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Home My WebLink About1972-11-22 - Orange Coast Pilot- ' • • owne Ill ' Jlape Snspeet Left Trusty Ba~k After For Beer~ Nabbed 11/2 Hours~ Freedo111 hen He Ret11rned ·-In Mesa· Vehiele DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * . • • WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 22, 1972 VOL. 611, NO. UJ, J llC'TtoHS, M PAUi ugged ·by Snow ' UPI,......,.,_ The Washington area's first significant snowfall, which covered parts of northern Virginia, inspired one motori!t to a bit of artistry on the back of bis Volkswagen. This scene was seen in Reston, Va. Cites Harassment 'Noisy' N eighhors Killed By -Irate Man Next Doo1· LONDPN (UPI ) -Victor Eel es was so enraged with his next door neighbors because of their constant harassment aitd noise that he went next door and kill- ed them. President Cites 'Difficult~s' In SAL T Meeting I GENEVA (UP I) -Western omclals cautioned today against expectation of any ear;ly breakthrough in the new round Or.• Strategic Arma Llmltatlon Talb (llALTJ between the United States and Ille Soviet Uoloo. ,.. < Wlllle the rm rou!ll -which luted 2-'iZ years -produ·ced Import 1 n l medium-term agreements. the new negotlallons ire Infinitely more com- pllcoted, the olliclals 111<1. Thll WIS pointed up by President NII· 00 in I Jetlor to the openlJll ....ion N1Uaaal c.metery oullide WuhJncton ,.._1 ol SALT II, u the new talks oro ••you (a« a task wbkh Jn mlJ\Y rHPtCta is even mort ~~ and more dllrtcull, for both •Ide• will· now be flllpted to make long Jenn com· mltmenhl, In a permantnt qreemtnt, to • llable .ctrltqlc relatlonlllip for thU decode and beyond." the President ukl. On Tuesday, a judge sentenced Eeles to three years in jail. Eeles, 36. was found guilty or manslaughter ln the deaths of lhis neighbors, James and Constance Prescott and their 27-year-old daughter Marjorie. He testified during his trial that he shot the Pre!cotts to death with a target pi.sfol after they had subjected him ::ind his family to three years of "living hell " , in the duplex the families shared In lhe Ehglish Mldlan~ village of Olton. Eeles told the court the Prescotts bapged on the walls and doors and played their record player into the late· hours. He said tbey ·lllooted lnrulll at him and his wife when they complained, pmhcd pieces of rubbllh through his mail box and threw prbege Into his ganfeo. The judp. Sir. Desmond Ackner. 11ld he tc<epled !M'defelll6·•rgumm.t U11t the -fl llld • hl""'1 ol -llll iJI. DfllS I I 4 .,... •I !*Id .. cltlilht in torrnentln( their lmm<diate neiglibon. an : none were more immedilate than you or your wife." Tbe Jbdae 111<1 be wu "satisfied 1hat OW: cuinu!itJve st.rts:. over th.ret years upon 1 man ol your perlOlllllty -1 klnd- Iy1 qWec. f'fttf'Ved man, wbo tendtd lo bottle up bl.I ~tic:m -t.allled in you a state of b7steria whieb the doctors have lound. '4But I am allO aaUSf~ that lhere wa5 DOI 1 total lmpoirm<nt ol yOllr """"I mponaibilll7 and that ..,,,. ,..ldue ol JIN< rosponslblllty ,..led with )'OU for this <rime," the Judie 111cL ' I Lag ..... cue Huntington B-52 Hit, Goes Down Police Nab Rape Man Told Of Tl1reat In Thailand Suspect in Room WASHINGTON (UPI) -A BS2 bomber crashed in Northern Thailand today while returning from a bombing mission over North Vietnam, the Pentagon announced. Pentagon SC'Urces said the eight-engine craft apparently was struck by a surface to air missile over North Vietnam and crossed into Thailand before crashing. No B52 bad ever been shot down previously in combat although six of the . giant bombers crashed on takeoffs or Jar.dings during the war. The Pentagon said all six crewmen aboa rd the plane were rescued and that there were no serious injuries. The plane went down shortly before midnl&ht Southeast Asia time (9 a.m. PST), 12 miles west oi the U.S. air base at Nakhon Phanom . (Sec earlie r story about ai r war, Page 4). Altogether. the United States has about 400 B52s. the first plane designed specirlcally to carry nuclear weapons. About one half of those have been con~ verted to carry conventional bomb! and ordered to Southeast Asia. The planes can hol d a maximum of 108 bombs weighing a total or 60,000 pounds. Nine i'\tillion Dinners SAN FRANCISCO (UPI\ -Nine million California turkeys will be con- sumed as holiday fare this yea r, Crocker Bank has reported. A 24--year-<>ld Laguna Beach woman was raped, police said, forced to submit to perverted semal eels, threatened with a knife, bound, gagged with un· derclothing and then offered beer by a man who entered her apartment early this morning as she lay slee ping. Laguna Beach police ·arrested Wlllian1 Winton Allen, 25, a burly unemployed Jaborer from Hesperia at the woman 's apartment after the man assertedly had returned to the dwellin g following a trip away for the beer. The six foot, four inch tall , 180-pounder was booked on suspicion or rape, assault witlJ. lnterit to commit rape, sodomy and assaull with a deadly weapon. Det. Gene Brooks said the woman was in bed asleef when she was awakened by the 90\Jnd o someone entering her room lhrooJlh the doOr . "He crawled Into bed with her, ripped off her nightie, threatened her with a knife, shoved a pair of wom an's panties in her mouth and pulled a nyloo stocking over her head to hold the gag In," Brooks uld. · · The ma"'· working Jn the 3:30 a.m. darkness, then covered ~ wo1N1n'1 head with a pillow cau. and "thl!n raped and sodomlud her," Brooks said. The terrified woman 's hands had been bound behind her during the ordell, the detective said. She w11 taken to South Coast Community Hospital for treatment aod an examln1tlon. De~s Washed Up Trust y's Escape Lasts 90 Mi1iutes From the Count ol MMte crtsto to 1'lrnolll1 Leary, the hlllory ol man Is dolled with •torle• ol daring oocapes ..... 1 11111 lmaglned, II Vernon Gtrold Buzick Ii giv<n 1 place "" the list ol grut '""pes It WOfft be because his WIS very IUC'Ct'afuJ . fn flC't, bit t.ute Of freedom l1stccf only 90 minutes. If Buzick'• uc1pc from the Colt• ~leu Jail 'l'uir9dly momlna ls remtm· bered •l •ti, it wtll be --he made bla plawly In the clty ..... ,., •• Cir. Butick, convicted for ""'"PlrlC)' In a thelt case. wu • nay prilanfr 11 the )>II and WU ... J&ned IO Wiii! cllJ ma1111tt fnd Sonlbol'1 lf7% MlKllry M1rqu11. A hall an hOllr liter, Buzlck and the clty-o'1111ed .. r """ both pt. Fontana polk?e were notified •nd wtrt. waJUna for BuzJct whm he drof• up In frool cl hll girl frlond 'o house IO mlnut l•ter. Budck Is back In Colla M.,. J1U todoy, but police •Y he_,., ht wul> Ing any earl ror • whUt. • l He said that aside from some injuries sustained In the sexual assault, and the reddened wrists where &he was bound, tbe woman was not lrl~ After attacking the woman, who told police that she had met Allen brle rly prior to the incident, the asullant asked her if she would care to have a beer with him, Brook.s sakf. Terrified, the woman said yes. but lhat he would have to leave and buy some. After the man left, she. alerted the manager of the apartment-motel com- plex and he called Laguna Stach of· flcers. Patrotman Lawrence Galat arrived at lhe residence artcr AJlen had relumed. "He was very surprised." Galat said. Police are !LU.I investigating the In- cident and have not yet detennln@d es.· octly how the man gained entry lo the mom . Brooks said. Bugliosi to Ask For Vote Count? LOS ANGELES -Vincent Bugllosl says M may ask for a ptrtill recount or tht Nov. 7 dlstr~ attorney \IOlet, but he OOcsn ·1 think It wlll swing the electk>n 10 him. 11le official count showed him k>lina: to hi$ former bosa, Dist. Atty, J0ttph Duech, 1.311.732 to 1.389.111. "I acknowledlJ that thett ii not much llk•ll-ol ony mtanlncM change," Bugllosl ukt Tuetdly. lit: 11id IOOlt ot his JUppor1tt1 Wtd him to req\Jdt a p:.rtlal rtCOUnt but didn't uy how t'X · 1enstve. a recount be ntl&ht ull for. PILOT PERFECT FOR PUPPY WJ'E DAILY PJIDI' cl .. Hlod wont od1 JllllOlllh the path ol trlll Jl"Pll1 i<w• BASStr Fllll&le. trkolor, pedlpftd -IJ'Ollftd, 1 "*· Sbota.. ID·DD Tbe 111'11 coll _.i to be the perf«I --· u )'OU 11a.. ~ that ne«ls • ..... ........ dial dlnct i0-6'11 one! let 1 DAILY l'llDI' ad---lh< ..,y for - By TOl\f BARLEY Ofllle~lt,,_Mlfl Four men dubbed tht "Godfather f'our" by district attorney's Investigators hr \·e been indicted alter "'hal in- vestigators say was a ~lafia·stylc. murder-es.tortlon move on a Huntington Beach businessman. The quartet faced arraignment today in Orange Cou nt y Supcrinr Court. Among lhe.m is George Earl l~ughes. 32. or 16.112 11onolulu Lane, Jluntln11:ton Beach. He Is idcntiried a.11 !he im· macuJalely dressed chauffeur who drove t"'O companlom in a black . 1973 Cadillac limousine Oct . 12 to th!> v11cuu m tervice store of Phillip Luchc!li. 26. of IM Main St .. Jlunt lngton Beach. Jlughes, Robcn Gelas. 47. \'Illa Pan . Jack Alden ~lerritt . 37. I.flog Beach, Md transient Waller Eugene Miiier, 33, werd Indicted Tuesday by th< Ol'llnge CowllJ' Grand Jury. Charge• of soDcllahon to commit rr.urder. es.tonlou nnd conJJ>lracy were cndor.wod by UM! pont'I afler they lltt.cned h.o' whllt Deputy Dittrid t Attorney Luis Cardenas described today 11 "4 plot that brousht the C;odfalhcr rl&bt io Hun- 11ngl0n Reach " C.rdenas .said hJ.5 office atlll ~ not lrnow julll hov.· the ftC't'U3td roor picked on Luchesi, who o~ralr8 P1t·1 Vaaium St.nice Ct_'flttr ut the M•ln Strett ad· drns. ns thrlr \11ctim. llul he oaod Luchesi bu IClllifl<d tha t ISre t;XTORTION. hce !I Oraqe We.alter Rcme:mbcr bow It nJ t.odly! Well . th.If.a whit I.he wt•thtr pic- ture looks like for ThanksJfvln& P•Y M°"iy llllV\f, with hi"11 In the Tiii. Lows tonig!lt - I NS IDE TODAY Comm111nil.. t.Woten in Or· an~ Co11n.1w o//tr o Pllrlff mn.u of Thonk.tgrri110 tortlceond rn1rrw;nm«rlf. Stt T' ht o if r 1'iOk't. Po(1f 10. uo. -• ._ I ._ ...... -... -" (-M Oto.-__. It __....., ,._ . l._,lll I ,.._II ,_ , ... l'I ,.., ... _. ft -.. ... u.itn I• -. d 1 .......... ,. --. .............. ...... c..... ,. .,, . -.. . ... I I ... .. --·· ·-.. -•" -. --N ._.._ .... , .. , . --. I , r· • I • • I ·ID '• -• Trusty Baek Aft:er . . 11/2 Hours" Freedo111 . . . -hen He Betur.ned ;·.-10 Mesa· Vehiele - • l ' WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMllER 22, 19n VOl. ... MO. aJ', I dCTKHIS. » ,..... ' 11:gge.t · by Snow ~ 1 r · r • , " , r , I Goes Down " . ' ' " ·' .. • . . . · • I Huntington .• In Thailand • · · · Of Threat Suspect 1n .1 Roont By TOM BARLEY Of .. .,.,, ""' .... Four men dubbed the "Godfather Four" by district attorney's investigatorl heve been indicted after what ift.. vestigators say was a Mafia.style, murder-extortion move on a HLmtington Beach businessman. -·· ' -UPI ~,__.. The Washington area's fir.rt signjfjcant snowfall, which covered parts of northern Virginia, lnsj>ired" one mot<irist to a bit of artl!try on the &ick of bis Vo~1gen. This scene;lfas seen in Reston, Va. '.; ·~Noisy.~--Neighbors Killed " . . . .. ~y: Irate Man ·Next Door . ,WNDPN (UPI) -Victor Eeles was so On Tuesday, a jildge sentenced Eeles to three years in jai:J. . / enraged with his .nezt door neighbors ~ o[ thelr constant harassment ' and nolae that he went next door and klll· ed them. Eeles, 36, was found guilty · · of manslaugbtCr ln the dealhs of !bis neighbors, • Jaffies and Const a nfc e Prescott and their 27-year-old daug&ter j ~ ¥arjorie. I P ! J -c·· He testllled during his trial that he resurent . ites. shot the l'rell<Oltll I<> death' with a target 1 • • pistol after they had subjected hilil one! 'P "ff:.-. l,.: A ' his family to three years of "living hell" 1. &<;~~· '·: •: ·. ·, 1 iJI the duplex the families shared ·1n• the . , 7 Ehglisb Mldlondo· village of Olfon. ' , I " .. LT"M . . Eeles i.ld · the ""/rt'"tbe Pres<ot1s h W"J. . . eeti ng_ bopced on the walls ancf..doorl and played tlieir reconl playot: )Ill<> 'Ille late ' boura. l G.ENEVA (UPI) -Western· officlils He said they ·lhouted inlults it ljim·and 1 his wtle when they complained, pl!lhed an&6oood i<>doy against e1Q><Ctation of pieces of nibbldl tluvuab bis ~ box 'lll3' nrly ~brougb In the 90w roond and; tbn!w prbop Into his 181'.deo. , <it~ Sli'alelfc' Anu IJmltallon Talkl The Mio: Str. llelmond ,AdL\ilr, said WASHING TON (UPI) -A ~ bomber crabed In Northern Thailand loday while returning frorµ a bombing missiqo over North Vietnam , the. Pentlgon announced. Pentagol_! scurces said the eight-engine crart apparenUy was struck by a surface to air missile over ·North Vietnam and crossed into Thailand be[ore crashing. No B5% bad ever been llhot down previously in combat although six of the giant bombers crashed on takeoffs or Jar.dings .during the war. ·The. PeoUJgon said all six crewmen. aboard the plane were rescued and that there were no serious injuries. 1 The plane. went . down shm'tly before midnight Southe .. t Asia time (9 a.m. PST), 12 miles west of the U.S. air base ~ at Nakhon Phanom. (See earlier story about air war, Page 4). · Altogether, the United States has about 400 B52s, the first plane designed specifically to carry nuclear weapons. About ooe .ball of those have been con- verted to carry conventional bombs and ordered to Southeast Asia. The planes •can hold a maximum of 108 bombs weighing a total of '60,000 pounds. ;Nine Million Dinner s SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Nine million California turkeys will be con- li,umed as holiday fare this year, Crocker Bank has reported. A U-y<INlld Laguna Beach woman wu raped. police aakl, forced to aibmit to perverted 86Ual acts, threatened with a knife,. bound, gagged with un--', derclothJng and then offered beer by a man , wtx> entered her apartment early this morning as she lay sleeping. Laguna Beach police arrested William Winton Allen, 25, a burly unemployed laborer from Hesperia at the woman's apartment after the man assertedly had returned to the dwelling following a trip SwaY for the' lieer. The Sii: foot, fourinch tall, 180-pounder wu booted dn·suspicion of rape, assault .,JU> Intent I<> "°""'"t rape, sodomy and assault with a deadly weapcn. . Det. Gene ·Brooks said the woman was in .bed asleep ;w~ she was awakened by · the ~nd of someone entering her room throqgh tlie·doOr: "He Crawled into bed with her, ripped off her nlglitle, threatened her wilh a knife, s~ a pair of woman's panties in her moulh and pulled a nylon stocking qver her hea~ lo hol~ the gas. In," Brooks said I , ~ 4·. · · Ttie •'ma"'";\lorklifi·~ln the · 3:30 .'a.m. darini!Sa, '-tben ~cotertd the' woinln's : head, with ~ pillow caBe, and '\then raped and !Odomlud her t' Brooks'uid. · · ' The terrified woman'• hinds' bad been . liound ·behind •her during -lhe ·ordeal, the detective said. She wu tlten •to South Coast community Hospital far treatment · and an examination. .De's Washed Up Trust y's E$cape Lmts 90 Mintites · ~Tl -tile lhllted States and he ~thl'...._••rtumtl\l"that die~°"""' ,, ,,, • . the ____ "41ilillilort.i ·sln· . i .Wle .. ~!Mt:-:' '!ll!Ch luted ·-i~· .. ·--···~. In J\\ :rem -prodli6od lm•portant t<lillhllliul ii!Otr bilmedlafe !'$, metUum-tenn isreements, the new an : none were more immedi1te than you From •the. Count of Monte crtsto I<> Tlmalll; Leory, the biltory.ot man Is dotted wit.ii •tllries of ~ -· real aqf lmlglned. · • If Vernon Gerald llulick ts given a place on the lilt of great escapes It won't be because his wu very lllCCeUful. l'n fict, bis taste of freedom lasted only 90 minutes. necotilt.lonl ~ lnftnJtely more com-or your wife." ,ueatad. the offtclall said. ' The' Judie said he was "satisfied that 11>k -painted up bJ -Nix· the ...a..r.tlve lllrell. over--' yeors • la a letter I<> the openlq seuion upon • mlll <it 70llr pel'IODlllty -a klnd-llltDal Cemetery outside Wallllnpo ly, qulel, ~ man, who tended to TuoodiY-of SALT ll, as Ibo..,.. !alb ire bottle .. bla ---camed In you a "You face a tut wblcll In many state of llyltertA wblch lhe docton hive ,_,g ii evtn mora oomplex.and more found. illlllcull, • lor joollo lldea will ,_ be "BUI I am a1IO 11lillled that there was eJ!pted i. mate loq term com· ~not I lotal ~ of your nwital -· In a --_., .. ~ i. · r_.Jbtllly and that -rooldue of • Nble atntecle rela-p for 11!!1 , 1# ._,olbllily rested wllh l'Oll for decade ODcl be,aad," the President said . Ibis <rime," the Jud8e BAid . .. If Buzick'• escape from the Costa Ml!la )all 'l'ueldly momlng Is remem· ber.i at all, ·it .will be becauae be ~· hll' .... y Ill the cllf _.,.., cat, • ' I Butick, convk:ted for conspir ln1 a tbeft cue wu a truty priloner 1t the Jail and WU auJined I<> WHh cllf --nod Soralbol'I lmJl!ma'Y Marquis. I l .. A half an hour later, iluzlcll aodl the cn,,-owned car _. both cone. Fontana police were notified Ind ,..,. waltlni for Buzick when be dmt , up In fi'ont of bis girl frlend"1 houa 10 inJn-laler ' • Buzick Is back In Costa Msa \fall lodaJ, but poiJc. ay he won't be -Ing any cars for a whUe. r He said !bit a.sliie from some Injuries sustatoed in the ee.mal aasault, aDd the roddened wrtata wllore she ..... bound, tbe ·W"'"'" WU DOI lnjuttd, . Alter. attacltlng .the woman, who t.ld pollce that she . had met Allen briefly prior to the incident, the asuilant asked her if she would care to have a beer with him, Brooks said. Terrified, the .womao said yes, but that he would have to leave and buy 10me. After the man l~~ · she. alerted the manager or the. apartment-motel com-. plex and b'e called Laguna Beach of· . !leers. Patrolman Lawrence Galat arrived at the residence after Allen bad returned. "He was very awpiaed," Gal1t said. Police are .sW1 investigating the in- cident and have not yet determined ex·' actly how the man gained &itry i. the room , Brooks. said. Bugliosi to Ask . . For ~V~ Count? ;_ '1' I• ' • • LOS ANGELES -Vincent BugliOsl sars be may asll for a pottlal r<COlll!t of the Nov. 7 dlllttot atlomey Voles, but be doeon't think It will nlng'theoelectior> i. him. The official cotuil showed him loalng i. his fonner boss, Dist. Atty. Joaeph Buech, 1,381,732 to 1,3119,611. "I oclmowledfp that there la DOI mach UkellhoDd of 'lllY llldllinclful ~." Buglios1 said TUesday. He 11id some of his supporters asked him to request a plriial recount but didn't 11y how ex- temtvea recourit be mll)lt ask for. PII.:qT ·r ERFECT FOR PUPPY LO VE ·'DAILY PILOT classified want ada ~ the palh of ~ J'"PPY . Jove. • BASSET Female, trl<Clor, ped)&reed beck IJ'OUl!d' 7 . Tbe :::.:::~u:t the periect new OWDll'. u you hove oomethln1 that neecla • .... -. dial direct -and let a DAILY PILOT ad-Yilor llllOOlb the w1y for- • The quartet faced arraignment today in Orabge County Superior ~rt. Arnoog Chem. Is George Earl Hughes, 32, of 16312 Honolulu Lane, Huntlnjjton Beoch. He Is Identified as the Im· maculotely dressed chauffeur who drOve two companioos In a block, 1m Cadillac limousine Oct. 12 to the vacwm aervice store of Phillip Luchesi , 26, of.18583 Main St., Huntington Beach. . ""Hughes, Robert Galas, 47, Villa Park, Jack Alden M,errltt, 37, Looc Beach, and transient Walter 'EUgene Miller, 33, wen!'. indicted Tu<sday by 'the Orange COUDty Grand Jury. Charges of solicitation to commit 1 ri'.urder, extortion and complracy were endOrsed by the panel after they llateoed ' Iii what Deputy Dillriclt Atiomey Lala ' Cardenas described today 11 •ia plot that broughl the Godfather ript i. Hun- tington Beach." Cardenas said his oWce ttlll does not · know jmt how the aceused foor picked on l:ucbest, who operates ·Pal's Vacuum service Center at the lliln Street' ad• dress, as their victim. But he said Luchesi bas lestilied that (S... EXTORTION, Pago Z) 'W••••-• Remember how It .... l<>day! Well, lliat'a -the wuther pic-ture looks lib lor Thanksgiving Day. Mootly MD>Y· with bigbl In the 791. ~ tanl((!ll - l-j ' INSIDE TOD~'°' c ........ tv t11toi.r1 11. ar- """• Coumw •ff.,. • 1'0ricd mnv of Than1"givlng w .. ktnll 1ntertoHtment. See T ~ t G t e r Nola, Pa(l<"lO. ...... _ ' -I .__ . - --" =.:..... : --. .... -.... ,.., .......... '' ... ,. --~ 14 -I ....... "'"'' --. .............. ...... ~fl "... . ::.-: .... ,... »-!! --"' ·-. ,,.._.. •n ·-. --.. -----. • •• + ,I , ' • 2 UAILV PIL01 W!dntM11y, NO'!'IMbtr 22, 1~7Z Graham Near Ambush .. ' Crusade 3 Miles From In dia Troop Attack KOHIMA. India (AP) -An Indian arttly convoy wa$ am bushed today only three miles from where American evangelist Billy Graham was co nducting his Crusade for Christ among the Naga tribe. The fir ing was audible in the crusade grounds, but Graham carried on with a special prayer service for the sick. When about 2,000 persons sitting on the outer edges of the football field began to leave after bearing the shooting, Graham ap- pealed to them to remain sealed. They did. Officlab said at least one aoldier was wounded in the attack, wblcb the army said was made by a Naga gt.aenilla force that has been fighting for independence from lnd!a for the past 15 yean. Sources said one soldier was killed and two soldiers and two civilians were woon- ded in the attack, which the army said was made by a Nag" guerrilla force lbat has been clghting for independeooe from lnclla for 15 years. Sources clooe to the undcr&round said the tiU<nillU ba<t°llllWUllOed & ctase-:ire· tluwrhout Nagaland during the Graham crusade, which began l\looday. But a llO!d!er and a guerrilla WW! reported kiJI,. ed in another ambush Mooday IS\> miles from Koblma, and army aou.,.. a.kl troopa aod guirfillas "'cbaaged lire 1"' day It mllet ·flom the loom, wltll ooe soldier· reported wounded. Missing Bike Another :ndian Army con"°y was am- bushed about 10 mile· from Koblrna eJP1 days ftao, That attack, also blemed by of. ficiala on the UDdefground, nearly causod cancellatJon· of Graham '1 l'lltt. Maddox Can't Do His Tr ick About 60,000 persons atlended tlilS morning's crusade session, wbJeh int eluded-& pnye:r for the lick aDd au a~ peal by Graham for tht. youth QI northeast India to become Christian missionaries and "spread the gospel o! Jesus Christ." JERUSALEh-f (AP) -Lt. Gov. Lester fi.Iaddox of Georgia thought be ar-- rived in Israel with a bicycle but now it has vanished and be fears he may disappoint his hosts. Maddox had promised Israelis an exhibition ol backward-cycling, at which he is an expert. 'Ibe crusade was to end tonight with Graham's final call for Christ in Nagaland, which has been celebrating the lOOtb anniversary of American Bap- tist m!ssiooaries in the predominanUy Christian state. Maddox aides believe the folding minibike, which be planned to ~ to children of a Baptist village here, was lost somewhere between Georgia, Rome and Jerusalem. Maddox, who Is making bis first joumey outside the United States, arrived Tuesday with 200 fellow Georgians on a Holy Land pilgrimage. "Mr. Maddox is terribly worried about that bicycle," said an aide. "He promised to demonstrate backward-riding and then to give tbe bike to the school. We may have to buy a new bike in [srael." Graham aald early today be bad been informed of rumors predicting an in- cident during the day. Officials Enter Prison Strict security measures have been taken to insure the safety of the visiting Americans. Armed police and soldiers patrol the roads leading to the guest houses where they are staying. Tbe Indian army -reinforcements , some in armored personnel carriers, to the ambush site to search for the guer- rillas. A ilelicopter and tracker dogs were used but DO contact \:as reported. After Strike; 14 Missing Army sources said Chinese weapons and ammuniUoo had been used in the ambush. CONCORD, Mass. (UPI) -State police entered Concord State Prison today to end a nonviolent, day-old strike by in- mates and folllld that 14 of the prisoners had escaped . A spokesman for state poLice said a car stolen Tuesday night from a restaurant Gunman, Officer Hurt in Big Sur Gun Shootout BIG SUR (AP) -A highw~y patrolman and another man were hospitalized after a shooting Incident on a dirt road north of Big Sur. Neither the officer, Kenneth R. Wright, nor David W. Can of Ross were ap- parently seriously injured, ofiicla4 said. The highway patrol repart.ed that Wright, resident officer at Big Sur, received a report Tue.sdl>y of someone firing a weapon from .. motor vehicle on lhe old coast bJghway - a dirt road that winds through the hills above State Highway 1. Wright, 26, investigated, found an unoc- cupied vehicle about five m.Ues up the road, and was checking it when Cass came up an embankment behind the cars. Wright said the man fired a rifle into the patrol car, striking the pillar post next to the windshield and causing shrap- nel-like injuries to the officer's fa ce, neck and shoulder. parking lot near the prison wa,, believed taken by some of the escapees. No roadblocks were set up, the spokesman said, because the prisoners "were long gone before we got there." Wa1ter Williams, ~Ung warden, said bars in at least one window in the Eut Wing were cut. The Indian government bas said ln the past that China was the main source of arms of the underground Nagas, and tbey were also reparted training in China. San Quentin More than 120 state police entered the E Ca h prison aoon alter midnight and bmled sea pee ug t 204 inmates of the wing into their cells. sta1e Police Commissioner John Kehoe In Huntin" gton ~a.id no force was used. Although the ldenUUes of the escapees • were not conftrmed until a bed check A San Quentin escapee was captured was made alter the police action, prison .-without a struggle Tuesday in downtown officials had said earlier in the night Huntington Beach after police mistook there was an "unconfirmed report" that h:m. for another ~ wanted on forgery 14 prisoners bad eaeaped. charges. No damge, other than the sawed bars, Officer Larry Caln was on routine was apparent. A spokesman for the Cor· patrolat Walaut Avenu.e and Matn_Street ~ns Department said ~he ~mates re-when he spotted George RnY CJ8Dcy ma~ peacef~~ but. did,. a lot of standing on the street comeropollce said. shouting and milling aJ'ound. • Clai.cy lit the general description of a The strike began Monday when the in-man wanted in a ras!J of local forgeries mates refused to enter their cells for the so Officer Cain asked the suspect fo; l(l p.m. lockup. They.again refused to be identification. locked up Tuesday rught. Clancy 34 complied with the request Williams said the strikers met with without 'resistance A cheek with a hlm and complained. of a system schedul-statewide crime ·information service ed to go into effect next week whereby revealed be was not wanted for forgery the 500 inmates would be locked in their but W3' 90ught for escaping last July 2i cells ~henever they were not .working or from San Quentin prison where he had attend.1ng classe~. He also said the men been serving a sentence for robbery. told him they did not want to be locked Claooy, who was not armed, was then up a.f~r 10 P·~· arrested and this morning was still being Williams said he fel~ the first objection held in Huntington Beach city jail ac-was a legitimate grievance which he . ' would take up with his superiors, but that cording to police. to allow the prisoners freedom of the prison after 10 p.m. would be a "violation ol security." Poet Fletcher Dead 3,500 Ducks Die From Botulism Indian's View Peter MacDonald, chairman of the Navajo Tribal Council, tellJl the National Press Club in Washington that some federal officials were partly to blame for the recent six-day .occupallon of the Bure.au of Indian Affairs for ignoring the Indian protests and "trying to return us to the 1880s." I Plane Lands on Beach, Crashes During Takeoff A light plane owned by a Costa Mesa pilot made a safe, emergency landing at Bolsa Chlca State Bea~h early this morn- ing then crashed when the owner tried to take ofi from the beach. No one was injured, but the crumpled plane bad to be hauled back lo :t.feadowlark Airport in Huntington Beach, where it is based. Henry P. Stegman, 2166 Pacific Ave., said he loaned the plane to a stunt pilot from Riverside, James LasJey, to Dy it back to Riverside for the night. Lasley toot off from Meadowlark about Two Men Arrested In Bookmak.ii;tg Two Anaheim residents, one Of utem · the banquet manager of tbe Disneyland Hotel , were to be Jl'l'a\gned today in Orange County Superior Court on bookmaking charges. Hotel executive Elmer J. Rankin, 31, and Barbara Louise Turner, 47, were in- dicted by the Grand Jury Tuesday on charges of bookmaking and conspiracy to commit bookmaking. Investigators allege Rankin and Miss Turner accepted bets on the outcorqe of football games. Superior Court action against the pair cancels proceedings earlier scheduled for Santa Ana Municipal Court. Both defen- dants are free on bail. Bandits Open Fire One Kills Another • 2· a.m., according to police reports when the engine lost power at 2,000; feet Stegman aald this morning that Lasley was able to glide the Cesana 150 to a aafe landlog oo the bard und at the wai.r's edge on Bobo Chica beach. After be broogbt the plaoe down, Lasley phoned Stagman who came out to the beach. "The tide was coming In, so we jockeyed lhe plaile around and got tt started." Stegman said this morning. "The engine didn't quite give us enougll power and a wave caught us and Dipped us over." Stegman said a wing is broken and the plane suffered other clamqe. lie said ho would -not repair the damapd-plaoe. Police said the Fedei'al Amt!DG 4gen- cy (FAA) ia'inwlllptJna the cruh. F.....-•.,e-1 EXTORTION • • • he was approached at the store by Mer- ritt and Miller while Hughes, bead erect and suitably dr-.-sed ln blaCk, sat outside in the limousine with !be motor nmnlng. Canlenas aald Luchesi told police that Merritt told him that Galas "has a con- tract out on you." Licbesl said be was then told that 1io imroedlale payment Of $5,000 would C311cel that COOtract without the group being compelled to use what were described as the "rub out" services of Miller. · "But then," Cardenas said, "we expect to prove that Luchesi was assured that the payment of another .S,000 wuu.ld enable the three visitors at his store to go back lo Galas and dispose of nim via "hatchet man" Miller. Kissi-,iger, ' Reds· Near Agreement? PARIS (UPI) -While Ila... adviser f Heney A. IO.Singer m~t !or'thrff and a 1 haU houn today wltil North, VlelilaibieR negotiators. With the •to11io •pParenUy reaching • climactic ,ltqe; President Ngu,.. v .. Thieu of Soulll·Vletaam Jn. ct'W<\f his dlplomaUc rep-otallon In Paris. KJsslnger returned today fr o m Brussels where he met wJth Pre91deat ! SUbarto of Indonesia then drove to the ;: village of GU ...... Yvette 25 milel -of Paris for the third day of talks )'ffli Hanoi's Le DuC 'l'bo and Xuan 'l'illl)I. Indonesia ha• been mentioned as cne ot .~. four nations to oversee any cease-fire. .J•!• It was the third session In as manr # days, aimed at aecurJnc a cea.!lre In;, Vietnam •nd laying the basis for peace .. ,. As the tallcs got under way, Asiali :' diplomatic sources disclosed that 'n'ml". Kim Pbuona. South Vielnam 'c ID>'·' bUsador to \IVuhJniton, bad arrJVod in Pans unannounced. lie met Klalnler to, day before the lhtid aessloa started. 1bieu'a aµecla;l foreign policy adviaer is'1i expected here Thursday. , The. aourcea said Tbleu ap~f•! wanls to add muscle to bit dlplomatlc. rt~lioc, in Paris duriai .wbal • could be. the final round of tallar. ~ ....... known to o-certain provlsloos of the-·~ draft ceue-!lre and said a truce would not be ellectlv. WJ! ... be aJcned It. Ki111npr a1IO cooferred for 46 mlnu~ ~ with Pham Dang Lam of South Vietnam al the U.S. Embassy residence and wilb Ambasaador William J. Porter, •mc1-; leads the Atnerican negotla~lng team a~ 1 tbe weetly Parll peace talks. The session ·; thiJ 'Mlllnday was canceled because uf' · the American Thanksgiving. •• · The South Vlelnamese eovoy 1e!t the .· residence swiftly to avoid newsmen. Be.: was accompanied b)" bis de1egation'1 No. , 2 man, Nguyen Xuan Pho~, and twd ·• aides. ... ' A delegatien spokesman aald the visit ·: wu' wltbln the !ram.-k of dally con, •, suli.iloos · belween Kissinger aJJd the ·, Soulb· Vletnameoe. . • Porter aiao left th<. building separately '. oiler a short while. ', Saigon diap<;die< have reported coo- tinulng dlsaatls!ai:tlon by Thieu with some o! the provlsloos of !he cease-~ agreemen~ partlcutarly the fact It doei·'' not call for the withdrawal of North Vie~·· ..,._ troopa and beca.,. he lean if.' will impoee a coalition govepunent od·;' South Vietnam. '·' ~ ~ rep0rtt Thieu mJgbt ~.~· send a specJal ~\'OY )o ,Paris to ""·' :e3;r~i:~J.~llY 1-;.". NewsmtD wa!Una at the l\'burban villa.'" ...... Iii ••'« ..• P.lcf'-.. the" ~ii."'"'"'-' r-~crlli7 viµ, 111ae was Willef'~,,'3:., ~ · Caiuinmlst Party by artist Femand Leger In 1155. Top Drug Haul In Buena Park ) " Buena Park police raided a borne TUes~·:. day night aJJd lw'ned up !he !.lftlest haul ·~ of marijuana in the city's history. ·'· Namitica Investigators 1...00 1,000 " pounds of the w.ed with ao estlmaled( sales value of f1211,300 In a residence al" 6161 Homewood Ave. ·~· An investigation is under way to ' determine the ownen of the marijuana:" A man wbo had resided at the address is held in Jail on tra!flc warranls. Another SUSJlecl is being held on daogerous drug·: charges, police said. .,. The patrol said Wright managed to dra'l his revolver and returned the fire, striking Cass in the abdomen. It said wben the assailant turned and started to nm, Wright pulled out a shotgun and fired it once. The man was not wounded again, but fell down and was taken into custody. ESCONDIDO (AP) -Robert H. Fletcher, a western poet and writer J>P"haps besr known for the aong, "Don't Fence Me In," has died here at 87, friends in Butte, Mont., aaid. ROUEN, France (UPI) -Two young Cardenas 1&id Luchesi immediately SALTON SEA (UPI) _An outbreak of men lried to rob a drug store but Instead notilied Huntingtoo Beach police of the HHH to VI8' i't Duhl: ..... ,: botulism has killed an estimated 3,500 of getting money, one shot the other extortion attempt. All four men were . ~ dead . promptly arrested. Jlucks in less than two weeks, the state When a clerk refused to band over the Cardenas said Galas, Merritt and DUBLlN (UPI) -U.S. Sen. Hubert'..; Cass underwent surgery at Mooterey County General Hospital in Salinas and Wright, in bis 30s, also was treated for bis wound. Cass was detained, but no charges had been flied as the t.1onterey County sher. f's office continued its investigation. • OIAMM COAST DAILY PILOT 11lt ~CO.I DAILY PILOT, wllf'l Mlldt ft comblMd tht N....,.P!'N, It JIUlllltMd br fl'le an,.. co.11 l'vltlltl'llnt c°"'""'· ~ Bit .. lllent •rt llUllllllMlll, M«rf•Y tlrif'WOll PtW.y, far CO.I• Ma.•, Newpei1 14td!, HUO!tlnt'" ih«Jll~lffl V•llty, ~ h9d\. l"'iMJSNOlftldl nl htl C~t•f a... ,,.,... C:.plslr-. A •lt111I• .... iofwll .. 10111 h Pllblltllld S.tvnS•n ·~ hrw:l•n. n. ~ f!IUDlllf\1119 pl1111 11 ., "° Wtll a,y $1r'Mt, Co.la M-, C.tlfomlt, ,,..,.. Rob1rt N,..,W,.d ,,.._..,...., ..,. +veillflu J•ck l. Cutl•y VQ ..,,...._... Ml O...al Manaw llio"''' IC•••il f.dltw 'T110M1t A. M111,hlne MfNtllr41Ullor Ch•rlet H. Looi Ric:h•nl P. N•ll Aatl1t111t M•"'91nt i dllors cw. M9N: )JO WM! .. ,, ,.,..., ,...,.,, ~: Wl N""*1 9-IMfd ~ a.tori: m l'lftlt. A•ll'llle H•rt1111tor1 ... ctt: 1ms lllK!I IDll~ IM CllftWttt: .. Nwttl 1!1 ttmlllo fl:Ml T .. 1rt1 C7141 &4Jo4U1 C ........ A•••11la1Dt '41·S&7t '""' c..... °"'"' ,... ., ...,.. ... ca 4fl"44H ,.,_ ......... Of-. C......, CMaawJlftl _, ... ~ tm. OrMl9 (eMI ,..,,,.... -~. ,.. ...... '"''-· , .. .,,.,,., .... ~ IN"" W N"""""'*"t ,..,. .. ....... ·-~ w1fMvt --~ .... ---~""'*'· ..._. ct-....... MW et CO.I• MfM. c:.tllfrwM, ~""*""' !ti' <Wrilt' aM _..,,., .. Mell U.lJ ,......, ~ ............. G.61 nw!lhW. ' ' ,, Department of Fish and Game reported cash, one of the bandits opened fire and Miller are free on $10,000 bail. Hughes ts Humphrey will arrive here Friday for a,: Tuesday. accidentally killed his accomplice, police free on his promise to appear at the ar--three-day private viait, government of·.' Silver Dollar Pic ks Justic e 1be outbreak was fll'St noticed Nov. 10 said. raignment. ficials said today. ·;,'. around the Alamo River Delta at the -----~--------~------------------,-------~ south end of the Salton. Sea, an inland GABBS, Nev. (AP) -The Olp of a &ilver dollar bas re-elected Dorothy Wil!On as justice of the peace in this rural mining town. She and Billy Wyer each got l<JG votes in the recent general election. But rather than go through a re- count, they agreed to the coin t<m to decide the race. body of salt water, a spokesman aaJd. SUch outhreakl are common ln the spring and fall, but this was the most serious in yean, he said. The poisoning killed mostly ruddy ducks, small birds that live on the nearby sand dunes, and ls now under> control, games oUlclals said. "It's an entirely dllfe.rent kind of botullsin from the kind that Is "° oflen fatal to humans. There Is no danger from eating the birds, especially ff they are adequately cooked," a spokemnan aald. •oon't Be Caught' Cat Lover Posts Warning Sign, The flrst visible atgn of protest to a blamed for everything. We haven't shot proposed citywide cat ltw was tacked on any call," Sharkey complained today. the door of the Huntington Beach "It's Ute everything else, a bancb of Humane Society early thiJ morning. " -. ad The handwritten protest sign stated: nuts blamfne everything on Ul1 Ill(: ~ "Whal member of the SPCA has decld-ded. cd to play God? We don't need or want Not only does Sharkey'• group have our cats ahot on the streell W11Ch out! nothhltJ Jo do with the cat law, his "°"' The word II out lo aU the neighbors, you b'act with the city explrts In February might get caught." and counctlmen have already oald they Robert Sbartcey, operator of the local will not renew It. humane l()Ctety faclllty. ripped the llgn The city baa olans to blro another off the door ond pointed out be has agency as the oltlcll\1 dos .. tcber (and nothing lo do with the sugg6ted cat law. cat calcher If the new Ltw la approved by City c:ouncllmen, not the bumane aocJ.. the council Dec. 4), ty, have uked for a mandatory cal Sharkey'• opention baa been aharply Uetnsing law, together with strtcter en-crltlclzed by the city administration for lorcernent In picking up stray cata. ... ,. an alleged ltck of enforcement on cur- "l'm sick and tired of the SPCA beinJI rtnl animal oonlrol lows. t.1 I Harts Sporting Goods Again we pause to give thanks for all our blessings ••• John Hart Lynn Hart Harts Spcr~:a19 Goo~' • ... ' !·· ,, , ' ' ~ . " ' ,. ' At Your . Service A S.U, _. Wttt1.., r..-. Ol IH DAILY PILOT Got a prol>Unll Tk"' torilt ·Pat 9•11·n. Pat wlll .. r red -taJ)f, oet tlLi an110tr1 and action u o u need to 1olv1 fntqui- Uts fn QO"° tntmtnt and bUlincu. Hail 11 o " r QUC> tio., to Pal Ovnn / At ·Your Service, Orange Coad& Daily Pilat, P.O. Bo• 1560, Cosio ·Mtsa, Ca., 1'2626. Include your ,•ttlephont: number. Tla•nlt19h>ln9 Gusts DEAR PAT: Our famUy moved to this area rt1Ceni.JY and a neighbor told · me there ts an organization 1n San Clemente which helps with arran&ements for servicemen to s~ Thanks&lvlng din- ners with Orange. County famllies. She didn't know where to'call and I wonder if yo"u could find out. L.W., HUNTINGTON BEACH '11111 yearly in)eel II lludlecl by Ille lnter-Faltll. Servletmea'• ec.&er, 154 Avealda Vldorta, Su a..-. CID j. 4tS-UH to -e ....._ ..........- aid pin to pick sp yew ....-U db>- ..; pesl .. ,,.......... monlq before I a.m. la Su Clemu&e. .,, 1'epalr Biii DEAR PAT: Several lD(IJths ago r.e Mug ht a home iii • Newport Beadl. The previous owner .&ad the di!hwasber repaired by C.rtilied Appliance of Costa Mesa because It wu overflowing. Ab9t1t a imonth later it overflowed again. We call Certified and the firm eent a man out: He was here five minutes and reinoved some grapefruit seeds. When be storied to wrilt out a bill I told him I wouldo't pay ~use it waa within the 31'.Mlay guarantee period. Now we have ,...,.;ved a bill let 115.111' from a col· lection agency. Will you lOok into this? R.N., NEWPORT BEACH Certuled dltclahH rts-lbllity for u¥ bin for tllree m1ea1. Tiie second rq>Olr .... .... 3Z day& lllter Ille flnl aod ,....-.... ool carry ..., !nm o¥-to-.EvuHllle dlu--llod i.e.. ,.,..... by ,... or_lllully, Ille ~ --.,-t ...._ ---~ .,,., wllell aa ..-11-·by IP"""olt :~~=~~= ot WI type left OB di.Mel 8f'I neY« gaaraalffd. .,, Cheek Pl'oWfllll DEAR PAT: My husband is 68 years ()Id and last July be was moved from a convalescent hospital in Eocoodldo to another in La JoUa . I am -k1nc in Costa Mesa and aeem unable to get his social security cbecb sent to him at my address even tbou&h tb1a Is what be w•nls. The August and September cbed<s were bcld by the Elcoodick. hospital aod the October check baa never arrived. I notified both the hospital and the Esco .. dido social security office of my wishes for a change or address, but I get no re- pJy. Could you see if this can be straight· ei\ed out? H.P., SANTA ANA ne El<oadldo llOClal -'tty ·-t~pbone 1t1DDber you ~l'lded II an aMwertn1 aerviee for Ute San D&ep, OceamkleudE-8lUl.8-da of hlqalriff ... bpi ... mqaelk tape atd, evidently, yOOI ilWlllriet were aever rtcorded. Yea IMl• Uve bee. Informed lbal yoV llubaDd bu .. ., ..... -Jt!:rmta'9D for a elauee of llddrell ud a r~HSt for a tracer Oii Ids mlalag cliecu 11e1_.. uy odloo cu be tallen. 'Moe __,, fGl:ml ... belag -to you for .,..,....,....,, al&n'lut. If dlb "cemma&cadlm'' pnblem ctmdnes after :r-man* forms, kt me btw. .,, DIMVfn> DEAR PAT: After writing a letler of ' objection to various membtrs of the Newport Beach clty JOVemment hierar- chy about the daiterung of l!«hts on my street, in response to the complaint of another hoUsehold the street above mine tbal the light are loo bright, the street light In front of my hou,. has been changed ao that It is leu lllumlnating than before. It aeems lnco\!C<!lvable to rne that several hou9el must suffer ~ protection at night ao !hit oae '*'8eholder wll lnol ba.. to buy drapes for bis bedroom. f am """' pm ol my taxes pay for the street llgblin( 8)'1tem. U 111• not utUl>ed, lhls woold seem to be taxation without repn!Selltation. I woold ~te you cootactlng the responsible i>.rty and obtaining "°'"' type of eI• pjanatloo. r W .J., NEWPORT BEACH : Tom PhUllpo, --of IM NeW)IOlt ~ Ulllllitl De....-, ..... JOI &o telcp•111 Mm at city MIL lie II awme ol ,_ _,. ... , llol yM .. -...... ,... 11111•••• ....... .. """ leUer ....... -• Ille hN ... ~-llo=al,__ _olly ___ .,.... lipl ---.. It Ir)' .. ....., partla ·-...... n. olly .. -i'-"' ml t19e Nqlllt .. a Mlllllt rwlf B lfJt leels the ~ II YIUIL 81weY1t, u,...-111em111Mo•:r-- liave bee• lllJrmed II Ille ,.. ol ool ol· ....... ..nlcleol ~ al """" .. adjlnimtol .... !lo ..... I ' ., ), .. . j-. J. Let T'laere Be MtRU · ... Featured performers rehearse .for the "Evening of Song" to be held at ·B o'clock lonigbt at the Com· munily Presbyterian Church' in Laguna Beach: From · left are RiCbard sutljff, baritone; 'Marllyil Inter-· · landi, director; Paul ltaradyi, pianist, and .Jane wµ. son, :mezzo. An original lie'der in its first perform· ance, opera, folk s o n g, 90}o.s, contemporary art songs, duets and trins will be presented. Donation is $1.50 per person. The event is sponsored by the church Chancel Choir. Supervisors . Mull Charges r . County Caught Short by Proposition 20 ·Mandate By JACK BROBACK • Of ... Drlltr ...... ·~ The need to update Orange County's generil plam, Uie prObleina of 'the 1re- quirement for envLr:onmental iinpact statements, aod the ellect o\ Proposillon 20, the coastal inltlailve, lin county govermnenl occupied the Board of Supervisors for most of Tuesday's session. A llate law paased -time ago but not effective until Jan. 1, 1973_, has led to a partial freeze 00 '" zone changes and new tract maps unW general plans can be updated. . The law, AH UOl, puts teeth in general plans by requiring that subdlvtsioos and zoolng ordinances he c111111tsumt ·WJth a general plan for a glv.n atta. Orange County WU caugbl lhort by'the new state mandate because a .working ~0:.-~ ~ ~ ~ fo.r · Lasl week the supervlaot'I iCcepted the , advice of County _C-Ouniel AdNn Kuyper and Plaoning Dlttclor Forest \)ickaaon and put the freer.e tXl C!~veloJ>ri!ents into effect. . Tuesday the question ""' how to speed up the updating of generil plans to lilt the freeze u soon as possible. County Admlnlltrailve Officer Robert Thcmu said the Planning Department .... understal!ed and recommendecl'that an outside COD8Ullant lie uaed lo update the plans. lie advised that AH 13111, althci,gh theoretically eHecUve Jin. 1 .. did oot really r<quire that plans be updated bY lhlll Ume. He estimated that '5 days would be needed to complete the con- sultant's study. Dickason bid told njlervilcn a week ago that a ci>nsultant · WOO!d coat about '40,0llO: Funds will be taken lroiil the county's oonUngi!ncy (reserve) · 1unc1s, board members •declded"l11e1day.· Dlckasor1 agreed lbat hll department was awamped 'With Wllfk broolhl on b}' . recent state laws and CoUrt decisions. "We ato lrylni to·tjear the log jam to avoid legal aCtions such .as they are ex· perlenc!ni in Los Angeles .Couiity where thi>usindl of acres of developments have been stopped,'' he·irptalned. Dlckuon admitted that I o c a I developers were "beavilf affected" by the necessity for bol'cling ap pennlts until general plans are updaled-· Royce Colt!; ·manager of the Building Industry AISociation, Interrupted: "In areu where land bas been zoned r Jr agricultural u,e as a ·holding ume are you going to hold up sll r<quested rone changes?" . "Yes," replied Kuyper. Th.e board voted to have Dickason sug. gest .a list Of competent ,consultants with a •MtUQn to· be·made.., soon a.a possi· ble. Enviromnental impact statemenls, the mull of the Cillfornl8 supreme Court'! Frieodl1 of. Mann•iotb •. de c i sj on lait ~ an, ""1'>1·cc:llrllled ·tllrougli I ,.n.., ol JDei!tinp between °'l' Cl>llllly counsel, department headl .affected ond building' induSlry ·repruentailves, · Supervisof Davi..,,h. Baker quesUoaed the wJicy of the, county in not accepting appeals \0 env.ironm,ental impact rulings by planj>ers. • Koyper aaid the state's· Environmental Quality Act of 1970 required plsnning comm1sliooers . · to · review i m p a c t statealenls. At Baker's lnsisteDce the board voted to cban,ge pr:ocOc!ures to allow the board to QYemlle aCtioaa of the ~lannllll com- mission. ·111e environm<nlal impact statemenl subject is. clouded because the state Legislature is now wrestling with ameadnients \o·the".prel<Dt law hoping to clarify the. meaning 1l9d intent of impact requirements. l'r<ij>. 20, 11.'VP"'lY called the California Coastal Zone Comervallon Act lnltlaUve, waa the ' final ·subject o! discWlslon by board mem~ .. Kuyper r1?ported a mountain of paperwor~ could b:e necessary to C()mply wllh the electorate-approved law. All countY~reviewed tract maps within five inlles of \he .oceaD and all development Plans. public or private must be sent to the regional commission set up by the Jaw. · A3 opponents.of Prop. 20 argued before the Nov. 7 election, the act is vague in many respect!!. But orle thing is certain. Beginning February t, 8ny person planning a devel- opment within 1,900 yards of ~e water· front will be required to obtain a permit from lbe coastal conservati<ln COJJUDis. sion. There are six such bodies in the state and a parent body in Sacramento for the entire state. · The locq.l com.mission has jur~ction over Loa Angeles ·and Orange cou.nues. "qc!ve\CJPme"nt;" Kuyper ·said, ""is 1009'ly ~ ddined fiy the measure but seems to include , actions by public agen- cies u well as individoals-and corpora- t~;" :· . TIM! coastal Jnltiative; unlike 'AB,·~1, does·oot ·hnp(>se an absolute freeze .on bi.iuding permits but cpples 1 Qf , each permit issued by Jocal government must · 'be Sent to the commission. Beginnlhg Feb. 1, however, no permit& in the. t ,000- yard area can be issued wilhout clearance by the commission. Jergens ·Widow, Heir To Fortune, Drowns LOS ANGELES (AP) -The lormer wile of the ·late Andrew Jergens Sr .•. an heir to the: Jergens hand kltlon fortUne, Was found dead · in her bE.throom late Monday night in what police said ~as an accidental drownlilg. GEM TALK * * * * * * Prop .20 Seen Crippling TODAY by Municipal Constni~tion J. C. HUMPHRIES LOS ANGELES (AP) -Paisa'ge 'of Prop. 20, the coastal initiative, on Nov. 7 likely will cripple ..... l'Ll mfl1lac in Wltln( . and pi\1l)Oled aiun1clpol - -Jll'Ojoetl by ........ delay .. The ..W law provides Jor a coastal DOWNTOWN zqne P~.to-be P!'P8rec! ov!" a fiv..year Many .merehants have forsaken period lot Sllbmllsioil to the le&ltlature. doW)llown areas for shopping cen· llurln( the 'inltttm, pennlta are required d tial te ~~::~~.~ ~ ~~~ o~t;!~.the resi en cen rs halt, city 9'ficlall,bave been lold. """1misslool are empowered to regulate, However·, most independent City. All)'. Ros<I' ArMheflb -tad <o111r111 or pc;ah\bll 'clevelo~ts within /'ewelers have remained centrally the llatement in a report to the city · 'tlie Permit area' deftned as l llOO feet In· ocated within the corilmunilies council Tueoaay after ao es-in· 'lllrtcf 1ram 1bO bliu· UCIO line. ' ' dr th · t vesllgallon. by bis office of the poletdtal Amebergb· .\iraed Mayor Sam Yorty, from which they aw etr cus o- impad ol llie caurornla Coutal :lone Act ·!Iii-City coubcU' and ..... department mers. of 1971. Bolb mort range and 1'ml raip . hllds to cons1aer Whether any planned Tber~ are good reasons !Qr the implications were llludled, _.,. .pru)ict -tie allowed to _..... to reluctance .ol the independent Mid. uie awanl 'ol a ·OOlllnct or '!lletber '<M-jeweler to move away from bis Biggest Paper · For Holiday The DAILY PlL<n' wlll pubilll) the largelt -per In 111111-Y . 'lbunday. The ,,,......inC edJ. Uon wtU top llO -,.......DJ. the 'l'ballbllvtoa edlll<m -ofl tha Qu1ltrnu """'*" -and ThuridaY'• balldtlY edtUon of the DAii. Y PILOt wlll llvo up lo !be tndlllon. · 11i!olid' -on pi'ajoeta alr.ady customers. By remaining in his ·-way "is In llle'liell -of the downlown ' location! he is able to clt)I. ~' offer ~er serv ce slid prices · ; Tbe' •U<nei said• he -wlletber thrquf: lower rent He is also :,.~~:, ~o!" ~~~~ acute y aware of the highly per· pennita...,,, needed lot Pl'lllOcta already sonal nature of the jewelry busi· · undet cooittuctlon Pl'I« lo lhe apparent ness, and by remaining downlown effective dale o1·11ov. e. Is in a better position lo know his But be slid be 'llU been "lort<CI to ...,. community and what his custo- clude" tbat any Pl•~._ within the mers want. . ptnnlt aiea lllWr Aortl 1 oould -11 not A firm disbeliever in "absentee onty ltl <OUrt«dmcl "-'" "II Ille lft. ownerab!p," the Independent Jewel· -ol any lnleretled clllzon" 'bul er Lt usually at the &lore and bas a aloo cl.U llnta, ' watchmake< oo duty. Tbis permits Jl'1tum ......,.... by oeven city lmmedtate estimates and repairs deportment beads, Arnebel p llilll, place !or both watches •-' jewelry. do•bl on Ille !utore for cumnt or plan-~.,. nod inJecta with . tllo ~ dollar-Parking is no longer a Pl'<!blem • • WNonday, NCMmbtr 22, 1'72 s DAILV PILOT J , Seloa• Pressured Bill to Reduce ~· •' . , 'Impact' Okayed' SACRAMENTO (AP) -A key Senate committee bas approved a seco..nd b.iU desl&ned to roll back the controversial State Supreme C.OUrt ruling that en- viroomental lmpact statements are re- quired before the construction of major privaltly financed projects Is permitted. The Senate Governmental Organization Committee voted 9-2 Tuesd.a;y to approve a blll by Sen. Larry Wallh (D-Hunlington Park). The measure would exempt private construction pro)ecta from bav· ing to,submit the impact statements until after aune I, 1973. The high court ruled. last September that the statements were required by the Environmental Quality Act of 1970. Until the ruling, however, the law bad generally been construed as requiring • impact statements only for pubUcly .financed projects. 1: California's construction lndustry bas brough.t great pressure on the legislators for a moratorium on the requirement such u that propoaed by Walsh. Some 1 cltlea bave stopped Issuing building pennlts untU the legal requtremeoll are clarified ancflthe construction lobby aya: the stall's economy is tbreateoed by the 1 cour'. ru11ng. I A similar bUI by Aaaemblyman Jobn Knox (!>-Richmond ), already baa cleu<d I the Assembly and Is be!~ the Senate Finance C.Omrnittee. The Knox bill II being vlgoroll!ly opposed by. con- servationists who say it would go much further than setting a moratorium on compliance with the Environmental Quality Act. Operation Thanksgiving Expected to Be Success Leaders at San Clemente's Interfaith ServJceman's Center today predicted a smooth Operation Thanksgiving this Thursday -unlike the unusu'1 problems that hll last year when there were too many dinners at "borne" but too few Marines to sit at the table. An estimated 1,000 Marines are ex· pected to meet their hosts for the day Thursday morning at San Clemente Hig~ School. The celebrated. aMual event calls ior families driving to lhe school parking lot, picking up their guest, taking him home to dinner and bringing him back. But last year -for the first time since the program started in 1966 -there were not enough Marines to go around. Some volunteer cooks went home without a guest. "We did it a litUe di!ferently lhis year anc: tried to work out a better f>alance of Marines to families," said center direc- tor Bill Hom. Families will be arriving :.. by prearranged schedule to pick up their : guests at 8, 9 and IO a.m. For those Marines who choose not to spend a day at family 's Thanksgiving table. the center - a United Fund. organization -provides Thanksgiving . meals at the headquarters building ot Calle Victoria . Alth<>ugh the center does not need volunteer families for Thanksgiving. It . will accept volunteer turkey and trim- mings. ·: Arrangements can be handled by call-. '. ing 492·1814. ~. Coast Churches to Mark Thanksgiving With Rites j • . • Thanksgiving will be celebrated in a variety of both traditional a n d u~ox; ways t.bi.s evening and Thurs-- day by Orange Coaet denoniinations. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport . Beach fµI , cogc11f1 a Tbankglvtng Day Beivlce al' lo' a.m., with t6e Rev. Don Maddox preaching on "Four Thank Yous, aM the FJ~t Three Don't Count." The church ls at 800 St. Andrew's Road . St. John the Dlvine Episcopal Church, 2043 ()_range Ave., Costa Mesa. also will hold a 10 a.m. service on Thanksgiving. Four area lAltheran churches wlll celebrate the holiday: -Lutheran Church of the master, 2900 faclfic View Drive, Corona del Mar, with a 7:30 service this evening. -Gloria Del Lutheran Church with a 10 a.m. Thursday service. Gloria Dei is located at 33501 Stonebi11 Drive, Dana Point. -Faith Lutheran Church of Capistrano Beach, ·34381 Calle Portola with a Thurs· day service at 10:30 a.m. -Christ Lutheran C h u r c h of ' Capistrano Beach with a 7:30 service tonight. The church is at 35622 camtno Ct.piStrano and ~ attending are ~ .. vited lo bring canned goods or hot foods " for the Interfaith Service Center. The .:.. sermon r.. "The Art of Thanklglvtng." Prince of Peace Lutheran Ciihrch 1 with a Thanksgiving Dey pageant at I . and '10:30 a.m. servictS. - Newport Unity Church, 15th and Irvine, Newport Beach, will celebrate the day of thanks with a 10 a.m. service Thursday, sermon by the Rev. Loren D. Flickinger. In San Juan Caplstrano, the C.Om- muitity Presbyterian Church is gathering : food and money for Casa Blanca Home of Neighborly Service. The St. Mark Presbyterian Cllurcb, 2100 Mar Vista Drive, Newport Beacll, again will sponsor its contemporary "Love Feast," beginning c1t 10 a.m. Thanksgiving Day. A short musical service will be held · followed with a feast of cheese, wine, · salmon and freshly baked bread. The public Is invited. How to make Money 7 • ' (loolt beautifrJ) ~l•k• it a.Gk bdutiful by w•rlnj lt i11 fiM j.,...lry, Y•r ..... or""• tin IK Mt in 14 k1l'lil told,,..,...,, ••4 _,. • mimh« eif diltNftt "1"i neekl1~ ~r1de1Ht, bnetlstt. _.e. Coi• ;......,., _tJ,111• to M -111 .. ._...._ ~M,., Otl ••k• llXU'& .... tltl iifu. eo.. .......... , ..... It • ..&tctt., to49y • J.(~ ~JJump~rie6 Je1vtJ/er6 112l NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA ' • ' • • ) . . • . . • Much of 111 bulk wlll be cam- prilod of ..,ecla1 8'Cllolll and tpeelal -with adv..-blrpinl and fealurt atorill and photos on gl!ta to give and other upecta of the Yule -. valtle wttb1n pmn!t.,..: Buftlu 11 En-of the downtown independent only; Ji-rtnc, Department ol Pilb!lc Woru, and as far as our location Lt con- •t4S.t ftill!kln; Rlcreltian and Plrkl, cemed, we're _ "on the w~ to CONVENIENT Tl•MS le11kA••rlce'11 -Me1ter Ch•'t• $4.1 m1111on: Alrporta, Ill.I mllllon: everywhere," and intend to re-"YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION •HONE '41-1401 : -. Water and Power, $117.4 milllon; Harbor, l~ain~~--------_!~!!!~~~~!!:'!"!!!~~~'!!~~~~!!"!~~~!!"~~~ : 1101.I million. I~ SO. , I ' I I • •· -1 _, • 4 DAILY PILOT ..,_ Fresh Off Asseinblfl Line Four international airlines representing six Euro- pean nations reeeive the first two Series 30 versions of McDonnell Douglas DC-10 in Long Beach. Partici· pating airlines were KLM ·Royal Dutcl>, Scandina- vi an Airlines, Swissair and UTA French Airlines. (See story, Page 19.) Plot to Per~n Reported Troops Clear Street in Front of His Residence BUENOS AIRES (AP) -Argentina's nilitary government reported late Tues.