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Home My WebLink About1972-11-16 - Orange Coast Pilot. 7 ' • • ' • • .· . ' • .. -·~-- ' ·Autos on CO(ltst Bridge THURSDAY AFTERNOON , NOVEMBER 16, 1972 Fiend ·Hunted Rape Victim Sltished on Beach SANTA MOIDCA CAP) -Her arms and legs bouild with leather shoelaces, the mile bedy of a young woman stabbed 11 times and apparenlly-raped was .fouod on Ult beach here. · · . ' "H 'wu one of the most llrutal and gGrieot k!llmp.r......,.11,,.!!JnY~ <I!. the.force," aaid Detective Robert Simmeau. 1. • ' , :. . ~ ~ TD WOii*" 1'¥~ 117 a· -9 ffclol< w-.r lligbl ~abool 11 . mh #1 ... ~. WU killed:" ' Tiie ........ -. ldoallfie<! u Kalbleeo LIChance,.21, of Long l!elcli. Simoneau said aand 11.i been stuffed In ber"moilth · and her. clothes bad been rlppe<I off In a ia~age lashioo, • · • HE SAID SHE ll!SToiiiiillying on lier back, 1iii' arms and legs strapped lightly to her body with leather laces. . ·A bunting knife was believed to be the murder weapon, Simoneau added. Campus Strife 2· Black Students Slain By Gunfire of Officials BATON ROUGE, La. (UP) -Sher- iff's deputie5 fired gunshots into a crowd or bl..;k students who seized coQtrol of the Soothern Unlvenity administration building today .. Two students were killed. Officers swept in a Wave onto the cam- pus to oust tbe blacks who had taken over the building during· the morning. The students ·were told to leave. : Five minute's later, armed deputies 'moved iJito the crowd of students. A ·smoke grenade was thrown out of the .;wndlng towanl ti, omc.n. 'Gunshots were fired and tear gas waa .hurled 'al the aludents. After the 10- ·:m1nute ex~e, two students lay dead. '"l'Wo llave.been ·shol and there may be more if necesiiily," aaid ·Baton Rollge Mayor W. W. ~· "We've sent the , dot• to to get them out of the· building. Our-people are out thlre now. We are going to take back over the ad· mini.atration at any CMt." Hypolite Lanclly. Eul Baton Rouge P.trlsb; eurooer, dl8fi'miil' . tbat'1•tw perlODI wen: dead. • '"lllere Is a price tha~ pay for 1p- peuemeat,"" Dumas aid, "and if you·~ peue people, ,.., can expect the W«ll." Millllnl lllUdentl at the moody black collel'! boycotted claa!ltl for two w..U, ~· the reolgnaUon of the -president and more student cOhtrol ~r campus IUe. • TlleJ bold the adminiltrallon bllldq for eight cllys. but pve It up 1111 weel< when the ·,pmldent l'elicnod· TlleJ -It over again IOdiy. Alter the ihooclng, pol~ -!he campus. Ambulanceo· lped oa 1111 oil lbe callep grounds. ' .... ~, ' ........ ·~· ....... t ' • ~ •. •. . ........ --4.\·-... MaJ! Killed by Plane &\CIWIEN'IO'(AP) -AlllllDrllles at JkClellm Air ,..,.. -today ..... lrJlll lo ftnd oul wtly .,, ·---_,...... .... _"""'. ................. Alr.Fol'<e nlDlna cnll -1n tor a 1111111111 w-.a, - .... ,,., --· -..i ktlled. • Gov. Edwin Edwards called out 700 Na· tional Guard troops to restore calm at the school, which had a student enroll· ment of 8,400. 'Dumas said between 200 to SOO students were inVtllved in the seizure of the build· nlg. nie mayor said more than 100 sher· iff'S deputies were used to regain control of the building. "We-don't want anybody hurt;" Dumas said when the officers moved in. "This is our prime concero -to get the universi· ty'back whendt heloop, in the bands of the administrakn ... A wi1nea aald the deputiea moved into a . CtOWd cit atudents bCocking the en· ·trance to the b¢1dlng. The two groups were talking when a amoke bomb was. .thri>Wn at""""" • '11\at WU~ tlie-gll!lflre olarteci. "!he ·air was heavy wtlh teai JU lll!IOke. Edwanla said after stUdenta -took over the bulldin!J he -1d IUlpmd a blue rib- bon committee tltat wu wortlng to oolve the unlyenity'• problems. He alioo, ,_..""'9ed that the Stato Boot\!• 6t --11on lllll ·ac!cept the :c,.11oo of Deln E. W. BasbfuJ of '• flew Orleans lnnch. Baahful resigned lut week in com· pllance wltb ooe of the llUdent demands. Airme1i Srifftt' Fr.Qm Rare Fl1i • VO\:-u. NO. n1. J s•CTtONS •• , ••• , • I . . SOUTHBOUND .AUTOS INCli ACROSS MacAR:rHUR BOIAEVARD 11RIDGE OVIR UN DIEGO CRIEK With Nonhbound ·la-Alraacly AwHh,· ROid C-. CIMN irid,o Aftw;lrhi1·Photo Wn'Tabn This -nlng Third Big Storm Dumps Another Inch Onto Coast Seope~ Suzy? Onio1i-chewi1ig Giraffe in Florida The third stonn in a week hlt Orange County early this morning, dumping nearly an inch of rain. on already saturat¢ grooud In ita flrit four taoun. A spokesman for the Orange County Flood Control DIJtrict aaid .95 Inches of rain had fallen between 4 a.m. and I i .rn. VEIDCE, Fla. (AP) -Stley, an aging, onioJ>.munching cln:us ,ilnlle, has been shipped to f'to<idl.to llve out ber daya In sunny reUrement wtth a llama, i 1ortlla, , • 0011el !l!!l -ilod.br(O.tb. • SlowOd by •• Susy, %., bldal ber way out or 1 ~ &reel cln::us wagon Wednetd01 Into a corrupltd llecl r<IJtt. ment •Ula. a llunl< of Bermuda onion today. wedged be~n lier teeth. That brings this sea~·s total lo 3.33 "Just Imagine ridlne all the ny from · inches. Lasl•year a~UU,Ume, )he<...,nty I •Ntw.Xork .,.~-wtt.\I tjoet ~ bad a meager .St Inches of rain. on )'OU," ~ QIOClt McWlll1- The heavy downpour cau>ed minor su;cn '/!'ted.h.r ii.wb.i. clofe of ptllc. Hooding throughout the county and It's not known bow 8uzf acqulnd'hei' highway crews and lrvioe police were peculltr tu\e. forced to c1o1e down the bridfe ci11 "We've been feedlnil her onlono and MacAr!lnll' Boulevard over the San Diego prllc for yem. 'lbey'<'t like a l!*lal creek. . treat lO her, .. ukl McWl.lUum. "I pe911 n.. heavy ruliot1 Dowlnc 1n the c,..k .-y thought too much abou~ tt bed'"'8e ro quid<ly, officers Rid. 'they be!""'." • reared the brid&e would be wubelfout. For a bllancod dkl, Sax at.> part.tl<a Traffic across the briHge wu st<JW<d -!>I 1pplel, hay and ......,'. ,. al ·11 J,m, .and wu mvuted-1be he•vy "' flow la the channet. which comtl '""" NU nl.,,,.,S 00 WE ir1f seven C1QY0111 In the Santa Ana !louo-v ;;, I. , · ..., tainl, also ·~ the In-ol • ·., ::-..::=i:'=:1,.,P"f1'~'f>.~JtlDE l!:lwwlMe, dCJ crrn lrum Seal ll<a<h to Saa°"'-* --•lllldbJ. -· me lo llOlp llloml drains cle1r ol -... EL C:UON CAP) -e:...,._ wiR he -.. Sandq at the float "1tered In the . Molller 0.. panda thjs ye1r by the Sw&llow's Sun flland Club. The -dloaJ """ the hest·float award the 1111 t..,,,..... PurplHyed Suiy, ti feel taU, Is retir· Ing from 1how business wtth RingJlng Bros. Bamwn & Balley ClrCUJ. When she ·wain'l puform1ng in Madlmn Square Gatden with the menqtrle staff. she stayed it an ~I fann ntar Sld'(em. N.Y. . ~She's Vol sick.• explained Rick llans.ler, a ci rcus apokesmar . "Jwit old." Hamler 111<1 the 1ong...,.ked buH·•nd· dxloolate colored animal bu Uved lhrtt yean beyond ..mat lllo upoctancy f0< a etratre. For the three-day, J,SiOj).mlle trtp 10 the ~ Stile, 5"zy whe<led down th< inltnttte hlahw•r. in a if.foot •BMon atop a Rathed trailer. For • IHOOC sJr- affe, qurten wttr a bit cramped. "But she Just leaned lorward ... 'M<Wllllmu •Id. .Now. Slay has a pl-All her own. 211 f'ttt blah. _, to the animal motemlty Wu.! al the clttut winter C0G1plex. ·••Sbo1t oitrnt<l,J'ell....-," Its ... tlld. , Nun Dies in Craah dOlllloa. up fallaD -and ~ ~ poltalial'rlood polata. Mlftflaall lo -... 1--h _,..... their llortl llld...,. in an dlort IO prtm1I the ~ tllal hit lllee Miii, .... II ROSAN, Moal. IAP I -A °""""' k'- ddea& one mile . toUth of lhb wtllcm MOl'Ulla town claimed the life ol 1 A$. yeaHld ~ Cltllotlc 11111 w- dlJ, Offlcjalo . -the ricllm ot the moll' .. -JullO 1-ltr. no -11 came oo the Unulloo ConvNt -----------'-"--" IL Bl f!r-fnm San Fraadaco • • I (j 00 One ·Office Damaged; None Hurt A homemade bomb taped to an outaide window ledge at Coron.a de! Mar High School exploded early today, causing m-dama&e to the ol!lce Ii A&lstlllt Principal Betty Towntend. TbeT< were no Injuries ·and _police uld apparently no one even beard the ex. ploslon. "The bomb went off aomeUme between II p.m. and$ a.m. when custodians amt to work," aid Newport Beecb detecUve Capt. Don Oyaas. Investigating detectives: and Principe! Dennis Evans au r<lusod to spt<Ulate u to who was responsible -or their m<r lives for It. "I have no idea what the motive wu but the penon who did It hu to he a little unbalanced to do llOllleth!ng like this," Evans aakl. Detectl .. Ed Rudd who ii lttadilll • U......... team of lnNtlcakn 11 the school this morning llld the bomb WU a four·lnch pipe cooWrithg etploltvn. He uld Ii blew out the wDlow. Clllled .... minor damqe to the wiollPw till ml blew IOOle -" around Inside the of[lce. Detective Rudd said pol~ wore ...,. ducting utenAlve lntnvlon this monllng in an effort to tum up IOl'ne ladl on IUlpecll. E!vana aaid the problem of fmdinl the penons ruponslhle WU Uable to he a big one altboucb bo did Indicate he felt studenll al the -mllftt he the onn who tel Iba -of!. "We're ..... IO -1gate thls but It '1 • bic loll looldll( for i IUl!i<d 11DG111 2,300 1tUdaU," Enns •kl. He •Id thts -1be first such Incident at the oc:hool tltat he knows ar. 0r..,. • Cun Partially cltudJ wlUI tra- show)lro.11• ... die -11"1 kfl ftldly, wftb mare ntn dm on Slillird"1. cJeorlnr by lilt afltr. neon. SUnd by for a wtt ...-. 1'<mper1tUrt'I Cll P\idoy II. Lon tonight --. INSIDE TOD.\1t' ' Lii..... ti = -...: ._ . -.. --" --. • .. lrt IT ... ·-...... ...... ._.. " .... I • ---. ! ----. ==-:;~ ---== . -. -----.. • • D41L V PILOT s Thurld1r, November 16. l.9n Ceas e-fire • • A frerati(Jn · St_ricken. Co~st ·Guard Cutter R ~scued -. .fimuu. Alu kn (AP) -A Japnnese frtigbter took the crippled COas:t Guard cutter Jarvb under tow for a tiny island lo...llista's t,ieutlan ojtatn today, ending ~ o."'deal for the po""rl06S and fiooded u .s ...... 1. Coast Guard spokesmen said the Koyo Maru No. 3 was draggin., the cutter to an inlet of ~anka Island, a few miles west ol ...,·here the Jarvis, beset by what were described as "mountainous seas,·• rested without ~ngines while an international r9rce of merchant and military ships moved to the rescue through troubled n.ortb Pacific waters. ,il,bductor Flees "We bopo to find some shelter In the inlet;wh,ue we can eumloe &he damage and determlne what more ci&i be done," a Coast Guard spokesman said. '!be Koyo wu the llral ship to reach the S78-fo>t Jarvis -de8crlhed as the pride of tho Coast Guard fleet -as It lay unable to move or pump out water that de luged its engine roorp, "The Jarvis is 1K>l yet ln the clear, but definitely on her way there," the spokesman said,. Another Jnpanest merchantman, two Russian ships and a Greek vessel con- tinued to res'-'°"d to the Jarvis SOS. . . ' Gu-nman Molests Woman • A Laguna Beach saleswoman was rob- bed, forced to commit a sex act and nearly raped and kidnaped Wednesday qight by a gunman who pretended. to Rickover Suffers Fatigue A'ttack, Falls in Office WASHING TON (AP) -Vic e Adm. Jjyman G. Rickover, pioneer in devclo~ ment of nuclear submarines, coll apsed in bis off ice tcxlay, and was admitted to Belhesda Naval Hospital where doctors djagqosed his problem as exhaustion. ' The Navy _said Rickover, who will be 73 in.January, suffered a slight head lace ra- tion after collapsing. He was described as in good condition and resting comfortably. The Navy said that Rickover walked to work from National Airport alter ar- riving about 5 a.m. from Groton, Conn., where he spent Wednesday working. The Navy maintains a major submarine base at Groton. • He collapsed after re at t•:Dg his office about a mile from the airport. Rickover. retained on active duty more than 10 years past the normal retirement age of 62, serves both as deputy com- mander for n4alear propulsion of the Navy's ship systems command and as director of the naval reactors division of the Atom ic Energy Commission. His tour of duty runs until January 1974. • Ill Store purchase women's apparel from the shop. The 2t-year-old woman escaped from her would-be abductor as she was being forced to the man's car parked in fnont of the Coast Highway store, but only after having been forced into suua1 sub- mission ins ide lhe shop. The 'Victim screamed and fled from her gun wielding assailant after reaching the sidewalk. She broke away, fell and was recaptured by the man who then sud· dcnly re leased her, ran to his car and sped away. Laguna Beach Del. Gene Brooks said he believes that an arrest may be Im· n1inent in the case today after late-night investiga tion. The man first came to the shoJ? shortly after noon. He looked at women's clothing and indicated he was interested in purchasing an expensive dress. He said he would return later. lte came back that evening and as the saleswoman was writing out a receipt for the dress, the man pulled out a gun and forced the woman into a back room. There. he tied her, went to the front of the store, scooped $62 from the C{lsh drawer, locked the door and turned off the lights. • Returning to the bact room, he forced the woman to commlt a semal act, B.rooks said. "His intentions then were to take her to his car outside," Det. Brooks said. The struggling woman managed to break free . After catching the screaming, fighting woman the man apparently lost bl! nerve, frightened by proxlnilty of rush- hout passing motorisls along Coast Highway. 8.2 Hours a Week UC Profs Spe-,,d More Hours With Students ... SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Full professors al the University o f California's ni~ campuses spent an average of 6.2 "contact hours" a week with students in the fall of 1971, ac· cm-ding to a repbrt presented to the rcgentli today. Based on data gathered for the fall quart~ of 1970 and 1971, .the results show a general increase in the number of hqurs faculty ' members spent i n classroom instruction w I t h un- dergraduatt11 especially in the lower division: The study,·pttpar~ for lhe committee on educational policy, indicated that tn l!rlO full professors averaged 3.3 un· dergradqate contact houn weekly, while in· 1971' the figure was 3.9 bouts. Professors also spent an average of 2.3 IT DAILY PILOT Tht OrMll C9AI 0...11,.Y I'll.OT, ""1tflo ~ II comlllMil h .....,..,,.... ll lllAlllllltd Ille 0,...... to. .. Nlllth ... ~. I r•I• ....... M IJllllll~, MMI .... """"" Frklw • .., &11 ~. M.....,. ~ MllOtll!W"" ......,,._....,. V•tl•'f, t..tt- lttd\, l~lllllO: ... "'" °""""'., ~ . """ c.pi..._. "' ••no1t , .. -., .. II ... If ,Wll\tled S..llltttl'n .... ......,.. t lle ,,'"'1NI pUblltfl"'4 p1t;111 It 11 .m Wftf Sty llrld, (0111 M-. C.11..,....,.. JHa... •ob1rt N. W1.4 f'Tnldlftf .... ~1-. .... J.,~ •. C11rl1., Viet fl'"'"'ld.,t Mil a.t11r11 Mtl'llfll" Tho,.,11 K11wil fOllll' l\Ofllll A . Mur,hlt1• M~lr!f ltllllt Ch•rlt1 M. l oot lt i4~tt4 P. N .. 11 AJ1l1!1nt ~"""" Ellllln °'""" cnto Mn1: JJO w"' a., ~ M...,..1 ll'•t.1'1: »If"-' lou ........ l~ 1"<11: m '"°'t A,,_ H~-IHd>: ll'l'I hlC"fl I•~·-,_ 5lfl Qllftent..i iU Nwftl 11 """*" ll ... ' , .. .,..._ (7141 '42 ... 111 C!wWW A4'Nrt' ... UN411 ,,.. c..-....,.... ..... tf ........... 4t2MJt ,,.. .......... C.-ty <<•--..... • hours with graduate students In 1971, maldng up the balance of the 6.2 •·con· Jact hours." " Aasociate professors averaged G.9 contact hours" per week, aasl1taDt pro- fessors 6.7 and Instructors 10.5 the studY &bowed. I State Finance Director Verne :Orr, scheduled to address the regents rmance commlttee, said this week thit" audits by his department have shown that UC facuJty members do not work as bard as - university officials say they do. He said the university claims !he figures are up 10 percent since last year's study. "If you take a catalog and look up·the courses a profesaor teaches, you baV1? trouble arriving at the same number or hours," claimed by the university, Orr said in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. The state finance director's ap- pearance at the monthly regents meeting Js seen by some aa a carefully orthtstrated effort bJ the Rugan •11- tr.inWration to replace UC President Charles J. Hltoh, the Times roported. Othen ... the -dlr<dor'• visit ·11 nothing more !ban a bit ol. strat.sY In the annual buclg<I fl&ht be!Wfttl the university and .the R e a I a a ad· ministration, the Tin!es said. Orr ha1 said he does not believe UC needs the 113 mltllon operating budget request the regents approved last month and called for furthtr economlet and t!.f- ricicncy measures. His appe&rMCe was tht first by a finance director 111.nct early 1917, when Gordon Paul Smith told the regenu that the newly lrt.!tllltd Reaan adm.lniJtr.aUon intended lo sluh the UC budget by Ht percent and alto ask for tuition. UC Prosldcnt Clari< Kerry was ftred a few weeb after Smith's appearanee. Votes by 13 of the 2f.member board of "'iCnll .,. needed to oost the UC pml· tdrnl and regent·wt tchers say lhat Rltch's fot11 do not have tht necessary votes. the Times said. . Hllth has conctdtd he's heard rumors about a possible effort to oust hlm. but said "of coune I've heard rumors in the I I . " 13.3% Hikes Asked SACRAMEtmJ (AP) -SUie pay hlkts avtt•llftl>.13.3, pe~nt for tm were requuted WeJncsday by the \Cellfomla St.ate Empki)'es Asaoclatlon. Spokesmen said itoodiqi that iiNDClated the cutter's qiDe ~ bad been ~ trolled. and capt. ,,..,..kit o. Wooley reported h1s ahip waa "ln no lmmed1a\e danger of 1lnking." • Thett were DO injuries reported llDOftl the crew, which offldlll placed at 170 men. Spoltesmen described. the cutter'.s con- dition as "serious bot stable" as it rode ~knot winds and 12-fOOI 1wells 750 miles southwest of Anchorage-bf the nartb Pacific. • The Honolu1u-.based cutter lost power and ability 10 pump water late Wednes- . . daYliben 1he tilift;'e room~ · Also answering the cutter'• 500 were two C»aat Guard cutten, an American fishing boat, three tllWtary HCUO 1eareb planes Ind a Navy Pl alretaft! Pumping equipment ""' dropped to the v e as e 1 by a HCl30, and the spok~sman .. id the J!l""ls, equipped with an 1152 helicopter, m believed to bave . ferried a few men to Akutan. 1be Jarvis first ,l'ID Into tnJuble early Wednesday when she went aground in "bigb seu and wind" In Dutch llarbor at Unaluka Island adjacent to Akutan. ... UPI T ....... COAST GUARD CUTTER JARVIS RESCUED BY JAPAN~SE SHIP American v .... 1 Wal&ows Without Power for Nine Hours CdM Teen Hurt I t -• ' In Triple .Flip ' 'Miracle' Crash A <l:lrona del Mar teenager na?TOWly escaped death Wednesday wllen his lwo- seat foreign sports car collided with a heavy dump truck and UJrned three com· plete nips in the air before landing.on Its roof more than 150 feet .. away. Craig Winton, 17, of .110 Narcissus Ave., suffered some minpr cuts-on his hand and a lligbtly twl!led leg In tbe mi>- hap al the eomer of San Joaquin Jlills Road and MacArthur Blvd. near Newpbrt Center. . WLlllon told police be was .coming down · San Joaquin Hills toward the shopping center when the truck, driven by Donald Stockwell of Brea, turned L1 front 9f blm at the intersection. '1J'd say the little car did pretty well, considering the damage to tbat blg truck," said Officer Tom &nltb, wbo was one of the first people to reach the scene. Winton's car .:0111pletely tore out the front end ' of ·the tn:ick and ~ked off ooe wheel before swerving and rolling over. J Smith 'Said the sports ca did at least. three nips in the air and then rolled to a stop more than 1SO feet down San J oa- guin :1rom the point of impa"ct. "He waa refl lucky he wasn't killed because those little cars normally just go to pieces.Jn a tase like this;" Smith said. Citizen Sei zes I Bank Robber- A Santa Ana citiz.en became "irl'folved" Wednesday and captured a bank robber. Police, wbo W)tbheld the ~ ol i-. ~. silif,,,be •--IJe·rob-bery of Security Pacific Nallon>l Bank, 'lblrd-and Main olreell, chaed the suspect and Jumped oo <him wbm be slip. ped and !ell. Officers said the bualnellman with the help ol oeveral othen held the robber un- til lhey arrived. The suspect ts identified .. David s. Vandeneynden, 29, ol Santa Ana. He bad 11\ken '980 In the mldalternoon boldup. %e money was recovered alorig with a toy pistol with which he had threatened a bank clerk. He was turned over to the FBI. Wint.on'a '3,500 car was called a total loss by Smith and he also 11id it was doubtful the truck could be properly repaired alter .Joslng lt.i front axle L. assembly ' In the acddent. '!be true~ ... driver was not injured. Chinese Suing Over Drug Raid FRESNO (UPI) -A Chinese - American Ji.bor rtlatlons group, charging· that 25 fully-armed narcotics agents burst tnto Its rtetDt convention, bas sued the rederal government for more than SS mil lion. • The Ying On Morchonla Labor As!IOClo- tlon said the agentJ crashed Into ill tri· 1Mual meeting Oct. 2S tn Bakt:rsOeld and foreed IOme con\'enUooeers against lbe wall to search them. I OO's of Val ues! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Plut ·tection11 fi11/J In luxe uriou1 he1vy lmporteci vel. yet 1v1ileble in m • n y cholce1 of c o I o r I 1nd febric•. , Emergency repair! were completed. and a spokesman said. Capt. Wooley de<:ided to leave the Alaska flshwi es patrol and rewm to Honolulu. Wooley Is a resident of Mlllland Town, Hawaii, formerly of Manasquan, N.J. Forty mlleJ later, ~ .. blp began to llood and power was lost. Commissloned ~ln August, the Jarvis J1 among the largest of Coast Guard vessels and ls powered by a combination of two jet engines similar to those carried by 1!$2 bombers and standard dlesel engines. 3 Guards Badly Hurt In Riot Rejecte d • PARIS (AP) -A new round of secret Vietnam peace negotlaUoDS was im..! minent today, but North Vietnam in ad· vance rejecfed any changes in the draft cea~fire agreement worked out by Henry A. Kissinger and Le buc Tbo or the North Vietnamese Politburo. J Xuan Thuy, the chief of North VJet· nam's delegation in Paris, told tbe week, ly session of the semipublic peace talb: "We resolutely reject all the pretexts put forth by the United States and Saigon to demand modification of the substance of the agreement." , He repeated Hanoi's persister:rt de~nd that the United Staes "immediately sign the agreement." The chief modtfication demanded by Saigon, a provision calling ·for the withdrawal of all North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam , was repeated. today by Sooth Vietnam's representative' at the sesSlon: Nguyen Xuan Phong. t ·U.S. negotiator William J. Port~r said:' PHILADELPIDA (AP) -Three guards "Each of us is aware that the restora~ were severly beaten by 16 rioting pris· tion of ""'Ace in Vietnam is approacbina oners who took control of the maximum ,...... t>" security block at the Slate O>rrectional Each of us is equally well aware of the · b G rl rd od efforts being made to refine and oerfect Institution 10 near Y rate 0 t ay · the accomplishments of the negOtiatiod state police said. Authorities regained so that a settlement fair to all \Vill control of the facility after three hours. result." The trouble at the 2,000..inmate facility In a brief prepared statement to the • began shOrtly after 8:30 a.m. when the 16 prisoners started fiihtlng, then turned =~t'i.!:°~::s~o~~ ~:~ef:hi:n~: on the three guards and beat them, state munist side to avoid "exaggerated police said. rhetoric and unfounded charges of bad '1bere was no Indication bow the vio-faith." lence was quelled. A spokesman for the He declared that "our discussions state police said demands were ~de on sOOuld be directed toward ·the goal of the warden, but they were not immedi· peaceful settlement,. much .nearer ·than ately d1sclosed. . . , Some mattresses were set on fire dur· we unag1ned only a few weeks ago. Ing the rioting, fiHing corridors with "We have come this far because of thick smoke. Seven inmates suffered negotiations conducted in good will and smoke inhalatlori and two were taken to v;ith co~c~ve purpose .. Still further the Pottstown Hospital about sit"'lrllieS ... -.progress will come to us through the away, for treatment. dtheis were treat~ same means." . ed in the prison infirmary as were the Phong told newsmen as he amved for beaten guards. ' the meetin_g lha.t bis governm~t rega~s state Police Commissioner Rocco a North V1~t. w1µidrawal and restoration Urella new to the facility and at the re-of the dem.Jlitarized zone between North quest of Warden Robert L. J~n, or· and So~th Vietnam as "essential dered 60 troopers to the prison. elements of any agr:eement. . . Johnson said imnates had taken cell . The draft,. as outlined by H~no~ arid block keys from the injured guards. discussed w1th. newsmen by . K1ssmger1 Earlier, he said the trouble broke out makes ~o mention of either ~m!. between two inmate groups, squabbling . A~er1can sources ~ave ~aid th~t Tho, , over religious dif(erences. · · tn hts se_cret ~e:et1ngs m Par1~ last Some of those involved were reported month with K1Ssmger, gave him to to have knives understand that some North Vietnamese The maxim~ security block of the would be withdra~ from the no~rn pri!on has about 60 cells and the '11 men p~rt _or South Vietnam. But the ~ held there were described 85 difficult, plicat1oi:i has been that most of Hanoi s hardened prisoners who have breached forces m the South wtiuld stay where they were. regulations and are unable to get a1oag ~'Ibo was ln Mosco tod . te .~ with the other inmates w ay, en-1'0U T Deputy State Poli~ Commissioner Paris ~m Hanoi, and _he ai;id ~g-;r Joseph Dussia said the riot leaders were were etpected to mett ·In· Pru:is thi,s "haril'rore types"' --• .weel<end 'qr what the U.S. presidential The prison ls iocated in Montgomery adviser has said would be ~heir final County, about 20 miles: north of here, and roun~ of talks to agree on details and the covers 1,730 acres, much of it farD) land wor:tmg of the agreement. which the inmates work. 1bere is a 62· acre compound within the walls. Police Probe Blasts MODESTO (AP ) -Poliot hunted for. clues ·today in hopes of Obtaining a motive for two blasts that ripped the side of Assemblyman Ernest LaCoste's bowie and blew in a kitchen window. No one was hurt. From Page l RAIN ... their businesses during Tuesday's storm. Weather forecasts predict the storm wil! intensify as the day goes on, clearing out by Friday morning. Scattered showers near the mountains and partly floudy skies are expected in its wake. holiday sale! O range Co unty's La rgest Selection of Contem porary Furniture open Sunday 12-5 entire inven tory reduced! . -u "'Ibey found no Illegal actlvllles, no ar· rest.a were made and no apologies we.re given." the suit said. Sale $595. • • Bowker Denies Rap BERKELEY (APl -UC Berkeley chlneeUor Albert Bowlter bu denied d .arg<1 by a New York •to qllklal thlt 'daily 11-9/satur:_d•Y.. I l-6/1und ay 1-5 ,• ph 5'48 -55 18 • toll free 546-1262 e lnll•~ ... mlluted ~\6bllc IUnds" white bead ol City Untvenlty of New York. New Vor~ Comptroller Arthur Levitt aal~ l\'e<lnelday 1 hind , .1d- , mlllislered l>y Bowker when c1-ellor ol th< Eutem uniYmlty WIS ''uled primarily to enrich faculty-orietlted pro- JP"•ms." • b alsam's CC·tl 1, 111pcrn 1·q furn 1 tu r <' •. , L • l '..,. ~ ~ : i I . • · ' . .0..' i , J · I I • · · I • • - ~ • m C1 " d• D "' 1' N "' " J>I N Ii • I I • :I • • • ' :, ' ' • 1 l " I' • • • Now. You can Become . ' .. Little Old Wine Maker ' By wru..iAM 8CBBEIBER Of ... DMtr ........ THANKS TO UNDERSTANDING treasury agents and the oaUoo's big- gest catalog order store, the winos of America can now jwnp 'on the band- wagon of the biggest do-it-yourseU, grow-It-yourself, mate-lt-youraelf craze since the Pilgrims landed at Pl)'lllOUth Rock. Home winemaking -something all but the tmSt sin- ful Pilgrims woud bave thought scandalous -Is r<achlng, pardon the expression, a new high in garages and base- ments around Ute country. Winemaklng has moved into an arena fonnerly door inated by such things as herb gardening, temiri~at- ing ·and birdhouse building. • ~ • _ Out of interest and pure curiosity, I gave one of. the .. handy~dy commercial winemaldng ,kits to my brother · ~ for Christmas JS.st year. __,, i• SCHllE191!11 His first gallon of home-brewed callfomia burgundY wine started out as a pile of freeze.dried, grapes, some...yeast and a pound of sugar mixed with water in a clear i;ilastic jug. . . It was "ready for drinking " two monlbs after he whipped 1t together - at least that's what the dirtetions said. ,,.._ WHAT HE PRODUcED tasted like a cross between liquid chalk, battery . acid and a touch of last week's wash water. Maybe he didn't ~ge it long enougb. . It would have made the most confirmed alcoholic a teatotaler for We. The Alcoholics Anonymous could have used it in their own cure program. My interest ln home winemaking waned suddenl.Y after. that. ta!te of .bot- ulism brew until I received.my own handy.dandy wmemaldng kit as a bifth.. day pre~nt recently. This Is the catalog model a"s oppo5ed to the cut-rate job my brother used for his concocting. rr HAS A UTrLE plastic teg with a spigot, a fancy firmentatlon lock to watch the wine bubble to perfecUon and a ll~d grape concentrate instead of shriveled raisins. So now, five easy steps later, my own Wine mixture s~ts brewing on the kitchen sink. The first night, my wine bubbled so vigorolli!lY that the cap of the fer· mentation lock popped off and yemity grape juice splattered all over the counter tops and anythin~ that happened to be nearby. But then, I supposed the Gallo people have their problems too. THE PAMPHLETS that came with my kit made interesting reading - especially the parts that said you can make wine ~t of any!hing ferment· able. I can taste it now, Schrelber's .Avocado Peel Wme. Boons Fann move over. · Servlc It also made brief mention of the fact that the Internal Revenue e allows the head of a household to make up to 200 gallon! of wine a year 1-x free for personal consumption. I wonder if the catalog. store people are checking IDs and marriage lic- enses when they sell these things. Should my first gallon of California burgundy taste anywhere near the kind you can get for 79 cents a gallon, I may go on to bigger and better things. AFTER ALL, the cata1og still lists wine presses, testing equipment, siphons and a myriad of other pieces of equipment beginning winemakers used to dream of. If th_e _~ppalaclan_ lllQOJlslµner~..fil1..er latch onto a new edition of this cata- log, the revenoors are going to have real trouble and a lot of homemade brew· ing .••uu~on their lwid4. " " School District to Aid Capistrano Road Project Plans for improvements of about two miles of. Camino Capistrano in San Juan C!pistrano have received an extra boost "1th the agreement of a majg£ larr downer -the Capistrano Unified School District -to help pay the costs. Property owners along the strip betwec:t Ortega Highway and Oso Road Nixon, Connally Meet THURMONT, Md. (UPI) -President Nixon met with fonner Treasury Secre- tary John B. Connally at his Carrip David retreat today. 1be White House said the J>lll'Jl(*: of the meeting was to discuss Ni.ton's planned government reorganiza· tion and "a number of other things." are forming an a~t district to cooperate with the city of San Juan and th'! county to improve the road. Current preliminary estimate of the cost of the project ~ ~.000. School district administrator Joe Wimer said Tuesday the school portion may be 175,000. Tbe board approved signing the assessment petition Monday night. "It's the only street W. have (border- ing a scbool) that Isn't Improved with curbs, gutters, sidewalks to acceptable rommllllity standards," Wimer added. , The road fronts Capistrano School. San Juan public works director T. J . · Meadows said that final plans and cost estimates will be presented to the city council at its Nov. 27 meeting. The council must set the issue for a public hearing before it can go to bid. L , ~-•1tttt , .. si.m..., _. . · · MlcllHI Mom. 1c:cdlld of U,~ mllllulrllion ~ llr hll a.11~d '°"' Iea•OI a c:tllll<>d1 burllllJn lllAmi where his olh~r n.., d>Udrtn hne been placed In protectlvt C!llStody Al rigbt-ll lloila'• wife, Loll Jean, wlio KtUsed btr bUllJencl of bealln& btr aiid not llllJinl food for the chUdf'!n. • • Loose Dog Case .Again Continued The fourth amtlnuanoo In the cue ol a Three Arch Bay mlDlng magnate elw't- ed with· !I counts of allowing an unrestrained dog lo nm on the be..& waa granted in South County Municipal Court Wednesday. The trial Is oow set lo open in the court of a Judge Richard Hamilton Jan. '24. Shelton, of 22 La Send.a Drive, waa cited in April, 1971, for allowing bis dog on the beach. The citation wq wrUtea during an early morning ••raid" oo the: beacb by officials of the Orange County Animal Shelter .. No sooner bad Shelton requested the case be brought to court, than 31 ad-- ditional counts werjl_ prepared, against him by the district attorney's office, The additional charges are based on 1f· fidloits signed by other 11lr<e Arcb Bay residents. Shelton, who owns minlllg oj>etatloos In Kem County and South America, con- tends the county has no right to cite him since Three Arch Bay is a private com· munfty with its own by-laws.' 'H ouse' Hangs On Despite Federal Eviction Notice CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI) -The federal government is having the same problems as any private landlord in evic- ting a stubborn tenant -the Silver llrinces! bawdy house. The Blb'eau of Land Management ordered the house of proslltution1 which consists of several trailers, Qff the public domain at Basalt, Nev., more than a year ago. That area of Nevada has legalized 'prostitution. But Jane Curtis, who runs tae Silver Princess; and her girls are still there. The BLM aald Wednesday that it bas assurances the brothel will ,move by Dec. I, but Miss Qu1ls aald she hasn't been notified to leave. Let's Pla9 Borde . - ' • When_ the rains fell on Orange County, 6-year-old. April Studer of Anabelm wun't worried aoout get:in~ ber feet wel Her pet great Dane Duchess supplied · the transportation to school. Poker Champ to Run, River on Bet ous river. It runs 23 mile!. through central Idaho -including the Idaho primitive area - before j?ining the main Salmon, the River of No Return. • She referred all inquiries to her at- torney, Nye County District Attorney William Beko, who said she is looking for private land to move onto and hopes to • be off the federal property by lhe end of the month. BOISE, l~aho (AP) -Amarillo Slim, thlt aelf•tyled world champion poker player, Is making final prepanitioos fo. day for bis usault on Idaho's roarjng Middle Fork of the Sahnon River -all becal.Qe of a challenge and high stakes. Slim, whose real name ht T. A. Preston Jr., bas 131,000 in hels riding on whether he can make the run down the treacber· Dick. Estes, wild--river ranger for the forest service in Idaho, says the Middle Fork will be carrying chunks of ice. ' The bureau extended past eviction deadlines because of "nasty .weather" which prevented the house from moving last winter. But It also stayed In place through tilt sprin~. sununer ud fall, and the bureau turned the eviction proceedings over to the U.S. attorney's office. Laguna Buffet Slated To Aid Free Oioic A gourmet buffet dlaner benefit wlll be held from I lo 9 p.m. ni..day at the Cot- tage ~'flnt In Lquu Beocb to assist the Free Clinic. Vet Emplo~ent Program Given -School Support A dona tion of $5 per person will go toward supporting the Laguna Beach clink and meeting operational costs. " Tickets are llmJted and reservations may be made at the Cottage Restaurant, House of Hyun or the Free Clinic. Cap!mnno Unified Scbool Dittrict trustees have authortr.ed p1rt1clpation in a new federal -k progn.m deslined lo ·provide public aervice jobs for Vietnam veterans. The PEP·VET program is 1 new version of the government's Public Employment Program (PEP), which en- couraged government agencies to hire the ITBdltlonally unemployable. Veterans were included under that pro- gram, alq with welfare recipMmts and . minorities, among other groqps, Under this program, Vietnam .veterans with other thin d!ahooorable discharges will register (in Orange County) for work at a Human Raourcel Development of· rice in santa· ADI and receive a job certificate detailin• their akll!J . That certlllcate Is suppooed t o guarantee that whatever public agency the vet COM \0 will create a job to flt him. The ocbool district hired eigh pel'IOllS under PEP. TWo are sWI In the program. Othen quit or were ablorbed as regula r scbool employes. She Was Just Horsing .4.rourul · FORT MORGAN, polo. (UPI) -Elaine Estes says the temperature in the gorge or thetMiddle Fork hit! been drop- ping to about a degrees thLs week, then wanning to the mid-40s when the sun hits It. In the rivu-runnln1 raft with Slim wlll be Jere Chapman, 31, Bolae, an el· perienced river runner. A lflCOftd ~ft will follow , as will a htllcopter 1;>ut tenns of the bet forbid either to offer help to Slim and Chapman. The gorge of the river, about a mllt deep. was termed the "Impassable gorge" in the diary of Anny Capt Rt!uben Bernard when, operating out or Ft. Boise 200 mile! lo the south. he chas- ed Indians intCJ the gorge in the 1890s. o ....... 11, of Fort Morlan, wu amsted for dnmlten drMna on a hone. · · Police accuaed tJie ..... n of rtdinl I hone tllroullh one bar and Into UIOthtr. But Dlltrict Court Judie KenneU! Skull threw out the ,...,.,. Wednelday. .M.!IDRIG.!IL s DAIL V PILOT :J Alignment !: • . Gets ·Studx· ByR~adme~ By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL 01 111e o.i11 ,Utt lt•rt Like explorers ol · etntruies put, Orange County Road D t p a r t m • n t' cartographers are looking for a suitable route from the olil world to the new world. '!'ht new world; 1n this case. Is Irvirlf and the old, Mission Viejo. Lying between these two lands ls a third, the city of Laguna Beacb. 1be road department thought Its prof>. lems were solved when it recommended Oso Parkway travel rrom the San Diego Freeway to Moultoo Parkway, through Sycimore Hilla. ending a· San Joaquin Hills Drive in Irvine. That plan was killed this 'A"ee~ afttr the Laguna Beach Planning Coomllasion re}ected each of three a I t e r n a t e alignments of Qw Parkway throuch- Sycamore HlllS, considered t b e "keystone" of the Lagu•1a Greenbelt. Commissioners questioned the need of the road and noted it was not shown on the city's Select System of streell. a map which must list all existing and pro- . posed arterials through the city. "The denial didn't i;eally surprise me. considering the moo<f of the people of Laguna Beach," commented William ZalUI of the road department. The deparlment , he said, now i! fCJr'C'A to find a new a1ignmenl of the roaa which does not cross the city of Laruna Beach. ~ Zaun admits thls "creates some oorf:. Oict " but said construction or the road if not jeopardized, since actua l work oo U~ leg between El Toro and lrvtne is teverll years away. ~me type of alignment, however, must be-fixed because of development now under way by the RoAlmoot Corporation on land between Sycamore' Hills and LeWurt World. ' The road department, Zaun said, pro!» ably will decide on an alignment ttirough the Rossmoor property, then take up the matter or skirting the clty al Laguna Seach. . During the comml!sion hearing on thfl malt.er 1.tonday, James W. Dllley, Jftfl· dent of the Laguna Greenbelt, charged the road would be .me step ln the destructK>n of the Laguna Canyon watenhed. The road also was opposed by Howard Miller , vice president of Newport ·Investments Inc., owners or the » acre Sycamore Hills parcel. His firm has rele85td a propo!ed development plan for the property. whidl includes three access road!, none bf which l> related to t1le Oto ~kway IF teUI~ UCI ·Pathology Prof Addresses Rotarians . Dr. Frederlc C. Ludwig, profenor of Path>logy and Radiological Sciences at UC Irvine, will be the guest speaker at the l.aguna Beach f!Dtary noon meeting Friday at the Hole! Lagwua. "Since It WU!'t I Ital<! biclnr1y, it wuni a state otftnlt and lboukl hive been taken to I munldpol court," he said. University-Madrigals Joining Honor' Choir Unlttnlly Hieb 6chool'1 madrigal '"""' ... -It -tr bicJI ICbool ....,.,. ..i.cted lo portldpote In the t171 by Herita{le makes dining a pleasure ... ... entertainlnq more qracious .... , °""'I" c.unt1111P School -Choir. 'Ille llnlor1 dlftcled br Dan ,.,...loo at Uni Hicb ill !"'°" will join w1th vocalists from Oolll-. a Dorado, El-.. G-'C...._ r-cty, R1nc bo .\jamllot, -Ale, ........ and 'l'roy lllP Sdloolo for Illa Feb. 24. 1171 Coll<ttl II ~ Ooalt Collqt. -wlll~-Uby V-. VllWtl, lh•41!11obo , Vi......... 11111•1, II s •&In 11111 a....1111 Ill Illa -dlolt pn> ll'llll· H.J.GARl\ElT fURNffURE ,. 2211 HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA. CALIF. 6U 0271 , • f DAll.Y PILOT Tl•••••· ......... 16, l •72 (:uha Raises Hopes for ~ijack · Talks: ' ~-;,. wi .. Tem •rpltiae Just Make 'em Councilpeople SALUTE TO LADY·PEJISONS: Even the high halls of government a.re havip.g difficulty these days on figuring bow to address a ~·oman. This becomes even more vexing after the lady has been elected to public office. As for our city councils, Assemblyman John V. Briggs. the Republican from Fullerton, thinks he hu a aolulion. He vows to introduce 1eg1slation in Sacramento after the nm of the year which will make the term "Coun- cilv.·oman" legal . All of this. 9f ,COW'le, is an effort to upgrade the role of the female in our society. That may be fine but tbert have always been some of u.s Wrong Thinkers who thought pretty much of the girls anyway, wilhout government help. NEW nn.ES FOR the ladies are quite in vogue now. Jt used to be when I got a woman on the phone and I didn't know whether or not she was married, l just ~ of slurred it Ute, "Yes. M.z:z:zz Smith," as though t bad a mouthful or crackers. Now. with the advent of the ?.fJ. business. I'm right in tune with the times . Anyway, it is understood that the La Habra City CooncU is the outfit that ha!! been pressuring A s s e m b I y m a n Briggs to get the lltle of Councilwoman written into the law. La Habra i!l a likely spot for things like this: to start. Newspaper people here along our coast have faced the questk>n ol ladie1 in public office for some lime. In my memory, it started with Dora Hill when she was mayor of Newport Beach. Everybody was delighted and 1n those years, nobody got very uptight about it. Ma.inly. she was addressed as "Madam Mayor." " Well, let's face it, nobody was going to call her Mr. Mayor. Or Mayor·Penon, as some folks like to push these days. NORMA GIBBS. ihe current ~ cilman in Huntington Beach, was once mayur of Seal Beach. I think she wu a Madam Mayor too, although I un- derstand today she may lean toward ~ferri~ councitwoman. Nonna pretty well stays up with the times. Some time pused between lady council memben in Newport after Mayor Cmayoress~J Hill rt:tlred and Doreen Marshall got elected to that august body. Not long after Mrs. Marshan got •leded, I approached her one day and blurted out, "Mrs, Marshall, Just what are we supposed to call you?" She looked puzzled for a moment and then smiled her nice smile and said, "You m1y call me Doreen if you like " "No, no," 1 nu!tered. "1 mean your ti· tie in the newspaper - --on the coun· cil ...• , IT WAS 111EN that Mrs . Msrshan rul- ed thal the proper title i!l councilman, denoting the office. not the sex of tbt holder . We certafh!y were relieved to have the ruling. Not Jong aCter that, Helen Keeley got_ elected \o the Laguna Beach City Coun- cil. We called her councilman too. I forget if we asked but I suspect Mrs. Keeley didn't much give a hoot what we called her. She called some other coun- cilmen aeveral other things herself dur- inR her tour in olftce. Currently, Irvine City C4uncilman Gabrielle Pryor is understood to prefer councilman even though 1bt is active in current female llberatlon actlvlUes. She wwld also go for Council Person £or everybody, however. IN LAGUNA, PBVLLts Sweeney is on the councll and a111Wera: to cound!man, councilwoman or even hey, yw. She con- •klen the wbol• W... pr<tty ridiculous. I Urlnt I agree with Mn. Sweeney. AWmblyman Briggs has opened a can of worms. 1 hope be Wls ln it, V'IT ........ New Signal Encourages _ High Aides WASlllNGTON (APJ -U.S. officials are very e~ by a !ltrong CUban signal on opening negotiations toward en- ding alrtralt hijacking, but they em- phatically deny this could lead to a nonnalizat.lon in relations. 'l1te Cuban signal came Wednesday in a broadcast from Havana, saying 1'the government of CUba is willing, and without delay, to take inih steps ,which might lead to the adoption ol a broad agreement" oo hijacking. Even before this broadcast was mmltDred in Wasbingtm, State Depart· meat spokesman Charles W. Bray told newsmen, "We do have the impression now that there may be a basis for reopening negotiations" on the issue. BRAY DESCRIBED the impression as based on unspecified "straws in the wind" as seen in previous actions ·and statements by Premier Fidel Castro's government following two rec.eot hi· jackings of U.S. airliners to Cuba. Princess Has Leadfoot But the broadcast set off what officials said was "great eidtemeot" among U.S. Cuban experts because the castro government has not shown any prevklus willingness to negotiate the hijacking situation. From the American viewpoint, the obstacle to past efforts to reach an ac- commodation on hijacking prevent.ion was Havana's demand that the United Stales return Cubans wbo fled to lhis country. Police say ~they may prosecute Princess Anne for speeding. She has been stopped twice recently (or allegedly exceeding 70-mpb speed limit on Britain's highways. South Viet Infantrymen Recapture Part of Town IN 11IE WEDNESDAY broadcast, Havana criticized past American policy concerning Cuban emigration and acts by anti-Castro elements based In the United States, but it did not repeat tbe demand for extradition or "illegal C u b a n emigrants.'' This omission was seen by some U.S. experts as iodlcating the seriousness or SAIGON UPI) -A South Vietnamese i n f a n t r y baUalion brought in by helicopter has recaptured part of the devastated coastal bJghlands town of Ba To today in a heavy dawn attack around, the former U.S. Ranger outpast. The Communists captured Ba To, 300 miles north of Saigon, Oct. 3t after a sil· week siege. 'Field reporu said the 500- man government battalion landed by Indians Abandon One-day Siege At Death Site CRAWFORD, Neb. (AP) A group of about SO militant Indians today abandoned their occupation or the former post commande r's quarters at Ford Robinson State Park. the site where the famed <:;razy Horse was killed nearly 100 years ago. The one-day occupation, a protest over the transfer of government land, was ended after a negotiating 8eS!lion with a representative or Nebraska Gov. J. J . Exon. Vince Rotherham , superintendent of the museum now housed ln the building, said the Indians "departed peacefully" after the session with Jerry Krombe.rg, the governor's planning director. Kromberg said the Indians agreed to vacate the building with no damage or theft of its contents In return for the promi!le of a new meeting with Kromberg next Tuesday to hear their position and present it to the governor. The governor's office agreed to give the Indians SOrM kind of response 10 days after next Tuesday, or Dec. I, Kromberg said. the CUban proposal helicopter Wednesday witbitl 500 yards of But, they cautioned strongly against Ba To then retook the western ball of the any speculation that .this development town today and hoisted the red and gold would lead to broader discus.sions of South Vietnamese flag. general bilateral problem!!. Communist troops were reported dug Cuba, one offlcial .said, doesn 't want lo iD in the east.em part of Ba .To. The fight be known as a haven for criminals and is to retake it today Was heavy, military willing lo deal wilh the United States on sources said. . that basis. This is particularly true, he Ninety miles to the southwest, a 500-sald, because the two llliS't recent hi· man Sou~ Vietnamese Ranger battalion jackings involved accused murderers, manning a Central HJgblands frontier bank robbers and rapists. ~ post lost contact with headquarters at -·· .. · But the American experts say there is sundown Wednesday shortly after a no sign Ca!ltfo wants a better rela· ~rth Vietnamese attack began, field tionship with Washington and they say reports sajd today. President Niii:on is not in the mood for a Details were lacking. But "loss of con-change either. tact " can mean tbat a unit bas been overrun or routed, Or it can mean the unit withdrew abruptly under heavy Jire to a position nearby. The attack occurred near Due Co, 25 miles, southwest of-the provincial capital or Pleiku and 200 miles north of Saigon. l\.tEANWHILE THE NATION'S airline pilots, with their lives menaced by hi- jackers and their command authority . chaUenged by tactics of the FBI, are co~ templatlng a new worldwide protest suspension of air service. Nader Unit Raps Airlines .On Children's Fare Rates WASHINGTON (UPI) - A consumer group backed by Ralph Nader aceused the nation's airlines today of fare dis. criminalion against children. In a petition filed with the ClvU Aercr nautics Board {CAB), the Aviation Con· sumer Action Project (ACAf) complain- ed that the.airlines charge a hlgher fare fore .• child travelling on a dom estic flight than fo r a child travelling on an International fii&bl Al'COfding to the complaint. 10 major airlines "by coocerted action" last month raised the domestic fare for children from SO percent to 66 and twc>lhirds per- • cen t or the adult Care for the same trip. But the complaint said the SO percent formula conUnues to apply for children's fares on internatioqal fiights. "The charging of different fares for children of the same age group-between 2 and 11 .-"discriminates against child- ren on domestic flights who must pay the higher fare," the complaint 68.id. Acconting to ACAP, the Board eai;ller found lhe 50 percent discoont for children lo be lawful, and the airUne.declsion to raise the fare WM taken "in disregard ol the CAB deeisioo." Cold Front Brings Snow The cutrate fare for children "has been the settled t'UStom ingrained in the social policy of this nation," the petition said. The complajnt also attacked the higher fares cha rged for unaccompanied child- ren. Te1nperatures Dip 011 Broad Stre teli, of Country lfito tM 0..0 Slwll! " -''· Tiit (Old ~Ill ·-· llMI tl'l(I 1rw11na rtll'I to"; br(lilMI "'•'<" of rr..i mldcvflrl.,.nr tnd. fl'IMM d r f w I,. Cl to.1~ •rtm Qt11.iiom1 lo • .,.... '"" M'--1. The airlines charge a fuU fare for an unaccompanied child travelling on a d~ mestic flighL But children travelling with an adult on an tntematlonal rught are charged only 50 percent·Of the adult !are. The group urged the boml to onler the alrllnes lo stop charging the double rate. It also urged tho board to lnveotlgate what II termed ,..,.. "the prlce-f'IXini pracUce&: o( the airlines." Nomed In the compi.int wm: Amerf. can, Branlfl, Cootinental, O.lta. Ea,,tem, Nation~!. Northwest, Trans World, United And \Vestem. DAILY I'll.OT DEUYER:t' SERVICE Dtlrmy of tht 041111 Piiot ,, 9'Wllltttd ....,..,,. .. ....,., ., ............. ,,_ ...... " ti• ••"'-• C•ll .... -.... will ............ ,. .... C:•lh .,.. , ... .... ,,. •-"'· ,, .. ,, ........ ,, II '" .. Mt ,_... .,..,. c.n .,. t ...... '-,.._,, "' • •.fll. ........ ,. 1111 -• "'" ..ti ........... It '"· (.llt ............ 11 •••• ltltp~' -ti °' .... (_,., "™' ..... ...... "-' .... , ...... Kii ......... _,... ~ ........ , .. 1n c,._.i.,. c.,,..,,._ ._...,____,, ........ C,plt..--. ... ,_ --~~111 ........ ....... • Courthouse Slaying U'IT ........ A man who was shot and left partially paralyzed in wheel chair al· legedly pulled gun in Houston courthouse hallway and killed woman accused of wounding him. William Johnson, 24, (above) was taken into custody. Birthday Death . ~ Two Girls Shot Block From Home BOULDER, C.Olo. (UPI) -It was a very special and happy evening for An· nabelle Kindig. She had just .celebratell her 11th blr1hday at a supper party With eight classmate! from University Hill Elementary School. Wbll• her parents cleaned up al'ttt the ' party Tuesday night, Annabelle walked a close school churn. Jessica Schaffner, II, to her home nine blocks aWay. They never got there. Less than three hours laler Jessica was dead and Annabelle was in a hospital. Bolh girls had been shot twice, hand· cuffed together and left for dead in a snowy, remote mountain area west or the city. "They were both nice girls," Boulder District. Attorney Stan Johnson said Wednesday. "They were not hippies or hitchhikers." The two girls were less than a block away from Jessica's bo{ne near the Colorado' University campus when a man in a camper pickup truck stopped and forced them inside. He drove them into the mountains near the small town of Gold Hill, where they both were shot. A passing motorist found the wounded girl and immediately notified atfthorlties. Less than a hall hour later, deputies ar- W an·ant Needed In Porno Arrest NEW YORK (UPI) -Police cannot decide what is obscene and therefore cannot amst anyone on obscenJty charges without a warrant from a judge, a judge bu niled . "If we have to go to a judge every ttme we want to mate an arrest, that's only g6ing to make It more d!lOcult to operate, and will obviously hamper our efforts to enforce the obscenity laws," a police spakesman said. Manhattan Cl1minal O>urt Judg• Harold Rothwax baoded down the ruling in •a case involving peep .aho~ and boobtom In Tlrnes Square wbkb were raided last summer u pert of an an- tlamut program lnltliled by MoYvr John Unday. Wldc. . . . A @] .p ~-,~ ~tr.,..c;, . . ' . >{els ·E11nie. meeni, mi,,... mo~ You 'nt the me that has to go .. :. ' • ' rested Peter Roy Fischer, 25, a chemical P!Mt worker from nearby Aurora, Colo., and charged him with murder, kidnap and assault. Fisher, who offered no resistance and ''didn't say a word" when arrested. was,.i,. ordered b!ld on 1100,000 bond. 'Abthorities said he bad been arrested at l~t three times in the past four years for indecent and lewd acts, but had been released on probation each time. AMabelle, whose parents are both teachers, was in Boulder Community Hospital's intensive care unit where she was reported in good condition. Fisher, who had a predawn court ar. " raignment at which time he was advised of his rights, remained in a jaU cell. He v.·as ordered returned to court Nov. 27. •' Executive Feels Sonoma Murder '$ Victim His Son BA RDS r·ow N' Ky. AP) Fingerprints from the body of an ex· Marine found decapitated in California, may determine whether he was the son of a distillery executive here. "We assume that ii's our son Put we've . never been ·notified officially," said A .. Thompson Willett, president of Willett Distilling Co. A body tentiatively idcntifled as that of James T. Willett, 26. was found last \Vednesday by a hiker in a shallow grave near Guerneville in Sor.oma · County. Willett, dressed in a blue Marine tunic, had been shot with a pistol and two. shotguns. . ·• Later in the week police discovered the • body of his wife, Lauren, 19, buried under ~ the t~bedroom resort cabin the couple ;~ shared with three ol sii persons charged :ii with murder in the case. The bodies were : 100 miles apart. ~: WllLETr, CONTACTE1J Wednesday. : said the unharmed JnfaDt ln the cabin ~ probably is his 8-mootlH>ld grand· • daughter, Heidi. i Willett said ho ..., Inclined to.qree < •with a Sonoma Coonty 1ofllclal who ~ theorized that 100111 WUlett was slain because three of his companions were afraid be woold tell police about ~ Angeles robberies they Md committed. ., "ApparenUy Willett••• aot Involved Jn ~ the robberies and bis relationship with ~ lhe mt!n U unclear,'' reported Sonom1 :-: County ll!Jtrict Atty. John Hawkts. ~· . ~ WILLETr SAID he r .. 1s his sen and ~ wtfe Wert' held captive by the three men. ~ "He bad no part in tbelr lllqal ..,_ tlvlties, '' Wiiiett said. · "When they diloovmd he was Pill to f mate a break, they ahol him." The rllher said he nni l•amed or the slaying le\leral days ago from a Stockton ~ bail bond.vnan. "Ile tl>ought the man wbc! committed a ~ robbety was our boy. He. Wli cal'f)l1n&j• our son's p.aptrs," said Willett.' l• Of the li1 cbarg., in the ~ .... h•o arc · •~men identilled as di>clplo ol Chan. MIWOO, cult l•oder now in priJoo roe tho murders ol -Sharon Tile ud Iii ot.bt-r t>cr'90tl.S • ' • lh as ., di us, the mi w the Iha sid an pr • or w a ti ' er N J, w t II n • I DA!LV PILOT S Solon Joins Cho17us~~~~~~~~~~~~ Muskie Suggests Westwood ~S~p Aside' WASHINGTON (UPI ) -crisis on the carrier that bu • Se ... I Moteq Sen. Edmund S. Muskie joined received so milch .attention SACRAMENTO (AP) -An today In a growing group of I Democratic leaders suggesting and had no racia overtooes .a.ddlUohal f350 m.lllion in state slnce the two men Involved klcal hools bas that Jean Westwood stpe aside were black, 8 spokesman said. money for IC as party chairman. won Senate epp:ova1 2M but "\Ve need to get a chairman e BftlfJO Cue the author of tJie bill says Its ":ho ls not identified with the OAKLAND (AP) _Charges cha.aces lo the Assembly are d1Yislons that have plagued I ""'"" w-·• bingo " M ki said o ru ...... !6 an ""P' "bleak.,, us, us e · · game -fod..., against a hiib MUlk_le, who unsuccessfully school . ~pal ... and 8 security The state's share of federal coo.tended for the Democratic prtnci revenue sharing money and a presidential nomination this guard -have been dropped year, did not say flatly that he for lack of e v 1 den o e, portion of the expected state felt Mrs. Westwood should aulhorltes say. budget surplus would provide resign immediately but said Richard Haugner, chief pro . the additional money without a he ' believed the U t a h tax increase under t h e businesswoman should open up ( ) measure by Sen. Albert Rod.- the matter at.a national com-JN SHORT... da, D-Sacramento. mittee meeting Dee. 9. , _ While saying "I'm not anti-e Heath Visit Westwood or p~Westwood," secuting attorney, made the BELFAST (UPI) -Prime the Maine senator observed motion that the charges he Minister Edward Heath flew that "the question of con-stricken in the case, which in· sidering party leaderslitp after volved Wednesday and Friday to rJorthern ~and today for an election defeat is a valid . ni~ingo games at St . a twcFday visit and was met principle." Efiiabeth's High. School here. by some of the tightest securi- ty measures ever put into ef. e Arms Talks e Ship Disaster feet .at Belfast's Aldergrove BONN· (UP!)-The Western· ATHENS (UPI) -Forty-sir airport. allies have invitM the Soviet Greek sailors were missing Roads around the airport Union and its allies to begin and presumed dead today were saturated with troops preparatory talks on East-following the collision of two and soldiers patroled with West arms cuts in Europe ships, one o-Y them owned by guard dogs to scceen Heath Jan. 31, 1973, Foreign Minister millionaire shipping magnate from possible attacks. Walter Scheel saJd today. Stavros Niarchos, in the worst Only 8 few hours before his Scheel-said the· invitations Greek maritime disaster in six arrival, an ass1min shot and were sent out Wednesday and yl!:ars. killed a 2i-year-old Roman today in a joint note by the One man was killed when Catholic man through the United States, Brit a in , the 2,000-ton navy transport front door' of his home. Canada, West G e rm a n y , Merlin wU rammed by a Belgtmn, the Netherlands and giant oil tanker Wednesday • Housing Term Luxembourg. five miles outside the "Never SACRAMENTO (AP ) -The He said they were handed to on Sunday0 port of Piraeus. judge praised the defendant th.e Soviet Union, Pl for doing "a marvelous job" Czechoslovak.ia, Poland and • College an as Sacramento's housing chief Hungary. SAN-DIEGO-!AP-l -A. plan --and then senteoced him_ to In addition, Scheel said, that would ntore than double spend one to 10 years in prison West Germany sent a separate enrollment at the University .., for misappropriating public invitation to Communist East of California campus here -funds. Germany. from 6,800 to 15,500 -in the Harry Zollinger, former ex-.. -.w·-. ..._ ... -next 10 years has been pro-ecutive director of the • i-,•etll0r11 Less posed by Chancellor William Sacramento Housing Authority • ANDERSON (AP) -A man D. McElroy. and recently fired [rom his found here ip. a "semi con-The plan, subject to ap-post as head of t h e scious state" and apparently proval by UC regents, would Pennsylvania State Housing suffe~g a. i:nemory loss has add two more colleges and a Authority, was sentenced by been 1den.ti!1ed a_s a Santa graduate Jaw school to UC San Superior Court Judge Irving Cruz politu;:1an m1SSing since Diego by the 1982-83 academic Perluss, who said the task was Oct. 16, pohce say· year. C·f the p'roposed enroll· "the most distasteful and . Larry Fromhagen. 431 a one-ment, 11,250 students would be unpleasant judicial function" time congre~~donal caridldate, undergraduates. of his career. was spotted ma ditch near the~~~~J~iii~~~ii;i~~~i~I Interstate 5 offramp here, a police s po k e-11 man said Wednesday. Unable to give his name or provide identification, the daz- ed man told r,.ospltal worken he believed he was from the San Francisco Bay Area and was involved in polUJc;s. • 8099• ~e.ireJa ANCHOliXGt, A I a s k a , (UPI) -The Aluka Air Com- mand vowed today the search for ·House Majority Leader Hale Boggs and three <;om- panlons who disappeared one month ago wUl not be marted "clO!ed'-until their small plane is found. Boggs, 58, unopposed for re- election in his Louisiana dlslrlct, was campaigning with fellow Ji;mocrat Rep. Nick Begich, 40, Alaska's lone con-gressman, when they boarded the twin-engine Cessna 310 here OcL 16. e "Na"ff Stabbing SAN DIEGO , (UPI) -One of the sailors who staged a walkout from the crew di the aircraft·carrier USS Constella- tion, but later returned, was PRESENTING OUR •LOVERS FOREVER" WEDDING SET Entwined ropes of 14 karat yellow gold circle forever, signifyinq the binding together of two into one; engagement ring set with brilliant-cut diamond solltaire. $275. Do Something Beautiful • ..., Enia<god"'ShowOetall. CMJ'19 .. _.. 111\'IM -A~ E.-,,,_ aHllA-lunl 11111 Mall« cu ..... ""· stabbed with a can opener in a SLAVJCK'S crewmen's quarters fight, the Navy disclosed Wednesday. Jewelers Since 1917 Airman Apprentice Arthur 18 FASHION ISLAND J . Spinks, 22, of Layton, Utah, NEWPORT BEACH -644-1380 • I t " . ·- You'd loolc qood. You'd feel good, too. Thoee Vega bucket oealll are incredibly comfortable. And you won't feel cramped in there. For a little Picture you!'lel! in a Vega, at your Chevrolet dealer's. car, Vega's surprisinqly roomy. _ Once you 're inside, you'll experience on irresiati.ble temp- tation to turn the car on and take it for a drive. · Veqa is that !rind of car. It beqa to be driven, enjoys being ha.ndled. We thinlc you 'II be impr,..ed with Vega on the road. Very solid, very steady. Responsive, too: When you step on the qas, when you step on the bralce, when· you tum the wheel. Obviously we're trying to entice you to try a Veqa because, once you try a Vega, we think.i..you're goinq to wont a Vega. And then we'd all be happy. U J01.1 lok• o V-oa bitt-drl•• • olo117Ch~. "'•~lonlrlp porl!dpo'!!t! .... otiw,,o.wil11.oetTeoT pok 1 OOJBaro (o ~I• 'llM oom. ... o with o 20 •.po.VI• roll ol fillll lmlde). M•r JGIS llN the comero lo toke ltl 20 pietlll•. follow th• dlr.c- tlon• coolaintd 011 tbe bacl: ol 1h1 OCU••ra. for ptoe..ui'Q, .-cl II JUST BECAUSE ITS BEITER DOESN'T MEAN ITS MORE. Toke o HOODd kl bv.ck.11 11p. I! ooWd .O't'• o Ulettme. was reported in good cond.lUon ~~~the~Dl~-~ ~-~ .• ~~i.10 e ~.h9•l0~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hospital. Also: sen Dk9a n lA1 V••· The stabbing bad no con-w1111 1ou1non1 01; TOfrl!'Kt, or.,., Lii Ctrrltot, L• Habf1. ~n~ec~t~lo~n:;;iwi~·tih.ithiei,;ipe;iirsoniineiil~~~~~~~iiii ' OU(' t'\ e.w 45fore. ... a~ adveJ!\ture • I opef\. triday Nove-.~f' 17 •• . . .. - \ .. - •• -.. . • • • -· • -• ,_ DAD,Y. PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Better·· Medical Care ' -Pwage of Proposition 2, ~biclt eeems to urure Ill• conatruction of a teacblil( ~ at 'OC J:r.ine, wUl not produce an instant SUP.J>ly bl new doctors tor Oranp County. But It is a major a\&P to"f'd uplfad· ing medical training and eventually JMdlcll care for all Californians. . . The •t55.9 million bond measure to expand health training facilities on seveia-UC caJDpuaes iJ acheduled fo make available-'177.9 million in state, federal and olher funds !or UCJ's medical school. The federal funds have not been alloc~ted yet and indeed are non-existent at the moment, pending further Congressional consideration of bilb that went down to pr.,..lecUon vetoes. SWl unlversi\7 officials feel there's every reason to assume the moueyt or ·at least a portion ol i~ will be forthcomint. ' U federal funlls are Insufficient, !be plan would be to make up the deficiency wllh ~le revenue bonds. A5 it stands, lhe allocation approved by !be voters would cover !be cost of ttie needed medical science building and lhe 350-bed teaching hospital, enabling the . medical college to dOllble Its s\lrdent capacity. Since con struction bonds are not blank checks, a good deal of red tape must be unraveled before the hos· pita! gets off ,the ground, including bolh stale and uni· versity procedures . The5e include release of funds for working drawings. approval of a construction budget for' the 1973-74 fiscal year, Assembly apptbval of a bill, already passed by the Senate, to complete working drawings, issuance of rev· enue bonds as needed and, hopefully, allocation of match· ing federal fund s. Money !or the working drawings could be forth · coming by spring. Completion of th e drawings and ob- taining bids probably would take lhe best part of a year and construction another two years. A.suming no uneipected stumbling blocks ~rise, ' by 19'78 the UC! irvlJl&.Callrornla Collqe of Jledlcllle sbOl!ld be able to open Ill 'doors to a dla of 130 ltu· , dents, compared with the )!resent 68 per class. · ,. Wllb !be n~ tor medlca1 care l<eeptng pace wllh county growth, lbeir services will be mere than welcome. Move Toward Equality. Ratification ,by the' California Senate and ABsembl y of the women's rights amendment to !be U.S. Constitu- tion is expected to get nationwide ratification on the road again. Approva1 of 38 states is reqUired to make !be amendment part of !be Constitutton. The procedure bad been moving uneventfully until the proposal bogged down in the California Senate's Rules Committee seven monlhs ago. At !bat point, olber states seemed to adopt a wait and see stance. But Wilb California becoming !be 22nd to ratify, !be action probably will pick up. Many of the 0 rights" involved are in fact removal of laws originally designed to protect women .~ such as limitation of working hours, imposition of weight· lifting regulations, compulsory extended maternity leaves and othet devices. These, women now contepd, ·have had the adverse effeet of keeping them from making overtime pay qualifying for better-paying jobs and rising to respon'. sible executive positions. Many of !be outdated regulations are a thing of the past in California, but Ibey still apply in some stales, so corrective action by federal or constitutional amend· ment" was required. The Legislature's action waa wise. This is a natural pro gression on lhe long road toward equality for all citizens. , . ~:A re These Dear Gloomy Gus Gra9 Su9s Practice Will Be Sto,,Ped " .. .; Doctorates • =~Necessary? .... I' ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ ~-A reader in Wisconsin asks me U I ~ would comment on a subject that I loog ~ ago made a note to mentkln. but ~. oomehow !ailed IA> aet It lo the typewrl~ :;. er. She says: · • "I -..Id appr«iate getting your , thoogbts on lbia -quesUm or s. graduate degr<ta ~· for telchers, partlc. S:· ular!y ol biilt school teadlers, and the neceatty foe their ... ..., ha vine • Doctorate. .... "Our Soperlnten- dent ol Schools baa .. a Doctorate (In Vi .. "" ual Aldi, of all • .. · thing's!), and he be- lieveo very otrongly that a Ph.D. degree automatically m1kt:!I c:me a better teach- er than .-. by mere ~ ol this degree, ~,. "Our school system has ln the last few :"' · years lost a couple ol very fine men who have their Maatet's degrees and are L-doing adYIDC"'1 study toward their Ph.D. 's. They are t:icellent teachers, both from the otandPolnl of knowing their subject and haflng wonderful rapport • with young pqle. Bui these men have ~1 been ttpllle<d by othen who are 'more qualified' -ln other words. they ha ve atr.ady earned their Ph.Ds." • IN MY VIEW, the Ph.D. degree is the .. ~ m~l outrageous academic racket in the j • United States, and has been for a long >-• time. t . In a few fleldl, the Ph.D. makes sense ~ and ,carries lllrne weight . But in most Aller watching Mark Spitz say "you know" a dozen times during his milk commercial on TV ya kinda wish he would keep his mouth shut and jump back In the pool. ~.o. -'nit ...,.... ...... ""6MT-~ .., ~w ........ -xr .... s-i ,_ Mt "'" llf • ._,. .... Dlllfr ....... areas, it is meaningless, pretentiOWI, and ludicrous -like the superintendent with a Ph.D. In "Visual Alda." An advaDCed d<grte Is especially irrelevant in the field or teachtng, where -•lity, lmaglnatlon, humor and the ability to communicate are what nmke .. a good teacher, not advanced courses In the techniques of pedagogy. THIS IS ANOTHER example of the bureaucratizaOon of our whole educatioa l system, which ls run for the ad· ministrat.ors and the degree collectors rather than for the students. The Superi:ltendeot tbls lady writes about does not want good teachers -he wants ones with lmpresalve aedentiall, to make hls 8)'ltem loot better on paper. The Ph.D. bas become a joke In mos t American unlvenlties. with duJlards ob- taining this degree in such fields as Physical Education, Recreation, and for all I know, Rope-Splicing. Even a Ph.D. in joumali!ln atru.es me ·as a Pompous inf!alion ot a simple field of study. BUT TEACHING, particularly, is as much a matter of temperament and emotional balance as of intellectual achievement; and the only way to judge teachers is by their impact on the stu- dents, not at all by their plodding per- sistence in 'getting a Doctorate as empty in content as it Is fraudulent in certifica· ' ' tlOll. Memnries That 'Che er P.temortes are like the seasons of the year. They are recurrent miracles and each Us it.a own pageantry. A life with few memories iJ like a life lhat knows only ~ wuon -or a menu wllh only ~ or ttro di.shes on It. The thrill ol v~ 11 lost and Is re placed by an l.n-h!btdie monotony. The more memories you .. ,. IA> summon up on t~ days ' --heart ::. -• Uttle cbe<r. "'......: tbe more fortunate Y"W' Ille hu been "" YO.'ft been e.x- ' pcJl(ld to a kit o( Uv· 11111 -If ~ you ""' loot bock and reinm+er w~: .... Bellln the women 's 'lllitnllonmov.....,, '1>odo the femlnine ·-·oo aerious and atlf-cclOldou.s. girls ralbu lited I " bdal called chlcu. ' II wu ~ ind<\icate to l!>M1' of yoor siands Iii miud oompany. • • A man owtoon wtlhoul a hal m looked ... fU:an1. • rT WAS SO UNUSUAL for anyone IA> -..,uq .... strqht whlallJ • that ---• Martini be ~ met a balflll ol ....,., and the bartender _.. tell bla -~· --lie pt 11ome, "I dall1 -..... tbt -"1'1 condDI to." -who -........ "' llllOlc'6 clpnlooUd ____ _ ""°""'~•=llnlaor-Kvdl;A fell Ille~ wooJd ID .... -1111 llnl py In Ille bfOclo let ft i. -11»t Ile lli!J fllll -of -.. ~--Inbls bllpllf!llL No woman who valued her r!putatlon • I. •• ( HAL BOYLE ) would think or going out In public: unless she was finnly girdled by the sanctuary of a tlght·flltlng corset Aller <91'1"ts bad made their curves -· oome women bid their Iden-tity !urtbe•bY puttlna on a vell . If kissed suddenly, all they yielded a fellow was • mouthful of black lace. · 11dl ONLY TIUNG 11101t people knew aboot the planet Man1 was that It had canals on It -and DOW that baa turned out to be wrong. Any PoUUcal candidate who WO"' sideburns wu retarded u a ltft.over ..UC -tbB llltll century. Not ... In lo.ooo American women hid letfl • rul Uva No1o. but they an !mew lour ways IA> te!C one: be had bis Gi11 ba1r lllcked do!ID, he ..... a ama0 dart lftl!llacht: he WU I flftia:ner: and be Invariably atart..i bis approodleo by klsalnc the bod< o1 • air!'• 11 • ..,.. 11 wu fn. eonceivable, ol course that lllJ' ...i- bkloded American male could e\'er be • a1101o. NO IUTl'IR WHAT f"'!': <0mplalnt -the a..1..-. the -dldW. lo ..... ,... lliclt .... )'Ollr ...... ad 1111. •HAJt.b+b..!' n ...... dJol(> lo blre a...,....,, Ille ....... houoeboldor: ..... tjlouPI "' maldn( mlnOt repaln im-11. A man <'OIJ!d go IJnuch bis whole life · and ,,...r 'bey more tbon cno pair ol shoos or ooe necklfe In • aJncle day. Those """ tho days -"""'mberi Secret FBI Files on Congressmen WASlllNGTON -'Ille FBl's new boss, Pat Gray, has just discovered What we offered lo show him six months ago - that the FBI has been keeping Illes 0!1 . ~ . congressmen. WE HAD REPORTED THAT lhe FBI s~ ~not ~ onJy ~n congressmen but upon black leaden, movie stars, lootbaD heroes and other prominent Ameri- cans. ~ evidence, we quoted w:erpts from the secret ·FBI mes. To o u r aston- il}Qnent, Gray never- lhele;s ~ "' COl'Nlpoodents: "None of you IUJI are going to believe this -and I don't know how ·to make you believe it -but there are no dossiers or secret files." WE IMMEDIATELY offered to tell Gray, since be was new around the FBI, where some of the secret files were stashed. We even printed several or the file numbers to help him locate the bid- den dossiers. 'Ibe entries vary in classific:;ation, we noted, from "Con- fidential" to "Top Secret - No Foreign Dissemination -No Disseminatioo Abroad." Despite oor help, ~t toolt Gl'lly six montM to discover Ute congressional files. Not until au FBI agent, Lee Klas, was caught checlting on a Democratic coogressional candidate in Ohlo <!id Gray admJt that the FBI bad been coUectlog Information on both coogressmea and candidates since 1950. GRAY· SAID THE practice bid ''jlllt come to my attention'' and he' ordered ·u stopped. But he insisted that the FBI program had been limited to gathering "biographical data on major candidates for the House of Representatives and the Senate from newspapers,, magazines campaign literature and v a r i o u s reference publications.'' Once again , we are happy to enllghten Gray about his files. The congressional dossiers, in addition to newspaper clip- ping and campaign literature, also con· lain eavesdrop information, survei}Jance reports and gossip from infonnants. THE FBI ClllEf, if he doubts us, can start witli, the file on House Speaker Carl Albert. Gray wilJ find therein a report, based upan a conversation picked up bY an FBI listening device, abOut Albert's relationship wilh lobbyist Fred Black. The file on House Dem~tic leader- Hale Bogp, now missing in Alaska, is loaded with wiretap information picked up during the FBl's investigation of fixe r Nathan Volosbeil and e:i-Howte aide Martin Sweig. · Or in tbt FBI Hie on House Republican . leader Genild Ford, Gray will rfnd a report on !, bugged telephone· con- • ~1iori •between AVCO's Earl· ':Red" Bllfik and the GOP leader. FBI .,elils, checking on the monitored convers.tioq, found that Blaik had enlisted Ford's aid in preventing a probe of an AVCO defense contract and that Ford oc- casionally had hitched free rides on AV~ CO planes. · REPRESENTATIVE P et er Frei· inghuysen, R-N.J., was kept under FBI surveillance, his file will show, because of a blac kmail report. The FBI not only kept a ~ on Rep. Henry Reuss, D-W is ., but also upon bis 22·year-old daughter, J acqueline, and his 25-year-old son. Michael. Or. if Gray really doubts that con· gressional candidates are soirietimes -watched by FB I agents, he rnigtit read the dossier on Re'v. Walter Fauntnfy. the nonvoting representative · from t h e District of Coluinbi8. FBl agents were present when Fauntroy met neWsmen on January 6, 191, at the site of the new FBI building. -.... "AT 1~18 J:r.M., Reverend Fallfllro:Y was obser:ved by spe<:1*1 a~tf ·of the . ~al B~reau .af 'Investigation exiting from a .;ear bearing a 'Fa~ For ~I . OIJ )eft. . .,.., " -:'deCfi: .ii• , ~ , which -·Grat wi01ffnd lri':F~' file~~ ~ "Reve&n.d F~tinifu§ 1 a~cb&i the co~tion · site· and aft.et'' ~ting newsmen be'gan lo read frOm ' a prepared statement, ,...the opening ' parllg(ap_h of which inferred thot ·the llel'I C\nilldin g) was be ing c:onstructed ·a.s 'a shrine for Mr. J . Edgar Hoover, Director of the FBl. , .. " There's much more in·the seCret FBI files which wl:'ll be happy to share wi lh Pat Gray if he ~trouble locatiDg.lbem. 'Topless' Radio Invades Airwaves Having worked our way through top 40, all-talk, an-news and underground, the American ear is now. bei':ll visited with topless radio. The people putting out the new vogue sexy radio programs don't call It that. They'd just as soon not have the sex shows call'!d anything for fear of rousing the Federal eotnmunlcations Commission. Topless radio be- gan 18 months ago at KGBS, lhe Los Angeles affiliate of the Storer Broad- casting C'A>mpany. When Bill BaUance first went on the air with his Feminine Forum, a aex-cent- ered call·ln ohow, the alollon was number 22 In that harshly Competitive radio market. Now, acc<rding to' pro- gram director Ron Martin , F- Forum is number one In Its to· 1.m. to 3 p.m. time slot. and the atatloo has moved up IA> number ,.... or eJshl In the ov~rau· raUnss. Toplesa radio pulls so well that KGBS now bu two more ae1 programs. Jill Taqert eomts on f,,.. 7 to 10 In the evenings with "Male'Cill'' and Dave Hall , ... lhroup the drive-time houri with • show called "Date Line," In which l1rli and boys call up and lfl'I to meet each other on the air. No actual dalel .,. lfn. .----Bw GN rye ---· Dear Geora•: How cao 1 overcome frt1 fear or burg!mT JUllPY DwJlllllpl': I'm not at an ..,. you're takinC the ricbt alant DD this poobiem. Wb7 do.you want to ovon:ome Y"W' I• GI ""'11an! M boJt. lfl01 ate -... ,and lit - -......... (I OlflalnlJ am cJad I'm • .......i IA> ,hop people ............ out lib ibis:) (Write In Gtorgoo, tt )'llU tblllt )'llU t.ve lnloluble problems. And Just wait • lqrtll ,,.... ~ bla lnooluble llOlutlonl. ) • I -( VON HOFFMAN ) ed up, though there's always the hope . nns FORMAT BAS been so successfUJ that Feminine Fonnn is noW"syndicated to 16 other stations going as far east as WITH -AM·FM in Baltimore, The syn- dicated version ls a cut-down edited package with no Call-ins. That may soon be remedied with the inauguration of a Topless Radio Network w h e r e b y Feminine Forum !!I being broadcast live to other ciUes where listeDers can call in toll free through an llllO ~ number. One station has alrtad,y signed up and gone on the air with the network -KSOO, san Diego, a property of Firestone Communications. 11dl TOPLEllll RADIO PACKAGE Is dangerous -.,i. ao t\lat tho manage. meet takes certain precautions. Although the Pf'Dll'IM aln Jive. there is a lkec- ond deJay, a kill nitcb and "fill cards" IA> be used whon the kill switch ii )'lllllo!d. For very hot ..,.... they put a lhrlnk on the air with the mike man to give the thing the odor . of ·medicine. Last week Ballance, the shrini< and tile women call- ing in discu.sed "Have you ever had a physical attr1Ctlcp to another Woman?" Next week we'r,e gonna do "Swinging and Swapping," ·but 1 there'll be · enough sociology ln'it to febd off the prudes. "It Was a · culture shock for San Diego," aays Willis · Duff, KSDO's pro- gram director. "We got lots of letters from lhe EJ Cajon district, which ·is sort of Dallas West, but really the negative response haa: been mild and has come primarily from e1derly women who tell me •I'm contributing lo lhe moral destruction of the society. They're a pain in the buU; but the indications are that everybody in town is listening ... 1 have a locally originaled sex program , too. On that one we have Planned Parenthood ladies, ministers and e n d J e s s gynecologists." TUE AIUUV AL OF toplosa radio iJI Dallaa hu caused ltLIF'• compeillA>ro to call the new programml~ "audio pornograpbY '.' -tq get then! IA> stir up the Baptiata to write the FCC letters of complaiht. But, shameful a1 It is lo report, Al Lurie, KLIF 's general The Puzzle of Japan· '"lllere Is nothlnc In the least novel •boat the capactty of the J•-"' pl-puzzle. or IUl'llrile tile -ol the ..pl." writ.. Noel F. llulch In The Hort.i OOodll HllUlry of Japan (Amlrican Rmtaa• """'· ... 15). "They -..... aO three -they lint •PPNJ"'ld on the lntunatlonal ~ la A.b. 57 Ind have continued on an ti· pandlnc tc1le ever aiDct. '' (THE ~OOKMAN J hist<Jry. g•o111plly, ertr. r.ligloll, and 11111loo&I characterillk:s. The Slogfortng chronology lea<ls off from the low>dlng of the Imperial famlly In MO B.c. "' tho firlt Manpl Inv-In 127l: fJom lllO IN A _. CODlon1i;:a•1 -· the when Japan tent Its flnt omf>lnv IA> tho autbar nottt· .,,,..,. a1ruc1y ae--;.,.::.,-,;r_ compllabed i.; lea than two decadtt, by , -tin!tod Stites IA> the O..ka Wllrld ! F1lr. ~ peacoftll meom , , • pitdaely A ~ATF WRITEll for R .. der'1 what ihe P1elllc War WU fOOlht to !ft' Dillclt, Noel }'. Blll<:h Is • former vent." wnttr, COl't'HPOOdeat. and tenlor tditor In thl• hMlbome book •Ith more than for Time and IJ!e. He llvedln-Ja'l>on f(lr 100 lllustr1U. an expert on the mall)' years, and has written Ihm: books vmaU!t, mublfonn "land of the rising on J1pa .... hlst<iry. sun" 'di.CU.... high Points of Japan·• CAROLIN'E Hl,RKLrnc5'AD manager, saya that sex il drawing like crazy in~ 1he very c8pital of the. Bible Belt. • ' Jt also~illusticites what a murderously competitive glme the. Contef\lPOl'ary radio business is in the, big metr~lltan areas where most or America 'lives, It must ~orever keep looking for new ,kinds of audience appeal. In a 30-4G-or·50-sta- tion market nobody's' going to' 1make money if everybody 's top-411 or MOR {middle of the road). But as ,t,he pro- grammjng spreads out in vat\et)' and specialization, its content offend$. more and more people. The Bible. readers are offended by topless, bu t us sex fiends are offended by the church ~tnliated sta- tions' right-wing propaganda. n. result is everybody runs to the FCC scrumlng, ''Regulate the other guy!!' "'· But lhere are now mor~.Jthan 7,000 radio stations in America. €l'Crs e supervision of them would Deed a "'"'°"hip system outdolnc ·~ they . hllvt' In Jlussia, and -thal ~!!-be "' llinidl~>dull we'd he ~ '.\'? lladfo ~.'Cuba'. Nor t11tbere Uy mild~ There are enough radio atali~1 fsJt Mry llste, opinion and beUef. W~ -ri(>e !or the FCC IA> ·comp!e\cl}' cfo.1$date -am content and al•• 'radio tho .... First Amendment prOteclfon -.. lhe ¢Died wold. DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. Weed .. PublWicr /liomai Ktev1I , F.diioi Barbare Krtabic.lt Edltoriaf Po gt Editor \ - TIK> ('(i!loNl l•l;t' nf lhe Dally Pilot U>9ki to lnlonn and 1tthn1o1· laht l'Qdtn by 11f't'IC.ntJna U!I• .. Df"\l'•Ptfl!'r'• oplnlftntt 1u\l;f c.vm- ' ?mtntarJ Ufl IO))iCI or intJtost tiftd 111J1nirlcn~. by P"O''idinll a fonun for the 4XPrtNIOn <II our n:aden' 0(1lnlON1, •nd by prt.'lt'nllric thr div .. nie \'i~'1JOlnt. of lhforrncd ob· .,.!"\...,... tnld ~poketmet1 on topl~ nr 1h" d1)'. ~ Thursday, November 16, 1972 · ' : I • I r- ' ... ' ! ' ' ' ., . ' ' .. ·" ., '" " ' . ' ' . , .. .. ..• •'' .. ' ,. • .. "2.49 . ' .. 3-pc. stainlesscarving ~ ............. :. 7.99 Cookie sheet ............................... 77• Tur key baster .............................. 67e Meat thermometer .......................... 2.54 Roastrack ..................................... 97e Rolling pin ..................................... 124 Set of 2 cake coolers ........................ 97• 127 Open enamel rectangular roaster ' . Holds 22 lb. fowl. 25 lb. roast 16¥4·X12x2V4". Covered enamel roaster Holds 15 lb. fowl. 18 lb. roast. 17V2 x-12o/, x 81/,". Blue speckled finish. Built-in gravywell. Lids ha~ "drip drops" to aid in ~ing . Enamel oval covered'°8ster 1.09· 127/e x 81/2 x 57/e". ' ~ 1,. , 4·..,u . ,,.' ~ t~' ' . '. 7.77 13" Comingware' roaster with rack ... • 15.88 7-plece Weslbe.id pon:elanlmcl aluminum cookware set 1 QI., 2 qt. COY9<9d saucepaps. 10· sl<llle1. 5 qt. Dutch '"""' (cover fits skille1). Fired- on no-stick intorio<. Poppy. avocado. harvest gold. .. • 9.99 Corningware' <luet set 10· covered skillet. 