- lay that there was a plot against former lictator Juan D. Peron. It sent police and Nation Observes 9th Anniversary Of JFK Slaying By Auoclated Prtss Memorial rites were planned today in lllferent parts of the nation to observe be ninth anniversary ol President John "· Kennedy's assassination. Close friends and family members · 'lere e:ipected to attend a private mass 1t the Holy Trinity Cllurch i n Vashington, D.C.'s Georgetown ,USU-ict, lbere K_.iy uaed to live. In Dollaa, IChool children for the first lime ,...,. c:alled oo to help Mayor Wes .Vise conduct rites at the Kennedy '.lemorW, a few hundred yards from -,,here Keonedy waa sbot as be rode in a mot«tade Nov. 2Z, 1911. The' pupils ~ to laul prll!"r9 and :::cripture reading while a Jesuit hlgb- scl>ool bend provided music for b,ymns. A "111t to Kennedy's grave at Arlington 'latlonal Cememteey out.side Washington on the anniversary has been an annual oven! for the Kennedy family. Its IOOlt prvmlnent memhers, lhe late 1lresldent's brother, Sen. Edward 1.1. ;.nnedy (D-Mass.), and Jacqueline <lnusl.s, """'not upected to be present ;odaf.liiWever. Edwanl Kennedy and his famil y are in ·.veot Germany and Mrs. Onassi> has tever joined the Kenoedys to honor her ate husband on the anniversary of bis !eath. Conspiracy Charges Dropped on M:agee SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Conspiracy :barges have been dropped against San ~entin convict Ruchell Magee in the 1970 Marin County courthouse shootout in vhich f~r J?ersons, including a judge, ,,.re killeCI. Superior Court Judge Morton R. Colvin ·.lropped the conspir1cy charge Tuesday •in a motion by Asst . Calllomia Atty. <Jen. Albert Harris Jr., who said it would ·'shorten the trial considerably." troops to clear the street in front of his suburban residence. Some 1,500 Peronists who had gathered in front of the house, newsmen and 30 self-styled Peronist bodyguards were driven from the tree-.lined street by several hundred police carrying gas. grenade rifles. Neighbors were advised to remain in their homes. Early today more than 50 heavily armed pollce were stationed in front or Person's house and nearly 500 more were patrolling the neighborhood. THE PRFSIDEN'I1AL press office sa id in a communique that "elements in· filtrated the Peron ist youth movement and are prepared to make a direct at· tempt against the ex-president before any unfavorable change could affect. their own factional goals ." There was no immediate comment from Peronist of£icia1s. They charged Saturday that Peron was a prisoner of the army when he was held under tight military security at the airport hotel for one night after arriving Friday to end 17 years in esile. He was pennitted to leave the illrport Saturday morning !or his house and later that day all police were removed from the immediate area. More than 100,000 Peronists streamed by the house over the weekend to welcome their leader home, but police roadblocks set up Monday permitted on1y small groups to pass. Police also authorized the group of 30 Peronist youths to remain behind a banicade at the house as a "symbolic" delegation. MEANWIULE, RICARDO Balbin, head 'FBI? Someone's taken the pea from my whistle/' of the Radical party, came to Peron's house Tuesday for their third conference . The Peronists are the largest party in Argentina and the Radicals the second largest. Together they are believed to control nearly 65 pereent of the voles that might be cast in elections scheduled next March 11 by the military govern- ment. Balbin, questioned after the meeting, said that he and Person bad continued to discuss "consolidation of the election ~ cess." Asked il there might be a Radlcal- Peronist alliance, be re.plied, 0 Peron did not propose it nor did I. We have mutual respect." The Radicals refused several months ago to join a Peronist-organized National Civic Liberation Front and Balbin stated again Monday that his forces would act independenUy and not participate in any "election front." Finch Announces He11 Seek High Office in State WASHINGTON (UPI) -Lollg-tlme presidential aide Robert H. Finch and the director of the volunteer agency, ACT- ION, have decided to leave the ad- ministration by the end of the year - both possibly to seek elective office in California. Finch, President Nixon's first HEW secretary who holds the Cabine~rank job oC presidential counselor, told the Washingtcn Post be would return as ex- pected to California an<fCOnSider running for governor or U.S. senator. A spokesman ror Joseph H. Blatchford said be bad resigned effective Dec. 31. The Los Angeles Times reported Blatchford was considering running for mayor of Los Angeles, but an ACTION spokesman said he could not confirm this. The Post quoted Finch in ·a telephone interv iew from Los Angeles that he had suggested to Nixon that bis post be abolished when he leaves "in the in· terests of making the cabinet smaller." Finch has been a close friend and adviser to Nixon for many years. • Finch said he understood another GOP prospective candidate for California governor when Ronald Reagan retired, State Assembly Leader Robert Monagan, would be named to a high position in Washington. Thanksgiving Eve Stormy • Mississippi Valley, Great Lakes Get Snow •I ), '" U.S. Lose.s Two Planes I 5 Downed in 3 Days; Viet Bombing Heavy SAIGON (UPI) -TbO U.S. """"'8nd today reported the loa of two more American planes over lndochlu br~ to five the number of alr<raft downed In the pul three day•. One of the planes wa1 a f15 mlllion Fill swln&wlll(I jet llghtor-bomber. The oomrnand alJo "'ported record 1152 IJombei: llril<.. Tuesday and today lfalnsl North Vietnam In which l ,!50 Ions or bombo WU. dropped aplnal Communist taraell In the llOUthem panhandle. The eommand said '5 planes took part in !he raids, mx more than the .,..vlous blgbs of Aug. 12, Oct. 31 and Nov. 4. THE Flll WAS the lourlh of the swioi· wing planes to go down sln<e the cm- trovenlal jell were i'etumed Ii> combat in Indochina in late September. The com- mand Aid It could not plnpoot the loca· tlon where the low-flytng Flll ,...., down and was unable to give the coodltlon ol the twe>-man crew. .1 In Bangkok, a U.S. Air For<o C47 crashed whlle attempting lo land late Tuesday at Nakom Phanom Royal Thai Air Base, killing two crewmen and ln· juring eight. THE LOSS of the two American planes followed the downing of three Ft Phan- tom jets over North Vietnam, Thailand and Laos earlier this week. Of the six F4 crewmemben, the command said, one was missing, two were killed and three Record $11,000 Paid for Wine LOS ANGELES (AP ) -A L06 Angel<s man paid a world record price Tuesday for a bottle of wine, purchuing a jero- boam of Dlateau Mouton Roth.schild foc $11,tMX>, auctioneers reported. The wine, an 1870 vintage, was purchased by Marion Ruspoli at an auc- tioo held to he1p restore works or art damaged by Venice floods. The auction was held simultaneously in London, Paris and Los Angeles. Bidders were connected. by a satellite television hook-up. The oldest botUe of wine, a Jerez Napoleon bottled in 1769, the year Napoleon was bom, sold for $900, spokesmen for So the by, Parke-Bernet said. 34 Chicano Students Released From Jail . .,,, __ Allopther, tbt Bal carried out about lllO strikes during tbt day. tbt eommand said, all of tbem wtll below tbt Jllth Parallel llmll lel by Praldool -lut month aa a gesture to llOrlh Vietnam during !he cumnt poaco nqotlatlons. ALTHOUGH the blf bombers hll -erally tara:etl all over • Indocbl.n11 the command said the milalonl today estab- lished a new mart for North Vletnant raids. Many ol lhe other raids Tuesday, llown through IOUpy weather coodittons, were carried out by Fills, which bave radar ' TrHp• f)tt Alert luldance systems e .. blintl their crews to fty •ibllnd" where )ea' sophlstlcated alrcraflcannol. I In the ground war, military spokesmen aaJd there WU "hffvy" llC)lon ranging the leqtb of Sou!h Vletlillll wl!h both cides seeklns to oeize u mudi terrain as poutbla helore ""1 cu.lire 11 declared. lo Quang Tri provlilce, Communists liammed !,Diii artlli*1 ud mortar lhelll Into governmet marine and paratroop pooltiom near the cspllal of Quang Tri cllY. It waa the ll!h <On· oecuUve day 'of sbeiling, the Salgoo oom- rnand said. Israel Seals Off Heights After Battle With Syria By Tbe Aasoclated Pren The Israeli Army aealed oil the Golan Heighll again today and kept ill troopo there oo lull alert in the wake of their big battle wi!h Sj<rlan forces Tuesday. The Israeli command Aid the plateau, which Israel seized from Syria in the 1967 war, was "quiet but interuie." An Israeli commander admitted shell· in& aiI civilian villages to maU ... amples of them during the bottle wl!h Syrian forces ·'l'ueoday. He said he was acting on orders from hilher up. The shelling was intended "to give the Syrians a signal that they sbould stop shelling our civilian settlements," a senior commander told newsmen visiUng the batUe zone on the Golan Heights. "WE MADE ABOUT 20 to 30 bits inside thevillaJes. Who lives in them? Poor people.' Israel bit the villages alter Syria fired on two Israeli civilian outposts, klllinl one civilian and Injuring three, the of- ficer said. One Israeli aoldler al9o wu wounded. The Syrians later shelled ~ third Israeli eettlement. The eight-hour air, tank and artDlery battle along the Golan plateau Tueld.ay ended at dusk. It wu the second this mooth and one of the heaviest exchanges along the frontier since the Dl7 war. Israeli planes launched the attack, which the Israeli command said was in retaliation for the planting of mines in the Golan Heights by Pclesttnian guer- rillas from Syria. Alter the last major lsraell-5yrian bot- tle on Nov. 9, Syrla declared It would continue to support cuerrilla _.u""' no matter how heavy the retallatlm. Damucus radio repeated the pledge Tueoday and added: "The armad forces .... delemlined to deal blows to the 1srae11s hecauae force II the only language they undentand." ISllAEL CLAIMED It shot down •ix Syrian jets and destroyed 15 tanka. It at.so repartee! direct bits on three guor- rilla encampments ud two division heodquarten u deep as ilO miles Inside Syrian territory. . · Syria acknowledged the loss of two alrctaft and claimed three Israeli jet., H 1anl<s and eight fortified pooltions .... e knocked out. The Israeli command denied It loot any planes or tonks. A Syrian' communique alao reported six Syrian 80ldlen killed and II Injured. It an laradl lank battalion eDmllWlder and two officers were tllled. An llraell milltary spokesman reported two U.N. oblerv1tlon posts on the ceue- !lre line ...,.. bit and their lnstallatiom destroyed. No U.N. penonoel Wen! ... ported injured. Syria appeored to he ix-zrin& Egypt to help out by J:<OPenlng holtilllies along lhe s.. .. Canal !rootler. Dama""" Radio said "the Syrian challenge to Israel! ar- rogance ahould he an example !or otber Areb eounlriel to loliow." SANTA CLARA (AP) -The M Mex· lean-American students arrested •• they J dg B CBS N · demonstrated at the Unlvenity of Santa U e ars ews..-nen Clara have been released from the coun-~ ty jail on their own recngniu~. sher· Ill's officers report. Their arrest came Tuesday after they F St iking" W"th u • ~:.:: ~~"= l~k: :. rom r 1 mon school's p~ldent in the office. Mean Thieves Steal Fixings SAN ANTONIO (AP) -Thieves swooped down on the home of sightless Carlotta Castillo and took the ingredient. of her Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday, police said. Mrs. Castillo told police burilars entered her house while she was at a doctor's office. They took a turkey and trimmings she purchased witb her N o v e m b e r aid-to-the-blind check, she said. · She said her next assistance check, her only income, is not due until the second week of Deeember. Prof • ID NEW YORK (AP) -The debut of a new Walter O-Onk.Ue stand-in has been at least temporarily delayed as s judge's order ellecUvely barred Columbia Broad- casUne System newsmen from following their union's order to honor picket lines or Blriking technicians. The familiar lace or Roger Mudd, subslitutJng for Cronkite, !llled the saeen as the network's evenlng news program began Tuesday. Cronkite iJ recovering from surgery to remove a sinall henign tumor in his lhroat. Noounloo penoonel who had heen rehearsing to take over the program, as Arnold Zenker did for Cronkite during the 1967 strike, stayed In the wings. e Soldier Aaausinctetl BELFAST (UPI) -Gunmen ap- parently armed with silenced pistols assassinated an Ulster militiaman early today whUe his wife and children slept peac8fully In their home a few feet away, Prison Researcher Keeps Mum !Jlt Papers BOOTON (AP) -Stripped by the courta of bis claim to academic privilege, Harvard Prof. Samuel L. Popkin bas heen sent to jail for relu8ing to answer !hree grand jury queslloos about tbO release of the Pentagon Papers. The 30-!"ar-old assistant prore"°' of government, who enllated the ua.lltance of the president ol Harvard University In a lalklitoh court hearing, had heen be~ lling wl!h the government and Ille - grand ~ince Auguat, Im. On y Judfe W. Arthur Garrity denied motions by l'<Jpkln's altomey1, In- eluding Harvard President Derek C. Bok, to vacate a contempt cltaUon issued by Garrity Marcb 211 In U.S. Di11rict Court. The judge Ibo refused to auspend ex- ecuUoo ol the jail oeoi.nct. The Harvll'd reeeartber, whole unsuc- cessful appeals of the cootfmpt order went as high u the U.S. Supreme Court, had surrendered to a U.S. manbal earlltr In the d•Y alter the lot Circuit Court of Appeals ttvoked ball US! ell earlier stays ol the -.mpt -.nc.. Followlll( the hearins Popkin wu oent as a federal pri100er to the Norfolk County Jill In Dedham. In related acUon, defense attotnO)'I In Loi Angeles argued tbat Vice Pmldent Spiro T. Apw .,..Judiced Juran in the Pentaaon Papers ..... Attorneys for Daniel Ellsberg and An!hony ~ alao 8"Y they plan to ,..k dilmlssal ol espionage, """'*8ey and theft charges bccaU&e o( uauegtd • Uf't,....... IN ROUTE TO PRISON Somuol L. '°'*I• governmental mlJconduct In COMectlon wllh !his trial." U.S. Dlllrict Court Judge Malt l!yme said he hoped to resume the trlal Dec. 6. l.1 the army said. The part·Ume soldier, a member or the Ulster llelenae Regiment (UDR), died In ( IN SHORT ... ) a small village ilO mllea northwest of Bellut, an army spokesman Aid. e Lceelle ft8p Dreppell WASIDNGTON (UPI) -The Air Force, contending further action was not warranted, has dismissed ch a r g es brought by an enlisted man agatn.t Gen. John D. Lavelle and 23 other Air Force men over the unauthorbed bombing of North Vietnam. Air Fon:e Secfttary Robert C. Seam am Jr. announced hla decision Tuesday on the complalnl filed 18 days earlier by s,t. Lonnie D. Franks, the serviceman who revealed lhe lliepl air strikes earlier th1a year in a letter to Sen. Harold E. Hughes (D-lowa). e Steel Pritt BIJcetl NEW YORK (AP) -The nation's No. 2 -producer ha.o joined the largest, U.S. Steel, in announcing a broad price boost wbicb could Jl"slt up costs in the construction, machinery and automotive Industries. Bethlehem Steel Corp. on Tuesday an- nounced price hikes equivalent to an """'"'"the-board price hike of about u percent, Bethlehem .aid. e Z Kore .. 111 Atte ... SFAJUL (UPI) -Sou!h and North Korea today agreed in principle to creato a joint acency to deal with the problem locatlll(I aeparated family members In the divided country. A South Korean spokesman said an or- llclal from each llde will bave woridng- level contact In Seoul to formalllo the projeclfd organlzlUon. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE DtllWf'J' of lht Dally ~lot Is ,....111\ttd .....,..,......,, II"' M _. .._ .,_ ..... , ... t i• -. .... uu ...... .,_. 8" ... ...,,......,. ,..c ... _...__ ,, ..... ...,..,., ..... ......,, " .,.. . """ ,...... 't'W "" ., t •.M •• .._..,, "' I t..fllo .....,, tMI ... • Uf'f wit! M .._ .. ,.. '* en """ Mtil " •·"'· Ttltphotln Millt '"""' c"""' ... ,.... ....... ..,... ...,... 1"41Di;"" •••di ... ....... , ............. ,. "" ~.:.:ra-:-·---...... -.DMll"lllll, *"'wtlMo 111.-.......... I.Ast-ditch Ettort ' Tax.Reform Plan • Gets Late Change SACRAMENTO (AP) -A tl.1 blllion tax reform package ~. backed by Gov. Rona ld ;:.1. ~an and Assembly Speaker r1 1 Bob ·Moretti has been re- ,. juggled In a last..Utcb effort to ' ' ~: Suspect ,, ram It \brough the Leglsll\ture, Moretti says. The ker. to the plan's prop erty tax ttUef feature -the home-owner tax exemption - has been dropped from ft,850 to $l,750 a year to provide an extra '32 million aMually for big~ity schools, Moretti told reporters late Tuesday. ' Soy Bean.' On Yours? LOS ANGELES (UP!l -Kurt S, Bondi and Al an Haber brought a $5 1nUlio n clw action suit 1'ue!iday against five movie theater chains and 3,000 John Does on behalf of everyone who eats popcorn ut t h e . movies. Bondi and 1'1aber, in their suit flh .. i.d in superior court, claimed popcorn- eaters are defrauded daily because the y e 11 o w substance squirted atop the corn "ie not real but· ter, '' but something nut~e from soy bean oil to t&te like butter. :. Allegedly He said that would bring t~ tofal "urban factor''· for sehools to 182 milUon annua/IY ?nd the total new state moqey '-'----'-----~-' for local schools to $332 :1 Disguised million per year. A proposed Jncrease 1 in motor vehicle ~ration fees OAKLAND (AP) -Dressed has been dropped to give $103 Reporter - Granted ...... ._.,. • ..... ,., .. __ ..... , Design er Don Lop e1· Dies 5.\NTA MONICA CAP) -··1 design simple, understated clclbe,a ~ause I believe at- tention should be focused on a woman's raoe and personali- ty," famed Hollywood fashion designer Don Loper once remarked. ' 111( the first thing you notice is \vhnt a woman is wearin·g, the style is a mistake for ht!r. 1'he secret or genuine chic is an ensemble effect in which nn single article can be iden- ti!ied." · Loper, whose "simple" - •1 but expensive. sometimes up to $?-5,000 -.sty~Cs were worn by sucn notable .dressers as Marlene Dietrich. Ging e f Rogers and Lana Turner, died Tuesday night at St. John's Hnspita:l here. He was 65. A hospital spokesman said Loper was admitted Nov. 4 fnr Uoe Included clothing apparel Lope r e x a g ~ e r I\ t l' d onl ror men and women. l.Jlper st1i;:hLly 1\ ht' n /J P :.i· also 1narketed a presllgloltS s.,..~r~d. "\Ve n1o.1ke ,u ni\..,, line of acces.50rles r r o m __ s~ve ~ ~JSO " ,handkerchiefs to jewelry and , """"rt_,., toiletries. U Wtlit: ... t.J Among customers at h.is fashionable · couturier ~alon "l'Of.llt DON ATIONS TO ;ivere movie · stars a n d KELP' To ao1L1> " MoPe c•M. zoclalites, ~Lttl! Ml!DICAL C:l!HTER TO HOA G HO. P~TAL · SERVI: YOli. Asked once ubout his p1·ict•s 1"----------' an undlsclosed ailment. Cause Pants, Skirts tn a bizarre dJsguise, former million ln additional tax rel ief, Hell's An&els leader Ralph Moretti added. 1'h8 original "SbMy" Barger bsed a plan .worked out' br Rea gan ~Uencer . equipped ''bazooka-and the Democratic speaker type gun" to kill a Texas totaled. $1.2 billion. of death wa s not ini medattly Sweaters • , disclosed. Funeral arrangements "ere 49C .narcotics dealer last May, Moretti (0-Van Nuys) _ta!k- aays the prosecution in the ed to reparters-after ~closed . trial of Barger and three door meeting~ or a Conference othen for murder. committee that has been . epri eve pe~~~ .. in partnership wilh Charles Northrup, was the ~ In his opening statement trying to patch together f bill ..; .• Tuesday, Donald Whyte,· that will win approval in both ";' Alameda County de p u t_J .._ bou~ •The original measure ""';;· distri.Ct attorney, said Barger was approved by the ~· sbot Servio W. Agero, Z9, Assembly but went to the six· ··: poored gasoline around the man committee after it failed "'~· Oakland bills home where by two votes in the Senate-. LOS ANGELES (UPll _ head of a $25 million Beverly h Reporter William Farr, facet! Hi 11 s -ba s ed internntio nal t e· reasury with nn indeterminate se n-.~b~u~si~ne~s~s ~a~tl!'t~h~e~l~im~e:lo~f Jh~ist~~=====-=·~~~~·~~~-~-~=====~ tence fo r refusing to reveal death. \\'hlle nlost or his __ the source of a story aboul the Mansoh family, was ordered back to jail Tuesday, then given a last-minute delay. ...... Agero's body was found arid • :. set It on fire. Whyte told the 1upertor court jury that Barger wore a .:•,, wig and hom-'rimmed glasses ; ' and covered his face with ..... painted scars the night of the l,•.. May 21 killing. .. ' ' James Crew, Barger 's couri-appolnted a t to r n e y , ,,..,, denied the allegations. .· .,., HE SAID Richard Ivaldi, a I.:• key proteCUtlon witness, was actually responsible for the • • slaying and ls now attempting ; • to _"dump" the charges· on ~.,~ the, other defendants. In add.Ilion to Barger, 3Z, Sergey ;;. Walton and Gary Popkin, both ...:.. 28. and Dona1d Duane Smith, :.:.•.. 33, are chargecf in the slaying. ~.. Whyte delivered his ~ mJnute statement to a packed courtroom marked by tight o,:;· security. Spectators and news :1• reporters had to pass twQ ,.... .. cbeckpoints and a personal search before being admitted. •. Whyte attempted to link the killing of Agero with the slaying of three San Leandro men -Gary Kemp, Wl!Jard Thomas and Kelly Smith --:r ~~~the.P"' A bullet removed from Agero matched that found in Smith's body,-Whyte said, ad- •• , ~ Thofriai· met • Agero ~· •· "Texaa:last Moreb to pulehase ' . • ff,000 worth ol narcotics. Agero m a d e subsequent trips to the San Francisco "-' area -.once accompanied by 'Ibomas -to sell narcotics, "· Wbyte contended. • • Wben eome of the drugs • ~ were thought to be inferior, he : was lured baCk with the prom· '-... lse of a bigger sale and ar- rived May 19 with a suitcase ;~. coot,aining .$90,000 in heroin and cocaine, Whyte said. . • .... Assembly ~I,~, -.. For Rivers ·'·"' '· ... ;. -Not Dams MORETfl S A I 0 the package was just one vote short of the Tl Senate votes it needs. It must get two-thir$ approval in both houses of the Legislature before it goes ~to Reag3n's desk. M;oretti predicted Door ae> tion next Monday. Lawmakers p_lan to quit for the year on Dec. I. Sen. ~Nicholas Petris W- Oakland} deC!ined to sign the . commi.ttee's report on the package, Moretti said. Critics, including Petris, have claimed the plan's one- cent hike in the state sales tax places an unlair extra burden on the poor_ wbile providing tax relief .to hofneowners apd business. They (also said the plan does not pump enough state money into local schools and contained no tax relief for reters. It was only. 30 minutes to Farr's deadline to surrender ~·h~ Superior Court Judge Charles H. Older stayed his own ord e rs to send the newsman lo jail. 0 Id c r scheduled another hearing fof next Monday. ··1 am ·very grateful for the stay," Farf said. '·! get to spend Th3nksgi ving at home." Older and Farr. 37, have been involved in a test of wills and lega l principles for 18 1nonths over Farr's refusal to name the sources o[ his story . FARR SPENT four hours behind bars la st Thursday. which was to have been the beginning of his indeterminate sentence, after the · U. S . Supreme Court refused to hear F'arr's appeal. Legally. r~arr would be re- quired to stay in jail until he purges himself of contempt of court hy answering the judge's •iwE ALL feel_ thosE: of us question . If Farr continues to who will sign the report _ refuse, as he has said he \vill , that this is the finest school he could be. kept in jail until bill in the h i s t 0 r y of the judge leaves the bench, California," Moretti said. which could be the rest of the ~Moretti said elimination of judge's life, or Farr's. lh~ncrease iii :'!¥'~ whicle • • regls'trilion f~s was, 'fu ef ....... s . u . feet, tax relief for renters. • mo g nits U.S. Fishhig ·On Wro1 ig? Boats Seized SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Slate investigators report ed that most used-car anti- SAN DIEGO (AP) pollution devi ces required by Ecuador has seized three a new California law are being more United States tuna boats installed improperly . for fishing \\·ithin i1S self-The reports, issued at a claimed 200-mile territorial Tuesday meeti ng of t h e lim it, bringing to 23 the California Air R e s o u r c e s number of America n fishing Board. indicated tha t as many vessels captured by the South as 90 percent of the devices American country this year, may be installed \\'ithout the the American T u n a b 0 a t proper steps . Association says. Board investigators said 'The three seiners seized they checked 24 cars made Tuesday about 60 miles off the between 1955 and 1965, finding Ecuadorian coast ate expected th e $20 device installed prop- to be fined and released. as in erly on only two. the past seizures, the associa-The state. Bureau of Au to tion said. It identified the San Repairs reported that car Diego-based boats as the repair shops installi ng the Marco Polo, the Eastern devices on 40 cars it checked .~··: SACRAMENTO (AP ) _The Pacific and the J. M . did the job properly on only ._'I;' California Assembly has cast~,-M_a_rtlna __ cc_k_. _______ IO_. ________ _ r, .; "· · a lop-sided vote in favor of .,-., keeping the so-called "wild rivers" of the California North Coast in their present state despite warnings that flood ..... t'Olltrol projects may be neoo. ,\, ed. ·<:"·' The Assembly voted ~2{) C..:· TUesday to approve a bill .that ~~ .. had been a storm center 'of controversy between two <·· groups that each ca 11 e d ',1;: themselves conservationists. "' ' 'Ille blll would Impose a 20- year ban on the construction of new darns on the Klamath, .. ~-Trinity and Smith rivers and a ... ;. U-year ban on the Eel .River ,1,. -often deacrl.bed aa the •.: "Killer Eel" because of its history of destructive floods. .-:., 'nl.e bill, authored by Sen. ·~· PeteT H. Behr (R-Tiburon), .:--: embodtes a compromise work- ed out only all<!r long negotia· tk>ns between the Reagan AdmlnlstraUon and the anti• ~. dam conservationists on one • side and the ~am con-t .ervationists on the other. The ! a n t I ·dam conservationists I wanted a permanent ban on ! dam building and the pro-dam -.allooisU said the dams l ~ needtd for Oood control : and W1ter llllJPlles. i llelplte the compromlae the I bill sporlled heated hoor d<!bate. • l "Must we have wild and scenic rivers to the point we ~ ' ' kill people with them!" asked Assemblyman Robert Boct-..im (R·Newport Beach). "! thini not." . I Al l YOU CAN EAT TRANKIOfYING . BUFllllT , SERVED FROM 12 NO,ON TO 8 PM Chole9 of er combination of s~up Or sol ad · ROAST TURKEY with DRESSING • . RpAST P.RIME RIBS ... ' . llAKED )2~~1>. 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Others inclt..-d!: inadequate accesa 'over narrOw, steep and twisty streets; high density; an expensive assess· ment district !or sewers and streets, and fire and school transportation service inferior to tbe rest of Laguna. The city annexed the area in the first place so it could control development there -control the county apparently was unwilling to exercise. Time and time again. city bodies have said a comp- rehensive study of Arch Beach Heights is needed. Righi· fully, there has been recognition that trying to treat one problem at a time is like trying to put out a forest fire by throwing a bucket of water on each tree. The problem• of the heights are not new. They have not suddenly popped up. Tliey have been pain· fully visible since the area was annexed. The residents are tired of being told that one problem after another cannot be solved until the comprehensive study is com- pleted. a Solu tion be pmv!ded to tbe .... !dents of tbe heights. A high prl· ority must be assigned to tbe completion of that study. Street Pressure Grows The city of San Clemente is running out of escape hatches in its attempts to find an adequate collector street to serve the large Presidentlal Heights condo- mlnium project. The latest such "alternative" calla for a return trip to tbe brass at Camp Pendleton to see II Christianitos Road might be available as a major outlet for the in· land hill> of San Clemente. The city bas asked about that road off and on for years. But despite its appearance on a state park master plan, the Marines have said no. In the meantime, the Presidential Heights units grow in n~mber and the access issue grows more and more pressmg. It seems doubtful that Cbrlstianltos RDad would ever become the chosen route. City engineering aides have said !bat linking it to the development would be a nightmare. Any. other route is bound to anger a group 'or res!· dents. Before be voted for a return trip to Camp Pendle- ton last weet, San Clemente Mayor Arthur Holm .. said it was time that the CouncU "bites the bullet" and makes a final decision. Since Arch Beach Heights does exist and since Laguna allowed the area to come into the city, those services now enjoyed by lhe majority of Lagunans should Sp far, tbe council has turned away ,each time tbe bullet was offered. -DRU6 (ULTUfZIE s ......... -Thanksgiving The 'Purest' Of Holidays Dear Gloomy Gus Sela~I Textbook Controvers11 Cf)fftlnues ' Oppo~es .Mixing Religi.on, ~YDNEY J.BARRI~ In the new play, "Twigst" the female lead is preparing a Tblmbgiving dinner for a load of visltlng relatives, and sips, "This holiday Is '"' •wfld tot of """' - no ..-r oo other coanlry celebrales it!" Tbis llne gell a ~ ~ fl'om the mutjrwe, becarw 'l'lllllbpvtq: II 1 Jot; Cf -" for the , homewile -bat l alao happen to think that it ii the "pur· est" bolida,y " the year. I Whal' l ..... by lhal odd adjective Is that all other holi· da)>I .,.. pener<ed by penmal gr'8d er Dltiooal · pride « eClldc v a n i t y or commercial CQDlidentionl; and ~ lllOll of all baa ~ ly turned lrom a meanlngltll nllgious oblervaDce to a frenzied exchange 0£ non-danl>le aooc11. TIWIDGMNG liclae baa matned its original dllreder. ED:ept !or a few turkey gronn and er an berry dlspenien, nobody is desperalely trying to capllallie cm thllo-hollday; even the politicilDll have not been able suc- cessfully to uplolt i!I Iheme, u they Lei'• hope tbe 'Laguna Beacb nar- cotica squad never decidel to go -door and visit the Laguna Beach City Council Chambers dur- ing ooe o( the city fatbe.n' ex- t e n de d post-midnight meelingll. -They've got to be taking some- thing to keep the old eyeballs open. -F.R.M. 1Nt ...... ,.....,. ~ ......... . .. , ........... "' .. --···· · ~ ......... .....,. .. ........, .... D9lly ....... have everything else ·from Arbor Day to the 4th of July. , ~ ltill belonp to tbe peo- ple, to the family. to the ball< com- inuitlty. Otber bo!idoll trumpet, -vic-tories and adllevements, qr-natter our conceits -even Mother's Day ~ a competition i n exhibiUolllstic· aen- limentaUty, which is the opposite of its true meaning. It ill a pity oo other comitry celebrates it, for it is the one itUversaI holiday, larger in concept thaa >ID)' ooe ClOWllry, larger in loyally °"" any one religioo ; for it praiseo the ~ Of creatiOO and the mmlficence of nature in giving 90 freely mt we lake for gaoled all tbe rest ci the year, · 'lbanbsi'ring, in its own modest way, tries to remlnd us of bow much we owe to torces··outside ourselves; and bow much, all of us, regardless of atation, are in tbe handl of Providmce. Ila singular glOry ii that it is, at onC6, the most Wllvenal, the .-..Ugi<MJJ, and the nm! clealocratic ol holidays. To the Editor : A acieooe textbook sboulcl cootain scientific thought and theocy; not unsup- ported rel!gioul beliefs, bypotheses and mystical tna'«IU. Jibat the Qirriculum Commission and some mcmben of the state Board of F.ducation should seek to place the doctrine uf special creation in such science books is beyond un- derstanding, as is the alternative: the elimination of the "theory" of evolution. IN SCIENCE, a theory is a tested •and confirmed scientific principle. II bas not necesaarily been proved beyood possible doubt, revision ... ~but ii bas not belai ..,tenlilica1l1 dlJproftd, Is ;not' mere speculaljl\o, and can lie used as a beats for further study aod un- ~ E\oo1ulllo meana, s~ly, ordlrly ellaole. 1be ,Theory ol Efolutlon Is an npJanatioo of the ways life forms have developed , Ind cbilnged ' udder en- vimunentll and otber lnfluenCes. The chocw;inc ol whether tbt!le ~es were · "b1' dmip," or ~. about. tbioUgh natural selectioll ind mvinmmental ~ ~y depmd oo a person's JlOi!ll ol view or MlllHel. The 8Clei>Ufic poiilt al view -omit the idea of, "purpoee" or "~":~use it is oc.t provat*! in any ~uurable way. Textboo k fo r Everyone "SPBCIAL CREA'n.ON'' ii not a theory. It is a reliiJous doctrioe beld on faith and the evidence of a short, personal view of things, like the view, now discarded, that the world is flat. Its extreme: that all life species were in- dividually created and have no kinship, is demonstrably untrue, II evidenced by lossil records, living varinUoDs of isolated plants and' animals, and con· temporary genetic changes. A modest form of Creationism, not usually advocated by Creationis~· lbat _ life in primitive fonn ••• ·. The llale of CallfGrnla may deaee that .-----------] benoefortll the theocy ci divine creation [ will get equat thne in the public ART HOPPE clusrooml with Danrin'• lbeory or evolution. , "'-----------' But, of course, no mention can be made of God becauae of the Constitu- tlooal -"'lion ol Olurcb and State. All this cer1alnly seems fair. The only pniblm1 at the mo- mmt it the lack ci an edequale leltbook for our Utile chUdren to atudy in order to 1m,.,,.. their little mlndll. So I ... writ- ten. one. Excerpts follow. In the beginning ""nebody or other Wei, "Let there be llgbt!"Aod -POW! -tb8n wu tbl1 big erplosioo, which abowl you the danger of playing with matdw N\)W this bta e:q>losi<ll created the IUD and the llln wblct1 are incredibly im- monse -ol exploding matter tr1111ons o1 liPI yean away. So then tomebody or other sakl, 01Let there be life!" And -ZAP! -coomlc rays comblbe Into a man called Adam. Eurasian lady and Adam was a handlorne mul!ltto. 1bis uplains why -~ your little friends ore black, 90l'ne brown, some yellow and eome whito. NOOf Adam and Eve liv.d in the trees, 1""8tilg from branch to branch, for a cdUpie of million years. They ate \u the fruila and berries they wanted, except for ' apples, which had evolved from the giant fems of the carbooif ..... Petjod. Ealing apples wu q-the law. Bui ooe day, a llDlke in the -who Wll left ovor from The Ac• of lleptlles (-Page 14') told Eve that apples were jlllt abciut tile geateat tblnt ever, 11-b he didn't eat --· (Seo ..,,,. care and Foodllla " Peta."> STIUDNG THE flnl lmowD blow for Womea'o Lib, Eve toot a bite o! aa apple and coaned Adam iDlo _, -· Sornel>od¥ or other IOI mad and ._., them out of the Ganiell ci Eden for _,_ milting a llOll-viclim crime. '· 1 • -ADAll nam oot ci the ..., Joo-Ina 1ti1 gilio along the way, aod crawled up Unagil the prllllOrl!lll, -lo • place caDod Eden, wblct1 -fUJed with -.W. We wllI atudy them In a later Thal'• when Adam and Eft became cave nm. They 111_.t •nrina fig tum, wbk:b dkln't wor1E too well oa Wind1 dl1I, and -ID animal aldnl. chapler. . Adam .... W!lY loadY lit Eden .. the dina••n wouldn't tilt to him. So ........., ar other perfolmed one of the f1nt mx ! 1 lhal trwplanta in medical ~ (Me "'lllt Story of Dr. Christian _, .. Pip 171) by rtmOVina one of Adlm'o rlbo and -SHAZAM! - <ftlq a lady named Eve. 1111 YOU 1l1LL • !mn the picture on Ille .,....ito paeo, Eft was .• beaulilul NOWllOMEolyoumay ...... wbal happened to the diDalllln, llbeMoOlhed tlgen and woolI; ma mm o lb 1 • Unfortunatdy, there ,,...,~ 'room for thtm oo -·• AIL So 1be1 ~ in the bi& flood -mdld Ibo laat lee Ace of tbe Ptak&::• £pods. So now you -..cl the wwld you live in. U you have 1111 quelli411111, pleue don't uk your hiadier. AA the Caillomil Stato Board ci Education. They obVloully have an the ...... ra. created ; and that subsequent g beings developed out of that primitive form. A religious person migl>I certainly discern patterns, design, and even "purpose" in evolution ttaelf, after study· Ing ila complexity; So, evolution and God are not necessarily incompaUble. My own pet'90ll&I 'rellg\ous" view niarvels at the miracle of the kinship and interdependency of all things, especially all living lhings. ALL OF THESE "!eellngs" about life might welJ go into a bOok on theology, 'Ind the allernative vieWI be taught in public school classes in comparaUVe religion or theology. They do lot belong in science classes. It is not ''indoctrinatbl" to present supportable, provable, and corrt<:table 1CienUfic facts and theories. It is in- doctrination to teach unprova1lie religJous beliefs without abo ~Ing the altomative (abo unpn>iabki) beliefa of othen. In leaching llclence, let'• not ·¢ It ll\la>i) up with beiiels, m,.ucal ¥- ~--Bf GeG.,.e ---, Dear George: l'•e known tbl1 W01111D for II yean and mot1t of the time abe11 sweet and reuonable. But once in a wtllleohehaolllawlol ......... 8liolJld I IDUTf I_,... wlll -her temper or """1d I be _., later! ' CONSIDl3UNG Dear Conotdering: LATER! 1"'* ... U you ba""'I made up' 10Ur mind in ii JOllO, thore may not be a liter. Go abead and -delpilo this impelUOUI whirlwind _. U she'• put up with you al aD the doesn't have • bad temper,-!'Ve only known you one letter and 11,...zy you're bul- ging me. MAILBOX ' that Gctd created the earth, then where are Ibey. This Is jlllt the lint step. JIM BOLDIMG Net•C...rw.te To the Editor: It is common lmowle4&e that Mrs. Gillett< and I are being harshly criticiled for not appearing before certain groups .ol ~PTA and other !'(ganizations, as 'candidates on the recall election of Dec . s .. Letter& from readers are welcome. Normally writtr• 1hould.conwt1 their message1 in 300 words or leis. The right to condnl• f<ttcn to /ii opocc or <ffminatl Ube! II rexrwd. 'AU f<ttln musl i!lclude llQoatu,.. a/Id mailiftg addreu, b•I -lliai b• withheld Oil rtqo<st It oulfici<nl PIRST, I wish to inform these above reason U apparent. Poc"l toiU ROI be: .. cAanizetims that I am NOT a can- pubU.ll<d. , ·-• "iltdilo; ·Wt IOI 1 duly· elected -of r tll\o• ~ \ii l!ducalion ci the Laguna Jnp, tupenliliol!I, and -1$1 _, \1llilied School District. I was bypotheoes. cboeen in tbe eieclion ol April, 1J'71, , ' REV. ROGER T. WALKE aloag wilb Mr. William 'l1>omu and Mn. ' The University Unllarian Community-Patricia Gillett.. , , Irvine Seqmdly, l do not wish to undergo the ' . ·' To the Editor:· ID a .....,! W.1tn1W,.Y ""1' the tbeor)' ol evolution aod the "~' ci the crea- ~· u , (ound lo tbe,Jloiy Bible, the editor -~t -Iba , pmentation • ci tl)e creatln. tiM&y WU opposed not mily by 11c1on1aiis but by ........,1auves from religious -'1""'1" who fell It <:qilct be regarded as a violating of the con- alitulional seporatioo ci churcll and state. I WONDER where in the Bible.~ound the great noble principle of separation of church and· stato. Many of thele repre9ell.tatives .of religious groups care little fer the Cooslitulioo. They bend over backwards to present the cause of afbelats· and COOllllllDisls. ' ' ' 'nlE UNITED STATES bas !n>m the beginning n!C08!'ized God as creator.,ln tbe Declaratbi' ol I n d e p e n d e'IJ c e , na-'s God is mentioned. The great creator of nature is also mentioned on our coins. "Jn God we Trust," it proclaims. Our; calendar is dated' fl"fD the birth of God'• Christ. u these l>ypocriles want to play everything l!llllinll the great truths ci tbe Bible, lh<;n why doo'I thef otop trying to pro!ess to believe in aoyth!ng? . If they don't have the guls to proctilm barruament and insults to which l ,bave been subjected by the memberl ci tbe so- cilled recsU _.mttee. Many Cf these ' were.ci·tbe same type that disrupted oor city 'COlDcil-1ons, and underwrote the recall eledfon of the best cooncilman we have ..,..had in Laguna Beach, namely, Ed Lorr. IT MAY. tnterest the citizens to know that lhe consullanl of the Califomia Teacben 4iooclation, who waa brought ti> a meeti~ by the Laguna Beach Faculty Amodallon, oot alooe inMilted me, but allo the Naval uniform wbicb l wore ~ !Gr neoriy !II ,.an. This ' met)lod ,,.. UIOd -oot once -bat many Umes, and you may: agree wlda me that I do not wish to again 'be llUbjected to -conduct. . Under new regulations, the !Choo! board meetinp are being conducted in an orderlY manner, and violations ci pro- e<' conducl can be dealt with by ,the ,l>o&r<I. '11-reculalions were -led to the boaid by me, and approv.d by the board. GERALD D-LIMKE Clptain, U.S. Navy (Rel.) Rtttdl Nece••flt"f To the FA!tor: l am working on' the recall ci Gerald Linke aod Palrlcia Gillelto. As residents " La-~ for 10 years, two "'DU' -have ....mated !rom LaKWia BeaCh HJcb sdioof and one is iilill al· ·Wealth Has Drawbacks The average family income in the Uplted States is now over $10,000 a year. t::.llectively, Ameri<ans spend more than ... bUlion a year on automobiles, $56- blUion oo elothea and 191 billion on hoOJs. Ing. ,The _. natlonal product probably wtu l'tlch 11.110 trillion in 1m. The . -1i1'1 holiday opoll are crammed with American --· The tupoym ~ a hoi:de of II million -IUIMDI WQrlion at the 1ooal, atale and ftderal leiela. During the Sixties, tbe UnHed States -rich enough to go to Vietnam and the moon at the aame liDle. BUT wµLTB, we have iealuod, baa Ila c1r1-.: A lot ci -1t -tbe II mlDlon dellned 11 --haw hem lilt bebfnd. --· ibe punull " -1th baa helped to delpol1 mllcb land , mahy rlvera and Jaltet, and baa made the air in llllD1 --lo bruthe. ,...,_ cording to Bua1Deoo Week, Amortconl an rich enouah to poy COOlrldon to pove over mort: than I00,000 acres of open land 1 year !or blghwaya and -rban developments. Juat di-1nl of the DI· lion's garbage cOltl 13 billion a year. · Nothing, bo-.r, heller iliuatrales die ln>nlel " Amerlcl'• -1th than ill .(' " EDI1VRIAL RESEARCH ) ' . eating habits. Americana spend an estiinated Slll bWkm 1 year on food, and many are said to be digging their gaves with their teeth. Because we eat \oo much cake, the United Stalea is the only natioo of overweight people In history ever to wwry about malnutrition. J'~ ~ ...., lrY!ni to come! the oitualion PY makinf oplnacb taste lik< potato chips aDd Iii' lillin& cookies and catcllJp lrlth vi~ . 'J1IE TllANKSGIVING aod Qn1stmas felstl 1n ae much an eQre11lon GI wealth u are t-1araaes and Iba multl·tetepbone home. How -1ale . theft, that Amerlcl lbould -.VO I No- Uonal lrllWion -. an OC<Uioli listed in CIWe•a Ca1tnda of Anllua1 Evenla. It beflm Tbunday, Nov. 13, and """ throo&h to Jan. 1, um, Tba~ in i*lf, 11 a wry sort of tOmment on bow rich America Is : Bicb enough to celebrale not onl1 our!ei~ bul-. J \ Science\ tending scllool. l tiave worRcl ~ in the P.T,A. and helped w~ I could with the schools at Ill levels. I IOI a ·aood citizen and a good Amoriean'. l feel a personal -wtien the N..., Post attacks me and people ~.me:~ a radical group. .. • I am qualified to make this statenent as a n-.ember of the Educatiooal Prio(ity Study COrnmittee and co-author of $he report aubmitled to the -boordl" After eYaluattng testimony a )1 d evidence -led to EPSC, l felt th'f it was necessary to recall Linke and l'il· Jelle from 'the sclioo! board. Al a reiult of thllo evidence I beclme aa ldive member ol Concemed cttbena 'tfot Scboola. The EPSC ,.,_i indiclted tiat we have one of the best ldxJQI m in califomia. I can't UDdentand Linke, Gillette and WiDlam Wl>lld replace Dr. Ullom, who·~ Ibis di.strict to what it ill. To dale, have ne:ver ~ amwered this qu · I believe from their actions that they tjlve reasons for being oo the school baBrd other than tbe belielit ci our-· l I was a member ci the Lagw. ll!jlcb Tupayen Association for 11111'1 ,.;rs. In 1919 Ed Lorr ind• captain LiDb mid a !ew othen joined the LBTPA and ~ voting control They nsed the -.ilton as a base for their polillcal a-.' on the llcbool syslem and city couDCH. llu1' Ing the period, tbe tupayeiw -., .. conlrolled by about five people !Ibo made all .uie decisions. Some ci the older memben, myself incl•""", fouDo1, it necessary to resign when Ed Larr ttied to make the taxpayers ~ a secret oraantzation for the !>mefll ci a amall group of people. · It Is clear to me f""!I a,. -Iv• Uons ol lhil graup's actlvitls that retail is justified. I urge every -to :ex· erciae their Jep1 right to me .tbe res:aJI procedure to restore re I p o n 1 i ~ I e ieadersblp to our scbooil. ' BOB MlLliEa Ne Iris•••• To the Editor: • . l have just read the arlicle "l!oimlo &cOts Gl!I& Fo!)ll, (D'1LY p~~ov. 19), .as seen "tbroQgh the eyei ci"U im- partlal lrialunan Hugh Mulliian." Wy.Mr. Mulligan is no~ for the Itilh have a fine sense of· humor without having to reoort to hanalil)'. J am ooflrishman either. I am a Scot, but l'U., mel·llDDeroas'Americans who have kavieled in my country and wbt thankflllly1 "8ve apprecia¥ it without •!OOl>llll to rl\liCllle In print. I tbiiilt your America Is a heautir.l land, your eu1toms ...-thy of mpect. l don1 think that l laclt a ...,. of liumor, but felt that I bad to raise at leat °"' voice pd 18)', "Enqnp, Mr. MWU&an." CHARLES W. FORRES'I Oll:ANH COAST DAILY PILOT Robe(! N, w,.d, PUbiisher Tliomczi, Kcml, Editor krbar<1 Krtibfch Editorial Page Edjtor 1'he editorial page 61 the Dally f Uot aeeks to lntonn 1"'1 atimu· late retdiert by ptttentlna: this newap&111r'• opinions ·~ com-ment&!') oo topkl ot lntifeat Ind atgn~~\~lnc a.forum tor the exPR'UfOO of. ovr f'Mdert' opinions, and b)' ptHentlng the dlvertt vlewl)l'llnta or lnfonned ob- llt'Nel'I 111d 1pokHmen on toplca of the day. .. Wednesday, Nov. 22, um ' ,, - • , . Sin Iha pei wb llni ... LI .. l ! .-: -H lk h~ .. w ,,, JI' ~ l ll! I .I J:i. ''"" l l'.• 1:.,90 '(ti ~ • •• l>i •. 'f!JI • oU I ~-I ·1~·, .1U'I hi .. ! .l~ . pc •I• .VC1 ( -01: : • tlo'.t "1w °""'' .. hK>1.1:1 • !11li •• M. I .• "'" ' ,'1 .• •:.• tr.t• •:· ".r.n;:.• r&~itr ,. '.• ,.,, .. •,1'~ ·"1' : ..... ..... .i; ... N . ·---· -• QUEENIE ' . ........... B Phil 11)1,r andi ... ~ . " " . • On Ca11~paign Trail ? ' . - • • Divorce Kit Forced lnw Wallace · Gearing· Up. for .G'"*rnor' s·Riree . 'f ' ' 1 1 From Wire Strvlcel "He's always been a joy to of enllstment to some 278 LAI VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)_ ·Book For1n !1 Gt.orce' c w.n.ee whose us," Alltoto aaid in reference "Dallas Cowboys" Navy Del Brandon, whose last prelldentlal 'campoi1J1'111 about to.~• IS-year-old~ . re<ru)ll Th"'!d•Y prior lo the bUJlness waa cloled down by 112' ooo In debt appears lo be But ·obvloualy he • made a Cowb0y9'S1in FranclBco 49ers lawyen lllllOyed at Jower~I p:.;lng for .;,lb« race for mistake." • . football game at T e x a s competiUon, Is back 1 n , 10..,,.... In 1m. · • " : An ·~"' friend pooled Stadium near Dallas. buliness. , . ~ ~ . . at ,1_ he 1 $1,121 In bail 1n a few hours The recrultJ will ~ake up Brandon's earlier buslneg ~ . ,gnup ~ -r:-1 1 after his arrest . thr.ee ''.Dallas 'Cowboys com· was selling "dlVGl'\.'e kits" ·~ in· 'l'c 0 lf ft~ The mayor's soil Cboie to pan.lea"' and cOmprise the ahowtng people how to make . . lo('I one! o In e I largest number of recruill out a n d file pajlero . and I ' ~-= ~ ~ ( J· !':'.~'.,•.rlllsled at one time from otbefwlae legally apply for a PEOP•r '£' .au.a divorce under Nevada law ago. • · • ~ * " 'lhout la He told one such auch'ence at wi 8 vryer. . . 1he eucutlve manaion this Entertainer Damry ntmn, HE CHARGED lea than 180 • well< tllit ll his helo!ll! con-forfeit the money r'llhero .lhan the IOl!Me• and a major !0< the kit. compared to the tJl'IQIJ to lmprot'e 11l'll l>!'.: run-make a court appearance. be:~actor of . , St. J u d e $250 or more_ an · ettomey ., ninl ill! QV« ~·.. * Children's Reae4rcll Boopital, usually chargeo !or an ""' ~ Aoll Id -·1 web he bu n. .• •--Jets ,.... born In has announced e partial lift or coolesled dlvor<e . ........ ~ """""u1' entertalners who will ' appear ~·-• al\d i;nore pul>Uc Ramla Israel to Mn. Sol kl 1 beoelll ''Sbo!!er ol Slal'I" The stale Bar AsaoclaUon · IPJ!Oll'BllCeS. , · Obloo, Bivlni her ~ Iola! 'ol II I•• the Me-..>.• • .._.tal , obtained a courl order clOllJng ' 1'~ · still l·-' · children. ' ' ' ' ~ · ...,..... • ..,.... ' down the ente.,,..i.t, on the ~ "---L"n. ,..., . ._..~ , is para, ....... in The .i_ ... _ ·-1.1 6'...... -The event, to t>e May JJ.,!lur· .._._.Brandon = -•• boll! from•a bull& wound ~~ -•~~year· Ing the Danny Th 0 m 1 s. ..-didn't have a •·rou !leftnltely h••• • 'si'ea> Uiumi)• bul • ·-. ( • aulfelOd la an. ••llliaaUon old woman, ber lhree boya and· , Mein""'' Cluilc loll tourna· busiw llcenoe. When he •!>' ·~ ihumtJ• )Vlth • banpail." . • • • •, ... ' ·; • ;lltteippt et Llurel, Md., May bet-~ugbter were all in gqod mentr-;,m include alngers plied for a bustnea license, ~ · ' · ~ eCc ~~~J.j <'O;to~i o ~lo n , a w~ -and Jerry Vale ~ J:.": ~~~~ ~ ~~: ,.;';.---..:...~-------,---,.-''"-""-.....;O, nomlnailod. '· 1 ' • • truck driver, look the' day of! ~ .... COflledlana-8!i ~ _ .lidng law without a llcenae. ,, · 'J ·• • •·' · ' * · · to visit his wife 'and new ..... ..., ·1:: ... &-.' ' ,J ' < -~, • , , .' babies. Then be went home to Pearl In the , ~ 'l'bouull BR.\NDON ANNOUNCED -: elr.ae ~·v,, , ' . . 1 " ,. ~,\."AO one gets hla 'Ucke.ta fix· wash dishes an<f look after the said. · this week he has founded Del ;r 17,, q ,,. ~ , , . ., ·• , .... ; 1t· ed by the 11¥-JOr"'I, omce· In rest of the r ..... n .. , -ed 18 TboD188 said early entries In Mar Publiahlng Co. '' .:·.':t •.. ' ~·· ,_· 1, 0 . ,· r'' a, 8 ,; €' ,· 0, u'' c.'h San Frarn:l!ciJ," ,.Y.' Mayor ......, ~ Jh6 golf ·toornamenl, knOwn The company publilhea a . ~ 11 ,. . _ Jotepla A)loco in comnielltlng months to 11 years. until J'tftnt years as the book tilled "Nevada Divorce" on the arreal, of his son * . ~Memplll>~;lnclude Arnold which-describes-how-Jo gel a ,,, ,. J Thomas on 59 outatanding Secretary of Defense Melvbl Pallllfl", Lee: IJ'revlno and Jack divorce in Nevada. '' .tnl!lc warrants. Latrd will adm~ tbe oath NJC!daua. It aelb for $29.95. l '• ~~~~ !i~'? thei:~~ ~: . Simple. II requires a patient to r<cllne In. aucb a positton • thal said paUent cannot loot at the doctor'• lace. 'l'hls permill that mental expert to cmy on the treatments while he scratches his ear, rolls his eyea or nibbleli his !lngemalls, whlchever. SlgmUDd Freud devised the couch DOtloo. He hated to be stared at. , THAT THE AVERAGE American man baa 11 ties in , hll clooel ha hetn ~porle4.' Sbould be -. loo, ·tllOy'le " ~ rilostly red, blue, brown and green, in ,. '!! 1t. I ·~, •. l ... " .•. ;, .. _.a .i. 11111 " ••.. " . ' I '• . that order •. That's how many pairs of socks the average man has, also. Euelly 18, ENGLIBB GIRU! in general mo jusl a li,!tle shorter !ban Amorican women. About 70 pon:enl ol Greal Britain'• females are five fee~ three incbes or under. ln· " . , . ,. : AN'i GIRL who 111 U.. feel &II Inches tall should ilol .. ". x . fqel she 111 euctly the aame belghl 11 that cla..slc beauty • , l:oown aa lhe Venus de Milo. " , • ,, Qt1ElllES -q. '1When did juke boxes first come outi" h "'. A. In 1933. Big bill that year were "It's Only a Paper h "'Moon,,. "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" and .. stormy Hu ,. Weather 11 ' 1:JI' ' "I,,_, • \ MwrtlMmlrlt Wliatdo doctors recommend . .i:.;..patients • • ? . JUI mpam • Docton all Oft!' tlte aM1Dtry dispense over 50,000,000 . of tlliJiie' tahlets to tlieir patients each year. There are many medications a physician or. dmtW; c.n pre- 11tdbe for JllPL,8ome ;..., n1r~ .... -~ .. -...... On ~Pdo& But tbeg •one pmin reliever, available without pftlllCriptioa, docton dlSpenae apin ~ qain •.. Anacin. Each yen, doctors ci\'9 owr ' 50,000,000 Anacin tablet.I to their patient. in pairL Ir docton , think enouah about 'Anacin to ( 6perm all theee law.ti, what better !'8COlnl!Mlndat.ion can you Mic when you are in pain? tors recommend Diost than any other Jeadini tablet. Headache. and derttal pain ia, relieYed ·incredibly t .. t; minor: 1 ' paini o( arlhritia are depend· ably eased for hour1; even the aches and pains.of colds and flu respond to Anacin. So the ten- sion and deprellion that can be caused by auch pain will b8 re· Heved ioo. And milliona take Anacin wiihout stomach i.11>9et. Whe n you're in pain, why don't )'ou follow the practice of so many doctors and· take the \IC.l\)\t l~ Sl~\.f. \ /?.. c.:; I~\. s i\.l\U Kam~cha(ka . ' " You eee, Anaci1' contain• ·more ot the pain reHever doc. .tablet a doctor migh\ give rou Olttrlbukd bf Tiit Allred Htrt C0111PM1 • 10 ''°°' • IOO'JI. Gr9"1 H1u\1'1I S~lrlh in hi& 01'!11 omoe. Thk'e Anacin• • l'.I! • _q. "I KNOW Jiioe maniqm: have lbe -)owelt dl"1rte ,. irate. Bui manlages of whal .... Ill -Ille blgbeol di' .; ' '1!.' •!~YOl'CI: tlte?". ' ----~ '' ? ··A. ~"Febn:larj:·ihd)Marcb. It's a~;; il .. i 6..,.., . .,,-l,1 1 -I,),. -~~J • •. · Q, "l ·BA.Y C!alilomla,.grows more turkeys than any ()I ,other state •• ·" fl "-A. Givws more _. of turkey. c.Jilornta's birda . ,. ··are largu. Bui Mlnoesoti grows the ~test a.-. • ., I , ' • '' ·~ THI! ~ leleph!>!ie dlal hlll • Q. om. _,, fr , Tbe Danish 1e1.,oooe dial hlll no W. Ours does. ~~ '; LOVE AND 'lfAR -U both you and your matrimoolal c ·1 • .-e come from broken homes, odds nm only 12 out of 20 . ·•·')'UUr marriage will lallt. U one ol your two sets of parmla 1 r:..· was divorced, odds are 15 out of 20 you will remain soo- • 'J:<SS(ul Ill marllal harness. u neither was divon:ed oddl '~ '. are 17 oul of 20 you and the objecl of your afl«tlona will :;· 'p>Ue II all right. Tllla Is Ilep! No. BA56 from our Love i:J-.~·and War man's file labeled Romantic Roulette. A VBRAGE AMEllICAN llOl!lal1 lakes l& mlmrtes ill ; ' ·the momillg lo dress . , . RECORD SHOWS the I!11111ber . •'of mllllonaJm In thts coantry has quadrupled in the last ' • 10 yean •.. PITY THIS CallfomJa podlatrlsl -·t ex· plain bis claim that emotional tensioo can cause corns •.. ~~ ~ , .. , THE BEST SALES aJCRK8 seem to soore lowest on ,, ..( inJelliienoe te911. Peoullar bit. Hiring experts say their IG. • studies show the I.Q. tests work in a dandy manner to I , pick typists, stenograpben, bookkeepers. But they're not ~ much In aelecling sales help. Such test8 of Ille top z !, •:dollar volume producers ln seven! department stores 'f'd<ed out miserably low. Addreu mail to L. M. Boi/d, P. 0. BO% 1875, NeU> port Beach, Calif. 9266-0. ''"~-iii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiii~~I VO.._ • I {)' .r . • 11liL '.>' .•:.-·: :'t01 ... : .. l\I •:• , •. •~rt;.• rt:~11J 1118dlcal weight reduction ~ .. fe and practic•! method .for the entire f1mlly to lo.., wei<)ht • ; , undoi: the strict superviaion of Medical Doctors. Call for information " Mond•y thru Friday 9 •.m •. to 5 p.m. Clo1.d I to 2 p.m. .. LINDORA f MEDICAL CUNIC NIWPOa llACH Ml-3740 •AIDIN •IOVI SM-2051 '' • 'SHUMAN O.US ·;·:.. nt-7103 WOODl.4ND HILLS :·:~ OIAM .. •• ,, IJl.Utl NIWPOIT llACH .: MJ.1740 --~ lllACH 4.IMMt J47-IM7 LA HAllA 6M-10Zt •AIDIN •IOVI PASAlllNA .,_., n~14 WBT COY1NA l'Ul.UITOll HW411 l70-H01 Corona del ·Mar Pharmacy 31 27 East Coast H~ay Corona d-• Mar Molls. , .... ,,,,.... ,,,. •.•• WI MO-T """"'IA1"DAT ....... , .... { ' .. • • OAILY PILOT f SHOE DEPT. HOLIDAY DISCOUNT SALE STARTS THURS . •• ... ~p:r,ce ·· ale SAVE 84 ••• HllBA•TI lfG.SI OUI lfG. PllCI M3Mlldt Cl'ilttle Pit- "" uppers, tin ~tll 11dt llpPtl -1tyhsll ,,. .. bee!. Sites 11110 • s4 SAVE 81.94 ••• IT~- 111.11.n HllH.PltCI 511111 Ml 11 ltll( Ilic• If'"'*' 84 11-412 ""''...ii.Mt"~,, ....... It .. l !Hnllf .. """IMfOlllt ....... I PrlC1s 1ood th" s .... ""· 21 MOU!$, lllAN!SCl~MI ti.I• f!I. I UT.11·11 • SUN. 10·1 ·coSTA MESA '=.~~1~~T . ' • • ) If DAILY PILOT Tlletlter Notes J TONIGHT'S TV IDGHtJGHTS Five Shows· for ·Holiday WI eek en ABC 0 6:30 -"The Pink Jungle." Commercial ~photographer, sexy m<>del find themselves trapped • in South America. James Garner, Eva Renzi. ' . ) ' KTLA 8 7:00 -John F. Kennedy: Years ol 1 Lightning, Days of Drums. Dooumentary of the I s1aln president. ' I KHJ IJ 7:80 -"Hud." Paw New.Jan, Melvyn : Douglas, Patricia Neal. ' : NBC O 8:00 -Adam-12. Officers Malloy and • Reed try to prevent a Vindicative man from aven· : Ing his brother's death. · ' : KCET fl!) 8:00 -How Do We Gel From Here lo : There. A three-part series of programs from three : major American metropolitan centers examining , .: the problems of modern urban transportation. • TV DAILY LOG ''"O ®ll!J* w-.,.. ~ M-"Asuutt Oii Gaw· aloAi'" A wulthy Ent1bh1n1a asks Keyes to pt btck I paifltifll !Ml sold to 1n old friend. Wilh" Hydt- Wbite. HeheWlill'I Penoff IUIS1 D _, (2IM) • .., ...... (14¥) ''8--ffllQhrt)' Boprt. • • ... _ -<• !AUIUM •J .. -L ~1 a·w ,--t9 ---II $!AD/UM t4 "' .. ~-.--=-'- 'I the ISth -80 there'll be ·notl)lng new oa ()ranp County stog-. "over the Thallk!il•lng weekend , However, tbere ·&n! a hlDdful of 'CUrreDt· ptQduct1ons which ---"TMI. •ULI ... Cl.AU,. Cltl • "WOMl.M Ill LO't'I" •ic: ........ •I 11r•1t -~ ......... ...... ....... ,,.~.-.... ..,tODL•• Oiil TM• ltOOfl,. --"•UTTa•l'll•S A•• ••••" J.. .• ~ ....... " •lltL IM MY SOU,.. " NOW! "NO RESERVED SE~S. Sl'ECIAL CHILDREN'S rR.CE ONLYSlSO . 'Fiddler Wednesday Evening "'1YEMB£R 22 itluao111mm-:· rna - • PllMllml "V1nclt!U" @ lttS..o G Willl 'Kilcl ht mr11t ~ Ill_,,._ o rnrn m,,...,._._ 1 Guestina •ith Julie alld loillilll Mr . in re.crutin1 memorable lnOllllllb from Wilt Disney motion pld:um are Oolla1d O'Coll!IOI', 111d tile Youn1 Americus. . • .. ''* G on~. on die screen @ Clrrm•I•• m-Crilfi< s>ow /IW/l/6TitE'--MEM#LY! IHl ...,_ "'"'"''111l /MnllEESWfONESOAY . fl) Ml Dlllce bl ....... llil-"'" 9•-.."" m....,,_ llil Flrit& "" SA TUROAY & SUNDAY l:OOIJ([)Mllllllcal Ctrltlr Gutsl Slltl· 1-:;=================~~d by Grant, actress-wife ot series star Ir Ef)Tllreeswtn Chad E'llrett. plays 1 nun who Is erlminailly assaulted but iefuses to 6:30 @ 1111111'1 Mel'MI dtxribe her amllant. 0 MM: (C) (!O) "'Thi PW ID Ttleful Jullflt" (com) '63-Jama Gamer, fBU• ,.,.. Plf1 lltclfMr Cva Renzi, Mlclllel Anura, Ml11t a Ttll lfrplilll Grwn. A commertill phol:oar1p1M11 EI,iJ Dratu and his s.exy mockl !ind u.m. t:Jll stMs trapped In ' llHPJ South 0 WED MOVIE OF WEEK Ameritln COW'ltlJ. ([) CIS "'-Watter ~kite * "All My Darting l1Ql Mt"~ a.. Daughters" starring m...,._ Robert Young Q)lllllpr's INIM fJ (J)(i)aJ AIC W1d11st117 lUl ""' "°" ''"' •-_, (C) ~·"II"' -~ fD Scilltl .... flilln ~ (Coli) 72 -Robert m-.. C-. SMtf YMi, by9oftcl MISSIY, bt f<r· a c,... Acm de111, Dat1em Carr, Judy StrallliS, a!) Aftde1• .. '9 Cl•.-.. Shim Gless, Fawne H1tri111111. A m DI( .tz 1'111 widower-fltbtt, ia..-COfllroated with &) littll ... I lllOlt Plf1)lfllHc p1Gbltm ~ l:oa .., ""...,..,News 111 four of hb dlu1hters dltldl to iu 1.>t.1 -1:1:1 pt 1111ri!H on the seme dly. IJl lHCl!L !Jltl• f. KH111dy: om-. Y"n If Uptlrils. D1J If Dnl•1 EID Lis ...... Ce11itC11w (A) Documentary of the st1i11 Pres-• e ,.._ T.,.tin '• ldent -his Jtll1 In the While • · Houle, llb f1milJ, 1111 (harm 11Mt lO:OD II (J) C.-Guest Lois. Nett1• wil, 111d d1r of his p1sslni. ton lll•rs Ille distr1ulhl wlft o1 • (j) Td er c.i........ missing rul est1te de\llloper wlla (!) u-... W.W llirts Cannon wbu Mr llusblnd O WW'I .., U.1 disa ppears.. GI I LM liq 0 ®) m SWCH "Aia'\t to Mo-llJ I .._et..._. wMre" Feelin1 dutrbcxu!d, lock· (jj Alc..t wood iflffsli11tes th• 'isapptlr· f1J fllJ l)ilMlll inc.a of 1 ~llood friend who has fD...., 1111 IM a., v1nished with a nluatil• ca110 @1'I O A.-Tiiie Clf1 • M1;.t pl1 ne he was pilotint-a .. .,.. ,,...... n aem Kal1off PmHt1 nnn.r g) 5'11111 1Ktr m News m Sid Scene ):lCI 11 1'1 C.Wdlutn (jj) Solill! :0 TONIGHT'S BEST BET fll "" '""" '* HIT OF THE SEASON! ID Loci• -CJWait 1111 y.., Flk Ctb ai)Thuttr llollt "Duty Calls'· Chet Is drlfted ffi Kl•sdlll el Hie S. Ind dtddtt lo ftt1 to Canida. 10:30 0 (D 111ft Cl) Te Ttl llM Tnita m y,.. MwtlltUrl (j) Yeu Wed ft1 ft fD Jat Ct1A11tiM e•-s -: <"'l """'" s _,....,,.,...,. (dr1) '6l--P1ul ffewm1n, Melvrn &> OaWMr s,.n..· Dou1!1s, P1trici1 Ne•I. a , ... eo1, 5Kr11 11:00 e o um mm""" m"" "" m C1J ®> -m rn Dnpl'I o '°".,. l'ntll,.. ... llil ... --"'""' ... (I) ........ ... _.._ e _,(C) ..... ~ ... -· • ~ (sei·fi) '53--GtN Barry. .... tt. M ... sw.frtll IDTMll ll'Celll'll- .'Slltp BJ the 'Yo' People" di llWI: "SpJ ...,.. (dfl) '63 di Y-a Ir. ..... -RicNrd Mlllff, Diel aNtill. (B nista.Y•U.. (]11 ....... __ ,..., m .... , .. -m-., •• CIJ .... ·-Roy Cllorla IM!llJ-M , Ind Yll'ICtlt Pricl ll*t. . 0 111 l!J -12 "'ltodotto" QI. II"° D (I) CIS !"' _, , t<J r!Cln Malloy 11111 lteld trr to pre-"'KlrJlr" (lllS) 70--ffutll O'ln• • • vllldlctivl IUl'I 1ro111 Mn•· a ~ m ..._, c.r.. .................... . ...... -DrnCIJ m .... .,,. -u rn rn ur.-:-wi.. Lib?" Ptu1 Sllllllll' hopts • T1 Tel • Trdl , for 'I lotllM atrl 11 v1e1tlon ,.. fl Tilt Cllltd: ....... Slllw pllolMnt tor flll llCflt1ry .,. 12:00 ............ .,. (OOlll) ~~ •'*' 1111 son·ln·llW Howle 'J4-'#,C. r• ~ th1alts. -'"..... ' ·-"""""* -I_,_ IZ:IOID_,...__,_ ""' -..... (dn) ·--·· --·--·-""' "' w. w 1 .. rn aaC1J -::. ":' :..:: A,!fll~= l:M 8 ..... : "T1M • ..., ._.. ,,.., _,_ IMtl'Opolltin ,.. (dr•) '53-Yw:tor Maturi. ........ tlM •1U11 of 2:«1 e U-.irt ~ _,,......,,. : ....,. WN1 IJ1111fONlio11. .,,,,.... " "'Klatl ScNel Clfll. :;·.......... -: ..... 1:11 8 M•: '1tll C..W..i Sir llt" • • MM: (2lr) ..,.., Tw LJitr"' (coRI) '5'-f!Ohrt Mltcl111m. ,_ !· _.,._,,.....,_ - ~ DAILY PILOT THI HILPFUL GUIDE rOR TODAY'S HO MEMAKERS NOW.I MESA T.HEATRE,,Cost1 ""° The perfect family · show for the THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY ' .:J, ' • "J-." ·: IUllllllNlllUW! h ......... Ills .... ----1 \ ___ ,..._UO.llC: ___ _ Cw1k1 ••• ,,._ 2 P.111. n.n.. M.. .... S-. "A smashing mystary,Jaldld with comedy df '. " an un ... great lld8ftllllnlllL ... _ · SHOWING NOW! MQM,,....,... WHO DID IT? Man's best friend ••• or a man? ·JAMES GARNER KAJHARIN~ ROSS '" I lllEOt1YiiL11111milfil HAL HOLBROOK· HARRY GUARDINO· JUNE-ALLYSON -.. CHlll!lll'l1ER t:l)IN81Y · Tl1I E1fil · PETUI LAllfMIJ IRTllUll tn:OOELl • EIJI~ 1!91I1EN • llfll Ril1HERfMO • ~"" byU.£ ~»E · """" byllWll! 8!llSCO· OiQI;, JilllS GO.DI!~ N:~~~ •EllUWl! I ' SCR WILL be back in action tonight with "Tango," which rtkips Thursday and plays Fri- day and Saturday, after which the cut gets a week cilf trefore joining "Moonchildren" 1 n repertory. David Emmes is dlreclin& tbe Slawomir Mrozek cOmic satire. · l\iebar<! • Doyle lakes the cenlral role of a straight-laced ,... who opposes his Wl- CGPYeDtional parents ( H a I Landon Jr. and Leslie Jones) in~·the SCR proCl·uctlon . Co!nPJeting the cast art, Don Tuche, H.J. Park,s, Ann S1ena- Scbwartz and Sarajane Robinson. Curtin time ts 8 o'clock for "!l'ango'~ at •the~ :t'hird Step Theater,· ,1827 Newpqrt Blvd., Costa M e s a . RUervations 6§-136.1 .. AT SA.N Clemente, "But- terflies Are Free" hu ·a short week also, playing Friday and Saturday only. R i c h a rd Andersen directs the play· in Its first Orange County ap- pearance. Jim Spiers, Janie! Hart, Hazel Burrows and Eugene Applegett comprise t~ cast of Leonard Gershe's comedy- d,rama. Performances a r e given at 8:30 in the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 A v e n i d a Cabrillo, San Clemente. Reservations 492-0Wi. "WAIT UNTIL Dark con-· tinues this weekend with Fri· day and SatUrday performan- ces at th'e Huntington Beach Playhouse. Jay Conklin is directing the Frederick Knott NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES i~ ( ~ o.ti, lllr \ "RElAT~ STARS Sydney Omarr ts one ot ti1P wflrld's great astrolo- genL Hi'I column is one of the DAILY PILOT'S great features. ·They call him '."l'HE ,. MECHANIC" He has ·; lOOways . to kill ... .andtJt!1 . all work! ' BITllTmoT . '. . ~ 2110 Main -lll.. BUDUDgloa Bwll, Rwry-11111111. WINDING UP Ila ~ w-run 11 tho lateot of tbe bamae ol "Forty Corals" -lhll -for lho l"lllJ.-Foolllab!6S. MllchOU Saalord Is ih 1hO c)ir<clol;'• c:balf 1 ... tbe-hllorlin -_,, --· Plula ~ Stan Scott. and WWlam Bergmu head lbe cast of the comedy, which 11-Ill final perform....., FrldlJ ind ~ II 1'30 la tho -Center, Ill -vi... Drift, FullortGn. -•1mor m- 4711. I 'OVER IN LONG Beach, tbe suspense drlma. ,.,., _ Conunu<.'!v l'laJlbouse coo- ' Jeani Gibboo enac1a tbe .,.. , -to W\lb Its oudlences a tral role of a blioc! woman who ,"llappJ• lllrtlldoY" Ftidlyl uses darkness to neutrallze.Ahe and Saturdays, with James attack of a meaacing killer Doberly directing the Anita (Paul Gersowitz), while ~ Loos comedy-. Williams is ·tbe sympalholic Leo Black, Roy Calderone, hoodlum. Howard Solomon, Gilberta Cauoey, Jimmy Hirt Susan Peck, Don ~ge and and Frank Rtitherlord are Greta Smith round out 1 the .among the ~lebrants at tJ{e principals. ' playboUle, !50St E. Anaheim The drama unfolds al 8:30 St., Long Beocb. Roaervalioils on tbe stage of tbe playbo111<, (213) -·· ' ' 4th BIG WEIK AC,,_QllF._}CAllJNO __ CHARL.U .8FlaNmN ,. inA..ata& ....... Fllill co-starring "THll MllctlRNIC" JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT· KEENAN WYNN · JILL IAELAND Pfoctuc:ed by~ WN<.LER 9l'ld A08EAr CHARTOFF laMliptey byl.EWISJOtfrrlCAALH> Mu.ic c.....,..., ondConducl<ld., .uAY FEL01G Olreclod byMICH.W. WINJI [PGj~;~~+ ._. ...... '°'""' WAll•IWI "LAlf lllllff" ~., •• ,, ..... , .!IUlllflCJW'f 1 ....... ' ' tt«WPO•T lfACM • ........ EXCLUSIVE 'FIRST RUN HELO OVER "The surprise .. flit of " this year's Cannes Alm festival Is -CHARt.ES CHAMPUH, Los Anflln limff Fl"Oftl COlUMBIA PtCTUAEI end RASTNI PAODUCTIONS l!l!l • .. _. A... Ill ·, l,l, .......... ''HAMMERSMITH ·: ~ IS OUT" "• : L u ... .i""••· ...... 111 .... 1 517·2223 S•nla An• ,, ...... , .... ., Ch•'"'•" llwt. 551-7022 'J ... " ' ' " " . ' " I: : " . .. " ;1 " •' ' ' ·-r..-··- " ,, .. ' " ! : " ' ~ . " I: " " " <'. " " '* " i 11 .. • • .. ;., ... ' ~ l ~~-• • :". • ~...-• • • • ••• • • 'l• • ' .•. :-.. <· ,. ; .. ·.• . . .·• . ' • ·" ' . I .. ~:1 '• ' •f -: .. ! ' ., .::1 ::-:: il. I ·,: :s j .~ •• I • , 'JfopJ ,John :tngto 1eadi! tcome .hold, and i ;Dec, Tlrea moor ''.1.N I ''WOI ~-j ~ I ;,_Jr. 4°" ~ ' c Iii . ... .· I Ml fi'fll1 • • '.l!OJI Rele • ,John Phillips of Hunt· logion Beach plays the 'leading role In the .comedy "Lo and. Be- .hold," playing Fridays and Satllrdayi !hlough .Dec. 2 at the Bellflower Theater, 18518 Aden· moor St .. Bellflower. HAL Jlll'IOtl ,ILMI -"IN NAT.URAL .l'LPW" . ... "WORLD CONTEST·72" :· ....... MlttUMI _., : • "Wiii melt• ¥0U ct•.tY With......,. M t," H:.,.•,ORMANill -7:11 Miii t i• "9wllnNcw,n M•rlon lr•llCIO " ~"THI GODPATHll" "WHDl'S POPPA r • , • , • co!flMy for "~ 1ophl1flc•tecl ... 111+. 9'11tC.... -..... (1) • ,, ... 2..i "G" IATID HIT TlllfAN.liSGANll" •' .... ,., ..... r 1 (NAU llOWI" ~I MATlllSMY ,,. .,..,.,...,... - Good D11d ,...the_. Stntays in u. 1.J.ilijij!WI . . . -· . ~· . ' .. . ' ~· . '. ' •• , • ! .... •• .. ••• ....--.. ; ... -~ , la Westnalaster Theater Plans Variety Show Ambassador They callhlm '"l'BE . MECHANIC" Be has . • lOQways i to kill.,. I• . and tbey . : . allffO!kl .. wtllDIDn? Miil's best 11te111 ... II' a man? JAMES GARNER KATHARINE ROSS " AND 11A Ill• el all·areua• 111111 •••llt,. ••.• ••lt•ly crafted we•tera ••• •••••tare eatert•ln•eat.'' Cl.INT EASTWOOD JOE KIDD ru ~~~1 .. unsin """"'5'lll~·Jll<SW""'' .,,..11'!.'C"'!:nt.·: .. ":trO'l~£·~.(.lad1>~XllD(M ~~WIORl•&o.:.•.u;.k8111t..'T·lt ....... /""'"''~Pd$11 '-.. • ,. .... ;.;..,,.~:'I·~ lf .. ln 1,_. LA. '""" --rz1±' ~ -....... 1 SHOWING NOWI MATINEES DAILY fll ... AT·ldMJC.W TIHAhl OI (lllCI MKfHT POllllOWTllllU! Wednesday, N°"'"b<r 22. 1972 DAIL v PILOT JI GEORGE C. SCGI I ., :~-..... ~R •GE' RK:H>.RO Bd![ICllll ~il...:tlALOGEnT.Ullll fl!lllESS.W.'rLltO sacm -• PHQIP fR~DMIH "'DIN KLEINMAN ,,_•FRED WflNTRAUB ..... GEORGE c.sco rr. , ... , , ......... M .,, ''"'. II'!!!.!:'~ , . -·•-•a.a•-c ,..CQl!lfilr H~LIDAY MATINEES-THUR-SAT-SUN 2nd TOP FEA TU E .... ~I[ ,. --G-... mm:wifiii . . . =·:.:.A co.siacnno BRUCE DAVISON · RICHARD JAECKEL Music t7f FRANK DEVOL• Writ!en by ALAN SHARP · Di reeled by ROBERT ALDRICH • Produced by CARTER DE HAV!:N A CARTER DE HAVEN-ROBERT ALDRICH PAOOUOTION TECHNICOLOR• AUNIV£!1SAL PICTURE.e(RJ~-!.._:::J HOLIDAY MATINEES AT BOTH TNEATRES 2nd Al' BOTH EDWARDS CINEMAS CUlll I.ASTWOOD .JOIKIDD ..• T(C>iNQ'.l.OR9P~jlgj ·~~~~ • EWPORT CENTtR DY SINGS THE BLUES • ••• fWMiMOtNT l'CTLJQES CCJQFIO;iAfO.l o->:! !lPOt CCJi¥.:H tm~~~~~~-.L~~~~~~~~, r,med ..,~ ... 1n c~011 . :. :i.-...~t".OJ'lll RCrt.PE .······. PLUS, NEl SIMON·s SMASH COMEDY IBJ "; ALAN ARKIN· SAUY KEUERMAN ..,. -=-"- PAULA PR!NTICE "UST OF THI RID HOT LOYllS" .... All llTUWI .. -1111 '""" IPlatt 1111 IMI .... 11 . .. . .. . I f )W/\~JfJ'-. I ! NE 'AA VIEJO SPECl.ll HOLIDAY IAllMEES 111111..fW~Sll.SUl Ill. Ill! DISlll S1IOI •• • I JJ DAILY PILOT For The Record DlssolutiOttS Of Marriagt- ...... on.Mr'» R9dfllot, l,tf'tMlfl J , •nd ltld\lord IC. "\ 0<;.:;:.;,i111 Wiibur M. Md lttty M. A , l.-' H, ft LI"" MM. II:....., Flilyd AIMii Jr, eN .....,r1 -'-"*'t. CH-MaM lftd IC-tll hQI, Slwfry E. Mid Ol:wlllcl N . .-. ,.... ......... t MASf:lt, CMr'1 l!Mlflll Mf Jofvl -Strait, Jotilot'9 Mafle .,-ff'•ntllll J.+--l._.n, Doth JUfl and Albert LYllll EKOm111•. Glorl1 N. •!Id s1 ..... C Jotd11n. OONold lrvln •nd Dolor• MN T"""'"-ll:llSMll J. and Mllry It. P•YN• Vic~ J, Md G•ry l.. llo't'd, Nl~ Paullnt Ind Lew .. c.t'lld H1rnmlll, Hu"*' l . and Rictlard S. ~.Jr .. PN•I E. •nd Rus5ell II:. W11lk1r, Miorlorle L. and Thorn&I L. l("'rll, Oeblll• Jo and James L-d Tow.v, Chulott9 A. Mid llrUC. H. C11I_, Orolyil AM and Rodney -Slnc:Lalr, DoM-. and R.., Ci.r., NMIC'( loulM Md L...-ry J- Miorflll, 11-11 11nd Mlctlael hf'ry ,.,,_, Otbra Ind Al911 Gi.ntl H••lo. P1tsv lotld IUly ,, .... w .. 11:;.,.,,.,,,. 9lld Howmrd E"""' Smllll, T}1eM A. and Dlomlllf! W. MorTlloll, UM.. J. Md J-M. lo\l;M\HT1y, John W Ill tnd S~nlt '· HOl'tfmlnn, Sllll!T1)fl Letlte Ind Sltven ..... BO'l'nton, Donilld A. •ncl J-c. H~n. Jo AM Ind GleM W, ~n. Rl™rd ~ ~· Ulr, Gtofll'-E. •nd Waytand Gllbwflal, Mlldl'«I F. Md Llll"9'f W,' Oonlgan, r-"" '"" Wllll1m John ••~lofd. eu... Ar1-•nd Tommy T.,.tll StvllH, L.Wle C. Md Fr.,.it Brough. Corine ROM Mid J•IMI E"1 S41Ceo. lrvct G. lftd TlwlfM COii~ ~ Md DcNld •• E-.rnt~tr, NonN ManN/i 4lltd Jolin ·-Hkka. ~ EUVfM Ind Micky M-. P«Ur, RlcMrd ll!dmuftd ~ ~ ,_ Mall.,-, FrKTllN Mid Terry I . U V••• Shetrle J. •nd Tr..:y G. Horrb, '•rn.I• JHft Ind Dorwld ....... llryMlt, Franldl&:. .. ,,nd Lllld• Elt-,roMY. ,,,..,,.,;..,. •lid Mktwiet J. ,.... ... , ...... I ~. Wlllltr.:I W. Md Wiit~ E. c-. ll!llubetll M.. •lid Jd'Jn w. ltrtxtllnOtf, S.lldr• It. •lid JQ!wl w. Nktlotl, CVolt Ann and Kent F. Drv<nrnoncl, LllUtn A. ll'ld W....,. It. ll-. 8ob9y J-Md llleMrd I. Gr..,, Ethll llgtlow Mid ~ C•IYlft SI'"'*'"' ltOMlle E. end Pllll R. Fnn::h, Georvt Tuc:tw lind HMml ..... t:ttley, Gftr91t L .. Ind Rielly L•M Mwlltr, Jotlfl G. Mid Sus.Ill D. Butmer, N_,,. lfld L.,,.,. J. Ftn'lef\ Vl11111M lftd ,Mii T'-"' INttv. s.ndrt C. Md J-H. atn, ....,_1 J. Mid Freel W. Jl:lo91M, 11:11'*' Ind Miry l .. Ctr'-1, Wlllltm ll:Ollolld ind Oebor1h ,_ ll•llltf, Wiiiiam Qtvld Md Mery L. Almes. ,,,,_,.., W. •ltd Stewert 8. ~. Mklwoll Jot Md Vlctll ~ Grvbb, ~ E aNI H.-.1 Rull! VI" Luc:hlnt, L-6-9' llld BMl»r1 J~•n •~w, Pllrkl• Anne 1nd Ronald "''" U"'91', Shlrt.y end Chlor1n Fr~ Juoy Ind Arthur Gr.cly Roding, J•nlca H. •nd Rk"-rd L'fl'\lfl Quay, LI Qufiy, JOMPl'lllMI Ind G1ry L. J ~. P1trlcl1 Jf11Ct Ind Glrhanf "" • ARBUCKLE a $0N WESTCLln ·MOll'tUARV 07 E. 1'7til St., C... Mesa ..... • BAL'lz.llBRGllllON l'UNl!1IAL DOME Conu MIMw m.MSI C-.-IMl-IGC • llllLllOADWAY JllOllTVAllY ut .... WJ, c.&11 Mesa "'Mal • MoaJSMICI LAGUNA lllE.ICll ..-n!ARY di """"" C.,.. RL -• PACIFIC VIEW _,All C•tllEJ •-1 a.,oi .. -View Duin Nl•,.t -.-c.muo ... -• PED FAIRLY COl.O!llAL P\JNllllAL -* '1111 -A"'-Wetl Wer• Ii • 8llOTlll' _,AllY 117-P rt n nl.tl .... • ,, • C~lleges Hit Wi~h 'America~ism·' Pl.an Board Post Goes To Slates Give the Gift tlllt "K11ps 011 Givin'' Back to YOU! ........ i.-tllt- should ht I OM-WIJ Streit. If JOU tontrlbut1 lo llf. we think .. shDuld do aomethlnc kl ntufll tNt will tM JOU bac\ lllOfl thin I Wll'll'I fetlin( Ind I lll dtdllCtiofl. ·•Now, Wt hm found I lnOSt r1rn1rbbki WIJ ltl rrtmd )'Oii for rout ......... You still '""."" -.. """"' ,.., ''"""-· """' ..... fits of • fai·deduttlblt attt. llt •. ~"' _.t 1M 111 ,,.. Muri ,._... MCllrity ,.._ .... _ . .,._,.. ... •"AS ~~.,.. .. _ ...... ila1Lf 111t-Wl'!i :u"' .:..::;s,':'"" . cCMtllNlloL llln. 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Stwtly i.., • 110,i. kKk, tot• troy w i1h fvll 1rip fe.m.4 1...i ........ -~i;. !11111" • ~k-lt '" I ·~ i· 3/8° POWER 'DIDLL CO...AH AT 12.ff #1331 IACH JUMBO 4-ROLL 'Christmas WRAP ---1•/4'' I GRCULAR '""'""' RIG. 1.99 SAW .SHAG THROW RUGS. "'"· :;.~~.· 11111· SIZI EACH ' ............ PANEUNG IULLSID •"•'"'""" COlllUTIOI Df!R ·.· ......... . ~ .... ............. .......... ,,. -... -.... _ ... .., "'""" ... --· . I llG. 7.99 WISiml lrA'fl UNIVllSITY Clu.ier IF LAW • • )llO .South lnlolchunt AMhelm 92804 17141 635-3453 . . . AmY NOW ~0FHIUAIY 5th DAY,,IYENING 01 ~f;WSES 11W1Mt1 IL..._. PG1 .-.UY ....... mlllMt: LOANS ICOTC11 ' .... 'I· a.dstmas , ... Ill •• " ·:- .. -~ --. ·--. ----- • • I ,, t ' ' I ' • • I" ' ' '·. • • . '• , ~ • • ~ • . ..... ' ' • ' . : ..... \.. ff. " • . , •• ' ' . • . ' ' .. Exploring wonder• of the animal · ferm ' are' Grl!lndma Amie Harbes,on , ./' .: · ;· , ''Of,_B;e.lb,oa (right} and her 1,. mornf"9 grandchild, J•nice. . .. . " r I Foder Grandparents like Beatrice Gar~ia (left )I share love and attention with Fairview ' children like this 'grandchild.'. • • ~~' ' . ~ • . • -• ~ f;J' ' ; '~S•P,:.;. ~ ,..,,.,,,:,,o 'siill get~ a~u21:=.·~· ·,Progiam. Alon•-~ Crusan,i a .1 ~n. Eileeo ·~~-Qualifications .. :::J. .,. i.NJ,,.61>'1.titAin I ''~· l¥ir;" · · ·· · · ~. !ormer ~~·· she rideJ ·"for the -..rt, sbe. ~ are ! mi!limuln r; 1, . .. _ _,g ~~:~ 'olbet , • .,., U:. ~;~' ·, · .. the -i.. lo Wort each dd. · ·age .of 60, limit<d·'.income and good ; t10 -fl Utle11.·w/ill,~Jii-· !Qrti'·.::i.~ 8K"" ~--" -Wb!lrni~'to· ........ -llberWM -t: l!e/!1 1 , . ·. • . • _,,, I ·.o ~ -'-• Aqou U... · · -. • approached by a -...... wbo bed lieaid P'O!IOr ~ts receive $1.0U per • I • •. ' "'· l'!i!lo!r'!-· · · . the wards. . ! •about the prvcram on televlston, "I JU>! hour, ·a. lrlnlpoijation allowan<f, hot ·' t. ~ ·"' , ~ , . , it : • ~~'cbild"1" em:oUec! in a Fairv~W want to say that you aft all beautiful meals, accident ,iJ\Sllrance and annual . ': !%.~!:" ..:~ . ' . ·;l:o.rain-didd a&!-~ pbyslcJ!l people," the WOOlllD told her. ' ~cal ~lions. BEA ANDERSON, Editor , , .. or._IDCial .~t. SoOo·tbe new ·1 Fer Helen ,.Crusan, 'being a ORIENTATION c;iu.rtne -Is 81. Until a .COUP.I•. • ~ wtl be "'11!1ng the ~ \o • si;andmother· ts a new experience. "I've . . ~,.... -ibe ~ 11 a regtstered do·--t!dlll ~ bava•t -befyre. alwa)'>·Wlllted to wort with c,blldren,!.'. _lliey ...,.1ve 40 l!ours o! or.en'\i)tloo ~ . -~ . • · , ; ' • Tbe ~~--'al:iD!e.11 ~ she seld, "but l'v~ betn in the pro-tralniq and then 1ollo."'""!I ~pem"°"' fteodate Willey, 71, taught piano and re:spood • 1;~ new ~frtenU. Ole' fmional world and.never. had any ol my ~y child care "'ms. Each;~ rece~ve ........ , .. .. · new grandincioifr explained 'that her: own. J'm finding it very rewarding ." ~~ oo the programs in which t ' "Army" ..Armstnml 11 73, He worked aftembon gnJidcbifd i.sr~ to1 go wfteh their children are enrolled. 'fwo ~rs iit 1111iW and lum~ tradeo and Is she comes to pi<lt up · her ii>\rnlng VETERANS oacb day must be· devoted.to eacl! cllild .. fio!_ielb .. "' a pod. cbargt. · • two new Falrview grandpan!llts are . Aside !rom the RN, mus1C teacher and Tbe , trio, al lfllldplmiti -rec<iltly l!ene!its or the ODe-\Hlle reiaUoOship ·veterans of the program. Willts·Qulmby, lmnbennan, there are_roater grandparents --~!nl to bqln their iobl u ; liR' ~ cbl1dlen art-· • • 68, and Beolrice. Garcia, 700 both Of El . who bave grandcbi1drell and great- , When you meet a Foster Gran·dparent · oo the Fairview grounds, you don't do much of alle talking. Volunteers like Catherine Breslin tell you without any prompting that her children a r e beautiful, the staff Is wonderful , and that 'lt!s really a wonderful program. -~ !or F-Slat~ . Bol·tbe 'belltl!ls botii wa . ' Toro -..riled lli 'the FGl'program at Dix· . arandcl!l1dre!> o! their own._ Mrs. Allen ~ r ' ·, • . " • .-go ys. . 00 Stale s&ool io IllinOis.' , iias · µ ~1;11 ·and: 1s a former ACCOMBUSHMENTS J ••16= for tbe Jolt are ID-plus WORTllWlllLE • · Others are Mildreci' Alleo Blanche . derlcal .worm. "Anny',' Armstrong, in his ever-.__ ~. , a rnervoir•of late IDd. • ' · r . •Gullo 1bere are fonner teachers, a recrea· t talks bo t h the bo t ~-·'".:...-· .... ~·--=H=-.. · ·~1'smce.· tolo\OW ,-,yougetup_in Cooiey,~Glraud,Mary and_ :t1ona1 >lind _,_ ...... _, dfrector .and a. ·presen cap, a u w a peso -· • -l;I ___, that t,bina Barbara tockwood all of Costa M,esa .,..,5.......... acconipllsb with his clilldresa -walking a BM:b· ""ttl•fl: El'lllll" wa'I ,.,.,......_. tbe morping you ve IOlne:saMI F1 Du1too Qd Anastasia Green' · aal~ wlw wife tiught the retard·· little better, full use of a hand -as .soo11 · eet~Jt!ag their_; mlClllg . · ~.,.to ~do U.,t ' dly/,' !'-sa • orence .i._._·_.:., ", · "'".:.--Aivb ' ed. j • ' \ • • as he knnws them better. r "1 1'efe· ·were • .,stapa at"' · ~"''flillon, 72, •jol:mer ~ ··· ~tlngtoa neaw, u~Ja r..nxu, ,Why use grandparents to glve one-to-·-::1 , .._...to~·~~~ f. fi!Jl!l .~~~·."I 10ok1for;w8fi((each.: .g::~ j -~on f8C T:a. G= · oqe ~tten~.'9 ~~~child? "l~~~gt~~ :1au~~fut.~ir children are . ilul.-1....,.. ~:.. all ipOCjiiJ. ·ot·, nio/nilli IO.seemglny chllJlrltn· E)IU,Y~· · :.r· • l a ,o • W1io eoo1Cl jbe.ID!ll'e qua)Hied? •trilialll Clipndl»ili mid .gnildpas. here~ us let! Important And:!beY . 8*ri>eSQll . o! Balboa-and Marchle ''All of my-grandplireots ha.e I~ ac-And thO children? · · · ' ~ are verj, vety nice~to us all." • · . Fairchild, Gardeo Grove. live · uves. They don't know · ·what it They look up happily at these new ·GET-ACQYAtNTEI> • She related a story about public '!be· youngest ii IO, ~oldest 81. means not •to{.,haye sOrilething wort!iWhile friends and everyday visitors with smiles • ~ .. new FOiier Gnmdpareots:•are re~!~!~:rto ·F•r ~r,l'lidpar~·n't·s ~ing the Fairview program is to do," Ml'.'&. Qmntngham said .. · that ~me more and more frequent •• ... " • • • .. ' . ' . Daily • .Pilot ·Photos • by Patrick 0 1Donnell - • ~ , I .1• c , ' .. ... ,, (' ' each day. They wait,eq>ectanUy for the time of their vlsil Whenever the weather . p er m i t s , grandparents and grandchlldron wl1l be off the wards, out in the •msbioe. They will visit the farm, the playground, the Canteen for a !Oft drink or candy bar, ride the Jo11Y Trolly or stroll the grow.ts . In between there is plenl.y of time for sharing friendships. On the wards grandpareoti may help to bathe and dress the childreD. !JI cooler weather the group hopes to·utilbe a room with a piano for music pr<igralDI. Joe Blatchford, director Of AC'nON, the agency 'which supervilel ~ like. Foster Grandparents, summed up FGP this way. (See FRIENDSHIP, Pap 11) 6rendpe1, • too1• like · 'Army' Armstrong with t.ene9e Pet p•y sp.ciel vi1it1 to children, become frie"ds, end help with schooling. Mary Gullo, Coate M,te, 1pend1 her mornings 1irlth Stacy, her foater , grenclclilld. • • . • " • • • . ' I, i • • I I • Jf OAILV PILOT Holiday Proiects Crowd Club Calendars Card Party Tbe public i. Invited to a luocheon card party at noon "tonday, Nov. 27, lo the Mercury Savings and Loan bulldlng, Huntington Beacb, by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Boys Club of HuntJngton Beach. Proc~s will aid cur- rent projects of the club. BSP ?ifembers and guests of XI Rho Omicron chapter of Bela Sigma Phi will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30, in Coco's restaurant, Garden Grove. Youth Clinic Representatives of all Faun. lain VaUey organizations are invited to learn or the pro- posed Youth Clinic, sponsored by the South Coast Junior Woman's Club and the Youth Service Ceoter, during a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thlll'$- day, Nov. 30, In the Com· munity Center, It is boped that local groups will give financial support to the clinic wbie!1 will pr1»lde venereal disease counseling, dlaano6ls and trealrnent In lacllities neit to the Youth Service Omter. Professional a n d non- professional volunteers are needed to stall the clinic Mon- day1 through Fridays, 5 to 10 p.m. lnlett!lled persons may contact Mrs. CiiU Brightman or Mrs. Arthur Hoelderlln. "SB Juniors Tbe amwal CbrlsirnaJ • ..,. lion, spoosored by the Seal Beach Junior Women's Club will begin at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- South-of-the-border Party day, Nov. 30, in the home of Mrs. Allen Ansdell. I 00 Meetings The Executive Dinner Club of Orange Coast will meet for their lOOth time at 6 p.m. Thul'8dly, Nov. 30, In the Newporter Inn. 1be Mitchell Boya Choir will entertain. Theater Night Huntington BeaCb Junior Women's Club memben will attend a Playbouoe, productloo of ''Wait Until Dari" on Fri· day, Dec. I, to raile lunds for the club's Renaisllance Fair, an arts and cralta lestlval'for children which will be beld laler in the year. Art Auction More than 11111 works of line The rafien of the Balboo Bay Club will ring Saturday, Nov. 25, when the an· nual Tijuana Bash Is staged. Taking a siesta before guests arrive is John Beaz. ley, while wide-awake hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Cort Fox (standing) and Mrs. Beazley. art will be aucUoned to aid Temple Sllaron's education !Und 11 ' p.m. s.turc1ar. Dec. I, In the Park Newport spa. Swap Meet Beach Chamber of Commer<e will begin 116":30 p.m. &mday, Dec. S, In lbe Hwrtlnlton Harbour Beach Club. ' Baiear The annual Holiday Ba•111r sponsored by lbe Orange County Memorial Garden Center wlll be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4 In the garden• center on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Laguna Beach's llrst Swap Meet, combined with a Oea market, garage, arts, crafts and antiques ale, will be sponaored by the Lyric Opera Association of Orange C.ounty from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. four daya, Dec. I, S. I and 10 at 1150 s. Coast lllghway. Art Contest Organlzat1on and Individuals ~ annual c 1 111 o r n I a are Invited to partlclpa,tf In Fec\eratlon of Women's Clubo, tbe meet. Entry.lorms may ~ Junior Membenblp Art Talent obtained by calllng 494.o'IQI, •. Con~ bas begun and the lnstallatio~ Tbe ninth armual lnstalla!,loo Dinner of the ~Women'• Diviskin of the Huntington , I Huntington Beach groop i. ln- Vlung enlries from blg!I school leiion In lbelr area. The wln- Dlng-.-mt will be awotded a $25 aavings bond and go on to Orange Dlatrlct coinpeUUona. aoonaon>d by lbe 0ranp County Probetlon ~I lnitiatipn r.,~.:" 0~ /:~. tmaa Twenty.lb: ._uve and ~ ...:' 0,":: .!: T each•l'1 Meet · Allnlsa Cltlb or Saddle~t llhould we Otonie OUr llriY· Valley ncenUy. -. ·lnlr llablta Ao Wo Crow Older! Mrs. Kalhlean e.....n toot .,m be cllacuuM hY cal1lontta over u the lirlt president. Hlghway Pairol Otllcer GerT)' Her o16oon are tho Mmel. Muwell -tho Calllornla Jean Brown, vice prealilent; BeUred Teachers Aaoclatloa Theresa Jan I 1 sews k I, meet1 at 1:30 p.m. Tueeday, treasurer; Ruth Schenk and Nov. 21, In the First llaptlal Mlkl Kunis, aecretariel, and Cburcb, Santa Ana. Cbannalne s-tek, Pllyllls Soderberg, -fttber and Irvine Jrs. Betty Cont, dlrectorl. Irvine Junlort have donated Santa Claus ~·J:'"' S:~: The Huntington B e a c h M a r a b Managemenl Com. Junior Women's Club will be mlttee. partlclpatlng-1 n OperaUon -Ao lllOlbor project,..tbe club Santa Claus, a program . ls helping Parent·• Ignorance: Fit for Comment DEAR ANN LANDERS: Tbe letter from the mother who was afraid to Invite tho epileptic: cousin to ber daughter's wedding "because the kid might have a fit''. really inade me boil Ignorant people like ber make it very dllllcult f0< epilep- tics who are fighting to live a nonnal life. \ Our son is an epileptic. He is handsome. Intelligent, beauWully man- nered, kind and genUe. He takes bis medicine regularly and bas never had a seizure in public. Thank you for telling tbat ldiol not to say "fit.") DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am not writing this to be mean or to pass judg· ment. I just think perhaps some of yoor readers might see themseJves ln this let- ter and pin it up somewhere as a reminder. ago. I live alone in t.bls bouae where we spent 50 happy years. I am content, com- fortable and able to keep it up myself. My family and friends tell me that while I am still in good health, I should sell my home and move to a small apart- ~. 1 sell·belp rollabllltaUon Jll"OllP Io ~ ,.....,1a who •-tbel ~ -· determine wbethor o; Cbaoler i. neocled In lrvlDM lnfotmatlon may be obta, by calling Ill.ml. ' . Tuesday Club The Tuelday Club o f, ~ Harbor wUI bave llfi ...al Cbrbtmas DlnneP Dolce at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec, 1, In the Newporter Inn. Teen Challenge Jene Wilson, dir<ctor oi Oran ge County Teen CIWlenge, and bl! lamlly will tell ol their minbtry In aoog during a meeting ol the Tffl\ Challenge Women at 7:30 p,• Tuesday, Nov.21, intbei Challenge Center. • February Rites Set •' Vicki Vedder will ~ the bride oL John s-1 ia February in He!Jler Put'.; Laguna Beach. Their parents are Philip Vedder, Mrs. Toni Booth and Robert Sweel, .U ct Dana Point. The. betrothed are graduates of San Clemente High School. She Is attending UC! and be attended Saddlebac:I: College. I've seen many so-called nonnal children (spoiled brats) lie down ta the aisles of supermarkets and department ~. ki~k and scream and turn purple because they couldn't ha ve their way. This is what I call a real fit. I know many people, both men and women, intelligent, informed, well- educated ml highly sopblstlcated, wbo contiJJJally lntenupt smneone who is speaking without so much as a word of apology. Tbey break right In and take over. I have observed this rudeness repeatedly. ment. They say I shouldn't have the --------- In some states epileptics are denied employment and w or k m e n ' s com- pensatioo. 'nley can't drive cars, can't marry, can't get into certain schools or clubs and are. considered poor risks, brain-damaged, weird and insane. 'lbe ignorance concerning this illness ls a~ palling. Thank you ror giving that woman a piece of your mind. And thank!, too, for letting the mother of an epileptic son let oil some steam. -GRAND MAL'S MOM DEAR MOM: Most epileptics are employable and U.ve exttlleat work records. Dilcrimlnatloo against them la crael ml ujalt. Year letter --al baodredatllates]ftlledldmllor- -· My lbaW to yoa ml ta .U a wrote. As !or myself, I have gritted my teet b and grinned crazily as some long-winded bore droned on and on, but at least I felt I ·was being courteous. Am I plcayunisb and super-critical? -ONE WHO WAITS DEAR ONE: Ooe al !lie lllllmarb ol a lively qu:ick-moVilrt conenatlla is ~ q11eot bdenapllw. Ooe pro-.. Idea lpub .-r, lid WI b 11 K Uoold be. I doa't mi.ad belag ildert qled IDd I'm sure I've deae my 'Dire .i ln- terruptlq otllen. -·II y.. clldn't cat · ill • 101De peeple, dley'd Wd tbe -.. ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a widow, llO ywa old. My lllsbend died five JW'!I responsibility, that I 01Jiht to take things easier, travel and so on. I really don't know wbal to do, Ann. Perhaps you c~ guide me. -UNDECIDED IN DAN· BURY, CONN.' DEAR UNDECIDED: Stay where you are. I've had dozens el fetters from widows no U.teaed to too many well· meantoc lrleodl ud rdallves. Tiiey uprooted tbemadves, oold the lamlly bome, gave any precloa belonginp - and were miserable eftl' after. ~e gJei@li HUNTIN&TON HAUOUl A Sleigbful of the 111115111 for Cllrislmas A no-noooense appll>8Cb to bow to deal with Iii•'• moat diflicult and moat rewarding ammgement. Ann Landen' .l -C-Hl_llT_M_A_.S...,W.,.01-llMl"'""o"'in- book1et1 "Marriage: What to Expect," 10 A.M. NI P.M. IAll.l will prepare you for better or for worse. ..., 11 ..,. - Send your request to Ann Landers in care ol the DAD...Y PILC1l' enclosing 50 ·--,: .. ;..,;,-,;,..,;o;-;;o;,.;;; •• - centa In coin and a loog, stamped, aelf. ..;;,=:,,,_~ addressed envelope. ...... MAOHU.:,.• ,. ..... ·····················~ • -1' : I ''INC"ES·A·WAY'' ·.: Horoscope: Sagittarians Look Behind Scene: MINERALWRAPMETHOD :-.: • HOLIDAY • THURSDAY NOVEMBER 23 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21·April 19): Past obligations must be cleared before embarking on new project. Obstacles abound. Key is to take overall view. Be realistic. You may have to give up something ln order to take definite step forward. a s s e t s . Unscrupulous in- dividual may want something for nothing -from you. synthesize infonnation. Accept know may be wilhheld. Key is need for change. Those who to look behind the scenes. Be tell )'OU "stories'' may ac-discreet. Trust o 1 d er in- tually be on fishing expedition. dividual. Experie.nce c a n second chance. Tbere 1a test,: SPECIAL : cballenge and obstacle. But • $ 1 0 OFF Wltll This M you are capable of overcom-• The season approaches when many will be buying gUts and hoping to make a good selec- tion. Virgo persons will ap- preciate workmanship, durabUltj in any product. To pl..,. Virgo, choose quality w!lether the gift be a proen tool or a book. The Virgo woman would a ppr e c i ate clothes, BCCeSIOries. The Virgo man 'llOUld be grateful loc pro- ducts which can be put to pr a c tJ ca I use, including bookcases a n d tomes o n vitamins and health i n general. Virgo would also be respon!lve to gift certificates In lieu ol an actual pment. CANCER (June 21.July 22): What was secure couJd be sub- ject to change, revision. Key now is to ride with tide. Means be fle1ible. Utilize alternatives. You hold trump card. But many around you are envk>us. Go slow while aiming toward objective. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): become your ally. Become Ing. Key 1s to stick to your 5 INCH LOSS own style and to adhere to • Those who seem to have familiar ~th value of pro-basic beliefs. • FIRST VISIT TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ): uthor'ty ctuaU be · ducts. Avoid one who talks of a 1 may a Y get-rich-quick scheme. poWerless. Cbeck directions. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. PISCES (Feb. Ii-March 20): • Emotions tend to dominate. • Slrive to be logical, "'peclally where members of opposite • se:i are concerned. You may • be in for surprise. One who a C!MfUMrT•IDJ JEANS INCHES-A·WAY 1799 Newpori Bl..t., Costo Moso PHONE 645-USO Hold off on journey if prac- tical. steer clear of needless disputes with relatives , neighbors. Realize that what is far away is not necessarily desirable. You become familiar with some bard facts. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Family member may now be 19): Finish project. Find bet· of more aid than professional ter ways of distribution. Get asscriate. Keep' Open mind message across. Advertise and Conflict exists but yau are du~ publicize. Take special care in to win legal area. Obtain ~ appeared very int ere s te d ,. a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • could prove fickle. Bring forth jiiiiiiii From Page 13 GEMINI (May 2t.June 20): Be especially cautious now in connection with f i n a n c i a I transactions. Don't mix money and friendship. Otherwise, you could lose both -guard • • • Friendship "The Foater Grandparints about the ACTION program. -....~ does tbe lmpoalble; "A ts for the ACT of truly lov· it"j;1;;.. everybody. It Ing. ' pl-the grandparent&, both C is !or the CHANCE we bave, llna!idaD,y ml """""""8cal-and now I)'. fl pl.-tho cblldnn with Ti. for the TIME we have for a new 1en1e tJ teCUrlty · others. "It pl.-. boot lnltttuUons I 1! f0< the INTEREST we al· by allowing Illa!! members to low. devote more time to more o Is !or the ONLY way to belp Don'& be too sure <>f facts until you doubl~beck. Key now is to slow pace, to be thorough, to review past and to fortify plans for future. Aquarius, Scorpll persons could play prominent roles. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Not wlse to depend on friends, pnimlaes. Do yoor own analy>- lng. Key la to pereeive, to ... ' scoiirio (Oct. 23 • Nov. CQUnsel. Aries individual can 21): Be'wllling to' Wait. What provide aid. is offered now 'ls merely · a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. test. Show strength by deman-18): You're ready for ~ ding money's worth. Message start. You could get proverbial will be clarified. Pl9cet could sense of humor. D!llCO'+'ef vwr loY• •nd '"°""' rTM'"I Setld blrthd•t8 Ind 1S c•nll to Drnllr,. Ast~ S11er•ts. the DAILY PILOT, 801! , Gr!;Ctr:1lr•I SI• tlon, H.rw y, H.V. 0017. YDll'H lfnd _ _, In SvchWV rr'1 boolr.lt!, "S..C:ret Hlntl for Men Mid Women." play key role. See persons,,-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· situations in realistic light. 11 SAGITrARIDS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Wbat you need to malAe; /or t~e N-E-W LQQK 100% HUMAN HAIR FALLS •;:·.~~:!'Now $9.95 to $34.95 SAVE $1S .OOI EWRA WIGS .. ......... -.. u.... -., Tllll' ..... -11111. ,,,. e SHOIT mus e , .... , ·-· ......... "' ........ NOW $30 chlldren; ud It pleues the them. M-r .,,,_ -"' u. g-.1 publlc, whose t.u: N b !or the NEED I! very fl .,.: ("J\ 4 !TALI.AN DELI • II.AKERY doDm tum _Jnto a aound great. ol.uc... ...£..k[i !llST AU RANT e MIDIUM UN•TH e ::: ... ..:,~.~ ........... NOW $35 -1n .... ment with a Put them au together yoa good -al return." bave acUon, ltl 1 ......,, ot Mo.,...i., Huntql•• INch, One of ','Army" Armstrong '• Something that should be In Dllf ~,.."""' ... OWi • • c1 +. • • .._ _ t1 ,..,. poem1 espo-d his leelingJl~~e~very~~sta~le~.'=' ====~==··~;J;;Ni=i"":1M1::""~;;1Nr=;;a;;";;';;•-=;;';;";;';;';;";;'=~ .... c. .... ,, .... .. ., .... c.... ~:.:: A lllr'f '"CM • 1: Intl 11.J ................... -- • EH Om JDerrq JDerrq . Gift Pack AT YOUR FAVOM't ITOfrs • -, .. __ I " ..... -------~ ' e LOH• •YPSID e =~:.:. .................. NOW $35 ALL DYNEL & KANEKALON WIGS Sh•gt, Gyptl••• Dutch lov-, Afro-FrNCIOM wit•• e l•ftf e $Mori e Onl.,. 'e C...u•I REDUCED ll ~e:· ::.~:: Now Only $4.95 to $29.95 WIG end ·a~UTY SALON 250-D Eost 17th St.-Hlll9ren Squora ' Cost1 Mfft 541-3446 • OF COSTA MESA a delightful budget salon where beautiful hair styles begin. PRICE LIST MONDAY THRU THURSDAY '> FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY NICU lLICHn.Y Hf&Hla Shompoo ind Set ........ _ .. _ .... ---·-·-.. --·---... ~IO Permahent w • .,, ...... _.: .. ~J._____ --·· 7..IO Tint ··-······· .. ······-···········-·-·-----L--.. ·--LIO Bl .. ch Touch-up -·--·---lo.to Fto1tln9 .... ·-·-····· ................ _ .... _ .. _ 14.0I Semi Perma nent Lesh"·····-·····-·······-10.ol haircuts 'I.al 1695 lnlM Aw. -Coda M•• Corner of Iott 171h SI .......... Lo c ... ..._.,. 645-1050 541-"'6 Opon 7 D1y1 • WOik ind -I -Int• • . "TU. ,.. l!!!!!I : flr.-t..... iiii " 1 • • • • • • • • ..... ,'".f >t l.r .. • .... \:! ' .,..,,. t~ . . ""'· .... ...,~.,,,..,,,. .. -...: .. • ··-• I • Wtdl!Hday, NOYembrr 22, 1972 DAILY PILOT J/S Foct1s Attentior:i on Elections ~ . Editor'• Noll: A eolUtlln dm>lld to 1ountom Vol- i.w, H•tllinglon B • o c h, 0c<on View and S • o I B<oCh Scllilol Dlltrlcl par· lli~lloCher organfzolloru will opp<M In lhe DAJLY PILOT eoch .... k. In/or· matiOK mvai be received b1I MTI. GUberl Tunlbul!, 51171 Mcmorum Drive, Hut> llrlgton Beach b1I 5 p.m. Th•rsdo!/ for pvbllcotton W•dneado~. · Burke PTO ;,..1~---BUl McMnler Prealdent . . ::'A//' _I Want for Chri stmas ..•. 1 • -Santa will make an early visit when RobinJIOod PFO pn>Sents a Cbristmaa ba- zaar from 11 a.m. to S p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9, in tbe school cafetorium. Putting •. ,!" requ-.1' for glfta are Jennie Bellsmitb and Jay Bordeaux. ' .. ~ . t . ' ! · Grand "Opening fo r Santa's Secret Shop OOMING UP: NP• officers will be intrOOuoed and bylaws and future act!Vlties will be discuwd al pneral meeting Tbunday, Nov. 30 . . . Plans are under way to conduct am em be rs b 1 p drive. REPORTS: Al ao organlu· tional meMing, 11 officers aod two teacher repreaen- tatives were elected. Prin- cipal Don Pate will aem as advisor. , Eader PTA ---Aftllar ~ President REPORTS: Members ·a r e ' needed to lerVe II paid baby-Bitters · during u n it meetings on alternate Tuesdays. lntereslod parties may contact Mrs. Jack van Kinlberger at -... 1: Gill PTA will open Santa's Secret Shop Q~ted at bank for tbe sale are .Bobby Sherrick and Vicltle '-tbe school) Saturday, Dec. 2, so students may pur-Connor while Mrs. William Young an:anges tbe dis- 1' chase specially ,priced gift Items. Raiding a piggy play. Efforts at the reclamation center netted the unit more than 1120. Proceeds llave been turned over to Mn:. Peter Buckley, cullural arts and ·m u s 1 c appreciation chairman, foe tho purchase of educational materials ..• S a I e of ldenUfication bracelets netted more than $110 and Halloween candy apple sales more than $80. In charge ot both projects waa Mrs . Joaeph Harviek, ways and means chairman . . . Classroom partle8 were planned at a tea for room mothers, according to Mrs. Joseph Honesko, r o om mclher cbalrman. FV Ele. PTO Mr1. Walter Tale President OOMING UP: Students may purcbaae Chrtstmu gilts priced from 10 cents to $1.50 al tho unit's bollday gift shop in the mulUpurpose room Friday, Dec. 1, and Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 5 and I. REPORTS:Urutpurcbaaedan eagle for Cub Scout Pack 290's fiagpole. Monro e PTA Mn. B. R. "-· President REPORTS : Father aod son cake decorating contest took place yeatorday. Prizes were awarded In three categories, ' .. and the ~ were sold following unit meeting. Proceeds will be u!ed lo purclwe materials for the cluaroorns. Mn. Arthur HowellJ, vice president, was In charge. Pleven PTO Mn. Roberl Slebblu ~sldent OOMING UP' Meet Your Can· didatea Nlgbt will be hosted by tbe unit at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 27, in the learning center. Fact sheets OD tho ochool board can- didates will be available, and candjdates R o g e r Belgen, Merritt E 111 s , William Matkawki. Robert Nichols and John Ro8Smann will present their views on pertinent issues. Werdlow PTO Mn. Cut Bode Pn!aident OOMING UP : .Candidates for tho board of trustees of Fountain Valley Scho,ol District will appear at a meeting hooted by the unit al 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 29 . . . School im· provement committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. tr, in the school library, accori!ing to Mrs. Mathlis Plotkin, chairman. REPORTS: At meeting, Dr. Jlllcbeel Brick, d I s t r I c I superintendent, spoke on school unification aod Its implications. Pretty Enough to Eat I Mrs. Dorotha Kennedy Oeft) and Mrs. James Drevick put finishing toucbel on tben' entry in tbe cake auction, a highlight of tbe annual Christmaa bazaar ol Huntington Union Council PTA. The group will ll\eet at 9:30 a.m. Welin*~y. Dec. 61 in the city recreation center ior the all-day event. Holiday Idea "Tiny Trees Trim Ta'ble NEW YORK (UPI) - Miniature table-top tr e e s 11\l~• of real ,fir boughs are expensive When purchased at a florist, running about $50. You can make your own with about $10 worth of raw materials and a few hours labor. Obtain two green styrofbam :t>Qcks and fasten t h e m totether lengthwise with a florist's stick. Place the bricks vertically in a bow I , preferably of a dark color, so that they form the trunk of a miniature tree. The top end of the top brick will have to be pared down at the corners. Secure the styrofoam trunk to the bowl with green florists's tape. Buy several large bundles of blue spruce boughs ( o r Douglas fir if you can't get spruce). Clip foot-long sections for the longer boughs of the little tree aod clip shorter and shorter sections. as you work your way up from the bottom to the top . Each section must be sbarpened at the end so tho ~niature bow can be stuck Securely into the Styrofoam trunk . The lower bowl should touch the table top. When the tree is built up, fill brany open spots with bits and pieces of greenery so the styrofoam is invisible. Decorate tho flnlabed tree with miniature balls, beads, or whatever suits your fancy. Small candy canes a r e partlcullrly eflect\ve. Keep water in the bowl at'" all times ao the styro(oam can conduct waler to tho boughs. The miniature tree sbould last two weeks before the needles bogin lo drop. ~ . Holly Daze Takes Over P-T Planning ij Bookworms' Bounty ~ Loedl and loads ~ books wni be for • '• aale Tueeday and Wednesday, Dec. . ( ' ,: 5 and e, during Lincoln School's an· • • nual Book Fair. New flctlon and • • nonflctlon books will be •BOid dtll' ! Ing tbe 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ennt. ; • llaaily wltb tbelr choices are Nlflt1.'1 I Rmleb llld Mark DObbs. Mrs. Peter Dobbs Is chairman. \l ' EDITOR'S NOTE: A col- umn devoted to Newport Beach, Cost.a Mesa, Laguna Bench and Missian Vie;o parent -teacher organiza- tions will appear in the DAILY PILOT each week . Infonnation · must be re- ceived by the women's de- pamnent or Mrs. Gored Smith, 1148 Centllla Place, Newporl Beach b1I 5 p.m. Thursday for publication Wednesday. Ch rist Lutheran PTL Mn. Rlcllord Hanns Presiaent OOMING UP: Paper <!riv~ Monday, Dec. (, aod tho lint Monday of each month. Proceeds will be u!ed lo purchaae playground equip- ment. REPORTS: Bueball backstop waa Installed recently wblcb WU donated ~y ~ J>n.. ' Eestbluff PFO Mn. ElaeJIO Koncb President REPORTS: Mj'I. Ron Dan- nina, room mother ch&Irman, called a meeting lo dlscua tho year's parties. Parents will be asked lo contribute 75 cents per child for tho three portl<o for tho ~ ••. Mike Gagnon WU Eutblull'• -ln tho Favortte Animal ElectJGn •• Brett Pinner, Ma D d y Morar, Greg Wynn, Kelli Davidson and Elliott Colla. Newport Hts . PT A Mn. James G. Blala President COMING UP: PrA w 111 spon!I01' a drug abuse pro- gram in conjunction with tho Newport Beach Po 1 t c e Department Tuesday, Nov. 28 l al 7:30· p.m. The pro- gram will conalat of a tllm, questiooa and ......,. period . and• refresljmmts. Parent& ancl Interested adults are in- vited lo altend. Mn. Roger· Holloway, be a 1th and weUare chairman ts In · charge. On 'lbUl'lday, Nov. · 30, a follow-up program wW . be presented lo the studms during tho regular ochool · day. P11u h1rino PTA Mn.PIO!-~ OOMING UP : Mn. Norman Pollzzi, safety aod jlmnile' protection c b a I r m a n ao- nounces that bicycle aaf~ tests will be &lven at l :,f> a.m. Friday, Dec. I ... • Cllrblm• thrift .... Jilll • conducte.d In the multipurpoee room Frlday, Dec. I, from 2 to 5 p.m. aod on Satunlay, Dec. 2, -10 a.m. lo S p.m. Mn. Gery llhodullldWnnan. =~:W'"':"'~~ Presidio PTA were JUI .. Wooctwortll, Eric Mn. DIP T11C1mi111 Strau», Solan Willia, Brian l1r<llcleDt Woodworth , n.hika McEllgot, Commie 1>oder, OOMING UP: Tho Ell Shell Tom Heltdlle, Tt o c y Bouttque wtU btlln aU p.m. Glasgow, SteYe Be 1 tty, Mondly, Nov. 17. Hours for SU&an Lambt, Nell Ko!Dor, · Ille remainder ot the w.ek Sarah Harm~n. SCOI m-lta.m.lolp.m. McCorttle, Andrea Chan, , RE~ 0 RT 8 : Mn. Don Randy Nila, Kathy Bennltl, Stelinlt1'1 llllrd gr1ldo dua ,, New Store Ope n for Holi day Sho pping • An Elf Shop will be open at Presidio School from for all agea. Receiving a $5 gift certlftcal8 for nam- 3 to 8 p.m. llooday, Nov. 27, Ind from 10 a.m. to ing the boutique Is Jennifer Annan, wblle Krs. John 8 p.m. 'Nov. 28-Dec. 1, feeturlng handcrafted gifts Cavin clliplays some of !he mercllandile . " ,,..,tbt -btnner al lllt ........ unit nleellng. St. John Aux. .-..--Prillldllll ! COlllNO UP: Winter "• dlrld, Clu-btmr !lolllq, Dec. I, ot I a.m. In J tbt ocbool holl. M ra . Qrepry Finn ' Ii . chairman . <lolfee, ... lil""Jll and other food lleml WW bt oold lllr...-· the clay. Orpn mallc lft\I Olrlltmu ....i. wtn be ..-led Irr the ocbool cblldftn. Sonora PTA Mn. ·-IQJcltt Prtsldenl REPORTS: Proceeds from the ocbool carnival, Fiesta de flonon totaled !IOI. f'unda will ba -for the PrA· tpOlllOrod library. l Victoria PT A Mn. Tom LotcaYlllo President REPORTS: Proceoda rr.n tl1' .. ,. wash '""" u. Mlal Clthy i\.st'• elaM ilold "" moot tickets llDd they WON 1r .. 1ed lo lot cream. • I I I I I I • I 1 I I . . . . . . " . v , •• . " " . ~ ~ ., ' EFoster Chops . Up Ali: ..... ·.,,....., Only ·· V erhally: · ; .. But 0 1 ... • • • ... .. ' ' ·' • ·' .. STATELINE, Nev. (AP) -Former hea'1ftlcbl rU"'.t" Muhammad All sWI dw:pl IUI Fruier, the ooJy man wbo bu beaten him, la weariog a crown ""too heavy-for bil brow. 11 Bui Bob ll'allet'. Who loll by an eighth ,. MUHAMMAD ALl."TAKES A JAB FROM BOB FOSTER IN 4TH. A.ad Strong to Lose ., ~ -CIF Pairing Allows · . . , . .-~~. ""' ""-!to ~ ... -;. ., ....., n: .. • Weak Teams to Win . ' Th~ year'• CJF ,Class MM football playoff Plirinl• giVe cause to wonder what system is Uled to create the matchups for the· prestigious elimina- . lions. You etpect !!!at tbe IS playoU entrants will be divided oo tbal tbe elgbt stroogest play the eigbl W.Ueot, hoping that ' Powerful teams will advance until the two best duel in the flnall . But thafs a .t.ap l!081 to carry oul . ·, . WHITE WASH .. ln•ba;ebait hos to me," said would give up ) playoff pa1r1ng:i by saying t h a t geographical consideration plays 8' big part in how matchups are determined. But the Servile.Western, Lakewood-St • Francis games could have switched rivals without adding more than a . few minutes travel time at extremities. "Everyone can question any pairinl," says Morgan. "They (pairings) won't be perfect" How true, as evidenced this year. * * ' ' * . ' • ., I I , • """·· \ • I ,. .. ·" " J " 11:) ·"-I IO..~ t"'it a&\'.. 1 .,,,. bo.v. " ,,t . " • • t ' \ • i..:.. Ol'~i ot;, ...-~. ·ii·,• ~ ~·: J •• li4\ • -· ...-:::-r .· ':·•Y .. . ' . --. ·: ;.r:,;:: .. Wtdfttsdq, Now-22, 19n DAllV PILOT Jf. Seven Co8st Area Gridders . .... . . ,., ( ~ 011; *11-eo,unty 1st Team . ' ' Seven Orange Coult "'" area ~ In leading the Chuck cartson; Ne vt port Laguna Beach's Dave Martini football players have tamed Monlrclll '° a 7-2 record and Harbor's Warren Ray:; Foun-Corona · del Mar's John ftnt team Al1-0rlllp Counly accumoilated 911 yards In l83 lain Valley's Lea Becher; Grower. . ......!'.I .~ to the o~ -:)i~~;-t,am 11 ~ bY '.~'lor '&$;0~v,..age. The * * * * * * ,.~~~-~~=;~~--·-----AIRlriilijiiCOiilj -----·· . f;4tancla and weOtlrun.ter Steve 1CmJon and Santa Ana Ftn1 Teom ·~ nlcbd'!!P·a pair of 111'11 Valley's ..,...tile Gary . oo-"",~arn·.'ieJ~. -· · ·· Tein~;(delemlve back). Pos, . Pl..,..-. , ,. _ .. _~a '_runntnc b•ct ·Princeotto leCI the Orange E -GmyMtdfacU,Wes"-·'er " Dai> fitiieeouo and · ..Oier Coast 8lff Jn rushing, with E -Rieb Hernandei, Valmcla lfelPI I'll Clas• .... '\Vlnl.<tJbeeo·-ftnt.team untd'l!IDcerrlesfora T -Randy a.ril, El-· ... , • berljii;. 11,.dld Westminoler's 5.7 a~~" lie oeorod It T -K-..,.....,, Seiolle · • • • <t • 1 . sput l'eoelver Guy Mid-·-and was a G ,-Dole Zlmmennan, Anaheim 175 . llJ,. Ill ' • 1'11 I • Sr. Sr. .... Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Ir . , · , ~ I~ DlfJt(; , , (~L~ • ·' '~·l .... ~ tackle ~1' lllieat on every G Lew a.mlldt, Bo1sa Grande,. ~lit ~ • ,_:0.-a ~ • • lei ,.. •• ,1i_;.,.:....~ . • .. aPPV,f-1 •'• • IC V. .lleel(&tmda • '* • •. -. ~ .. ' """""'.,., ! .J 't .... ' ~ ,. ~·1 .....-mq. -·1 i • B Bob Aealtl. 1festern ~. : ' ~ · \ ~ Otbera frqm tbe ~e Cod o( the' yee;r is La 1,. _ •-'tllisf aM to mm flnl team Halini't<lr'JI· Hastilj. Playen B Jbo ~ .,..r Del i -' • 1 ilN 'IJOi>soN " EOuntaln V·•-'· 1 A ' I -1f'.~~' "'ani .lial.r DOI. balfbRct llni of'the-.,_.an Westem'e Bob B Alm~ W~ .'!l,tli<ICr.:tdliondeleU!veend, Acos~·'Cllo<kj ,and Paul B -Pllott11llo, -' · •DO& WllJcbell; Ne '!~orl =~=an). E · -Jiel'bor llnebocker Jim Swick,· ~ r e c-e I v I n g Du -.. - '-. a ?Mter from last , year's ' ~ i n c I u d e E Mike ·~, Kennedy ' ig.Jid.> " ' · · Ediao(l)i ' Bob Granath and T i:..rrJ Giody, WelQnht...,. "''• llirdea i junior ICOr!d 15 Mite llm'lido'. Wealminster's T J...,Y Wight, La Habra "' ...... .. lit Ill :'f': t ·.;.-a 1 • .·! .. ,. , ' . , .1.,,, '• • MG -Paid Charlton, Western . •t .. 1~ ··1 ···1 1 ., •! 1 -A~~''··: · LB -Jla Swk:k, Newton 111r1tor llflT F "b' D !...;R• "R , · d LB · -Steve Kenlon, Servile '11T.l'.l ' r0s . l\lli -. . ecor LB -Don llahanY· ~ .:, cl , _ " . _ B -Gary Temp-., Santa · Ana Valley ~· • ' · i • . B -Kirt BethU, ~ ... •' ,. 300 : m °' .. . ·Tonight in Playoff Tilt B -de en.by.~:... ~ • · E -Ufa.t,-Del 1" A last thieat lo Mission Vie--bu scored 16 TDs, E -t.drian-Monloya, Santiago , %It Jo . "illgh'• freahman football Gllmono !U TDs a n d T _ MJldr Kiho,. Kennedy > 2IO ' · ~·· ~ r.cord Is quart.rbiidt Join Harmon ha.s T Robin lAlten Pacifica ' ·' lllJ on tap loolghl when Garden nlne_~wn passes to his G a.~ ii-Valley • Ill Gro~·. HIP'• Argonauts In-CrediL. G 8ob NUa. La Habra Ill vade • Ille • OOoflnes of the Fullba4 ~vln Daeley (four c Amold Anflelld, Servile ----21111 Dlablos for.a 7:30 clash. TDa) lajltl defensive ·""""""° B Mike Mollu, Sania Ana • · Coad! Bili Sinllh's boill Marlrc"Fata, a' 156-powld · Sa-B Pu! ,.,,.._, B•lllllloe-lit have fultioned . an unbeaten, ~ Jllso are key figure> in B Cllnl Skafp, Orahge • • Ill> tin lied and umcored upon the ~ 'Gr0ve attack. B Ruedy Contrmu, Lo 'Bain 1'111 • record In elgbl games wliile Alav~ntal in Gaiden - GardenGrove'lllll!Cbel.in !!Ith Grov~,'5uccess are A. J. Brill E Dan Herrera, Analielm e hlgbly -Jinpresaive -t1 .(d't~ :·~kle) 'lllld Phil E Porter Lilly, Santa Ana Valley rollin8.to<line easy wlna. !Wt (defensive end). T Bob J-, Corna 4el - And while Smith's crew has "~-,Viejo .counten with T -Gemel, Mo~ Del • ~ llUIOh GI Ila damage 'fith a ~"'·,unit that hasn't LB Roy Sdlroeder, Buena Pail: 1 a itiqay~def'enae, it's been an '1Jawed anyone deeper than LB -Brian Rlcbard, Brea , . '· efledl"" offenle that bu tbe Dlabloa' ~yard Hne. LB -Junio< ~. Sanlil&o '. • ~ coooh Sam Lum's. . The .Dlalilos ,.ork their of. LB -Dalo l'elel-F-ValleJ ' Argos lo;~ lllraigbl wins.. ·ieose ai'/JuDd JUlll1lng biicts B Cktl ~ -Doi Garden Grove likea to nm. -RoD r~ Vince McCullough B 0-Aecwnnsts, ........ • the1lidlcloWnthellllddleand an·d •• John Hattrup . B -Gary Caskey, Western it's been Oirt Hamen and 1 Quarterback dulie! have fallen Mllla·:Glllllore Who beve -, .to. Dong Reeves and Erle 17' Jiiii 171 • lrl • 211 .. lit 171 180 '" Br. Ir. Sr. Sr. Sr . Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. sr . Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Ir. Sr. Sr. Sr. J!r, Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr • Sr. St. St. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. most of'lhe \lama ge. Sclunl<jt. An h • J b t N • Bul'tbe first question will be . a erm 0 0 eeme ., . I ' , ;, wh!otber 0 tbe defense keyed ' 'Rival Coa~h' ~~~= Former Costa Mesa High at Lone Pine,· Newporl . ~. >J'i".: , f · " , . Hernandez. can contain the basketball coach Emil Neeme Harbor, MlterDel a.00 Coste G-~-Gro In · be the t be d •--•-Mesa high schools . . . tt:Plt:L J... '--->Jfi.,..Q ., ~ ... ouUQI ve nmn g game. 1s to nex a ua.:iact· ~lier Neeme iacupted the ~·!.l..iilQa ft.I': ue i -I!-hall~ .......... at Anabeim High __ u.,, .. _A-.:-.. · , ,. • . • · _.. · , Di -.r · · !"'*" v~~·, ~at ~-· . . ' . ' . 28 El Modena O l>CllOOI ti>! DAILY' PILOT bu ifier a three-year sUnt at '-", ~ ,,.. 'J)i 'J);'l 1 .... -: 55 ~.i.uw-:..1r 6 learned exclusively fro m Q>sta uesa HIJ!· , · ~eri · a 1108.. ----.. , .. , .. , , .,..,· · ·1 .. , . . :~ .Monie Vista O highly Informed""""""· His teams eature a fut ' ·• • 1''' ~··~ n .... 15 Botaa .Grarii:fe. a Neeme will succeed Brant break off~ QCl~usually ap- '" ~n ° Grove H'l'g lr' !' i6 Picilica O Onner, wllo tont Ille job over ply man-to-nlan pre 11 u r • ~-1111 )fill not ooly, spod ·JO · I.GI Alllll"" · ' O from Nell ·Reed In Mardi. defense. . : "M1iilc,;:v1eJo "'·h'.• ~;. .21 11aD1:bo •Alamitos 7 Cowser Is slepping Uide lo "Neeme is ezpe<ted to ...,. • · .. ~... -, llll Santiago O concentrate on foolball. ttnue teaching 11• Newporl football team 1 unaoor<d on 'io1 lia 'QWnta O Neeme wu the bead coach Hlll'hor High. " rioiid 1llls evenlng; ibey.are,--.....:..--~------'---'-----=-'--===--- •1 flolill lo deleal Ute· -"" · cordingtoEl ....... coach ,,.. ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~~-. 'lloil1 llloll1 ·r · · . '>-. : l • llli>WI" VlngUlrds !Olt to the ' . MV • Dlabloo of ooailb· ·Bill . ". .. Smltlt;"'tl-0, In tbe ·Din ·and mud at Mission Viejo 'l'hun-. day. And ·he's also aeen the po~ !!f Garden Grove, which . llalqll!ll,.U El Modena, IU, ~ . .., . ._.~. - UJt11 feally bard to get & ,,B_ood hnp,resakln ol Mission . "ileJo Mt,.. ... played.yndlr .. ._, ~ Garden.. Grim. ·II more awesome. It's. a bigger !ootball team and'tbey like-lo • ohoYe 1 jt, right down Y""' thrQa\, : says Mott. ' "')'d .10 With" Garden Grove • ~-tbey're bigger and for . , !he ftrl!, pme of Ille season m's 7 . . " Ibey ' --extremely well CO!I<¥ lhen. • • • • • ~ ..... I • •• ·::e.t;.1 wouldn't say, Garden 'lliLL:tCENNEY -. .. , ' JIM GtillN<' • -· · , -. Gl'l)'e ~-win by mott than a t 1 .'~tel ; ·~· -_.... ·'!nlvenlty ~ "ttst11daatw:. · 1 · touchdown. ·• -. : ·:Garden Grove -K:; right ~·~. ,.. . . -... .. _,, ..... , ·~:;~-WI'.;" .. .. <. ~-1·. ~ . -· c .jt~~ .,. -. . : . "=.~.Et .. ~ e :r ... ~· ........ " . ,~ .~, ·'· q;nee · · S111~e~.f ·•. ·~fl!:i':.1!~ .. "·so1b 1$; .;~· ... r ~~ti 7s-:,1·:·· .• .,·-t .. : ~-.·4·1c1t . ., ,·.~······,..·;;,_,1,• .• 1 .1 ·;,·~· .. 1;al.iil .gOwitbtbe~I-. "From Maine to the Golden Gate, more Altlerlcans drl~and enjoy · 7 Crown than the leading Scotch and Canadian coinb{ned. And t~ do so for one reason: the taste. A consistent lightness and smoothness tbat has convinced millions of Amerlc.nS that they can Say-Seagram's and Be Sure.. ._ Thank you, America, for makingourwhlskey)'OUrwhlskey. rli , . ,,...._.. ~~-:.lll,: ·· -:·11l·:'.~amllebuck F ofi --.."'7 • v .,,.. · .. s .... ;: · · · · 1orm.~~ 1o-~~ · ..,,.;· ,~, ' ' ~ 1 -. ..~ ~ :;;;n -~.,. , 1':! q-..... ~ 1' q ... ~, ~ \......... . 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' ,., ,,... -..iaallllllf, .. llbl bG,,'iollil,,-.. l*tind la --<.-i hA . D !Wipe~ ; a , '. i. ''J · ·-· ' ·anoa~· · ' ~> "'-~ '11 'It C!llW ., 11• ~., 'l-"Football · fttl&l:ci1 . .Mii. •~1st11elli,iarR1o : Rudio aiati ·•.!'111"11.-11 L1"11111~ ii &'.":i-r p1q 111 t1oo 1lolJllil, tllin Wfill•rlt ..ia1a 1111 y-Ja • ...-. .. • · w . Ii , JHllini 1iY he 111 1or a ·~ DIP!· Hll_olbl,.~ • U ' a t..~ "'1T1,i:;1 ~-~ 0.-....... , CIO'«.liil --~ ..._.. M'lllillleW.' l7 --;p,wl·•'lllob ._....... ba1anc1 ell ,hlldhlallojutl • .,.. 17 11, Lql'_..CC II ' ll':lr!n~~t::'I ~ii 'I;•• 11 .......... lu i:e! to a,... -Or.-.... -' ........... lll ' r.w' ' -..... ~· l"ICOl"d ft tht!t SaathM'n Pl'ftet 21·10~ but later lortefted •'"CJPreistarfded. r ~ ....... flATN (nift), 1---------'----------------..::_-...., • . r I ' " I. , • l , I •• •. ... •· ..... ····~·-··· .................................... ··''"1''' ~··· ............. ~ ...... , ........... '; ............... . .JI DAll.Y PILOT Wtdnt$diY, Nowmbw 22, 1972 • •• ... ,. • " .. •· -· '· JC Grid A~es ' Rustlers Shape Up As Tough . Table . 