2 qt. covered saucepan. Freeze. cook. serve . ( ' • • • • • , ' ,,_ __ , OAJlY PILOT :i;' OFFICERS HONORED -Newport Beach Pdice Chief B. James Glavas (right) ¥.'decorates Douglas Webster with award for valor. Others receiving awards (from left) are Kenneth McGregor, Mike Hietala and Stan Bressler. : . -~~~~~~~~- ~;Four Top Newport • • Judge to Quit LOS ANGELES (AP) -Los • ANTHONY SCHOOLS - Angeles County Superior Court Judge Joseph L. Call, 68, says MARIO• CINnlt "! -~Officers Hailed U00 H•rbor C'"lfl' he will retire Dec. 1 after 41 can• M•w, C•Hklml• • years on the bench. Call, a Pk. (714, 979·2JSJ gradua1' or the USC Law 1111 s. ar0ok11m1 s1. School . ted to th AMll•lm, ca1. "'°" was appom e Ph. (7141 774.5100 -= ---;; By ARTHUR R. VINSEL -~Los~Ang:::el:es:_:Su:pe~ri=or_Court::~in~~~~~~~~~~~! honors in the second aonual 1956. ?! Of .. D.ay , ......... •! One leaped into a ·dark, cur-~rent~ced sea from his police •• helicpter to rescue a n ~O!herwise-Ooomed man, one ~helped break up a $1 million .j'°!drug-dealing ring and one lhelps save or shape lives in a less-dramatic fashion. They jusi do the job they w are hired and paid to do. A weallby developer whose son was k.ldnaped, held fOI' ra.n.M>m and rescued by police nearly three years a go , however, decided outstanding ser:vice,. by Newport Beach policemen beyond the call of duty should not go unrecogniz- ed. And as a result, four officers -have been singled out for top .. 1 Newport Harbor Chamber of M._.u,.nan, ~meri:.:=:~~:i:: Whatdo doctors·recommend forpatients in pain? Bay Club • PATROLMAN DOUGLAS wet..ter, 32, received the Doctors all over the country dispense over 50,000,000 coveted . badge of honor in of these tablets to their patients each year ceremonle.!1 attended by about • 400 persons including the There are many medications a ton recommend most than any guest or ho~' Los Angeles ph.ysician or. dentist can pre~ other leading tablet. Police Chief F.d Davi.!I. scr~be for ·)>atn. Sonl:e are nar· Headache and dental pain is cohc, many are available only relieved incredibly fast; minor Merl t award S we r e on presCription. But there is one pains of arthritis are depend· presented to Officer Stanley pain reliever, available without ably eased for hours; even the Bressler, 33, De t e c t i v e prescription, doct.ol'tl dispell&e aches and pains of colds and flu Michael Hietala · 33 and again and again ... Anacin. respond to AnaCin. So the ten· p a t r o I m 8 n 'K e ,i{ n e t h Each year, d~ors give over sion and depnt88ion that can be 32 -50,000,000 Anacin tablet& to caused by such pain will be re· McGregOI"', me of . the their patients in pain. lfdOcto111 Jieved too. And millions lake department II beJJa1rt.er p1lota, think enough about Anacin to Anacin without stomach upset. and chief flight inStruc"ter. dispense all these tablell, what When you're in pain, why Officer Webster won the better recommenda.tion ~you don't you follow I.he practice of award for saving the life of 8 ask when you are ~n pain . . so many doctors and take the You see, Anaci n contains tablet a doctor might give you ( Caatluetl OD Page f) more of the pain reliever doc· in his owft office. Take Anacin•. 8-pc. fireplace ensemble. A very special purchase. Only 28.88 Thi• handsome 8-piece aet ii finished In blaG!t and anJlque brass, Screen has black; melh ialetY curtains with brass pull chain, t}pod end legs. Black cast andirons have brass urn top1. Tool11 Include poker, brush, thovel, scissor tongs, and brau-bue atand. Matching woodbasket In black and antique breas ii avai(able s1 an acceuory. 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Newport .Pier in predawn PoUce Ollet B. James hours and suffered paral)'ZJng Glavas noted that McGregor n~k lnjtl{ies. . · foresaw the value of belic{ipter Never before havlng at~ use in promoting betttt law tempted such a r e 1 cu e , enforcement and increased Webster stripped off h I .s public safety long before it heaviest Police gear and was aclopted Jn Newport plunged Into the ocean from Beach. the hovering helicopter to save He trained and obta..ioed his William Ridell. helicopter pUot's license at his DJe to the victim's build -own e1peose and was ready )le u 6-3 and weighs 246 -Of-and cerlllled to start training fleer Webster couldn't use the fellow chopw fliers when helicopter's oormal rescue Newport Bea~h's police notation gear because it helicopter went into servi<:i!, wouktn't fit Ridell. Detective Michael Hietala, a THE OmCER held.the vic- tim's head above water and swam 150 yards to shore with one arm, a feat which 1:0thered him far less than standing up before an au- die nce of 400 for recognition. 11I'm shaking," he con- fes.>ed. veteran narcoUcs o f f i c e r , received his merit award for belng instrumental in the breakup of an alleged heroin and marijuana distribuUon :N, which did at least a $t ·on businesJ. Friday. Community Relations ficer Stanley Bressler, 33, received his merit award not for the headline-grabbing law er}forcement feats, but the often-unsung sort of work that has won him recognition in the pas!. An organizer of L a w Enforcement Explorer Scout Post 1050, Bressler is also a cubmaster, LltUe Le ague baseball coach -and won the Newport Harbor Exchange Club's Book of Golden Deeds Award two years ago. IDS EXPLORER Scoula - all of whom were ,present to applaud their adviser -have participated re c e'n t I y in Operation Identification, an anti-burglary program that has cut !Uch thefts 80 percent in one specific Balboa area during a ihree-month period. TALL and BIG Men or Mister AVERAGE 'MADE TO MEASURE SUITS and SPORT COATS by world f•mous PETROCELLI CLOTHES i Sabbath "! just thank the Lord we were able to find Mr. Ridell," added the police ¥llcopter ob- server of!Jcer in recalling the dramatic rescue in which pilot Kenneth "Scotty" McGregor hovered offshore over the in- mE JO.MONTH prob e originating l a s t March, wotind up with the ar~ of five suspects believed to be major dealers and eight others captured in the case. "This .is a_real honor," said Bressler, who i8 characterized as .one of those lawmen who fight crime and misbehavior by guiding young people con- structively in the first place. ~RI., NOV. 17TH -lO ·AM-9:30. PM Services Scheduled· jured victim. . Ridell remains a patient at Hoag Memorial Hospital as a result of his neck injuries and The Soulh Coast Organiza. is to be transferred to Rancho tionforRehabl lltatlon Los Amigos Hospllal ln Through Tralning (ORT) and Downey for l ong -term . the families of the fstael c eh a b 11 lt a t i o n and oon- Academy will join in sabbath valescent care. services at 8: 15 p.m. Friday in Web!ter's pilot-partner in University High School, Culver . that case was also the reci- at Campus Drive in Irvine. pient or a merit award for his · Rabbi Robert Bergman will skill in airlifting a 14-year~ld lead the special service which girl to the hospital after she' is to be followed b Y fell 80 feet down a Back Bay refreshments, discussion, a bluff. "This is the _best birthday present I ever had," declared Hietala, who was 33 when han· ded his plaque in ceremonies His wife sat by, be_aming. 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Am•r"8rl c:on. $4 50 ln 1t0Uotl(M't p•r poor, • • •AIAN 11&1 llOll cam.ea. WI II' ...... t••--• IMlllDI l52Q ,,.. • IAllf• w -Sd lib:ld a:• TOllAIKI--....... uawooo c..t l:-1iii f..-i ........ , .. ,.-,.~ ... °'*' ~ ........... "-*-"' ,. ... ..... ,. '4• .. •1• ..... ,. 11 .. 1 • -. . J I • . ,. ' L. M. Boyd Hot-bloode'1 Gals Attract Skeeters Ask the brightest body al the" dlnn<r table to name the ~Jy Ph.D. ever elected president of Ute United States. I! he doesn't say Woodrow Wilson, dock him dessert. . ClJENT w~ts to know whether a ~J.ephone's busy signal will tum into a ring if you wait Jong enough on the line. Can't happen. E\rer. Circuits won't reconsider. Need to break the connection, dial again, always. ' BUG EXPERTS contend mosquitoes are attracted by heat, carbon dioxide and estrogerui. Therefore, it is theor. ized by 30Jlle men.al science, that per- son most likely to be bitten by '-m~ qulto is a hot-blooded heavy-breathlng female. lf you are acquainted with any such, please query her on this matter. Further research would be useful. QUERIES -Q. "What did the old Egyptians make their mummy coffins out of?" A. Cypress, mosUy. Quite ·wise. Don't know of any wood that lasts longer. Even dead cypress logs underwater for years are made into lumber. Q. •1WHAT'S the difference between a crane and the heron?" A. Too many differences to enumerate. Main one, probably, is cranes are good to eat, but herons taste like bad bony fish. JF YOU'RE going to insist that bananas, tomatoes and peas can indeed suffer strokes, heart attacks and clots in their veins, don't quote me . Quote Dt. Mark A. Staah- mann and Dr. J.C. Walker of the University of Wisconsin. They said that. , Address mail to L. M. B011d, P. 0. Box 1875, New- port Beach, Calif. 92660. The time has come to con- serve one of bur most impor- tant sources of energy. Natural gas. And right in your own kitch- en there's a whole range of ways yo u can help. Like never usirig more flame than you need. Boiling water, for instance, doesn't need a full blast to keep it boiling. And if you'll cover pots and pans while cook- ing, you'll lessen the need for a high flame. Also, don't pre-heat your oven too long. Here are a few hot tips on heating. Don't leave windows wide open when the heat is on. Always turn your tl;leimo- stat down at night before ' • • Apartment Zo1iing Oppose<l Orange County airport oom- missioners have voted to op- pase a zone change of an apartment complex southwest of the airport which woud allow sale of the units to the public. The property,' located just south of Bristol Street on San- ta .Ana Avenue, is owned by .Max T. Cornwell of 3059 Capri Lane, Costa Mesa. • Mesa A~peal Law Studied New procedures for appeals the grounds,' procedures and wOUld be wwed for public Commission decisions (l\ily of city council, plannlng com· ellm!nole """• ol the CG111tJ. heltloi matter.I. '!'be fee for be.Jlppealed Jo thU<lllllcil. ll mlssion and plannlng start slon," he said. • ncn-pJbllc bearing matten 1B the current practice. It ill d~isiQM b;lve been drawn for would be ns. sUpulated ho"·ever, that the Costa Mesa. Under the new ordinance, 11 t id ·~· 0 ... ., , SAID that the ne'w app cant mus prov · e uo;;W Jn the fonn of .an ordinance, applicants would have to base nn.intu..n JnlormaUon" not available al the set of procedures em-their appeal request on at ordinance would give the plan-the time of the commission phasizes need for n e w least one ot I~ 1ollowlng ners the right to e~clse flnal hearing. evidence or proof of prcr criteria: jud~ent on appeals of sthtf Counctl deci.Sions on . plan· cedural error as grounds for -Availabilit1 of new in-actions. . ning matters may be appealed an appeal. formation not av1Uable at the "T~t would be the end of . back to the planner! for a The appeals ordinance was time of origin.al acUon which the hne for them. The only determination. approved by the Planning the appellant believes to be way would be to demorutrate . . SMART SHOPPERS GIFT EARLY And Think ' JEJllO·~~· WUTCLIPJI PLAZA • NIWPOITll INN 17tlli a. IM•, N..,... .._.' Newf"Nf ._. ' Commission Monday night and material to the decision under new -evidence and slart the HAMALA SAID the new will be set for public hearing appeal. procedure all over again " he or d In an c e does not · . STARS said, ' signilicanUy broaden t h e by the City Council Monday -Procedural erro" or other h · · o •· I · hl .. "It wasn't meant as a bar· powers of t e comrruss1on. Sydney marr ,. one o CORNWELL APPLIED to rug e"1°dence , that . the •• ;•Ina! · and Jh Id'• -at as·-• ... Arnold F H l chi f f • .. -o rier or blockade, but simply a Zone •excephon ~zone e wor e·~ ...... the county Planning Com-. am.a a, e o decision was not given ~1 call gers. R1a column ls one of1 mission for a change of zone advanced planning for Costa conslderatron "'Jn aCCOrdifice way to make the plaMing cases wlll automati Y go the DAil.Y Pn..oT'S ereat from agricultural use to multi· Mesa, said the regulations with existing ct~ practices, 1 . ...!com~mlss~~io~n~n~e':.ricse __ m_erut...__·.:..'bc~f<n~~t~bc~COWIC~":il~af~ter~bc-in_g.'.'=rc=a=lure=L=====·=~ dr f ed I ff rt ., ingful," be added. hwd by the commission. pie residential . The were at nan e o to and procedures. apartments were constructed clarify the current appeals Appeal requests would have on the agriculturally zoned system. lo be filed within one year of land through a use variance. ''TREY CLEARLY establish final action and a $50 fee n tbc change 1s r•nled.i,==================;I Cornwell could sel t h e ·apartments to occupants. The zone change is recommended for denial by planners to the airport commission. . COUNTY DffiEC'l'OR of Aviation Robert Bresnahan told commissioners that it has been found that rental people do not complain about jet airc raft noise but owners do. The commissloners -a I s o d I s c u s s e d controversial changes in regulations govern- ing CQJllmercial operations at the airport but came to no decision. Come to this Christian Science Lecture "TODAY'S SEARCH FOR SURVIVAL" ~ .... 11 C. ,. ......... C.S.I. TONIGHT -NOV. 16 -8 P.M. lST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST JIM ....... Dr .. c...M .. An A,. w-... -C1iM C... Aftl..W. going to bed. During the day set it at a comfortable temperature and v leave it there. Mov- ing a thermostat up and down only wastes gas. And draw your drapes at night to keep the day's heat inside. As for hot water, be sure to check for leaky faucets. Little drips can add up to a big drain on your hot water )leatef. Don't stall around your shower stall. Jump in as soon as the water is hot. Arld try not to wash less than full loads in your washer. . These little hints will save energy by burnin& less gas. They'll also save you money. And, these days, who can afford to burn that? Help save gas and your money, too . • 2640 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Ol'm DAILY 9 . 5:30; SUNDAYS9. 5 .... NOW ARRIVING ••• Again this year we're offering _you -me-oe-srm Ii Vi ngrr-e e·s for ·the- Holi.Q!Ys-'- BLUE SPRUCE-Beautiful Bluest .of Blue Spruce Trees Imagine how lovely these wilt look planted outside a f t e r Chris tmas! PINES-Many· varieties of Pine Tree s. Outstanding quality, sure to plea3e. In traditional and ~ new shapes. After the Holidays plant trees outside or -in decorative patio c;ontalners. Enjoy year after year . •• , .... "' ... 5 from 7•7 RESERVE YOURS SOON FOR HOLIDAY DEL!V!RYI Sta rt plants earlier, grow them faster. Ela)' to Install In flats, aaahbeda or window boxea. Automatlo thermostat. Available in six sizes PRICED FROM 3.95 CAMELLIA SPECIAL One of the flowering shrubs you've always admired. Enjoy their delight· ful blooms a!,\ winter and spring. . DON'T Miss THIS SPECIAL I 1 Gal. Re<J. 2.95 s Gal. Rog. a.so 1.98 4.98 Wt'll show you how to plant for bttt '"""'" BIRD OF PARADISE Sun-loving, hardy plant with gorgeous bird-ltke flowers. In bloom now. ~~slll 8.50 "MANHATTAN" Perennial RYE GRASS 1t's topg In Rye Grass. Better In every way - MANHA'ITAN lasts all year, easy care, hardy, lush green growth. Buy Now 1 .89 , •. ',;°':,. ,,, We provide planting instructlons. Special prices good thru Nov. 22 . FLOWER SHC.., Pl ICED BrilJltnl yellow tnd o,.,,ge mum•, accented with brown cattall1 ••• and to Indicate, in 1 no1t1fglo w1y. tht bOunlY or tilt ~iMll, we 1dded a ahatt of whe1l We can deliver thl1 dtllghlflll ·--1 almott enywhere In tilt COllnlry. ' FROM • 12.50 We Deliver Ever11t1a11 J11cl11dlng s ....... ,,. IT'S EASY..;.. ........... ~, ....... UM yow c:redft C94. P.HONE 546-5525 .. • Thursday, Nintmbfr 16, 1912 DAILY PILOT J3 f ,,_ u ... ,,.,. High--SchOor Student,s V iew--1~======;=====~4 1_ B_9~~ .R~pair_1}id~ -For --r rip w State Capital ,,~·t~•.,e,, ·,1 Get Bo' ard D~Ia:y·-. Students from !;-Orange ~=~· Mll<t 5pl'NU9 itnd 11.-~m~~.:: Tlrno!hy FU<'IVll _. • '#fel)p ti ' ~lil·h ··hools W1U---com-"''' ., ... -·--·--,~ .... --MINlon \/lit!• HIQh: KINI! c~-. e '""' n.n. •..,.. · ..._.~u,/111t ROMrl Curttt, Dl•IWI• De11... J•n pete Saturday against studenta =~ ,,.B.JIMI oJ:. Jt* ,..~,. ~ ,..,.,. Sciwu _, crn1111• i I SANTA ANA -A decision flnu is capable of pl'{)viding a from 34 other high schools in .,. Ml~ • .,_... N•wPC!rt H•rbor H!g11: K. 111 v ·-~1ch ol •""---1=-will first class boat re~'• ~a· the Fifth Annual Orange Coun -Ec11.., H1t11: Kim •-· 01rre11 co1 .. -•ttv. J1....., D•DntV, 1>eDOt111 ..... ,..u u11'C'IO "''113 r"""" ty Acadenu'c Decathlon o.111f', w• Ori.,_. CffW H4t111u11, 11ur1..,., To11cf JDhniOll, st~nl• • et the franchise for a boat tlpn, but the franchise Id · -CtnllV "leunef' _. "•"" "••nolll. 1C~mk1 .oa She!:I s11r.11kv. D P Int be arded .. _ A total r th 300 E•l•nc:I• H'9h: Thon'Wli eroc:1r.1no1on, s.acklt•btek High : Vl!'1Ct111t Eh1.,-, pair facility at 8R8 0 8W to UIC proposer 0 more an M!ChMI "•ntoitt, IC•ryn l«'Mlfl, Loll COllff!I H•l1, l(lm Ktrlh, Ttlnt Mtllk. ~ .. 89 delayed aaaln Wednesday submitting the hi"hest bonus ORANG[ COUNTY students will ht <llvlded ac-L-••· ShlrltV S•nwtl• at\d G•rv &OOOV Lvnn Row. G•ll-5tron, Dl•,.. '" O .. , rd' I th • ' ti d Wrlgl'll. Wright, Yr;-Slt Y1n 1~· cnr.1119-1Cw1n '~the Orange County Board bid. co ing o etr overa gra e F-••ln v.u..,. Hl11h1 o • v 1 o ven. • ·---.. The county r-•ves a !lat Point averages and compete in c • ...,..... s...... O•m·-*· T ... rl t.111 Clemen•• Hlllh: S~lley &lrtcntr • ..W "'"~ , "*-""• ICAor.,. l...,..I,, 04~ N•W't. JlfW F.,.._., P•r.11 H•rYtlY, ~1111"'1 -An environmental impact percentage free of gross In-10 events beginning at 8 a.m. si.v'" s_. •nd su.u Thurmond. H ........ s1~ ic.t11h. Et1e111 "°'•k. __ , f fro ··-t ~··--High School ' " t Hr;nllnglon lemdl Hlgh: Rotn<n 11.oblrt Prot11.1<1, Mllrl Rl\Oldl •nd report orderw Oct. 5 was o •. come m we successful bid-a 1:AUM111 1n nun · c-., Kim J•rv1.. "''"1"" Kone. J .. n...e Rncn.n. !--•by••-Harbors, Beaches der, thus the only monetary V e•Ar;nar:n n 1 .. moo Beach. w•v.11' MarT11, J1v °""°"" •nd GIOI-u .. 1 .... r111v H111n: Ev• er•w•r. l(Jm e.r~ "'11: &.c::; 11 .,..-. .. '6p' . . Ill . . 1..., Wlflltrowd. Flnnet, l••m Frl111\ancll1r, S•NI•• and Parks District as consideration is the bonus bid. • arttc1pants w vie-m-Mt•" o.f HIQll1 P•l ""°"-· GODCri. C••IQ 11omn..,. •rid s1m1 Jftpared by VTN o~ Orange Les Duryea, attorney for Sla d dlvidually and in teams. and '-""'" '"'""' si..-n c111ium. T•Dkkll. .,icounly, englneenng con-Willard, argued at the Oct. 3 Films f,e the winners wilt take an... YOU CAN-FIND IT AT 1 sultants. hearing that the boat building penses-paid trip to Sacra men· -Material oUmd to board feature would add income to SANTA ANA -Two films , to to see the California Orange County's _ members Wednesday ignored the county of up to SlOO,<XX> one on the wort of a Legislature in action. oocond reques~ a in five years. veterinarian and one about Sponsored by tile Orange Largest & Fine st iiii.,,l!i'utlon that boat 1be harbor commission, rabies, will be shown at 7:15 County Department of Educa· ... ,,,. OdlD'g as well as sales and upon the recommendation of p.m. tonight at. the Charles W. tion. the evenl!I' include math, "'-n • •1111 1HE rs is or ts not a com-Director Kemeth Sampson ap--Bowers Museum, 2002 No. social sciences, aesthetics, ~a YcttdaJ~ tible operation in the new proved the Willard bid . Main st., Santa Ana. practical arts, conversation =:'.::.. e bo Sampson said at t be Dr. Tim Metzger, a small s:kllls-and ertracurricular ao-.ftie'. board referred the E1S supervisors hearing that boat animal veterinarian practicing tivi~-::I,...!,,••,:. _ ~OP the county Plannini Com-building had been in the Pnt in 'I\lstln, will answer ques-~den~ Competing will be: ·-- ssion for evaluation, asking posals for the harbor three lions following the films. c~ dlt Mar H1t111 : 5tw1n =,,. "60 Knott Avt. lat U11cob1) OPEN HOUSE ' 1.-"'1QU11 OALO•I'' lflWPORT VIL\.~ ADULT RESIDENTIAL CENTl• SetuMy-NeY. 1 ltli, ' . 1-5 , ••• 4000 Hl&.MlA WAY N!Wl'OlT KACH a report in one week. years ago but the board had For ftlrther details, call 833-~::,~:' 0H1~ w~:i:· C•rttr. ....,,,... IUINA PAii • 12Wl20 ' VTN found that a net,.~r~e~jec=t~e~d~il~·~~~~~~~53~l~O~or~832~·9333:i'.:·:.....~~~~-'~"~"~"~'~"~'-~·~...,.~~"'~··~·~1111~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~-=::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:::::::::_:_~ ~ellcial impact to the en· 4J-ironment would be gained In fjdlng tile boat repair facility. , The report stated that ;eitabllshment of a boat repair tllcillty would improve on the ·iurrent adverse condition in ~ ~ich boats were be I n g ;a.eraped and painted while In :tie water, adding chemicals I~ other pnllutants to the rfli.rbor. , :The VTN repnrt further ted that there is an obvious iiled in a harbor designed for ~ boats !or a repair facility .aiDd that the 5.6-acre site of ;f.e repair yard was nat, corii- picted fill land that had no Jllltive veA:etation. • But left unanswered was ,,-hether the su p e rv i sO rs ~Jllould follow the Harbor Com- ~"'ission's 4·2 decision and ~l_Ward the franchise to a lower ~dder. ~f"'Dana Point Anchor Marine, 'llready a lessee for bo,!t ~rthlng at tile harbor had bld '·' '30,500 bonus to the county .!Or the rtgbt to establish tile lloat repai!' yard. ~.f ~Wlllard Boat Works of Costa ; J\J"'8 bid l t0,700 In bonuses 1o·, the facility and a third bid· •r, Dana Point Associates bid >ii.3!0. Willard a1>o added boat ~anolacturtng to the propooed tt!:tivities at tile site. \ ~ Despt_te decilsion or the ij.rbor commlasiop to recom- ; 'liiend that tile lrancl>i!e be •Ytven to Willard, Stanley 1~ause1 dlrector of rtal FG-~rty aervices, urged that the ~oervlsor1 liOCipl the hlgh .1-'!" of Anchor Marine. litiHe said that each of the "" •• :Recall Eyed . . :By Los AI :Citizen Unit ;: LOS ALAMITOS - A group of Los Alamitos citirens have launched a campaign to recall the city's mayor and two ·OOunciJmen over alleged con· .tlict! of in4!rest and the resignation of City Manager :Charles Kraus. ~ Recall campaigners served ~etters of intent during Mon· .'$y night's city co u n c i I -Qteeting on Mayor Charles l{ong and Councilmen Dale i<roesen and Kenneth D. ;Miller. • The )etters, filed with the ci· t\t clerk Tuesday, charge the three cou nci lm e n with j;'willfully . a n d maliciously .C.uslng a '11reotdown tn the <!lty admlniatrstion by rorctn~ ~the unwarrapted resignation of the city's outstanding 1nanager." , ' The three cily councilmen 'formed the majority t o .recently oust Krau!I who is now on a leave of absence un- .tjl h~ Dec. !t 'resignation ~mes effective. .. The recall Instigators allege tjiat Long made unauthorl!ed ~provements on his ·com- ~erclal land In the city and ~sed n citv contractor to rfnrm work ~imultaneously .._fpf, the city and hlmselL l1iller. It Is 11llered. ao- proved bills from hi! com- 'SMJter firm for servicing the -.cltv's calculators. .... 'Mle letters allege that Kroesen voted for the rtmnlnll: ol tand 300 feet ln>m propertv :.,_ h t I own tbus jUtatlV f11hanc:lng the value or hia ~boldlnp. Kronen also l!I said to have 6ied to do printing wort< for the chambtr of commtret, •h\ch rttel\lts llMU8l city • fond.lnQ. · : The thrtt courlf'ilmtn have a k lo nle .wrHt~ rttlrttal!I ore rttall petltlom may be .. railaled, 6.0flll6 "15" 7.50116 ... '28 .. 6.7Dx1S '19" 1.00116.S .. '34H 7.f1Dx1S'"23.. 1.75116.l., '36H 7.f1Dx16 •24•• 10.00.16.S. •44 .. · 12.ooxl6.s. '49" MARKC. BLOOME • l.M-IS a r...•H I.SS 14 a,.,.•.ze I.SO ''LAREDO'' n.-,,..., ,..,-'P-!.';f .. ,.,...,, , .. __ ................ . •••'-""' mf'ff••• ., ...... .. 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J4 DAILV PILOT Rare Bear Acqu_ired By Zoo SAN DIEGO (AP) -A glacier bear, believed to be the only one in captivity in the United State s has anived here after 1.00 officials rescued it from Alaskans irritated at the bear's habit of rummaging through ga rbage can! for food. After a rive-day chase, three San Diego Zoo officials bagged the 100-powid, 2 -y e a r-old ( ANIMALS ) male bear W.ith a tranq~ilizer gun from a tree on the remote Yakutat Peninsula of Alaska. Zoologisll think the glacier or bluebear, native only to the peninsula, is a dlfferent-col· ored version of the American black bear. "The young bear had been raiding garbage cans in the area, and the townspeople, who live in a hunting culturt. were wailin'g for the huntin& ·season to open.'' said zoo vet- erinarian Charles Sedgwick. e Off Limit• EAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP ) - From now on, it's going to be pretty tougti: for a duck, pigeon or rat to get a free meal in Lauderhill. The City Council bas ap- proved an ordinance'making it unlawful to (etd or leave foodstiiffs for consumption by ducks, pigeons or rodents 1 within the city llmits. Pets, of course. are ex- empted but it's agai~t the Jaw to .release feathered friends for a swim· in a near- bv lake or for a stroll in the pUbtic. park. 0 Vou know haw ducD can multiply," said Council Pres).. dent Charles Lowery. eBearFuu TOKYO (UPI) -Two giant Chinese panda bears attracted thousands of persons to a Tokyo too, but o(ficials limited visitors to a 404ecoM look in· to fbeir cage. The pandas, Lan Lan and Kang Kang, arrived here after being given to Japan during Premier Kakuel Tanaka's re- cent visit to China. By opening time, there-was such a Jong line zoo officials limited vlslton to 40 seconds in front of the cage. "Don't stop, keep walking," said zoo attendants. Lan Lan and Kang Kang toot all the commotion in stride. e Pan9Alert WASHING'l'ON (AP) -The Agriculture Department says it wil\ continue _placffig_ puny chickens, c a 11 e d "sentinel bin:ii" on pouJtry farms In California to serve as ex- pendable early w a I' n l n g devices again.st ex o t I c Newca11Ue dlseaae. Sentinel blrda are •peclally ralsed cblckeM which are highly IU!Cepllble to t h e diseaM. Jflactd in a hoct. they c•n be used as lndlcaton when the virus appears. Newcastle disease has been a problem In 1outh ern catU:>mla where mlllion.. or blrds have been destroyed In a campaign to eradicate it. e Pole Bcrel' UNITED NATIONS (UPll -A group of Scandinavian nations headed by Iceland has come to the defense of the polar bear and other en- ~species in the Amie. They came op with a dnft ruoluUon calling for an lD- temaUonal conf ertnce o f nationl concerned "w 11 h the aim of concluding an ln- tematJooll tttsty or trt1tles for tho purpoo!t of pmervq the wUdlHe ol the Arctlc and ' adjlCtflt lrtU." The retolulloo aald !he polar be1r partk:Ul1rly was.. "now throllelled with enlnctlon for • • nr1ely of ........ lndudJnc ovetnplolt.tlon by man." • - • , • .. • • • • 081 ~ . I I ' ' ' • ' assorted novelty setwell vegas victory cohi purses chair valet gammg table 79e 24.99 8.99 . 1.25 volue. A fu n collection of chonge Reg. 35.oo. Cushioned and contoured. Reg. I 5.95. Authenticolly reproduced, holders, including a melange of an 1-Lift up storage seat, tray, pants bar, measures 24 "x 15". Felt-Jined , ha rdwood I H d k h h d · coat .hanger. Natural finish hardwood. construction. Accessories tool ma s. on y eye ains ottac e . las.t 4 days ••• dt1_1rsday frlday, satarday, s .. day doll strolle.- from southbend .'i.:97 Reg. 7.99. 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Precede.u.e- Rhea Gross,:nan of Mi- ami, the first wommt(> sit ·on Florida Supi'eme .. Court, takes .Place on bench. /!. circuit judge, · she was' filling in for another justice w ho was out of town. ' Daughter ' Of Rabbi Drafted JERUSALEM (AP ) -The rabbi's miniskirted daughter wJIQ fQUght for exemptk>n from military servi<:i! on religious grounds was drafted and assigned to tea~h _at a primary scttool in h e r hometown. Sarah Barazanis' induction closed what had become a cause ~lebre for her religious .,; ' I , · '.~~~IGION '~s and ior ·secular °"Mis· who demanded she ~~ army like ot™:r girls ilt,fbe Jewish state. 'i;.n,.:-U-y~.o)it girl lost a ·~ Coljrl 'appeal against llle'l!f'l!lii1 wl!en llie ·Judge$ rul· el·~ ·~ wearing ii!Mi •• ,a&e ·Wits· ignorant ot~lllt\(~sh custom. Isi'ill! '''!W' ··permits the release of girls who can prove they are observant Jewesses. e Women 'lacked SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A . possible step towards ordina- tion or women in the Episcopal Church has been taken by delegates to the 123rd · cdn- vention of the Diocese of California. Delegates voted 331 to 187 to bring the issue before Uie church's general convention next September in Louisvillf!, Ky. To · become church law, however, the issue must pass at two successive conventions, which are held three years .. apirt. e Molds Cited DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) -A Jehovah's Witness filed. , suit ill. Polk County District Court to-obtain unemployment benefits after quitting. her job beciuse, the" said,· she was asked to make peace sign molds. ~ Mrs. BtiUy Curtis Jeff hei: jolt at llie Foam Molding Corp. Marcll f, qontendlng thatplak- ing the molds• was against her religious belief,, .. She charged the peace. sym. bol was "Communist iMpifed and of pag·an origin" and" con"- tended that helping mlnufao. ture the '1idolatrous ~" vldlated btr religious rlglill. eRu•kN• ..... • LOS ANGELES (AP) .:... The Rt. Rev. Robert C. Rusack has been selected to replace the Rt. Rev. Francis Erie Bloy as bishop of the Episcopal Dloce90 of Los Angeles. Bishop Rusaclt wiU serve ll! bishop coadjutor of the dlocete for one year until Bishop Bio)' retires. The. bishop • or tho Los Angeles di..-Is spiritual leader or more lhan 120.000 Episcopalians _in _.e I g h t BOUthem,Callfomla ceunties. e Oro•,. llfeet VATICAN CITY (AP) -A ranking delegation or Polish CatJ,oUcs arrived , in Rome amkf reports that the Vatican and Communist Poland ..... on the verse of establi.ahing dlplo11111llc relations. T h • Polish dtlqatkiii WIS lfd by Stefan Cardinal Wynynakl, the Roman catholic primate and archbishop of Warsaw .. Sow<el ulcl improvemoot 16 relatlonJ with •IJI< c.m. munlst rt~ _,Id n1111,. prominently in the month ol tallt1 between VaUca~olOclall and the Pollsll cl<;"gym•n. • . , Tl>Undly, N-lb, 1972 · DAILY 'ILDT JS . ' • • " . ' .... r • • • ,. .!'tr. , • -·-- ~ I I I.' • wllmot loag peUleoats 3.99 vassareUe loag peignoir set .. }3.99 ~eg. $27. Antron® Ill nylon: tric9t, Orig. $5: Non-static nylon: trico t or long gown and cage fiei9noir, disc. toffetto. style . Sorry , no moil or phone orders. • s;,.f'Y · rio m~il o.c. phone orders. Fashion Sleep:e•r. 24 • W_ Doyweor Ling.erie, 63 , T .;--.... "i""'-- mea's dress sh.lrt · famous· name· -l<s 2.99 • hostess lounger dress 7.99 Nylon/acetate goes long for great . holiday da zzle. By Butterfield 8 . *Street Floo r Lingerie, 54 the elog caper · 8.99 - Last 4 Days ... Thursday Friday.:. Saturday-Sunday natural mini< on wool 69.99 Noturol ranch or Autumn Haze mink on o variety of colors. * M;sses Coot s. 25 ' Misses' sizes. , ~ $IS val ue. Mak ing fashion new s with 89c 1.50-2.50 values .. Top q"41ify sqcks by aeg Cassin! and others. Dress or fashion colors. Sizes I O-L3. I •·· t th I t jael<et ""'eater 4.50 value. Short sleeve shirts, penmo· pan " "" s · · · e c cg •t greo 12 99 nent press, long co 11 a r s: Assorted savings! In navy, brown or tan suede • colors, fabrics. on o low wedge. Reg. $16. Cozy ocryl;c iodet sweoler Y. oung Shoes, IO I camel; sma ll, medium, large. • F · h. 9 Men 's Furn ishing s, 7 -M•e!on•s-u•r•n•os•o•ng•s•,_l_~:il~··· .:·--·.,•.•-+-l!l,i!i:· ... -----------• t--------------* Misses Spod1woor. 40 • • ' 8.48 R'!'J. 9.99. Compact ladies' shover with con/Cured' shoving hOf'!ds , <Kf. iustoble comb guards for sili...n smooth legs and underonms. Camera s. Shavers , 13 • ANAHEIM S-pe. erystal ... la• llM • 7.99 Special savings on t~is exquisite English solod set. Bowl hos silverploted rim, 2 silverploted ser.1ers. Silverwere , 59 llt••eware fer I 33.00 Reg. 50.00. Colorful ~S·piece set 9oes from oven to Jobie. In ol;ve, honey, whi le or Y.ellow wilh block. Chi no , 11 NEWJllOIT HUNflHSTGN llACH 01.AHGE. MAll OJ OUHGI ............... 229.95 '279.95 value. Med iterroneon 1tylinq in oak vonHr1 ond $Click Adds sloraqe 1poco hond1omely. 49, 15,72 ·', Furn1turo, ?2 • Cl}tffOS ' 444 N. E11cli4 171 4) SJJ.1121 47 f•Jtl• hl•M 171 41 '44°1212 7777 l4l-f+t Al'ethl• 1114 1 ltJ.JJJI JJOOH.-fMfllil Stffff 171 41 ffl·llll lOO L..t ~ M-.ft ll lJ, ...... I I • '""' SHO, t 1JO A.M. t• t 1JO r.M. Mf.>NDAY THl0U$H SATUIOAY. SUNDAY 11 A.Ill. te 6 ,.M. • . • , ..JI , DAILY PILOT Chinese To Treat Wallace?, Thursday, Novembtr lb. im GAO Unveils Insanitary Food Firms Nixons Take SecretRUle • On Russian !l ydrofoil Boat BOlJTIQUE ~LEANERS ALTllAnONS l llST'fLIN• ----f<lu.uru:uLA~!.<~ WASHINGTON (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) daughters Julie and Tricia, 1f arner·Dale Center . to Florida aboard a mllltary Corner of Warn4r & Spri"9clal<t, Huntfntlon BH<h From "-'lrt Senlct1 Pov. Geori:e C. Wallace has been examined by a Chinese' physician and acupuncture is being considered as a possible treatment for the partially paralyzed governor, a Ides have confirmed. Rep. Les Aspin said govern-First Lady Pat Nixon dlsclos-son-ln-law Edward Cox and ment and congressional in· ed that the Nixon family made family friend C. G. Bebe s......tors f o u n d insanitary rl In Fl Id ' Bl Rebozo were aboard. """'-' a secret t P or a s s--It was "a very short operating cooditlons in plants cayne Bay Ja~1 weekend to try voyage" of about ts or zo Cl47 cargo plane about a week 842 2050 or 10 days ago, Warren said. 1~!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!~!!!!'!!~·!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!~ It ean bold five puaeogerr, 1: Mrs. Nixon said. A press aide said Dr. 13en-- jamin Lok Yee-Kung , presl· dent of the Hong Kong College ( PEOPLE .) of 39 food firms, including one out the hydrofoil boat that was minutes, according to deputy THE HYDROFOIL w ~ s ol the Pepsi Cola Co. and One a gift to the President Jrom press JeCretny-Ce-ral<t' L~equtpped-by""the1\usstah'1ntb · or Thomas J. Lipton.Tea Qi. Soviet PJ:irty chief Leonid Warren, who was questioned a be.Ar rug, Mrs. Nlxon The plant locations wert not Brtthne-v · about it arter Mrs. ~lxon tatk4 reported. But she said It was announced. She said Wednesday it wa s ed to reporters during. a pie-removed because the fur rug The W'i•-•ln Democrat an exciting ride ln the 28-foot ture-taklng leSlioO at the wu loo hot for Florida """'"" boat that skims over the water White House with a Oiristmu weather. quoted the General Accounting with a speed of some 30 knots Seal design winner. W~ said he did not know Office Wednesday as saying 22 or abou t 34 miles an hour. the President's reaction to the or the plants. including one of THE RUSSIANS delivered hydrofoil test ride. Coca Cola and one of Lilly lee "GREAT FUN," Mrs. Nixon the boat by ship at Baltimore He also said that it has not Cream, were "operating under said or the ride. Aug. 3 and it was trucked to been decided how Jong the serious insanitary conditions A Secret Service agent. the Washington Navy Yard, hydrofoil will stay in Florida having potential for causing or trained with the help of where the Secret~ Service waters near the NI J: on o I Acupuncture, conferred already having caused product Russian technicians, navigated· agert learned bow· to operate residence at Key Biscayne or y,·ith Wallace's t>r00ivateSupndhysi-contamination." the boat. it. .J what further use will be made cian for about an ur ay · Asp in said the conditions. _ __::P~r'':'il<>d':en~t_'N:'.'i~xo~n':_, _:t '.'.h_'.'e_:i .'..' __ The'.::.!g:'.'.il_'._t '.'.hye'.d:::ro:::f:::oi::_I ,:w:as:.::D•:wn:.::_.__:of:_:tbe:::..::R=u=ss::lans='..!g'.::U::t. ______ _:_ ________________ _ However, the aide said a were found by GAO and Food .. decision had not been reached Ul"I T...,._._ and Drug Administration in- on \\'hether the treatment Cainnn.ign Trail spectors in plants of 39 firms would be attempted. r-out of ff/ inspected. Wallace Ui paralyzed in both West German Fore,i:gn "These firms are guilty of legs from gunshot wounds suf-Minister Walter Scheel consciowly manufacturing fered in an assassination at-c a m p a i g n s on wet focxl. under insanitary con- tempt May 15 at Laurel, Md. street in H am bur g ditions and consumers should * prior to parliamentary beware of their products," . The Gove rnment has been elections this week. Aspin said. given the go-ahead in its at-1;::==========='=========jl tempt to collect $5.255 still owed on a $10,000 fine levifld 1~,, -~·,· 1 .1 , _ agains.t Iva Ildko Toguri . ,.111 ·. . 1·· 1[. 11,l\\ 1 :1 D'Aqu1no -known as Tokyo ';l! .. ·. · ··.~ ' N ~ during World War II. ~i\ · . · 'tf· .· . ~ ~. The three-judge 7th U.S. ·ji ,~ •, • : Circuit Court of Appeafs panel ""~~j. · ~ : , . in Chicago voted unanimousl y ·1 :.\ ·1 t "'f. to deny Mrs. D'Aquino's re-~ :'a· . q~t_19r a he~ in her at~ · temPt to halt the-gOvernment - from collecting the remainder of the fine . 1'1rs. D' Aquino, SS. was con- victed of treason in 194.9 for her propaganda broadcasts to -U.S. forces during World War II . She served six years of a JO.yea r prison sentence. * The sounds of an imported tJ.S. jazz combo ec hoed through a Moscow hotel into the early morning hours in the latest sign of wahnlng Soviel- American relations. The occasion was a party in the Intourist Hotel's Starlight Room given by the Salra Corp. of New York, a trading firm which assisU Western businessmen dealing with the . Soviets, to celebrate 20 years of doing business with the Russians. The combo included Tools Thielernans, Ben RDey, MUI mmon, and Bob James, all from New York. * Mother Tereta, a slight, soft-spoken Roman Catholic nun in Calcutta received the filth Jawaharlal Nehru Award for international un- derstanding and her· work among slum dwellers, the maimed and lepers. The 61-year-old Yugoslav· born nun joined a list of win- ners that includes U Thant, the ronner u. N. ~ general, and Dr. Ma rt In Luther Klng Jr. t.1other Teresa r e c e i v e d 100 000 rupees -about $13,350 -' from the t n d i an government's Council r 0 r Cultural Relations. w h I ch sponsors the annual award In honor of India's first prime minister. * Sens. Hubert H. Humpbrty, (0-Minn .), and Henry Bellmon, (R-Okla.), will go to Moscow Nov: 27 for meetings with Soviet olficlals. They will be accompaqled by Rep. Heary S. Reust, (O- Wis.), and expect to meel witll Premier Alexi N. Kosygin and C<lmmunlst party I e a d e r Leonid I. B nev. Ward$ LeGant® QIAMONDS 15o/o OFF! ONLY AT WARDS HUNTINGTON BEACH , ON SALE THRU SUNDAY, NOV. 19 Greet seving1 NOW! Select· et once for Chri1tm11! The brilli1nt clarity, full .faceted cut end perf•ct color of LeGent® diamonds. Mounted in 14K 9old. (Al $395 1/2-CAIAT -brilliant Swis1-cut stone in attractive 4-prong settin9 ................. , .. $315 !Bl $222 1/l·CARAT-9raceful twist mountin9 ac- cents diamond's natural fire .................... $188 ICI $1641/4-CAIAT-ellquisitely sh1ped diamond 1parkles in beautiful modern setting ........ $119 (01 $160 1/5-C:AIAT-sleek, sophisticated modern setting complements diamond .................... $116 !El $820.1/4.CAR.AT-unique contemporary setting emphasi111 quality of stone .................... $697 (Fl $1100 1..CARAT -4-prong mounting in white or yellow gold. Cl11s1ical styling ............... $935 {G) $1900 1·1/2·CAUT -4-pron9 mountin~ in white or yellow gold. Clas1i c:•I stylingJIJr $1615 ONLY AT WA•DS HUNTINGTON IEACH 2200H......,._C- "'-"Z.Ul1 Sliced plclde, choooed onions, mustard and field,fresh tomato Mdges on a surelicious hot des. 'SNAPl"Y: SUPElt.00..CIOus SUPUDOG ~':fn'to man's best friend. ' it ==-Yt4an1m ResulM'tY354 204 Just bring this coupon to OFF Der Wlenerschnltzel. .....__ One a>upol) per customer. Offer 1'ncf1 Nov•m.b1r lo, "j 972 1696 NEWPOllT BL VD., COST A MESA 1951 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • . ' ® ~ ill [Kl[]' [p 00 rn c@[J(] 00 ~ ~[]' [)j] ill~ @~WIT ~ill~rn -SHOP ANO SAVE AT ALL KARLS STORES 4ij;J@Jlj))GirJl i .THRU..NOVEMIER liTHI RADIO CONTROL EQUIPMENT. ?·/ /-::: ~-FEDERAL ~ r, ). { Etch unit ~ j M11 t1l1· ::::-t<;Oplng ! 1nt1nn1 ~ 1nd 1 vol· ume control. 61t11rl11 lncluclld. Gift bo••d. ii.WALKIE TALKIE 027 SILVER STAR H..-1 11 tout r1Hro1d , .. u1m. HNdUg11t1, 11nok1 ....... 1nd tl'll 1u•ging 1ound of 1tN m, 1h1t l11ynctiro!1lz1d to th• pee. of th• 1ngln11nd tM JHlff of lfT'Clkl, Po_. peck Jncludad. L1!11'11nd ~ o•rogl'lt -~ h1nl'l •• .., ' 'HO' REMOTE CONTROL SWITCHES EACH REG. SS.50 $2.99 -~vouffe HAlF -s-HIPS REG . $5.-41 SALE PRICE $3.99 TYCO H.O, LONG HAULER There 111 -rid ol pl1V In thl1 9· unlt trelnl It's h•1dld by the t- prollt1 OP-20 llgl\tld di-I, folloYl'lld bV 8 frelfht cerii, op11r111n9 Ct"1n1, with thrw -v 1c1ron. 360dlgr111vwlvel ceb, l"o-peck lncl1.1dld. REG. $34.95 $28,88 r ..JiIJI- 'N' REMOTE CONTROL ~.~;.·," SWITCHES .... :ACH REG. $4.00 $2.96 Tatc:o m1nufectur11 mlcroteopes for IV9ry pur-, from thl 1tucM-nt IO tl!i ptOf-lon.I, MICROSCOPES $8.88 AND U,- TYCO H.O, SWITCHER FREIGHT Thl1 hu1ky, llgh0Nd l'li••t 1whch1r. eilu1thr111uthen1h~ fr1lgtu cers, mek•s 1perl1c111..-t1r 11t, C(JINTENTS; 011111 1wltcher wit+. operetlng h11dllljh11. C.boo11. 12 Mction1 Of tr eek •• Po-pick lncludld. REG. $23.95 TYCO 'ROLLING STOCK Mht 1nd A'l.l\cl'I lh .. 'lf .. IHI H.O. oullll fn tl'le world. Don't ::.::;.:::,,~. bl il'IY I C01'1'19 In 1nd .,,,,. · •-<• tlUy! Tiie P<ICI 11 10 :: f,:. ~::::.~.!."<• low wl'lo could reslU I _.,. o-...... -••. -•-'>·L-•-· ~ .. "-"" MIX OR .... <_ ...... E:l~ L~~=--MATCH ·~,,. ... , ... --•• l•< • G.._,., .... ,.,,,,. ·~.... '"' .......... .. ............. ... ,... ....... _ . .. ,,, ... , .. ,, ..... . ... '" ..... _, __ .. .. 99e EACH .. '" .. _ .... _ .... ~ .......... -..... .,.. ~~,_ ...... ,_ TYCOPAO H.O. AEG. $29.99 $19.87 SEBRING LIGHTED PRO RACING SET .~ ., MINITRIX !N'GAUGE ROLLING STOCK ...... <~ :~._<-YOUR CHOICE :::~.::·.:--···99• :,~<-... EACH -·" .. 1/15K11e. ..... ' REVELLUTION FUNNY CAR REG . $5.76 $3.99 WERMA STER REPEATER $19.99 I, o • SHOP l SAVE AT ALL HOBBY PEOPLE DEPOTS eAl STORES OPEN l OAY S A WEEK • WESTCHESTER IU"Jl'll nllAl Pll\ Mt\fllo I t LOS ANGELES 11110•01V .. .,. l..lflf\IS>4.llW \'IO•ll•l\IG ClNTlA Nl.llA MA" CO. CANOOA PARK SIAlll$ FA ~l llll001( SOUAlll 6/f'i\I W ''"' l~/4 \'f ~A'ttA ".llAIAll.11 &14t J.\LLllllOO!C 111.11GIO11;11 1J\,l1 ~IID~ ,. 111)1 J .. •"11 • NEWPORT BEACH 'A51110H •SlANO OffOltTE 11110.11.0WAY O[fl'f STOlllt Ml , A$Hl0N ISl,.11.NO lf141 M49f11 • ORANGE , Sl•llt'i MAll 0,. 01tANGl 11 1t N. 0AAJl!Gf MA~l 11\•1ttl 1100 CERRITOS 1.0S Cl MlltTOS ClN 1 llll • B[TWlfNSlAlt!' A.NO ORIAC1t~ l~• \OSCf,flR1 t nl 121 :11 'J•.lJY • • ' v ' .. ' • ' Starr Ranch ·Park Action Sought IJ WIWAM SCHREIBER Of .. Dtlitw; P•,..ft!ff 'The Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks Com- dlssldh ""' as.ked counly supervisors to take the first big lltep toward acquiring the 5,500-acre Starr Ranch for a PBfk· CoQll!ll.sslQl\<IJ. unanimously recolll!Dended Tu~y that supervlaora spend up to 115,000 fm-an appraisal of the ranch in the hills above San Juan Caplslraeo. .Commissioners took action on the parcel, estimated to be Worfb more than $5 million, after bearing a presentation by Supervl.aor Ronald Caspers, wbi> calls the ranch his pet ptQject. CASPERS HAS 8 E E N pushing !or ..me time to W the county's master plan ror pa_rks amended to include the entire Sla'iT iilcll-paroel, curre11Uy owned by a con- glomerate of 10 charities. The part plan now lncludes only a l,50Q..acre piece of pro- perty 3long Bell canyon. The 'acreage Caspers wants is actually only the southern hall or tbe 10,QOO.acre rancl< ~ southern portion .. was lert , to the charlUes aever~I years ago by the estate. of William Starr. His heirs still own the northern 5,000 acres. mostly located in the hill cooa- try. "This piece is most at.. tractive because it lies along San Juan Creek and about six miles of it front,, on the Ortega Higt:way for easy ac- cess," 9&5pers said. • ''OPPONBNTS 0 , a<· quJrlng thll mucll land iay it ls lpo big and too far away :rom the people/' Caspers safd. :·eut with the rapid urbanlzation of Orange Coun· ty, 11'1 oot going to be there forever. __,... ' "Besides, it has been proven time and again that people have a psychological need to get away from Uieir humdrum everyday environment," he said. The parcel u n d e r con- sideration for part purposes was studied at one time by the Great Southwe!l Title Com- pany for use as a pay.as-you· go recreation area. "That deal fell through but the study they did showed that 1.75 million people wollld have used it the first y e a r generating $5.5 million in revenue," Caspers said. The Ut1e for the land reverted back to the 10 cfiarities Which put it in trust with the Danit of Calllornla. 0 TBEY FELT 10 separate boards of directors couldn't reach a single decision on sell· Ing it," said William Poin- deJttr, an attorney for the charities. .. The charities a r e in· terested in a total sale of the 5,SOO.acre parcel to ooe big buyer," he added. "If lhe county is that buyer, they will be satislled because either way the public will benefit - the money will be used in charity work and the land for parks." Caspers told the commission the ooJy aJterqative for the huge parcel would b e piecemeal resldenUul develop- ment "The bl!l!dours are ~g•llin& · clwr," be said. "Orange County has been having a hard time cat.ching up with the open space. that Is left so we need this piece now." Caspers said the park could be developed into picnic artas, camping a r ea a • recreation r aci lities, hiking and equestrian trails and a number of other alternatives. "111ERE ARE SO many pos5ibilities for such a large parcel, I couldn't list them all he.re." he said. Harbors Beaches and Parks Director Kenneth Sampson said there is $1.S rntllion budgeted for acquisition of park lar.d in the Bell Canyon- Starr Ranch area . ijj~fil[KJ'U' ~00~0 ©W OO~~li'~ill~ -V@Yf ~ill~~~ SHOP ANO SAVE AT ALL KARLS STOA.ES THIS FAMILY GAME IS THE MOST POPULAR OF THE WORLDS GREAT GA'-tESI REG.$4.97 SWIVEL Game 'l' Tlrlt ••••. tlottnt body ection ilml line• TWISTER! Contairui: vinvl 91mt m1i: 8 pins; 8 hip pmdl; • four•WIV ltriklf' C.Ord, Y•rrt mar'• klf'I •nd strik•rJ p1ndulum. REG. $5.78 BRADLEY $2.99 Tolll~•-••.. , Yow-e"-....,,..,.,111v-11 , 1 ... ....._ .. "_ ... on,.......,....,..,,.. -··-·"-"'' .... -"""'"''""111/AI MATTEL ' CYNTHIA RIG. 112.'4 $8.99 DAREDEVL CHALLENGE --FIEO. t1t.J7 , . . . • '. 'I . AGGRAVATION A"*icl'• flWlt'it• f•milv fun 11-1 Prooticllt thf"ilh, er:cit•· INl'lt '"d ...,.....il'll l'tliledtsl for 2 to I pl•v«• of Ill 'l'L REG.11.lt 9 9¢ WITH '°"4'MATIC ...... l.eltlnt lllll .... _,__ ,..... ... _ -RIO. 12.11 CRISS CROSS Game · , S.n.-1 .. no1 lncludfd. ·~1 1~ I.: ........ .,·:"':; ~! (J;iz?':).. : ..... ~· TWIRLY BIRDS Tak• off ... and land! Mlle• 90 degrM lurn1I REG. SI.ti Pl•n your own IHfht ptthl $3,99 MOTORIZED. c.u.c '•fllO ... _,..,..,... 101--...1..._ .., . ...,.. ...... --.s.1 •. ,, . -- 11 ... -,._. • ••le. f191" N -...... --- SHOP AND SAVE AT ALL KARLS ST01'ES eAll SIORlS OPtN l DAYS A WElk e • • LOS ANGELES CANOGA NEWPORT ORANGE CERRITOS WESTCHESTER . . . ' J.(HINO AIL,H I I' MIRk(T 11\tW '"" t11llfl0 1111 IROA0¥r4 VICliltNattAW SHOH'ING ClNttlll Nl'Al'I MAV CO • • ' Jll•\Y SANlA ... .f'8AR4 ,,,,,, ,,1 855 -- PARK , .... ,., ,Allll'IOOIC IOUAM 1141 fAl.L,llllOOIC 111JI l4I JJ11 - BEACH FAIMION 1$1,ANO ''""' \.OS Cl ""lfOl Clf\ITf JI! Of'.-O~T(llllOAOWA~ MALl. 0, 0"AHGl ltfWllN ilAM 01 Pt STOii.i ANO ORIACHI Ml 'Al"I~ ISLAND 121t N, Ol'IANCI MALI. 1~1 LOI C(fUUTOS .,,,1 .. ta.11 171•1tH·l100 (2111 tM•Ull . • ... •. DAILY PILOT J7 I full length let-out mink coats $811 only at may co. south CHSt ploza two day fur sale Fridoy and Soturdoy only' Come. See o wide end won- derful collection of outstandi ng quolity furs ol ex<:ep· tionol sovings. Choose desig ner inspired styling at low, low prices for two doys only. Timed just right to moke you o fobulo us Sonto ! Seo these and more outstanding fur values: • Glorious nolurol French robb it coots $88, • Buttery-soft sueded dyed Spanish lomb coots $1 ~. •·Boot length nolurol possum pows coots $111 • • luxurious not urol mink wrop around capes $288 . • Double-mink collored nolurol mink sl oles $288. • Coots of noturol mini sides ond leether $288. • Block-dyed broodtoil processed lomb coots 'collored and cuffed with noturol mink $288. • Three q""rler length noturol mink wolk ing coots ~- • Stroller longl h notu rol mini coots $588. • Rogol quolity noturol mink stroller coots $811. • luscious full leng th notural mink ·coots $118. • Full length not urol mini cool s in tizet to queenly $I 2". u1• o"• of our convenient credit or l•yew1y plen•. sorry l'lo mail or phont orden. fur product1 label~ to if.ow covntry of origin. may co. do•1 not cerry fur1 of tndtn9.r1d 1peciea.. ~ MAVCO moy co <outh coo•I pl oio. ••• di196 lroewoy et bri1tol ' ' , I • -• . .. • ------ JI DAILY PILOT Ttlutsday, NOVtmbtf J..~ .. J!!L~. -· 'Judge Cle~rs Doctor DA Asks Manson A~orneys • Ul'S BE FIDllY U you-have new ~ or knOw of an)'Ol'l8 raoflna ' ~ Self Def e1ise Declared in Office Deatli . .,.~--~--' • 'l'o 'Fess U~' and Oear F~r ' " to our •tt•. plcue tell U4 10 tNl V.'I! may ext.eQCI a friendly v.-etcome •nd twlp them to become acquainted J.n ij:Jelr ~ ... aurroundlnp. THOUSAND OAKS (AP) - A pla.sl.ic surgeoo who has re- furbished the faces and busts of.many Hollywood stars shot tn self defense wheo he kilted· hounced Wedne>day by Ven- tura Counly ·Dist. Alty. J . Woodruff Deem, who gave this account of the scutne which left Dr. Robert Alan Ftanklyn . 54, wounded: at the Hidden. Valley ranch LOS ANGELES !AP) -The r hi SL C...,St ui.-~·hen be became angered at orward to aave m (Farr) Superior CG\Jrt J u d g e .,.. ll»Lll Franklyn Saturday ror firing si1 attorneys in the ~all.!On from se rving time on a con-Charles T. Older presided over 4M-057' 4M-ntl the two. case should attend today's tempt order," he said Wednes~ the mu1tlple murder trial ol Halrflar Ylsltar • a 63-year-old man in a flght al the doctor's ranch home, authorities say . day Ma1110n and his loUowers· and He went to a third-floor bed-hearing for newsman Bill Farr · issued a gag onler during the 646-0174 The opinion in the death of Miguel Angel Duque was an- DUQUE, OF San Salvador, wa.s vislttn1rhis son and daugh- ter-in-law who were employed room where he tc)llfronted the CALIFORNIA "to watch a roan go inlo Farr, 37, faces an in--~~~~ln~g·~· ____ _..l~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!!"'!!!!!"'!~~, surgeon and shot him in the custody for !l()mething one or · definite jall term because he Prop. 17 Test Death Penalty Eyed In State Court Case .Instructor Beaten Up 011 CamptlS chest as they argued. The doc-more of them are responsible has refused to name hl.s tor wrestled ror the .22-calibcr £or," says Dist. Atty. Joseph .source for a story in the Los pistol and turned it on his as-1 P. Busch Jr. Ange I es Herald·Eii.amlner was divorced from armer saUant, firing five times and Quiz Kid atld actress Vanessa "If they are men of COD-saying Charles Manson cult striklng the man \vilh four of Brown in 1959. The two had no science, whoever was invoived members planned to kill the shots. children. in it, they should come several Hollywood stars. Franklyn called sheriff's,1-----------------'----------'----'---1 deputies. said he had been shot, then ~rove nea rly a mile to a fire station. Firemen took the wounded man lo a Thou- sand Oaks hospital for emer- genCy treatmi?nt. He "'·as later transferred to Cedars of Le!r anon Hospital, where he \Vas reported to be making a sat· isfactof)'~ recovery. Zww :! u DI: t-Z:> !!! !!! t . "'u,. :i: "' ... u .... .... a: By ALAN YOUNG, c.s. -member Christian Science Boerd of lectureship "CAN YO.U SIMPLY TRUST?'' First Church of Christ, Scientist 635 High Drive Laguna Beach >-<( 0 . "" z . .. o~ ~ :I .,_ 0 •8 " .,_ 0 •. N 0-.. " "' 0 .. w ... u "" 0 3! :I 0 w .. :c '>., u 0 z OAKLAND (AP) -A col· lcge instructor was beaten by "six or seven'' men in front of his students while his at- tackers warded off potential rescuers with pistols, police say. Attorney's Wife 'Sick' Judge Told ~~ c And ofricers arriving at lhe scene said they were ordered off campus ·by college presi· dent Young Park. Fritz Pointer, a b I a c k sociology instruct.or _at North Peralta College here, was released !rom a local hospital after treatment for bruises to . his bead, (ace, midsection, and back in the Wednesday in· cidenl. ( Kill-£ or-pa)' Suspect Held LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tile wife of an Amtrak railroad ex· ecutive here was arrested arter offering an undercover officer $1.500 to kill her hus· band in order to co llect $250,tm in insurance, sheriff's deputies say. CMylon Lee Rosier, 31, of ~farina del Rey was booked into Sybil Brand Institute for investigation or offering mon· ey for the murder d her hus- band. David Rosier, 35, o!fi· cers said \Vednesday. NAPA (AP) --Mie wife of ~ a deputy state attorney gen· .. · era! -charged with burglar-~,·~ ;« ~i~\ ~~~:::!urns .!i: : I.~~~.· very sick woman and T will · make the court aware or that ." says her lawyer. Sevva ~1arie Walker. 35. \\'earing a fashionable double-- breasted "•hite maxi coot and dark glasses. a p p e a r e d \Vednesday before Justice Court Judge Wade N. Shiflett. William H. McPherson. her i attorney, waived arraignment ~ proceedings and a preliminary hearing and Mrs. Walker was bound over for a Napa County Superior Court appearance Nov. 22. "I think Mrs. Walker is 11. very sick woman and t ~'ill make the court aware of that ." McPhefson later told report- ers. Leetham's order conceded there may be different leeal opinions about the seopt of the amendment. 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Maximum. Including tat Get lost! • COSTA MESA Decorative Mirror Scene. 2x3ft.mwol Luxurious Shag Carpet Tile s.lf-1tid112x1 2 in. iiln. A 79c volu•I , I Joe Kenn~dy Plane Found· • GREAT YARDMOtml, and one wing of Kennedy's n1land (AP) -A policeman bomber. • W '-hoblly Is searching for The 2&-yeor-<>ld policeman e-wrecbge-of cras)led -sa.1a-:--''It .... taor'"sirmOHths to orld War n aireraft said he find; using old map referm:es .,_led the remains of the and eyewitness reports. I 6oin11er In which Joaepb Ken-studied all the deWls of Ken- iedY -elder brother ol Pm!-nedy's last Dlght and pieced dent Jolm j· l{ennedy -was them toRelher." kllled. On the day of his death, ollce C.OOStable Stewart Kennedy's mission was to Jl!'lnl of Grea! ~~lb said strike at a rocket Iaunch1ng 'J*lnOaday tlie wreclcage of >ii< lo France used by the J{ti'""!J 's v.s. Air Foree Germans to at tact London.-ator wasi fouod burled 1n ood In Sul!olk, northeast or , a •year-old Air 1 • lieutenant, d~ 'when boml)er blew ~p In air Aug. IMf._...,. ofter he took off att8.ck a Gennan rocket on the French coast. Also was Kennedy's copilot, Bud Wyllie. ANS SAID he and a ·---:01\llorlil War n ane enthusiasts uncovered engine,. paft of the fuselage • IDS LIBERATOR carried a !If.ton bomh load. Kennedy's job was to get the r~ aircraft into the air from a base In Norfolk, bome it Qn the target and then bale out while still over English soil: Be took off with Wyllie knowing that two similar missions in the previous ~ days ended in di sas ter+ possibly because of e fault in remote control gear aboard the Liberators. The plane is thought to have . -• blown up when Kennedy switched over to the automatic pilot which was to guide the bomber-to it.I b:trget. THE WRECKAGE came down· around the SUHolk village of Saxmunclham. . - Evans said: "This is prob- ably the oDe plane that every- one wanted to find. Kennedy's story ls. JMIJ! _one of tfl!l greatest heroes of the war." A U.S. Air Force spokesman in l..mldOn said he bad no knowleage of the find. Mot.el Used As Prison TALLAHASSEE , Fla. (AP) -Florida's prison system is so overcrowded that a Fort Lauderdale motel is being con· verted into a temporary prison facility to help ease the load, Florida Corrections Direetor Louie Wainwright said. Wainwright said the Divison of.Correction! plaMed to lease the Sunway Mot~I for $9,000 for three months while a com· munity corrections center is being built in nearby ·Porn· pa no. He said on1y prisoners not regarded as risks and those who are part of a work·release program would be housed in the motel. Piano Locked VIENNA (AP) -The au- dience was enthusiastic, the musician ready and the lights of "Vienna's J\.1usikverein con- cert hall were dimmed, but the piano was Jocked: Swedish pianist Margot Nystroem kept her composure while the key was located. '" '" 11 Tltllt1day, Novtmbtt l&, 1972 DAILY PILOT 19 • Look ... now cook all three ways I I I SHISH·KEBAB I SPIT RO -STING I BROILING on your wonderful Farberw~re"Open Hearth" BROILER, also avai la ble without Rotis· serie feature. Broiler has big lSx lO~ sur· face and adjusts to two levels. s34'' Broiler /Rotisserie I . It's smokeless, it's spatter-free stainless steel, Farberware "open-hearth" Broiler-Rotisserie. Marvelous new stainless steel broiler-rotisserie with cool zone cooking method which instantly sears juices in and eliminates spattering or smoking. It's completely immersible for washing ease. Adjusts to 14 settings and will roast a 15-lb. turkey. 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It's the g<HVitMveryttilng P1ttern that tends grace to both modern and tradltlonal settings. Uae It for those 1peclal occasions, or make everyday a 1pec111 occulon. And Coming promlaet to replace without charge any place of CG!ltura• Dinnerware If II breaks, chips. cracks, CfllZ8I or Im decoration wears off In 3 VMB of nonnat hooMhofd -· Now Yoll can.have everyday din_,. IS beautiful as dinnerware Yoll've been afraid to uae everyday. • Men. • P'rt. t a.m ... f p.m. Selvr4lrf '•·""' ,. .... 5-Ny .... !llA,. .... \ I • 20 DAIL V PILOT . , . Tribesm(\n . . 1 Forsake ( • • . . ll •• --Il.Umamti-Y--1- WASHINGTON (UPI) The villagers shrieked with delight as they watched lhe chik! crawl toward the fire - and grab a burning coal. When a 12·year-<1ld retardl'd girl tried to share her food 'The lk teaC!hs us that our 111 u C! h .,au•ted h u m • •• "•lues are not f11· herent fn human• fty at all.' with playntates, she was lock· ed in a hut until she died. A village chief, to the joy of the rest of the tribe, sold medi~al supplies Instead of giving them to his ailing wife, who then died. WHERE DID this happen! In the land or Ik, a remote cor- ner or Uga.ida, Africa. . The lk tribesmen were studied by Dr. Colin Turnbull, a British anthropoligist who lived with the tribe for 18 months and concluded that the "lk teach us that our much vaunted human va lues are not inherent in humanity at all, .but are associated with a particular fonn of survival called .society." Turnbull went to Jive with the Ik tribesmen in 1964 wilh the idea that lie would fmd the basic qualities of humanity U& touched b{'wa.y.pollution and overpopulatioll'. But what he actually found was that the Ik tribesmen, due to a series of catastrophes, ac- tually lost what have come to be considered the best of human traits. THE JKS, solated from the rest of civilization by moun- tain ranges, lived in a valley and for centuries led a com- mune-type life with the food provided by hunting , Turnball said in a book titled "Moun- tain People". But the Uganda government decided to tum the valley Into a national park, and forbade the tribe to hunt. Banished to small, barren areas of the park, the tribesmen were told to farm their now overcrowd- ed land. To make sure they com- piled, the government sent police to the valley to enforce the no-hunting edict. Faced with slow starvation and stripped of their habits and traditions, the II<.! began to change, Turnbull said. WHERE ONCE the tribe hunted in groups, now Jone hunters became poachers. But Turnbull said the lone hunter did not provide for his tribe, bot rather ate his catch where he killed it and sold the surplus tO the police. Even wlfi!n the Uganda govemment began to supply the tribe with famine relief, withholding food Crom the en- tire family remained a way of life and was co nsider ed something to brag about. Turnbull said the individual tit! reached the point where they were able to laugh at the sight of old and bl\nd villagers toppling off the edge of a cliff. REFLECTIONS •• Reyn Sheffer r .. In life we ah.Ill find meny men thet •r• ,,.., end IOfM tMt .,. good, but .,....,. few tMt •rt both grNt -and ,. ........ .. Thil noteworthy comment abollt OUT imperfect world was phrased f'vt'n more 11u~ cinctly by basebllll manager, Leo Dumchrr, who sajd, "Nice guys finish lest". It does M.>cm thnt goodness often. 11tanch in the Wl'IY of greet!K'U In thl!M! days when lack of prlncl11lc and ut"tcr ruthh.'lllnell arc lhouitht by many tu be the key• to 11\lt--..... 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I • Whet betfe'r piece to-pick up ideas on decor~ting.Jhe ho!lle then e shopful of furniture end 11cce11orie.s. like M1199i Cobb's. Cheuboerd is 11 table. • .. Workshops Guide Creativity ·: By ALLISON DEERR Of tlle D&ltJ 1"11111 St.ff li.1aggi Cobb is an admitted maverick among interior designers. She's on the side of the d~it-yourselfer, a friend to the young oouple on a tight budget. ' At Maggi Cobb's Workshop-in Cannerr Village, Newpcrt Beach-she shares 20 years of acquired knowledge in interior and exterior decorating. "In this business you have to have cempassion. You have to love people . Being in~rested in people is important. You can't just be in it for the money," she said. . .. Maggi relocated to Newport Beach so that she could "do the whole thing on my own." She wanted to escape the high- pressure atmosphere of the large depart· ment 4tore and. the shopping center. Her workshop offers several options to lhOISe who want decorating advice. Rap sessions are scheduled Crom 10 a.m. to noon Ind 2 to 4 p.m. each Monday and Friday. 1be. sessions are free . Drop-ins share ideas over cups of cof,- fee witli.Jdaggi as· moderator. She plans all·day le!Sions for · Saturdays so husbands, too, can be involved. CLASS SERIES For those who want a more com· prehenslVe look at interior design there is a series of five two-hour per week classes with 8 to 10 students per class. ln both, Maggi begins with the basics. Keys are making an overall plan and working within a budget. One gujde is a piece of advice sbe gain- ed at the University of Washington in her college ·years: "Live w..i s e J y, eamomically, thoughllu!iy, lnltlligenUy and comfortably." Everyone is creative and has ideas about how they want to decorate, she said. All they need is guidance. She ad· vises couples to plan the whOJe house in advance and budget so much each month for decorating, doing one room at a time . With the classes comes her own decorating kit -w}lich i n c 1 u d e a · materials to plan funitUre groupings to match each individual floor plan, because "it's much less expensive to make mistakes on paper." COMMON SENSE Maggi feels her greatest asset is "good., plain hone sense·" v.·hic.h came from ber early l'ears ln Montana. She picked up claeaes m. textiles and related subject! thro!Jgtr home economics at the U of W. l,1 "In those days;'' she saitl, "yoo had to go to New York. Chicago or Uis Angeles to study design. 1 couldn't afford that so Daughter Deni (left) shows off mirrored wall plaque. Below, M119gi talks decorating with women et informal rap session. • I got what I could at the uni versity and v.·cnt to work ." Over the years she has v.·orked Ydth designers, a r c h i t e c t s , landscapers. builders and even served several stints on governor-appointed boards -in furniture , beddin& and cosmetology. :.:._·1 picked up eVerything I've learned by working in the buslneY," she s&ld . DESIGN JOBS She has decorated everything from palatial homes to restaurants. country clubs, offices, hospitals and even boats. She recently completed the Paul Hen· niog home at Toluca Lake which features two wine cellars, one u~tairs and one downStaln. Henning ls producer of the ''Beverly llillbilUes." Her 'Vo'Orksllop concept orfers lessons in basic design as well u her vast library of design books, clip books from an 8.S90l'tment of home and s h e I t e r magaUncs, plus samples of decorating items on the premises. Maggi's pupils take color photos of their efforts and bring them to class for evaluation. r.faterlal samples and the kit are carried from home to clau in in· divldual wicker baskets. She feels that many people fall into the clutches of what she calls '"interior deeecraton" -interior decorators v.·i1h no real background in color. style. architecture or other d i s c i p l 1 n cs 11eccssary for the profession OVERAU, PLAN .. lf yoo make an overall plan for your home,'' she said, "v.•ben you're finished evcrything's coordinated, in good taste and you haven't gOne into debt to do it. • "A beautitul Mme la a happy home. 1 luite houses that I'm afraid l'l move around in. 11ouscs should feel lived In and warm.'' Rule No. I, she said is to !cam to "acquire not accum ulate. Buy thinp that are quality, thal go well. When you take a trip get something you !Ike. All ot us like nostalgia Items, things that re- mind us of places and good times." ..-: Other suggestions for 00..it·yaurwlif decorators include: _..;; -Using one roll of wall paper tn woodtd frames for interest rather than papertnc a whole room. -Using mirrors . -Adding lnlen!st by upholstering the average tract home door. -Adding "homemade" beams to "ogt.. tage cheese" ceiUnp. • " -Trimming plain apartmoit dra~ v.·ilh inexpensive borders. · ·.:: IS.. DECORATING, P•c• a1 ~ :-..• Daily Pilot Photos By Richard Koehler • '" ·~ • • ·~ • • .. • •• •• ... • • • • • • \ ' .. , l l • • f l 1 i ,• !"·. , I , - , • . ' What betfer -pliice to -pick up id••• on decorating tlte home thpn • altopful of furniture • an'd acc"aories like Meggi ~i>-:r·m~_,···-:".,,.· '"": e---. _n.........,'-.-, 7'~-t':T;:-;,...·=:3:.--=-~~obb's. C~·~.s~rll is e table. , / ,,. _, ' -. ·~ ~1 . ' .. .. :f • ( . '' I • -- Workshops ~~ Creativity :~ By AUJSON DEERR ot .. °"" Plllt .... ~{aggi Cobb -is an admitted maverick amoDI interior de!igners. . She's on the side of the do-it·yOU1'5'l!er, a lrienir!o lhe YOllQ( cooole on a tighl "'"'"'"it;~ ·: (', .. , r ,. r.~;. .. UU"6 • • ' ./< • ' .At Mlggi 9'1!1>'s Worbliap in Cannery Viu.:ge, N~ ~ .i.e llbares 2tl years ot acqu.tred, knowledge in interior -aiid ezterior decorating. "In thll buslnea, JOO.. have to baVe cetapassioa., YClll have to love people. Bein& ~ in people ts Important. You can't jl,pt be in it for the money," • aiia .. llagi roloealed to -Newport Bea<I! so that she a>Uld 1"do the whole thing Oll1DY own." SbO. wanted to escape the blgb- ....,..... almooplee of the 1-clepart- menl llore and the pboppiftg center. a series of five two-hour per week cl3SSe3 I got what I could at the university and with 8 to 10 students per class. went to woi'k." In ·both, Maggi begins witb the basics. Over the. years she has worked with Keys are making an overall plan and designers, a r c h i t e c t s , landscapers, working within.a l>udgeL builders and even, served several stints 9De ~de ~,a piece of advice she gain-. on_, governor-appointed boards -in «!Jlt.lhe Uft1-ily <>i Washingtcn in lier • lurl!lture, beddinc and cosmetology. college yeaa: "Live "wise 1 y, ..!'I picked up everything I've learned by ~call.Y, thoogh~,. littelligenUy ~ in the busin,.._" Ille said, , and comfortably." "-- Everyone U creative -aDd bli j(Jeal D~IGN J~BS , about how they want to decorate. she She has decorated everything from IB.ld. All they need is· guidance\ She ~ palatial hoqies to restaurants, country vises couples to ~plan the whole .house in clubs, offices, hospitals and even boats. -advance and ~get 90 miich each month She recenUy completed the Paul Hen- for decorating, ·doing one toom at a time. Ding hoine at Toluca Lake which features With the cluees comes her own two wine cellan, one upstairs-and one decorp.ting kit. -w)lich In c·t.u de• 'doWnstain. Heiining Is producer of the ma~ to. plan !unliture groupings to' "Beverly Hillbillies." maicb ead! individual floor plan, because •4jt1f. mucti· las expensive to make Her v..-orkshop concept offers lessons in mistakel oo')aper." basic design as. well u her vast Ubrary • of d<sign books, clip books !rom an Ill;',~ offers -1 options to thooe Jrilo want decorating advice. Rap sessi:D are scheduled mm 10 a.m. to DOM ~ Z to t P.JI!. each!_ M~ ~d-~01'<J SfNl!E Fridaf .. Tbe aessloos are ""· u.... 1-•-ber ....:.•-l l · assortment of home and. s h e I t e r magazines, plus samples of decorating items on the premises. Drop-ins share ldeu over'CuPI of cof-·· "·~~ ~ &-"'";"" . asse ts fie.'tritli Maggi. as ·niOderatOr~ She plan! t.®lain ~ ~ which came ~11-day_c· ,""'5ion• · fo~ ·:Silunlays so '''. pJclrOd ~..:u!~:.;la~~ hus~too, can .~''!'90!...t,~ subjeelS lllrouch -home eConomics al the CLASS SERIES. u of w. -" 1, •• Maggi's P\lpils take color photos o! "their efforts end bring them to class for evaluation. Material samples and the kit are carried from home to class in in· divldual witker baskets. no real background Jn color, styt' architecture or other d is c i p Ii n t'i necessary for the prO!ession. • OVERALL PLAN "lf you make an overall plan for your home," abe said, "when yoo're finisbea everything'a coordinated, in good last~ and you haven't gOne into debt to do tt.=: "A beautl!ul home Is a happy home.:I hate houses that I'm afraid to move around in. Houses should r~ lived in and warm." Rule No. I, she said Js to 1eai-a to "acquire not accumulate. Buy thine1 that are quality, that go well. When you take a trip get something you like. All el llS like nostalgia Items, tbinp tlllt ~ mind us of places and good times." '!ft! Other suggestions for do-it~ deeoraton include: ~: -Using one roll o! wallpaper in woocliji frames for interest rather than paperilii a whole room. · ;;: U . . r -smg-IIUITOrs. ;; • . -Adding interesl by uphoisterin& J!il average tract home door. ~;! -Adding "homemade" beams to ";,,/, tage cheese" ceilings. ::: -Trimming plam epartmeril c!rafe! J• For those who want a more com· ptebenSfV't10ok at interior design! there Is "In ~s/' ~sbe said, "you had to go to.New Y!>l'k, Chicago' or Los Angeles to study des!~ I Coul!ln~ afford that so She feels that maw people fall into the clutcbel · of what she calls "inferior deeeicraton" -interior decorators with with inexpensive borden. · -~~ .... (See DECORATING, Pap II) ~ ~ ' • I -~......:_-'-. _:, I '•• .----' . -. . . , .... Daughter Deni (left) shows off mirrored well plaque. Below, Mag\)i •talks .decorating ..lith women at informal ra,p session. r --- • ~~----- '. Daily Pilot Photos By Richard Koehler ~, • ~ •• ·~· ... ,.., • • .. • '· .. '• .. • • • • Your Horoscope Tomorrow Pisces: Protect. Va I ua bles FRIDA NOVEMBER 17 By SYDNEY OMARR your favor. Refuse lo be Dec. SI): You ...id be rod· for you In 19'13, witb May 11> dismayed by apparent op. p1eo1 of. wlndfalJ. pub 11 c dlcated as 111 oujalaDdipi poslllon. Be dlplomalle. You respaoda lo ~ •ti.rt.ca. month. You draw lo you ~:ch~,·~~· Psaooal mqneliam "'""· ":-: t .:.-.::~; figure in prominent roles. Maintain balance. Meana don't ~r-. Jow, .-srOrleY'OiM!T'• , SMART SllOPPOS YT EAiLY - And Think 4 • be utravagant In apendiq or t1c101t1tt, "S.Utt 1-1111tt fat M-. ~ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You clajp]I. CMcer and~ ~ ~111~S.:.,.,IM.J.50ltr~ WDJQIPP Pt.Al& ·Arie! ls nlost apt to accept facts aS tbey t!xist. These natives may not be pleased with what they see and discov~ but t)let adjust, at least for the time being. Aries eventually takes action to change what is undesirable, but this is done-ln~a praelk:al, realistic manner. Aries talks money with Taurus, revlews career goals with Capricorn, plans menus wltb Cancer, haa romance with Leo, attemptl to discern mysler)' of Pisces and could marry 'Libra. Some famous persoos born under Aries Include Debbie Reynolds, Marlon Brando and Termessee Williams. learn and teaCh. One who penOns ere in ~ture. ..IU)'r, .. :nc. G!'.nd Ctnlral SI• NIWPOITll INN floft. Ntw Vert. N.V. 10017. 1 M l ................ IMd; played role In your past mates · CAPRlcORN (Dee. !Win •--· reappearance. Piseel could be • -. J:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In ~lclure. Avoid wishful ~~ ""b,': m::i: nr: thlnkin2. Check S 0 U..LC e -"·8iCUcal---COUl'le wtlile-b - maleri8J. Read, write and em-~ 11 free and Ke Is bark on long-range project. to reconcile dlffere:.. it: i nta's Coming to Town ~ .. . ' .• ta Claus lvill bring his workshop to the Golden W est College Community • ter Saturday, Nov. 18, with the help of Las BHzas de! Mar Auxiliary ot ·· dren's Home Society. The 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. boutique will 'Include gill " s, holiday decorations, herbs, plan ls and baked goods. Making an early se- "' ion is Debbie Denithorne. ARIES (March 2l·April 19): Forces are scattered. ~ portunlty does not lie In any one direction. Be.willing to use alternatives. Cycle la high bul con!ualoo ~t in · various directlons. Answer ~from u..ne xp~cted source. TAURUS (ARriJ 20-May 20): Labyrinth of claims, asser- tions dominate. E'Xerctse powen o/. dlacrlmlnltlon. Take nothing for granted. Tboroug)I approach is necel8ll'Y. What appears a minor detail , could assume Important proportions. GEMINI (May Zl.June 20): Change, travel, variety are featured, Virgo plays key role. You mab discoveries ifl.. volving opposite sex. Friends lend lo disagree. Don1 argue al social affair. s.a-ie Is trying lo bail you. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Tests, challenges work out in VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 21): ajJon lbe pettr. Y• mo'" Nolblng OCCUl'8 hallw'f. Emo-tonrd l(Oll by bOfnc I ~· tiom are lnlenlle._People take -· You wlll ooaijn&;id. you aerioosly. Older Individual AQUAIUUll J b e 1 lo w s meaningful com· ( m. -· pllment -and respoaalblllty. ll): Steer c:JMr. If tnlllc You earn more but hours l'IP'ft. jlml, erowdl.· Give YOUl9lf r • tlme with younelf. Lla1m lo bably will he toos«. what you ha'8 ·to II)'. G,i UBRA (Sept. 1.1-0cl. 22): logetber -yoanell. Qeate Lie low. Finlsb rather than 'order out . Of weJter ol. cc. begin project. Gel lay of land. (uslqa. Special call, IJlelllt!e Size up one who makes pro-is on aaenda. mises. Mate, partner 11 apt lo PlBCD (Feb It-March 20). confide problem. Don't cast · , · firsi stooe. Be recepl)ve lo Guard · Tl)uableo, Pr• te c t suggestions. -...i,·-~-DOll.ll lo~ ~. and to CIUIO IOU. SCORPIO (Oct, %$-Nov. 21): Prevent tbla by beina realilllc, You may not be able lo ex· eaped1Uy In flnuclll llfaln. aclly Identify Whal' you need. Allllyle propolllloal. Doo'l However,. cycle Indicates a stve -hi•1 fO< nothing. discarding .of tbe old and a II' ·TODAY 'll you R new beglnain~. This will take confidence. S1iow tbal you do BIR'nlllAY you can strike 1 have c:ourage ol convictions. bard bargain. No one pulls Then you gel hacking -OW!r ~ eyes, bol you . Clll dn • IOOd job of. loollng SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-younelf. Life will be bappl<r '· on s Sick Note Ill Received To avoid disappoln~nt. prospecuve brides are reminded to e their weddin~ stories with black and w 1te _glossy P.hoto- graphs lo the DAILY P OT ' Womens De-. · partment one week before the wedding. '*:By ERMA BOJ'tfBECK ere's .nolhing thai makes '1 • like a kid looking "Cross out stomach cramps," ·he ordered. "Tell ~ I was too sick to watch 'I'V." He looked over my shoulder. "Whal doea lH·A·R-R·H·E-A mean?" "It means you sit by the door again," I said, licking the envelope. Plcturea received alter !hat Ume wt1I not be used, , m his cereal and saying illy, "I gotta have a note g I was sick or my r won't let me bac k into ,.J suppose.it has to be writ· : on paper," I said, slum- ~ miserably over t h e AT WIT 'S END seareb we fmally found a stub in the lint trap of the dryer. "Dear Mrs. Weems, Brucie had the urgencies and. . . " ·"What does ur ge ncies mean?" ComPoOlng tbe note took 25 minutes, which was 8 minutes · "Slomach cramps." longer tban tbe signing ol tbe FOr engagement announcements tt 1.!I Imperative that the &1ory, also accompanied by a black and wll\te glossy pict\!re, be sub- mitted sii weeks or more before the wedding dale. If deadline is not met, only a story will be used. gna. e one you wrote on wax ~ she coukln't read. l:}ut if ·can't find paper, I could "You sure are whipped up about this note," I sighed. "You don't understand,'' he said. "ll we don't have one we don't go back to school." "Don't tell ber tbal. The Im Declaration of Independence. I time you wrote tbal she put wouldn't bring it up only me next to the door and didn't yesterday I was'clean.ing out a take her eyes off me all day jacket pocket and there wu long." · · ' the note: dhread, unnecessary To help flU requtrementl on both wed· din~ and engagement atones; form& are available In all of the DAILY PILOT oftlcea, Furtbet que#ioils will be an1we!'11d by Women'• Section staff members at M2-tn(. home. foc another day," aid. I started to Write. "Is your teacher a Miss, a Ms. or a Mrs.?" "It was yolrr imagination, "'I and dated Sept. 29. atd. "Do you need a note or , not?" tore a piece of wallpaper e wall and said, "Get me ncil." "I don't know," he pon- derecl. "She owns her own car and carries her own books." "I told you I can't go· to • school without it." 1 pencil took a bit of g. After a 1$-minule "Dear Ms. Weems," I wrote. "Okay then, get me the die-. tlonary and turn to the Ds." itee Spiced '• "On the other hand, she stayed up to watch the Miss America pageant." Pant Legs YORK (UPI) -The litUe gingerbread man one of the earUest uSed on Christmas . At. firlt, Gennan and bakers gave them to as a holiday treat. "Dear Miss Weems," I wrote. "It doesn't matter." he shrugged. "When she has her OOby we'll have a new teach- er." straight-legged pants are taking tbe lead In school fashions. liz.ing what attractive ments they would make, ers soon baked quantities e enough to decorate en- , Cbmtmas trees. "Dear Mrs. Weems," I wrote. "Please excuse Brucie from school yesterday. When he awoke ln the morning he complained of stomach cramps and ... " On the jeans front, the cuf. fed version is making fashion waveis. 'Ibe tumed-u.p cuff usually shows plaid lining, so you can roll up ,the cuffs more than once. Just below-knee seems to be best roll-up height. ' 'AVE ·FROM 20% TO 30% REG. PRICE WHEN NEW ON FLOOR MODELS AND DEMONSTRATORS ALSO GREATSAVIHGS OFFORK*AL PRICES ON DISCONTlNUED SEWING MACHINES AND CABINETS lO!ICltlllW mMIT .INllOl!IMIJ SINGER MAKES A WIDE RANGE OF SEWING MACHINU FOR llVIRY l!W!NQ NEED IN EV~RY PRICE RANGE. Deluxe !ouc~ A Sow• machines loaded with exclusive Singer features. Beautifully designed, moderately priced .atvl!n• sewing machines. EconomlCally priced Fath!on Mate•~aewlng machines for.beginners and occasional 1ewer1. All these 1ewing machines are now available at a fraction of their regutar prices. · Floor samples, demonsi ralors, discontinued sewing m1chlnn and cabinets. Limited quant1Ua1. Not all mechlnea at 111 storea. .From 20 ~. lo 30 % off 9rigin1/ Prices on Vacuum Cleenen -"Uk.-new" dtmonatt1tor1 ~fllacontlnutd models. ' ' A 1m1U depo1lt Wlll hold any machine untll Cl'lr1atmea. Slnglf' s.Mng c.nters hlV. 1 Crtdlt Plln to flt yOur budget and, If you wlah, monthly payments can be deferred untll Fabnwy, 111!. Singer h111 llbe~I ttad~n po1fcy. We will 1ppty.,, 111oW1nca on your uMd sewing mtc:hlne toward any MWlna n'11Chln1y.Wbuy11 Singer. I Sft!QgR .na-partielpatl"9 appnmM •dffl'!ll'lfol THE 11H0(111 COMPANY. ' • -. • FASHION · ' . • I I FABRIC CL CE --r - MORE DESIGN FOR' FSS DOU.AAS ALL FNT•QUAUTY'FABllCS i KNIT -I NOVELTY WOVEN POWTER KNm Acryllc Doublo K11it1.1 PolYMtllr Doubl• Knitl, f11hio11 's'ff•• 111d Pti11h. I 00 'I. Poly11t1t, I 00 'Yo Acrylic., VALUES TO $4.99/yd. s211 I yd. ACRYLIC SINGLE KNITS 1000/o ORLON ACRYLIC 60'' Wid1. M•chin1 W11h1bl1/dry1bl1. A" 1ttr.,ctiv1 9ro11p of Acryllc .111911 knitl in 1m11! foul1rd1, c1lico '"d coJ11ver11tioJ111I ptlJlll'" .... $J,"/Jd. LEATHER LOOK PRINTS 100 '!. Cofto11 -44 /45" Wid e. M1chi11e W11heble, .. ·,NOW '24~ NOW $ " .. • ·P, ASSORTED SINGLE KNm ' ~ ., 77 ,f•"Y prinh IJ11d p•ttern1. 65 % Poly11fer 11Mf 15% Cotto111 MMe 100 '!. Acrylic I JP, 1Jlld 100 '!. Poly•1fer. Mechino w11h. 60" W ide. .... 12.ft/.,.. " . conoN CRIPI NIN1S JOO'!. Cotto" -44/45" Wide. M1chifle W11hebl1. 14eol for llrMM1, 'ldt 1kirts eftd homo d1coreti11!. .... $Lnjy4. ' UMNANTS HOM OU• U.UU.• MINION LM 33·1 /3 to 50% off and ••re COSTA NllA -r'l1tol nd Sunflower South C..1l llt.u "40·Z6ll ,( • 1 • COSTA MllA 2300 Harbor 11.d. • Harlfor c..t., Kl ••I IH MEN'S CLOGS. ·OUR OWN SWEDISH $18.00 ' A YDT WIDI llLICTION Of CLoM; POI WOMIN, MIN• CHU.HIN PIOM St.ti IN MANY COLO~ l 1n11s. · ffARVl!ST !A\mll~-. SCAHOINAYIAH IWORTS ONLY-;; 149 during thla llmltld Ulllfl aa/e em oooidni'-·uP ID 71')( !or inOet fOoda. llOee a ham '" 25 mkt., bacon 4 min., hamburger 1· mtn. No hot kitchen. No poll to ocr\lb. No more ._ oven! ................ o,,;.. to .,.. oven big tftOUll'I for l•lly .iu tMttl. V.rulll• pot'\sblllty. Cook:t on a Ult, coun'9r top-or bullMn with ...... buUMn.....,.. m A LIVI DEMONSTUTION l:>y Amin•'• Home Economi•t HIDAY aod SATURDAY Nov. 17 ind 18 from I I 1.m. • 5 p.m. •I our COST k MESA •nd EL TORO STORES . ....... ·-·-·- HU~TON llACH·l'OUNTAIN YAWY II r1C1Mstt & ......, '(-.t .. L9llry MM'bt) Dolly 1M: '"-1M ~ •U·IUI • • ' -• . -• --~ \ . Dispel · Myt~s o.f Aging·:. • .. J~ • Stu~ies .. • ~-.w.IllON nmr:Ra ~hr-~ .• 6r • - - -He cited .....arch. In the s....,;,. .... -Georl• lleld that bas debunked llllllY Beniord-<Slllw how he liked .mytbo _lllout ,cbe lllnl Jl!OO" belq Ill. Shaw ...-eel, eai. "When I ' lhlnt of t h e For enmple,.wllen the ...,. att8.,.at1ve, pr<tty well." .cepl of cooununltiea desJined -'Ibis a.)l<l,~d.o_teyu_Dr. !or lienlor citilena evolved a James A. Peterson's few year1-q:o,-the uperls humqroos ·lntroductlon to . !be predic\ed It -1d be a ·co~ ~aeriolls toPIC of aalng af a oual !allure, that the aged meelh!g o( the TrojAn Gulld of would ·be uobappy Ood move 9ttgLCounfr· .-_ out. --------'-~ ~ Dr. Petenion, Director ol Tbi!aperti ,..,.,...,..,.,,., -'"i''·· I.-Senleel, \ISO Genii>-. "Alt« e1ab1 yun Cl( lllldy I Jology Center, dilcuaaed the found oot tliai In ouch llouslng work of the center, research areu -and lrlller courts and and iftparatlons !or the later lo'! 1-boualng u well - years, · friendships cloubledi partlclpe- t1Whether we like It or not,•t.. tion in organb:atiods doubled, . lie said, "All of us.age a year oporta Del pme 11ctlvltlel '-everY year. There are now 21 dOubled, t e I e;' 11 lo n ~ • million Americans over 65 and sumption wtot down and up uow · JO ywa. ago they morole shot up. ,. were put on a abeU ... There . WERE HAPPY RISEARCHIR Dr. Pet.non . . He uld tbet l8llilJ1l' 11 . UolortuoatelY, be said, this wort o~ -retJrJnc 'al a, ix-n1 In ooly U peromil ol 11 the time -the chlldn!n doubllnc inoome, -ldnc, ID the aged and In --u leaH luDe llld the wile ii houn a week or just hall the the '....U ol brllln -... ~fir •i::!r, to fill year. • -blrdened art.-iel or the void. Her , loelng L1!1SUJU! -· his hair and pining a paunch, This would mean more About memory, he lioerted II evaluatilll his ca....,. llOd lelJUre ilme he said, but that ....umes the aged do wondel'lllc why he didn't meet lelaur< need' oot be equated lorflll-Da111111-or-date1,-lxit all the ~ ha had at-age.20,--'"wlth lllay. There woold alao be lllere a1ao mtcbt be a and ma,ii!le he'• having a bout tiioe' lor UllhaUc purauill, {or ~.....,. for It. with Jmpoleace. lllucly, and !or more and ''!•..W.-0 ii meuored by TbeJ need -other moal, deeper homao relalionoblpa. __,., .. ~~~~ J<~ he lllld, and thll is the time But extending Ule, wtiicll bep ocqulrlns ~, .... -they sliiiulcrtiO'~ .... -.. -... lllbinl til we die." .._ again. j'But1 from all reports that trill tv.en effect time in BP••RCB it's 11nylblilg but aliOneymoon. lllolf•JGii ·and ·411s, a1ao ~ 00.. bulc tllidl 0 1 That's wby·the divorce rate is mont·questlonl;---~ an belng done to climbing .. ~out o1 100 Paider the queatlon, be adapt itmla of everyday Ule -""' wllh·thelr . pooed, llf11ie n!iDwllo ii m !or the ....... For eumple, ll1lllTiages after 15 or 20 yeon 'old ·wbo ·must -...., ywa." between \living a few nxn what ii the best C<!llloar !or a 8-ardl Into agUig .. may years alll!,.