'f eniiis T our~y Eyed • " .. J • ... •• ' ~ -.. ;. For Friture P ossibilitWs . . When the Western 'Re!ll<ml ~ ol With a veteran starting five ~ table tennis llllOdatloa ol tbe t1lllled returning, Golden W e • t Stale.! take plooe In H1mtlngton Beacb lhll O>llege figures to be a co1> 'waeUn<I, ,......i pr..p..,u,e Onnge OJunty tender ,tor t h e Southern w • · Calllomla Conference baskel--· w •lleP an eagle eye on tbe pro. c ........ s. . . . . --ball--cl'OWJl--thil teel$ftr --~ f • _of_ ..... ...,.. ......... .oitine ....... ,....,. ... !tfp•t··-.... ...,.. .. aeUve ctmpetilllm Ill St lf11a '>1"11• t. ebldllC" 1~ •=' 1r1 · .r 1t1 a "s&4 BeaU IObie ----.. Goldoo Weal ll\lllere oo 8lilldo1'-f l -. \:' i ;.. •' \ ', ' \ ~ ' . --: . Coach Diclt S t r I c k 11 n ' s HIR!tlnilon l!eocb olOclall ~ pl1nnlng to boot tbe· Clllfomla state tounwnet next Rustlers open the 1m.13 cam-. year aml Baril l!nlnet:ot.Uie VS'IT •-'- -Oolf tfie elite of ... -.... .,..w. pue Ill tilt wrt(11,... #1' ...a Ill llai".1-i!-\'f ,.... -lllCli -·.U ~ - -llMril --·-·· ,.. - HARBOR Vl•W ., ·• .. ~ • " .. ... ... . .. -- ' ' . • •• ''·· " JOE JONES s.ddlohack~ BILL CORNELIUS Golden Wost~ KEN SHIBATA Orange C011t Offense RICK ANDERSON Soddleback. Dofonie DICK FERRYMAN Golden Wost Oofonto JOHN DIXON Orange Co.st Defense . palgn Friday nJghl hosting .,......... IViRed C.rritos, 'hen lnvado atjon reveaM tlila' week thit other loJlrnl- Orange Coast College n&es- day. Leading the , I II t of sophomores is S..JO center Mark Dekker, wbo belped tbe Rumlers to the Socat tiUe two seasons ago 'and a third. place finish In tbe state ·N·-·-l . -...... ~ Dekker sat ou\ ¥ seuoa with grade dlll!C1llU"'. He 11 not only a fine rebounder; but shoota very well rrom the base line. Dekker's , presence should relieve some of the burden .that Jeff St. Clair CM) bad to carry last sea119n in Uie: post position. St. Clair, 1 scrapper on the boards, wtD probably team with either Jeff Batt or Brian Sanders at the forward spats. Butt and Sanders are also sophomores. St. Clair was Golden West's third leading rebounder last year behind Jim Anderson (now at Idaho State) aod Jack Kelch. The latter bad another year of eligibility, but was drafted. In the backcourt, Golden West has two good ones in Taras Young and Gary Orgill, both good sbooters. Young averaged 17.4 points through the Rustlers flr!t four games last year, then Injured a knee and sat out the rest of the season. Orgill was a starter most of his freshman . ~ 'llOWARD '' HANDY' ~ts may Olao .come io tbe beocb city. . . . ~ . "W• have P"!'ll!e lgteres1ed In 8pGl)l<X"lng tournamenU In .thl Orange County area," be ,Said thll week while, vlllllnc . Rlmtlngton Beach to aet up the· '"l/onal ~. with the parks and recreallol\ depirtmenl Of that city. · • " . ., "Tber9 are ..,... 100 lltlClloned touma- fuents arooind" the cOObirY rtgbl ..... and tbe =l~:n~~II?JUla area is a ~ fer Bmmer also rewaled that table tennis II an open sport, almltar to tennis, and that In the tast three years, the toomameota have gained BpoDSOrs with prlu mooey from 15,000 to f!S,lioo DOW being olfered. The r<glonal .. ent In HunUngton Beach wW pay upenses for the winners to and from Ollcaio for the U.S. team teyouts in Decemb<r with that event, In tum, paying expenses for the b1p to YUIQllavla for the players. • • • Table letlall II a fut.mnlac, llipty ea- lerlllalllg apert --µ.pa1o1 ..... , ..... .. .-11-----abolll 11 to • -· .......... oo Ille -,.tlclpolllc at JIB. ' .' . . . . Ed Newland 41 UC Irvine lm't euctly bapj>y' °"er die NeAA Wlter' polo ~ sbii-tbll' ye&r. 1 I Originally 11Chedu1-d for , 11111 wee1<1 at •the Ulliverslty of lle!f Mexico, Ed l5mod ol a swllch in dajA!o lrom 11! .... al Southland ollidall flanDin& to w«k .... ol the -· Tho cba~lpi ·--aabeduled !lee. 1-.2 at tbe~ lilo·ln.AI~. Newland also U,..,tl,,. lounlllDent will not be pla~ ,ID a ~ pool. "It . will be smaller ib\on ,llle nriulatloa ... and I don~ !mow why they '"°"" it to New Mu· lco ·because -JJI the loams wW be going !ram tbe West Coul!' . . . ,• .-, . P"°"""" 1'1H\IUJ o!PI'• ~ wltll Ille -· ...... Tim Tilt wfll *91 die UC~t.ulretltet"•teul•,........, ...,. __ ..... __ .. tlte tJatvenlty of MJnT!llta IAUJ ...... Tiie ~-wlll be lll1fll la -..,,, ~'Z.• ... -.. ... ''"'· ... a ae:*r lelloat crowd It ~. JI beglDt to look Ub oar.. ilel .... - Dn K1fllan may llo llllrlfo( -I ol Ille -.... Be rellljored u alllat bee io<eoUy ud bu beetl lldellald. KllUu. lilled U a freA .... a bat a poleotfal YUlilf -la Ille be-COllld 11e!P Ille big UCI ll(Ud. • • • Craig Neslage, '""""" UCI tennis star arid team captain, Is the ClDTellt net coach at Cal State (F1111erton) • Nealage is conducting an lnvltatloaal ten-rus tonmament Dec. t-10 and l&-17 to Include junior, open men and women. mixed and c1ase C men and women classificatiorui. ~::;.averaging 10.3 points per Servile Golden West has been 'lllrong off the bench in.11\e' put two ' ;;:. ..... sam~ ~~1'":% Has T oug. . ·.h Gal Gymna8~ Back_ From Mexico Meet . ' • • freshmen making 1JP the rest of the roster. The top freshmen ale Ken T k Ah d 'Khn JQpharl, 15, of Newport team w'blle the.other countries Kile (Los Amigos), B_i 11 as ea Beach and Jill •Thoniils, 17, of used girls with litUe or DO in- McKinney (Newport Harbor), Costa ~esa have just returned temaUonaJ experience. Lance Ellis (Bol§a Grande), home 'trom' parUcipatlon ln an The U.S. team finished se- Bob Bahn.bridge '(Santiago) '.Seryite's footliallie\m steps International gymnaallcs com· eond in tbe.c om petition andVal,Popov(LaQuinta). into the now f81J!illar role of petltioD In Mexico ·City as altboalfilieltberareaglrlwu Others on the rooter include· would-be Gian\ Kill~ ~ representaUves of the United . In the tjlp three. . : Rich Drag Run Set ' ~: In Orauge County oophomore Randy Slatterj; .Piiist top ...mud'~ 1n Stale.!. ~ill inide ,the rmall on the pill!' freshmen Tom Ford anil 'the opening ,;,,m.i of .the Oil' · · 11!" girls ~ ~ o~ ,~,Jleim bltt didll~ place Craig Ha)'! (EstanC!iJ; John " . a !Oam"eom,...... -•.., O• 'ln'the 'top~~Ki!Dlf• Kepko (La Quinta) and· a, playoffs Friday nigbl a I Southern California l)rll fr.om in the all-around cci•uen. ~~ Something new in sfrag ~ac r · lng will have Jts debut at '"' Orange O:lunty Inteniationa1 11 • Raceway May 4 and 5 when W' . the Double Ellmlnatlonall for •• funny cars and top fuel •• ..... dragsten takes place for a ,. °'' pucse of $40,075. :;: Each of the 16 qualifiers in ~· each category ls guarariteed at ~ least two runs becaute it will ~ take two defeats to elim.lnate ~ . a car once it bas reached the ..., round of 16. The winner in the funny car ~ ~ eliminatiorus will take ,home a •!'' " ·~: POLO ..• " ~ Fl9m Pace !7 -. tho thin! quarter. -·. From there It wa.s a see-saw · . batUe with the two teams :, traded goals. : Then with the score tied at • · 11ix and 2:30 remalning, the .:. Bucs' Bill McAneney, after ~ getting a nifty pus from J;\on • ' Misiolek. tossed in a goal to . put OCC abead H . :( Fifteen seconds l a t e r •1, McAneney Iockeci It up with a . , penalty throw. -... Orange Coast's defensive , play in the thlrd quarter was ~ perhaps the Bucs flnest·ol the · 11 season. Long Beach,· In the • • seven minutes, could not get , • oU a shot and OCC repeat.edly .... ~ picked oil passes. '"' In the Golden W e s t • , ;, Fullerton semlfmal game, the k>sing Rustlen played well through three quarters, trail- ~. Ing H .With the final period lo go. . ;_1, But Fullerton IDpped ln four • straigbt goals in a span of two ,_, mlmrta early in the qu'arter t.4 and It wu all over. • Golden West was hurt con-~; aiderably by the loll of ; clelenalve ace Mike Malllfl<ld • (wbo majortd clut early In lbe : Orlt quarter) I. and Frank ' Browne (Who fouled out with 1~ 1:05 left ln the second qUM'ter). • t :. ~V-'""ri+..=~., t I f~ ~ ti ,.,.,_ ' ... ...... ....... ·Ui ._.,..., 1,. •1 ~1--'j 1~ .,l:JIU't..:=.,-,, = t :: ...... , ........ ,, ~-·~ii. "' I, 1, • "" • •• !' ......... '\.~'t'1":1j 1-.io ... ,,... ..... _ ............ • ~-1111 :: _.._ ......... .... 1, W~lcll I. \t•• '( ~ purse of 15.IX\O all<f"lhe. jlest of the top fqel draglll<:l"I' will get $4,500~ Each fuMy car is guaranteed at least .$500 and each top fuel q~llfier '250. Kyle (Santiago). . LllPilma St id I.um.': In .. l+.11 •""1'1 of1 -· 'lbere · Both l!lrll belonf!"to tbe Stricklin feels he has good Anabelm. were senn team memllers·· Newpoft • Beach Gymoutlc shooting thus defense and the The Friars 0~ 8 -e r v l't e and· 'one alternate workmg • C1ub wbei'e Dick Beckner and boards will be two key· areea surpn'sed most of ,.._ ........ under W•ndy Cluff as Tom Willlams are th• for his club thil aeuon. """" ~...,...... coicl1. Wendy wu a member coacbes. "I don't know of any top driver wbo basn1 tbotight be could have won every one of hi.!1 races. They always feel they could win if the race were to be run again. This double elimination will give the drivers jhat second If he can get good re-and flnllbed llOCOlld in the of· the U.S. Olympic team in According to Kim, fwo of bounding [rom his forwards to Angelus league by Tirtue of a Itel. the top Southland gymnastics go along with Dekker's won win over Mater Dtflast week. The compeUtlon I brought teams were asked lo join the on the bol!rds, then the F..-l!'<" di~ •. Cllli:b ,Chuck together teams from Cuba, group · bUt declined, stating RusUers should be a top con-Gallo s team (7·~)" bai. oow Gua~ Mexico, pd . the the9 wlllled all· places on the tender in the tough SoCal been p&ired' a'" l'n a.t ~ U.S! CUbi: won the team •t1tle, te.m or none at all. circuit. defeated and 'No, ·t rariked using most of its Olympic ,-~--------~ diance," general manager Mike Jones ol OCIR says. "The basic structure for this race bas never been tried before in drag racing,"· he Costa Mesans Win Tourney ad4 , The Costa Mesa High girls'· -TOm McEwen of Fowrtain volleyball team took first Valley and OM ol the nation's place in the Orange County top drag racing exponents, lnvitatJooal tournament at agrees. "We don't think we Villa Park High School Satur· can get beat twice. And this day, defeating Ne w p o r t race will be big enough to Harllor In tbe 6-.J game 1$-13. bring me beck out here ·from . Anaheim placed third and the east," he says. Westminster fourth In the 16- McEwen, a recent winner t~am tournament. of a race in Teµs that offered Members of the Costa.Mesa the winner '38;000 and' second team I n c I u d e d Peggy place about ,1,500, s e es McGruder, Karen Diet:zel, Teri nothing """" with the way S..ith, Vickie Barr, Nancy the final four drivers in the Pap Iha m , Klm Van competition div1ded the prize Horne, Tammy Bayes, Jani money. Smith and La urea· Remsen. . ' . Ping Pong Standouts Clash at · Huntington Western (lHl). ' Surprllinsly' tbe prospect doesn't bother Servile coach Gallo much. "We~e just happy to be at the party, we don1 care wbo we have to dance with," Gallo S&YS jokingly. "Tbey're a great team lhd we consider U a privilege to play them. But we think we can beat them." At Weetmi. coach Jim Everett l.m't thrilled about the matclwp, but feels bis team is ready. "Everybody c o·m p 1 a ins about tbe pairings but look." Everett says, "the AngelUI and Suntet lell!Uff are both (top ~ w. draw the · Angelus league r u n n e r µ p , while the Angelus league win- ner (St.Paul) dra~ wliat ... consider to be a team from a lesser league'... · · · "The playoffs are · such a . fragile situation, you can't tell what can hlppen,tn·l:Ue game, but we're ready to go.'' The game wlH plti. Servite's · many-faceted offense against thO Ploneen' ~Ion at- tack . under the dlr:ection of Bob Acosta.. · Korean-born Dal Joon Lee junior singles and national Aeosta, ·Orange.' County's and Jack. How4fd ot Los men's dou~les UUes. pr:emier quarterback h a s Angeleo, the topl U.S. man's Miss Bochenski Is tbe cur-dtvUtated oppoolnc def.,_ singles players 11111 year, WU! rent nttional junior girls cham-with his •11tlnta olf lhe opt"*i compete In tbe western pion. She faces stiff COfft· -play, and pauin1. The 6--0 195 . regioAal tryouta at Huntington petition from · Pa Uy Martinel • )>ouiid senior' mlt'nM j 7'1 Beach l!lll\ Scbool Satutday · Cash, 20, three-tlp>e U,S. yards In tbe regular .. ~. and Sunday for a poulble women's champion a n,d ruMing for ·m and Plsalne berth on the U.S. team. Angelita llosal, II, the Paclllc for l.llS. • · ', Twe Giber meinl/m o1 th• Coaat women's titllst. Both Alan Osbon, a S.10 lllO-Oound U.S. table teMls team that ""' from San D!Wo. halfheck comes Into the , • ..,. mad<! the historic ,door-opening The --rqlonals Is as the Plonem' I ea d Ing visit to mainland China In 1!171 one of ~ l1ICb ~II rusber with 73& )W"ds. · • wUI try to regain spot.I on tbe to seleCt fioalil1a for the For Servile the b1•~an U.S. squad beginning in-O!Jcaao evenl 1"e otliers are II aenlor qull'let'bOck 'Martt the. Huntington Beach evonl In New Y... aod Grand H•rms. a S.O. 1715 lJOllDd<r who seveo men and six women Rapids, Mich: Winnen In st•pped In after Gary Magner will emerge winners at the Chicago will form the U.S. transferred to Estaocta aod tryouta and become •liglble lo team to cempate In the 11'13 led the Friars to a 7-1 record compete in the flnala at biennial world =nsblps Henno hu pe...t for 1 1 · Chicago on Dec. IS.17. In Sarajevo, via In yards this seam and 'the In addition to Lee, tbe U.S. April. . ruthlng belp hu C..... !rem men'• alng)es champion f..-The modllled ""'11d-robln · Carlos Solanano incl CJIUd< the past f Iv• yoars and tourney at Hlltlllnctoe Beacb Kovac, a .. 1r of big nrmlnc Howard, 11111 year'• nmnerup, will nm llm> 10 un. to 11 becks with · 5.0 r u 1 b In I Glenn Cowan ol Santa Monica p.m. Satolrday and 10 to 10 oo averar ... and -.er JUdy Ilocbemkl Sunday, · Servlte's other 111°"""'1 It of Eua<ma. Ongon will also The event II , IPOlllOIOd by end·llneblcker Sim ll:enlon. a compete Ill RB. the HunUn&ton Beach Parks 200 llOUnder "ho 11 the Cowan was a team member and Recreatloa pepartrnen~ defenolv~ by inan. H• playod at the 1971 world'• cbam-the RB Table T""1ll Club, last Wtek del!llte a mutcle poomiltpa In Japao aod the Tabla -ttomouon. llnd pull In the le(, and 1 cut •on !Mt tournameot 'In Munich.· a Chicago Junior Chlmber or the forehead which later ,... He bas twice won tho national Commerce group. quired 13 lltllcho1 to cloae. Pro Results ~ f I IW "-"""" a.IHrra-. 12', Bl.lft ... • · NH Yar*; I•, PortMnd IO ~~,~~··" Cl'llcaOO ns. Houlton f05 Detroit UJ. "'"'"'' 110 .. kin 11'-Mllw~ 101 '--lclii l111aW1-'-'1lllll ~ W. Ut-11 tt10 Inell"" 12l, Mtl'rtpNt 120 Sall °"'° 105, t>.lln 101 ....... _...._ Now Ywk It..._.. l, Atlanta 1 New Yortr; 181Mdtr1 .. Cellfornl• 2 St. Louis •· Vencower 2 '73 CAPRI .OoUPE · '73 FORD PlllTO '1UIRE ' ' •• " 79 '13 "DODIE IAllYAfl s 89 i •73 · DHEYR8LET IOJITE CARLO s 99 '7~.·IUICK REGAL ·COUPE SUI. '73 "DATSUI 2•z s119 '73 POflTIA.D IRUD PRIX s129 '73 OllEYROl.tr DORtEI IE s1n '73 FORD THUllDERBIRD · •149 ' ,, .... 0,.. .. ~ -,,,, •••• Cf'9A CAIN IA"Cl flll Y l TIADl-tN CAI ' . 1, CEN~~ ' -~· 5'i' "°""'"' Hiila. ltfocl & MacArthur ;11,.i. ~rtlooch AMI,.. .. • " DAILY PILOT ,. .. ';.1' ,, " Phis IONUS PRIZE • ... A .... of-...... _ ..... _ lutC!!!- Dwl ...... ..W. .,._,,Ca :Mt ..... •AN.Y MOT. Be• pigikln prophet for profit. "•Y tfit Pllot 'Pfgskln' PICKEROO g•m• for weekly prizes. Top winner·each. week receives •25 9ift certificate from the .ponsoring shopping center. Seconcl place winner gets $10 c•r· tificatil encl third, fourth •nd fifth place winners each 9et $5 certificete. Each certific1te ia 1pencNble, iuat· lib money, 1t •ny 1tor1 in the 1,onsorfn9\ ah$pfu9 center. .. Sponsonhip rot1t11 with a .4'iff.,_.1 cent., \ap§ri.or. ·" iot •~h w9411~1 ~on+est. P•rticipatin"t cenferl ere: W1stCRff Plau, 17th encl Irvine, _Newpo~ i S..c); H•rbor View Center, Sen Ja.qUht ~Hilts ~9 eftd MacArthur loulev•rd, Newport Beach; E11tbluff Villega Center, Eastbluff Drive, N.Wport Beach; l•y· side Otntar..!....Bayaida Oriva end 'Jam'bOtee Roed, N9w. poffluCli; and Onivenity Perk Shopping ~nter, Culyer and· Michelson. Irvine, ' ··WetCh for this player's form each week in flle DAILY P!~QT Sports S~ion. Circle the team you thlnlr Will win In ·-.cH pairint in the llst of JO t9mt1 111d' ••nd In" t~e pl~yer'.1 form entry bl•nlr or• rffMnM>li faci'lmile'." Thon· watch !flt' DAILY PILOT 1poltt F>fJO. fo eoch week's Jist of flxa..Winnen. , • x '' ~. ' ~ '·'II' ! .· ' -)""' ... '.. .v ..• .. BtJLES;!-.. ' ·. . r - I ......... llfry .......... w • fll r·e11r.. _.... tt Jt i eaflt' "" --........... -····· ............. "lll9Ct ~ .. . .... ,_. .................... 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' • t ' ' . • ' • • • • . • • • • ' • \ 'A~• •!!I Cellt~ ' ., tllinher·Finns ' ' . Ch&rgedhy Panel • ... _ 'LITTLE llT Of GltllD' Coo1wnl•l1ntr Carptlfttw and escape CG11110il. -Selllng -ol .... ucu bock and lwth belw«D dealers .. -onlJ .. that the -... dliJn • martup eecb lime I b t ownerlhlp~ COM!1181110N ollJdail said 311 perceol ol the lumber ...... ponies with 8lllJllll -••• ceed1ng '5 mllllon ..... guilty of IUCh l11epJ pradlc<o. ' ' lo • • ' :i; ••• .... . . Finance Briefs ·~Ce•..enle• HOUSTON -El Pa10 Ntlllnl Ga Co. haa llJtd an appllcallon with the - -Oommill1oll ... •t . ...,.Uto-tbewuldl ilrstC01111Wdalcompluto -coal 1Dto • .,,.-.... Howard lloyd, cba1rman of the board, Ilk! the tm million oomplex w1ll b • localed in northwest New Mellco. 'l1le El Pao complex II McDonnell's DCl.O Series Delivered Magnetic Train Gets First Test 'Flight' LONG BEACH (AP) -Four ~-~ aa;opled deli>ery of the lint McDcanell DCIO Serles 311 JntaCG!tlnelltal -ranee lnlllparta. Tht ccriors -Kl.II Royal Dutdl ~ ......... vlan -llyatem, -and Ul'A J'rencll Alr!IMI -mt DMtMen ol. u. JtSSU lftlUP. 1!'b have 111-' firm onlen ol the wlde<abla bijei., pllll opllonl for 12. KUC and -ea91 ac-cepted dellviry of ... of !he ~ Other dellvmel w1ll made laW' . Tbt DCIO Seri,. 311 plane bu a .. ,_ capacity ol -:ISO and 380, depeo. dtnl .. cabin COllfllurll1on . Carnation Up l\IENLO PARK (AP) -An ezperlmental vehicle I h a t would not touch the ground and travel at 380 mllOI an hoUr II being developed by llCleftllltl atSlanlmlReaelrdi lmt1lule. II could lead 1n a futurlollc tranlportatlon ll)'llml, they 1113'. ..t.i.-~~~~ alMiat .. feel On • ~ lq lal tract 1111 -· Howard Colley, project -· Aid the feol -II three feel wide, II feet kJaC and and wefcbll 6,000 poundo. Developed under a •120,000 coatract with the P'edenl RlllMad Admlolstratlon, 1be veblde meo dlilled mqneto to 11ft It as high u -foot oll a1um1num guide stripl. tramportallon from a p • • d limlll lmpooed by -.. comenllonll blgh-1peed gr'ound veblclea by ooalacl betw... wbeell and the guldew131 or tract. OOW&Y llAID the -1blll- IJ of -II., llllCh a lyatati between 01toa and W~ D.C., II be1nc tx· ·-lood, bol not -- ,bu --"JIMfeVer," be aid, "I doll1 -.,,, major banlen to ....VucUna a full ...ie system.,, He l&id ICleDtllts hope to bulld • fu11.a1zed, 50,000 pound -by 1171. 'l1le vohlcle II levllatod by tbe force of. magnetic repolllon and ii It drifta to ... aide. a It WOlld en a emve, the """'""'' ........, ,..,,.. .. that side become ........ fd&lllg it -1n • ...u centered paelllon. ; LOS ANGELES -Carnation ; Co. A)'l 111 sales and wnlnp l ..... jumped sharply during ; !he tll1id quarter, beUerlq ; lut year'• figures in both ~ cateemes. ~ 'lbe L o s Angelet-bued , di+aatfted dair)' company aald ·: Jt had ~ eamlnp THE -CONCEPT, magnetic levillUon, II li1ent and does not emit pollutlnll, Coffey said. "nlls Js a real mllestooe," he IOld In an lntorvlew. "It II ~m,• netlcally levltatod u 1 I n I mqnm In lbll country and I lbtnk tt bu quite a lot to offer." of •U.06 mlDlloo or •1.1 a 'share. lie oald the mqnet1cal1y levltal<d l)'llem ls &etng ... amlned, but no comm1tmenl • t : ' • I ' ' The Partnerahlp will be formed for thf!,,i>urpose of developmc and holding for inveebneJ)t the AMERICAN& KARINA HOTEL, & 384-room hlrh·riM>·hotel, to be operated under a lllanall""Ollt Con· tract by FLAGSHIP INTERNATIONAL, INC., a wbolly-owned 1ub- 1idiary.of American 4irllnes, Inc. American Airlines, Inc. and Fla.r· ship International, Inc. do not 1pon10r or endone thla Ofterlnr, and except to the e'Xtent deocribed In the. Offer!nr Cln:ular, are not con- nected with thll Offerlnr or the Partnership. ·r-s;;.n;s~-;r. 1liilRki~---~---1 · 1MOOl.POkA1BD I I lftmbfrw Nf!WYoric. Amf'rlcan,KidwtatA Pacific CoMt 9tockExWnctt I 112() Newport C..l<r Drlvo, Suite 730, N .. 'l>Orl B<Odl, CA. (714) 640-1460 I p,.... """ i1'/....,..t!°" -...;., ;o.r I A!RPQRT BOTSL PROPB_RTIBS •I'""* lo: Name 'il"!' ......... -.. ___ _ ~~-------:~i. ~ -~---' .. . .. l :'i-. ,-• .. . ' . . ' ,,.. -... . ., . . OAJLY PILOT Jf Betblehe1n Steel Tell s P1·ice Hik e Pl'M'SBURGH. Pa. (AP\ - Belhlehern Steel. the netion's stcond largest producer ul steel, has an.noon~ price in· creases on a broad range W if5ifiiCts Used in the coo- s truction, o~tomotlve and ·dustries. machinery, conblner in· i The hikes, most or which become effective Jan. I, rollO\V s~ilar price increases an- nounced l".!t Friday by U S. steel, the ni.tion's biggest s&eel producer, and cover more than half Bethlehem's pro- ducts line . • The incrtases range from $6 to $25 a ton and include steel shapes. piling, plates, rails. bars, rods, and tubular steel products. The company said the biggest of the increases, $25 a ton for one type o( shaped stee: and for carbon steel bars. were restorations oC cuts made earlier this year. The hikes .e:enerally rollowed the pattern set by U.S. Steel. industry sources said. U.S. Steel said that its increases would raise its basic price list 2.7 perc~nt, but refused to say Flower1. Ple11h. Unu1uel 111 bu•ine11 qifh7 Y11. Me1ni119ful, p1r1011el ind imaqinafi,.e7 Al10, ye1. For 1oflleone'1 home"' well 1 1 offic17 Aqairi, Yet. E.tsy tci deli,.er7 Ye1 ju1t cell "' al 947.9614 ,.nd we'll do the re1I. 17731 BEACH BLVD. ----- ORDER ' YOURS TODAY! Persottaliled • G:,.., u1 • li1I cif vour 1p1ciel peci,)11 ind 1elect th1 flower• end pl111h. You qi"• yo11r cli1nh lre1h ideo1 eU y11r, why 1!ow dow" now. DELICIOUS DRIED FRUIT Tile lrlnd C1tff1r11;.•1 lllllOVI !Or. mlVftl Wllttlllg, l11tt 1emp11"t, Ol1'e 1111 hl1<1 b~t• E~ll I tn .. I tMy WOii'! for- ~el. R1111111bly ,..-icl'cl, 11111>· D•"I lllCIU<ltd. PH ONE 847- 9614 1000 ~ft Beautiful l"f.t ' ' i,-~ Stic:k·on LABELS \ -- St ylish • Efficient Order For Yourself or • Friend M•y be u1ed on envelope' es return address l.O.ls. Also ver:y handy as identi fication labels for merkinq personal items such as boo~s. records, photos. etc. Labels stick on glass end may be used for m•r~inq home cinned focd items. All l•bels are prin-ted with stylish Vo9ue type on fin• quelity whitt' tummed p•p•r. •• 11 •' . ' .. • 1 • -. .. ' .OVER THE COUNTER NASO Ll111..,. '°'Tuesday, No-21, 19n MU TUAL • • ' • • . . . . '" . .. ·, November , 1972 ' TuesdaY,'s Clos~ Prices-Wmplete New York Stock Exchange List Another set · On Wall . Street NEW YORK (AP) -The 11oc1c msbl c!Olld hllher Tuoedly, fueled by ooin. fatwilile oc!onomlo re~, pulhlng Ille Dow JODM lllduatrlll nerage 'to ~OUter blib· • Trading WU fairly brisk, and aome •Ir 0 D g !>IO<k activity WU evldonl. ' . Broten ll1d inffltors drew ~men · from news that the rlM. ID uv1na COila·iliir!Ds Oct .. · ber wu amaUer thu ID Seplieinller and that mu· · tut1fund nef redempllom !lat' month allowed an · lmprov11111eDt over the~' nth. "Tbe market's to off below the 1,0j)O.matk on the Dow encouraging to oome peo- ple/' llld &bert Johnson, analyst at Paine, Web- : . ber, JldtlOll " Cllfllt. . {· ' ····-·····---,,• • Ii 'i I • .. ..--..-. . . s DAILY PILOT l . ' ' • • I •• --. -• -...... .. ~-~= :, . • •'I j DAILY PIL.Of . . -W«lfMSdlor, N-22. 1972 1 ,, ., • ' •' ' -. . . . ·' . . . ::C• .~ •I .. -:' • !: . :.:~ • . • :· • . . :-=~ .·, •: I • . . . . :; . . BRAND NEW 1912 FORD COURIER • 1600CC. engine .. Chrome front Bumper, Tool Kit, .Whit lfWOIMirel -(SGTAMC191.38) .' .FULL PRICE $2094 Pl1111s Tax & License IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW 1973 PINTO . Americo's popular small economy car. Fun · focl ory equipment, Cal ifornia Emission TORINO Sysfem. • FULL-PRICE I IH?OI HAIDTOP •Cn1i11-0°M•tic,. piish bvtto'll -r•clio, tinted gl•M, wftihi .. 1c1., w.•11 tirt.1, 1tc. ~1894 Plus·Dtdler,Prtpar•tio• Chories & Ti.1 i licnst ORDER-YOURS TODAY ,._ Ta I LlcftM , ORDER YOURS TODAY , ...... , ............. ,.11 C1tl1 rri(t h J2t16.Jt imc:I. T11t & l ie. DtfwrM ,.., ... , ,,k, h $J61S.M 1 hwt Tia. i.t.A1t 114 lk~1111 • .l-11 r wc .. t.,1l.te11 lt.tl , 16s :ldu" . " ' . STATlq,N-WAGON. VI , po w 1 r 1t11rirtt~r•cUo, h1.ater •. fNIZ 109} ' . '70· MAVERICK _ . -$' 2 0..-. Oelu;o ,,;,;,,; ood "'"''"·,. · 1.3· ~·7 dio, heater. white wolls. (Z\~b49) ·. . I , l · ' ·-·· ~. '69 FORD tril> · . -·_ . . . . . ' . ' '°""'" ~,;,, Woll°'!, V•8, "''° ~o~s. s'.t CJ. 6'6 rodio, heotei. wwer ,st~irig, foci. air, • ' luggoge rock. (Y08461) ' ' ' . ' . '71 MUS'f'at1• '... . . $2395· Rodio, heat,r. ooto. Irons. OriginGI 1 · · · owrttr~ local cor~ (36 lCPC) · · , .. ' '7 i DATSUN .·: ...... $.1··1.· -77· .. 1p1ed\ rod ia, hea11r. . . ! , ' . - '68 .Chev.iSuP.r ~ol"I ., "72'PiNTO 2 DR: ', ~ VI, •11toftletic tre111., f~ct~ eir, $1277 : . . : $i· 27' z· pow•r 1teed119, r•dio, he1t1r, vinyl . · -R. odio ond heater, deluxe trim (357~ ,.1 ..• ,-=! •• • • ,•, ro:of, ·~11cket 111tJ, IWXN 9511 ---!""'----------... -"! . •I • • •, "' ·~. • ' •I'!~ '71' MARK:lv . ~la vw Con~nenlol. .Full power, vin.yl roof, AM.~M . S AV E stereo. (3~60PA) · '69 PLYMOUTH . $163'3 Sport SubtJrbon. V-8, outo trans., radio, heoter, power steering, ftict air (RA'20n . • , . '68 MUSTANG VI, liwto1n1tic tr•n1., fectory eir, s15-. 7_ 7 power 1te1·ring, t•dio, heifer, vinyl roof. (WOK 090) , '71 MERCURY Colony Pork Station W0900, 9 pos~riger. $4177° V-8, 0010. tron1., rodio, heater, pwr, 1tr.. . , foctory oir (28804) . . . . . . ' . '88YW . . /-, .. 4-~ed,:rodio, heottr (42345) • • .. •• ( . .. _..,_ . . . . . . Ro.dlo, heater (W\8256)' • ._ ' ·;: I • . ~~677 -~ _ · 1• • . ,..,. ' : If· '71 PfNTO Runa out -~ ". I ~ , ' ' ; • -": .. ' • :. ' ' ' (. " -Auto. ~"'-'n>do; ht01.-,.de1, .. trim. $16' t17· " (46Sn~ ' · · I. " ' • ' " i . ' . . . ·, ' .. '69 FORD ··~··ti••··· .::.: 'van. Au1o .. trjk'IS., radio & heater $1. a: 5; .. (984878) • ' • ' . . '69 VOLKSWAGEN: -. Camper. Rodia & heater. (448AGfl · $]477 ·ri9'JEEPSTEir .: .-: .... • ' . . C~q. ~ w.tiel!{ dr{v1 (V~738) ' .-51066 . ' ( ~ . . , I • • ·.,.$RAMBLER ;. .": ; ' . . .· -.. \ '3-.7., 020..-,Ro_il~i hta!Of,: ' • ., . ; ', , ,~ (RHR~~),. • · r i°. • ""·· ,.,.. ~ ••. • ; ;~ea'.CA~ARO ·. : ~. i.:' : .. ' . .. . $·12·77 . . , . • ' ., ' ' t , '$tic~ s~lft: fo~tary oir.,rodid, h.t1ater: .r : ' ' ; · . ('/ZZ775¥ . ' • . • ' • . ~ • • • • j FORD . ' . I I ' -- • ·"DOH."T P'AY • ~QlfSUl.A: Pol~ ''l1G .LANDLORD'' , · ! ; FAMllY HoME-· A HAPPY 'WIFE ' r ' ' • • · New-~ ctiom.;t wa!kl!tl dlotance, to Ocean n.et~~ _ ~ ' ~ the honie Pay ,YOU?'Stlf ttpe fttJ. it'1\lfke' a Uvlnp accouht and ~.Be~·· A spaclaus 2500 sq. ft, family ai....,Jia;::an~a~~da~ted wife. -~ta lQMI But 'bave·\'the eaq lite tn this hoihe..with'~-~ 'bedrooms., 1ncluding a huge eJ& conveQient famil)'~ kltcben, 4 large prtde · ol ~ 2 ~ • Condo neer the master' 1\lite with" Qcean V1ew and Sun Deck. ~nis, family ~· wvined by a brick,fboe. be&ch With. prWate pools Md '1arge rttrfttkm F~_,Jtoom, Sheltered Patio, Big ~untry Kit- • ' .....i: ••r: IUV'of 847.eblO. chen and a well done "no care,. &iti'o-turf front ~ Pri~~ at ....,,..,.,,.,. • · ~· room. Just $1100. down and $230.00 per month, lawn. ~ell . the lawn mOf.·er and go 18.lling. PITI. 646-7171. ,._ ~.500-""1J 613-8550 . - IF I COULD WO!ILD YOU? .. .. " -, " ' , . ., .... .,.. wEsfeLIFF AREA- . • $39~950-LARGl 1u-.us. ROOM-POOL ' ' \ : . ' . JU1t ~\to tell the story about this' Newport Beach home, an ezcit&a pooJlkSe atmool>hero U..t flows thn>uglo the large . ruP1wf 1"00Ch wi&littNplace ani:I' step down '••et Mr. Bak 3 bedrooms. Cal116t5-h71 .. . ' -''~ ) j ~ --, . ASs.-1: 6o/o ~A J,.,OAN . Nice ·3 betl:oom, family ·Ind -~ room. • Very neat")abrne'. cloiee'to'ichodls and ibOp- ~., •Autafnatlc garage door, sprinklers, patJo"wlth-tBQ. Only $2'7,9!!0. Call 646-7171. ' 'if . ' . . -, 4 IE~OOM .:;:. 2 STORY . ':AisUME::& '.s'A.VE ' Exciting two-atory~"'With alli fOur· bedrooms Ui:e~ Walk one block to park, tenq{i courts &nd pqol. Ass~e VA loan with..,totll rrionthly ~ents of $253 PITL ·~klni $38,000. can..546-2313 to see. . . ~ ... •.:· J '" , -EXCWSIYE LISTiNG ~-A ;~~ ~.II +POOL If you're 'i&.te'"teci Jn Ii lpge home, beau- tiful awimm.ing pdol .pd pretty street in 'Mesa Venje, pleue• can aboUt thls one. Huge, 1t~own " f~~. n;><>m' with pre. place, and wet bar, formial jdining room, 3 baths. l'rlcO, $64,900. Phone 546-2313 tor appointment If I Could 1h~w you 'this ·4 bedroom, 2 be.lb home with-a-belutlfUl ··Spaplsh firep~ _in-a.......11.ra:e I.;;~ living room' for onlY "$2500 casfi out of pocket. Woula you caU me .. toc:la¥ for an appointment? 842-2535. Call nO\\'. ' ,, ~ ~· ' ' ..... . • ·----.. • 1 • "" • '1 ~IE, . 4 "UNIYJ 10•1o DOWN · ' . ' . ' . . ·FOUND! " ~ . -· A tre&sure chest!·I ha the 1cey ·to un10Ck . ttlil oulltariding13 bedrooa1, 2 story home. The bonus room ia: grd.f' for,,.&ll types of entertalnmenL U you tfke that outdoor . type of. living, the covftoed ahd enclosed patio will be great tor"'i)'OU: call NOW 842-2535. Price $37,!!00. ---. - ~. , I ! • ,SMILE '"' ' Here's &, home that 'LI' bound to be a real famUY pleasure. T'his ;home--offers 3 ~ rootris, spaclous Uvlrigj ~ldtcben with all the built-ins. Excdlent..atarter hOme for .• Only $U.950. ".811 noW '842-2535. THROW AWAYYdUR , ·P~PER! THI$ IS , ITl Here la ·a hOney of, a house! One story 4 bedroom home .• Large. llvfnr room, ·all elec-tric' 'kitchen with ~amuy.,. 'area. Complete prtvlcy in rear yard. Thls home Is located in a tract of $50,000 homes. A r&ust to ·see ~ al only $34,2!!0. 847-60l0. , • ' • • DAILY I'll.OT • ... .• . ... .. GET . . . RENT.,RUT , "'• r II, Buy this modem ~me a's : ea,sy ~ renting and much more rewardi~. Large u'4ns ;OOm - familf area, built-In breakfast bal;,. 1n 'kitchen. separate ·den. Patio. Thill 3 ~ ~ with 1% baths can 1* yours for only $25,~ 847-6010. . ' -DESIGNED FPR THE . DISCERNING Outatandlng 4 bedroom 2 bath home with large screened. in patio room, plus covered J patio. Th.ls'h~ ia located in choice Hunt- ingtOn ~l!Ch area. ~ by homes priced utD> $50,oo:>. This o~ ls a bargain at $34,250. can 847-6010. - THE 'PERFE.CT REMJDY FOjl GROWING _ PAINS! Need 4 bedrooms'!' This one ls the perfect tamllY·'bomo. Has ,extta lor&e clinlll&.n>?'~ plus huge custom built tamlly. room 'fV'th ::e=·~ ~~~!~A~~,;,--won~t . la.st. Cf.Ill today fo~ appointment '.ti:> see. 84 o. ~\r \ -':-~ · ~ • ~ 'DILMJHrPOUr.io:. .• HARBOR VIEW HO~E f MONACO MODEL Immaculate 2 ~ de?J, tlrtplace on large corner lot. Garoen kitchen · "4th breakfast 1.1'8 and aelt<l.mng o:ven. CIOse to pools and recreation. Present'.ed ' at $52,500. Phoile-673-8550 today. t WOULD YOU IEUEVE? • , OCEAN VIEW ..,' FROM COSTA MESA Thafs really true! A custom built 4 bed- room Wome for only $56.000. Other bonus features include large famlly room, 21$ baths, formal dining room, built-In stereo. self-cleaning oven, room for a boat or camper storage. Compare this one f()[' value by callli'lg 673-8550. CHOICE . CORNER IN CORONA DEL MAR !Property like this one is difficult to find anymore on bcautilul tree-IJned Begonia Ave. $57,500 will buy an unUBually nice· 2 bedroom home with an apartment for In- come. New carpet and 'wood fJ8neUng with a cozy oorner fireplace-combine to pro- duce'· that intimate atmosphere that so typifies our Corona del Mar community. Only your personal inspect.Ion will suffice to fully reveal this value. 673-8550. ' SOME PEOPLE HAVE IT SOME PEOPLE DON'T Some peotile have the ability to recognize a retl goqd value when buying a home. Othen want to be shown. This lovely home featilrts a larp kitchen v.ith family area, 4 bedrooms, 1 "-baths.· Beautitully decorated throu&bou~ tor orily $32,~. 847-6010. ' SHORECUFF SELECTION r,OF THE SEASON - Tree llned streeta. Key to private beldt, a born@ that ls loaded with charm. Lots ot wood and used bri~, two fireplaces (one In kitchen) - Deep PILE CARPETING AND many other beau· Uful Items. This home was completely ri!modeled this year. Only $79,900 and you oWn the land. CeJ! 6~3-8550 to see ,th~ 3 ~ .. oom. 2 bl!h h~. HO~SE 'FOR A SUCCESSFUL MAN Att you loo»ttng for a sut.tatitial tiome! ~ stately 3 bedroom home Is situated only QI¥''' mile from the ocean. Thia lovcly family horfte! features a formal dining room. cathedral cell- lnp, 1Palos Verde fireplace, thick 1hag carpets, and joeeullfW willpa~ Ud you muat tee' the ~landlc.aping. Price orily '41,250. Call now 842-2535. . PARM HUNTINGTON ' 5 IR.+ FR +, DEN $56,850 for $52, 950 Yes. the caption Is right! If you bought this beautiful home your cost would be ~.850. ~ er aulgned to Northern Calif. and must tell. Ideal for large famU'y, with 2600 sq. ft .. on quiet cul-Oe-aac. Full price $52.950. Please pbODt -546-2313. JNVaTJIENTS.. 27'0,Ha ........... 201 .... c:.loi .... -uoo ,, --~ .. • • f 'l I • ! 4 • • ! ' • • • ' ' l • I ~1.&JMBLEWEED$ P'· " ' " .. I, ... ,, " i.r, , !·.· ,l• '• . . . ,, MUTT AND JEFF YEii , SUi CAN'T '>t>ll s"ve TIE CELERY R:>RTllll. COMMER.CUILS'{ <l·flGMENTS ., , f; " 'I , I ! .. O• . . ..-:;a·. lDDAY'S CIDSSIOID ·nzZLI , ACROSS J: \ M1m11'1 mite . ·,.,.5 Citric - 9' Lacking gu~e 14 Ofth1 USA n1-5 Alone: Prefix 16 Fhndlke fiber ,JJ_..W1nder ,8 Uncert1fn ....2Q... Commotion ~ .fli11er of ' Scotland 22 St1r-sh11ped '.23 Sw1gg1t •25 81rr1n ~v Svri•'• : · neighbor: •' Var. 29 French •• summer ·IJ3o. Put on cargo 34 Do wrOl'lg ~Gem ~-ftbric 39 Timber- , h'ndling !..• 9quipment: 2 .. "';words ic.2 Cto11 by: I"'' ~Di1t, •3 One getting . "' •oft Requn1 "41i'ilep1r1ti "'6<otMunt -41 ··-~~ intur1nce 49 Stapl9 lood 51 Ac11 54 SmallbNrd 58 Clo1k: Inform~ 60 St1teof 1gi11tlon 61 MiNf1bl9 exiltmce:2 ...... 83 Roman n5ed 84 A~ d'rurni: u • M African pllnt 66 Burm ... native. 67 CGS units 68 WMtl p1rt: 'Brifl1h es Spl11ov.r DOWN 1 Aun1 2 "lt'•. -- qu11tlon" 3 E•act look· 1lik1: 2 word• 4Tommv-: 1927 U.S. Op1" Chimp 6 In the midst of e lc1cr11m concoction• 7 In unHttlld m1nner 8 F.m1ll dter 9 Frolic 10 Viole"t _,. I Yntenl•y'1 Puril• Solved; 11 MtMln title 37 B• of one 12 Actrttl--mind N11di 38 P1rticle 13 Ship 1ection 19 Get 1long 24 South All'Hlricl!'I m1mm11 40 Ch1nnel 41 While: Prefht 46 U11 remain· ingp1rt 48 L1cquer lngrfdiefttl 28 School 49 D•nett1 • tel'tbook ISO At1guith 28 Know : Scot. 52 San-· .> ... 30 G1rllnd C11ifom lf 31 Servingto 53 Longnerrow 1dom· 11rlp 32 Growt Old 54 Hippy 33 N8W191P9f' 55 Unctuou1 wction 66 River of 34 Hit In C4lf\lln England w1y !7 Fetigu1 35 lt!Mdof 59 Minh Scotland e2 Chapeau .'t • , • ' by Tom K. Ryan ---,,.HAS GONE' FAST. HASN'T rf? .. by Al Smith 114ATS THE SAME GUY Wl-10 5"(l" IN FRONT OF llS L"STWEEK! by Dale Hale -- SALLY BANANAS GORDO ANIMAL CRACKERS ""'° ICllOill1 llO!Xl• :t R!WJ< lll1IOY BEW!a'JelClllQ Of' ee~cTS / ... L'M ~ l.OO<q f- 'latl/ P1W Of us «T lO IJ!,lilll 'llCIR 11/o!!K I~ ~ lilClN>l "1.it; IJit.a •• I ' I I DAILY PtLDT liy G• Anlola I I l b)I~ i;y. ROg.r lal11 PEANUTS ' by Charles M. Schall ..------....;., JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH , l"'M AN J\Qt.1~1<11.j,, MISSP!ACM, ANO F~ANCIN6 IS A CAP~ICOJ::N ! ill'THUI< ~ H8 -·llQKN A ,'TAl.jlft6, lll4T 111" AN 'l.«J.'I llM CCNVlln'll' "It> ~' A~l"HLllt, HOW COUW""'4 PO~SllJ~V "" 1"HA1"? --:7" by Mell "· •• we ltl)'ed •* u Amerteaa W wD •c1l11t Amerttuloodud-.nim!an...-...... TV programs were die same aa we ... Mn -wt ~ -~· . DENNIS 'l'HE MENACE "'P-fi'' ... .,., u.~2 I •• J . l')a.,. v :._ _____ ...J •<=---=--------' i.:::.-=.------------~".:·11:..:"'="~'"'::i:':".:':=!r:••:.i 'm 'lOIR &SINiSS 1• • •r· ..... ...,. • ~,.: . • • • . , I I • •• I I' • " i - ' "' '• ~ • - • I t ' " ' <. JI PILOT-ADVERTISER . . . . -- -. • .. "I ~ • • ' t I • .. ' DAI .LY . Pll <)I • • • • t •• ' . ••• t • • • • . . ' ,. ' DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Sell • E~eryone Hes Something That Someone Else Wants 'The a;ggeet Marketplace on the Orange Coast-Oial 642-5678 for Fast Results ' _..... 11~11 _,,, .. j•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~G~.,~..,~·~~~~~~.J!Gene~~r!al~~._~~·l~Geo~.,..;;;:~~;,;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;~G~~;n.r:~a~l";,;;;;,;;;,;;;;,;;;,;;;l ~G~a;""';;·a~l,;,;;,;;;;,;;;,;;;;,;;~Geo~-=..,~~~;,;;,;,;;,;;;;,;;;; Genar~ I iiiii6iiiiiii26iiiiiiiffiiiiii8i5•1 ~ I • A~tO&f I ~-SM/ti, ~•aams REALTORS 2128 EABI' COilST HIGHWAY CORONA DE. lllM,CAUI'. JJnJa .!).,fe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 53 Linda hlo Driva DREAM " : '· A PERFECT THANKSGIVING DINNER µi Baycrest -Warm (cdzy) tones of autumn ·(winter)· emanate throughout -thill Unique three bedroonl home on Sandalwood Drive. The mood centers around floor to ceiling rock fireplaces, scrumptious apricot color carpeting and the Immaculate pride of own· enlllp· condition. P r o u d 1 y presented at $78,900. 644·7270 OUR THANKS TO YOU Elegant 5 bdrm., 41'. baths; on lagoon. New carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden & large slip ................... $212,000 ... wW dtue aOO ~81 even t6e "fussiest" .. ' ol buyers. You'll flnd ' bil; bedmHm: and an eixcmciua family -room wttb open beams, tic:xahelvea, and even a CARPETED WIN- DOW SEAT! Cuatom carpets and. drapes thruout. f"ini.shlfJK' tooche8 include decorator wa lJ oa per s . "rough board" paneling and lots ot mirrors. It's "ONE ' OF A KIND" at only $35,500. ONLY LIST E 01 ONE WEEK. 1· e...t 11111119'11 HOMD OP NIWPOIT llACH '4\.ute AU...N ... C....i U~l()Uf tl()Ml:S REAL EU-ATE Gon.ral * * * * * * . TAYLOR CO. THE BLUFFS ' " *··· NATURE WHISPERS _ .. All .QLR~at .. ~!_& B.ea£!1 Realty )"Jsh to ex- . press our sincere thanU toO\u' many·wents who have made this year most memorable. May you all enjoy Thanksgiving & join with us in our prayers for peace for the coming year. The area's top professionals are at· your service .• -al Ne.wport-Outstandlng WITH THIS VIEW For Complete Information ~On All Ho.,,.. & Loh, PloHo Call: BIU GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayaido Dr., Suito 1, N.B. 67U161 COAft " • ':1 ,;Go;,...,.;;,,;;a,;J;;,;;;;,;;;,;;;;,;;,;,;~j ;Gon;;;;;o~r~al;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;;,;;~1 WALLACt REALTOR~ Macnab -Irvine Realty Compon_y • FIRST HOME? Here's the grand way to begin with a Real Charmer. Located cklse to park & acboola, newly painted, love- ly cuyeta &. dn!.pes. OJa. tom 18.ndscaping &. brick· work, all enhance 'ti.ls 3 Bf'~. 2 bath home. No down pa)'ment for veterans . ONLY $27,500. Joyce F..alund 6GG35 (P'll) Macnab -Irvine HOUSE + DUPLEX _ _,,5414'-c41·41-: EASTSJOE (Opon Evonlnt1~ ' COSTA MESA I'!!!! $20,000 I• U bell bl b I , N...... CHOOSE YOUR '.'\ : n eva e u •true. ....."s FUTURE HOM°""• work, but where else can .._,'. , you find a 2 bednn home 5 BR. two-atoey •;fJI. plus 2 bachelor units for on-Spygiass. $1Z!,WO. • ly $21,000'! S ound in-4 fs&, pool, Kl'• • terestftlg! PH. Ior com plete yorvbarbor view~ $85 ,. ! details. 4 Htt, garden courty ~ p:. 546-58*) Open Evt?g VW?W. $74,flOO • . 4 BR. "Sandpiper" •• ,"'l" new. $'19,900. /., HERITAGE REALTORS La.Vera Burns -· - COU>WEU., BANKER Realton S44-2UI, ~IX '· Popular "E" plan in choice end location with terrific view overlooking park. 3 lldrms, lam rm & 212 baths. Private entry courtyard. New paint & carpeting. New paneling In fam· ily rm. Lge rooms. Terrific buy at ,58,000. I I If you enjoy viewing the harbor and ocean, !hill is the place for you. 3 ·Bedroom. 2 bath plus 2 fireplaces and a builtin Kitchen. Beau- tiful manicured landscaping . . . . . $64,950. * Harbor View Home, offering all the refine- ments that make a happy family! 4 Lge. bdrms., 3 baths, lush carpeting & drapes, family rm. w/brlck fireplace, paneled In choice wood & a wet bar. Profess. W>d· scape design. See this house soon -offered at $74,900 Including the land! College Park Beauty This large Mesa model home, lying behind a courtyard & wrought iron gate, has 4 bdrms. & a den, completely remodeled kitchen . On lush, lndscpd. grounds. If is squeeky clean, ready to move into. Offered at $39,500. .. """'"""'""'"""'"""'~~~ 550 Newport Center Of. 1 ••:••~12:35:_..!!!!!',,.::u:• :12:.08 BEST ADDRESS!!! 1 .... -=~=!!!!!\!'° I• HOUSE HUNTING? LARGE FAMILY HOME $38,500 Rambling -WestclW 3 bed., 2 bath on ma.rtlcured comer lot. Plush c.arpetl, drapes, builtlns, dlning room - private yard with heated pool! Priced by ~ager owner at $00,950 -SUbmit your Here it ia, Absolute... l beauWul 3 bedroom, 2 ~ home only 3 yrs. old. It· a very roomy built : r lutchen; upgraded • ~ ''Our 27th Ye•r'' ' Immaculate condition with 4 spacious bedroomA, all elec· tric bulltin kit c h en , di6hwuher, family room with _glamorous fireplace. Sun coated windows. Room Ior boat or trailer. Spri.nkien front & rear. Prestige Costa M e a a location. Bd:: 540-l'ta>. and drapea, Wge 2 garage, quiet cu1-dNac 'J'hia home is really l:pO ..,,,.. -128,50 MAKE OF1''ER -8 DON'T MISS IT. call Carpet, Realtors 546-8640 : WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Terms!! ras 2111 San "-In Hiii• RNd ~-Nl!WPORT Cl!NTIR, N.B. 6+M910 ~-· CORBIN-MARTIN • I ·• Genaral ~ ~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;:; ' 4 8R NEAR REALTORS 644-7662 GORGEOUS 3 PAINT N' POLISH!!! · OC~N $25,500 Re•lty Company O $29,950 Haro to llnd! Flxe< up"" Soper aharp South Shores HARBOR VIEW cean, Genei1I Gener•I Beautifully u pgrad e d 3 triplex! Prime locat.,~ · • home localed near achoola~ 1~=tc19-,;:;;;--1 j~~~~~~~iiiiii 1 ~;~~~~~~~ bedrm.,2blllhhomelocatcd make money here! Aslcllli I shoP8 and ocean. Immacu-CARMEL Duplex I 1 09 Ac.res 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa In excellent area of Costa $4.1,000 -tcnm or traaeT~ late in1kJe and out Beaut· Here's a home of apprecia· • • • • -EASTSIDE-·--------•! Mesa, new tile kitchen, ilull --•~ boo"" -m Hon. The llCC<!nt is on qua!· Watch the SUNSETS from your SUNDECK • Gu-t Home ,. ·~··· 1~ •·-"·· j can 'l.."4ii.-~"." ~;;-"' ity & value. Featuring "" Immaculate duplex, all newly rerurbished: •• SPECIAL SOMETHING ~ .:;: ~ ha';;'cl,;:;i • studio to ••It "°"' !amity brick exterior, .tep-OOwo 2 tiedroom up~er and 1 bedroom lower. Right Custom • Tennis '!WO SEPARATE HOMES -SPECIAL pqlmait" "°"' used brick ~ needs. Boat door in garage. LR, fonnal DR, casual I: CUSI'OM built 4 bedroom 5 on a ~' lot 66' x 210'. ~ '!' ~ace and spacious built· This new 1~ is in nlOve-dramatic FR with cathedral on the 580 Y beach, BEST RENTAL bath estate. Plus .~ l-HO~ l6fh P!au:e, .. A big family home ~. "!e' .irt'.kitchen. Yard bu tree:a in coodltiOn. $1,300. down celllnrt. garden kitchan. 3" AREA'""· .. '........................ $110,000. large IE!cluded guest Mme. THE OTHER _ Iaoes Ulth gr'O\\'ing famil,y, 4 ~ blll!I P.lent)' of room for the 1 ,,;,;.,..;;;;;,;;;;,;;;:;;:;;;;+ wW handle. Blt'a & 2 baths. Dreem lo-* Lcmg Winding drive-behind Street, C.J\I. call fDr details bedrooms, 2 baths & family kidl to play. Don't mm It /• cation for family tun near wrought iron gates. TenniJ how to buy. room, located on cul«-s&c priced al S2;9,1f,O. Red · WEST BA y .,.. • COATS pad< & comm..Uty pool. In· AUS IN S GO rourt all encloted • OWNER $54 500 .....,., Just a block Imm carpet, Reolton 54&-8640. with pier & allp a dudes the land at ONLY T -MITH, RMAN & ASSOCIAT~S I s UQUIDAn:NG! Ex-1 • elementary achoo!. New 5"!. ON. OR $1397. Finest corner 42. lot. l WALLA(. $55,900, Joyce Edlund 644-7270 ecutive& bargain _ talie ad-carpets & drapes. FuD price 642-8235. (P31} r-=--=--a'°l------.,.--...,.------1 van•......... Act tod"-"! Call New-rt $34,950 with VA terms tor thl11 great Eastslde 3 BR home &. gst. suite off g UAL TORS----------1 C....,.•I ~ _,, ...-· available 2 BA, bl tins, tirpl, hardwood Land value is $168, n....-E--'-s -'"=;:;;;;:;;:;;::;;;;::;;;,j •t can 541r1151 ()pen Evn firs, double gar, new shag Greet value for $1119, ¥J-• ---• NAME YOUR • crptg &: paint. $27,950. k.ugene Vrecland. I i..,,,.,• ... .,tu ... 4"'45"'14 ... • ... ~ I 'ta:;.a;u:.., ... ,,,,;6'4::'*:\ Fairview CAl:L ANYTIME ~to~~~=o ,. 1• PRICE! 646-1111 '46-3921 or E ... ~" 550 Nowport Ceme< DI". Professionally •VINE CQYE 5o1o DOWN flilM'/lBeoumv""E"R''s (anytlmo} ,..,,...,. ___ ...,.,. Z d P . THAT'S rid\t! NEW CLOSE I= one roperty $230 By Owner otrr SALE! 1.Dvely corner GUIDE ~ Great troniage on w.,.... ,000 OcHn Vlow lot-Marina v;.., .. No. Bdnns ........ 3 "'4 HERE'S A REAL PRJY A TE BAY SHORE Did t' Ave. just West of Beach Obomesne °' lnlhe most desirable Parle! Cozy 2 bedroom ./ Family Rm ••••.•. Large TURKEY H , Blvd. in Huntington Beach. California. 1ii Acre home. FORMAL DINING ./ Dining Rm .•••• , FolV!al $43 ·950 Ontu COMMUNITY OME · l't This property , ap... ·paradise grounds with pool ROOM. Cement driveway . ./No. sq. ft. •••••.•.•. 2f00 • ~ G LIDO ISLE Spacious rooms • n en proximately 40 518 aq. 'ft. is and one of the~ beau!~ Prioed at low, low $33.000! ./ Swim. pool • , .• , htd/fitd. q~t~ it needs work but ~21 UVIN Re•son•bty Prleed private beach. 3 BR" 1im prime for medical center.' •fully landtcaped grounds But •MAKE OFFER and ./ Mt. & Bay vu ••••.• X1nt its. m !l prlvate, secludal With Putting Green & 1. New-liltine: 3 BR. on maculate ho m e '!_~!!-L Price $150,000 and owner ~·ve ever seen. Huge 50l> BUY FOR LESS! Terms to ./ Price Range ..•... residential comm~ty that Waz:lers. 35• Lot. Beama, ~ u~':~ nn. ~ will conilider exchange tar aq, ft home with S bedroom• almost. ev1!ryone. 5% down $50,000 to $lOO,OOO · offe~ much prestige. 3 very Swim.ming Pool-Spa. ,.. din. mt ,_ -tto -~1 """"'' lncotn* property. Ca 11 , ~ 5 baths with all Roman ~ 95% fin&ncinK. Hurry -./ For YOU Only S79 500 BP8ClOU!I bedrooms, 2 tiled cious 3 bedroom com-$71,Soo. '' 06"' ...... • Re~~~ 546-lliOO for detai l ln-" tubs and SaUM., 2 fi~. Call ~. , II you've clw.cked some o.C. all ba_tl:ts; atrium entry, floor to * 8-UNITS-Rootn for 4 fortable home $56,000. 2. !"iear club A tennis ~ N-·~rt ~nte' • · .• formation. very large Wet' bar, St. of the11e features ... call ceiling fireplace? 11 b.a g 2323 p · le Rd N B Lowest rl 4 BR 3 ha _, ~ .. ,.... ,,..o;: • n.nn;ot"MR"NT DMSION C:iarles lqtchen.; 24 ht. Walter King 6#QilO CPlOl c.arpellrlto a built·m kitchen more $106,000. riva ., · · P ce • ·• I ~""""""!!!!~"""""'!ii.~1 .. ~ ....... -t-!'.. guards, private be9dL. Ac· with tiled counters, double rm BARRETT ~~ie~'~yte Coron• .. Mir THB1REAL tually you real& mtllt aee ovens and breakfast bar, * 3 BDRM. HOME & I BR t'OLDWELL BANKER -•DRS it •. Phone -... ap-huge maru>< bedroom IUJte APT. -Eu!We. 143,7">). -REAi.TOR-Realton 644-:l430, 83."l-O'IOO ~OPf:~'Tl. 9PM pointment. • 6424235 6"-6200 with added privacy. See this "' 2 BDRM. DUPLEX & 642-53)) 550 Newport Center Dr. 5 B"ED'IM 1--------1.., ............... ~ ... ...,.,, one today and make a deal. BACH. APT. UNIT -.....,~-~-~-!!!-~!!!-~-~-!!!~-!!!~~-~-!!!~~:I "!!'!'!~~~~~~!!!! I CROW'S NEST " • . , PHOENIX $25,750 ~ Cui>e~ Realton Eu!We. 141,soo. MAC THE KNIFE BEST COMMERCIAL VIEW!! $42,0.,1 OWNER SKINNY DIP 1197 ORANGE AVE., C.M. bas cut the price "" lhl• Bnnd New Sttrfslde duolex -Be&uty wltb eveey'c:omlort to Owner ll'attslened! -Vacant 4 No Down T enns OR FA TTY DIP? I '!!!!!!!!Pll!!![IO~N!!!E!!!o !!!61>-!!!!!!l!!!m!!!!!!!!l!I beautilul 3 bedroom + ""n Peninsu.la location! Pfuih 2 otter tor large'fariilly living bed., 3 bath, cbndo ! Prime O:>ata M~ location. Garden home with income 1 ~ + h~ bonus room home in bed 2 be.th custom uritll -& en~ertainingl Large fami·. ~ drape!, bulltiN, Assume apr loan !!OW on units? House with la-e .. ESTIGE ~t~ce t.!:,tre~a. ~~~ be .. ,, __ 11...... drapes ly room boUta elegant patio, ~ garage! oroperty and your monthly -· kit~ formal ·• "MESA VERDE" ~" ~.;"~.beam cell: fireplace, hl:'iltin kitchen, Ideal tor'k)ds.-:targe IamUY ~lments ~ }"8 then ~~ h=~ &edroo?:, home is at only in _ ipectacular view! appilances, diahwaaber. Ex-room -~ center I: rent. Fann lt)'.a:i ~\ 3 1epente utility IUft., double $"6 950 f4·950. r tter ~rred B~der as.Icing $91,000 • quisite deep padd e d pool~! Anxious becl.rooma· complete1 y car garap plUI olymplc ~ 1 llaYI ~o 1 IO% down or try a trade!! ·carpeting, w a 11 Paper seller alkQ $32,;800 • 10% remodeled.,.. .. Handy ~ size swtmmirlg pool plus 1 A beautiful home in ''Mint'' decorator accents. New down OK, -1wW look at any features. 2 covered patios. bedroom a,pt and bact>elor ceildltion. King s I i e d wa~er SOltner. Beautiful ofier: ! 1 ~t gate to rear yard. unit. All lerml at $.19 950 bedrooms, 2 e 1 e g ant Realtorll 646-Tn.1 patio. Freshly pa I n t e d . f 1 Wide d r i v e w a Y . · Brk ' · fireplaces. L6rKe family 2043 ·WeltdlG Drive Hea vy 1 hake root . ~1720. !'OOf1\ for all the "Fun , } Open 'JfJ 9 PM Beautilully land!IC8.ped. Bric: Scenes" h o 11 d a y en---~~-~--~. ~1720 Realton 545-8491 teiiainlng ideal here near Vacanciel COit money! Rent ~ E .-.. the sparlding b u 11 t -I n yoor ~1 apt., atore ..,,...... Yet. kitchen, Patio. Sprinklen. bldg., etc. wu a Dally Pilot ~-~----~ 2Er>5 Harbor, Costa Mesa MESA VERDE Elegant carpeting&: cW1tom Cla•Uied Ad. SeU idle 1tem11 A good want ad ia a KOod In. ........ ~-...... ~~ IHy_1hc>rH Lachenmyerl R, l I tor ~ .... I ' II ..... I •1 I I NEW umNGI TARBELL TARBELL Brand new 3 bedroom Blulfs model. Cheaper t b a n builders new Mme• still lor I Sale, with ~ upgraae&. C>ll~= 2955 Harber, Cool& Mesa 5010 DOWN $1500 mov.1 you Jn 111 PACESETTER dnli . Bri< 541).11lll. oow! Call 142-fo6111 Now! wmnent. Want ad M?Rulls ... 642·5&> of H ~-Blvd. Selle< P"Y' all '°"'· And Ibis Flexlble ~ plan • 5 Bed· • j j t !i • • , '• CUSTOM UNns ~ ::: plus 3 =~.bun! ~·.~il:·~ ~m!!m:-a;:m~1~.1 a•·~ .. ,. Six custom sparilsb.1 ityle ~· 200~:· ~=: firepJace, double gt.rage, Muat· see It at '48.500! ~Harbor, Costa Mesa $@"\.\.~~ -~"E~s• ·-· ' ., rental unlls, Eastside COit.a new shag carpeta and paint. covered patio, oew pitlnt ln. GINNY MORRISON ~ Mesa. 2Bedroom, n..,p1 .. ,e, on~ 127950 side and out, beautilully *** ·REALTORS-The Puu/e with the Buift./n Chuclle "" abake roof bulltina, ger-• • • landscaped front and rear. ..• *• UCl5 .._ .. , Be -~••·•~--atn e ALL ANYTIME e Outstanding value at •CJ!J•v-~-~ ~~ ~21 0 '00"•,,..b!"J-"-" t"° ages. &\il.U."1 IVW "l1'I • Qwoti>r -..:,..,,_ ..... _ •!16 m Act It 't ~ --· ~.. four xrorn -_.. """"'''°''"'pot,waa.co. 1ena11ce. Near new. Full ~vot ........ eX ... .__.,.... ...,.., now won • * c.o.ta-~-1103 ,_. I8!lt call Red Carpet * * low to form fovr .i,,.,a. word&. ''TWO • ..., "' ~-·· ·-· Reoitdn. 54&-t&IO • *•* . llll'l-4131 ... 1-.5 CALL :W0-1151 Open EveL • • (~ ---•-) • Ocean u ..... __ • Newpotl I c 0 y D u L I .HOMU" BUILDER'S • 0~11~!:,~1~:;;;;. IOVO!IY ~:~·.I:'."'· Walk to' I I 11 j I I en a hUlDlle dean le frelll as ATTENTION area, ·-""'"' on a qwel • 4 BDR'-f, 21Ai bath, 3 car . . . _ _ _ . a iltdly." Good Eastmde .... , Va.cantR·2klt,l>x90.atepa cul.<fe-eac itree t , 3 pr, on a crest wllh a area. IJve tn one and mrt ... to the OCCfln, Newport ~~~~ view, near ocean. $54,900. I R y C E M I !t the ...... A -Calltlnd at ~·,u .. ~f.:.~.1NG , • SWIM' poo" L &ad>. $45,0l!O. ~dutrm. to the u:~ IT.ti W•.WlU Dr .. N.B. • •• Pl# ~l tenna. 1 ,..,.... ~~ Call: 673-*3 979-8165 Eves. room. Fann lt)'le kitchen, 645-722l I I 1 ') 1 ) SIA.RP WATERFRONT DU· W(ill maintained home with 3 k>adl or cupboards and walk NO matter what you've bec!n . . . . . -~·-b 1 I In p&ntry. ft.ane'e oven I: ~ before we believe all D ..... u-Pt.EX. A·l Condition. 3/2 ....,_...._ e rooma, waWr. BRK. 12&.50 0, thll'lgl are possible to thole I I ' -· Bdrnu. Secluded pn1en A ...... 1. botba. deluxe oout. bo beU... "°' the !tome H U D 0 I · Open Eves. 1.ge, boat dock. 3$ Ft. boat ln k I tch en, ~. 540-Jm. ~ w • • -d •·-~ble -,1100. Elegaot fireplace . """'wan~ tor the oaJ.)"OU j I j• j Apteblomchlldlscoewfto •, Abmldo•• 1 HOPa ~if:rJ:I RLTY. 'OeltabUUI patio. Pool , 4 lem-Hw ~ s:i-llllW· Iller. . . · p"'1 two and two together &..•• $275-velve~ parit·lllto lawn. SPLIT LEVEL 2 b&tbt, -patio, tJou. J1orWw Out o1 Slai. atents ,._,,,...,....,,..,,_,....,,,......, 1 .nd gttt ~. I ~==r:-.==-::--11B~rtt1"·l~l20.!'I~, .. ~... 'IX IT AND SAVI • ble -· 1-..,..U ~ W.A. Elllll ...... lite. I l} A N U S I O "-·•~ ~-~ ... u, I!~ laale VI ..... Wll Tell • • • • .,. l BIG SPACIOUS 4 bedrm dnlpes. Imm• d 1 ot • * HAWAII * I I I' I I j I ~---~ .....,... AJ...llOSr newt °" .. , You aboul thete kM:tr .!.11 a.• • .. home wtth 2 b&U.. elec. poaet~M. Eut co a ta IN COSTA Ml:SA bv l1llina In the ~ word l)ec. ,.. 3 bed:toomt. 2 ttomes. ' BR., J balhl + OllllllU: Ua.a..-"--'--buUt·in kltehen I 0 v e I y Mesa. S2S r.oo. )QI ....., lro. .., No. l b.low. hi.th ~t cul de gc, 1fam. nn. $2$,950. 3 BR., -.--.: ...... , '--"' mYefed patio ina1alv• Rnu MCCertn. Re•ltor Indoor pool; 4 B1l 2'it bl, 6 i:..rie '""i;;i. catl n 0 w l•c=l/JJOOI •I 134,950 4 IR -$31,500 brick n..,.1.ce', heavy •hake mo NeW)IOl't Blvd., C.M. !'.!1.""!~1 ... I ~'-~ "!:" Qr ~~~~!~rs;~~~(TJ(IS r r r r r r ]' I -AL. ISTA.TJ Woll< to ...... -.\ . lo1'. Of J>O!!'ntlal, need• sg.7729 . -· ~· ·-· -· . --• -----. . t ·, ' ... ' ' . --. I ~ 11 ' -i?: ' ·-~ . ' ' '"' .. ' ' -~ '· . ' ftt • ~1\ ., • .,J ' ~ ~ .J"'~ltlS poolo. 2-$4'., trplc., cup., ~a;,'" up ti> ~.,..,, --f'l~OA IAY PROP. .... lJNIO-~l!llUS-10 I I I I I I I I , ~--~;~ 18l1 "etcuu, N.8. &f.M770 d~. bltM. 2 Patk19. 1harp. Value prictd. Call Yae«inclet coet money! Rent * '42a1.,1 * GET ANSWEI .· ·•----Thsfllltll!lt4tl.tflntbeWest. CAVwooD llALTY Rat Carpet, Rtaltor1, ~ houM, apt., store I I · .. a O.Uy Piiot OusJlled * •~•1290 * -bid&·· cic. lltni •Dolly Piiot A good want ad 1' 1 good L"> SCRAM-LITS ANC\Aln!S IN CLASSIFICATION 900 L~~~~~~~~ M 6G-5871. ~ Want 11d1ret1ulta •.• 642-.5618 Clal:stntd M . ~. vestment. .., ""~ . I ------~-..:.:;:;:::;:;:=; ____ _ • " ' I" • \ ' . " ~ • • ~ ..... . . . ~ .. ·~ .. .. .. . . . ~ . .. ' .. . . . . .. ,~ ... . .. .. ~l'I DAILY PILOT 1~1 ~1 ___ : .. ~!~..: I __ .... I~ I -·.-. Hunll~ ~~ ••• ~! .... h Newport _., ~l._I _-_ .... _._,!~I -~ .. ~ .__I _~ _ __,!~I c ....... del -l'oiint1ln Valley Uve In a Pre-Grand Opening Sale! $48,750 "PRIVATE BEACH" SHORECREST CAMEO SHORES I ' ,. •l ' ,. 11! MlLP'OJU) -OPEN 1-5 DeslKn tor )'OWl& ~ve UNHAPPY CUSTOM ~t 4 bedroom, family UylliK' and exttnslvt STOP PAYING RENT!!! ' • • • ~· ·-. .iLor-ADVEKnSfR 19 EMPLOYEE 2~ bath reafdence. An opp, enttortalninc. ~vtb' 2 story : to ~ a waJJt;:r 'Ol"OP at with cuatom deluxe ~~ '1. -. 1· 't ••a-----a-•t llke • most modHt prioe-f'15.000 JIOO'.-kladecl with extrU Ill- 21 acre park E'abuloul 1 J vi n t with bH.utUW swfm pOOI! Like new beauty with 4 apad0!.11 bedroon>l.el,.ant-... In Lam tamUy room, bunt. in artaro kitchen, dishwasher. 3 car prap.~ Beaut:U\ll pal1o. Glll"den or Edt111 landacapina: f B' r k Walllllt Sqaare Caedamlll- T•• Adyantate of Our "' ""'.' ~~ ~· · ~ E '46 454i cludiqr tarp Jacuul w;th < la-r Y.'Ork, sht doo11n 1 ~ or Ye. jet outleff, 1200 sq. ft ol tlt.rsland "'1ly Mr home deckirlJ,:: • lush land&eaplng • ; . , • an't l!IOld. \Veil Maino low maintenance ri:ar yard. •i •lned. 3 Bedroom, 1* .Ftnett bu.It-in k i t cb41 n , ; •Bilthl. excellent Accen. dishwasher. 'Formal dlnine -· "NO CLOSING' COSTS" •' 1J).J!ume 5'4,% Loan. Owntr room • plan thoaC ~J4ay : May JJetp Finance. ~ l>Mquct.s here. Famll,J i:oom TARBELL $32.500. ca!. 6llH)S55. CORONA DEL MAR with massive fi~. 3 DUPLEX car.-.""' 842-2'61. CONDOMl~IUMS Expires Nov. 28th -Tract 7403 $125-unL PD. •SlDYll, nlftro crpt., drpo., No. end. Cal ... . ' ,. ' " ~h>AI altractlve home plWll sharp, new 2 bdrm. apt. A mu.!ll to see, fl'9,500. Mary TARBELL Lou Marion MagnoUa & Talbert COlD\VElL, BANKER FOUDtain Valley Realtoni 644-2430, 833-0700!-iiii.iiiiiiiiii;;iii&iiiiiii 550 Newport Center Dr. tNDIANS 709 NARCISSUS Th;s tee pee haa 5 bdm;,. & 2% BA, ~ enough for A Shnrp 2 bdrm. home brave and his SQUB.W and 10 GRAND VIEW ·-$51,49S Lotty !Mng awaits you! A<;I swlttly to select YoUt own . Newport B•ach condominium. Visit the temporary offiees Of the Newporl Crest lnform~lion Cenler1 30 Day Escrow • Minimum $950 Moves You In. •·No Closing Costs. • Immediate Possession. 1180 -1 BR. fiplc. Nicety; tum. Garage, Yard. I $275 • UTIL PD. 2 Br. Fl'pJc, Rfaht on water! Winttt NU-VIEW RENTALS ., I $73.4030 or 494-3248 Newport BHch R-2 Lot little Indiana. Kitch. has gas OCEAN FRONT f .A. hea1, frplc, st a 11 bltins, cozy bric fpt for pow .,. . ·~· . shower. A good bu)'! wows in the llv nn. When 3 BR EXFXVI'IVE HOME on 5K'OOd fairway of MNdow· lark ,Golt Cour&E'. Beaut applB th(uoul. Imported Itall•n tile 1n bath, 2 ~. formJ din nn. !am rm, bla' kilch, home btaut. crptd &: drpd. 0~'$43,900. For appt to see,' CAIL convenlentty. located at 2400 West Coast Highway Suite B, Newport Beach . IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, 114 & 2 baths, built·ln range, oven, llootl, dish- washer, disposal, iiidividual laundry area, enclosed private garage, private entrances, choice of carpet color, cable TV, swimming pool , gas B-B-Q & park-like recreational area. W£T bar, pool table, fireplace & blt-ins, 3 bed, ~ ba., pool, park, °""""· $43S lte. 4801 Bruce Crelcent, N.8., 6t&-t9a or 535-5824. FINE oceanfront ha!, 3 BR. 2 BA, tum. Winter ol its~.73-419 4 or 11.ntastic VleW of Bil Corona MORGAN REAL TY your little Jndians drive you ach with private steps 673-6642 675-6459 on the war path banish ll Open Dally 1 O a.m. lo sunsat. eadlng to the beach. 1':>vely · 1hem to the larste brick '~bedroom. 3 bath hon><, at-DUPLEX-BY OWNER l•noed back yard. TEE-~ve two levt"l floor plan. 708 Larkspur, remodel~ & PEE price $36,700. 5Jl·51H I=) 531-5111 17141 645-6141 ,'PD 1'7S-722S. ready lo nwwe in. Shutters, If • • bc>nutiful ne"' ,kitchen. bath .::. ~;.,'f.'· 1'6.ioo. 67~165.!' 531·5111 I=' Ul-5111 $28,000! Most popular a.rea near beach, schools and shopping centers. 3 spa c iou s bedrooms, ~ baths, family room very convenient with handtome fireplace oU the built-in gourmet kitchen, dishwasher . Gorgeous PRICED FROM $11,950 TO $23,450 '95 • Walle WI!'. Bach. Bay-I front. Sngb/cpls. $135 utl 'pd. Roni-A-Hou.. 97MaD: •'· ' Santa Ana Fwy. lo Culver, right about 14 mile lo Walnut (ht road on left), left 1 mile to "Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to Culver. left abOut ~ mlles to Walnut, rig~t to "Walnut Square" or call 714/551~1. N'PI'. Shom 4 BR. pQol .l rec. privil. ~. yard ABBEY REALTY ~ :'NEWPORT CONDO VACANT .;~ )'014l' imagination on , Ult~ home and transform It -1a yoor Y.'8..Y of life. Some ' ,.'Olk to be done, lho not 'in3Jor. This is an encl unit ,l''itb 3 Bedrooms, 2~lt Baths, ~ · Double Ovens. Dishwasher im:i: Flrepla{'(', Q u I et idential Area. Close to '1ool. Offered for $32,500. . I 64IHl555. : ~~~ BY 0 w n er. Spectacular Spyglus Hill forever vi<w HAPPINESS IS from th;, luxurious, new < HOMEI 533 e&ftt Bdrm. J\feditt. home. Sep. • , Tvv. dining room. $99,950. Flrst time offered and its a 613-1010 5.'lr7050 beauty with 4 spacious HARBOR View Hills, beaut bedrooms, all electric push OCi!an view 3 Br, 2~~ Ba, button built-in k I t c b e n , -llrk 846-1383. Loh~ S.le 17' den, $79,500. 644-1330 Eves elea:ant fireplace in gracious ......... ( .. 2, '3\i2' x 125' & Wknds. Jiving room. New plush pad· Bolsa Chica A Reil ~------~-~ 1 AT 1912 Pomona, C.M. WW TARBELL C .. ' •.... ___ ded shag carpe~, freshly H ti•~ Sch aubordlnate. Good spot for ~ pa;•t·". E•-m•••tenance un ·~~on · u ... .,... ~J ..... oulces above and stores G d ry"';'a:.:~ ~.·~-Holiday Move-In _1 .. ;;;;;1"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "M;:l;;:H:;;lon::;.Y.;,:;ie:,tlo::....___ Mobll• Homa below. REALTY !!11~ ~~· k~. ~ Flickering Fireploc. VACANT-4BEDRM. ntE Price U. Right! Loi'• Uln ( Hou .. 1 Unfum. 305, O...or1I LANDLORDS! . We Speclalize in Newprt Beach • CoroDa del Mt.r • &: Laguna. Our Rental Ser- vice Is FREE to You! Try Nu-Viewr · NU-VIEW RENTALS . 673-«J30 or 49t-32&8. Bolboo Ponlnsul• u in ta~ SHAP 3 & family rm., 1% • AEGEAN HILLS .....:.F.;;0':...:;.;S•:;;;ie'----=125 G . ta d SIM9 1"' inc dshwshr. Prof lndscpd, · .And a View of the valley Newly painted home in Make A Deal. lmmac. J.tx50 RIA'LTY O.W.i.Wlt C.... Mlle Hamilton & Brook.burst La~ pool size lot. Priced below. -4 Bdrm., 2 ha.., 3 car prime ~a -features double 2 Br, .2 BA. adult park, ~2 SJnq 1"6 * P~INSULA PT . .2 BR. 1171 , -~~H~un:;t;;;ngt~o~n;.Bc~~~~ for a quick sale at $29,500. garage, pool, a 1r·c0 n-firepL, xtra separate den blk to ocean, HB. $8,300. ·D.wnhwn c:.ta ,._ CAP t'OD. $300 I mo. HAllOI 642-2991 " e HOUSEWIFE'S caJI 962-81151 dltlonlng. outdoor lighting & w/wet bar. Price bu been 1,,::Call=:_53\HIZIB'=~::.· ~--~ 1171 I Y<arly, Call 645-8SO\I. DREAM e . much more in this borne of reduced to $42,500. CALL SACIUFICED 2 Br., awning, HAR.IOI: 642-2991 Caplttr•no BMdl Vac.~[~~:~:~I. A~:~ ~~.-:r~,' !m"'..~~ iR• di~~fl6ed.TY950 h.1·11 1 ;"'-:.:w....:.::.""400Ti::.:E~:.:·l..:'::: .. ::;~~E..:A_l_TY __ ~k~f°"p=.t ~l~,s~r %Ca~~~B;o:ne~~~~: N~:ed~~~ i::m:o~. R C & k custm floor lo ceil firepl, •-..-,,.... • ocean view. Horse ok. pet8, $7'15, mo. Call 4~1025. 1'~. ·• or. lot, gar wr -dbl door enll'y, big laundry 10' Wide w I cabana. 49Hl88 shp. 2l45 College, Eastside. rm, encl patio. Lot big Chann &: y.......... ~ted, forced air. Pretty · Co,..,. del Mair 3 STORES 1 2 •---~ """'" Mesa Mount•ln, Desert DOWNTOWN •nough or poo~. Even BROKERS INC. Univ. Piu'I< Center, Irvine a-~----~-~~ ~-. -. 174 BD .. ~ N has a boat gate. on cul-de-,---------.,...,..,..,.. .._. ....... ~ on ~.... $2695. 543-6833. RetOrt J:\Al'lu ew 2· BR, Good occupants.. $60,0». • sac 101. Only $32,500. No i • cau Anytime, 83.J..08a. Tree t.n. cu.tom. 4 bdrm., I iiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiim .....;;;;:;:::;;_. ___ ...:.;..;I $215/mo. Ocean side ~• 000 dwn G t '"· •-·-'cl $42 500fl Office ~ 8 AM to G PJ\t dlnina: nn., lar:Ke family! I LOT Jn 'ft-~·-Lake Hav-Ht&tu, Ph. YI:...~ :· ~er·. --rea ~ R'EA'LpafS~AfE FAIR Lovely 2 ~.home• wiUl 4 rm., 2% baths. ModeTu 1 li home ;,''u;' world fatnOWI ;.-;;-~';:,.-.-~~---·I I •lllUIOWY °' Jtf( COi.WiLL (0. Raf a OCEAtl( a VIEW 536-2551 bedrooms, secluded den on _L_og,..u_ .. __ B_._ .. _h____ laland kitchen. EYe:n a bltn ~.. London Bridge. t.oc.la:I 3 BR.., 2 baths. South ot Hwy.• ' "• · """ J JI Dt """"" I eve I overlookin,.. deep' freeze. Beauttfully ~iiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiimiiii~· ~~ close to all achools & city. Adults, no peta. $350 Mont.la. • ' · ' Lot -at '->" La 0 8 • • BY Owner: Choice 4 Br. + '"l'I"'-' .... 40 F'EO decorated & landscaped. $9000 or will trade for Costa Bt'Qker 6•4 4848. 1 IMPRESSIVE $14,00J. tam. rm. + 2 ba. + trplc. ca~ ceiµng 1 iv in g' And a covered patio beside Mesa or Newport Beach in- 20 ACRES Nr Mile Sq. Park. 1~ Yrs. room with elegant fireplace. . . of the most beautiful, un-a SPARKLING p 0 0 L . Acraan. for taa. ISO "~~ -Cost• -2 STORY CA IF CITY 3. bedrooms on upper level, obstructed view of the $52 ··-.--'°=m:::•_,P'O=P:.·.::-=~'·---L • old. $300) down. T.O.P. VA maata-su.ite on Isl Door; Paci J ha ,500. -PALM s ... ..1 .. -F . 9 ;::;:::.;;..:.:;::;::;_. ____ j ·,1,,t-n?duced $5.0». ln1-Al80 good business lot. $281 Pm. 833-1103, BeauUful trees. Enjoy swim peri~fn~This~~~~!f; CALL 4\ 646·2•1• sngre~N~tryl>ri(U~-10i TbundcrbW_.Coun~ub: Three bedrooms. 2 ba!J*t: maculate executive's home, C-'I a LOT-83.1-3S86. eoc'>l, ~k ~1-4 bdrm. home is located in ,.V#.~ _.,... Developed lake. Riverside Custom 2 Br. PIU!l Maid's Q ,ble ·~· new JotinaI dining room, step 1912 POMONA Huntington IWach a very Well established ~~ County. Owner, 544-59a>. quarters. CMice lot. Guest = ~ ~-$225 Cldwn family room, two Owner will sub. to bldg, lo&n. neighborhood plus, being -REALTY i I house. $225,00). Hallmark . ~. wet bar, S CHEAPIE _ $23,500.00 Jr. Estate close to evei'ything. CaJI Ne•r Ne...,.rt h•• Oftl~• Commerc • ISi Realtors. , --3 batbs; beaullful Co""' ol Santa Ana& Cosla 539 500 16Ul Beach Blvd. Earl Waterbury. $52,:;oo. ON .yue n•y P._rty .-=.,,,'41~71~<1544-~-,:"656~"·-=- 1 'foal' and ~tfing. Yoo ?.te!.a Sts. -h,. l>J,:;oo loon, • -. ~·--Bch. ~ " -BEAUT ~·-rn-Bear ReaJ•-~-· the land. 6'15-1225 · -~~~=~~= " ~' Attnct~· ..,.;....._ 100 i-IALIOA ISLAND · ·--, -~· ~"~ ' 7"2'-" Ml!umabte.· D.quislte Oriental design 1 __:' -'"I'll -'Ir.,. Mount. cebln, Sac. m.,500. 3Ja Weitdiff Drive ;···: FREE APPJlAlSAL rear yard. Subtle~! n..-...-.... RE .~Es·~tr"" E hdrn!--1 th ""!'""'"'-own Great building ... "" ..,int Sl&-lll29, (J13) 968-3'8L Opon 'lftl 9 PM' -~ Cal.I u1 today. wrillen signed Lav.1.sh use of Palas ,Verdes Cu~r"M Al. . '"' fil!~it~~rnost ~::paare~G Apte StreeL Can build two RMI Estate Wam.d 114 1 .-A-w-A"Y=from...:::!..!.11~· All""-?-Spa-·c' appraisal in one hour. &tone facade. planteh lend 'm&EBI ._.CE . -finest shops. $65,<XXI. Edie stores and tv.o apartments. Bach. Fl1lde. Util tncl $85."' I: ~~!!!~ Rf.ALTO•;m~ I ON THIS ONE addOO charm lo thl• nil .. ..,. U.90GleMeyr.St. 0 Bkr 6'5-1125. * "'._,. C h * ALAR°int•loe'45-M I'll ,Double your Money :a~:,~ •:r ~~ = . .In i 'a #parate family 494-94TJ 549-0316 ~~DWELL, BANKER condommhnns 'TUI'-" GS I 1 th s Th' t""'"" room. LoVely oorner lot, ALMOST NEW Realtors: 644-24l>, 833-0700 for sale 160 Will buy your property. All e FRF.Sll le CLEAN! 2 Br , 1;..r: pro;!1rty 6~ ~n :~ ~::c~:~\~~g :.OO~i: ~YfDrPcu= ?; a:1!~: 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home; llvtng i -,,,;;550;;;,;N;;ewport;;;,;;;,;,o,,,c.,. .. ,,,•;;r,;;Dr .... !!'I·---------cash within 72 hrs. Call Stove, ref. Encl Ir a r · 5~1b1Alt1'0PtMlC0t.wtuco. onefamlly forgeneralions -ced by massive. fireplace, new w/w crpts, $28,000. rm. w/frplc. Lige. tamily1! CONOO SPJOCl.ALISTS -... dilld/amJ pet $150. Every gmart buyer has deluxe builtln k I t ch e I\, CAU. 963-4456. . rm., dining ena off cheery, THE BLUFFS HAVE ONE TO SELL? WE ALA Rentals • '6-3900 -"'anted this • one of its diAhwasher. Lovely patio for well ~. kitcbtn. At· Frandscah model. i-story, CAN DO rrt WANNA BUY l'-14 -BEDROOMS kind in the v.'Orld -Now it's relaxing OI' entertainiqf. • •• , ta~ pnge. Xlnt newly palnled A draped, 3 ONE? WE'VE GOITEM! I · ~ EASJ$1DE if",• for sale & M! have it · Im· Brk 963-fi566. ne -• $32.500. Br, 21Ai Ba. End unlt, prime VA, FHA 5%, 2, 3, & 4 2 Bedroom front duplex ~. Outom f'tftplace. proved 2 ~ on Harbor •• ·--l&OO ·*' ' location. View of Back Bay. BEDROOMS. IN ALL Sltlve, private yard, &ara.&e· most N•w ca' p. l . Blvd. at N..._ Blvd. It biM> Owntt -~· AREAS. SUBMIT OFFERS. BROKERS INC. Sl50 mo. O< $135. mo u yard PaUo. Sprinlcten. Good t<nants . sru,ooo. 1 ... ...,..,._!!!!!!!!1!11!!!11!!10I 1"_~]!'. WELTON & COMPANY larwln realty, Inc. 968-«05. maln!Alned. A very good buy for $31,850. Brochure available. __ "'".. 6'lMi900 NEWPORT RIVIERA-ALL 962""51 6G-21n or 6T.J.-.7165 Call 64&--05.\5. G d Adanu & MagnoUa • INVESTORS • ...... ,_...., ON I FLOOR. lzg. plushly U,.ntar Huntington Sch. ___ ._ * BAYSHORES * 'd 3 BR. 2 BA din WAN'l'ED, 3 or< bedroom, 2 EASI'SIDE, nr town. 3 1 ' • DREAM • 1 iiiiii;li;;i~iiii;;i;;;;iiiiiiii crpt • • nn, bath home, eastslde loca· • 1 • Spacious, clean 2 br, & frplc, 1Dx40 prlv. patio. 2 Uon M be cl Large + DR, cpt, stow, Wtr & S~-EAL,~ Spiral Staircase Two 4-plexea. Good H.B. Jo. I R'VIVNIEEWCOVE ~~~u· A~."p' n~~ .. I tlodin. nn. car gar. Pool, rec. rma, etc. rear ~~ trees, e::a area. ... ~·J>d· No pes !"-o $235.51 ,18st ,.,_ NEWPORTS . :· BEST BUY DmwRh.wn C.... M-. Ha.rd-to-come.by! You bet! cation. $2000. below market ~ <.K:U vau= $34,.500. Owner/Act 644-8814 Pr1oe range of up to $45,000. MUil mo., " -" • 1•71 "Franciscan Fountains by at $47.500. Call tor inspec-Thden~ 3 hombdrme.,3ov~~~-contb.; --·•GE:1M11---or 642-3013.. Prt party. Prtndp.lea ooly. 548-Tl'43. ' 642 2991 the Sea" 5 Bednn & family t)Oo. CALL 842.1418. c:1--.-1610 W Coa&t H NB BEST U>cation, N.E. Santa 557--4023 NEW 3 BR. 2 bu. patio. HAllOI · -rm, 3 "" baths. Over 2tm I finest priv. lllrling beach In REALTORs wyW.-Ana. Beaut 2 BR, 111 ba. ' llh&& ~t-lns. Nr So. BEAUT. CHEAPIE sq ft of super comfort, up-• w":!:m • the area..._~ thruff is MES ••ft--2 shag cpl, drpa, CO'll. patio, c.out P S275. YrlY ,....adedthruout.Ea,..epalio, -•RAH shown u; many ne * H.V. HO .wi:-.u-A/C, &OU. pool. sauna. &: I~ 1~~+ deposit. a1t. t'OLl..EGE PK. $29,$0 .-features. $195.IXKI, Kathryn BR + den. Sharp! Fee land. ••-1 B Prln _,., -~ 3 BR, 2 BA, big yard. ~~::.:r10r::· m~1fn1{ 17171 Beach Blvd., H.B. Ra&Jf-WEU.. BANKER 90% F\nanc Avail. Owner, ~ y owner. ·""'YI ~;;;;;;;;;;•:;;~ $250-Brand new 3 Br, 2 Ba, OPEN HOUSE Price only$53,900withonly Realtonl 644-24ll. 833-0700 ~-~~~d~afl~y.!l-50:·:_ __ 11IE Blutta, 3 Br, 2 Ba,jl ~~~1n1, ~taN, drpa, Sat. & Sun. 10% down. 962-8851. CUSTOM 550 Newport c.enter Dr. Duplexes near the octan beauL covered & crptd ter-Buslneu s.·~o. pe!L .~L ""J.....wpm + 2332 Cornell Dr. Miles Lanon, Realtor race, interior' degtgn by "----I 200 FrW)" -·~ HURRY, won't l"l! ~ DECORATED THREE ARCH BAY *.m-8583 * B'"""ty & Partner. Sale by .,,.....,_, ty AVAIL Now. 4 BR, 2 BA, N___. 3 Bed Superb OCi!an view -beautiful 2 BDRM + den, Monaoo owner. 64+4826 e rncome Tax Service bltm, dshwahr.i.. _ frplc, new •w,..,.. I cOndition, se=~ ~= deco11 -Mexican tile floors, MQdel, H. V. $47,Ql.llse hold, O"plex11/Units •Dance.Studio crpt & paint. uoee r..hl1 I at room, nice patio, big frees wood paneling, b r I ck can buy land. 644-1959. ••le 162 • Ceramic Mfg. sOOp'g. ko pets..~. f•frvltw and lecluded neighborhood. f=ce. 3 Bdrma., 2 baths, Newport H1ltf1ts e Beer Bar * 2 BR, 1 BA Townhouse. BROKERS INC. $30,250. CALL 968-4456. ~ •• ::: $135,000 . Fee. Carol BY owner, 3 BR 2 BA. den, 2 NEW HOLLAND Bus. s.i.. ~ =~ $215. 6*1111 lmiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·~· COlDWELL, BANKER b'plcs. o"'l'Bl2'!d dbl....... 1118 <>rango, CM 6<H170 NEAR So. Cout Plaza. New ; .(onytlme) FORMAL Re~...::i~iet~ 615,<365. DUPLEXES ORANGE JuUW<, w•ll 3Br,2&-me.Pool, i ;,~~ S.n Clemente equlp'd. Xlnt opportunity. garage. $2&). 557-9409 I li&'.il :~~~r ·~~~r~~~~ ~@~~:$ Ef~~~~y E:~~~:JE BIDLD$45,950G NOW.~·:;;~;;:!~~~[~ I •11111011.tr °' rttl COiwtu co. Authorl=-Broket ='.5• $44,650. CAU. by Jan. Big "S A S" home: ..... Al;.lltes =.a:.~~~ 334 Portl&n4 Citcle lniifftment F~~·~Ja.'°1.. * uo "70 * ~etlo3 nBArm, .bu&.nn~ hrn·~ 3471 Via Udo, NB Call -. 1338. S"t.'tb Of Ad8mt on Hunthla--· .... 96:1-55u.~ .:==-==----t.., Street to 1'Jr1Jattd, IJ,B. ~rtunlty 220 3 Br-1225 mo. Drive by; 2125 HUGE l'RONT YARD *STAR of .... EAST* ·~ every day mm. J>L t~'~ v·-···I w"'"'-53&.8118 FOR Sale, -n fabric.-. ~t Pl, C.M. Call Newly <lerorated Eu~ki< ' " v••'r-• -•TE • CoaT2 Bedroom Home with "art"' home. 3 BR, I BA: REPOSSESSIONS 4 BR.• <ltn;2 S!J.·Caroeloo • IMMACUL~ on Balboa,_ O>mplete-$295. 3 BR. i.e playroom Lois or tile and large pralrle-11izc backyard. Jro-ror wOrmation and location thruout. JSland t)_'pe fdtch. 3 Bdnn., l!t bath w/almost ly atocka:J ~ new heated oool. eouesre Park' place. Bfl gas Kit· med. OCC'Up. A sale la hours -,of thne~FHA &: VA homes, w/btt.-IP&. 23 .1'"t. den with new w/W crptl & catm Income P,.,.,-ty 1" owner. en•) Aval! 1113. '545-M3li · . sis:ooo. Call 646-05.\\. nway at $27,9\\0, Call '"'"'r-• $19 750 oontact ! .• alidlnr rt .. walle _,Jng ldlrps...,p.la-You+'U ti.I°"~ a rt•t ! WISE INVESTMENT Money to loan 240 EHi Bluff . • day at 54>-3124, SOUTH • • KASAllAN tosundecl<wlthoceanView! " . 1.o;;;.;.;....;;.;.=-----1 ~ , COAST REALTORS. 2 BR 2 BA, 1 )'I'S ue\v, up-A dcoorator'a dream.. a scrcenedpaUo.()wner trans. tlyoon 1nthls4-PLEX 1 t TD L I.SE 2 BR. floodrps :; MESA Verde on aolf oounc graded W/\Y crplll & drps, R••I Est•te 962-6644 tare tlnd,a~ S38.900. . ferred. Only $27.000. Owner • ~J'th each Unit of 2 BR I+ I oa ns dlbwlhr aarb. 'z . Pool' ., LDvEL Y TRIPLEX lkaut 4 BR 3 SA Fani all elec: bltln appl's, FA ht, BY "--. MJSSJON .REAL.n · Gt.0731 will aeU VA. 842-Zi02. crpta.come •:i::,.,,mo...... ea. •p- 6 .,, .. INTEREST ~pr dr. s,195 mo: Rm Form .•Rm • . tta.lpnde-ot-owncrshJp.One v,.. ..... , Franciscan ORTAflM& lii!!!!Sll!l!l<J.EY!!!!!R.!!E!.!CO!!.!!!! ...,_,; AaJdlll .,.,.,., _.._,., Rm' w1~~ bl~\':; :.;:;m~r.i .. ep1ng See ~~~~'t:!; P ,_ 141~i'2..:.~.' 2nd TD Loans Hunt1ng1wn-.. ""1~. ui.ooo. 0wner. · cellbtc, ..,.. . crotlltlt. 1o LACiUNA 11=1 549-ISOI. E•.~···· matnt )'!11, open ha< Sal lo M~ ocean View lob. I~ fB,J;::Jfi'-. Lowest ,., .. o~ Co. BY Owner -N'""' s er .. 1 ·----Sun™· 842-8004. ,CUit -1r·191,5a1, c:ust $100 per -. ca11 "WE BUY lll'S" &., trx. yn1. l'llCI 0<1. 1223 I I:) IN bide lite lr $18,'ISO. Lott on B&rt v.-M Co per mo. 831-l.103, •-• lrvl>M N,.. Pl. to -· !Ag Bcb., . IZS Capital eon..ttant • S.ttlor '9· · &l>-2!lt fiLD ENGLISH • 494-93811.. l-:77:...::~--::--:7·1--'-~IO-tJ!:-~~l!!!:!__!•~vc:;.·= 642171 . • 545-0lll e GREAT Pad! Stf:pa to Stach. Small pct All util Incl $110. • ALA Rontalo e MS-3'00 Founltln V•floy Hu • cu"omJicd 3 bdrm. CONTEMPO l•fln! N'!!"' Matar ff• -Is Loh for S.le 170 --..,. 111 ~ $32,7501 w~b lt•l\an morblc llrep\ In 1s lhe namo· of, thls model lo iiEw CONDO en i;:m 9 . 2nd TRUST DEED LOANS Lt~ tn one of thetr al-, . h«ltG lhttng rm.. glganlfc It fcaturta' a cracloua aktc -"'-· -" coune 1 3 Bt 2 3 PENINSULA Wiil Buy '1'nllt Deeds tractive two llOfy 2 ~IOM UJ)J)ellllf'IR a bedroom le famUy ,nn \V/fn.>t &Ulndlng en~. rear orlented llY· ~n..-....... ~ ., SALIS a LSAllNO •BROKER 642-7«91• e SEA Shanty! 2 Br. Stov,, nilrlg, Klds/r.11 ok. $1'S •• ALA Ronto 1 e MS-.1900 • 2 BEDROOM, ru I ty -· xlnt <:rpts. Inc. ......... --· """'· llryr' f'<A'ill, Xlnl toe. $230. be4'oom townbowsea. and fle1t hon1c. Gruciour ffirite ~onterey Vrepl. So mft.fl)'· Ing rm ... br'l.lbt le c:betttul "owner. ' tuu mv1oR r.dlftt LOTS TIME FOR !'Oqt the oth<?< two lot o"r \\vi"" room with lnvltlnti ~-. Ilk• 0\0< '"" tloor lcllch. • 3 ,.., bdrmL 1.L::;klo:::::...:'•::le:;.. _____ IDllT•• !1-1-ll••S ~"?~&ttlm!•~~.· ,.... a month. Good loca-flrcl)tnt"e, gourmet's prlde: I opener, wa1eraortent'r huae .t,lCHOICE ~ --· - -•• •• -Ina te\..,, .......uvu ~ tion, quiet atftet. Call joy bullt-ln ra'l(t. oven A back .YI.I'd paUo and "'ar on 3 teparate prime OUICK CASH Pfr mo. Jnc pool I: rtcfta- tion 1ac1Ut1eL CALL D&le A.GT. !I0"'4C11. I ~1225. d_,,_, formal dWO& onlt'SllC6. It lool<I lll<e A Cor-5J1 ·6IOO P<nlrotllo loCll U It r & area. Jr. Htate ~ • Hollywood letting' • walk to 5 Bdnna., 3~ •°'-Dlul dlD modml thnt-ou.H car o<.J i. loadlool Drivacy!' law Count.,, Club ~ "°""' nn. plU&ia< •• ~.-1<. . eo.1._o,_. Rlwr --•---THROUGH A IMMED. OCCUPANCY malrlt<tWice l&t>doca sto\ol ... $311.600. · •-G t , lly Park •-~ .... • -~1 •-N~ 3 B -Primo >'Olontatn v •I le Y REAL ESTATE FAIR LIDO RIAL TY ,.. •m ;.!b::.i °:t ~';ho. Oi '" r -mo. loc&tton. ~ml313. 536-255•. "SINCE JM" 337T Via~ N' ... 8e&oh Renlalt lf'om 169.!0 l1211.000I Rent now -Build DAILY PILOT Dbl-'t:r· doh-. ' '•y? ?:I •• 2'ill iLKS TO BEACH ~:1~0:f:"11~ :,~ * 6n-• * ~,:tn~:~'f.: ~.: lateril 3.'14 ~~~· H.B. _ ---Cul<! llJUe ~In -1 D•Y• SSW. lthll OWNER trwf, Ju 11 GretnRtv.rottnmp.4901 WANT AD 1 .. .,,...., .... ...,...,_,.I 11.1Cfll neighborhood. $19,000. C811 remodeled, 4 iR, ! BA, Grten Rlvtt l'.>r., Corona. WET bar, DOOi ta. b J e , t'ountaln VaJlf)' SCOTI' REALTY. 63&--nll ~ ~ Uttlt '1Dot" in )Wt' brand new ldt, $19,000. (11 4) 731-7S'l'C. fireplace A blt-1111. 3 bed, 2 Don't -'"" up the olllpt "-""' I """......U u-l>oubles for ~1235 The !Jstest draw In the Wot!, fl!j2 ~ b&. pool, PN1I. -. J435 "lJAI" It in t luslfted, Shlp ror lMI lt~m under $50, try "buck•". Call C1111Uied DalJ,y Pilot W&nt Adi have •. a Dtillf Pllot Ousltlild: .. ..,., I l1e. qoi 8"Jct o.cent: to Sltoft -.i..1 6IHm. the "-""l -· '64:Mm. bamlna pion!. . Ad. 64~. ----------------N.e.1 -« ll3l482C. l' I ' -• \ l l ! I Ji 4 • 11 1 •• • ·-PILOT ·ADVERTISER -l~-~-~-~~~'~-~-~-~l~~,[~·~·~·~b-~'~~~1~-~'i:~-~·~l~~·~l;-~~-~·~~~-~'~~·~1 ~'·~~·~t·~~~~-~~I~[~~ ;~,~~.,~~1~ j~H~••:1M~1~U~n~f~u~rn~--~30~S~Ho....~~;:"'~Unf~~Ul'ft.~:::J:ios!!~!!;~:;;;;;::::::!~ 'iiiiij~~~iii.:.~~I l ~~iiiiilii!iiiiiiiiii~~~ ll0tnerol !!!"' ,._. ~,:..;U::nlum.::::.:::_.,..._365::~AJl!c:•:,;Unf=:::!l"'~·--!!365~ !Altl· Unlum. 365 A... .. """""-365 Apts., luolneu llenlol il ----::::---==::.;:.------i~C.!~11!_.•!!!~-!!--_'.•:_ Ge!w-11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~G~..-~-~ol~iiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii llH~untlg~~;·~·•~c~;= ~...._=='---...;.:::;.1 ,._ ., """'"'-111 -="'-'=~__;:+I n9'0ft h ~ _., Huntl....._ •--~ C.a • Oro · "" .... _. _, RE Au. UTILlTIF.S PAID IL COllOOVA Al'TS. OVIR '2 nf WHIRi IRAND NIW NTALI Compon beton you ...,,,1 p,.... $145 RITIRID ff? COHGINIALITY QUO VADIS Ill How-• A•t1. Cltltom -· leaturtna: I & 2 lotll-SOCIAL SECURITY H PRIVAILS Luxi:l.,G&Nen ·-· * •45 •0111 * I> Spaelowo Jdtchen with fn. 01-•w··•or .... ~· ~--..I--w11••• ...._ Pl!ilSION ff? Ocean view, "'""" "°"" 11r.-.. ~ direct llJll>tlns ..., ..,, • """ ............ • •• ,,.,,,,._ ....... ty. 1-<nll de-_,113$ ~ •.fuBR'L <UW.11thCOSTAHIA 1 • S.parate dln'1 area eta, Forced Air I '· Eztrii I.arp ~" VILLA YORBA •lined wltp • Ma.ster'• Hid FWl.Jacuzd·Sluttll FOR LEASE e-1, t • Hato.-lllot ''°""° BeauUful Gam, Roilm • Rtilted. Pliol ·BBQ'• touch, exdllllve club with Re;ie-a-6 _..1 location. ll606I Patt ,. M Aro Just A Fow Of Our MAN+ R-'•-$ • Pifvlt• pa~ EnclOHtl Gltq ... Quiet IW'l'9UDdiDllJ tllld -~-w0que Aquahor, lowltalns •~·•11 ~c !lo -C.M. 1~ -'L All -· • .,,. 1 • Clooed .....,. •!•..,... close to m·1J1ng. (Nr Rul!tfr & Hamlllon St) ~ and lmllll .....,.... All Pill -....,. " ·-·-~ • -$105 -NEEDS FIXIN ! 2 BR. C-Otta•e Huge • Marble pullman oft ........_ 1 BR. -$12l "' the South Cout'• a-IRING IN THIS AD & Pl!' 616-6811 A<n. . ' Y ard for kid & t • ' • -lldrmo IJ ........ "9ts. 2 BR. -i!fl -t commwtlty. ASK ABOUT FREE CORNER 90X120' y,1 · s pe s. , I> P.ool • Barh!ques . ""' 2017 Cherie St., c..to MIM 642-4470 3 BR. • 11114 I Be<lloorn/""'"°'·°""' 1195, DE,EMllR RENT! w/ !JOO' '"""· IZ'Jtmo. * * * -with pluab land· HACllND,A ·HAlllOR AIL l1'l'ILlTl"8 PAID 2 lledroom ll'om 1295, 18992 Florida St. 114'1-&148 W. 19th St, Costa $145 -BY THE SEA ! 1 BR. Furnlabed ~ oc:11ptna. ' I'.-SUf * MOVE IN TODAY * Mod<ls °""' 9 A.M. tll dttok. !% blk. W. or Garlleld .~-~f'-'r=:--;;=-.:- tage. Fenced yard. Utilities paid. ~! n'!!1'WE 1 aBRt 1':.!'91 $119 A MO. and 8eodt Blvd.) IDEAL Costa Maa ~ _ DELUXE 1. & 2 BEDROOMS ~. ~ ~ HUNTINGTON Gord••• olc/•,,.... WI oq. ft. * * * No Poll . Pumlohod ·a u,.lumlohod ~ '!_R.J' t1 I~: " ~· Apll. Holl at -a.ic.. 1135cl437, --..... $145 -WALK TO BEACH! 2 BR. Home. JIG w. WU"'lO 1142-lS!l Heated Pool -Garitll -Sbag Carpeting TRAS. Poot ,.. '"d&· '™' •, @K.I_ 16: ~ -s.. lntlultrt l -II Stove, refrig. Fenced for kids & pet. , WEIKL Y-MON.THLY DlahwNlior -All UWWeo Paid. w.&oom• n;,;,; 1139 s.. .w t n -. Fr. * * * 11-"'9 Svltoo A1Mtt Only. J1o Pets c r.l'-.olnu _... '!ir'. i T:i THI BLUl'FS ~ • . l3llO 54.o Ft. M-1 $200 -ALONE ON LOT! 3 BR., Built-ins. -~i:i!.!hNL 241 A_. St., c.ta Mou , 646-12CM siit!:d·it au.;~ .._:T NI~-. PMusic. t ~ ;.=· . i!:'i\~~· Carpets. Drapes. Family or singles. ·-••11 VILLA M.&••llLLIS *' '.&M ,._Newp>rtlllvd.,'bo:ttat •$130. ,....._ Poohl~o .Eves,1~~611~0681~;-;-.,...,=.fl --sp·~rou ~1 ..... 11oap1111 Rood c1 ....,. ~ll'O. -· ;. LANDLORDS I •STFREEUDI~~-~ I BR'S "" S I &. 2 I DROOM APT. Wolk 3 -ID Beach l\bOY• Pactlle Cout Hwy) to OCEAN PROtn' 2 BR. 3800 SQ. FT M-1, 2 ~~~ l'umllllod & Unflnitlshed ' -2 " 3 BR. APfl, ~--···· -· 900 c....,. 1..an. • ... w.. .. ., doon. ~ . FREE RENTAL SERVICE e FREE UWI"-· ..... I Liv'-• -• ·-~ N--.," B-. Ca. 92660.' per, -..,.. .... -· ·up ·· lor · iah. .14'1S. ·. --I ... ~ ... ~/~ts, ~ T;i._, m<l -$300. mo. 60-M4l. 64IHOOl dayo, 646-<)681 e.li!. BEACON RENTALS : :::'= r..!:~~°[.=~::.":.: ~ NO'"'.bwie., .. ~t!: •BR. 2 bu Ocean view 1 BR.1 hlk '°beech. Sha& Ront1l1 Wontod * 64r0111 * . • tawidry FaclllU,. indirect ligbliD& bJ tJ1cb1n. breakfast bar. 536-l111. Ganae 1tJ!.;_•ndry-rm. li'Jfa.m:-~1ac. $135. "" • TV. maid ..... ,van huge private Wtced patio • *811 lancllca::t' WALK TO BEACH v-.. -' -!!H;;u.,.;;,;--uiliinfvhmmft:.-3305m:-ic~ .. ;;;..,;:;;;;m;;l;;n;;;lu;;m;•;:---·je Phone Service ing • brick llal'bt-quu •. larlif beated New 1 • 2 Br, cpt/drp, S..Ull ,., llD-lXI ="""' llMch Unfum. 329 ' & lanal. Air ~ i, -· lrpl. 316 l6th. ~~ PoBrlnt-l ~1_1' ..!:• BACHELOR lunt. $160. 1 BR Huntlnvton Beoch El ""uerto M-so · 114'1-396'1. • -~-· • • --· um. 1185. 2 BR uni. $210. H ,........., Beoch ..., •• JIOI S.. Bristol ., Me 557-NEW dlx 2 hr dplx. Cpt. can 646-1\111. mo .-10-mo. B1k to BR. 2 BA, Condo, crpt•, un ,,.,.,_, I IR's-$UI & UP COLDWELL, IANKIR'& CO. ctrpo, orw ... ..._ 1115. 211 2 BR, 1 Blk lo~~. bead>/town. Balconhol~~~~~~~ ctrps, all applUlnce•, patio, 'h MILE TO BEACH Fumlshed ~· MANAGING AGINT K •ox v 111 •. 5 l &-1611, ~· ..,.., I PahlL • -,. w/vk!w. 1QI! QUI Dr."'11?. j' ~- pools, tcrulla co urts, "B !"Ba .... , All u111111~ l.I 536--2652. •· ~ .•• UtilJJd.~ l' 4!M--425l. I ·""dren welcome. 12 2 O . • r., n '• •-car ""'' ~• ""'· · -• " • I I 156.S::.m. 2 ooth, patio =~· .. =iall bltno,' ~!,!~~'."& Apt. Uni-. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 ~w-:.>+,':!;:fs _Qr~~i, .._!.·~ II' •I •--;-. . , .· w 0 t&B-Q. Oi.ildren & pets ll'YIM Abo praget Jor rent Corona clel Mmr Costli Miu BKR. OCEANFRONT 2 br, fpl.c, . ,-_. K. $2'l5/mo. AG T • * SHADY ELMS • POOL * CLEAN 2 BR. 2 BA, px; mo. dlx dupln, unlUrn. ,rty, ';iii·~-~~~~ I ;~~~;:~;;;~JI '96>-4471. o , 2 Br, 1\4 Ba. New. Blbll. e.Adul!O Pooltlde 1140 up Gu lncld. Pllv patio, e!<c ll75. Nlono Sl5-alY ~ TENNIS duh m San 1 km/pet Gar. Unit walk lat. 60-2ii57. 171E.2'lnd St., CM 60-3M5 q.__I. """'1 Brookburst. 540-321'8. frplc A extras, i:_· adj. ROOMS $18 Wk /kit N.T.L proe.~lle , -· Alone on Jot 1145. pr, Pool. $225/mo. Avail Jan e Chlldro• next ljlock ' ~.... Illa GnrnH' gar door. 217l2 S. NEW deluxe 3 BR 3 bu, -400 Caplstram -- -R:tuf ~Ou.. 97MGO L~ ~ .. , 1 BR. Sl30 I: $140. , 2 BR, ~ Furnished I $%W. New pluab 2 BR Condo. water. YrJy. m . $21.50 wk up .;.. • ., 2376 ~be~'. 3 B 1» $165. SJPonl, 1deal lor Unfumllhld .... ~!!",~:.~.""'· Sen Clomonto N..._ BI v d. CM. poople. Kldtofl ~~~j JBR bltina crpta drps dbl R. 21i2BA Sea Terrace, bachelors 1993 Owrch St. ON TEN ACRES Cbi2. ---~.in• 5t8-9'l55. party planned Dee.'·' J . gar'., $2i;. 544-ooo&' or lully lndacod, ocean view, 54H6l:I.. Apta. l\Jrn./"""""-Leu< . p....., $UO 1o-.. 15 mo HUGE 2 BR.,~ BA, deluxe 111&.2 BR, ------~---~~ u = -41~ lt.S.V..P-Scbaol~ 1132-!530. cpta, ,drpe. Uie '425.. mo. me • , Fireplace / priv. patloo. .. -•·Ide t be h. 1165 cpts balcony Ocean view ..,_., ~ ~ ....... -• Aaan. due1. 213. m'l.037. FURN. 2 BR. A "' Pool. O....•-Te-··~·tnt'ID....... --ap nr. ac . -• . ·1 ;:;~~~=~;1;-;;~~~~~·~· ~ LEASE 2 BR, 114 00, Ml .. M)t ~O Close to "'°"· A;i';.its, no eoo'S.a t:::, CdM M<'.iii, ._ ...... l Bdrmo ml Florida. SJ6.l9'16, ,~A"""A~7 , . "J>ts. lrplc, bltns. 1225 mo. 1: -P"';.!]60/mo>. IMacAr1hur ttr Coat Hwy) 2 Bdrmo • J 8dnn1 lrvlM = ,4 i ~· v ' f .L -n~ •-_,.. 968-12)2 or 962-1965. 2 JJR. 114 'BA tum avail I .. ~~fti;"'"'°""~~f· ~C~.M~-LB:d!!!••••••!!!!! ~ i "" 1---:Jlf ::i • ~ .,... BR,2 BA, lrplo, 2""' gar, ~.,;,.... pooil•• STUllNlNG 1 BR.1 BA IV. er 2 l'wH Bdlo BE the lint IO occupy""" ;F*" ~ ~ <.-W , bltlna. fenced yrd. kids OK avail. Mo/m4"·w lie. $225. G~n apt. Pool. Rec. Cotti Mell u ..... .:..... .:_. __ . -----w/ ~ !!R., !.i~rearem:ooy:{, C....:_ .. .a...1 -AmbubllOr)o"f:Ady or MaD · $249 mo. SG-t421/968-7235. 837~ da)rlj 67 s-5441 area. no W.18th SL CM. .. hi;h....._-~ ~\NlW>lar&e ~ ~·A/C. 55!-'428 ---...-. Good, nutritious Food. Irvine eves. 1 BR fUm apL $140~ No pets ADULTS llYiDK roam .,,1p. or or 54>2321. SPACIOUS 2 BR., beam Nice,*~~~· I ;..=="'----l •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I"--'·-F 'I.al: or m cblldren. 820 Center l • 2 -wooer ~ .ftftpiace ceU'a., pool, So. of Hl')'. * IDNDU SPIRlTU ,,, B·R. 2 Ba. Air/cond. • --vr--• urn. -St. &G-5848. "' ~ ....... .,,,. C.orwenieat laundry • Laguna IMch $183 Month. Adults, DO pi!tl. - BR. 2 Ba air/"""1 $2815 111•--p I I NEW 1 & 2 BR's lrom $190 IO On the Eut ...... ott ldtcb<n. Encloood ~ ..._. 611 MM. VIC!lf!On -· 425 r:..,.. ~ =' 3 BR. 2 Ba.. air/eond, ~. s:no --~ en""' I $%ll. Nr. beach I: ahop'a:. In n1oe?:1t'.!ct:: old tioL ·2 IW'lmm.lng poolJ. UNIQUE i.cw-Cude Apt. ''Weed It A Reap'' • better Protealonal J BR. 2 ba. Atriwn , 13-t) ATRACTIVE 2. BR, newly 114 E. nh, CM, 548-0131. ~ ~ aettin& a:auna. recreation ftlclll. Wkle ocean views. acl'IS"-of From b"aacw to trub SNOW 9euon. Bis Bear Ufe 1Jc Rwl I BR. 2 Ba. Atrtum ' . mo decorated. Quiet be a ch NICE 1 br dplx. Quiet. Sepr. carpe'IJ • encbed = ti~ Security pard. No = '?;:. ~ ~ ic: tum them tnto. cub Lake. Modl!'m 2 bdnn. apta. : AM-10. PM. 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium . 1315 area. Adult l!'DVironmenL by garages. 1 Adult OYer 00. From $160. Sto~ by pe nna. A. atonie ~ CAU. DAILY Pn.OT OWNER MHl585 49'J.!m4, 132 No. El Can. , ' BR. 2% ba. lam. rm. !400 $125/mo. 613-lru. No pets. 5'8-ID21. 2'lll Elden Aw. Models Open 10 Ill 7 pm w al lpapm, cha.cieu.n, CLASSIFIED • • • • • • .6G-a1711 Rentols :. si-. 430 Real, San a ......... ~ BR. 3 Ba. lam. rm .•• "!5 ........,_ Unfvrn. 350 fl'J .50 Small lum cou...,. HA•ilo moaalc Ill<, .... ....._ $150 •-REWARD = . """""' l1tih pd. Adulll, no pell, " R 2700 Pelol'Mn Wey, CM Mo, partially 1unt. -Cosio -WANTED, Fam . .....,...., - Corono del Mor Nr. shopping. 51+-15l9. nr Horbor Blvd & adulta oN.Y. A1ao avan. THE EXCITING '° "1tore ,,_ Kirt 2 F:. ": =..-::.- 1 BR apt $1l5/mo. New'" ••----. other luxury apta. $250 PALM MISA AP-BR. 2 00 apt. 19& utlli Incl. to him. So< loot cohtmll.' ROOMY l Bedroom, 2 ooth, decor. Udl Incl !lo peU. n1 _... m 11EO mn. By app'• ont,. · ' •· CK. Mk b: VJcbelle, .,...,.i ~. $3!0 pr. mon.th E. J9th. -£J~ HJG MH1153. MINUTES TO NPT. BCH. &12-5625. PROllLEM Pr<pancy •• plus spaciou.s 1 bedrwm "'9'1N SPECTACULAR.view 2 A 3 FURN.OR.UNFURN. MAN .eeks home' or apt. ftdent, 1ympatbett upsta!n with private en-H Unbelievably large apts., with Fem. 1ar lll!'ll a: lftlMDC)' cioueelb:ls.' • CE 1Ml" trance, $225 pr mon1b. Both !lft!lng?on -h ~ ~ ':' .!='-~ huge poo~ 1....,1 elect bit--ldtlaHhore OX· J!'?"n~ odootlnm t.i. • 1st Western Ba:lk Bldg. wilts next~&-tennil '' _,, .....,, -.-~. lnll, at;ia& ttpl:1, drpg, sauna pe111a.&IMM1 ewnlnp. ~ 6G-if36. ~.· P~:!""", ss\:.0:-"'a,'!!ta ~~--ey Act-'LoQUINTA HERMOSA DILUXE r-To SfiP Up-::0-V-Sict';-"°~ sUo HAVJ:'c:t---1orl ..... PA?.!,•,.=~ .. ,. ,...,.., -11 Spantsb Co<miey f'state Uv-APARTMENTS Yov -lo• heocb 1 BEDRM. ,._, lllO IO -. ·-....._ All ...M,.6 llOlp In• 2 BR. blttns, cp• ctrpo, pr. ~ -pool· ..:!:; T..,"' Alr Coad • Frplc'o • l Swim· Cotmiey Garden • y<t ..., DELUXE 2 A 3 Br., I Ba., 2 BEORM. n.m $110 -......_ 5'H91T. ..:W..=,;;~21.1~· •;"'"~'°;, I BR. 2 Ba. $300 N yard rk "~ •-• -•·· ~·-Heal -and actlvttieo. <Dd pr, $180 up. Rental Unlum Apll Avail From $10 Off'-Rontll •-' · · • •• .... ·• · o wo • ....... mo .Mil BBQ. UDbel.levabJe U\l'ing • ....... ~ ....... -th Spa • Impeccably m an a g • d , Of.c., 3095 Mace Aw., to $15 LESS. -..,_ 3 BR. 2 ba ••••••••• $325/350 &: Last mo + $50 cln. fee. Only TeMis Courts • Game _and SM-4 BR. 2 ba.. .•••••••••• $385 SemH'etlred or retired cple, 1 BR. FURN $115 Billiard Room. =. private. Two 1034. y~·re ~· they're under· DESK lpaC8 available ISJ 3 BR. 2 oo. lam. mi ... 1425 no ~IL 545;;1914. 2 IR FURN· ..,5 1 l!R. From $160 do , den, 2 baU,., ~ """"~.....; (r~' :t-Dr. mo. WW -fumltun -=;;;,:;;;,::;;;;:,;: ' Huntlnttoft-2~~]os 'ME"oMR'aN~ ~~--iib',&Oifa .... _.._.Blvd.> :'.:.":z·~ ..,.__ 0 red · hill IMMED. OCCUPANCY Adulll No pei. VILLAGE THE VENOOME APARTMINIS -LA-~ Umts o':"..:.... = ~ .\jAL~CllllOl~~ucs~5t~~~I • N 3 B t. _,.. ,._..,.,. 1845 •--'"-Im A a&.-My Real mw-tar )'llllr' can-mo Will -bnlture PboM ~TDT or REALTY ew r ap ._,. mo. (4 blks S. ol San Diego Frwy _,., Harbor Blvd., CJd. IUM.I"'" Vfllue Oii ,_ 1truc1ion aDownce al 1 at ff. mo Mlwar' .. __ ,._ P .O. BOil 1223. o.ta, llm;: I Univ. Park Center, Irvtne Dbl aaraae, d&hwshr on Beach, 1 blk w. OD Holt <n4) 557..soal Call Mn. PhUlq. 5«M1781 ............ -t ll""'-. • .... in. 1BR.1 ea ~ . -_.._ •---.1 .r.1 --~ 334 Portland Orcle, H.B. ·RENTALOFTICE .......... _.... . __.. ... ., en .,....,.. ov A: .a-2 11R.'I A 3 BR'L a~ ... tot."'ne.dlBlvd.1 .-==··..;~=-"'--- Call Anytime, s:Jl.al20 53'.llU IO 16211 P8""iae Lane.) OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM ~~al ~ the '!'"'· Eojof ~SUL -encl Huo-•Beadl. ll42o432L 'ottloe "°"" 8 AM top P.M mu 114'1-Sfil NEWLY DECORATED 2 B<dn>om, 1 Balli .. !. $11& ~.,!':\~5~ ·~~-· •'""-BeQo• 650 S4 ft. 4 "'""" .,..,, 3 BR, 2 BA, pool & rec area, 1145 • 1165 llMutlful Grawnds 2 -.0, 2 bot11 .... $205 ma oourta ' ""o[i' nl -"" Clllli-U?ll ~ ot lrg back yard. Children ok, 11•1 Bachelor A 1 BR, patlol, 10 Minut" io Ocean l bedroom, 'bet1i .... •'2;15 blcyde .tn:/ta,;°' , ~! 80:1111\7 ~Scott Pl., C.M. --~ 6 DISCOYIRY 1$275. 833-1103, 675-3'.118. ~forRient frplc 's, prlv. garages • 0ose to bus line&. store& Beautitul''bew apts. w/pvt fleboud, croqUet. Unkir'l 'I EXTRA'i:ARGE 1 I: 2 Br. Adi.ma. SlfiOmo. 5tlMl3'l1. n4-835-88fl5 L1gun1 S..ch I ~mmiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i~I Divided bath ol lots ol Gu Hea't &. Stove. Water. patios, a:ara.&e, pool, IPL born SI14.50 mortb..I,; also 1 usd. from $let, furn. ~ PLUSH amall J.<lfftce llllle, Ju .me.nUoned In I' closets. Rec hall, pool I: Garage Ah' Cond. Swlm'a: Lush garden Rtting, Adults, and 2-bedroom pl.am ud $158. Refrtc, ~. crpt. Newport Centw. 6f.i.-&4 or PLAYBOY. hp 23. 1160-sECLUDED 1 BR. rear AJ!!t. Furn. 360 pool tablea, sauna bath&. Pool. Rec. Rm., Laundry 00 pet& 151 E. 21Jt. CM. ,_..,. town ~ ELec-drpL ~ Htd pioL I ;;60-30ll.=;,;c;:;:"""==-::-= I ~~~~~~~ house. No. end. Woodsey _ , , See for youraelf 17301 Room included. MM666 tric11dtcbens, srm,te pa:.,. Mature ts. Infant ok. XLNT bldg. All18t, 3 offtcie Ir ---'setting. S.IL--Pe.nlnsul KeellOn Ln. Cl bJik W. of LARGE ·l BR. • $140 · Residence i0r Retired ' or~~-. ' moV:r' lbofltDI· llll7 llllte, crpa. drpa, air cond. $200-LRG 1 Br. Beautiful ~ I Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater}. 2 BR. $160, $1B5, 11'15 1.ov ... 1.. • , ·pertS ~SJtitetrlnnn ......,, &\l-13S);•t!Ye ..._...,7 &U-7848 H iendli • ...y, priv. 2 Br. apt. w/ . . .ocean view! Patio. 1 blk e 125 Wk & Up On Ocean IC .Mui , patio. Newly decor .. O..v. lnr w!th --~ 113' ¥Cl. Pool, 1 lndrY lac PROFESSIONAL Sul .. ,_ l !!iii~ii!!i-~~~;1 beac:h. Lovely Bach. 1 Bft..Rooms LRG. 2 Br, beam ceil., ~I 160 W. Wlllon No. 1 C.M. Io c at ed . Conftletcent maid ~· J~ ~ ,PQoU!DE Hiit AP'l'S. to ao. Het1 at Bola QDca. $285-3 BR. Victoria Beach. Maid Service. Pt>ot .• Util Pd drpg, bltn d--whr, displ, po01 NURSING cue. Food Fubioa Isl&nd • Jaailxftil •ADet.TS -141 FLOWER H. B. $215/mo. S.1323.. ht.Ind (~ .. ) Bttna. Redecorated. e Call ""8140 e & util pd. Adults, no peb. Pirk-1.llce 5"rnMlcllnt --A Laundry. and Su J-llllb Road. CAIL: 11111 3815 ;..·=;;;..;;.,...;.;.;...:;;=-;;;;;i1 .NU-VIEW RENTALS 2 BR " A tlo Nr. Hoopllll. Avail-· Ill. QUIET DELUXE Tramp .• oo IDrth ~-·•. Telephon< m4) 644-1900 WANTED' D~~ ~-.·-IO 1us1--·I 445 FOUND ~ n-~· .,.,.. An,,,. ~•u "'u" • }711 B • pa • balcony. $210/mo 11676 Cameron "'A" .... ~ ....,......... f •-• •-a.. ..._ neLU~ '-"IV re • ~ ._ .,,,,......... or ~ 3U E. Bay, $250 mo. on yrly 84Z-Q192. ' 2 & 3 BR APTS. .ntr•"'1· or ren~ .. ..,rma""'' manqe U Unita, C.M. ex-AVAILABLE Mar. lit.' CdM. srown. Vic 2lltb • -' 'N~ew"'port=-~a..c"--c"'h-""-~ be. lnq. at Apt C 673-1521 N..-· Beech Pvt. Patios * Htd. Pools 3 Br, 2 Ba _trgNex, cpt/drp, SEA~ Minor Apta.. 2 ~for 2 BR. apt. Adults 2551> .,, tt. comer store. Blvd., Bal.~ or~11TL port NrSbop'g * Adu.ltlOnly quiet. Adlts, no p ets•. fR··S\64-1 ~·,CrflQ,,drpl, <!all:..1lf~C96~~ Preeent tenant. Cannell A THE BLUFFS srumo ' 2 & l BR. apll MartlnlqM A .... ' !200/mo. 2281 Fon11iam. .., ....,. • iliopl. U25 Hilnt~' iMCii a.attin. 105 oq .. tt. ~ . y....,.' Pz to $300 Mo. ' f BR, 2 ba., 2 car encl .,.,~ Buo.64&-1'89, Ra ~ Placentia ,AV<. Aak llloot ..-,, ., ft. 1aci1ts Coat For the discriminating Marshall 'Realty . ~ park'g. w/lnd.ry avail now. Im Santa Ana Ave.~ l Br, 2 Ba. klwer, ', bl.tit, our cUlcouiaL stl-3612.. 1 1 tJ · ' Hwy., 65 tt. side street A ~~~M· 4 thBdrms., 2~ baths. l BR. $150· 2 Br crtw1 Utll 3 BR, 2 ba·furnlahed Step11 to Mgr. Apt. 113 crpta, drpl, $180. N r, YEARLY, new ,_:a BR. 'L I Henntll garden, partdna, Ck: ... ft. ...-on . pd, Yrly. Nr. oce;;:""Soo E. ocean ................ $7~ BEAUTIFUL 3 Br .. 2 BL Fainiew • Ba.Ire'. ~.petL ~· 2 BR. ,on. ocer 2 Bdrm ~· Lewi ~. Allo otf1ce IUlte, l50 ... lt. Balboa Blvd 673-6880 3 BR, 2.Ba ............ $285 condo, llvinl rm .. dlnina 545--181tl ' ' 11 '380. . , • ~ l~· BA.j aa.. beaut:tful 35c. Rented w/store or tel> [;. • ' ' 1BR,1 Ba •••• Udl pd $160 ::--ldtdle~ '"'":i.:..':'• 2 GARAGE Apt, Brand ...,, 2 ABBEY ltEALTY ll0-311SO ~~ • I e -· arately. C. W. Ma.stm, C•pistr•no Buch 2 BR, 1 Ba, Penin ....•. $250 garage, I:)' ted 8 R , c P 1 1 , b 1t-ln1 , LUXURY OcealiMilt •New I: I\ pool, BBQ's. spuid-Realtor, 173-4UO. "Sf ra;;, . .. ..... ......,... •-• We Rave Winter Rentals in I: ouL Clubhae, 2 pools, 60-3240 art & I: wkndl Dramatk: 4 Bdnn ni. .. 1.... bW Ss-Dilb f o u n la 1 DI• ''THE FACl'ORY" bu 2 .,.. nu'l.Lc..n. re'lluu Smack on Will Take Stude a adult area, oo .. peta. $200. • . • ..... _ TownbouM! lJvine. u-.11 C r. the sand, on beautiful Al OcMntronts ~ IL mo. lit I: lut. SW cbW dep. 2 BR. den. ~. ta kitchen, Rm. Dave $/mo. Yrly. · 2 BR. Studio OIS Unf. opeuta:cs In tbl _... rarw· · I r ealty Capistrao !leach, Duplex. 2 '°CAIL· 613-366l va Avail Del!. Lit. 84H103., Jarve ya..i,_~.~ mn., m-im or 4941615· 2 B~ ·Studio CHO Furn. ~flom JI·~~ 2414 Vista del Oro Br, l*s ba. 496-2513. ' QIAR.MING l Br u nit art• pm, ev·•n. '• ) t Br-..., xtn'$ nellhiJCihO&t. lAW (UTll..l7b PAID shop ~ shop wut9d Newport Beach Coron1 .. Mir • w /FIREPLACE. Private NEW 1 & 2 BR'• """1 $ll9 ID =.:pool "1Z. ';!:. ~ Adults, No -421 "3th St., Nnoport ._..: 644-lll1 ANYTIME FOR man, bachelor' apl. :'do~ = ~ ~E. ~~~I· ~or' Mf 'i!i7.' · ~~Lane .;:m-eaos.;,;;;;;:;;'-=:---- EASTBLUFF clo" IO ~J"'...JllS.. Adulto, no peU. N • 1 r * $135. 2 BR, •pper cpll, BALBOA Bl> Ottb. Lm (4 bib. & ol llln Dteao Frwy OFFICE w/-_. Large house, 4-bedroom or 3 V'ft'ffUJ. Haa;txir Blvd. Re:ferencet drpe. eupc:rt_ Older 'Multi Ba,ytroat 1 Br. A.pt . on Bftcll. 1 blt W. cm Holt attached. Stall lhwr, refria, ' and den. Fonnal dining Coste Meu WINTER.J BR, 2 BA, 14 blk req d. ~ per mo. Avtll. pret. &'13--8145 ""-Luse. deduedon on Jona to Plll'klWt L9J?e.) airvd cood. l652 N~ room. BeautiluJ Jront patio ~ to ocean. $250/mo. Call Dec L 213: 244-»U lie .. &&-0339 Bl • C.M. 5t8-IN6. and rear yard, both"""< *$27.SO WEEK & UP 642-9185. , BRAND NEW AQ,IJLT 2·BR wldl "1::.'!'"" $Ill. , •• ..., .. $l9 · A<Qi"'11otbellESTDAYIOi:'- 64;;:"=106l=:-.,...,,,-._,.,,....,.- .l>letely fenced ~autltull,Y 0 Studio A: 1 3R Apta 4 Br, 2 Ba on beach. AP'I'S. ~lb. w.Dace, n.ve ~~Jn .. ~ :rn~&delay.' Ody Pilot Want Ada .. ve landscaped and pnvate. No e TV & Maid ~ice .o\vall $300/mo. AvaU thru June 2 Br. Free W. Pool. · ' ~ 'tTe ploft. pets. Avallable December 1. • PJione Ser\llte>Htd Pool "73. 645--0245 541-97'6 Bob Garages. 1819 Monrovia, So. DEUJXE 'J'owilicoult II 2 Br ,·l t ~ S - $475 per month. Call 67U568 e Children It Pel secUon WINTER. 2~ BR. $3'.IO ' 4 of 19th. W. of Plaoenda ~ Pbol. Dfthr, 'Adllts. or 540-3688. 2376 Ne1'port Blvd., CM BR. S2'75 Steps to beach. 548-8611 E. m St.1.f.S.41111. T' .Ill. "D G ....... E ..... _ .. · Horbor Vlow Home 5'8-m6 or 6'$-3961 ABBEY itEAL'l'.Y G0-311SO 1140/Up -2 Br, A l Br, NEAT/clHlf"""" '1 " Br, ~ rs..-. ~. · '1' 4 BEDROOM rly llOO month 6 up. 1* Ba. pool, cpt1c1rp, ..... ~· 1115-Back Bay ....._ <X.ATLJOiwi:.:::..:::~.::.;,.-!~ I ••75 -yAea il· HOLIDAY PLAZA Apt. Unfum. 365 --1996 ....... No. 1 Delmor. m.a&1--. .M., ·="""• .•,.'•~'!--M ~:Q '. ease .. . mo. va • DELUXE Spa lo BR 60-3813. 2. l Br apla.·°"11!... ~ ·--- --.-.... 'a ble December 15th. furn apt. Jl35. cH:ted.l Pool. Blilbo.I ltl•ncl LARGE 2 bdrm. 1~ bl. lhq: bltnl-. Pciol. Chlldnn ok, oo T• •• fw ..,,_,.,, ~ jtEALTOR, 644-7270. Ample --Aciulto, no VERY attrac. t Br. upper crpt., bit-Im., lrplc .. J!OtlO pets. Ph: dayo !!l!lr MUl!IO ;-_""{'t•:., ~-~ TENNIS Pool, Walle to pets, Yearly. 1 mature edult or inclosed pr. 634 H&mllton, Attractfw 2 Br. $141 """"" Beach. '2 ''°" 2 BR, 1% 1965 Pomona Ave., C.M. <OUpleoN,y, no pets. $1115 + M><>l45, -or 548-1941 Bltno, w/W, "l'I"'· Htd PoOI. :=., ~l;.. :i:=, BA. $715/mo. Leea<. Sorey, UNIQUE Oppty b: motur. uUI . 613-160l. ** ~tmnn. I• l BR. Mul"'1 no.pelLI-. ::::rl , 1!"'"' :::=... Cho pets. 54&-12!IO. Gent. L«e Bed-elttlng nn, CUTE 3 Br. ~talra. Stow, Conbemporvy Garden Apta. EJside attrac 2 Br bltnl, ,..._ II~ .,.,. * OCEANFRONT-Beautiful, kit, be.th. Prlv entr., Reh, refiig, ttn-. S2SO I mo. Patk>s, frpl~ $1$ dwbr new Iha& crPt encl •Gt. ft....,... 6'.,.._.._ Xtra lrl 4 Bl', 2~ Ba. req'd. $125. mo UUls pd. Yearly leue. ~. $1.M), ClU 557 pr, Do pets. t45-at0.' , IJ.:l.J · ~1tfr"'• :;e_t, Yearly. $500 ~ mo. Call Eutskle. S4&-Q55. Bllboa Penln1ul1 2 BDRM. 1 Ba. stow I: t~ _,,,.... dtMI .Martin, 64H4lll or~ * $25 PER WEEK * ftlric. ~A ~ Pvt 0.... Point '°"" .,,_, ,,,_ EXQUISITE GARDEN •Up. Pool A maid 1erv1ce. l Br A den, ""' "J>t/drpo, = 11911, -LARG--E-2-B-R,-..,..,,--.-,_ lJ~ ~= Hl:." Pool 3 BR Condo $350/mo Y.ltchena avail. Motel Tahiti stove A refrt&,. Yrly. No v-IJMlf • ...._ n..,_ m.Qn ~ &G-3645 · comer ltarbor A Vlctona. ' pets. 6f2..3519. l Br w/den, Wcet bar, 2 8a. ~•.,pt.. "~mo' ~ Cllt. '" ...._. .w ._ 7.i,....,... , , . C ...... _ ..... _, u. A 2 Bl' BAY MEADOWS . ..-• -.l La 15.. 41V-''1.orWW Newport Hett' htl 1 BR, Furn. 2 lrg. do.eta. o,_ .. 111911 '""' APCI. 38381• W u.-St ,_ '!. Apt. A. Te I . 16V_. .. ,_. 760r IJ'lE!f!h abe bed, prf\r ~ 6t8-Wr3. • -., ...... ~IM!!!:!68~ ... ~~----.,....... ~o.. I 77,.... JNf." IMMAC A cory 2 Br I 1ng·nn.xtnlrrl""'""-encl2BR.Stow,rtlli<t.,lrplo,DU Est lluff ;:• :1-::,.. ,._ beth. bit m.. cpt, ...,.., dble C' wt--AdUlll """· decor. wrw ~· V1ew BAO!ELOR. 1 • 2 Br i-'-------1 i~ !!~ :;::- aor. !715. 6#-0030 ~ul.__, C.M. ~~Al>IB~~ ~--·:-~-:~ e DILUlll e ~ ~f'1 ;l~•.al01 ' •.:-· t1ouMO Fum... , , _...,, • ~. Center St 1454m. I BR, 2 BA tip! lol' ---· iOli le -SJ~'I -: . ~ Unfurft, l10 "-~~~clt.&llr.E~, -acll.. Bllb)o *JllW)Y·~ POO!,~ loeld-.-.. i..dltt '1·1~1 .. ::-I~ :11:'" ... ...,.._.Hy nlCiO. 1110 ......... --" e-Aiiulll'PoolilclilllO-,..-rm A dbl_,~~ -··--~il.,. __ ~·-or"'J'...,---. Newport -" Nltwport "¥ti., C.M. -i..w fl)() /::. e OdJdron t>txt biodc -, Cai.:~ Pool 6 -io:-.... :fT• . UDO S.ndo, ' Br •• 2 be, 18!!1!-;t;_~ -· month. cau -RL 1n E. 22nd St., CM 60-3615 • Im . :t. i:~ ==· .. ~:. ...... l:L fli>lc, wahr/rar;;. $.150 mo. El« bl -• No pcta, ldtal * GREAT VIEW-2 BR. * 2 BR, crpta, drpl, bltns, 865 Amlp WQ, NB Q tO\ 1112.1 --~ Yrly 11!11!. Wafl:r pd. 5600 1rT'40 ~ •illflle. Rer.. ~Jc, bltnt1.~~~kl. ~ pool.Nopeta.f1.50.2267Can· 1 ~~:!:M~-~~·~i~~~Jl_ _ _,_~!!!!;!!~•~~~Oow1;~181~~t'~=;;;:~f)~l~l1;a•;~~~l~>!!~l--ruv.. Aw., N.B. · · ... ......,.., 615-:-. '°" Dr., Apt B, lll.1-8S.tl. _WILLIAM WA!; IX), I I j .j ' . . • t I • ' .. I . . . ' . ,- ' ' The ... :. DAIL~ ORANGE .,,_t Lik• IO ll"ldt? O\a' --·-511-5 ...,. ... 115. Cd do>-'··-, I ' I ' I \ •. 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' ' 1! -;, ••• " ' '· . .. . . / , l. ~~~ing oyt the Christm~s ·shopping ·season gives refaile~s ~ .chance to funqion more eff~t:tt.ly. When clerics are-less ha;ried, shopping is more pleasant fdr everyone. I ' • ''' • ' . . : . . . ' . . 2. Many: rt"2ilers offer their reqlly special "specials" early in the · season to encourage the ' ! • •I • ·pu~llc· to shOp early ani:I to help, alleviate the last-minute "panic" buying. • . ·• I . ,., t . . ~ , ~ :,l~'f !,n ~se .your faV9rife Christmas gift merchant has underestimated yo~r enthusiasm for ·~', siason, a lofJ9er period of shopping gives him d chance to ;e-arder pop·ular items . ' . . . ~•he , doesri't ho'le to disdppoint shoppers later in the season . .-' """" . " . ' . . ., . , , , · ~ WHtn-·you to.Ice more. days to shop you can do the job more thoroughly, visit !TJ.ore stores, • • • • J ..., .. ''11'-'';s t • • ~·" ••• , •• · :. CQf/lpdre' prices and quality and be more satisfied with. the gift~'yoli finally d8Fide to buy. .. • .. ~. ,;1.J,. ; ' • .,.~. ' • •• ol -· '-• ,.; 'II ··, ~~ • • • .. • " ' ' .. . t· ... • ;·f ~. . . . 5. And there't ·no settet about it, the Christmas shopping season is the biggest sales period of · .. ,__ . ,. • ... .·"! ' the , ~r .lot ·most retailers. Support local merchants now and you'll help make them ' _.,., ~. I · I , ._ · ~ ·. -. :·•.~lt ',prO#Tf Jo keep their prices reo$onable all year long. (And prices .will never 'f?e more . .I .t , ' J9 ' ~ 1•' ! · • · ·,~'"1tile .than they are now.) · » · .· ~ .. ~ ..... f ... ' ' I I l ', • ' T1"' ~~rated~ a p,µ,Uc aertli.ce on 'behalf of qur frie~ ~.yow•, ~he retail mercha 'nll o#'~'OranfeCoa1t .4.rea, br the DAILY PlLOT , I ,f • . , . • . ~· ... . .. ' .... i . " -· ) . ' • • • h-- '\V ateb For special &dbl. F~ed f"ltb Early Cbrisbnas ~es in the · ' • . .. . . -........ ... • -• ' • • •• • • .. •• :•"' • ' , . • • •• . ... . .. .. . . . . . . . 'I • -................. , .••••• -.... ., •••• .i . * * * * * Trader's Paradise ' lines . times dollars S1Q Boat, Uled l time, t>et.ut eu1tom built. for In or ~ ..... -b1r, ""'' -.. ,....,. FOR PiclWI> truck or car. ~'· - "12 001.0R TV O>mbo. C00>- --~ 6 lt1r; .., Ford Trade for ...,..,,. .... 01r,sta.- or TT? IG-3D22. ,. R3 VICl'ORViiit Jlllp, Lot -Groot -tis!. llllx HO w/olley. S1,11110 Ille~ ' 1=:;.~~ :;"l, . * * * , I .. • ... . ... --·· .. . . .. . . . '' ,. . .. " . -. ... -... . . . . . . . . . . . ". SR. mp . CONTROL CLERK ... ........ .,,. • #11 1· DAILY PILOT • I ¢11JIMll l[Il] ,f ...... ,, ,: .. : .. mJ I .......... ·'''" We Have The Finest Selection Of Previously Owned C.adillacs In Orange C.Ounty Plus Many Other i ~iJt it-\' Fine Automobiles. '7Z BlJICK Electra 225 Q.Jstom. Vln)'l top, vln;yl Interior, full power, f~. alr conditlonlna, tilt 1teer- ing.:'w8eel;: . (etiertri' rid.lo, White aide wall tireA, etc.· ery low inlleage. Immaculate (641-Dµj. 1 . -..-. • l ' ..... ~ll!'tt"."li .. ' .. \'' ,.,. .. ,· , . . '7Z MABCl1JIS BBOllGHAM . '71 ELDORADO Convertible. Leather interior, full ,power, fac- tory alr, tilt whteL AM/FM 1teno With tape • p1., ... ,, ·oom;.,ck>of'. locb. tMllahl .... ttncl, crulR confrol.'eittremely lOw' nilleqe. {f0t086J \' ' •'\," -~:SS,f I '7J OLDS 91 Luxurloua 44'. Hardtop. factory air condi- Uortlng. full pcJ'Wf:r' vtntl top. beeuttful tapes. try interior, tJlt wheel. Auto. tranl., rad.lo, heater, W IW tires. At.olutaly lhowroom fresh wrm LESS than 9000 mUet. See to belleve. (588EAD). "'"' '71 SEDAN DE VU.IE Vinyl top, LN.ther intmor, tllt-~e wheel. power door locks, AM·l'M r&d1o, etc. (430CZI) '7Z FLEETWOOD Brougham. Vinyl top. Leather, dual comfort 1eatl, full power, factory air, tilt wheel, AM- FM 1tereo, power door locks, crulle control. twlliaht aentlneL C611EACI . ..... '7Z FORD 1f A.GON 9 pua. Country Squire, VS. automatic, fac- tory air, power steering I: brakee. luaage rack, power tail gate window, extttme)y low mlleqe, local l ~r. 1potltu. (ZlOFNl). $4111 '81 ELDORA.DO Fu.II power, factory alr, A.M-7M •trreo. padd.. ed. top, Lee.the!' Interior, pc)Wt'r door Joekf. VJnyl to~ full power, lactoey air, CUltom tllt.-tele wheel. (215llSYI '37'77 . • '71 GllAND PlllX . Vin)'! tp, 11111 o .,.,...., factory air, ' - sport wheela. vtJ\)'l bucket teatt, local 1 owner car wtth 1"a than 16,000 mtlet. (139062) SA.LE PlllCED .. ,, • • t • ) j ) ' • •' r ' L I • ••• ' .. . .. -• -..... ............. • , ......... fl 2 &1 a.. "1'P2 , I .. I) st l(ll] I QI S . UNIVE.RSITY OtD ·SMOB:l.LE:. • PROUDLY ANNOUNC'21 ?:.· WE ARE OLDSMOBILE'S ' # 1 ./ •. :i 4'-l ' ~ "· . . ~ . ' .. '71 OLDS. TOION.t.DO V.I, l•c*.,1 •Ir c•"ilit;ofti!H), 111!1 pow-· •r, L•ntl•M lop, •ift1I inl•rio•. !•701- 179). CHEV. lllMW. .. ti. M.t. 11 ... :-. .. --·~ ,.41., ~ ...._.,M ~ IUt FWAI " CADltLAC ........ ¥ .... -. .. _ ............... . .-.... t.11 _ ... _ .. _..,_ .... ~ ... -___ .......... ;.. ilt-, ~d tl..t.. !WM:. ~· $866 DATSUN ;.,....,,..., ... __ ........ .... W.-lt<!tC.UI '67 CAMARO ••• ;.. i. ...... , .;.,I --· 119" un sa&.6 '68 CHEY. !'MPMA WARN' y ... ·, I"""" H ~--.:... -· ,_,,,., -..... l ... ....... ....,_.,, ..... ""''™· ..loi-.11 .......... -'· """"' ., .... ! .. J lC\11 $366 '68 • OLD~ ·442 "J M.K.l. FORD •Au.DI M.f. v .............................. . ............... -..... .... . ......... ~ •• ~ ...... -~it.··11 "'"" ll•IW ti•-. \ ..... , '"'· UOI COO v.1: .wi-tic *''"'ml11i ... ,. Nd...,. •lr c.Mitlilftl". $866 • G.M.C. .... i.. ......... 11511151 $866 v.1, , ........... ''"'""' 01, ... . 4;>1 .. 1.,., ,o4;-. ........ !Tl~ 4911 ~ ' • .. • .., .. ,, "I•.. • • •• -.~ \ I ,, ·-- • • . " . • • • ·-· ----... • "-1 ,. °"'l'"'' .. • , • - •' '\ / ••• ' \ • . . . . • • • i{' ____ • .c._ ____ _ ' « . " -----. - W<d1\tSdo7, Nowmbff 22, 1972 DAILY PILOT ~ ··-~ __ l"!l I • _ ..... ]~I.___ ........ _ .. ~]~ . • ...... S.rvloe, Porto 949 Trucks • 962 Autos Wonted 961 Sole/---.,. vw llOO cc ftbullt engine, FORD 250 "'Ton P.O. ct· '73 Olds Cllllasl' PAC.I ARROW ..-.drlJI crank, new rings. cab over camper. Hu 4 opd c--TIOISA bMl!np. Yalveo, guides, • 352 v.s engine, Good _,.._,_ ORANGE t'OUNTY ijke new SS50 exchange. cond. $1300 m-.e15. Auto 'l'raM, Air Cond, Vinyl, I~ 531...()380 aft 4::.t PM. '59 FORD P. UP. V-8, ~-Pd. Roof, OFF N Runs well. l550. Pvt pty $90 16 01scouNTS · .......... II~ 1 A:~"'~.:ira. "' $ i:.~Er· , , Anttq1111/Cl1ulc1 953 REWARD '70 Mark ill EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN Immediate Dollvery LEASING ALL MODELS AHO MAKl.S Sllkn Calfinia -,st NatkJnal Baak Leasq 2001 Michel.bn Drive (Comer of MacArthur) Irvine, CalU. 92004 TI4f833..8620 213/627-0067 WE PAY TOP CASH for used cars A trucks, just call ua lor free estimates. GROTH CHEYllOl£T ' EXTElµ,OR and interior in beautlful condition, full luxury equipped with landau roof, am-fm stereo, tilt steering w~eel, air conditioning, twn comfort 4 way power seats, cruise control,. power door locks. See and drive today .. (664FB.J) $5475 '71 Continental COUPE SALE PRICED SPARKLING exterior finish with immaculate interior. Landau, tbfu.out. Full power, l!Ulo. temp. air, AM-FM stereo, tilt · wheel , Luxury equipped power door locks. Drives like new. (809210) · •· · . ' $4575 ' . • . " •• . HARDTOP COUPE BEAUTlf'J.ILLY maintained inside and out. Equipl!lent wilh landau, power steering, power biakes, power windows, power seats, tadio;'.beater, factory air cond. (641FYV) ' $2775 '68 Cadillac SIDAN DI VILLI ATI'RACTIVE thruout, tuU power equipped "·ith factory air, S-wa,y seat, dodr locks, tilt It tele wheel, landau roof. Excellent tires. CXTA354). $2375 '70 · VW-Bus- J SIATS '67 Olds 98 4·DOOR HARDTOP \Vhitc "'ilh burgundy interior. full po .... ·er, factory air cond., landau. (XD093). Sale priced $1075 167 Cad. Hal'dtop Sedan _ llST IUY Rto with black interior, radio, heater, looks and drives ·like new. (919BSW>. I · BEIGE with parchment interior, full power, factory air cond. (1WP400). $1875 '69 Marquis Brougham HAJtDTO, cou,r. -SALi Pl:ICID " 2 door coupe. 1073CEK I. $1675 • ry1 Pinto CUTI•& ICONOMICAL 4 1peed trans., exterior decor chrome. $1375 t .. '"' • TRY' ONE • • • • BUY ONE • • • • TODAY! ,. • ' ' ·W~'UClllkW.CDITAMEIA •MO-. . • ' • - Damt or '111t """ Car • , , "G1••-........ • I I l I ) ' • . . ... ~ ... ...... , . DAILY PILOT '67 • e VENTURA e VENTURA CUSTOM e FIREBIRD e ESPRIT e PORMULA e TRANS AM . e LE MANS e LE MANS SPORT COUPE e LUXURY LE MANS e GRAND AM e CATALINA e BONNI VILLE e GRAND VILLE e GRANO PRIX • e SAFARI e GRAND SAFARI e LE MANS SAFARI ' : '70 POnti1c GTO H.T. Cp1. YI, 1utom1tic:, power 1t11rin9, f1c:tory 1ir, wlnyl top, lo mil1191. 1242· 370Rl469121, IP4231. $2399 '62 kelfy ~ htall 52135 • •• I. "• .... •4 •10 ,, o•••;- • Cod. Sidon De VIiie f\111 pow1r, fec.tory 1ir c1ndltlon· 1119. IJTY 7471 l'ILOT-ADVfRTISEA JC WIDE TRACK V• Ponel • $149'9 4 1peed, r1dio, h111t.r, (19- t61JI, 1'5041. .., ............. ,,,.. . ' ' • J l ' ' 1 ' • . • ' • . • . . • 'i9 Fiot 124S $1699 ·Um• Gr11n, R1dio, h11t.r, h199191 rick, 1ir condition· Ing. (P.5011, (046 GJVI. Wy S11111Md lehlll $2070 Le Mans Coupe $1899 V8, •ulom•lic, pow•r •l••r• in9, air conditioning, Yinyl top. IXSE 746), IP427). l '69 5 1p1ed, r.dio, h11t1r, 4,100 '72 PON<ho 914 Roodster $4399 mil11. Wftlt./tl~ck I~~ 1-' FUM I. • ..., ...... .... '72 Dodfl 1" Ton $2999 St.p1id1 1hort wh11l .b111 pie.up. Power •f11rl119,,r.dio1 h11t1r, chrome wh11l1, 2,)00 miles. (M695M I IP410AI ·• , "-ltr S•1 .. 1te4 l9tall $2210 , '69 Firobird $1999 VI, tufo1'111lic, r•dio, h•af. 1r, power 1fe1rin9, air con• ditianin9. 39,000 mile1, !XJ 6291, !P422l. Pontioc GTO $17 gg . 11112 Vt, automttic, power 1t11ri1t9, I l ~! air conditio11in9, ¥inyl top, 1662-..::. . ~ FVYI, ( 1160AI, · 1 ·'69 Cotollno w.,.. $4299 9 p41-. A1to.etic, pctW# " . ,...,, ... eir'MM., roof r1ok. ~ 60o0 ....... l2L41RJ032742), . ~ IPIOlf. • '70 Ford % Ton Von $2499 VI , a11tom1tic, 12)" wh11I b.11. l19104El I P46l I . . . ·. ...,. I 111•i• ..._.. SH11 ' ' ,. Kelly S111•r.d letoll SZJll •••tr s .. ,~ aetan s2100 9 p t1t. VI, autorna~c, ra~io, '69 C1talin1 W190n $2399 heater, pow•r 1f1•r1119, air colld. ll,000 l'llllt1. IYOY. 0111, IP<4101, '67 Ford Goloxlo 500 $799 Coupe. Auto.•tic:, power tf11rh19, eir conditioning, lSXG 1521 '72 Morcury w_. $4~ 99 Col. P•rk M1f'Cfui1. Automa• tic, pow1r 1t.9fin9, 1ir colld. &c1llHt coftd itioit. I 021 FSI l, IP506 l '67 Mu•••nv 2 + 2 $1099 F1•tb1ck, VI, 1vfom1fic, pow· er st.1ri119, r1cllo, heet.r, m•9 wh11ls. (lOff 677), IP4471, Kelly S1nclf9d 19toil 52515 leftr S111•-• ..... $SOOI ' '69 Alfi Romeo $2799 S T 1750 c:pe. Ori9. 37,000 inileL 5 tpeed, redio,, h.eter. ' IZIV 1221, I P4211. lelfr 5 1111rM ..,_,, SJJ25 '64 Olds Starfiro V8, power sl11rin9, 1ufo1n1fic: tr1nuni11ion. ICYP 461 1 $299 '70 Mllverick Deluxe Covpe. At.1f0fll1fic:, r1dto, t.1ter. ( 117 AfVI. $1199 '67 Intl. Scout $1399 4 whMI drive. Cl>ll'!plet.ly ~vippM inclucliitt 11fility box. tl0447KI, I P4571. ..., I 11 hilll leNI SllJI ·. . DAVE ROSS 968 Autos, Imported , BMW 970 Autos, lmportod 970 Autos, lmportod All s.i. Prices Effective thru Mondly, Nwember 27, 1972 2480 Harbor Blv4. at .fair Drive ~~COSTA . ~~ESA Ph. 546 8017 Y~ MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FREEWAY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK •:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. 970 Autos, Imported 970 AutoJ, Imported 990 Autos, UMd KARMANN GHIA MGB VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO FORD >, . . .. ' .. •'. . '· ' . :· .· 990 ' --------1 1 --~-~-~--1 -~-~-~-~ '67 MGB. oruy 35,IXXI milos, '72 KARMANN GHIA 1961 Volvo 122 Hdon Chrl1tmi11 p......,f BMW '69, 4 dr sed. Auto, air, xln't cond. utol, Imported 970 Call 4946283 ALF A ROMEO Alfa Romeo NOW ON DISPLAY Sales Service Patts Body Shop AUDI AUDI •n 2 dr, 100 LS, AM-FM stereo, IWH'OOf, !Air, auto, 0&,)'11, sn-8850, Awknds:64H833. '. IMW Vlltt our new home! G IOY CAIYllt, Inc. DI E. 1'1111 St -------- CAPRI ·n Capri 4 spd, Xlnt cone!. Must sell. Sacrif. SlliOO. 615-1953 eves & wkends. DATSUN NEWPORT DATSUN Now Open NEWPORT BEACH 1000 W. Coos! Hwy. 645-6400 WE HAVE THE NEWEST OF DATSUNS IN INVENTORY FOR YOUR SELECTION • • 'M Datfiln 4 dr led, black, w/w tires, nu ena worlt, $300. - FIAT '72 Karmann Ghia Save $1000 and still get lac· tory warranty xln't cond. FM/ AM, $3260 -sell $2200 Pri/pty. 536-5049. MAZDA MAZDA LEASE SPECIAL New '72 RX3 $57.56 Loaded. ROTARY powered. 36 mo. + T & L. For resp. pty. Trades cons. • '71 ROTARY'$ "Demo Sale" must sell. Slim. Save $1,000. and still get tac-Xlnt cond. * Call 67>1694 * 6731464 * tory · warranty. Only IO Autos, UHd 990 '63 CadUlac F1eetwood, needs little work, $100 494-llSl ask !or Eric. '73 C:ORVEnE COUPE '64 FORD Va.D, Good shape, Cpt'd. paneled. $1000/bett otter. 6t&-4838 day 1 , 54&--'326 or ~3193 a1t 7 '• '70 MGB GT, xlnt cond. months old with low mile. Best offer takes! age. AM/FM radio. Must LIKE BRAND NEW CAMARO p.m. BUICK --"644--6"-""169"-'or'-"645-Q!21==-I see to appreciate. Cost $3,250. will sell for $2,250. ** '67 Buick' Sky l ark PORSCHE Pvt. P!y.536-5049 eonvm. «.IXXI m1. '69 -------MUST """ today, bo•t offer. 4 Spd 350 Y-8, Tilt, __ G_R_E_M_U_N __ 1 1910 Caman> Cpe, 1 owner, ,-• ruoe. Ah', P/S, auto, R&H. Wheel, Radials. AM/ 1912 Gremlin, V8. Best oiler 1--------i---------I Buick Skylark 4dr., 32,lm ml. CLEAN! R/H, pwr strg., xlnt tires! 842-2446. 673-4409. FM 0 M t 11· over 11995· Firm, • '68 CAMARO 327, vinyl top, ' range e a re, 4!J2...5r560 ! '60 PORSCHE, sunroof, new VW '69 Squareback, auto. radials, brakes, shocks, & Reblt eng, new tires, radio. exhaust. AM-FM-M, extra Leaving country. $12 5 O. clean. $1600. or of f er , 548-2094. 64~3743 after 6 p.m. su='=RF=ERS=-=--,-pec-ial~'63~~vw~ '70 PORSCHE 914, App. bus good engine, needs Group. Chrome r l m 1 , acme work and paint. Best radials, lo miles. Xlnt oond, offer, 842-7264. -"S2'tltlc=-.'=673-""-2907~'=· ~,,.-,---IChrlstmas Deal!! 1969 VW bucket ,..... all-, P/S, Powe r W i n do w s MERCURY · • '56 Buick Special, cherry P/B, 1 owner. Clean. oncy ' ~ condition. 37,000 ml. $495. $1595. ~ eves. Brakes, Steering • 675-<l591 No cal1' alter s,30 !971 CAMARO Rally Sport, $5995 '69 Mercmy Marquis ; PM. • xlnt cond. $2995. Brougham, pwr, xtra clean, • '63 Buick Riviera, Loaded! 673-4&XI or 646-0731 $1695. 646-8972. ! Desperate. Make o t t e r , '65 Mercury Montclair 4 dr, • 567~. CHEVROLET ~. ~ 1ow m1 .. x1n1 """'· Price to J '68 Porsche 912, black, (auto) -New brks, tires, oew paint, $3000. many extras, $950. Eve" CADILLAC 642-l127 * 548-8729 642-n48. 1--------'73 Monte Carlo S Cpe sell. I 491t"467B j 465 E. 17th, Costa Mesa '65 Mercury, 2 dr, V-8. air, : 64&--0466 all pwr, Must sell. Owner • '61 Conv., 2 tops, drafted. $700. 830-2616 .. S2fXX> • • • -• · • • • 67S-4IXrJ COMET 1962 in nice lbape, : best offer over $200. , ·11 PORSCHE 9ll-T, 5 .... 1967 vw Sqback, $5!1)! YOUR ONL y 10 TO CHOOSE 18ll-t miles, immac. cond. SACRIFICE, A -1 FACTORY ''BIGGEST SAVINGS" $6200. offer. 979-3484. mechanicaJ & ti res. Auto Trans, Air Cond. $89.88 "Service Is the dittrrence" HUNTINGTON BEACH MAZDA COUGAR 846-:mr : WfLL Buy ~., Ponche °' 53&-3585. AUTHORIZED J-~ + tax per mo. VW paid for Qr not. Call -V.W. '69 Bus. sun dial con-CADILLAC \ 36 nm. O.E.L. Kent Allen 837-4800. V@nion. Ml cbclln's, 2 Batt. · -• lmmedfete Delivery '69 COUGAR, aharp, l MUSTANG '68 -9US. 32M, AM/FM. Orig. own. 49'-12)5. DEALER LEASING owner. Air, XR-7. $2395. 17331 Beach Blvd. cxh!L mags, Semperlt1. Christmas buy-'6S vw Bug; Largest .election of Cadll· All MODELS * 673-646t * '66 Mustang, Mtp. 289, auto, • 842.-Lease Mgl'. Mr. Fry SS,IXXI. 67>-3'100. yellow, ndlo, w/w. Xlnt J:i• i.:'ulng Oronge Cooney. AND MAKES . WANTED P.S., Air, 60,llOO ml l ! SAAB cond. -otter. 