~ to allow his chair! "°" high should 11 oink have Diacle the future dlllerent greot1Jl'lllidchlldn to · have be! Sb o u Id we elhn-!or us, .fete...O. uld .. "-c:hlJdren • of _111e1r .,,. Jn a stepal . . . . his visions !or the future are crowded -Id! . ~ere studlea on chll~ mar-u'J'hose who did move out riages,. the alcobollc, but the did 50 . beclluae ol a death, aged were necJected. I ll ·'tua~-- A problem. when dealilll •• ' w I t h our aging parents, be Wetihl and blood preaaure said, ii when we begin to be :;;;;;~~~~;;;;~~~~ii!::siii::i~~:iji uTbe reuon ls that most finances or a am y iw .....,.1, Americ;ans don't dea1 very ~:S.t=~ they w e r. e went down and Yitai Cjlpacity parenil to oor parents. 1: went up. Spiriil Improved and He cited the inllance ol his the men, Petenon • a i d , own rathei-alter his mother'• ~ more Yirlle. death. Alter he told his lather wellwlthagtngorthe~ght To the Idea that ol their own mortality. grandponols w11nted to see EXPl!lllENCE their gnndchlldn!o on a con- Petenon drew from bis ex· stant ~ they aurprisiogly perlences at the Ross-O>rtese aoswerod "no." 1'hFt ii nevtr an age when all or the arrangemenil be had a perlCXI c&ll, have a '°"'!: mode, bis lalber mswered warm, rewarding aemal life, with 1 definite "no." Institute !or the _Study ol To the stereotype o1 age lletiremert and Aging and as bringing . on stooped pooture, presiden.t ol the American boredom and Im mo b 11 i t.y Association of M a r r i a g e another researcher found that Counselors, National Retired an exercise program involving Teachen Aasociatioo .a n d only thr!e boon a week work· be added. . . . . He added, "Son, I'm pleued AbOut ~y, Dr. Peterson that you're thinking about me, .. !d 1hat there ii no such but l'm old eriQugh -to thing as mental age. People ta"ke care of myself." American Association of ed phenomenally. should . be .as bright, alert, Dr. Peterson also discussed sharp m their 80s aa their 20s. preparing for the second hall Aging should not be a gr.adu~\ of oor llves uaerlh!g that the mental decline into senility. middle-age years are when ----"~as tic . . . Decorating, _ · Preps .._,......;, by _ _,'?.':_ r·r;._ ivMmNGTON (UPI> '"' A · -Use area rugs to disguise ~._.... 11mUJer · 1iu •..l.. N worn or iJ>t?pensive carpeting, pet ideas. She ,bu been known tip uvm Q>nsumer ews because they can always be to tell a fJl/Pll that she N<llelJool:, Ollke·:ol c.psum<r • • uaed. elsewhere. ahouldo't ooy a cer ,ao-Affairs, Waabingtoo, D.C. · -Add wall loler<ll with es <r ~,.,,. _.,.. "Mrs: Charles A. Grel!lle of boobhel'J!'t! lhllt Clllf beJN!Clt· Ule il'a be1l>iil '• r• Keene,• N.H., wrllea: "If one ed up lllil taki!n alon& wheof d. ' · · • '. -' I ad · )'OU· move. -~-7 "rreei-l!Ul1' tho : -1s must buy -... ~ !,.. "Alliloll everyotie is ,a col-mmnc too fa1. agalnat it -~o-wrapped IOctar," ll!le ~d. ''.!"' provide lhauld ~ aad ~' , 11 ~ al leUI repiove the a p~ce to dilplay yoor prlud little:-It glvea you . great wrappi.P from. it 00 arrival Hema. !'Ve louod llllllY In-satlslactioo to ~ bom•r " -tereotkti tblnp hidden away aometbing eveeyday," -. e ,,.; ~ lasil , looger Iii peop,IO'•a ciosell and cup-aid.. wJthout.._lhll wra'""••• tllao boarU:" Maggi bQpll to aet opoclil ~ 11'ey io suc:cesa In "'••"''• ~ 'litlrted for .-. withJ!tl ·As to why I advlae . -~Pl is ~--.;t. ·and -In u:. ~ agallilf buYliig It plutlo-wrop- tenflon. Area, to meoit , the uolqui, ped, the ·sbo!>per cannot see 'All the girls woo come to -deiiin-noei:ls'ol lpall.--~ wlµlt'llle's·gettlng with the - da,11 blve become good Anothet ·project ·11 a~ wrapP!jlP. hi the way. · t\.iendl.' It's a nice reJa.. aad ..U lo< bS .dalMi Dl!>e--.,Bid·.;.....;_ is someUmes ~ We all share oor OX" 1uUy1 -wltll ~tllot.no '"""""°' . ' ~ and ideas."· . loac~.Jalo II ~·emi trlde . WOrkecl· off (IOld) by this ~ Maui may brilll !'1or·i-~do 'wllll-means I .speak +oiF,tm .. wntb ~-of o t be r ~1 membe"-,. , ; perience." people 1bould be looking iliead. ., ' AIR STEP -118lUOO -MR. KIMEL SCHOLL SANDAU -PASSPORTS MA&DESIAf"I -ti1ss AMERICA VINER CUUALS -LIA Edwtrd1 -'"-,.;ridi -RMl.R Hood PF Flyer• -U.S: Leh -Su-•r•th• CtPe:sl• 0111ee Shoe• D•11ce W'edby Dt11.th1 sms 36 TO 46 J.ono.on good-loolta and .. camfort,_Shorf . on up~eep. That'• th• ,"twcf on th ... ' e1ter pant·top• from Half..Stu Shop. look pretty, pltGM, _In poly. from $17.00 Suoclay Shopper? ihl..,._ I ............ hoch .,...,, 12 t9 5 COSTA MESA lltl NIWPOIT ILVD. 1111 I t 1111111 ' • • -SP!E:IAL SALE SAVE! -- Frigidaire Flqwing Heat Bas Drfer - BIG ·11-LB. CAPACITY 0 Does a large load of klng'\!ifze aheets, yet it's ontyi27• wide. Easy to load and unroad through hugo door open~ . . Provldeelhorouah,Qentle ·~ air" d()'lng. Cool'dOWn period an~ Cyci..nd Slgnal help koop laundrywrlnklea firom aettlng. Air bedding, fluff pll!Ows on No t*l~Nopilollnllght; automotlc •-Ignition. Frftldalre Matclil11t WaUer ~99'5 FtMtty ''" t,,t, ".U• 16 l~. loMI. / Jet t'ctiofl, ,......,..;c Milr: cycle. ,,.,., .... .., tM..,'• ....... u' h11tn1ct4M ....,. .,.. ...... ..... hflljMf•tW'e ........... ~. II '1:.J' DAVIS • BROWN r-~ ., ~ . Tf,t'.''c,1:._JN ,',PPl 1 /\r-.Jr~<., .._ ......... ·' 2$ l'nra ef 1...,..U. .. De~tl••~H!f ~-,cos1~-·-n. TOIO HUllTINeTOll llACH _,AlltYAW't HAllOI AIM 11--f .. M. • ,......., •r ., 11 • ....... • ,, .. .......... ... ,... .. ....... ·-.. Llllb ...... . -1 t.t, s.. N _. IM1 S.. IM -..1M1 M. IM 646-1614 137-3130 . 962-5528 ·. Prepare for the holidays with our SPIRITS . '1'0QC YOUl!f BAR NOW FOR THE SEASON'S PDTIVITIES AHO SAVE OH ROBINSOH's OWN PltlVA'l'E LABEL LIQUORS• AU.. F'IP'THS. JWR !JIX-VEAR OLD 80URBON. REG. $ S.49 • NOW $4,94. JWR EXTRA LIGHT SCOTCH. REG. $ ~.13; NoW $5.52, JWft VDl>KA. REG. $4,45, NOW '$4.00, JWR ~IH. REG. $4,69. NOW $4.2~. JWlt .. RDICH BRANDY. REG. $5.59. . NOW $5.03, MOT SHOWN: JWR GOLD iJ.8EL SCOTCH• REG. $6.19. NOW $5.57. \ JWR CAHDADIAH. lllEGe $6 • .CS. NOW $5.80. . JWR RUM, REG, $4~79, NOW $4.31, SALE PRICES AUq OH QUARTS AND HAI.JI' GAL.LONS. IP&ClAL PRICES.Off.' WINES AND CHAMPAGNES. PtNE WINES AHD SPIRITS. I • " • • A!LY PILOT --. Part of )o.b ~ Fring ·e • By JO OLOON needed to rill recreatloo.-- Ot &• o.ur '"'' '''" oriented jobs, 11 she explained. Being a school b o a r d COUNSELORS member has brought a 1r stu dent s aren't fu.. nuntber of surprises to Bever-terested in the academic I}' LarJ::slon. world. Mrs. Langston would Some11re good and sonle are like to see them be able to · bad4 but the pleasant eX-,,.,·ork in park, recreation or f . h ·•·-crunp Joi!<, . . . -1 periences ar ootwe1g u1t: "When · y'ou.'r~ 3S or ~1 1ffie bad. ' doctor says 'get act.iye.' Jf 1---<m. of the most mempr,iible kids get started at sporta, they 1--ii~ent-term wa.s_a_ will carry-=~· ~·,,,',-' -:;-..,.-,-.., graduation exercise a.t Costa Beverly also feels that too • M H'"" School --~-she much emp!lasis is placed on ' e$8. "ft'' Wnt:ll: "the • , tea U and tnll presented diplomas to all ~t all ;:~' J!wd enjpy three members of the Girl athletics for the challenge and Scout troop she led several enjoyment it gives them. years .. ago. And she thinks parents ~ less p I e a s a ~ t ex-should watch their children ~r1ences include bavmg the perform jn athletic events. telephone ring at odd hours "Kids need to know you care" with . calls which should ha~c she emphaslzed: •· been directed to school prin-cipals or other school ad· The tanned brunette has ministrators, she noted. found lh.e school. board more. The: eoSta Mesa resident, a challengmg t?,an 1t appears on vetElln volunteer w 0 r k er , t~ surface. You almost !eel couitjl extensive youth work hke you could spe~ ,,eight as -'i..liflcation for her job. h~rs a day at the Job1 she !r:_ said. NO !IElQ'I..NGS "I've tried to visit all the One of' her f a v o r i t e schools, and there's a tremen- volunteer stints has been the dous amount of reading. You Parent Corps at Costa Mesa go to conventions, attend J1igh School. "You work as workshops aOO try to go to needed and there are no special events." meetings," she explained. GOOD MEMORY She also is vice president of was a furrier, her grandfather the Cost.n Mesa llig.'l School. Because of her architectural a tailor and ber mother and Booster Club ·anct supports all drafUng experience, she has a aquatics events, watching her good memory for 9Chool son Alan at swim meets or layouts, which is useful-when bu.$iness trips with her bus- .bend, Bill, in their twin-engine Jl!ane· • water polo games. additions or modifications for t---lrrnmlity;-Beverly-Ungstoo Jania are being ~. is a booster of all athletic pnr When asked which ol the grandmother b o th eeam- strcsses, an d she ls fol· Jo·.ving the pattern by mak· ing all her own c;lothes and an her-daugbt.<-l\alhy's So until next April when her tenn expires, she will fit these activiUes into her schedule of re!>l'l'!<Dtlng the school board at breakfasts and luncheon!!, attending study seaions and meetings, r ea d l n g her voluminous mail and visiting district schools. MEXICAN MOTIF ' . gra.q at school and has district's programs are most definite opinions abobt' the outstanding, she re PI i es, necessity of in v o Iv in g "~very program !"e have· is everyone in athletics and being presented at its best. We tailoring new career programs proba~ly have one of il;le ~t to reereation leadership. • educational systems gomg. Her "saleable skill" concept In her few spar~ mome.nts She gives them an artistic touch too, such as the long, sleeveless muslin dress which she embroidered with a bright Mexican moti£ or her own design. And then the "$64,000. qu es- tion" will be asked: will she run again? would give high sch o o I ~rs. ~gstOn enJ?YS .paint· students a career option if mg .. 8:""1~· _embro idering or they do not wish to go to CQ\· partlc1patmg in sports. le .. ""''As more and more peo--Needlework is important. she pie work toward a four-day explabled, · because it is a work week, more people are family tradition. Her uncle Pa rt or her time \\•ill be spent through the next few wee ks preparing for Cathy's Children's Home Society debut in December, and ehe flhds she is maltlng more and more Beverly La ngston doesn't know the answer to that one herself. and will be glad to find out what 100 answer is. II St\AGS ~i Dl.Jl'ONT 501 ' Ht,t,p•S SOLIDS TWEEQS ANTRON .•NYLON ill COMMERCIAL i'tl NYLON lOOQ's ' OF YARDS .. ·· TO . CHOOSE FROM , Every Style & Color • . 'ft Aways , 'Available e Name Brands It will be one of her toughest decisions, she admits. ; ALL of THIS , AT ONE ·LOW PRICE Completely Installed VALUES TO ' $10.95 Bring in your room -mea1urement1. •SHAGS • KODEL Hl-LO'S • POLYESTER e PLUSH SHAGS e TONE-ON-TONE • SCULPTURES e .TRI-COLOR SHAGS ' N,AME • BRANDS IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION ' Every ·Roll -: No Pressure or "Come-Ons' ~: \and 091ars STORE HOURS: Terms Avqllable bl • ...... , ... We4. IS.. t4 T1llln. I M. t•t ..... ~ .... Bank Financinq C~!~~ c~~s~~~~~~E , I . ~ -• Sporh ire lmporti nt to Btverly Uftl'lon ind her 'child,..,, Cathy and Alan. .. ' •• ' ' I I ' I See by Today's Want Ads e OCEANFRONT Spot for , rent; It's a 1 Br, furnished apartment. Possible yeaf.. Jy. e AN OLDY BUT GOODY: '58 Chevy station ~'. On sale by the original and Jst owner. e ROOMY: RENTAL: kit· chen privileges for the one who rents thli room 1n Costa Mesa. INSIDE1 WHITE FRONT STORES . ·YOU'LL FIND A. BEAUTIFUL ·ART DE;T.-••• ·LOC:ATED IN .. RESIDENTIAL INTERIORS· :4· SPEC ieUrAR ~art kAND .; . . SAU NOW IN 'ACTION AT PRICES YOP. ~AN'1'-"~10RD TO MISS! ' , ~ · .. · '' DECOllPAGE -:-::-"i'~~ ::,,~~ .. 1~!1 ~~ ' a~c ·~~· sories for the begi• or pro &, ~ 1 • J atbigsivings.' ,. '' r . r · 1 ~· , . ~ , ... • -:-~ r . GLASS STAINING , ' ' . 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San Dleto Pr..wty :it lrl1tol ) ' ' • • • , .. , Betrothal Announced The engagement of Jantt Lynne Hester to Thomas Holmes Wells has been-an- nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hester of Corona del Mar. The bridegroom-to-be .. the son of Mrs. Edwin Dray of • Newport Beach and Thomas Wells of La Canada. An Airil ceremony iJI plan- ned in St • .kndrew"1 Presbyterian 0111reh, Newport Beach. Boih are graduates · of Corona de! Mar High and will graduate from the University of SoUtbem California in Jtlne. She is affiliated with Delta Delta Delta .....tty 8Jld he with Pbi Kappa Psi fraternity. Peering Around TOURING T R E head- quarters of Occidental Life.of California in Los Angeles u part of their t-1slnea educa- tion classes were JO women stude:iis from Golden West College. All students of LouiJle Spivey and Joelene Mack, the coeds enjoyelf luncb In Ille Walnul , Room ind a trip 'to llle building's m Door obo!r'r• tlon deck. - HONORED ON their silver weddinC anniversary w..-. Mr. and )!rs. James Wellington Bui of Newport Beach. They o were feted at a J)arty in_ the Bayside Village So u th Cluhbouse, hosted by their daughters, Margaret Jackson and C)>nthiJI Bui. 'lbt festivities, which were altondtd by 75 guests, in-cluded--•-buflel dinner and dancing. FOUNTAIN VAi.LEY resi- dent Kara Southwick, a ' rectlved a preview copy of Expectations 1972, an annual anlhology for blind cllildml, as a part of a Children's Book Week celebration _.-eel by Dlmeyland and the . Braille IMtitute of America. -Mrs.-BeUy-Kalagian, editor of the book, made the presen- tation. More than 3,000 blind children in Amerl<a and Z! fOl"tign countries will receive the book between t1zanbg!v- lng and Christmas. LINDA LIPMAN of co.ta Mesa, a sophomore at the University of Sou t b er n California, WU introduced to members of Town and Gown with nine other Town and Gown schol•rshjp holders dur· ing a luncheon on the campu!. She ls a muslC major ·and won the Mrs. Frank Roger Seaver scholarship. 'M rs . Seaver, a Los Angeles resi- dent, is a member of the USC Board of Trustees. MUSIC I BOXES • • • ~ . I I oal i -tl'f . --' '·1 saperba antlffUe sadn1 drape~es .. 16.99 Sleek white antiques ·satins e>f rayon- acefate. 96"xS4", 120"•84" or 144''x84" 16.99 pr, 48 "x84" 7.99 pr, 72"x84" I 1.99 'pr. Droi)<lries,:.ee;ispreods, 10 ".-P,e• ~lnless sets ·for 8 i4.99 40.00 values. Choose from 3 pollerps, (left to right), Pormo, Foshene or Lonelle,' All hove hollow-honi:lled knives. Housewares, 39 ' · • -.-16.1972 ' l;t·pe. wearever "bounty" set • 24.99 Specially priced! Go[d or .Vocado ex- teriors, Teflon II® interiors.' I I -pc. set has all the most wonted pieces. Housewares, 39 .... i • Last 4 Days ... Thursday, Fri!iay, Saturday, Sunday .. --.. I revere 12-pe. eookset 49.99 BQ,50 open stock vol. A complete coolcset in stainless · steel with copper bottoms. Include s sleomer/collonder. Housewares, 39 -,""""'. -·-, -~ ---¥·_.....,.. ___ -¥---- sunbeam stam/dry ..... 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MONOAY THROIJ$H SATURDAY, SUNDAY II A.M. h 6 P.M. _;-, .. • • I . ·--, ' " .Problems Inherited ... --Every~hing~s Relative · ·For Boss' f?aughter DEAR ANN LANDERS:, May I speak l on beha1l of a persecuted minority that i bu been diso'iJni,nated against for years, but no one takes up our cause? I am talking about "The Boss's Dau~hter." ~WIHtre supposed-to-know every.thing about the business including what is ~ :--®lg .to happen in advance, bec8use we , are The Boss's Daughter. - < We are expected to come ln early and ~stay late H there is anytbl!lg that needs ·.to be done~ No overtime, ol course - because we are The Boss's Daughter. ' We may not leave for a dental .or doc-tor appointment or for any of the ~legltimate .......,. the oilier employet ;tate off for -because we are The Boss~& ~Daughter. : We are not included in office talk or" : any of the fun things that happen - because we are 1be Boss's Daughter. If we make 8 mistake we get twice as i!tuch beat from our auperiors ~ then ,, WbeD we get-bome-at-nigbt"we-g'et-more ;,.of the 1same -because we are The , Bois's Daughter. I Sip Me, Fed Up -BECAUSE I AM •mE B05S'S DAUGHTER. · ! DEAR FED: Ao .....,. w11o ... u : many eomplainls u ,... cu~ be very e.f. ""~ve. ! F'oMMrntGft, .. girl -1d llay wllh a job Ille bait• .. lhonqJl!y -· .... l was darned mre &be coulda't dt better ltemeplace elst -not even Tile Bois's Daagbitr. ' : DEAR ANN LANDERS: MY husband : and I have been married ~ ye.an. We f ~ve four good children. The youngest is ~ ·ten years ago Tom was promoted -•·from machine operator to foreman . A few yean later be was. made ualltant superintendent. Last year he was made , superintendent. Now Tom says the reason be got those promotions was because he gets aloog so well with the men. What he wants is one night out a week to enjoy male com· t ponloosbip. He aays I slJould play cards : with the girls. '~ This week be informed me that all our .friends are beginning t.o look old - .ev.ryooe but him; that Is. (He is 45). He ;,a11 the reason be looks so good is •because l have never nagged him and if I how what's good for me I won't start now. I don't mind Tom going bantlng and t,\ortgage Memo '"'ASIUNGTON (UPI) - ~ fishing and golfing, but I don't like this one-night·a·week~t He usually is home by miclnigbl. Shall I agree? -ClilP· PEWA FALLS . DEAR CBIPJ My odv!Cf-!I &f'J'iato . get a card game, or a ·bowling l"'P and !lave ,.., algld Gal, too. 1"!11t lbl _. b••ba¥ keep !Ill -... Mab *' ... bar1abdag polat. Tiie alleraallve II a. .weekJY batlle iiild ,..'11,lole ev.ey_~ _ DEAR• ANN LANDERS: Two months ago J moved out of the bouae ,into my own apartment and started to smoke grass. I got into a convenaUon with my girl friend's mother and wu infonned • that people-who smoke-grass"run tbe_riaJt of haVing children who are slow leamen, or worse. Thia scared me so l qui~. It's been 12 days since I have bad a joint. I've been talking to many of my friends who are still puffen, trying to get some facts. No one has beard about this slow·leamer stuff. When I went back and asked my future motber·in·law to show me something by an authority she said, "I don't think I should have to." ls smoking grass any more harmful· than smoking ordinary cigarettes? Will it have bannful effects on my Unborn children? -CONCERNED ABOUT THE FUTURE DEAR CONCERNED: ODe ol lhe pria· clpal ....,.., I advlae agalml all mlnd- alterflc agents ii -that We do not yet lmew tile effectl Jt may produce over a period of several yean. SO far there are no definitive ·findings on the question. you bave asked -either pro or con. We DO know, however, that dgarette smoking women have more frequent miscarriages than women w~ do not smoke. What kind of wedding goes with today's new life styles? Does anything go? Ann Landers' completely new "The Bride's ' Guide" tells what's right for today's wed: · dings. For a copy, send a dollar bill, plus a long, self·addressed, stamped envelope (16 ceols J>Ollli•) to Ann Landers, Box 3346, Chicago, Ill. 60654. UNDER . NEW OWNERSHIP air would you like the . in-lohst you pay on your -ge to nucttlatt with the .. lbl do...., of the dollars! -, Featuring Complete On•Stop 'Decor1tln9 C1rpets-Or1peries-Floor Tile-W1llpaper . and Complete Line of Benjamin Moore Paints llnder • propooial by the Fideral Home Loan Bant l\liillrd. federal savings and Join associations would be *mitted to make mortgage .loes with interest rates that vay with fluctuations of the eaioomy. Pr•Grand Opening Speci1ls On O'Brlen-Am1rltone-C1bots-8enjamin ~r• 1• ro ~ P1'nt1 '"' °" O'f l"Alll:rl I WAlLl"AP'llt ' 1 Bits Better Save money when you buy ~ or camed vegetables ur clloosing pieces or cut'up -lllstead of the whole ones. i~ ezceptioo to Ulil rule is f8';C)'..cut vegetables, such u 1'*8-<ut french fries. .. ':,.r • • ' la Ille. pior.aeloood dutY for yoil. Count on It for :;;;;~~•;nd duroblllty that'• ,. for, and atytlng wear. It all add• ~ ml>et com· an moY9 . . C... I• A.IHI Soy Helto To Jl111 .... .,. ..... ~ ~ ·HARBOR PAINT CENTER - 412 ' 32nd St. -Newport lleich Ph. 673-1300 frH Delivery • • . SHOE T.EE . ' --L:l-conA MlfA """"!' LIVl,L :... MMnl • 0,.. I 111•; ,.._ .. • ,,,.. 1M, MMllfllol"IMJ" ttwv 'rN'1J 1M. lltunl1y . . • . I .. ' -. Flea Market Sp'etials • -·-· ~ . • ----·- , we HAVE ENTHUSIASTIC AND HARDWORKING -~OO®oo~rnrarn~~ram~~· ' , AVAllAJlE AT MOST HOU~ .,-FOi AS FEW AS THREE . HOURS. OUR• UNIVDSITY 1S1UQ4Nl EMPlOYEES ARE , CAREF lelE!HfD, ·oNDEtr,1NSllflfD -ANo-.ue- . COVtRfD-BY. SDI ANO WORICMENS COMPENSATION. 'Ul'llVEJSITY·HOUSEKEEPING. CALL 516· IOzO ~ ' . . ---' ,.. .,... nv·.,.,1., •-.,.... ....., ..,._, -----............................... _ ...... .,.. ... .., ..., ............ of ... .,.... .. ~Cll·•····· L.Aae• YOU ... TOM TURKEY BREAm" "· • .. •• , .. · liilT&SHRllP ' z.40 ".,: uw.£. .... '" EASI Ell OYmRs 1.21 " ..... ' Good buys will be available at the :Fiea Market planned by Sunset Beach Worn· en's Club for Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 18·19, at Broadway and Bayview streets, Sunset Beach. Examip'ing some o! the bargains are Oe!t to right the Mmes. Harvey L. Van Epps, David Dutil n and Ted Huemerich. ........................ ......., ... __ ..,,. __ GRA I 100°.t:. POLYESTER 100% ACRYLIC 'DIRECT FROM THE MILL' WOYEI FAICIES • ""'*' .,..,.... for fell! ....... ...... ,... 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QAJLV PU.OT Thur>Sa;, --16, 1972 Christmas List Check-off Previewing bazaar iteU)! to be 80ld during the fifth • annual Bua<r Luncheon of XI Lambda Gamma -Chapter, )leta Sigma Phi Satutday, Nov. 18, In the Mesa Verde Country Club are the 'Mmes. Terry Teeple ~ell) ·and Frank Ventura. Pr<>ceeds from the 11:30 a.m. event will be donated to a children's charitable organization. Penonalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For Youroolf or a Frlonct M~y be us•d on env.Jopes 11 return eddress 11.bels. Also very handy 1s identification le~els for markin9 personal items. such es ~lr:s, · r.ecords, photos, etc. l e bels _sticlr: on ti..-and may be used Jor marking home --canned focd items. All labels are printed wi~h stylish V09ue type on fjne quelity whit .. gummed piper. I • -------------------, ,.-111'1 tllh_~. tM!I liMI ll'lltl with 11.U tel I I Pllifl Prlllttllt LaMI oiv .. p.o; aox lMt I CMM '"-o callf. nt» ilC-. ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::====·-+1~ I t I I I l I I · L~--~tL~!-~!~!!~~--.J PD DEPT. SPECIALS ; L • ...... ,.. ..... ,CllllJ fl'llllll -I U;CUliiin CATUlltl, •YI SAVE OVER.88\1 ... TlllCALIWOBD TAILS . -·---~ ' . - REG. 69c EACH .. .. s .. ' Tropical red and green SWllrd Tails jast in time for Christmas! Make a swimming gif), too!' lma&i!!ll saving . 44c each on these colorful beauties! Compatible to community tank life. 'No meanies in 1l!e bunch! Come and tank 'em! IV9!5%1fl 5-ULllUllJM . . \ Underli~g a· Sewing Problertj What II it that aeparatet the average bome~e garment from the professional one !hat sells for hundreds of dollars! dress and. a IOOd one7' SJe but good fabrics also are worP Q._n a basic design. ._ conUnued. necessary' to give a gannent a When you have two-liutc Given the _..iun!ty to look of quality. .deslgns0you. may have UW" observe tbe d.Werence In • un.. .. -ti ·-' ff rt II h bell workmanship, 8 • am.stress 'lJ•l3 waste tne a.uU e o . a , s e eves. ''1:'.J.., For one thing, underlining. wants to learn how to achie•e on cheap fabric that will give "Bask: desJgn princlple,,""'- 0You can'~~ it from the a quality gannent, said ~-you . a bargain-basement type the foundatio'"n of fuhion,':a1M outside, but it is always there dress," she advises. explained. "Two baaic "'f. in a good garment to provide· ~My women staY later 10 In 9ddition to hidden un-terns may be all a ~ the body that helps give the eaamine sewing details of the derlinings there .,. other needs to be dressed wen .,:,;!I armenH ts-sbape-and-fit;" cou iire gariileiitA Slit •llO , edious~speca-of-'-couture shiflwalst-ltyle.forcday . • ad~s Iogg-time dress Their interest-mOuvated her sewjng. An enthusiast must be -basic pa.ttem_thaL J:l'!aY,,, de:Slgner,. Roxanne~ who has last year to write 8 little boo.k willing to use th~ mm every made into af1ernoon. •\! been a winner of the Coty and of basic tnfoniiation, "SeW inch of the way and she lllllSt and evening clothes, p~.:91: Intemationa1 Silk awards. Like a Pro 11 • baste and basie and sUtch short, taltored or dressY . .,_, ,.; -.. w~ dressed women· wear It was sO successful,' tt now and stitch. · ' • "To adapt a patterQ;:,;ij -beautifid fiLanil:proper bang_seefet-of=Couture::::Seing~seamstress-..sboukb-have-~..::.a' fOO!!:eJ: fit . ), . very sun pie clothes, but t~e has: been folloWed by "The Jn her view . every fashion trends, you can~-!! o~ their garments is due ~ the which elaborates on the su~ c:ire,,s dummy' on · w~ich she in for a snugger fit;11 shi.· - hidden work -~erlirungs, · ject of designer techniques can fit pa.tteros of lll1bleached. vises. ..,1naVf fi;.~ and _mterf~gs, and provides hundreds of muslin. After fitting ·the, Some seamstresses tl\IY.i ht whiC!\ are details ·a home easy-to-follow lllustraUons and musliJLpattem ~ h!!L_body, ll!Ore l!l>f!ll.dled in flllingj~!Otl> seamfilress .nught think are 40 patterns. she can return It to the dwn-their closets with ~t. wmecessary. Armed with tbe same know· my and psd it until her. own dre8ses made by stltchin&,!JP. "It requires on1y a little. ex-how as the pro, a home shape ls smoothly outlined. a toople of seams. BUt ,f,1\8: tra effort and patience to fill seamstress-might hitch her She then has a patterµ that alternative is worth the trof.1.i in that gap between a cheap skills to designer techniques,-can be us~ .~henever she hie, Jn ~ opiniorl. SOUTH COAST ;P~ZA Coote ·- PRICES ~FFECTIYE CH MOMDAl IOY. 28t•. -~·~I--'-' Melaframe at savi~! 5-gal _taft ReflecilJ, fill« kit witb . !XJffill. iijbiit. Chari:oaL ADULT GREEN COBRA GUPPIES Special!~ • strli1. A*llt ~ tlurty bfeed-1• .... = -' . 5 LB. IAG, WILD BIRD SEED BUY! '~ .. ~ lrilll:lly tirds ...... Spt- cial Melld Illa!'$ very Qtlllrl ""' -· . _,,, 2f ,LIVE TROPICAL Aquarium Plants A 1iw one! M!lllY v1rieties ,-kearty. Beavlil~1 aqua· scrapers. 811'(! ""' · UMITI . ·r . JI:* COSTA -.MESA-· 3oSa BRISTOL ST. SAN DIEGO FREEWAY• AT llUSTOL FIRST . FOR ORANGE colJNn . . ----.• -___ _, ·Every . lvenlng .. -CHANNEL ··5"0UND .. WITH " ~~ -SKITCH HENDERSON CERT-.HOUR CLASSICS IN MUSIC · J j --IVIHINGS 8 to 9 MNINGS 9to 10 ·, . •S11Tll •IUlllPLICATID •CHAlll llUL TIPLIC :~,~1:~~~rsw~~ 'RO DECllAL •"FLIP-FLOP" KU R~ADS 12 . . =~- ' •• ,, Honeywwll ~r 9-5 .RE& PRICE •99.95 '•·'I " -!-"' l i-C1le1lat111s--~ • llCh!IH II llHfas :: • • •••t~ 11 r11i. • Yarl1~l1 l11i1 ···~ -. • Ne Du tn ' ' ' ,. • t eisure · ·Nat -on Her· Agenda . !11 L.\tJlllB "ICASPl!Jl w.n time" ii.. iald. Siie tbe l<hools ao they are gel back about 1100,000. They """' ., '"' - --anil ber 'llloboM, Merril~· .normallf fri!OdlY "'"'ff'Cli'leh, don't llJie to..,.. money away, "'libm1na 1 lDOlllber of tbo hove owned-and oporai.d a abe Aid. Ana -are the she explained, Wt .. ,...believe el-.,.Y ocllool board )lala -)'O[!lqt !bop for ~ ~""1bo,_-;n--!;-ectuatlon1...-o -a llllblral ..-, of· ovw lhrte yein .. l'Gr_fliree . mow the tel!C!iers. chlJ4r<n. MlliCalklns'"acttvlllet!nSeel )'Mn bolole ll>at.1olie"'!*I • 11•1· most hnjlortant f!J: She ttilnb their d!Jtr!ct .is , Jiiel:b. ' ' portmr la the boi'._. boord lllOIDboq. to IOolt al "almoot ldeal" a1ao becaoae Ol&.JfU -1ntod lo fill a In -tlon. lo the ,....iati)' .every"''-from the oo!nt ot ' they aeem to gs . toj>-oolch ~ oo tfl8 then tine-man acheduJe\I ineelinp, ""' and ~ .. ibe llld ''Wl!al'• teacbets. liljftt~ •I!'! and_hlll the oilier -,bo:i rd belt i,;; thel chlldren"-and lfa"""1an.""'1lyhadan.i!I' ~" IUCceallfUl!y reelecllif memben attend . coonty and "how It allecla the·tupayets" tereot in be<Olning a member ~aal 'time lince. 11 might mt = ~· ,'llley a1ao are their two moll impcrtant of the ochool board, oho would SQ.ii like IUCb a long tenn o( 11lt' ...... ...A 11 ...:.... Id conaideratloos. adVise her to visit the echools service to her bUt, abe eakt, "I 1 -.J--o ~ 18 · and talk to board members t!tlesi It la cooalden!d quite a BeldM, """ bellweo · It is WEALTHY DISTRICf aM administntors befo re lii.i!i"llme." "baiter to keep 'b!llf ml not Siie bouta tlijlt they bava a maklnc a final dedsioo. ''~ wu a coumy olflcer and just sit around Ibo -·" loW tu rate and in July they'll "I don~ th!nl< anyoae·ellould lifiililiiiil"~lOW Junior ~· worklnc with the~ be. -free. "We're coo-use ii as .. po Ii t I ca l Womah's CIUb before """"'* keeps your mind actiff. sidered a woallhy district." grindslo!le," she said. II" bllard metnber. She bad Tbere ~ 00 frictlOll ."' "?."" But this Is oot "in tenns of Many people, she added, \'iitjlo!I bor "1 up._ the !!TA trovi:;, ~ ~~l!.....everyooe-livi"i In ma••ione can't separate the.child from t!l!dlti!tee ladder. to l>ooome .'" 'll , __ 11 . t ~ ~ •.. aa you can ,.. by the ..Ibo_ overall plcturt. And, a ~ aqd....wu the dt.y.'1. ~1!.d uvu OU 1 -ex· town." Rather, it II becauae of noted; It is baril; to detach ftHt -, ne~ .dllinnan · the oil and lAIMft World. yourself. • flli""Girl.llcouis. h cleocrlbes. ~· flllll>i! Tbey put ~-15()(),000 a "But in the end," she fut; Sia ii .!ways imerested in board .~hers 88 very oon-yelr into a regional-fund with "ooe can't help but be more youth but, other than the genial and lnsisls they have four -dlstrlcta but only aware ol what's g~ on." -~• ... J DOW~ la -~•ve ooe of the bes! administraton -.....,,, -~w iii the-alate. • 0;·111. ~ Womec'1 Club ll_!d . 'l'llepqlitlnU,.dislricl IOo the • ol Eastem Illar. ' ... ~._,. prc>ooboal/'1llllrict N ~ LEISlJRE ~ ~· --.. ~ttil~t~ r " d<>n' haYe too mllciL .WortoL,.._ IJl>lll\<llle . . '1 ' I ' • • :MRS. HOLLAND r -,. 'lvedd.ing. ·Bells . . ,• ~ing on· Coast ~ DOANE-LEWIS • riage of· Linda Weraer ~ ~ · ' • M1chael R. Foster. Tbe1 Rev. ~ Alien Jlciene ,of Coota, .!lllcbael Duffy olficisted. Meli Claililed Vielil Anbetta ~lteilis of the ..... 1,...u Le.jjji~.)ifi.btlde during imp-81" !>Ir. and Mrs. Jim Werner tlilf. pef!()!'!liOQ 'by Biabop aocl Mr. and Mr>. Glen Foster, aitter ~ey in the Clnlrch all ol llwlllnlloo Belch. t--«-lll~-r-i:!lirist; LatleNlly ~ ...... the Miaoes s.ljl!r Church, Newport Suaan·!llitiun,"'l'iu!Keeler, &p. SandY .~. ca Kurtz PJir<nla.oltheJ•:IJIM !:!!!!Pie ~~Gall~emer; · -"Dav~ ar<:;:'Mr. and Mr>. Ted R. Werner, !';:f ~ Joel Le o1 Costo..Mesa and Mr. wni· G ·~ Mn. Erle D. Doane of 1llllS rec•-~· HuiltiJ>alon Be The-bride .,... graduated · . ·-~ and from JIUina High Scbool and Goorile -Y ~'1 sCbool of !lledlca1 Doane ,..,. the booor A I '"" Bet iDllbaM Is I at~ts, and usher> .were ~ta of T3ft lllgh School, M1lic LewJS and ~I Doane. lole!ilP· Pork Junior conece 'lllO bride Is a l!'lduate of and ' ..US gradUate Jn June CO.-. Mesa High ~. Her '-caJffomla State Univer- huiliaiiif is a -graduate o1 ll~J.oiil Beach. Tuttln High School and DOW . rt wlil live Jn Huntington atlillcis Orange Coast ~· BOecti. ! BRIGHT-NEwT,..;~ HOLtAND-N1' TTRESS I" y . ¥artlyn Newton -tbo br~ or Mike Brilbt during ceNfoonieS conducted by the Rev: Jerry Plese!% Jn It Edftl'd's Church, Dana Point. Their parents are Mr. a.nd Mr>. L. B. Newton of LlglllUI Niguel and 'Mr. and Mre. Anlhooy V.-Brighl of MPlion Viejo. Attendanis ftre Mist Karin Ne-. Miss. Don!l1e n.d- IluDil and Mrs. TN!1 Geli>-inert, Sharon Brtaht, Mel -~. David Puvy, Doll ~ and Arthur N-'l\e bride Is a groduale 1)f iiDClemente~l!Choorllld ~ . .,.~ DAILY PILOT 28 Ruth C1lkln1 w11v~•• yardage and S.11 8e1ch elementary schoof board , . intOcli'itr. SMART SHOPPERS GIFT EARLY WESTCLIFF PLAZA NEWPOITll INN T7tll l Im., ""'°" .._. ·-- llf&b8ci1Dolllld ls ....... 'In the·Armr. lliltooed In Reldelbfrl, where hey will reelde. ' .GOLD'l iUYJI CHAIGIS ~ !)IUVUY-MANY OTHll STqRU· Dql ~fOsra.WERNER lNAHEIM-1679 CRESCENT • ·COSTA MESA -3oi9 . BRISTOL .. -,-..,, • --~" - • \ I ..,. I . I I ,. ' 19 DAILV PILOT PIJBIJC NOTICE r-.,, N•••••r 16; 1~72 PIJllUC N<mCI:. PIJBIJC NOTICE • .. ' . Criekets Head Menit·· -. ..&ANJllE\lQ (<\!'} '"" The Jnoal • _.iar food la I slmjile carrol, wllh iiili:ii liDd -nor fit. bebJna. - FeedlQrJ!lt· •'"""' ol the San·DleJo· 1.oo la I $1QO,llOO job every ,., llld ~. . • " · A ooiiit!A·dns aimOot u much 'varlely•ln 1 -, BS do. hum8nt -)19 b*oitl of 8 special combination ol , cereals llld pcolelal, lwr .......,, folir bat<!-IJc>Ued ew and a head of celery. For dlvenloo, '11e chomps a fe.,.. palm' lnllldo llld llam- boo .. -' .• The :r.oo, taJ4'loi up lie food bill for tllls mooth's raiue of "1.oo News" Ml&uine; ·~ among other thmga: IJ5 TONS OF .U, ALFA.P<lle!B, 10 tlllia ol andlories; 1,J;!!ll bnJea ol"OJ>P1ee, Z2,800 poonda ol -· ·IS,IOll pounds.of· b!Oa<I. 'lllOJIQO pounds of carrots; )0,11111 <rtckel>,- • C~venw,i.je ' • Se.rvice L Quality 40 STDllEJ TO SERVE YOU oo AARIOR lllfD. . ,.r . . WILSON 'LAYAWAY :NOW for ·· BlY NOW! .. SAVE .NO•! LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS JO SPEED • ' Bl.I.ES . . ' , .. , •• ,_ . . WOOLWORTH COSTA · MESA ' MEN'S S·Hl·RJS ·r.1:i ·1s -:-- • Panh In· SJ~ 21 • :13 • Only. Solkls & Str!pw. i--~Flaro Let Style ~....:....- • Shim -Spom & DNA. CHRISTMAS ·~ Hitt Avallablo :In All SIMO e Llmllod auMtity " • . ,_JCP-enney_ NOV. 16-17·11th THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY Yaltlfl to $7. • COSTA~ STOii ONLY · NOV.16 ·17·111h , THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY FWE PANTS· va1 ... to' 520. 85 , I • ·HARBOR • • • u BOYS • ' " SP:.ORT, .SltlRTS · •LOl'tl!Short S- eS0Hd1~1 eNot All s&.s Av1ll1bl1 e79 Only-Bo Hore Early REOUC·Eo '· ' JOPenney, ' COSTA MESA STOii O~LY ' Windsor Shop nOio for . . . that' IJ!!rfect Gift ••• for that special someo~. on·your Christnliu, . ' list Layaway Now! ' ·.:Wt-u.dsor ~HOP·S '. , • ~ PlllUC NOTICI ,. • - I See by Tod.ay's Want Ads I e OCEANFl!ONT S110t ' tar rt:rit; It'a a 1 Br, furnllhfd -·--ll-- • ' ·~ IN TN• IUNll:tol: COU•T Of' nta ITATI Of! CALl'<MINIA IN AND,_ TMI COUNTY OI' ...... • MO. • ..,., e AN OLDY BUT GOODY' 6: ~bfm:: m 11---:,:-Q==;:=,~:-·=====--I -and lit owner. ""' ,.......... . " ............. 11: e ROOMY RENTAL' kit· chen prlvil-lor !hf oae who renta tbia room In Q>ota l\leaa. • THI WOW & THSll SHOii', m SO. C.... HWY , L111W11 '*"-ClllfWnll ..... . Ml H. Mll1'I. tm1 ~t "9tte Of' .. \."""' N....,.., Ctllforllla ttm TNt ......_ II ...... conduct«t lly M """-· . .· ...... _ _,.,.,~ .. <- "'~•' 9f ..... ~ eRI fliO'I, I, 1"2 "' """"' ~ • .-..... Dlpuly, ..... - . -· , ..... ' " . ~·· .. -· Thursday, Ncwtmbtr 16, 1~72 DAIL V PILOT 31 Pasadena .Route Affirmed FRESNO ·(AP) -The State Department of Public Works llj&llway Conunlllloc b •.f IQ_ conj!J!!!: working witb 5o1!th rWllnMil Us decilloo I" Pasadena to • develop an ac- route an exte1111ion of the Lori:g cepta~ay ilong the Boadl ~•I throuoh !jiiuth a®pted. ~.· Puadeoo, detp1t.r .. 1Dl\lilUve Fuller said he 'b<lieved "a approved by the city'• voters · . last week wblch backers said -commmnty should haye no -would forte adop:fton o f veto power over a regional another route. traffic *1'Vlce of this lm- The commission, meeting portance." , here Wednesday) JJnanimouJly He said the South Pasadena adopted a resolution by proposition, "while it may ln- Chairman Winston Fuller of dlcate a local prderence for San Marino whiCh found 'the what is an unacceptable and so-called "we11terly". route unfeasible freeway route , had unfeasible. made no progre!ll!I toward a IT ORDERED the State solution but . only complicated what is really a diffieutl ll()Ju- tlon." streets which lay along the freeway rQL.lte. HE_ SAID lbe ~Sltloo -Fullei • said moot lllree!s was claimed by lhooe favoring naltl4"t°llt-ihe ·1n1t11tlve weulil the westerly rou te 11to be a not have been elated by the choice by the voters between freeway and those that would the adopted route and the-so--have ·•would increase the cost. called westerly route. That bu! not suffic iently to preclude was not the fact, although the the building or a freeway proponents made Jt clear that. along the adopted route." they belleved the pas.sage of The westerly route would thls lnltlatJve would force a have required lhe freeway to chan~e from the adopted route go to the west of South •.. " he said. Pasadena, with at lept: a one- The resoluUon in question mile.. stretch passing through prohibits the city from en· the arroyo seco .. Fuller said terlng into any agreement environmentalists would never with the state for the next 10 allow further development in years tha t would close certain the arroyo. ,all stores join in our gigantic Now.;.50 Factory $howrooms ... two,_._ Otlhoallo--. To celobrolo, Ill -..,. _,. ,_ b11191lno. Don't -UloM opeclol Qnnd Oponlne bup ••• at Ille 011ho -,_ you. EVERYTHING FOR SLEEP Reg. $159.95 NOW Twin or Full Reg.$69.95 NOW Regal queen! Sero0-0u!ll9d OOW1r sg Low price Includes: Mattteu PLUS 8 Box Spring PWS Ortno-flU: Pl.US Double Boni.I . Reg. $179.95 KING SIZE M1feltk:l lncludel: Mln- PlOS 2 Boll Spmgt PLUS Ortho·P•k PLUS Double Bonual • :lli:~·~5911 &ioeftOrl lnctudM: Ml!tr.a• PLUS 2 Box 8Pl1nal PLUS Orlho•l'1k Plwa l>oubl1 ..... , •••. $299.9' *"98111 uw: s1•ilw! I 158 Terrific low price! With features llke Tempered-Steel lnMrapr'\rig. Mattrets PLUS Box Spring Pl.US Double Bonus! I lno!Udll: W.. ~ it!..UI 2 Bolt Somot PL.US Ofthct.hk P:lUS DoQ. bll aon .. 1 · . .... "'"'' •219111 UYE$12Q NOW Thi u1tl1T111-I lnelucNI: Mlf... treu PWS 2 Box 8pMgs PLUS 0111\oof'l'k PW8 Doil· bll Bonutl ' .... '"'·" 1249111 UVES150NOW A belutvt lncludll: Mlttrffl PLUS Box Spring PLUS Orlho·P1k PLUS Do11b11 -~' R11. $249.95 haftll SAVE Sii NOW • 1uv· Of'llt tfllfrrll lnc1udll: ~ ~PL.US Box Spmg PLUS Do!Jbll Bonutl ,.,. ,12us S89lli Uvt: S. NOW Onl of Orttin ......... tt111 PL.US Box lpl'tng l'U.9 Doubll Bonwl -.... 11..... -e• SA'tt SM MOW • 11 ··I J. 'l'OIMl'!Uc a..}gn with Elegant ourted-bol1ter · I I 111•Cl'L'-OIPPMMC HIRCULON9 ,..lo-C'1"· Wkleaqua1eerma1relf'le I 2 c Md-IOP boltltrl. 2 cotMt gl'OUp with 2 In-I I A lllYtleh modern dellgn. .,. thl1 modem T-b1ck feature on lhl1 modem I m1:......2bo1t-"'tl, •199•• ,..,..pnng rn~tt·•-.. 2 •21r1 Herculon febrlc: cotOf<' COIW9f11ble .ofL ColOf· dnlgn bonverUble IOfL I I 2 Scotohglltd' 'Ploteo\ltd bOK tprlnoa. 3 ~ I t-.; dlln ~ 111~ AIJ '° oN\. AlllO S·bullon back. Al10 In I qullWd OO'tetlete & oar· '**' bollWI, metctl~ I ~---"r~a.et. r0"~";~!t'9:'a:~1~~"~ ~~~~~~~.~r0:v•,1~t~~ I I nerUibtt1nn,1et1otr1n~ oon'IWboC11tr•2qu1 a-"·--" 1 -'"""-""'" "'"-· """" QUHN llZI I y I b '""" -*41UlU .., ........ -Iii ,2591111 _ ou can on y uy I .,_..... '"'IH • I Ortho Mattresses ~•••Always ... FREE DELIVERY•••'---~~~~~~':S.,-;. •• THE NATION'S LARGEST CHAIN OF MATTRESS SPECIALISTS . . -OIANGE 2445 N. Tu.tin Ava. lo,ctt•• .,._ Ot•nt• M1 lll ' ....... 417·0111 SANTA ANA and FOUNTAIN YAWY 16131 HorborBlvd . l1M11er of Hl11ttrl Na .. to t.d•i• Ph..-.1 IJt-4110 ANAHEIM le,J I West UncolnAvo • lehiretll Eueli4 11141 lrookhurat A•tll\ltl Ju1t •••I tf ~Mort __...lJtoet' 774.2••0 LAKEWOOD 4433 C.ncllewoocl ,., __ c;ndlewood Shops, locre11 ftMI Le .. -...! C."tarl ,... .... tJ4-4tJ4 so Stor'ft to Serv• y Oii \.01 Aflteli.lt t.\fll .. IAltCIKO OMtUfllO JA't IOll SACltAMlfllTO f1'0C'ltTCNI OPEN DAil Y 10 9 ·SAT 10·fi • SIJN 12 h ·FREE DELIVERY· CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE· BANK A Ml RICARD· MASTER CHARGE ~~Z·~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~U~-~·· ll JOtfN..COUfllTY C\.lltK. ......... Ol'IPllt c...r °'"' '""91, HO-•ITIW t. t, "' 'D, 1'n tfll.n ~---------------------------------------------------------- ;, , • • • • I I I -~. ~. . .- • ;JJ DAILY PILOT ,._.,, NOl'tmbtf 16. \qn What Makes ·Bread ··~Rise?-P-rice ·p a-n-el WASHINGTON !UPI) - Higher wheat costs rtsulting front U, S. grain sales to the Soviet Un.ion have led to the granting of soother round of bread price increases by the Price CommiMion. Corp. on its building plannlng and maintenance operations in New York City. 11ie cotnmlS.1'lOn -ordered a pi-ice rollback for t h e American Hardware Supply Co., a cooperative in Butler, Pa., becaute the firm ex· • • .. \ , . , • PrQdiJ.cts :Fir.m Files Suit • • • · · ' · · Repor ted A.gainst2PhoneCom ni.es ~Jl~~ ~ )IOrtecHU biilleat- LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Corp. Crom markflinC ill have 1thrt•• buyera and ~=y offl~iala said manufacturer of mutom1Uc Name caller by han'uanent, rfili1erl , of the M a c o m earolnga were $30.S dialing devices foe~ lhreata and lntlmidatloo, -llllllc clla1er with lep1.,. $1.11 per share for.filed says 11 lw ·filed an aadtruot Howard Merc.r said. ~ lion and ampenaion o f compared with net eamilnp suit against -Am •-t 1 c 1 n Mercer, bqant chairman of ~ 1 et t I c e, Mercer $10.2 millioa or 40 c:Mta: ·Telephone & "'-•-~ r-. Macom ProduaiOI ~. -;-· share• year earlier. • ....,..,.. -• C&1if said the firm ...a a . _:,.._ -American Motors a l o and ~era! '.J'elepbone Jnd ·• . MSllC!!ll" Al.'IO said AT&T amoog the auto com The Cllmmission ordered the hikes for Continent.al Baking Co., which is atfillated with International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. (ITT). ''because the corrected · pro- ductivity calculatiOn otfsets the amount cost justifMld." --Y.rUer the Price Com·- mis.\ion had authori7.ed bread price iocreases tor conUDental Baking and other baking firms In various parts of the coun- try. citing the cost imP!.ct of the $1 billion U.S. graln deal with the Russi.ans. ceed.ed ill base perjod profi! ..._ ___ ..., .... _ _._, margin for the 1971·72 fiscal Eleclronlcs CGlll-~ order baltlnf. aetlviUes , had blnleil.._.t. Iec•I '.-tlon operates on a fiscal year" wbicb the suli aU.-violate apilllt ,.-_ In a Iette<. ding Sept. 30. Geqeral M 'WI> §JM ~tfol!I thal the the Sbennan A»Uinls\ Act. from U...Pacllic 'lolenllo<le & Ford and Chrysler two corporatiom bave tnid te Repmentati~ ol the .~'l'e!!l\'.l)ib Co., ~'-AT&T eamlnp oo a eolendor CONTINENTAL WAS gjven a_3.3 percent pfiCe increase on bakery_products ln Illinois, In- diana, Iowa, Nebraska, Min- nesota and Wisconsin, 3.43 percent in the Pittsburgh area, ~percent in the Pacific Northwest. But the commission turned down a requested. 0.20 percent increase by Continental for the San Francisco Bay are a THE GOVERNMENT board al$0 approved Tuesday a 2.SS perCent price increase for the Boeing Co. for its model JTiQ. jet engine for the Boeing 747 airliner. But it turned down a request by King .Seeley Thermos Co. for 'a 3.31 percent price increase on picnic jugs, ice chests, sleeping bags --and - other outdoor living products ; and a 5.61 percent price hike asked by Na tional ~inney Divorced Women Hi By Insurance firms SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _. auto insurance industry. Insurance companies dis- criminate agaimt divorced THE REPORT r.e le as e d· wonien by chargieg them here this week, charged that tn.. higber auto insurances fees, surance companies ad>itrarily claims a report calling for raise the rates or wnmen but massrvererorm-otthe-nati~not -of-men-:Jollow:in___i_ divorce; regardless or which party initiated the divorce~Or il! effect on the parties. '• ' ' Finance Br iefs Prepared by the Public f Interest Research Center ~ of 8 Berkeley afl\I Sao Francisi:o, ~ the report also charged that ~ companies often refuse lo write or renew po 1 t'C le s because or unfavoratile, in-. formation · about a person•s morality gathered ~y the firm's snooping division. NEW YORK -Norton Simon Inc. is conducting ex- ploratory merger discUssioos with Max Factor & Co., Norton Simon Chairman David J . Mahoney said. Max Factor said it has responded to requests !or preliminary discussions but declared no significant negotiations or cOnclusion! bave 110 far been reached. • K i ber Bike OAICLAN -K . r Aluminum & ChemJcal Corp. is increasing prices on varioos speciallied sheet products "to more accurately reflect higher production costs ." The increase effective Im- mediately, range from two cents to sit cents a pOIJnd. • e 0r-1e Crop WASHINGTON T h e Agriculture Department said there is no change in earlier production estilpala for the nation's orange crop for the 19n-73 season just under way. The Crop Reporting Board, in a Nov. 1 survey 0£ farm productlon, said no n e w estimate was made in the F1orida orange crop. It was estimated a month earlier at 174 million boxes. e P SA BW SAN DIEGO -Pacific Southwest Altllnes says it has a new $3.5-million contract lo train Japanese pilots of All- Nippon ·Airways to fly YSll planes built in Japan. In recent years PSA has taught a number of All-Nippon piJots trying to turn from pro- peller planes to .jets. THE Jf.MONTH study con· tended that insurance lndust:ry lobbyists have managed-to ob- tain numerous , .special tu: privileges for their companies and that ln most statts in~ surance finru are not required to consider their largely tax· sheltered investment income when settling auto insurance iremlums. The ~J!Orl urges law reform on both -!be state and federal level to cut lnsura-nce premium costs and give the public a better deal on auto in- surance. · Costa Mesa Firm Now · Incorporated Celesco Industries Division of the Susquehanna Corp., Los Angeles. has b e e n in- corporated as a separate com- pany called Celesco Industries Inc. President Vande Vrede an- nounced the appointment or P. G. Stephens as vice president and treasurer and B. F. Auvenshine and T. J . Ashley as vice presidents of_ the com- pany. The Costa 1'-lesa firm is prime contractor for the U.S. Air Foree's Athena Reentry Missile System. The company also manUfacture·s -equlpment for space and defense as well as automated we I d i n ~ e q u i pment, environmental products and a range of in- dustrial and laborator y transducers. Celesco has facilities in Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, San Diego, Canoga Park and Saugus. Brighter Idea? ' Strong Car Lights Studied WASHINGTON AIPI -The "We think looay's driver National HlgtfWily T r a·f U,c should have more Oexibility in Safety Administration NllTSA choosing light output available said it may ~re much . for a vareity of driving con- br:lghter automobile ltgbt.s, dltlons," Toms said. 1t0rttng Wlth lfll-ls. "We are propoalng tbal, as fte_ JI~ new liibts-an OP,tio_g,_hls ~be av_allab]!! wwJd _,, U. double the with a lhree-beainllghling muimum 1lianble-h lg h • system which w o u 1 d in- beam lntenllty, and would corporate a new middle beam, permit .. Intermediate light useful for tw<>l1ne roads , at between the conventional low photometrks allg!ltly ilelow ond bigh Jlta'"'· · today's hig~ beam mode, lo OTllft PROPOS.ED lipliJC lmprovementa would go ink> effect on 11'18 vehicles, loduill!C 1 requirement that mpiampl ond turn s\ina]s_on the "!' eod, be al least five -1f111 IO preveiil oon- lllllon "' lflnal llmctlons. The~ Invited COlrlnenl IOI i.. Iba April II. "We "** tile ,.....,r high -. n lllldeqalte for ntpl ti.tac .. the illterstale ..,_," llld Doqlas Toms. NllTSA -tor .. reduce glare." THE GREATEST headll&l!l intensity now permtttec:I is 75,000 •andl--The ~ posed, rule wwld allow up to 2llO,OOO candlepoftr for driv- ing on~-.-. "We are lol«'elted in new t~of lamps, Jn stets-able ' headlamps that illuminate a corner as you tum, tn the pro- tection that gllU llhldda may proVide (or btlldlampa, and fn automatic htadlanlp cltanln& systems." Toms said. year. GP Riviera Diii" GP Ya i!Eb Planet Saturn Pa neling e 4x8' skeet World Bird! 4._1• Sheet 1,4 incli ff.icl: Diitr•t1itd Birch Fini1h Wipe cl••" fi11. • ~. e Soft, pale finish • Easy care e Gives room w•rmth without m•king it look d•rk . Super-Stick Panel' Adliesive -· • E•sy_to_•_ppl_y_ .._._ M•1 ••tr• Jtickinq power t"h•t l•1t1 •nd 11th A little ljlO•t 1 lo"" Wly 45~ .. , ~ Inch Masking Tape ' ~ 'iii inch wicle ·•, 60 yd, roll e Gr11t for home ,rojech e S+ock upl ~ ... _ ... , \ • prevent Maeom P r o-d U-c-l-1 _communi~M~Uoos subsldlary. · ' GP ~Sun Wal lirt , ! I l: 1 I 1 \~ ( • "4lll' _SMef, :. t • I/I" ti>;"'--i f f1 •1 1 \ e · Lt, wel11ut 1h•cl..,. 1 j . 1 \ e ~!•utifu/ . ·' '· ·.\ •. \ .. lture finish . J49 ,- CLOSED THANKS&IVING DAT .............. Wtd .. Mn. 22 \ \ Glidden Latex lfouse Paiiit Depelld1b\e-per .. - fortn•"c• e _lru,he1 011 •e1ily ' with 110 "dr•q" e T-1• cl••• up with Joep '1t w1ter Mod•I No, l.040 -.... 6.4t ' 4aa ' ... ... llJl'*8,' 'flJultthrpase ~~c.~~~~ Into •••hor1e1 e For 11phol1t1ry Ule, foo ...... .GP R£DWllOD --REDDI ·DECK ~-e 4,,_..'w2" •ecto11t • Apply OYir Molt turf•·c•• •• M•ke1 • pro- fession•I p1tlo or cleclr eree 1'35! .... Sired Satin Latex Wat Pairt • e le•"•• no l•p ---M·.n:, e E11y to cle•n lu•t "f•lh ~· ~YeJ, l•1finq ~M,·11~ • l • \• • S?! ·· . Stanley 108 Fl Steel .Measure • I 00 f'••f' lon9 for bi99e1t STAN! EV jobtl • Greif for •fl'I•· teur •"4 pro- ' fe11lonal 11ike, -. 34! ConY9ni•nfly locotff .•• E0ty To leocl\I i666 HA.OR BLVD.· .IN COST ... MESA PHoNE S46-7010 . ' . l HOURS, WEEICOATS 9 TO 9 SA TUlOAY ANO SUHOA Y 9 TO 6 PM J ' .'.GP \-) incl! • Particle Board . . . . • 4lll' 1i&e ... • EC•of!tlcel .. • Hit m•ny uJff, .. ' i11 home ... . . proj1cft 2'!. <I> Black & Oeder · -1Yo laclt-Saw • • lmp,.Yecl, bur11.i out p,.Ncted-- I ·hor1• pow•' Motor • Beyel i11d cl1ptt. 1clju1t- fliMlh • • Meclel No • 7JOI e, Rl9id •lum!num fr•m• ·• ICiitt 1i1e vi•I• ., .... ., .. roplece. • f'rlc.J for ·~rv hom• werlttlo!I' 34.! • -<. ' --Thundoy, N°""bt' 16, 1972 DAILY PILOT p Parun Bags Stopping · Wishhone--I.t's NO , Mystery U ~et Win . . LOS ANGELES (AP) -Whit•• the What'• !he secrtt behind ~ the ,.;;;a,.. -• • / ~-llWen . u•s dllncolr to ~ ..,_,. .·-=-~-!be -4-UCl.\'•-•1-_ So the Tn>Jaaa, wbo had Jut week oil, who la not a ood tackler a aln t the fl." ·over Smith • • -T olf-? • ..,,.t'I the, q -ICrW llila---iia~~«Ia.<I wlshbooe." He adda, " no, I don't l""lider "I reiDY do, think --loom la week at !be Un!Ymily of 8'!u)bsn · ~ -getting lilJOl'ed with the Boll It down lo players ••· players, .. myte)I an upert on defeodlng the --_. ._ In the Cli> ~anill ., the natldodY ~lflli!'d -of Ii e triplb<>ptloD wiahbona." _,._ .. -Jformlt Jol11111111"~ lod , _,tell Tn>JIDI ,.....,.. . for wlshbooe. . says LeYy. baUblck. "Our wbole olfw!Ye llDe llld 1,_lCl,.A Saturday. The vlclor goes lo the The Tn>Jana moY play IJoebacl<er U,p "It takes -1 Io run the wilhbooe . Incidentally. LeYy notet, "llomtr evel')'body ""°""' tbt willlbono. U we do Role Bowl. cl\)ler than usual ·llld , Ibey }JUIY jump or any lonll!'tlon and ll other playera In Smith was on an NCAA coaches con> · llODf"tblnll wrong, we -.jijiy anil ,we-.rr,antl ,. sa11-i>aYe _L<yY,-~.. ltOWld .aomeJo...U~~t lo coofuse your league aro better, you'll I-." mlttee and asked me to write"° article, can· Perfect It. We~ • . . coi>rdlnatOr tor USC' C011C11 Jotio 'Moltay, Bruin blockers. More imDOrlaiil: says ""tevy wrote ;OllO-woro~•te<.'lmlcal-whlch--l-did with coach-14c:Kay:a-1lp- . "YI• bOl" wf1al'1. ~ to .-_," there's !!!! ~ lnvol'ied., l!:labo'!_te . ~vy. everyJ'IYJl!l on the /ield beitet be article" on tllo wlll)booe aboUI two years proval." says Jollllon, leadlq ~· plner lo dtfeosive maaeuven aren't IOlutioiis, i gOod tackler: , J ago ror a coaches' manual. He recalls bis Smith, then head coach at University the Paclfic..fl Conference with ,.,. y1rdl. either. ' \ , • • 1_'Tbe wistJJlo!re forces you to man·to-introduction: of ~ Paciµ~, no~ la offensive "f{e know what to~ Ille ci1ber team '_To !loleod tho williboiie," aaya l,,evy, 11181\ def~. llome teams have plnyers "The wlshbooe-T. Is a J111e offense' cooidirialOr for UCIA Coach Pepper' to do on defenae.11 "You've got.:_&o underltaDd bow it who are beUer pass de.fenders than theory but we-a!wanLfett at Soutbenl Rodgers. ~ .. ~ , ' • I .. ~ugw ,Bmd:·Teani8 ~t : '.'.t"' .I \.. I ).. . -' . ' . . f ,. '"'\: :aai;rra;-~pg~~t~s In :Co.tign :~~~~'.~ . . r , , ' PITI'SBURGH (AP ) -Pro football is bring)l!jl out the Jiesl In Franco Harris, the Pl\isllurgh Sleeler rookie wbo bu replaced poleollal with performance. Even at Perm state, Harris nevec ran with the bone-jarring authority he displayed Sunday to the -ball of Pltlsburl!h's 17-f win over the Kansas City Chiefs. In the lut two quarters, he blasted for all but 15' pf his 1M rushing yards, and his ,.._,.. tack!Mreakln.I earned him rec:Opltlon w-.y u tlie AlsoCiated PHii Oflemlve Player of the Week to the National F-League. It marked tha -time tbla -k that a Sleeler bu.bel!ll ~by the AP.'A day -llllelJlcil« Jack Ham WU named delemlve Player Of the Week. Ham and Barria ""° teammalet 11 Pe1n Slate, '""""' Ham made All-~ but illrTll never aeemecl to melt tbe polliillal he -durtoc bla ~ ~ toJuriol bla oenlor yw~f.lool~. DO-pound l'Ullllol bOct played to Ille' .-... of l.ydol1 Mftcbell Yet.ha hit ....., on s1nJoC tbla -to ielcl. Ill Steelm runnen with 111 yards, and lie bu nJlbed fO( --than loO yarda to i.ur of bla laot nve -TllO key lo the chanp may be mollv• lion. ' Cal, Stanford Set to Match · Passing Games_ ''This is the NFL,'' he. added. 0 You have lo be ready every Sunday becauae you are go)l!jl qahlll the be!I. There are DO easf oppone.nta.11 In a l ... ldealisUc vein, Harris oon- -cedes thal financial reward II also 111 ID- centive. 11Playing for money is a pretty big part or it," the Ni!w Jersey naUve Ilk!. "1bere's pride ln wanting to be chlm· pions, to be the best, but there Is money benefit, too." .. In addition lo his rqular contnct llld t!ie pollibility of playoff money, llarril said be ailO flflum to make llOtne lllOllOY • tbr0\1111 Jncootlve ~In his ..-11<1. Ile did not ·-· but It la llAl1 he'll eom a tidy IUl!I ll lie makes RoGlde ol the Year, a dllttoct polliblllty at the -t Nobod1 will be n>OtlDI for hilt> .... tbao the Stetl<r coachea, who be" cm- ceded tbe1 had doubll about llarril eoriy ln~camp. • Rahman Signs OAXLANI> -'!be Golden. Slate W• non ·annouooed Wednesday tllll ,.,-111"• llcned guanl Malldl "Abduf.l\abnim, a 1"lo apol releallOd on walven bJ tllt I/ ' Pl YING ON IC--Phlla~elphla Ji'lnrs goalie Michel Belhumeur goeo .sprawlillg on the J(t u ·New York - Rangers' Bill Falrbllrn (right) attempts tO score. ..,,_ The boat New York club scored a 7-3 vi®ry In the National Hockey League tilt Wednesday night "I -you could say I got ,..Uy ex· clled for some aames In high tcbool 1nd college, but • lot of ttmeo we were playing weak teai ma," Barria noted 1lter a light drllt 'l\Jeldli". Bullalo lln•ea tut -. .. llobman. ~. the formor Walt !llmlll, baa a....,..t tU points a ·--eight Netlooal Buketball A-- itea90ns, • • .. • I .. . . --. DAILY PILOT Dit.IL Y PILOT ,..._ IW .._, ......, • • MISSION VIEJO'S GEORGE BUSH (5), LAGUNA'S JOHN WELLSFRY MIX IN POLO ACTION. . -. . ' ~lays Tight End, Too • !~Winchell Gives .Spark Goalie's Play • • Tops Artists; . · MV Wins, 9-7 • I .. Agaimt Serv~ Mater-Dei Bid.s Championship On-the Line For Pirates Ol'lap Q>Ut llllJele will play 111 llnll loodllll -at the ....... llatjlrday at San Diego M-. Or will It! For Playoff Berth With GDO lllDO lo play la the ncuJar ...,.., the Plra1'9 ore IVf!I:'/ much In the Mater Del lup's Mooardll and the Friars will ha ... to llaJ with their """ runmn; for a otale ployot! berth, 81 are Friars at Servlte d..ii In All&elus Loque oJoc came ,..,., and lhot'•-what Mater four -·~-• _ _. ~-~·-Del ...ould like to ... with deltllll...... ~ ~ ~ ~~-· foodllll act1m1 ""1lflil at Santa Ana Bowl· IUcbard Gemel and lleclor Delcldlllo t.ama. · - and at alUe ii Clllllclerable moro than ready for -iare. '\ JI OOITlloa'(S.IJ beatl Fulllrlon Salur. pride alone. • . K1cbC! 11 llated !or I o'cloct and Ille day nJcbt, the F-will be undlaputec1 'NlnMr ligures to line an Inside track U>c FV' w u d. cool.,.... cbampons to the CIF AAAA playoffs providing . S 0 or But II the F'lloonl looe and Sonia Ana room II avallable lo secood place teams. wins, the wiMer at the -OOC lime Both 1eams aro ·I-I In leoa1le and a game ' will be cne at tour """"'mplom. ~~ Pa~t upoel over the CIF'• T,op' S11Ml.· rise Repmmtal!VM -tile cooferesa No. 11'811ked St. Paul S-en Friday -.r would then meet lo plct the pla,yolI "" lll&bt would pye ~·· winner a pol' • tnmt. t1cD " the circuit cbampionsbJp and a Of '72 Season s., .. ,. ooc coocb Dick',_, "Our eertaln berth II> the~ game with M-II a na1 pwdble cbam. Cooch Bob Wooda' llGaardll aro • plonsblp lllDO·" lle'l9>j)Olnt lavoril'9 to dispole of the Coach Bruce Pickford W<es two-·1•toon --Olym"'·---~-~-.. ._ F,riars. Mater Del has oot lost to Servile ,.. •-.-~ an ~ ~ ~ since 11161 _ -the Friars pooled a l:I-football, and thanks to Douc Wolford he ......, ...., oil 1111 -qa1na1 eer. · o victory and lmocked Mater Del out ·of baa -at¥ lo do evm ·moro GI lt than r!tos (44-11) and Tllcter ~ lbey'U be the plo1"fs. It wul the only points be upocted at Fouollln Valley Hlgb 00 l1ll' OraJllO Ooul. scored.., Maler'Del theenUre ....... ScllOOl thll year. "lt'J a pOillblO cbampiollllllp pme for TooJPI'• test flguies to be a mud bath Wolfonl, who aloog with his Ban>ns them •-" be reminds. -bu the with curreot rains destroying the turf at ....., the Slnla Ana Bowl and the footing Is ea· teammal'9 II preparillc for Satunlay same coot.....,. . .-.! (W) aa Orall(e pecte<t to be poor. nlibt'• matdwp with Santa Ana Valley at nu, Fll11er""1 aild Sama AnL '1bus the Moaarcbs will be trying to the Santa Alla Bowl, ll"l'!led In lo the Tllcter odds tb11 Wllllla(: "I hope to ~ It simple with the lolli.ct -atartlng -pDli1m froelntl Dml beet -·· -line lao't .. pd pli71 ot Mart stanbrit and-the on tackle -!Gr-.. alone. u Slnla Ana'• or ... 'D p1 bell. 1 cloo't slanll ol ballbact Jim Gildea. Gardea "Wollonl ni thlnl ...... H.w end at has the ahWly to ,. an the .,,.., -...,. --...... -11ow ... did • ...n • "" did 1a1 In mod _ and quarterl>act Steft -the atart at.'the -llld lo be -week. They're nan, ...,..,_ • dale may by lo cnm up the Servile he didn't fllure In our plw," Pld<lord Tho Plntol trimmed -Ana, IJ.14, defeme with bll pusiDg game. aayz. ''But'--IOI lnJared... .., a luknh-!le fleld goal b)' Benny Wood& &111 bis bigpsl ccacem with mo'9I! him to center and he bu dime ao n•~ -~ In ·~ ~~ Servile ls the polling game, "'P""aliJr ~-. ----up with the sift 11"'11111 kdlnl bis --me .Job. . men t1m 400 net yw'Cla In -. dary apllllt Servile pmer Mart Herms. "Our line cooch ratea him U Ille of the ''Ovenll l WU baJIP)' wi1b Ille -• Hermo baa --coad1 Cbud: Gallo'• best cmten ...... ...,. bad." TllWr AYL '"Illa Jatercepllam (!Ive) j[:·To Chargers' Defense . 1'''',....1 •• ace in the bole ~ durin& the Once be bad establMbod blmoell_at the hurt 111, but I thlnl: thet -a Jot mw campaign and bis lavOrlte 1lrgetl aro center opot, Wolford baa i::.i:: a them thin ........, ha oatatond...., Steve Keoloo, Rick Garro-and Bob ambloatlon Gf ,....., to _,,,.:"' .,_, ve"" - By ROOER ~N ~~hasaccountedforl,1117yardsln Pi~bu ~ tbeni bee•"" ha'1 :1'11=..s~Dml: ., ., --'"" the air and ligurea to keep the air filled tumed out to be the best man "" ha'" · Into the ~ fGr the -hall, "but M ! · ~~·s Chargers have a chance i£:· ~~· CIF playoff compeUtioo 'a. ~ at.once ~ they can get by spearheading the defeose-lt's No. 90:6-3, 2QO.pouod Dao Winchell "We've med Dan in every defensive play of every 1ame and he cao play Ugh! end, Joo," says Asaro. Mission Viejo lllgh'• Dlablol came ·with bis darta If It doesn't rain during the for the position," Pld<lord AYL "lie'• a I bad lo do lt~l ......,'I have back from a four.pol dellclt to capture test. · very oteady plof<I', a pd -who played tbem, · s-tland. • the Orange Leegue water polo champion-JJ It's raining toolgbt It's apparent the doem1 maq m11tam. And be'a Wirf Snetland ao lojuftd -ond ' ' '··lficDoFa Friday night at JI'~·~ ship Wedneoday a!te..-, f.7, over host f:r f:r f:r quiet for his Ille.'' Jacbon a bad ontle, but both will n1um Laguna Beach in an overtime V<nllcl AW, I~ Wolford Is a Ubly 1or -· Tllcbr, -.... pramiled , Victory would glw coach Vince Maro's Chargers at worst 1 tie for the Irvine League foot1iOll diamplooship a n d pos.tjbly outright p!l ! l'ion if Fountain Y alley wbipo Santa Ana Valley Saturday night at the Santa Ana Bowl. 11But_ he'J IUCb an important part of our defenae we"re tried to keep him out of the game cm offense. He's just come into bis own as far as coordination. We've credited him with 35 Individual tactle:s for the year and that's about twice the normal rate for our defensive eods. Their primary job Is to block and jam the play up oll tackle. ·before ·an overflow crowd ol 500. -.. - -.. -oboc>in for the team's n;:.,r thel Col Sllorto and Ron Krap, -It~ the·largeit crowd fn the lUstory t~ ~!:'.!. ~: ~:-=. t player •want. IDd Im the-to IO fli' Si! z'lml m:l JICban, wtll plQ' a of_ Laguna Beach aqua1b mxl t bey LG Roll! 110 21• °"""' T oo to jtmior coUep football or blgber, 1eo good dial. weren't disappoinled in tf!'IN ol ezclte-.. ~ = ~ :: =-~1 conllnc: to Pickford. "'Ibey did ' hell ol a job," Tucker meot. The kiss snapped Laguna'• unbeat~ JtT Al¥-1u 11s NMflllt LI Wolford may have been a 8lll'priae to 1111. 110f courae, they were the same ·en string at 13 while Mlssioo Viejo is ~: ==:.. ~= ?: =--.. ';! Pickford tbls leUOD, but the _B1roD1 two guys wbo got abeUecl the week before ' tr:.• LH CO.-. 11S 115 ,_,... HI coach....,. the aucc:ea of bil upciimtng by Csritm but they Md 8 fttk of waft . The Cbargero come Into Friday's test with a &+I overall and !>I league mark aod muclJ GI their -la credited to a clef .... thal bu aDond no loam moro then two-. DOW ~. Fl DllNdltle 115 lU 11.-.,.. HI ~ ·~ I Mission Viejo's Scott campbtll hlt the •-'-''--.::.::":c"'::..._.c•B:_.:_'•::....:-=::.::..-_:' __ opponeo1:.:_ __ hasn_'l _________ ~_w•_-_ ..... __ Ana_::.P_me_'_' --- winning pol with • penalty eftart 45'' - Tbaf'a been a nectsllity' lime ·no four occas-the Chargers haft -·held to one touchdown. ~ . And It's rather obvious wbo'1 been Readers' ' ' .. Hot Corner "He's knocked down the passer lix timel, -the -to be throwo ... complete elgbt times and blocl<ed two punts," adds Asaro. Asaro credits Wlncbell's ability to move laterally as his main asset. "He's rangy ... like a basketball1Jlayer." Winchell and mates will be under fire against Magnolia according to their coach, who figures Magnolia's numing game will put presmre on bis ends and I secondary. "We've facod the optlaq aD year and we should know what to do. The problem lies in the fact that MaKnolla is a bJghly disciplined team aod doeao•t make too many mislaia:," be adds. -lnlo ""1'1ime, but ti -the ouperb pelie play" llm! -that woo ti for ooodl Doug Burt'1 crew. Laguna -bad • " lead with 32 -left and Tm! Redwita had • penalljt .shot opportunity for the Artists. But. Diamood blocked two shots (the firat was nullifoed by the olficiala) In a tr. mendous defenSlve effort. . Moments later George Buab took a mate's pass and rammed the ball In from tlree yanlo to ~ It al sis: with Zi ,... "'da left in regulation. Then the wilmers worked for ao ln- fraCtion in overtime, got it, and eo& nected with the peoalty shot. Two more gools from the field by John Leogue ..,.Jed it aod the Dlabloo had tbeii' firat Sports Editor ever varsity polo title end a berth in tbe Dear sir Ski Resorts Busy CIF playoffs. Y · · .......... O>och George Can1'• Llguna autnt our attention is mvited to "'~-, 1 St-had taken 8 4-0 ieed in the fir1t period 6 wlo by Newport Harbor · Hlgb'• Sou\belU California 'mOunllln resorts and seemed to have emytbtng r'*'I 111 iqLllomore team over the hitherto ..,. C.. _ apect some bea.,Y activity thll way with goalie Larry Fbette clollng defeated Weslminster sophomore l-11 ~from skiing eothUllaats. the door al th<! net with hll nifty - leolll. · W1!b a !"W llorm dropping 12 lncbes of But the Diablos de!enae toot over at This 1' Newport's fifth •tra!iht win blue -. 00 the B;a sear Lake, ..... that point aod allowed-·-two llll<mM• llnce their opening Sunset League IU ~ _, ,... Jou to Anaheim. Tueaday, two resorts are oow, open ao~ !nm the field for Laguna in the lfLl:<llid Coach Jim Gwyo's IO!lbomores are a three -are eipected to -tbls and third quarters. speedy team with excellent spirit. 'lbe weekend-' Redwitz, who !COft!d tour goals, ap- lalt chance to oee this team will be this s....i 8'P,m\iit and Goldmine !:e1l/"1 HI peared to bil the winning pol with 2:45 ·FridtlY at 3 p.m: at Newport Harbor's feet 9t,moiw.'with excellent skifug. Snow left on a shot off Nell Amsden'• lob, but __ _.praciJce field when_Jbey_R,..Jay,_,Mar...,tna..._· -;:Swnml;5;';;;;.t '"has; lllght,_s,.klln_,,g_W.__edoc.._ces<fa'--\-Y:.';_• _ then Dialnood took over one! r.veneit Hiib'• sophomores. Frldiji liiil~ro" . II all -- Newport has a chance to tie for first in Snow FOftllt ''(in the Big Bear I.Pe Laguna's chances for victory were their .Jeague. ~a)1 and llDl1day Hill and Table· ~ damaged with the loes of Douc Jolw, -Jack Mulroy . 1lln 1t11 lhlWilgbtwood 'side) alOix· JOlii-WeIISfrY aoo· ""'-' Marton In the Newport Beach pecte<t lo -UM weekend. third period to fouls. • "' lltVINI POLO ACTION _;;:, Costa Met& goalie Brett -11oa llellll Ille bill IWl1 from Corona dtl liar's · Br u c • llrumpbob (center) in Tuuday's lrvlne ~ water polo showdown. lllean Hike Hol· ltatar (right) looks on. Corona del Illar won, ~. • \ - ~eOit it • ..... •latT ... 11 ., Qn1rts NOW*Mt I \ \ ~' . "'~~ I I ._ ... 'o ' • , ' ' l • • )I. ' ' ,. .... 01· "'' .... l ' I ,, •. •.. ... ""-._,' ..... 0·1.,.• "" ' A> ' I . I t \ '' - DA.IL Y PILOT . j • . •Eagles ·See · ·Carl.son Important Factor LaSt Shot Injur y Df>e sn't Hamper . Different I ,.,._.. , p. • Au;,wnk Fnr VjkPlil: ~s ;;;;;...J.Jl b· l-1;;• C • Def--~ !1 -1Jwm -_:_as_stng ltlUtJ -N:~r.i.i ~ ~ ~-T~-ummings Wlllmlalter lllCb'• Liolll dispenlable In the Llona' a~ outslandlni bocb that we'll . / l --George Hartman is happy ll)'I. "What we dld lall net chance of knocking 0 f f li. tatan& High SChool bu are on tbe 1:brelbold ol a 1&-tack. ha\l'e , to contain," • a Y s They -p1aY for prestige Fri-but cautious these days and ls ls· evidence of what we are Southwestern (tJed _. l t b _ "° ' seen a different defensive cand c8'ght ~ 1D the CIF BolnlJ's ameern w Ith Badwell. . . day night at Westminster High waboualkingl A• uegg·ke ~!A1~a. n moving <:a'~Bbieut "!,edo"!_~veev"!A ~~t Paklmar at 1-1 in the coo-AAAA loolbll1 pl_l7olfJ ud II Anabelm lloml iround the Westmitlltet'• pasalng game ~ -= . ·~ w ~ formation from nearly every they can tel bi' AMbelm rilnnlnc punch ol bacb Kirt ICCOW!ted for two touchdowns when the Newport Harbor 1!f.tman ii the ooacb of the Palomar: If we can, It will still ference)." "'"" opponent tbia aeasoo and loot· · Slll!nlaY ·lllibt II La P-Bethke ud Howard Canoq. against Newport llerbor, but sailors entertain the Marina Sloweback College Gauchos give 111 aa good ~record 85 we Oj)e of the maln!laya for the <>j ' ball coach Pbil Brown flgum Stadium It 1IOllld appear "Alllhelm ii one of the mosl the -stall reftecled only two Vikings football team In Ille football team who meet -have ever-had,'1'1-l. Gauchos tbia ,..,.. has been "'" It will happen again thls-ic:--theTD,-11·1 llOllDd place Wlderrated lel!DI In the C!F. compietiool In nine attempts. Sunset League finale for both Paloaw'a Comets Slturday "U they beat us. it's all all<Ulfel'l.'OCe eomlldato., llod '"' • '!be Eagles will meet Loe team ln9ldlrc tbore II ,_, U .., a ...,. quick defenae -la llllCIJOCe1led wtth squaila. night -at Escondido H i g h ov.r. 'lbey'll he °""hamps CUmmings at deferulve guard. Alam!•·· Fr'da t N........-avallabto lar ............,.. In·. ud an nff-that's like a the tboughil o1 -!ency Newport coaoh Don Lent is School in an important J'i"loo and go to the piayoffJ . • w.> 1 Y 8 ~ .. ..,... ~ the 18-tlliD eUmlDLUom. bomb J'eldt._ '° go off. But the _a. ill tbe paaa1ng attack: ''We're Conference outing. 1'We are stJJI tn the running, ''To me there is no tioer ·~ HarbOr in the-season finale lot It c• IDlc' Wlf tit 1:1.'. thing that rially worries me is aVera£ffil"'jieii'ln11 yards a hopeful hil players o.W:lll be up 'We-finally put a ball g8°" though. It's a charnpiomhlp defensive lineman aoy:whfre in both teams . 'nae ~ of. COids BUl tbe abllity of Bethke .and game pusirtg and that's not for the canfrontalion but isn't together as a team," Hartman game for us. Otaffey has· a the state," Hartman UJI. '!be tricky defe!lllS ho.. --•-•lied ear-. They're two very too bod.'' • sure ol tlloir Dmlla1 outlook. "He's definitely a major col- ,..-beendeligoedtostoptailbact ~la•orJtea to "I oof,e thie .aeniors are lege prospect and can go ,. Dan Princeotto. w11o .haa -~~""'~o=': . M . ready, at least. This is their Go'lden West S eeks anywhere and play. " -scooted for 1,105 yardl tbla w........... la ...... 'end Holland Fears esa· lall shot. Bui the team as a "He's quick .. a cat and is a bu the ... ........ whole hasn't shown •t · d big kid. Opposing t e-1-m s fY.'11' seuon,_ t y've been sue-Ouct ~ J IS rea..21 always double-team him even .,.. cellful only to I point. . .. ~ I very by '* . to ""'y this week." Best-e'v· er Record !bough he's been playing with .. pl::~~':'::;:: ~~ ... ':::!:.~ Might Put lt "Toget~.er ~if~~~~ an .. :!~:Ubissea::;_.led .., their throail O!' plannbig to u • gool llDe fuDllack •· --.. ~ Although tho cllim>pionship ahead of Buckland and Steve on iasl .summer bat-tl..11¥D't pass,/' says Bilown. whole ."ID ~ p·t±c Pme he's lt11 been one., of tboee' yeirs · Roli;m then goes ·~'n to paat.u:e' tbaD,.the game at has eluded them' again, the CashdOIJar'.s mark of 80. responded and will havetto be •i~• Eaglee are H this Yea\'· .,.._ ... __ .,._. , '*the Corolla del Mar llil!h potnt_1nll •that the Seo Kings ~t'.i:e hoping to get 8 good Golden West College Rustlers Should the blonde bomber opened up again when the 1 n.~11 ~· ,, Scboo.I Sea ir. ...... football ...... _ ha•e given up two toucbilowns f ..2_ .. --. out of Jim s..n..k football team can post the score against Harbor Friday selison ends. • 'll'I alwa!)'s been .o Ur ·.. mer a:-. ...,.. ~ to~--te-wo foea and one to l""l',,_"_,._., """ scboo.l's best evei record with night, he would •·ve -ven "He only ,..... •"-••• -•, """-""y •· •·•· ~~ ••-r · -' ud _..tt willhe time to sil ~ --• I again.Jle'•.heen a co.,.lstent ·~ --_.,.... ::1t• ~ ..., .-c: wua' w. ~ two others. pe.rfortner ·for. us and wil.i be a victory over Los Angeles oomecutive gamel-in which he practices, then comes Cllt and -~ gives us, and we've #our Dare control. He ,.. hia back and reDect. • "And don't ~· 'I lot or playing his final game this Harbor College Friday night has scored, .another record he plays a great ball game for us been coming out and loQting short route to keep the defense But ~ now it'•· a le880I\ the 8COr';' ag~ us have week ... at Wilmlngton, now shares with Jtt-a n d y on weekends. "':'. at def~ these teams have honest apioat oUr~wJ de finale with Costa Mesa and ·cofne II_ iUnst the offensive Lent _,__ pm· pom· led Ji'm Golden West has never run Vataha. "He's as.good u , and pn>b-·"' never run befOl'e." --..J.. D Holl--' · f arf I t t 1 ~ receivers and be'a also a very coaQ.I ave lWU ts e u team on l n er c e P on~.· Nledhart for his outstanding up more than slx victories (its c.omelius completed Z O ably better than any lineman still, it's likely to be the ron--dana:erout receiver.'' a a y s of the Mustangs Putting hunbleB and other mistakes. line play both on offense and preeent .~ in a 6-3 season to passes a week ago to nm ·biJ we have had at Saddlebackl ' ~~-or Prlninceothe tto, the leadingled Boswell. .'_together a complete game defense! date) in one season (1969), two-year total to 201, ahead of CUmmings has made 39 <»! • ~thieftie inlreq 8~· coup of Carlson has caught 11 Saturday night. Niedhart has had several The· Rustlers have finlshed John Inglehart's two -ye~ r tackle!! unassisted this aeuon wi uen passes passes for 15S yards during "They have been in every N 1 Seed 11 u and ha 1 ed ,secondOiDy one ttzne in con-mark of 198. and been in on 52 otben, ho Mike Magner, that will give the aeuon, lnclUding a 3$-yard ball-p.me and ahead in a lot ol. { o. co ege 0 ers s p ay r~~j~~~~~~~~~~~~~Mll )' J Estancia its points this year. t 0 u ch d 0 w n ~.. from tbem," Holland anaJvc.e, "U both ways for the Sailors this ference standings and a win Princeotto could be ,....... ,,~ season. "I think be has a Friday night would assure :CL' fl . . even quarterback Dan Acctmando. .ill»ey made tbe league ~n-. To p~ .. a'tes slight edge on offense," Lent coach-Ray Shackleford's more e eective with the Most of hla receiving pat· dings out of the first half of .u. says. charges of a similar finish. •• !-return to complete health of . terns are short ones owr the play, they wwld be right in ' Lent will have early ···-· Whi , the fullback Scott Gayner whose "·--...,__,., 'le . game means li\Ue . . • · middle and between the d~ ~. WHl111ER ~ Orange C'.oast rushing leader Kevin Reeser thi team : ~o:mg springs Princeotto ders. The Sea Kings have likewise C'.ollege has ~ seeded first back in 'the fold for the final &:c~::1rd 1!e~ ~:U:1 bav~ "He's been get tum stronger His blocking ability i s. had their share of the miseries and Golden West third in the game. But he may not start an important bearjng on the ~ • . each week," Brown says. "He further taktn advantage .. ol this campaign but ·the,atgut Sootbern ~mla junlOr col· against the Vikings. suct.Ss of the current-"8llOllo . played the whole game last when Westtntnster gets ~1de defense has been steady most Jege water polo p:iayoUs which Pete Brown suffered a "'The game has its own set MERELY THE WORLD'S BEST35MM CAMERA SYSTEM ~!< week and did a creditable job the opponent~ five yard line. of the Irvine League cain-get under'-way' Tuesday at Rio broken nose against --he' inaerted t 1 .. nba k ruojgn -• of values and even though the ff'1':;::_ and I tblnk'he'U-have--a-good --1..ucu a a o...~ c -· -Hondo COilege.--Westminster last week and is conference-ehampiODSbl"p--h:il . --,.....,_ game this week." . , . for blocking purposes for Holland praiSes the work of OCC's Pirates • wiN face a doubtful participant at a Despite the loss to Santa tailback Tony Accomando. John · Grower aod Gr e g eithe!"Cypress or Rio Hondo in running back post. U he = decg~~· it is like any ·Ana Valley Brown was happy Despite bis %10 pounds an a Wheeler along with down a ,firsWound game at 2 p.m. doesn't start, Mike Thompson ML-with lbe eff~. "We shut them 6-0 frame, Carl9on is the lineman Bob Jones and names whBe Golden We!t tangles will move to that spot and Much has been writ~ ..... down except for a few re. fourth fastest player on the them as~ key to the Sea wfth Paloriiar at 11:30 a.m. either Reeser or Kevin abouttherunnlm;:ofRickRioe ;,~. verses and a couple of key Westminster squad. HI s Kings defense. 'If Golden West wins It will McCartney will be in and the passing of Bill .. passes that hurt us," he says. versatility makes him in-"John has been a starter play again at 4:30 Tuesday ThOmpson's place. Cornelius already this,...season. bn. . for three years in our defenaive ' while OCC. ls e:ipected to play "We don 't know if Pete will Both figure prominently in the secondary,"· the coach says. · its second-round game at 7. be able to play or not," ~nt school's record books now and ~; FV Tabbed tO J -se; "He has the mo• t .in-The cbampW>nship tilt is 1:45 says. both have add 1ttona1 op-JAJ terceplions, I believe, a(»d is Wednesday. · · 'lbe Newport Harbor coach portunlties to add their names :r-:~ ..1 great et coming up to handle 1bi top rour teams in thie ls fearful -of a letdown by bis la other categories Friday • the run once a play develops. I tournament advance to the own team and an all-out night. '!!'i' Tro1·an·s. B1"g Fa''Or1·1es think he definilely has college \state cliamplonships Dec. 1-2 performance by Marina. Last week -·gained Hll ~wt ---·-. T' potenti.11." .: at Rio Hondo. "They didn't suit up lS or 20 yards in 3!I Ca1Ties to bl.'eak ,,. What . about Wheeler, the Cypress and Rio -Hondo are players last week and I Charlie Buc~:!'s record for A11. fountain Valley is a two-Saddleback's Gauchos are Sea Kings' outside linebacker? expected to have a. playoff assume it was for disciplinary most yards in a sing!e season. point underdog to Santa Ana three-point underdogs to host "He's a good hitter and a game Monday to decide which reasons . But everyone will be Buckland netted .1,142 in 1970 INCLUDIS,•C-1 1.1 H ,_ I.... $47145 S4fli.lll; 1JS-· 1.5 H .._ ( .... S14t.tlJ ..i ....... c-. ra... $16,lll ·-uY1sioo.oo.1 hcbtso.tyl --Valley in the closest -game on Palomar Saturday night -while great reseter and he makes goes to the playoffs. back this week, I'm sure. and Rice moved to 1,176 for the Orange Coast prep football Orange_ Coast is pit'ted by slx very few mistakes on the field . In the two other games, "Marina has bad a lot of the first nine gam(#:ll thli year. l:::::::===:::::=;-;;:-:;:::::==-;:;;;:=:=.J front according to thel>AILY and Golden West by ·nine OD "J.ones is the leader OD second-seeded Fullerton faces problems with injuries this Rice scored a touchdown r HARIOR PHOTO l'iLOTlllilf~ton< the.......a.ity........ I" --and haa tlle _.mosl ei~·V-.0 or S·~nta seasonaswell.Ilallofthem agalllSIRioHondotogjvehlm ~ ,. .... -. ., · -ll·a~ . ........,..._, • .Ulver Ra ld e·r p 01,~t1 Bar!>ft•t l&:li .Lin. and ·retum,itcouldhealongnight 14 for the year -highest ---·-·-· · · ·, ···~· . ~-. · "' . (-ye 1Jll!Dil at · _ I). ·!!i!n:l!t~l'..aalt ~Ila~ for our_ kids U they aren't _lingle_season total-in the 3111· E. COalt-""r.,;..c-nr ilol -" • • 1 • ; J10n tn'llie -iD -_.-tlii: . Girlliiis -...cleC ,lit. San n!ady 'lo play football." Lent llchool'• history. lie abo b89 lanl<Am«ka.. -,....,. ea.-,_ """ ....,. -In wldJO vsc II... _<llQIOJ ; _,.. · • ._ --·t ·U:&. . laments. Ill points this season to move 6n.4670 ·ol!M!7cJio.Oconfda. ,·• i<ftoppleu~· . • • -. '_,;_ 'F ,t:;,.. ' JC ·o.e,m 'II' over )..(' ",-.,_,,. U ~-· b)I ~and : ·-. ~[.," . Waahmpa, °""" Wliablngton -0::. """""'" • Stale by .lllre« In' other tradl-...,........ _~_..,, ~~~-&~ ·-"*'~ D¥W Ml~ tr; t n---· .--u-"i. I U'IMtr ~ ~N~ ,t.h fW,, ~ pick ~VV t h e LIK-&wl7 '• Bean " SI~ -·ClllflriM W ,. · ' ' • ' °"'°" _.OrlMft si. ... _.., 1 , L '# ............................. , ' . ' , Mld\lpll Mr l"\lrdlll bir 10 , ' . Allbllnl owr 0-VS. bY 5 /., f ColOl'ldO -II.Ir Forq bV' T-Oftl' Mbllulppl 't:/1'7 West Vl1'9ir111 OWi" Sy!'~ "'1 2 Onrlge e.st _. SD Ml:lll 11Y t P11c11Nr -5-*'letNldt by l OaldMI w..t _. LA H«tiar by f • Mltwt Off -$eNl'9 by 7 ~ SA V1l1rt _, Founllln V1lley by 2 • WHtmlnsler·O¥W AMlll!m bV 7 ' eor-dlt ~r OYlf COit• ~ bot • ll -- l I O>'Mlge-$af\~b'f'• N.-port Harbor owr MlorllW bY l E1tancl1 _. Lm A!Mnltm b\I J l .. UNI llNd'I owr l>eM HllJI ""1 J EdllOl'I owr M8gnc)ll1 II'( 1t ' W•tenl owr Hwitlngton auch by 12 El Ntoo.r.. owr Ml.._ V)tt9 111¥ ' El Oar.io -UfllYWtlfY 11¥ 4 .. '73 IOI It CllLO -~·; .. -yr.-.... .. '73 CUTUSS SUPIEIE I~= i114 '73 DATSUl.24GZ ·.1 . •111 • '73 FORD LTD SQIRE ~~· •121 ...... l'UU.· .... .. ...... ..... .. '--........ c:..11' • SKIER'S CHOICE Pni1 1 1lil te Spalding N~ Uno, lhe-choioo of prof'losional .k~ \. ""1••· designed to g; .. Spalding's famous quality pee fanoa .••••• 150.00 al • I Sped1 , pcrtiailcrly designed for 'lhe inte1111edia1e skier 135.00 Oiapral, the ideal sic; Jar tt. begi.Nt«11M11--- .............. 95·.00 AllO CMll'lable, Sideral,1971-72 World 0.,. w....., •• • •• 180.00 ' . Sf>ALD ING . !J!JO!Jflj]fg[jJfff! U!J!J!j@ • . < . • • • e • 1 FASHION ISLAND e NEWPORT. CENTER e 644·2200 e MONDAY AND FRIDAY. I 0:00 • 9:10 e SUNDAY, 12:00. 5:00 e OTHER DAYS, I 0:00 . 5:10 • . ' . ' ..._ --. ~ . ' . T-. N"'mbtf 16, 1972 ·Area Offensive Stars BOB PALMER Col""OM del Mir JOI DEMITRAKOS EdliOn ROGER WAITE Huntington BMch MARK Sl'ANBRA Miter Del Uriiversit)· Players Confident ' \ CH UCK GLASPY Cost1Mou ' DAVE READ Estancia KELLY AKINS Laguna Beach ' MARK MAURER .Mlaion Viejo MARK ELJE NHOLM D1n1 Hiiis BRIAN HAYMES Fountain Valley FRANK JCALIN · Mlrin1 STEVE BUKICH Newport Harbor Hawkins • • Shines For SC .. - E Wllol ..... l Cllll• bun~ are i t VIie ~ trials and tribulations of his first year of coaching at San Clemente High are nearly over for Allie Schaff, and although the team's S.5,record may not seem to encouraging, Schaff isn't totalix dlstraught. "You can't be ecstaue-about f,,,,.i;;&,;. our record, but we've been = inC c E close in every game and the players have given It UO percent," Scha!f says. ''l think we've played good ball and its just the breaks of the game that the record isn't tmcb better." When be gets down to specific players in the 110 per- cent bracket, the name that immediately crops up ls senior roverback Jim Hawkins. "He's not big and he's not particularly fast, but he Is fairly quick and he's just plain • tough," Schaff says. "He's a real winner and be hasn't had a bad game for u.s this season." Hawkins is listed in the Tritons program as 5-10, 160 but Schaff hints that he may be a couple Inches -and at least 10 pounds lighter than that. ,There's no question about Im ability, however. "He always rates high on our defdlsi ve charts and he bad a particularly good game against Villa Park," Schaff says. "He was in on a lot or tackles and sicked their quarterback three times." "In every game except El Modena our defense bas been very strong and Jim ls a key man for us there." For the finale against Orange Friday the Tritons will be missing both starting ends Jerry Key and Charlie Dargan with shoulder separations, and Hawkins will more than likely be used two ways against the Palllbers. _ _ _ _ "We're very lean in person- nel, but that's one of the prob- lems you face when you're .the smallest school in the league," SchMf says. "We were lean last week against Villa Park, and we still gave them a beck of a game 50ti.l doo't think wo11 be backing down any from Orange." Schaff says the Tritons' main concern Friday will be to contain the Orange rushing attack and premier Crestview League halfback Clint Skaggs. "They were the preseason favorite, and they've only lost once so I guess their record speaks for itself," Schaff says. HB Faces Rugged / Obstacle HIGH-LOW CHAMPIONS -Dr. Don Dicus and part· . ner Lou Clem (from left) won .the Santa Ana Country Club annual high-low tOurnam~nt last weekelfd. Dicus. aided· the winning cause with a hole-in-one on Rldl._.. ...... the 15th. Russ Hughes (center) presents the trophiea while Pat Hart and Eel Eibell, runnersup, look on at right. Popkin Defeats Darnell · To Win CM Club Crown Norm Popkin defeated: Bob Darnell, 1-up al~ :Jl»oles Sunday to win the Costa Mesa Golf Course men's club cham- pionship. Popkin's victory culminated the month-long toornament on the IAs Lag0& course. foursome competition at Mesa try Club in Newport Beach. Verde Country Club over the Smith defeated Ch a r I es week_end wi.th __ the winning McLaughlin. 4. and 3, after 36 team pasting a score of 56. holes to gain the coveted Playing on the winning crown.t squad were Paul and Louis Other flight winners will be Robertson with Terry and determined this c o m i n g Ratekin ' . Nabs Gals' GoH Title , :ntt '18 . .. ~ In• CO ( ' 111'.) Mary Ratekin defeated Shirley Callaghan for the ·<;o'l president's cup tiUe at Mesa !Vm Verde Country Club recently .'>r'l and was awarded the winning .,;{J trophy by tourney chairman -Clubl . spriC ~ put' .,.., temp blocl 1 :.1 .... , , 81111\ ~ ... ... -, ~ .... I :;: ,..., 1 of Iii Calif com 4 P.W' moal lhenl lbe I Flight winners i n c l u d e d Dean Smith over Gary Horton, 7 and 6; Jim Stoneoff over Bolf Hubbard, rand· 3;-and Norm Clark over Bill Dillon, 4 and 3. Marge Hayes. weekend. · "" An enlrJ list of li8 golfers Mary Ann Dy~. . "1 ~ Big C•••-will participate in the annual Mrs. Ratekin. played '"'' '~·• - es Smilh-ia-lbe--club-Fall-Froiic--jaclt-and-jill_matclles_in_tbe _eyen!__~ • _ _...,. ... :11 champion at Big Canyon~ tournament this weekend. broke 100 in every round. All -:"XJo .,. the more amating becl111e of•! qu ., • her high handicap of 30 and In... the consolation bracket ' -where . all first round losers were paired together on the final day of competition, lhree ... -.?"'r:;;br'+>*''ff lhe fact she bad never broken'~"' the magic number ~fore the• ~m tournament. tu•~ -.1 *I players finished in a tie for first -place. They included Bill Carlin, Jesse Garcia and Bill McFarland. The annual club turkey shoot will be beld Saturday and Sunday at Costa Mesa GC with members playing e.ither day arter entering the com· petition. . SeaeUtt Randy Karcher is the new club champion at Huntington Seacllff Country Club afte< defeating Jim Patterson la a 36-hole final match Sunday. Flight winners include the following: Art Brownell, dlree- tor 's filght; John DwYer, president's !light; Roger Hoeft. vice president's flight. Will Ball, .0Cretary's flight; Gary Sarna, treasurer's flight; Doc Williams, publicity flight; and Whitey Sprague, social . Bight. . > Saatc AN Dr. Don Dicus gued a bo1~~ in--0ne on the lA-yard rsth hole Saturday to close out the annual hlgb.low club com· petiljon at Santa Ana Country Club. Dicus and partner Lou Clem defeated Pat Hart and Ed Etl!ell in the final match, 5 and 4 tor the cbampjonship: But it was Dr. Dicus' ace that made the day for the victors. He used a three iron to cover the 168 yards. RllllC!laO SI Art Cecala of Tustin fired a bole-in~ne on the fourth bole at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course this week using a nllte iron to cover the, 145 yards. Shorecliff• The annual Drakes and Hens tournament at Shorecllffs.Golf Course will be played On Dec. 3 EU the next big event. ' This Is a partoerrs better ball aftatr followed by a din· ner In the evening. Mesa Verile It was a better ball ol Co ast Area Running ' V•""ly M"'4t.I Ytt!* M, II M~ '5 1. Ken ~·rid Mtl'tl .._ !MVl. ll:•1 i. c.n.i1-{MV), ~. c.olt {MV), t. I" 11.t (EM!, '-R-rd fEMI. 1. Hll!'lft'. (l&MJ, I. l!t..-d 1EM J, t. Kw.ii {f MI. ... 9-(MVJ, J .... Vlf'llty ......... ......-Yltfe» ,, ,..,..l•':"J.C::'· 10:41 1. ll*IO IMVJ, J.. a (IMI. 4. ''"Ir: llMI, ! ~ (!:m1, f. Sfl ... (IMl, 1. J~•tl}l;y (MV), I, (OOM"Y (MV), t. C. .... iMV)t 10. ll; .... IMV). ·--__ ..... _ .. 1, ft9C119V (#V), '10:4 1 J. •MoNlr (f.M), S. llOtltsM fMV I, '-M~l'd (EM) S. }Mrth'ltr (MVI. '. MaNb.vtf!ll llMJ, 7, VM Hom {f.\V), I. W\jMj CMVJ, t. Mor""*' Cl M). 10 Le•lot (MV). • . ' . · BIG· CANYON CC CHAMl'ION WESLn' .SMITM •. Bobbie Wuco was the win- ner of the vice president's· flight and Mary Ann Dyer ...,, tbe nmnerup. 4 . ~ ~ i 0 cl u ded;;.1Jo Eloise "Greschner over Pat,.> ...... Bego in tbe !rusurtr'• Olght. Alice Derby over Kelly Ada~"' .:I in the secretary's fUgbt · Lor!' raine Lower)r-.pver Eun~ Ew-.,.,:q ing In tbe chairman's Olght; dl;J and Jackie Neal over Belty'"d Mumma in the Mesa Verde ""·~~) filgbt. In the coneolatlon com-.. iot petttlm, 'Phyllis Smith aJl\l"'d FAlle Gow tied for nm place wilb a net score of 77. ltle.ile11>18rfc '"" Rains on Tuesday forced ll!A{ cancellation of most of the Orange Coast area's women's: ·~f golf activities with t>t" postponements and can~" iii cellations the rult-rather than · the excepllon. ' lLuf · At Meodowlark Goll Course. however, the women played a tournament earlier In the t week. i'.l.llil It was a S and 5 pan:, half 1.~\· handieep aUllr. 'Kathy Bransford was the A ;:,iq -fiight winner with a 35\\. •lttt1 Mabel Christianson we • cond at 31111 with Pat Eorlo third at 39. ' ... DAILY PILft .-..... MISA VlllDI CUP CHAMPION -Mary Bitekln (center) won the\pruidenl.'1 ;a cup championship at Mesa \i'e?de Cofllltry Club tlill week. She lo pictured ,.,. ' cepUng the trophy from ¢!Altman Miry Ann D)itr while runnerup Shirley Col-' I laghan (rlght) looks on . • · j .· . . ' olhe .. di I ii ... • J perr 131 . = ' for • baS! ' bot plcl wal • dt l ~ In pl JI d • Fi 01 .. ~ rl II c 1\ (I s B • Thundoy, N°""'bH 16, 1972 DAILY ~ILDT 3'( · Helped by oll'ly --om Mal wtadi, Slutblpd w1terfowlen tl!joyOd eood lo _...,. ,duclli huallpg lbla poll UCLA'• 11n!1m clefelled the Santi Anl,i1J· , Sundl• at San-woet. · · • '·c 1-~ ~ •--• • ' u ,._ --~ to ADI H to imJ!rove l!S ~-: .. !A'P n~ oLducb ere wkJglll( their ni IJJlo SOUtbem Tbe loll ol till-Dive ·Solu!dai on 1 -.nep1, record 1o 2-0. ~orn11dally,.anda!oolt•ftli'ellicltblywlll...U.1111dc!elt.'Mlninlr lo u lnJur7 aerljl' lllCIY BUI on lllt ua·...,, Raullll:. hunt.r. 'Ille while ·~ one -while lookllll o\'er tlJO blulll llJll. -lbook up· t1J1 puo. Sla&les -Jim ~ -ere ll!e while bnu1i1 of bull IPrif, ll!oalloq of them. Llpna Jleldi lootblll ~.1 '!'be Bru1n1 ere lll!deluted : (LB), defeated Dln•Gana 7.C, la the put~ of-banilDC bll imlWO'IOdOll ,U pr~, · tblo-llld·bevaonlj11le M , H : lion ·l'omD!ell (SA) I What's Doing Outdoors ~~. JIM NIEMIEC -, ' Artists' Cottam Versatile AJ'ea Briefs UCl Kickers Real sippin' whiskey Fall w· Bruins vele tlubo-ln Onnge·COOIJty u ·hanten -~ llLlll'p !'I'm" In the WUl'lll way poo-wllb USC'a '!Wjus lo llllt del•ted Norm Powell H, &-0: duclrjl !nm tho lky. Irvine WI, wldch i.-lllol a duel< llble. tl!elt~.Deff~'"""'1 Grala-lloftn (LB', delated hunilDC club thlJ IWOll, ua hid Wr 1o eooc1-nc.1or ca.-And tho ·one who ~ Tbellrul1111ciind-llnt Barry Rldwdoan M, 11-1, H:1'iiiffiimffiJilGN1nllililllN1-'m--:-Ki=,.--m,....,,=,......,.,,,,.,,,,;~ In& dctcb md,spril. '""' uttl••ioly be tbe -11· IGll-..,U.IJmiJdMleltlntho Victor Floaa (LB) deloaledl KENTUCKY STRAG N WHI KI PROOF • UIA BR llmltlnc i.a -Cllly fair 11-0!! tlll lllltm.Seo, llat fe$d"1tl!llun!of-il linlhOll;Mtl!lllolOOO!!dcom-Cblrles Whl-(H, 7.tl:I ________________ __:._:_::::::.::_:::::..:=::::_:::::_=... eboollnc ii ezpectOd lo lmproVe Iller tl!I spilt In the -jualilf J'llo Coffam ' the heir lnl lllel'. 111 · Anlell<rl mil-John Obohmd (LB) defeated Clubl llUITOOlldlnc lbe ... ~ ftportlng w:elle!!I -"II for , ' 11k130-l!!to lbe-1 Doo Blebln& H , H : Dee · sprJ4 onCI leol. Moro ud _. -ere allo movtDI' .--llllt lo M • r r I n er' 1 period. · --' Grace (SA) _defeakd. Annena lmpirlal Volley but lo elite wry few -.... e beeJi bJllled, lllh<* IPOl nal WI. Jolll! 11cC:r1cbn, ~ of P-ll H, 11-2. ftla __ bc!!!led BIS Beor _i.ut with I'll Po-tbil .. , !ell Pete wu Ibo.... the UCLA lqllad. felt UC! -Doubles -calderwood- put .,.-. FoUowillll tbe -llorm of tbe JOGllC,...... ....S.11111naw 00 tile iel!IJ -.of tho tqbMl.hll poup Bowers (LBJ defeated a.na- me '""'1d f11w:e that the birdl -id be ~· but _17. CieCrM lhll yes 11111 we ""'1 him 1 hid r.,,.i 11!11 .....,., RlclwUO!! M, 11-2, -7. 5,;· ~ !nne -of tile -Wiier .,.. pulllJiC oal tile -· -· 1 ~ID A 11 I e I I er I Frml-Ohahmc! (LB) llefeated bloclr:I WU -impoealble. . . . illbl !"" -we .lllld ..... "'""' .BID -. ii WU Pommd>FlebUnc H, s.e, H : 1"re ere 111111 a lol of hie dueb·ll'O\)Dil B11 ·Beor, balJbef rlner, .• Arillll ooodJ. 1111 UCl'a bell pme of the year_ Powell-Powell (LB) defeated ore ll1bllJ hJP with mly eorl>' llP1liiir ,lbootlnc· belnt pred!!O-Aldns ..,._ "He's Ille 1Jpo of ~ ~ out Fhd Alber!Son Grece-Whlllo!! M , H , HI. i:.:r. inuure hu -.. o11o11 •• ilio · ·c1ue 1o -cold_ kld ..... Y011 . .,,~ •• 1o ..... 1n ~ 1n 1111 aoa1· uc1 --~ . ,....._ Sid!! md BOb Gulbrle for Glril volleyblll teams from · 8ueks,6ees4!f'et•Relt ·:· Wbe!!ihe~tabillie ~l11dlvldual =~=.=1em:: fte -UH of -oplll -____ )!> • ..i :i it ~ HUii Fri-per ~ the quarterflnll1 ol the In- -,. fte ...,.. will -eo ~-I ud _.. . tile lollblct ":,i be:::!':;.' The ·1.agu111 Beach Tennil augural CIF girls volleyball -tln•P J-.y •. lllS. spll& llley wll -eood time hiving Dlllle •. Alloclollon'a B team defeated toumamenl Sot.Rday with 10 .. ~:..:.~.7:...~~ClllhnlLbl credltablo~lnhllllnt . ' . ~·=M=at't:.':: - w-.... --.. -:r ...... llJ!l!Ol:!·-~al-Gll-.try ·lul week a1al111t "---Ar BeacblllghSchool. ...:: h. Didi O:ttoo in Nllln¥·'1111111e Bt1411 Unlva*J •. ----\:;ANRjt ea Co-clptalns Chrllly Akin ,,,_two..., .... -I'll •Ill 01<11 ..t -ms !tr ..J;"R;'l~!iicl llld Sine Monroe, along with -"¥.W ._.... u Wt tf 91d1, tell, ...... ud.111111!2 7 I01-°:t., ~opportuottJ CdM teemm.1ties 'Bille~ ... .-.11oo ......... -&u111e~.,.~:'fi IL.-p Polo ler .J .. Amie Bandel. Mary Rz1 ,,,,. s _..'???tr'-=' •11'".'1 i:.:-= canie1 apiDSt the TrOJIDI Cl~ . ~=·~ P!)l~-:: aood -• --... Tile """'1ow -• ud hid a 15-yanl ICGllnc run · C&nyon High (15-7; 15.e) and W, • -1 ud -IN llmlled ... lo mclllfled by 1 pmalty. Resul !f~bello (IM, 111-U) lo glln 1""'· s•-'"' _ .. l\'-Ditta..-•11e•1 • fllrly loulh kid with fs the oemll. ..,.,....,_ • ..,, a IOOd' cbanp of poce In his • Tbe quarlerfl!!lls. aemiJ ud runnlq anil be's probebly ,...., championship llnab wlll be Ral!!I In llortbero Colllornta hi.. tr1gg!'"'I' lbe beti"Jlln( of the steelhead seuon. Finl reporil from iuldel In llortbero Colllomll llld Oregon lndl-1 good ......, ii jasl around lbe about the third or foQrtb L..-...... • o,, • .._, held Saturday. fastest kid OD. the team, II Mi.Ion Vlej9 • 2 2 I 2 l-f .... & 1..f--I u;..t 4-.d11 KW'lllg; llldWltl {•), -- ll&UD AJL ~ Mortoft; ""Fi· Mlt9loll Ylefo UC Irvine will fonn a rugby co~Y Ollly small sleellel ll'O belnl taken <n Eddie. ~ lures Lure JeDIOll lurel! ll!d fresh .... but later Oii thlJ mootll· and into oecember> ll!d J111uary bigger lleelbead wlll llnd ~ In 'tho nets of hlPP1 ID~ llahlng the hlg riven of · "He cut back against •'---=-t1111 ~ JJ, ~ '11• team Saturday moming· at 10 ~ '"""'°" Ul, a..ti, . L~. grain well on that nm llat Ft111t1.,11 When coach John Essex week, and it'• fut a lhame it ~ = · : ~ ~ t ~ aoonda the call to batUe for WU· called back. LookiJtC to Mllllon Vle}Ct· IClll't111: Ntvllle (2), the flnt time this Year. tile l'oclllc llorlhw'81. this weelt11 opponent, Aklnl :='.:~ .. ~.. .,,,...,, PIMfY, Jamie Grant returns to head ~for another &ell forhll ....... .:.a. .. V..:"', ' 1-. the listol. veterans. At $.3, 115- defemlft lflCVJDdlry from tbe ~ ..,... · o • 1 ...._ 1 pounds, he bu been a meMber Doi .... ,... I UwM ~: --11). of ...... .a-.....i--_, ....... ·---' ' ' -..._ .......... ~ {I), O'Htrl 12), """" (II. W.: ~ni:a·A;U& 'Y6"'J' i.e«UI AINllieiM Lake Opell to P1iblle Ooe 11 t1oo _. ---llsldll& Jobi lo SollliOI• ~ "11'1 Incredible the DID!ber -.,... -· •-m. that toarecl Aqllnlla ud New -.,-111 pin to polille WI fUI ..-, An'rlm ~' of eood quorterbacb Jn thlJ ,...., 1.elilnd Jn other yeon. 0..:.--&...1 ...., .a th R1va1lf' l'reeWl.Y • A,... 1ew•.. •--it 1ee1m we "-get ""'"" o • ' i-2 For further ~ tnrormaUOn -~,11t1-1:1 awwili~ .... -ext't!IH& bwllt II 'kS hr -1.....__j;~oile·-and-~·1-'~-::c!=:-.... :.-~,\~ ~·~at aa.7647. . ' ....... ' • ' In 11 ... tt & 1..t--(1), Newport Hattier IC'llflrllft ~ITI .... .. .. ~ ' uuc, l\&IDlt 11)'1. {'1, wait (1), Y-e (II. -. Sinltti (SI, _. Melen riped wldl llPI loctle ud ... W-: ''Unl....ity'1 qlllrlerbact ~ ....., m . .,.._ "'· -'"· Col Stato (Lone Belch) will -_. -toot -loll 11 Umlli II llP'laC bowl. paued the eyes out of the bill c.-"'' =-~ conclude 'the 1972 foolblll ___ ..._. _. km 'I' -a.m. 'ti 5 p.m. ud Ute lake II dolM • Iut weet, and Dana HUh:' Bill ........ H.w •2 '• •2 ~ aeaaan wt1b a pair of games at M&rilaJ .. TIHlllY• I'• 11Cm' W...U. .... IM--ntl. SprtngmaD CID do tbe ume =c' IODttlll: ....,. Cl>,,._. the Big A ln Anaheim with 1i.1-.. CIJ. "°""'" (I), ~ -~"': Northern Jlllnols fumlsblng ,,._,,.._. B A•tl--__ .,,, .,_w, ........ °'' ··=--===-=~ I ......... ' ... ... ~ ~ • ttrJ ICfij ...,,.. <•>· UC UWW''--1 .. , _y •UfSLI• Ommel truih remain 'fWf 8dlve at Vall Like to-top aD team for qhmcftl ~ =:. MatW ; ; : :: ~ h! 8$:~ State .a week .,.,_ lndnr:,. 1PtCfi1o fGaOd In thll Ille. W1t.r tmpenture l~:~. I'm m lhlTll .. ~=-., "'::&..l'~ Tlckell for i;i.th --an i;diappmc but call are 11111 being -In the -be -for this ..... We "'' ..-"" -m. m Ille at tho illll'A;t;dimn l'olr to good ICiloll 011 -. crappie,·~ 11111 --:'"u':v~ ~t=: ""l:;',:Z -, , , ,_ , box olllce through Friday of 11 MJDdlDI oat action at Vall. manv m.lltalres. El J 3 s ,_,, this weet from I to 5. For the A trio of Orange Counl1 uglen, ~ ~.!'.;,~ ~ "7.'Iima HIUi ii the kind of =~ "'~ ell'.""' "'· Son Dleao State cont..i, the pera IDd P8ul Rodriquez naUed 15 ca "tbeJ.b' three team tbit CID upeet us Jf we . ul'llWrllfr,,....., "-r', • S-lJ box office wll be open Wednes-1311 poandL '!'be be!I ICllO!! ii being found In • mab the 111ne millSkes •• .,.,. , , 1 ,_ , day, Friday llld Saturday nezt blyt, Goole, ~·s and Bayou and call are bitting best on agalDlt them" ~="'cu.~tTl"hiJr~ weet during the-same hours. fre1b cut mackertl and bonJto. · csi. Reserve seat tickest for the Olher latel In Soutbom Colllomta repori vt!f'f limlted ~ ~ ''"" ·~ , , ,_,. game1 .. 11 !or 14 each with for .u ..,..... of M , .~ 111 OOCl'ionll good -... Mann" a, FV _ -· • ~,.:. ,_ ,\,, genmJ admilslon ducalll oe11-bass and trout. ts being caught at lakes ClcfwUl\ll and Piro. 11wM1-rfn<1>, Clfllllltllll u1, ~ lng for $%.SO. ae-11 Fb•lll!J D1 eps Off ""..,. . ,.:..,,. . 'lbe onnual ~ .. lour- •· tll _._ wryllmlled Seeded ffigh ~ I I I .!=I Will ha!!dblll lourname!!I will ()old -l!ol tam -• ---· • aboll1I New-o="'!fr. _,., -"'· be played oo UC Irvine's Jn. ;:-a-e::. '= :i"J."' ~ t.-.. In T -... ~. c1oor -Dee. 111-11 unc1er -Art' LoMlll ... IJlmY's Locm <-batllecl al ourney ............ . ' ' • -. the 1Ulplces of the Southern die PatW ) ~ nulll npbrlJ drt112• trtfl ••,a c1ce=c.,,: .._..-L 1n>~ ~ Callforniallon. Hlndball Associa- -• -• -~-. 11oo -.. --·-... 'moiiir.rm~ .... ~ .. ~··ii=~~· ;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~! ~ , .. --Hiib'• Vltlno ad 11 11 rod: 11* f« Ill """"" ' thO FO!!!!laln Volley l!llO!!I ,. r.w _ .... _._...,..ollf_l!!!!!l ..... • 11111•--111o1 lop -1n tl!I ~QM~M~M~n '1>e1-p1MftPlorl ,d "'H••--·--el(bl!t r,ni<u&I Marin•· ~·~~\~VJ. Bre ... -ur a ... Bl«l... :ll"'Cii.n~ Dive lll"'rt of Laguna Beach reports that llablng _!!!:_~ bqlnnlntt Dec. 4. baM alone the breakwater ii lair lo good !or baM • ......... w 1bo ,Vlbl of coocb Jbn four pounds. -'"• ~ ~ stepbel!l 'meet John Bal:er'• Myen hu been !ilhln( during tbe late «< ...... -· -Trlloill of Sen C1emen1e· 1n plckinc up nice alrlngen of bard !lghll!!g ball while using lrelb th-st ·nMJlld acllon at J4ar1o1 ·water bail cutlng ouWlll rigged .with .I~ type Jill. while DIYe Brow!I'• Baro1!1 llnclo, with Jl'Utell 1 I ·-ot the ..... lime (1:111). • . 'lleitmlnller meeil Jt""""1 • day tater In Ill gym. 'Ille 00- ly other 'Onnge Cout aru team ln tbe lf.lelm loan!ey ii IEI South Coast' Winner To Pl.ay at Fresno' Mlrilia'1 'No. 2 lelm, wldch , ~ ASIHlllIDJN ••• .-El 'llfodenl Dec. 5 al U ()range O>as\ C9llep at cmttos (Salu!'da)', Nov. M~. 'II-cl I.I b delealll Son Diego Meu Sob!r· 25), 7:!0. morb coocb lloaC St«ld!am'• I dly Diglll and FullertDa upoetl South COUt wlnDer vs. deDUI M till Llol!l coocb. Cerrilol, OCC QOU!d be wlod Frslo or Reedley (V,U.y) at .~..;..... Into the lllllo JC IDC>tblll Frsio. -;,~"-"•.,.. p1aJ0111. w.t Valley (Clmlno N«te) "' -" - - - ' U Iha~== . VI. Chabot (Golden Cote) II ,_.._ · ,., Q " ~ -(olthe. Hayward(Sobmlly,Nov.111) ... -~-,,., ... ComeieDOll· . -·---. • ........ ~·11-7~ ~ .FrtlDO or ReedleJ) at Fresno All teamt, •----dltel----"At ..... '' • on the fteilml of Nov. :u.111. will be delerllllned' -Udo · -,_ . ., sMdliic' ,tr the playofb weekend'• ftnll recwar ..... -.. ....,...," ..,..., .. w--•1• :9 s:b~Su~~ pmes. ·' "·~·Ny w ..-..-'ft."'· . . -~) ~ , .... , (of wbk:b ocx: ii • iDiQiDW ' .... " .... " ~ -•:• """ rated·llo.2lotbe~" I",;;._] Q:;..ts· .,_,, ___ ,.,.. ~ iautlt 1ee~rn11 : .Len.I ~ loletropoliill !lo. I ; ilaulhonJ -~ Oil No. I; lllsliolJ ~ 4i .... Speed' M . )_ w-.-11111e No. 6. , &rK a-n 11!1 poirlnil: • p-.. Ill .Cll!!lno Lui of (MllrOpOllllll) ... •'llllllr1I l\'ld' · Noo:thrldge · Stole (Well U. S111t1 -hil ~ X-Blrbcn er~). onr a qoo-. coune In -. Caaftnnee· wltDr -~...,i· !J!lllnc 111.J' YI. RJo lloDlo (8oulhlnJ cal) . -~ IO -tho -::I Ind~ Pro Results ='Wed ~= = °: OrlaP 'CouaCJ ~ s-ny. Liii -... -Biii Jeotino of Ml!wm, P1.l In tho iplCill M• !Dlidl nee, ·-ftlppod .., , hll 01eYro1o! Vep onr ilio • .. ·1 come In Ut IOCO!!dt Dd l!lt -. '"-""'' • tnp ....... <11 141 .11 mph. ' ' . ' aig bob ~ lyman'a MEN'S SHOP • HOUDAY FASHIONS -111 l10CK LAYAWAY . NOWI . ' o-> ........... .... -,, ... """ ... .......... .... .. -::-:-.. . _.. •1:s11 .. ............. ,,,, --- ,- NOW FASHION! $15.00 l'OltMlltL y OP PASADINA ~ROY STRUTT ~~~·,s - 210 L "17111 It. e H1i11...,·iciuoro e COiia Moll 64f·l•ll SKI PACKAGES. DISIGlllD TO APftAl TO lVllT MllHlllNTlll fAJlllT ••• FIA TUllNll FUIOUS llAllDS Of STRETCH SKI PANTS _., ...... . Jft .... uUn. 2495 • FISCHER •GARCIA •HEAD • BLIZZARD • MUNARI • ASPlN • MANY OTHERS MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN PACKAGE Y• ... Ille ltWI GIG-' Slk,,. Platk .... '"1i-T-7Sldrot.. ot•liisl&&- ITORI HOURI: MON . 'l'HRU FRI. IOA.M. TOI P.M. SAT.• IUN. 10 A.M. TO e P.M. LA MIRADA ORANGE TUSTIN SANTA ANA SHOllPING c1Nr111t 1151 NEWIJOllT 4VI.. 3JS7 '· •111$TOLIT. i....,._ .. ~;o;-c:-t N. TUSTIN .&t FllllTiTlltllf It M.cAlllTHUll l'MM: N1·1111 l!t.n.: 137·1110 PltoM: t32•.... hone: &157.J317 NOW, 4 STORll IN ORANGI COUNTY • • ' • ·:-$ ., ' ' , ~ .... •• • • I ' . .. • . • I ' •• 1, '~ t •. ··'·· I ' .••• • ' United Gets Bid 1_o_VE_R_T.,..IIE-c0-UN"""'TE_R_ · 'For Noise Stu~y CIUCAGO (AP) -United Alr Ll.Be8 says it has been granted a $1.$ million contract by the National Aeronautics and Spaco AdmlnlJtraUoo to develop an aircraft landli1g procedu re that could slgnUlcantly reduce n o I 1 o levels over a i r p o-r t -eotlt-" muniUes. 'Ibe system involves use of avionics equfpmentthat allows pllota to land jeUiners by us- ing wllat is caped a -g- ment approach . "In the fint or upper seg. ment of the approach, the aircraft descendS' at a steeper· than-normal angle until about 1.5 miles from the end of the runway." a UAL spokesman said. "'The descending aircraft then intersects the nonnal shallow glide path for the sec- ond segment and makes a nonnal landing." .FllWICE ,. Re said ground noise levels are reduced under this system because the aireraft ts more distant from persons on the ground than in a normal a~ preach. and because during the initiat desC'c nt the attitude of the i:ilane permits the pilot to use less enj?ine thrust than otherwise reauired. • ' , UAL said the contract calls for installation of avionics units on a Boeing 7 2 7 simulator at the company's Denver F1il!ht 'T'r~ning Center ind on two Boeing '727·200 aircraft. The simuli:itor will be used IF YOU COULD GO IACK IN TIME by 1· ERR Y GR ANT. tt.fltt . . . to as recent as the early 1950's, scarcely twenty yean ago, you'd discover that most of the ch:uga we take for grantl!d toc:la)' didn't exilt tJien. Doctors, In the 1950's were severly llmited -compared to today -in their choice of medicines for treating their patients. During the! past two dec- ades, we have all become the beneficiaries of what can only be described as a °'phar· maceutical revolution." Our illnesses can present&r be treated with hundreds ot new and effective medical com- pounds that have come Into being in recent yean. Ttiis. then, ls an exciting time to be alive. And we, as phanna.· d!ts in this community, are pleucd that we can play a -part-in this _a~~ Qf_~ YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you neecJ1a delivery. We w111 de. __ liver promptly without ex- tra charge. A gt-eat ma:ny- people rely on us for their health needs. We welcome requests for delivery 1ervSce and chara:e accounta. PARK LIDO "4AIMACY U 1 H..,.tal RoM .... .,.,, a.ch '42·1SIO ,,.. Delh#y - PERSONAL RADIO r AGER ToNE or VOICE .... ~·t"ldlllt II.it LOW COST MONTH to MONTH UNTAL LUIS Ol~1~GI COUNT\ 1: i.11U)T fl f !'Hl)'lf Sf ll\'lll '~' Tax Shelter . ' and Income Properties • 101 y, O.du.tion Aveileb~ 1971 350+ % O.ductton Tltrou9h 1975 19+" "1ojocted P,..tex c .. h Flow : 10 ACre Premium Almond Grove Kern County 1972 Tu Dodu.tion Aveilebl- f40,000 197J Tu o..lu.ti'n Avelle~le ~67,000 1972 lnvutment Tu Ctffft SlSOO TOTAL Ct.SH REQUIRED- $J9,760 -,---- CALL TOOAY l'Ol.COMIWL PACKAaE OETAILS ON THIS AND Ofljll INVESTMIHTS •• • 1111111n11u • .....,a1cs"'~"aci.. ..,. .. _ °""· Sul~ 106•Nowporl """' c.. ..... 71(!6«J.J9l2 --• , __ ~-- NASO u_... lerw.tr11•oy, Novomlior IS, 1'72 .... MUTUAL FUNDS i ... l • • ... " _,,. 1' ... ' ( • ' • ;,\ !~ ~~ .... ,._ ~:;: ... ~. ~, ·-; .. ' ..... ~ , • ~' t l!I .. ~· ., .. -.... . .. ~·· s:.~ • j! j --:;,1 •'. ,, - ·14 •-j l .. .., "., ., - ':i •+ M +1 ., --ll ?: :: ·: ,, _, ••• '~ .. , •'..., .. . "1 ! •• " . J · =I .. •I % ~1 • :i r' •. • "1 --~3 " . -~ ~j . ' ·~ rl-•• "''' ... " .. -, . .:. .. + " -·-·-.. ~ ,,_ o: + t: :: ·-., ii -· ~· ... J + ~·- !,;·.1 .. -; ... " . . : -" ' ... • tr~ •' .. l " ... :-':i :: ~ " . ... •t. " i!. ~ ". •· ... ,, 1 ::: J " . •« .,. < ~'i -· " . ,. ! •' . ... ., . ,, ~{ , ~. :;'1 , .. ,,_ • .. , ' ,,. i•I· ". j •f. ,. •· ~= .., '" ,, . ..... r 'I• !~' "' •.. I·' •'' .. ~· "' " •• .. .. , ,, ., • ' .~ • • • •• ... .. •• ;;1 "I ::1 . I M ., •• ... -,, "' :: .. ; ··1 " • ~ B .. ,, ~ " ~ ' • • ' l J , j j 1 ' I I • ·-... • • • •• ii-· ~~ t • .. -· ;I! .. ,._ :s 7! rr·,.' ., -· ~' i r <t' -.. .. •-· .. • • . . Howmbtr •• , 19n DAILY Pl).OT • - - .. - DAILV PILOT TONIGID,,S TV ffiGIIllGHTS ' ABC a 6:SO -"Alvarez Kelly." William Holden and Richard Widmark head cast of this 1966 west- -enr set In tM CIVll War. KC~T fD 7:30 -"King Lear." Shakespeare's tragedy about an old king whose pride and anger drive ,him to.Insanity. KBSC Ill · 7:30 -"The Strawberry Blonde." James Cagney and Rita Hayworth are teamed In thiJ comedy from 1941. CBS IJ 9:00 -"In Cold Blood." The television premiere of the 1967 movie taken froin Truman Capote's chronicle of an actual murder in Kansas. Robert Blake, Scott Wilson, John Forsythe. • OtJae.i Bonified eri TV Why Did l.{o~k Il~dso1~: S~ye?, By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD. !AP) Eight big mo'vie stirll ,ode in- to-telflviaion' last year. Only one survived. Rock Hudson's "McMillan and Wlfe" was the ~ show renewed at the end oi the season. In the . latest Nielsen ratings it placed illh as· part or the "NBC Sundll)' !,!ystery Movie " ~ . '/ 'Rie ·Jnnux ·of ·stars into tele vision had been expected to adl:t big name glimor to the home screen, but it didn't work out thal way. 1 ; - The other stars ,tigned for last season were Shirley, • MacLaine, Anthony Quinn: NBC 0 9:00 -Ironside. A special tw«i>hour episode in which Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) " reopen~ a. mlJ!Cier case on lb~ strength of new evi- dence. indicating that a convicted man may be in· nocent. Cameron Mitchell guest stars. ... """"""·.. . TV DAILY LOG Thursday Evening NOVCM1£R 16 l:IOBDDEmm- Cllllii -8 P~l1111 "Th• Mountain Glrl" (j)llt S.•lt &'JWlW WMWnt ll"''"-111_,,.. .... \Ill-I . ·"'--fl)IW ...... llll&• Qll ........ ... EB w. n..lbl mn,..5'Net• Tony Curtis, James Stewart, James Garner and Glenn Ford. Added to this was Henry Fonda , whose show had premiet'ed that 'January. BY MlDSEASON, M is s ~acLaine, Quinn and Fonda were gone. The rest went 111~ ... 1 ... ''"••J •I l..,._S1 . ......... 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By WlWAM GLOVER rantasy makes· wide audience me seduced-tonight,". she 1111-deJ br@a~fost NEW YORK (AP) -Are you middle-aged, more or leas discontented, addicted t o daydreams? Well, you're just the person . Paul Zindel strives appeal improbable. nounces arriving for mldnigbt • · ~1ildred is a wife who slays tryst in a .blaci. lace ~ee all day in her bedroom behind that hap~ns to be belted with a Oreenwictl Vill~e. candy a tel~e service .beep shop, squirreling -.endlessless alarm. ~mde1 s~ws a flalr for . througha40yearcollecUonof lunatic lines and mo~e magazints; watching c~cumstances akin to Neil· oTd mffi'S"o n: -the -,u~rfd -Simon. --- entering contests, one of which His plahgent imaglnat.lon she · wins in c Ii nra ct i c adds .further reality· twtsts dlsenchantmerit. ' with a bitter-tongued sister-in· . ~e.._ apoease and amuse witti "The Secl-"et Alf airs Of M i Id.red . Wild" which premiered Tuesday night at Broadway's Am.bas s ado r "You don't have any feel-law, and. a f~st a~ou~t of Since Maureen Stapleton is ings for me anymore. that's pother .. 1nvolv1ng 1mm1ne,nt on hapd to portray the pix· the problem," she tens bus-demohtion of M i I d r e d s ilated . heroine with h er band Ro'y. . quarters and her takeover of Patented blend ()( rowdy Roy is . a diabetic who com-an abandoned nµnnery on Theate11. · poignailcy, t h e. enterprise pulsively eats candy· and rolls Staten Island. . rilanages to maintain a out pastry dough when not . Over on the fantasy side, ·~matinee adequacy. But \ the servin~ customers or further-Zind~ ~l~ up each of the scrip.t'S straage, who-oz y i'1.R fhckPring romance With · ~_fi~e scenes wllb dreamy swoops from bathos to .pathos, their tough landlady. subli_ma,tions sha~ by the from randy farce to whimsical "My therapist even wants herorne s recollectaons of Gene . Kelly, King Kong and Shirley Templ_e. The finale attempts 'N t k ' B · f • s to fuse actuality and make~ . U crac_ er ene It et . ::'~;;:,.;:ii:':.t. unei:~;.~~ ---Director Jeff B I-~ c k n-e r A benefit performance of ... :Victor. Moreno, fonner prin-worts assiduously to make all "'J'he ·Nutcracker Suite" will cipal !i(iloist witb th'e. Ballet' ·the :. abrupt transitions hang -be ~nted. nexr Swid..y-at Russe de Monte Carlo, will toge~l'. The cast surro"utiding the-LagunaMoulton'Pllybouse .dance, the_ role of _the Nut· Miss Stapleton Is a ·J,so . . cracker Prince. Choreography· versatile and ·:;ometimes cdm:. by the, Laguna Beach C1v1c is being staged by Lila Zall, ically irresistible. · · Balle company. director of the Laguna co~ Santo-1..oquasto's ch'!;otic set Proceeds from the p&.ny. · and the quick~hange assort- r....,.;...&J..... but ~':"-~ . ' ~:...~ . . . . . l!J4l'IU ~ 11\D:) ••• . ' l .. . .. Pri~ge 1~ice, coff8~7ncra'PfPiilg:lu)t Danish.: .i ll 'on i ·~pil_!:tray. OefBreakfaSt _i~ i~~ rlon-stop breakfast now. befog served at all DEL TACO drive-thru -restau.ran~ -!t on:ly. takes a:min~te and its only 69¢ NOW SOVl,0.c 1-11 Mt . . . NEWl>ORT· BEACH ·B;ls\ol (Polisades) "'C•mpuS . . SANTA ANA 4th St, •ncl Newport Fwy. TUSTIN Red·Hlll noor S.nto Ano Fwy. performan~. scheduled f()I"' Reservations fer ·the one-ment of costumes provided by 8:30 p.m., will be u.,ro to help night performance may be ()b-CatTie J'. Robbins are gieetµl defray the cost of the tained by calling My r t hJltr~im~mm~· ~gs~.;;;~~: ~· ~·~~··~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ playhouse's new ctirtain. Malaby .'at 4~ SHOWING NOW! •• ' . ...:.: .... ; ... ~ ,. "COMES ON 1.'.fKE A: . -,-. ··-········.,····~----...,X·'"-·· ... · ··~·" .. , .. ~ .. , .............. _. ... . . --~~·-. '.' ... . ' .. • . .. . . .. FIRE ENGINE ! I ·SHOOK . 'WITH SHOCK AND LAUGHTER!" -NEW YORK TIMES ~--'~ugh tillyoti .. ~ . . ··. _r.,"·, 1 ·"'':•1 • ;I~ '-:·,,..,._, ~ St mi11 AUii &Aff!IHl;.M1l.1~i1.1 l1 !1~i ~ii•. ~11111!11 Pld1u~~I Daiil J11 8i1it~ ABIUS:OI~ '(X) li1,ml,ltJ8f I S.AVll'Sl' A:UlllSHl \M· in COLOR . _ • . Pi ts• LOY£ sTORY· fRllff,OEIMARl f . ~ ~-·~(Rt -. • DAIL</ PILOT 'C:•111e9"ea, .. Pet'.~ ; .. _ '. t ~-:~li~ater~ ":Casting. ' • -Elec.tra' Revived ' By New Theater ., . -Two more Orange Coan 7:30 In the playhou'se; 2111 OGIDunlly ~ers are . ....ic Main St., Hwitlngl<>n Beach, 1--1---lf!'l,_..\l...,••u<IDl<U notlces.Jitr.1....11thete.Jhu:omedL will open their leadoff production• of Jan. 12 for nve -kenda. tr/3, whi~ caiUrig for. l~. Further inf0l'l!l!'UOO ·l1 Ing at a o'clock In the p~. 202 A venlda c;abrlllo, Son Clemente. "Lovers" wW open Jan. 18 for three -· By WILLIAM GLOVER _ But lbe saga of the· doccned NEW YORK. (AP) -. A Mannon family Uuol was 111t:h smart new Broidw_ay theater a mJlestone in American pel'Vl!rsely opeDed m Wedftes. · • Gilbert afl4 SUiiivan ~pera·hil .taken at 53MM6.'.. • · ~ beel1,AllllOOocedJn Long Beai\1\ . · " ·• • and .advance word 11.as beett't rr1Lt . BE fiye;... straight issued on next month's tryout• Orange County prcmle~eii for far a Fullerton~ musical. the enterorisiqg San Cleme~te 'J"he Hunliniton B e 11-c Community Theater' when Neil Playh!:KJse will be auditioqing . -• ~ on Sunday and Monday for' Its ( · J revlyal of lhe com e'd/116..fLT. DQ,.4.R~ .'"Heaven Can Walt'," wlille ~ · · _. l ~ -T ~ 'San C I e m e n t e Community • "'---.-.;i,-.. __ _.,_,, "Theater haa set Mpnday and · Si'"""'' ''Last yl lbe R~llot WedMtday for rea<1in8s--foe _ Lov~t!" • fills lbe Ca mo :1'Last .ofthe:RedHotLoveis." Pl~~~ .!Kw:ds .• The San ' Cl.i ...... .tbeater· p.vf -' STUA!IT ELL!O'M', who playgoers theiO ftisl look at played Big' Dilddy In' Htlnl-"Obfect JO!otbe"O-." "T9m •tn,ton Beach's ·~ear on a Htit Jones,~. u~~· 'and ,OOier in Roof" last season and ~ Strlngersll... arii:I ~·s.Utterrues currenUy, ,ppearlng In Apl!-Are Free!'' • (wh!Oh, ! dptns Modjeska s "The Mousetnp.". lon1gbt). .....-:· ..... .1 fwjll-direct "Heaven'~ for the Lyon Roberts~ WOO played HUntington players. the father of '·'George M1' in The plOt revolves around ~a ·tast sumri\E!t's South , Coast' oung figh~r who;;e .. soqt. ~-.Light~~ ~~1,1~on,_._ will ken from his bo4Y · by direct ilii>,play, which follows miatake during" a plane crash. a· middle-aged ' man tl~r;ough a JA c~st of ~ven m~ abd six trio of~~c ·ro1n,a·ntic . dlWomen of var)Qus ages: is re-mJM4V,~. :.___'° , · ''quired. · AudltlonS fot .a caSt o(· four Tryouts for "Heaven Ca n --the-n:dddl&aged -man aDd ; Walt'' will be held SuMay at 3 three yn\llli girla -will \le o'clock and Monday evening at held Monday and WeCliiesday ' OPERA.TIC ACTOU and actrwes are being 90\llhlt by, the Studio Theater of the Long Beach Community Playhouse ror a prOductkln..of Gilbert and SUiiivan's 11The MiUdO, 11 to be '~ pr~te in Jarmry. Henri Scanlon will direct lbe .OOW . • • Leading ~Jes are three soprano wicea, a, cmr.cter contralto, lyric baritone I and two drameUc baritonelJ, plus a stl'Olli ainglng cbonls. Singers must bri!IJ·tbeir own nwsic. ;q Auditions will be held .Sun--• I day 1rom 11o_a_p.m. .m the 'Cold 'BIOod' on TV Studip ~1ter (upstairs) of • • 1 • • , • • , · ~1 ~~ilii P~~g · Rbbert ·make Qefl) and &'-tt Wilson portray the two young murderers iq the Beach: Further lnforinalion mbvie veriion· of Truman Capote's book about an actual slaying, "In Cold may be obtained from the Blt>od." The film makes its TV debut tonight at 9 o'clock on Channel 2. . director at (213) ~5871. -----------------"-------------- day matinee pmntire with dramatic development beck 1n that woebegone bunt of out· 1931 seems oow to b e dated psychodrama, "Mourn-t h o r o u g h I y adoleteenJ Ing Becomes Electra." Freudlsm, mechanically ob- The playhouse, to clear ,up a vious in construction; sUlted bit of cumbersome detail first, and unpersuasi've. is named the Circle in the Most of its once-innovative Squal'Noseph E. LeVine, in devlooi have been worn out by joint hom:@g~ to the ~ic the torrents of soap opera that management which after 21 have . drenched radio and years of off-Broadway activity television audiences since, and is moving to midtown, and to O'Neill is an ex po1t facto vie· !he movie mogul who ~airs tim of changing dramatic 1Ls e x e c u t I v e board. 'Ibe style. 'nme underlines his thrust-stage amphjtheater is turgid shortcomings. snugged into the basement of The story, based tooselt a just-completed iblock-Jong ueon the Greek myth of the skyscraper ~t ~ sti:eet. vengeful murder of Agamem- Choke of Eugene O'Neill's non and the retribution of . long~t, lurid _effort. _at epic Orestes. takes place ~n post· .doub~less was ·intende<I flS an Civil War New Englaod. Here appropriate gesture, for some it becomes fearful feminine of the Nobel laureate's work s connict between wife and hav.e distinguished CIS effort daughter. MUSICAL · PERFORMERS 'Walru 'T· 'k. were reminded this week that s a e·s tbe Fullerton . ~vie Light · · , · opera Company' will bold _111/dltions for Its next pro- over the'seasons. i;;:=;::;:;:::=======; 'fV-Snotlig" ht -M~lstiJ, ~~~ i~~ NAT;IONAL G.NERAL THEATRES r . supporting player s of estimable talents, c<iutiousjy i~~~~~~~;;;l! duction, "Kismet:" on Dec. 11 ·By SAY SHARBUTI' and l2 for'i cl<>" and singers NEW YORK (AP) -A wal-and on Dec 13 for dancers. , _., . . • Tryouts. are set for 7:30 all . ~ is an ~kely cet~lsion three nights at the Amerige star and an ice floe near the Park Recreation Center, 340 Arctic Circle an unlikely stage W. <;.ommonwealth, on Dec. 11 for drama. All this changes and 12 and the Hillcrest the moment Jacques OJusteau Recreation Center, Lemon at . get. lntn lbe act. Hillcrest, on Dec. 13. 'lbe show The transfonnation occurred will open Feb. 16 for three Wednesday night oo ABC Tele- weekends. vision, ·which broadcast a one- hour Cousteau special called "'Ibe Smile of the Walrus." · COnce .. rt Se.t .. u ""'a beautiful ·hour, . even rar ·toose· tunOng us 'who ·For lrVine wouliJn't ~ x act l y ·consider themselves ·w a l r u s buffs. Tboso -ml8sed the show 'nle University Orchestra at should peOOob the network in- UC Irvine ~II present the'i ;;stan;;;;;tl;;;;yfor;;;;;;;';;rerun;;;;;. ;;;;;;;;; first conCert of its season Fri-II . 1· day and Saturday at 8 p.m. in NOW PLAYING ! the Fine Arts Vill~ge 'lbea~r. -Conduc!OI' Peter Odegard, -• llZAIU; M.<D professor of music, will direct COtt'DY lbe orchestra in the 1Jhoying of • "Lear Suite" by John M. ,,, ANGO'' Swackhamer and "Symphony i'fo. s in C Minor" by ' trimmed the script a bit and The program bad . t w o time he and his underwater staged the enterprise-with themes. One was t~ annual stock company ever had visit· respectful care. 'walrus mlgratton acrosS the ed the Arctlc, a place Cou-1r;=======~~ BeriOg Strait from Siberia to steau described as "a world AJas~an waters and back. 1be of blinding purity where sky second was what inan ha s and sea are indiitinguish- done -and recently been pre-·They set .off from the tiny vented from doing :.... .to 1hese Eskimo village of Gambell on comical, ponderous beasts. St. La,wrence Island, a snow· Sounc!J'prettydeadly, doesn't covered-strip of desolation in it? Maybe, but not through the the Bering Sea about 200 miles eyes of. €oosteau. For my west of Nome. · dough, the show was among tjle, best of the 20 lbe famed undersea explorer • naturalist bas done for ABC Since .1968. The irip nOrth was lbe ftrst ' !.iffD!]D!ofX 1 NR''OIT llACH • Olt.WlSO Dcw11n Jim 1uN .stACT-.UCH~ -~ JIPF~lllMU John H111to11'1 .Mo1t Pow•rfwl Piclwr• In Y••r1 -L.A. Tim•• NOW -THRU-lll(.SIJAY - STt:VI:. ('t'ICOlJllN ~~UL~ ·-·--·---·---wun••wa.s1.vn1•&.,11' 1.t.T ...... •• 11•1. n•m ..... ., u. 6:U. 9:11 ;~ I • I "CRY UNCLE" IOTH II, ....... Celer 1 j . swL v .PILOT st ... ,..... Beethoven. Graduate student Chorille-TrifNate · GuY Michael Harcly will be . "FAT CITY" .... ,,....,.,., .... ''X Y AND ZEE" ' , • . 1 • · guest conductor for the open- . . ~-\..~.-·.. · . ing nu.mber, Emm;muel Irvine Master Choral~: pnm.aeot Ste~e Morris pre--Chabrier's "Espana.'' Tickets 111 sen ts a, plaque to .sug,Pj>rl gt<?Up P!•Sl)!en,t Fore nee -. to the roncert are fl and arefj~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~ SctiillliathH1ll're&lghition<lll' ber lllfO~ iii!ltieblli . available at !be Fine Arts tioxll of the .choral organization. Mrs. Schumacher also Office. For < u r the r in-p R 'E v . 1 1. E w is a vice president of the Orange County Philbar· formation call the Fine ·AIU monic Soc~ety. ·, · , Box Office 83U617. TONITE AT 8:45 C'"IU•&.Ali" • ..._. 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C.n St~ It, Find It, T redt It With e Went Ad il..~~!s.-. ,.....ma.ms REALTORS 2121 f.A8T CQU1" •• ,,.,, COllONA DB.MM.CALF. .41.NU.r t06f 644·7270 WANT TO MOVE IN? •--· • thi • l This owner is ready to leave. May·we show llU'CSt lll 8 trip C)I'. _ you this beautifully appointed traditional 4 • H tin" Be h BR Dover Shores home with New En~land , lll . un ,gon ac flavor. Exceptional living & entertaining ALWAYS RENTED because of the location. areas with outstanding pool and gardens. This triplex bas 1-2 Bedroom and 2. 1 Bed· Presented at '87,500. • i:oom. For the sm~ iJ!.v to( ' t $38,850. '1tNl9UI HOM.; OP NIWPOIT IUCH-Mf.6500 . ' . . -On-the-wateriFoot-__.__,__ __ ~ -tJ~·l()tJi: tl()Ml:S- Pool, pier and slip too! REAL ESTATE NEW CARPETS and DRAPES, 2 Bedrooms, 21,ii baths, WET BAR, marble fireplace. Overlook THE WATER from your-patio and enjoy ....... : ...................... $85,000. AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES '44-n10 -·· . - * * * * * * TAYLOR CO • ! , South of the Coast Hi way in Corona de! Mar; an extremely sharp owner's home with' a· bachelor unil. (bet the rent pay your taxes, etc.) Quality built, with scheduled inner patio. Early occupancy availabl!. $61,500 BAY· & BEACH REAL TY - • HERITAGE . . REALTORS -· ...... . Realton open ~ - $1,500. DOWN ••• AND ASSUME LOAN at '"'"" In....... Comer 2 B111nrt, at 1919 Santa AM Av.. 1111' -In flmture -· uintard lllALTY --DsaMauC......_ 1171 H~642-2991 S~\l~lA-"~~s· -The-Puu/e-witlrth• Bui/t;/n-Chufkflf . • PllNT MJMl!lfO LE!TERS IN nssr. SQW.•f.$ • • Lii!CiAMiiE ABOVE unus .. TO GfT ANSWU • I 1.1 I I • SCRAM-LETS ANS.WEIS IN CLASS .. CA110N IOO • • ' .. . • -. • ,. .. "" ·' r ff DAILY PILOT ~-' •••• , l6t 1972 • l~I -... -I~ I --.. -le _ .. _ ~I-·-I~ -.... t _.... 11~1 [ _ .. _ 1~;;;;;;;;;; C°*1a MeN Huntl~ .... h Huntlnt'-8-h Huntl~ leach Newport 8-h N9wporf luch, .,.; h~ tit-. Acf!!P hr a1.l1 l ~I I 1.ow.:=~r.ti~c.M 2 TRY THIS FOR I' 0 0 L . rambll119 l'Olldlo Pre-Grand Opening Sale! ~~. ~ .. ~ .• ~ Full~~~ES-..lilwO~. llue,_~~lt jte•! _ A;.:STARTEI_ ~ $28'.7501! + pool! $39,50ol den Qr 4 llR, 2 BA. Good Jn beautltUl Ra>icho t re r or save c-.~ •~ _ .. _.. ._ 0 ,_, 1 ...... _...... cloilet space A bltina. 8Hcll CllUonda a mut~lanned $. poSse ,· Don't~ r!:ol when )'OU can &o"""J'Y"" room. ... "..,..,. .....-M .., ... e ........... ..w-4 OUb~rtlhts. nr Golf ~1 cou.nb.'y Mmunity with • ~/bkr · 613-0156 own this home in a cooven· stereo, wall TV antenna., spacious bedrooms, pullman $4.\000. ll,y owner. rn Meditel'Tlne&n ~"-·te. ltilO ::.:.:..::i:. • tent location. 3 Bdrm, 2 whllUe , whlJe ~u work! 3 baths, all electric puati. but· 482-13S8 uu• .. 4 BR, 2 Ba home. Family rm bath. luge livin& room, spacloul bedroom1, 2 bl.tbs. ton miracle bullUn iu.~!.'l • Of exc!Ulfw Lake Club. ()o. wttrpl. Room for boat. l&rae country kitchen cu-tuae" J'amlJy roam with in-d I s h w a 1 h e r , eacpm Wutmlntter )y ,..., wtth liberal ttnnl. $2851) On. Fortin· Rltr. pets thf'OUihoot. Locakd on spirina; Oreplace, beautifUI fireplace adds chann to * couSCJOUS OF TODAY'S Rancho(nf~J """'--"=.: Rlcy. ~. a cul-de-sac street, Assume bu i 1 t ':" l n k I t c b e n , family room. Loads of '" v1v-.MN FOUfttaln Volley Wall To leacll! $35,950! Snrfer's paradiae. l..ar$!:e 4 bedroom. 2 baUt home. Family room wi t h hand.lome fireplace off the deluxe builtin k I t c h e n • dishwasher. 2 patios, one <.'OYefTd. Concrete pad for boat or trailer. Side yard entry. Finished garage vl'ith work bench. Fre shly painted. 3 yrs, new! Brit, 862-UT.l. . TARBELL 181184 Brool<hurst, Fountain Valley OWNER MUST SELL 3 Spacious bedrooms, large den, secluded rear living room with,... b a n d 5"° m e fireplace, wile-saver builtln range, oven &: diahwuher. Exqulsjte gold shag deep padded carpeting. l.oYely patio, Jr .. estate puunds-1.andsc.aPed to perfection. Brk, $32,750, 80-2561. VA loan at $1.00 00 per dishwasher, h a n d so m e decking, lush low main-RISING C05r! Here'1 a Cem.t.ry · monUt or troO.oo. t~al C06t ~~ncebflr fora~:= :i:~o~~P~~ =~: d!n~~~cr:... ~ Lota/Cl'Vlllh ' 15' B~ACH DUPL to VA buyer. 84'1-6010. privacy in the 1 ... -1 •• con. POOi Ith t •·-·-It ,.~ fres!U .... 1 .. led H 1-----~_,. ___ ,_... New, deluxe.( BR. ,.lBI. I: FOUND ! tour pool! No ~ G.I. llrk, 8'.s-~~ra e """'~' ~ yanJ~ .O';;iy izr.~~ 2MCllOlrlalCE !t~ Westminster 3 BR., 2 Ba1 eadt.t A treasure ch~f! J have the tmnl, low down Mn-Yeti! All temu. Seller ml!ly help 2 ~ion 4 ;9• ':O:: 1.: S15~N T.nro~c;:n: . key to unlock thl• outstand· Brk. -· CONDOMINIUMS •n ""'''· Call W-4218. · c·-~ G • ~-n1' ... ,,,en o o d """'phe . Fare! Walker RH.I tor ~ lng 3 bedroQ.m-2 story • Mm • 847-7337. 646-7414 H>.QS32 home. The bonua room ill ,,_ wuxa &1.'l'•t for all tYP"S of en-Bolsa Orlca A Hell $5 AtS mM--CommercJ.I 10 UN IT DlClllt')'maker. tertainm~t. If you like that Adams • Mq:nolla Huntington 1tarbor 1 inn Beach Bl J ltB Property 151 $85,(0'.I. Near ahol>P1n;f I: outdoor type of living, the Huntington Beach e OLD ENGLISH e 111ef11e111 Lofty livingawaitsyou! v" • __ ,__,_ ____ Frwys. tncomesUJm.- covered and encloeed patio ''"'""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiioiiOi I c..-11tM1 Act swiftly CENTER. Colta Mesa.J Id-Fortin. Realtor 60-m 1 • I-luge customized 3 bdnn. ,-1-1111 jolnina mnmercia.I lnoome will be ereat fOt" you. Call ELEGANT with Italian marbletlrepl in to select your own propertl@a. Great potential 4 Units, C.M. Nr. sboppac. NOW 842-2535. Price $37,500. huge Jiving rm., gigantic Newport !3each conl:tor'lilnlum. I ..... ....._ Will sell one or both. Call Xlnt cond. Uve in one, rent THROW AWAY MANSION famlly 1·m W/free standing Visit the tempora1Yofflces of the ' 6'5-202tl 0, 64U560. ~Fortin, Realtor, IO-!iOOO. YOUR l'Al'ER 1 Lovely tv.i>story, 4 BR &: ?donterey firep!. So many Newport Crest Information Center, Coo ......... mlnluma £.Side Costa Mesa. HOUie + • fam rm A Jorml din and Xtl'a4.. like elec gar. door conveniently located at Mobile Homes -I $34 !l"i045000 dc9'1. THIS IS IT ! bright and cheery kitch. open&, watersoftener, huge 2400 west Coast Highway 1 .. R for sale ' 160 1:0:e $395' mo. Pmntl ft95 That's not all! All crpts back yard patk> and rear s · 8 N 8 ch , __ F_••_S_•..;1•;.....-~-.;;..~ o / B k H~re ii 8 bonev of a houst>! thruout even tn bath, new entrances, 11 looks like 8 u1te , ewport ea , 1-NEWPORT RMERA~ALL mo. wner ro er . One lltory 4 bedroom b:>me. paint A wallpiper. On a bl11: Hollywood setilng . walk to Open Daily 10 am. to sunset. Mltor, ffm Rentals ON 1 FLOOR. Lfs. pllllhly 63&-564(1. Large living room, all elec· comer lot w/a cov'd Jllllkl. Country Club &: horse I 'I 'crpt'd, 3 BR. 2 BA, din rm, Ind I I D rty IA tric kitchen with family $(7,500. See today, stables. S.16.600. 71"' SALES & LEASING frplc, lOxto priv. patio. 2 u1tr. ~,... iu·u. Complete privacy In I' REAL ESTATE FAIR cugar.Pool,rec.nns,etc. 29. A--ul rear ya.rd. 'Ibis home is II> "'~"' -~, full aerv1ce faclUt)' fM.Ultl Owrtr!tl"'..,. 644-881« -•• llP cated 1n • tnct o1 S50.1m -~ """""'" Millllr u-.... _.,._..,._-____ ~_·__ H-AI le .... homOL A must IO,.. priced UF5HI I ::J 531•5111 OWNER IHllllllll IMllN 111111111Jf011.lllia at °"!l' $34,250. 8'7.Ql10. TRANSFERRED DupleXH/Unlb Ready .. for developm"'t • TIS THE WCK e HOUSEWIFE'S 4 •-"""bedrooms, tamily 531-6800 ,ur. 162 good !ccat1on, llat '°P'I· OF THE 'RISH DREAM • ·room a<ijaceot bu ii tin raphy, utilities ·-kitchen, boasts a ~some r'ail line adj&eent to proper- THAT You SAW All on one 0001-, 3 BR, big fireplace, .,.at fm-family COftlempo-G....., Rlvor NEW OOPLEXES t;y and """' for lflbt In· kitch w/loads of cabinets, fun Ir: entertaining! ~ Gre•t F•mlly P•rk dustrial use. Full J!rice THIS AD custm floor to cell flrepl , patio tor outdoor ple~s Rentals from $69.50 $833.340. Call 56f.lto0. dbl door entry, big laundry over Io o ks a lovely 10 minutes from Anaheim on Bun.DER SELUNG NOW. INVEnMENT DMSIOM CINDERELLA con AGE &Jper aharg and priced right $2750 price reduction &nd 5 rm, encl patio. Lot big landscaped back yard . new Rlven.lde Frwy. Take . $45,950 ~· points to VA buyer . This enough foc 2 pools. Even Plush carpeting, drapes in-=-~·~·~·~-~§=~~ Green River off ramp. 4901 &'>.:th of Adams on Hunting· ~®THB REAL lovely 4 bedroom, 1%. bath has a boat gate, on cul.de-eluded! Brit, S 2 9, 9 5 o, Greera River Dr., Corona. ton Street, HB. ~•·9 • home that hu been newly sac lot. Only $32,500. No ~. (n41 -7 ........ r•..r. •1a -.,g a.,,j,·an painted htside and out ill down pevm t ~·d. I---::;---=-=,.--• "-. t:;=-',) -•,)•'L -. OPEN '!!. IPM . vacant and ,..ady "" Im· REAL ESTATE FAIR Young &. Big J ;-;---.,-;---:---:-:-,~-:-----:::::::::~;:::_.,. ___ 1 '·13=B~UD=oy=12x'"4'=lumlabed-,-,--""'1 ~!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!.,.,!!!!I ;;,::'.;:::=~~=-~~ ~~e~~.~~ ~:5.51 $36,000! Huntington H•rbour L•gVM Niguel =· ~ ~Mpp~: =~1~~ ~=£3:!i:d at •• call now! 842-2"35. HA YE A HAl'l'Y ' trpBcious bedrooms, 2 lov .. -LEG $4500. '°" down. -Ad. • Jy baths, delu:xe bulltln E ANT 3 ~R home nr MONARCH BAY . less than rent. S.120. Dlr, THANKSGIVING kitchen, dishwasher. Huge water, shoppmg &: schls. 4 BR, den, family room, din-557-939(). 18957 Santa ~ - 3 BR, 2 :lA, 2 lrplcs, m 1q tt tam rm, formal din nn, lge patio & yard. Drpa ,. crptg. 1868 sq ft. Call 962-8220 aft 3:30 for .appt. BACHELOR PAD 2 Bd(m., "LkSo" Tiburon. End uni!. Live II up with a pool at your front door. All yours for 10% down . $28.950. Full price. Call for more Info. when you know you' have bonus room, e I e i:!: an I Comp \V/den, lam rm & 1ng room, 2800 sq. ft. "SA"C"RIF='t"°C"'ED"°'2'"B"r-.-.-w-nlng~. ~\.,~~ ~r~ti>W~ =~ce~~. ~ ~~~n~· roam $74,SOOSEA. TERRACE ':::O~··P~: ~i~,s~ DON,'J. PINCH LOW price of ONLY $25,500. schools It shopping! Bric, Irvine 673-ln.7 $28,950 · NO DOWN GI. 5'!. 00wn to 846-<1604 , . 4 BR, family room, dintngl;;;;;-;;'u.:· :;:;;-;;;:;;;;;-;;;::-..-.:>I others. HURRY! room, wet bar, 2200 sq. fl GOLD Medal 24x60 2 br,-2 b& Sure to please the ITlO!lt DELIGHTFUL + den, porch xtras, nr twy . perticular people! 3 king ·FAMILY HOME NIGUEL HilJ...S I: sbop1, reduced $3SOO. prln larwln re1lly Inc. <n<I -· :eths ~~ lnre= Realton 842-t455 .... , 5ft2.t W. F.<.llnger, -En.Joy Ille to the fullest in l:ai ~~~house, in Sonly :·:ilr.iAdlt ~al~7. 0 :;nc1s~ =ie~~; ~GTON Crest 3 br. HunttngtonBeaCh ;eth ~};nuw•Y ... ~bar.;. m.~. . ~oi.ta~~;E y UR-SELF entertalnlng ott the built-in Atnum born<, 2 .ba. lam. 511/l 010 INTEREST ~· .•• ,~~ • ~ CROWN VALLEY "~ "'' ·~· t rm I.rm dlnin... /I d-rator ,...-ting & d•ap. ............. ~. kichen distr.vaaher too. " ...... '6 nn., 'Ibislbedroomhomecanbe rl d~""'11· t HIGHL.ANOS . ·~·FLAMmoo 2 BR 2 Larae ~ patio fOt" out· p a 11 o I kitchen, Roman ..... _ .. t bl.....t '->4-e es an . . . s vacan . ( BR, 2 BA, beautiful view, ~ 'den, bltn .. __ i...._.__• __ door fun &:: BBQ's. Prestige garden bath in suite' aim:! ....._., IU ~· to exi .. ...,., $36 9JO unl pool. --~ location,Brlc..96M865 master hi'. 8'. cascading GI51n%loao.totalmonthly i:. ·~edhi.11 $39prt,950va~ecomm ty ~j~ encl. 'po r c h . . water WI Into custom swim ~enu only S127 or try O'U"'-.> I 51'1! down -on sale price of Opoowner, mf any •• ~ras. I By $22,950. BUT HUjtRY! NIGUEL TERRACE 1968 Trailer; 26' long Qa.n, 968-1825. or q""""' 8 a. e · Deluxe 3 BR home with new l!T'Pt8 I: drapep Best of. HuntlftllOll llMch TARBELL OCEAN VIEW IN FRONT REALTY formal dinilW room, ocean 1 _f•_r._64&-~_21~26~·-----$210.· -PER ,MO, Realton 84>-lf!li unly. Park <:oni.•. Irvin• view,~o"'R'hs;'.W· and .:your own swimming pool Jkook)i11_._J!J:fl_!.!!~lon ·in back yard. ( bdrms., 2 Untlngton .oeach . TIME,FoR . Take over Joan. 4 BR, 2 BA. e Call Anytime, 83.l-0820 ....-s ~--t H Wood panoling, snack bar. INVESTORS • Office Jtounr 8 AM to 6 PM -• ~ wy. 'Ranch atyle kitchen has 1 'l::::::=l:IZl:ll:l~l:I:= South Laluna · ~2237 ~":fu..-,,,'kt.1~,°0;o"u A VERY SPECIAL name It All ·new paint -HOME-shows owner's n.c. ALL TERMS AVAD..ABLE. "too much" stot'age. Huae • DREAM • I• NEW CONDO on East 9, fur tam.rue. who t1ke Ume to roaring fireplace + a huge Two 4·plexea. Good H.B. )o.. MOVIN' ON view gall (.'Otll'Se, 3 Br., 2 live. Two muter suites, s w Imm I n g noo1. Only cation. QXXI. below market Owner baa been transferred Ba., owner, 675-{t033. - THROUGH A DAILY l'ILOT WANT AD (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can iarxe family room and a $35,500. Call RED CARPET a,t $47.SOO. Call · for .ln$pec. and is leaving aoon. Hi.s 4 Lido Isle billiards room with wet bar REALTORS 962-5513. tion M2-1418. bdrm., 3 ba. borne with for-1---------1 liReiia1ii ... & .... __ _.-...,.,. I '~~ car J::,~· ~ ~ i'."i: 1 ""'R"'E"'l'""O""'S"'S"'E"'S°"s'°1"'o~N~S • WAUC-~~ • ~'/!inu',""..:'c~ ,:~ .t.,f~~~ to1 GI NO DOWN 008-4'56. Fo. Wormotlon and location -· in a veoy short lime. Priced 5 Bdrma., 3\0 batha p!UI din s:ri,cmFP. U&lpermo Pm. ••. . :n~a':-FHA&:: VA bome1, 1nn .Beach BJvd., H.B. lar quldc ,sat~ at $41.500. rm. plus 4te. swdeck.. -' ' • f ' -· . 642 • 5678 PINCH YOUR [~1ra:x) . 2 BR, Jrg 40' x J.31j' lot, de-l(ASABIAN BY Owner, Fr anciscan i eel h•11 !85.IXXI tlched gar, ....... -· Yee Fountains Lrg ,.i 8\y 4BR, r I LIDO REAL TY painted inside & out. Xlnt Rul Estote 962-4644 2BA. huge lam rm w/beam 3377 VII Lldo.J!)t. Beach l~ ........ home."$660 Down to il' .... ting lo * 67~, ..... * -... 5* e anyone. Paymts less than HEY, BANDITOI OWNERS say, "Get them i::am~·~; open~ &t I: REALTY _ rent. Walk to ahopplng. Wanna steal? Reduced $1(0'.I. told and we'll help with veta Sun 12-S. m8004. Univ. Park Cente~r Itvlne Mesa Verde Clusiflc•tion 100 .. 124 I' · 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, lux· C0111". 3 or 4 BR $28,500 le · l urioua Interior, n-ewly $32,5(1(1. mm.. 842-1418. * FOOTBALL STAR sell.!! Call Anytime, 3 BR, 2 BA, home, T Plan I · ~ . painted in A' out. AU terms. GLEN MAR . 4 Br corner his private resldeoce. 4 Office hours 8 AM to 6 PM model fuµy cpUdpa, lg ..... ...._ Jiii l6M4TI l :J 14M113 $29l500rwli. lly I located between •2 shoP rumpus size BR's, oveni7.ed enclosed I an a i. just , ...,,,..,..,...,,..!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!"" I • " rH nc. centers. 2 rn.Ues from bc.h li~ nn opens 10 view -Laguna S..ch redecorated 1 mm e d ~ Oassification 12S.149 r-N-' a "Pad"•. ~--•• ad•. (714) 961 4405 64&-l7'l2 att &p.m Ot" wkendll'. 15' x 35' pool, ranch me kit· cupancy. By owner, $35,950. '"·-------. ~ i-w:i:: ... cben &: dlnJn&. C9rY TV' den ALL For appt 493-2566 I 'I I ~ -Call-;;~6G<i611.r.;::==:;;::=::::;;=:;;:;;a;ASS1~~n~ed::'Am;;;:~·:·:·~642-==561l~:Se:;;;ll:i~dl~e~l;te;""~·~·=·~642-'='561l~:-}or~·~1am:§'~rm~n~ .. ;;;o!lK!t.~·~9112-5511~;;;~··J ...,,....., . ---·-.. ~home needs ls Yl?'1l' Miss• Viejo G.wal -USE THiS HANDY oJDER BL~NK, W! PAY POSTAGE!: .. ="~:~";"~.!\',:;,::;; 2 BDRM,.·.-. $22;500 ClouilicaUon 150-1'4 • ,touc? will turn it in~o t_he Completely upgraded town-l I~ perf~t home for the1 ~Ure house, located In prime f"nlnelal • family. 3 Bdrms. &:: 1 ele-area,onl,ylyearold.Swim·l '-------J. 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE UNE-:-NO. AD U!SS THAtt 3 LINES PENNIES with a PILOT •• Tillll • TIMIS 7 TIMll tz ltMD gant bath.!!. A truly m~lfi. ming pool and clubhouse Classification 200.260 cent view Of the gracioua prtvilea-es CAlJ.. 837-MXI 1 bJUE' Pacific. See Crickett KATELi..A REAL r( ( .._. ]~ $4.50 $5.80 $6.80 PAYMENT ENCLO~ED 0 SEND BILL 0 OR USE YOUR CHARGE CARD • Poblldi for ••• •• •• • • • il1y1, "·'~ ............................. . Cloutfluff.. • • , •• •• ,, • ••• •• •• •• •• •• • • • .... • • "'' • • • ~ • • ! • • •••••••• • • pc... . ........................................................ . ... ..,.,... ......................... :• ............................. . City , , • ,, • ,,,,, , .,, ,, , , , •• , ., • , ••• P'tio110 , •• , , • , , , •. , •• , •• • •• •, • • ..... ....tc.ril......, .............................. ~-.. :: .. . ....... c._.. ....._ .... , . , . , , , ......... llfls•M 19te.,, .... . $7.40 $11.70 $17.70 $9.08 $14.SL $22.50 - ' $10.76 $17.30 $27.30 J O ft6Ull-COST "'' 011ly 0110 word in 'e1clt 1p1c1 1bovo. l11elwd1 your •clclr111 ot ,hone 111mb1r. Tito cott of 'fOUf ocl it el th• •"' of lh1 11111 011 wh:clt fflo l•1t wort! ,.f ••11r •cl i1 wril· ''"· Acid SJ.00 ,1111 l U1111 .,.,,. if 'I•" d•tiro "'' of DAILY ,.llOT 1011 1.ryico "wiilt 1n1U1,cl ro,lio1. , -----------Cit Mlll-PASft ON TOOi IMftLOH ----------- Ta"':fotan Naw~~;.;·~F _ c1 ... m:: Joo.: PENNEY PINCHER REAL ESTATE DISTINCTION [ Aowbo•rto ,__ ll•I 1190-Gtenneyre St. • G do I ~ hl'-:::-----....J. ••• 94_ ·-·~s ra us e egance on rrac Cl ·r. 1• ~6.~70 ...,.... ~,) '"""""'... Tn!e Ln. Custom f bdrm., •111 1ca ion .>1 v-.> ALMOST NEW dining rm.. large family [ . . I~ 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home; living rm., 21it baths. Modern R.m.k ,61 rm. w/trplc. Lge. family Island kitchen. Even a bl'!J nn..;-dlnliw-area off cheeey,-dee2_!.reeie. Beautifully c1 ... ·~ ••• tjon •oo '65 well equipped kite.hen. At· decoritid &: lilitiCipiied:-· · u •_ ...!!.._~ tached 2 car garage. Xlnt And a covered patio beside I ; l[ ijit) nelgh~~·:x1· l is2~~~~G P'tOOL. ~. m~~ CALL e .,,,.l.J4 Cl•ssification 500..510 ~~! 9-!f.~ ·I -.. ~ 11•1 .....,._._..ci.... Ne•r Me..,•rt Peal Of,.ee Ct."' .1. t' • 525-&J - l l'l Lots+Ocean Vlnrl ! ! ! LOOK I ! ! • '" ••• •on , • . • BR •• ~ 2 St;y. C~ted [ I~ =~ ~~n ~ P~~~~~~ ~.~,.... zlidlni &lass walls open!ni Quiet· &.11 aduJt., and a dee-Cla11iflcation 550.!15 IO sundeck with ocean view! orator'• dream! Shown byl r------. A decorator's dream -a appoinbnent only $36,900.1 ll pP J rare find at $38,900. Call 545-8424. EXCLUSIV'.E btnM:ttoit MISSION REALTY 494-0731 with . S 0 UT H C 0 A S Ti '-::,--,.---....J EMERAIJ> IAY REALTORS. Clau;l;c.tion-615-510 :i~:~T~~ w~~ •,~::,!~~:!e0.I ~-...... ·1!5J TED HUBIRT t;~ :1~:· 2~~~'°8~arp ... Glnsificati~ 600-6!'. Classified A.d - 2 TIMES -s2:00 · ~~:$·~: ·c*yY15°f:1~;~L; I ""'"-][Ill l'ORTAFINA " H.v . ·HoMES ~ ....... 2 ei.m11 .. 11 •• 1~110 Any Item Priced I I l ' ' I I LAGUNA :,~+F1:;..~:e-~: I -~ --- MqniDcent ocean view Iota. G4f-Stg dally l-5. \ . )~ S5I 0 r less Ctmt home tr'$59,500; cust BEAOON . BABAYY,, ~ .. -~ ~-sification 100-136i • bldg-.lte fr $181110.-Uft..on. ~ .. ~.~ -------- _l Nya Pt to entr. Lq Bch., with wet bar, +· 2 BR Apt. I 11~ J '9W388. llf>O.IXXI 673-<!203. . ...... _ 7' I IUSIHESS lErLY MAIL ""' Cl• """" "' fa. c..to "'-. c~ OWN-YOlJR-OWtrl A p T . Duplexe1 near the ocean (If thtn Item "" Near. Vlctor HUIO'~· u=;,000. Miles Lanon, Realtor Cl•11ific•tion ISO.ISi more OM , ...anet1 !9ft' j Nett Realty, f9.HJU. * 673"'8563 * ~ -•-t S-wtS:: ==an= Po= !~1~°s7r500. l ~"'t=1a:1 ll!t'J CHMt newel $50.) t view. $69,500. 8Y Ownr. Prln ~ ~ O•t•iflc•tion t00.912 I .-..:. .... Hm• N•rn•' Ho11hi. I . ]r:.1 . ;;"Owner 6 bdrm,' be, lam 2 'I!' ~ ~ ... '."'·~: ' 'hr-ta•""• 6'. ~ 1.· ~6 70 j 1 rm, 3 tar garap,~ ;,950 Owner~ c1 ••• ific•tio~ 915-94.9 'If 1.4 ~j I 0 ~ ~ '=.J. l1J-8ll& V•candct c<IOlt money! Rent I I§). ' I An¥d1YllthcB!:Sl'DAYlo ~ .• ~tl>iioa"Yiilly~ .... -.. Wt .. ' run an ad! Don't delay. Cl.aulned Ad. Sell kfle Item• · .ca.II today ~ now! Call 64v.£78 Now!_ 0.11ifie41tfen 950-HO Outntt Coolt J>All:Y ~ILOT . , r. o. hx 1UO C"'9 M-, C.llf. 9262' ClnzlfW Dept. • • \ • . . -· • -I .... _ - • • DAILY PILOT lj]!_ ~·. lhi ,~[ -m ... -~·l~~,._I ---1~1 ......... I ·;;-~I~;;;;,.!),.-..... HtJl -... ··-··-lltll ... -· ...... J~~l ""_'--"'-__.I~ :~===~~~~c:C:'~~ s-.. 2....:. a ,_ , "'<-m• ~--~--L•--1100111...,....... --· Uiftm. ..., 0..11-u~·m. --•-F ·-•~ ·~-36S ""' u-• .,. ,., --•-"' 1--,., .... -;;.,-r ""' · -....,.,;.. ""'· -....,... """'rn. . =· murn. _, Af.1. Unfurn. 36S ~;:;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;HI;;;; ·-............. I-",,. H ntl " -ft----I -~ "' u ""°" Ceola MoN • -• ~al Huntlnvton Buc:h- BAY VIEW 2 8'., . """'1 3 BR, 2 BA. Pool, temll UN! l~~~ijjjijjjijjjijjjijjjiiii~~imiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiii . 1 l I STOP PAY1NG ·IENl!!! Walnut Square ConclomW-• Tab Aclw111t111J9 of Ow "NO CLOSING COSTS" Expires Nov. 26th -Tract 7403 30 Day Escrow • Minimum $950 Moves You In. • No Closing Costs. • Immediate Possession. l IN ADDITION, you get 2•& 3 bedrooms, 1~ & 2 baths, built·in r1V1ge, oven, hood, dish- washer, disposal, individual laUDdry area, I enclosed pnvate garage, private entrances, choice of carpet color, cable TV, swimming pool, _gas B-B-Q · & park-like recreaUonal : area. dln, .fn>lc. pllllh • ·r·tvtt·.-re~ -ISllO-IMMSD. OCCUPANC¥ Q1J'; ~~-$140, 2 "'· bltn1. apl/drpo, 'ld'"IJ! •I out. Ii btk -l'arlt. ~7216. New t,.I' 3 llr,.op<o -· ,..., ""· El;-CORDOVA APl'Sic. ----.Jqjlc. IAund ••di I< wport. - blk, to bcil. $300. Yrly. • ·--llooch D~ clohwthr kit, dba~ -w. Roh, ''°'" $145 Ci>! A I am . d>ild Qk. No ...,, c.. . • -Ill! ~tsid. $18 mo u pd. I I 2 Bod"'°"'' "'"· •12-4664. ** PENINSULA PT. 2 BR. $110 -UTJL PD. Nlee 1 B•. U · Huntl~· :.Ch Dishwasher • Sb~ Carpeting • Walk·!n Clos-2 B" 4-pl~«. "' P8ri<lo'''""· CAPE COD. $3 0 0 I m o • Lov<1y view. No. end. ~. F d Air t o.tr La Roo bltM, gar, quiet. No pets. Ywly. S250 2 BR, 1rp -•~. Orte ea . ~ a rge l11ll • t mo mo. m.1551. *'Call 66-8!0 * $32!1·: umQU£~·~·fl:l LaQUINTA HIRMOSA Beautiful Game Room · Heated Pool· BBQ 's-LARGE 2 bedn>om 1 bath. BEAtrr. 3 br, 2 ba, Duplex. trplc,,2 s'Y llv i;m .• yard,~ I -. ... 0 fwR!Mll ](9') SoanJlb ~try E•tate uv. Enclosed Garages. Quiet surroundings and Xlnt 1oc. Only $135. Ph: Cblldnm ok. $250 a 111011th. leaturea lncld 1 ~ . _ b>I " -Apts. Ter-close to shopping. (Nr Harbor & Hamilton St) 842-1418/Ew 84U405 BKR. C&ll 6T)-t519. view! 1 ' raced pool; sunken gu Adult l:lvlng • No Pets. HUGE 2 BR, 2 BA, deluxe .Capl1tra,... BMCh NU-VIEW RENTALS B8Q. Unbelievable Living . 2077 Charle St., Cotta MoN 642-4470 poolside apt 'm'. bech. $1115. 673-4030 or 494-3218 Apb. '""" 3'° Onl)< . ml Fh'lda 536-3916. NEW 3 ·BR, 2 11A home, vu of Lag11na 1t Onutllne .. 1• __ Ill -• I ; llR. FURN. $11$ HACIENDA HARBOR 1 -una lloach Cupe!~ witb bito~ /'.lo from be .. t. !BR. 38A. -•-· 2 BR. FURN, $21S p...,, $154 ...,. peto, ·mo. Call 49SJll25. home at T0p ot the W"'ld. 3 llR. 2 BA. b'plc, 6 -. 1 BR. Stud....Unf. $205 DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS LAGUNA NIGUEL Corona dol Mir Fonnal dJnlng_ ""-~ from e.., New lumlahh><s ALL tJTlli1TIES PAID Furnllhed & Unfurnl1hod Apartmant1 cozy cottqe, 2 Bdrm, ~~':!"::.~e A out ~ ~&mo: Aduha No pets Heated Pool -Garages -Shag· Carpeting t Br .. 1 Ba.; S18S • 2 Br., t trp l c, completely ,.. Di!hwas.ber -All Utilities Paid. Ba .: Sm . e 2 Br., 2 Ba.; remodeled. $27'. 673-1658. Lo~ N...... BRAND NU 2 BR. (4 blkaBe s.bollSanblkDWt ... FrwyHolt Adults Only. No p~ $235 so. of H~.·2 BR. Duplex. SEA Terrace ~se, 3 Br, call bet 9-S. 673--0~ :'16Z1iParkside~.) 241 Avocado St., Cotti Meu .,. 646-1204 :~:1:~ G:i~tf'&:Ca~~ ~~ ~-&tn». ~~Beam ~~;=:Ba,::.'-"71"~.;:;c:.'::cl::;r;;.·_"°_pe_ts_, 1; .. ;.;c.lboo:;..;,;'-'-Po~nl;;.n;;;IU;.I;;;•__ cn4l MT-Mtl VILLA MARSEILLES (acil~1 =;a~.area. c .. ta -.........._. laach IDEAL to 1 adlt sm1 bu $145 $165 SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT. <99-2277 0, 495-5271 ·--'"" • r • t s.-·-•-" 1~ ,,., n."'-, F l·L-• & Unfu 1·•·• coiy studio apt.' in rear ol ~ uo.. -IM,llj um -m -SPECl'ACULAR v\ew, 2 I: 3 • ,}_?e~ to•allstudentil~t. 8;"1~-IWFF.S PLAZA Baytront home, 1135 pe• b'plc'•, prlvtb. P'8""1ots 1-• . ~ult Living BBRl\I 2 bath, Btk to beach. e ... -, ....... ·• · • ""'' Sparkling tresb, 2-sty. 3 mo. 'ti! July 1, or $115 yrly. oMded be. • 0 · DtsbwasJier color coordinated appliances • NEW-From S21Kl. Ph : ALA Rental& • 3900 B<lnn. sooo monlh. Avail. 6'5-3063 alt 4 pm. ~w,l!:;' :'..;. ~~ Plush shag carpet· mirrored wardrobe doors-494-3383 & <94-2339 . • Rare Indeed -2 B•. Stove, 12/15. BA y View 1 Br. $17GUMJ. See '°' )'DU1'leH Itm indirect UgbUng In kitchen • breakfast bar • MoH Vordo PRICED FROM gu. Kldl/peu ok. $130. 2 1"· $250. Ulll pd Heh. Keoiaon 1A U blk w. ol huge private fenced patio • plush landscar.; $11,'541 TO $23;4$0 Al.A Rontelt • 645-390_0 Pi" I< prl<g. Adults. :m Beach, 1 blk N. of Slatu). inf • brick Bar-'-"''es • large hea•·, poo DELUXE 2 & 3 8'., 2 Ba, E. Edgewater. l-1'71-2866 80-'ZMS ~u u:u encl gar, $160 up. Rental NEAR 's cc "-!!Co e-Wk~U!PO ~ 2 ll &: anai.AircondWoning. Ofc., 3095 Mace Ave., I Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, right about ~· ·•· ' ·"" un;e · -~ "~~an LRG. 8', beam ce " "'l>t, 3101 So. 8r1&tol St., Santa Ano 557 -54&-1034 1 BOOnn with yard, patto LIMly Bach • 1 'BR-Rooms drpa, bltn d-whr, diapl, pool .. ,_ • mile to Walnut (1st road on left), left 1 mile and gance. Mature adulu Mald Se..ice. Pool . Util Pd & utli pd. Adulta, no pe1s. COL.DWELL, BANKER & CO. LG. 2 BR .;lb °' without ~ to "Walnut Square"; or s8n l)iego Fwy. to ooly. $140. . •Call """740 e Nr. Hoopltal. A'"'1Nov.19. MANAGING AGENT Den & frplc. 1% ha. encl. j Culver, left about 3 miles to 'Wlllnut, right to Roy McCardle Realtor 2 BR, Ill BA. patto, balrony. $210/mo. 1'1676 Cameron. pat;,,, gu. "'$169. 64+<1962 I "Walnut Square" or call 714/;;51-4041. 1810 Newpo"' Blvd., C.M. 2414 Vtsta de! °"' 315 E. Bay, 1250 mo. on yrly 842-5192 · Apt Unfvm. 36S Apt U 1 365 Newport Buch \ sa.7729 Newport Beaeb be. Inq. at Apt C 673-1521 SM.AU., quiet apt. newlyp~· .::.;.;;.;:.;;: __ _;= • n um. i~~~~~"""'"'"~~~~"!:'~~"""""l~I !!!"!!'..,;.;;;~;,;,.!!!!!!= 644-ll33 ANYTIME o• 54&-7771. turn. $125. Util pd. Pl'et Corono dol Mir COii• Moso WHERE Lotl for Salo . l?D ~ lo Loan 240 NOW available 3 Ir, DW, cozy 2 Illy _. Iron~ vu ** 3 ROOMS w/bay view. employed/retired woman. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil CONGENIALITY 14' Acre Sa n Juan 2DdTRUSTDttDLOANS newcrptslepalnt.cloeeto bome,3BR.2ba,1Uhdck, S110mo.incl.utlL 536--295.1 • PREVAILS Ca .. " By~-So Will a. ... -....._ .. _ an IChla, water pd, ht & crpts drps. frplc. Wlh/dry, 673-5ll)5 BACHELOR apt Ooee to , ...... '!' HARBOR saaus Ocean view, superb OOtiae ·~ .. '":'ew. Ii~';;;, ::. •lllWl<iR .. _, KH'm• 1ut mo. a ...,..;"' dept. ~".'!!! .. ~'!.. "!!::.. bltiM, beach a-· S1001mo. a ·... nun seeurlty. apa1'tmen" ... 93-9lS8 S215 mo. 979-&14 ~ ~·v IJllC• 01.l""WU;7, C1pfltr•no BMch Gu .t: water pd. 547-5667. t:\J•! It signed with a Master's Ml" . "'-. E.Ul'SIDE, nr. town.·3-BR,, HARBOR Vu bomet 2BR & 1.:c===:;..;:;;;;::=--Laguna BMch r _,,;;,_~ Fumlshecl & touch, exclusive club with ount11in, .,.sert, I( II! I + OR, cpt, stove, Wtr & · den, comm pool, Iux crpt:s & WINTER rental Smack on I ;;.;.::.. ___ '-----1 Unfumllhed unique Aquabu.r, fountains i Resort 174 ...._,_fll!ll eant. pd. No pets. $235. 1st drps, Adlta pref, $39), g: ~Be : ~plau~ 2 BR duplex, clOSe In, Nr ON TEN ACRES and formal gardens. All part ~ I: last rm., S40-514 8 , &f.H814 P a , ex. ocean on Gavk:ita St. FU:m. Apts. fum./unfurn. Lease . From $130 to $215 mo or the South Coast'a fines AVE CABIN ... •n45. BLUFTS 3 BR OJndo, attrac Br, 1% ba. 49&-2513. util A: cable pd. OUJdren ck. Fireplace ·/ priv, patios. apartment communlt;y. • WILL RENT? d pool & a.... C t Meu $235 wintet, $.115 yrly. Pools Tennis C.Onmt'I Bkf!t. 1 Bedroom/studios from $195. 1 need a cabin In the . San HOUMI Furnished 300 ~~ ~.; 2 Br. fncd$130. emr, nr mr .. ..., sm °' a 499-41fll or 497-21192 900 Sea Lan, CdM 6W2611 Bechelora • 1 Bdrms 2 Bedroom trom S295. I · ~""'• re ... '6• gar, • fam. $335. Lse, ownr (M~-·-• ~---tu-) 28d e•Bd Modi 9A>l tll d"·" ,Bernanlino Mtn. area IOI' .. lboo Ponlnauia ktda/pet. 640--0n5. c-de Oro Newport Boach ~·w"' "' ~ . .,., rm1 • rm1 e •open · · -· .two .... at. Thanlaglving. " Rent-A-Hou&a 979-6l30 TENNIS. Pool Walk to ALL llh or 2 Full Bath1 il!eip ua ~1'tni.· ThanJta. 2 aro>u 6cean ;..;.. wllll Be h 2 • 2 ~ 11' llTlIJTIES PAID ~ giying tbli1W-.v It lhluld be ~~-No ~ ...... Adults. MESA del Mar 4 Br, family ac · story u.a.., Compare before you rent 4 BR. 2 ba.o 2 car eacl Codi MeN Master size bedrooms w/ <Wtth I!-reuonable rate Avail· 12/14-6114. Util pd, rm, crpts I: mi-, ~t BA, $215~. Leue. Sony, Custom de&iped, featuring: park'e. wtlrmy avail now. high beam celli~s, large 'mountain l'l"treat Pb Mike street. Lte $275.. mo. 824 no pets. 1290• • Spadlrect~'""~~en with in· 3~ .. 2.ba .. -•. turnlJbE!ll •••••••••• •.t.""'··"~"' Time To C.... Up li•'•• room w gaa o' ,675-1527 attu &. • • ' fll5. m;· .6'5'°1632• Santiago Rood. 549-0867. EXQUISITE GARDEN -·--~·· • pamn "~"I' fu ,.;;;;r burning fireplace. ON THE BLUFFS l»"llR"' Treel, fttsh air, 00 D1n1 01nt AVAIL Now • "4 BR, 2 BA, Pool. 3 BR. O:mdo. $350/mo. • SeH panllkte din'g area 3 Br.., 2 Ba ••· .. •••••••• .$285 c:!n airy ro.~nt a t nch Convenient laundry area AT NEWPORT t;;;;;ds Ir: lncl. quaint ML bltns, dsbwshr, frplc, new 673-52'l1 or 642-3645. • cme-e storage 1BR,1 ba •••••• Uttl pd $160 abo . ..,.....uen . ,Ye near off kitchen. Enclosed pa- ooly S15 950 2 BR, 2 BA, ~.._c, ocean t It paint Close JChls &: • Private patios 2 BR, 1 be., Penin ••••••• $250 pp1ng and activities. tios. 2 swimming pools, From Newport Blvd., turn at ';°'ta&ot' 7 113 ' -?"~~ view. $250 mo. lae. ~2'JOB, 2 ' N ..:. • .,A.,__._, BEACON Ba,y-3 BR, 3 BA, •Closed garage w/storage We Have Winter Rental.J Impeccably managed' sauna recre ..:-I il' H Ital "··• II b'-k ,.antu re acres . ....._..., Cherie. ..,..,pg. 0 .,...., . .....,.....__ bltn&, immac. Gar. $t95. ~-e Marble pullman Will TaU Students penonal private. Two . ' . auun ac ... osp nuuu · IU'I.' than 2 hn. drive from L Boach * 2 BR, 1 BA Townhouse. yrly. 213: 339-445(), ..._ .. _ ties, Security guard. No above Pacific Coast Hwyl to =·en A·" to o•uno e Klng-sz .&inns A1ao Oceanfrobtl Avail. ~ms. den, 2 baths, -ts. •--~ 900 r.-Lan · ty. """ r • ~ pa~ $2'15. WALK to beach -Newly e Pool -Barbeques -Sur-' CALL: 6773863 patio, picture-book kitchen. ,,_ cn ..... n.;e. ...._ .... y c, llRU HAILING, Broker .-i?C UTU.. Clilld ok. &'ll-8974. d-3 aa 2 ba ho e In __ ,_, with pJ .. -L. •--"'. Fireplace and other pluses.• •J1-..a-11 "--ID tll 7 pm NeWport ~ach, Ca. gaj(jO, 5&7-316'9 or 646-7414 .__, -PD. Lra: Bach ""-V• ..__.., m ;piueui-. ..,.... ~ Front ll95, adult ~n. ~ -....,.' Telephone: (n4) 660060 nr beach. Couple ok. $Z5 Mo, 3 BR, 2 BA, stve N'pt Shores. $300. 541'.r2924 "'6 2700 p ~~~Lake Havaau, 1235 _ IJTIL Pd. 2 BR. all Incl, ldds ok, Adolt living at tti beat THE VENDO E ot.r&Dn Way, CM PARK NEWPORT ~( ~i=ld = re~. Yard, pa.tlo, child/ Call m.5377 New~ Shores LARGN~ ~= $190 1845 Anaheim Avenue nr H•rbor Blvd & APARTMENTS ,close to all scll<>oll I: city. pe · * 3 BR. BA. cipbl, drps, 1ge NEWPORT Shores on water. 365 w. Wllaon 642-1971 Call Mn. Phillips 540-0781 Act.ms ·S!IOOO or will trades.for ~ta S: ~T1~~: !\~ ;,~lde freshly painted. 3 Br, 2 ba, fam rm. trplc. 1 ~W~E""'E-K~L~Y~-M-ON~T-'H""'L"""Y cg,~y ~.;:;:;: NEWL y DECORATED Cjl! "lJO on tfte bay .Mesa or Newport '"·""' in-NU-VIEW RENTALS . $350 me. Lease. 675-7872. E utl Su~ U til J 15 --·3963 a..utlful Ground .rtU"V Luxucy apartment living ov--e prop 00• -2BR new .... -i ...... '.n'!O XK Ye •niS " une · ......,, vi..-s erlook1'•• the wate•. ~~, '""'" · ,,............,._ fi73..t030 -494-3248 • • J<U"• .. -. • Hovses Furn. or 20IO 1i..1~port· BIWI. aft 5. IO Minutes to Ocean ._ • LMOJU .UPPER BIG BEAR or Nr Orange &: 15th St. . Unfurn. 310 ._. ,...___ $750,cm health spa, 1 swim.-Newport aMch No pell, 60-3831 Cost• Meu OCEANFRONT New turn. 3 uuae to bus ~ A StOftl, ming poola, 7 lit.hied ten· good house k>t. NEAR So. Coast Plata. New 6t2-2611 BR, 2 BA. frpl, ;m. Gas H,eat .IJ: Stove. Water. DELUXE nis OOW'tl, plus miles ot ! ~ WATERFRONT -PIEif ,!< 3 B,, 2 Ba town00me. Pool, COiia MoN STUDIOS & I &R'S !..~ Adlla only. No pets. ~•, AirRmCond.La~~ APAATMENTS bicycle trails, pulttng, obul· • FLOAN ~. 6:rmal «llll-garage. pro. 5$7--9409 e FREE Linens ohr~.llXI· • Roo~ ~~ded .. , ........ , Air Cond".tt Frplc's -3 Swlm-fieboard, croquet: Junior l's .oa"tl!~ ....... 114 !.'!'..."."", •.ii tia.e.:!'"y~~ 3 Br-i225 mo. Drive by, 2124 2 BR. ...... den w/l!rOpW:e, e FREE Utilities YEARLY -% blk to )wb. 2 LARGE 1 BR. -$146. min& Pools • Health Spa • from $174.!itl monthly: aJan l """'I'" ., __ ..,. """"'~~ ,,,___. .. _... p• CM Call 2 Ba., dbl garage, adults, no • Full 1<1•..s.-BR. Frplc. Patio. 2 Cir IJBI'· 2 BR. ~60 •165 ,.1.,,. Tennis Courtl • G•m-and and 2-bedroom plans and * ·9u1c1i· C h * lea se only. Com pl . ~~~ " · · pets$1!15.1913 Maple,C.M. """""" Leue S25(1/ 4709 River ... • • • • "' -•ac Z.st town ho EJec as f ~ -• -"'"-12'11 • Heated Pool A-. Call. _mo,,.;..,.... HiicMnclll de Mesa Billlanl Room. ery uses. · urn .• ·-· a mo ;nir ... 01-w 160 W 1 BR. From $100 tric kilchens, private pa.:.!ol rill buy your property. All furn. , . $450 a me. No pets. 2 BR, I ba, crp~. drps, stve, Condominiums e Laundey Facilltie11 28R. turn apt, & garage S200 · Wilton No. 1 C.M. 1 BR.· le Den From $1BS or balconies, ~n&. dra· .,h witbm 72 hn. Call Pet< Banett !I ea it Y. fenced ynf, no pets, refs. . Unfum. 320 • TV 4 maid aeno avail mo yearly, no children o• .. ._ ..... ny OJ "EDIJERRANEAN perie" SUbte=nean park-6U-4353. $110 mo. 67:r-2918. e ,Phone Service pets. 6'13-18'l8 ..,.;;;: U..,. 6ill M ing with elevators. Optional ·WET bar, pool lab I e. LEASE w/option 3 BR. I General * $27.50 WEEK & UP BACH. APr. _ Ut:illUel paXI 2 Bedroofn, 1 Bath •••• $185 VILLAGE maid 1ervice. Just north of • fireplace I: blt--tii. 3 bed. 2 BA. new dee., 2 car gar, fpl, .• Studio'"A l DR Apta Near Beach $U5 Mo .. yearly 2 Bedroom, 2 bath •••• sm; 2400 Fuhion Island at J amboree I ba., pool, part, ocean. $435 $235.. 60-3936:· 548-))85. Deluxe-On The Bay-e TV •-.. .,_, .. ., _ _, A ail __ .. •-.,-~4 3 Bedroom, 2 be.th • , •• $225 Har714bo':,""Blvd., C.~1 . and SM Joaquin Hll!JI Road. ' ,__ ~-r.-.-~-nt . .:: .DUUU ~ice v 01orv.L't'I V"tli7"" u Beautiful _ ... ~ •. •·!pvt ( ) -7-8020 Tele~ (714) '" ·- l N~B. ~ ~ ,.!;,~~ • 4 BR 2 BA. """'· •-, kids, Features c o mp a c tor , e p~-Se-" Hid ~t "".. _... .. .,........ <PTT"'"""" .. ~or ,_.....__ peb, $260 181'! ... : rent. refrtgeraklr, elec. garage ...,.ie ..vice-rvu 2 BR apt 3 boules from patios garage pool spa RENTAL OFFICE for rental information "" .. .....,,.,, •o:Ar:i n-• ChUdren I: Pet section beach. sho1mo. 39th SL Lush iarden aetH ..... Adults. OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM BAYFRONT spllO,..I, 3 Br, " ....... ~ Rental • """· 3 545-3908, 551-ZDl opener . .......,me .. ••11i>/m1J, -N~ Blvd CM ~2025 alt 7 -~. • BROKERS INC. -~•:.0 _ ll'Ar: W., uo..-pm. no ........ lSl E. 21.st, C.M. BR. 2 bas, new ep~ patio. lO Dona Point Ind. boat all~& pie• Banett ~ ., -· ~ ** 3 Br., 11h IN. ** 2 Ba, ltplc, all bltns.,deek, blk to ocean. No pets. Re a I t 'f 642-53JO/EVes: $100 month I: up. 4 br, 2 Ba on beach. 646-8666 Large, newly decor. encl pier. $450. yriy, 224 3>th St. 962.-Sl 832-Sm6. . 3 BR. 2 BA. frpi & gar. Just' ~m-~==·-----HDLIDAY PLAZA ~""'· Avail thru June Park-Like ......--...1ng patio, bl..,, ap~ ""'· 673-5878 eve. WANi"£D. 3 or 4 ~room, 2 $95 • Walle to W1Jter. Bach. ralec. $285 per mo. No pets. Huntington 8Mch DELUXE Spacious l BR 73. 645-024.5.C ~·9726 Bob. Quu:r DELUXE Cktse to everything. $170 SUBLET Dec, thru July. home, eastsidc loca· Bayfrnt mgls/cptl, $135. 714: ~ I--'-'-""''-=='---!um apt .-.'Jr: Heated Pool. s.n Juan .,...atr•no 2 .l 3 BR API'S. mo. 880 Center St, CM. C&ll Park Newport~Bachelor apt. Must be clean. La.rte utll pd: ' CondQ 1/J: Mi to Bu;ch · •~ · Pvt. PaHOI * Htd. Pools alt 3 pm. wkd,y.1, all day $164~. Beaut V I c w . yard, trees, good area.1 R·~ • uOUIO -,.,.,.... Huntlngton-lffch --~ --• -Ample parking • .Adults, .no RENT: New 2· BR. pool, Nr Shop'& * Adults Only wknds, 6C-8340. 64G-Oll8. <ango of up to $15.000. ~ .. ~ .,,_... 3 BR, 111BA.2 car gar, "'8& pets, furn. SDI Unlurn l2lO Wt.. Marti I ...... m party. Princlplet only. S.n Clement9 crptg, all bltns, 2 pools, $liO. 1965 Pomona .\¥1,. C.M. pd. ea..; de Capt.tt-..no, ft .... -r•-DELUXE 2 Br.. 1% Ba. SEACLIFF Manor Apt.I. 2 . ·7-4023, ec BEDROOM, 2 INith, L53H560•-· 53&"11<>N'-f. * $25 PER WEEK * 32105 l'aao Carolina. SJC. Im Santa Ana Av<.. ci.t. Studio on d..._ &tnel BR. 1164. ~ Cl'pts, d.,,., FOR ieaae, ftirnished, 2 BR ~tlo w/o. o..n, Chll· ~..;;=.;;;_=='---Mil' Apt. ll3 ·~ m • Cl'pt.. -· ~ bltm, bltns, garli. displ. 1525 ! ,..... u-~ • I: Up. Pool A: maJd 11ervice. ~'10'78. · .,.........,... priv. patios. $155. 1 chlld ok. Placentia Ave. Ask about home. San Clemente, SllK> dren & pets 0.K. $225. 3 BR 2~ BA in Sea Terrace Kltchen.1 avaiL Motel Tahiti, SoUth L..,n• RAND NEW ADULT No pets. 54&-71M. our dlacount SCS-2682. I I~ ~ Jtme l• 19'13. f)eJ:. mo. AGT. 962-4471 tullf lndscpd otean view' comer Harbor & Victoria. . APTS. * SHADY ELMS -POOL * MAGNmCENT View, 2 Br ' n..cw . nfu. cpta, drps. ~ $425 mo. inC 1 BR, Furn. 2 lrg, cloleta, ATl'RA~ 1 BR, lee llv. t Br. Free Ill. Pool. e Adult11 Pool.side $140 up &tudlo apl Frplc, gar, Housn U rn. 315 WE"I' bar, pool 1ab 1 e. Assn. due5. 213: 'm-1037. queen me bed, prtv drH&-room, frplc & patkt. Near Garages. 1819 Monrovia., So. • Children next block Adults only. $275. Kings Rd. Gtneral fireplace & bit-Ins. 3 bed, 2 Ml · Vlei in& nq. xtra 1fl rooma. encl atain to bea.cb. Couple or of 19th, W. 01 P1acentia Free Fumlture Plan 642-Q;89 ba, pool, park, OCl!:in. $435 aston o pr w/atorage. Adults only, .Bingle. $185. 499-4270.. 54&-8627 1'17 E. 22nd St., CM 642-3645 BALBOA Bay Oub. Lux ise.. 4801 Bruce Crescent, 2 BR, 1% BA, tum avail, 20£t.Bi= llerton C M Apt. Unfum. 365 $140/Up spac 2 Br, &: 3 Br, 1 Br w/den. wet bar 2 Ba. Baytront t Br. Ap t . N.B.,646-6942or5J&.5824. playground, swim pool u ' • • l~Ba. pool,cpt/drp, bltns, & 2 Br. BAY MEAOOWs Large deductlcn on long luslnen ) Opportunity RINTALI 3 BR. 2 BA, Condo, crpts, ::,au...;,,.....114~~ o 6 • 7 tae. 3 $225. $125. MO deluxe moblle home 0-.ral = 1996 Maple, No. 1 ApU:, 381 w. Bay St., CM. be. &CKl3J9 \BEER & DANCING , drps, all appliances. patio, cu•-...-,....., .. ; -5 441 wtcabana, cmnpletely furn. -~-l·APT~"°."10"","' .. =1"'e-oc-,-.-.t'","'F1ne,.......,,t ~• EW C.M. DANDY • full HouMI * •-... pools, tennis courts, eves. Adults • no pets. btd pool, 4 UNIQUE Laguna C.UUe ApL 2 BDRM. w/ps range, refrg _.. __ ...,.,_ children welcome. s 2 2 o. 2 BR, air cond, cpt/drps, Seuons Mobile Elta.tes, Wide ocean views, acres of crpt. drl>t-$150 includ witil. BAOIELOR, 1 & 2 Br view. 2 BR. 2 ba. ~- Itch, big lunch. Sharp • * Ml•ottt * ~7403 pool facill, $175. Aft 4 Ir 23.59 Newport, 548-Q32 pnte:na. Close to beach I; Older adults no children or w/f\Jrn. avail. Heated pool. Furn or unfum. $425 rent ~!{· ~~~. _00~U. U,.e~ Alooe on" lot, $145, vacant, wlmds, Sot&-3456. AttrectfVe 2 Br. ;!:p,. 2~ ~ pet.I. 646-690i or ~. ~nter &St. '64~~ta. 853 ~:o:2"z:nbr, fplc, 'i646-88ll BKR. -has gar. Kids/pets ok. Townhouse Unfum. 335 Htd Pool. Adults, no pets w al lpape'l'a, . chandellm, ** BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. E·SIDE 2 BR. $150 dtx duplex, unturn, yrly, , • Dress Shop These Are Just A Few Of Rent~HovM 979-l430 Clnfant ok) $155. 642-95'JJ. mosaic tile, ahutten. $450 Contemporary Garden Apts. Bltns, w/w, retrlg. Pool. SJ15, Phone ~2!164 I e Dance Studio Ou. MANY RENT.\LS • .. • HOUSE trallu, 3 BR. 2 BA. Hunllr lloach Fum. Bach. & 1 Br. Ex· :;,~ ~ ~ ~~C.UW..mr"-$155-Adult., no """· 612-!lllO *NICE 2 BR.~ oundeck. : : ~~ ¥1:-·Service $105. PRIVA"t-! Fum Bach nr beach. $225/me. Water I: CONTINENTAL 'I'ownhoules ception•lly nke. 2110 aoon. other luxury apt.a. $250 2 BR. Hl&h beam cellinga. 2 BR wtth appliancel Sl.35. gar, opts, drpg. adults, na HOLLAND Bus, Sales wtruq kitchen. All utU pd. trub pd. 5a6-3435. 1, 2 I: ! br. Nice loc. Cose Newport Blvd., C.M. to $650 mo. 8Y app't. cnty enclOICd front IJ: back patio. $50 Security. Z49 Wallace, pets. rrro. 64~1. ins Orange, CM 645-4170 Nr. everything! 3BR, bl=.~· ~~ =..uo~~m 4 ·~~ 1r SHADY ELMS_ POOL * 49t-t653. Avail. Dec. lat. 311 E. 18th 548-Ull. NEW 3 BR. 2 Ba .. bltns., SEER Bar le Ol2 for lease . * . · ~lSI> 962-inn. 8 wa · • Adults Poolside $1tl up &.lbN Island St., C.M. 60--1953. East Bluff ~~~~· ~k to •0 _ Cl -~ Nly equ!pt,l S1fiO . OIEERY! 2 Br. Fncd Santa •--e..c:bildftn nat block 3 BR, 1% BA, $165/mo. '65 _.1__. • • • OBn em""l"'• yrd for kids le pet, Vacant! Irvine --tn E. 22nd St., CM 60-3645 VERY attrac. I Br. upper deposit. Avail no ..... 645--0973. WELL d"""6'""'"' 2 BR. 2 Ba. 1 BLOCK to ocean, 2 BR >vJpool table. Good o~. * FOR leue, new Townhou9e OCEANFRONT nut. furn Yearly. t mature adult or 153 Shalimar Dr., No. 2, 2 Car gar. $3X) ,Month on 1Jouae. yard, pa.ricing, partly 1.f[~~ ~.u ~ _!!1 • $175 • NEWPORT Heights! 2 BR. 2 Ba. Air/cond .• ,, $365 3BR, lWlA, crpt.B, drps, apt Pouible yrly, tor in. :;Pu~ no pebl. $185 + C.M. yearly leaat, "4-7423. f\Jm, 142-rnh St. 61Y.BJ6 fii:NESS f le Good Older 2 Br, gar, stove, re-3 BR. 2 Ba. air/cond •• S285 dah/Wlh, dbl gar, pool, itr format Ion c al i · · 2 BR, l BA duplex wUt, fcnc-Huntington IMch 3 BDRM., 2 BA. yrly, near ing a orce!, 118. A 1 !rig. Avail now. 3 BR. 2 Ba. air/cond .•• $310 South Cout: Plaza, 55)--m.2 Sf4-.GS/64H359 Balboa hnlMUI• ed yard&: patio, prage. No new. $31S. mo. 929 West ~ .•• "'c~ .. ~a:;;l2l0 FAMil.* Sin&! 3l::tlll::!::l:::::::::f:0up1omFulii. '45 1 BR.1Ul•n 40.•BR. WALKTOBIACH ~1529'.""d ok. $1 SO.OVER62??? 2~:~:'-c:i!:03' ·~;;'30::..<pm;;:o,,. ~=--= B ·,Ba bl!.°' ~ 4 BR.~· ha. lam rm $400 $165. S/Pool. Ideal f<l< N 2 BR Iii bas+ emu, RETIRED ??? ·•·-"""' to . t !'.!:;.new -• " L 2'" '· • "q• °"'"· -~· •n ' • ·-.. _ Ponlmula -~ St. "" ' · 2 BDRM. 1 a., ''°"" A SOCIAL SECURITY ?? -· 1 ' """'. -· ,.,.. ey to oan ~ pet ok. 4 BR. 3.Ba. tam. rm .•• ~ 541H6J3. · --Patio. Gas paid, -$2» up. ~erptrCdrps, Pvt · · ly. Utils pd. 613--0131 · * 6 BR. 3 Ba. lam. rm ... $47' 0 ATRACTIVE 2 BR. newly 2 B•, i Ba, furn. $1S6/mo. Cali Mg!'., 67'-0744. -· • Kldl OK. 1190. PENSION ??? t Blk to Beach. 2 BR hou,., $225 • HORSE Ranchi 2 Br. decorated. QuMet bea c h Adults, na pets. Qt center $185. NEWER 2 BR, 2 bath, 548--18 NewHt Apt. Comj,lex yard. prkg. Part fum. Yrly on 1% ac. Comtl. Kida/pets. afta. Adult environment. st. 60-5848. garaae, 1nc1ry, bit .~; 2 Br townhle, crpt/dri-, LOWEST RATES or wtn1.cr. 61S--5926. LANDLORDS I $225/me. 673-m.5. ** Nice 1 1; 2 BR Tn.ilen. Adults. Dec ht, 312 A bltn( nr Fairview & Baker. Pleue Call 842-9622 NR new 2 BR. 2 Ba, 1 blk ocn FREE RENTAL SERVlCE Duplex•-Urtfum, JS0 SSS 4: up. Mature adults, Anade, 213--257-8792 eves. No pell.. Sia 545--1832. Geld lhaJ, dshWllhr, ref: $240 Costa Meta BEACON RENTALS 'child ok. 64)-12115. ~ 71!"..:. ":!!~ $235.1< ~Sli!P' 2 BR. den. aptd, tg kitd>en, * MOVE IN TODAY * 3206\0 Balboa BlYd. 6'H340 Has R<al Estate Loana * . 64M11 I * 4 BR, 2l!o ha, 5 blka to buch, * * Sl'IJNNING I BR 1 BA ;rt'3!1ti3';f. S """'" to.,., yard, adults llBS mo., $139 A MO. N~ Hoighll : Prlrile Rat>s F°' • LANDLORDS! · ''QC!: 1918" -=..:. ~~rtu park. Garden apt. Pool.' Rec. · e.ft 6 pm, liG-0857. ~ 2 BR In iJ'. i • • . ...,..~--·-~---~ Homes, uruts, ·1at-W~ Ba'* Bide· area. no W. Uth St. CM. 1::wm ~150~ • 2 BR. J..ower.$140 • n l avaU. .EX· 2 °BR. ~. 1ehool-este I Co=~~ W&a~lnder=: ~:.!uif.i:' l~ts CoroM .. Mar 1 BR tum apt. $140. No pebl f2Ul ~ . . ~;::;,.. ~:; = ~~ ~~. K: ~~~U now. $110. ~c ·E. "Bud'~ ();)bum " J..qwtl. Our Rental Str. ,_ .. , ROOMY 3 Bedroom, 2 Nth. or no chlldren. DI ~ttr . . . P.tgr. 173'11 Keel8on "B" .. l -j ~-Loan Officer vice ·11 FREE-fOYoul Try around floar S350 pr month St. 641-6848. \ 1 Br A dien, ""'~~ DELUXE 1 le 2 BR. UtU ~ bUc \\.', of Bef'ch Blvd. oU Apts., I 6ft..7at-Nu-View! , · 2BR.2Ba. •.•••••••••• S300 phi• spe,cbn t bedroom 2BR.ut11'*1d .. $17U mo.No ~~-• ~fu~~Up. Slatrr.968-'l510orM7..QIO. F·um. or Unfu-:.n. 370 ' NU-VIEW RENTALS !BR Iba •••-up&taltl with prt,.ta en-~. 2277u ..... St. · · ' • ~m•~apt,•-2-,•L••co1t1 u __ _ • L-. . ........ _,_ ........ 1225 -month. Bntb ~-* 54Heu * Coron• dol -2 BR Garden Apt, .... u~r~ ~-~ ~-~ ~ 1st TD m«i30 or fM.3248 4 BR. 2 ba ............. $385 r SJ Cl'Pl. bltm. dlhwhr; 1aundryf-"'='-'"""--~'--OlftS * WHY RENT! We have 3 BR. 2 ba. tam. nn ... $425 :'.~tss.D;;, ="~· BEAUTIFUL 2 .~:r $110. 2 BR. 2 BA, _.in, ~ $1lltl. 1.-°' mi, 14x22 pvt Pl'.Jlo: Walk to RNER utplox. .pn1en -...l.-~ Y&.ll for nolb1nl red h II -Patk>, p.nce. AOUJU.. No downltaln Attrae. apt beach. SU!O. • $50. dng. apt, near Newport HC?l&}llll. ~ 6~ % INTEH.&:fl" doWn to ;ets A 59' down to· I • SPAC. 3 Br., 2 Ba., 2~ car pets. lflO 21lt St 5tf..21.2T Swedllh fki,tc. 6 4 4 _ 41 111 O * 1 BR. d'tra tarp •pt. in '~It. im-78TS 2 bl.ks to 1hopph11 centers. 2 nd TD Loans ..,.....SCOTT;"<;t!\.!.", ytl~,:.• . I ~Vt.~,':,,._~..,~· NEW I •·281\'1 _$1IO., <!W; l7HIJ7 all $pm. ~·Piei:;udh~"fo!r· clooed _ WALK TO BEACH 1"", pvt patio, ~ncl. ~, ,__1 & 5,'&-,.....,. ~ • $220. Nr. '-di ·I: ahop'1. 2 BR. 2 BA. iptaln, pr.~ New 1 & 2 sr. cpt/d~, ~ter fi&isaro~,. fti: """"' ...... °"'-Co. 2 ~~ -..... bled yd. .REA!..TT~ l ~RM lloopla Ul1lllm. 114 E. 20th. CY,~--1ro. attno Ip t .• l t.15. 2 BR, Upper :.· -· ftpl. 316 16 • ·o.:;· 1mi'' .~rill. ~ ' "WE BUY TO'S" 2 no ,.... S1S5-Univ. Parl! ~. lrYfne . $17S/-FREE RENT' Caro f<l< ""' s-tllh !pie. $2!0. lff-4610 -...,,...._ Older Ad ta 1147-3951. 6"-4562 Aak ~ .Mn. , ' _,, ,._ • Call Aeytlmf -Reallol' '448t horn< A 1h1 11, Do<., Jan., ..,.., m-erT all I. pttl. 87W1'S ew. LRG I B•, $140. CIGood II'· Pr1td><lnf l Sattllr Mlt· Co. 3 sir, 4111 pr, bltlnl. Larao omc. hounl a Mi to 6 PM F•b. ri.-'199-NEAR ..., 3 im. 2 BA • DELllX!: t BR. <be to o.t/dl')IL Olltd • "'" ott.1.=;::==;"'' =""",....,."='"""' 642-1171 J4M611 yard. Sop ·dtm,... a..n Coata -NICE~ br dptx. Quiet. Seer. ftplc. So. et H"'Y • .....; So. Olut C.nte•. A<lultl, no ~111, 116l-7831. ~~~t': fu! 2~ Se..inc llubot-u.a 21 }'fl. now! 12311. A(! _WI. 3 BR, ~ BA. ,.. .,.., pool, t BR. bltfn&, ept, drpo. pr. by ~ 1 Adult ow. 90. ..... t..ue $3f,ll/mo. 213' pets. $111!/mo. 557.-. LRG I B" w/patio. In quiet ns8. a.1r1g ;....,.. -vacanc~ ~ tn0ne1I Rent PUt. , Httlt "loot" in )'OUr Jage .. back yd, children ok. No )'ard wottc. '1J5, mo 1st No pell. SCJ02l. 421-6345. NEW 1 & 2 BR'• f'mh1 $11'0 to f.plfx.. Cp1or1 IZ'CI edit, ro drpl. wlr Pd Htd poo1' l -· .... -Levil-eeil'-baUblei,,. sm. lm-llAll. m.w. • Lut mo + ISO cln. !H. ...,. day to the BUI' DAY .i' PRIVATE 1 Br .. 1 Ba Apt. Jl!IO. r«. beAd> A -··· pet.. $1:1J/mo. -Ma-adultt: Infant ok: ~ .. ~ ltltU abai_lr Pilot hlJllCkl", Call o_.,,., Dail.Y PUot Want Adi bave SmnJ-rtttrtd or redrtd epJe, run an adl Don't dell¥. • . SI83 yrbo. AvaU Dec. hi. ll.f E. nh. CM. 54l8-0LT1: Need 1 "Pad"t Placl an Ad! Walk to shopplrc. US7 '~Ad. --. bo!plm pm. no pets. ~4. .call_,-. '' &!MOM. Want •4.muito ... ~Call-. ...,.,... .. , &G-<281. ' , • I I • . ' ' ' .... . · . • , ~::i~~~Tlll~~-•~111~. lla~:o~::-~r~1~6,~l~'f1~2~.~~~~-~~ _ . • • !:~~ -,,,,_!' ... ". )~1 ~[ .~~-... ~--~j[g)~l-!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~I~!~. L:~"''~"" ~,[jJ]~J~l ~~UJ]~a~[filj 'r.•:' ,• llBJ • Apia.. Oor-.... ..... 43f,..._1, 530 I.Mt 555 CM'nlonlnt ..... w.:....; ,_ .. 1112 ............... MI f'71 ....... M ·"' Helo ........ Ma .... ! Funa. or Unfum. 370 BQB'S o•~n~"'G ......,. N~~ YOUR •• ~.~ .. ~--•-l!ElllAJU>vM" -·~~--'~""' '~ "' tlmeaulst••lin-' .., ~,-..,£. 1toraae anb ™"'111,1.,.-11....,,. ·~ loll..., no,,._ l L.ANOSCAPlNC l'f.i:.c.u l'M!:'P ilhomtf We ~ in or tn.itM'd tn Cott• Mesi-125 ""modh ___:.__. ~voe.. ~t. as::\ _Now 9, ~ ~&ldentj,al, & Q.;inu;Q~ have ~ N u r 1 • 1 , Of.r1cal • Gl"ttJOdontk lab wor'k. Aat ·-t6"-:1&5T.*----Cerllflod Anal»! B. I • ril/AailOi; H.s; ~ llldiJl1rlal -..,,.,,., Cvmponlono. • »JI. 511-1211: ~- SPACIOUS Offlco Rental 440 COUPLES PARTIES (BISMARK) mi. dOxle, blk Compi.,... • -.S. UP Jo h,11, -T-ary . • -------'·-...;,.;:1 c.au Phil, 2 to 8 P.M. l tan, mall!, no collar. 557"4299 after ~-547-fM).. .,...... ' ~ eht.rle book!«efper, Luxury apts. 10FFICE ,...._ ..__ _. .... ~ S:.3344 tMAX) Akita 'lOOkl 1\kfi .. ..,... r~celvahle, payable & For Adults ..... 1., ....-~ ...,.-.. _ ..,.. Ge-··~p ta' wn w/black l'RON1' yd. lawn 1trv. $10 PR A CT JC AL. NURSE, ...... ···-'I. ~ . 1 Or 2 ~~1 f.'C\!tlvt <l!tice wJte. S 1wcury SWINGING SCNC~ m~ ~ & fie a collars~ mo., back yda alllo, weedln.a, CMINB 11.tta Lt hs5q> if •I , .....,..... ...,.......-...,, .... Shag carpeta, builthll offices .t: reeeptk>n room , Call Jim, 2 to 8 p.m. ooni DOGS ON MEOICA: )'d ~ln u.p, fl'l'tl trtmm4l1, nee. (Sorue Sec. exp.) GIRL .. Attr./pe'IOUbk'. Pool, encl. garaa:e• over 750 sq tt. Newly s»-3122 TION 5S?--0722· aft ,6 haulm&-Fret est. Let too ~ · 1 over 21, tor pleuant, efto Stop by 2.lli Elden Ave. dl!l.'Ofe.ted, ni:vl-CEJ>t. a.lr Soclel Clubs Sll 96H&M. ' , ' professlolla.11 do it. 962.&612. LIVE-in molbenJ helper. 18 lf You Ne A ~ · ~=:~~ From'1iGo ~~onth ~e~tor0~-:'tr.~Abu~ FIND YOURSELF' SMALL DacNbund;-male;-"'=lWNCJew ~w.M J..m,.1~ ~~OOr ~ • TS.Cretery exper. pref., ~t not dant otf·street a: t>Mtreet IN SOMEONE El.SE Blk w/tan marki\l&S• 18 en. tret!s & n.ibs :---,. e ypi.t , .....,-,-i..-~~Mo. plu., park t n e , '"Downtown" 0 mos old nam~ "Schnuppl('. removed. Yd. c I ea nu P . A laity de8ires p/time work j Bookk~r 1 1tarli~ d1ary ·.;ror right Location on llt.h st· DISC VER Uc no. 546. vie F. v. '919-U97. in anttqs-(If gittware,s. e Rec:epfliinlat pe.non. ~ <Westcllfl) 1n O>sla ...... : DISCOVERY Reword! ~'11)53. AL'S Landocapuiif. Tree ,... 9'1!Hl873, C.M. . . e Ole, 1!49lnntr m--0534 For app't. Mrs. Bellows, 540--t816 n~ 213-387-3393 LOST Blk wfwhite chest movat Yard remodellng. WILL do baby111tting, my • • · .. Girl l'ull/P/t1me . DF.SK space available $50 Aa mentioned ln November male be&gle-Sbel:tle mix. Trash hauling, lot cleanup. home.-, wtek ~s. College Como See U• At Must have caih regi.lter ex· REALTORS mo. Will prOYrae turnitutt PLAYBOY. [>aa:e ZJ. Red collar Jic._T:u.1tin & Repair lprlnklen, 673-1166. Park area. ~ Fash1oo llland.'1 OnlY per A good refetentt1. Work SINCE 1944 al $5 mo. Answerine aerytCe 22nd. 548-4362. PRotEsslONAL Japanese OOMESTIC work 2 days a Tempo!'an" Hetp Service Mon. lhru Sal. 673-4400 available. 222 FOl't'tt A~., LO~ Vic: Chinook / Wes t· Gardener. Rellable. Free ~. 10 yein: exp, • Cell Mrs. Acl.f'M Laguna Beach, 4;94-96. I Jf'Rl minster. Reg male pug, eat. Oall 963-C97(. • Referencea. ~ blterview1 644-7575 " • l!!!!!!!TH~E~EX!!'