645-2293. .,. • s.them Ca&fomia ij68 XR7 Cougar 54&-0900, Owner, 11045. 548-ru&. 1960 V W BUS. R""" good -'call alt 3 pm. '65 MUSTANG. Only 26,IXXI ·, · · --Na .. ·-m1· Xlnt 2 dr I 1968 Saab ·1o -•~·-.· Good $370. 55).90g]., aft 6 & .....-. MUgr aell. '69 Cougar. Air. _.._,!: .-tMll ~· , ltk • ·--· wknds. Cadlllac 1st National Muoon w/ white vinyl too. -· -· .,.3154. ; cond. Air cond. Nu interior Good cond ~ reblt tra"'· 545-4926. 1968 V.W. BUS. Excel oond, 2600 HARl!()R BL. • OLDSMOllLE : ooe owner, low mlles, Days COSTA MESA DODGE 331-11900 Eve 6ff-l60l. 540-9100 Ope• Su'nd"' Bank Leasi... '63 OLDS '68 Bug, rebtt engine & • ''& '69 Dodae Dart 340 ' SEE & DRIVE new beaden. xlnt oond. 1~11y ~ •• ~~-: lOOI Mlchelaon Drive p~~ A~~:.: ·.:.i.'.'8r':J1o:·~,.!;·B.~ : The All New '73 MUii ..u. "50. 640-4013 Ori.< pvt owner. W/AI:. for CC.mer ol M_acArthur) 1 o..n.r-nsoo. new ""''· good bod>. -. ; '63 v.w. Bed, Sunroof, radio, $5295. lit comeL-lat I01d. Irvine cam 9ai64 Call 83!r'l871 aft 5 30 carburetilr er fUel JIUOlP.-; TOYOTA ~ -· eto. Exe. oond 644-7895 ...... 1,.,. 11~ ·mtm-0361 ' 12511, c.u 54:1.-. · . Alt 5 pm !119-1435 · CAD 'Ill El-do Conv full 1910 Chev. CoocoW'I Estale, :-a::.. 0'f"Jr :! PLY.MOUTH ; 1\ ........ I aa..!. '69 Red Bui, chrome rims, pwr & air, loaded w/Xtraa. 8 P~s. Sta. Wgn, Pw?. belted tftt. Aic, PIS. ex. : - lUWA. TOYUINOTA xlnt cond., xtru. Must new tireJ & batteey very Steering I: brakea, AM·Fl'f traa, m-1829. '71 FURY m 4 dt H.T. vi .... 1 • aell. $JD, MG-4013 clean. $124.5. Pri 'p ty , Stereo roc:Uo, Wt steer, whL ,62 root loaded 11111 500 .:.1~' : ••• VY/ ..__ ........,. ••• , 644..!510 Fae~ Ah' i"=••e -~ DODGE, 2 Dr. RuM • , ---__., .,.._ -· new "'tl:e. 1t' ~ p~ ftOd. ttftl good. $95. or $2?00. 5t&-0603. ! 1966 H..-!m, C.M. ·Ml-9303 $550. 642-1'67 1972 SEDAN DE VILLE In&· "'1d"' $%725. Ssl-<861. lletl otter. 89Hl84 alts PON11AC : ==-~--~= '6T'VW New AM/FM stereo. 1100 mllet. M., utru. Pvt. '70 Dodie •Oialler:wer-383,, • EXCEL. one owner 1919 • .J-of ~-M·~ sell ~ ,.,.,,, ~ .. Imsiei. custom. cpe, ....... 1~ air __ , ~-• MBl·~ ... :68,1250 .t.. Sedan_.., wt\!/ te, Toyota Corona, 4 dr, good t:i' ott:.&i'.354&• "' 494-87M. sEu.. pe, pb; &tr, white w/bll • ~r'MT ..,""' 1.vuu, t!Xl6Se. ltm PONTIAC Cata,lina, air, ; al:I\ nte • ...,r. • ... r auto, tires, R&H, below blue CAD 'S, Cpe i"ViUe 2 dr vin)'t top. 11)'1 537·'1680\ -.._. PIS, P IS. auto, vtnyl top. ~ new radials, A l!hocka. book, 492-71129. VQLVO Nice h.id. a out. .,..; mam .-FORD Mint CO!id. ~ ! Sharp. Malca oner. 616-8371. I ·,n~co"""RO~LLA~-. ~. -dr-, -.-"""' ----'----p&lnt. =· '111 EL Cimino ... "" LEMANS -'71, -oond • MG RAH, lo -ShOlllr -PS/PB. ll&U -· C&if 19117 FORD XL 2 dr Hd Tp. Ori& o•m•:•-.,,. m>CJ, ! TOYOTA Cooto .. _ 5'1-4444 ·usu IMW'• . ., 1• ?Im! 71-SIDAN 1970 Flat !JI Sl>lder-Ma.,, 1960 MGA, BEAUTIFUL. radio, elec ancenna. new wfre. wbeela. Mut aell. "-· nu llrM. Ex-lDlll SEE & ,DltlVE ELDORADO 'ti. -A Job;, 89.1,UG. • AulD lnnl, P/B, P/S, • _.30illl • cord. 11500. 114' ••· The Al New 73 lmm•c. Allft W.. wttli blk 'Ill ai.v. 321 4 tpd, 2 dr. AD RAH. lllr, xlnt titts, deon 11'12 GRAND PRIX • Looded. : l97UTovota'Corona1'farkfi· v. top 6 '1Mk • .-, or Rood condltlOii, Best otter. lnAout.mo.8'1'>-ml. Must tell. xlnt cond .: Air, AM/FM. lo ml. 11100-VOLVO o11 ... 492-1331 or •uoo. !46-9590. 1918 FORD 0ountry Squln" !ll!M)l72 or m=. • top. Belt otftt. MrU165. 6t&-10'1l, nn. JAGUAR 1972 MG Mldlet. '99-3156. Vuy excellenl condition. SEE TO APPRECIATE. 83.H399VOL.KSWA. "-IN AT EL DORADO 19'12 lmac.. CHRYSLER 10 Pw Sta W~n, Drla. T·BIRD \ : .., · I .~. wht w/betge Int. SUnrf, lo ,owner. Jl.850. 54M)8.13. , CRIYllR IMW '81' J"""1'A beaul>1 White •-~ • ·-~ • '···•·· XKE w/~--l>P1 new ~ -·~ -=m tlret:. wnapa •lnct • w. lit St., 8anta -. Call lor .......... ait71 ... --------· 'Jaenc'" t.'Olt money! RmJ •c; VW Bug In xlnt r:oJ'. ~ bolm, ae_t.,_ ltore W/1'11.vt mttllic red pUrft" t: bldg., etc. lhrli 1 De1IJ' Piiot many xtra& 11095/otttt OuslfledAd. ~149-"'-'1~om~1.'--·-.-~~- Lalli ml., make offer 60-3121 '64 New Yorker, deluxe, 4 '68 Gaiaxkr 500, 4 dr, vln.YI 1983 T..Slrd, landau top, p/a, : IMllM Pul a Utt.IC! "loot" in your dr., full Power, r/h, one ;;a.~er, good c:ond. p/b, ale, pfwindow1, ~ •aiv ~ll thole b...ubln for owner, low mlle11, '8QO. ~· ...,..,,,...,, Alt.fl'M radio, aood bolfy, "buc:ka". Call Oautned ~ or 49:H375 C!vtn-Fut rHWtl are ju.It a phoM en& needl work. S11S. can 1i66 llorllor, C.M. &46-9303 ~ ,__ coll·••'l· 60-ll81I. alt 3 pm.~ ; 100,cfo FINANCING AVAILABLE ·~ ' ' t" .. • .. ----------~-·--------------) -aRAND NEW EGA. or. tU · ·NO .MONEY $ PICKUP 97 PER · . ·DOWN . 'MONTH · NE OF THE •• WHERE THE NICE USED CARS AND TRUCKS ARE '¥ • ,. 4 Dr. H.r. Yonyl -•. •u+om•-·s3299 tic, Air conditioning, poWer . 1t•erin9 & br1kes, redio , sharp. I 126CRSJ . Cpe. Autometic, radio, sharp- car. Low miles, {269DLUI 1971 BUICK RIVIERA '70 CHIVY NOVA CPE. 'GI CAMARO COUPI WHERE THE SELECTION· IS '70 FORD TOltlNO COUPE va, radio, automatic, vinyl roof, 37,000 mn ... l81BASDJ '70 FORD OALAXll 500 s1399 4 Dr. R•d;o', powusleer;n9, au-$1699 tomatic, air cond., really • good buy. l201BITJ '69 MUSTANG COUPE V8, low miles, eir cond., power '2199 1+ .. ,;n9, •ulom•t;c, rod;o, 1u- perior cir. (YNT8631 '68 COUGAR COUPE 've, Ndio, power lt .• ering, 1u-. +om1tic, 'ft ice cir. I 590ASJ I 6 cylinder, l 1pe.d, riiclc, ridio, cer, bl1clc vinyl roof, power ~-r low miles. Nice. (WPC-4571 steering, "prem. tires, 1ir cond. $,499 · s139 I One 'v•ry c1nfUI owner. Blick s1999 '... Sure nice. (WV0231 I ' ' !"""'--------------------·-· ~---------------..~---· '70 IMPALA H.T. COUPI ''71 FORD COUNTIY ~t;DAN ' I '71 TOYOTA ' · - ln11 pow•~ br1k111, 1ir condition-, 1uto., radio, superior cir. 1453-LAND CRUISIR. . • · • $ I 9 · 9 p•n. w•9on. Roof r•ck, pow-s3299 \itnyl roof, r1dlo, power steer· 1 9 er steering I br•lces, 1Jr cond., lng. H66AKSJ . CLWJ. o4 whMI drive, 11,061 Mil ... Uke br1nd new, All w111th---------------·l ·---------------I er tires, electric front rriounted winch, roll b1r, r1dio. '69 IMPALA COUPE '71 llORD PINTO Superior. 191ULXI VI,, Yi•yl roef, 1ir conditioning, •.+otn1tic, power steering & ltNlcM, low miles, nice cir. s1799 ~ Coupe. 2000 co· •n.1iite, euto- m•tlc, r,adio. I J~Ftt) ·' '1699 WILL TRADE NIW CAD I 11'771 fLUYl2357 .. I WHERE YOU'RE TREATED UKE A CUSTOMER BEFOIE AND AmR YOU BUY! '68 TOYOTA CORONA 4 Or. Sed1n. 37,981 miles. '4 speed, radio. IXOL6l0l . Double A sh1rp. '69 IMPALA 4 0001 HAIOTOP Vinyl roof, power stffring, IU· tomatic, eir cond., radio, good buy. IZLK929J •1·499 '69 OLDS CUTLASS .. DI. H.T. Vinyl roof, bucket seats, con- 1ole, 1ir cond., power steering & br1kes, 1utomatic. IZVDl411. Nice. s1999 '67 DODGE SPORT VAN • • 3 s11t. 6 cylinder, 1utomatic, r1dio, •lfp•rior value. IV223791 '1099 '72 CHIV. % TON PICKUP VI, autom1tic, custom compu truck. 177236KI ' cab, '2899 '67 GMC % TON PICKUP V•, eir conditioniri9, , pow•r steering, euforMtic, nice truck. 1760771 UllD CAU • , '1699 • -···· ' " ' ff ~LV f'ILOT , • . . • l!QUll'l'ID WITH: VI .Mltlnwtic, r 1 d i o,, ..._, ,-..... -.... -brok•, white side woll t lros, ond foctory 1lr cmNlillo .... • .. " Another Sensational, Special Purchase Of Factory Executive Cars · •y Atlal Chrysler·l'lylMuttl : · A-.s Y.1111 The Mwy Savi119 Chance pt A Life.. ti~. Al Of These Cors Are Luxuriotlsly 'Ecpiipptd. lncludi119 Air CondltloninCJ, Outstanding SaYiaCJS · "'-YOl!l'I Today • • • Ha_rry Far Best 1Se"9ctlon, First Caine First Choice ! ! I . . . . ' USED ·cAR SAVINGS AH.i ~ ,.__ ' Dopo_, ... _ nd """.-•!loft .-.thicl• toquiring Mrvi 0 honors •II ChrysW ~--of where . ce i nd w1rr1nty rk Chim. a :.. L ... __ r ; ci r Yt11 purchased W ho -• ' · _, U>11nouuner1e1rd c rt .8 • • nor Master •nd Diners Club ' 1 • lanche, American EYn. ' . ~· •. ...,.1:.1111 'CATALINA 2 Dr, H.T. VI, e11ta"'•tic, rt· tli.. k.t.f', po-1t .. rin9 I br•k••, W/S/W, •ir cand., vlnyl tap. t)CNH ]241 '70 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR SEO VI, euhnri•tic, r•dio, he11t.r •. '°wer 1teerin9, p-•r '"'•ke1, power window., •ir co~ti .. in9. 1601 AFV) *1495 • FAS'l'.BACK A11tam•tic, r•dia, he•ftr, •ir conditionin9, 1821 EJV ) '67 FORD STATION WAGON vi, •ufom•tic, r•dlo, lte..+er, pawersteeringlbr•kes , w/1/w. I UJG SOS) . . . . .. , '68 MERCURY . MONTE GO 2 DR. H'.T. VI, •utoll'l•tic, r•dia, he•t•r, power 1teerin9, whit• 1fde w•ll tlre1, •ir canditloni119, !XDA Olll 5895 '67 ·FORD ,GALAX IE 500 ·4 dr~.T,,.ye. 111tom•tlc, r•· dla, ""t911 pOwer 1t•1ri1>9, 1lr c0Mlitlonin9, white w•ll tire•. I UKC 919 l . . ' FURY II V8, •11ta111itic, r•dia, he•ter, power Jfeerin9, wlritt 1id• wtll tire•, ••Ir canclitiani119, f PL41 LOD2197l41 s-i295 . ' '63 DODGE 440 SEQAl'.I 4 DR. A11fom•tic, r•dio, h • t t • r , white Jide '1'•11 tires. l SKD· ll71 5495 ---~ .... '69 CHRYSLER Newport l Dr. H.T. VI, t11tam•tic, r•cU o, h.tter, power steerin9, power lK"•kes, W/S/W, •ir colMI., power fMf, ¥it'lyl tap. IXVK· 479151195 '68 DODGE l DOOR DART A11tom•ffc, r1cllo, Ir • • t • r , po1"' 1tMrl 119, white side w•ll H,..., IW,R JOI I .. .. '. • • ,, w........,, -22, 1972 PILOT-AOVERTIS£R _. .. -.. . .... FOR iE~Rufl08AL V£1HC E$11 ' , ' ' BHAT SELECnGliillEAT PRICE . ~ . . .. :li~EY'IE Ali.AYS~ ytilf Al ATlAS • ~ ' <!' ,. " • • '~ \ ... ·IM·MEDIATE· DEhf ER-, .INTSRNATIONAL .... TRAVIELALI: ·~ LOADED. WITH DELUXE l9UIP..,ENT n. wt1as•lc, ,...; ~ ,._, ........ 1 ~Ill ~.. 'p 'I ,.. .. ~............................. " ' Ser, 1 17107H276941 " •• ' . .. I . . . . . . ~ • • ' ., I " . • . IT flLOT-AOVERTISER BUN~· /:~3· NEW I , ,,, SWIN&d r ., '.... . )o .. • .. • l .. ·\" ..... t "" ,~ __ , •• ,, •. ' ~11:~··--· ._~ $.. ~ ' Galaxl8soo· . ' . . ' ~ , l'lllLL.•RICI .~ ... ·" . . . ' ' ,,,:,Mftft• .... : s· . . . . .· '·~~-,. 188 ·c ~-l . -. ... ,, ~~~·: . . . "' ' YI, A ... 1 ~ ........ ,-. ... •~ J;oo4w.' .' IYQC 1'41 ' •• · • PULL •RICI ,, . Avto"'1tic, r1dlo, tuny f1ctcwy ,'eClvl,,... IXCJ.. " 0701 , ' ' ' . ! j •• ~ \ ' ,. -----.('95Al'IJ ' .. • ' .. . CllALUNGIR . . ~~.:...-. $ "'1'.,a .. \z•••· 1116 ffHI • ',, . . ' ' . DAILY PILOT 15 2·DOO• COUPI Whitwooll tir•s. tit! ......... reclinint \•ot, full foctory . . . •ipt. 6621K2S30S823. $19!'00WN$53A MONTH FORl& . · .1 MONTHS $ 688 II,, Is....,-... ""''· SU It · llM•I ..... "°""'· IK$, tllX. ... Full •M. •0 ............... .. ...,,.. Cf'tllftt ,.. " ..... Deflrrtilll """· price tl117 PRICE ~~~:..~-.::-T:"~~ .' '73DODGE 170 . DODGE VAN ... ... ,. VAN fu lly foctory equipped 109" whttl bast. l /2 ton, coil, springs, front & · -· 26 gallon Ml ......... jot .... shield washers. fresh air htotw with .,,,, .... '70 RlllAUlT •••• ,.-.,.~-.(6641Zl) . 2·DOOR ·$988 bcUo, hoet.t, full f11tort ~vlp,M, CYWT ti I, . ' I ' ' DAILY PILOT 170: ' JAAV~JCK """"'"" _.,..,,. .......... ' . . ' ' • • 2000-u engint, Mio. tnlns.. $ fl;pp.r windows. radio, "'°"'· ' vinyl interiO< (372-DKW) US1D BU1' LIKE NEW ' f IMMm11n • fACT1llll' All COM>. I v-1.-. -..,poM.-. ..... -.1-.• U9 IUT tllf- ..... TE . '; " 1 . ' ... 1 I ' t r ~ . • '• ' I I • • • Teday'•"ftaal .. ED1T1 0 N I • • • • < .YOL 65, NO. 127, l ECT10NS, l6 ,PA$~ • • · ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1972 TEN CENTS . . -' ' -. R.;g'ioD.aliS.~;:Could Hllrt Capo Bond's Chances ; . . Br .JOllH: V ALTllUA .... ..., ..... A new. brand of .....,...11.m -similar to the -Umeot wblcb ......i 11 COD-' 1e<11Uvt --failllm ,.... ago -ia lllrfaciq ..... qaln In tontlory iovered by the Ciplslnno Unified School Diatrtcl. ~---.coacedethel ·poisible rqlooal diaputeo could hurt ohancos. of puo1g. for a 12$-mtqlon bood ., . ia!ue. • "llilboriood >bf '-. • ......._, mi8hl lfOW during the campaign to pa!S niGI. --, the boada. ' . The battle -11 ll de..i0pe :-could pit l'rolll$ary 'ilidlcatlons of the split re11Meqa;in tbe lmla vtati''lbed areaa of have surfaced at ,recent meetings oD the San .-. aod Q!plllrMO • Beocb •a 1111-)'UMChool concept. .... =:ti-~ ond· [liacl ........ also extaxi<d Into the ~ · • lllPld•~t· realm of spliltlng the scbOol district in baa ........i,the·dlletcrlaia In pupil ·~ ·ball -· cme , portion representing, the q : , , · , . · southerly areas and the other covering . ·Jolellb Wlmor, the CIJSD ,dlroctor of the newer -where expjll>Sioo ia admialltralive ..mce.1-<ll"'lOded tllat greatesL the .okl-lrea.v........woomer syndrome ReglonaU..m In its old form -In .the years beloni the diltrict .... UDlfied - was blam for ...,..t«t deleall ol bood issues whlcb were calculated to pay for a newbJcbld>ool. · During the -period and tbnlugb the 1-. enoucb -.S In San Juan Capistrano could kill any bood issue. And they did '°• regularly, because they _.i plans to move the higl> school fnlln their community Into San Clemente. Alter unification, the tradiUnnal op- ' ' . .. -. -·i --.. . ·NixQn Li·f ts Tough Ban c . . -~ . -. ' ·on Travel--to .. Red China ' Pry.-er Area .A.n~xing! ' . . ' Requeswd • , .. ) . I , J High-Bids May Delay Developing TJIURMONT, Md. (AP I -Pruidenl Nl.J:on lifted today a · rigid government ban on travel of U.S. aircrafi and ships to Communist china. ' ""' !bl .._amaunced bf a lfa'A•1ciu • at Nblon'I eamP•Dlvid, Md. ~ ii .. i.'..llril ~.,,.....i .-eiiii•lll t~il!> ... Al-.'~ ................ "" ~ ""w~·eo•;r;:t4io<Po•'f•: ~' 'iO .t)ioi.'{11f "r• ~~ '"·' ,. · 1'1r.i':'.f!Wias • . • I - ' . Anaheim Council Asks for Data Mrs.~ llcllooald; 630 Avenida 'victorfa;•San -Cleniente; li6l!ls her infant sons; Tambora and Malru. They were t)ie first twins' born at the riew Sail• Clemente G'eneral Hospit'al.' The brothers, 'born last "!Onth; ·Spent several weeks iil an incubator and are doingiwel!. • ' ' -On ,Mi.$conduct' Lagunan Raped The Anaheim City Council, reacting to -S'uspect Offered Beer to Vi.ctim • Grand" Jury ,_i "' aUeced miacon· duct or two. toP di!' ollk:lals, Tu<sd<y ~.:...~~I~~: ri~ tnnuctJom wblcb lriil!ril tbe probe. v-The lnveBtigaUoB was initiated after a Los ~ Tjmes ""'1 lalll June ao- Cuaed City MonoPr l!eith Munlocl! and jl!lbllc worb dhectmr"l11omleft Plenall fl prof!llng through real esta~ ln-veatments. . • ' A Jl.JW'Old ·r..-Beach won\an , wls raPed, 'J)Ollce' Aid, forCed to subinit ID ~erted .....i acll, threatened with a knife, bound, gagged with un- derclothlng and then. offered beer by a man who entered her apartment early ·this nlo~ as ohe lsy s1 .. p1ng. • - B52 Shot Do:wn . The. article said tllat the two dfficlals l,,;i Inside Information on city mmng and J!UblW -u .. m0ves "wblcb ...,. not .Over Thailand avallable to the 1-.i ,..rinc: • Tueoday night, the -dftcllnl the .. • . ~ ~t:i=. to_:-::.,~!'! ~Fll'st of W itr ci1meD WIDlam 'lbom and MajOr Jack Dutton. WAlllillGTON (Ui'I) - A ll6i bomber Dul1"n llCCllll!CI Tohom, wllo mode I erasllod in N6rthSn 'l'hlllUd lodaJ while (!lee ANAHEIM; Pip I) rehlmlnl """' i bomllinl -over : Norlb Vietnam, the --......-. f IWT PERFECT C::-":.c~"':':': lo .U ~ ~ NOllll ~ lad f OR PUPP°f LOY E cr:m s:"~ ~::"':;.. . • ~In -altlbip lls .. tllt DAILY PILOT clamllloil wanl . Ids • 11i1111 bers cruhecl in Ilk-or llnooth the polh GI lnle"JIUPPl' lcwe. lit.Ail durlnl the war. ' / BMSET Female, Ukolor, • no ~ llid all lb: "cr"••"'--.....-S -lf*ll,• 7 ~-tllt ..._ _ -ml lbol moo. -· ID•IDI • • wire DO -ilQlrflo. --obarlly before t The rlnl call proved to lie lbt perfect/• lloa11 nt Alli tbne (9 a.m. new OWlll'· • , --ailbtUJ!.•-U ,.. MVe _.. tllol -,~ It .... -....... (S. wll<r ..., new ownar dial -iOalt 11111 ,.. -air -· Pace &~ a DAILY Pblif-.-.. "1 .....,.., tho Oniled lllalel bas about fOr ,.., I · • -Ille ftrS plane delJ&ned opeclfier!l17 .. carry -··- • •• Laguna Beach police arrested William Winton Allen, 25, a burly unemployed laborer from Hesperia at the woman's apartment after the num assertedly bad returned to the dwelling following a trip away for the beer. The six foot, four inch tall , !Ml-pounder was booked on suspicion of. rape, assault with intent to commit rape, sodomy and assauJt with a deadly weapon. Det. Gene Brooks said the woman was in bed asleep when she was awakened by the sound of someone entering her room ljlrough the door. "He crawled into bed with her, ripped oU her nightie, threatened her with a knife, shoved a pair of 'WoJDan's panties In her mouth and pulled a nylon stoctiing over her bead to hold the gag in/' Brooks aald. The man, working In the 3:30 a.m. darkness. theo covered the woman'• head wlth a pillow cue, and "theO raped and 90domtzed her," Broob Aid. The teniOed woman's hands had been bound btblnd her during the ordeal. the deleclin lllid. She was liken to South Coul Comrmmlty Hospllal for treatment and u. examination. Ht llld tbat ulde from iome Injuries IUllalltd 1n the ..... r -•n. and the nclde!*I -wllore Ille WU bound, the ........ -DOI Injured. Alter ttlactlna the ........ who told 'pollco tllal .... bad mel Allen briefly prior to the lnddmt, the asoJllanl uked her tr lhl woold care to have • beer w!th him, -aafd. Terrtlled, the waman aaid yea, but tllal {9oe RAPE, Pop II 'Die f......, lll gov ripla- do DOI .,tonJ.Uca11y; however, clotr the way ror llCheduled servl~e. A complicated !el nt d,elalla still must be "°riled .out before U.S alflines can routinely land In such • cities as ,Peking, said press seorela'f Ronald L. Ziegler. In a brief statement, the White Houae said ·"these. changes · are1 • .made to racilltate devel-ent or trade and con- tacll bet-. uie American .u.i a.1-~Ples In the spirit or the joint com: munique issued~ in Shanghai on F e b. 28." This was a reference to the statement issued after 'Ni:lon completed his historic •journey to China early this year. , In a statement, issued sizDu1taneously by the Commerce 'and Ttansportitlon departments, the-government s a I d modification of the regulations reflects Nixon's "intention to review existing restrictions on trade and travel. .. in an effOrt to create broader opportunfUes for contacts between the Chinese and American peoples." The President's action eliminates China from a regulation that still pro- hibits U.S. carriers from landing in North Korea and North Vietnam. Officials said Commerce Department approval still would ~ reQuireci tlefore U.S airlines could '.1egin service·to China. Also required would be aPJ!"1val ol the Chinese government and ~t on such detaU.. as landing rtghll. . . Fire Chief Hurt Fighting Bwze • • l1i San Clement.e . An early morning blaz.e Tueaday In a San Clemente apartment onec1 by San Juan Capistrano Mayor James . Tborpe Ci.used JMre than 1$,000 In dama(e and sligbUy Injured San Clemente Fire Cblef Blirl Hancock. . Firemen said the west bedroom nt the apartment' at Ill Rosa eMJpted Into names shortly alter the tenant, Arlene Bowen, returned home. The smoky blaze gutted the bednlom and caUled extensive smoke damage to lhe rest of the ~ stnlclure. HancOck IAll!eiod a minor burn lo one hand and a bnllled knee u he led more than two-dolen volmtleer and" full-Uae rlrdighters at the n .. scene. Mn. -told fire olllclals lhat she arriVecl home 111111 -later notic- ed ..... ~ -the bednlom. Alter~ ID flli to-the llama with a bucl!tl GI -· "'9·told firemen, Mn. Bowen fled lilt ~ wllb her cblldrm ..r ...... ii a alarm. Flrwoen .... lllo ....... tho blae was ailU IDltlermlDed, but that II ap- ~ llarled near a waif and a ~ ol drawm In the 11110ll bednlom. • /, poaltioo wanted . And In 11115, voters finally floated a 112- mlllil>! bond llatle and. authorized mllUcm in state ~ bulklllll loans. Since then, only one other IJand.aJiJed election bU taken place. 'lbat issue -aeeklng to niiae Ille bond interest cellini from five (o teYtn per- cent -lalled 6y a slim marjln. SCbool olfldall -In llylng to ...... the Cha!MW Of next year's -&liie "- have only ancient history and one flail .·~ -,: . modem -puaage as a -to Jadl<i what migbl happen at the polls Pell. ._ · TbeY remain peslllmiallc. • ~ President Robert limit aaid -y during --Cll 1111! -issue that 11olf the top, we can ...._ tu 2,D no votes from ooe commmdty --' on any bood issue." -----: He did not specify which _....,ill( would yeild that many .., wlel. · Monday's approval, ·Wimer -""' (!lee SCBOOU!, Plce I) i Tunnel Ftcinc : . Liquid Helium Storep Superconductina Mtant! Linear Induction Motor .. ~ \ . ... .....(~ • -· ,Jo· • ' • ,-• 8;sfilft•t-tlSH.CI llSTITUTf Ml&l!V Y!HICl! . ' -~ • ; j J E~ated' r.......,.u.tl• A magnetic levitation !)'Siem designed to allow vebicres high speed flight above an alumln_um g'Ul~way has undergone its first success- ful test In the Ulilted stalea. The concept, wh<!n develope<I. would · enable lrains to r11ch speedB of 300 miles an hour·wbHJ? floating a lo<it above th~ tracts. I ' . I Coast ;Police· Hold 4 Men In Murder-Extortion Plot ; By TOM BAilLEY Of .... CWtr ....... Four men dubbed the ''Godfather Four" by district attorney's investigators hcve been indicted after what in- vestigaton say was a Mafia.style, murder~xtortion move on a Huntington Beach bUsinessman; The quartet laced arraignment today In Orange C<Mmty Superior Court. Among them Is George Earl Hucbes, 32, of 1631% Honolulu Lane, HuntlnitOD Beach. He Is identified aa the Im· maculately dresoed cbaillleUr who cJme two companions in a black. J973 c.ctillac . limousine Oct. 12 to the vacuum service store of Pblllip Lucbesl, "· or1aa Main St., Huntington Beach. Hughes, Robert Gala, ti, '\'Ula Putt, 'Jack Alden Merritt, 11, 1-llilidi," iliiil tranaient Walter ~ IOIJer, 11, ..... lndlcted· Tuesday by the Oranp Co!lntl' Grand "Jury. Charges of aolicltaUOn to, commit ir.unkr, atortlCll and emsplnicy were endorsed by the panel alter they -tu what Deputy District Att.mey Luis Cardenas described today u "a plot that brought the God!Altber ript to lllJD. Uncton Beach." Cardenas said bis ollJce lllll does not lmow just hew the ac:aued rour plclled .. l.acbes1, who operates Pal's Vtcuum Service Center ti the Main Street ad- drta, as their victim. But be aaid Luchesi bas telllflled that No Thanlug~ving Pickup of ~raih lnlormatiin -•San a..-bolt· day traob .....,.. ,.wlolwd In the Dilly .PUot enw1i111t7111d l'llMeftee llO tJpect -·-in hdWll. ~ -11* -......,._ tlltt lnlll pidlUpt "' .. .......,. ol , ~. ~m!New>¥ear•1 ill1 -IOI IUa ..... ,.-, ... ,... .... would aormaJlY have lllelr lnlll plcbd up on the hol..,., tbcdd ...... -... the he was approached at the store by II'!' rill and Miller while Huchea, hetd,erect and suitably dr-...-! In black, sat ~. In the llmouslne with the motor """""'· Cardenas aald l•ICheli told polleo 'lllat Menitt told him tbat_Qalu "boo a <iDr!:__ tract out on you." Lucheal aaid be was then told that an immediate payment ol 1$,lllt - cancel tllal contract -the -being compelled to uae what _,, described as the 11rub out" lel'Vicea of. Miller. "But then " cardenu aakl "we .. _. • I I ........... ~, to prove tllat ~ -asoured thot the paymem OI aaodler ,,000 woald eoable the tlnff -at 1111 llore to flO -lo GOias and cfllpoae .. blm .... ''baidlet· mm'' Miller. C.rdenu said lAK:bes! '"'medhR1°6r notified lflmllngleft• Beach polleo> of tbe ·extortion alteulpl. Alf lour """ -(!lee llrtHlltON, Pip I) • I C:•-* ' Weast er Remember how 11 ' -lodQ! wer1, !hat'• wbat.-lbt •••• p1o-ture loob lib for 'ftlanbliv!nl Day1 MOlll7 111111111. wltll hilbl' In the 7111. I.owl tontpt - INSIDE TOD-' Y Comm•llilr tlleotcn m Or- ono< c-tv olftt • tioriec1 """"'•I~ ,..,""'4 mtc~ Sic 'l'h1of•r Nolc1, l'tl/f 10. • ...,.._ I - -cir• ,....._. • • CilrW" c--r • F. - . c...... ... c... " ~ M A W ·-t '-.... ---"·'' -,. _....,.. ........... !"I--,.., . ,_ .,.,. ,..... ... ..... ._.. -.. -~s:r-M ..... • --.. --.-.i .... . ---. ,, ' ' , I t • day I~. ........ ...,.. _________ ., . . • •• • - -. J D~LY PIL01 SC Meets Set On All-year School Plan Despite apparent setbacks earlier this week before the board of trustees Capistrano Unified School District or- ficials said this week that in£ormationaJ meetings and other lunctllw involving all-year-school will still procetd ac- cording lo achedule. Three evening meetings with parents at elementary schools still will take place next week. said Dir e ctor or Administrati"" Services Joseph Wimer - at Palisades on Monday; Marco Forster on Tuesday and at Crown Valley School on Thursday, each starting at 7:30 p.m. But the tone of the meetings, Wimer predicted, will probably shilt lo heavy discussions about the $25 million bond issue coming before voten Feb. 20. Last Monday trustees indicated that 'vhen they finally vote on implementing all-year-school - at a Dec. 5 meeting - they might place the controversial issue in limbo for a time. Recent tallies of straw votes taken at previous school meetings show a poor rate of support for the concept. Only one straw vote showed more than 50 percent of an audience in favor of the 45-15 concept -Viejo School's audience, Wimer said. Thus rar the straw votes and one other questionnaire have been used to sample public opinion on the proposal which calls for a lJ.mooth school year with 'line weeks of class and three weeks off tor elementary school children. Other lban the evening polls of au· diences, the only other sampling Is com· iL.g from a four·page queslioMaire giVl?n to parents last week in most district schools. Deep into the list of questions is a query asking parents if they approve of the 4$-15 program. But so far, Wimer said, only a SO-per· cent return rate has prevailed with the fonns, and tabulations are not yet com· plete. Wimer said that plans are still being ronsidered to conduct more polls of pareot.. "But sometimes we wonder if we're polling these parents lo dealb about 4;. 15," he said. I Suggestions by Trustee Presidt-nt Robert Hunt la.st Monday that a public vute oo 45--15 be held along with the uond issue failed lo """' Instead, trustees opted to place only the bonds on the ballot because of fears that voler3 would be misled into believ- ing that bY awro"."'§ 40-15, bonds w,xi]d not be nect:ssary to finanCe new scboOlS in the rapidly growing district. Trustees still have lbe option. however, to include a plebi.Jcite oo 6.JS at the regular district electlons nen April l\'Mn several trustee postJ come up for elec- tion. U that were the cue, 45-15 would beccme a burning campaign issue. l'romPqel SCHOOLS ... today, was but the beginnin~ of a Jong series of ma)or decisions facing trustees as election day approaches. Next week the trustees will set I he legal machinery moving on the revenue measure. In weeks to come tbe board will have lo grapple with the intricacies of blend- ing the complex regulations of the stat.e School Building Loan system with the immediate local need for new s,.choo_ls. In a sense, Wimer conceded;-tffu;tees must lay elaborate plans for spending the bonds funds long before they know if voters will ever agree. • Besides the major policy decisions, trustees will be saddled with the ap- pointment of a large citizen's committee wbicli traditionally works for paMBge of revenue measures. Mooday, most trustees said Ibey hoped tha the organized opposition to all-year IChool wou.ld shift its emphasis toward working for bond passage. OMM61 COAl'f SC DAILY PILOT 'fM Or-.. C-1 DAILY l"ILOf, wllll ""'lei! II ~ IM N-..Prf11, II Pfbtltll"' ,.,. !tie°'"""' Cllfff l"Vbllllllllt (.Ompi11Y. S... nite .tnlonl lte Mll9'1M, Mond1'f lluoutti ll'riM\', fir C•l• Mn.1, N.wport lttcl'I, ............ ldl/,_l1ltl V1lt.y, LIClll"I ...... lrtllle.l._.,ltlNdl ""41 ·111" C*'-1-.' 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JMl'llllly, I ., ' ' Thank~g~ving Legacy I· I' Wild Tur.~ Scarce, 1~ks Still Gi"en ! ,.. . .. ... : -I' Tilt l'Ulria lri. ~th ()lloQy .351 -lD8de II the .· lblrd 'l'bUndQ' _l D Uon'And wellare -that a wee<! '' yun .,. ~ adll 1out wild -turkeys. , November. • • k.lller\ vsed by .,.wen, amlnotrlozol, L IO!:le eom IDll ollter'veptablll for their ' Credited with _, lhe c1l"ld l.1 ·could cause cantef In experlmeotal :. fltit• '!Nal<,.tvtac , . · t •• · . 1113 alter a1ma1t 10 ~rt ol 1111 ~ anlmall. Tile ' groat cr~rry scare : Bill IM)t ~lad .the <nil of a bard celebrallon 1J Sara!> ~'. ll>lt, 1'1»ilOOll-came jllll before the lmporqnt holiday :· winier i,, ~~~;feaat . vliicld Praldenl Allhllllin I IDilolli ~ -and >lllllOb of lhe ao111 were r wlttt !!Wit . ~.-lbt'~· make It. national !UY ol lbonli.9. destro~. . . I Gov. WUlllno P!OdaJmed the Tbe feasting day bod 11\joytd only .Jlul cranberry •Alea have p1clmd up .a;, of lw"ml Jn J1111 a da¥ of lhlnb. sporadic celebration 11W> tile Pilgrims again and It t.-~tmat..L that J • Tlmri .!lave cltonpd. .lllll 111 ·1m, Ol1 , f1rsl ~"' nollce In IGI unlll 1719 Amorteau .......,. \ pDllDd of : 'l'lllndlj' u..re· wm .,. '*"-Miorlcall when ~· Gears• Wltlhlacton pro-trlllberrJ per -"-· I • famlliel ~rating In qilfte ttie UD1e claimed t1te 11rs1 natlollli 'l'banUclVlni Tbe reddlah fruit will 1iO on lite i manner. on Nov. 21. Tbank!givlt!i tabfe of President Richard • UPI Tt ........ Indian's View Peter MacDonald, chairman nf the Navajo Tribal Council, tells the National Press Club in Washington that some federal officials were partly to blame for the recent six-day occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs for ignoring the Indian protests and "trying to return us to the 1880s." Clemente Planners Study Auto Dealer's Big Sign A request by a San Clemente car agen- cy to erect a taller and larger pole sigi.1 than the city allows heads the list of issues facing planning commissioners tonight. The request -to exceed the sign height by 11 feet and exceed the surface area nearly threefold -comes from Joe McPherson .]Jevrolet. The ageilCy, at 4-01 S. El Camioo Real, seeks city permission to erect the tall sign which would bear a banner that aSM!rtedly has been standardized · : such all Cbevvy agercies. Such requests, however, have had a poor record of suceess in recent years. In the most recent sign exception ~. lhe MacDooald'a Hamburger chain was turned down In Its request for a pole sign near the freew". 1n the latest request, the auto deallilshlp seei!' to erect a :M-IOCJl.blgh sign, instead of the permissible ZS feet. City planning aids said lhal the surface area of the sign belng sought 3,500 Ducks Die From Botulism SALTON SEA (UPI) -An outbreak of botulism has kllled an estimated !,500 ducks in less than two weeks, the state Department of Fish and Game reported Tuesday. The outbreak was first noilttd Nov. 10 around the Alamo River Delta at the south end of the Salton Sea, an inland body of salt w8ter, a spokesman said. Suctr outbreaks are common in the spring and fall, but this was the most serious in years, he said. The poisoolng killed mooUy ruddy ducks, small birds that live on the nearby sand dunes, and ls now under control, games officials said. "It's an entirely different kind of botulism from the kind that is IO often fatal to humans.1bere ls no danger from eating the birds, especially if they are adequately cooked," a spokesman said. l'romPqe l PRYOR • • plans "units with density which ls too high and a type of unit wblch lbe city views as substandard." The present : I ans already approved '.>y the county -but being appealed by the city -call for common-wall residences. Weidner said that with the project merg· ed within the city, San Juan "could ex- ercise greater land use controlJ." The city aide added that members of a new ad-hoc regional pl11in!ng group formed last week in the Caplltrano Valley area will receive details of the new annexation this week. "I think that on this particular Issue we will have a much better mood ln the county areas," he observed. f'rotn P•ge l RAPE ... he would have to leave and buy eome. After the man left, ahe alerted the manager of lhe . apartment-motel com- plex and he called Laguna Beach of· flcers. Patrolman Lawrence Galat arrived at the residence after Allen hid returned. "He was very tUtprbed," Calat 1ald . Pnllt?e are sLIJ.1 lnve~tlgatln& the 1 ... cldtnt and have not yet determJned ex~ •ctlY how the man pined entry lo the room, Brool<s said. • amounts to about 137 square feet. The law would allow a surface of about 52 square feet, they added. Other Jttms on the commlssion's light, holiday-week agenda include a request by Byron Marshall for a one-lot subdivision to allow construction of five coir dominiwn units on a lot at 124 Ca.lie Patricia. The IOll!ng In tile arta -R3-0 (garden apartmeot) -already permits the construction of condominium units. The commission al&.. will consider a COlldltlonal -permit sought bY Betty Virginia Hamilton, who proJIO"'S lo in- stall a motor-home sales and rental lot at 1300 s. El C8mino 1leal. Belgium Premier " ' Coalition Quits BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -Premier Gastoo Eyskeos announced today the restgnatioo of bis )'eal'<lld ~ Democrat-Sociallst coaUtlqn government. Announcing the decision to both houses of the parllamen~ Eyskeos Aid the decision WU prompted bY the Im· posslblUty of tile majority parties t . agree on a govertdllent plan to xttle issues linked with the language problem. He left lmmedtately for tile palace lo ask King Ba~ouin to accept tile reslina· tJoo. Belgium has two official .1anguag .. , Fl eoch and F1emlab, Tbe French-and Flem!JMpealdng communities b a v e been leudlni; for yars. Students Hijack Bus in Tijuana TIJUANA, Mex. (AP) -SIUdellts al a university preparatory school here today were holding a bus tbal 15 of U-com- mandeered after asi:lng tile driver and 21 passengers to gel off. The student. said Ibey woo1d keep the bus until tile bus company, Green and Gray, agreed to provide a free bus to tte school. They said a recent fare bike from six lo 10 cent. prompte<! the bus 1ebutt. Bus company officials said Ibey bad been unable lo get other bus companies in Tijuana to help defray tile COii of pro- viding free transpOrla.tlon and asked authorities to force the students to return the vehicle. F..-P,,.el ANAHEIM •.• second molioo to Instruct the city 1ttor- ney lo work with the llate attorney general In lnveatlptlng tile .,_, of being a "gnmdataader, publlclty - .. ~ puppet of the Anlhelm Bullelln." Dutton c a 11 e d '11>orn "the most despicable peracl!I whom I have mor served wjth on lhll city COW>Cll." Thom replied In kind . Munlocb lollo1'0d the erchan&e with a defeoso of Illa octlonl u 1 city ofllclal. He said he had renalnld allent ..,. the JleWIPlper atory 1ppeored .. ~t tile Grond Jury report could be corni>lete and obJoctlvt. He called the 1Ubloqutnt uproor the result of "imlllndo and emlfteOua uaumption." Murdoch Aid be had donl nothing ll· legal, lmlDOl'll or unethical. He uld the lrtal In whlc:h be had 1n......i In Pl'IP' erly wt"' lmoWn to be .....i klr ii> dualrial 111e ,.aro bel.,.. ldl ~ Allhoogh there are about one million CUrrenUy, tbe custom 1J kepi alive by Nixon 'lbunday night when be eats with I lfil<I birds populating 30 etates Ibey are traditional family feasting and by the bis family at camp David. : on1i ..,,,...., Jn fOUI': Tau 'Alabama prlClice " all city, COUDty, stale and Pro5ideot Nlxllo and 1111 enUre famUy , ' Pemisylvanla and .Florida. ' c:' federal ofllces, scboo!J and banks elating exe<pt for ...,.in-law David Elsenhow~ Commercially growa l\Uteyl have for the day. who is Oil Navy duty In tile Mediter· l!""'1l In populal:ll)' wltb .-121.4' Mos\ ltores abo clooe Oil the boUclay. l'lllWI, will spend the dly at 1bO million of the domeOti. brand bOID,I· add Empl.,..-In Z1 Orange County cities p-lial mountaintop retreat for tho<· th!J year up ,. ... pOicent .,.; a year will be glvea a fOUl'<!ay Thanbglvlng first Ume. ,; • ago. ' • , ( weekend, u will all school chllclrm. In addition to ~h cranberry sala4,, The commerclalji _, Jiilwl. 'wllile Onl)o .UJe; city balla In La Habrll, .Los mold, tile N-family tradltlooal meo~. LOI as hlslorlcally ~ ulhOli' wild Alamitos, Saa Clemente, 5eaJ Beacll and will Include !'OISI turkey, bread ctreulng1 cousins ooce tl1ltd bf ~ "wltli lrvl!10 will•""'*' for bualness on Friday. giblel gravy, whipped potaloel, grten " blwiderbusses help keep alive Ibo 11adi· lri addltJcn lo belplna tile turkey peu and ontooa, minted pean, hot din'" Uonal Thanksgiving dlnMr. · business, Thanksgiving a&o belJJI ""I>' n<r rolls, and pumpkin pie with whipped·. The national holiday was finally set as port the cranberry growers. The story cream. the fourth Thursday in November by goes that Pilgrims' ate O'anberries in While some Americans enjoy other congress in 1941. For three years prior to their first feast and that tradJUon carried menu items, including ham or roast ,beef, that President Fanklin Delano Roosevelt through on American tables unW 1959. the lurkey still will ri!ign an most lables·t ' Tbe lndultry sulferod a severe setback In celebratlni Amerlcaa hollleboh!J " Gunman, Officer Hurt in Big Sur Gun Shootout BIG SUR (AP) -A hlgbway patrolman and another man were hospitalized after a shooting incident on a dirt road north of Big Sur. Neither the officer, Kenneth R. Wright, nor David W. cass of Ross were ap- parently seriously injured, oHlciah. llaid. The highway patrol reported that Wrlgbt, resident officer at Big Sur, received a report Tuesd&y of IOmeoae firing a weapon from .. motor vehicle on the old coast highway -a cllrt road that winds througb the hills above State Highway I. Wright, 28, Investigated, found an 1lllOC> cupled vehlcle 1"'"1! five miles up tile road, and WU checking It when Cass came up an embankment behind the cars. Wright said tile maa fired 1 r!Oe . Into the petrol car, llrlklnl lbe .P!Jlor pool next lo the wlndableld and coualng lbrap- nel-llb lnjurles to the offloer'a face, neck and lboulder. The p,trol said Wil&bt pianqecl to drow Jdl.motver and .retm'lled the !Ire, slrtl:lnc Cur In the abdomen. lt said when tile Wallant turned and lllarled lo run, Wrlgbt pulled out a shotgun and fired It once. The man wu not wwnded again, but fell down and was taken into CUll<ldy. CUI .-rwent surgery at Monterey County Geaeral HOIJlltal In Salinas and Wri&lrt, la bll IOI, a1ao WU treated for h!Jwwad. CUI WU detained, bat no charges bad been filed u tile M«ller<J Qiunty aber- iH'1 office coatlaued It. ln.-tgatlon. Silver Dollar , " Picks Justice GARBS, Nev. (AP) -The Dip of a sliver dollar has re-elected Dorothy Wilaoo u justice of tile peace In lhls rural mining town. She and Biny Wyer each got 146 votes in the recent general election. But rather than go through a re- count, they agreed to the coin toss to decide the race. -·· lhen alter tile secretary ol health, educa· 'lbursday. .,, Nixon Feast First Family to Dine Aloiw THURMONT, Md. (AP) -President Nixon bu given White House Chef Heory Haller the day off, but the family still will have the traditional turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day. This will be the first time that the Nixon family has celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday at camp David, one of the favorite weekend vacation spots. Tile rooking chores will be In the hands of stewards from the Navy mesa at the While House. 'lbe Navy stewards, supervlJed bY Cmdr. Ronald Jackson, provide food for White H .... officlals and do the cooking at camp David; a military Jn. llallat!Gn, when tile President t. there. nrunday'1 dinner will be a private family affair with only son-in-laW David Elaeabower mlaalng. He C1A'l'ellt!y t. on Navy duty In the Mediterranean. Tbe Nhooa' dlnaer menu will be: roast turl:ey, bread ctrealng, gJblel gravy, whipped potatoes, green peu and onions, fresh cranberry salad mold,_ minted pearl, hot dlnaer rolls and pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Ex-county Police Chief ,, . . ' . " " " ,. .:• ., ~ay T~e ·San~ ~~ .. ros~ ·~: ' '' f • From Wire Sa '1ce1 Fonner Garden ·crove police chief George Tle!Jcb may return to Oi'ange C-OUnty as the chlel of police of Santa Ana. I T1e1sch left Garden Grove In Sep- tember of 1970 to become chlel of, tile SeatU. Police Deportment and 1 atorj In a Sea!Ue neWipaper today said be t. oae of the final candidates for the Sula Ana post. Tile curm>t Santa Ana pollce chief, Edward Allen, retired Nov. IO. In tile atory In the SeatUe Poot· JnteOlgencer aources In tile Santa Ana department are quoted as saying TlelJcb was one of t e n selected candidates recently lntorvlewed for the !30.000 posl· lion. The source indicated that the l'romP .. el EXTORTION • • • promptly arrested. Cardenas said Galas, Merritt and Miller are free oo fl0,000 bail. Hughes is free on hl1 promtse to a~ar at the ar· ralgnment. Harts Sporting Goods ". former Garden -Grove chief might be among the top three contenders. Neither Tle!Jch nor Santa Ana Cll)< Manager Bruce Spragg would commen( on the report. Spragg. baa aole authority In hiring the city's dej)lrtmf!flt beads. ,,. Tte!Jcb, 41, wai btred by Seattle after · the department was criticlzed for ~· ruptioo and Inefficiency. He malcea · $27,JIO In hlJ current job. •. " Top Drug H~ul ::: •:. In Buena Park " . Buena Park police raided a borne Tues-• ~ay nigbt and turned up the largest haul of marijuana In tile city's hlJlory. NarooUcs investigators found 1,0I» pounds of the weed with en estimated sales value of '129,300 in' a residence at' 6161 Homewood Ave. · An invesUgaUon is under wa,y ~ determine the owners of the marijuana.~ A man who had resided at the addllu i8' held in Jail on traffic warrants. Anotbet. suSJlecl Is being held on dang....S <lrut charges, police said. · Again we pause to give thanks for all our blessings. , . John Hart l:ynn Hart Harts ·Sport:ng Goods ' ' ' 1 'f i • ' l ~ ' . • l ·! ' ' l ' ' ' : : ' 's ' ' ' " '" " . I ' . j '' . , • j l .1 " ' i '" •• . I ; ' ,. , ' " ' ' , ' l l • l , • • • '' •. • 4 'Ave1·Ci!91 €...tr_, •• ' Luniber Fir1ns Cllarged by Panel WASlllNGTON (IJPI) Tbe Price Conunlaalon uya almoot one.lhlrd or the major lumber companies tlirouth "greed" and, Illegal pracUcel hive been avetlln( prtc;e._ troh, ' .,-- The oommiulon lnd1c11ad that It woold llOOll clta g!aola or the industry !or "Illegal and unortbodo%" busineu prlC> tloea." P!:l'ER CAllPENTER, , the cornmlssion'a esecuUve direc. tor, &aid this week, that 1 few' flnns have alrody beea ..,. c....i or price com..1 ¥W· lions, but lhll lhey are "lllllll polatoea compai:ed wllb -we think we're iOlnl to ftlll." ' Lumber prices have CODo tlnued to rllo dillplte cooitrols, wllll economlat& citing a decline In Canadian Import& and a home building boom, Bui Carpenter indicated Illegal deallnp.have 1lso conlribulad to the higher prices. "There II a i!ttle bll ol greed throulhout Ille IY'!em" Carpenter said at a news coo-ference. - HE 11A1D TRE C01111111aaion bas proof or IJ1e !ollowtng pncticeo: -Eotabllllilng dummy of· fictl iD CanacJa l1lal !alaely record sales of lumber to 11.S. !Inns. -Putting high grades on in- ferior lumber ao higher prices can be charged. .... _ 'LITTLE BIT OF GREED' Commlnloner C1rponter and escape controls. . -Selling -of prnd· ucts hack and forth botw- dealera on paper only ao that the dealers can clalm a m1rkup eadi time I h e ownership changea. DAILY PILOT Jf PICll•IOUI MS••t PICT1TtOU& ltAlllllS ..... ~ I' MMI tTAT9MUT lllAMI ITAT ... WT • tVPll~-CMJNl:MIA. .~ ........ ,...,_ ........ tMIMt1 u~to.t tolWlllf ~It WIN _.... M ~ M QM~~ ...J..lll~PUMK NC'1'Clll-, ••. ,,._ .. , CMtt LEE>OYCE IEflfTl•f>Rttll. Q CAii' ...... • ... ._.... ..__ •• ,..:::_. .,.-,..__._. , ~ GltrwMyrt sr .. UfVM IMOI. Ca4JI, ,.,..... CMAl:lllAMJ CM9 ...... ..__ -·· ~ '""" -""" lfl .... ~ "' ,,...,.,., ......... c4Nd...i •dfs1Ped to prcduce 2$0 lflte:;:~~=~MA•Y ~~~lt'(ell L=-~~~~lt .. ~~NJ.~HfMallll•ti OA< , milllon cub1e feet Of DOD-LOU O'M .. N Ml 1Mf'-.nl: YlillH lfWll~. I -Tiii• 1M1M11 It ..... -~ .,. Ill T• ..... MIMI Tfrllt ......... ,._ BURBANK -Electlon of i.:11 O'l1tt1N Wry • llWll'l!ML fl•{• ,....... ••""'I ,_ _,., J··-E c--~-~-·---pollu•-.... -day and WW , ............ ,: TM ~ .... ~-·=······ ... ~ wttt1,., ..... c-., Ltlthton J, Otte YOll _., ..... wmttft,......... ...... . .....,. • -J U QMW u...u -. •-,.-fltM I -"'*' W'llllll ,,_. ~. ~ WI:+*'-'-Tlllt 111..,.._t fllef WHt1 IN CcM1tY MYI et tlle .... INf ttlif ~ II IJld -a.t-t ot Fb'lt Suri"' help El Puo maintain ltl Y•,,.., • wrftflll,........,.., tm wtLL •· '1 JOMN. COUNTY CMrll .,, °'lllM ~ 1111 OCtoliltr )f, ..,_ • ,.., ".,..,..,. •""' • ~!'*' ... -Y MYt f!f ""' _.. fMt lt"9 _,,,.. .. a.Ill(, l'f ""9rtY' • ~. ~ mt. W.U.IAM I . IT .IOHN. COUHTY ,........ ..... liD ...... .,... .......,,. Corp. lpparent)1" hu &lveo preeeat level Ot deliveries to ........ fllfl Z;." '°"'"-II"""'""""'----.. _ Co..t Del ... ~ ... Ct.l •K. Ir/' ttv.f1Y J. MllWW, Dlpvty m.., M.,........ Ml .. CM't"""" .,,iflr ultlmJlll.w. ... 1-n ... -i---,....... Mii • YM' r:--·~ ' "Plt17' •~ea/ I W ,...._...flt......, m"'"' .... Miii.. .rlllO"'" the Southwest ltates and ~~.,,,.,... ...... c-1 '""' .... Nl4MHMI 1S. .n, 2' _. ~ •• ~l.n.d Or""f': COMt Dllty li'llot • .,.,.,. ~ ......... ..,...,,.... blnker Qaarlee E. Cook the ,.,,..1u...-.1 ... Boyd 1.1 ~ '*,J....,""~~ ~ 1112 ,,.,.n ~ 1, L 1s. n. mt "'5>72 ....., ....-t cW ~ _.,. _. -.pport be needs to win eon-'-"-'uawa, aana. ...,... ~~-er:::'· _. .:. PUIUC NOnCE :re. •:;:a,_,.•.:;:,~,r: .. ~ trol or the u"'••M ~ loan • "'_ .... _ ""' _..,. ... -P.UIUC None& •,. "..,.., "• .,_ .... 1A1.... . ...... ..... J,.., __ .er °"'91' ......... MW be .,.... w tM Pt(TnNMll •USINISI ....., .. ....... ,... ......... -.. eom:i. ClDWf, ..,,..ITATIMIWT PICTmout ........ ~-..... ~-,........N ..... .do. __ ,. ....... the KANSAS ClTY -Marion " ............ _ ....... .. .. ... Thi flll--..... Ulnl llAMI ITATIMllWT ~· ........ -.... ~1, -""'n""-. ........ ..... _.., ~ ......... • -, , M TM folWlnt ,......... fl'I folnt 0. .......... t. "1'l. 'boardofdlrectoratoiCraptbe LabOrakXia Inc., baa ID-........, .... ,_ __ ,.._. "'cHIM CAL COM,ANY • It~ .. ; WILLIAM I!. IT JOHN.I.~ -....i 1-of ••-••• f no.meed .._11-c.. .. ..:. _,, _,. ..... •' Clmklt ..... Tlll"n. CIH._;.1, t'WO, K&Y MAlllKIT I,~, ~N .., IUflM J. htlrl, """""' pr...,_.. llRI new'"-0 ,,.~, °"" J:a ... ""' TM I ...,..,,.. c '"°"" tOO ......... .._ .... ~ Midi, CKALI stock to Arthur Drimmer, I neaotiatlol'll were under "" :.; 0:: :itr. J~ Wll'*' : ....... ,,,, rJ: a . .... c.:!.=:'111e.. A C.Hf. c.,.. .. E. :~ .. :~ New York Investor with Alza Corp., of Pllo Alto. INAL) ~·••..,•· ~ "!!.~ .. 1,. ., Peow• tt'fd .. ~ ,,_ ...,_ ~ .-• . ' Tbe .... llAL ~ PSTT"I '" t -I ........ uc • Ktllftlftl l(tfttMr, an .... MN11of1. C:.... ..... ~ fMM Marion aonouncemeat .....,_.. .. .._ '-''"'""" (WlllntlM. ~·· c.i1t. T•n PMJ .... • Cettea. view said the ........ u .. 111-WU'"""''-• ctwk ~....... ~ .. _ • .,.,, ~ 3W'I .,.!IN Nllnl¥ ... , ••• IF .,_._,. ,___ ,_a.. c11,. -...... -..-.-r Dr .. LM-N ....... C.!lf. .,......., ONfi(le COMI Oeltr """'· FRESNO _ The San Jot-dlJcu.aed Ob the bubi of GDI Va!:!!...._'*!" • ~ ~ w:.,:td C::::. '!: ~ o. ltlfttMr, 2m1 "'*-""' N_,.., &. 11, n. If. 1m ,.,,_n qaln Vllley'1 wet t e 1, t new &bare of Marlon common -.;..-...•.;: .. ~ .. wt Pltot. H.....-r '" 1tn. .r.::"~~~';~~11C......C... .,., 1 ------------ Novmbef ln·71-•-wMIJw atoct for each 2.28 lhar'll Nl•t!Milr p. 9 ... Ow:rnMI 6• lL uan AllD KAlllAllAN '*'· PUllJC N01!CE .,..._ .. ~_....,,,. ,,,,.._ ' "'2 ....,, ....... Keftllltll ICMtner iiiriCi 'ii CiOiHiiriiii wtU m COUoo yie1da and may .n.l.Yo -.....,. ..... .... ..... .. Tiil• .,.,_, nlld wltt\ "" c-ty CAU.Nf9 ........ lower the --.A.. o( A ....-...... ._.-.... ._._ LAI ........ C....:... M'IJ ?"-II Of"~ C-fy WH Ml'lr. 14 lf71, kfloal Oh'*': ~ ~ CWttrlcf, of the l • !'.,-;;::: •-•· .!:':.:: • A~ifttlett r•-~·--Ci;.,.-' --c...., •~ °""'M' ,,. ~-.... ·" "" .-, ~ IW .--· "'*"'* or... c-et O.ny fttltf, ~ 11111 ..,. .. OiMi d '::. lfn. estJmNd th11·year,. cotton LOSANGEJ.ES-Nortbropl----,,.-,$-=-m~.-... ---~--·1, .. -...... ~ ..... ,,, a. If_. DIClii: ... "' "'*'I"*'°""" c-t.,.,.., r11oi, ~ .. ...,I .1 .OMc:t ~""' oil CY!IDp'D)' ~tive aaya. Ccl'p. aid it bu acquired I 2S -.. -A1"1M81rf '91'J ' Jlff..11 r~ IS. 11• 2t n Dtclli~'5-#; :::=. =• .:... ~ '=: -... aald Gene -.:o ...... of t lni.er.t in Oenen.J --.. , ,....... .,. ... PUBLIC NOTICE . Ilda ........... lfli ... ·--....... ~ Re.ourees Inc ol. eMTIN IL.OW MOlOINO (X) .. 1"'2 PUBLIC NOTICE ~=AC~ ~~Mlle!:; Producen c.otton OU ~:!.....~ lh .... 1.;,.._, NJ 7_ _ ., "..... °"""" tt.. ........,._ • • • c". •ICTITIOUI •ut••m c°"""" 1ltuatlon canmt be ~·~ _.. ...... -.. • •• tOI' an -..--c.lw.M n.o tlAM9 ITATPll•NT PICTtTIOUti llVll•US ..._"'"'.,. -•= Oflb,flf ... aerk>ua becaUll I "' .. " ... _.._ discloled 1f110UDt of CMh. RIMrt AllM ..,_ 1~ ~ Thi fllhwft111 ,..._ .. -..,. ~ NAMI .,,........,. or11rld owctw " ~ .,...,._. ......, r--.. at .• ~ ...... ~ ..., •: Tt\I IOI~ Pll'IOlll ,,. dolno ~ "'" • ....i11111 _. iM OMCll crt * tage of thls year's crop General Energy fibricatel • ~~...._~ ..... , .. , Yfll"llOll. 1111001•'1 Dll!llL MAftlHI AND MIMM II; At'dllMcl, wtlll911'! • ..,,.. & ........... alread7 bu been ginned due apd installs piping for nuclear &".:;;:;:.I.';; cttldlleltd by , :,'a.t~VI~•~· "'w111 2t1t11 1~0\~ .. ~~':. !!,.~"s, .a wnt =~ Drtft. CcnM .. Mir, to In early harvest. 'lbe and, conventional power plaata, .. """"""' • ! ......, .. °"'""· 401 11'\'lnl AWl'IUI. ~ H. Stith, 117 Yll'klown Ul'IJ, NOTICE II HllllllY GIVIN !Mt ttlt harv.~ in the all •-boul s wa•·· pollution · c on I r.o I hYerty J, hrbN Htw;ort ._.. ,..... c .. r. Melt nm ...... ,_. kMll D11tr1ct crt °""" -., V ey J.9 I ~ Tfllt 1t.l-t fllld wlltl tM CGtlnl'Y TM• ...., .... ll '-iftll concNcNid W Ill VkW Ii' Stoltz. 117 Yorttown ~i'lf CMM!'f, C911tonN, ec:tlnt W ... ~ -111 C.mplete but the rains systems, deu11nlu.Uan and c1n " ~ e_,., "" Nw. ,,, 1m .... ......,..,, COit• MIN..-' lh o--ni .. ...,.... i.11:cna .....,,. ... ~-· ··-1rea--· ........ ~ WILLIAM E ST JOHN, c-ty Cltrk. by .......... Qulrm Tlllf b\111-•• btl1111 cOllCNtNid by • IO •• IM "DllTRtcT". wll,... .. to. have brought the operation to wa\Cl ui-... ..-..--~ J. MM11M. °"*"'· Tllll ....._. ...... w1tt1 ""' covntv P9rtwllllp. tM not .... , .,... "" ,.,. .. ,, .. ,,,,., atandlUU petrocbemleal ~ and NI• a.rt .. Of .... c-iy on; Nov. 7, 1m. Kftlllltfl H Stolh: _,... .... fw "" ...,. ........... a • manufacturing facilities. N==-22. °7::" -~ .. "'': rlW~ly ~ J. =.. ~ a!:.:" .r"~' ... ~~ wl.,t.1'1 ~ ICl-lffl ~.:r M ":c: ... ~IOI '""" • C ... C •-1m lt'l'MJ -nfN ---__.., • ""''· • Hftld --.-Ml ............ """' .. Nrt'Wll • ..,_4 .1:--.of-W l"l.lt:NIMd Or-.. ea.st Deity rti.t, WtUIA,M I. IT "°"Iii. COUNTY llUbltetr ,_, ..... tt .......... fad HOUSTON' -El p I I 0 ~ ............ IS. ....... lfn MN2 Q.lll(,, IY ........., J. ,.,.., Dlpvty, "-... ....... PUBUC NOTICE NtitllMd 0r.,.. eo..t o.11., ~ T..,...,. .. • ~ ~ Natural G1 Co. bu filed an LOS ANGELES -Con-PUii.iC NOTICE ,...,.,... 1, e.11. n. tm 2f».h w -= ,:..-;. ...-......: 1pptlcaUon with the Federal tlnental -bu reported I... ~ - --... -Power COmm.lllion for ~ eanrlDp ol '5.47 m1llion, at 4.1 llO'l1C8 n n•DmMtS ";'!~11-W.=::,-PUIUC NOnCB ~-..., _. _.... .., .. proval to comtruet the world'• ~ • share, 1or tbe three w:=: ar~:r. ~ ~I'll ......... .,,... ..... """'-• .,,. ..... COWT Olli ,,.. I'll • .. .. " ......... ~ ... ::.::;:::'~ •-commerdal complex to ftVlnfhl ended Sept; S com-TNI COUln'T °" ......... "· OllL 'S S~IEI. -y ..... Cl ITATW °" OWNa•IA r01t hdl liN ..... "9: • llll nlal W ... ~•• --r.-~th -inW: ,.., Matt eom,,,,... ,_ r.. Tiit couwn w OUMt: *""""' """""' .. lfli 14 .-.Ct convert coal into a qntbeUc peri!d 1'' f7.n UUUIUI., or 17 • ...,. .. CHUT•• 1.. IAADWnL. ~ M. OrMoff .,.. v•io -. ..,.... • """" • ., .. • "' ............ gas. Howard Boyd, chalrman Cl!Dtl a share, a year earlier. o.cw..... Cir .. COiie ~ f2dl ' NOflCI cw MUltlM Of' l'1TtT10. -t;"'=:C,. ,...._:::",.. n--·-roee to e-101.n NOTtcl!' 11 HllllllY GfYIN to "" Thll bullnMI ,. ...... cenductlll "" -......... ft Olll WILL ..... roa ... :r.· tll ..... • .. :rz. .. of the board, said the '420 noi;:.--,... '"""'"' .. !tit ... ftll'llllll dtctiOt!lt llldl,,....I. LITTU.I TUfAMIWfAIY .. --·--million from • million in tbt ht .ii ,.,_ lleV!fll dl!IM ... l111tt tht It, M. GfMofl' ltl•t.I If I.ED HOCK, DlcMMd. ::•tt:e MMli w:c... fir million complu will b e li'll ... i-.i ........... Mid diM:i911111t .,. ,..,.,.. " fllt """" Tiii• lflt'lftllM hlell """' ltll COUl'llY tlOTICI IS Hlll•Y OIV£N tlwil TN -=·tel' ... • ....... ' h located in northwest New """'" "l ..... .,..r. · wttf\ .... __,. __.... 111 n. oH1c:e C11rt1 or~ c_..,. 0111 ....... 1, 1tn •nrv I.DU MOSE• ,.... 11..., Ml'lln • ...,.... _.....,,...",.....,......., . 'Finance nnefs PUBUC NOO'ICE -Changing Ille dimensions of finished lumber in order to ' clalm it as a "new product" ' COMMISSION officials said 30 percent ol the lumber com- panies with annual sales ex- ceeding 16 million were guilty of such Illegal practices. of flle dll'k .. tM .... lflfltliaf court, II' WILLIAM E. IT JOHN, COUNTY petition for problt. crf Wiii •lid for r,. ... =., Ill wllldt 1111& Wtff1: ta .. IM Mexico. • V•••-.a a1~ t. ,,...,. thefn, wtttt llM -....ery Q.EllllC. iy :...,.,., J. MMctM. Dwut-1. -llMIMce or a..tttn T.....,_,,..,., to rett-,.,., .,.. tw Wt! Cf'lift • .,,.. ., The El Paso complu is -..c;w "' \IOUClwa. .... _.., ........ •• "" offtcl """' • ....._ ,. ~ '• ""*' tor • ~ ,. _. .. ......., • of ,..., •"°"""f• WIUl.\M E, ,t.\DOlllE, hbtlelMlll Or..... COIR O.lty '11111, fllrtller ""1k "'"° Ml tM1 flll ftlM •l'ld :":':' ......... J WASHINGTON -United uno LM "''"''* IN:I., Lot Mlfl'lltoe. Nwtm .... 1, 1s. n. 2', 1m 1'M>12 "*' " ,.....1,. tN .. ,,,. hM bll!'I .., c.-~ ii 4 • TWJli ......... l ' • ' " . McDonnell's DClO Series Delivered Magnetic Train Gets First Test 'Flight' Air Linet bu uked tbt QvU c.llflnll• tmO. wMcll II "" "8W el .., o.c. ... s. mt, ., t:OO •. m .. In tfl:t NjCKUYlll AeronautJct Board for tem-:::;:,. .. :-" ... "':::"J:,..i:.:= PVBUC NO'l1CE =r:;n,:~ ~lw°' .. ,~~ ""~:)~.1:£.,":.,.._,...._. wltltll'I ,_ ,_... ..., "* flrlt putillca-,hit Cltt Of SMlfll Me, Cllltonll1. l • -' , .. porary authority to ~tt "'"crt tf\11 1111t1et. •tcTrTIOUI ........ D11111 ,. .. ,.,..,. 11. 1m """1!W: Mw ........... . _._ ~ Salt Cl-o.tlll NWlll ..... 1'71. ldAM8 STAftMl:llT WILLIAM r ... JOHN, atc:IC'NNDll no ...... y uiana:u ETHRI. ll'tUINICI .. a.amta TfC ........ ,,.,_ 11 mtfll .,._ c-IY Clll'lt t:d'!iilll '''' ··• •·' ............... ,.&Jt ty and IA>I &-..t-, crf t1ie w11 Of tM N: NUlwtTt.. N"8Wfn ... llM81 C-~1'" W ~~ ..... NMM ......,,._ HA TltACIC otlCOUNT CINTta............. ........ .............. , ............. ..a.n UnUed Jl'OP08ed to operate WtWAM .. MODlt• 11• ,....,... .,.,,.,. c.... ,_. nw ......,. ...., ~ nwi ~-£ ... ....,.. ·········· .. us three dally,,_.,,_ nJUDd trip l11lt L.tl a....... atfill. 111..w L.M • ....._ N '18' '""'' "hh OM>...... '·•; ............................ .. -t' L.11 ....... c.Mlr'IU.. .......,.,,~..... AMr9CWI............. ,...., .. __ #'··················'· fligbtt, wttb ta-eeat Boelna "hh cm,....,. TN1 _,,.. 11 ......, <*lductllll "" .ii ,....... or.... ewt o.w l'llol, ':::r~.....J ~ :Z "-:.~ d 7271 while the CAB C<lll1derl ......, .. hMtlrtl lndtWl:MI. ,.,,..,.... "· n. ii, 1972 »»n •u•••c . . MENLO PARK (AP) -An transportation from s pee -1..-'ther al the rWlllMil er... co.st o.n., li'uot, "-LM •-.m CMl'WT a.......,.. uTD ·-' 11m1·-Im-"" b friction WUll: to ter nonstop N"'embW ti. 2t Ind DKMIW .. u. T1ll9 ........: fllt:I wtftl "" County PlJllLIC NO'ltCE ... ..-............. "",..,. I -, ... LOmsBEACH (AP)-Four experimental vehicte th1t 'o3 ....,_... Y 00 authority cumntly held by 1m . · m:J.71~~~.f::':.t'c;,:,.W'c"t.~~ CU'iarT.,...... r--..-··· ·! ~~llairlinesof the~ would not touch the ground =~!!e:1•1!;~ Hughes~· • ., ~ J. MMdlel. o.iM'f. rtiai• M::':i::=:a':'.,.W. C.::.."':' ... ~ .. ~ .. ~::~i -.Ao~ \ft' very WlR. and travel at 300 mil.es ID ..... tw_ ... _,_ and th e ~c NOrlCE l'vWlttllll Or9Mlt CNlf Delly l"llot ni• COUWTY °' ...... c........ .... ~ ......... "'14 McDoanell DCIO Series 30 u:c: ....... llUl:1lt • Tllr11•r••• I --o.;;;u:,;;;;o;;a;~o.-;;;.--1'"'~~ .. ~·~"~· 11.~""...1'""~~__:.:....,,~~·1 .... A-Hnl Ctn. Gtffllr ~ °"""" t<*Mlll• '. blteft.IUllUDenta1 -range ~ .:~ ... ~~ ....... deordv~-~ culdeny or track. LOS ANGELES-Columblal -IUNRICNI conT Of' TMI ... . . Nf:• .. :: ... ~~-.. tt :r.•T= ,=.~·-·;.;·riiW'liiOW9 '1~ transports IClfDUM.111 .. O\&lU ~ corrEY 8AID the po81ibW. p.icturfa Induatries aad its Loi ~ .. ~=.wi=-~ PlJBUC NO'l1CB ~--=~ TUTit.MlflTAIY IMND ~icwt1 • 'Jbe carrlm -KLM Royal Institute. It could leld to, ·~r ~such • flftimn ....... _,_ '-Lii·-a--.. ...... l'KllllOUI aus.•111 Et! ..... ILIANOft KNIGHT SHI'· o..-91 ............................ 1U'I n..•-"' .1.1 ... 11--, Sc--••--vlan futµristlc t.ramportatlon ween oston··.:r:-:;0 d n>f6~ au_,_,, ~ 110nC• °" MIMIN °"'""'""' •AMlnATIMIWT ll'Aito ..... ~ •• ILEANOtt It,......_ : ............................. t.t1 vwi.u& lUCllJ~ uaiwm •"-' Gems, reallied I bliuarCJUDd Niii l'ttWft OI' wtL.&. AllD POI. Tiie' fdMliftl fl'f'ICiN •t• cllll'll IHl ..... MtD, ~ ~ ............................ ,. .u,_ .. ___ ~-·-and system, ..._, say. W·""'·~-D c •·be'-.... . . LITT9U TnTAMlllTMY ... ... HOTtc:a 11 wa11•v GIVIN ...., ............ c.Mt9 ""'*' ................. .,. nu-Wiim o>J" ....... , ,;:n,~ • A small IC.lie model of the --.~ · ·• ut -. ...... m earninp during the ftnt ..... ·crt ANNA L.. DfNNIL ,._ MA&""°'9T l'ftONlllT!ls, 111 vi. o.m. u,..., Mil..._.•·........., c....:i= ......................... t.st UTA 1'Hncb Alrllnel are . __ .. , ... __ __...:;n ,__,, r . ~ but not cwrnnH:nwrt -·--ended ~ • -..... .. .....,..._ UWINA DINHta. . HIC9io'......,.,, ...,., ~ ~ Mw flllll .Mnltt • """"' few ,........ 