!"!C'.'!!!T'.'!!!N~G~!!!!·l ·D;iES~Kf' ';,.;pa;;ce;:::;,,v;;aila'ij. :ib;,;le;"';$50;oll Liii: ind FOINL:i.J fawn color, with blk mask, JAPANESE Gardener. Help W•nttd; M & F JIO 8:»-11:• AM Only GIRLS & BOYS PALM MESA APTS. mo, Will -fumi... . reward, &92-9553 alt 6 pm, Complete Yardwork and 10 & ot<l<!t at $5 mo. Answering &el"Vice 89+l4:29. Clel.nup. Free est. S42-3102. AIDES, e:<per.1Jfefemd, all P. P. S. DAil.Y f!'n.or ROutES 1'fiNUTES TO NPT. BCH. a~.llabl>!, 1187S Beach Blvd. Found (f,... ads) SSO SIAMESE Cat, front paws EXP. Hawalia.n Gardentt. shlrta, full time & part time. p ~1 p I ~ Jn FlJRN. OR UNFURN. ~luntington Beach. 612-4321. decla--t scar' front leg, Complete garden 1 e rv. Beverly -M a·no t C.00.. •C•'.~_ .. 1•-San~Cl.!.en•- Unbelievably large apts., f .~°":'-al val _.,, ces ,........ "" huse pool, Jacuzzi elttt bit· BAY VIEW OFFICES SG female cat w/blk & emaui:::, Ana lo "Kitty-Cat." Kam anl, 646-tli'M, 00-1337. est-ent Hosp.ital, 24452 Call Mr. Busb)o · --492-tal . h pt drpg una Deluxe, Air-Conditioned t markings, wht collar, Vic Warner/Newland, H.B. * EXP. Japanese Gardener. Via Eetrada, Laguna Hills. GRINDER, D: 'd . el ~~'. ~J'ifi1~ ~·JX'ls. · sa Redecorated. Lido Area re manners. Found ·Reward.-842-&al. By monthly job. NB, CM, AN Ocetul~ home in 500 Newport Ctr Dr, NB tronlc cab1netf It ~~ SINGLES From ll50 Realonomics. Bkf, 675-6700 Vic. Bro o k h u rs t & REW ARD iost dog. Lg male. Laguna area. 541--94?9. Laguna Beach neetls mature (Suite 950) Salary Qpen Ewntng &: t BEDR~1. From S160 650 Sq ft, 4 office suite, roHamUNllton. H.B. 962-6265. blk v.:Jth wht/brwn mark· * CALL us Ftnt! live.in holl.S('kceper / cook. .-1m weekend ' appolntmenta 2 BEDR~I. From $180 crpt/drpe, Utl1 pd. Ott Id: , O 2 dogs both female . ings. !PARTNER) Nr. Org. Cleanup, Maint. Reuona.ble Eves & wknds free to enjoy -available, Tek Sheet Metal. Unfurn Apts hvail From $10 prkng. ~ Barbor & 1 sun.liar to Golden Retrlev· ~-fair grounds Fri. 11/10. Call ~ the beach. Pvt llv, rm. &: Also In Or•ng• Co. 1208 East Walnut Unit to S15 LESS. Adams. $250 rno. 54&-0371. ler, ?f.her llimllar to curly 545.9903 or 831).9384. •1 br. + gd pay. Wkclys, $47~ K. Santa Ana, 5r58-0013 You're right, they're under-WESTCLIFF 300 Retriever with reddlsb I ORANGE Strlpetl cat. vie. General Servlcff f 7-88ll, Eves/wk n d s _ HELPER or~ tr a\-n e e, priced! 1561 ML'sa Dr. Hice AJC area., ... sq. ft. black.chest. Call 846-5137.. Balboa-Newport, named 99-3957• · & Fullerton machine shop, steady work. (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) 0 • • e eva • crpt, FOUN Fred. Generous Reward! HANDYMAN ~ All kinds of ASSEMBL"ERS ._, • ..,.., . Trunm Co.,~-• 546·9.'liO draJ)H. $IKJ. 'mo. p b . D black Ir: while young (714) 615-1362. ( 213) k, I ••~ -~ after 2 pm cat between Irvine & Tustin wor sma I · Job.s ~ 11f &: 2nd shift in electronics HOU&EKEEfEifor lrg LA MANCHA PLUSH small 3-office suite on 17th st., Costa.Mesa, call 424--2838. sJH."Cialty. 956-9374: 546-9'1'23. flnn. No Exper. required. ret.ir@ment home, Aslply Brand New Delux Units Newport Center, 644-8814 of and identity 548--0049. 11J13, Tustin, male cat, H•ulina Apply in pebon, 9 thru 3. Parkhurat, 99%) La Alameda Rent no:-9 fur your con-642-30'0. , • WHITE Samoyed, near car-gray/blk stripe wht tummy, ··• Potter & Brumfield Div. CLERK·T'lPIST, S att es-ott brookhurst Fountain ~~~~ ~~~ jfBJ pJtOnssioNAL SU.ite ready net Harbor&: wµson , Costa $10 Reward, 838-9577/ SKIPLOADER It dump truck ~ =~~~ ~~Desk~~· inc. Valley. ' & den, 2 BR's & 3 BR's. to go. Hell at Bolsa Chica, ~~ ..... Call ~ identify, 54S-73f.e. work. Concrete, asphalt, San Juan CapiBtrano P.O. Box 1236 H 0 US KEE p .ER• tem· From $155. DshWShr, encl H B $275/ 846-1323 .,...,.-,JQW. SIBEJUAN Husky, male."lost sawing, breaking. 846-nlD An Equal O!>f>Or empl M/F LAGUNA BEACH ~2 weeks, live-in. gar, swim'g pool. BBQ's , , mo. . LARGE-Silver Brown vie. of Indianapolis & YARD, garage cleanups. AVON REPRESENTATIVES 494-0t41 ref's. Newpxt Beach area. Pets acceptable 3 o~Ji>R~ Weimaraner, vie Hamilton Delaware, H.B. Reward. Remove trees, dirt, Ivy. EAitN MONEY 645:6961. 642·2007 778 Scolt PL, C.M. 8J3..8350 &. Brookhlht, H . B . ~ or 968-3168. Drivewys, grading. 847-2666. For oew car payments, CLUB M.an&&er for priv pa· l:lOUSEKEEPR, I i v e -I n , POOLSIDE 1-BR .. API"S. ~1644. • WST: Cock a Po o & Hauling & cleanup by exp Christmas presents, College ~ lcrnal ciuh, aieuide city, care i:Jr elderly lady, nice ' \,,_ ' l * ' .I I Machinists : Bertea, an es lab- lished leader in Hy· . ' draulic Flight ~ ~ trols, located in Or-. · ange County, has Im-! mediate openings for \ trail!ees and preci· sion machinists in the followjng areas: 1st SHIFT . t l ADULTS -147 FLOWER Business Rent•I 4'5 BLAO< & tan, mal e ~~Ocunc1;;_, botb BI a ck. college student, 1ge trk. costs. Vacations In Orange Co. Must have bar home, own tra111(.10r'tatioo, •L•the Oper•ton _CALL: 646-3815 AVAILABLE Feb. lst CdM dachshund. Found approx. ........t t. ~on Elden, 01. 53+-1846 OT ™-2164. Febnwy, .can now· for & dln nn mgmt aper. salary open. 49t-442.1. Fountain Valley 2550 111, n. corner st~. 105 Nov. 1st Orange/Costa '646-2131, aft 6. y ARD & Garage Cleanup. detaib:. 546-7041. State exper, refs Ii: aa1aty HOUSEKEEPER. s·xi ·to e Cy11ndric•I GrJnclen' sq: ft. display windows, 40 Mesa, C.M. 5CS-940.S. LOST: Blk & Ta.n Fem Shl'p, Free est. 7 days. £all BABY Nurse, 91£Wr A resp. ~ui~ed~ Jett~ = 4:St, 5 days week, take care • Groov. e Grinder ft. facing Coast Hwy., 65 fl. SMALL black female dog Due to have pups. Vic. 16th anytime, 548-5031. Mature woman 5().65 )'l"I. Pilot p 0 aBoxo. • ""-· of 7 yr old boy in AM. Call side street &. garden, park-· with white chut markings, & Newport, C:.M. 67$.1856. Single, live.in our home in • · · 1560, "'-'Ulla ~. ing, «le sq. ft. Abo office found in 1st tfnit Turtlerock, LOST; Pet crow, named Housecleaning N.B. & give loving care to Mes.a, Callf. !1262i. ' ='-'1n"s"p"":o<-dof~•~T~r•~h~---- suilE', 650 sqr.fL 35c. Rented 833--8829. Blackie, Vic -narren-& LAllY wants housecl$ning our 2 ~ ?)11~ daughter. Cockt•il Weitress For electronics manufactur· SHAKEWOOD " Largest 2 BR's in tOO'Jl. 10263 Slater Ave, nr.. Brookhurst & SD Frwy, F .V . .QTI4) .Qli2...4481. • Prlv adult areas (famiUes too!) • Bal· anced 'power kitchens e 4 Swim'g Pool<; • Outdoor BBQ's. e lndlv. priv patios • Shag crpts. w/store or aeparatelY~ C. FOUND; gray & wfilte_c!lt, Joanne, C.J.J. 646-3169. work. Experienced and own Must ~~ m_ tra.Yl'f, · _AppJ.Y. ~ person ..er..Al>J>.li_at ~~vanced: · • . W. Masters, Real1or, green eyes. Springdale &: 'tl'"'a-t1'8"Portati.on.Call recent reqd .. 673--3.907. Loyea ~ ~ac~ing. '2165 So. Grind 2nd SHIFT : 613-413). .Warner, Huntington Bch. 847-3637. .BABYSITTER & Ii te 3046 Bnstol Ave., CM -Ave.. S.A. · F.qual Oppor. MISSION VIEJO 846-QJlO.'' I lnttructlon 11~1 WILL do gen"! housecleaning hsekeeper needed. Mon-Fri. , Emp&oyer. SPECIALTY CENTER YOUNG black & tan mixed . . & Apt. Reliable, re!. cars. 3 sch! 0~~ a,t homeJ HB Coco's /Co German Shep, ma 1 e. Working or busy ladles. aJ'.l;?a, ""'-'"" · i""'"""",..,'"""",..,'""._,.. • ·Numerfcat Control· ~ Retail ~t:ce avail. Brookhurst/Adamir, ll . B. h 968-8323. . BABYSITTER aft school. ~ ~~ltt..IC1 Mills I Drills t GRUBB & F.LLIS co. area. 963-4084 aft 5. Se 0011 & Oediceted Cleaning . May live-in. Prefer mature LAGUNA HILLS . ccm~e~:;!t · Huntington Beach 557.7900 l'"OUND male apricot CoCker instructions 575 * \\1E DO .EVERYTHING* ~1~~. ~:...;Jsa ~t Bp~· .JIU\J~-~,.._1 • L•the Oper•tor1 BRAND NEW "'!!!!~~~~!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!I Spaniel puppy. vici nit y Refs. Free est. 646-2839 H o lm-·'I te ~I. F ~-'tlo e Ch k Opo QUO VAOIS Ill '~THE r ·-RY'' ••. 2 Edinger & Bolsa OJjca, GUITAR LESSONS 'V"l-t H 1 . BABYSITJ'ER needed im-0po' • ~F• r r """' ee r.-ns uc er r•tor1 .- Lu.xury Garden Apts. JU.. i v •lllll H B 892-1763 Folk, Jazz, Rock. Music AU• OUSP.C eanmg med. fol' lyr old girl. Mon-n1ng ~ Screw Mach. ()prs to $6 hr Ba'h •lor, 1 • 2 BR'•. openlnp in the Mall rang-· · · h Call By Day. Own Transportation ""'"1. M ho Bal-Adhesi~ Salesman to $11K e Drill Pl'fls Oprs1 " Ing from Slti. mo. Ideal for FOUND at Villa Sw~en, t eory. Steve 615-0076. * 8J6-..06C8 * r•" y me. Isl, ' F/C BJqH-IP&L . to $'100 · Htd 2:"'1~Ja"'cu!!~Saun•• muill retail obops. Antique Corona del Mar beaui;tul Landsc 'n 673-8881 DISHWASHER ~.!Moo; ~· e Burr O,riton ~ --· Cand• -wanted. black Persian cat cloth col. [ ~ •p• 9 BABYSITTER • reliable, our . • Wed; Fri, Sat, .Sun) ' Re.:re.atlon Room & More! J • I G I e C l'nd I "' Adults Only • No Pets 425 30th Sl, Newport Beach. tar, VCI')' friendly. 494-1346. Set'lllk:w n...... COMPLETE landscaping & home, Mon thru Fri. 2 Apply in Pel'IOn iri Friday: sh to $500 y I rk• vrfndert BRING IN THIS AD & 613-960ll. FOUND·. •-of •·-an'• . t·~-ttatlo Stat 1. ___ .. children, will pick up, if nr 2-ml Ave. De LaCaiJota Secretary to $650 .x-• .. v... "0 "' n e ice"""'"· Beach/Slater. 847-4703 · Laguna Hilb Mail Clrk/Acctng to $400 e Groove Grl .... ASK ABOUT FREE S'J.'?~M694 West 19th St., kNeys.B Vlc ~cklngham St., ~A~. lndustrtal, Apt. BABYSITTER wan! ed. (At !he El Toro oU ramp IBM Keypunch. *exp to $415 • DECEMBER RENTI ...u::;•a esa, Key at 824 W. . . 835 Amigo Wy., Apt. 3. Carpet Service ~" Rel' bl ho ~ . s.o ,.......,,_.,) Oenel"lllOkTme toS37S lll99'2 Fk>rida SL 847·9448 ~:· CM, $145 mo. 644-4439. Peintlng & ia e, my me. ror in-... ~ .. ...,. . 488 E. 11th (at Irvine) C.M. (~ blk. W. of Garfield ~""'"'--~~--~1FOUND: Med. sz black dog. J~":;~~ ::.!P~~~ Peperh•nging Bl\Bfo. ~1=6 aftLovler 6 ~~,I _I' ~1470 and Beach Blvd.) FOR 1.eue (3) 1500 gq ft Vic of Huntington & C!.ay, guard (Soil Retardanbi). • ng LCWY COOKS OVER · 11 ~ ----....-1--=:...::="-'::::::::.c __ I stores. C4 Zone. Cor Hunt· Hunt. Bch. 89'H240 aft 5pm. Degreasers & all color lnterlo,...Exterior to can for 1 child 3 CAA.a.:•s JR • -~---~~ ~ 'b:i~~ ington . & Adams, HB FOUND: at the 'Poles' io brighteners & 10 minute CUstom \\'Ork guBrTan Spec. days/wk, CdM. 615-29:36 See' Manacer • UR.G~~ NEEDED 846-1323. Compare • ~ F0536-Rl'49LEAS. E C, tral "~"~ V~e;.......Tabby cat. ble~Jh for white carpets. ·~e Colon apts/vac;..,cie1, BhoABYSITI'ER inbc tehacbcC~~ 279 E. 17th St.,~ Ana e Secretaries ,, . 3rd SHIFT : )Vhat you're missing, Fr. ~..., cen .,..,,,.ivo, v•r• 1.>;J. Save yoiu-money by SBving r •o:e or Consulting & me near ac · ..... 3lm Newport 81., N"Wpt Sch e Keypi,m(:h Operators T SJ.JO.~. ~~~ J865.67IL A!Par 1 . k Ave., FOUND: In Mesa verde, 1me extra trips. Will clean REst., \Von't be underbid! Mon·Fri l!-4:30, 842-6608. · e Industrial • C:,."!'!.!,,..,,.Opo ~-t ~~==-------1 · · sq orpart. smokeygray,cat.~m. iving rm., dining nn. & efer .• Lie. Bonded, Ins. BABYSrM'ER needed, COOK-BROILERMAN e BillingCJerkTyplst '"" r.,.,.. ,f,. OCEAN FRONT, 2 BR, up. PH: 646-8811 AGT. 615-7139. hall $15. Any nn. $1.50, 642.£005. I/ti.me. 2 Children. call aft With great exper. ln ~Irvine . 540-4450 • K & T iS.rles E ~. :!~ ~~· garage, lndustri•I Rental 450 FOUND set. of keys on Mar· ~xpch 1.115 O.wChaJrhat Y .. · .~ ~·t No Wastlnit 5:30, 968-7071. oper1atlon, Call Chef , NEVER.T . ,A,.,_ FEE AT TEMP08 1 "-ro~ DELUXE, Apt -priv. patio. ~LAGUNA =·Ave., CdM, the 11th. method. I do ~~k ~~if. *--W~LP~r,~!ac'~ 1\¢:;~hl bts~~nS ;;::~100.26 m"nna. 38 ~r;J;,.--f~= . ;:IS. Vt-,.,.. Music, 6 poob quna, tennis, _ Good ref. 531-0101. 548-l44C -~ "._ ... -t • ~vey 5 .-CC.ss l130. Spacious Po o I s 1 de NIGUEL PART Poodle, white male ~ ...... w r ~--1a M "''~!"· -~· .i_ · r.111 n...... ••• ..,.,__.!l'_ n.....-.-'3• l:JUJ• ay 0 ....uZ1 esa BARTENDER •-bl 530-3333 or 213: """ ""'°". 1 w ig. new .customers, . for the · .-_,.... "' BungaloN $150. 84&-<rl59. near v•cu.'6'" Coast College, "Steam Way'' _ the linest 1ST CLASS painting, decor~ • pre..,. ... Y ~ DAILY Pll.OT.·Thls is' not a L •--M-1 67li-38!0. · '· ating, paperilanging, bruoh older. °"-"'" location. $20 e K & T Na, 2 "-•gun• -ch c!namoane'~ ~!,• utopho~~.7. roller and spray. Int. nvt., shift + food & lodgii:lg. Call DATA PROCESSING newspaper .route and does Yl"""-llim sq. ft • J;IXXI sq ft FUUND: Orange C a t , "16 .. ,.,_, .....,...., '<"" 71 88 · not include coll..,..;...,. or 1 BR, ocean view, pe.tio & S.D. FPwy A: Avery Parkway YOWll'. w/F1ea collar, Vlc. 551-7123. free est. Eve. 646-5283 or 4:497-U for interview. EAM OPERATOR' deliverifi&. ~lb ts garden, nr high school. $170 Ready 1·1·'13 Hoag Hospital. &12-7":65. MISSION VIE.JO 54()..6248, Malcom. BEAlTI'ICIAN. EXP'D .. -DfO'Vided-·we work' lour Inc. util. 4~2$5. Hunsak 831 er 1 Prope 600 rties p REGNANT Germ an STEAM CARPET PAINTING & PAPERING, Full time incl eves l;llii Years 'exper. Unit re-1--hours after' school and 8 on I~~~~~~~~~~ IUio~~~-~~~~;c; Shepherd. Vic. Bank of CLEANING 19 yrs. In Harbor area. Llc Sandcrab 963-3433 H. B. cordin& equipment. 088 col· Satur:da.Y. We have openings J~ UXl Sq, Ft. M·l space America 646-4522. FREE ESl'IMATES lj3J4616 & OOnded. Refs furn. BEAUTY Opr _ full time later, reproducer no. 514, tor Fountain Valley&: Soutfl We offer excellent [ I( •) w/front office, l11t. rear FEM · C 60-2356. Shampoo girl.-Apply 1610 w. sorter 083. Need knowledge Hunrto£tOn Beach 8Jftl on--, i,.; ..... R-.. ,. door, $171/.i:ao., 3 phase. 1240 Yorkshire Terrier. Vic: •rpent1r Coast H" NB of wiring. , ly. 'l'<Kl must be out of WGr.a.u1.5. co_nditions l;mmmmmm;:·:;~'I Logan st. Days 64fr.503.1. Galaxy 9 Marlnars, PAINTING -Honest, clean. tway, . . school by 3 'PM to d ' Eves, 646-068L 642-8$6. MINOR home repairs . guaranteed work. Licensed BIWNG Clerk." Receptionist For Appointment pBl'tjcipate. Eq>erienceJ an benefits, plua •-3800 SQ. n M-1, 2 olficeo, • BOY'S ' Plumbing . carpentry . & Insured. 615-5740. needed for convalescent Contact C•rol Smith ~. ewen.·. Pr lo r·tty--. ...,... Rooms -.v 8 .. __ painting . ble. can 54f)..5560, INT & EXT painting, paper hospital. Some experience. shift bonus. 1---------c large rear doors. Crpts, set ~A~138··~ 'Pl pp! · .......... Cement, Con-:..&-hanging, natural w o o d ease a Y m penion, 340 K ch A'M'RACTlVE room, prlv. up fo1 lab. $415. mo. I==-=--'-'""""-~--I "''..... finishing 54&--7905. Victoria. Cos.w. MesJ. _ AVCO ey&-1 bath. Kitchen privileges. 646-5033 days, 646-0681 eve, FOUND: S h e I t 1 e , on r r--· Business woman or teacher. INOUSI'RIAL Unit. storage, Fairview, 546-1308, 6~TTJ9 PATIOS-PLANTERS PROF. Painting, also roofs, BOOKKEEPER, must be Fin•ncliil Service All Shifts. FWl & • p/time. N k C t 11 All Con-te •-k. B"ck, accous. ceil. 1nter/exter. able to perform all phases Temporary. To $3 br. / o smo er. en r a y Newport Beach. $60 per mo Lost SSS ... ,., . .,, " · I ·~--located. $22.50 per wk. ~1724 ::;;.:;;.. ______ ;::::I .slumpstone wk. 894-3533-. Lie/Ins. Free est. ~191. of bookkeeping systems or 644-5800 u:v.....,-• 646-1919. SIAMESE Scalpoint male, PATIOS, walks, drives, Saw. WALLPAPER HUNG ~'to~ ~ed oo! Equal Oppor. Employer =~A FEE AT TEM1'0 SATURDAY· A ROOl\-1S $18 wk. up w/kit. Rent•1I W•nted 460 Meta Verde area, aear flea break, remove & replace Carl Rebko 64&.2449 menslll'ate with abWty & DEUVERY ,of DA 1 Ly Tempo Tempol'8l"Y Help ~ $27.50 .wk up Apt1. 2376 H C collar, Reward, 919-83!i6.i concrete.548-8668 forest. lNT. &: Exler. Accous. cell-' .exp. Rush resume t o PILOT, crrunAY INLY, to LAUND~ .A H•ekpg INTERVIEWS Newport Blvd., CM. -AVE ABIN ... LOST; Cocker Spaniel, mix-CUSTOM CEMENT WORK ings sprayed. Lie., lit§. classified ad No. 495 Daily riewspa~;'"~rrtel'I. Re-Comb. F.ulltlme.._ M.,!!sa • . 548-9155. WI LL RENT? ed Blk Male. Ninth & OJIVC", Drives, WALKS, "patios. Local ret.s. 645--0809, Chuck. Pilot, P. O. Box 1560, Costa quires the use of a Stillion Verde .. <lmv.t Jl.o s p t ta 1. BEDROOMS w I kl t ch.en I need a cabin in the San Hnfltr! Bch. 53fH702. pool decks. Don. 642-8514· PROF. painter, honest work, Mesa., Cal. 92626· Wagon or Van. Contact Mr. 548-5.585. privil., H.B. area. Ph. Bernardino _Mt. area for two LOST: Siamese cat male Contractor reas. lie/Ins Int/ext free Bookkeeper H Seel 330 w t BaJ1'u=-UN~DR""Y;--work~,...,.,,,-ote"""l -.. - 96.Z-7520 wkdayg alt 6:30 or days at Thanksitiving. !fclp Bluepl. Vic. 2314 Saiita Anti est. Rl!fs. 548-21'59. · / • We .need one Automotive St'"X-. Mey, es a-•:-g .a...,T ' ki ' an,ytime wknd& us celebrate ...Thanksg1~ Ave., C.M. 546-5922 eves: JACK Taulane • Repair Bookkeeper with machine ·• ur.1ta esa. ,.._.16, ....., wee ~ ROOM in Private home the way lt should be with remod., addlt 20 yn. exp. Ple•flr, P•tch, Refair l7Xperience. Send resume t.o DELIVERY man I! a r I y AM-~ w/kitchen priv .. Wotking I& rea!!onable rate mountain LOST Oil Balboa Island male Llc'd, My Way C.o. 547.:oo?.6. Box{iQl c/o Daily Pilot. 330 morfli1*· L.A. Times. LEGAL · Secretary lady or school gtrl. Mluk>n retreat. Pb. Mike, 675'1527 ~!!rrler, silver &: !An, Draft1nt *AJIPf!..,CH, ~l:'STEestl-'t;"'tesG West Bay Street. Coeta 61J..7413 w/corporate & general exp. V . after 6. wea ... "l red rollar. 6'15--B362. ...,...,o r '"""' ,.,.. M Calif """'1r • Good ...: .. .,e be n e I i ts 1ejo, 586-2918. Call ~ esa, · <UUOV. DESIGNER or draltlman ~ ...... -' snJOENT room far 2 men WANTED TO RENT Bl~~· 5t1e:lty, si.noe 10/29. PLANS.Houses, Remo d s Bookkeeper landscape. Xln'I oppor. Willj C:,644-4610~='-· ------ Vu of UCI, Kitch prlvl, See Bear cabin for Christmas Vic. Indianapolis, H · B · Room Additions. $50 up'. Plumbing We need one automotive train. 54&-1282. . LEGAL Secretary, exper to apprec. 552--9314, weekend, Wrl/Sat/Sun 968--2M2. 557~. Eves. 557-9695. Drat Bookkeeper. Send resume ORn.L 0 per at 0 r ex· Part-lme. NtWport Center. KlTOIEN privtlgs Man on-nitesl Must lleep 8 com-SeOA-: ~.-_ s;: to Box 501, c/o _Dally Pilot, perienced &: tra~' lo Call &»-0023,. ly. $60/mo. 2161 M:illE!r St., • fortably. 4 adults, 4 * * * * * * ~250'2 * 330 West Bay Street. Costa ' operakr NC drill mach fOt LIVE-In, resp., refs. for 2 C.M. 89Y.i3?0. children. Call 551-illl. , * PLUMBING REPAIR Mesa, Calif. 9ES. . printed clreu.11 boards. Niles chlldren ~ il 6. Call 6t4-83-t1 Bookkeeper onJy. Apply 17195 Sky Park1 ,,,o;,r,:;968-5484"'-'7:;.·--,-.-::-- November 18 • Apply Personnel DepL 8: 30 a.m.-4 p.m. ~t Home · (15 No job too 11m8ll We need one Automotive Cit, Unit~ Iryioo> i;UVE-ln help wanted. Room \.;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;.11 1~ .. 642:3128 * -......~ Trade.r's Parad1'se coLE PLUMBING =~k:::lth =· ":'.; ~~"'T.\:".!.,~-:;::!:r. !.!:"1 ... ~d~,.,,:i111er 10001 von Kannan * Private Room * 24 hr. servlce. 66-1161 Box 501. c/o Daily Pilot, A: have had sal~ or public LVN, full tlme night ahlft • . ., for Pffsonels 530 , Sewing/Alter•tl-:mt 3.10 West Bay Street, Costa contact exper. we will train 11·7:30. Beverly Manor Jrvine, Calif. Ambulatory Lady or Man 1 • ... Mesa, Calif. 92626· you In a lllctlme career. Conv. Hosp. X1nt fringe Good, nutrilioUJ Food: * HINDU SPIRITUALIST • • Ines Vicki'• a.-lilnels BOOKKEEPING-lite, penn. Call Jean Brown 5tll-6005, bnfts. 496-5186. Nice, cheerful atmosphere. Lei this ad f!hange y0ur Prof. designing, tailoring & position in restaurant oliice. Coastal Penonne\. Agency, LVN or RN, evening ,\ night * Call 548-4753 * wb:>le outlook on llle ft>r the t• t'ettyllng. 645-4325. Apply ... in penon only, 6:.> 2700 Harbor BlVd., CM. shifts, full time & part time. • better Proftssiona.1 advice I mes All•r·•tlon~2·5145 Lido Park br .. N.B. Beverly Man 0 r .Con· l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!~ on lUe. Llc. Readi?lgs-'daily. Neat, accurate. 21 ~ear:a .. vn. CAPABLE &· conscientious Fee Pakl ~ -valeacenLH~itaJ, U452 • Rent1ls to Sh•r• 430 10 AM-10 PM. m-9136. Tllo "' -.. clerk typlllt need.W'by N.a Foreman ' 1,;,v;;;taiiEltrada.iiiiOiiiioi.Laguoaiiiii .... HllUiiiiio'I .n-9034, 132 No. El Can.loo dolla' rs . BuUder/Ooveloper. Mu'lt R~bber/plutlc1f to $1BK~ ,. WANTED. -moJo to n..i, San Clemente. have good sk.111' A will-A<lhaivea SA!ff Rep lllK MAID • " ) 1 ahare 2 BR Laguna BelCh ORIGINAL Newport arta • KITCHEN, Baths I: Entries. lnpeu to perform varied Electronlc Engtaeer $1(1( 1 bowie, 1 . blk to .. 'beacb. 2 dub dewted IOk!b' to tennill "----•-""""'~""""'""',.,.."'"""".,...,,.---.{\ Custom wock at re1U10nable off.Ice tasks. Xlnt ~ General J..ed&er Acct S100 Part-Time f frplca, panoramic ocean r:;r, LnitiaJ membershl I : .. -· --.. rates, Glen, M&-?Xl. -mnrtitions .& benefita. Call Gen. Ofc/Ca.shlet' $2.25 hr -Nltea A: Weekends view. 1125 all year. 494-2521 ---"· d 11 1P TRADE Up • 6 gooc1 clean 40 A.ores clean ·•• lev I ...,_ for ·~t F7C Bkkpr/Constr 1J50 Tntervf"" bl"! :M pm aft 6. ~'A"'P:., 9;. ~ unit~ Good Tax Shelter. Nr l>Cau( NOrthm\ "Oaiif; !ti l[)Jl~LI CAREER -TRAVEL ~~='i"per to J: PerionMI Ofllce f ROOM for straight. wor1drw 673-5711. 24 hours, ·1 di.ya. ::,ton 91~~~ Uwy ~ Trade for old fix· [ ~n•• G~! . Galt. 18-23. s i n 1 1 e . Credit Clerk to $31'5 THE BROADWAY man, 1n :J Bd home 1'10. Mon, PltOBIEM" ~-Q». 543-+ui .........,, et .. ,. boute,-duplex, . . Nat I Pub. Co. baS ~ Typllt Tm Edinger, l1unt. 13ch. k11C'he.n priv. Call momlna•· t:kle:nt, 1 )' m Pa t he 11 e IV"l:'.l "'' 1 "'--~ rriotot homt'!. Owner MCJ.M -= -tor 110-pmmnsble amblOOwi B ugh.I ~ M50 F.qual Oppor. Empkiyer 64&e}59. pn!fDlDCY .C:aunletlna:. Abor-..,...c.AI~ v t:W acre, nui... HA.VE $50.CXX> equity m Riv· , YoUng people tree to tnvel ~ Schedul -to $800 ' MAN 11ee!k1 home with Fem. tion A adoptk)ns ref. AP· coast, island of HawaJL·tall mlde ho,me. oo l~ a~ or Job W•m.d, Mlle 700 cont'i u.s., lk,1broad.pa1No Malnt. M~ Open MAIDM-1,W!,ft~·Nllone~BI.•, kr lelf & a.1ame9e ktt· CAJU:. M2-409. trees, fc:mg, orchids. Trade ~ want 3 ,Bedroom '' ~ nee. w exp. d Keypunch 2nd lhfl Open "'""' ,......., .. ..-~ ~ ten-sb&n exPl?ftlel, M6-Qt1 LOSE _ wetirfrt"-with N for smlfilbl.ng boat. trJr. ?! .Newport area_ bolnc. Bkr APARTMENTS to Manage 8 train\na p~r o a r am • All Secretary· S8:D ,;CM~.,_,..,.~:16111~,_. ,----...., ~· • Sh& ~i. and Jl~ va1 $3500. 714-Wo-WlS. ~ 675-12'25.. . • yrs exp (C.M.) collf:tt, rent. l.nlnSl). fum. MiJst W-md,v Fm • Fee Pos'tltw M>JJ> ,wlU traill, approx ~ ROOMMATE wanted -wa: Pll1':. Balbol l'M\lnd HAVE $87 M eqWl)' tn 6 TRADE Oown . ai' Luhrs bellk. Farn. apart ullll +. toleaveimrn.Fortnterview NEWPORT • ... ht per week, lvanboeMoteJ wuman (w/l cblld ~) to Pharmacy. hou8el and 2 duplexc:t ln '61 Sir FIB fbergls at. &t6-flm, call; (7l 4) 52J.352.1, 7'72-'6260. • -~-I ~--W t 1 .. -.L .... :1 -.L ,.,· v' O or' MALEF/Cboo"ke'eper CASHIBR. General Office, P•rsonnel ~ MANAG;;!;;...__:....._; •• ~~. ~· -111 expense. w same. PALM ~CARD 'D'C'.lt>JNGS '"'''""•"· an -•"'' PR>r ....., •• ....,..,. k " ·-n... D ., .i:.n. ,,.,.._,.,:Ill .naa .. , ', HB Utt. 96S-26t0. o..t _ !Mure. ect for kal land to dl!vdoo 1 O/B. Broker. ~S3J·l~ or tee • ~rt time 11."0rk with Clerical. Fine I ad I e 1 -,_. .. er r • ., ~· • a.nt Manager, KenCuckJ ;; SKARE' View A;it, linale AcM:"a ... hclP"b. ·~llf. mat· 675-3539 Eves. 49&-~ IU!eountlnt, ~. clothlna:cJ!ort~ ~erm.U:o -~-3810 Fried Ollcken, 2929 E. Coast Equal Oppor. lmplc)yer J ' ~lady only. Or ftnt ten. m : eg+..1350. FuU,yl~. VJVRA:rtNG reclJntng chr, Like to trade? OUrTradtr't Job Wanted, Fern•le 702 ~-=· %i SUbiO°:f'1.1a:.· lfwy, corona dtl Mar, apply . ..,.; llJ.O -ill• new M>li t p ·•1 1 1 f • ~lnonce C.. Girl aft 1 PM. -mo. • ALCOHOUCS Anoaymou1. 'or ma e op Rr""'te:Os"11m,,..n s oryou, PRACTNurtecare.ofeldcrly .n. . ~'t•-lo do -·~o· 1;M;:AN~" .. °'a"'nt7'ed~h,,..._..,,...,,.,-::T'°'-=-I RAVE ....... •ant,t or 2 wi.'· n..~ u'L.-.7 or -~te co.If tbl, for "Vetetablc'.' 1 1 C;.c::::,,,~~~-,--,.-=--""'""'~ ... , ...... .. "" .....,. u.U1:1t .. ..-. Biid! am.•Aii P'.o-."'b~~.a.taM;;_ Julctr or.J.f_ I .5dii.ys Xlor corivla"~ ~/nte, ASlltER,p.ta~meApplySS&: worttnnetrCot.ta Mna . Mr!YAM ~PTdelfYtty 1 .. -.. .,,,_ for S-bucka. nt re· -.r-A Shoes. ,_ ·E. 111.h t., . Mldl ti& able to tike.. toUil! to f1Qfue11n N.B. MQ8t -t•~ ~'l. AnydqlltheBESrDA'fto • Tbt futettdra.wlntheW~. Colt&Mf!l8, • lnaheenoeofmcr.rt ce ba¥e"~lldtble car l be A P,111 -ed II a &DOd Jn. run '" !Id! Don~ --• * , * ' * * * * ... a DlllY Pllol a. .. llled """ Idle -· no,.1 Call co. uper, ..,.rd. Call Mr. roll•ble. Awrm< ia>O per / z • _., .call b!a¥ 60-5819.. 1,1, 60-Mt8. f'"~ now! .weber, collect <2U) rf0.2182. mo. 60-4800. • • • 833-1424 ' 1BERTEA : -·- COllPOIAl'loN. . • . .,, . . . ' • ' • ' • • . I ~I::( :··~-~~~I !ii!ii•i!!iii1 ·~~~l:I~·~=":~= ~· J~tL I (. l;l;olp W ...... , MI I' r.'~ He!f WanleoL MI I' nt Hole W ....... MI I' nt Hllp W ...... MI I' TII l'umltuN 110 MllClllllMG• 111 , R.cllo, HIF~ 136 INll, ....,_ f06 ~/'=" ' OFl'SIT PRIU OPRS RMI·-Sein • TOOL • BLAC!; :::-= 101, FIREWOOD s-21' 00 <nit lJll, Twn PU MAHICURllT SWITC ........ •DOPRS FE Dll u.aKm ~Ir"•~~ EVERY-lRCATV ln -· ... -11 , ' llOW Call u •-Prim ••---, --l1nck on salt mw at Ort,. brldae. owl....... lo iu:J, l ·--' -----~ .. -me•&I part• end ' • coa.e table C~unty •a Iara••• .Solded. KW (Tl.I\. m . QOJ~ Ol!lce Ill ALL omcz SKIW L'--,.,..... ·~ i.~•·· to 136. Cl"!' -• m1rror ~ -s Yr -~ PAY-UTBI I H.B. Valme -...... NO FEE , Llrnltod Tllne Only . :::0, l dle·maloen,-;"~. i:: w/J nlte IWldo $40. 2 nn ~,. Quality plctme -l · 311' Falrli,... Xlnt oond., Twn Html ........ to Clulllled EARN MOREwmt US! r ...... i-....... now thedallplc:DnltNcllonot _., .......... m.a. l OuMtlty ..... Prleol )'I' -.. ~"::."~ ~~~.~~·· ~ tBRAHD NliW' td ..,_ 539 C/o ~"· ~~ cu•u••"ul a-tllru -~" ~-. b'--·Intricate "--II tbalr $25. 1 ldtcheo ~-Wh or tmnt to 311 5 ~-'II' -E-LORIR P. O. S.. ll8J ~ M;;;: ,._..,._,. • -· -.:;Mir-,:;. ~ dlel. AJ>PlicUi. aet wlltto tahle, C blue chn Both ,;;;;:. -leaa llltn the J ;i'"pm~ar,_::wc.=~:::..:~~=••:;.::;M Ar Ca-' TEMfl9RAJI~ HILP tmbOntdO-•"a'-tlm. m,.. be capable Of dolna $!0.!llT.a!MattCorwlmda. Eucal>'PlUll<>ra,..wood -will!"" own INh, S.11 909 MOTOR HOME ~MENS weu -,alea m.an New or ex~. ales tbeJr own tonn arlndilw ot DREXEL YktorlaD china Q1all'7 lel'Vlct! ABC O:lklr' 32' VANGUARD Sloop Blt . $6"5 . -)l/1lmit -.. ----le, o~ avallahl<!. die detallr. Xh)t company cab. imo. 11ocker $25. 2 Loc:ttioos ....... -1'V 11121 Attama, H-bl' -In 'to M In. NJ,y sell """4lnod ~ l par. beJpfuL Call &CJ.311'7 • J8e 8h,:h stnet Complete -ti'iia&w prosn.m. btneftta: A: workiq oonds. OxQpllte-maple; BR tet Sand Canyon I: Santa Ana Beacb -.ms. ... -jib + mudi c!v I.Ix, Incl tfl:l:led ita.U. over-- Mon:L -Needed Wm Sl).'13!5° ........ --llf)O. SoUd Spon. Hdbnl $3S. Frwy. or -Ad. at jlECOND. ..... MW • = All< 116 900' -heOil bunlt, #lndlhleld, CUI' - lnln. Appl,-Jn -ont, ~ -.·:i:m~, IW!ltlel. Call "'· -at (NO PHONE CALLS) ~ oond. + llllsc. l<vlne Blvd. Color ·.-. From $39 Owner .:!i tell, All ~ !tin. -~ ~ i ...... · 1[11] I l!DJ I J[j]J I 1 a : : a b· 0 j .. I •• .,,, .. .. l/:':..~c:'-uo5 ~ "-· .,._TA. RIEll . ~1nl'enoi. MAN '!he bar• ....i.. bllt Opons.t. & Sun. 9to626~-m~.~. ~· A VE~~ ~·..=.. ru•- , • I PARTIJllEi NIP"wlbley~-I lMtber Wlwalnut 1iniah. * ea.ta. Mela »-!386 mrta. -butane-ltoff. and -i NEWg>YJ;R WEl,co~G: on --• Diie L SHUR.LQ.K CORP. • -tor den ... -* AUCTION :II" ....... color Admlral !T F/G Sloop 11200. Flota· oven, .......... boldlna tank, ro ·J::"f:l<\'Iu.";':'..w ~=.!,~l_., RIA ~RS · 1 .. 1.NOnnondyPI. ~1Slf0.-=e.-C.U FRIDAY 7:• P.M. TV.$1J5.llORKSGREATt ~:l:"~1r.~"J: ~":i.i~~lli". I -.. tamllleo ~ l!o)oll 1 l ~ ~ Pull 11.E. SALES-Exp d, F.V. Of. 5-I• Ano pm. NOV. 17TH Call -ntor, can be oeen now. the comforts ot -e -• clvtc Into. Good II"> ...._Own tl'anL !Q.-. tlce. llilb _,m_ tpill (1 Bit No. o1 McFaddea, 11 T GREEN """"°" velvet Color TV'• -~ ll3H4T3. $108.89 1111 • Plttme. M,_, have happy £4ulty ~ No lllk W, of Gnnd) ooucb and matcl!lne love t...l ,.,.,.;., -. , 1111. I lllllle, car typq ability, Poyroll Clerk $S6S. -Sta& Eoual OPJ!O'. Employer ·-t 2 -old will Mil wuhen p1 cfl>ocn. Medlt I 111 BRlSl'OL :II Sloop, law!cb<d 547-3ma5. ' 'Experienced ••••• Fee Paid ~~Call Lee, for$225.Call55T..ca&l. bedrm iets, divanl, velvet FrMtoYOu ~~~ for84 mo1.,Cash prlceincl l NOW .... cu oell botlr Allo Foe Jobi llAllYLINE Ctt1.. ,.now, cbaln. commodet, -.. "7>-2!00 u.-TlL Is 173'11. 75. llef. JODI Mutual F1m. • !JI• i..: Call Lornlne. ~omsr p/~ wk· TRAllEI llow<r -bah, cri• • MUCH MORE! s LI-. 2 Tlmoa. $2.00 ' SNIPE . . ii1* Needs -Is -..,;. APR " l one ot lbe nation's 1-~f.!... ond, ntpto· 11 r.pi.·7 a.m. • mtttr, _, • -WINDY'S AUCTlll is-. $300. •c!'J 9 ,;, 1 pm, t·'"'· On a.......i credit. mutual ft.md 1 e 111 n g :IM.l _ _._.,_ ... Dr~ NB ~.. wk-dQt avail. 3-11 IHnlM nw table $75. Like nu 9'11-6116 !'REE puppte.. cute German MH5llO. ol ooune. ....,,...,_ 11 now tllo Of. ·-~· .. p.m. ... $2 fl"' br. ' ~ llENREDON Pan Allan lull Sbepl!erd/Lab • • Salos • s..vleo I ferlntl life Ins. TIOS IS 66-2219 .... -.... h!n me Dlnlns. 8 -·-COME BROWSE AROUND ...... 14:at No. lBT W"'lraller, • -·" 1 Yo u R OPPORTUNITY PICl'URE Fnmer, 1-Rllt..n-t Walnut Alldl!a 1c2 5 . 8,~e;i;'dc~t'I•. 3 KITTENS, female, s !l,..~ Call 61HOl1 or EXPLORER r ~ME~AND ~UR IN· store. Exp. alllnit, matttnc, R1tlcl1noe ea,.7711 No Erper. Necemry 6G-85t!L Costa Mesa * MS-8686 wttkl Utttt tra1ned I PRESTIGE A,... D'l:'r-D TIME. ~!-" or I I t Im e . REX:EPTIONIS"l' lUDE-A-BED, dlff, Lt . STERm· 1973 Gunrd NI Mwm aft 5 pm ~_n~·t~th~ Full OF ~ ~ Must t;ne, armwtr phone VOLT ireen almost new o.t · ·-... • uua ... .._...... e No trawl . PORTER w•~D bal!dlo hMYl' vlsUor trawC lnotant p.,_..,.1 $21.C. Sen 11'5. N&-2is3. Quadlaaonlc, l!)'ltemtzed, YOUNG adorable ...,. l * -* HUNTINGTON BIACH •Free Tra1nJnl ,.,. '• lh -CeDValelcent boePltal. TetQOrllY Semce . auto ~· AM IF M wblt AJ¥ra male cat. LIOO 14. No. 17'73 &'QO(I con-18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 ~ • Group med tn1urance Mmt be exper. F /time. See Beverty·Malior Conv. Hosp., 3848 CaQul.-IJr. Sulte UXi Chi Sale 112 ,.-r e-e e-1-v-e r-. Air. ~---dltion. "Dl!W trailer, $950. HUNTINGTON BEACH- ? e Group life lnlurance -.et Manqer. Lap!& HUia. 1?7-Mm Newport Beacl! ' SCM7'1 roge =oalon --lepe FREE pu~ cute l IDl81l, 846-32611111 5. ; t=1~ .,.. 1221~~':;lt~ NI RN. 11111 ttme, .ia,... RN Equal Oppor. EnJiiloloer GARAGE .ie. Nov. 11·18 =.i:::i!" ~en~.=!: ' ..-J._2119 HOBIE CAT 14· SEE OURS FIRST f otlet man• I •in en tad--• ' ~ ~~ 11.1:30. VETERllW\Y •-'II far ~ :!':Jf\,::. ~ In bar l par. -$91. <r BEAUTIFUL ,._ Baltneoe Xlnt ~O (Oranp) $850. . New 19H i ::;:;"' ... ~.,,:~·~ PNtl. SchOdulor Xlnt --· ~·· tnlmtl boapllal, N.B. Wlll· velvet tufted IOfa. 6' ...;.... ~"· O'edlt dept. ca~ ........, "Slnoliy''. •n CORONADO 21 Inboud SURVEYOR I ut tell;.., more about this W~~';!: =· SALESGIRLS w....i Exp'd ~~ "':; :=::,. 5'~~ ~ UNSUAL .-n1 Of .._ tramed. 552-l'99. lib ,.. uted ,,_ 60 bn'. MOTORHOME I -malcbw-.PbonO Mochanlc C .... A . Junior -full• $e0. s.OcJ retwne to ....... 2 -.,.,. ... twt Brt..a-bra<. Hard to !Ind ~~-b • mattrea, Slipavtll.6'0-lTIO "2:aillbedtolNVOICElor l OI' write, Raymond W, Part tinw jW new sbJre 1n Oe..tf!ed ad no. 537 n..n.. chatn. mM1ive dark "'-itema of amazlNt varie'tJ, -,,__. ; ~ Wtddell A 11...i For:l!>dllllft .. 11AD-.J ,,_ 1'land SlwJJ!ptng Pilot, P.O -ll8J,. ~ headboudand2'_.;;;;-9......., at Hofro•d 'a . e5'Hl51e Boall,·Spood I Sltl 911 eartnceGUST·~'lfSONYtwolett. 1 Inc, 21) Newport c.ntor Dr, esper. w/truda, fmldllta. Center, ~ 1'rldoy Nov -eaHt. oolld bird! ~ headboazd Curiollt:y &< Pawn Shop. 'IS BEAUT tptyed mnil!Or • ~ , Sulte n. Newpart Beach. etc. $3.31-$3.58 per hr.+ 5c 11 Ulam-Cpm. 'I1IE pl.AC£ all excellent eondtttoD WOO St, CM, 842-9107 male kitb!D. aII 1hOtslt0 Id. 3:1 Ft Sea Ray 2IXI aiertes. l .. Llnicol~ I t11f>-l250. dttterenllel far eve llllft. No. 1, Fl!lhJon Island, WAITR~SS, IXPER. mtocetlan<oot and new pto'. * SAILE JACKET * home. m-llllO ext 229. .-new. C'5 ct otd..,.bllo 161DO BNch al Wa,,_ : NOW accepting --,.... A Fee --Ce-Newport """ be .... IL No Phone .... "8..... prtn" fNm ~ PllO I P"Ck·•·Jet eDlfne. Equipped Huntington BMdl ""for buabo)'I~ NIOUIL !Jeach ' C.U..·APPb'l.apenon,Surf cloeedartbualne1a 53&-4795 RUll1an sab1 ~ura trtllbbtCA·watttakilria. ''H oltheVlk'--'' : polltlonl:. 11u1t be 11. Apply Petta&-' Ae•ncy -" Ir strlobl.. · • w. Out m llilllefteld Dr., H.B. cond. l1100. j. 6330. new 1 _ __ ~ P'W1y eqojpped t a.n d om om•·--..... --. : In ....... on(y, Fan'oll'1 2'1135 -Rd Hwy., Newport Bcb. .... -Blvd • Atlanta. -... -I ~ trailer •. 'l't!1' outfit " ltkel---=,.-=-=:::---1 , 2)1ll.flnloldNrst, H.B. u,;, .. Nbtnel . SALESMAH WAn'RESSES. a.-I h if l ~·-_._ ~ POOL Tal!le, bl' ~. " ..... Orfajnal -smi. 21' TRAVCO • NURSES "IDES 131-1477 -"' stpo. Ever, f>uo. only. Apply In ..,..., S.1 DI...,_ ·~· Antlq. Stype. $325. ww . Sacrifice $5000. Pho o • ;15' DISCOVERER ! ,. 1ne11 man a pl"OlpeC:t. ·Ter-eves, TUes thru nwn. 63> Bch, Nov. 17, lB, 19, . deliver tree. Ph: 83H102. ~. 20'-22' roNTINENTALS ~ Expel'. prerd. riAc eon'JmlaJon A bonua L1do Put: Dr, N.B. Surplua trom 2 homes. An-Mfsc:ell Ceh 152 MUST ltll 16' Runabout; nu 20' PRIDE I: JOYS 1 Hunttrwton Beach Prod. c...ro1 Jftll'&Dl. <>thel' 1.b!n OK. · tiquet. frames. d I • h e • • MeOUI l p&lnt. reblt Johnaon 75 VAN CONVERSIONS ; Convaleocent ~tat CtMirdlMtw B.x.L. -lac. WANTED NOW! ..... ...,, -old trunl!I, Wantod 820 !lop 154 ....,. utedl lllO/beot ol· SelH e Sffllce e Rentals : 181!11= .B. Exper.far-.,.,,.. · m•~m.ms l~~lloorSaleGlieo ~~~1:; WANTED' Shirley TempteAKC DodlalNnd Pupp;r.-terthlt-.16443C. * Dalunar Ille.* ~ NURSF3 Aldee, T-3 Uttme, ~_:_~ ~~ SALES • -turutir 1w tbe rii:bt °::. of druma. tablel..Christmu :!.i~ b1u;..u::ua b~ F le m ln&· V-0 n Ar be~ ~ 1eU 14' Sd boat I: 13801 Harbor Blvd., G.G. l-n-1 p/ttme. Exper. Pref'd. lf1I Zl85 So. Grand. SA. W~ _ -work Company-bend:lts 1: free aoodift, ~ rtdl'.IM.~ -Phone &t8 2213 bk1odllne1. Un u 111 al op-sii.mt.-5&8995 531.filXI I Mea.. verae ~ F.q&'..i <>war' ~ )Qlf' baun. name your own demo plan available. New DOUBLE GARAGE SALE, after 6 pni. portunity. Call after 5 pm. • --Next-to G.G. De.taun I "-111 Center St. CM. · · II">· Wlll train. Unllmltod llOro now tettnr appb Fri. Sa~ Nov 17, 11. lnlm -llllM.ll2. Rant A -- -POMPhlandSate·oman, i>otentltll<l)lp<y.90-2651. t1onL ---. lam ... Mut!lcallMt......-1122RHODESIAN Rldpbacll [ lliJ faryourV-tlan ! ~·.~ 5 ~ ~ sAu;s LA!i!ES . ex· GUSTAl'SQH ..,., _ u.,.,, etc. 19IS1 COMPLETE Ludwlr dnmi pupo. Excel-· si-. · 11 t -lb * ISMilll * . Don't IM np lbe ohlot ~ --· ~ appt. -In maktn1 Llncol.,.Marcury ~.~ Rd, (Turtle oet ~th-•·•·--•, .. ~ quality only. Call.,. Appt. • "Ll•l" It in clu<dfied Sl!lp r~ ••~ ---I< taladl APPIY 1•-•--~ ~ ~-w• ~·--~ ~ n'-7:11-mS e NEW LlfmMES e toShoreRemlta1 &a=5ria Clasatned Ada ••• ec.58111 at J1oftnce Bllm'y,081§-w: _, D9eQI it Wimer GARAGE SM: Friday 17th ~21~ after 5 pm. lJON VISTA KENNELS Freemllelmur.Alloptlonal •••••••••••••••••••• IJlhSt.C.M. ...="!f:;.~ ..... 111-5, Qirlatmu wrealha: TRUllPEl' <ldl Studio GREAT Dane -iftinl&. c-f'O":S.le/-920 ~~15 wk. Pvt Ply. , SALESIADY tor Je'Mlry fl o wer unncementa. · tklnal Qaam~ blood lines. 195S OODGE Ex u.P s.1-=="'"'=-~-~--·I , ~ . · · store, Retetwww, req'd. lft.8IM hanclrnlde quilt I: anttga. U:W-Wlth.$125.cmeMS ~utl!s AKC re&· $100. !D-M95 .n 1arp l1Pe ~ ClJrya1er 'v8 Mob" home tr rent. , I Costa Meia. 50-H'.IZ. WANTED Man to work to aJ Alabama St, H.B. new, , f. Reml q A1rndy con-'12 WINNEBAGO. 27'. : replace one who didn't. cau GARAGE Ille: 2 lh't'• 3 •I'd ~tar ~t, SUO. Folk COCKER Spanlela. AKC. t verWd to· camper, very Slees-6. 61>-0C , Secntiar, ... ~----.......... 1 --..,. ., ·-• $50. !.Um..... black u ...... 1 -10 reliable, aotnr ......... PlAY llOW 11 pmes. Mile. 58&-5179, 26551 * 60-tDI * mos. males. $100 ea. must lell. Bat otter, n+ ' I r l l ... CQftw•rr mtoi 2 uaca llWlrlO OUIDf l'Olli M CW. OH THf CO. l'or an ad In W--''1 World c.n Mary ...., 6G-561I; ext ·m WATCHMAH Val Palm Dr, -Vfe. SUNN SOI.OR AMP. 63tH1125. .,:SS.::::,,::lm::::;·c,---~~~ Sbf' .... ~i>·~ .}°'~'°~-11w-• %. .... ~.2sJZ~--.c~1::,~AllC~i.~ ~...:;._~~ PAY UTER .......,net Olllce E. 18th St., C.M. -ut!IUI Qfflce Fumlturo/ Cl!rtttmu -t Pb. caboYon. lleaa Camper • ... NIW · THE IROADWAY leatberaoodt.clotbln1, Eaulp. 124 56-25Sll. Sa1'I. :ltl3tl llarbor. C.M. * B...,..D * '7Fuiplon1'1and .,.,. l!m!ltme, mhc. ~ MIN. Scbnaarr fllllllllet, 8 &•m. ··nNEWPORTIR. NewpOft --Plloat .......,.ble. Clear-S.lel -,.._. -tor SLIDE In ...,,.... -· VAH CONVlltSION Equal OppJr. Employer HANGING 6Uklttlt fems, Exec I: lll!C'Y delb I: cbafrs, Cb; I at ma 1 , SlSO ea. INSULA'l'm $5611 'l')'plns llO, lb 100. lotei:ffh:d begoniu. 1b..:1e P I a n t • • 1yp1,.-atanda. ftle cabinets, 6IMIZ. 1215 On a 1 ton Dodie ebulta Qllltctntl report fer tbe W ELDER, combination ~ 378 E . Esther, metal J:iookca#, draftiiw AKC Dobermanl '1 wkl 531·2'M with auto tram. pwr lleer, Coly· P•cllo! ; "SeanleclwTo Sim" I . < l ' r ' ' I ' ' • .. ' ' l. ,. • ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' . ' ' 1 Wrii'ten test Saturdl)', Nov. he.llarc I: abort arc. Cl.pa.tile CM.~. 1too2t, offtce refri&. AD MU', Reda A Blac:b. ~ 8 ft su:EPER CAMPER. f!W'r l:nbt, wnp aroand l8ll!, 9 AM In ...., 235, ~ ... _ ... Sal:',; Sl!<el FRI A Sat™· Queon bide-.,..tty reduced tor quiet qutltty. ShcU eoncroppod -'""' l -.. curtelnt, Je...., toilet. elc. FOW!leln Valley Hi 1 b -eekm!d open a-bed, tdtcben aet + sale! lldal' be -at tmno, io-1152. ' tor 0...,,. 1145. SS'7.Q46. (Ser. No. 2'mC12). ·llo:boot.l'lllHBDlhaN.Foun. ~".~.~Deacon'• beoeb. 3500 :~ ~""'::: 4229 oARLINGO!cbpco 1 .... PICK up Camtler Shelli, $88.23 .. ~ --. ........, .-iaDiilii -Qar"-~·QOC-• "" telrier 11· ....b, llO. Built .,--. 18 optlom tunlty!:m-. Tel< -Metal Oo. lilil PATIO SALE, Frtdty on(y, WAUIUT . EXEC detk, so-cis.53+388511118. tvall. .. 151111. tor M monlbl. Cull price Eut Walnut Unit K. Santa clolblng, recorn., 6 tract ~chair.a,; lldeecs'.~ SHOP ftrf1 far ~ Cyelet, llllcM, Incl Tti. II IS99L Det. Jlnl UNION IANK Ana, B90'l3 -. 1 ~.,.,:.,. mllc kitchen Ra)I . • T-. poodle pupplet, AJ<C, 1 Sculwl . 925 prli:e II $7981.32. APR Is WHO WANTS TO WORK! term. ~·--· male, 2 fem. Sf2.3115. 9.0 %. On approved credit, Hu a mdqllll oppxtublty frll. DRIVE-A CAB!-GARAGE -Ille, old oak E~S8 SWV:a ':.:Sin! ~TOY Poodlel AKC 3mo1, e 19111 Harley Davkhon ll5cc of coune. an · CHOOSE ,...,. boun, work lcebar, cnpboudt. bll<n. tl6T w i9lb CM 60-3'111 -.._ ltl~ 1 111, i r will hat new rear ttr. • tube • s.lot • ..,.,, ... ·EXEC. SECRETARY far -be """' own IUmltunt l loadll ol mite. · -· ttn am-., 5111' 1446 1175. r¥81 MEii Mut have &OOli appearance 'boa Men or women. Can be 17892 El Nopal, 84U786. SCM MODEL 4' COPIER b' -e 19f1 1taHan 11'1 a k e IN"LUllUI Xln't typing l lh !!ldlls.-• aliz!lllY ~ped. Vis, FRI. " Sal I AM. MISC oale. Xlnt oond. Be" otter. mr= beoutllUI .-cycle frame comptele · PLEA.U Apply tn Penon retired. Age 21 to '{!), sup-21331 Deervale Ln, H B 2 R. L. Foley· Ir-Aaoci&tea. 1tedl •:,_j..__ Low, lo'.* -rio ens.-will tab up to _Of' to r-wa1u -"""'income. Drive b11t!! s. Mamo ott Buabird. 675-1800. ----. Good cond. 125. HUNTINGTON IEACH llO NewP'"I C..... Dr. a cab 6 bn or moro a day. Pla_/....._•nt SAMOYED, ""'" wilt,. ...,. 112 Vlctorla 5'&-0900. 1810l --. IMUll03 Newpcrt Beach APIJb in peraon, Yellow Cab RUJt?IAGE Se.le. Nov. 3rd~ "'"r pie9, pure bred, 6 weeks old, 4 Rall motorcycle trailer, HUNTINGTON BEAal Equal Oppor. EmpW,.. Clo., 186 E. 1'tb St., Clolta 4th. "':it'°· St. John• 0111'111 HOBBY Pi. 5118-6183 bu ,_ -. ~1-'=~~~-"'=--1 e Secntiar,, Exp'd. e v-. . Chmd!. · 11111111 AroHAN HOUND, re I. .._ • axle, nmpa ' Trallon Utlllty M7 Neoded bl' Coote M.,. WOMEN to lala! care aoml HwMhald Gooch 814 l..W., abotl. .,,., oiler, ttatii., will .....unodale up•J..;.;,.;:.;;.;;.;;:.• =~'---'-"-1 Sailboat. Mf&: Accurate invalid, lite Mekeep, own Don't bt.11' &111 c~aan until Must •11. ..,1989 to 4 motorcycle&. Can be NU utility trier. 5 • x I·, IBM Execntlw typllt. No car, lD...., pm. 5'6-1300. GOOD Gen1 E1ec. ntr l!O, yoo can pla)oi Non-pt-.en * "--le Pupplos oeen •l 112 VldDrla. -ol W/ramp type pte, Dia· s-H. Front olc appe&rancle, TV antenna SS. Vacuum • welcome to attend tree work -. .., Harbor Blvd. 5C8-<llOO. mond plate dct. skies aft' For Appt.call 6G-0512 Mr. ~-.-. l!O. Oub di!' 125. lhopa. Fnr lr!lom!atton beout AK:: -'67 TRIUMPH vamlat!ecl nak In _. Lewil f.!l!r... BedDJe tbl st Ba. beOch $2, Contact: Tom Dietmch YORKSHIRE Tectkn AKC, tn.rne hadco mx1m a: An Equal opp1y Emp!O,.r. V 11~ ~ ilOc, -'42-2151 abotl, 211 mo., 1 male, 1 R..,. 15°41..t.!.,t $500 nmntni par, ltek ..,, • .,..___ · · Coast Mutlc hrv... femtle. 1?7-GL -catter oo hitch. 3()00 lb • Sec'.., 11<1ey ,.... !100 Anllq-· IOO 'j.,.~----~ N•wpornltvd: at Harliir Hor-156 SUZUKI,,_ 55 cc; ,,.. -'"P"dti<-MH6Cl6. , • F IC Conlb" Free S800 .... ..., =' Co.ta Mela thru. Runs excellent. $75 or Auto Service, P•rtl Mt •Sec»-,..... SCRAM· LETS :1~5115, ~~ *Pl~GAHS*APP~5)'1'.oldinf. oller.151E.RDchHltt,Apl. • Accnto Dear<e ,._ l12K • 'P.O. -1560 Cloota M..., Htmmond Wurtttter ,...,. = ..,. ~ ::::_ C, Clolta Meu. TRANSMISSION Liz ~tnder'• Aaency ANSWERS. CaJU. 92626 • olhen. ~. sPe¢ats, nere<I ~ ....;;. -~ Im YAIWIA.250 Enduro. SPECIAL , 5f&.2118 ~~·Beach --.-RATl'AN ~ table, 4 model clolM'luta. Piano le WW take best otter. . Xlnt ~ $5~1345* ROl.d lest car • drain fluid ~ ~ Re riserator ~~~~ "=' .. ~ ~ ..... ~ )'OlDW p!fll>rlt SUZUKI -TS 250. Low leremovli!pu -cle&nlCl'ttft Levity -Guell -Owinl -w/lcemllter. Game table, 4 ............. are .. ..,... -·--., lnterelted l n ,.., • adJu.t ti.Ddl I: 11~ ....... "" (\,, B SHEET · Metal Layout Nature_ LEGS chairs. Ml9c. 4f7-Dl5eves.. now at: rld1JW. m-5112 mfleap $450. Good .cond. ..._ ... HOd .. ,& "'.1~· :Hcab,,..lneexpl• '!' Oontucluo "''"Old mtld Ml-II•-Ill Wollichs Music City 2 -a•atlable. K>m. :--:i.= ~t • o:<;Ln.llU<,; "' count on finatn. but )Vlln&' South Cout Plaza 5*).2830 Redwood Stables, 2 O 2 8 6 FOR Sele: Astra Man' a 10 and ti.bot. JtetuJar = SIZES 10,,.2!>,. • maloe .-t alfla. and Weetomd tppolnllnenb Appllancos 112 ,_lier, copter,-· _.....,.._ w-49H182. sW.11-~1 ·•· SEE THE VOONG. u u She'll love tl!ll -pair :"Satar.Clote-. ~ atrl .,,.,., .. LEGS." OAK -Judlff cbtlr, •lee ~, ... ~R'"•us Lacuna ea.,.. Rd, i... B. -~~· pt~ new, Call $24.90. -Only $12.!8. I'-,,,,._._. ..rr_. JNSTANTCllOCHET, col-a..n.,l>kt. Only qualified , . ,.clletet!iwmach.Clonct!& OutFor-6Yr..,..P .O.A.mare,ouper 70-DA4SOCL GUSTAl'SON ~ 111,.,.;.,.. 111""1.... orful pond.:> plua matddns ~ need aODl.Y. TH: GAFFERS • SatUer rarwe chair, coffff table. kirw a Bat qual.U;y • prices • lel'Y• gentle clilld's· 18 mo Lo mL Great MJ.m LlncJn'Mercury ICU'f-dublnen;yU,.warm Sheet Metal <b;-1D E wtn....,acent pMtl upt, ~1bclx~~l:TVmattr,barkawal·StelnwlY·Baldwtn.etc. P.O.A'. fUly, best otter: 10 ~'aBue 16-~•tW•mer LUOCY YOU llndina a up on chllJy days. Ute knit~ Walnut, Untt It, Santa Ana, rrtll. 4 burnen, 0..me let A .,....,,,.. l."UIUI' • evet P1qtt PW'IOI 6 Rolla e-9173 ~ drat u -.,,1ng u this In t1qr ...nted, No. 9 -. 5llMll'l3 -tpaee. Uoed only 3 -Rm1lalt ••••••• We Bliy.S.U • -= $30. Huntlnirfon llMch · time tar that lrtlpx1ant Pattern 748'1: cblld'• lbet (. SHEET' metal mechtJde. mo. A\'OCWSo em •llll9 Kl'fOIEl't cab t net 1 A Dally 10.f &an ~ -. ''Home Of. the Viking'' ! .,.. ... .,.tnp ..., ... been 141ncl. eltl!'d lllachlntot (mill Ran!Warltan/0.-,.rt lormlca cocnter tops . FIELD'S PIANOS I . --. Jl•Jlll 111111-121 Twin Excol -1"' planning. Note vertical 11ow a:•&NTT·PIVll Ol:Rft Ollf!ntor> ap'd Job tbOP $2. Wk. FUD maint. Harden »atnpa~ m w. Colta Meu (114> &e.3Zi0 ..,......,.. "'-conct. Extru S250. WAHI'!D ro BUY !j ~~ft.a-fl-·.-!:rt.":.::U-u:.:1.: ~. Sp.ce .. Tek •CS..1212* 18th St., Colta Mesa , PRIVATE~PARTY WANTS &tM09fi C80w1'piltorw =-uu~" ~ ••• ~-" ~ l"'-192f ~-e DISllW'~" wuhen, I0-21'2. 'JO BUY PIANO FOR * '9!! YAMAHA 250 •· far 3!10 Che\OY Block HeU S-1011, 12\1, 1411, Air -and -.= Coate 11eaa. drnra. ';;i;i,""iuun • 2 MIDLAND 5 watt, I cbtl> CASH. e -..,. e INi., Q_.I 900 lClnl Cond. Im. · Call 5'&-ll22 1811, 1811 Z\I. Size 1411 ~; o-lhl delv'd. 1139-D; SCHm. not walldMallde'• with bat· -~·• I l8'&-~1822~,.;or~~213~, f,592-51~~44~1~!!!!1!~!!!!!!!!!~~1 ~ lbutt rn takel 2 118 )'Uda ='or---:.. IUl!Send~ ~~ :"~t~ m:,: '*' 1 n. ~ del a In-terles. Power ..taptor, car-* WURIJTZER Sp·l net WANTED part lntft"tlt tn I GIRL'S 3·11)d. Schwlnn, like 1 I !IO.lncl!. Alice ~ a,. DAILY ..-_ Exper tftfd, ~ Lato mod. all~ """'...,. • -3 boun Plallo, ebony, xlnt cond., dotu l AlbtcottllWlln new, $35. STINGRAY $15. --·~ l[li11 I U:iLHli·Pl'V& l1ZNT8 PILOT;u]i' Nedec.Taft but not nee. AlllllY s • A Kenmire •wuhe'. IS9-1 ortgfnal cOIC °""' -wm. s.m. ·5«M50t. bold. nt: 551~ ~3441. . . .-. i: :...-:. :cir~~: O.pt .. Ba!l 11!, Old ~ lhon, 333 1Ttb Si., OI. 2l cu ·It. rttl& w/ . •ll .,_ $ltO. 5111-11111 WURLITZER Spinet, -· WANT boat trailer .,_ BICYQ.E. 25" Gltene &!per Air Mall and Speclal llandl· Stotton, New York. N.Y, SERVICE Sta. A-treem 1125 ' PAJW<E>:T l Caee $15. Excel · tnDe $395. -· 12-14' boat C °' 1 a , all c •mp y , Trvdtt 962 Inf(; otbmrite thtnk:lall 10011. ·Prtnt Jf~ '8 -. t/thne dl)'S. Apply in * ~7341 * Klnr hdbd $15. °"1ee le end _.. 1 545-619& ~492-~5.1SCl~~alt~er!_!5·:.!·'°!'.!'.""!'!!-· ~l..;.-'-"-.':::-::--:--:-=;1 _, -lala! .,_ ,.E~~E=· "12! -. -Fair !lie~ *TAPPAN-"""-~oet&' :.u.t THOMAS Tmlitlit 0rpn 0CC CNw needlU" -ilr'RALEIGHClrandPrtxlO 'n'~ -....... -to o.chet lmt~ etc ~ -· --at Fair) 3miit old.$2llO<rbeatoller. 5,1&.XIJ.' -Lealle _...,., $350 ......... Call Boat -.... -. .... curter ""t~v---. H DAILY d....,..,;.., 50c • 2502 llarbor BIYd., CM. ..-. NT-1V17 --or MHl05 Incl. 1115. I0-'1813 .......,. ~ ... 'IS.J;:n.;., ~ w ....;...,,.' -. s:;.VI~iif.1: i:::·~ ALL in x1n1 co nd , ~~m:.~ sJ:· ~ !f*llnt Clooda • l30 Boatt, "-"' 19'11 -3SO SL Excellent LAw .,.. .... Y9". N.Y. -IOU. Pl1nt :..~ 11.';,.""' lmotl, palo exp. 'Alen • litb l N.,...tt, ~ml e I e c ' ~"'":° lebte $50. POOL teble, Cll'x9'. Xlnt • ''1971 SEA RAY" = ~· llfl<r 5 pm. HOWARD .cho'Vrolet . KAD, · t!!M-with --- • C.M. .,.. cond. 1" llAle. Quo&, Qoe CM Olds Paek•·Je~ 2'' 200 , , No rt BNch llP, -ml flT'l'J.I: Loam b, pldumt Pat-SERVICE Station help need-Fumlturo 110 TRUCK 'l1N -. nu. hot-. ' 'l'llfanl< pool bte s.n .. Equt-.,. Wat« MAN"S I tpe<d 'Hufty'•,.. I ' ~MORE Q u I c k -1100 f'j ...... In penon. 300 E. $12JO. Port. Wall bar, bar-hd 8-.,,,,_, S1m. Sldq' • tlsl!tJw, lelldem -· .$2'. or beat «fer. Ma<AtlburmA Jami-Blvd , 0-:'i .....,.°"'_ iliii11t.,c.w. • SPANllll-tal!lo,1mo ..i ..,., nu. ui .so . m-ms. traller.--catl ..-12,00 -.·ess .t =-~ '1:::8 = · ...:... ll!an 100 glllt • llQLlmORS wantod .... ~:-..::~::.a I• !Ill · 8KfB. Hart Stand. X1n1 cond. "'°"· fnC) -MUBI' Y~ IO, dean wr-11 ·APACHE, ll T., V.fl, -eatator. All 11.00. SmarHtt -c • 11 • • 2 ~,1=' -tt. -190 • 205.., S«> ach. Loot SF.W . m1 L v~ Id condt--. ae.n. -,..~ p;o . ..... , <lnlY 50c. O•n••"• ·--3 -~ --dlllll! blk apbol. llO. Ou lawn bindl!!p. po1 ... m.m MUST tell 18' Runabout. .. $)00... <r-IO!I. AL!IO '!18 Cad, """ pd. l 11'11TAllT SEWD«l BOOK 11.00. -= dr,. -· as, li5M119. . GOLF Oubt. 1 lhn! I -paint. rtblt -Tl Mlli;I' I-•. IC&-'1251 ' -lodly, ...., -100. '" ...,. - -· !lie. ftLlllll chtln. sa If>-' COlll liiUJX"l'fON L S • C -baa carti1 · (,,,_ aood\ --• Sale/-MO.. ll T nitwn1 Pldlup ~ '1· -, ... ff U Prtll ........ Elqier. a "nbiTa Hant. 8ch .KING -OrtbD mattrea 6 FOR SALZ . ...._ Ofttr! M.'HICiB ,_ Wt wet. l640I.. w/W o.b OICllllPI!'· Nb • · llfflTAN'I' FA SHION"/;;;..._, 11 -•-Anauw.Nl« bar-·-""1c1111on •-a•-TV &41'1 -H1Pi --w OWEN&apa 1. -1111 si1ASTA..._.,°'!!' -· -. 11uo . ; BOOK .. ' Hund:Ndt or ,,... .. Jll: part.tlnM-On tr an• f). u.t i..11a s web am. NEW • PhllcD elect rl , , , eueldanl. ceftWolt _..., •1 •lf cont.,....,. I, air, I0«1I. • -·-·11· •• I a .... -I 3 -"'·--· Callallrl,11•!!!!1!-... New . -bed -136 cteooni.d. --.. tapedeck.19'-1, .. ~.;Do:.:<dl;:...•~V~an.-"V'f~ .... -·.I i Don~ .... np the .,'111 50c, , Cllll , --···-l -low Kl'W ... bed 1111· ue. . 100 WA1T -amp, 12" bet-I !G118.1. * '72 PACE AIUtOW :II', -. oel! -. -· l "Lilt"llln'-!llfp _,,__ .. ._. "'91_ .. ....,. ~-aood.Both$)4 rrtAP lfut _.. s.~_..., Gonvd.31' p_,,... -'17, atr, .... $211da,lllcmL Nft tln!s.-ft:.- • .. --·-15 __ .._ u=-. •1110. -·.,--1211 -Clocrillce$:11L"" n. rs, ...... 1, -. ,._ ......_. 111 ma. • 145at • • a ...... Ml ••• -Netd a""*"",,_ .. ""1 l!ldf z. Lapn, CJ1. P!l· •11111. .lllnt, sn.soo .. --. ilted a "Pld"t Pte<e .. 1<11 .. 1<1 ....i11 ••• ea.em .. I\ . , ' . ., • . . ' ' . ' • '9-~ <I .. • --... . . . ' DAILY Pll.OT .. --. ----]§] [ _ ... _ ]§] [ ---_ ....... I~ I l§J "'""' 9'2 Autot,. I.......... t70 Autot, lmpomd 910 Autot, l11111 •rtm1 970 Autot, !'!f! . . 990 U.W . 990 -"*" u.I WOW! '1t PODGE, YI Ton, 4 stool. (M3S) '''. $1495 A.USM MlllllCA MUCIDES IENZ YOOSWA•IN IUICIC C..vROUT MUSTAll• ;!2,.. ~=I:;':!. ' '72 ....... ;.;· '73 ..... en . SPECIALS n:: =· ·!1 rANt ~Iha Tw~lli !.il(ymll~ 225 ClltOlll ' s· Coe I ct11)1'!.~·~· For all """ ""'· Lln<dn, rw.---.. .... AUSTIN HEALEY ''2 l'ORD v..., J Spcl., (0611311 " ... ". $995 .... AM/FM >'Ullo. M'llt • DT, Air Cone!, Full Pow" '"""' ~.:.Cone!. Tr-, {U I $2M oncfMercury ..,..,.. a rm -otoetlltf.' ·~·!)g2 AumN HEALEY j3.'250~ wil~~~.:f· 12.<;;: Belie "S4a50S). -·.,, ~.... . .. UMal:i11 ·~· :.:."'~~-I: A 'M1u9iTxr"d:u' '5' FORD, 4,Ton St•luo 1195 * · Call6'JS..1459 Pvt."Pty.536-50!9 lmmMl.te Dollwry ,..,.,,0.1:.1.. v.-, Air C-. I K~ OU>l'Qlj~soi. ,Llnooli>Mlo•Y-·:· -:rr-. ... IMU) BMW· • . LIA$1NG hr•1••·~ m .............. PM , .......... , ..... ' - ................... $195 1---_..;...;......_....__ . _.:.. _ 69 .V.W. C•rnpor AL~ MOOILS ,£~NG ~ Lluolll Mo.-y ._I,._ ...... vtt!t our new -.1 Im, :HIC., -•• Radio, ltlck, • ...,.m.1-. AND MAXIS ,'ALL ILS 'tt CORTll>IA, 2 Dr., IAlll ...... •I W.._ ,......,. 1111 VIie .. # '00009£,Sch!ool.Buo & new. lllno11ferce1 dl-(YXTlllJ. : ..... , ll..llf .i. ."rAHD: IS ~,,.,.,(WCPSl ,,'"'"•lo!f!~ ...... ,, 111•1 ~ .. ~ .. 4 .. ~:.~. :;1;; . . '!~!'.. 1·:!.il'~ ;.':i: coNNJ~o= • .M1n, liJii~11 S1al111 ,Clllnla ··; ...... -.:.::.:,.·-· .,. '"-.-=:!" . . . ._,., '67 DATSUN P'lckup. ' =-=1~•lly, c:!~~~ ' lsf ,llatinal. ·'~lWWiltl ·~,~ .. "~Vc=1:_ ~"f.&m.~1= '12 QLDl'9 . 4 Spd., (XCA221) $W !lOY CAIVIR, l11c. ·~ .,:.;,~DES 9 · l'lllO CC vvr, dooe rallo ......,_ ·lea:'1r ~ • ~ .. ~ .............. : .. $1"5 xi.t am ...._. _.. Lmoaloola'4r~ ' -l1t..&. 11tb SL -....,.... ~ -en~ •• tranl. F\ttee. % ml lb) ----M.a ... ~~,·\~ r ' !!!-2g!. ic -llOry air ~-. • .,~Ton Font.Pickup Colla Meu -~.:;c1a::..ie;.i:. l:io~:i:e.,~att'!' -...... ;.; oiw. ·-'1wl1i'L R Mio"" tnido 1111f.i!i! ~~·till. ' 3Spd.,Alr,~.f~,(Nai. USED IMW's ~~ 54'.1119. H750. 51CH1529. · ·: ~ticheloonOrlve ' • !If) ,: ........... $7" Ponot..QM!yy-4 .0PI. Ai&IO ......_ rodio.11aiiir · 710) ........... $10lt . . ·~ vw ~.~ ~--< Irv~ot"~ur> <~~~.~> '.,· ---r;-· · ~--.-· ~ Jl.15 wr.idnl.Ab.iuw,.....,.' -'tt I• CLASSIC '58 Mercecle> :mo, ~ -·-" ~. """1iL 928i4 ~ _..,..~,ur ' ... DATSUn, '.,._,. 4 -·' . '. roocn 1m11 !l'l'ftl '69 FORD % Ton, 4 '7', 2112 xlno. l'OOO. Hm. S<U'166, ~a.nN~ur ~_;; = n~;~ BUl~-0.16'1 n~ Cali!. ~-0367 Spd., (~l7) $7'5 '~ ~· =-= lJ::. ~I. 8:-~ . Spd., (943$) ... $1595 '71 '-SEDAN Bux. 61'5-0060 alt !!pm. A Baf, C.M. · Electra. 2'lS-Cuo, -Vinyl '+f · , ~ «7 EL""B•DO. fl··'I !loo Cir --00 • ·-.. CREVIER BMW '61 Mettedes. BelD 231. S ·10 vw Sundial .......... &OOd 1o yt lit en.. ~1'J • .......,. "' ..,... '64 FORD ~ Ton, J Sal•a . """''"". Le.,ing Noecl• a Jot of •nr. work. body,--eng. F-P.""' 1 , lull pow· . , Pwwar ·1VDA552) $21'5 '5' FORD -$Ji0 NAlllRS· CADILl.AC-Spd (N52Sfl) $695 2lll ·W. 1st St., Santa Ana fJXl Hnn. 61Ha. avell. ,SZD>. or T.O.P. er, factory air-.CGDClltionlng, VI, ~ • ~ steer-1 • ' • . 2 Dr 6 cyl al,lto R ~ H •'"-"'*"llMI ...,. .,; ' · " · · 1:1W111 MG ~mo. • !~~!"'~~ ~ = ~.:.....¥,-· e1e<:1r1<: '" CHRY5t.1R' 4 0r · Bo<IY a interior ui id cond: · 0>01a M•• ~ · • · ,.. FORD •L T L VW • w--• l ) , Dil(y, •• -~ a . ..!;r " IT RONS! Prlee flrm. lOOO'-W _ , y:z on °"I •es BMW, l800 Tl, Mint con-'71· Weetphalla Poptop tires, etc. V~bwmlleqe, -·51 95 _, ~•,..... rant, 1 • M.\.3619l • t• WIGll1- llocl. Auto. Tr•111 .. (46-<11t1on, lllO<J. or em 011e<. FOR THE YOUNG ~ f1"l ~· = Immacula~&ru>ZZ>. HOWAR'.D a.. .... ISWtm) · ...... S5'5 m· Ford• ~JI: V'f: <71 OLDS CUTLAS "91Cl . . ..~. -~--C.A-:;-RI · AT...-H™T · . · NABfiRS CADILLAC ,._.,,ii ••=~· •u cw1vTii;v1, Aiiti; =n.~ atr • --~=--...:- '67 INTERNATIONAL r Two Sporty '6'1'MGB'ROAD, '69 V'!' Bug Ex"liBJ:--· --~~~ . . &,, • lioree Tr.,., 6 . (l'BY sua ~--~·XIDt '°""· ~ '!i,;, (1510A) ~._ '' STEPS. Tuneaand-..·*· tor "\11.IO, Tape Dock, new ll"lnt n.ota Meoa ..,..,,,, • • • ' '' _ ' • . ~..,.., • v~ ,' r~~vell~:~:. p(!'.',;,· 1973 CAPRIS Roule 66.4 speed ,..;;;:;.,la-53;000 ml. $Ull5. 54!Hn7 '63 Bolclc-~ ~ -• ' .. ..... •10> -'" ". "; ·:.:_"'5 ·~.,']lRD van ·~•1P•r 001· Sil~-·~ ,..._ ~ HERE'S WHYWE'RENUlll· aloo. musk: & 11""'1 air. aller3o~,... Detpenii., """"'ol·le~. ECONOMY rM""''7CAMl!ROV.i '--:'i~~i\Jt·~· ~AR.,!i~ ............... *#,.:"., BERONE.OIECKntESE ~~;Pick Now $!'89 ~tcr ~ ~~ ,557-· . ' '12 CHEV YE•" .Tr-.(VINl11) .,. ..,.:, &C>e2 ' • -z:;:;eM·AJlm ~·· --·-· --PRJCEs. With 2,000 4 cyJ. GUSTAFSON , !'00· . n Electra ~!Om, fUl! 11:r ·-·~"RA~·· , , *'41ll'DRD °"'" .... SOulre , A31555 465E.r~k~taMesa =·~ft.'!;~P~'~,::~ Llncol...Morcury 56-344& ;iit:.~:$1!15or . it~'u:.i=i ........ ~8JIJ'~,:;.~ ~EAD TffiS ONi ~· FORD v ... Good ·•·-. wda, ith ""' roof and/"' dJan. 16IOO Buch 11 W1..-V~" ! ~ ~~. -:: CADILLAC 1 .' ma . , 465 E. l'lth, Colla Mesa 'e l'OIU>Sla. -1'/S, air o;d ·001 !bit -..,..ir ~ ~~-u 1op, pawer -'"" Huntington llo1ch ~--.,GUSTAPSQlll -'°""· --bolt ll brb. '8tl OLDS "442'' -. ~d;r.~llXlci.;:'. !'.:dl'.'i"~~ =er:.>:i "Hom. ol tt.. Vllclnv" ;g.21;.nd. $1495., Otter YOUR ONLY ' Llftcol•--...,., .... ·CUS'tOM IS15. 54Hln-, tho .aoodles. ~T). - !>48-6326 or S«>3193 alt 7 carpcling,brdeiyoursnow 142-1844 1911 vw Super Bealle, FACl'ORY 1•a.oichllfW-· EL .CAMjNO ~o RANCHO !Q ~..,. ,n.lsWeet~r. p.m. OR IF YOU-PREFER , AM/FM Extras. AUTHORIZED Hvittlnifwt ~ VB, 3 llM!<!d. """"ite<;rinc, lull JIWT, ·a1r,'lonio,(jirl ,.,,: GUST ' A-w.-968 PORSCHE -5.1HS43 .... ....._ . ., tt.. Vlldnt'' -~~ -· hetter, ""'"-Oller. r!U137. . Llncolr..Mo.-y 1971 CAPRI ~ vw Bug, new tires! CADILLAC . Ml Iii• ...i1a1 wlil1e ...n tires, mac .Jilrs H• lloeclt "'W•rMr '73 Olds Cutlass' Wllh 4 ·-<rammi8'1on, '70 Ponche.914 _...Reliabletrans1x»:t•· DEAU:R '69 U.. ... SS r~ =--.-..-....:..1::.·. ' •HuMlwullllo"IMch ~ c---air ~tlonlng, buck~ 5 speed, AM-FM radio (153-tjon~ Call 675-8932 e.tt 4 pm. Lara est ~tioft of "-"11• · ~·· ~ otlC Cunom' a.rillb. -. •n J~~_. tmmac io '"Hime ·of tM Yltlng'~ ...,..,..,,_. seals, Lwvpean dC?COr. ~__.. DIP). Only *'~:vw SuPer Bu& lacs 'n Oran.. ~. ~ .-.1.';vinyl:,i:qoi, ml& • • $1"' . m.1:L -. 'i: ea YI~ I , M2 il14 """' Trano, Air Cond, Vfoyl BSJ.I . $2189 · $2895 ~"':f;;i~:i ... _ Sal.a-Leu!~ · ~), ~NL~ NAlllRS CADll,LAC Mlllt,..U trx 8-t. llCl-1102. ' •s:i Jet F!re-AUllJ. air, = Root, $90.16 L==ry HOWARD thovnilet • '68 vw Bug, rlh, new C'irfifa"" : 5995 . C:,':,":!'°' ~~ J.l!tC~ &nbbe~ gri '°""· ·~ ~ ;; =.'\f.E'.L'.: l""H.,,.•,•."""', • ":::lt'' Jame~~Blfd ~xlnf condition-, i>m; g .. ~~~·c . ~C::~~ -~oo.y, w.,,.lltJ' .1H.· ~·you oo Cllt\W. i "'· vtoyl lmmedlat. Dallvory .. Hoifte::J ~;Vllcl ,; fJ';f555 -199) v.w~eus. aw.. ..oo ......1!0000sr~· · ~-m..ia.J......._ '12 Cff!J· IMP, · . HAVIN'T . !;['·~~ ,M· LIASING · ..,. "9 PORSCHE '69 -9l1S, s IPd. l310. -alt 6 " 540-9100 ~ -Ill 0551 om-."'°• VB, ·-11<1 -·Non' C.,..----~ ALLMODILS IJl•tt mags,lthr,30MmJ.Orattge, wknda:. ..,_ . · p:iwerstemnc.,~aya.lr, SU ,-•llllVVtn ANO MAKES ~TSUN Aborth exhallll aystem 1008 v.w. sus. Excet cood, '10 SEDAN DI VILLE '61 cmi:v. ~ -vinyt -<8:15P'1'G>· Only '7.0 , ,_,,., .. "-Ill ~ • !5000 6#-1&. """owner, low mllea, 0.,.. Vinyl "'P, tapea\rY Int•"°'· ,..,. trahl, ""!llei'·, -.. S3295 _v ... -'.Ill! .,., .. ,.. '66 PORSCHE 912, s o1X1. &37-0!IOO Eve 6#-l&OL lull ,power, 'laclory ajr, tilt -~n pe. ·~~ HOWARD1~-'-t 4 ~=·1· J'!'tall ~~!11 J ' · pvt party ~ '66 V W ~.. hro rt wheel AM-FM ......,_ door · ' a ....... .,.I'.',,_..=.!~.! r9" .....,., ~·tf lst 'Natiar' 642.."",5.f.°" , ~· good • ~~. j,f;: lock .. twillght' ~u;,.I 6 u · .& )l01nt lqb. ~,......., Nowport ...... " Incl ll!tl ~=air 111 NEWPORT WILL Buy yow-Porsche p&id 675-00l. 673-3.\55. to choo.e from. Aa low. u nJ ·~ «\.P! ~ Mac.Artb1SiL\ilaintiofte cond.ltion:rt.f(!117 ). Batt Leasill DA·JSUN .::::.:,:·::; !~~~/~'. :i;;FclD~:~c-!$~~.:s~~:ijp?~~iil l_L~= 2Xl1 Michelaon Drive NOw oP-t 18111 miles, lmmac cond. . * '69 VW Bua: 1600 ce, · 2080 Harbor Blvd., ~ ~ tilt atett whl ~· Ollrcoe1 ~ ~· et W.,..... (Comer ol MacArthur) . $0875 ollei. 979-3484. rodtal tires, llfl50, ea.ta ,.... 5'0-9100 Faclory Air, I-·,.dr; 10 iD> ~'.P~""I ..U :;; ~ton ...... Jryine, Calif. 92664 1ft PORSCHE '6C _ c. New paint 146-1822 at 213: ·5§.-5144 1970 Cad, 4 dr,. DeVille, gold new tires .. 1n,ka Panel-tie'iow Mkt val~ ~ ok, ' ' .ef thl ftlnt'' n<l83UCl 213/677-0367 NEWPORT & -Excellent coo-vw Camper Van wlbrwn !OP, lull '""" llhr >pr. -$fr.!!.' !117-4161. ltlJI . Bedlord La... H.B. .... • ' dltlon. 847·711M Mun iell * S70t1 uphol, 1m at.reo, llw1> 1934 q,.vy'ilOiliUI comolefely 'MH!ll.' . IEACH, TOYOTA &&-m co..i. ee.t otter. 54&-3086. ,,...,.... ""°" .._.a tram CALL YOUl REWARD W1LL PAY OYER ICelf._loek ......... .....w ....... . IOw lnllNp ..... .. tics, Imports, trucks or ............ can and uk tor Buyer DA~ ROSS 1000 w •. c-·Hwy.. '61 CUatom Dilg,, •69, 1n1. Exe '61 COUPE PE VILLE """ beAUtllnlly_ l!OO. ,.. · ' CHRYSLER' I .. NIER . 645 00 r $1, Factoty oilr condltlonlng , trade 'tcr -· --' . . "' .,. '73 T_oyota's·. =-~.!'. =... vinyl~-· 11...0 ==~--,.., '61 ,..,. Y.-. deluu, • AND c~cic WE HAVE THE . 19631 VW camper, new 1QJ(J radio, °' i...... Jn. • • dr lull pwr rib, 1 ownr TtlS Ou.·f . terior. 3 to clJOOlll!: from. Al •JB OIE'V:' m -327 lo' ml $ •'o o· -.n: ... DN~TSUWISNTSOFIN ALL MODELS ....,.., ~ $!00. low u (XT$IJ"946:1). VI, ••"' 1ran1; /S, P/11; ""3'15 ... ·' ... Below Kolly Blm Boot, .. taCtm>y .... -. ...... NT1. NENT. tbla--· ~:;~~;J~ . .;.C11Ja0 ST'c;. ~ ~1o1;,<" .... "::. ~~ NA:!R~g~µc ~ ~~-co AL _ '71:.::X i;i_ Ile · '· ~· 'UX . 1y. -• c..ta Mesa ~ ·69 CheY. ~. 2 "'· ~ . •72 Colltlt1illttll 11rs1 1o ..a. a~->. ~ n,_.. 8? VW 8!!f· R/H, &ll', A·l ELooRADO .,68; -A to. P/~ p/dlac -fa'd . · ~ PICKUPS OOnd. 1111&.·Pb: 536-2965 alt -· ....... -"""bile o'r, ...... r"11. 5 nidlaJs. ' T~· Sed11 5 PM. '. ' . V· ... A,'!eather. -· ar ll5:!i0, 5.11-77118/-' Full'Power, Air Omd, Cruloe LIO--i>"""•- Now :~~bl.,•, .• wlth' '70 vw. """" w/bllt Int., 'oiler. 492'1338 Ol' !35'1100. W~·TO SW P>nlrol, 1'eather-(!!119111ilA). 1111n~o.r W•rntr -~ air, ndlo, good'°""· ,Call BEAUT. -19!1. 4 door · -O!ll Cl\lot ~ $149 75 loadl Tr•nNnl11lon Tom, 644-1907 aft 6 p.m. Cad t l la cc. New bat-for 350 'Ole\iy mock" . • _,,...._~Ylldnl'' I ==~===="""'o=-~J t.ery/trans. Best oaer over ean-MS-!m·. . -+ tu per roo. ~ u.~--llud ~, VOLVO •---24 mo. O.E:L. PONTIAC -~.--• . 11 -:,. . -· ··~·-· '68 ImPtla ....,_ c:pe, OR ·you CAN IUY c .. 1. Mita -17 . • . •• ...... HERE NOW EL ~RADCpJ!72 !mac .. whl pa, pb •• air, while w/blu l........n.te Dollvwy ' .MERCURY 'WE PAY TOP ll""....;... w/belge mt Sumi, Jo vinyl '°"' dys 1137.7!;80; tWINCJ CASH ""''• . VOi.VOS .mllean. Make 0 It er. tJ73.e007..... ' ' . TUNE SPECIAL 'S • ' 642-3!h ' '65 MALIBU RAi PIS. " ALL ·MOOE LS . WW -" ~ VIKING ToYola & Jaguar Dealer '511 CAqll.LAC IP !(.,. ing .l i.rakes ' ANP MAKES _.. .... " ' ' •-"'' &L Aullloriud Sal" & Service ALL NEW FOR Full )ioftr, nms aood-$150 ~'ly-x!nt. 1399. Ph; r-&Ml1 l'alll ' · ---pomta • ' • .,.... --"' • ooo s. coast Highway , 73 . 11nn. -.. 6'5-3lfl5. .WUUllll Miill1ll -· · · .... · · · lriOii '67 ---·c tor used cars &: trucks, just ' ", . ~ ~ach 540-aJOO • , · ... '*'9erinc ••. and air rvn' 11111. C:RO"'TH'°r treeCllEVllO,••lim•LET''"· '12 c1 .... -s.1o Nowl ~~E~:oo '!\., ~ ~ ... :,r: -Jst ~-~~·· .......,. ·IOMNEYILLE : . a '71 DATSUN' 240-z. ~ XInt tff;ll; ,NOW ~ i ....!. ,...,_~: ,_ ~i $11Alfl. ~--. • '' • 'l"I'" ' AT N&ffARCE Hu ... -.; tWed All< lnr Sales Managu cond. Alr·:,T794Pvt.p<y. TOYOTA -::i-~;::.+» = e-~ 8S. air, Bant·t.arinf 5fuW»"3f· = ~~ ( 1B21.l~yd. ~~~~UP. ~'8 .~· ~~. aen~ '.:mis:=:@etc..one · .' .. Llncalft..Ma1alfJ 011).,, \ Hwrtln(IDn ach dltlob. $1450 S1&-Bi35 a.f"· ALL . NEW F.OR dul,. COl\ll'Of, extremely 'iallbU "4'dr -Air lllOI ~lo> Qrlve 16IOO ·loadl •1 W-·$1!118 Bfl,6087 ' IO'Q.33.11-· · ,7,. l98tl Harbor, _c .M. 646-9303 low mu""f!!!,.t-1. , rib,,,,'-,-Int .l<h (Comer'of·M.acArthur,> . · H•1t'· l•t...... OUSTANON WE PAY TOP· oo1LAR FIA. T .. voLvo sim,eou ... PISJO.• _ _ . ~s . 518-m!l. -· . 1rv1oe. ~· 92664 ".Horne ":J ..... VIie"'-'' · · L-M.rcury· ·'" FOi\ ll'OP 'USED CARS '72 CIHronce S.11 Nowt spd over drive, u .. blu call NABERS CADll:LAC-'69 IMPliA il"'VGijitop, n41m86al _21ll627,()36'( ~ --i ... 1-~~'win!!' !"!' "" Is extra clean, '62 FIAT 1200 t\a.~ l•utl•. momlngs, 5f1o.«l55. 3IOO "-rfior !!IV<!.. air,' et<. $1'10 (low blue OONT'L '99 MK-m. Slf""' HIMtloltiloii lloHli " ' ..... first. Sports Car • 642.3313 91vua Wl1D Autos, u..d 990 Cosla M... 540-9100 • book) firm; -· gray-blk. 'Asldng 1 3 I 0 q ' • 71 MARQUIS "Homa " tho Vlldnl'' :_,JA~i!r~. JAGU a R mYOTA." ... BUICK '69 Cadlll!~ -'9JIJEL CloMINO-es. !196:--4 OVVL-147lc.6*::1lll......_, • ~BROUGHAM -" aa •u ~ CoalaM,.. _ 979-!!500 ,., IU li1l pwr.,xlnt cond. Rad. speed, xtilt· cond, $1495. CORVAIR < o;;H.T. Full,_.., fac· •. "'&•~D p IX · XKt $2800. '* fH..1179 645-l.MI. ' · -WC'f atr, Ult, wbeel, AM·FM i-~ ~ =.o ''!,~Gu~. .=. 1966' H.-. 'C.M. 64f!.!m3 '69 BUICK ' . '73 CAD epe,.i, Vllle. Load-'61 CHEY.Y -$150 1!J6(J OORVAIR-Good """'· ltereo, --... ,,, ~yl tot>. -...... TOP $ B~ Regency ftd. Xlnt cond. '71 Corolla 18)1).. Ma,ia, new Riviera Cpe. Factory Air ed. 350 actuil-mi. 1'lDI 2 th; v..a· . to Price nnft PIO er be8l otter. 848-Dll ~" ..,_..,. toterior. ~ i:r ~ B1!L MAXEY TOY<YrA $3898. Can SG-. t1re1, AM/F.M, 4-1, low ~~»!':\;,::'"':.\ lop, lull firm. Pvt., pty .. 548,6181. · ... * •S:.,, * ' , -1 P"!'' ' < SALt PRICED FM ':;...,, '.~ 18881 "'"'~ BtvJ. '69 XKE Coupe, lmmac! ~~·~. pvt ply. u1':1 ~ wbttl, :: CAM/.RO . '6'1 a... •. ll<tl .. \r' • dr II'<!· '91=--00RV~ ..... ..oo .. NAlllltS ~DILi.ii!= condilloning,• vwr low H. Beach • Pb. 617.!555 Lo, mlJe,o, 13'J00/0Uer maey dlx eoctrat Qa\G638) IWI. Ill-th<a. 15'15. Ceil -'7Hll1. or 2llll """'°" Blvd .... (690ELU). .A"'"' lll)pom.i 9lD.. Prtv puty •. 5&-G05 '71 1T°!::~ ,~~Lo .$2555 . '68 CAMARO 'll'f, P/5, P/B, 5.11-'!7M.,, . , ' ' . " • c..ta Mesa ~groo $tlll ' ....... _.ROMEO 11siXK,..1:!J"!i;f~ ~..;,,.$331111,~.,:l ~BERS ~11.~ ~;..~,;J .. ~ ': '!1 ·°""7.'".-'l"iliili CORYEllE imMERC.~Mlf-~:,R~~\¥. ": .,. ... .,. ....._ . . TRIU'-H ' ~Hart.or Blvd ... ,. s&le ft~ "' -Jlrfr~OOF .. -. r.-c~ l tipo , -?,.tr. ·lull..J"I', .llr, radii>, Costa llesa • ' ~ ' ..,_.. MeAa :HD-9UIO ~ \ '. -. ' -' ......... , , y~Cliili]1ififlt ..m;--Prtv-· ~· 51).9100 •· i_ ::Alfa ....... '7Q , J AG, XKE, Regency. • , '62 Slt)larl<, alr cons .. p/s, '67 Ca , ,,,_ -~ .!:»-'~" _:2.!,, Im! ........ ; ..... , Pty, $329!1. 551._ • •I., IOll'lfl )lllM!IAlfT'(- 1,\ed, .wire .whll, EXcel "'"' 58 TR·3, delachabl•·hardlDp, p/b VI Ori• owner Xlnt maro.. -· ~ ·~~ Vac,...,.. "'"'' .,.....,. ftent COUG ·R . ·ii ParlilanO ~-' ... Pontl.C orw1 Prix dltiqn, $3199. 543-0355. wln Wht!elt.J...x.lntcond.'Best cond.1$4so.1$-2142 . 32'/vlnyl top, alr,·bUcket seats, your ~·hdme, •apt:,.. Ill C Ill •'--~"-;::m1~ VI aatomattC fllll MAZO .& oUer. 53&-lt:u ~ · V-3. $11» .. Day• b1<1.J.,ett::Jtbru2&.ballvPllot . · ·• '· .. ..., ANA. r :.t-:=...JIO'l¥tl': ,.._ '6STR-4 rebl Sell idle it@ms.,. &12-5678 S«i-5718, eves 8b-f!632. Oaallled,M: ....._ . < -1'.ANT!D •· ' con!. l1lmmac.. t1600 . faftorY alr. {SlU"J!JI.) •• '..., t transm A 1181 XllT 0.., ~ -~ MAZDA ~~-.,,!'~~ wort. · • • . . " call' tilts pm. --.. 'Tl!'"'::l'Wp. lOal cond. HOWARD.dtlvrolot LEASE .$PEC·IAL s' • ••. 'STAR GA:' '"'E"D"M-W.> l MUSTroen '81'°"""8tr Air !!."'.!.. ·prl/PI)' ...... ~·"" Nn1· '72 RX3 -. ./U .IL'-~ '1' ......, • ..;, whli. W.:1 top: -•. a11;.1; --'' ~ ... $57.5& ...,.. CLAYL; ·-· Good cond.'m-41142. '70 ~ 81at W.,., lull pwr, , , . '6!1 Subaru w11ow m11ct. ......... ~ t-o.rr-"""' "' .,,";;-itl -DO•nr..11 -11r.·--. X1at -. •68 Pl>NTWJ..Le 11ant .. • fl.50. Good e on d I ti on. , tP -y ,...,.,, .. ,._,.. ~ y • · . • I-'_.. . .-.~. ta·1• _ ·ipd, zo cu ht, t cyl, ofu_ Looded. '!ioTARY _....t, 543-lClil or 96Jl..1213. To dowlop ... _ fw Frldoy, Z ' ~ "'1ant CONVm'l'tBU: H~D TO ""Q head, .cam, ~· :.y'."°n..'d.!.!!: ~•ri••P. VOLKSWAGEN · . ~'; • ..,,. t~=~io...-. ~=.;:'!u-..:.i'MJ 71 1.COU•A" ~7 ·=-."&'an~:"; • 1nsuper1BMJe ~-· 'IY• .~t::.-,:l~ _..,~"'"~Pb .A n!lt.I ·~ ad~ ·t11«21. ' "0'12 ROTAR .. Y'S. 9000Callml's. M~Sell. l'<f.·wf .~ "E" '""' •• 1111151 Prtl'anJ llioilod.-10 -Yfllolr ·-·-·'"'· emo le" Sl&c-... • • ..._ ...... F·LCON I Cl01ol and Wft\I>' -· .... --. """' '59 VW Van. 1500 e-. Runs ~ 2STol • ' .,lal« ,.., · ,.., ' .<llllCllfl'),. -. · · tune ~llr + pwi' ' \ ... --t~· ~~ r,~ ' ' ·• ........ . 10 TO:.e'llobSE ..oo. -· Mab ollvr. ~~•ril ..... ""-.. ISM hlcop Ranchm>, Good GUSTASION 616;41!1 --· "BIGG&st=\AVINGS'' -~ 3Sth-9t:., NB. -~ J ' • -•i... -t »Me111M "' tranlPtJl'Utkm New ~ !'ff .}'-"'""~·'-Mo .~di................. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN ~ JI/HI. lOS..00.~ • 40Llllf 70 $425 M1-f1190' ' I ..,:Lf111;1lri: .,..,_...... PONT. .. :.•_....., .. ~'l,.-1\."t)'"' '""" ll~J"l::•"-~ II•-X1nt cond -1°1 1f(is .. ,,., 1 71 'Foocft ,.,.. .:...,_ Good' _..,. .. VI ........... ..,,..., w-:0ne-... I HUNTINGTOI! lll!ACH ~· ' •-11vw .,.._ n... w ,_~, ~~ _ Elilol ... '1111, • ... ••&-& 148-1345. l'~l:;"" ~l:!''• lll.:: . 'New· \!ft& •·-•balttl')!: Huodh••....., " · • llU'O&.Ult 1!112 ;vw poip..IOp ~)>"'; Qn-S v-.SMor 15 T• , , , * 146-2!ll * "Hentl .. ""'Vlllne" ~ l'lftl!!llllU>, "llJ NQW'Ol'IDISPLAY lr.J3l lleachBlyd. .ter~<IJOmL$3000.CalL'\'4d "'-.. ,.., ,.,.. .,.....,.D• · • Ml.11111 ·-·Good,•. '* Service 84U668 Leuo ,._r, Mr. Fry 541-7"02. c-•1Co-li""' """-• BodySl>op ·•·VWBuln-1111JtMut ~~ =~ l!~~-I~ nftllliil 40t ·Mlc<4 • MUSTAN• .. r---.-...::---..., 1111, --, .. qol all ft · ,,-t 1"11 A=-="1 r. l:ft"=r=, ~ -:,. :i:=:.. .i:= i;::,:"11oauti • m. 'SSGooda-. '""'· V.S, ~ 14 So.I Complet -•-·-V' o.· ,.,,.._ ~11•-. tranaportallon cer, ...;,,,nlotl, ·dlao L.:.J*i • ·c::dct .• · ~a-'" ... .._ · ....... ..Y:" FORD'~-.... ,.,.,._. PIS. Ml .... ..-.,~~11-~" ' a0r .. _ -* 19111 MUSTANG * 1' 9'1 m 21=-. ·J-"''" "'-'6'1 r~ •~.~-·.PS, 32,00l llfl. ~ -..~-......c D 'Ill VW BUI!. SNR.!", • 2100 ,. ... ,. •• :u::::. --~ ~-, ---m4>6.1> -.,- Seit. 11915. """"' "''"' "~ ro, MC, OOod -· $S15. 1963 Te~ •·~· , * m.a2113 * ., _ '°""' to • Sl2-32ll <144-lllJ. '6'1 M\oolaJll, ail.., 99 enr. I • ""' -top, O ® "IT · '64 FQRD Sia. w ... P/8, alr aod; VS map. Lo ml'~ ~i~'::~wln•owo '65 VW .... ...,i ....,.., 1 1g1"'°"' -Hnml O>l1CI, ,,... -llall A'lld!L llln t """'· ,113!!CJ, 11H!77, .., ne..i. wort.-;i15. boay --.....:==~....:..~ !/illO. 84:2-1267 ~ ~'.... Want ad ~".. , 'if!!!! I , • •• ' • ' . -• l I ' l . . . '• • • I -.... l§J I -. ...... l§J I ---l~l ~ '-._ ... _ .. _,J§l! _ .... I~~! ~-~-.. 51§J~~l ~-~ ... ~-~~,~~1 ~,-~[.;'.· ...... ~; ... ~s.:.-;1§J~ .. i;[~.,::.~ ...... ~~~I ~ ~ ..... ···.---.:;~96~2~1Autoa, lmport,d 970 Autos, tmpor!od 970 iA~ut~o1~,~l~m~l"!~·,~1od~~::-~97~0:1 ~~;u;to;s,;U~sed~;iii~~990~j~~·uto..~' ~u~.~.~~i;~~990~11 • • ~ •1111191~ UMd . 990 Autos, UMd ':f WOW! A~STIN !'MERICA MEICEDES BENZ VOLKSWAGEN ·..,.;.:;.;;..;;.;8.;.;;Ul_C_K.........;.;.;;... CHMOLET CHEVROLET FORD MUSTaNG 'f DNLV .tlLOT Thursda,, Nowtmbtr 16. 1. '1t DOOGE, .... Ton, 4 ...... (MSSI .... $1495 ''2 'OllD Von, S Spd .. 1cw1m1 ........ $995 ·;;:t:"'~~:clicric~J'~. ~~i\.~~o;;~fo •722:;1c~us~ .... ~,._C_arlo ,· _SPECIAU_ ·n:=-~=G-·~1~~~=~· AUSTIN HEALEY m<>nlh• old "ilh low mlle· 61 CHlll'i', 4 Dr., AU!o. For all )'OU ,.,;;;;' Ullooln. Two (loOt'h<rdtop, hao nlUsla ' age. A~1/F~1 · radlo. Must 4 Dr, Air Conct. FUii Power Auto 'I'nMJ.. Air Cond. Tran1.,1 (CJD074) $2" and Mercury ownU. a free powl'l' tt~. (UKW3U) ** 1962 AUSTIN HEALEY JlOO. • • sloe to llppreclate. Coal Bcia:e-finish 1159E.JS). SIY .. 88 -;--lube or oil change thls \~'eek A ?\,ust &-e Value at $118» • SJ.250. •ill """ tor $2.2)1). $4250 ·p.r '6' RAMlllER Wi'r.(l, only. Exc<1i.nt !ervlco 11 GUSTAFSON'\ Pvt. Pty. 5.16·!049 lmmoillolo Dol5'1ery ;:,. o.E~~· V .. , Air Cond.1 ( KL OU< o~n1F~ Llncolit-Mereury 69 V LEASING lm!'(Mdl• .Dol~y 57' .............. $596 16800 llNch ot W•rner, 'St 'ORD, 4 Ton St•ke S795 * Call G'B-4459 -. Tr ..... , (94!51 BMW ' .W: Cimper ALL MODELS 'tlASINO ~ Llftcoln.Moreury Huntl .. ton llNch ................... $195 , ______ _ 1972, 250C:-S.me H Rnd<o, stick,. sttperior ''"" AND MAKES ·AL~ l\(QDELS 'ff CORTINA, 2 Dr., 16'11 llHd! •I ·Wo•nor "H-of Ille Viki-" now. lllne11 f o r c • • tllHon. tYX1162). Southern P..Gf.....la AND MAKIS Auto. TrAns., 1647CPS) , Huntington llHd! 142-1144 ·• ''2 DOjlGE, School Bus V-1, 4 Spd., 2C P•u . .......... .... .. . $1195 ''1 DATSUN Pie~ 4 s,.t., (XCA221) ''2 -T"' '°"' Pickup S s,..t .. Air, V .. , (NS1· n11 ........... $109I '6' l'ORD ~ Ton, 4 Spd., (MUI . . . $1595 -'64 .l'OltD .... Ton, S s,.t., < Nsmll . . $695 ''2 FORD, \IJ Ton Long lecl, Auto. Trana., ( .. llHCJ ........... $995 ''7 INTERNATIONAL Travellatl.. t Pe11., Aui.. Tr ...... <94351 ................. $995 ............. 45) E. 17Ut, Costa ~lesa -'S-1 fORD Van, Good aha.pe, Cpl'd. panoled. 11.000. or .... ~ ... .,.._days, 54M326 or ~3193 aft 7 p.m. 968 '73 Olds Cutlass Supreme Vi11it our n!\V home! r~~. 1:,.m~ ~i:i: coNNEi!.2c~l?i.au:r · · Jl:!lll'111INI ~n ·Cllfania ......... :.:.:.:..:. ... $99! "~~i;:1~1ng" OLDSMOllU urch•sed 1oca11 y, c:! ~;';',':' ,!'~ 1st Nationif ' 1_.,.~.. '67 CAMEllO, Auto. 1918 GALAlc!E bile vinyl 72 OLDS 9I . $1500., 146-7670. ~' Tr•n1., V-1 (VCN06tl top, P/S, P/B, alr/ooncl • l...:968=c:cM:cER...:.:CE::..,D::..ES=:..B_e_n_z_, 1'100 CC~,VW, cJooe rallo Bank lea.U. " .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. $1395 Xlnt oond. Malle Oft.r. Loxurlous «Ir. H.-p, lac. ~.~:i~i. '':.!:rh ~: ~~l":..~ s.~ ~r, ... " ·Ball( l........ '" vw. w_., <WML =; ... trade ™; FQfd ~r~ ;.~.,.: -..-$2500 Invesled. $950/offer. 2001 ?.1iche\ton Drive .. ~ 219 $-!apnlr)' interior, till wheel. USED BMW 's Mll•age 54,819. $47>0 . MtKl529. · f "·-rolM··•~b""l _ • • l .:: .......... ·-Panel.-O>evy 350cd, 4 l(>d, AufO -·· -•Jo '·at-m-5100 .......... ~· ... ~' M!Chel.90n Drive • -. $650/best .ot!tt. 673-9831 ia.s ...... -. nru I ... ~. '69 1600 C;LA:c;SS:;;l;;C_'~5S""M_or_c<d_.,..es.....,,,.,=, 'G4 VW SUnroof. O>ooa Irvine, Calif. 9~ <~-~~~~)' '66 DATSUN, cna., 4 days · =~~y~ , 70 2002 -li'own. Nu lifts, shocks 714/833-8631 . %13/627.(1361 ~me .,_,.. ,.... xlnt. $2000. Hm. 642-5766. $485. Ben Hur Gas, Harbor ,72 BUICK n41833-883) .2U/62'l.(1367 Spd., (SK.L217) $795 '00 Ford sta wag, auto trans. than 900 .rnilel. See to be- '71 2800 SEDAN Bu..x. 675-<QiO art Spm. & Bay, C.M. El P/S,...$.flS .. .'..Q.oQd transporta-Jieve. IM8£AD). CREVIER BMW '61 Morto<le• !k•nz 220 S 10 VW'Sund <clra 225· CW>IOrn. Vinyl '69 Che ·Caprfc '47 ELDORADO, Full tJon car 9111-!007 $4ftf" Sales. Scn•ire. Leasing Needs n lot of eng. ,vorlc. , body, stronglal:~= ~~~·r:!t'!'cyi~(r~':=: V8 utom tly e Power, (VDASS2) $21tS 'St FORD-$100 NABERS CADtLLACi 20!! \\'. list St ., Santa Ana S2Xl firm. 675-5408. avail. SZ!(X). • or T.O.P. !Lit steering wheel, AM/FM u\g a_~· ~r steer-, · -2 Dr, 6 cy~ auto, R & H, Xl6I:> H$tbor Blvd., 135--3111 MG 645-rr.MI. slcroo rndio, white sidewall 1~ ~) electnc '66 CHRYSLER 4 Or Body & interior in gd cond. Costa Mesa 546-!ll.OO "" '66=B"'M1=•."'1~SOO~TI~. "'M~;n-,-.,.-... ---------vw ·n Westphalia Poptop tires, etc. Very low mUeage. V.' •$( 15·95 Only All' Conti, AU~ Tran~: IT .Ru:s~ zrn-1 QQO/o warra::r· dltlo I·-•· tt FOR THE YOUNG camper, Xlnt cond. Elect In1n1aculate (6C10ZZ). (SWT7t7) •••• 548-~.~· or ~st 0 er. retrtg, & xtras! moo. $4999 HOWARD ChovfOl't __..:.;,: · · · · ... ~ 1968 Ford Torino, 190 v-s, '7ll OLDS CUTLAS AT HEART 548--0m NABERS CADILLAC NA.....rl S.Kh ''3 CHEVY Nov• Aulo. atr, pwr •tr. & brka. auto supreme cpe, VI!, automatic, CAPRI '69 vw B Ex u d """" .. ·r-· -. ' tram 25 000 ml Xlnt cond power steering, vinyl roof, °1:f~~~~n!J ;~~':e1:'fo; radio, Ta~gDeck~~ :~nt o:'a '::!:r =Oo . Ma~ti~S~ Jamboree Trana., 6 l:yt., (FBY Sll50: 9i&-JS48. ·' . factory aii, (15'10A) Only 1973 CAPRIS Route 66 4 ii,pet>d transmls 53;000 mi. $1095. 549-1017 '63 B I k Ri•-'n Loaded! . . 310) - . . . . . . . . . • . $695 '61 FORD van camper out-$2195 • HBRE's WHY WE'RE NUM· l:Xo.~i'." • '""h ,;r: ~ pm~HIA • 6,. o.,i!':.,.. irili o" • ,'. ~7C20CNHOEVMY ,!LGUAS ''7 CAMERO v .. ·Auto ~.~·:'..rw':toris~( ~:: H°.:!~rt c~~let . BER ONE -CHECK~ Take Your Pick Now Sl389 Perfe1::t for dlJM buggy 557--8469. •Iii -Trani, fVIN817) $995 pty,, 6'5-S5.S2 MacArthur Blvd A Jamboree PRICES. \Vith 2.cm 4 l'YI· •'>IV!. ·n Electra Custom full pwr . indl'r or V-6 engine, ,vlth or GUSTAFSON ,,_.,, 19 000 mi tr uiis besi 4 Speed transml~ ''RA<.."' 11161 ..., *''6 ~FQRD Cquntry Squire ~5 '''i!hout decor group, aome Lincoln-Mercu.ry .~--~545-"-'3'48=---or'rcr. ~: (r H~a~·u:0/8J::~t ,,......, ~N ~~:914 ~. ~ READ THIS ONE • d~~h t~~~ ::!er an~~f . ~~ 1 ~~!1a:'a~:;hner V~-~~ ~ ~nroor!i. -:: .. CADILLAC Gus¥BSO.. 46i E. 1~ Mesa '65 FORD Sta. waa. PIS, air Check_ P!Jl this creatppufl brakes, style steel whE!()la, ''H of the Vik i ,, eel ond. $1495., Offer l--=-"i~~=--1 cond, new tltt5, batt &: brim. '69 OLDS "442" Model. AH radlal Hre•. buck.i ,.,,. ome "II 613-2144 YOUR · ONL y Llncoln-Moreury '61 CUSTOM 13?5. 51H147 '"'.goodlei. tXYF617J . carpeting. Order )IOOTs now ___ .:.141.c:...-1844c.;_c;_ __ 1971 VW Super Beatle, 16809 BMch •t.Wamer EL CAMINO '10 RANCHO SQ, 351 eng, This Week Only $1889 l2S89 AM/FM Extras. Au'T'lfcl'tl~ED Huntington BAKh VI!. 3 """"· """" •teering, full pwt, aJr.'toato. prt pty, GUSTAFSON OR IF YOU PREFER PORSCHE !53lh!5l3 """ "Home·ol tile Viking" "°'" brak.., ""1Jo, heater, $2400/~ofiu. 67Um. Llncoln-Morc11ry, 1971 CA.PRI '66 VW Bog, new 1U-../ CADILLAC "2-1114 radlat white wall tires, m" JEEPS 16800 BNch •I WorMr \V ith 4 speed transmilision, '70 Porsche 914 shocks. Reliable transporta· b ~=-=,..,..:,;;:;.::::;=-=--I wheel.!I, extremcly Jow Huntl'Jton Bffch air · condilloning, bucket tlon, Call 675-8932 aft~ pn1. E,ALER '69 Mallba SS ,._ m~ea, cuat~m tonneau, ex ''LI---o.L-Viki " at ·Eu decor (982 5 speed, Alo.1-FM radio (75l-Larsi;est aeJection of Cadll-_ · . -Y-otie cus1om tlniah. •n Jeep CJS, V-6. bnmac. Lo ~ .,.. ng 1 & ROY CARVER, Inc. 234 E. 17th St.. Costa ~lesa ~ :SL): ropean ' -DIP). Only -.;_;rnt ':j)f750Bug ~'k.s In Oranee County. ~ :f ~~I) .rooJi~ $1"9 mJ.'a. J;.oadEd. Le av in g , 142 .... 121"' $2895 673-5831 ati'?:30 pm ' ·Leasln.. W!l°'6LE · NABERS CADILLAC Must..U by.Sat. W-1102. '63 Jet Fire-Auto, air, goo<1 $90.16 GUSTAFSON HOWARD Chevrolet '68 vw it' . ~:Lcll-llac-,. SA$L99E. 5 ONLY 3l60 Harbor Blvd., ,Ll .. COLN rubbec. Good cond. $250. Lincoln-Mercury • Bug, r lh, neiv li1WQ -Co!ta Mesa 5tl-9100 n . Call 645-4832. + tax per mo. ,,_ a · .. ~ •I War-r Newport Beach tires, xlnt condition. $900. HOWARD Chrttolot 100o•n W . . I "-"971~~-=""""'c1r-,.-"'1 ,.-1 ,. o EL --..n •-Jamboree & MacArthur Blvd 64tHl559 · 10 -nty IN CASI YOU 1 Cutlasa, 2 • vlny \nP lmmed'i:te D~livery Hunti"lton Beech 833-0SSS 1960 v w BUS R 2600 HARBOR BL., New~ a..dt 'n CHEV , .IMP F.P., A/C.· A-1 concL Must Auto Trana, hir Ct111d, Vinyl Roof, L••'ING "Home of tile Vlkln9" ==.,;;.'='~'=-~~ l310. · · · '""'-good COSTA MESA MacArthur Blvd AJambore< • • • HAVEN'T ""· $21100. -~ roRSC!lE '69 -911S, s '""· 552-00tlt. alt 6 & Mo.0100 o~a s .. ~... c-="'1:~·~~055~5--:-..,.ieustom ''""vs .. a.u-11c, NOTI. CED PLYMOUTH ALL MODELS l42.aM4 mag!i, ltltr, 30M ml. Orange, .wknda. ~ ...,.._,. ;;;:: power steering, fa~tory .tir, AND MAKES DATSUN Aborth exhaust system 1968 v.w. BUS. Excel oond '70 SEDAN DE VILLE' '61 CHEV. Impala convert. v;nyl roo!.(8250iG). Only '70 LINCOLN ' r-111 Calif ' , $5500 644-1855. .one owner, low miles, Day! Vinyl top, tapestry Interior, New· tratui, ~er. tires. $3295 . ~ em omra 1--'66 PORSCHE· 912, 5 spd, I =&17~--~-Ev=•~64~4-~1=60L=._ full power, factory air, Ult ln.kestall pi~ ~w1· ndowm'1111ent . HOWARD CL·vrolot • ~11-JUI traded. Hus all FOR MOM! Here's a Real'. "I pvt """" ~ '66 V W h• I AM FM doo •-·· ~....... ' op, "9 Continental appo'ntmen•• ver grey, ~..,.. _,,.,... . . Bug. chrome rims, w e, -, power r ..-ls & ........ job 67>-8943 u. rt a---• " ~ 1st Natio·na· I • 'NEWPOR.T 642-T:>c'8. i;ood condiHon. 18 5 o . locks, 1wHlgbt "ntlnel. 6 •~-~" · ...wpo -<ocJudlng crui.e oonlrol. alr ~ "'~, ,..,... ~""'"'. 10 choose lr'Om. ". low as aft 5 wkdas or any time MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree conditioning. (fi6?ADZ). \\'ILL Buy yo'Jr Porsche pald 1 =°'~~-~~~··~~-=---1 \lt wknd. ••• ~ir. for or nflt. <:all. Kcnl Allen '69 VW Bug (801.AKKJ. --~s Hold OaJ ~S3489 n...a. leasj .tli-4800. • air, auto, tires, $S55S l970 Olev. Col'ICOUJ'S Ea1ate. '12 CHEV c APR ICE GUSTAllSON Duster 19il" model with two doon., Music, fully automatic, low mileage. (915EID). INlll Ilg DATSUN nu eng, a,.., $1195/or of. NABE S C 8 Pan. Sta. Wgn. "'"'· ~-vy'• r·,--2 clr/Ssp{ Llncol-u-r-·ry 'it POHSCllE 911-T. 5 i;JXI. fer. 645-07Sli, 9'l9-4895 R AOILLAC Steenng 6: brakes. AM-FM c; '""°' th -._... "" Xlll Michel!!On Drivf' Now ~ 18i\f niilcs, immac cone!. * '69 VW Bug 1600 cc, 2060 .Harbor Blvd., Stereo nuHo, tilt steer, whl. air.· Charcoal w~ 9> • 16111 '~ at Werner 124119 GUSTAFSON llncoln-Morcury 16800 llNch •I W.nior Huntington a.Kh ''Home of the Viking'' 141- /Comer o! t.facArthur) .,,,_.., $68i5 olrrr. 979-3@1. radial ttreri. $1050. Costa A"lesa. 54(1..9100 FaC'tory Air, luggage rack, lOi:OJps'I P:wrt ~ ~ Huntington Beach lrvW. Calif. 9266-1 in PORSCHE '64. c. New paint 84&-JB22 or 213: 592-5144 1970 Cad, 4 dr, DcVHJe, gt'lld new tires &-brak~ Pal\f'l· 1:ie'Iow :kt value. Trade ok, ''Home of the Vlki"I'' TI4/13J..863J 2131627-0367 NEWPORT & brakes, Excellent con-VW Camper Van iv/brwn top, full pwr, lthr ing. Asking $2725. 557-4861. 1601 Bedford Lane. N.B. lft.OM BEACH •1t1on. 347·m1 M"" .. u ~ =· .. ':;' ou~~il.ia""'.1' 1;';:~""",;3a;.;'&•= 64Hll2. CALL YOUR REWARD WILL PAY OVER Kely 8119 Book l'or i.19 model, cle•n, low mlfNvo ....... tics, I~•· trvck1 or .......... Call &n1I uk for Bu)'er DAYE ROSS PONTIAC 2411 Horbor Bl9d, C..t• Mou -.017 WI PAY TOP CASH 1000 W. CcMtol Hwy. l-;;;;;;;T;;;O;;;;;Y;;;O;;;T;;;A;;;;;;;;;, .. ~64~Custo--'m"'Bug=, "".69~Int-. Ex-c l '61 COUPE DE VILLE ~-"",.~u~y.?."...:....21. CHRYSLER . BANKER _ 645-6400 I• oond. Over 11.000 lnve•t., F~ory alr conditioning, ~ -~ u--~-'73 T t ' $850, ~TI.19 eves, wknda. vinyl top, full power, stereo G"':"~:Un Gc~-s.~. 638-4887 '64 New Yorker, deluxe, 4 A!'ID Ct1~CK WE H E THE Oyo a S radio, cloth or leather in-AL-uc •v•.. HI AV · 196.l VW camper, new 1fiOO 1erior. 3 10 choose trom. At •1968 CHEV. fu.pa14 . 327 :· : 1$6·0(jlh· lsmi· T S ONE! NEWEST· OF ALL MODELS engine, ne=. $800. low .. IXTJ<63J. VI!, aufO """'· P/S, P/B, 496<3Th, "''· ·' ' ... B<low K•lly Blue Book, DATSUNS IN ,67 •.• b $1999 foctory air. Noed• minor . CONTINENTAL this week only. INVENTORY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY *** =" ug, clean, NABERS CADILLAC body work. Xlnt tranoporta. •n MARK m YOUR SELECTION · .... CEUCA ST Cpe $715 Radio/ h•ator. nrllp. 2060 Harbor Blvd., tion. $450. 49H2'l1I whit• I """' I white. B< .... HI LUX .~ty"'."'008-85.12"'-"=·----C..la Mesa 5'0-9lil0 '69 Chev. rm..ia. 2 cir. brd· '72 Continental tint to can. (lY89AKl626J. • '67 vw Bug. Riff. air, A-1 ~E~LDOo==:R:::AD0:..:::=.68-'.=Joaded=-,, Ip. P/~ p/itt"' brk•. !•ct T Seda GUsfA,SON PICKUPS ~~ $79S. Ph: 536-2965 aft itnmac. Azure blue with blk a:r, auto, rlh. 5 radials. own n Now available with 3 · v. top A leather. $2695. er ~11::SS0=·..:5.ll~·Tc:!88::::..· ~-''~--I Full Power, Air Cond, Cruise Lln.t;otn-Mercvry '70 VW. green wlblk Int, of!er. 4.cn-13.18 or m-1100. w~ TO BUY Control, Leather {369F'EA) 16800 a..ch at Warner Automatic •Ir, ndlo, good oond. Call BEAUI'. 1961, 4 d 00 r 060 Over pistons $149 75 Huntington llHch Transmi11ion Tom, 6#-7907 aft 6 p.m. Cad 111 a c . New bat-tor 350 OleYY !lock • ''Home.of thr VJki,_.,, -tery/trMs, Best oHer over .can-548-3122 + tax per mo. ~,.. • .. VOLVO .... ,.,, ,._ _ 24 mo. 0 .E .L. tf2..a44 ~· ··~·~· '68 Impela cwrtom cpe, OR YOU CAN BUY MERCURY EL OORAOO 19i2 lmac., wht pg, pb, air, white w/blu lmmecll•te Delivery '69 Plymouth Valiant radio, heater, auto trans, new tires, Beautllul or I g In at finish with blue vinyl In- terior $795. MUST sELi. 645-6644. • '64 PLY. 2 dr. cpe. $650, erig, owner, interior, eng. tires, body, top shape. After 6 on- ly 96.'1-3595. '7'2 PLYMOtrm Sebring - 14.000 ml. Whtte W/blaclc vinyl top. Air, radio, auto, Pv1 ply. $33)0, 549-2646. '65 PLYMOU"l11 SateUite- 383, V-8, auto, PIS. P!B; new tires. $350. 540-8101. PONTIAC HERE NOW w/bol.. inl Sunrl, lo vinyl top, dys 537-1680: LEASING · VOLVO$ ~~ Mako offer. 6'13-<m7...,. ALL MODELS TUNE SPECIAL VIKING'S '65 MALIBU, R/H. PIS, AND MAKES Will check opark p\up . . . · '59 CADILLAC '"to. New eng & brake.. dWributo · SPECIAL Toynta & J ai.::uar Dealrr Aulhori1.t.<d S.'llcs & Service I ,,_ . • 900 S. Coast lli1:ehv.•t1y or uMd CH.111 • IM.l<'kll. JUSI I ~ ! ... 'lj:!'una Bt>ach 540-3100 ALL NEW FOR '73 ';ui:!,,~~ good. i1so ~~~ xint. $.199. Pb: Southern Califonia ~~~~-: ·:r£ '67 PONTIAC '71 ·ELDORADO ·s1 Chevy. $350. all .or ..,.., 1st 11..tWMI condltlol1jbg ... oompleto BONNEV1LLE call ttll fer f.ree callmnte11. !~ GROTH CHEVROLET '71 DATSUN' >JO.Z. Xlnt HERE NOW •n Clear•nce S•le Nowl Ccnvertible. I,.eather,lllterior, mo ftl.llY e'xtra parts. ~~m ~ Jnspection. · full power, factotY air. till $1000. invested.· SC!Hi538. ALL AT NO-OIARCE Haa two doors, rigged fof Ask lor &lea :.fanai;rr 18211 Beach Bl\'cl. Huntington Beach 847-8087 Kl B-3.131 WE PA\' TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CAllS lf )'OlU' car Is f'Xlra clean, lee ua flnt. BAUER UUlCI\ 2925 llarbor Blvd. O>lta Mesa 979-2500 IMPORTS \VAi\'TJ-.:D ~oe County'~ TOP$ BUYER lUU. MAXEY TOYOT,\ 18881 &ach Div.I. fL Be•ch l'h. R-17-8.555 A-Imported 970 ALFA ROMEO Alfa Romeo oon<I. Au·,':J'.,;,. Pvt pty. JOYOT 1~70 DATSUN PICK UP. A R..(£1-l, Law mile11, goott con- dition. $1450. 846--!135 H.B. FIAT ALL NEW FOR '73 '72 Cl••rance Sale Nowl ~V::1·p~~~~~ :C~ ·~uto~~. :C .. :; -~ leasilll st=tuWA=a. ~U:~ r:~m~~~ ~1 locks, twilight sentinel, '6\mer.' $796. 644-6536. Lfncoln.Mereury 078), cn.ilsc control, extremely •66 Malibu, 4 dr hrdtl:J. Ail', 0001 MichelllOll Drive 16800 Beach at WM"Mr S1089 : lew mlleag$6. c. 55 (404086 5 _ ). ~. r/h. new,P4Jnt & tires. {Corn~r of M.acArthur) HufttJngton BNch GUSTAF·SON $550. 548-8119. Irvine, Cljlhf. 92664 ''Home: of ·the Viki ,, Lincoln-Mercury " lDeul.fJN -VOi.YO '61 FIAT 1100 Spo11s Car • 642-3.113 JAGUAR NABERS CADILLAC .69 IMPALA JOO, Vinyl top, 714/83.1-86:0 213/627-0167 •"" -•• "II 16&00 llHch at W•rnor 1\ l • 2060 Harbor Blvrl., air, etc. $15JD (Jew blue CONT'L 69 MK-m. Silver ~ .,.~ -Huntington Beach 1966 1-larbor, c.~t. &16-9303 VOLVO Sport Coupe P1bJ 4 11pd ov~r drive. lite blu call momings, 541-1055. Autos, Used - e41l. tlDi6 990 Costa lo.fc11a S.ID-9100 hook) firm. 548-6660. grny-blk.· Asking '$ 3 8 O O. '72 MARQUIS "Home ef the Viking'' · TOYOTA '69 Cadlllnc Oonvm. •68 EL CAMINO ss, 396, 4 fWVL.147! 64tHl22. BROUGHAM 141-1144 BUICK all P"'· xlnt oond. Re<l. ,,_,, xlnt oond, 11495. CORVAIR 4 Dr. H .. T. Full power, fac-$2800 * 644-U79 •••• •~ tU ·~ee1 AM '72 . GRAND PRIX '70 JAGUAR Xh'E t'OUpt! • 645-.ID'lll. ~~ air , t ,~.. . -FM ,v/wire wheels, 4-speed. 1966 Hurbor, C.M". 646-9.'l(IJ • 'ff BUICK '13 CAD Cpe de Ville. Load-,61 CHEVY _ $l50 1968 CORVAIR-Good cond. stereo, dual comfort seals, Vinyl top. bucli:et seats. con ~ncy ttd. Xlnt cond, '71 Corolla 1600. M11,p, new Riviera Cpe. Fac1ery Alr ed. 350 actual ml. $1300 2 Dr., V-B, auto, Prl« firm, $31)(1 or bKf. effa-. 646-Xl88 ~( ~)·~tapestry lnteriOr, 90lc, power steering I $3899. can SG-0356. 1tn.-s, AM/FM, 4-spd, low C?nclitlonlng, Vinyl top, full firm. Pv1. pty. 540-6181. * 543>3691 * 0 aftler 1 pm. • . $ALE PRICED brakes, elec. windows, AM ,69 "KE ~. Im , ml. Xlnt cond, pvt pty. vinyl lntt'rlor, all power, CAMARO _ CORVAIR __... FM stereo, till wheel,-~ "' UNpt?, -l mac. l~\vf'l(lr. 548-2937. tilt steering wheel, stereo, ' __ _;;.;_:.:.;.;;:..;;::..;: __ '67 Otev Bel~ 4 dr Sect. ~-.. ltlon. • very ~ ........ NABERS CADILLAC conditioning, vr:ry low mue ~v m~Y. f'X>~ ·n TO)'Ola Land Cnllser-Lo mnny dlx. ('Xtras. CXRG638) t • R.l:H. 4 gd. ttres. $515. Call ~ $350. 67S--OC8'l or 2'I&> Harbor Blvd., age. C690ELU). mi. Lot11 of exlrus, \'f'ry $2555 ·~ CAMARO S21', P/S, PIB, 53.1-7188. Costa Mesa 540-9100 $4111 • '::1oXK.,1~f":: ~ ek•a n. s:mi. m.Gm '""'· NABERS CADILLAC ~!;.~~f"",;,,l.,,~~ ':;: ·:ia 0>evy StAllon w...,.. . CORVEffE 19?2 MERC. MOl<l'EGO MX NABERS CADILLAC d.,.. TRIUMPH 3l60 Harbor Blvd._ Ml• 116!15. 543-65112 or Orig Owner, 1100. 2 cir full. pwr all' nd· • 3l60 HarW Blvd., ' -------'-'·--Costa ~f~ 540-9100 548-55fl 84S-oC788 '61 Conv., 2 tops, -Very' clean. M~at .etJ., Prl~ ~70osta=""-M~e~aa'--'S4Q."'-'9"100"---' '70 JAG. XKE. Regency. ' .-... Pty •-1-' WARRA JW, wire 'wttt~ b ee! -n-·~o TR 3 •· 1 bl '"rd '62 Slcylark, air cons., Pf!!, '67 ea,;,.•-AM/FM dlo _ _._ ., ft-~ ·:; •• •• •• •••••• m-4002 • _,, 557•2895 --.-. NTY dlllon, $3799. ~ -.v ":,ire ~.j1;l~~cx~t ~;, ri:t pfb, VS. Orig. O\\'fK'r. Xlnt vinyl !~P,";ir. bucket ~ats'. v;::~~t ~ ;'0: COUGAR '61 Park!~ brougham ate, '69 Ponti.c Grand Prix ~ offer. 536-1751 cond. $450. 494-2742· 327 V-8. n400. 0 a)' I bldg., etc_ thru'a Dally Pilot 4 DU ilrel. Xlnt ruMlng VS, automatlcl-~.imver, _ MAZDA St>ll Idle Items ... 642-56711 6fG-5718, rvcs M2-8632. Chm!Oed Ad. •~·~ ·WANTED cand. lmrnac. $16 O O. factorY ah', (~fll''l.J"I), _ '68 TR-f, ~ mblt transm &: 1 ;,;;:::;;;;;::;:=::::,,;;:;:=.;.;::=::;::==:=:;;,='-',;.;::=;;,;;:::;:~;:-;;•~:.:;::=/ 96&-22ll0 J\fAZDA clutch. Nl'«ls ong:. wcrk.. 1 · llM XR1 ~ S48-0llOO,I,:~=-=~~--$23"-LEASE SPliCIAL M•k• oir. 4!)j-3'09. call alt S pm. "It ·Mo"'""° Wgn. Xlnt oond. HOWARD CMvrolet r--=::!. SAAB C::: 11 S TAR G ii MUST "'"· ·~ Oo"'l't. Air. Must ""· prl/pty, """' Newport llHch New '72 RX3 ,)o,"'l'J}r Ill A'ZEK 11 iii· . """"'" W/ white vlnyltnp. 83.HU:l. ""'6, 9SH141. MuArth"' Blvd ~Jam-. $57 .• 56 , 69 Suhoru ~\'/le>\\' mllr!I. .t.llQ Br Ct..\T .L POU,.Aiq--~~--'-1 c.ooct cond. 67HM2. '70 Mere stat wgn, full pwr, 13J..0555 • l!M. Good co ndition . At MM.»• {!-,_..,,,_....., M -':""m DODGE ~nodlal tires, Xlnt cond '68 PONTIAC-Le Mans." :w~um or 968-tt>l. t".A~~-~·~'j' T d ••,cwrll11 I• I~• Ston. y o1:1' n4}1.tJ> _.H . Prt/pty, 6G:fllXl6 apd, 250 eu. In, 6 cyl, over ~~·• ,..,.... '°' Frldoy, s.i .... -<O:oi 1!l10 l'ol•ra CONVERTIBLE ARD TO FfND bead cam, good· ..,,lorni-3 ,, ... \ I NO,\' ON OISPlA , •• sale• Servlt-.i ""'"' llody "'1<\p l~!§io~ llfi -... ·-.; AUDf l..onrltd. ROTARY P'"~rcrl. 3G mo. + 'r • L. For rei;p. ply. TrAdea coru . • 72 ROTARY'S "Demo Sale" 10 Tei CHOOSE "BIGGEST SAVINGS" "St-rvlrt-ls !he dll'.ftrtncr" HUNTINGTON IEACH MAZDA 17331 Bttieh Bh't"\. 842-8l'i66 ~ ~{j(r. ~lr. Fry 1111 2 dr, AUlo, aJr. s1,1n1"M)r, • '72 R.'0 CXl~iJl1ver. arn/fht lkfto, n i I e • )full Sell; $:4ijQ, , -.d171m.-~ . VOLKSWAGEN f£';!;..,. ~~~'~.i::::-.~-:ll·_-~i!J ~s';:~ ~C;.AJI; 7l COUGAR XR7 =."'&.oondaii~S"': ·n SuJ)f'r Beellt AH.JO 2Yov 'llrWIM 62 v--W.v · ate-er, etc. Ph . A ra1 ·beauty and really 8;17-0228. ; 0000 ~:;·~::.,Sen. ~ Nr"WAf" 3 ~ f~-~~~ ..... .W.11 ~ Prt Party loadGo! ed. lb Special Yellow '96 Pont. Bcnne;--4 dr, Nearlvl ·-UT.. .,,_ ~..... FALCON 10•~"!"'1. -lntertor. ..... ..... -. point 'jg VW V"n. 1500 ~111-Runs '"-'• 36~ ,un., -..oc1 tune up. air • pwr wtt s:ood· PMtlftf. Make offer. mlCMl'HI j =~ RTo .,c_ ~.wus 1!16.i Falto Ranchl!ro Good ta acant 55,000 mt .... Di:;; 501 !Blh St .. NB. -l4A•" ...... ,,· Hlddfoi .. ~ -.. ~ 0 ' GUSTAFSON 64&-0231 ~ ~ ...... !. . " I" ""m°' 111 src... """'!'.· .._--·lion New ·~ ~ 1971 VOLKS\VACEN Soper J 10S.. .l()i..t 10""":;;;.~0t<.Jt I $U5-~· --LlncOlnM.rcury. PONT. 'S"l C«taJtM, 'o':J Bua, Xlnt cond. $100). C-11 • 1 •• 1:-.-i_.i llG. 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Ca , .. • • • • , .,,_ • 'Ill I h --• , . . , • • S&n · Cle1nente . -Teday's Fl•al Ca" ·utrano EDITION N.Y. Steeb VOL. 65, NO. 321, 3 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1972 TEN CENTS San Clemente Votes to Deiay Road Decision By CANDACE PEARSON. Of ... Deltr ,. ......... San Clemente city councllme.n W~ day night wted H to again delay the oontroveraial question over which road should serve as access to tbe Presiden- tial Heights development, this time for at least 60 days to see if a rOad Crom camp Pendleton could be developet;. . Before lhe pu~llc bearing]. on the en· vironmental impact statem-int (EIS) on the possible extension of Avenida San • 'Foes Bitter Pablo or other roads even began. Mayor Art Holmes asked lf the developer, Dougl...,.Paclllc -.lei agree to another extenskm, up to 90 days. Sta~ park development al San Onofre, said Holmes, Is In the hands .of the Marl!>e Corps and the federal govorn- ment. "It mJght be posslble·tq wort with the marines and government to work out a major access route through Camp PendJeton," he said. . The mayor,-who lives on Avenida San • Bluffs Impact . . Repo:rt Okayed Despite the opposition's cries of "rape," "destruction" and a no t h e r "Miami Beach," the San Clemente City Council Wednesday night voted 4-1 to BC· cept the environmental impact statement (EIS) on a 6-0nit condominium project oo the bluffs o~ Pasadena r.ourt. de! Mar, was already approved by the ci- ty council, but bad to return with an EIS to satisfy recent st.ate requirements. Pablo, said be didn't tlilnJc either San Pablo or its main suggested altemite Los Bautlsmos Lane, were acceptable. · Los Bautismos, -Jinilng the tract to feeder streets leading to El Carnine Real, was first suggested by Dougla&i and en- dorsed by the city engineering staff. John Douglass Wednesday agreed to the addiUonal delay (to Jan. 17 and then to Feb. 21 U necessary) on the conditions that all 120 units now being completed could be occupied, the final map1:1 on 168 more unita we.re approved and grading coukt continue. No · '1lrther . building penni~ o r certificates of occupancy would be issued.· • Councilmen Tbamas O'Kee£e and Wade Lower voted agalnm the delay. The council took the aclidn despite strong statements by City Engineer Phil Peter lhat the "terrain (through Camp Pendleton) is such that it would horrify an engineer to design a roaU." • Peter said that putting a secood.ary ac- cess road through the area Holmes wants is "not a feasible thing." He estimated the cost of such a project at $250,000 at lea.st because or sleepness and rough. hilly ground. Heavy pressure from Los Bautismo:; residents and goUers at the nearby municipal COW"se caused the council to originally change the road option to San Pablo. The residents of that roadway then fonned an association and hired a 1e .on lawyer to fight the idea. Douglass Wednesday al.so agreed to pay the devek>pers portions of •ny assessment district. if finalJ ;· formed, for any road that extends inlo lhe ttact, if the Pendleton idea falls throrough. O'Keefe said later that approv ing inner-tract pri,ate roads plans before findi ng the access road was "building a lree by startjng with the outside leaves. The council has got to bite the bullet on v.·heer to put the trunk." · Authorities Take Back Building· BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI -She"' iffs deputies fired gunshots Into a cro"A·d of black students who seized control of Ille Southern University admlnlstralion building today. Two students were killed. OffiCf:rs swept. In a wave onto the ca~ pus to oost the blacks who had liken over the buildiiag during the morning. 1be students wtre told to leave •. The project of the Aries Development QJmpany in Newport, known as Espana Par~Lo~. Off Esplanade The R-1 zoning on the properly, where the historic Larry. Bouse once stood, would have allowed a density of &4 units and heighb over those proposed. The Aries plan for the adult community calls for u unib and belgbb of 23 feet (where U Is .alloW<d)· alloy• the Clll\Y<JI\ at IODle points. . . -. ' · The only no vote Oil aecept!ng the EIS was ·by. Cooocilman Thoinas O'Keefe. . Five minutes later. armed deputies moved loto the crowd of studenll. A _StnOke grenade was thrown out of the building toward the omcers. Gets Approval An off.street parking lot on Esplanade, half of which will be landscaped. was ap-- proved H by San Clemente City Coun- cilmen Wednesday after an emotional public hearin1 where area residents o~ jected to the ..... O'K>clt 1il0'1lli' the 11:111 wu "bml· flcleat" "''belcliaie It cUdll"t lnchade a alternate be IOvor.d: two high 1iJe apartmeDI taorin wblcll WQUld allow ~openopoce. TWo peraoim, In addition lo the If" pllcant'a reprt1enlatlve, spoke in favor of the project and six spoke ogainst. Fred Divel, spokesman for the newly formed environmental society, "Citizens for San Clemente" went over the EIS in (See BLUFFS, Page %) MILY l"UT S .... ,.._ The cooncll llclUally deoied .., appeal by the reSldenb of planning commission approval ·of the Jot, located in an ft.. I zone. Owner Richard Pre_bles agreed to a list of conditions, including one that landscaping would be maintained, hours of use would be 8 a.m. to I p.m. and L'8tS there after hours could ~ towed-away . Girl's Mother Accuses Doctor Of Drugging Her Mn. Evelyn Corcoram, 318 E. Monterey, San Cle- mente, 1s carried to stretcher Wednesday afternoon following accident at Canada, Road and El Camino Real. The cycle, driven by her husband Henry, went out of control wbile turning onto El Camino. Her leg_ was pinned in tbe vehicle for a time. She was treated 1or minor injuries. It was the second molor· cycle accident at the intersection within a week. lly TOM BARLEY Prebles .aaid the 12-space lot at 102 Esplanade would serve only an office buildil)g proposed to face EI Camino Real. He as also ·building a miXJiiium 1()..- (See PARKING, Page %) Of lie Dell)' l"llet Staff LOS ANGELES -Wanda Melendrez' mother accused Dr. Ebbe Hartelius of El -Toro of repeatedly injecting her daughter witli narcotics ~fore and after the at· C.oast~Gnaril Ship . Rescued Japan Freighoor Tows Crippled Vessel to Island tractive nurse's aide spent more than one ' year in a mental hospital during her 0 te W . testimony here today. eIDCll OIDall Mra. Earleen Johnston of C:O.ta Mesa ! Gets Nomi·nation To Head Chamber For the flm Orne In lb 44-year history, the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce board of dlttetor> have nominated a woman .for presidmt, realtor Bertha Henry. The nominations or offlcen by the ditteto'l Monday wW be wted oo In December. Cllamber manager Bob · Evans said the ~ ""' practically aaaured or getting the polls. J"nstailaUon cel<lllOOles.,., In January. The alate would lel'VI! ita term 1n lf'IS, Other nomineel are: -V~I: Dr: Rober! Beasley, veterlnlrlan. · ! I -Cadnllter: Ralph Kiaa.n, rrom Lipna Federal Savlnp Mel 1-. -Socmary-Tru..,.,: Dan J,·Pl>Uip. bar 1 mlllqtt al United Califonala Bank. Dant. also charged Hartelius, 52., with hasten. ing the deterioration of Mrs. Melendrez by beginning an UIOClatlon with state wtlnea Roba Vauclm In the moothJ before Mrs. Melendrez'• death In Sep- tember of 1991. "He let her down," Mr!. Johmton told the four phymclans who comprise the State Board or Medical· Examiners com- mi(tee ... He let her down." tlie llarlJor .V.. phyalcl"1's alleged assoclatloa "1tlo Mn. Melendm, 29, and Mr>. Vauglln, at, or San Clemente, led to the flllng of~ of moral turpitude and unprol...iooil' conduct. Today b the Ooal day of an Inquiry that bu ,_ token ~ lour u.m.day (Seo llAllTELIVS, Page I ) JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) -A Japane:ie trelghter took the crippled Coast Guan! cutter Jarvls under tow for a tiny island in Alaska's AJeutian chain today, ending a ninHK>ur o;deal for the powtrless and llooded U.S. vessel. Ol8st Guard spokesmen said the KoYo Maru No. 3 was draggin.., the cutter to an inlet of Sedanka Island, a few miles west of where the Jarvis, beset by what were de9Cribed as ''mountainous seas,··· rested without ?nglnes while an lntematloflal force or merchant and military ships moved to the rescue through troubled norlh Pacific waters. 1'W. hope to find tome obelttr In the Inlet w~re we can examine the damage Fiend Bunted · Ra~ Victim Slmlwd ori Beacli SANTA MONICA (AP) -Her arms and legs bound with leather shoelaces, the nude body or a young .....,.. atabbed II tim<a and apparenUy raped WU f-.. tho beadJ hert. "It ,.. -or the .... brutal and IOrlol kllllnp • ..,, • ...., In all my yoara oa tbe rwce," u.W Detec.tlve Robert Sfmoneau. Thief Takes Sundial From Clemente Yar. Wlloev.ir tool< 1'& MaJ Allio'• illldlal fote !ram -San ~ -Jard Wadneldot prqbobly lln1 bavlnii mucb lldl lllllll dllle"Dy HM>dly-illll au- TRI ~ WAI found lw a couple JoulaC w-., lllClll "alJoul II -alter ........ killed."-<.. 'Ille -.. u ldomUlled .... Klthlffn LICllanco, D, Ill Lang l1eod. -aald -bad boon ltUlfed In her mo<Jth and her clothH bad Iba l'llD. . • Iva AJlell or bs W. Portal told San --polko that --durtng Iba .... Iba coramlc f-ti. the Nldlai, waluod" at $11, -tahn. Tbe top II -111..i..11J l41Ddlol. The boiO WU left. • -rl[lpod olf la A UV ... faahlon. ' -D SAID -WAI bmd lyfnl cm ber back, ber anna and ~ lllnpped tlPllJ to her body wtlll leatller laceo. • A lultlofl flal(e wu belJewd to be the munler ,...pao, sin-.. adcled. • and determine what i:nore can be done," a Coast Guard spolleSman &aid. The Koyo WM' the llnt ship to rtach the 378-f03t Jarvi.I -~ibed • the pride of the Coast Guard !feet -u It lay unable to move or pump out water that delu1ed Its engine room. ··n.e Jarvis Is .IOI yet In the CIHr. but definitely on her way Ibero," the •Pol<etman aold. Another Jopanetc. merchantman. two Russian ships and a Gmk \ltutl con- tinued to reopond to Ille Jarvi• SOS. Spokesmen said lloodlnR that Inundated the cutter's engine room bad betn con- trolled, and Clpt. Fr<derick 0. Wooley reported hll lhlp was ''in no immediate dan1er of'alnldlw." ·~ 'Mw!re were no lnjuriel reported among the crew, which officials ptactd at 170 men. Spokesmen dclcrlbed lhe cutter'• tu1- dlUon 11 "Mtou:I but stable" u It rode !$-knot wlnda and ti.foot awtlls 7'lO mti.. ""1thwat or Anchorage In the north 1'11clflc. ~ The HonoNlu-bued cutter klst powtr and ability lO pump nter late Wednel- day wb<n the enctne ...... flooded. Narbel on CofC Unit • Al!IO answering the cutler"s SOS were ty,·o Coaat Guard ~llers, an American flstunc boat. three military lfCIJO atarch planes and • Navy Pl aircra ft. Pumping equlpmtnt wa• dropped to the v e 11 e I by n llCl30, and the spokesman P id the Jarvis. eqOiPPtd with In H5i2 heUcopt.cr, was btlle\IM to hll\•e re.med a few men to Akutan. The Jarvll rlnt ran into trouble early Wednelda)' when aht wrnt •around 1n ''high lf.U and wtnd" In Dutch ·h1rbor at Unalaska l1land adjacent &o Akut.ln. Marines Remain Critical Followin~ Newport Crash Two Camp . Pl:ftdleton Morlnca lnf\11..t In a fiery mull In Ntwport Buch Tueo- day .. ,.. ltill In m11cat condlllm thil morning at Hoag Momortal H<lipital Polk< 1&1d Cpt Thonw Sl«le. ID. Ind Cpl. 01c>1tt Slrlcklln. 22, nre pncd from the flaminc "'1'f!iCk of thtlr ar after 1nrv"'c Into a .tom ~lldln1 ll lhe COl"-ner of 11th St-Mel llcalnMI A....,. lO avoid • t"OUifm. Strictlin't Cllr ...-med . tn&o the bu11din1 wb.JJc I.he Olbtt car. drivrn, by <.pi. Geo11e Adal!IJ. ID, lu>pt ~ until no'Dclng the otbtt car wa1 n'iav'll. pciliiDt. .., ... ,,,. motorist they c1rv<e poi1. Jn Sp<nco of Colli M.,., ..., credl .... bJ pol l<o with pulllnc Slrlekfln rram tba bumlna car. • Gunshots were ful'd and tear gu wu hurled at the ltudenta, Alter the l~ mbtui. exc.hange, two ttudenll lay dead. 1"J!woo-Nave been shot and t.hl!nl may be more Jf neceuary," •kl Baton Rouge Mayor W. W. Dumu. tt We've aent the dogs In to 1et thoin out of the building. Our people are out there now. We are going to take back over the ad- ministration at an:' COii. '' Hypolite Landry, Eut Baton RDuge Parish coroner, confirmed tha t lwo persons were dead. ''There. ls a prlce that you pay for ap- ~ment. '' Oumu aakl. "and lf you ap-Pease people, yoo ca n expect the wont." Militant atudents al the mostly black college boycotted clusn for two weeb, ,..king the resignation of the achool president m:t more student control over campus life. They held tho admlnlslratlon building for eight days, but gave It up last week when the president mlgned. They 'took It over agaln today . After the shooting, police harricaded the campus. Ambulances sped on and oft the college grounds. Gov. Edw in Edwardl callOO out 700 Na· ltonal-.Guard-troops .lo res.tore calm at the achoo!, Which had I Oluclenl tnrolJ. ment of 1.400. Dumas aakl bthrttn 200 to 500 ttudtnt.J wt rr lnvolvtd In tha aelzure pf the build· n\1. The mayor said more uran JOO lhcr· lfr1 drpuUes w'"' used 10 rq1ln cootrol of the buildln1. "We don't want anybody tut," Dumu 1ald whtn the ornc.n movtd In. ''ThiJ la our prlmt concern -IO 1« the unl\lent. ty back, wbtl'e It be~1. In the handl of the adrnlnilttaton.. A·W-Mid lhe depotles ........ Into I crowd or ltudenls blocklnc the .... trance to the building. The two groupe wm t11k1ng •hen a 1mote bomb wu thrown at police. Oraa11e • Weadter Par1ially doudy with aattered lhoftn iJ how the -Iller io4J .... l"riday, wtlh ............... on Satunlay. <learln& by Late after.. noon. Stand .~y for a wet ... -..... Temptra1urb on F'ridly M. Loww IOniCht bet....., *'1 INSWIE TOD~ 'l' r ... 11_. B<adl polb o//tctr1 haw bt.nt laOttOrcd fM brnf'trw "''" mtdol.I of JG:olor ffn' 0•1<""""119 """"· St• l'aQf I. u.. .... tJ ..... .... """'""' ~ .. .... ...... . ~ ": ::'."":': ... ~ , .... ..,., . ...... .. ~....,_ .. " ......... ... t---.. _ • .,..... • c...,...~ .... ,_.. ., =-:: .:;,. .. ; . =. ... ,.,.. •t • • --.. .. .._. . I • • ~ OAILY PILOl SC • 0 1tof re Platt .. Prop. 20 Effect On Park Studied Suzy Pain In Neck - And Nos e - " The effrcts of the coastal initiative and a recent federal offer to mat ch $250,000 in devel'lpment funds on the state 's master plan for Sat. Onofre State Park Beach are no1v being analyzed in Sacramento. Bob t\1eyer. state park and recr~llon department official, said Wednesday that Profs Give UC Students Mo r e Hours SAN FRANC ISCO iAP) Full professors at the University of Cahfoniia's nine campuses spent an aven.igc or 6.2 "contact hours" a week with students in the fall of 1971 , ac- cording to a report presented to th e regents today. Based on data gathered for the fall quarters of 1970 and 1971. the results show a general increase in the number of hours faculey members spent i n classroom instruction w i t h un· dc rgraduates. especially in the ]O'ft'er division. The s1udy, prepared for the commitlee oo educalional policy, indicated that in 197{1 full professors averaged 3.3 un· dergraduate contact hours weekly, while in 1971 the figure was 3.9 hours. Professors also spent an average of 2.3 hours with graduate students in 1971, making up the balance of the 6.2 •·con- l~ct bours." Associa te professors averaged G.9 "contact hours" per wee k, assistant pro- fessors 6.7 and instructors 10.5, the study shO\l'Cd. Slate Finance Director_ Verne Orr, scheduled to address the regent s finance commil!ee, said this week that audits by his department have shown that UC faculty men11x'rs do not °""1lrk as hard as university officials say they do. He said the university claims the figures are up '10 percent since last yea r's study. "If you take a catalog and look up the courses a professor teaches, you have trouble arriviflg at the same number of hours," claimed by the univerSlty, Orr , ~~id in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. F rom Peg~ 1 BLUFFS ... deL'.lil and criticized its prejudice and ita lack of sources to back its claims. "It is the worse use of prime coast property," said Divel, who is concerned with preserving historical sites in the city. He charged that !he council, if ap- proving the EIS, would hasten "the dest ructi on for eve r of the bluffs." Military chaplain Edward Gallegher of ro5 Pasadena Court said the development at 407 Pasadena should be a park. "1be land has been raped,'' he repeated. He >aid wildlife has been driven out or the are: and lhal ruture traffic would be Jnbearable. Another man said he came lo the city rrom Miami because it was dirfererit, but ::!aimed San CleJI!ente was becoming as bad as th'at resort town. Speaking. in favo; of the proposal, Roy Campbell o! 1209 La Jolla said that the new style would Improve the look of the bowl area of San Clemente. The plarming commlss}on and a city EIS review co mmittee had already aJr proved the statement. foUowing tbe council action. Mayor Arthur Holme.!! sak!. that the city does need a type cf historical committee to determine what sites should be preserved ahead of time, not after the fact. 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Other than adding "another level ·<I! bureaucracy.'' however. 11eyer doesn't think the initiative requirement:s: will af. feet the plan. He would hope for an alm03t automatic approval of the plan, and for a "fine relationship" in working with the com- missions. But ~1eyer was a little less certain \\!ednesday about whal the offer by the Department of Housing and Urban Dfo\·eiopment of $250,000 means. Pn!sidtnt :'Ill.ton first convinced the ~farme Corps at Camp Pendleton last year 10 k>ase 2,945 acrts at the beach site for park lands. He later authorized ft>deral aid to speed the project. Jolly's Comi1a9 DAILY PILOT l "H Ptlofl VENICE, Fla. (AP) -Suzy, an aging, onio&-n1tlnching circus giraffe, has been shipped to 'Florida to live out her da)ll in sunny retirement wilh a llama, a gqrilla, a camel and -bad breath. Slo"'ed by age, Suzy, 2:, backed her way out of a bright green circus wagon Wednesday lnto a corrugated steel retire- ment vma, a hunk of Bennuda anion wedged between her teeth. "Just imagine riding all the way from New Yort to Florida with that brealhing on )'OU," qttipped O;ucllj McWilliwru, Suzy's bandier. Theo he fed her a whole ck>ve of garlic. It's not known how Suzy acqulrecrhei peculiar taste. "We've been feeding her onions and garlic for years. Tltey're like a special treat to her,~' said McWllllams. "I guess nobody· thooght too much ehoot ii before."' For a balanced diet, Suzy also partakes of apples, hay and carrots. A s1ro.ooo matching grant was ac- Ct"pted.. by 1he state, largely through the efforts of ne.,.,·Jy elected C.Ongressman Clair Burgener. from lhe federal bur~ of outdoor. recreation lo fmance in-- stillation of water lines at San Onofre this wint'!r. Jolly the Clown, an ex-circu's performer, will enter· tain, do magic and present awards for best book· rnatks Saturday at San Clemente Library as part of National Children's Book Week. The shows will be at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. A scale model of Ringling Br~s. Circus, circa 1900 will be on display. Mean- while, Kelly Pruitt, 8, and Sheilah Pruitt, 3, of Dana Point, keep up with their reading. Purple-eyed Suzy, 16 feet tall, ts retir· ing from show business with RiDgling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus. When she wasn't performing in Madi.son Square Garden with the menagerie staff, she stayed at an animal farm near SUffem, N.Y. The $250,000 is above and beyond that. Bui ~1eyer was looking at it cautiously \\'ednesday. The paperwork on the deal will begin, but ··'ft·e ha\'e to find out what strings arc attached," he said. He said the monies \1·ould pr ~bably go for bicycle trails and other design elemer.ts, but that, too, has to be examined by the state. Laguna Woman Ass aulted, HA.;i'i{iU~ • • • "She's not sick," explained Rick Hansler, a circus spokesmar:.. ''Just old." Hansler. saic.i the long-necked buff.and· chocolate colored animal has lived three years beyond normal life ei:pectancy for a giraffe. li-1eyer :;aid he expect~ a chance to look at the Cf'lldilions of \he off4;?r late to- Gets Away From Abductor hearings over a two year period. Mrs. Johnston testified that Jiartelius repeatedly injected her daughter with Demerol (a highly potent narcotic) despite the witness's repeated pleas ihat he halt the practice. For the three-<lay, 1,500-rnile trip to the Sunshine Statt, Suzy wile.lee\ down tho interstate highway In a 14.-foot wagon atop a flatbed trailer. For a IS.foot gir-- affe, quarters ~eer a bit cramped. day. ' 'Mle surprise grant may have come, park officials said, because of President Nixon'~ continued interest in the project. The recreation funds, if approved by the state, may hasten the development sligbUy. Temporary water and sewage faclJJtles A Laguna Beach saleswoman was rob- bed, forced to commit a sex act and near,ly raped and kidnaped. Wednesday night by a gwunan who pttlended to From Pagel have been provided by the military and -PARKING the state ha.s installed 50 campsites , , , there. · Meyer added that proposition 20 and its e-0ndition.s, wcin't really hinder the plan if the red tape can be w«~ed out It is possible that the ma*r plan could be moving through the legi!latiJre with budget requests at the same time lt goes to the regional commission, he said. Free Movies Set For Oemente On Wednesda ys Free movies -ranging from bull fighting to W. C. Fields -will be Shown at the san Clements: Teen ~ter at the commtmlty center on Del Mar for five Wednesday nights beginning Nov. 29. All btgh school students are invited to the fthns. Scheduled. are: -Nov. 29 : "Bold Man." -Dec. 6: "Gymnastic Flashbacks:" scenes from the beginning of television j,o the present; "The Pharmacist" with W. C. Fields; "'Phantom of the Opera" \Yith Lon Chaney. -Dec. 13: "Dancing Profit" and "Girls in Danger." -Dec. 20: "Wrestling" and "Son of the Desert". -Dec. 27: "Day Manolete Was Killed" (bullfighting ); "Pas de Deux" (modem dance); and a skiing him . Third Bi g Storm Dump s Another l11ch Onto Coast The third stonn in a week hit Orange Ccwrty early this morning, dumping nearly an inch of rain on already saturated groW1d in its flnt four hours. A spokesman for the Oranae County Flood Control District said .95 Inches of rain had fallen between 4. a.m. and 8 a.m. lod&y. That brings thla season'• tota1 to 3.33 Inches. Last year at this time , the county had a meager .31 Inches of rain. The heavy downpour caused minor noodlng throughout the county and highway crtws and lrvlnfl police were forced to close .... down .the br idge on MacArthur Boulevard over the San Diego c~k. · The heavy runoff flowing ln the CN!f"k bed rose so quickly, offlctrs said, they feared the bridge would be wuht.'<1 oul Trafflc across the bridge was stowed nt So a.m. and was rerouted. The heavy no ... tn the channel, which ~mes from seven canyons ln the Santa Ana Moun· talns. also flooded tht ln1ersection of Unlvtrsity Drive and A.1acArthur, near the crtt.k, closing lhal lnterstt'tlon. Elscwbert. city crews from Seal Dearh. lo San Clemente were on standby, 'A-'Ork· Ing to keep storm drain! clear of dtbris, cleaning up fallen 1~1 and providing sandbags at pottnll•I flood points. Merchants In downtown l.aguna Beach sandbagged their stores and shop1 in •n tffort lo preventl the floodln1 that ·hll their bust~ase1 during Tutaday's 1tonn. l Weather forccast1 predict the stonn wlll inten.slfy 11 the day,.., on, clearm, out by Friday .. morning. scattered showen near the mountalm and pirtly cloudy skies art tX'J)l'Cted ln Its wake. seat restaurant, but its parking would be on.site. • A retaining wall, probably four feet iii height, would be put across the off-street lot to prevent lights from shining onto residences. Bill Walker of the city parking conr mittee told the cowicil that parking was needed in San Clemente and that current plaru: call for eliminating parking along El Camino Real. '!be lot In question, Walker said, will have landscaping over and above the city code requirements and will be "an asset to the comm.Unity." A number of citi7.ens llpolte against the lot, putting forth rumor tllat the Harley- Davidson Motorcycle Company was financing part of the project and the lot might be lull of motorcycles. Prebl .. denied this. Carl Kegley, attorney, represented many of the residents and said there was "1trong opposition to the project in en· tirety .'1 • Councilmen Cliff Meyers and Wade Lower voted against denying the residents' appeal. Meyers said he didn 't tbiJU he had a "moral right" to impase something on them they felt was detrimental. Officials Drop ' Plan to Permit Booze on Beach The Orange County H a r b o r s • Beaches and Parks Commi.!lsion has dropped any thought of allowing alcohol consumption on county beaches or park lands. Bu~ commission inquiries tnto the legality of such an action revealed the entire ordinarce prohibiting alcohol in county recreational arees may be un· constitutional. The county can prohibit drinking but It can't stop someone from having a bottle or a six-pack With him, commisalonen wer.e !old Tuesday by Deputy County Counsel John F. Powell in a formal opin- ion to the commission. "An exa1nlnation. of tbe present county on::llnance regulatlng alcoholic beverages in recreational areas indlcate1,Jhat Jts scope Is broader than ts permlttea by the Callfomla Constitution." Several meetings ago. the commission decided lf? look into lhe possibility of allowing Hat'bon, Beaches and Parks Director Kenneth Sampson to pick and choose areas where alcohol could be used -Including county beachel. Commisskmen had become disturbed that dr!nkil>g aboard a boat In county harbor waters ls particularl)' bard to pollct and the power to dt:termtne where drinking Is legal should be left up 10 them. Powell told commisslone.n that hls review of dtclslons by aU!te courts and the attorney general revealed any tffort by a Joc•I government agency to prohibit poosessloo ol alcohol st•ps on tbe toea of 1ta1e law. · ~ "It ls our opinion that the ,state con· stltutlona!Jy ··reserves lbfl right • to ttgulate~ po51eUioa, manufacture, sale and trlnr.:portatlon oC alcohol," Powe:U said, "But recent rulings Indicate WI!: can still control consumption. Bui Powell 3tres:sed-ttr3t until the coun· ty ordinance .. revised lo cover only con· 8Umptlon, •nuts could be 11111 mod• on possession charges. purchase women's apparel from the shop. The 29-year-otd woman escaped from her would-be abductor as she was being forced to the man's car parked in front of the Coast Highway store, but only after having "been forced into sexual sub- mission inside the shop. The victim screamed and.fled from her gun wielding assailant after reaching the sidewalk. She broke away, fell and was recaptured by the man who then sud· denly released her, ran to his car and sped away. Laguna Beach Det. Gene Brooks said be believes that an arrest may be im- minent In the case today after late-night investigation. The man first came to the shop shortly arter noon. He looked at women's clothing and indicated be was interested in purthasing an expensive dress. He said he would return later. He came bact that evening-and u the saleswoman was w;rltlng out a receipt for the dress, the man pulled out a gun and forced the woman into a back room. There, he Ued her, went to the front of the •Jore, 8COOpod $&:! f-the casli drawer, Jocked the door and turned off the lights. Returning to the back room, he forced the woman to commit a sexual act, Brooks said. "His intentions then were to take her to his car outside," Det. Brooks said. 'n>e struggling woman managed to break free. After catching the ecreaming, fighting woman the man apparently lost bis nerve, frightened by proximity of rush- hour, passing motorists along Coast Highway. . ''#till' 1 • • • I OO 's of Values! IMMEDIATE DE LIVERY Plu1 11ction1! 9•1V1 In lux· urioul" h11vy imported vii. vet ev1ll1bl1 in "9 a n y choices of co Io rs a nd febrlcs. Sale $595. She sa id Mrs. 11elendrez deteriorated from an attractive, neatly dressed nurse to an uncaring and untidy woman who failed to taJce proper care of her two children and speTit most of the day as1eep in bed. Mrs. Johnston said she ·moved into her daughter's nearby home.in Costa Mesa iil a bid to halt what she felt was Mrs. Melendrez's mounting addiction t o narcotics allegedly supplied by Dr. Hartelius. She told the committee that she s1ept with the telephone under her pillow so that her daughter could not call Dr. Hartelius for more shots of Demerol. Mrs. Johnston, obviously under great emotional strain, was asked about her daughter's reaction. "She cried and she cried and she said 'Mom, you just 1don't understand'," Mrs. Johnston replied. • She denied under questioning from de{ense attorn.ey Matthew Kurilicb that her • d3ughter had used ~marijuana, narcotics and LSD In the years before she met Dr. Hartelius. Mrs . Johnston admitted that her daughter had attempted to commit suicide "three or four times." Bot she in· sisted under Kurilich's intensive ques-- tioning that all those attempts occurred after she met the silver-haired physician. Mrs. Melendrez died at borne in September of 1969. Her death certificate notes that she died as a result of choking on her food. · Mrs.. Vaughn has testified that Dr. Hartelius gave Mrs. Melendrez an in- jection shortly before she died. UNICEF Cards Now Being Sold The 1972 United Nation Chidren's Fund (UNICEF) greeting cards, notepapers and calendars are now being sold at the Sean Clemente Post Office and by residents Mr. tlnd Mrs. John Erickson. EriCkson, cf 1901 S. Ola Vista, is vclunteer cba.irman of area sales ror UNICEF, which aids children In 11 coun- tries and four continents with proceeds from the cards. Designs en the cards are donated by artists and museums. Erlckson said the 1972 cards include Eskimo graphics from Canada, masterpieces by Matisse and Moridrian and religious art from the" Vatican and Ittland's Sacred Book of Kells and various Yuletide designs. Spare Tire Stolen From Mov iegoer Another tire theft -this time·rrom in· side a car -took place in San Clemente Wednesday. Ben Kasey Metcalf ol :111631 Las Palmas told San Clemente police he bad parked his car next to the theater at Boca de la Playa and El Cam!no·Road. Upon returning to it, he found missing a spare tire which had been stored in the backseat. It was valuEd at $80. holiday salel O range County's Largest Selection of Contemporary Furniture open Sunday 12-5 entire inventory ' reduced ! .~ .. ,··.·') ... " .•.... "' • .-t .• --'----' .., • '1'r ~~ .. ' .1... • •.•.• daily I f-9/satu rday _I l-bfsunday ·1-5 • p~ 548-55 18 •toll fre e 546-12 62 b alsam's COtll(tllpC·f<1rq furntlur<•,., ,t. • ,' I .'l,t • I.•'._ •. ,,,,!' l,j •.•1\ . ' ' ' • I • -· I I , Thuffilay, NovemOff 16, l<J72 DAILY PILOT What's Doing . Artists' ~Briefs r .. Real sippin' whiskey Outdoors ·t:ottam UCI Kickers ·-·--~!!-'NIEMIE~. • v &!'I-: =Fall-to-B:r-uins - Helped by early' winter at«mJ and otrona wtodl, Southland ersa1.ue waterfowlera enjoyed good to excellellt duct hunting thJa put week. . . · Large rughts of ducb are winging lbelt way .Into Soutbem Calllornla dally, and a look at the back bay will excite any duck hunter. The white apota ooe ..., 1'blle looking over the blulll are the white breast& of bull sprig, thouaandl of Ibero. In the past couple of weeb b1n1ting hu JnlproYed oo Ill pr~ vate clubs In Orange county u bunter• are dropping all large ducb from -the aky. Irvine Lake, which II operating a duct bunting club this ,..,.,.,, hu bad fair to good abootlnl for c!W- ing ducb and sprig. Hunting bas been only fair at Wiater oo the Salton Sea, but shooting Is expected to improve after tbe split In the ......_ Clubs lurrounding the sea are reporting excellent shooting for sprig and teal. More and more g .... are aJao moving l<OW1d ImperW Valley but to date very few honkers have been bagged. This writer bunted Big Bear Lake with Pat Patterson this past weekend, .Following the worst storm of the young wtnter one would figure that the birds would )>e moving, but 17 degree temperatures froze most of the open water and putting out the blocb was almost impossible. There are still a Joi of big ducb aroilnd Big Bear, but Ibey are Dying high with only early morning shooting being produc- tive. Hunting pressure has fallen off, also due to extreme cold weather. · Ducks, Geese Get a Rest Tbe first half of olll' tPlft duck aeaton comes to an ead Saturday. The season wDI reopen on December 2 and mnalD open tbroagb January !O, tm. -. U banters blw.d on baatbll dm1q tbe spilt tbey will have to drtye &o banting: are11 in. Ctltral ud Nortllen: California. la Wasco jast north of Bakersfield, haaters cas 1Jioot at bo111 GU- breat1t1 Brol. Duck Club and the Ken National WUdllfe Rehq:e. Tbete two areas bave beell prodociDC u:ceQent •ada& ftr anattacbed banters as lots of sprig, ital, malll!'ds and spoonltt are uJng Ille feedlnl and restlal are••· 1tetervatfou are mandal«Y at bolll _, spots to In..,. good hlblds on weekendt and holldaJS. Tiie Kera lldull• -ta only on Sunday and b:anten are Umlied doe to low water tldl year. ' Steelhead Noto BittillfJ Rains in Northern Califcrnia have triggered the beg1nning of the steelhead sea'son. Flrst reports from guides in Northern California and Oregon indicate a good season ls just around the co~tly only small -steeU., are being taken on Eddie Pope lures Lure Jeiwen lures and fresh roe, but later on this month and 1into December and January bigger steelhead will find themselves in the nets of happy anglers fishing the big rivers of the Pacific Northwest. / Anaheim Lake Open to Public 1 One of tbe mor;,. popular trout ftlllllng laUs In Soatllenl CaJI. fornla opened Its gates to pabllc 11111 pall week. ~.!::I located just off the Rtvenkle Freeway 1n ADUetm 0peo1ng day crowd• witli escellent trout flslllng for rafBbon up to .%'1.i. pounds. ADglen rigged wltll llgbt ta<Jde and alllg safmoD egs, cheese and tares took bome lotl of Hmltt of opting boWS. Flab- Ing houri are from 7 a.m. 't:D S p.m. and the lake ts closed <o• l\1onday and Tuelday. For additional Information pbone SU-7191. Catfish, Bass Actiiie Channel catfish remain Ver/. itdive at Vail Lake to top all other freshwater species .found in this lake: Water temperature Is dropping but cats are. still. being found m the allallows. Fair to good action on troUl, crappie, bluegil and aorne ball ls rounding out aption at Vall. A trio of Orange County anglers, Larry Frazier, Denny Pel>- pera and Paul Rodriquez nailed 15 caUIJh weighing a total of 138 poul)ds. The best action Is being fOlllld in tbe late'• - bays, GOOse, Hunter 's and Bayou and cats are hitting best OD fresh cut mackerel and bonito. Other lakes in Southern California report Vf!rY limi~ action for all species of fish, although an oceulonal good stni:iger of bass and trout is being caught at lakes cacbuma and Piru. Ocean Fishing Drop• Off Cold water bas taken ltl toll on ocean anglers u very ulnKed surface action Is belnf enjoyed by uglen fbllllll aboW New- port Harbor'• fJDe . Deel of sporlflllllinf boob. Botb Art'• Landini ud Davey'• Leeker (...,, bertlted 1t the Pavilion) are 1'1111lihlg regwlarly scbeG!ed lrl(ll oDl lo nd< cod bole1 a few mile• off Ute beach and ue retm"mll.r wtt11 Um~ tts of rock flsb for 111 anglen. A few boelto and bail are also beblg talten oa lla1f day boob but these game fighters wU1 dlupptlr IOClll from local waten. Break.....Ur Bas• BittillfJ Dave Myers of Laguna Beach reports that fishing for calico bass along the · breakwater ls fair to good for baM running to four pounds. Myers has been fishing during the late evening hoUrl and picking up nice stringers o! hard fighting bass while us~g freah water bait casting ouUlts rigged with leadhead type jigs. South Coast Winner To Pwy at Fresno If Orange Coast College defeats San Diego Mesa Satur- day nighl and Ftijterton upsets Cerritos, OCC could be voted ' into the state JC football playoffs. 1r that does happen. OCC'• Pirates would face the Valley C.onference winner ( e J th e r Fresno or Reedley ) at Fresno on the weekend of Nov. 24-25. Seedings for the playoffl were arranged Sunday with the South COUt Conference (of which OCC Is a member) ra ted No. 2 In the !IOOlh. Other aouth 1eed l n11.: Metropolitan No. t ; Southern Cal No. I: !l!Mlon No. 4; and Westero SllJa No. 5. Here are the pa\rinp: Pasadena or El Camino (Metrop>IJtanl vs. Westml State. (West LA, S ant I Barbara oc lloncock ). -eonlmnce -vs. RJo Hondo < Soutbenl CIJ) Pro Results ~~$..: .. ' ~_ .,,.,.; 'e , .... -, ....... .. . ~. fl • at Cerritos (Saturday, Nov. 25), 7,30_ South Coast winner vs. Fresno or Reedley (Valley) at Fresno. West Valley (CamlnO Norte) vs. Cbabet (Golden Gate) 11 Hayward (Saturday, Nov. 15). All lealm, oltes and datea will be detmnlned after lhll weekend's final rqullr - games. Leal Sets Speed Mark Butch Leal of Nor1hrldie drove bis fl1moutb ~ OVtt a C)lllrler-m!le count bl 1.11 -. bltlln( UO.IO mlla .. hour to -tht f-1pe«f and quJdtnt ela)>IOd time In pn> -car ....... Wedneldly niClll II ~ County lnt.,...tloool -1)'. Leal -an BUI Jenkins of .Mllvem, P1., In tho ~ match r-Jenkins whlppod his Clem>lel Vega· ovtt tltO courae In I.It -and hit a top speed of Ill .It mpll. " Tbe loss of tailback Dave Marriner to an Injury early tbli -ll>ook up the Lal\llUI Beach football team'o offense Ii the worst way IJOl- UCLA's llru1nl defeated tbe UC Irvine soccer team, :i.o Saturday on a wlnckwept, IJOQY lleld on the UC! cam- pus. Santa Ana, 7-2, Sunday at San- ta Ana llJih to Improve its r-d to :i.o. 118uJta,. Singles -Jun Cllderwood CLB). defeated Dao Gan.a 7~. U M ; Ron PommelJ (SA) deleated Norm Powell M , .-.: alble. · A» the one who may ultimately be lbe most af- fected by tbe turn of eveota Is Junior Pete Cottam, the heir apparent to MarrJner'1 tallbaclt spot next sea.on. · Tbe Bruins' are Ulldefeated thlJ aeuon and have only a Ue with USC's TrojanJ to 1N11' tbelr otherwile perfect reoorcl. -'llle·BruJna·MUed-tbelr flnt IOI!. wilb 11 minutes lefl In the !Int baJf with the -"""" Ing after 111 Anteaters mJa. Gn1I! Bowen (t.11'. defeated Bany--u, ~I, ..,, 1'1tii!UciYiffiAiiGiii"BiiiiiiOiiw.ii!iil'Y:"16PiiOi;r:-m;;-;-,,..-,,;rr;;-,,.;~ Vietor Frezza (LB) defeated! KEN UCKY STRAIGHT BOURB N WHI K y . 86 PROOr • EZRI\ BR Charles Whltson (M, 7~); 1-----------------=~==-=:..:..::=.-:::·_:':._'· John Ollslund (LB) defeated "We felt Pete was the se- cond best runner on the team thlJ year and we uaed bim at tight end while we bad Mar- riner," Arti!ls coach Hal· Akins says. "He's the type of kid you Uke to have bl there some place." When the Artists take the field against Dana Hilla Fri- day Cottam will be starting at the tailback apot for the se- cond time, having made a creditable showing in his first try last week again1t University. The H , 140-pound junior bad only ona ruablng opportunity going 1Dto last wee,k.'1 game, but he plclted up 66 yards Jn IS carries against the Trojans and bad a 45-yard scoring run nullified by a penalty. "He'a a fairly tough kid with a good change of pace in hls running and he's probably a bout the tbltd or fourth fastest kid on the team " Akins says. ' "He cut back against the grain well on that run last week, and It's just a shame It was called back. Looking to th1a week's opponent, Akins looking for another teat fOr hJs defensive aecondary from the Dolphins. "It'• Incredible the number of good quarterback> Jn tbll league, It oeems we juat get put one and there 'a another in line,'' AklM aays. ' 'Unlveralty'a quarterback passed tbe eyes out of the ball last week, and Dana HillJ' Blll Springman can do the aame thing." "They're a very .. scrappy team for aopbomore1 and juniors, and rm sure they'll be emotional for tbia one. We were up v«J lilgh emotionally for University but made too many rnlstakel. "Dana Hills IS tbe kind of team that can upset us 1f we make the 1ame miJtakel against them." ' ta1te 30 mipulel Into lhe eOc<iod period, • John McCraclten, captain of tbe UCLA aquad, felt UC! WU one of tbe louibeet bis J1n>11P bad fa<ed Ibis ....... According to Anteaters coach Bill Albcroft, it WU UCl'a best same of tbe year. He singled out Fred Albertson in tbe toal and bacb Brad Skin and Bob Guthrie for outstand!nJ Individual performances. ~ The Laguna Beach Tennis Association's B team defeated Coast Area Prep Polo Results Don B!ebJni '-2, 1-3; Dee Grace (SA) defeated Armena Powell 1-3, 1-2. Doubles -CaJderwood. Bowers (LB) defeated Gana- Ricbardlon. H, 6-Z, 7 • S ; FNm-Obalund (LB) defeated Pcmmets-Flebllng 6-3, !H, 6-3 ; PoweJJ.PoweU (LB) delellted GraCe-Whltaon M, 6-3, 7-5. Girl• voUer'11 teams from Corona del Mar High and Msrlna High will coµipete bl - the quarterfinals of tbe In- augural CIF girls volleyball tournament Salurday with 10 a.m. testa against Mltaleste and Santa Monica at Redondo Beach High School. ~plains Chrllty Akin and Sine Monroe, along with CdM teammates Bille DeFu~ ter ,Joe Anne Bandel, Miry Teeter, Barbara Loltz and Greb Bergdabl paliWd off Canyon High (lll-7, 1>11 ·and Montebello (IH, l&-t4 J to gain the semls. 'lbe quarterfinals. semis and championship flnaJJ wlJI be held Saturday. .... UC Irvine will form a rugby team Saturday morning lt 10 when coach John Es a e i - llOUllds the call to batUe for tbe nm ttme t!1ls year. Jamie Grant returns to head tile list of veterans. At S-8, 1'5- tx>Unds. he has been a member of the . American rugby team that toured Australia and New Zealand In other }'ear'. For further information, contact Esaex at 1136-7947. .... Cal Sllte (Long Beach) will conclude the 1972 football aeuon wlth a pair of games at tbe Big A Jn Anaheim with Northern Illinois furnishing the OIJPollltlon Friday night and San Diego State a week from Saturday. 'Mckell for both games are on sale at the Big A stadJi.zm u"""'"'"' VMl#Y • , , s-1 bo:r otnce through Friday of e1 Oor8do • , s ,_1• this week from I to 5. For the ~~ 121~"& (~... UI. San Diego State contest, the un1~.z.,,..... v~", • ,_1, bo:r offtce wtl be open Wednet- 1!1 o • 1 ,_ 1 day, Friday and Saturday next Unlvwt(fV -,..: ton.t 121. week during the same hou-MeC!UK.-, {1),'l:(imc>Mll {SJ, 1"11111111' ,.,, 1s1. Reserve seat tickest for the Unr-vty ~ • , .._1• games sell for $4 each with Mann. a, FV ~:::..-: 9C0ftfl0: 1 ~.;,..o-1n. general admlaa1on ducata Rll· Stouftl'otlurl 111. ~ 121, l"k1n1 ing' for $2.ISO. Ill, Mm (2). Jtll" v~ The RMual Christmas four· Seeded High ==..... o I : 1-J will handball tournament will ~tminttr. IC'Wtrle: ~ -1"· be played on UC Irvine's ln--.......:z.t:,r... door court• Dee. lll-17 under In Tourn' ey WetttWfldlr , , , , _ • the auspices of the Southern ~ I I 0 I -, Ca!Uornla Handball Aaoda-·;;;;;;'~·>.~;;,;==m;m:··~· ..... ~~="'18=~=~-'~"·~· w~~~-~t~Joo~.~~~~~~~-tl Marina High'• V1klnp andll ~:@ ~xoxoxo~ The Vi.keai of coach Jim Stephens meet John B1ker'1 Trttons of San Clemente in first round action at Marini whlle Dave Brown'• Barona tangle with Wamn a t Westminster at the same Ume (8,30). Westminster Meets Kennedy a day later in lta gym. The oo- ly other Orange Cout area team In the !Mum toumey II Marini'• No . 2 team, which meets El Modena Dec. 5 at Marina. The Westmllllter c 1a1 b marks coach Doog Stocllbam'I debut as tbe Lions coach. AT MAlllllA -·-" ~¥t.iafl~-1 1a,.,.._ .... Hlfftl• ¥t ....... Menk.I -7 ·~ T.....,. fDM. IJ LI Mllllt.MI. vt Mlt.i.ttt -•~• ""'- •I ~ vt #Mint II -1 ""'- At ..... ter .,.....,. lDIC. ., P:IUl!tlfft Vlllly ¥t WlrNll -I :• ,m. LI,..., vt .... _ -7 p,11'1. ,....., fDec. I) ... ~ ............. ...," ... ~ -•:a,_ 1tn.li. ....... 1 M1 -71t.M. ·l:lllllQ bob r:llt1 lyman'• MEN'S SHOP HOLIDAY FASHIONS -IN ITCICJI . LAYAWAY NOWI ----............ ...., ...... .,. ........... . ::; i:-: -" . . .. -.. ...... ,,, ...,._ .... _ POllMIRLY Cll' PAIADINA ROY STRUTT ~~~~· 270 •• T71h St •• Hfl ............ Ceo!• MtM 641·161\ . ' • • SKI PACKAGES DISIGNID TO APPEAi TO £VIRT MIMl!R IN THI FAMllT .. , FEATURING FAMOUS HANDS Of • FISCHER • GARCIA •HEAD• BLIZZARD •MUNARI • ASPEN •MANY OTHERS MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN PACKAGE Y• tet tM HlAD GIO-" ~is, PM Pl.,tK IMt1, •M M-4 .. T-7 ~i P.les Of•iNot'•- StORI HOURI' MON. THRU PIU .10A.M. TOI •.M. IAT. • IUN.10A.M. TOIP.M. lA MIRADA ORANGE TUSTIN SANTA ANA '"' NJWl"O•fAYI . Jltl• l"l''Ol at. Iii fUIJIN .J,1•l t l t•lfT •tM-t•flll.+Utll ,.,._.,, t )l•lflO ""'--tlJ·Mlil ,,_ ttl Jlt1 NOW, 4 ~ORll tN OllANGI COUNTY .. • .. I '' • .. . . OAlLV PILOT SC ,.,,.,_, N"'mbtr 16, 1972 United Gets Bid £0..r Noise Study CIUCAGO (A Pl -Untted Air Lines says It has been granted a $1.$ mllUon contract by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to develop an alrcrart landing pro cedure that could significantly reduce n o l s e levels over a i r p o r t {'Om· munilies. The system invol\'t>S use of avionics equlpn1ent that a\\ows ' pilot-; to land jetliners b~· us- ing what is called <i two-seg· men! approach . "In the first or upper seg- ment o( the approach, the aircraft descends at a steeper· than.normal angle until about 1.5 miles from the end of the runway.'' a UA L spokesman said. ··The descending oi rcrart then intersects the normal shallo"' glide· path for lhe Se<'- ond segment and makes a normal landing." He said ground noise levels are reduced under this system because the aircraft is more distant fron1 persons on the ground than In a normal ap- proach, and because during the initial descent the attitude or the plane perm its the pilot to use less engine thrust than otherwise required . UAL said the contract calls for installation or avio nics units on a Boeing 7 2 7 simulator at the company's Denver Flight Traning Center and on two Boeing· ·'727-200 airtraft. 11ie simillntor will be used to develop the optimum no ise abating landing profile and for pilot training. After these sludies, one plane will be used I~ YOU COULD GO BACK IN TIME by TERRY GRANT. R.Ph . . . to as 1'C'cenl as the early 1950"s, scarcely rn·ent:Y years ago, you'd discover that most of thl' drugs we • take for ~ranted today didn't exist then. Docton, in the t 950's \verc sl'verly limited -compart"d to today -in their choi('(' of medicines for treating 1heir patients. Durin~ the pnst lwo dec-ades, '>l:e have all become the beneficiaries of y.•hat can onl y be descrl br-d as a "phar- maceutical ~'('V<Jlution." Our 11lnes~ ran prci;cnlly be tn'1t.W with hundreds of new and effecliv" medical com-pounds that hnvc come into ~ing in ref'l.'nt ycllr!'. This. I.hen, ts an rxcltini:: lime to IX' alh•c. And \Vr, as pharma- cists in this rnn1munity, arc pleased that \\"t' ran play a part in this a~r. of progress. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PltONF. US \\'hen you nr>('d a dclh·rry. We \viii de· liver promptly \l.1thout ex· tra thari::c. A gtt:nt many f!Mflle re ly on 11s for their hcnl!h needs. \Ve \\'C\CQme fC'flUC'"Sl!I for drli\•cry service and ChfUltC accounts. PARK LIDO PHARMACY )51 Hotplt•I Road Newport l•ach 642-1510 ''" 0.1\v•ry ·-~ FINANCE ORANGfCOUN7Y l!A0107ELE l'HONf SERVICE ,.,, 'fax Sh~lte1• and 'neome P1toperties lSO f ~~ Deduction lhrou9h 1975 19 + -;. Projected Pre·t•r Cash Flow 80 Acre Premium Almond Grove Kern County IV72 Tex Deduc tion Av•il•ble- $40,000 1971 Ter Deduct ion Availtble- $b7 ,000 1972 Investment Te x Crtdit $3500 TOTAL CASH REQUJRED- $J q,7b0 CALL TODA,.'t' f.OR COMPLETE PACKAGE DETA!lS ON THIS AND OTHER INVESTMENTS •• bNI Hmlla1 .\trln 111.,. f.•.,....li•• "67 Sift ~at Dri"f, Stout .. 106 ~t hfld\. C.. 0166(1 1J4ft.60·10!2 . . • OVER THE COUNTER COMPLETE · ~W .. YORK STOCK LIST . . . NASO Lllllnts for Wod....i.y, No-IS, 1f12' I .. '· • .... "'" -· -J .. •• .. " " ' •' .. . . ' -· .. .. .. -· ,. •• • " .. •• ... .. ' .. .. .. .. ,, . ... •• : .. .. ... .. ... •• ;: . ... •··. •' .. . ' " .. " •• • Thursday, Novt111~r 16, 19n • Exchange List • SC DAILY PILOT For Weekender Advertising " •• . " .. ' _,. .. ' -·· .1 .. 1::· .. ' KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN .. DAU.V PILOT ThlW!dly, N°"m"" 16, 1972 TONIGH1"S TV IDGHLIGHTS ABC 0 6:SO -"Alvarez Kelly." William Holden and Richard Widmark bead cast or this 1966 west· ern set in the Civil War; KCET ll!l 7:SO -"King Lear." Shakespeare's tragedy about an old king whose pride and anger drive him to insanity. ( KBSC Ill 7:30 -"The Strawberry Blonde." James Cagney and Rita Ha)"vorth are learned in this comedy rrom 1941. CBS IJ 9:00 -"In Cold Blood." The television ! premiere of the 1967 movie taken from TruJllan Capote's chronicle of an actual murder in Kan sas. Robert Blake, Scott Wilson,'J ohn Forsythe. ' !'ffiC ~ 9:00 -Ironside. A special two-hour episode in· \vhich Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) k" reopen~ a .1nu_rder case on the strength of new evi· 111 dence ind1cat1ng that a convicted man may be in- nocent. Ca1neron Mitchell guest stars. ·-. _, -,, TV DAILY LOG Thursday Evening NOVEMBER 16 ED (W Thi Ad1ocatt1 €I) P1emi1r Mov11 tll)Nmla aJ M11 i1 (21u) "St11wb1rrr Blonde" (com) '41-James C,gney, Rita Hayworth. ''°" IJ D 0 III !lJ !ll "'"' rn illl- 1:30 m ,..,, li.rilfin Show 9:00 f) ([) CIS Th11nd11 Movie: (211f 40m) ''In Cold Blood" (dr1) ·57_ Robert Blake, Scott Wilson, Jotin Forsythe, Paul Ste•art, Gerald S. O'Louchlin, Jeff Co11y. Tiit film 1er· sion of Trum1n C11K1lt"s chronlcl1 ol 1n actual murder in Kansn: o -,Oftd,rou '1he MGUntain Girl" @ Cet S1111rt 0 Wi\d Wild Wrst m TIM fllnbtones Q) Goller l"ylt USMC @ Zoom! ED Mi Oulc1 [n1mar1C11 fI) Hodrtpocltt Lad11 ll'l ...... ., "" m AttiH 111e.m m nm stoo1•1 l :JG @ HO(lll'I HllMI fJ Mowie: (C) (90) "Alvarez Kall(" Part I (•es) '66-Willlam Holden, •Richard Wiclm11k, Janice Rule. A rtnegade ad~enlurer, brin1in1 1 herd al 2500 ca!lle tram Mexico la 1 Union ArmJ major durint the CiYil War. is kidnapped by a reek· lt:ss Conlede1a11 1ueni!11 wha lorus him to deliv11 the herd la st.a!Vin1 Richmond. Cf) CBS Hews Walter Cronkite ®)Merv li.riHil Show m w, ;rt111t11 m Cillipn'& hlMMI Qjl UE: Optti Unhtnity Mltll fD AstrOllOllJ I "Plat1el5, 3" m Jot!Rny tarsan Sllow ~ '"'" Aull a!) Tete·RrYl1t1 Muaiui 0 Ital £D Ironside "Hey, Buddy, C11n You Spare 1 lift:?'' In 1 special two -hour edition, Chief Ironside re· opens a murder c1sa on th• 1trencth of new evidence indicat· in1 an inr10tent 11U1n may hn• been corrvic:lf:d. Camtron Mllchell, Geraldine Brooks, Lonny Chipman, Antoinette Bower, Paul tt1mplon and Rn~er Perry guest. o rn rn m nr. M•n -0.1.,w lurt111 ''The White Plague Project"' Glenn becomes inwlved wilh gan1- ~ers end a p1etty bot1nlst white In· vestl11Unc a r;reenhouse fire. fl) U11 Vtr1110 P1r1 Rtc.erdar EID (j]l IRtttnltloll•I P1rt0f1Unt1 "Romeb tnd Juliet" an1 '1h1 Com· bat of T111er1de 1nd Clolinde" Tch1iUnky'S ton"• poem is 1 m1;15J. cal syntlini1 of s11U.espe1re'1 treat tr•eedy; Claudio Monteverdi's ban.t. "T1lltflde an• Clofind1" ttlll tM ~OIY ol • chrisflM prinu '"' ltis wmbat wit/I 1 Mosltm ad•tlSllJ. o~ Tiit Vir(inia11 Q!l Or11111 Cl) Dot 42 PM (fl Little Rascals 9:30 0 ..... Actioft o - 1:00 o rn o m lk•1 O lhwMn1 for hlla11 00 Trvtll or C.M1111tt11US (j) AMfic.111 Adwllllf"tl 0 WUl'I Mr Un1l lt>.GI 0 -0 ())@ fl) Ow111 M111"1ll "Cllarlie Gne Me Your Mumbe(' Drew Shield's 1ppolntment u head of 1 t1r1e foundation Is jeop11diztd by published lntlm1tlons that hit will Gloria wrs formelty a tftll r;irl. Ol1n1 Muld1ur. Eclw1rd Andrews, Rory C..lhoun, linclen Chiles 1uesl 0 Berk linolf Prntnb Tllrilllf mm - m I LOft Lucy Ql.1 Im•• If Jeannie @ lelli•d the Uflet EB Juews ~lam fDT1i Qi CWM111 Ui) fl AMf TllM tin • N•}lr Qj Movie: (C) "A fkw lillllll et ....... '1) Scietd R1ct1 • &>Cm Jul,... 'f!J llt-...... IDL.ldaltMbf•' 61) ludl1 Ubni EE KlllP.11 ot th• SU 10:30 0 T1lk lad: , Friday lilYTIME MOVIES -·--IM)'4S- ---~-... IC) "1111 -.. ~ ... (dfl) '53-GrtPJ Ptek. Sijaa1 MIJ' ...... It.II (J) "llM ~ IM '*'" l""l ·~ -"""'" ....... -· ·-...:,,. ( ... ) ~t--"" --llM-· 'ltll•tcl ~ ... flll .... • • m Selarl II M•11lt1111 Ol Mevle: "lrawblt Alt111 tie WI(' EE Dutd• s,o.u.111 (m) •&7-Dl•ne Cl110ll, Jlllllltl R\11, ·1:11. (Q ...... Nlll'll" (IUS} '11)- Mltfilll Vlldy, r1u110 1eal, l :IO 9 ..._ -•ltM" ( .. ) 1t _.,,.,. '°'"· r.tl)'ll l111. O iC>"ll"""""..._ (m111) '64--ftlilo C1$1tln.,., C.l'- 11ln1 O.ntilW. J:OO CJ) (Cl "'f011rt l Ill IOJ 111..- (111'1) '67-CU1tbtll1 Ht1tm1n. Ptter llltMf. Ill (C!"'"' , .......... ( .. ) ·51-~5111 Htyw1rd, Jofl1 Clrill "fllOI Slnel"' (Ml) '71-.lllMI f'1ndK1P. LM lir1nl -~ Otlaers B0tnf»ed en TV .. Wh y Did Ro ck Hµd son Sµrtjv~? By JERRY BUCK wben the ...... ended. HOLLYWOOD (AP ) Why W"8 Hudson the only Eight big movie stars fode in-survivor? to television last year. Only "I think ll'a the sbow.'' he. one su rvived. s~ "Mystery and comedy. 1 Rock }ludson's "McMillan tbink it's t~ onty One of it't' and \\1ite" was the olie show kind ·on television." renewed at the end of the Did he, have. any thOughts ori · season. ht the latest Nielsen why the other shows failed'! rating s it placed 11th 81 part "Being a norrlelcvision viewer of the "NBC Sonday Mystery I didn't see any of those 1'1ovie." shoWs," he said. Th~ !nOux or stars ~ Into Obv~usly, ~udson is not a telev1slon had been expt:eted man given to intros~ion or to add big name glamor to ,tbe self·analysis. home screen, but it didn't • work out that \\'ay. SOME INSIGHT into the The other stars signed ror .. : failure. of ~e movie stars to last season were Shirley transfer thelI' popularity to the t.tacLaine, Anthony Quinn, tube has emerged, however. Tony Ctfrtis, J ames Stewart, ~et w ork exect.1tives ad· James G.arner and Glenn milted they rushed for the Ford. Added to this was Henry marquee value of the names Fonda, \\'hose show had with liltle, if any. tho1i1ght premiered that J anuary. given · to the shows. In BY MlDSEASON, Mi s·s ~lacLaine. Quinn and Fonda were gone. The rest went hindsight, they vowed never again to sign a star without a firm concept of how he would be used. When NBC signed Garner, for instance. it had no idea for the show other•than the fact ENTERTAINMENT that it would be a.n hour long. Several scripts were written, including one in whic~ he was a New York Ci ty detective. Garner opted for a soil of Western in which he played a . reluctant sheriff. HUDSON. ON the other hand. had these factors in his favo r: ·-"McMillan and Wife" was ......... 1•••••1 Broadway Newcomer ....... ~,"- •iSEADREAMS'1 . . ' . '"' Mon OIMMNAI. •• llltT~~ IUllllll• l'llll ' l'llOtilCiD· ---CINE DOME 20 '" .: ___ LJ·-:r~ --CINEOOMF ll ... -. ·:r ··~-r= - - -.T! STADIUM I ·. .. ..-::! .,..,-... ,·-- NOW THlU NOY. 21 l!*llil 111:"'"11 IMWllll "NICHOV.I AM ALDAN DIA" wi-.r ot 2 o.c.n1 o.o ... ~ e••w.•r; Scrff• Ill Ct·"' (P'O) - • Al... • .. , .... ,. ..... IL.SA, THI LIONIS( IS IACll Ml,tion l r .. lldf Is ! "1"HI! OOD~ATHll" -(Ill • • "C,HAnO'S U.HO'' (!"QI "THI HIW CfHTUftlOHS"' Ill wlltl Geortt C. kotr .... "l"LAY MISTY FOil M,I." 1111 Chtr1ts al'MMil "THI! VAL.ACHI l'Al"EllS" (Il l & T .. r CwtW Ill "JHE &OSTOH STllAHQllll" Il l II l o.,..., SI. 525-3526 GOO MllP TMf fUZZI "DllTIAMi"(I ) fl•1 CllllOIA JllllllHI "UMMOlT iOllfl S .. (I) (l )l ...... IJllht1hWltli'•-l{I) 'Mildred' Improbable Play ..... · · . By WJUJAM GLOVER fan1asy makes wide audience me seduced tonight," she an-deJ· brt:Sahf ast l iftc-A .... .... , •' llnott 12l-f070 SanDl•pr .. , C•!">lraM 011-•amp t l7·01'5 II 11.tJIO/OllU.I SllAll' "'RMT Oltl" tG ) NS•UllU Sll lllA• • U.<.1 lllalOlSOll . . "0,. I at,. ... JN C.. sff f-of"(I sa .. 01•1er..,. ............... , 1s •. 1 ~tt-2.-1 lWG lOP SMW'lt "UST Pl(tUIE SMOW" 111 'lWS ••lfll IOllOA • "EAST l lOfl" (IJ (I) IMor n •u h WiTll ,,_,(II . tlotll t. KO fl "'TMf MIWCHITIJllOMS" (I I + Wlll.IAllll llOLOlll • llllHI 1011111111 .. TMI l lVUtGEIS" (PS) fl)-..W 11."h Wi*P•.-1 Il l l>n...r<1 ••• •••• or Knou ~77·2211 MOCIPlllU ... ~~~~::l~~~'I PWl•COl.01· "'T•f·D08~MSAIS" (PC) S•(lla An• r,.,,.., "'"' thapm•" •••. S'il-7022 ., S•nt• Ana ,, ....... "*"' thapmi<1 ••• ~47·6011 H~wpo•I ...... , o• I•~•• St. 'S4~ )IJ W•rn•r A•• ... " .. II•~· h 11.~. •• ,.J5tl 1.11 P I UllOAO J ACTIOI MITSI I. "IVCI & TMl PltACMll" ("l 2. "'TU Wll.D IOYllS" (Pll J, "TJll llVlllllS" IPtl NEW YORK (AP) -Are you middle-a"ged, more or less discontented, addicted to daydreams? Weil. you're just the person Paul Zindel strives to please. appease and amuse with. "The Secret Affairs of Mi Id red Wild'.' which premiered Tuesday night at appcn l improbable. nounces arr1v1ng for audnigh~ • ~1ildred is a wife who !flays· tryst in a black lace negligee all day in her ·bedroom be.hind that happens to be belled with a Greenwich Village candy a telephone service beep shop, squirreling endlesSless alarm. Zindel shows a flair for through a 40 year collection of I u n a t 1 c Ii n es an d movie magazints, watching c~rcumstances akin to Neil old fih11s on the tube and Simon, '\.Btoadway's Amba ss ad or Theater. Since Maureen Stapleton is on hand t9 portray. the pix- ilated heroine with h e r patented blend of rowdy · poignancy, t h e enterprise manages to maintain a matinee adcqtiacy. But the script's strange. \V h o oz y swoops from bathos to pathos. from riindy faTce to \vh1msical eruering contests, one or which His . plangent il"!'aginat.ion she wins in c I i m a c t i c adds f_urther reality twists disenchantment. , with a bitter-tongued sister~in• "You don't have any feel-law, and. a .v~t a!'flOU~t of ings for me anymore, that's pother. , 1nvolv1ng . 1mm1ne,nt the problem," she tells hus-demolition of M 1 Id r e d s band Roy. quai:ters and her takeover of Roy is a diabetic who com-an abandoned nunnery on pulsively eats candy and rolls Staten Island. . out . pastry dough when not . Ov~r ~n the fantasy side, serving customers or further-. Z1nd~l . ~1nds .up e~ch of lhl;l . ing nickering romance ,1•ith play. s f1~e scenes with dreamy th~ir tough Jaridl ady. subh!11a,t1ons ·sha~~ bv the "My therapist even ivants heroine~ recol_lecttons of Gene · Kelly, King Kong and Shirley 'Nutcracker' Benefit Set TemplC. The finaJe attempts to fuse actuality and make- believe as the uneasy couple tippy-ta p off into the future. Director ·Jeff B 1 e c k n er A benefit performance of Victor Moreno, fomier prin· works assiduously to make all "The Nutcracker Suite" will cipal soloist with the Ballet the a~rupt µ-ansitions hang be presented next sunday at Russe de Monte Carlo, will together. The cast surrounding the Laguna Moulton Playhouse dance, the role ol the Nut-Miss ··Stapleton is a 1 so' cracker Prince. Choreography versatile and sometimes Com· by the Laguna Beach Civic is being staged by Lila Zali, ically irresistible. · Balle Company. director of the Laguna com· Santo Loquasto's chaotic set Pro c ~eds from the PAny. . and the quick-change assort- Everything but a gooet morning kiss ... Oron_ge juice, coffee and a piping ho1 Danish ... ari on a non-~pill tray. Oel Breakfast is the non-stop breakfast now being served at all DEL TACO drive-thru restaurants-it only takes a minute and its only 69¢ .NOW SERVING 7-11 AM NEWPORT BEACH Bristol (Palisades} 11t Ci1rnpus SANTA ANA 4th SI, a nd Newport Fwy .• TUSTIN Red Hill near Santa Ana Fwy. • : • a11~ ott..f ON ... Couirty lacatlou. performance. sctiedU!Cd for Reservations tor the one--ment of costumes-provided by 8:30 p.m .. 1'l'ill be used to help night pcrtormance may be ob-Carrie F. ·Robbins are gleeful defray the cost of the ta!ned . by calling Myrtb .~tr~im~nu~·n~.g~s·~~·~;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~ 1 _fpl:a~y:ho,ulsei='s:n:e:wliic,ur:t1a:in:.:::;li~M~a=1a:b:y::•:':4~944~4~94;·:;;;;;;;;;;;;-\I" See The Professionals .•• The world famous USAF TH UNDERBIRDS' + precision ftying exhibition at 2 p.m. at the MARCH AF BASE OPEN HOUSE This Satu_rday, Nov. 18th-11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (H1thw1y 3'S SE°' Ri"'11del FREE-NO AOM!SSIOH . Aln:rtft •·DisPl•n •Air Show1 •"Apqlto SP~• Ctpsu11' Be A Professional ... The Air FCln:e offers paid training for hundreds ol lields tl'lat will aPPIY to future careers in or out ol the service. Invest a few minutes with your local recruiter •• , he can show )'OU·a better way to lilO in lilt. All FOICI l l CIUITtNCJ OFf lCft COSTll MESA lol2 W, ltlll SI. -·-HUfllTlfll01"0fll llllCN · Tl-a C-llY Miii 11Slf &MC~ l!Wi. "'-1: tt>ll•, "COMES ON LIKE A FIRE ENGINE ! I SHOOK WITH SHOCK ANp LAUGHTER !" -NEW YORK TIMES . . SHOWING NOW! laugh till you @al~ Sf mil ! AllE l 6A Rl!f\O M1 jtJ1i1i Ii R111 011i1 61 1~11~119 P11d1ttl ~l Il11 id Jay Ilisicl ADHLJS o•LY . IX) Ui11m1:h JD Ml ~AV ILOSEI A CA M BISI fllM i n'COLOR Plus•'LOYE•STORY FROM DENMARK! !'RllATIOllS" (R) ~-" ' 7 • 17 ,. --• •• ' ·-· • -- ' • Lagn11a Bea~h EDITION VOL. 66, NO. 321, 3 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 19n Council l(ills Alta taguna · x ens1on By JACK CHAPPELL Of Will EMIU.. ,II .. Std The immediate extension of Alta Laguna was dealt a death blow Wednes- day night by the Laguna Beach City Council. By· · Unanimous vote, the council rescinded previous action transferring ci· ty land to the C(lunty for use as a portion of the roadway . The council told the county the roadway is not needed at this time; but left the door open for some future con- struction of the thoroughfare after studies are completed on development of the Arch Beach Heights area. The formal motion to ''at this time abandon the idea of extending Alta Laguna" was made by COUncilman Ph1flis Sweeney. The action came after 1 e n g t h y discussion by the council and presen- tations by citizens. The road has a \ history which extends back to 1964. When it recenUy came. to pubJic at- tention, the road was felt to be a necessi- ty for residents of Arch Beach Heigbts. School children there are subject to baqg aloog the steep, hazardous ac=s roadi: A great dea1 of public pressure was placed on the city council and the county board of supervisors to step up the proj· ect. ' • • 1be roadway would link Top of the World .with Arch Beach Heights. 'Ibe road was also favored because it would improve emergeflC)' vehicle access between the two hilltop communities. Arter initial public pressure to forge ahead of schedule with constrvclioo of the road, county routing plans were delivered to the city and an immediate furor ensued. The route, which as proposed would place the road generally smack atop the city-county line, requi~ massive cut· and-rdl along the entire length. Oppooents charged the road would open up vast lliJJ<b east in county ter· ritory for development. development in which Lagwia woold have no v o l c e. despite the possible massive increases 1n traffic up and down Laguna's hill roads. One problem was that while the road would improve access between the two 1e1n Laguna Abduction Marine Arrested In Theft, Kidnap A Camp Pendleton Marine was booked this morning by Laguna Beach detectivi:;s in connection with an assault ..to commtt rape, kidnap, glDlpoint robbery and sex· ual coercion of an Art Co 1 o n y saleswoman Wednesday. Del. Sgt. Neil Purcell said the man, sought by local officers, had walked into the San Clemente police station early to- day and . told police there he thooght he might be wanted in Laguna. Homemade Bomb Damages Office At Coast School Purcell identified the suspect as Joseph Kaiser, 23, a Marine Corps. lance cor· poral. · The young serviceman bas been sought by police since Wedoesday evening, after officers recovered a coat used by an assailant to hi4e hiS victim's bound hands as be attempted to force her from a Laguna Beach shop and Into his car. 1tetThe....M:t~::: = forced into the man's car parted in front of th.e coast Hl&hway store, but only after a sex ~L . The LqUna .....,... llC!'eamed and fled from the gun-wielding .... 11ant after reaching the sidewalk. She broke away, teu and Was iecaptUml bY the ma·n· Who ·then suddenly released her, ran to his car and sped away. DAILY PILOT ...... W Paliltdl ~ A homemade bomb taped to an outside window ledge at Corona del Mar High School exploded early today, causing minor damage to the office of Assistant Principal Betty Townsend . The man first came to the shop shortly after llOQIL He came back that evening and as the saleswoman was writing out a receipt, the man pulled out a gun and forced the woman into a beck room. SOUTHBOUND AuTOS INCH ACROSS MKARTHUR l!pULEVARD BRfDGE OVER SAN DIEGO CREEK With Northbo<lnd LanH Alroady Awash, Raad" Cmn CloMd Bridgo Aft.r Thfs Photo WH Takan This Momlnv There v.."ere no injuries and police said apparently no ooe even heard the ex- plosion. . . "The tiomb went of f sometime between 11 p:m. and 5 a.m. when custodians came to work," said Newport Beach detective Capt. Don Oyaas. Investigating detectives and Principal Dennis Evans all refused to speculate as to who was responsible -or their mo- tives ror it. "I have no idea what the motive was but the person who did it has to be a little unbalanced to do something like this " Evans said. ~tective Ed Rudd who is heading a three-man team of inyestigators at the school this morning said the bomb was a (See B0~18, Page %) 1bere, be tied her, went to the front of the store, scooped $62 from the cash drawer, locked the door and turned off the lights. ·Returning to the hack room, he forced the woman into a sex act. Military · Court Hit SAN P'RANCISCO (AP) -Pvt. Billy Dean_ Smith, with Angela Davis nodding agreement, declared that lhe system of military .justice which acquitted him this week of the "fr.agg.ing" deaths of two of- ficers in Vietnam "is still riddled with in- justice." The black 24--year-old soldier from Los Angeles appeared With 11-1iss Davis at a news conference Wed>esday. Third Big Storm Dumps Another l11ch Onto Coast The third storm in a week hit orange CGunty early this marninc, dumping ne{lf'ly an inch ot riJ1t DD ~ saturated ground in ,its first four lioun. A spokesman for -the Orange O>unty Flood Control District said :95 inches of rain had fallen between 4 a.rn. and 8 a.m. tod o.y. That brings this season's total to 3.33 inches. Last year at this time. the cowity had a meager .31 inches of rain. Laguna Demands Revjew On All City Constructiolt'· The heavy downpour caused minor flooding throughout the coonty and highway crews and Irvine police were forced to close down the bridge on MacArthur Boulevard over the San Diego creek. The heavy nmoCf flowing in the crttk bed rose so quickly, officers said, they fea red"1be bridge would be washed out. Traffic across tbe bridge was !lopped at !I a.m. and was rerouted. The heavy flow in the channel, which. c:omes from seven canyons in the Santa. Alla MOl.ln- talns, a1so flooded the intersectm ·ot University Drive and MacArthur, near the cre.ek. closing that Intersection. A la\v requiring all new city ~on· struction except 30me r e s l d en t 1 a 1 building,' to be revitwed by a city panel 1,1•as enacted Wednesday night by the Laguna Stach City Council. The [).!sign Review cirdlnance will become effective Dec. 18. The (lrdJnance is desi~ned to encourage "best professional destgn practices ~ I. ns" for bu.ildhll:S, and site . · P •· I I """ .. 1er1or addltaons provemcnts, nc u~ and remodeling. d I Single family residencel and up ~es in the R·l , R·Z and R-H zones are not LJtoo eluded in the review .~· .,. __ .... f The council asked me former OVti'U o l.oning Adjust~t with the .... ~~ th; quirement and m 10 dolng, ...-." .. body's name to Board of Adjustment and ::iddcd two ne~: members. Penalty Bill Fails SACRAMENTO (API -A -1 tO m~ke jail sentencH mandatory on flnt convictions ror <lrunkeo drlvln& lalltd in the Senate Wednetdlll' after an ·~ ~:'~bl~:=.1',,; ~ci:;,-;-p_ Hobl.,I, -~~~':'-If~~..: from one to uu'C'IO 1• \ 1<:tion. New members are Michael Schley and Peter Weisbrod. They join , members Arnold Hano, lb Cbrlstlan Abel and Lu Murphin• on the Boan! of Adjustment The Ojl8C!ment of the Design Review Ordinance follows months of lljldy and • ifiiCiiiitoos by city Olllclals. - Elsewhere, city crews from' Sell Beach to San Clemente were on standby, work• -cs.. RAIN, Pap ~zi- Fiend. Hunted R,ape Victim Slaslied on Beacli SANTA MONICA (AP) -lier snns aad ifCI bound with !either shoela<os, the node· bod>' of a )'llln8 woman stabbed ti time• lllld apponnUy raped wu foond on the beach here. "It wu one of the lllOI! brutal Ind 1orltst tllllnp I've ,... in all my ft•n ut the forct," ak1 Ddec:tlve Robert Simoneau. . " Japanese Ship Towing U.S. Cutter to Island JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - A Japanese ~ -the crijlplod Coast Guard cutter Jarvta under tow ror a tiny island in Alaa:ka'r Aleutian chain today, ending a•nlneohour o;deal for the powerless and flooded U.S. vessel.· Coast Guard spokesmen said the Koyo Maru No. 3 Was draggin .. the cutter to an inlet of Sedanka Island, a few miles west of where the Jarvi.a, beset by what were described as !'mountainous seas," rested without ?ngines while an international rorce of merchant and miUtary ships moved • to the rescue through troubltd north Paci.fie waters. "We hl!Pe to. Ond some sholte!' In the Inlet w~re we can e:a:nmine the damage and ~nnine what more can be done," a Coast Guard llpolrt""'1ll said. The Kor.• .... the lits! 1hlp to """" the m.1oo1 Janlll -de9crl1ied " tlie pride of the CO.st Guard,fltet -1t It lay unable tu move or pump out water ·lhll deluced Ila engine room. "111e Jarvis la .IC>I yet in the cltar, but definitely on her way · there," the !!J>Ok-an said. Anot~1~ Jnpaneet mercblntnYln_, two Ruulan slllps ond 1 Greet -1 ...,. tlnued to respond to the Jarvll SOS. . · Spokwnto Mid !loodlllf that Inundated the cutter'• mginft room tllld been con- trolled. and Capt. f'rederlct 0. Wooley ttported hlll lhlp was .. In no lnunedlate danc<r ol 1int ln&-" The" wen no inJurlel repontd amona the crew, whlch ofnctall pl.teed It 170 men. Spokesmen d<ocrlhed the cutler'• - dlt.ioo u .. ......, but al&Wc" ts It - NUDISTS 00 lrELL IN GOOSE P .4RADE EL CAJON (All) -l'JottjOlle wlll ht ioolMt -7 at die llooltlllered In ti" Mother a-pande .au ,.... by the Swallow'• SUn lllaod 0.... The nudist -7 ..,. t1Jo bnt·lloot award tbe Id ""' ,...... • 25-knol winds and IZ.foat n-ells 750 miles southwest of Anchorage in the north Pacific. The Honolulu-based cutt~ le»l power and ability to pump water late Wedn~ driy when the engine room flooded. Also answerlnl( the cutter's SOS were fSet CUTTER, Pa1e %1 UC Profs Spend More Time No'v With Student" SAN FRAN~ISCO (AP! -Full profeaon 31 tht University o f Callfomla'1 nine c1mpu1e1 spent an averaae of 6.1 "eontM!l hours" ,. week with otudeoll In the fall of 111'1. ac-conllllf to • "'port p......,ted to the rettents today. 8ued on data pthered for the fu ll quarttrs of Jf70 and 1'71 . the ruults lhow a (entral lncfleue In the number. e;f houri faculty membtrs lpc'!nt I n clum>om imttuclion w·l 1 h un- der1raduatt1. espttlally In the lower dlvfslon. The ttudy. JftPlrtd for lhr commitltt' on educotlonal policy, Indicated 1hnt m lt'1tl full profemn l\ltrl&td J 3 un· dergradu1te con lid hours Wl"f:kJy , wtvle In lt7J the flg\I .. WU U boun. """_. 1llo -t an anrq• ol I l boun wtth gradoate stl.<lents In llr.t. mallln( up the balance ol the U """1· tad baun.'' AP.a1te pro(eaon lftl'll&ed G I .. _..,, hours" "" -t. uststtnt p«> f....,. l.l lllld inlOnl<IOfl 10.5, the otudy ll>oWed. State f'inanee Dlroclo< Vtme Orr. sdltdlled to add-the .....,1a flnantt commlltee. aald this -that audl11 by lllt" d<p&rtment havt ....... !hat UC f ....ity mcmben do no4 WOft u hltrd u ... 1 .. r;lty olllclall .., tber do. He UJd Iha unll'tn(lj claims the !l(llttS .,. "" to _, 111nco 1as1 ytat'I 11""1. • .· Today's Fl•al N.Y. Stoek.8 TEN CENTS or ow communities, it ~·ould do nothing to im· prove access to the hilltop regions. It ~·as claimed that increased deve.lop-- ment opened by the road would soon re· quire separate school and fire station facilities (or Arch Beach Heights. The council , in taking the action eras- ing the road, directed the city planning commission to place a high priority on pending study of the Arch Beach Height s area. , ow Louisiana Troops Called In BATON ROUGE, La. !AP! -Two blacks were killl'd today during a brief student takeove r of the administration building at Southern University~, main campus, police said, and Gov. Edwin Edwards orderl'd the national.guard onto the campus. Be!ore the guard arrived , state police and sheriff's deputies fired tear gas g:re-- ~ades to rout the students from the buiJIS· mg. As the occupiin filed out shortly be- fore noon, they held lbeir hands over their beads and walked past a pta:ldle of blOOd on the sidewalk tn fronl o( \he l>uildtng. PoUco aakl they llral ,., ~..aail SherirJ Al Amiss told the g<>temor, WM wu on the campus, that the studenla may have been trampled to death. Amiss was heard later by newsmen to say hi! men heard shots: Or.d from with- in the crowds. "We didn't use anything but tear gas," Amis!: said . Edwards asked. "Yoo are renonably posilive no weapom were nred?" "Yes," Amiss: said. As Ibey talked. a CM>Wd estimated by police at 3.000 to 4,000 rushed officer:1 :ind had to be rtpelled with tear gas. The~ were varying rtpOr't!I on I h e 'riumber lnjurtd, but officials dttmninrd t~·o men died . Officers ·described thll 8Cent to Ed- ~·ard!: Students were. hmde the administnr linn building and' anot her crowd ot It.,.. 1 dcnta out front when the sheriff ordertd them to mov~. They refuse!'d. ' "About that time, a ttear gu) (f"Blde etme out or the crowd at m," Amill told the governor. He said the 11tudtnl1 atarted throwln1 things and police ""ponded by llllng tear gas. An official ol th!! State Bolrd of Ed- ucation earlitr gald thrH pet'IOnl hid been lhot. Edw1rd5 c~ltt'd in the national panl In the wake ol !he violent outbont. He told offk'\>n lo .. do rvtl')'tblni JOU can to prevent \'lo~. Wt've rot to maintain rontrol.'' The shooting appnl'fntly ocrurm1 11 Edwards recommendfd that the st.ate Boord of Education ditch the pr~ oohrtion which meted otudent ec<Upallon or buildinga al lht Southern campu, ID New OrltAnl l:t.'ll week. .. It's a JltUJllon In which we IN: a~ IStt DEATILIJ, P11e ll Weatller f':u11ally cloudy wtth 1e11"'1!d &ho•·cn I! how tho we1lbtr ~ lWI Frlday. •1th more rain dDe on Saturday. cltarlq by late.,..._, . noon. Stand by for a wet ..-.... Trmper11tun!1 on F"ridl)' M. Lows tooight het ..... 4642. INSWE TODA 'l' f our N""l"'rt B<a<A J1oHM of/~m hat.ie bt~• MJlONd /or b ...... ~ "1tll M<doll ., ... ..,. , ... out1to11dr"o ittn.ic't. Su Fogt: I. L.-....,,, 11 --.. tAne.o-.. " ....... ,._ • ~ -: .......... .. 5:'--;:. ~ ~~,.: ~ ' .-.,11 JI'. 4'" ,...... ..... " ,.,,. ........... ._.. ... ---" .,..._ .. --. . ' , , OAILY l'ILOT l tl tf,..... Decoratimis Str11ng A city worker braves in clement weather outside th~ Laguna Beach City Hall to string Christmas lights for fast-approaching YuJe season . The lights are being hung in the mass ive pepper tree as part of the an nual display that brightens the municipal complex. Impact Reports Needed On 20% of County Plans By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of ltM DlllY Piiot llltf A full 20 percent of all projects proc· cssed by the Orange County Planning Department have been required to file environmental im pa ct sta tements, Assis- Lint County Counsel V.'illia m McCourt ctisclosed today. Speaking to members of the Citizens Harbor Area Research Tea m (CHART ) in Costa Mesa, McCourt ind icated that the p e r c e n t a g e could increase or decrease whenever it has been detennin· ed what constitutes nsignilicant" en- vironmental impact. The semantic question surrounding From Pqe J BOMB .• : four-inch pipe containing ei:plosives. He said It blew out the window, caused sbme minor damage to the window sill and blew some papers around inside the office. o Detective Rudd said police Wf:re C<JTl- d1:1cting e:w:tensive interviews th is morning in an effort to tum up some leads on suspects. Evans said the problem of finding the ·persons respons,lble-was -llii ble to be a big one although he did indicate he felt students at the school might be the ones who set the bomb off. "We're going to investigate this but it's a big job looking for a suspect among 2,300 stiidentJ," Evans said. He said this wa1 the fint such incident al the school th1t be know1 of. "Since I've beeri here nothing like this has ever happened. 1 do koow a similar incident Look place se,veral years back when a cherry bomb blew out a window but that's abou.1 all," Evans said. Capt. Oyaas said the bomb was the first set off Jn all of Newport Beach in a greet number ol years. "We found one at Harbor High several years ago but the .f111e bad burned out before setting it off," Oyaas said . OIA.fflCOAST U . DAILY PILOT TMOrlrlte Cotti °"11..Y ,IL.OT, wltfl ""kfil i.. corritll• ,,.. ,..,_,., .... "' ...,1111111N w "'9 0rMw CMll l'\lflllltllftt Qlm,.,.y, ,.,... t•i. ..n .......... 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"9 """ 1191'1'9, lllvt1111llora, •ffiltW _,.... tr ..-.,.1tMrM11t1 ~ -v .. ~ ~ .,.i.1 ,.... ........ .. ~""' -· ....... a.. """'"" ,.... ., CM!• MtM. C.ltft!'llla. --.C.lttlofl W a rrltf U.'5 "*""'11 IW man u .1s. '"""lfl!V' mlflrt,., • *"IMllMI S3M mentlllll'. that word has proved puzzling to legal expert s since the state Supreme Court ruled that any project which "may have significant env ironmental impact" must be accompanied by a study. "We're still feeling our way on what's iraportant and wh at isn't," said McCourt who admitted writing a one page defini- tion of "significan t" without ever really defining it. The cases cited by the attorney involve the plaruting department's understanding of the word. They involve 40 percent ol all public projects, live percent of zoninJ variances, 2.3 percent of all subdivlsioos, 3l percent of all zone changes, and 51 percent of all tract m&tJI. All we.re liltd sine.-:: the court ruling, with the excePlion of the 'public projects. McCourt said the County has been operating under procedures aimed at detecting environmental i~pact as early . as possible. Certain projects such as swimm ing pools, carports and home additions are automatically exempted from the re- qttlrement. Developers of p r o j e c t s not automatically exempted must fill out a prelimina ry environmental descript ion shee t which will determine whether a full report is needed. U it is, the developer ls required to draft an environmental im· pact statement which will be evaluated by the County's in-house environmenLal review group. Both . the draft and the analysis are then forwarded to the County Planning Department befor,e a decision is ren- dered. Before any building pennit Is granted, all of the Information is given to the Board of Supervisors, McCOurt told the CHART members. "It's possible thi9 19 just creating more p~perwork for all the attorneys, their clie nts and the Xerox company," joked ~1cCour1. But he adCled that he believes the . c~vironmental impact reports are begmnmg to serve their intended purpose. 1n his opinion they "·ere not designed to stop building projects but to "raise issues for the declslon-makcrt." ~fcCourt said vi rtuall y any project has some adverse impact on the environment !3Jld that this does not necessarily enjoin developers from beginning constru ction. Rickover Suffers Fa.tigue Attack, Falls in Office WASHINGTON (AP I -Vice Adm. 1-lyma n G. Rickovt r. pioneer in develop- ment or nuclen r tubmarines, co llapstd In his office todny. and was admitted to Bethesda Na.val Hos pital wherei doctors diagnosed his problt'.m as exha\lstlon . Tht: Navy said Rlckovtr, who win be 73 in J uiuary . suffered a sUght head laccra· t.lon after collapsing. He was described as In good coodlUon Md resting comrortably. The Navy aa ld that Rickover walked lo work from National Ai11>0rt after ar-- riving about S a.m. from Groton, Conn., where be spen t WednClday worldnfr. The Nnvy maintaJns a major submarine base at Groton. He collapsed after rc11chlng his ofrtce about a mile from the aJrport. . JUckoyer, n!lained on actlv~ duty mol't! lhan 10 years past the normal l'f'tlr~mt age of . 62, S<rVes bot~ as deputy com- ntander for nuclear propulsion of the Na vy's ship 1yslems command and 11 director of the naval reactora dlvbion or the Atomic Energy Commlsston. Hil Mir of duty runs until January 1974. . Suzy Pain In Neck- ' AndNo8e· • Laguna Council Action . These ....., the ~ actlnnl 1allen by the Laguna Beach City Council Wodlll1Jday D11!>L . . DUIGN UVIEJ': Ga"' f1nll a111•••1C lo the c!t1 onllnaJlce proYldlag for an:blteetonl aad landocapln& ...,~ on c!ty building projects other than low daily ruldentlal constrUctlon, ALTA LAGUNA : Ended for the time belng consideration of the construction of lhe l'O{ldway linking Top of the World with Arch Beach Heights. Provided for aleJ>-UP of a pending study on Arch Beach Heighls problems. ' ..H arwlius . ' • ' ' • • Gave Drug,;~ ,. ' Mom Says .: ·. . ' ' ! '-llY 'f<!M BARLEY Of Ille DIUr Plltl S .. N ) LOS ANGELES -Wanda Melendre3f • VENICE, Fla. (AP) -SU>:y, an 1g)ng, onlon--munchlng circus gir~(e. bu been shipped lo Florida to Uve ou! ber dicys In suM retirement with a llama a orllla, a cam :a ;==:..