2"!' .. , ................................. .. -~of .a.... vrerr vcnn;u, ·~-.u.f ·u:w· Of bu tJem --.1:.. "I--...,..!"" _ ' -:;v• o.c..d. . ~ p. "'-'• 111 Vie NkL of wtn Mid tw ~ If ........,. -;. -• •~ ~u·gn111p. -~· -~ -~ ·· ~. chalrmanAhrabamSril-. "°'""-11 ~,, ... owa•.., -=c.1--,,._,,_..__,-................................ ..,, •, : They hive placed firm orders · ·.uuw -_._. on 1 .,._..._. 1" "However" he -t.1' •1 · "· h ~-d _,. the firm bad ,..,.... •·1oW.flli '* fllt:I hll'll111 • ,.n--'#litlitlif 111.,.. Nkt. ....,.,. ~ to wNdl .. "'"' tw MWW , ....... .. I -~ lhe -C.I& -... t.'-lrli.ta .......... test track last week • ...... ,• ;:JCtDeaNr -....... ~ .. win .............. " a..ai. tail .. tlM ~ _, IMt ttl:t tlmt ..,,.. ... °""""""" "911 WMlll" ............... .. ' • or .. Ul "'IUC"\:-1 -..~~1'!'' ~ . don't -lllY major bllrlen '912 000 in profits from co. Lltfwl TMt•nlMl•l"f ,. ""'"°"" nil IMIW II """' CMducflll by I °' llMrlnt ... Ntllf ,..., '-" ..i "' ...... ,,..,. lrM WttMf' . ' .......•.. ··'"" ; , ..a.-options for 12. • Howard_ Colley, p r o j e c t •~ __._....._ a 11111 --t-. •1 .... !.... 61--in the .... ._. NftirttlCI .. w111c11 I• "' ... fill" ,.,,..., ~ Dlclfl!W 12, 19n. ,, t::JO •,m., 111 &trvicfW91 ,,.., ....,. .... · · · ........ aa 1 t"'-__ .,t ... 1 W ........, .. ..,.,,... -. ..,............, opel'luuua; --· ~,., . .,.. fMI 'thf tlrnt eM l'lfCI ~ --,.......,. .... ,.,.,.,... ~~ of ~t Ho, ' of Nici Ftl'IMlft JS:::""",,..,, tnoni ltlln flllliMt ! 1 KLM and Swlasair each ac· dlrectoi', said the test vewae ~m. '' He Aid aclentistl quarter compared w I t b an "' lllMl'lt "" -"" '*"" Mi "' Tiii•' tt1191Mftt tt1e:t wttf\ "'* CIUl'ltY ccurt •• , 7Dll cMc: Clfitll" 0r1 .... Wit!. rn ~,'f"'°" ""*""' ... •' _ _. dell f of th la three feet wide 14 feet r-.. 00· to build •-" .._. "I" 000 -• 1 1 lhe ~ 12, 1m, •' •:ot '""·• 1111 11111 C*"., °"""' ~ on ""''".., ». '"'City°' s.rit• Ma. Ctflfernl•. , ...:.: •• • / uu...-very o one e • · -.. pe a u1u~ ,.., '• 1111a oa or ume COlll'1'l'Wm crt 0.-rtmMt,.., 1. crt ..id 1m w1~1AM 1. 1'1' JOHN, c-ry o.111t Hemm..., to. 1m ...,,_ .................................. .. ; ; ~! Other de1iveriee will m1d and weights 8,000 pounds. 50,000 pound vehicle by im. period I year ago. Per abare CDUt"t. It,. CMc CM'9r Drlw Wtst, '" c ..... "" llMrty J, MldM. o.ulY WILLIAM 1 . lit JOHN ~...::::.~=~~ p.r ,_ rMl'I . • • d •-te Deve!Oped under a $1JO,OOO t ---·~'to 1• 11 ... crtY .. ...,..AM. cantem1.. · """ c-1y cMrt uto1111• • j ma e .. r. ' 1he vehicle 1s levitated by ne IUUllWIMM ~ ctn ~ o.'9i INt1f!IMI :io, lt72 ' l'Wfflfllll Ol'9l'IOI CNtl O•ll'f "'"'· •Ollll:T Ill. tlAllLIY UllllfWI. .......... C04'lftVCftll'i , .... : , 'lb& DCIO Series 30 pllne contrlct with _the Federal the force of m~n et 1 c ~ with 8 lJ.cent 1 share WILLIAM 1. n JOHN, N...,,.., ». 2t, ..,,.. o'°'""*' '· 1a.. ...,, ,... ...-... """"" °"""...,.. w .....,. ., ~·nc .,. ' Railroad ~ the the c-ty C1W11; 1m -...n ,._..,.._ ~ 111ctrJc t.11t. vi ...... fMClll-..... : , bu a pa.aenger capacity of v·"de ·-~"ed ...... -. repullion and if it to .one year prevklul. ~ w. "'llDUSOtl T•h ma> •1111 a1m1i.r flllCNl'llc.t ...,.. not ...,.,..., · l be~ -and -•-pen-ICUJ -anu ......... -side u tt--'' on a --the · • ... mtit 1""' _,... •c NOTICE """""" "' "•••• • , .. ,,,.., -•• :~ .•"'ma -.-· uii:: tollftltashigha.sonefootoff ' -... wo .. .,, e MuH MeN ==-~ ... _,, ..-r.i._ N::=='a1.~~1'i:" DilllyJ;~ .... ,,..,.,..1-.·:::::::::·.::5• ding OCl cabW conf1guraUon. alumimlm mol(le BtflPI repelUna mapetlc forcea on Tll: en•, ... ,,.. PKTnfOVI •utl•llff ..,......,. ......., ...... , .............. a. ; '. a-• thlt Die become atroa&tr, LOS ANGELES _ Mud.a ,........, "' ........, llAM8 ITilTSMINT _,... .,.. _._.... Conu!IM c.,.. • ..._•IM """*" ... • • a.I-'-. ~ ll ,...._, °""'91 C ... 0.lly r'llet TM f'*-1111 ,.._ 11 141o11'11 ~ .-u~ l~.&"'6 eM fWM ........... ,, •• , ......... ... . • THE NEW CONCEPT .. ~· 1t ~.. to a .we Moton of America Inc.1 ,..,.,..,. 22. n. :It,,.,, ...,.j •= s.r~-:u I' • •••I ............... .. · · Car · tio Up magnetic levitation, is allent 1 ~ polldoa. United States distributor~ tHAMAocic Ml..l!a 1• 11wt1 • .. " s.r-. ·" •....,, ............. .... : : na n nd •---not emit uutan•· lhe ---'-PCIUC NOTICE ......... w•·•··~"· •,.-.",:: ......... _., .. ,.1t11 .. _1 .. ~~~ .. _ ...... _ ................. ,.•,,. • a ~ po -. OOft'BY 84JD tbe only rotary ~ IU&ol, l'mtct:c::" Jnt I , .. """'1a, TNI ~ Olll ~ ~ °"""' ......... ::::::::::::MfJ • ' . LOS ANGELES -Carnation C.Offey said. --"-' 19 tJJe amount annaunced' plw to caub .. 1 .,..., ~-• ..,. C0111MtM..,.,, ... Mtn1 Wlfdl:'W ........................... ..... , ,,._ 1•-I and ..... ·~~ ... a real mil--'' _ .. _ '"'I......... American ai.-1i-.. for more &U1'9aioa COUllT °" ,,,. 1NIM:Mil NOTtc:1 ., ".,.,. .., •"'"HHI ,,.......,, • • ,_.."""'""" """"' . i w. says .. sa es earn .. ,.... 111a -"""• 'needed to~a batholUquld ~· n•TW~,,_ .... ,.. rWtrtcktMrtc ~ ,.. .,.....,. "WtU .uia "°* ct•~w:c:& have jumped sharply, during helhesalfirstd in an inteniewt I • "11t1is ·helium lllper Q>o\ed. 'i!ae Nth ~~arditema l?~Dltaplhee:l nttl -. J:,.OUMI C~ .,"&':;'C: ::",..':,!..°"'\l ~":, 'l':I~~y CARMEL =.~~ ........................... ..a· the third quarter, bettering . magne ca Y ,~11 uml to cbDl the mqnet1 &lawwu eqq1 OD NOTtC9., MIMU• OP ,..111www mi •Y......,.... J. ~ D1pvty &c:NNEIOEl,D«::illOlid. Of'tWl ............................... ..n last year's figures in both levitated system us ID I IDd their colla to about mlnlll Japane1e:R ~-t.-1 ... _, rfT;'1~TJ 1'fT'rtl't?f a~ C*""'Y gur!t. Mtt41 LA~~:C11~. ~·:::( ~':.~~ = / ::;;:;;;;;:;:::::::::::::::::;:/.: categories. superconducting mao-U Jn 4liO degreea fahrmhelt.'At this C ..... ~u..-• ., IYUlMla a--wmtOVf 9'*0 ..__... ~ c.... Dtlty ,,..,,., • pttmon ,,.. ~" of Wiii n 1or c.,...,,' ............................... 1.11 '!be 1. A el hued this country llld I think It has tempera•·-. Ille~---of m•n•lfM' said in an interview ~ .. lllUl'UI HAROl.D llO•trrlflll' 1S. 22. 21', •1141 ~ "'1-el L"1wl T•I_,..., to thl Group' •••..•.•.••..•.•..••.•..•..•... 7.f'I ~Oll ng es--quttealottootfer." tbe co&wi: eiecirJ.-;~ ;;;;-~move emphuilelc'=~l111is°i:miv 01vEN ""'tm fl...n~,;~~!.:"~=:'.':~~.!if ''*"'Mn 'ftiii.';;iii!: diveraltled dairy comp1ny said R thal ~-firm 1-11 ...--··" 11111Ntc:E ic. CHAM0&.1111, , k, -nn ........ -CE Kt "' liiltftl'lt ""' MIN ""' liiltll'I "' ,,_._.,.. •••rNW. " " " " " it had third.quarter e.,mngs e said the magnetically becom• vtrtuaDy zero and wi:: ia very 11aw HlllNADITTI c. cHAHOLalll ""fllld .-v™--" nv11 · ,,.. 01c1n...,. s.1m." t:oo •.m .. "',,.. l'AlllTl'.11:1 : ; of $15.0S milllion or fl.3 a levitated system is being u-once 1 current bulJda up In about beoomlni "an integnl '*""" • Pl'flltol\ few ,,..... " wtn 11141 , .... ,. ... ., " o:*'rfl'lltfli '"' a crt •Id ...,__ 14 ~ • .,. '-' • ... ...,. : : abare. amined, but no conunltment tbem It~ tndeflnitely. part of the Americu. 1uto Jn. :,1:~.:ni.,.Lltfwl..Jr'::"'..=;: '~a~" ~t:fi .. 111~~=.w..t, 111 ~nS:., "*''. 111: ..._ : : ~;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;,;;;~II dustry." ~.,:: : :,. "'::::: ~ ;: .. ~,... ""°"',. ,.,_ .,. ""'"' tMIMll .,:i~ 11.1.,jTOMN, • ..., """"' .......................... ,. • 1 I -,.... t1W1 •tor o.c.m111r s. 1m ·au. eou111M1NT co., 1m '-"' cttrt: """'"""' ......................... 1.11 • I PUBUC N011CE "frll a.ni..11'1 tM ~"' 0.0.rt-·---,.....,.. Tllllln. C.llflmlc l.INIMIOLM & ICMHdON 1:::::::-. ........................... 7 .. t: 1-----~--~---ll'l'llrlt Ho. , Of .-Id cowt. 91 M Civic v-L. ~. Im ....... -....... ~ ...,,. n• -··-····• ..,., .....•••••.••.... 1 .. 1 I Tlti.t advtf'titttnntiaMith.u 4tl offer-to M il nor a solicita.ticm of an olff" to hv a,.r mrriow •1J11wna Cfl/fllW Drl'lt w., 11'1 ttiil City crf Witt Aw. T"""" ~ Lii,.... C...... fiett1 JM!le;INI•.,,.., '" ................. 7.1' I of tL·-· ll!CU.riti••· Such 0 •ering ia made only J.... the Ofeiiwg Circa&laf' to kftofid• NI.Ma ITATIMIWT AM.~. tflll1tit Ii. ICO!t, 1nn ,,,...,...Cit-'"' ftfll •17• J.,. . .,,..,,, _,,., "'"' "* ...... 7 .... , : -u "# , Tic fol1'ltilnl ,.,... Is doMI' llUllwt D9flll N0>1::• 1S, lm di. 0....... Onw, Clitlfwflla. ""'""""' fir "9ltll11• I =m T ", •• • · •••· ·••• • · " ... · ••. 1A "• rtridnb of th•"State of CnJi/ontin •ho meet etrtai• mi,.imatm ftMKeial 'rtfUire--••i WILLIAM l!.11' JOHN, Tiiie ....... It coMucttcl .., • ,_ hl:lll.,_. Or•i:. COftt O.lty ,. .... , """ ................... 7.0. • ,.,.,,.,,0 , .• ~,.,.,dn•t-t.h. lM •NTPl'Rlltl. D91 u. ,,.,_ ~°"' .,.. ~-''"""•~11.n. .1m m ---.:',"""'•" .. ,.1;!!""._l ......... 1.• I': -,_ UtwM w111, Glllfltinll• nm nMiurr .. ..,.,, AllO v.._ l Anllllwt'f ... ,. .. .., J ........ 1.n • Ice.rt •• ,,,.,.,, mli7 Lm """'-.... T .......... Tllll .1 ............... flltd ~ft\"" C0\11'1> PVBUC NODCE , .... ....,,.., 4~1 .....•...••.. JS7 ' • i.-fUt. C.lltorl'lll ""11 atl ...... ...,.,, Dltw. • ..,.., -f'I' Cltrt: OI Or.,,.. CWl'll'f 1111 Qdlllilt ,1, 5"" ~_tJ~I •''''·'''.Ml I·, NEW ISSUE NOftDlber 13 1972 TNe .....,,._ 11 llltl'lll cllMucM:I "".,, .......,. ,.., c....... tn1i 1tn. • ..,_ "''1',. ·-· 1 1~ Tlf1 cna, .,..._ MAU. AND Kawr, Atty. llCmCI! to callMTOU Mid 111to'!''"'• ........•.•.• .- ' • lltCltllrt • ,,..,.,., .......,. .., ,........., *'' ,.... ,.._ aweatoa --.. -CMHll ll«tlMn " ....... .,.... - ' ""' -~ '"' ~ "'*"""' Gnf4ll c-t 0.ltY' l"lllt --....... .... ~ ,.... ' . ' ' I l .. ' " .. " ' . ' ' " •• . ' " " " ' ,. " " " .. " " I: .. • ' • • ! i " .. .. " .. ,, " ' .. '. ' • 'I ~. $2,650,000 AIRPORT HOTEL PROPER'fIES (a propooed Cllifomi1 Limited Pertnenhlp) 2,650 Limited Partnership Unila Price: Sl,000 Per Unit ( Minimuot Purchase-Five Uni II) The Partnersltip will be fol'med for thQ..~w:pole of developing and holding for invesllnent the AMERICANA· ?ilARINA HOTEL, a 384-l'oom higlvri"I' hotel, to be operated under a Manqement Con- tract by FLAGSHIP INTERNATIONAL, INC., a wholly-<>wned aul>- sldl;.,.y of American Airlines, Inc. American Airlines, 1nc. and'Fla&'- ship International, Inc. do not spon.or or endo~ tl!1a Offering, and ucept to the extent deiocribed.in 'tl\e Offering Circular;ano not con- nected with this Offering or•thc Partnership. . -,..----------------.-----·---------, I Bateman' Eichler. Hill Richards I I JHCOltJ'ORATlro I I Membtrl New \'ork, American, ~fidwtst A PilCiftcCout 8t.Gck Exchanges 'I I 620 Nf?'.vporl ~nt~rDrlve, Sulte-730, Nei.\'J>Ort Bct.d\ CA. (714) 640-1f60 I I P lM111J 11end informatio" co~.mtino rowr t AIRPORT HOTEL PROPERTIES off•ri11g to: I I N•m•---~-------~T~ophono~---- Ada .... ~-~-------~~---~-~ I City I . s1a,._ ____ Zlp_' __ L------------------------------,.J ! •1-11 ..,m lln .. ,. ll ._ lm > ...: STATI W CM.INa•l.t. rodl ~ • 1"" ............ Jt9:N -ci-t:: crf or... Cliunl'f Gii Nw. • 1 ••• • " ••• -.OC Tiffi CIOUWl'Y 9" D&Alllel r•M. ' w ........, J , IMdl9oll. °""""" c:.rnry ~w..« °""" c...i o.u., "'"°'' ... .,.. ,,.,.,......., ""' LIWl'I ~ .... c-.. . "''° PVBUC NOTICE ,..~..,,.,.. 1, t. 11, n.1m "*" o:::::._,.. WONNI MAE TEl"rE"-~•'°"" OrtM .,....,t;:::: .... t•=,:"'n,°':,'9 ~":,',,':" .,"'':':: PUBLIC NOTICE cr:~•_.•1.:1.::y ..!:!,. "' "" .......,. ,.,_. ..................... ,,.., "7l · aw-n RIAL ..:::.~nfiv~n t.t.1.• ••C'TfTMM •us••••• = ~".'1' MiAflll ~tme .,,=::: ~ ,,,_ .................... JMI PUBLJC NO'l1CI: ...,_ttwt~~-=-crfC.IHonlll UMlllTAftMnT wttf\ ---= ~ ':i it= =-~tllillr ....................... 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I, .. 1S. .. ,.,. 941-H Nll'fWftbll' 21~. ~ Dtll\' ~ .. =.'::"1L .. tn CICbilf ...., ir.ll .. ' OAll. v Pll.Clf SC w-,, --22, 1m .. ~ I ~" ··Bethlehem Steel <:Tells Price Hike • . · PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) -i Bethlehem Steel, the nation's : aecond largest prpctucer of 11 .. 1, hu a.-noed price Jn. "'. Creast.Sr on a broad ra.n1e of ; products u.sed Jn the con- ; 1tructlon , machinery, . •. automotive and container In-< dustries. :; Tbe bites. most of which :-· become errectlve Jan. 1, follow .. similar pMce increases an-~ nounced Jr.st Friday by U.S. · ·steel, the ru.tion's biggest steel producer, and cover more than half Bethlehem's pro- ducts line. • The increases range from $6 to $25 a ton and include steel shapes, piling, plates, rails. ban, rods, and tubular-' steel products. The co1npany said the biggest of the Increases. $25 a ton for one type of shaped stee: and for carbon steel bars, were restoration! · .. of cuts made earlier thls year. • ~ The hikes generally followed the pattern set by U.S. Steel, industry sources said. U.S. Steel said that its increases would raise Its basic price list 2.7 percent, but refused to say They Don't Look Like . ' I .. • ~ t i • ·' • .. l ' ' ' • • l -, • Bnsine$S Gifts . . . Maybe That's Why They're Such GOod Ones lllO'ln llllY , .... .. " , .. , ,__... ....... .,.....__ .... ~ .. , . 1111,-lnyWMnl. .... -llMll, ,1,. kM1tl ,_ ... '~ M.lrll.t. 17731 BEACH BLVD • ·ORDER YOURS TODAY! f\ow•n. Pl•11h. Un.,.••I •• bu1i11ft1 9ifn7 r ••. Me111i119~I. p.ttet11I 1114 i11119i•1five 7 Al10, y11. For 1011110 111'1 hom1 11 will •• offic17 A91i11, Ye1. E1cy ti C11it>1r7 Y11 j111t c1ll 1111t1-'1·t614 aM wi11 4o flt. r11t. G1 ... UI I fist of Vhf 1pecl1f p1op~ •11d 11\Kt ftt1 11-•rt 11Mf pl1..ts. Yo11 t i"' yeur cli111h frflh W111 1tf y11r, .,...., 1/ow clow. •ow. PHONE 847· 9614 r.-.a..ct • Stylish • Effldent Onlor For Y-'f or 1 Frlond .... y be uiecl Oft env.toP" •• return •cldr•ss Wteh. Also "trf handy •1 WentilicatiH &.Ml1 for merlriftt p.noMI ititfM such •• -.1i1. recotas, photot, .+e. Labeh sticlr on ..... and mey be used fot marl:iftt hotn1 ....... f .. ~ tt-•· All lebok •ro pr;.tod ..ttt. dyl;•h v.,..1ype .. 1;.. q .. n1y whit9< ........ ,.,.,. I ~;a·.:.-l;:.=.::-.: .. -;.-·--... 1 I ---~L.!!-Pl!~1!~§... __ J i------------... ----1 . OVER THE COUNTER MUTUAL FUNDS • ' \ I I • • " •• • . .. • • • ' : ! • ' • • ' ' ' • ' ~ ' • • 1: • /'· • • 1· ' .. • ,( r . • ; • ' ' ' • ;. ' • ! • '· • • " ' ' ' .. .... . ... ~ ... ~ " " " r .; • ., .. ·' •, •' ' ,. " " ~ i! " " ,. ' ·" ,. J , " ,, ' • ~ ,. " • . • ,. . • r. f, ' I ' .. • " . • . . . ~ .... .. • • •• • • • • • SC DAILYPILOf =---= • ' . ' . • ...... ,., •J .. DAILY Pll.OT -· . -' , . . . · . . . -. • BRAND NEW 1972 FORD COURIER l BOOCC engme. Chrome from Bumper. • Tool Kit, Wli ile Wall Tires (SGTAMC·19138) .FULL PRICE . $2094 Plus T•x"& li cense IMMEDIATE DELIVERY · BRAND NEW 1973 .PINTO America's populor.smoll economy cor. Full foclory .equipment .. ·califamia Emission 'Sysrem. · , FULL ·PRICE $)894 Plus Dealer PntH1ratio11 c~,..··· & T•• & licHSt . ORDER YOUIS TODAY • USED 1t7-1 ·;1 • · .E(ONO ~:30(J;V'" CAMPER · CONVllSION .W/IUHLE · • . TOP . · 1 V-8, Cruise-~motiC, li:o~er St.(ng.: rv- : dio. heovy duly tifes:i's9EOlf · ' l'ULi. PRICE Plus T•x & lic11111 IMMEDIATE DELIVER\' NEW Im . TOR INO J ..DOOi lCAUTOP Cn1i1•-0:M1tlc, pu,th button r1clio, tin~d 9l1M. "whit. .W1.w1ll ti,.1, 1k. 52894 ' ' . . ' ORDER YOURS ;rODAY '69:roRD·O.•; '· · • '· • -,, ........ .j.. • • • ·_ 4 ' " · . . . 51.177. . . . . . ~ .. ' soo 4 Dr. V.t, 1uto. tt1111., poWer ' 1 : 1t1tiri119, ·r1dio, h11t1r. IZXJ 6511 · . ' '65 FORD . ' '7) MARK IV ... ; : Conll;;,\o/; FylJ ..;wir. ·~~ roof, AM/FM SAVE Sftreo .. (366~.l) . • ,. , SJATION WAGON. VI, p.o w 1 r 1tHli119, rMlio."lri•1t.r. INII J09) . ' r.'fo MA YERICK : ' · : '2 Doo<. 0.1, .. ,,,.,;., ~ ""'"" ,,. $13 7 7 . dio, heol!f:w!;iite wolls. {ZDY649) .~, . ' ''69 FORD LTD':.';'.' . . . . C'""''Y sq,;.; WqgOf', V-1. outo "'"" $'1' 9· 6' . .6· : radio, h19ter; power steering. fott. oir, . " • luggoge rock. (YQ8468). , • . '71 MUSTANG . Rod•. h,.,.,, "''°· ,,.: 0<~;,,,1 1 $2.39.5 owner.locoltar.(361CPC) · · ·'71 DATSUN PICKUP. 4 speed, radio, heater. (9S4CTN) • '69 PLYMOUTH · . . · ' .$1 '633' . , ; : Sport Subuf'bon. V-8, O\lfo trans., rodioo r ' heoter, power steering, foc:t air (ZLA20n · ~ • · '68 MUSTANG VI, •11fom1tic tr•nt., f•clory •ir, pow•r't+••ring, r•dio, h1•t•r, "lnyl roof. !WOK 0901 '71 MERCURY C> • • • • Colony Pork ltotlon w-. 9 ,.;sseng". $4 J "7 V-8, oufo:-tr.ons., radio.-heoler,.pwr: str.. ' -/.;;. tocforyoir(28804) . 7' . . . . '68YW 4·s~1, roifi~, heeler (42345) • •• ! ~ • '69t'ORD · r • •• ' • . . . . . ' . , Galjt•~ ·s~ ·~. c1oo<,Hord1op •:'· "'" $ ) 6 ' trons .:rOdla tilDfet powlf,Slttrlllf, foci. 1 , CMr"'1yf~ yinoflinfttior<ZHSS67l , . . . ' . ' . • . . . . (OfJllT'Ol\do, 4.whttl drjYt • (Vlj.l731) • • ............. I. ..... > - , . . ;. " .. ·. ~,: -. -'. u 1 ' ••• f . . l I • ' • I l • • ;. , . ( \ ' . ,' aeh EDITION VO!'-~5, NO. )27, 3 SECTION!, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALfORNIA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1972 --TEN CENTS 1: . ---. -.. mgli Baeteria Count in Laguna Canyon Flow?: ' ~. ~ SCllOIMD!L Of ... Dllr ,.., ... High baC1Uia COlllll,s In Wiler flowing down the Lquna Conyoa flood cootrol chlooel He now being ocrutiQlled by the Orance'County llelltb ~t. The ·--..... logged by he~lb olftc.r <ln'ge SUitii over a 14-w* period, <;llCl!ni;Sepl. It, at var 2 Trustees .. In .Heated . . . . \ Argument pointl-akq tbe '-· Sbith ·llM rec,,a•mmded tbe public worb de,as tuwul eotve the problem• bJ -ii the -Wiilers throycb the city's oewop •tnolmmt pl.onL While in the plant, the --cculd be tn,ated with chlorine !O till thoJaimful baclerll. While lbett ts no lnimedilte bellth bazard, Skeltb I ~ the i>robJem ~ .~ ' " I •. "·• \ .. • 4 • • .... . . I - Lg...a£ae . I llbould be IOlved to prevent the C<1> llminlted ....... from tn..U., throuch the cbamlel and --Beach. The dui-1 tennlnltes under the -Ilk nest to Broadway. Qo. ca•ionlDy, .wat. Wm coDect 1n a pool and becomO ··Cb SU!th lalcl deportment Jn- ¥ellfptlooa .._ the baclerll may ~ Poli~e Nab Rape . ' Sqspect in R.oom .' Sharp words over lzJdi"ldull requests A 24-yefu..old Laguna Beacb woman oU her nlghtie, threatened ber with a to stall "mlnhdralon from members of was J'Ped• '}>Ollce iald, forced to '!!)>mil knife, shoved a pair o! woman's panties . . . Four Men Held . the -boon! were exchanged at to perverted aexual acts, threatened with in her mouth and pulled a nylon -g Tueoday meeting o! trustees ol the a knife, 'bound, gligged with un-over her head to bold 11\e gag In," Brooks La...,. Beach Unlfied School Dtstrlci. said. "It'• time..., talk together and ftqllOSI derclothin( and then olflftil beer by a -as 1 boord, not u 1n-man who entered her l(IOl'lment early Tbe man, working in the 3:30 a.m. dlvtdalls," llld ins.• lilolmm Browlie. lhJs·lllOl'lllng u sbe iay llteping. dartma, then covered the woman'• "Tldie ·llld lime IPln -and 1-m llelcll.pollce mealed WWlam bead with •· pjllow """'' and ''tbeii ~ ~ .. --,,_ lor_, by In-Wlnfoil Alim; S, · &<bilrly ,....,ployed and '""1ori>IWI ber/ ~· oaid. omauom., lf, I ._i~ts w: •·~ ...._ 11__.., The la t:w hapdl bod.._ .....;.,,;. tlli --. · . ~ r .......--!f"" -·· _... · -t1to ,, .. ~ ".AltJGllllDbtl•I °* ii> ., '}0ll!liijll~~bld ~idc tatenlO 1onn:t1on .,,,...-V' -lloard ..J'~'8tllt~~:o itlp -~'WD!far ~ po-1 , • ~~!"!,•!!!Im! ...., lt lllo .... <' I ad D ,....matloa. 'f,' ' leqf jef .. 1lllllani Tll01bi~...;. ... '1alJ COL-.O..' •' .. ~ lliar-from &0 ·,~ t1Uom .... .r I • . I ~ ' ~ ' the -·-· ••• the "I told -J' .... , -M'•· rtcht," WU booted . -'<Ion ol rape, -""-'-In . '!"'~.... ' ~N Browne t9J)llod. · with laUint'to-.rape. sodomi and r-.i Wriits ~ sbe was bound, "Well, I t1t1nk yoa'N ........ ~ Thomas ....it with 1 cleodij -pon. !tie woman was not injured. lllld'flrmly. Dot:.Gene Bruob Aid the wOinan .,., Alter 1~ the woman, who told Brvwae l°"lid bis complalnt after In bed laleep w11ep sbe wu awakened b police that ~~ bad met Allen .briefly reod1nc 1 --1t111DO from Dr. tbe sound.,......,... euterJng her ... .;; prior to the mcident, the a .. auant ulted Ul1ocn JObJcb -ed .-qumtlc>ns througb the cblr·-·· ber i! sbe -.Id care to have a beer, with raWllJ -or _,, bond -. at "H led • . ' blm, Brooks aaJd. the last meellnC ol tn1 I u . • craw Into bed with her, ripped Terrified, the woman lalcl yes, but thlt 1.ft says bm 'lln. ·-med. . . • be -.Id bave to leave and buy. aonle. m:1·'eevera1 bond nMDben aked, .. '" After the man left, she llerted the Browne noted. ·11 dcllli -tt'• Wr 1o Anaheim Council .,..., .... of the •partment.molol com- theM pntlemon lo -.their plex ·and be called 1-m 8-b · of· wor\lold wi-I reql.t !rem the et> fictn. tire bond." Asks 'fo. r Data Patrolmln Lawrence Gallt •.rrived at Tbe boud, -· toot no ICllon on :r (See RAPE, Pqe II the-· on 'Misconduct' . coming from --bouaed in Lquna ClllYlft 11 well as .other wild animals in the l1'0L '"Ille -ts dlliniteiy not comin( from overflowing lePtic' tanks," be ad- deil. Public Worb Director Al Theal said the city bu 'lrilten the Orange County Flood CoolrQI Diltilct, aslh!g thlt agen. cy 'to fund the coat o! installing the bypaa system from the cbannel to jbe sewer plant. Accordlng to Thea!, lbe OCFDC, wbtle favoring the system, doesn't want to come up with the money. · I! the city !Wlds the project, money would have to. be 4ppropriated during the upcoming fiscal year bf the city council, Thea! aald. No coat esti:fnate has been prepared on Super.intendent 'Threatened' By · Recall Pair? TliO J.aguila Beach scilool system and its ~nt, William ·Ullom, are "threai-d" by trustees Patricia Gil· lette _apd Gerald Unke, a o,.r ocnt this wett-w_~~ uaerll. The -· brochure, mailed by backen of the recall of the two trustees, ~ MiM!m QIJ Coundl, reactini to a Grand Jury. report oo alleged mtsccn- duct o! two top city officl•l.o, Tueld.cy nW voted to ult the jury to reveal all inf«ina\ion It , poaaesies on the l.ond tranaactlons whl<?h triggered the probe. Tbe lnveatigatlon wu Initiated after a Loe ~ Tiniel story llat Jime I C· cµseil 'cuy Manager Kelth Murdoch 'and puhUc -director Tbomtoo Piersall or proDUhg 1hrough real eatate in· vestments. 1 The article lalcl thlt the two officials bad lneide information on city zoning and public works moves which were not available to the general public. On 'Godfather' Extortion Rap By TOM BARLEY Of lfM O.ltf'!"Pltlt lleff Four men dubbed the "Godfather Four" by district attorney's· investigators 11£ve been indicted after what in· vestigators say w~ a Mafi1-sty_le, murder~xtortioo move on a Huntington Ali so's Kinderg~rteners Relive Mayflower Landing ts belded with tbe alopo, "Fine School.I· -We bave 'em. let's keep 'em." 0 Qur fine school system and . its supertntendeot are threatened," the sta-t reods. "captain Lin1le and Patricia GUkitte bave openly indicated ao" , . This ..,;,..,,, Linke aald he bad not <ipenlJ' attacked Ullom, and added, "I'm not CQDUD!tting myself to !'l'ything regarding . llJ'. ·Ullom; e ll's{ not my buainea to do IO." Ailieci 11 he would support renewal o! Uilom'1 contricl If not ~ed Oil Dec. 5 Unke said "Political queation• of that ~ Mould nol· be --.ered at tbe pretent. time 11... ~- Action On · Ullom 11 cootrtct inust be taken l>J the board no lam-than Dec. SL ~ llrs. Gillette ""'1d not be reached for -ment this mornlnl on the recall com- (SM VILOM, Pqe II PILOT PERFECT . FOR PUPPY WYE DAILY PILOT c!Mll!led -· ldll smlJOdt the path of true puPllJ love. BASSET Fomalt, !fko!or, 1 1 ~ ....... ·lolck ....,.i, 1' · nioe. Sbotl. m-un I I 'ft>e fir!l call _p.roYed to be the Ffecl new owner. ! If you have liOll10lldDI thal' -a new owner, dtsi dlte<t ilUm ad let 1 DAILY PILOT Id-Nor -.di Ibo 11'11 for you, · / ,, ' . 1'ue>da1 lllCIJt, tbe motJon directing the city attorney to contact the Grand Jury led to a bitter debate between city coun- cilman WWJarn Thrun and Mayor Jack DtJtton. Dutton eca.lled) 'lbom, who made a second ""'1>MI to lnllruct tho elty 1ttor- ney fo ...,t with ,Iha state attorne; general In lnveillgating Iha cue, I>! being a "grandltander, publicity - and puppet or the Anaheim )lulletln." Duttoo c a 11 e d Thom "tbe most desplcable penon whom I have ever aerved with on this city councll." Tltom replied In kincl. • ' Mwdoch followed the uchanae with a (See ANAllEDI, l'lp lj • / Beacb businessman. 1be quartet· faced arraignn;ient today 1be Mayflower, complete with ye olde i• Orange County Superior Court. Pilgrims,· !\as docked In Laguna Beach, Among them is George Earl Hughes, . and today both settlers and Indians were 32, of 1&312 Honolulu Lane, HuntiJldton . • Beach. He is identified as tlie hJI· feasting on turkey. maculately df'tS9ed chauffeur whO drove lt was all par,, of Thanksgiving two •companions in a black, 1973 C.dWi c !estlytlies ai .Aliso . Elemeatary School limousine Oct. 11 to the vacuum service where klndergafien children from the store of Phillip Luc~, 21, of 18513 Main two classes -re-enacted the.. lraditklllal St .. Huntington Beacb. dimer of friendship and thanksgiving. Hughes, Robert Galas, 47, Villa Park, All over Laguna Beach school Children Jack AJden Merriif, 37, Long Beach, and prepii.red for the bollday by learning the transient Walter Eugene Miller, 3S, werC indicted Tuelday by the Orange County Grand Jury. Charges of solicitation to commit (See EXTORTION, Pop I) Recall Absentee Driv'er B3Shes Six Autos Ballou Offered Absertee ballots for the Dec. 5 rec1U election ag1inst P1trlcl1 .. ~e'ar I.agtina's City Hall I • Sia'.,.,. lndudlnl tho prlvlte ftblcle ol I Lqunl llMdl CllHlutJ pollcmwt were llMlhed 11111 enunpled In I bit and rm trafl!c -Tueoday nlPI In froal ol City Hall. -Oil "'11 In tho deportnient ~ • ...,, ,... .... y """' 11\e _ .. tbe~ ...... -..,. ... .... -= enllL ' .. ,; tt llllUllded lite --Orta& -·• ....... Mlltbonboftl- ..... ·~~ --11111 tin," DI!. Bel -llild .....,. t •• Olllcers '""'awe and captured the 'drMr ,of the battered old pone! "trUck at the lnier-tloa of Mr'oyu i>rtw and Can- ym Ams Drive, but, on I y Iller the truclt nmmed • ·-•lin· '!be drlv.r, Richard Lee Wilson, 13, ·or 314 ClbriDo In Coltl ~-WU booked on IUIPlcion or drunk drfving ·and ~t .. d na: Of the 11z """'"°'~ ooe belonging to OI· 1Jcor IUdllrd WU decl8iicf I total -· Ind the othera IJICtlved model1to-.p. Gillette llld Gerald Unle are now 1vall1ble 1t the Lagoni Beech Unllled Scbool Olltrlct ofllce, 550 Blumont St. ~ voters wbo wlll be Imo -Oil Dec. 5 """"1d plclc up an -ballol 117 5 p.m. TueadayihaNov .•. Aller t date, pel'IOOI who wbh . to recelTt 1n 1beenMe ballot must 1pply !or f directly flo«n the Regtstnr o Voten offlce, 1\19 °::It St., Santa Ana. . e balloto roe ~I~ eledlon have been to al votors In the achoo! tdistrlct and llhould be received b the end or thil week. h~tory of 'lbank'lgivtng and their American heritage. At Top oi •the Workt, ltUdents made pies, planned a reut, and decorated classroom• in lbe 'I'\llnbliy~ tl}eme. Ai El \ll9rro the"~ ~ ~ otep-ped o1.r. M '· .~.,. .~' ~ • • Tl'!' Alllo,J~ 1'111' PID'lldeol by the chi ldren theinlelva aJoo&.with 1 'turtey donated by Geoe '1 Matke\-' Tbe l(ldians (Cltherine Cnunley's clasa I brought 'com breld while the settlers (Judy Neevo's cla11) provided fruit salad. Tbe children also made the bata, bead· dresses and other C01tuines. 1"" lhlp Mayflower waa ooostructed by the tinderg•rten lllldenll from a pocking box. El Morro 's turkey trot 11 1 wUd cha.ee over obstaclei arKI under barrien. . Prizes Included 1 turb)' •• Timers and judges were memlien ol the El Mom 1tuc1ent councU. Top o! the WO!ld -ts allo bad I feast. Garbed u Pillrtml llld laclllm they downed Cllld1eCf ---and '1rticbokd. • Pumpkin pies -. llllde ""'11er Iller a visit to a pur.iPtin patcl:a. 1 Sludenls 1wned •bt!lit blllory Ind Jn. dian cultura. 'In proporq !or .be ~ugl~celellriitloO. • Nine Million Dinners SAN nw.a.x, (UPI> -Nino mU!ion Ctoltllo• lmfllJI wD1 be con- owned .. ......., Ian 11111,..,, Qooder --· ...... • the bypass system, 'll>eal aald. He lidded;: however, thlt there may be a hilb: maintenance -lnvolftd In tiylq tq! keep dirt and other debril in the tNurie&j from entering the aewer plant. '111eal noted the project boo• ~JIPl'-<tf•ij! from the San Diego ftelloaal' Water,: Quality Control Board, the stale'• wald, pollution control agency for this aru. , ; ' ., una1 . . , High Bids . May Delay _Develo ping . • " . • . l i By JACK CllAtpEU. I Of ... Deltr ,..... ... ' ' Construction bids !or the Main Beac~ Park have been returned at a Mocking $221 ,0QO abo•e architect.s' estates and may cause an I-month delay in developf , ment. I Vice Mayor &y Holm aald today lilli when tjty officials learned of the mor. than 30 per....i coot overrim they mi: mediately. bopn talu with contncton .• Low 1*I ti development of the pad waa .lf!0,0!1' Wltllo ~ .um&ie! bad placed ~ cO.i. 11 "11,0G!ll --'llltl lie dlil 11111' th1nt tbe citJ ~ -.,.. •o•io!er •'liardil!fi -11!11 Oil tbe buts of tbe bemencfooio ~ice. Talb with the ""11ncton indicated that itelDI al concern to the bidden were uncertainties about the liming of various pbesea o! work, the limited COOllrUctloo period dllrlnJ the smnmer and the mov .. in, move-out COllll for the ll(>lit phuing. Tbe phasing problem may be aolvM with the development of tbe .,.. u 1 whole now that Dentoo'1 bas ....... \i move and etCl'OW ammgements with two service stations ·are in progrea. lfo1m said the complexities of the ll(>ll! phaaing ocared ol! many potmtlal bid' den; and thlt eoch .! the llll1Hloalracto as well as the general conlrlctor flflurtd an extra 3 to 5 percent for cco- tlngencles. Holm said be expects the mauer to be brooghl before the council Qec •• I llld tbat a opeclal leallor could be coiled to cooaider alternatives. , ' .. .\I ieUt one of tbooe 1lternatlvos couJd • be the demoliUoo of the l<l'Vice stat!ant and Benton's for an oPen beach area um summer. The boardwalk, lifeguard tower 1116 Recreation Dtpartment -.Id be left 11 tht\y are tbrouih tbe ,..._. ConatnJctlon oo reviaed and llml'WM!l plans cOOld begin after Sept. Ii. • r" It bid beeri hoped thlt the pork could ' be finished by J,... 1m. "It Is a dillppalntment, or coura, but there is no way that mJOM on the CCMJrto cil would .-pin& abeld in view of the extra cost," Holm aatd. ... Poet Fletcher: Dead ESCONDIDO (AP) -Robert H, Fletcher; I welteri: poet lil<t wrJtor IM'"tiaPI belt known for the IOlll• "Doa't Fence Me In," bu died We et 87, friends ln Butte, Moot., sakl. • ' . 0r..,. Ceut ' Weether Remember hOw Jt WIS todel! Well, tMt11 what the weather pi> lure loob HU !or ~ Doy. Mollly -.,. with bl&bl In the '191. !Awl tonlPI -. 11'81DS T09AY Commtnlltw ua.ar.n m 1 0.-• , anoe Coim*'of er a Nried • . mtn• of toeclcclicl entlrtoift"""'. tt TA t et tr Not.,, PvOt 10. LM........ ' c-. c .. ...,-. ---.. ·-.. --'I ="' :J: =---: --.. -I = .... -. --• t r-:·, .... ..... ' OJ, tt'I -; .• ........ -. ,__ "' == ~· :...-:.....1 . --., . . j ' -. DAILY PILOT LB Wtd.....,, NM: ,., 1.2, 1'12 Meets s~t On All-year • • • •• •• ~· .... •4 """ • School Plan Despite apparent setbacks earlier this week before the board of trustees Capistrano Unified School District of- ficials said this week t~at informational meetings and other functions involving all-year-school will still proceed ac- cording to schedule. Three evening meetings with parents at elementary schools still will take place next week, said Director of Administrative Services Joseph Wimer - at Palisades on Monday ; A1arco Forster on Tuesday and at Crown Valley School on Thursday, each starting at 7:30 p.m. But the tone of the meetings, Wimer predicted, will probably shift to heavy discussions about the $2S million bond i:;sue coming before voters Feb. 20. Last Monday trustees indicated that \vhen they finally vote on implementing all-year-school -at a Dec. 5 meeling - they might place the controversial issue in limbo for a time. Recen\ tallies of straw vot es taken al previous school meetin gs show a poor rate of support for the concept. Only one straw vote showed more than 50 percent of an audience Jn favor of the ' ts-15 concept -Viejo School's audience, Wimer said. Thus far the straw votes and one other questionnaire have been Used to sa mple public opinion on the proposal which calls for a 12-month school year with 'line weeks of class and three weeks off for elementary school children. Other than the evening polls of au· diences, the only other sampling is com· ir.g from a four-page questionnai re giv~n to parents last week in most district schools. Deep into the list of questions is a query asking parents if they approve of tbe 45-15 program. But so far, Wimer said, only a SO-per- cent return rate has prevailed With the fonm, and tabulations are not yet com· ple!e. Wimer said that plans are still being et.nsidered r. conduct more polls of parents. "But sometimes we wonder if we're polling these parents to death about 45- 15." he said. . Suggestions by Trustee Presi&:nt Robert Hurst last Monday that a public vc.te oo 4.5-JS be held along with the uond issue failed lo pass. Instead, trustees opted to place only the bonds oo the ballot because of fears that voters woulcf be misled into believ- ing that by approving 45-15, bonds'W.,nld not be§ IA\~ new. Jcl>ools In the rapldly whig' di!trict. Trustees · have the option, bbwever, to include a plebiscite on 4>15 r3t the regular district elections next April ···hon !eVeral trustee posts come up for elec· tioo . U that were the case, 6-15 would bectm.! a burning campaign issue. Laguna Board Meeting Delayed 'Ibe next meeting of the Laguna Beach Board of Education has been postponed until Dec. 12, so that the district board room may be used the evening of the Dec. 5 recall election against trustees Patricia Gillette and Gerald Linke. ~ next regular meeting wouJd fall on the date of the election, but board memben infonnally agreed Tuesday to defer the meeting to the later date. The county Registrar of Voters re- quested use of the school facilities for vote tabulation. Election results will be made available tu the public at the district offices on election night. HHH to Visit Duhlin DUBLIN (UPI) T U.S. ·Sen. Hubert Humphrey will arrive here Friday for a . three-day private vlsit, government of· flcials Nid loday. OIAM•I COAST DAILY PILOT n. ~CO.SI °"ll'T' "ILOT, Wlltl Wfll(tl h comb"*I tllll ~ .... P,..., 11 Pllblllllfd oY 1lle or.,... 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Clhl ,... ... .,. l'iew From t"lae Top DAILY l"ILOT Swtf r-- UC lrvine's new 95,000-square foot administration b~d.ing fronting on Gateway Plua near Campus D~ve . moves along . t~w~ fall, 1973 completion. This view from adnunistrat1ve quarters on the fifth fl oor of the UCI library shows Irvine open spaces and Industrial complex lying north of the campus. The $3.8 million buildlng will free two complelAI , floors of the library which now house campus ad· · ministration. · Wild Turkeys a Scarcity Thanksgiving 351 Years Ago ·Differed-From Today From Wire s.mc.t The Pilgrims In Plymouth Colony 351 years ago bad only four wUd turkeys, s::.~.! ~m and other vegetables for their first Thanksgiving. But they celebn.ted the end of a hard uinter by sharing their nomegrown feast with their be:lpful neighbors, the Indians. Gov. William Bradford proclaimed the C:ay of harvest iil Ji2t a day of thanks. Times have changed. And in 1972, on Thursday, there will be few American families celebrating in quite the same manner. AltbOugh there are about ooe million wild birds populating 30 states, they ire only common in four : Texas, Alabama, PeruiSylvanla and Florida. Commercially grown turkeys have grown in lJC!llOlarity, with 1obout 1211.4 million ol lb< dolnestlc brand ~ oold tbl: year, up seven percent over a year ago. 'Ibe commercially grown fowl, while LOt as historically accurate as their wild cousins once killed by settlers \Vith blunderbusses, help keep alive the tradi· lional Thank.sgivlng dinner. The naUonal holiday was finally set as the fourth Thursday in November by Q)qress in 1941. For three years prior to tbal, President Fanklln Delano Roosevelt mack: it the third Tb.trsday i n November. Credited with reviving the custom i. 1 18113 after almost so years of no such celebration is Sarah J. Hale, who con· vinced President Abraham Lincoln to make it a na~ day of thanks. nie feasting day bad enjoyed only -sporadie celebration after., the Pil&rims • flm-.. Pft notice 1 ii · tal until 1'719 New·"Regionalism Per.ils Bonds in Capo District By .JOHN VALTERZA J D.uY ......... regionalism -similar bich caused .11 con- failures years ago -is surfacing again in territory covered by the Ca tstrano Unified School District. And some school officials concede that possible regional disputes could hurt chances of passagt for a $25-milllon bond issue authorized by trustees Monday night. The battle -if it develops -cou1d pit residents in lhe long-established areas of San Clemente and Capistrano Beach ais:ainst residents in Mission Viejo and Laguna Niguel where rapid development has caused the chief crisis in pupil hous-ing .. Joseph Wimer, the CUSD director of admin istrative services, conceded that the old-area-versus-newcomer syndrome might grow during lhe campaign to pass lhe bonds. · Preliminary Indications of tbe split have surfaced at recent meetings on the 45-15 all·year·school concept. Discussions · also extended Into the rea lm of splitting the school 'district in haU -one portion representing the B52 Shot Down Over Thailand · -First of War ·WASHINGTON (UPI) -A B52 bomber crashed in Northern Thailand today whlle returning fron. a bombing mission over North Vietnam, the Pentagon announced. Pentagon srurces said the eight-engine craft apparently was atruck by a surface to air mluile over North Vietnam and crossed Into Thailand before crashing. No 852 had ever been shot down previously in combat although Iii of the giant bomber& crashed on takeoff& or lar.dlng1 during the war. The. Pentaaoo aald all 1IK cnwmen aboard 'the plane wtre rescued and thal there were DO serk>ul injuries. The plane went down 1hortly before midnight Soutbeut Alla time (I a.m. PST). 12 ml111 west 0t the \I .S. air base at Nakbon Phanon1. (See earlier story about air war, Page•). southerly areas and the other covering ~ newer sections where upansion is greatest. ye~tr!' ~~ ~ ~lhe was blamed for repeated. defeats of bond lssue8 which were calculated to pay for a new b1gb achoo!. During the Postwar period and through the llliOs, eoougb votm In San Juan Capistrano could kill any bond Issue. And they did so, regularly, because they opposed plans lo move the high school from their community into San Clemente. After unification, the traditional op- position wanted. And in 196S, voters finally floated a $12· million bond issue and authorized millions in state school building loans. Since then, only one other bond-allied election bas taken place. Tbal issue -seeking lo raise the bond interest celling from five to seven per- cent -failed by a sl1m margin. School officials -in trying lo assess the chances of next year's bond issue - have only ancient history and one modem bond passage as a base to judge wbat might happen at tbe polls Feb. 20. They remain pessimistic. Trustee President Robert Hurst said Monday during dlscusslorui oo the bond issue that "off the top, we 1can point to 2,000 no votes from one community alone or. any bond issue." He did not specify which commwiity would yeild that many no votes. Monday 's approval, Wimer observed today, wa1 but the beginning of a long seriea of major decisions facing trustees as ~lectkln day approaches. Next week the truslees will ,.t lhe legal machtoery moving on 'the revenue measure•. In weeks to come the boanl will have lo grapple with the lntl1caci<I of blend- ing the complez: regulaliolll of the state Scliool Building Loan 8)'8tem wilh the hnrnediale local need !or new acbools. In a aeftle, Wimer cx:mceded1 trustees must lay elaborale pl&nl lot apef!ding tbe bonds lunda loo( belon! Ibey !mow il voten will ever agree. Besldea the major policy dectslol\s, truslees will be llddled with the aJ> polnlment ol a Iarp ctlloon'a commlllee which trldltlonaily won. for -of reveaue meaaae1. when President George Washington pro- ciaimed the first national Thanksgiving on Nov. 26. Currently, the custom Is kept alive by traditional family feasting and by the practice of all cit)', county, state and federal offices, schools and banks closing for the day. Most stores also close on the holiday. Employes in 21 Orange County citieJ will be glv.n a four-day, Thanksgiving weekend, as will all achoo! chlldren. Only the city halls In La Habra , Los Alamitos, San Clemente, Seal Beach and Irvine will reopen for business on Friday. In addilion lo helping the tultey business, Tbanksgiving also belpa "'I>" port the cranberry -· The story goes that Pilgrims are· cranberries In their first least and Iba! \raditloo cm;e.i "tliroUgh1llo Alhdrtein'iabls aattl1!d. 1be industry suffered a severe aetback • flie• alter the, opecrel8fY of .~lib, ~ca ll"' and welbrni an_...i Iba! .~ Peed killer ·tuied by . growen; aminotiioiol, CouJd 1 cause cancer in e~ental animals. The great cranberry Scare came just before the important holiday season and much of the crops were destroyed. But cranberry sales have picked up again and it is now estimated that Americans consume about 1 pound of cranberry per person each year. The reddish fruit will be on the Thanksgiving table of Prelidenl Richard Nixon Thursday night when he eats With his family at Camp David. , President Nixon and ·hls entire family, except for SOIHD-law David Eisenhower who is on Navy duty in the Mediter· ranean, will spend the day at the presidential mountaintop retreat for the first time. In addition lo fresh cranberry salad mold, the Nixon family traditional meou "'·ill include roast turkey, bread dresaing, giblet gravy, whipped potatoes, gre<n peas and onions, minted pears, hot din· ner rolls, and pumpkin pie with whipped cream. While some Americans enjoy other menu items, including ham or roast beef, the turkey still will reign on most tables in celebrating Ainericao households Thursday. Nixon Liffs . ·1 . I Bali ,, • ' ' ' O~ ·Cliina Travel i • ;·"THURMONT; Md. (APj' -~i Nil:on lifted todly a rigid ....,.....m ban on travel ol U.S. alicraft and ah!pa to Communllt China. The action, !llll)OUDCOd by a apokuman at Ni.JOn•s C&mp Dayld, Md., retreat, 11 a first .step toward eventual eet1~ meat of scheduled air and sea service to the long-Isolated. Conununist superpower. The changes In government reaulatlons ao not 1btomatlcally, bowev«, clear the way for ocbeduled oervlco. A complicated oel ol details still must be -out • before U.S alrlinll can routlnely land lo iuch c:!Ueo u Peking, Aid pm! r ~tary JWnald L. Ziegler. ; •Ill • ~ statemenl, the Wblle House Tliid 0"th11e changes are made to facilitate development of trade and con- tacts between the .American and Chinese: peoples in the spirit of the joipt CO\»" llllllllque issued In Shanghai on F e b. 21." This was a reference to the statement lssiled altor Nixon completed his hislorlc journey to Wna early th1I year. In a statement, issued simultaneously by the Commerce and TramportaUon departments, the c:overnment 1 a J d modification of the regu.12tions reflects NIJ:on's '"lnlentlon t.. review ezlsttng restrictions on trade and travel . ,in an effort to create broader opportunities for contacts \ between the CbiDMe and American' .peoples." ' The President's actloo eliminates China from • regulation that llil1 pro- hibits U.S. ca?ri.en from landing in North Korea and North Vietnam. Officials Mid COmmerci Department appr~val sUll would bo requlreci be(oro 3,500 Ducks Die From Botulism SALTON SEA (UPI) -An ootbreak of bolullsm bas killed an estimated 3,500 ducks in lea than two weeks, the state Department of Flab and Game reported 1-lay. Tbe outbreot wu !Int noticed Nov. 10 around the Alamo River Delta ot the -... el. th. a.lion .&ea, .. inland body ol salt :water, a spotNnan aaid. • 8Ucb ouibn!Ut IA ......... 1Djtbe lffklg and la11, but this was tbe moot'Wloutl In years, bi Mid. Tbe pol80fting killed m09Uy ruddy ducks, small blrda that live on the oearh~ sand dunes, and Is now under contro~ pmel ofllclaiJ aid. · "It's an entirely different tind of botulimn from the kind that ii .. oflen !ala! lo hU!llaM. There II no <ianfer from eating the blrda, especially li they are adequalely cooked," a spokesman aald. Fl'OlllP .. el ANAHEIM •.. defense of his actiom u a cily official. He said he bad remained silent llnce the newspaper llory appeared oo that the Grand Jury report could be complete and objecUV.. He called the sublequeirt uproar the result of "innuendo and erroneous assumption." Murdoch Nid he bad done nothing il- legal, Immoral or unelhlcal. He said the areas in which be bad invested in proJ>" erty were known to be IODed for in- dustrial .,. yean before ·bis purcbuel. Harts Sporting Goods u.s alrlln<S could : ~glr: ~ to China, ,II Abo required would be aPP'CJVOI of the Chinese government ind ~t on aucb dtlll!J u 1aDdlni rlllila . . ' ! For U.S. ahlpa. dellrJDI "' doct at : adMM port.I, no ~ ·· ttS. govern-J ment approval wW :>e rtqulred. But con-; sent of the Chinese :overnrnent rtlll must : be oblained. J Ziegler said 11no U.S. government posi· , tlon on !be qumlon ol U.S. airline : xheduled oervlce should be lnlerred" from Nb:on 'a action. ~· He said no detailed talks are 1'nder way but that the Chinese g<>vemmont iS aware of U.S. Interest and eventual't: establlllllnent of acbeduled air aervlce .... : ... FreMP .. el "" EXTORTION ILUJ'der, extortion and compiracy were endoned by the _panel afler 'they 1latooed, t.. wblt Dopuly Dlltrict· Attorney LuiJ" Cardenas delcribed today as "a plot tJMoll· b.ougbt the Godfather rigbl lo HuJil' Uniton Beach... .i•. Cardenas Nid bis office stlil does nol· Imo• just bow the accused four picked oo,1 Luchesi, wbo operates Pal's Vacuum Service Center at the Main Street ad- dres,,1 as their victim. BUI he said Luchesi has lestlfted 11u11 he WU approached at the store bJ Mer- ritt and Miller wblle HUlhes, heod ere<:!· and !llitably dro..md In black, sat oulside' In lhe limousine with the motor runnlng:'- Cardetias asld Lucb..i told police lhaf• Merritt told bim that Golas '"bu a coo.' trac~ out oa J'OU. 11 .. Luchesi Mid he was then told tbal OJI immediale payment of IS,000 woufd' c:mcel that cootract without the gro<ip' bclnc compelled to UM what were: described u the "rub out" lenices of. Miller. . " "But then," Cardenu said, "We e~ to prove that Luchesi was assured Iba\ the pa~ent of anoth::..· ~s,tllJO wuuta enable tfae three visiton at his store tO go back to Galas and dispose of nim via "hatchet man" Miller. Cardenas .. id Luchesi immedlalely notified lllmtlngtoo Beach police of thl! extortioo atlempt. All four men were promptly arreoted. · '" Canlenas said Galu, Merritt aii~ Miller·""'' free 00 '10,000 boil. Huahes !S free on bis promise lo appear at the 0(1 raimnDent. . . . ' <l '" 't":' --,·,~:+/!<~ I I ...,,,1; .. 'loi --·If .,, '~ ' ,, ,, , mittee alJegattcms. I( The Oyer, whicb includes a pholograph of Ullom, notes lhat the local achoo! district Is not beset with ~ Iii• student and teacher unmt, po0! performance cm standardlzed tests, v~ d"1lsm , truancy, poor student motivaUO. and lack of accountability. ' :' '"Tbese upects do not Wst In tbi• community, Jarlcix '1ec8Ule oUi superitllelldent ·bas develgped and eJl- cc..urqed a aupertor program •• ·~' ;'I . The Oyer eocouraga a yes vote on the recall ol the n.o boanl memben ai1I tells volers t.. support candldali:i Michael Sagar and Lucille Wbllaker. ':: ,, ..... ~1 RAPE · •.• the residence after Allen bad returned ... "He was very surprised," Gal at said .. • Police are sU11 investigating tbt tt.. cident and have not yet determined a. actly bow the IJ!ID gained entry to Iba room, Brook& Nid. •, : ,. '. ' Again we pause . '· • to give thanks for all our blessings .•• ' . -:1 ... .. :· .. ,. l{ John Hart Lynn Hart ., ,_ ' " .,....,, .. -...... 1111111 ........ ----·-.... -.., 119 •• Jut'91 """-' ..-111 ..,. ......................... ---.... ··--, q & ....,...... 9' Urrllr .... Altogether, the United States has about 400 11521, tho first plane deligned lf'Oclllcally lo WT) uuclear -J>Olll· Aboul one hali of thooe ha,. been .:oo- verted to Cllfl' ...,...,tlonal bombo and ordered lo lloirtbeolt Alla. 11te &1:,,oet can bold a muimum ol 1111 ha \Ntl&hlng a lotal ol I0,000 pounds. Monday, moot trusteea Aki Ibey boped Iba the orpnhed ..,.itlon to all·year school WIJU)d ablll IU empbula toward workln1 Jor bond _.. "But even with ill&< publJc support, lt'1 aoinl to be a tough trail," Wlmu 11ld. Harts ~port:ng Gooc':s .. • ......,L ., ,.... 11.1r. ~' mttllWY ............ """"""· '"We Jutt ciao'! havt a IOod track record with bond ciectionl in this dllitrlct," be added. L ' ,, <: • • I I I l l 1,, I \ I I Ii I i I J I VOL 61, NO. W. 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAMS • . . NixoitiJfts -- " ··~1rJ. ' Travel.Ban Into China 1 '111U1111o!ft', Mc!-(Al') -P.-.i "-.llllod lodl7 a '!Pl .... -~ "!11 ~!"I of U.S. alrcrali and lhipa to CohimunJat 1ChlliA. The action, --by a spokHman at Nl>oa'1 Camp. Dlvjd, ldd., -t. II a ;11rst step lowll!'I -tual.OltalJllah. ment 41 scbaclnled lir and ""' """"' to the long-ilollted Omnruinllt aupmpow~. The changes In gowmment ,regulatlona do not automaUcally, 1iowe..,., clear the w1y for ICbeduled aervlco. A ..,.pllcated !el Of cietalll lliU IOUll ba. -aut before U.S airlines can~ land In llllCb citiea .. Peklq, riiw - ......., Ronald L. Ziegler': . ., TUSTIN E1>1 .TION • • -T••ay'i Ptii• - . OltAN6E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1972 ' . TEN CENTS I • Abortion · Law Hit! .. '' . ' C,ourt Says It's Woman's Decision . , ' . . . -. SAN. fRANpSCO (AP) -The State SOprea>e 'COOtt -down today the ~ a~Jaw's~for a bolpital oommiltee's approval of the operatloo. , The· coUrt'•· ~ detillon ._ that • woman In the lint IO .....U ol _.,.ncy may olllaln a 1 legal ~-H It b performed by a lk:enaed doctor In an ac· crodited bolpi\81: The Judlment therefi>re reals solely with the WOllWl and her phyaician. The CGll!'t' ..nlied that the .. medical criteria ~ to obtain approval of an abortion were uncooatltutional becauae they ""' 14lmpermissively vague:" The coilrt then bold that roquirlng ap- • ~ 6y a medical commll1ee was in- vaJ¥f because' the committee could not . function w)lhout aP!llYlng .valid medical atahdanja. The' court's JlCtion lq)hekl• alJ but these two provlslQos of the 111'1 Therapeutic Aborµon Act. Tbe f'OUrt did not rule ·oo the conllitutloaallty of the bar againll abortions after UiilOth W<ek of pt'egDID' cy. The decilloo wu written. by Chief Justice Donald R. Wright with Justlees Raymond E. Petera, · Mathew 0 • Tobriner, .and •Slanley -~ ... Justice Loull H. 8'rb fDed a dJaaeiJI joined by Jr!arWI! F, McComb and Ray· mond L. Sulllyan'. , • • , In dissent, Burke 111<1 the court ma· jority had eff~vely ~fled the.act by remoyil!g its moot important protecllve device -the required prior approval by . . " a qualified 00.pital staff commit1ee. He said the result is 1:"'""1 ....... : tk>nl simply on demalld the -· , He said the act wu the product ol~ seven years ot legislative studJ' and "-ted a comjll'O~ ol -'t: poling views. . · • The court ruled In the test cue of Dr.- Robert w. Barksdale; Har"'.ard pbyllcian. who wu crimllllUy cbu1led -· performing an aborllojOlltalde an ac-: credited 00.pital. < The coilrt said the or bad violated • the act, but allirmal lhe -ol: criminal cm,... ...... bim. • : The coilrt said that a; tj:J Ume the doe-; . tor acted be would Dot have been allool: to ~orm an. ~ In a hoop!la1 witbooJt first complylnf with the law'• In- valid pqrtiono. In .. brief statement, the Wblte Hou!e aald "thqe .a . aiade to ---,i<!Jftite-aev --· 7r'':?..i. -. VI ; and COD- Ailaheini 'Connell Asks for Data . On 'Misconduct' 37 A.ssJg.meats Pinn · DevelQpment .Held • -between the AmulcaD and "'lneoe ....... In: the spirit of tlle joint ...... llllllique issued in sunpe1 on F e b. 21." . Thll wu a re1.mic.. to the statement laaueil after Nlloo oompleted·hli blltorlc journey to China early thb yec. . 'IJle Anaheim City Couocil, reacting to ID •·•temea~ .... abn111t111eously ' • DAILV·l"ILOT MNIW .,, n. ...... a Grand Jury· ~rt OD alleged ~ Top · P~jority in Irvine by the tommen:. and , Tnlllportatioil ....... ~t·--z~I ll:IJl--..11 c1uci of 1wo .top city olf1c1111s, 'l\lesd•y cle~ the Jl9mnmmt said .ttrn-<BP.._., ., .._ nigtit vMed to·aall the 'jury to reveal all r modlfbtkn of· tbt' rc:gull:lloDI reftects lnfonnatlon it J»SSe11es on the land Byotll,..EO-RGE_LEID_AL cording to their short or longrange im~ Nlloo'.J ...._.,. U. review · alltlnc The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recenUy released a study of the transactions wbich triggered the probe. portance to the city. Councilman nstr!C-on trade and travel • '.In an Sin Diego Creek and Peters Canyon Wash areaa of Irvine. 'Shaded T)le lllvelligation was Initiated after a General plan ~evelopment IJI· the single Gabrielle llryor llid today thb device ef!ol;I. tq <nlli, lx!*IOt _..we. for area of. map· sbi>W. the areu of the new ctty which would ~ covered Loe ,M(eles :nm.. story last June ac-most important priority foc the Irvine ci· will lnfonn councilmen of the activllles -bet•= the OJI-and by w.ater in 1 t'siandard project flood." such 1 """" wotild result • ciL.!& City Manager Keith MUrdocb and · ty staff, COUflCllmen determined Tuesday of staff ao that 111ore help may be usign-~ ~.," action ·J·-•--•·-from lbe woo,t possible combination of :weather ·~nts · which pmuc -U dlredDr TbOmlm l'ienall nlgbL · • ' ed or priorities shifted to speed ac- .1111111 Preskleitt' -~ _, .... t bl be _...<wt to h · South Calif · ' of prolWng through real estate in-Councilmen mulled 1 list or ·57 complishment of assignmeata. ' Cblno '-a ncuJatl\)a· that ltlll' pro-.._.. re&llOlla Y u.--appen m · em ormas veetmeota. a11lgnments they;'ve alven various The General plan oriority Includes both hlblla.U.S. <mln-landlnl ln'Ncttb ~esble. Cltylm ~~cllmclten ~ ~1 the ,report Dec. 5 .and evaluate ~ article Aid that the two ollicials mem~ of . the . ajty ·llalf llnce lo-the longrance err.rt' now tulder way with X4na· ~ North -· . _!,.....==~'.'.!"'".!-~'Y~O:n~!_Y.!:P:•~n'.'.:m~n!g·~------/-/_____ bad -~ Ol>city IOlliJtf and corJIDraliot\ !ail Deco~. , . the city ~ pro1""813 by con. ' ' ' · · ./ ~pabllc "•Q' -ldi1<:ll ...,. .llCll lit'. the end of ~ lbr•, oil\h h~ 1ultanta and the Interim· aeneraJ plan ·w. ~. ua· ~urte,·v.s.~ a QI~~ ;._,~i~ ~ ~.,~~~~' ~~~·:it~~;:~ , J.~ ~ ., J-::-liDilio. . ..-. delafl ..,;.di' .... . ... ......time --wllether I spe<lal I ' ~ t , ' ; • ~ '~ ~ -, • . I bill by State. Sea. Derudl E.. r-ter ' ~ accuied Thom, who IDlde a _,.... 'Tlaan.IUminu 351 Year.I Ago Differed .. ro~ ·Today ~e~""l:"~.a:!'; ·F;J;~" ~.·<Din.'. e !frt.."'a=.';i::'=:=·: o--r 0 · g_.t In ·inveatiptlng the ca., of ~ Senate and 11 bea:led fGr t11e Allembly · . t • f · ,.. , beilg' ~ ,.,.._, publicity -er • • neu -i:, Woollett said. It -.Id ex· ...... Wire Be'""' Colooy ,,Ali:: tlie!t • aJ>:aut one million .• nil.Industry sulfered a aeveresethict ~t ol l'r ~~ DIP:"·" .For . New District =:,:~ pl:e= Jan. l ,.:;::=:.i,~wlld~'. :J:-n.:t!'t!,11,.:..~At"~.: .:=':"'.:....~~a~ detpicobloc~ llhomml)lave:':: : ' • 'Dec 4 all~laCOWICilofthemednty~•hare.clearto .. ,,,, .... ---tables 1or their l'trJns7IYan1li IDd ~ lrll1er -by ~"' -·· """"" w1111ootllilc11y .counc11."11'l"llll Positions •. -.--·-lint -........... . r--!.~-•-.;........ turke-. •·ve .a>Wd cause. cancer · in experimeol,al replied In~. • , aid plaening director. Bruce w,..... In .11ui~ the end of a bard ~"';;;'~ .. --.~ 'iiu . anhn•'•· '1'!18 r~ eranberry. scare . ~followed the excbaooe with a the Coq>ing .....U. He Is charged with winter by abarlng their 1IOdlOllrowll feast mi1lim of the dou...U. brmid being sol"' <11111 just before the important bollday ~ of bis a~ u a city clfllclal. He Dec I iJI 1111! • '* dlyJfor· -In-prepaijng 'the tnlerim plan wlllt their......,., ....._., Ille Indians . 'f and mucll oli the -aald ba:bad ·noriained-,_ -the . lereeted In '""'"'"llDI Iba 1-Hiiis A 11' •-1ill of . .....:..., "'·-•·· .,....... ..,._..,..,,...~ . thb year up seven pe"'""t ,over a 7 -r -~ were ~ ·"'"-,_ ..... oo, "" the or Seddleboclt V~ area of •= .,.... _ _...,. Gov. Wilj)8m Bradford -1•lmed tile ago. , • • • destroyed. · · ·-• .....--,..., the ·-~~~ V•"-c it d-·""-nt -'-'· was -~""ed to ioyofbanirlllall1i'i·~";i"lbanq. 'l'lle ~ • fowl,~· Bui cranberry sales have ·plcked up ob~j'--"•-~l'epOrtcouldbeco"!pletOand. --· -1 om mun Y .;i:;•u;; p-';,f the c::.p;"Drt,,., Times ban cllliJR<d, And in 1m, on Loi u ..:"a their WUd again · ...i it la aow estiiliated ·that ~~·~ College Dlllrlcl. · ' emnsion across the San Jooqaln ~ TIB'aday, tllm wll!' be low -., ~-"-'-'"'-"··~~ by .ecim. with Americam conaumt alioat • pound of He <ailed the aubiequent -the Superlntendent-pmldenl Fred . H . a top priori'-, too. In -et lm- famllie! ce!ebritinl ln riaHe the same ~' .;;"keep .an.. the lradi· , (See TllllKBY, h(e I) :1!~,;·tnnuendo and ·erroneous :l,.""":, ~ = ;-/::.! portauce the ~llowtng are Iba _. .... manner. • Umaj"l'banbatv,lnc dln!!or. .. 1'lurdodi said be had clone notb1DJ p. member llalif -malt•·-of biC!I l'ririY planning projlc:ta: ' 'l'lle'nalloliol 'billday was f!iialll' Ill as Pla C led lep!, Immoral or unethical. He said the Intent and -•·"1 i p.m: n,c. I. -/.Devalopment of a taiA!· lnl· B.5. 2 .. Shot n· 0 · wn the -·'l'llundlY Iii .NO...-by ne _ rump areas in which be had invested in prop-The 1we new -.... _ n .. '1nd p111vemen1 procram. . • coo~ In 1111 .. For U..,. years·prtor to , erty were ,knowu to ~. aoned for In-• seven -were created Nov. 7 wben -Development of planning cammiuloll • 1 that,'~·-Deluo-ItoMevtlt dustrlal use years before bis purcliales. voters apprond two ballot,,,....,...... plocedures. • • · Ov'er Th. ailand r!Uldo 11 !he thkd Tbuhday in Trying Takeoff ~.,dlngthef!ve.