=:=""-='-==-J-mol:bo<-accused.Dr. Ebbe HRrt.ewi· Llll.AL-~1- Slowed by age, SUzy, 2:., bacbd 'her way out of a bright green clrcul wagon Wednesday Into a corrugated ateel mlre- ment villa, a hunk of Bermuda onion wedged between lier teeU.. "Just imagine riding all the way from New York to Florida .rith that breathing on you ," quipped Oiuck McWilllams, Suzy's handler. Then he fed her a whole clove of garlic. It's not .toown bolt Suzy acquired her peculiar !aste. "We've been feeding her onioru: and garlic for years. They're like a special treat to her,'' said'McWllllams. "I guess nobody thought too muc..i. about it before." For a balanced diet, Suzy also partakes of apples, hay and carrots. Purple-eyed Suzy, 16 feet tall, is retir- ing from show business with Ringling Bros. Barnum· & Bailey Circus. When she wasn't performing in Madlson Square Garden with the menagerie staff, she · sta)'ed at an animal farm near Suifem, "N.Y. ' "She's not sick,'' explained Rick Hansler, a circus spokesmar .. ''Just old." Hensler said the long-necked buff·and- chocolate colored animal bas lived three years beyond nonna! life expectancy for a giraffe. For the three-day, 1,500-mlle trip to the Sunshine State, Suzy whec:led down the interstate highway in a l~foot wagon atop a Oatbed trailer. For a 16-foot gir- affe, quarters were a bit cramped. ·N. Viets Reject Truce Changes, Okay New Talks PARIS (AP) -A new round of secret Vietnam peace negotiations was im· minent loday, but North Vietnam In ad- vance rejected any changes in the draft cease-fire . agreemtnt worked out by Henry A. Kissinger and Le Due Tho of the North Vietnam... Politbunl. Xllail Thuy, the-cblel of North Viet· nam's delegation in Paris, told the week~ ly -of the oem!P'b'!<l·,.. ta1b: • MAIN BEACH PARK: Approved purobase and authorized cl!y attorney to execute escrow instructioo.s {fir the two aervtce stations on Main Beach Park territory. 16 Rioting Inmates Beat 3 G~ards in ~hiladelphia PHILADELPHIA (API -'lbree guards were severely beaten by 16 rioting pris- oners who took control of the maximum security block at the State Correctional Institution in nearby Graterford today, state police said. Authorities regained l'romPqeJ DEATHS ... parently unable to communicate,11 Ed- wards. said. - Studenls were Jammed Inside the bu!Jd. tng. A telephone call to the president's office brought comments from a girl who said as many as 2,000 atuden!a bad gone to the building ·to "talk" to the president At lalue, abo said, wu ., coottnuing controversy over student demands at tbe- tw<>ampus !Choo~ which brought aome arrella this week on charges of dlmJpt. Ing c!aases. Among the demands were requeslf.. for atudent control of academ1c afialn and the rulgnalion of the bead of both campuses. ' Edwards' comments lo the board came as a surprise. He peraonally met with pro- testing students in New Orleam on SIDI· day. Edwards told the board that If students don't settle down and return to claues at once, he will ,..k another meeting of the board after the first of the year ''lo dJ&. cuss the future use of bulldlnga en the two campuses. "I'm awfully sorry," F.dwards told the board, "but I can trulhfuUy say I .bent over baokwards. It appean the llludenfs are not ready to dilcuas this. 11 control of the facility after three hours. The trouble at the 2,000-inmate facility began shortly after 8:30 a.m. when the 16 prisoners started fighting, then turned on the three guards and beat them, state police said. There was no lndlcatlon how the vi~ Jenee was quelled. A spokesman for the atate police said demands were made on the warden, but they ftre not immedi· atety disclosed. Some mattresses were set on fll'e dur- ing the rioting, filling corridors with thick smoke. Seven inmates · suffered smoke inhalation and two Were taken to the Pottstown Hospital, about six miles away, £or treatment . Others were treat· ed in the prison infirmary, as were the beaten guards. State Police Commissioner Rocco Urena flew to the facility and, at the re- quest of Warden Robert L. Johnson, .or- , detf<Lllll.troopers to the priSQn. Johnson said inmates had taken cell block keys from the injured guards. Earlier, he. said the trouble broke out between two inmate groups , squabbling over rellglous differences. Some of those involved were reported to have knives. The maximwn security block of the prisol;I has about 60 cells and the 37 men t-eld there were described as difficult. hardened prisoners who h.iive breached regullitions and are unable to get along · with the other inmates. Deputy State Police CommiMioner Joeepb Dussia said the riot leaders were .. hard-core types." Toro ol repeatedly Injecting her daughtet will> narcottcs bl!foro and after the a\.. tractive nurse's akle spent more than ort year in a mental hospital during ~r testimony here today. \ Mrs. Earleen Johnstori-ol Costa Me!Ji also charged Hartellus, 5Z, with baste~ lng the deterioration of Mrs. Melendrti by beginning an association with stal!: witnes. Reba Vaughn In the mont~ before Mrs. Melendrez's death in Sef): tember of 1969. ) "He let her down," Mrs. Johnston tolf the four physicians who· comprise lh!o Slate Board of Medical Examinen cont mlttee ... He let her down." • Th£: Harbor Area physician's· allegei association with Mrs. Melendrez, 29, arll. Mrs. Vaughn, 31, of San Clemente, led t6 the filing of charges of moral turpitude and unprofessional conduct. $· Today is the final day of an lnqui~ that bu now taken up four thrfle..daj hearings over a two year period. f Mrs. Johnston testified that HarWl'!I repeatedly injected her daughter wl.ti Demerol (a highly potent narcolicj despite the witness's repeated pleas tbit he halt th!! practice. ! She said Mrs. Melendrez deteriora~ from an attractive, neaUy dressed nurtt to an uncaring and untidy woman whO failed to take proper care of her twO children and spent most of the day astee; in bed. I:. Mrs. J~n said abo moved into h<\f daughter's nearby home in Costa Mesa i6 a bid to halt what she felt was Mrt. Melendrez's mounting addicti9n t 6 narcotics allegedly suppUed by Or., Hartelius. • She told the committee that she step\ with the telephone under her pillow SI that her daughter could not call Di,, Hartelius [or more sh~ts of Demerol. ,i Mrs., Johnston, obVJOusly under great emotional strain, was asked about bet daughter's reaction. · · "She cried and she cried and she saSci 'Mom, you just don't understand'," MrSr Johnston replied. Citizen Seizes ' ,• . • , 1 ' '• "We rt!OOIUtely reject all the pme:rts ~~~=.8t1~~s.511e1e ... --iDPnriver ,Saves 3, of the agreement" The prison is located in Montgomery Coonty, about 20 mll,.l10rtb of here, and covers 1,730 acres, much of it farm land which the Inmates work. There Is a 62- acre compound within the walls, Bank Robber •. A San!a Ana cllliarbOclme "Jnvo!vedl) Wedne$y and c;aptured 1 bllllk robber)< He repeated Hanoi's penlstont ilellllllCI St"U Cha d that the. United Staes "Immediately sign f, r ge the agreement." The chief modification demanded by Saigon. a provision calling for the v1ilhdrawal of all North Vietnamese troops in south Vietnam, was repeated today by South Vietnam's representative at the session, Nguyen Xuan Phong. U.S. negotiator William J. Porter said : "Each of us is aware that the restora· lion of peace in Vietnam is approaching. Each or us 1s· equally well aware of the efforts being made to refine and perfect the accomplishments of the negotiation so that a settlement fair to all will result." In a brief prepared statement to the meeting, Porter avoided any reference to substantive issues, but urged the COm· munlst side . to avoid "exaggerated rhetoric and unfounded charges of bad faith." He declared that "our discus!lona should be directed toward the goal of peaceful settlement, much near.er than 11e Imagined only a few weeks ago. "We have come ui1s far because of negotiations cooducted in good will and with constructive purpose. sun further progress wJl1 come to us through the same meam." Phong told newsmen as be arrived for the meeting lhat his government rea•nla a North Viet withdrawal and restoration of the demilitarised """' between North and SOutb Vietnam as. "essential elements" of any agreemenL The draft, as ootllned by Hanoi ard discussed with .......,.,, by "Kllstn&er, makes no mention of ellber ptlnl American eources have said that Tho, In his oecrot m<etJnp In Paris last month wllh Kllllnger, rave him to undorstand that some North Vietnamese would he IO(lthdrawn from the northem port ol SO\Jth Vietnam. But the' Im- plication h11 been that most of Hanoi's forces In the South would stay .yhere · they were. ' Tho was ln MoScow today, en route to Paris from Hanoi, and be and Kissinger were expected to meet In Paril this weekend for what the U.S. ptt1ldential adviser has said would be lhelr tlnal round of !alb to agree on details and the wonllng of the agreement. f'r-Pqel CUTIER ... DETROIT (AP) -Altbnugh police say James Niemiec is "in a sense .•. a hero,'' the IS..yeaN>ld youth faces manslaughter charges after savtng lhreo of bis four pllSlell(ers foltowtng an acc1dent In wbtcb his car plunged into a canal The passenger Niemiec was unable to save was his best friend. Niemiec was to be amiign<d loday In Detroit Recorder's Court . on a man- slaughter charge stemming from Tues- day's accident in which 18-year-old James Rusin drowned. I OO 's of Values! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . Plus s•ction•I 9•71/t in Tu.-.. uriou• hHvy import•d .,.1. v•t •vailablt irt ma n y choic•1 of co Io r 1 and fa brict.. Sale $595. ,JI,..,,. ~flfl.e J RAIN ... lng to keep stonn drains clear of debris, cleaning up fallen trees and providing sandbags at potential flood points. Merchants in downtown Laguna Beach sandbagged their stores and shops in an effort to prevent the flooding that hit their businesses during Tuesday's stonn. Weather forecasts predict the storm will intensify as the day goes on, clearing out by Friday morning. Scattered showers near the mountains and ;>artly cloudy skies are expected in its wake. Police, who wllliheld the name of the businessman, said he witnessed the rob- bery of Security Pacific National Bank, Third and Main streets, chased tRe suspect and jumped on hlm when he slip ped and fell. Officers said the busines.sman with the help of severaJ others held the robber ~ W Ibey anived. •· The suspect Is ldentilled a.i David §. Vandeneyndcn, 29, of Santa Ana. He bad taken $980 in the midaftemoon holdup. The money was recovered along with a toy pistol with whJch he had threatened~ bank clerk. He was turned over to the FBI. holiday sale! Orange County's Largest Selection of Contamporary Furniture open Sunday 12-5 en ti re inventory reduced! , •• I r • t • ' two Coaat Guard cutten, an American fishlni boat, tbrff military HC130 ,..rcb pl1ntt and a Navy P3 aircraft. daily I 1-9/11turd1y 11-6/sundey 1-5 • ~h 548-5518 • toll 'free 546-1262 Pumplnl; <qulpml'lll w11 dropped to the v e 11 e I by a HCJ.30, Md the spokesman s~ Id I.he Jat\'1:1, equtpped wl~h an HS2 helicopter, was belle\>ea:.to have ferried •. few men to Altutlon . The Jarvis lint ran Into trouble •arly Wednesday when abo went l(n>Uncl In "high ,... and wind" In Dulch Harbor at u .. 1 .. ta Island adJ•ctnt to Akuian. • - l l I i( • • • • • -· ---Saddleha~k EDITIQN, •• ' Today's F l•al N.Y. Stoeks VOL 65, NO. 321, 3 SECTIONS, 48 ·PAGES ORAN&E COUNTY, 'CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMB~ 16, 1972 TEN CENTS Witness Names Harteliu·s . ' Ill Drug Injections ) By TOM BARLEY Of .... C.U, Plllt se.1 LOS ANGELES -Wanda Melendrez' "He let down," Mrs. Johnston told the four .phys clans who comprise the State Board Of Medical Examiners com-mother accused Dr. Ebbe Hartelius of El Toro of repeatedly injecting her daughter mittee. "He let her ·down." wit.1' narcotics· before and after the at· The Harbor ArU physician's . alleged tractive nurse's aide spent more than one · association with Mrs. Melendrez., 29, and year in a mentil hospital during her Mrs. Vaughn, ~1. of San Clemente, led to • testimony here today. the filing of charges of moral turpitude Mrs. Earleen JohMtOn of Costa Mesa and. unprofessional conduct. also charged Harteli us, 52, with hasten-Today is the final day of an inquiry ing the deterioration of Mrs. Melendrez that bas now taken up four three-day } b~ beg.inning an RS!IOCiation With state -itearings over a two year period. '\witness ~ha Vaughn in the months Mrs. Johnston testified that Hartelius before Mrs. Melendrez's death in Sep-repeatedly injected her daughter with !ember of Hll. Demerol (a highly potent narcotic) ' I . despite lbe witness's repealscl pleas ~t he halt ~ practice. · •l She .. Id lllrs. Melendrez cleter!Or,jted from an attractive, neatly dressed ~ to an uncaring and ,ulrtidy woman !"'t\o , !ailed ID take. proper care of ber ' two children and spent most of the day •leep in bed. Mrs. Jobnstoo said· she moved Wo her daughter's nearby home in Costa Mesa in a bid ID halt -t she felt w11 Mrs. Melendrez's mounting addict!On t o narcotics allegedly aupplled ry Dr. Hartellus. < She told the committee that sne slept with the telephone uDder-her jUlow so ' that bel' daughter could not call Dr. Hartllllus ·fGr more shots ot Demerol. Mrs. Johnston, obviously under great emotional strain, was asked about ber daughltt'• · roaction. "She cried and she cried and she said 'Mom,.you just don't understand'," Mrs. J-roplled. She dent~ under questioning from defense attorney Matthew Kurlllcb tbat her daughter bad usetl marijuana, narcOtlcs and UO in the years before she met Dr. Hartelius. Mra. Jolinllon admitted that ber daughltt bad atlemplscl ID commit suicide "three or fou1' limes." But she in- sisted \m(ler KuM.lich's intensive ques· tiooing that all those altempts occurred after she met the silver-haired physician. Mrs. Meleodrez died at home in September of 1969. lier death certificate netes that she died as a result or choking on her food . Mrs. Vaughn has testified that Dr. Hartelius gave Mrs. ,,.felendrez an in· jectlon shortly before she died . Mrs. Johnston testified that her daughter became pregnant during her association with Dr. Harelius. And she told the committee that her daughter 's buttocks were "blue and purple" as a result of the repeated in,iectiou ahe received . Costa Mesa pclice Sgt. David Leighton today confirmed for the Committee that he look a series of photographs in January of 1969 depicting identical d.scolorations aod abscesses on the same portion of lteba Vaughn's body. Hartelius has been cleared in three Orange County Superior Court trials or arson. bribery and fraud charges cc. tained in two Grand Jury Indictments. He fa ces possible revocation of his state physician's lice rue if the committee finds the current charges against him to be proved. 2 Students Slain Police Retake College Building . -;· . . . ~---· .! J • ' • > • -• ......,. PM.01' ...... .,, P9Mcl ........ • ~ Alm>S INCH ACROSS .. MKARTHUR ·BOULEVJ.IRD IRIDGE ,!f/IR·SAH·DtiOocRiEK , With· Northboun<I La.-All'Hlly Awash, Rood c,... Closed Brldp Aflw This .,.,. WH Tlkiln Tiils -.ilnv Third Big Storm Dumps Another Inch Onto Coast Commercial Plans Told By Irvine Company Aide The third stonn in a week hit Orange Ccunty early this morning, dumping Irvine Mayor William F i s c h b a c h nearly an inch of rain on already breakfasted today with an Irvine Com· saturated ground in its first four hours. pany official who outlined short range A spokesman for the Orange County plans for commerclal developing in the ~..._... shopping-poor city ol 30,000. Flood Control District said .95 ·""""' of Ma10I' °!lacbt>acll llld Al Auer Tl rain b'ad fallen between 4 a.m. and a.a.m. 1 ident. 1 . __ _,_1 .i-1 ' eel tod pres or .cowu~ u.::ve opmen Tba•Y·t b . this , total t 3 •93 with , t~ Irvine Company, Indicate\! the rmgs se~. s 0 · ftrm will meet with the full City Council inches. Last year at this tune, tbe coonty 1 tud . d signed 1 · 1 , . n asysess1one omonn had a meager .31 inches of ram. · iti7.e ' bout 1 f ·a1 The heavy downpoo.r caused minor c ns a P ans or commerc1 nooding throughout the county ·and development. bighWay crews aod Irvine police were • In· rectnt months, many residents have forced to close down the bridge on expressed concerns over the lack or MacArthur Bo~ard over the San Diego stores serving rrvine residtnts. To date, creek. . then.ls not one drug store in the city, for Tbe heavy ,runoff flowing in the creek example. bed rose so .quickly, officers said, they Mayor Fillchbach said some of tbe proj- !eared th< bridge would be·was!JOd out. eds npected to· add varletY, ID the com- TraHlc acroa the bridge was sto?l)ed merclal mil: of the city outlined by Au er al 9 a.m. and was rerouted. Tbe heavy this morning are: nOw in the channel, which comes from -AddUion of two fast fOQd service seven canyons tn the Santa Ane Moun-restaurants with phase two development tainS, also !looded the in,.raection o! of University Park. A' Kentucky Fried Chicken 'Blore. will o~n next May and.a Carl's Junior is due within a year. . -Provision of a hardware and drug store within the UniVersity P8rt Com- munity. ... 1 -Set !or Walnut VIDage obopping , center are a Safeway martet, another drug store, a nursery and· a lit.down service restaurant. The mayor said he· was disappointed to learn there ill no -term plan to pro. vide entertainment facilities such as a movie theater or bowling alley. However, It ill conlemplalscl tbat the Town Cenltt upamion w111r.su1t in location or· at least one movie theater at some future date. Tbe mayor noted that the purpo1e of the study session disctLUlon of con> mercial development in the city ls "to allow citl.z.ens to make known their con- cerns over shops and services they'd like to see provkfed. .llATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -Two blacks were killed today during a brief student takeover of the administration building at Southern Univeraity's main campus, police said, and Gov. F.dwin Edwards ordered the national guard onto the campus. Before tbe guard arrived , sta,. police and sberttrs deputies !lied tear gas gre- nades ID nMJt the lludeoill from the build· log. . ,... the ocaipien. filed out_ ~y be- fore noon, they bek:I their banda over their beods and walked put a puddle of blood on the aldewalk In !rent of the buUding. PoiJce aaid they ' !ired no sbota and Sheriff AI Amia to1c1 tbe-gover-, w1>o WU """ ~ <Ol'lj":!!• ~t tbe -Illa ~~ ·_ ... ,\c]tli r rt ,: I· .... ¥<,~ ,.'!J-Y 1"'.r""'\"" ' . ~-,. .. ' Fhg·to ·Honor • Vieltwm Victim At Toro School Ao .American Flag presented posthumousfy to an El Toro -~ 1011 for pllantry In action In Vietnam wHI be raised at dedlcaUob ceremonies 5'md1y at 1 p.m. at L(>s AJiios Intermediate School in El Toro. The.Sail JOaquln'Scbooi'llilltrlct earlier this moath acoepted the gift or the Flag !rvm Mrs. Louis J. Gualtieri !or the ~I and ~· that her geoture be given great attention by the school. The Flag was given in honor of her son,·James Cerione-Ill, · ll will be tbe first Flag flown over the , .... ·ooboo!, 11bicll only opened ID , students a few weets ago. Loi AUaos students bad been sharing the Mbsion Viejo campus of La Pu lnlennedla,. School for a year. In . addition ID tbe Flag raising by El Toro Girl Scout cadets, a concrete slab wW be placed lat.< al the base ol the Flag pole ID call at,.ntion•·ID the rpedal nature of the Flag. The Loo Allsol Band will play at the ceremonies. Principal Patrick Bushman, Saddlebaclt V a 11 e y SUperlntendent WiDlanl Zbell and San J o a q o I n SUperintendent tmeritUJ Ralph Gal'" wW apeal<: An open bouoe !or the publl< will follow the ceremonial trom 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Lot Allsoe ill al Zllll Moor Avenue. Qniversity Drive 'and .MacArthur, near the c:feek. closlnt'lhat ln .. rsection. Eloewbete, city cren from Seol Beadt 14 San Clemen,. were mi staadby, wort<' ing ID keep itonn drains clear or dellrls, cleaolng up !illen trees and provldin& sandbql 111-potmtlal !loOd paiala. _ ·'Contact Hours' on Rise Merdlants.in downlDwo Lacuna Beacb aandbaiged lbelr -allctabo\>e' In .. effort fO pre..nt the ~ Iba! hit their b11sl-res cturiD& 'l'Ueldayts ·storm. Weather l......U predkr the ltonD will inlellllfy u the day .... on, clearin& out by Fridly moniing. Scotlmd lbowert neor Ille mouDtaina and portl7 c:loody Stiel 1tt expe<ted In Ill w•. ' ::; State Gives Contract , For Freeway Work I • VC Professors S-pendi1ig More Time With Students ' . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Full f .... n 6.7 and inltructon 10.5, the atud7 piijl_.. at the University o I showed. cautomia's nine campuaes spent an State Finance Diredor Verne On. ....... ol U "contact houn" a Wttk tdieduled to4dd1'll tbe rtsmll - .with atudentt In the !all of 1'71, ac-commillee, uld lbill wttk tbal audlill by corcflllc lo a repon p~led ID the his departmeot have shown that UC .....,. IDday. , faculty members do not wort u bard u Baoed mi data gathered !or the !all ... 1ver1lty olllclaill uy they do. quorlen of lllO and 1'71, the mulls He aald the unlwralty claims the ibow a 1 ... ra1 lnc:rMle In the number of n..,... are up 10 ptt<b!I since lut houn loalltJ momben tpenl In year's study. claia,_, lnatruction w I lb un-"If you tako a eolalog and Io.-up the dfl p:ldual<s, aptdally in the low<r <OU-I JIC'C!f-~ you baft dlr' 'm ; trouble am, .. at the w number of The llU<ly, P!'JPlml !or the committee hours," claimed· by the llllfwntty, Orr m I hptl f polloJ, iodlcalscl that in said lam~ -the Loi Alpld lflt fllll (l'lf I •vmpd U .... 1bw. .......... --. ~J. while 'l1'e lllle -......... , .. ln 1'71 Iba Dcuro -l.t hours. poar..C. at tbe monthly .._ -- .,_ alao -' .. a ...... ol u l• .... h1 ..... .. a """"""1 boun wtth ll'llClule lllllloPtl tn 1'71, or<flestrated cffolt by the !1eoiPJ1 • ~ ap tM balaDoe ti/ !lieu .. ...,. nJnlllnitlon ID ...,;ace 00 '1'11 ll•t tad ...... " " ~ Olar* J, Hltdi, tlle 'lllilel 14 I l&i -... 111 I u a..n,ed 1.14 Otho<t • Illa -dli ....... .. _ ..,.,.,. ..... -. -...... u nollllnl ..... -a bit., .... ~ , I • ' . may have been trampled to death. . Amiss was beard later· by newsmen to say his men heard shots fired from with- in the crowds. "We didn't use anything but tea r gas," Am!M said. , F.dwards asked, "You are reasonably positive no weapons were fired?" "Yes," Amiss said. As they talked, a crowd estimated by police at 3,000 to 4,000 rushed officers and had to ~ re~lled with tear gas. There Wi!re vaiylng reports on t h e number injured, but officials detennined two men died. Officers described thi.!1 scene to Ed- wanill o Students were inside the 1 administr:r lion biliktln& and anc>tbtt crowd of •llu-«• • l' I > ' • ' -'. dents out front when the sheriff ordered them to ln(lVe, They refused. ''About that time. a llear CM) grenade c11me out of the crowd at us," AmW told the governor. He said the students sta rted throwing things and police t"Mponded by wilng tea r gas. An official of the State Board of Ed- ucation earlier said three persons had been shot. Edwards called in the national guard ln the wake of the violent ou tburst. • He told officer9 lo .. do everything you 1 can to prevent violence. We've got to maintain control." The shooting apparently occurred at F.dy,•ardJ recommerxled that the slate IS.. DEATHS, Pqe ZI Fiend Hunted Rape Victim Slaslied 011 Beacli SANTA MONICA (AP) -Her arma and legs bound with leather"sboelaceJ, the nude body of a young woman stabbed l l times and apparently nped "u found on the beach here. "It was one of the most brutal and goriest killings I've seen ln all my years on the force," said Detective Robert Simoneau. THE WOMAN WAS found by a couple jogging Wednesday night "about ll minutes after she wa! tilled." The woman was idenUfW!d u Kathleen LaChance, %3, of Long Beach. Simoneau said aand bad been stuUed in her mouth and her clothes bad been ripped off in a savage fashion. irE SAID SHE WAS found lying on her back, her arms and leas atrapped Ughlly ID her body with leather laces. A bunUng knife was believed to be the murder v.·eapon, Simonea u added. Orange Coast Markets W~~::~ B~~.~~:a::~ °' .. -•"' -u hortage resulting lrom the strike wu Grocery elerk.s along the orange Coast generally more "Inconvenient" than today were warned to look ou.t for ~llical. 1t11plclous buyers or large quanllllell of ' bread as the six-day old bakttt strike The Bakery and CoolecUon1ry \\orbn beg l 1queeie supplJes Union Wl.'flt ool on 1trlke la!t S.tw'Cby In .. :," · ~ the 1•t for the a dispute ovrr ltJ demand U.1 bMsy resta~~t ~ lnstllullonal buytn who Wl'lrkers be atven h''O COORCUUVe da)'9 are trying to gtt bttad from us !bat they •'L Ion oll'-I 1 'd ,...., ~_, tbe can't 1el from their UJU1l suppllen." 11n n ft,; as Pl w.,._1 ~..-.-.. Alpha Beta market managtt In Irvine llrtkt, which hu klled nearly ball o1 the said today. IS.. BREAD, Pop II "We make our own and hllve ample supplla or" bakery producll olthough no< a · full variety," lhll!: University Park grocer noted. . He quipped lbat clerks would tactfully limit the bread purctwes ot nny "su.tpktoul typt:I who come up to UW!' wti ~ wtth 11 caru run or broad " A' bl dtpartmml spoltelman for Richard '• a ...... noled the brood strlk• had llltle •ffOCI on 11Jppllt1. The !Inn bakts Ill own and rtporU no "unUSU1I" rush for bokery goodJ. Meanwtllle. hou.Jewtvtt 1k>ng lhe Oranae Cout notlfll .mne store W I ''ti bad on empty look about thorn . An Am>dat.td Pr'f.11 IUn't!Y of ttort.t NU DISTS DO WELL I N GOOSE. P .ARADE EL CAJON tA.l'l -!¥e 100• 9111 be loolmlg.Suoday It the llolt entmd In .... Mather C.. pmide Uils JIN by lht Swallow'• &II fJlaM OU!>. Tbe ·-_, -the bst-floot a-the lut two ,..,., ' I Ora age Cl•ut l11rtlal.ly ek>udy W'hh ICIU8'9d '"""'"' ~ bew the -lod)I aees t•rkiay. wllb mon rain ._ on Satunloy, cl<artha by Iota """ noon. Stand by for • ftt •1 r'nM. · Ttmporalurtt on f'rtda7 14. Lon IDnlghl belWffll -. INSm E TODA 'Y Fo•r N-P'!'t B ... A polJar o//fcer1 "°<'< k .. "°""'"" "" bm1.'trt1 lrirll lll<dolo of"""" for u11 uta"dinq 1tn!fct. Stf ~ t. LA..... tt ...... .... C.-.-LM __ ,_ 91! ~ ............. C-• • =--:: .. _., Q . Dwtll ........ " ... ....... c .. _., ........ . .... ._.. .... ,...... .... . .._. ., .. " ...... . ...... _.. ,, .......... ..... .... .•. .. ...... .. _.._ M ; \ ' - • -· • IS ThlndQ, NMMl' 1' l9n Cutter Stricken Japan Freigh~er Helps U.S. Ship · There "'ere no Injuries reported among • • • ' ' Percentage Could Rise On Report,s JUNEAU, Alaska (APJ -A Japanese frelgbltt took the crippled Coast Guard cutter Jarvis under tow for a llny island in Alaska's Aleutian chain today, ending a nine-hour O;'deal for the pt>\rerless and flooded U.S. vessel. tbe crew, wbicb ofriclala placed at 170 ,-~p;~~= n1en. • o=.-::;;;:----1-l:Jl~fiH'ilf--f-------f;rj!;: 3 Spokesmen described-the""t"ll t er s con- By RUDI NIED~ELSKI Of IM_'Oellr" , ... lttft A lull 20 perooit or all projects pro<-essea by IJlii orange COllilty'1'tannln'..---~ Department have been required to file environmental impact statementa:, Assis- C:>ast Guard spokesmen said the Koyo Maru No. 3 was draggin.., I he cutter to an • inlet of Sedanka Island. a fe"' niiles \\'est Of where lhe Jar\'iS, beset by \~lhat \\'ere described as "mountainous seas." rested witQout ~ogines while an interna tional force of merchant and military ships moved to the rescue through troubled north Pacific waters. "We hope to find some shelter in the inlet y:h:?re v.•e can e:icrunine the damage and determine what more can be done," a Coast Guard spokesman said. The Koyo was the first ship to reach the 378-foJt Jarvis -described as the pride of the Coast Guard fl eet -as it lay unable to move or pump out water tha t deluged Its engine room. "The Jarvis is ,1ot yet in the clear, but definitely on her way there," the spokesman said. Another Jo:.panest. merchantman, t"·o Russian ships and a Greek vessel con- tinued to res pond to the Jarvis SOS, Spokesmen said flooding that inwidated the cutter's engine room had been con- trolled, and Capt. Frederick 0 . WQ.Oley reported his ship was "in no immediate danger of sinking." Newport Route Funds Lacking, Officials Learn Costa r.fesa city officials pushing £or early constructi on of the southern leg or the Newport Freew~y learned Wednes- day it ·was unlikely financing for the project would become available. Councilman Alvin Pinkley, leader of the Costa ?.fesa delegation wh1ch ap- ~red before the st.?te Highway Com- mission in Fresno, said today "the prob- lem is simply a matter of money." "The r.onunlssioners told us that they had been short-changed by the federal government by $1C6 million. They simply don't have the money. If they did, they would do exactly what we want ," the Costa Mesa councilman said. . The contingent of local officl81s had gone to Fresno to plead for a reversal of pr.iorities on the Newport Freeway ex- tension. . They want the stretch leading 10Uth from Bay Stree t to Newport Beach com- pleted before the section going north from Bay lo Bristci~ Street. A presentation by the ofriclals strel&ed early cor.tpleUon of the southern section as a means of reducing traliic aa:ldents in the downtown area. Pinkley said the commission turned "a sympathetic ear'' to Costa Mesa's desires and deemed the priority reversal "a logical approach." Even though financing for ·the project is not Immediately .available, Pinkley said the commlsslon would conduct design work and design bearings on the southern stretch. fro•Pqel DEATHS •.• Boo.rd or Education ditch the proJXlled solution which ended student occupation of bulldings at the Southern campus In New Orleans last week. "It's a sltuaUon in which we 8l'f: ap- parently unable to communicate," Ed- wards uid. Studenll were jammed inside the build- ing. A telephone calJ to the president's office brought comments from a 1irl who said u ~ u 2,000 students had gooe to the buUcUng to "lalk'' to the president. OIAN•I COAST tS DAILY PILOT ' Tiie or.ntt C....t DAILY ftlt..OT, wlllt lllltld\ .. -t .. ......,.,... It 11*11 ..... w ,.,. Ot•• c .. ,. ....... c..,,..., ........ nt• ....... •r• ~ MMIM'f .,....... FrlUy, ... COl!t M ... , H""'"'1 htdt,, H¥rit1-IHdlll'oun1•1t1 Y•l'-'f, l.-.uq ....... ll"l'IMlla•OtMCll Md IM C*""'i.t St" JMit tfl'lltrtflo. A •lnOltl rt0'°"*' 911111eii! 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The Honolulu-based cutter lost power and ability to pump water lat e Wednes· day when the engine room flooded. Also answering the cutter's SOS were t-.·o.Coast Guard cutten, an American fishing boat, three military HC130 search planes and a Navy P3 kitcraft. Pumping equipment was dropped to the v e s s e I by a HC130, and the spokesman s;. id the Jarvls, equlpped wi~h an HS2 helicopter, was believed to have ferried a few men to Akutan. Bid In Irvine Seeks Houses Near School Irvine city planning commissioners tonight ~-ill review a tentative tract map placing 150 homes across Campu s Drive from University High School in the Tur- tle RC!Ck planned community. Part of the 32-acre parcel proposed for attached single-famlly home.; to be built by the Richard B. Smith Corporation. would cover lands formerly zoned for a neighborhood shopping center. After much controversy oyer the loca- tioli of the commercial area near the high school and Turtle Rock Elementary School, the Irvine Company dropped its plans for the shopping center. Meanwhile, the commission has yet to aiJprove amendments to the Turtle Rock zoning plan which presently calls for multi·family development on the re- mainder of the parcel for which the Smith Corp. is seeking approval to sub- divide for town home development on 4,000 to 5,500-square foot lots. The proposed single-family home develoRillent is expected to stir some controversy, since the tract might block views from some existing Broadmoor Homes lots which were orlglnfllly sold as view homes with a lot premium having been charged. · Two othtf tract maps are al!IO on the age nda for tonight's meeting of the plan- ning commission at 7:30 o'clock in clty hall, 4201 Campus Drive. National Community Builden and the Standard Pacific C.Orporatlon are seekin g commission okay for new tracts In University Park adjacent to the San Diego Freeway on either side <lf Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School. AddlUonally, commissioners wlll con- sider a 10th revision of the 1rvlne Industrial Complex zoning text and will further discuss the city's land use policy plan draft by ccmsultant Ed Haworth. Homemade Bomb Damages Office At Coast School A homemade bomb taped to an outJlde window ledge at Corona del Ma r High School exploded early today, causing minor damage to the office of AS!lstant Principal Betty Town>end. There were no Injuries and police said apparently oo one even heard the ex- plMion. "The bomb went off !Offietlme betv.·een 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. wben custodians came to work," aald Newport Beach detective Capt. Don Oyaas. lnvestlgatlng detectives and Principal Dennla Evans all refwied to 1peculate as to who was responsible -or ~Ir m~ lives for U. "I have no kiea what the moUve was b<Jt the ptnOll who did It has lo be a llltle unbalanced to do 1orneth1ng like thtt," EVIN Nld. Detective Ed Rudd who Is headlna a thr~man team of inveatlgaton at the lcllool this momtng aald the bomb wu a rour·lnch pipe containing e1p!011tve1. lie slid tt blew out tne wlndow, caustd some minor ·damace to the window 1111 and blew some papen around Inside th~ olflco. Detective Ru&l said police were con- ducting e1tenslve lntervltw1 this momlna: In an effort to tum up tome leads on SUJ_peci.I. Evana said the pn>blem ol flnjllng tho peraons rt1pon1lble waa liable to "be a bl& one althougll he did lncllcale )le lelc studenta at the achoo! mlaht be tho ones who ,.t tho bomb o!I. "We're go1n1 to lnve1U1ate thla but it'• a bl& Job looking for a 1Ul]Jecl among 2,soo atUc:fenu," Evans aald. lie aald thla Wll tht llrat IUCh b!cldent ot the achoo! that ho knows or. "Slnct I've been here nolltlns Hite lhla hu evtr bapptned. I do know a 1lmlt1r l.nck!ent look pl1ce lt!Vtral · yean back When a cheqy bomb bl4!!w out a window llut Lhat'1 a6out iU," EVIN Aid. Capt. Oy111 111~ lbe -b ..... th• flnt 1tt off In all or Newport Beadi In a great number rJ yean. "We IQ!llld one at Harbor ffi&h aeveral years ago but the fuae had burned out before 1<tlini It olf," Oy111 IOld. I I COSTA 1Sar1t1! MESA IRVINE ~aiPtD' ·-E:.Sell NEWPORT;··."'-·"......,,. BEACH Irvine Schools' Future Map shows locations of ·existing Irvine schools In solid symbols, and proposed scllool sites, in hollow sym bols. Voter approval of $50 million bond issue assures future construction of these and others yet to be sited by district officials. Circles denote ele- mentary s c boo ls, stars represent intermediate schools and University High School is shown by multi-point star. Shaded area is .the new Irvine Unified School ·Distrtct while bold lines Indicate the • LAGUNA BEACH • D<!W city. ~·s future size is suggested by dashed sphere of · uence boµ~ary. The school district's tax base differs from (the city's primarily because of the way the school boundary was drawn through the existin¥ Irvine Industrial Complex. Portions of the future mdustrial park near El toro MCAS were ceded to the new Saddleback Valley Unified Dis- trict, as well. _.. tant County COumel Wllllam McCourl dJlclooed today. Speaking to members of the Citizens Harbor Area Research Team (CHART) in r.osta Mesa, McCourt lntlicated that the p ercentage could' IJ)erease or decrease whenever it baa been detennin- ed what constitutes "slgniflcaot" en· vironmental Impact. ' The oemanUc ciuertion surrounding that word lt83 proved puzzllns to leial experts since the state Supreme c.ourt ruled that any project which "ma1 have significant environmental lmpact" must be accompanied by a study. "We're sUll feeling our way on what'• ir.1portant and what isn't," sa!d McCourt who admitted wrltlng a one page deUnl· lion of "significant" without ever really defining it. The caseS cited by the attorney bivolve the plOnning department's unclentandlng of the word. 1bey involve 40 percent ct all pupllc el'Qjects, five percent of zoning varlanoes, 23 percent of all IUbdtvlJiool, 31 per'ceot of all zone changOI, and 51 percent'of all tract maps. All were f1led. sine, tbe court ruling, with tbe 6ceptloo of the public proj<cta. McCourt •said the County bas been operating under procedures aimed llt detecting envtromnental Impact u early u possible. Certain projects such aa awlmmlng pools, carport> and home additions are automatically exempted from . the re- qt.Jrement. Developen of projec t s not automatically exempted must fill out a prelimlnary environmental description. sheet which wlll detennlne whether a fUll report is needed. If It Is, the developer Is · required 14 draft an environmental Im· pact statement which -will be evolulted, by the County's ln-bouae environmental review group. ' Both the draft and the analyst. are tiler. forw arded to the County Plannlng- Department before a decl!km is rm- derecl. Before any bullding permit Is gnmted, all of the lnfonnation Is given 14 the Board of Supervisor., McCourt told the CHART members. 16 Rioting Inmates Beat 3 Guards in Philadelphia f'romPqel _) BREAD .•. "It's possible tbla is Jud creating more paperwork for all the attorneys, tbelr clients and the Xerox company,11 joked McCourt. But be added that he --the environmental 11Jmact reporta are bqinnlnc· m ..,..,IJ,thelr lnt<llded / purpose.. I In his opinjon they were not designed estimated 12,000 oread workers In to stop bUlldlilg projects but to "raise· Caltfornia Oregon, Washington, Utah and issues for .the declsion-'makera." Colorado, to gra~ually spread eastward. McCourt said vlrfually any project baa Although varieties offered by markets some adverse impact OI), the environment are forcing hcusewivei. to turn to and that this does not necessarily enjoin PHILADELPIDA (AP) -Three guards to have lmives. alternate brands or frozen dough in some developers from beginning construction. were severely beaten by 16 rioting pris-The maximum ~ty block of the instances, the strike appears to be af-He indicated that decision maken may oners who took control of the maximum prison has about 60 cells and the YT men feeling resturants and institutions mOst not be empowered to withhold granUng heavily. of noo-disc:retlonary · Items such as security block at tbe State Ccirrectlonal held there were described as difficult, A spokesman for Bobs Big boy building permits if the developer bu Institution in nearby Graterford today, hardened prisoners who have breached restaurants said in Fresno that the complied with all other regulatioM. state police said. Authorities regained regulations and are unable to get along chain's Southern California headquarters In other cases, such as zone exception control Of the facility after three hours. with the other inmates. has 5,000 loaves of sliced bread ktored in permltl and. rezone petitlon:s1 Mceourt 'Ibe trouble at the 2,000-lnmate facility Deputy State Police Commissioner case the strike is prolonged. The supply believes, adverse environmental Impact began shortly after 8:30 a.m. when the Joseph Dussia said the riot leaders were would have to be divided among 80 reports could be oonsidered as grounds "hard-core types." restaurants. for denial. · 18 prisoners started fighting, then turned I -========================================:;--on the three guards and beat them, state r pclice said. h I d There was no Indication how the vio-• I I lence was quelled. A apokosman for the 0 I a y sa e. state police aald demands were made <lD the warden, but they were oot immedi- ai.ly dlacloaed. Some mattresses were set on fire dur- ing the rioting, filling corridors with thick smoke. seven inmates suffered smoke illhalatloq and, two were taken to the Pottstown Hospttal, about slx miles away, for treabnent. Others were treet- ed in the priaon infirmary, as were the beaten guards. State Police Commlaaloner ROC<O Urella flew to tho facility and, at the re- quest of Warden Robert L. Jobn>on , or· derod 60 troopon to the ptlaon. Jobnlon said Inmalet b6d talten coll block ltey1 from the Injured auarcts. Earlier, he said the trouble broke oul between two Inmate group., llQUBbbllng ovf:r religklus differences . Scme oI. those involved were reported Sports Programs At Four Schools Given . Approval S.n Joaquin School Dlltrlct tru>t ... Wednet<tay nliht •PPNvl<! a contrat l wtth the city of lrvtne for an after-school 11porU prosram at four Irvine elemen- tary achooll. The school• are Turtle Roclt, Irvin<, El Camino Real and Unlvonlty P1tk. Tllo ll'Oll'am Is alretay beJna run by 1he clty'o Human Enhancement Depart· ment, with one molo and one lemale r«naUon aide ltltloaed It .. ch ochool after It Iota ouL Tllo achool board bad already authori,. ed developnent . of a contract, In which the ~latrlct wlll pay tht city tt per pupil per tchool enroUment ol U-lnvolvad for the program. The clllldnn can enroll any time throu1h the ciOlln& of achool In Juoo, Proarama Include footbaU , o t h e r alhfetlca, ttble aamea, arls and crafta, dramatics and otbtr f"tCttlUonal ac- tlvltlts. Orange County's Largest Selection of Contemporary Furniture I OO's of Values! IMMEDIATE DI LIVERY Plu s 1ectlon1I 9x7'h tn lux· \lriou1 hu"'y importitd Ytl- "*t eveilable in man y cholctt of colora and f1brtc1. Sale $595. open Sunday 12-5 entire inventory reduced! , .. ' , ... Claily I f-9/ietu~ay 11 -6/sundey ·1.5 • ph 548-5518 • toll fr11 546-1262 b alsan'"'t 's ('(·11'1 lllfl(l"lll''l f urndur1 .• r .' I ' 1 : J • I ·.•. I . ' l • I ' ' ' ' ' . .. • \ f I l • • • Huntington Beaeh ·Fountai!a-Valley~_ , . ' \ Today's Fl••I N.Y. Stoek8 • VO~. 65, NO. 321," 3 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 16, 1972 • ~· t •. TEN CENTS By JORN UIJJ!R CM "'9 Dtltlt' P ... tteff Spoke&men from six school districts in West Orange County reafrtnned their commitment to unification of t b e district. Wednesday nlglit, but failed agaln to agree on an equitable method of , financing it. "What it comes ~ to is money," said Man: ~ler, superintendent of tile Seal Beach elementary district. "U tile Legislature would equalize -· · flnimCU\f support far public schools, we could-.bave unlfication very quickly." "'But until the Legislature acts." Dressler added, "we're going to sit . tigbt." Seal Beach, the wealthiest of the five clein'eDrar)r districts. that feed into the 'll\llltlngtOn Beldl Union High School District, . ptit an . early damper on the eveD.ing's d.lacuS!ion with his blunt state- me,pt. But the meeting,. held in WestµUnster at the request of Assemblyman Robert Burke (JI.Huntington Beach), produced several new developments. A propOsal for-equalizing support for high school students only in newly unilied districts was called· "very promising" by Burke. . Under this plan, put rorward by the Fountain Valley llChool District, tbe high scboOI district woaJd be divided into sev~e.l smaller, unified ones. All of the high ·school students in e.aclr unified district would be supported from a pro- portionate share of the whole ta1 base of the old high school district. Elementary school students would continue lo be sup. ported by their .Wting tax bases. "'nl.is is a very promising idea to which I have no philosophical objections," Burke said. "I'll talk it an>md the Legislature and ... what devtlopo." Allo simmering conflict between tile high school district and Fountain Valley Park • came out in the open and appeared to be resolved. ' "Tbe push of Fountain Valley elemen-' tary for unification is badly timed." said Dennis Mangers, president of the high school board. "People are going lo think unification is a substitute for a successful bond elec-- Hon next February, and it isn't," Mangers complained. Fountain Valley Trustee Fred Voss • 1rme agreed lhat ··100 much unification talk. could hurt the chanct>s of the bond eJec.. tion ." He told ~1angl.'rS that his district would "maintain lhe profile you suggtst'' from now Wltil February. The -two Ocean View representalives suggested more meetings V<itb Burke tq.. dtSCUss press ing issues of mutual coocem and promised to take the initiative in holding them more often, 0th er . representatives said lhey v.·ere agreable to tllis plan. . Fees Okayed Builders Get Private Land Credit Planning commw1oner:: have agreed to double the ~t of park land or cash Huntington Beach developtrs must give to lbe city for new housing projects. Commissioners, meeting T u e s d a y night, alao agfeed lo grant some-perk credit for private recreation facilities in new resideJ1tial tracts. The second decision by planners over- rode obP.ctions raised by the city's Recreation and Parkt. Cornmisaion. Jim Shepherd, chairman oftbe parks Two Students Die During -C. ' Ri"ot . 1 • r • , . . D.t.ILl' PW Sfllft ..... , , . ·~ .• ' . , ~ xouj:M _~TO TH&, CHU!lGt ON l'IMll-IF YOU'V&_ GOT A RO~J _IMllilY ~.ll .....:..:cll.ltDf!iliiciii&, La -,(~ 'f-H_1111~ looi:h'•, P,ontacost1l Ghun:h. ot Go~rd ond Main StrMh Could1JM "°"""i·Ark · bi..ti. -illllil toda; durinl 1 brief · · · -t -.r of tile -lion ~~Big ~orm Dumps Another Inch Onto Coast Tix. third storm in hit Orange CGunty earlJ. · morning, dumping nearly an inch of rain on already saturated ground its first four boUrs. A' 11po r the Orange County Flood Coritrol ct said .116 lncbes of rain had falleri between 4 a.m. and I a.m. tod.r.y. That brings this season's total to 3.33 inches. Last year at this time, the county had a meager .31 Indies of rain. The bea.y downpoor CIUled minor lloodlng timi(lloul lbe county . and highway crews and Irvine police were forced to close down tile bridge ' nn MacArthur Boulevard over the. ~ J?iego creel:. Tile heavy nmoff fiowing in tile creek bed rme so quickly, office,. said, Ibey feared tKe bridge would be wubed out. Traffic acroas the bridge waa stowed at· 9 a.'m. and was rerouted. The heavy flow In Ille 'channel, wl!kh COOlf'8 from seven Canyons ib the' Slnta Ana Moun- tains, also flooded the interleCtion, of University Drive and MacArthur, near tile cr<ek, closing that lntenectloo. Elle'#bere, city crews from Seal Beach to San Clemente were m ~by, work· ing to keep storm draim cleat of debris, cleanlnC up la!Jell lnleS aad pn>Vidlng sandbaga II potmtial ljaod ~. ]apaneseBhip Towing · U.S. Cutter to Island JUNEAU, A1aska {AP) - A Japanese freighter toot tbe crippled Coast Guard cutter-Jarvis under tow for a tiny Island in Alaska's A1eutian chain today, ending ~ nine-hour er.deal for the powerless and flooded U.S. vessel. Coast Guard •P.9kesmen said. the Koyo Maru No. 3 wu C&aggin .. the cutter to an inlet of Sedanta Island, a few miles west of where the Jarvis, beset by what were detCtibed as "mountainous seas," relied without ?lllines while an international force of m.rcbant and military •bl ps -to tile ,._... through troubled norih·PJK:lfic wa&ers. "We hope to find some shelter in the lnlet where we Can examine the damage and detUmine what more can be done," a Coast Guatd spokesman said. The Koyo was the first ship to reach !he 3*fool Jarvis -desctibed as tile pride ef the Coast Guard fleet -as it lay unable to move or pump out water that deluged its engine room. "The Jarvis is ·M>t yet in the clear, but definitely on her way there,'' the ~said. Anothe1· Jnpanes<. merchantman, two RU&Sian ships and a ·Greek vessel con- tinued to respood .to the Jarvis SOS. Spokeamen said flooding that inundated the cutter's engine room bad been con- ISee CUITER, l'l&e I) Briggs' Court • Bid Fails Again The bid by Asaemblyman John V. Briggs lo install a branch of the Orange County Superi<r Court In north Onnge County has failed again. Briggs (R·Fullerton), had "lnlroduced a bill calling for one superior court juda:e and a full-time stall to ht added lo tl\e munJcipal court-in-Fullerton. In a 5 to 4 vote Tuesday. members of tbe >.saembly Judiciary Committee tilled the measure. Undaunted by thl.!. latest setback in his conUnuing efforts lo get a Superior Court for his district, Briggs said. "I will resubmit my bill again next year and aslt for three judges on a fulltlme basis rather than one judge as called for In my present bill. It pays to be persistent around here." t.•Mq al Southern Unlvmlly'1 llllin ~. police uld, and Gov. Edwin Edwanll ordmd tile national 1118'<1 Ciilo tile campus. Befm tile guard arrived, dale police and lherilf.1 dep<Jtles fln!d tear gas ,,.. nades to rout. the students from the build- ing. As tile occupiers filed out shortly be- fore noon, they held their hands over their beads and walked past a puddle ol blood on the sidewalk in front of the building. Police said they fired no shots ind Sheriff Al Amiss told the governor. who was on the campus, t.hat the students may have been trampled to de.ath. Amlsa waa heard later by newsm~ to say hla men heard shots: fired from with- in the crowds. "We didn't use 1nytbing but tear gu·,11 Amiss aaid. Edwards asked, "You are reasonably positive no weapm were fired?" "Yes,'' Amill aald. As they tait<ed, • crowd estimaled by police at 3,GOO· to 4,000 ·rushed officer• and bad to be repelled with tear gaa. 'nlere. were varying rtpor.U on t h e number injured, but officialt determined two men died . Officen described this sctne to Ed- wards: Studenta were tnskSe the admlnistra· lion building and another crowd of 1tu- dents oot !root wben tbe sheriff Old<red them to move. They refU9ed. "About that lime, a {tear 10) grenade came out ti the crowd at us," Amill told (S.. DEATHS, l'lge ZI 'Contact Hours' on Rise Merc!Jants In do-lAilUDI leech sandbagged tbeir ............ In .. ellort to prevent tile llondlac that hit ~~=~~= UC Pr:olessors S-pending More Time Witli Students wUl-~•'tbe-da¥-on..clolrkll!----.-. -. -out by trldoy meminlf. Scattered sho-. near tbe .....,lllnl ·Ind oort!J c:lou<!y"lkits m eapected In Its woke. Airineri Suffer From Rare Flu -UN' FllANClllCO (Al') -Full profetiSn iit the Uoivtrsity o f. Calllomla's nine campuses spent an •teraee of 1.2 "contact hours'' a-wetk wlLb ~•Wdenll tn the ran of 1971. ac· cording to a report presented to the ........ toclay. Baled on data aathered for the fall quarterw or tl70 and 1971, the results show a g~l tncrease J.n the number of . now. ' flCUlty members spent rn c1uaroom io.Wuction w I t h un- dfrcradulltt, ._tally in the lowu dh'illaa. ' 11lf otudy, pn!pired for the commltlM ... ---1 poliq, indicated tlllt In !l7e lull pnil . I Oftl'""'1 U ""' ....-ie-11111n ~. - .. lfll 1111 °""" -... lloun. PNIP .............. tlJ.J -lrtlli ..-.-.. )a mt. mMlo( "" die -ol tbe u .. _ tad--boun.'" AllOCllto P~Nll~t...,NI 1~ LI fjt'CllD&.ld. bourl .. pw 1N!lki trllf'MC Sft" fe.,.,,..1.7 and instructors 10.5, tbe study shoWed. • St•te Finance Olrtctor Verne Orr, schedl.I Jed tO addttu the ttgtnll finance commlllcc. aald this wttk that audits by ·his· dcpirtment have shown Omt UC faculty members do not work as hard a1 university ofliclal1 say they do. He sakt the tmiVertlty claims the flprts are up 10 pm;ent slnct IQt Y<lr'I stu<!y. "if YOll lllke a cataloti and looli up lbe ~f'ltt a profeuor t.etches, you have trouble 1nivlnc 11 tile 11111e nu-r of hourf," cllimed by °"' '"11venity, O!T llJd In • lat......, willi U. Loi Algei<s -'Ille ---......... •p-........ 11 tbe Ii t"'1 ....... -... • II -1iJ ...,. II I confutly ... -..... -bJ the ~ llCl-... 111-to ........ UC l'feoldelt a..teo I . lffldl, lllo'l'la91,.....S. . OtliM -tbe --· .Wt U nlllinl _.. llim\ I bit fll lllnioCY In the tMual buda:et tiaht between the unlvtnlty and tbt R t a 11 a Id· mlnistraUon . the nmes said. Orr bu akt be dot.I not-M:lin·e UC needs tile ~ mlllloo _.ting budg•• requtSt the rtaentt approved 1.ut month .and called ror rurther e:conom~ and t!f· rtciency meuure.1. His appearance was the first by a flnlnce director since ·early 1111'1. wben C.Ordoo Pout Sm ih told lhe rq<nts that tbe newly lilllllled Rtpn ldmlnlltrotlon Intended to llalll tile UC blld(tt by to -t aod lllo ull for tulllcll. UC PMldml Out Kmy wu !)red • few werb 10cr Smith'• •ppeannct.. v-by a a1 Uio ~ bo&nl o1 ._ .. "" lllldtd to -tile UC pm!· dent Ind rq<Ot•Wlttben NJ lflll Hltcb'• foa do no< hive Uio nccotll.-Y VlltM, the TllllCI uld. • IDICh Ills -lie's be•rd rumon about I -Ible dlort to Ml him, but uld "ol .... ..,. r .. htArd """°" In tile pul. IOo. •• .. ' . . , commission, told planners that parks ought to be open to the public, and not restricted to Yachtsmen and · goUers. "Private open space is just as good as pubUc open space,'' replied PlaMing Onnmissioner Joseph Boyle. OU\er planr.ers said only a lim ited amount-of credit will be given. The private credit is mo.'lt usable for such projects as Huntington Seacliff Hornes, buUt-i.round a golf eotirrse. ·or the new Huntington Harbour t™'nhouse Seope~ projec t v.·h1ch "'ill be built around a private lagoon. Planners split 4-1 on the vote, With Commissione r Katherin Wallin opppslng the private open space credit provision. The cily council mUJt still make the final deci!lion on the proposal. Un~er the new rule, developers would have to dedicate rive acres (instead of 2.5 acres I of open space for each th>uu.nd resident!! the pro}ect wOuid attract. A developer can give cash, at $31,512· pe r.acre. Instead of actual land. Suzy? Onion-chewing Giraffe in Florida YE~ Fla. !A!'J = S\!17,.M •Mr. ~ ;mg cirals glralle, has been lllipped to Florida to Uve out her cfaJS In ·sunny N!Uremeflf with a llama, • 1orin'a. • camel and -bad breath. Slowed by age, &qy, ~ bocbd bet way out of a bright 1rft11 cll't'UI ftCOD Wednesday into a t'Omlgated ateel fttlre-- menl villa. a hunk of Bermuda onion wedged between ber teetl>. "Just Imagine riding au the way from New York ~ Florid.a tt'ith that breathlng on yoo." quipped tliuck McWllllam!I, Suzy's handler. Then he fed her a whole clo\'e of garli,c. It's not known bow Suzy acquired ber peculiar taste . "We've been feeding her onions and garlic for years. They're like a special treat lo her," said McWllllams. "I guess nobQdy tbought loo muc.i about it before." For a balanced diet, Suzy 1Jso partnkes or apples, bay and c,atrot!I. Purple-eyed .Suzy, 11 fee t tall, Is retir· wg from show 00.1 ..... with Rlncllnc Bros. Barnum • Balley :.Circus. When lhe waan'l performing ln Madison Square Card en with the menagerie staff, 1he stayed at 1n animal farm ,near SUfre:m. N.Y. "She's not alck, '' explained Rick Hans~. a circus spokesmar . "Just old." H11n1ler said tile long-necked h<lff·•OO. chocolate colored animal· bu Uved three yeara beyond normaJ life expectancy for a girafrc. F~ the three-day, 1.500-mile trip to the Sunshine State, Suzy wbe.;ed down the interstate highway in a 14-foot wagon atop a flatbed trailer. For a l~foot glr· affe, qual1t':f'! were • bit cre.mped. "But she jwt leaned forward,"' ~tCWilliams aald . · Now. Suzy ha!! a place oil her own, 20 feet high, nut to the animal maternity v.·ard at tile circus' winter tomplex. ''Sht '!I earntd reUremeut," Jlansler said. Bomb Explosion Probed At Corona del Mar High A homemade bomb taped to an outside window ledge at Corona dtl Pttar ~ligh School exploded early today, causing minor damage lo the offlce of Assistant Principal Betty Townsend. There were no lnjurie1 and police snld apparently no one evtn heard the ex- plosion. "The bomb wtnl off aometlme bttwten 11 p.m. aod 5 a.m. whtn rustodlan1 came to work." u.kt Newport Bf:ach detective C.pt. Don 0yUJ. lnvcsUptiq det«Uvcs Ind Prlnclpol Dmnb Evans au rtl\aled to apeculate ae to who wu _.ibll -or their mo- Uves for It. "I have no klea what the motive w11.!I but the perlOll who did It hu to bt • little unbllan<od to do oomethlng hi« thl1, '' Eva111 uld. DotecUve Ed RUcld who I• h<adl"lt a t~n ltam of ln•tttlgaton at 1tw- schoot this morning u ld lbe bomb w" • four-inch pipe cootaln.lna: uploi11lv~ fir said I\. blew out tbe window. ca~ ll1PW! minor damage lo the window alll :oind blew tome PllJUI around Inside the olfic<. Detective Rudd aakl pollct ll'tre con.. Ex.Santa Ana l\fayor'" uccumb in FuUcrton Allm A Mandy , !ormtt mayor of 51n- ,. Ano. died 'llndly in Full«1on Mr. Mindy, 7', hid bml 1 -t al 0n"I" C>un\}' for 41 Y<lf1 Ile • 11 mayor of the coun17 1t1l in 1he n.rty I-Ind --iated with I lift lo- ..,...,. compan)' In -· Ana II•' b .,,,-!ved by his .-lclow. Loil. al f'Joli<noo, t .. -Ind I cfauChi<r. • ducttna ettMStve lnte.rvlewt th.ls momJn& in 1n effort to tum up JOme .lfadl on IU>poc!S. Evans aa.ld the prob~m of Ondatl the ptrtOOJ rr:sponsible was Uabte to be 1 big 0<1< although ht did Indicate be !tit students II tbe IChool milllt be the ..... who oet tile bomb oil. "We're geUic to ln-111te this bot !l's a bl« Job looking for 1 IUlpeCI IMOnJ 2,.100 lludftMI," Evans 111d. lfe Aki this Wit the first lueh lnctdalt IS.. IOMB, l'lpll 0r .. ,. .......... . Partially cloudy with 1C•Uerld sho•·tn 11 bow lhe weather ladJ JttS f"rktay, with more rain due on S.1 urday . cl<arln& by lite on... ncm. Sbnd by for a wd ~ Tempera1urcs on Frida7 '4. Lowa tooi«ln bot•-- .JN IDE TODA\1 Fo•r N""JJM' -~ polf<f •/fltt•• -i.. .. ~-JO< -'II ""'~ """°" o/ color fOT 0Mt1cndl110 t"'*t. Su PaQf I . - ---. ==~ .. 1:1:".:--= -----.. .% DAILY P_IL_D_r __ Percentage Could Rise On Reports By RUDI Nll:DZU:l.'iKI Of tll• Dally l'llel Stitt /\. ful l 20 perrent or an projects pr<><:- essed by the Orange Comit y Plaru1ing Department have been required to file 1--,,~nv"'tfonmental impact statements. A~is· tant County Counsel William t.tcCourt disclosed today. Speakjng to members of the Citizens Harbor Area Research Team !CHART! in Costa A1esa . AfcCourt indicated that the p e r c e n t a g e could increase or decrease v.·henever it has been determin- ed v.•hat constilutes "significant" en· \'i1"9fllllental impact. The semantic question surrounding tha t word has proved purz.ling to legal experts since the state Supreme Court ruled that any project v.·hlcb "may have significant environmental impact" must be accompanied by a study. "We're still fttling our way on what's ir.iportant and v;bat isn 't.'' said McCourt ·who admitted \\'riling a one pa ge defini- tion of "significant" \\'ithout ever really defining it. The cases cited by the auomey involve the planning departmen!'s understanding of the "'ord. Thty involve 4-0 percent of at! public projects. five pem!nt of zoning variance·s. 23 percent of all subdivisions, 31 percent of all zone changes. and 51 percent of all tracr maps. All "'ere filed sine~ the court ruling, "'ith the exMption of the public projects. l\1cCourt said the County bas been operating under procedures aimed at detecting environmental impact as early as possible. Certain projects such as S\\1imming pools. ,carports and home additions are automatically exempted from the re- qi..iremenL Developers of p r o j e c t s not automatically exempted must !ill out a preliminary environmental de1c;ri2ti?n • sheet which will detennine whether a full report is needed. If it is, the developer is required lo draft an environmental im- pact statement whi ch will be evaluated by the County's in-house environmental review group. Both the draft and the analysis are then forwarded to the County Planning Department before a decision is ren- dered. Before any building permit is granted , all of the information is given to !he Board of Supervisors, A1cCourt told the CHART members. ''It's possible this is just creating more paperwork for all the attorneys, their clients and the Xerox company," joked McCoort. But he added lbal he believes the environmental impact reports are beginning to serve their intebded purpose. In bis opinkm they were not designed to stop building projects buf to "raise issues fo r the decision-maker!." McCourt !aid virtually any project has some adverse im'pact on the envlronment and that this does not necessarily enjoin developen from beginning construction. He indicated that decision maken may not be empowered to withhold granting of non-discretionary items such as building permit! if the developer has complied with all other regulatiODJ. In other cases, such as zone exception pennits and rezone petitions, McCourt believes adverse environmental lmpact reports could be considered as grounds for denial . The Environmental Quality Conlrol Act of 1?71, McCourt said. Implies that the permit-granting&gencies have the power to stop projects. Bowker Denies Rap BERKELEY (AP\ -UC Berkeley chancellor Albert Bowker has denied cl.arges by a New York stale official that he "in tome instances ... misused r1.0blic fur1ds" while head of City University of New York. New Yorlr Comptroller Arthur Levitt said Wednesday a fund ad- ministered by Bowkef when chancellor of the Ea!tern unlvhsity v.·as "used primarily lo enrich faculty-oriented pro- grarus." OU.•I COAST Ill . DAILY PILOT Tfle Orlnl9 CMtt 04JL'I' f'ILOT writ! 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The shooting apparently occurred as Ed\11ards recommended that the state Board cf Education ditch the proposed solution which ended student occupation of buildings at the Southern campus in New Orleans last week. "It's a situation in which we are ap- parently unable to conununicate," Ed- v.·ards said. Students W!!re jammed inside the build· Ing. A telephone call to the president's office broogtit comments from a girl who said as many 4s 2.000 students bad gone to Ille building lo "talk" lo 1he president. At issue, she said, was the continuing controversy over student demands at the two-campus ·schodl, which brought some arrests thls week on charges of disrupt· ing classes. Among the demands were requests for student control of acldemlc affairs and the resignatioh of the tiead of both campuses. Edwards' comments to the board came as a surprise. He personally met with pr~ testing students in New Orleans on Sun- day. . Edwards told the OOard that if students don't seU.le down and return to classes at once, he will seek another meetlng of the board after the first cf the year "to dis- cuss the future use of buildings on the two campuses .. "I'm awfully sorry," Edwards told the board, "but I can truthfully say I bent over backwards. It appears the students are not ieady to discus.s this." ' Rickover Suffers Fatigue Attack ,' Falls in Office WASHINGTON (AP I -Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rick°"'r. pioneer in develop- • ment of nuclear submarines, collapsed In his office today, and was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital where doctors diagnosed his·problem 8! exhaustion. The Navy said ruck.over. who will be 73 in January, suffered a slight head laccrit. tion after collapsing. He was described as in good condition and resting comfortably. The Navy aaid that Rickover walked to work from National Airport alter ar· riving about ·5 a.m. Imm Groton, c..n., where he 'P'Cl Wedntaday working. Th< Navy maintains a major submarine base at Groton. . ~ · ~e collapsed 8rter reaching bis oftlce about a mile from the airport. Rickover, retained on active duty more than 10 years palrt the normil retirement age of 62 . i;ervee both u deputy com· n1ander for nuclear propulsion or the Navy's ship systems command and as director of the naval rtactors d.iv\slon of the Atomic Energy COmmisslon. lits hiur of duty runs untU January 1974. Frot11Pflfrfl 1 BOMB .•. ot \he school that he !<nows of. "Since I've betn here nothing like this has ever happened. I do know n slmll nr incident took place several yean back wkttn a cherry bomb blew out a window but lhat'1 about aR," Evans said. Cnpl. Oyaa1 111d the bomb was thl'l ftrsr sel oil In all of Net"port lloach In • 1rent number o( ytan. "We found one al liarbor High several yean ago but the ruse had burned out be!ort settlna It off.'' O}'las aald. •• Mrs. McGuire; Huntington Pioneer, Dead Funeral services {or Mrs. Cora B. A1cGuire, 87, the grandmother of downtown Huntington Beach auto dealer Bob Terry, will be held at 11 a.m., Fri- day, in Smith's Chapel. Private burial will follow in the Good Shepherd Cemetery. Mrs. McGuire. 323 Crest Ave., Hun· lington Beach, died Monday. She came to Huntington Beach in 1918 with her two daughters and two sons, following the death of her husband in an auto accident in Iowa. J\.1rs. McGuire was the oldest retired employe of the Southern California Edison .company. Next month she would have al8o received her SO.year pbt as a charter member Olllie-PEO Sisterhood. "She was like a second mother to me. We only lived two blocks from her," Ter- ry said. "She Was the k i n d of grandmother everyone wants, spoilln& you to death." Terry;s mother, Mrs. Irene Terry, died last year. Mrs. McGuire was an active member in the First United Methodist Church of Huntington Beach. Survivcrs include a half-brother, Harold Scoles of Long Beach: a daughter, Mrs. Alice Terry of Costa Mesa; two sons, Robert McGuire cf Whittier and Pau1 McGuire ·of Fresno; seven grandchildrer .. and four great- grandchildren. CHP Officer Hit By Truck While Issuing Ticket ' . • A Cailfomla ~gbway Patrol officer sulfered .mulliple broken bones \j'ednes- day when he was hit by a. refuse truck on the San Diego Freeway in Fountain Valle1 while giving a traffic citation to another motorist. The CHP said Patrolman Norman Schwendler, 31, Qrange. wa' released to his home this morning from St. Joseph's Hoopltal. Officers .,m Scbwendler, who works out of the Sant.a Ana CHP offi~ had stopped a car for a routine traffic viola· non Just oor1h of the Euclid stret off- ramp. He was walking toward the car wtien the truck struck the ~trol car and then hit his shoulder, throwing him against tbe second vehicle. The driver crf the refuse truck, Dona· voo A. VanOvet't 41, Cypress, was driving a truck.-tiy a LOng Beach llrm. The cau~ of the acctdent Is still under lnve~tlgation, the CHP said. Bicycle Trajls To Be Discu ssed By Youth ·Group -The newlyO tj:l nlzed Foun~ln Valley Youth Commission will talk about a posslb1' communlly bicycle lrall S)'ltem tonight, Youth comml.sslonm meet at 7:30 p.m. In H•ll A ol lbt Community Center. They wtll dlacuJs ..-bit the comml11lon mfght do lo help Jallll(b a <lty bicycle trRll ~-. No specific plan hos yet bc<n proposed. CommlsslCIC'm will also e.lect officers \Q!lilht and dlacuss a ·possible Chrlstm" proJect. · The youlh commission is an advisory • body appointed to give the community's yoonger citizens a formal line o( com- , munJcfttlon kl the city council. There are nine mcmbe~. aU 1tudent1 nt the cil.y's lv."O high schools . Rijecte-a O~Ecology -~ds -~ • medicine and concerned with the PARIS (AP) -A new round of secret Vietpam J>«::ace negotiatlonl was im· minent today, but North Vietnam !n ad~ vance rejected any changes In the draft • cease-fire agreement wtirked out by Heney A. Kiaalnger and Le Due Tho or Ibo North Vleln...,.,. Politburo. In these days or ecology drives and en· v\fOMleotal actions °"" e;tpecla lo fl'ad alm06t anything. But when an individual invests hard cash ln an advertisement wamlng public officials that they will be "held accountable for their . actioas," some ol them take notice. ' deterioration o.f the environment." ;. 1' The attorney was reluctant to cxpan~ on statements in the ad because 01· several legal actions now under way which he said might be prejudiced. ~.----t..l---jr- But the printed words ~re-sarfiCI Xuan Thuy, the chief ol North Vlei· nam's delegation in Paris, told the week- ly session of the semipublic peace talks: "We resolutely reject all the pretexts put forth by lhi! Uniled States and Saigon to demand modification of the substance of the agreement.'} He repeated Hanoi's persistent demand that the United Sia" "immedialely sign the agreement." The cbiel mndlfication demanded by Saigon, a provision calling for the withdrawal of all North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam, was repeated today by South Vietnam's representative at the session, Nguyen Xuan Phong. U.S. negotiator William J. Porter said: "Each of us is aware that the restora- tion of peace in Vietnam is approaching. Each of us is equally well aware of the efforts being made to refine and perfect the accomplishments of the negotiation so that a setilement fair lo all will result." In a brief prepared statement to Ibo meeting, Porter avoided any reference to substantive issues, but urged the c.om.. munist side to avoid · "exaggerated rhetoric and unfounded charges of bad faith." He declared that 11our discussionl should he direcled loward the goal ol peaceful settlement, much nearer than · we imagined only a few weeks ago. "We have come~ lbis lar because of negotiations conducted in good will and v.·ith constructive purpose. sun further progress will come to us through the same means." Phong told newsm,en as be arrived for the meeting that his government regards, a North Viet withdrawal and restoration of the demilitarized :.one between 'North and South Vietnam as "essential elements" of any agreement. The draft, as ouilined by Hanoi a!'d discussed with newsnlen by Kiss.Inger, makes no mention of either poinL Citizen Seizes Bank Robber A Santa Ana citizen became *'involved" Wednesday and captured a bank robber. Police, who withheld the ~ of the businessman, said be witnessed the rob- bery of Security Pacific National Bank, Third and Main streets, chased the suspect and jumped on him when be slip- ped and fell. Officers said the businessman with the help of several othen held the robber tm· til they arrived. The suspect is identified as David S. Vandeneynden, 29, of Santa Ana. He had taken '980 In the midaftemoon holdup. The money was J'CC{)Vered along with a toy pistol with which he had threatened a bank clerk. He was turned over to the FBI. I OO's of Values! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Plus s•c.tlon•l 'lx71/i in lux- 1,.iriou1 h••vy importtd v•I· v•t eveil•ble in m • n y choic.e1 of colors end fabrics. The adverli.erilenl, placed by Newport Beach attorney George Shibata, ap- peared Wednesday in most county daily newspapers. It was addressed to the Board of Supervisors, couilty p I a n n i n J.!~ mission, all city councils and . commissions and all public officials responsible for the Issuance of zoflin&,and building permits. ,. Shibata refused to reveal the ideatily of-his client who paid for the ad but did say he was "in the fiel d of preventive 50 Rain Gods 'Do Thin()'' ~ AfOCC Site . By JAN EDW.\RDS Ofllle Ddt , ......... A week ago, BUI Payne said be would place 50 small, Mexican rain gods outside th1J morning in hopes of bringing nin by nightfall or tomorrow morning. 1be Orange Coast College art in- structor says the pottery figures, placed on Ibo ground so lhey lace the sky, have brought .n~ed rain 11 out of 12 times when the Orange Coast was in the midst of a drought. , Payne placed the gods outside as prom- ised today despite the fact rain alrtady was falling. - He said he did It because he had heard on the radio that some parts of Southern Califcmla were starting to clear and becauses he responded from to pressure from "dozens and dozens" cf students and friends at OCC to go through with it. "I don't watch the weather and I don't ordinarily put them out when it is raining, but thlngs were set in motion and I couldn't stop It," he said. "I wanted to call it cff," he added. Someme else also wanted to call it off. Payne said be received a letter from "obvlously a little gal that's pretty smart. She lived in Fountain Valley and bad 'Whispers From Wendy' on the sta- tionery -her name was Wendy. She wanted me to not put out the gods because she was going miniature golfing for her birthday -Friday." • Now that he has unleashed "roughly 50" of bis gods to do their thing, Payne refuses to take credit for rain yet to come. "I am responsible for the light rain to- day as planned but I have no ac- countability for subsequent storms ... and I am not responsible for the rain that falls on the Coliseum," he claims. (At the Los Angeles Coliseum this weekend, USC will meet UCLA on Satur- day and lhe Los Angeles Rams will play the Minnesota Vikings Sundal,). Payne said be has learned 'there will be more rain -there are three fronts moving in, including a big front up north -but I have nothing to do with them." to indicate· that tbe cll~t 'f'IS, dead .. seriOus. They called attention to lhe ' Friends of Mammoth deci sion of the California Supreme Court which ruled that all permits for project.!, public or private must be covered by en· ' vironmental ·impact· statements. The ad then threatened, "Under rece.n1 court decisiom it is clear that any citizen·· has the right to take legal action on · behalf of the public to prevent tht degradation of the environment." · •. • Some __attorneys queried doubted th.is ~· claim. They believe an individual must ' . show that he perS<lnally has suffered in· ' jury by an act affecUng environment. . The advertisement continued: "My'"'· client has directed me to inform bullden · · and developers and all public officlalJ•; responsible for the approval of land , I" development projects that they murt comply with the law." ~·;' Retroactive action was also threatened~: .. "I wish to remind those who have ob-;· tained the changes of zoning, r.onlng : ~ pennlts or building pennlts prior lo Sepj. 21, 1972, (the dale of 1he court's Mam.·. moth-decision) that they are not immune~· • , • any persons allempling lo procee<j with • construction of such ~ projecl4 .• without full compliance with\ the re:. · quirements of the law ..• wW be acting.1. at thtir peril." · Shibata said this was to indicate that. · ignorance of the law is no excuse. . The ad concluded fll1Jl}y with a quote · from a San.Franclsc:o court.decision. "In ~. appropriate circumstances, a governmental agency may abate pubUc •• nuisance even Ulough to do ao requires that a building be demolished." .,1 Some attorneys questioned did adn\lt.,.,. that Proposition 20, the coastal lnlttsllve .~ pa~ by the voters Nov. 7, did allow. . any pel'90n aggrieved by ·the declslon OJ:·: action of a · couta1 conservation com,·· mission to bring suit. ,;. •.· But again, the word 11aggrleved" "'!, subject to court piterpretation. Ff'.Otll Pqe I ·' CUTIER ••• ·' .~. . J trolled, and Cspt. Frederick 0. Wooley;;' reported bl> sblp was "In no lmmediale-·· danger of •lnkln&·" ~ Th<re were no Injuries replrled among!. the craw, whjcb ofJlClala placed at 110,; • me_n. Y-f.~~ , .,... t;-;;, ~ Spole!liierdesciltied'ibe cutler's roo-/ dltion as "lel'ious but stable" as it rode~ 25-knot winds and 12-foot swells 750 miles?; southwest cf Anchorage in the north) Pacific. t • The· Honolulu-based cutler losl powet1 and ability to pump water late W~.( day when the engine room flooded. I ~ Also answering the cutter's SOS werf!K two Coast Gilani cutters, an American~· fishing boat, three military liCl30 searcb.!- planes and a Navy P3 aircraft. : Pumping equipment was dropped toi. the vessel by a HC130, and the .. ~kesman .s;. id the Jarvi!, equipped wit~ an HS2 behcopter, was believed to have,• fenied a few men to Akutan. ':, -• holiday sale! . ' • Orange County's Largest Selection of Contemporary Furniture -· open Sunday 12-5 entire inventory ·reduced! ' .. . • Sale $595. (, •• J . . • • • daily 11-9/11turd1y 11-6/sunday 1-5 • ph 548-5518 • toll free 546-1262 .. ~·1 ('(·tll(lllf!Crnr·q f11rn 1 turP •. , b alsan-ls I ' I ' : • 1 • \•: I 1 • r •. • I . ' • • .• \ I ' ( ' I . ' Thursday, NO'+'fm.bfr 16. l 972 H Stores • Ration 0 I 'Big Bread' Buyers Prison Row Injures .3 Guar& PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Thr<e guar~. ,..,. severely beaten by II.rioting pris- ' .. -.. wbo !2!!k.<9lllllll.J>J:Jhe.mulmum._ · """"'itY block at tbe State Correctional • lllltituUon in nearby Graterford today, , llate police oaid. Authorities regalited • ·control Of the facility alter three boun. flle trouble at tbe 2,000-Inmate facility bepn sborUy alter 8:30 a.m. when the IS.prilonerg &tarted fighting, lbeo turned> on tbe three guards and beat them, state police oaid. There was no indication bow the vi<>- lesce wa. quelled. A spokuman for the st.ate police said demands were made on the warden, but they were not immedi· atl!ly dlacl06ed. Some mattresse.s were let on fire dur· Ing the rioting, filling conidors with thldt lllllOke. Seven Inmates sulfered smbte inhalation and two wer-e taken to tho Potlltown Hospital, about six miles any; for tJ:eabnent. others were treat-. M-.-in the prison inflnnarY, as were the bilten guards. . state Police Commissioner Rocco U-rella flew to the facility and, at the re- qaeat of Warden Robert L. Jobnaon, or· dered 80 troopers to tbe prison. ;ohnson said inmates bad taken cell bl.Ck keys from the injured guards. &artier, be oaid' the trouble broke out ~een two inmate groups, squabbling over religious differences. lome of those involved were reported to" ·have knives. I • Tbe muimum security block of the priloo bas about 60 cells and the 'SI men held there were described as difficult. hardened ' prisoners who have breached regulaUons and are unable to get along wi~ the other inmates. Let's Play Borsie· When the rains fell on Orange County, 6-year-old April Studer of AJ.1aheirn wasn't worried about getting her feet wet. Her pet great Dane Duchess supplied the transportation to school. Deputy State Police Commissioner J~ph ~ia said the-riot leaders were "hard-core types." Nb1on, Connally l\'leet The prison ;, located in Montgomery County, about 20 miles north of here, and ~vers 1,730 acres, much of it farm land whJch the inmates work. There is a 62- acre compound within the walls. THURMONT, Md. (UPI) -President Nixor1 met with Conner Treasury Secre- tary John B. COnnally at hls Camp David retreat today. -------- .. ;,. ~,Now You Can Become , tLittle Old Wir1e Maker .. By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of ... Dfill'f 'ii" ''"" THANKS TO UNDERSTANDING treasw7 agents and the nation's .big- gest catalog order store, the winos of America can noJ¥ jump Q_n the band~ wag()Q of the biggest do-it-yourself, grcw-it··yourself, make-it·yoursell craze since the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock,. ______ --·-- Home winemaking -something all but the most sin· ful Pilgrims woud have thought scaridalous -is reaching, pardon the expressim, a new high in garages and base- ments aro\Dld the country. Winemaking has moved into an arena formerly dom- inated by· such things as herb gardening, terrarium-creat- ing and birdhouse buildin,g. Out of interest and pure curiosity, I gave one of the handy-dandy commercial winemaking kits to my brother for Christmas last year. ,,., His first gallon of home-brewed California bufi\DldY wine started· out as a pile of ~led grapes, some yeast and a pound ()f sugar mll:ed wtth watei in a clear plastic j"ug. · .. It was "ready for drinking" two months after be whipped it together - at least that's what the directicns said. WHAT HE PRODUCED tasted like a cn>SS between liquid cbalk. battery acid and a touch cf last week's wash watt!!'. Maybe be didn't age it long enough. It would have· made the most Confirmed alcoholic a teatotaler for life. The Alcoholics Anonymous could have used it in their own cure program. My interest in bome wlnemaking waned suddenly alter that taste of bot· ulism brew until I received my own bandy~landy winemaking kit as a birth-. day prosent nc:enUy. This I> the catalog model u opposed to the CIJl.ra"' job my brother used f..-his eorieocting. • IT HAS A Ll'ITLE i>lastlc keg wllh a spigot, a Caney fennentatlon lock 'lo watch the wine bubb,le to perfection and a liquid grape CCJOCallrlt< Instead _Of.abrtveled ralsli>I. ... so now. ftve easy Jteps later, my own "Wine mixture sits brewing on the ldtcbell alnk. · 'Ille Orsi nigbl, my wine bobbled ao 1'l1orously that the ·cap of the fer- meotaUon lock popped olf and yeasty ppe juice splatten!d all over the ooonter io,,. and aaytblnc .that bappened to be nearby. Bui Ulm, I. .._.i. !be.Gallo J""Ple have the~ problema too. TRI PAMPllLETS that came wtth my kit made interesting reading - dPecllfly the perts that "id ~ can mal:e wine out of anything ferment# 1ble. [ am taste it now, Schrelber's Avocado Peel Wine. Boon's Farm move over. , • n alao IDlde brlel..mentlm..ol lbe .. !acUbat the Internal· Revtnue S<mce allowa the -ol a boo-1cl to tilike up-to :m gallons of wine a year tax , ... for pe"""" -ptlon. • I -H the cotlloc llort people aro cbeckll1i IDs and marriage llc- C!tllel -they ..U --.. . . Sbould 1111 Ont galloa of catJlomla burgundy taste anywbere near the Girl's Mother Accuses Doctor ----Of Drugging Her -By-TOM BARLEY Of lllt DltllY , .... '""' LOS ANGELES -· WaOda Meielidrez• moiQer a~ Dr. Ebbe HarteliUI of El Totj>'ofrepeatedly lnjectillg ber daughter wit}; narcotics before .and after the at- traCtfve nurse's aide spent more than one year in a mental bi>spilal during her testimony here today. ~· Earleen.Johnston of COsta Mesa also charged Hartelius, 52~ with hasten- ing the deterioration cf Mrs. Melendrez by beginning an association with state witness · Reba VaUghn in the months before Mrs. Meleodrez's death in Sep- t.ember of 1969. ' ''He.let her down," Mrs. Johnston told the four physicians who comprise the State Board of Medical Examiners com- mittee. "He let her ·down." The Harbor Area physician's alleged association with Mrs. Melendrez, 29, and Mrs. Vaughn, 31, of San Clemente, led to the filing of charges of moral turpitude and unprofessional conduct. Today is the final day of an inquiry that has now taken up four three-day hearings over a two year·period. Mrs. Johnston testified that Hartetius repeatedly injected her daughter with Demerol (a highly potent narcotic) despite the witness's repeated pleas that he halt ~ practice. Sbe said Mrs. Melendrez deteriorated from an attractive, neatly dressed nurse to an uncarlng and untidy woman who failed to take proper care of her two children and spent most of the day asleep in bed. Mrs. Johnston said she moved Into her daughter's nearby home In Costa Mesa in a bid to halt what she felt was Mn. Melendrez's mounting addiction t o narcotics allegedly supplied by Dr. Hartelius. She told the committee that she slept with the telephone under her pillow so that her daughter could not call Dr. Hanellus for mort shot! of Dfmtrol. Mrs. John!ton, obviously under grtat emotional strain, was uked about her daughlA!r'• reaction. ~ criecLand.lbe cr.ied and the. said 'Mom, ycu just don't understand'," Mrs. Johnston roplled. Sbe denied Wider qutstlonlng from dcleose 1uornty Mattbew Kurlllch that her daughter had useci marijuana. narcotics and u;o In the yean before sh< met Dr. Hartdlus. t.frs. Jphnston admltt~ that her daughkr had attempted to commit suicide "three or loor times.''·Bul aha ln- 1iated undtr KurUich's lntenrive qtJtt- tliicling tbat all lliOoe attempta occumd .. alter she met the allvir-balrtd pllyslclan. Mrs. Melendm died at bome In September ol lilt. Htr lleatll e<rUllca"' not., that alle died as a mult of clloldng .. her ...... ' ·ae:Fks Say No Critical Fiend ·nun.ted Rape V.ictim Slashed on Beacli SANr,\. MONICA (AP) -Her arms and legs bound with leather shoelaces, the nude body of a young woman stabbed 11 times and apparently raped was ~thebea . . .. It was one cf the most brutal and goriest killings I've se.en in all my years oo the force ," aaid Detective Robert Simoneau. By -GEORGE LEIDAL Of .. Dlll'f •1111 .,.,, -THE WOMAN WAS found by a couple jogging Wednesday night "about 15 minutes after she was tilled." Grocery clerks along the Orange Coast toda'J_ ~~· w~ned . !o ~loo~ out for suspiciou.s buyers of large quantities of bread as the six-day old bakers strike began to squeeze suppl~. The woman was identified as Kathleen LaChance, 23, cf Long Beach. Simoneau said aand had been stuffed in .her mouth and her clothes had been ripped off in a aavage fashion. ~· HE SAID SUE WAS found lying on her back. ber arms and legs strapped tightly to her body with leather tacts. "We're en the lookOut for the restaurant and Institutional l;luyen wbO are trying k> get bread from l.lS that they can't get from their usual suppllers," an Alpha Beta market manager in Irvine A hunting knife was believed to be the murder weapon, Simoneau added. said IAlllay. • Attempted Rape "We make our ()WI] and have .ample supplies of bakery products a!Uiougb JJOt a full variety," the University Park grocer noted. Marine Charged With He quipped that clerks would tactfully - limlt the bread -purchases of any "suspicious types who come up to the casb register wilb 16 carts full of bread." A bakery department spokesman for Richard's Markets noted the bread strike bad little effect 9_n supplies. The firm bakes its own and reports M "unusl.!al" rush for bakery goods. Armed Robbery ,Kmnap Meanwhile, housewives along the Orange coast noted some stcre shelves had an empty look about them. An AMOC:iated Press survey cf stores in 16 California cities concluded that the Sbottage resulting from the strike was generally more "inconvenient" than critical. ''The Bakery and Coofectionery Workers Union went out en strike ·last saturday in a dispute ever its demand that bakery A Camp Pendleton Marine was booked this morning by Laguna Beach detectives in connection with an assault to commit rape, kidnap: gunpoint robbery and sex· 'House' Hangs On Despite · Federal Eviction Notice workers be given two consecutive days... CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI) -The off. , federal government is having the same Unicn cfficials said they expected the problems as any prjyate landlord in evic· strike, which has ldleJ nearly half of the ting a stubborn tenant -the Sliver estimated 12,000 i>read workers .in Princess ·bawdy house. California Oregcn, Waahlngton, Utah and · The Bureau of-Land Management C-Olorado, to grad'ually spread eastward. ordered the house of prostitution, which Although varieties offered by markets consists of several trailers, off the public are forcing housewiVe!. to turn to domain at Basalt, Nev., more lhan a alternate brands or frozen dough ln aome year ago. That area of Nevada has instances, the strike appears to be af-legalized prostituticn. fecting resturants and institutions-most But Jane CUrtis, who runs the Silver heavily. Princess, and her girls are still there. A spokesman for Bob's Big Boy Tbe BLM oaid Wedneaday that j\ bas ·restauranta -sald-Jn ,.,_ -tliiil tHe Uiurances the tifuthel will move bji Dec. cbain's Southern earn.-MMquarters " but Miss Curtis oaid Ille hasn't been hU S;OOO'loavKof"llkedDttid·su;red ln·-"DotiDed -tO leave. case U»e strike is prolonged. The tupply_ She referred all inquirleJ to her at- woold bave to be divided ll!IOl)S 80 torney, Nye County Dllllrtct AtlDraey restaurants. · WlllJam Beko, who said she ts kloktn«· for In San Francisco, Ed K e m I t t ', private land to move onto and hopn to secretary-treasurer of the union's LOOal be off tbe federal property by the end of 24, said, "Nobody's baVing a shortage ex-the month. . cept maybe in some favorite brands." He The bureau extended put evtcbon noted that there are at least 200 in-deadlines because of '"nasty weather" dependent bakeries in the San Francisco which prevented the house from moving Bay area. last winter. M7/DRTG.11£ by Heritage ua! coercion of an Art Co Ion Y saleswoman Wednesday. Del. Sgt. Neil Purcell said the man. sought by local cfficcrs, had walked into the San Clemente police Station early ti>- day and told police there he thought ht might be wanted in Laguna. Purcell identified the suspect as Joseph Kaiser, 23, a Marine Corps lance cor- poral. The young serviceman·has beell sought br police since Wednesday evening, after officers recovered a coat used by an assailant,.. to hide his victlm's bound hands as he attempted to rorce her froin a Laguna Beach shop and into his car. The 29-year-old woman escaped from her would·be abductor as she was·being forced into the man 's ca r parked in front of the Coast Highway store, but only after a se:w: incident. The Laguna woman screamed and fted from the gun·1''ielding assailant after reaching the sidewalk. She broke away, fell and was recaptured by the man who then suddenJy released her, ran lO bis car and sped away. Tbe man first came lo the shop shortly after-· He came back that eveniitg and as the saleswoman WB& writing out a ttetlpt, tbe man pulled out a gun and forced the woman into a back room. · 'lllere, be lied ber, went to the front of the' slcrt, ACOOped t62 .from the cash drawer. locked' the door and turned off the lights. Retuming to the back room, he roreed the woman Into a sex act. makes di~i~9 a pleasure ·: . ... enterta1n1nq moie 4rac1o~s ' Your fewor ite interior d11 lqner will be heppy to e1111t you. ' ldllcl ,.. --llLll ·-.• 'plloa,..1-.moJ ....... to..blMor ..... --~. -• . .&PTIB ALL, tho ......, 11111 -. ---.. eqlllpment. &lpbona ..... 1llJ'lad ol -.._ al 4C)tllponml IMclnnlnf wtnemHers ---...rrvlllillll· lliil"-l<Stlll<iF UWrllr. . llanellua fayt Mrs. Melencbn aa ln- joctlon _,, -lbe cited • -H~J.GARRETf fURNffURE -111-ot . .. ·, . " tbt AWlr $Wi _.. _ ~ ... to.I .... -"thlJ CAt. . q_ (he lilWI -..... ID -...r-and a lot al-. bftW. • "* ............ -- --- Mn. ,_ teltlfled tllat ber daucht.,. became Jll"!lllllll during ber uaociatlarlLwft~ DI:. JIB .. liUI, And abe told the <OmDltl« thil her daclchter .• btlttOdll wtn "blue and purple" aa • rtsUlt ol the reputal in)ectloo• llbe rteel\"fd. ' PROffSSlONAL I~ OUl$NUS • • • • 2111 HAUOR ILVD. COSTA MESA. CALIF. I ., I \ • .J. DAILY PILOT Just Make 'e Councilpeople SALlITE TO LADY-PERSONS: Even the high hall s or government are having d1fficully these days on figuring bow to address a woman. This becomes even tnore vexing after the lady has been elected to public office. As for our city councils. Assemblyman John V. Briggs, the. Republican from FuJJerton. th inks he has a solution. He vows to introduce. mgtslation i n Sacramento after the first of the year which will make the term "Coun- cilwoman" legal. All of this, of course, is an effort lo upgrade the role of !he fem ale in our society. That may be fine but I.here have always been some of us \Vrong Thinkers who thought pretty much of the girls anyway, without government help. NEW TITLES FOR the ladies are quite in vogue now. It used to be when I got a woman on the phone and l didn't know whether or not she was marr_Led, I just sort of slurred it like. "Yes, Mzzzz Smith," as though I had a mouthful or crackers. Now. with the advent of the l\1s. business. I'm right in lune with the times. Anvwav . it is understood that the La Habr·a City Council is the oolfit that has been pressuring A s s e m b I y m a n Briggs to gel the title of Councilwoman \\'ritten into the law. La 11abra is a likel y spot for things like this to start. Newspaper people here along our coast have faced the question o( ladies in public ortice for· some time. In my memory, it sLarted with Dora Hil.1 when she was mayor of Newport Beach. Everybody was delighted and tn those years. nobody got very uptight about it. Mainly. she was addressed as "Madam l\i:ivor.'' Well. Jet's face it. nobody was going to call her ft1r . ri.1ayor . Or ft-fayo r-Person, as so me folks like to push these days. NOR.i\1A GIBBS. the current coun- cilman in lluntington Beach, was once mayor of Seal Beach. I think she was a l\1adam lifayor too. although l un- derstand toda y she may lean toward preferring councitv.roman. Nonna pretty well stays up with the times. Some time passed between lady council members in Newport after Mayor (mayoress'!) Hill retired and Doreen Marshall got elected to that august body. Not long after Mrs. ManhaO got elected, I approached her one day and blurted out, "Mrs. Marsha11, just what are we supposed to call you?" She looked puzzled tor a moment and then smiled her nice smile and said, "Y~ may call me Doreen U you like "No. no,'1 1 nustertd. "I mean your ti- tle in the newspaper - --on the coun- cil. .. " IT WAS THEN that "1rs. Manhall rul- ed that the proper title is councilman, denoting the of(lce. not the sex of the holder. We certainly .... ·ere relieved to have the ruling. Nol long after that. Helen Keeley got elected to the Laguna Beach City Coun- cil. We called her councilman too. 1 forget-if we asked but I suspect Mrs. Keeley didn't much give a hoot what we called her. She called some other coun- <:ilmen several other things herself dur- ing her tour in ofnce. Currently, Irvine City CAuncilman Gab rielle Pryor is understood to prefer councilman even though she is active in current femal e Hberation activities. She would also go for Council Person for everybody, however. IN LAGUNA, PllYU.IS Sweeney ls on the council and answer.1 to councllman, councilwoman or even hey. you . She con- siders the whole issue pretty ridiculous . r think I agree with Mrs. Sweeney. Assemblyman Briggs has opened a can of worms. I hope ~ fall! in it. -·-. - Cuba Raises Hopes ·for Hijack Talks *'"' l \ ' , Princess Has Leadfoot Police say they may prosecute Princess Anne for speeding. She has been stopped twice reeently for allegedly exceeding 70-mph speed limit on Britain's hi ghways. South Viet Infantrymen Recapture Part of Town SAIGON UPI ) - A South Vietnamese i n f a n t r y battalion brought in by helicopter has recaptured part of the devastated coastal highlands town of Ba To today in a heavy dawn attack arowtd the former U.S. Ranger ootposl The Communists caplured Ba To, 300 miles north d. Saigon, Oct. 31 after a six- week siege. Field reports said the ~ man government battalion laoded by Indians Abandon One-day Siege At Death Site CRAWFORD, Neb. (AP) A ' helicopter Wednesday within -500 yards of Ba To then retook the western half of the town today and hoisted the red ans! gold South Vietnamese flag. Communist troops were reported dug in in the eastern part of Ba To. The fight to retake it today was heavy, military sources said. N~ty miles to the soolhwest, a SOO. man South Vietnamese Ranger battalioo manning a Central Highlanda: frontier poot lost contact with beadquarte,. at sundown Wednesday shortly after a North Vietnamese attack began, field reports said today. Details were lacking. But "loss of con- tact" can mean that a unit has been overrun or routed. Or it can mean the unit withdrew abruptly under heavy fire to a position nearby. The attack occurred near Due C.O, 25 miles soulhWest of the provincial capital of Pleiku and 200 miles north of Saigon. New Signal Encourages Hig~ Aitks WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S. olllcia!J ani very encouraged by a stroog\:Uban signal on opening negoU.tlom toward en- . ding alrttal\ hijacking, blll they em- pbaUcally deny tbi> rould ·1eac1 to a nonnallzalion in relations. The Qiban signal came Wednesday In a b~ 11'2!!! ~y..,., 111ying "the . g ... rnment of O!ba is willing, and without delay, to take such steps wblcb might lead to the adoption ol a broad agreement" on hijacking. - Even before this broadcast was mooitored In Wasblngtoo, s1afe Depart- ment spokesman Charles W. Bray told newsmen, "We do have the impression· now that there may be a basis for reopening negotiations" on the issue. BRAY DESCRIBED the impression as based on unspecified "straws in the wind" as seen in previous actions and statements by Premier Fidel Castro's government following two recent hi- jackings of U.S. alrllnm to CUba. But the broadcast set off -olficlals said was "great excitement" among U.S. Qiban ezperts beca... the Castro government bas not sOOwn any previous willingness to negotiate the hijacking situation. From the American viewpoint, the obstacle to past efforts to reach an ac- commodation on hijacking p_revention was Havana's demand that fbe United States return CUbans who fled to this country. IN THE WEDNESDAY broadcast, Havana criticized past American policy concerning Caban emigration and acts by anti..castro elements .based in the United States, but it did oot repeat the demand for extradition of "illegal Cub an emigrants.'' · This omission was seen by some U.S. experts as indicating the seriousness of the Cuban proposal But, they cautioned strongly against any speculation that this development "-'OUld lead to broader discussions of general bilateral problems. Cuba, one officiaJ said, doesn't want to. be knovm as a haven for criminals and is willing to deal with the United States on that basis. This is particularly tru•, be said, because the two most receDt hi- jackings involved accused murderers, bank robber> and rapists. Bui the American experts say there is no sign Castro wants a better reJa- tiooshlp with Washingtoo and they say President Nixon is not in the mood for a change either. MEANWIULE THE NATION'S airline pilots, with their lives menaced by hi- jackers and their command authority challenged by tactics of the FBI, are con- templating a new worldwide protest suspension of air service. t:ourthouse S~ging 'UPIT ....... A man who was shot and left partially paralyzro In wheel chair al· legedly pulled gun in Houston courthouse hallway and kille4 woman accused of wounding him. William Johnson, 24, (above) was taken into custody. Birthday Death Two Girls Shot Block from Home BOULDER, Olio. (UPI) -It was a very special and happy evening for An4 nabelle l\indig. She had just C<lebrnted he-11th birthday at a supper party with eight classmates from Uittversity Hill Elementary School. While her pa.rents cleaned up after . the party Tuesday night, Annabelle walked a close school chum, Jessica Schaffner. I l, to her home nine blocks away. Tlney never got there. rested Peter Roy Fischer, 25, a chemical. plant worker from nearby Aurora. Colo., and charged him with murder, kidnap ' and .... u11. . ' Fisher, wbo offered no reslstaooe •'"' . "didn't say a word" when arrested, ~ onJered held on fJOO,OGO bond. Authorities said be bad been arrested at least three ' , times in the past foot years for indecent .. , and Jtwd acts, but had been released on.•· probation each time. ·.~ Annabelle, whose parents are both ... teachers, was in Boulder Community . Hospital's intensive care unit where she was reported in good condition. group of about 50 militant Indians today abandoned their occupation of the former post commander's quarters at Ford Robinson Slate Park, the site where the famed Crazy Horse was k.llled nearly 100 years ago. The one-day ocrupatlon, a protest over the transfer of government land, was ended after a negotiating session with a representative of Nebraska Gov. J. J. Exon. Nader'Unit Raps Airlines On Children's Fare Rates Less than three hours later Jessica was dead and Annabelle was in a hospital. Both girls had been shot twice, hand~ cuffed together and left for dead ill a snowy, remote mountain area west or the city. "They were both nice girls," Boulder Dist,rict Attorney Stan Johnson :said Wedne!!day. "They were not hippies or hitchhikers." The two girls were less than a block away from Jessica's borne near the Colorado University campus when a rnan In a camper pickup truck stopped and forced them Jnside. He drove them into the mountains near the small town of Gold Hlll, where they both were shot. Fisher, who had a predawn court ar- raignment at which time be was adviJed of his rights, remained in a jail cell. HO''· wa.s ordered returned to court: Nov. 27. Executive Feels Sonoma Murder Victim His Son Vince Rotherham, superintendent of the musewn now housed In the building, said the Ind.Jans "departed peacefully" after the session \tilh Jerry Kromberg, the governor's plallhing director. Kromberg said the Indians agreed to vacate the building with no damage or theft of its contents in return for the promise of a new meeting with Krombcrg next Tuesday to hear thelr position and present it to the governor. The governor's office agreed to give the Indians some kind of. response 10 days after next Tuesday, or Dec . 1, Kromberg said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A consumer group backed by Ralph Nader accused the nation's airlines today of fare dis- crimination against children. ln a petition filed with the Civil Aero- nauUcs Board (CAB), the Aviation Con· sumer Action froject (ACAP) complain- ed that the airlines charge a higher fare fore a child travelling on a domestic fight than for a child travelling oo. an intematlooal flight. According to the romplaint, JO major airlines "by coocerted action" last month raUed the domestic fare for children • from 50 percent to 66 and two--thirds per- cent of the adult fare for the same bip. But the complaint "said ,the 50 percent formula continues to &pply for children's rares on international flights. "The charging ol dilferent farts for chHdren of the same age group-between 2 and I I -"dlscrtminates against child- ren on domestic nights who must pay the higher fare," the complaint said. According to ACAP, the Board earlier found the 50 pel'OO!t discount for children A passing motorist found the. wouaded girl and immediately notified authorities. Less than a half hour later, deputies ar- Warrant Neede<l In Porno Arrest to be lawful, and the airline decision to NEW YORK (UPI) -Police cat"llot raise the fare was taken "in disregard decide what is obscene and therefore of the CAB decision." cannot arrest anyone on obsceriity BARDSTOWN, Ky. AP) Fingerprints from the body of an ex- Marine found decapitated in Californla may detennine whether he was the m of a distillery executive here. "We assume that it's our son but we've never been notified officially," .said A. Thompson Willett, president of Willett Distilling Co. Cold Front Brings Snow Tile cutrate fare for children "has been charges without a warrant from a judge, the settled custom ingrained in the social a judge has ruled. palley of this: nation," the petition said. "If we have to go to a judge every time The complaint also attacked the higher we want to make an arrest, that's oll1y rares charged for unaccompanied child-golng to make it more difficult to ren. operate, and will obviously hamper our A body tentlatively identified as that of James T. Willett, 26, was found Jast \llednesday by a hiker in a shallow grave ne.ar Guemev\11~ in Sor.oma County. Willett, dressed m a blue Marine tunic bad been shot wUh a pistol and 1wQ. shotguns. ~ Later in the week Police discovered the_, body of his wife, Lauren, 19, buried under~ the twe>bedroom re!tOrl cabin the couplei1. shared with three of six persons charged-I with murder in the case. The bodies wer • 100 miles apart. 'I, T ernperatures Dip on Broad Stretcli of Country ·-llOIMO .. Ill.IN ~'"'°"" r:.G:a~tt' I~~ I . Co•st•l Wea the r Sun, Moon, TWea TMU•tDAY s.tlllld 111011 'in "·"'· '·' ~ low ,ltlDA~I: 11.m. 1.e """' ~lol'I ~· ."', I' rtl,,1 !OW 1 I .,,,,, J >'lotld fl!Ol'I t ; .. .,,., "" ,.._ •:'t '·"'·· •1• ... ,,. Moor\ rt.-11 ... °""" "9 l;rl 'm The airllnes charge a full fare for an efforts to enforce the obscenity laws,~· a WUtCCOmpanled child travelling on a do-police spokesman sald. mestic llighl But children travelling with Manhattan Qiminal Court Judge an adult on an ln1ematklnal flight are Harold Rothwax handed down the rul ing charged only SO percera of tho adult fare. in a case involving peep shows imd The group urged the board to ordet the • bookstores in .Times Square which were airlines ~s.!92._c~lhe dQuble n te.:.. raided lasl summer as patt of an an· ft ll90 urgod the to Investigate <llmut program Initiated by Mayor John what It termed were "the price-llxlng Undaay. pnt<:tlces of the aJrltnes." Named In the complaint w.,..: Ameri- can, Braniff, Continental, O.:lla, Eastern. National, Northwest, Trana World, United and Wtstem. • DA ILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Otll\ltrf of tl'lt Daily Poot iti 9Ult.vltttd ,,,,.......-~. If "" ............ -..,.... " l 1llf .. 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" •• • WILLETJ', CONTACl'ED Wednesday , said the unharmed infant in the cabin probably i9 his S-monf.b..old &rand~ daught...,Heldl. -l ) _Willett said be was lncllntd to tg!'fll!l L with a· Sonoma Coonty official w~ theorized that YoUl1ll Willett wa5 stsl~ becaUJe three of his companions were afraid he would tell police about Lo~\ Angel,. robber! .. they bad committed. •• "Apparonlly Willett was not ln..ived In: the robberies and his rclaUonibt~wit the men ts unclear," report.C!d 'County Dl!trict Atty, John Hawkes. " WILLETT SAID he feels his oon and' wife wer<> held captive by the thi.e .,..: "He had no part in their lUogol tivlties," Willdt uld . "When they diacoYe..ed he ..... gotni t make a brut, they shot him." The father said be ftnt learned OJ =f slaytnc 1eV<t11l dl1S aeo from a Sloctton bail bond&man. "He thOuiht the man w[¥) commJ~_ai: robbery was our boy. He waa calT1~· our sen'• papen," aakt Willett. "· Of lb< six charges In the cue, t ... are women lclonUlled u dlldples ol Charle1 MllNOl1, cult leader now In J>riJoo ror the murders °" -Sharon "Tate 'Ind m other persons. 7 " .l I \ i i I • t ' s f v n ti E b I fo cu in a £k r ~ j ve! cJ an fiSt va , B<i an w• th• an • Be Ri· Wt of j of! ve Ri' Be ' fm ~ 18, I by sn ve co' ex I F F llj "" hi! ~ dil ' In tie I in "' rl1 wl NI al I ab I t~ ag .. N• db ti. or • -• Orange· Coast -EDIT ION " Today's Fl••I ' N.Y. Stocks • VOL. 65, N~2 I, 3 SECTION S, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDA , NOVEMBER 16, 1972 r ,..-. ' N TEN CENTS Newport Must 'Curb Density, Of-ficial Says By WILLIAM GCHREJBER 01 ~ 0.1"' Pts.t lllH .tlLWWrt ~ach must act now. to cut ~c~ on booming residential demlty, the city s outgoing advance planning director said \Vednesday. . :·we can't wait until the general plan is f1rushed to limit densities because it \\'Ould be too late." Carl Neuhausen, the man respoosible up to now, for preparing the plan, told members of the Newi>ort Harbor Chamber of Commerce at a breakfast "bull session." . . ~ Cutter Stricken "The council passed a height limit ordinance before lhe plan was finished and-J·tmnt·they should do the same with density," he said. "We are chasing development now and can't wait any longer to bold it back a little." Neuhausen told chamber members that under current development zoning, the city will be twice as dense and have twice its current population by 1980. "The general plan may not be finished for some time but we_ have to talk about • specific density limits now," be said. "It may mean a complete reordering or zon- ing laws." _ _ __ Neuhause.n and other city plannen have been meeting with community groups in various parl.!J of the city to get opinio~ from residents as to what type of density limits would be most ac-· ceptable. The meetings were ordered by the plannlng commlsskln and city council. "Generally people in West Newport and on the B81boa Peninsula were • violently opposed to more high density apartment developments lite Versailles,'' Neuhausen... told chamber memben. "They want to see a density figure of 15 unit.! per acre or less." 1be first phase of the Versailles proj- ect came in at about 35 units per acre. "Most areas of the city we have talked to -with the exception of West Newport -favored the R·l.5 (limited duplex) zone, but opposed rollbacks to R·I," Neuhausen Said. • l Residents of newer portions of Corona del Pt1ar, such as Harbor View Hills, told Neuhausen the only restriction they want to see is on the density of new developments on the hillsides. ~ "But we told them the only way that could be done is !o amend the planned conununity texts for the area ," he said. "The densities are already down around three units per acre, but on a hi!! it looks like a lot more." Neuhausen, who will be leaving the city • Ill Japan Freighter Helps U.S. Ship JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - A Japanese freighter took the crippled Coast Guard cutter Jarvis under tow for a tiny island in Alaska's Aleutian chain today, ending a nine-hour o;·deal for the powerless and flooded U.S. vessel. Newport Drug Team Seizes Men, Haul A team of Newport Beach narcbtics ln- vestigaiors, aided by agents of U.S. Customs and the San Bernardino police, arrested four men Wednesday and con- fiscated what they allege is narcotics valued at more than $32,000. The arrests were made in San Bernardino alter a week·long stakeout of an apartment which investigators claim was used by members o~ a narcotics ring that sold dope in the Newport Beach area .. Jailed were David Readle, :!!:, of San Bernardino; Leland Levy, 41, of Riverside; Theodore Balencia, of Westminster and Dougla! Mahoney, 27, or Covina. Al Epstein, Newport Beach narcot~cs officer, said the case has been under in- vestigation for two weeks. "It led to Riverside and from there to San Bernardino," he said. The detective claims they confiscated four ounces of mescaline, worth about $24,000 in the illicit drug m~rket ~~ 60 pounds of marijuana, worth an addibonal . 18•000• 'ded Detectives from Newport were a1 by customs agents who wer~ tra~klng the smuggled marijuana. £'.PS~1n sa~d t_he I~· vestigatioo into the nng s actlv~ttes 1s continuing today and more am!ts are expected. Rickover Suffers Fatigue Attack, Falls in Office WASillNGTON (AP\ -v;ce Adm" l(yman G. Rickover, pioneer in devel~ ment of nuclear submarines, collapsed n his offjce today, and was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital where doctors· dhignosed his problem as extiaUJtkln. • The Navy said Rickover, who will be ,s In J8Duary, suffer«) a ~ght bead lacera- tion an.r collapsing. .....,. condition He was de!cribed u ID ........ • . 8nd ....ting comlortablY. The Navy said that Rickover wilted to work from National AJ,,,.n Iller II' riving about 5 1.m. from G~. CClm., wher< he spent WedneldlY woildng. The Navy maintalns a major submarine base at Grotoo· · ••-He collapoed ofter reaching 1111 o~ about a mqe from lbe airport. Ricko"r rototned on ectlve duty """- than JO ytan p11i the nonn1l retlrtment age of D terfd both II deputy COST'- mandfr. 10r nucl<Jr pnJiiUl!lon of the Navy's ahip ,.,.....,.. commend Mid •• dire<tor o1 the ....i reocton dlvillon ol the AtoOll< Enor1J Qlmmllllon. Hll t.iur or du1y nw untlf J1111W1 1974. • Coast Guard spokesmen said the Koyo Maru No. 3 was draggin.. the cutter to C\R inlet of Sedanka Island, a few miles west • of where the Jarvis, beset by what were described as "mountainous seas," rested without ~ngines while an international force of ml!rchant and military _ships moved to the rescue through troubled north P.acific waters. "We hope to find ,.... lllelter In the inlet wb&e we can examine the damage and determioe....wbat-.more_can be done," a CO&sf Guin!lpokesmao said. The Kiuo ,.... tbe,llm ahip· to reach the 37&-!oot Jarvis -described as the pride of the O>alt Guard Oeet -as It lay unable to move or pump out water that deluged Its engine room. "The J!ll'Vis is 10t yet in the clear, ~ut definitely on her way there,'' the spokesman snid. · DAILY l"ILOT ...... "' l"•trldl O'o-11 Another Jopane5(. merthantman, two Russian ships and a Greek vessel con- tinued to respond to the Jarvis SOS. Spokesmen said Oooding that inundated the cutter's engine room had been con- trolled, and Capt. Frederick O.· Wooley reported his ship was "in no immediate danger of sinking." SOUTHBOUND AUTOS INCH ACROSS MacARTHUR BOULEVARD BRIDGE OVER SAN DIEGO CREEK w;1h Northbound Lanes Alrudy Awash, Road c,_. Closad Brldgo Allor This Photo WH Taken This Momln.g There were no injuries reported among the crew, w~cb officials placed at 170 meic Spokesmen descri bed the cutter's con- (See CUTl'ER, Pai:o %) Briggs' Court ltid Fails Again The bid by Assemblyman John V. Briggs to install a branch or the Orange County Superior Court in north Orange County bas failed again. Briggs CR-Fullerton ), haci introduced a bill cal.l.Uig ror one superior court judge and a full-time · starr to bt: added to the municipal court in Fullerton. In a 5 to 4 vote Tuesday, members of the Assembly Judiciary Conunittee killed the meUW"e. Undaunted by thii. latest setback in his continuing efforll to get a Superiol' Court for his ilistrict, Bria• said, "I will resubmit my bill q aln next year and osk for three judges oo a lullllmo botls ratber'tban one judge as called for ln my ptesent bill, It pays to be persistent around here." Bomb Explosion Probed At Corona del Mar High - A homemnde bomb taped_ to an outside sctfool this morning laid the~ was a window ledge at Corona del Mat High , four·lnch pipe containing explosives. He School exploded early today, causing said It blew" out the window. caused some minor damage to the .office of Assistant minor damage to the window sill and Principal Betty Townserid. blew some papers around inside the There were no injuries and police said office. apparently no one even heard the ex· Detective Rudd said polict were cor.- ploslon. _ ducting exteMive interviews this morning "The bomb went off sometime between in an effort to tum up !Kime luds on 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. Y<hen custodlaN came suspects. to work," said Newport Beach detective Evall! said the problem of finding the Capt. Don Oyaas. penons respomlble was liable to be a lnvesUgaUng delecUves and Principal big ooe although he did indicate he foll Dennis Evans: all refused to speculate as students at the IChDol mi.gbt be the mes to who was respoosibie _-or their mo-who eet the-bcmb off. lives for it. . "We're going to investigate tbls but ''l have no idea what the motive Was it'1 a big job looting for a suspect among but tho person who did It bas to be a l,300 lltudontl," Ev1111 said. Utile unbalanced to . do IOl!lethlq like He aald this was the Hnt IUCb lncidenl thil,'1 Evans said: . at tbe school that he knows of. Detective Ed Rudd wbo b heading a "Sklce I've -hen! DOthJna like thb three<nan leam of lnvestlgatoro 1t tbc (Soe BOMB, Pap ll UC Professors S-pending More Time Witli Students SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Full Pn>lossors alJo l)l<llt an a,.rage of U proleaon at the UniV<l'lity or houn with graduate lltudontl In 1r11, Cllliomla's lljne CllllJIU'H l)l<llt an making up the blll!ICI of the U "oon- avenge ol •.1 ''contact hours" a wttk t.c:ct houn." with lludlntl--ln-tho llll or urn, ..,. "-late pnileaon 1vengtd u conllni lo a report Pttltllied lo the "contact houn" por week, 111lslant pro- "'lmtl loday. leuors 1.7 and lnstfUClOrs J0,5, the lltlldy 8-d on data &•thmd for the fall &hoO'ed. quarten ol IV!t and lrll, the re1Ult1 Stato Flnlnce Dlrtdor V-On-, llbow '_.,.i -In the number of scheduled to add-the -llnanct bcuro faculty membtn 1pent I n totnmlu.., said thll -tllat 1Udlt1 by --with un-1111 departmert -""°"" tl!at UC dqrid .. *• apeclal]1 In tht lowor l1CUl11 momben do not wort u bltd u di~lsloo. unlvertity ofOdali A"J' they do. Tiit llllldy, pre..,td-lo< tbe COllllllltteo He .. 1d lhe -ty dalms the ccin -tlonal polleJ, llldlcatal dial In f'i"m are up JO ,......1 -1a1t =ll~o(elllM"I ••11,..S S.2 un-1ftt"I 1h.ld7. --. -"IJ, wlllle ~ "It 1"" IOke a Ci1a1i1c and loM up the •ID 1"1 tile llpra WU U boun. ...,..., • prof_, -·, 1"" """ • ·' ' . trouble anivfna at the aame numbtr of houn," claimed by tho unlvullt1. Ol:r llld In ... lotomew with the Los Allg<tes Tlmn. -Tbe stale flnlllCI dlrtdor't tp- pttrance 11 the monthly ~ -111111 ta leeG b)' IOme U I ClrtfuD.J ordMllra_l<d tllort by the ·n.1100 ad- n.lniltrotloo to ~ UC l'rclidalt Chlrltt J. IDtdl. the 'l1mef l'fl'Orted. Othtn ... the -director'• visit u nothl1111 '"""' lllln a bit ol lllral<O In the ...... 1 budcet na111 bol.-... '"" unlwl'l:lty ind the JC e :i g a n l;tr mtnllllhllon. the TUn<I .. r.i. On-bu said he does not believt L'C ....is the IQ mllllon oporaun, budlel _. the ~ -'ed laiot moatll fllN ~ """ll • • Third Big Storm Dumps Anotlier Inch Onto Coast The third stonn in a week hit Orange County early Ibis morning, dumping nearly an Inch <>I rain on already saturated ground In Us rirst four hour5. A spokesman for the Orange Counly Flood Control District said -~ inches of min had fallen between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. todt.y. That brings this aeuon'1 Iota! lo 3.3.1 inches. Last year at th1I Ume, tht oounly had a meager .31 ~ of rain. The heavy dcnmJ>O'jr auaed minor flooding lhroughout the c:ounly and highway crews and lrvlne police we're forced to close down the brldco on MacArthur Boulevard over the San Diego -k. Tbe heavy runoll llowlDIJ In the creok bed ...... qulckly, ofllcen said, !hey feared the bri<lge would be wuhed out Trafnc ocrou the brklge wa! 1to;>Pe(t at 9 a.m. and was rtroult'd. The ~avy flow In the ·ctuannel. Which COfn('j lrom aeven can)'ORI In-I~ Ssnta Ana-~1oun talnJ, also flooded the lnterlleciloo of University Drive and AlacArthur, ~r the c~k. clolin& that lntcraectM>n Elsewhere, city mws from Mal lltonrh to San Oemtnlt wert on !landby, 'A1>rk · inl to keep llOrm drains dfar ot dtbr1s. cleaning up fallen trftt and providinK sandblp It po<mUal flaOd poln1'. Ryckoff Also Voted Agains t Versailles Nb'pOl't Beach Conncllm•n Paul R)'<tolf •kk!d with Ma.)'OI' Dooald Mcln- nla end Vice Ma,., How""1 Rottm In lhe \'OC.e Mondi7 nigh& 10 ~ncel the ll"t· tJcmtnt ~between the ti1y •nd th" developer of the V e r 1 a 111 " 11 :lp.trfrtk.nll;. A story 1n w~·· o.n, Pilot In· .,.,_17 ~ Ooundlm.on ~ ore as castfnc the thin! anlnnotlw ...._ rtlhtr '""" 111dofl. '""' O.Qy Pllol rcrtl> tho ...... ' • m l•ss than two "'"ks ( -job with a consulhng firm. said t~ still two meetings left .with honleOwner groups .. Some chan1be:r members were critical of the meet ings as not being represen· tative. Neuhausen said only 15 to 45 pea.- pie have attendl'd each flf the six held so (ar. ··Tris is the only v.•ay we can do it now," he said. "I am hopeful that the council will start the publ ic hearing pro. cess soon and gel some kind of controls on the books." • IO Uniyersity Skirmishes Conti11ui11g BATON ROUGE. La . IUPl1-Sh<rllf'' deputies and militant black!: battled for control of the Southern University ad- ministration building today, txchanglng gunfire. bomb blasts and lear gas. Two students .,.,•ere killed. Baton Rooge Sheriff Al Amiss sakf his men did not rire thei r pistols. riOes or shotguns v.·hen they swept onto the cam- J>Ul with leashed dogs at their skies to oust the blackJ who had taken over the ~llding. "Aa rar as I know, none of our men fired shotguru or their rifles,'' the sher· if( said. "We heard two shots trom pis- tols from the cro.,.,·d." Amiss said deputies fired on)y lear gas. He said tear gas "canJsten and lrag- mentatlon bombs were thrown at olticers from the crov.·d of 1tudent1 during the 10- minute battle. "Two have been shot and lhe~ may be more iC necessary,'' Mayor W. W. Dumas said at the end of the battle. "We've sent the dogs in to gel them out of the building. We are going to lake back O\'er the ad ministration building at any cost.'' Coroner flypolite Landry s.1id the lv.·o victim.-; ••ere blac.k men. lie saki they apparently v.·erl' shot. Amiss said of one of the dt>nd men : "flow he was •ounded, I <!on 't know. It looks like he was lrampJed ." l\1ilitant students at the mostly bla<'k -college boycoued clas,,es for t•'O wee.Lo; nt both Balon Roogt and New Orleans campuses. StudenlS sought th!! resigna- tion of tht' school president and more c-ontrol over student llfc. Students held lhe Nev.• Orle11ns admini- stration building for el11:ht dayt but give It up last week when lhe president of that 2.700-student campus rcsignt.>d. BIJloCb at Baton Rouge's 8.400-sludent campus took over lhc administrnl ion boildlni;: this morning . "Our prime ronctm is to gr.I Ille uni· \'CNllty back where II be.longs -In OW! hand.1 of the adminislrator,s." Dumas Stl id lleputi('ll quickly rtgllined conlrol or the bt11lding aftf'r lht gunfire that Jtrt 1he two blacks dend "There Is a price that you f.!Y for ap- pcutmcnt." lhe mayor sakt 'And If you ap~llM! people, you can t.lptct !ht wors1 " C'.ov. Edwin Edwnrd.J called out 700 National Guard troops lo mtore ealm lo the BalOn Roup cnmJR.111. A fire tn MOther ClmJR.IS building WU 15ff DEATJIS, Paae 21 Oraage C.a•t , Wealll•r Partially cloudy with k'lliered sho"l!n It how the wtllher lady tttt Friday, with mott rain due on Slturdly, clt!\ting by lite after. noon. Stand by for a Wf'l wtktnd.. T~llf!r:_•tUret oo f'rklly M. l.owJ ~l btlnrn 41-62. IN!ilDE TOD-' V rour Nr1t:pt1rt Btoc:A polkt o//1crn Ml'f' brf'n ,.onored /or branory "1th ,.,.,.r1a1.1 of oolor for 01.1t1to11dilf9 1rTt!1r41. Sf't Poot 8. Uril. ...... " ~ "" .,._ .... c.... 4 r--.--~ o ..,,..... _...._., t ,.......,,.. ,._ . ...... ,__. ..... , ~-,., .. " ,. ........... ti --. ---. ----. --.. ....... c..-.,, ~ ....... :: ·-. -... --. ------·· ---.. z OA1l ~· PlLOl ____ N ____ T_hu_•sd_l'J-'-, -~~-·-•m_..,._1_6_, _19_12 Bard Cash Officials Target Of Ecology Ads ln these days of ecology drives and en· \'ironmental actions one expects to read almost anything. But when an individual f----i'nYeGt..._ba rd cash In aniadvertisement -y,•amlng public officials that they will be .. held accounta ble for their actions," some of them take notice. From Pagel DEATHS.~. put out v:ith Httle damage. Ambulances sped on and off the college grounds. A state pol ice helicopter cir- cled overhead and police drove a IS.ton annored vehicle on lo the campus. Groups of blacks mil led about the cam· pus, with some tossing bricks through windows. The sheriff said he assured the gove r· nor his deputies that numbered about 150 at the scene had not fired anything but tear gas during the brief battle for the building. ,. "I ordered the students to move out. Amiss said. "There were 2,000 students there at the time. We ga ve the students five minutes to move out. Yle moved to-- v.·ard the middle. They did a nan~g maneuvering to the righ t of the build· ing. Next thing I knew. they_ threw tea.~ gas canisters and fragmentation bomb~. The sherjff said the bombs looked bke grenades and were similar to 0!1e such weapon found strapped ~o. a chair ~ v.·eeks ago at nearby Louisiana State Uni· versity. . 1 .• red "r.-ly chief deputy was slig ht y 1n1u . lo the hand by a bomb.'' Amiss said. "All the weapons we fired were tear gas. We threw tear gas canisters at them after they threw them at us." . The sheriff said students seized tear gas from the campus police car: . "They overpowered the ~cunty .ofh· cers and took the canisters, he said. Gov. E!fwards ordered the Baton Rouge campus cleared and closed. "However. he stated that students who are from out of town and hav~ nowhere to go -as long as they remain cool 7 -y,.•ill be allov.·ed to remain in the dorm1· tori es," a statement from his office sal~. About 2.000 students live in the dormi- tories. . There were scattered inCJdents after the violence ended. "God damn you, pig ," shouted coe fe- male student from a women's donnitory. From Pagel CUTIER •.. dillon as "serious but stable" as It rode 25-knot wirJ,:l.s and 12-fool swells 7SO mUes southwest of Anchorage in the north Pacific. . The Honolulu·based cutter lost pow_!!r and ability to pump water late Wednes- day when the engine room nooded. Also answering the cutter's SOS were two <:out Guard cutten, an American fishing boat, three military HC130 search planes and a Navy P3 aircraft. Pumpln& equipment was dropped to the v e s s e I by a HC130, and the spokesman s~ld the Jarvis, equipped wi~h an HS2 helicopter, was believed to have ferr\ed a few men to Akutan. Emergency repairs were completed, and a spokesman said Capt. Wooley decided to leave the Alaska fisheries patrol and return to Honolulu. Wooley ls a resident of Millland Town, Hawaii, formerly of Manasquan, N.J. Forty mlleJ later, the 1hip began to flood and power was Jost. Comml!sloned in August, the Jarvi1 Is among the largest of Coast Guard vessels and 11 powerf:d by a oombinatlon of two jct engines similar to thole carried by B52 bombers and standard diesel engines. The Jarvis first ran Into trouble early Wednesday when she went aground Jn "high seas and wind" in Dutc h 1-tarbor at Unalaska IMand e.djactnl to Aku tan. 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C.-.1 ,......... c.mtl!l'r. ... -• ..,..... lllW1,t1""9. ' "'"'"' '"'""" .,. ..,, ........ fl ...... .,. ....., .. ........... .. !flM Nlk'-1 .., . .......-........... ~ ...... d8M ........... c.. ¥eM. c.1....... llUlilliC:ttllt.. 1111¥' C9'YW UM .........,, .... -11 u.•• .........,, ""'*"' ., ............. ~. • The advertisement, placed by Newport Beach 11ttomey George Shibata, ap.. peared Wednesday in most county daily newspapers. I~ wa11 addr Supervisors. county p I a n n I n g com· mission, all cltY councils and planning commissiof19 and all public officia1s respons.ible for the Issuance of zoning and building permits. Shibata refused to reveal the identity of bis client ·wbo paid for lhe ad but did -say be was "in the field of preventive _ n1edicine and concerned with the deterioration of the environment." The attorney was reluctant to expand on statements itt the ad because or several legal actions now under way 'A-"hich he said might be prejudiced. But the printed words were sufficient to indicate that the client was dead serious. They called attention to the Friends of Mammoth decision of the California Supreme Court which ruled that all pennits for projects, public or private must be covered by en· virorunental impact statements. The ad then threatened, "Under recent court decisions it is clear that any citizen has the right to take legal action on behalf of the public to prevent the <>degradation of the environment." Some attorneys queried doubted this claim. They believe an individual must show that he personally has suffered in· jury by an act affecting en vironment. The advertisement continued : "My client has directed me to inform builders and developers and all public offic ials responsible for the approval of land development projects that they must comply with the law." Retroactive action was also threatened. •11 wish to remind those who have •ob- tained the changes of zoning, wning permits or building permits prior to sept. 21, 1972, (the date of the court's Mam- moth decision ) that they are not immune ... any persoM attempting to proceed with construction of such projects without full compliance with the re· quirements of the Jaw ... will be acting at their peril ." Shibata said this was to indicate that ignorance of the Jaw i! no e:rcuse. The ad concluded ftrm.ly with a quote from a San Francisco court declalon. "In ap~priate circumstances, a governmental agency may abate public nul.sance even though to do so requires that a building be demollsbed." Some attorneys questioned did admit that Propooltton 20, the coastal lnlUattve pasoed by the voten Nov. 7, dld allow any person;aggrieved by the decl.sion 91" action of a coastal conservation com· mission to bring 11uit. But again, the wor~ .. aggrieved" is subject to court lnterprelallon. Newport Studies Combined Panel On Environn1ent Newpoi:t Beach may move to combine three ecology-oriented citizens com- mittees into one full-fledged city oom· niissipn. Cotmeilmen Monday said they will con- sider a proposal to merge the activities of the Environmental Quality Control, Greenbelt Plan Organization and Bicycle Trail! Committees. "They are all interrelated," sald Coun-- cllman cart Kymla, "and the cn-- vlronmental quaUty committee may evolve into a comm.l.ssion. "There are vacancies on all of them ," Kymla said, "and otbers have indicated to me they would be willing to resign." Councilman Paul Ryckoff satd he had reservallons a',out the idea. "We have very active bicycle trails and environmental committees," Rycko(f said. "I'm not sure the cnvtronmental committee should be Included." Kymla sald members of all three panels had su.gge1ted the meraer to him. "And now Mth )I>! passage of Propool· lion 20 (the coaatal lnltiaUve ) we may ask the oommlttee to be more active on the enVironmtntal scene,'' he said. Ryckoff IUl!llest"'1 the chairmen of the Individual panela ahould be asked to ex· press their opinions . Kymla said the city sta ff should prepare srll!t of th-e ndvnntagcr and disadvantages of a merser and.--coun- cil men said they would talk"about It at a future study session to which the chilnnen o! the panels wou ld be invited. Ceremonies Set For New School Groundbreaking cttanonlts for Ute n~ Roy O. Andersen Elementary School ln the Harbor View homes aru of Newport Beach wlU be held at 10 a.m . Friday, The ceremonies, fe1turlng Anderten. lM: former 1Uptrintendent of the Nc.wport Beech Elementary School ll!!ltrlct, will be hdd at the school sll.a on Port Seaboume Way, Th• 11.5 mUllon, school 1' nxpected to open In the r,u of lt'T3 llnd will houtc 520 !tudentl In grades ktndergerten through five living In the •hvbor View Homes are.. . Airmen Suffer From Rare· Flri AURORA, COio. (AP) -Several hundred alnnen at Lowry Air Foi<e11Ue bmi been-with an lnfl,_ llraln Ulat atate boalth qffi~ u.y bq ,,...,. before been docUmonl.ed In the eonUnental United Stat ... Authorities say no specific vac- cine is available to combat the strain, caUed A.2-England, but that persons who have been immunized for the Hong Kong virus appear to liave some protection against it. CdM Teen Hurt In Triple Flip 'Miracle' Crash A Corona del ~1ar teenager narrowly escaped death Wednesday when his two- seat foreign sports car coWded with a heavy dump truck and lurned three com- plete flips in the air before landing on its roof more than 150 feet away. ' Craig Winton, 17, of 71() Narcissus Ave., suffered some minor cuts on his hand and a slightly twisted Jeg in the mis- hap at the comer of San Joaquin Hills Road and MacArthur Blvd. near Newport Center. Winton told police be was coming down san Joaquin Hills toward the shopping center when the b'uck, driven by Donald Stockwell of Brea , turned i.1 front of him at the intersectiQn. "I'd say the little car did pretty well, considering the damage to that big truck," said Officer Tom Smith, who was one of !he first people to reach the scene. Winton's car .::ompletely tore out the [ront end of the truck and knocked off one wheel before swerving and rolling over. Smith said the sports car did at least three flips in the air and then rolled to a stop more than 150 feet down San Joa- q~in from the point of impact. 'He was real lucky he wasn't killed because those little cars normally just go to pieces in a case like tbls:," Smlth said. Winton's $3,500 car was called a total loss by Smith and be also said it was doubtful tbe truck could be properly repaired after losing its front axle assembly in the accident. The truck driver was not injured. Ci'ties May Sell Or Hold Freeway Rights-of -way caltfomla highway commissioners said Wednelday that local governments could decl~e whether tbe state should dillpMe of eueu freeway right-of-way lands or hold them pending "transportation cor- ridor studies." Commissioners strongly recommended the studies before disposition, but Newport Beach, which wants some of the $16 million worth of property in ill limits for park sites right now, may not follow th..: advice. "We'll look at a map and see what part of the (defunct) Pacific Coast Fre<way corridor might )lelp us solve some traffic problems," ·Mayor Donald A. Mcl1¥ll5 said lhis morning. "But there · are excess ·properties that ought to be disposed of right away." Newport Beach has been fighting ror purchase or lease of several parcels, particularly in West Newport., Corona dcl Mar and Newport Heights, for park sites since before the Legislature killed the freeway route earlier this year. "Anybody who thinks the Kings Road area bas any uSe for a transportation corridor bas got to have something wrong with him," MclMis said. The city bas beet'l asking the state to give up the old Lutberan Church property tn the Kings Road-Cllff Drive area for a view park. MclMis said he feels some of the 'state property in West Newport and Coron• del Mar can also be disposed or without delay. Highway comntissioners adopted the new procedure at the ir meeting in Fresno Wednesday. Jn urging cities and counties to have the 1tudlet made, James A. Moe, state director of public works, said there is a need · .. to identity, communicate and jointly evaluate the elr.ct. ol new atate leglslatk>n that deletes segmentl of hlgbwaya ln>m the state !neway ond ex· pressway aya&em. 1'Thl1 procedure provtW an op- portunity for · local governments to participate In transportation corridor studies_i1L lh2&.---co_tridors where the Legislature has m1uiilitecr1haracve101F me nt of a freeway_ or expressway will not be perm itted." .. 'Mle response of local government agcnciei;, he said, "wi ll cont ribute to the Hlghway Commission's decisions con- cerning the future use or sa.Le of rtabts- of·way prevlously acquired for freeway constructklll be.fort the route was deleted from the freeway and expressw1y system." ,.,.._P .. el BOMB.:. has ever ·hlppened. 1 do know a similar lncld«!nt tool place aovenl yt1r1 back wben a chttTJ' bomb blew out a window bu t thal'• al:iout aO," Evans said. capt. Oyu1 "Id lhe bomb wns the first stt off ln alt of Newporl Beach ln a great number of years . "We found nno at Harbor Illa!> several years •JIO but the luoe bod b\lmed out bl!tore 1ettlng It off/' Oyaa 1ald. • Truce Changes Nixed • Hanoi Approves New Rou1.!._d of ~eace Talks ~ - PARIS (AP) -A .... round of secret they were. -weekend for •hat the U.S. prtSldefttlll Vietnam peace negotiations was Im-Tho was In Moscow today, en route to adviser bas said would 00 their fln11J mlnerit toda1, b\lt North Vietnam In ad· Parl! from Hanoi, aqd be end Kissinger round ottalks to a.,.e..on dot11ls and UH! ( vance rejected any changes in the draft were expected to meet in Paris thlS wording of the agreement. cease-fire agreement worked out by l~enry A. Kissinger and Le Due Tho of the North Vietnamese Politburo. Im -R N d d ' I Xuan Thµy , the clllef of North Viet· -pact eports ee e nam's delegation In Paris, told the ·w .. k· • ion f the semi ublic """iitii•iil•ios:ii''----==-------=------------------~ "We reso y reJec " pre put forth by !be Un(ted States ~ o 20Cd £ p Pl ~~ t:::~=L':!'Uon o1 the substan<e n 10 O ~ounty ans He repeated Hanoi's pen.lstent demand that the United Staes "Immediately aign the agreement." The chief modification demanded by Saigon, a provision calling for the v1lthdrawal of all North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam, was repeated today by South Vietnam's representative at the sessioo , Nguyen Xuan Phong. U.S. negotiator William J. Porter said : "Each of us is aware that the restor&- tion of peace in Vietnam is approaching. Each of us is equally well aware of the efforts being made to refine and perfect the accomplishmeots of the oegotiatlon so that a setUement fair to all will result:" In a brief prepared statement to the meeting, Porter avoided ariy reference to substantive issues, but urged the C«n- munist side to avoid "exaggerated rhetoric and wifounded charges ol bad faith." He declared that "our discussions should be directed toward the goal of peaceful settlement, much nearer than \.l.'e imagined only a few weeks ago. "We have come this far because of negotiations conducted. in good will and with constructive purpose. Still further progress will come to us through the same means." Phong told newsmen aa be armed for the meeting that his government regonla a North Viet withdrawal ond restoration ol tbe demilltariud zone between North and South Vietnam as "essential elementa0 of any agreemenL The draft, as ouUlned by Hanoi al'd discussed with newsmen by Kissinger, makes no mention of either point. American sources have said that Tho, in his secret meetings in Paris last month with Kissinger, gave him to understand that some North Vietnamese would be withdrawn from the northern part of South Vietnam. But the Im- plication bas been that most ol Hanoi'• foreea ln the South would stay wbere Fi'oMP.,,eI PROFESSORS ••• and called for further economies and ef- ficiency measures. Hla appearance was the first by a flnanco dlroctor alnce early 1187, wben Gordon Paul Smith told the regenta that the newly Installed Regan administration Intended to slash the UC budget by 10 pereent and also uk for tuition. · UC President Clark Kerry was fired a few weeks after Smith's appearance. Votes by 13 ol the U.member board of regents are needed to oust the UC presi- dent and regent·watcbers say that Hitch's foes do not have the necessary votes, the Times said . Hitch bas conceded he's heard rumon about a possible effort to oust him, but said "of course I've heard rumors in the past, too .. " • I 00 '1 of Values! IMMEDIATE • DELIVERY Plus s•ctlonal 9-,71/J in lux• uriou1 h•avy imporl•d v•I· v•t ••1i\1bl• in ma n y choic•s of co Io r 1 1nd fabric.1. • Sale $595. BJ RUDI NIEDZIEISKI Of ._ Deltr PPit 119'1 t A lull 20 pen:ent ol all proj<cta proc- essed by the Oronge County Planning Department have been required to file enviromnental impact statements, Assis- tant County Counsel William McCQurt disclosed today. Speaking to meritbers of the Citi!ens Harbcir Area Research Team (CHART) in Costa Mesa, McCourt indicated that the p e r c e n t a g e could increase or decrease whenever it has been detennin- ed what oonstitutes "significant" en- vironmental Impact. ... 1be semantic question surrounding that word has proved puzzling to legal experta since the · state Supreme .Court ruled tba\ any .R~)ect which "may have significant envirolimental impact" must be aa:ompanled by a study. "We're. sWl feeling our way on what's lr.1portant and what isn't," said McCou rt who admitted writing a one page defini· tion of "significant" without ever really defining it. 'lbe cases cited by the attorney involve the planning department's understanding of the word. They involve 40 percent of all pubUc projects, five percent of zoning variances, 23 percent of all &ubdivi.sions, !1 percent of all zooe changes, and 51 pereent of all tract maps. All were filed slnc-the court ntling, with the e:rception of the public projects. McCourt Said the CoWlly has been operating under procedures· aimed at detecting environmental impact as early as possible. 1 Certain projects such as swimming pools, carports and home additions are automatically exempted from the re· ql.tirement. Developers of p r o j e c t s not automatically e:rempted must fill out a preliminary environmental description sheet which will determine whether a full report Is needed. If it i!, the developer is required tO draft an environmental im· pact statement which will be evaluated by the County's Jn.house environmental review group. Both the draft and the analysis are then forwarded to the County Planning Department before a decision is ren- dered. J;Sefore any building pennit Is granted, an of the information is given to the Board of Supervisors, McCourl told the CHART members. "It's possible this is just creating more paperwork for an the attorneys, their clients and the Xerox company," joked McCoort. But be added that be believes the environmental impact reports are beginning to serve their intended pu!J>OSe. In bis opinion they were not designed to atop building projects but to 11raise issues for the decision-makers." McCourt said virtually any project has some adverse impact on the environment and tJia,t this does not necessarily enjoin developers from beginning construction. He lndlcated that decllion maken may not be empowered to withhold granting of oon-d.iscrttlomny Items such as _ building pennlla U the developer has • complied with all other regulations. In other cases, such as zone e.iceptlon permits ond l'01'lDe peUtlons, McCourt :. belle'(es adverse environmeo~ Jrn~ . reports oould be considered as ~ .. for denial. .. Badham Seeking :· '.Wild Rivers' Bill Amendment Assemblyman !Wbert Badbam (R·· Newport Beach) has become one of the _ central figures in the controversy over.'.. two Senate "wild rivers" bills scheduled for Assembly floor debate on Tuesday. The debate center& on two nearly ide&o : tical bills whlch would ban new dlllll.,.,;. structlon on the Klamath, Smith, Trln!iy and Eet rivers in notrhem California. · ' In tbelr flnal amended form, the ' measures will call for a permanent bat\ on thi Klamath, Smitl:i~ Trinity and a lZ.year ban on the Eel, sources said. Action on the measures was stalled Wednesday when Badham demand~ time to iritrO<iuce amendment. llmitlng ' the duratiOn of the bans in a bill authored ' by Sen. Peter Behr (R-Tiburon ). · Badham, who has served on the Assembly Water Committee for nine years, said his ameodmeota will abortOll the duration of the.. ban on the i'ivers · because "plannlng It needed to prevent a · future ecolotlical problem. In COllSlderlnt' these bill! we must take into account the~ future water needs of Sou t be r n Galifornia." ':": In e healed exchange with Badham 1n: the rear of the Assembly chamber, Be~ told llldlwo hll ~ ""!'¥ ma);e blml: very •1Jonely." ~ · • • ~- "You:.ii> golj)g against the leadersblp o~ hoth 1ilAiltrJ: ;Ml\Afl!r when Badbani • sa_id lieWlll~ 1fytac·io put a 1oi year limit on -the constructi ol~ moratorium. ·"'' Negotiations between the Reagan U!< ministration and 1he authora of the ~ bills ended with a comprofntse agree.:r. ment Wednesday, climaxing months "- c01..troversy about the best way to prO.£ tect the rivers from further dam "°"'' structioo. . ~ Behr and Sen. ~ Collier ' (Qi. Yreka), autho< of the ot1ier bill, agreed< during negotiatkma to place a lJ..yeat. moratorium on Eel dam c:onatructlon,' Behr said. Collier originally aought t: five-year ban, while Behr wanted it for zo .. years. '. holiday salel Oronge County's Lorgest Selection of Contemporary Furnitv,.. open Su r:iday . 12-5 entire inventory reduced! \•' I • t t ..... • . . . . " .. • . dally 11-9/aaturday 1.1-6/aunday · 1.s • ph 548-9518 • toll fr•• 546-1262 -· • . I I 't I ' ' ! I ( /. \ ~· . .. . • , ·~ange C.oast·. E.D ITI O N • Today's F'lnld N.Y. Steeb ' VOL. 65, 0 NO. 321, 3 SECTIONS, '48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBfj 16, 1972 c TEN CENTS u . -· ' ens ~fired shotguns or their rifies," the sher- iff said. "We beard two shots from pis- tols from the crowd." Amiss said deputies fired' only te:ir gas. He said tear gas canisters and frag- mentation bombs were thrown at officers from the crowd of students during the 10- m.inute battle. "Two have been shot and there may be more if neceMary," Mayor W. W. Dumas said at the end of the battle. "We've sent the dogs in to get them· out or the building. We are going to tal<e So111e Dro~e Slow ' I e back over the administration building al any cost." Coroner Hypolite Landry said the two victims were ·u1act mt'D. He said they apparently were shot. Amiaa said or one or the dead men : "How he was wounded, I don't know. It looks like be was trampled." Militant students · at the mostly black college boycotted classe.!1 for two weeks at both Baton Rouge. and New Orleans campuses. Students so~t the resigna- tion ·of the school president and more • • • / ' DAU.Y PILOT , .... IW P'lfl'IO: O"._... SOUTHBOUND AUTOS INCH ACROSS MacARTHUR BOULEVARD BRIDGE OVER SAN DIEGO CRIEK With Northboimd LoM& Alre,ody Awnh, Road C,..... CloMCI Bridge Altar This Photo w .. Takan Tlli1 Morning 1--~·- lll Campus ccntrol over student lUe. Students held the New Orleans admini- stration building for eight days but gave it up last week when the presidintoLthat 2,700-student campus resigned. BlacU at Baton Rouge's 8,400-student campus took over the administration building this mom Ing. ''Our prime concern is to get the Uni- versity back where it belongs -in the hands of the adnJjnlstrators,.. Dumas said. Deputies quickly r.gained control or the building after the gunfire that left the two blacks dead. "There is a price that you pay for ap- peasement," the mayor said. "And ii you appease people. you can expect the worsf." Gov. Edwin Edwards called out 700 National Guard troops to restore calm to the Bal.On Rouge campus. A fire in another campus build ing was put out with little damage. Ambulances sped on and off the coUege grounds. A state police helicopter cir- • Riot cled overhead and police drove a 18-ton armored vehicle oo to the campus. Groups of blacks milled about the cam· pus. "·ith some lossing bri cks through "'indows. The sheriff said he assured the gover· nor his deputies that numbered about 150 at the scene had not fired anything but tea r gas during the brief batlle for the building. ··1 ordered the students to move out." Amiss said. ''There were 2.000 student!'! (See DEATHS, Pace z~ • • • So111e Drove _ Lu~ky o.t.IL.Y PUT Steff .... CRAIG WINTON (STRll'ID. SWIATER) TALKS THINGS O~ll WITH FIREMEN AFTER CRASH Youth Walks Awiy ,From SjMctacular Waclnnday ~ Accldtll!t In N.wport llHch No Finances Available 3rd Rainstorm Dampens Coast CdM Youth Triple Flips For eig n _4 itto For Freeway 1be third storm in a week hit Orange CGtmty early this morning, durriping neariy an inch of rain on already Costa Mesa city officials pushing for saturated ground in its first four hours. early construction or the southern leg _ of A spokesman for the Orange County the Newport Freeway learned Wednes-Flood Control District said .95 inches of day it was unlikely financing for the ~~ad fallen between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. _ project would bec?me avai!able. , That brings ftlls season's total to 3.33 Councilman Aivirr Pinkley, leader of • inches; Last year at this time, the county the Costa Mesa delegation which ap-• . peared before the state Highway CJom. • mlssloo in Fresoo, said today "the prob--Rickover Suffers lem ls simpJ) a matter of money." - ''The r.ommissioners told us that they F • A k had been sborl-<hanged by the federal atigue tt~c ' government by $105 milli9". They simply · don't have the money. II they did, they Falls in Office would" do exactlf what we want," the Costa Mesa councilman said. The contingent of local officials had tone to ·Fresno to plead for a reversal" of priorities on the Newport Freeway ex- tension. They want the atretch leading IOUtb 1rom Bay Street to Newport ll<oCh com- pleted beloro the ·,.Uon roiDC north from Bay to Brlsic'. street. WASHINGTON (AP) -Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, pioneer in develo~ ment of nuclear submarines, collapsed in bis office today,, and was admitted to Bethesda Naval lloepital when! doctors diainosed bis problem .. eihalllllon. '!be NIVJ ald.Jllclaftr, who wm be 73 in January, IU!len!d a s1icbl bead laccra· !loo after collapoing. He.was de:tcribed as In good condition and resting comfortably. had a meager .31 inches of rain. The heavy downpotit caused minor flooding throughout the county and highway crews 'and Irvine police were forced to close down the bridge on MacArthur Boulevard over the San Diego creek. The heavy nlllO!! flowing in the creek bed rose ao quickly, o!IJoen said, they lear.d the bridge would be wlllbed out. Traffic across the bridge was stopped at s 1.m. and was rerouted. The heavy Oow in the · channel, which comes from seven canyoru: in the Santa Ana Moun- tairls, alao flooded the intersed.ion or Univenlty Drive and MacArthur, near the creek, closing Jhat intersectklo. Elsewber<, city crews 1rom Seal Beach to San Clemente were on standby. work- ing tu wp storm drains clear o! debris, 50 Gods' Work? Rai11 Fi gures Do Their Thin g By JAN EDWARDS Of .. n.ltr .......... A week ago, Bill Payne said he would piaCe 50 small, Mexican rain god.9 outside this morning in hopes of bringing rain by nightfall or tomorrow morning. The 0....,.. Coast Collea• art in- .uUctor siys the pottery !igur01, placed on the ground so they lace the sily, have brought Deeded rain 11 out ol IZ time> when the Orange Coast was in the midst of a drought. Payne placed the gods outside as prom- ised today despite lhe fact rain already was falling. He said be did it because be had beard "' t~ radio that ..... parts o! Southern Call!omla were ataninJ to clear and becaUlel he~ fl'QID to p: .. 1 ii from "dmem and doRnl" cl .... and lrlencb at OCC to fO UnuP wilh it. "I don't waicb tho Mlther al 1 .. 1 ordlnaril1 put them out when H Is ralniq, but l1llnp were oet In motion tllee RAIN GODS, l'lp I) • cleaning up fallen trttS and providing satidbags at potential nood po ints. Merchant!: in downtown Laguna Bench sandbagged their stores and &hOp!. 1n nn efrort to prevent the Oooding that hit their businesses during Tuesday's ;;tonn . Weather fort'CDSts predict lhe :tlorm v1ill lntensify as the day goes oo, clearing out bf' Friday morning. Scattered 1howen near the mounlal111 and purity cloudy sties are expected in its v.·ak:e. Homemade Bomb Damages Office At Coast School A homemade bomb taped to an outaktt' window ledge at Corona dtl Mar Jihth School apk>ded early toda y, causing minor damlge to the o!ftce or AJslstanl Princlpol Dotty 'l'ownlend. ,,,... _.. .. lnjuriel and po!IC< said ~ BO toe 1Vt:n beard the Cl• "'nle bomb wont o!f IOl!ltllme between ti p.m. and I a.m. when CUltodl.enl came to work," uld Newport Beach detective Capt. Don 0,.11. A Corona del ~f;ir 1een.~ger nnrrowly escaped death ~'edn<'~Y when his two- scat foreign sports cir collided with a heavy dump .1ruck nnd .. ,med three com· plete Oips In Lhr nlr before landlna oo ILi roof more Lhan 150 fl'tl away. Craig Winton. 17, of 710 Narclsal.I Ave., suffered some minor cut.I on hll h."llld and a •lightly ... lated l•g In tho - hap at the '-''""" or San Joaquin Hlllt lload and ~tacArthur Blvd. near Newport Cenlcr. Winton told polk-o h< W115 "'"'IOI down San J01quln 1111111 Iowa.rd thr shopping ce111er v.•ht:n the truck, drlvtn by Donald Stockwell .,, Brea, turned i1 front of him at the 1ntcnection. • "I'd uy ~ lilt~ car did pt'etty wrll , «>nsldcring the d.amqo to that hie truck ,·· said OffiC'er Tom Smith, wbo wu onr of the fint pcopl t! to rucb lhe ICf!M. \\'Inion's car :omplettl)' tore out tbt lroot ead or the truck and ~ted oil ..., wbed bdort llWtfVlnc and rolllnc over. A presentation by the or!lclals alrelaed early cpr.iplelion of tbe IOUtbern .aection as a means of reducing traffic accidents -the· downtown-area. Stfft-a Pu_:-_:-lo--------------------~='n'"-vt1ii-tlgatln1 dt'tectlvq and Pr!nclpnl ts EffiiSl~nt.-..,~· -j-----f7',ll------l------J Pinkley AW the commission turned "a ., sympatbetlc ear" to Costa Mesa's desires and deemed the priority r:eversal "a JO(ical approach." EVJ9 though llnanclnc !or the project I! riot lmn>edlatdy available, Pinkley said the commialloo would conduct desilD -and do&lgn bearings .. the ooutllom atmcll. Eco-impact· Cases Cited NUDISTS DO WELL By RUD! NIEDZIEUKI Of .. .,,..., .......... A 1\111 :II perttO\ o1 11! proJo<ll proc- med by the ()ranp COUnty Planning Det>art!nent bHe boen required to -111•- ti!Yinllmerttal Impact mtement&, Aats- lant !:ooml)' eo.-1 Willllm Mc:court dlsc1oled today. Speaklng to memben o! tlie Q!JzeoJ El, CAJON (AP) -£....,.,.. ,.m be lllrbor Ar.a Raan:ll T .. m !CHART) i-. Sm1q at thoJlollt enf.tred In the-In c.ota M.... McCourt ln<:lcated that . the p <••ITf• ----.. IN GOOSE PARA.DE M-G.-Jll'ade tlli1 year b)I ~ ... "'''""' 11 bas been deltnnin-Swallow'1 S... lJland Club. d what conalltuta "lllpi(~t" en- ,,. lltldlsl ......, .... tho belt·!loal ·-Impact. - aftld the IMI 'two yean., '!lie ~ ...-ion. ~ __ .,.,..,.....-' ... "' upertl ~ the It.ate 8apcane Court. • • • • to who wu respon1lbk! -or thtlr mo- tJves for It. "I Mve no ·ktt:a whit the moc lvt: l't'tr• but the perton who dkl It hu 10 bi-:1 lhlle unbalanttd 10 do ~bing like- . this," Evana sakt. Det«tlve Ed Rodd who Is htad"'i • thrt0-man team of tnvrstlaaton 11t tM llCbool this ""'"""' Aid the bomb WU • lour-lndl pipe -.Jn1nc uplootvn. lie said h blnr out u. window, coused .,.,. rru-c1amap 1o the -~n '"" -..... papen uound -the ol!lct. o.te:tJve Rudd asid police """' <00- duclq utcl)llve lnttrt'°"' this lllCIOllnc In an d!ort to tul'1I up -ludo on -.--Aid the probkm ol finding the ,,...,... ~ .... lbl>M 10 ~ " big .... aithauaJ> ht did indlctte ht t "uckftts at the ochool mlgl>t be tbe ..., """ ... the bllnb <111:-.. w.· .. (Olnl to in-t1p1e thil but 11'• a bis IOb ~ lot.a NQ>O<t ~ !,Jiii -.. • EYn uid • l'art11Hy cloudy wllh ICIUft"td lhowcr1 Is how the ftaihrt ladj .... F>iday, with more nlo duo on Saturday. ci<arlng by Illa.,..,._ ,_,_ Stond by for .• ...i-. Tempentuf"('I on F'rldly k Lows tc'1lg!lt 11e1 ...... *61. INSIDIE TOD~ V "°"' N...,,.,,1 lkocA .,.U.. Ol/J<cfJ llavc i><n "°11orrd f<W brol>''ll lritlt medals of ..ia.. /or OMlltaJtd 1'Q JtT11kt , S~t Pooc I . Uil. .... tt ._ .. ·--r:::.. : .. ., ---m • l.....W ,.._ • .... ,..,._ .... . ,.._ ..... .. ,. .. .._. .. ••••• n ---. -... --. ---.. -... :::--. H -·• ~ .., -----.. % DAILY PILOT • • Thllf$y, N"'mbfr lb, 1972 (_ . Mesa Crippled Cutter Towed · Calendar Japanese Ship Taking G1alt-w ls~nd JUNEAU, A.Iuka (AP) -·~ Ja-d~bed I" "ll!(IOll!\IU -·" reoted ... NIGHT fl'elgbttr took the crippled O>all Ouanl lriilioUl ll!llllei lillllli. :~ lnten!atianal the m.!Ool Ju"ril -described u 'tbe TO t cuti.r Jarvis undtr tow for a lilly latand force of m""'bant and military abips prldooftbeCoutGuar<lfieet-asttlly OCC DRAMA DEPARTM NT in Ala9ka's Aleutian chain today, ending moved to the rescue through troubled unable to .fftove or pump out water that J!resenl! "Yenna" by Federico Garcia u nine-hour o;deal for the powerless and north Pacific watera. deluged Its engine room. Lorca, Nov. 15-18. 8:30 p.m. No charge. flooded U.S. vesscJ. "We hope to find .som~ shelter in the "1be Jarvis ls ·lOt yet h1 the clear, but SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY -Coast Guard spokesmen said the Koyo inlet wh~re ~e can exa..'lltne the damag.~ de£lhttely ·:00 her way there,'' the Estancia High school drama class, Maru No. 3 y,•as draggin., the cutter to an and delenrune what more can be done, spokesman at1ld. Auditorium, tonight and Saturday. inlet ot Sedanka ls.land, a few miles west a eoa:t Gu~rd spokesman sal_d. ~''1eiY,IQJH111tJ!f-Jl}!~llltm111~~~ JA'C/. RHYTm1s _ Modern Dance -ol v.·herc the Jarvis, beset by what were The Koyo "oas-the-first-sbip-to---reac RuulM sbipa and a Greek vesael con- class, College Park School, 7 p.m. Unued to respood to the Jarvis SOS. FRIDAY, NOV. 11 s s " Spok~., said floocllng that lnundai.d FOOTBALL -Estancia v. Les aope ozy ~ the cutter's eagl.oe rocm bad been con-Alimltos at Newport Harbor Davidson .._,, ~ • trolled, and Capt. Frederick 0, Wooley Field· Newport Harbor v. !\larina at reported bis ¥tiP wa.s 11in Do immediate West~inster. danger of sinting." OCC DRAMA -"Verma" 0 • 1 • G • ff • Flo •da There wer. oo lnjurl,. repoJ1ecl llDOl!I OCC FILM SERIES -"Dusty and nlOn•C le'Wlng lfa e ln fl the crew, which officials placecl at 170 S.,i;•eets McGee" Forum, 7 p.m. $1.00 men. "MONEYSWORTH" -0CC lecture ' Spokesmen described the cutter'a ...,. series, Science Hall, 7:36-9:30 p.m. VEt-.'ICE. Fla. (AP ) -Suzy, an aging, ing from show Wslness with Ringling dilion as "serious but 1tab1e" u it rode "TANGO" -South Coast Repertory onion-munching circus giraffe, has been Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus. When she 25-knot winds and 12-foot sweDa 750 m.Ues Theater, a p.m. . shipped to Florida to live out her days in wasn't performing in ?i1adlson Sq11are southwest of Anchorage 1n the north · ~ ~ CONCERT -Univ er !"1 t Y sunny retirement with a llama, a gorilla, Garden with the menagerie staff, sbe Pacific. Orchestra, Fine Arts Village Theater, 8 a camel and -bad breath. 11le Honolulu-bated cutter lost power p.m. Admission $1. Slowed by age, Suzy, '7!., backed her stayed at an animal farm near Suffern, and ability to pump water late Wednel- way out of a bright green clrcuS wagon N.Y. day when the engine room flooded. Citizen Seizes Bank Robber A Santa Ana cltl:ren became "involved" Wednesday and captured a ~ank robber. Police, who withheld the name of the bu!inessman, said he witnessed the rob- bery of Security Pacific National Bank, Tblrd and Main strttt.s, chuecl the suspect and jumped on him when he all~ peel and felt. Offlcen said the businessman with the help of several othen held the robber un- til they arrived. The auapect la fdentlflecl as David S. Vandeneynden, ~. of Santa Ana. He bad taken lllflO In tile mldaltemoon holdup. The money was recove~ along with a toy plltol wttb which he bad threatened a bank clerk. He was turned over to the FBI. FromPqel RAIN GODS. • • and l couldn't atop it," he sald. "I wanted to call It off," he added. Someone else alJO wanted to call It off. Payne a.Id be received a letter from "obvioualy a lltUe gal that's pretty smart. She Uvecl In FOWltaln Valley and had 1Whlspen From Wendy' on the at. tiooery -her name wu Wendy. Sbe waoted me to not put out the irodl beclue abe wu aolnl mtntature aolftna for her birthday -FrlcJay." Now that be bas unleaabed ''nlulhlY 50" of bla goda to do their tbJnc, Payno refuses to take , credit for rain yet to come. "I am respon11lble for the light rain to- day as planned but I have no ac- countability !or subsequent storms ... and I am not responsible for the rain that falls on the Coliseum," he claims. (At the Los Angelea COttsewn tbla weekend, USC will meet UCLA on Satur- day and the Los Angeles Rams will play the Mimle!ota VJkln&s Sunday). Payne sald be bas learned "there wilt be more rain -there are three frontl moving In, Including a big front up nortll -but I have nothing to do with them ." Chinese Suing Over Drug Raid FRESNO (UP!l -A Chinese. American l•bor relaUon1 aroup, char1tn1 that 2$ fully-1rmed narcotic. agents burst lnto Its recent convention, hu sued the federal government for more than '5 ml Ilion. The Ytnr On Mercbantl Labor Aasocie- tlon Aid ihe 11 .. ta orubed Into Ill trt· aMual meetln& Oct. 23 In Bakenl!eld and forced IOlllt convenUoneen aa:•lnst the wait to search tbam. OIAllM-... DAILY PILOT Wednesday into a corrugated steel retire-"She's not slck," explained Rick Also answering the cutter's SOS were ment villa, a hunk of Bermuda onion Hansler, a circus spokesmar.. '·Just old." two Coast Guard cutters, an American wedged between Her teetr. Hansler said the Jot1i-ne(ked buff.and-fishing boat, three military HCI:KJ ~ ''Just imagine riding all the way from chocolate colored animal has lived three planes and a Navy P3 aircraft. New York to Florida .~ith that breathing years beyond normal life expectancy for Pumping equipment was dropped to on you ," quipped Chuck McWilliams, a giraffe. the v es s e I by a HC130, and the Suzy's handler. For the three-day, 1,500-mile trip to the spakesman s;-ld the Jarvis1 equipped with Then he fed her a whole clove of garlic. Sunshine State, Suzy wheded down the an H52 helicopter, was believed to have It's not known how Suzy acquired her interstate highway in a 14-foot wagon ferried a few men to Akutan. peculiar taste. atop a flatbed trailer. For a 16-foot gif.. Emergency repairs were completed, "We've been feeding her onions and affe, quarters were a bit cramped. and a spokesman said Capt. Wooley garlic for years. They're like a special "But she just leaned forward," decided !o leave the Alaska fisheries treat to her," said McWilllams. "l guess Mcwilliams said. patrol and return to Honolulu. Wooley is nobody thought too muc.J about it Now, Suzy has a place -all her own, 20 a reskient of Mlllland Town , Hawaii, before." · feet blgb. nut to the animal mal<mity formerly of Manuquan, N.J. For a balanced diet, Suzy also par lakes ward at the circus' winter complex. Forty mlle.J later, the ship began to of apples, bay and carrots. "She's earned reUremeut," Hansler flood and power wu lost. PurplHyed &ny, 16 fe<t tall, la rel~· said. COnunlaaiooecl In August, the Jarvis la among the largest of Coul Guard v....U FromPqel DEATHS ... there at the time. We gave the students five minutes to move out. We moved to- ward the middle. They dld a flanking maneuvering to t~e right of the build· lng. Next thing I knew, they threw tear gas canisters and fragmentation bombs." The sheriff·sald the bomb! looked like grenades and were similar to one such weapon found strapped to a chair three weeks ago ,at nearby Louls.lana State Uni· verslty. 1' "My chief deputy wa• •llghUy Injured 1n tile hand by a bomb," Amla9 sald. "AD the weapom we fired were tear ga.s. We threw tear Pl · caniJters at them after they threw them at us." The aherltt 11id students se~ tear gu from the campua police car. "They , overpowered the security offi-cers end took the canisten," he said. Gov. Edwards ordered the Baton Rouge campus cleared and closed. "However, he stated that students who are from out of town and have nowhere to go -as long as they remain cool - will be allowed to remain In the dormi- tories " a statement from his office said. Ab®t 2,000 students live in the dormi- tories. There were scattered incidents after the violence ended. "God damn you, pig.'' shouted one fe- male s.tudenl from a women's dormitory. ' FromPqel IMPACT .... then forwarded to the County Planning Department before a decision is ren- dered . • Before any building pel'lll!I is granted, all of the infonnation is given to the Board of Supervisors, McCourt told the CHART member.I. "It's possible this is just creatlng more paperwork for all the attorneys, tbetr clients and the Xerox company," joked McCourt. But be added that be believes the envlromnent.iil ~Impact ._ia are beginning to serve their intended purpo9e. In bis opinlon they wm not designed to stop bu!ldlng proj<cta but to "raise 1!IUell far the dedsioo-maken." McCourt Aid virtually MY project baa some adverse Impact on the environment and that this does not necessarily enjoin developers from beginning construction. He indicated that decision nuikers may not be empowered to withhold granting of non-discretionary items such as building permits if the developer has complied with all other regulations. In other cases, such as zone exception permits and rezone petitions, McCourt believes adverse environmental impact reports could be considered as grounds for denial. The Envlrarunental Quality COntrot Act of 1971, McCourt said, implies that the permit-granting agencies have the power to stop projects. Anonymous Oie~t. Warns Civic Leaders in Paid Ad In these days of ecology dr\vea and en- vironmental actions one txpedl to read alm011t anything. But when an Individual invests -hard cuh in an ndvertl.sement warning pabllc officials that they will be "held accountable"' for their actions," some of them take notice. The advertisement, placed by Newport Beach attorney George Shibata, IP' peared Wednesday In most county daily newspapers. It wu addressed to the Board of Supervllon, county p I an n l n a com- mlallon, an city cowicl~ and planning commlsalon• and all public offlclail ~~ble for the lssuance of iontna and bulldll\ll permlta. SblbaUI rtllll6d to l<voal the tdenttly of h1I client who paid for Ibo ad but did aay be was "In the field of preventive medicine and con~ned with the deterioration of the environment." The at~nty Was reluctant to expand on rtatementa In the ad because of several legal nctloM now under way which he s11ld might ht prejudiced. But the printed words were s.ultlclent lO tndlcale that the client was dead serlOUJ. They called attention to the Friends of Mammolh decision of the California Supreme COw1 which ruled that all permlll !or projecta, public or private must be covered by en- vlroomental Impact slaternentJ. • "I wish to remind those who have ob- tained the c~es of zoning, zoning pennita or bu!JA!lng permlll prior to Sept. 21, 1972, (the date of the court's Mam- moth decision) that they are not immune ... any persons attempting to proceed with construction of such projects without 1\111 compliance with the re- quirement! or the law ... will be acting at thelr peril ." Stllbata SA.Id thls was to Indicate that ignorance of the law is no e1cuse. Th< ad concluded llrmlf wttb a quote from a Sin Franc!JCO court declalon. "In appropriate circU'm1tance1, a governmental lftllCl' may 1ba1< public nullance even tbOugb' to do to requ.ltts that a bulldJnt be de!nolJahed," Some attorneys questioned did admit that Proposition II, the coutal tnltlaUve passed by the votel'I Nov. '1, did allow any person 111grteved by the dccblon or action of a coastal conservation com- mission to bring suit. But again, the \VOrd "aggrieved" ls subject to cqµrt interpretation. Ceremonies Set For New School and;Ewered by a comblnailon of two jet ea similar to -carried by B52 mbers and atandard diesel engines. Tbe J~rvla llrst ran Into trouble early Wednesday when -she went aaround in "high 11ea1 and wind" in Dutch Harbor at UnaJaska Island adjacent to Akutan. Bicycle License Measure Passed A bill creating a statewide sywtem of bicycle licensing which was Introduced by Assemblyman Robert Badbam (R· Newport Beach) bas been tent to Gov. !Wigan for bla all)l!llure. The measure, approved by both the Asaembly and the Senal<, would make It a misdemeanor violation for anyone to ride an unlicensed bicycle In the llate alter July I, 1&'76. It provides that ,.ch bike rider lfould pay a ts license fee to cover a periOd cf three years. The fee would cover the costs to the dealer and administrative handling by the state. The statew~de licensing program will begin July I, 1975 and the penally por· tion will go into effect a year later. 13.3% Hikes Asked SACRAMENTO (AP) -State pay hikes averaging 13,3 percent for lf76 were requested WeJ.oesday by the California State Employes AllOCiaUon. I OD's of Values! IMMIDIATE DELIVIRY Plu1 1ectional 9-,,71/1 in lux .. uriou1 he1vy importtd vel~ vet •••il•ble in · m • n y choic11 of co Io r s and f1br ic1. s.1. $595. . UP'I T....... ,~,· COAST GUARD CUTTER JARVIS RESCUED 8.Y JAPANESE SHIP ., American Vet.Ml Wallows WlthoVt ~°'"' for, Nine Hours 1 , ------------------------~.; N. Viets Nix Changes In Truce, Okay Talks ., ,, :.f PARIS (AP) -A new round of secret rhetoric and unfounded charge9 of bad • Vietnam peace negotiations was im-faith." · , ~ minent today, but North Vietnam in ad· He . declared that "our dls~lons,.,. vance rejected any changes in the draft should be directed toward tbe goal o(: .. cease-fire· agreement worked out by peaceful settlement, mucb nearer than '"'~ Henry A. Kissinger and Le Due Tho of we imagined only a few weets· ago. the North Vietnamese Politburo. "We have come this far becatise or ·· Xuan Thuy, the chief of North Viet-negotiations conducted in good wlll and..'' nanl's delegation iri Paris, told the wl'ek· "-'itb constructive purpose. still further,.-~ Jy session of the semipublic peace talks: procfeu will come to us throuch tb6-y 0 We resolutely reject all the pretexts same muns... -:,. put forth by the United Stares and Saigon Phong told neW1111e11 as he arr!nd for ,, the meeting that bla government regards to demand modlllcation of the substance a NQrtb Viet witl)draw,al and ratoratlo!>1: of the agreement." of the demllltarlzecl zone betweeo North l He repeated Hanoi's perslatent demand and Sooth· v-u "eaaenUal ~ thal the Unli.d Staea "immediately sign e1emesii1• et 1111 · ~L the agreement." The draft, u oatltne4 bf Hanoi and The chief modification demanded by di=uw~' l\lallnler gon, a provision calling for the mate(',-.· poliii. -' (' drawal of all North Vietnamese '\: ps in South Vietnam, was repeated y by South-Vietnam's representative Ex.Santa Ana Mayor •'. at the session, Nguyen Xuan Phong. '· U.S. negotiator William J. Porter said: . • :• "Each ol us is aware that the restora· Succumbs Ill Fullerton \ tion of peace in Vietnam 1:; approaching. , . . J Each of us is equally well aware of the Allen A Mandy former mayor of San-~ efforts being made to refine and ~rfect ta Ana, died Tuesday ln Fullerton. i the accomplishments of the negot1atl~n &·Mandy, 75, had be.err a resident or S so that a settlement fair to all w1ll ·Orange CoUnty for 49 1"8tl-He was ? result." · · maior of the county seat ht the early\ In a brief prepared statement to the 1950s and was BMOClated with a life in-( meeting,~Portf!r avoided any reference to surB!lCe company. in ~ta. Ana .. He is !· substantive issues, but urged lhe Com. SW'Vlved by his widow', Lois, of ') munist 11ide to avoid "e1aggerated Fullerton; two llOO! and a daughter. t holiday salel Orange County's Largest Selection of Cont~mporary Fu;,,itur• open Sunday 12~5 'entire inventory reduced! ,i'''t ·,·· J ) ) ) '} •1 ) \ • } < ' i The 1d then tbteatenecl, "Under ,...nt coun dedJlonl It ti clear that any cit!=. bas tbt rfibt to Lake legal actloo oo behalf of the pUbtlc • to prevent tho degradaUon of the environment ." Some attorneys queried doubi.d tbla claim. 'nley belitve an lndlvldual mW1t show that he penonally Ms autrerect in- jury by an act aifecllng environment. Groundb<tal:ln( CU•monft9 !or the new Roy 0. Anderaen Elementary School In the Harbor Vltw horn.. aru of N•wport Bach wW be held at 10 a.m. Frldoy. daily 11-9/saturdey 11-6/iundey 1-5 • ph 548-5518 • toll free 546-1262 ~ • - "n.e 1dvtrtl1ement t"Ontlnued : "'-fy client hu directed me to Inform builders and dlvtlope.11 and all public of6clal1 retp)l"ls1ble for the approv11I of li.nd cle"loJllllent project.. th1t thoy must ' . comply 9ltb tbe tlw." a.troacuve action w11 atao U....~t~. .. ------ The ceremorue., fea turing Andenen. the former 1uperlritendent of the Nowport Beach Elementary School District, will be held at the IChooJ 1lte on Pon Seabourne W1y. The IU mWlon 11Cbool 11 oipect<d to open In the fill of J97S •nd will houte UO ~tudtntJ In 1r1det k1Jid«garten Utrou1h five Jiving in the Har&of Vtew HorDel area. ~-- J •