-~.·cunent 1 _P..paratJoo 'of ·.i..1~""""'..;.. .. ..!.Fust of ·war" , . I • • . WASHINGTON (UPI) -~ 1111 bombei· cralhed in Northern TbaUand today while retumhaa from a. bombiq .fniulon over Nortl! vletnam, the Pentagon•8mounced. ~ ICurcel aald the eilbt-<!llline crilt appomiUy was Btrucl< by a !Urlace to air mllllle over North Vlelnapl and croaed tnio Thailand bolore ctasblni. No B$I hid ever been abot dOwn preoloJlll1 In combol allboulh sh: of the atant ·--crllhed .. takeoffs or faultnp durtnC the ...... / Thi! · Pentacon said all sil:~ crewmen aboiinl the ,plane were resciloil and that there were no -.. lnjurloi. Tho plane we!'I ®1m, lborUY· before midDlgbt Salthew Aill 11me:··(1 a.m. PST), 12 milel weot f/ the U.S. air bue at Naklloo ~ (Sae .-.lll<ry abou\ alr rir, 218e•tl. .. : ~ Altopiber, the United Slates bu about 400 -. '.the flnl lilut, delllned 1pecilloolly, lo S'!ft'Y lAIClUr ... _, Abotll ooe bill of -have beea .:oo- verl<d lo cany ~ -and ""1ered to -Alla. The planes can bold a maximum ol Ill bombs weflbinl a"fDlal o1 eo,oee poandl. . . PIWT PERFECT . ' FOil PUPPY WYE DAILY PILOT t1-llleci -adll -the 1,111th ol true -..... BASSET raule, tikxllol', pedllr«<I -pound, 7 • IDOi. Sbotl. SD•DD The ftrel eall .......... be"lbe perfect new OWi*'. ' llyouhm __ that_• new ownor, dial dim\~ and let 1 DAILY PILOT -...... the W1Y for,.. • • N-~ber·, f I ' t··~-will • ·-"'' the two 00'0' • r-..-r-v= I T R ·--...,...... -andthedtylawenactlbr-· 'Cn!dlted witil ~ ibe cuotom i.1 A ls' Burg ars a.ke ange rr 1m1>ers. -Revision of interim ell'llromieulal lila alter :>-<-J $0 yean,of ... auCh t Bo a ch:·,.a To be eligible for the area five post, lilt-~ port -celeblo\1'11 'k';ii;ab -J. Hale, wbo con-. • ' .., lipplicant.s mull reside .In •Lquito'Hl14, ,..... re ,..___,_ . .-'Preiddii1t· Abnbam LlDcoln to A ....... ..:l 0_:.. by a ~-~-·Mesa . From New Viejo Home Dr. Bremer 'll'IN,~:}11~ o1 El°'~ sta=•Uon of • city notae law and· milile tt'a ·-day of thanb. ....,. _.. ••-~ and Laguna •-· part ~ -~pplicatloa of !lood ploln IOIJinl. Tiie ~ day bad enjoyed only pilot made a safe, emergency landing at Brqlars wbose method of enlry re-new trustee area. An1C!08 the mnalllinl pl•·h~ dlporl-. spondlC ,UJebnitloJi iJfter the PUgrims · !!<>~~ ,.i:::" early thb: mains ,uiiJm!>lm to Orange C-ty Sher· .. To be .eljgible .for ,the area....., !"'"Ii (See PlllORITY, .... I)' flrll. pV." ...UCO. In 1111 imtll 17111 llif the owner to Uf'a deputleS stole a l/J'and qew electr!c appficimts 'mqat llve In !hi -W!ilch. lif when ~ r--Wuh!ngton pro-take oil from tile beach. raqe 'l'Ueed4Y from a bollie, muter c:oo-eludes El "l'oro, -Viejo, Sail Jlllll ~-the lint "';n;;...i Tbankagiving No one was Injured, but the crumpled struct1oa in the MisS1on Viejo area. · C.plstiimo and 1 iiiother • portiaoi ,.f 00 11ov, :II. , , plane had to be hauled back to DeputieS believe the Intruders at 28891 Laguna N~, ~ said. I , Meadowlart Airport In Huntington Beach, Cariotta St., must have Wied 1 pickup An ~ •-·-ol the trustee I COmot11, the' cmtom ts kept alive ·oy where It iJI bMed. ,_ ··-~ -· · tradllional f·-•'-!• ... ••• and by the H P s•·-·· 21u p-M" A lruct to remove the range from the ai°"' In which Ibey Im! may call u../ col--~, --.. and enry · -e•\ ...... , w -..utc ve., ........,;-. It was wu smeduled for in-1 .. -at -1-or • • 1 practice of all city, county, state said be loaned the plane to a stunt, pilot :iau-;u;;;; later thb week. lollallon Viejo "'""' w --· federal offtces, oc11oo1s and banks closing from RiV«Side, J"""" Lasley, to lly It Appllc,anta are Illa( to •!>mil 1 for the day. back to Rivenide for the night. ~ ~ valued the range at ......,,. Ind ~oluirr. ":': Jlke -llores allO close on the holiday. wley .took oft from illeadowlart ,bout ..... ~ a¥n:t·. i;;\,y/ year EmploJel 'in 21 Orange Co\mty cllies 2 a.m., according to police ~ 'when ...,.,..., named by uie c.-Urril\t boal;d will be cmn a touMay 'lbankqtving the eng1ne tbat power at 2•000 · Nine Million Dinnen w1ii~ •t111beir tmns apltt. WbeG .....-... will all, sc:liool -~ Aid thll lllOMIUV that t:asley that= the .._ trw-miy .. ~. tbe~~ty. ~~ ~.H;l':i; Laland w• to gl1de the C-1JO to~ sale run u' ,.u;;,....., ln.11· 1~1an.in •~-~• ~ ~ t .......__ edge 00 Bolla OJlca beach. mjll1oa C81i!ornJa lurtl!)'! will be C:OO-Wbich ~ Y0tm 'rilldlnc !'\'the, dlltricl ~-. _ ---. -landing oo the bard -at the 1:'' SAN · FRANCISCO (UPI) -, Nine .,....,.,...,... _, ~-•w --~•· -00 ,._. After be ,,_..., the ""•-swned u boliday fare thb year, Cn>cbr will delinl>llle the r•...atlidve ol eoch Ill addlllcm lo be"1nl the tmbJ -_. .-~ • •-·~-area. · • ~ Tl1111bgNJn1i aliO belpo -(See PLANE. Pip I) I Bank bas reported. " -- port the amberry Cl'ORD. ·The l&0r7" 1 l ' - , ... tbal Plllriml ... -In . their 11r11 leal'ms that tndlt1oa carried 'Gedf lltlter Plitt' -.p ... ,._..,, tabln lillUI 1•. • • ' -Driver Pried. Out Of Ci-ash~ Car . -Orqo Couoly llltmen !run the Ullinnity llltloO apenl, 15 ,,.,,... ,.,_ ...,, ll1abl ..wna the reol oil a ljlortll car to .... Ill trlfllld .... pool. '"" -ol the ... Jhn Qin. fdrct..ti, •. nal•ed • cut mu ta the ..,..._ __ and_tnall!lol Colla --llolpltal. lie -·:;'~ 0 J. W flD off UliWI= Drtn • aull' --CllQpoa 11111 CG1M Drt>a about l :a p.m. """'"" -Ill tba --a <Ulllnl -to -Ille .. -...... roof .... !rel 0-"'.P.. t -• 4 Ni1:med in County ·Caper 'By TOM BARLEY °' ............ Four men dubbed the "qedlather Four'' by dlltrict attorney'• invellfc1ton btft -lncllcted. after -ln-ftSlipton II)"' wu a illll!Mt,ie. ~ move on 1 HuntlnCton --· The qua1lel f"'*' arralpm<nt today !·. Qnnp County lluperior Court. Amq tllem II Geo<Je Earl Hushes. 12, o1 !ISIJ -.Ju Line, Hunlln.iton Bead!. lit II ldenllfled 11 the Im-· llll<UlatelJ --"""drove two '*''f"'kN l:n a bllek, 1m Oldlllae II-Oct. U to tjle """""" lmlco .. NASA Puta Satellite ....... Weedier Remember bow ft WU todly! , . . ' Well, _.,, wt1a1 Iba -tiler pk> lure loob lllta ... 'l'llanbglvlna . Dly. -ir -· wit.II lll8ba In the 'IGll. Loft llliJPI - INSIDE T88AY Comonndlf 1JNo1cn itJ 01' , •tlfl• Covtt111~• ~ ,,...,,. o/ T114 -lcttid . enurtafmnent. · l • • t' ,. Nott•, Pope JO. "' ...... _ . c....... ' .__. -... ...... .. ,_ .. --n -'Ill ''" • .. 11 -,.... ,.. .. .._..II .... ,. .. .._ 14 -I ·~ ..... ..,, --, ----" ii=~· '"''' .. = . sr"' % OAILV PILOl I~ Traffic Deatli Toll Forecast CJIJCAGO (AP) -The Nallon•I safety Council estimates between llO lad llO -ml&bl be killed In trofnc acddentt durinc lbe loac Thanksgiving hoUday we<kend. 'l'be period covered by the estimate will extend from 6 p.m. today to midnight Sunday. The last six hours of today are added to the lour days to cover accidentl in- volving those getting an early start on holiday trips. The counclJ also estimated that between 26,000 and 30,000 persons might suffer disabling injuries dur- ing the period. Last year the Thanksgiving \\'tekend count was 607 dead. Irvine Ranch Water Aides Given Kudos · '!be public hearing Tue!day on the en- vironment.al impact report for the pro- pmed Rattlesnake OuUall project pro- duced virtually no opposition from cltliens and one commendation from an official of the Municipal Wall!• Olstrlct of Orange Counly. "The environmental impact statement is veey well done," said Dennis McClain, ~Wliclpal's genera! manager following an oral presentation by Irvine Ranch Water District officials. "A.3 these repart! go, it probably covers more ground than il absolutely needs 101" ~ at the Tuesday night hearing, one amen asked for help from the district. ~ Morris, a Culverdale resident and ft1nnan of the Irvine bike tralll ad- lilory commltte<, asked lbe dlltrlct to ton&ider a prob:.?.n facing his study e"OOP -crossing the San Di~o Fr~way Cia the west side of OJ.Iver Drive -1! and ..... I district pipeline Is constructed. District ofllctals assured him lbe trial tnU be considered lf the Culver Drive alignment is selected for Uw: propos~ l.~mlle pipeline to RalUesnalle Canyon Raenoit. '!be projecl status Include& two alternattvea: dllcbarge wastewater from lbe eslstlnc San Diego er.el: ~ plant ofter one 111< to lbe ocean "' ~latm wutewater f:rom the plant by pipeline alone Culver Prive or Harvard Avenue to the Ratilesnai:e Canyon Raervolr nortbwt of the clly llmlla and dlatrlbutt II for Irrigation. The Impact report, prepared by Richard Terry and -tes of Anaheim, conaidero bolh long and sbort- tenn, pmltjve &nd negative effects of 1'>tb_.}I. !_,_ E. Eberling, bolnl president, uld the IRWD "II dedicated to Uling .reclaimed water wherever poalble. We tlllnk 1lllng It once and clumplJli It In lbe CJCelD. ••• ii a milule of that ruource." He uld "uteoaive greenbelts throqbout the Irvine area" In the future, &fttll ._ at UC Irvine, the San Joa- quin Goll Coune and green ...... In Unlvmlty Pm have alrtady been con- aldmd u reclpienb of tbe reusable water. BUI Hurst, dlJtrlct general manager' added that recalmed water will be used "ultimately for recreaUon purposes" and alao by lbe Orange County lleglooal Park syatem. I.:.••••• Cll# Police Na;h R~pe '. Su~pect in R~m A 2l-ye11N>ld Laguna ll<acb woman was raped, poUce said, fomd to oubmlt to perverted sexual acts, threatened w!lh a knife, bound, gagged with un- derelolblni and lben offerod beer by a man who entered her 51 early lhl• IJ!Omil!I as she lay . Laguna Beach poUce William Winton Allen, 25, a btlrty unemployed laborer from Hesperia at the woman's apartment after the l1U1.D asaertedly had ret...-to lhe dwelling !ollowlng a trip away for the beer. The m foot, four Inch lall, 180-pounder was booked on suspicion of rape, assault wilh Intent to commlt rape, sodomy and assault wtlh a deldly ftapon. . Det. Gene Brooks said the woman wu In bed ul .. p when abe was awakened by Possible Threat Seen for CaPo District Bonds By JOHN V ALTERZA Of n. D9llY ,_ ,.., . I •• A new brand or regklft.lliam -Jimllar to the senUment which caused 11 con- aecuUve school bOnd failurta ye.an l(IO -;, surfacing once again In terTllorY covered by the C8pistrano Unified School District. . And oome achoo! officials concede tbal po!Slble regional dilputes c:ould hurt chances of pauagt. for a $25-rnillloo bond issue authorized by tru.steet Monday n!fl::; battle -If It develoPS -could pit residents in the long-established areas of· San Clemente and Capistrano Beach ••&inst residents In Mllslon Viejo and LaguDa Niguel wbere rapid development has caused lbe chief crtsls In pupil hous- ing. f Joseph Wimer, the CUSD director 0 administrative aemc.s, conceded that the old-arta-vel"SUl1ltwcomer syndrome . might grow durln& lbe campaign to paoa lbe boodl. Pr<limlnary lndlcatlona of the split have surfaced al recent meetings Oil the 45-15 all-year-acbool concept Di9cul8lom a1Jo extended Into the realm of splitting the ocbool dlJtrlct In bolf -ooe porlioL repreM>tlntl the 10111berty areu llDd lbe olbar eoyerlng tbe newer eecUam where npantioa is greatest lleglooallam In II< old form -In the yeara before ·ihe dlltrlct Wll unllled - was bl8med for repeated deleall ol bolld issues which were calculated to pay for a new high achoo!. _ DurinC the Pootwar period and tbrOlllb lbe lllOs, enough voters In San Juan CapistranO c:ould kill eny bcmd ISsue. And Ibey did ... replarly, -Ibey oppoaed plans to move the hlgb school from their community into Sao Clemente. Alter unification, lbe tradltional op- position wanted. And In tlltl, voters finally Boated I tU- mllllon bond IJaue llDd aut!M>rtzod mllltons In II.alt achool buUdlna lolnl. Since then, only one other liond.aJIJed election has taken place. the aound ol aomeone enterUii her room through lhe door. "He crawled Into bed wllh her, ripped off her nlihtle, lhreatened her with a knife, lhoved a pair o! ~·· panUeo In her•l"!'"tb and pulled a,iiyloa -Ing ovw bet~ to bold lbe iloi In," Biooka saltl. '· \ I~ 'Ille oian. '"'"*1ni la ,iie 1:111 a.m. darknest, iffft~ covered ~ woman's bead wtlh a plllow~ase, •"'I "then 'raped and llOdqJnJr.ed her,• B~·uld. The llrrtfled wonWq lilDdl bad been bollnd -her diii\iit Ille ordeal, tbe detectlva aaJd. Siie we ~ w. Soulh Coui Community Hospllal"for ,treallnent and In eunllnation. · H1 llld that aside fro"! iloml miurfe!, sustalned tn tbe 1e1Ual uaault, and the reddened wrlsls Where ihe WU boUnd, lhe woman wu not In~ ' Alter attacking the woman, who lntd police that lbe bad met Allen· briefly prior to lhe lnctdent, lbe a.ssallant asked her If abe would care to have a beer wtlh b!m, Brooka aald. Terrilted, the woman Aid yes, but that be would havo to leave llDd buy aome. Alter· the man left, abe alerted the manager of the apartmenHnotel com- plex and be called Laguna Beach of- ficers. PalrOlman Lawrence Galat arrived at lhe residence afler Allen had ~!Urned. "He was very surprlaed, 11 Gal.it said. POliee aro still lnvestf(atlng the In- cident and have not yet detennined ex· acUy how the man gained entry to the room, Btoob said. Guy Madison, 50 Held by Police SAN JOSE (AP) -Guy MadllOn, mo- tion picture actor llDd star of the 1951l'• televiaioo eer:let "Wild Bill Hickok," was arreoted alter towllnll off a bor -I In a local cockWI low:ge, police aay. Modlloa, IO, WU b O O k e d for ln- vestlption of public dnmkenneu In the Tueaday nl,rit lncidtn~ offlcerl llld. Police aald Madlloo, who wu here on a buainesl trip, was ordered out of a cocktall loomp at tbe llollday Inn here ofter be became noisy and abullve and fell oil a bor -1. He belan wandering lhroulll lbe lolJl,~..luaed In I.eove the PftUlllel olflcen -• sun-. police 11111 • Fr••P,,.el EXTORTION • • • delcribed u the 0 rub out" services of Miiier. "But then," Clrdenu aaid, "we •ipeci to prove that l.gcbeal WU lllUl'ed that the payment of another ,&,000 wwld enable the thM vllltora at hi> llore w go -to Galaa llDd ~ ol blm \'ill 11batebet mlll'! MUJer, '"" Cardenu -Lucheat lmmedlattty nottlled Huntlnctlm Beach police ol lbe .-attempt. All lour men were Ex.-county Police Chief May Take Santa Ana Post p=. "':lt Galu, Merritt and Miller are free on $10,0llO bail. Hughes Is free on hil promise w appear at the ar- ralgmnenl \ p,....p .. eJ TURKEY ••• From Wire Service& Former Garden Grove police chlef G<orp · Tlelacb may return to Orange <Wnty u the cblel ol pallet ol Santa Ana. Tlelscb left Garden Grove In Sep- tember of 1970 to become chief ol lbe OIA•t COAST II DAILY PILOT ftll ~ CMfl Ol.ILY l'l\.OT, -"'*"' ............... ~ .................. ... ar.... 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SeatU• Police Department and a 1tory In a SeatUe newspaper todl.y said be ls one of lbe final candldata for the Santa Ana post. \ The current Santa Ana police chief, Edward Allen, retlred Nov. 30- ln lbe llory In the SeatU1 Polt- Intetll11encer llOUfCes in the Santa Ana ~partment l!fe quoted as aaylng Tlelacb wp one of t e D aelected candidates reilenUy lnttrvltwed for the '30,0llO posl- Uoil, The IOUlCO Indicated that lhe !ormer Garden Grove chief mlibl be among lhe lop three contendm. Neither Tiellcb nor Santa Ana City Manager Bruce Spragg would C.'0111111ent on the report. Spragg ba1 aol1 authorlly In blrlna lbe city'• departm<nt beadl. Tleilcb, fl, WU hired by SeaWe alter lbe department wu crttlclzed for cor- ruption and lnefOclency. He mikes '27.250 In his current job . cronbeny per penon each ,.ar. The reddlab fruit will be ... the Tblnl<'llvllll table of President Richard Nixon Thursday nJcllt when be eab wilh his famlli' at Camp Dntd. Prealdent Nixon and bll -family, except for ...,.1n-11w DoWI Sllollbower who II on Navy duty ID the lledller-i·anean, · will opend lbe day at tbe presldelltlal ITIOllDtalntop retreat tor tbe flnl time. In addltloo to lreab cnmherry aatad mold, tbe Nlxoll famllJ tradllkml menu will lnclude rout turkey, bread drullng, giblet grovy, wblpped potatoes, &rftD peas and onions, minted peara, bot din- ner rolll, and pumpkin pie wtlh whipped cream. While aome Ame1cana enJo1 other menu llems, lncludlng llam or rout beef, the turkey llUI will relp m moet tablea In celebratiJIC Amerlcali -Ida Tburlday. He~s Washed Up Trusty'~ Escape Lasts 90 Minutes From the Count ol Monte Crlllo to Timothy Leary, the bllt«y ot man 11 delted with ltcrl,. ol daring eocapea, real and lmapnod . If Vernon G<rald Bu&lck II 1Iven a place on the U11 <I lfOll -II won't be be<auoe his wu very auccwful. Ia fact, bl> tute of lroaclom,lulod on17 10 mlllutts. II Bllzlc~'a elClpe from the Colla Mesa JaU Tliloda1 momlnC 11 -- bmd at all, II will be becaUIO be made hla INWIY la the dty -··· car. Bllllck:, COllvlclod for couplracy In 1 tbelt cue, -a tntatr,i;-II the jail and w11 ualpod to wub elty manqer Fred -bol'I 11..,.y Mlrqllil. I • A ball an hour later, Bllllck and the ctl)'""'11t\1 ear .... botb -Fontana police ...... notified llDd ...... walling !or llllllck ""-he ...... llP la !ront ol hla girl ltlend'• -llO -.. later. 8ullcl< II back In Colla Mua J.U today, but pollcl AJ he _,bl -in& 1111 Clrl fot I wb1lo. ' .I \ -----"" . View From tke Top and Industrial complex lying north of the campus. ..,1 Th_e '8.8 million building will free two complete floors of the library which now howe campus Id-•.• '..,· ministration. UC Irvine's new 95,000-square foot administration building fronting on Gateway Plua near C11111pus DriVe moves along toward fall, 1973 completion. This view from administrative quarters on the fifth floor of the UCI library shows Irvine open spaces __::::::::...:::..:::.:..:::::::...:.::.:::.:c...::::.::.:..::::.:.:::.:....::!:::.:...::!::::.:.:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,, ·.:,; Five Irvine Park-related_ Neighbor Shoots ,~ Folks Next .Door :. Items Get Top Attention . -Gets 3 Years .... ' . '· City hwnan enhancement director Paul Brady will have little time to think about anything but par)c) after Irvine coun- cilmen Tuesday night set five park- related assignment! as top priorities for bis department. The five concerns which Brady ·had put Irvine Official ; . To Move Budget To Top of List James llaninglnn, Irvine city ad- ministrative sei:vices director, will move the 1973-74 budl•t proceas to the top of his 2>-item project lilt, followilll action by lhe City Coundl Tueaday nljbl. Councilmen ielected ftve ateas of Im- mediate coocern to bead the lllt of ad- ministrative priorities. 1be five are: -Development of budiet orocedllre!I and forml for the coming 1I...J year, but not the long range. -Evaluation of all contract services whlcb might be provided lnltead by lhe city otall and analyllll ol the coota. -ReMarcb of the cmtract wtlh Coata M ... PoUce Department and tnsuraoce queationl. . -Revialoa Of I job delcriptloD for uooctatt planner. -Appltc:atlon for open space pneral plan element grant aid. In onler of Importance, counc:llmeD oet the followtng project prlorlliea for llar- rlngton'a department: Freedom Shrine location and In- stallation; parttime employe trlnge benefits policies; proces"1n& of educa- tloaal survey data; fonnul.ltiqq of educa- Uonal relmburaemellt llDd overllmt pol- icy; analysis of public safety committee recommended laws; uniform f1re code preparation and a aalary aurvey. Among other Items conaidered by lhe council to bl leu criUca! -..... con- sideratlolll of offtce lplCO .-Is, recruil- ment of budgeted but unfilled stall posi- tions , development of ~.J!>!i. ac-=~i.w:.s:~ i;'~ci:. at the top of hi!: lS-ltem list of council· assigned wks remained at the top of '.be list after councilmen weighed the urgen- cy of each. "At his earijest convenience" Brady was told to report to the couocil his views on the question of private VertUS publJc para at the neicbborbood <In tract) and community (oervlng more tb8n one tract) level&. Olber park projecta Brady-will work on as a blgb priority are: -Development of bulc park and :1::''t.-'~~J~1d ~n: JI; park ayalem related to other p~ ln- grediellta of lbe dty. -Developm<!ol <I park alandardl for size, amenities and area to be served tn- cllidlng population !orecasta. -Formulation of a park lands ac- quisition prograrr. and way1 to finance park purcbuoa., . • -linplem~ of I park ml -tioa plan covering flnudng. Other human enhancement department wignments C0111idered to be 1-preu-11!1 by the coundl ...,. llludy <I library 1yalema, rel1Uonl with other · publle agenci• such u the school district, the adminaraUve structure of the depart~ ment, the clt!Rm' Ulilten<e olllcer pro- gram, development of rules llDd reauta- Uons, recreotlon program pollcos and cltiwl committee aaslltance and lllaff support. F"""Pflfrel PRIORITIES • • • ment projecta ~ucod la the prlorttles listing were development <I 1 city •!in law, actloo Oil the -pllue bike traU pro-1, }ir<i>aratlotl ol blllolde devalop- menl lllanclarda llDd lludy ol tbe lrallll- tlon of Plannlni lllM'lcel from lhe county to elty ataff. Planner Warren's listing of projects allo dllcuaaecl .the currenl planning and 7Dnlng admlnlatratlon tuka hi> depart- ment mull handle U lbe plannlni com- mllalon II w. meet lhe legal deadllnea related to IOllJni and trl<I map COD- sldenttona. ' .... LONDON (UPI) -Victor Eeles -ao .. enraged wtlh bis nest door nelibbon.o because of their conllant -t., and nolae that be ,....t nm door llDd kill.: . ed them. ··.~ On Tuellday, • Judi• -F,el .... w three years la jail. ••:. F.eles, ill, WU found IUill)' ol, · manslaughter , In lhe "deatba . of bis-~ nei&tib<>n, James and c 0 DI t ID c e -and their 27-year.<>ld claugbtef Marjorie. .,;. He tutifled during hi> trial that he,· W.I the Pmcottl w dealh with I target.,· ptatol alter they llld lllbjectad lim 11Dd0•• bis family to three yem ol "u.tna bell";'· In the duple• the fam\lles ,i.ared In ~; """1lh Midlands vlllap of Oltm. • " F,elea lpl4 the court , lhe Pr'"f'Ol.\I' • boapd·Gll Ibo walll--.and played'-,.. their rocord player Into the kto -...: He aald Ibey lbouted Insult! di him lad ' bis wife when they cilmplalnod, pushed plecel ol rullblab tbroucb bis mall box~ and threw garbqe h® bis garden. The judge, Sir DeomOad Ackner, Aid. be ac.:epted tbe defense afllllll'lll Iha('. tbe Preocotts bad a blltory Of mental W. .,· nw a n d "took a po11u.. dellCbl, b» .• tormenting tbelr Immediate neltlbl>On.·. au · none were more lmmedilte than'°"''· or your wile." FNlllP.,.eJ PLANE ••• ·'· .. . . , .. , ,, ,,-, ' Lasley plioned Stegman who came oul to lbe beach. "The tide was coming In, IO we jockeyed lhe plane around and aot ii" ' started," Stqman .. Id this morning:" "The engine didn't quite Jive UI enousb.'' power and 1 wave caught ua and lllppec!' ua over." ·' Stegman Aid a wing ;, brokm and tb6 • plane llllflered other. damqe. Ila aald b<f• would not repair tbe damatod plane. •, Police Aid the Federal A.U.tlon """'· cy (FAA) II lnVt!_llptlng tbe crub. :'; ' . ... . ' Again we 'pause to give -thanks for all our blessings, •• John Hort Lynn Hort . '. '! Harts Sporting Goods t. ' .. I ) I I I I • •• Tax Reform Plan Soy Bean On Y.ours? Designer Don Loper · Di.es SANTA MONICA (AP ) -"! line lncbalod clothlnr •warel Loper e 1. 'g . r a le d Oii(• design ' lllnple, understated !er _. and W<ll!lt!ll, Loper !lii!hUy w h e n be an ' Get~ Late Change LOS ANGELES (UPI) clothe. ·~use I believe a~ abo -a prestigious •wtred, "We make a nie< -Kul1 s. -and Alan lanllon lllould be !<><;used Oii a ::.rrles fr O II\, --·~1ee_v_e_l_.or;;;i;;S350;;;;;;, .. ___ ;., I Haber brought." mllllon . womu'i face and penonall· rs lo jewelry and'• claas .actlon xult Tueaday BUILD aga)nst five movte theater ty," famed Hollywood fasblon tolletrlel ··: .. _ .. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A fl.I bUUon tu reform pa<;taee '"" backed by Gov. Ron' a Id "' Reagan and Assembl,y Speabr •1" Bob Morettt has been re: ,• juggled ln 1 last<l!td> •!fort to chains and !,000 John Doet designer Don Loper' once Among customers at his YOU• DOtitA1!0fil1 To ram it t bro u I h the on l>ehalf of everyODe wi_. remded. . (ashloda~le couturier salon HOAG HOSPITAL Legislature, Moretti says. • popcorn at t be ''ll the first thing you notice Were movie stars and MILft TO IUILO A MOii:• COlri\. ~ by to the Wan'• prop. movies. is what a woman ,_ 1 sociali~ :~:~: v'::.Dte•L c1HT111 to erty tu relfef feature -~t' BoodJ and Haber In "' wear ng,, -~A~s,~ed~once~~a~boo~l~h~ISJ:P'.':'ri~ce'.'.s·~~~~~~~~~!!! I hom ... wner tax enmp11on ...,_ ~...it filed ln ,.Prior tbe style Is a mistake loi-her .. - has been dropped 11om fl,lllO court, claimed popcorn. The secret of genuine chic 1s .. " " " ' .... Suspect lo fl,750 a year to provide an .. 1ers are delrauded daUy an ensemble eflect ln which no extra 131 millIOn annually for becauae tbe Y e 11 o w lingle ortlcle can be Iden· bigodty IChools,' Moretti lold aubstance' squirted atop Ufied." •. ......... _ '-i-.,............ the --u1-not --• .,, ' ~~said· ~~ • .......,. • tar,'~ .:n.uu;;"..,;; Loper, wi-"slmple" - -1 He that would bring tha lrom but e~ive, ..;._,, __ up total "urban foctpr" f 0 r aoy bean oil to taste -~--~ schools to Ill mlllion llltllally lite butler. r to 425,000' -stylea wore worn and tbe total -state -'---'Ii.------' by sucii· notable -· u ::;. Allegedly !or local acbools to '132 , • Marlene D1etric11, G in g er million per-· '. ROpo's and Lua Tumer, dJed A tiropoaod 1ncru11' 1n Reporter Tu<oday night •t 111. Jolin'• motor veblde ~lees • . Hosp!fal hei<. He wu Ill. OAKLAND (AP) -Dressed . has been drappod to give 11113 • ' A liospital opo-.0 aaid 1n a bharre disguise, former million in lllldillonaJ tu reiiel, •6 d Loper was admitted Nov. l for Hell's Angels leader Ralph Moretll added. The original -ran' te • on undisc1o9ed ailment. cause "Sonny" Barger used a plan worted . oot by ~gan ~i:"!i."as not immedalely silencer -equipped "bazooka· and the ~ speaker Disguised Pants, Skirts Sweaters type gun" to kill a TeUJ· totaled $1.J bDlion. R • Funeral arrangements were narootlcs dealer last May, MoreW jl).Van Nuys) taik-epneve per,.dlnr.:g., in pa-rship with aaya the proaeculloo ln the ed to reporters alter a clooed-• • ' • trial ol Barger and three door meeting of a confert!llCe .Char es Nor$'up. '1>as the ~· 49~ others !or murder. committee that has been LOS ANGELES (UPI) head ol a 425~ Beverly th · ,,. In his o-•·g atatament '""'"" to pa•·• ....... _. a bill Rejiorter William Farr, laced H 111 s • b a s ea lnternatlonal 0 reaSUry t.... T!Jesi!ay, Donald Whyte, that will win approval Id both w an e e sen-death. While moot ol his ~· .. ,,"'& ~ ""'&"lolla' ith Jnd t rminate •• ~bu~~si~ness~~a~t ~tha~~tlme;r:~o~IJhl~sL~======j""'~-~--~-~-~=====~~! ,, • Alameda • County de p u t y bouaeJ. The original measure tence for relwing to reveal ~ . .. district attorney, said Barger was approved by t h·e the source of a story aboot the :·~ shot llarvlo W. Agoro, 29, Assembly but Wt!lll to tbe all-Manaon famlly, "" ordered ,. •. poured ga>0line arouad tbe man committee aft« It failed back to jAll . Tueaday, then , . • ,.. Oakland hills home !'here by two wtee in tbe lleoale, Qiven 1 last,ounule delay. , • :•. Agero's body was fowll and .,., • It was only 30 minutes td . &et It Oil fire. ' • t MOl\l!'ITI SAID the Fai;'1 deadline to surrend<r : .Qn'tntin Whyte told • the superior paci:age was just one vote' wben Superior Court Judge • "" coort jury that Barpr w<irt a short ol tbe rt Senale votes It Charles H. Older stayed his · ' •: wig and hon>rimmed Jllaaes needs. It mll8t eet -thirds own order 1 to send the • ;... and covered his face with approval m both houses ol the newsman to jail. 0 I de r ., , painted scars the night of tbe Legislature belore it goes to scheduled another bearing IOI .,,, May %1 tllllng. Reagan's desk. ----ll91.Monday. James Crew, Barger' s Moretti predicted Ooor: ac-"I am very grateful for the court-appointed attorney , tionneztMonday.J:.aWinakers stay," Farr said. "I get to denied the allegations. plan to quit for the year on spend Thanksgiving at home." ""· BE SAID Richard Ivald~ a ·~·~ keY proaecuUon witness, was actually responsible !or the ;.," •laying and Is now altempting to "dump" the charges on 1 ··' • the other defendants. In addlUon to Barger, 32, Sergey •,•; Waltoo and Gary Popkin, both ·.!.... 21!1, and Donald Duane Smith, ._.,~ SS, are cbarpd in the slaying. •• .... Whyte delivered his 70- mlnute stalement to a packed ··:-· wurttoom marted by tight ~.,. = ~ ;:! nei:! "·' checkpoints and a personal .; aearch belor< being admitted. ,,. Wbyte attempted to II'* the kllllnc of Agero with the slaying of three Ian Leandro men -Gary Kemp, Willard 'lbomal and Kelly Snlllh -~ !oand allDt to deotb the same day Agero .... lcJUed. A lounet removed from Agero matched that lound ln Smith's body, Wbyte said, ill' ~; ~ 'lllomaa met Agero~ln ~ .... t 'Trias Jut March to ~ ff,000 wwth ol narcotlcs. Agero m a d e sublequent trlpo to the San Francisco .:-:· area -once accompanied by ._., • 1bomas -to sell narcotics, Wbyteeontended . ... ... • When 10me of the drugs : ...... thougjlt to be lnluior. be • was lured back with the prom-\~-be of a bigger sale and ar- rived May 19· with a suitcase " contaJnln& 1911,000 In heroin and cocaine, Wbyte said. . ,• I :::: Assembly ~:: For Rivers :•. -Not Dams :-,: .. ' .. Dec. 1. ·Older and Farr, YI, have Sen Nicholas Petris ([). been invQlved in a test of wills oa~) declinOO to sign the and legal princJples for 18 committee's repart 08 the months"over Farr's n:fusal to package, Moretti said. name the so~ of his story. Critics, Including Petris, FAilll SPENT four boors have claimed the plan's one--behind bars last Thursday. cent bike in the state sales tax which· was to have been the places an unfair extra burden beginning of his indeterminate oo the poor while proyidlng •· lie th U s tax relitf to homeowners and sen .... nce, 8 r e · · business. ,,._ also aaid tbe Supreme Court refused to hear "uc;;7 Farr's appeaJ. plan does not pump enough , -·••·, Farr would be re. stale money Into local IChools ._..,., and e<mtained no tax ttllel !or quired to stay ln jail until he purges himself of contempt of reters. court by answering the judge's quution. If Farr continues to refuse, as he has said ~ will, he could be kept in jail until the judge leaves the bench, ·which couitl be tbe rest ol tbe jUdge's life, or Fm's. - "WE AU. !eel --ol us who will sign the repcri - that this is tbe finest IChool bW ln the history ol Calllorniii," -idl. . llorettl uliLel!minallon' et Iha lncreue ilr motor vehicle registration fees was, in ef- lect, tax relief for renlers. -U.S. Fishing Boats Seized Smog Units On Wrong? SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Stale investigators reported that most ~ar anti- SAN DIEGO (AP) pollution devices required by Ecuador has seized~ee a new Calilornia law are being more United States . boats Installed improperly. !or fish!ng within · sell-Tbe reports, Issued claimed :WO.mile terrllorial Tuesday · meetln( o! th e limit, bringing to 23 the California ·Alr R e sour c e s mber f Am · fishing Board, indicated that a.s many :~ C:pturede~~he South as ~ percent of the devices American cowrtrj this year, may be Installed without tbe the American T u n t b oat proper steps. Association says. Board investigators said The three seiners seized they checked Z4 cars made Tuesday about tltl miles oll the between 1965 and 1965, finding Ecuadorian coast are expected ihe l20 device Installed prop. to be fine4· and t~ as in erly on only two. the past selzlires,' the aasocia-Tbe stale Bureau o! Auto lion salil. It Identified tbe 5an Repairs l'!pO!'led that car Dieg .. bued boats ai tbe repair tlbcP. Installing the Marco Polo, tl>O Eastern devices on 40' cars It checked "<• Pacific and the J. M, did the job -ly oo ooly .,,.; SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Martinack. r·~ "" Ca!Uomla Assembly has cut01 ___________ 1_o_. --------! a lopcided vote Jn favor of keeping tbe so-called "wild <' rivers" ol tbe California North Coast In their pre.en! stale ,,. despile warnings that flood cootrol projects may be need· "· !>~·· ed. The Assembly voted .... 20 c•.. Tuesday to approve a bill that had been a storm centet' of :1: controversy between t w o .. .. groupo that each c a 11 e d ~. • tbemaelves 1comer\'ati~s. The bW would lmpbso a 20- yoar ban on the construction of new <lams on the Klamath, .~1 • Trinity and Smith rivers and a ~·. · 12-year ban on the Eel River :· ·' -oflen described as the ;i. "Killer Eel" beca.u!le of its history ol destrUctlve fi9ocls. '~" The bill, euthored by Sen. • ..,, Peter H . .Behr (R-Tiburon), ·.:i: embodles a comprom.ile work- ed oul ooly altel' long -- -belWOt!ll the Reagan Admlnlstrltion and tha anU· dam conservaUonl.stt on one 1ide and the pn><llm oon- 1erntioo!Jta on the other. The a n t I ·de rn (.'(I0.8Vati0nl.sts Wlnled a permanent ban on dam bulldln( and the prc><lam ..-vatlonllts tald tbe dams ..... needed !er -oontrol and ... tar 1uppli... • Dosplte the comprunlle, the bill sparted heeled floor AU YOU CAN EAT 'lllANKHMNG " .. 8UflllT SEJYED FROM 12 NOON~O 8.PM 0...of or comttrnotfon J,,ou~ or salad ROAST TURKEY with DRESSING .. 'ROAST P~E RIBS BAKED VeLGIJIA HAM •911 VEGETABLE 'POTATOES .. RELISHIS ROLLS . ' APPLE .qDR Ano.1ed ,,. .. & a. .... Plett.; .....,,_ . ' -.... •471 OUR REGULAR MENU IS ALSO AV~ll.AllE , AMPlf l'AltlUNG a ood .· drink' with sinkwatet lhe .Aqua-Punt filter. For spring.fresh waler .nght out Of your kitchen tap. Now you can drink tea that tastes like tea. Orange juice that tastes like orange juice. And coffee that faste,s the way coffee is supposed to taste. It's all in the water. ' And with an Aqua-Pure Fiiter you can have all 1he awee~ clean, spring-fresh water you want. Rig ht from 1he ~itchen tap. Water without sulphu r. Without dirt. Without chlorine. Without rust. And without all the bother of lugging hea\'y bottled water home. You or your plumber can In- stall it under the sink in less than a hall-hour. And once It's In, you 're in. Because after that, a gallon of clean, filtered water will cost you Jess than a penny. The AMF Cuno Aqua·Pure Water Filter. It'll make your tap water fit to drink. And fit for drinks. For peanuta. A~F Cu no Aqua-Pure• WATER FILTERS See the Aqua.fl\n VMw Fllllar at: ' ---... . .. , . - Wfdntsdil!Y, Nowtmbff 22, 1972 OAILV Pl~OT I • lamilr.t~a~§~!Y , • ' ' I ! debale. '1Mwrt we have wild and -UC rivers lo tbe point ,.. till J>OOllie with them!" 11ked "-11blyman Robert Badbam (R-Newport Beach). "I think HGaHMAN1 .delicatessen II restaurant BAKER'/. C'-TE'.AING 645-8900 Eatf'e of Cotta Mna 152e Newport 81\ld. Cost• Mna, OA 112128 714'· 642:-1753 ~Plumbing 3'2 ·St'd SL t..guna Retch. CA 714·"'4-1801 o...-dallobtg 518 N. El Cimino AHi Sin Clement., CA 71" -482-1721 °"""" PllllOl>tng 150 Los Obr9ro9 San Clemente, CA 714-•8M111 H••••• Mous 110110 c..,_ SI. I roua11t1 s.,.1,."" -I WOOCK.AID MIU 21MIO Victory 81°", lAKIWOOO C.IOfl SL .i P.-1: H. • llYllSIDl 3~ fYI• Sf, IUlNA PAii Bue~ ... 0.......,.. IAMTA>W 3900 $\!~It btel st. OIANSr ~ """ llYt • ......... " I ' • ~ not." .. o, .. wt•~•r• t1aa •• t1:>0 '""'" 11 .. 1 r I .~ • I ' t DAILY PILOT w........,, -22. 1972 ANACIN TABLns Fast Pai• Relief r· Coricidi n "D" I DECONGESTANT Cold ' Garbage Bag NOLDll ~ Relief TAILIJS I Fast i "Hideaway" ... tits Linders ink.,, Hinge d lid traps odols. Action! I ' < •• ,. 2.53 r. ·~ 1.88 I =ml 3-0UTUl EXtension C.nls PAClflC WCTllCOH • : • All vinyl with 3-<lutfet connector. . '\ :=·33c ~;:· 39c =; 49c IFT. IFT. 1Z n . . 20 "· Extension Conl · for CllllSTMAS UGHTIMG . PACIFIC ELICTllCOID -Sale, 97c he"Y duty If"' or rei! cord with 3~utlet CO!KleciJlr. R11. UI Clamp Light ~ G~E. Gtip Plag sliape in vinyl. C · New un1que oval 19 . Rq. 2lc 1 G.E. Cube Taj! · Brown vinyl - 3 ·C .. uets. .. · With 20 fT. Cord · 111-JSc.29 PACIFIC ELECTRICDRD -,, G E. y·. , . T "Light w11ere Y" nee! ir't · np I \3P'"• ••. g••ge. 2 77 . lvo~ ... il<lra6re 39c patio, etc. plastic. 3-Top lq. 141 • · OJ\lels. I . 53c 23 0Z. Duncan Hines Double-Fudge BROWNIE. MIX TOOTHPASTE 37-full size treble keys, ll chord buttons. 911'' high (with legs 32") . _28" wide and lD-7/8' deep. Q!>/off swil£h, bench, walnut fioish. Ideal way 2 to inspire a child to play an instrument. Re1.JU5 # .. P ' .''Blythe" DOL~ ASSORTMENT KENNER - For a variety .oJ attitudes and ""°"s little girls can collect 4 dolls! Each "5 99 doll is 12" tall with unique hair styling and · each is dressed in a beautiful outfit •· • Jqs~ _ChlJlller . lllPDIT -Bltte!y operatei! remote . cootrol autlentic chopper with forw•d 2 ... ln~ ... 1evirsLJl!he.eJie .... action .... Real.'....... .. .... . action! • Super @uggy . I lMPD111 '"' Battery operaled remote control buggy with chromei! wheels and engine. Forward, reverse wheelie , ~action. Fascirming! 2. "Over & Undei''' TRAii SET Trouble Bubble · KOHNER' -Challenging POP-0-MATIC Skill Game! Sturdy plastic\. .. ~st · pUih the oottom button "1~try to pop marbles onto matching coloi; tees. For 7 yearolds to~ull · Farm Set-. ' llARX -Fea~resa full co~r titho bat11 •ith 14 animals, fenc~, 4 rows 2.99 - of crops. tractor ~itll .• attachments for cho res. Tots learn aboutfann lile. Clllltiilellal FIJI' TRAIN SITllJ lllPIU It smokes "111 las@ift>!' 110i1o1 . A locomotive with U&lll. cool tender, t01k car, .-. track. Batteiy operatei!. ~· ,) t. . . . • 101;~· sc• _,.. .. Dry C11tnl ftr llllr · Softee· Tears ' ' HllSIWI -Sleepin& glassine eyes with • long curted ~slles. she cries real tears! Cbth body filled witll foalL ' She's 18" tJU. 6.99 She's sitting llP,. 1 • .t.but s?ie's~ dmwJY) • 'Litt~ by little · \ l~ls asleep as sha. · dri!ts her head onto her°"" ~llow. She's 'irresistib~! • . ' . 6~49 ·, ..... ullsJ C',." .. ·~.BllSJ Driwer' ~ . . ,11es1~ lo fwttler • " clll~ $ piq.~. Thert's a baby cnb 1 gym wit~ movin1 objects Mi clllmes • · · ~ ,~ ,......, \ ~. or• ••••1 !91 ~., . •llOad lilie df'• wiltl ltJeS. , I . ~ i, )0 falCinoti!J&.!'IW '14 99 . : , . ; Yaul CllOICE • XYLOPHlllE '~TUFF . STUFF!: Alpllr'Truck llAT!ll -"lli>IHll" tnlck JllCild . - witll JO.~ lllacQ. Sllci 'em io ·9 99 racils so .., sl!A IOllds dowl or • · . . 3CIOI$. flafortdtsh'*>Orsoroutdaors! . O ' • 1111....._, ··-· It IAIK . f11UH 1 ·S I llOWllll!SIT I Dul .J. Coams of Z. containiig • ' irivlsillt ioil. z CO'l9IS, 2 -~-. 1 99 · am! 2 packs ot 11!11. lfsi"', ti iultiY1te • gtlal limb. . . ' • . . •' "Kai.all" GAME llGllllW.. -7l11l . ,... later tllis . ........ ....... ·-.:..,.~, . . . . ··•-·I. po.... &• " '""""""~ .. 2 !9 It 101S ~ iltll...tiqaity l It's llSI and . fascinatiq for 2 pllyn o . . ' SlmER Fat T{a.Ck t<!""i~~sn . MAT!ll -A cootrol device i~ , ' !. into the cllssic racing o'lll! Wide-1 s ; rac~& and poSsili' on Ille malti-laoe fal Track 1~. Excilin( I'"' of skill. o , l .~ ' ,, i oYCI ~NI~ 1 o~s-Bicycl e:~_;' ·-: · , r.;i.;;. IDYS ,' ~1{" F..u-eigbt2l"Di¥ioid typeiaciol • fra!oe. Dropped raclq1!Pe llaiflJ!lit' , ! .. ,.. , double adJUS~ !Jaci~~ ~· ·l • f ..saddlt, froqt and -hindbiakej:'. , Gali color. Unassemlll!d.'-g : '" 64. ' . 95·""' . ~ .• :. . . .. -:~ ... ~ . ., i ....... '7 IWLTSl?l: lq. us " I ·IC ·I \ .. • • " ,. ' • ' . ·-I ~ • ~ ~ I ., • J:tll i.i • ,, al • mt lbt ' J ~ be ' Ill .. I ~ ~ ~ ; • I Ill ~ = ~ rii ,. 1j ~ • ~ ' ~ ~ ' ' ~ II ; ~ l ,Njxon ~ ' • Lifts .. l'r&VelBan mlO-China ; 'l'llllllllllr, .... ~, ... ~I II ~ ._....., .._, •·rill' 111a aW. r~-=~--.... . ' ~'lbe-.etkm, ··•·DIZed bJ • spobl'NI) al NWJll's j:alnp Darid, Ill., -. is a llrit ateP tenrd n..tull M!•Ww.. ment ot,eahdaied lir-lild --11· the !onf•rialod o.d.mnnw 111paopooa .• ~~in--,...._ elf not lUfDalatlcall1, --. clear Ibo ""y !Or~ Aompl~ Ill of dalalll'alll -.. ..W .. belcn ll.s -can routino1J land In lllCh dlies u Pottnc. llld press ' ~ ·PIWT PERFECT . 10R PUPPY WtE .. ! DAIL'Y PILOT cJwlllod -ado . .....ell lbe potll " lr9I _, ..... ~ BA8lltr ,..., ~. ,.....,_ .... .,....,, .. _ ..... DNl"'f Tbe !Int CID pnnd lo be the porfecl 'Mons. lloJ'MI -......... tlill ... . -dW ..... IDflll ... lot ,~Y Pb.or .. , .......... Guo "11 "" ,.. ' ... , • • • Teday'tl Ji"l•ial ·ORAN&E COUNTY. CALlf:CllNP. . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMIER 22; 1972 -TEN CENTS • • . .Abortion Law Hit Court Says .It's Woman's Deci.sion SAN ~ (AP) -The stale Supreme Cut ...,... -today Ibo Caliliirma aborlloft law's ~for . a bcwptta1 mmmlftee'I appnnral of the _.iloo, -• . . ' The court's U dealllon IMIJ1I Iha\ a --hi Ibo first lll .. ~ ol preglWlcy may obWn a •legal abortion il it Is performed by a licensed doctor In an oc· credited bOspital. The .iudl!nent therefore reot.s aolelY. witb Ibo woman and ber'pbysician. The court ruled that tbe medical crileria required to obtain approval of an abortion were uncoastttutional because they were ••tm~y vague." The court then belil that requiring ap- proval by • medico! committee -Jn. valid -the cmunltlee could DOI .• , S'mall Plane " .. CrasheS at Bolsa Chica .Dlf TlloM €.._. . ' . Tbere'• quite a clamor among clammers these days ·u record hauls ·. have been reported "llongil;e Hun~,. Beacb coutlllie. There are , bell ..Ouablor,tlds Utile fellow, who 1 a!l IUited up for tlie oc:caion. I 1 \i • •· I J 'l" •; j : "• t.1 .1 ' . ~ . . ·:··ae9s --~ a~ll&t~ tJJi ... . . Trusty's Escape Lasis 90 Minu~s • Fri>m the Comlt o1 MDnle, CliJto to Timothy d.wy, the ,hiltorY ol man is dotted with stories ol dartnc escapes, real and:Jmaglned. •. H V..._ Gerald llmlct Is given a place on the lilt ol great eocapes it won't be becauae bis wu very IUC(8 sfuJ. Jn (act, bis taste of freedom luted oaly to minutes. . ,. II Buzicl(1 acape 1mn tlie Ccota Me11 J'° r.-fay morning Is remen> bered at all, iUrill be becaUIO be made Illa gelahy in the city manqer's car. Buzick, ccmvicled fer <0mplracy in a tbelt cw, -a lrully prlaooer at the jail and ,... lllfiDed to wub city manager Fred Scrsabal's Im lfer<ur)' Marquis. . A ball an boar later, Buzidt and Ibo clly....ned car .,... both ..... Fontan&<11olice ~ notmed 1111 """'' wallillC· for Budcl< -be clme ut>JnJniot olhla llrl frimd'a -tom.._ lalm · •• ·-Is bacli·in Ccota Mesa Jail today, .wt police NJ be won't be wuh-'tnr·llll' •I 'fot a wlllle. ' ' .. Poet. Beeomes , f;itizen . Vnder ,Heavy Sedati.on, H.e Pl.edges Allegiance • A~t'' the jooillt aM:ed. 4 oaane," npbed Polteuca, who ~ to -tbe oota in IUl!. "we· -r...i.t out lo -aad d;.11\ of ,...., Ufe lo' ailke tllio a proud -, lw JOU." ..... Judea. .. .,e -,... u • W..1Aalarican ..... -God snot ,.. ,.... of mind." P&l11mrt.a'llll ..... I* ctt'-hip ....... official. ' • l 111'm 'ftl'J blpn," be ukl ... l"Je oever -bapplet-In my Ille lo be fne lo a tr.· 'iilrtd." .. . " ' "l .... ,_.....,._lobe- lo -Illa 1 ...... -lllta. DDlna Virllol o1 ----an alletade Tuelda)', the ... , -... pectod 11n. Vlaol to ah'lft. "'-blJ bee•• of• ............ -I 1-.•i.11--. 111111 · "'"laf, --II - -· 8'1•1l llill lbe •1 nit• -_.i-"" blnl '&1'11 by (lleo l'OllT, .... I) fllliclion without aJ>P111ni valid -.1 .- The court'• -upheld ail but ~ two ?'Ovlsioos ol the 1917 Therapeutic Abortion A'ct. Tbe'Tcourt-did not nile ~on the CCllllitutlonallty ol the blr apljlst abortions after the ZOlh ....rof prqnan- cy. The d<cisJon WU ..ritten by Cbief JUJtlce Donatd R. Wright wltb Justices Raymond E. Peters, Maihew 0 , Tobriner, and Stanley Moak conciirrlng. Justice LouiJ H. Burte filed a diuenl joined by MirsbatI F. McComb ancf !(ay· mond L. SUllivan. In dlssen~ Burke said Ibo oourt ma· jority bad effectively oullifted Ibo ad by removing its most lmpoNnt ,protective device.-the required prior approval by I ' Jay~es Award ! I r 'i Edrication Honor . . . . To · Ha~z· Sntit1i • I -J • •Huel'Smith 11es ·i..m:lelect0d by 0the Fountain Valley Jayceei u lhe outstan- • qualified bolpilal staff commlttee. "" llld the mull Is leaalizllla -ilaos llinl>IJ on _ ... a( Ibo nidlher. • lie Nici lbe ad -Ibo promict of aeven YMrl of legi&lattve aludy and ,_med I Wlll[Ji1"'1ile of ftr!oUt op- posing viewa. ., . The oourt ruled In the tdt c-of Dr. Robert W. Barllsdale, 'Hayward pbysician who was criminally clw1ed wltb performing an lbortion outside an ao- credited hospital.. • • The court said ,the doctor bad violated the act, bot afllnnul the -of criminal charges against bin!. The court said that a. t:.: lime the doc- tor acted be woold not ba'" been allowed to perform an abortion in a oo.,ltol wilho'Ji first comi>l1lnC with the law'• Jn. valid~: Hµ,ntingwn · 'GOdfatlier' • Case Bared By TOM BARLEY Of .. o.llr ......... Four men dubbed the "Godfather Four" by district attorney'• investigaton btve been indicted after wbal Jn. vestlpkks say wu a Mafia.style, murder-utortlan move on a Huuttagtoo Beach bu!lneasman. ' The quartet faced arralgnment today i• Orinao County Superior Court. ~ them ia Gearp Earl !!qpn, . a; of le12 • • ... i.-. ~ ~ Ill 1rF •:!Fil • tM laP-_-•s:=: Ii" I • I ....... two la+loallbd;,llftQdlloc .. ' ...... ;., °""' JI to tbe 'fllNllD' lln'ice ' -" PllilULt l>irlwl: .. ol dllt Kain • St., R:'."C.n-· · H~ . Galas, 47, Villa Pm. J •ck Alden Merrill, rl' Lona Beach, and tranaieot Walter Eugene Miller, 13, ...... Indicted Tueaday by the °"""' County Grand Jury. · Charges of solicitation to commit rr.urder, enortJcm and ccmspiraCJ were endorted by the panel after'lhey -Iv wbat Deputy Diltricl Attorney Lllis Cardenas delcribed today ..... plot tbet b.ought the Godfolher r!pt to Jim. tington ae.cb. .. Canlonu llld his ollico llill -not lillow jlll! bow the 8CCUllld lwr pidoecl m h1chell, wbo _.-Pal's V-= Service Center al the Jilin ~ ad- draa, u lhelr ~. . •~'. . • ;,, u;e~·. ........ _ •• }J ' r:, .. t, FiMm,.'"';'-""-'-',~~~',w;· .. , .~,Ylllley > ' :tr?".n ~) But be llid IWwi hu teatllled tbel be hi 1[1111-at Ille llon llJ Mer- ritt ... Miller wblle llucbea. hood - and aultably -in-. ......... yeara. • . . : ' . • . :~ , A ·-.i 'lr*ie -·at 111mJ Ful19D Ele,,,..tary"Sclioo!) Mi1: •Smith' was' .e1ectei1or her outat#r wdrt.' lo p10moie education In FOuntOm vipey, a Jl\l'cee spokesman llid. SIJe· ls respoasible for orgliilzin& parent participation -In the daaitocnn. , Sbe Ila also developed ll"'jecls lo iJ>. lroduce parent.I to ,,.,,. teech!nl methods In mitll, aociai -'and ...... Last aummer Mrl .. Bmllll beJPecf deve!Qp a sc!eoce ~ Pftlllll1I for Fullon SchoOl 'wbidt ltrsrue4' more ·~t -l ln _..iia,!nli. The' educator ol 'the year Is·-of Altadena aod a Ital ,-. Of lCaf State San Diego wftb a decree it aociai science1. She ~ her, education studlel •I UC,li!!Jie:.•lt-tiy doing gradualo ,,;,;tiHblt'I: .• B52 Shot. Down • Over Thailand ' -First of Wlµ- ' . WASlllNGTON (UPI) -A Bii bcMnber C1'llbed In Northern Tbelland lGjfoy -.......... '"'5n I ~ mllalilo ...,.. 11oi111 Vlelnam. the l'wt-11111U1iced. l'lnlllon •-Ille! lbe _....... craft ~ WU llruck llJ ·a uface lo air IDiaOe ...,. Noclli ~ and m>laleil Into 'l'ballalil! beloi'I ........... "" Bii ""' --· illlll """ • inrtcMl1 in -•lt'lollO ... of Ibo giant bombers crubed on ta-er in the lirnN11iDe wttb die motel( nndal. Cardenas llld I>-told police tliat MerTitl told bim that Galu "bu a ...,. trac~ out on you." . I •acbtsi said he wu tbto told tbat. aa Immediate paymmt Of 15,000 1IOll!d cancel that contract without the '""51> btlng compelled to ""' wilat .,... described as tbe ''rub out" lenioel ot Millol': "-em." Cardeau said. "we upect to [Jl'Oft that uK:beti .... ISllll9d thal the payment ol -15,000 -enable the three vialton 11 his llon! lo r.ba~ ~~.~ ol il!m vii Cardenal ..... .,. ti I maectiately oolified ~ -police Of the extortim . AD lour -.,.... proraptly arr 1ttd Cardeaaa -Galu, Merrill Gld Miller are fne on $10,11911 bell. JNPoo Is free 'on his pronlile to appear at tile ar· raigrunent. Oraqe lau•np durfn& ~ war. The P~ •ld ID m: cn•rneo ..... ..,. , -the plane .... -Gld that =-= I lllft .... 00-'ln)lrta ---.. • :.':I ..... -: Tbe plane -...... aliarllJ ...... - m""dPI SOU-"8 -(1 =:; !\ff,~·•• ll PST), 12 illilla -oUbe U.S. air -1 at Jiaklloo l'lllmal. (Sol -_,_ ;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;; ::; about air war, Pop t). ~'" .., • -n Allaotlbtr,lbellallo4a..--~ ~ ...... _ .. ~'!:"'·-, I -.... Or, I I -II =---c ---. ::.::~,.:. --. • 1111, thl 8nl .. ••dtl•d ~ • ~to CtrtY 1**' ....... ~ '------~'-----' . I ' I I I ~ . . ... -.. . . . . -. ... . . .. .. .3 DAil Y PILOl " Kissinger, . . Reds Near Agreenient? ~Aiiis (UPI) -White House •dviser Henry A. Klsatnge; met for three and a half hours today with North Vietnamese negotiators. With the lalks apparently reaching a climactic stage, J>re,,ident Nguyen Vaa Thieu al South Vlelnam in- c1 eaaed his diploma Uc representation in Paris. Kissinger returned today f r o m Brussels where be met with President Suharto of Indonesia then drove to the village of Gif-sur-Yvette 25 miles south of Paris for the third day of talks with Hanoi's Le Due Tho and Xuan Thuy . Indonesia has been mentioned as one of four nations to ovenee any ceue-llre. It was the third session in u many days, aimed at securtng a cease-fire in Vielllam .nd laying the baais fir peace. A> the taUu got under way, AsiJln diplomatic aources dlacloaed that Tran Kim Phuong, Soulb Vietnam's am- bassador to Wuhington, had arrived in PW unannounced. He met Kissinger to- day before We third aessioo started. ··Graham N·ear Ambush • I • • • • • Cr~ade 3 ~iles Frpm lntlia Troop Att.ack I ' - KOllDIA, lndla (APl -*-l\idlu ....... ~-...... -.. la -• • w1i MOllQy 1511 m11oo ...., cooYOJ -ambnobed •lodo1 oolJ Aid -I .... ""' ha, lrOltDI, * army ...,... Aid tine mllee from --lhot 1111. . ..... k.. ~ .......... ucbenled fin ,.. evangelist Biiiy Graham wu conducting from tod!a !hi · ~·-. day JO ndlet lrom ,lhe lq"!I. wit)! one ' his Cruse:le for Chrlal -the Naga -lllld one --.a.l!llld . soldier~ we t*..' " . • • lribe. two IOldlen and tw clvlli4na were WOQft. ' Another •• Mmt:voll ,.... .. The firing w•s •udlble In tbe crusade ded In tbe attact1.wbicb the lnDJ uld bvohed~t!Om09' • Koldmaellht grounds, but Grah•m carried on with a was made by a Nag• guerrlllA '-that days qo. 'lllat attack also blamH lit of· specjal prayer service for the sick. When bas been iigbting for independence from f1dall 00 the ~ nearly ca\lled •bout 2,000 persons sitting on the outer lndio"far 15 years. c~ ti. Grall¥n'• 'vtot~ - edges of the football field began to leave -i:loae to lhe ~ ~ About 81,0DO -attoaded lhli aftor hearing -tbe shooting, Graham ap-tbe gu;n'lllaa bad am>Minoed a ..... ...,.. "'9nllal'• ;.,.-rezrloo, wtlldl 11>- pealed . to them to remsln oeated. 'Ibey lhrouflboot. NapJand during lhe Graham eluded a·Jll'!YI:< lor lhe llclt~and ail ap- did. cruAde, Wblclz begaa Monday. But 1 peel llf Graham far o. ,..ua o1 Officials said at least one soldier wu sOldier and a euerrilla were reported kill· ~ IDdla ~ ....... Oaillllli. $798,700 Fadlitles Beach District to Hear. -ud • ..,...., tba Jll!IPll' ol Je!UI c:2rilt." .. •. '!'be c:ruaade WU to lllll toalPI with Graham's flael call liir Clll'llt ID N•Plend. wb1icb bu 1-U't'ndnc- tbe lOGlh annlvenary ti. --lllp- lill mJemarlel In Iha """"""~ -Cllriatlm lllato. • Gnbam uld euly ladaJ be hod Informed of nanon predktJnc....ia cldeat during tbe day. : ... Strict aecurity meuuru -- • - School Expansion Plans takea to lneure the llafety Iba vllitlDc Americana Armed police and. IOldiOra iib . • UPI - • ·1 i::1ro1 the. t'Olde leodlnc to tbe ...-_.'irst Sttoiet.U ' . usee wbere they az:e Illa!'"'~ The Wuhlngton area'• flnt sll!liflcant snowf.U, which cov8red parts .,,1 The IDdlen army aeat ntolar.....,to, of northern Vlrldnla, Inspired' one motorilt to a bit of ortlJtcy on 'l'hleu's special for<lin policy adviser is By MICHAEL GOODRICH $2.118 per $100 8!8eSSed valuatioa for five expected here Thursday. °' • DattJ '"" tteH more years. 'Ibe sources said Thieu apparently A $791,700 plan to expand special 1be conUnuatioo of the voted ta:r rate ~am1i..r.~to":.:1r..~~ · the back of his Volbwagen. This scene was seen In ~n. va. · :e; want.a to add muscle to his diplomatic education facilities at Wlntusburg High would provide the distiict with funds to representaU0:1, in Paris during what School will be presented to trustees of pay off the buildings over r seven year could be the final round of ta!U. He.... the Huntington Beach Union High School . --'-', ......... , •• to Martin. ~-to .....,._~ ... a:-nrnVIS· .__ f the District at their next meeting, district of· .,......,... ....._..,.\11116 N~u o,~ ·~ -r • -o fi d nd The ~ woold help ~y for draft ceaoe-fire and uld a truce .-ould ciall sat Mo ay night. --, ~ not be ellectiv. un1 ... be sigaed IL Speaking before 15 parento of classroom W11b 1or the TMR ud SAM Kissinger also conferred for 45 otlnut.. Trainable Mentally Retarded (TMR) PtOlf ..... Storage ladliU.., restrooms, wilb Pham Dang Lam of South Vietnam children at Wlntersburg J;tgb School, officeo lllil parldnc oplCel ....id also be at tbe U.S. Embassy resldeace ud wilh Assistant Superlntondent Robert Martin included In the .expansioo: Ambassador WillilDI J. Porter, wbo said the admtais1!'8tlon was hopeful lhe Tbe TMR llludeata curreally OCCUtJY I ds the •--~-ta~·-·-1 trustees woold ·~~tao to obtain three classrooms oa the Wintersburg e• ~·~~so "'iol ~ a ;!.!"'the-·---• CllLJJUS which~· be ev~··''" aeeded the weekly Pam peace talks. ..ion new lacllltiee ~ ~· School I ww ~~, Ibis Tlmeday was canceled because JI Age Molhen _.,,,. (SAM). or cootlnuatlon lludenta Ibero. rillas. A oellcopter ud -dop were uaed but no caotact 1.-u .._i ... Army -said . ---and ammunition bad been med In the ambua!L '!be IDdlen ...,.......1 bu aid la Ille past lhat a.Ina ~ the main -of lltlDI ti. lhe underground "-' ud Ibey ...... allo nported lralniq ta a.Ina. Hospital Administrator..· ' :~ 'We Do ~Oppose. Drive-in' the American 'l1111lbglving, Martin ud other acbool olflclal! bad '!be SAM -am I! cooductod In a The Soulh Vletnameee eavoy left the been lnvitod to the meeting by the TMR sectioa ol • warebou!e adjacent to the residence swiftly to avoid newsmen. He parents gniup to e:rplaln what plans were Ocean View School D 1 at r i ct ad- paaled b .,_ del ti • N being· made fir the boUllng of their mlnlstratioa iJl!lcee. was accom Y = qa on ' o. chlldron. II tbe tu override does not pass, lhe 2 man, Nguyen Xuan P~. and two Martin ~utioned the parenls, however, school officials will astJor an alternative aides. 118 aclll would •--' program which would provide imaller A delegation 11polesman said the visit 1 1 the new 1 tlee -.--a classroom facilities for the TMR aad was within the framework of daily con-t~-e of the Feb. rt tu override sultations between Kissinger and the w be oo the same ballot u the SAM programs. Soulh Vietnamese. $27 m' hood proposal to build ·1wo 'l'hll p,_.J, costing $!0,llM, would be Portor also left th< building separately new high achoo~. lwided by monies !Jun the diatrlcj's a11.r a aho!t ~. · U pasoed, the override would continue general fllDd ~ DClllmlrlctive TMR •·•-...... •-'-ha ~... tbe district's ClllTelll _ votod tu ra'" ti. tu, according to Martin. """"'" ,...,..,,_.. . ve •• ..,,_ con-· "' A parent of a TMR atudent asbd why tlnulng dlasatlsfactlon by Thlell wilh tbe district did not nlle mon fllnda Officials Enter Prison Aher Strike; 14 GO~ CONCORD, Maso. (VP!) -Stato polJce entered Concord Stale Prlaoo loday to ead a nonvlolen~ day-old strike by in- mates ud fowJd lhat 11 of the pri>oaers 'Die aclmlidolrator ti. .FouDtaln Valley Communl!J lloo}ltaf chorsed 'l'lloaday nJPI lhat a petition ~ Iha ~ poled -dr!~ tlieater I! mllrepneentJac the bolpltal'1 pooltioo on the lesue. Gene Meolck said be :11<1 ......ived phone calla from eevenJ cltbelll In- forming b1m lhat lhe peUtlanen were cJelmlri& the bolpltal doee aot -lhe new tbeator slto. "We wish to go an record as appoolng some ol the provlalone of the .,.....'Ire , ·~-the estrlcti TMR ~ agreemmt, partlcularly the foci lt<loee Council Meets I I :;;;.. ..:"needO.i ":,, the~ . aot call !« the withdrawal ol Norlh '()el· · • • • • • spaoa. bad e9CIP,Od. . A lpOUmwl for llata polJce uld a car stolen .Tuelday aJgbt from a redauraat F ..... P.,.el DRIVE-IN ••• r m=nr troQ111 and beet;• be fell'll It ... • • ~ • ~ • • "It's a matter ~ ~tj u tepUed will lmflOIO a coalition govetlllbtlll OD With DtstrlCts Martin. "If we li!Cl'ew tabs ciruticauy parldnc lot Diil the prtioo --taken by.,,.. of tbe eecapees. :z.':i;;:r .=: o' ~'K:.iif&i•· -'-· . .:·~i•jL;~ .. ~T-1.a .. ~; a I /"-,.; ~ · lheKlaolnla-Tho 11a1._Uybe '''~ll.,.rCruwu.t1'e , ·· · No roadblocb ...,. .set µp, lhe .,,.._.. said, becallll tho ~ ....... lolll _ ......... Pf~;" Walter W1lllamo, acting -· lilci ban In at leut oae wladoW ta the Eut attorney oa a contract ball. "This is r ·bara11ment of hfiMkneft. "'iliM':Jai ViaJi.te:-'i-1ill time foe ti. the tbeator. "I ..,_ up late proparing for OU beoriJ1C aacl "°" I will eettled l<ir bll cblel ...,u.t«. . .. An~ . "-~ ...!".:=:~~~": ~-~ .. ~.6!.•,lluDt!irctoD ~ ,UJlltlj .·, ~·~:e:~~c:;.:r,: ~..!~~~~~,II:?'( A~s f~r D~:,, Wing were cut. •' " Mm tban Do ~ enfired tbeo prtiiii• ...... aft&'' . 'linlr1'1Hild" 204 Inmates ti. lhe wing Into their celle. Stato Police Co~· JOiin Keliol! have to do it again." · ~ ·lllllllW•or!illliall!'"- lhal ·the liloilrirl be "'°""'to Ja 11 lo Party by artist Fernaad Leger in 1955. brake1. t · ' "' · ' -• 1 ,. -'"7 , , . S~lhetlc !awidlnien .Mobda'y lilghl raid no force was' usea. . . ' -tbe Cbristmu -and '"' the lheator developen time to ptber their Disabled, Ag~ 0n·welfare Get Increases SACRAMENTO (AP) -Callloroia's qed, bllnd ud dlllbled welfare r<dp- ienta will be getting OOll.Gl.Jlvmg booeta totalln( $11.9 million -Uy ellec:tiYe Dee. I, Gov. Ronald Reagan bas repon.d. '!be governor uld TUelday the "" creues, ftqU1red by state law, amount to 1$ a moolh for !Oli,000 Oki Age Security reclp1""b, 1$ moolhly for 14,000 recelv· ing Aid to the Bllnd, l!ld $1 monlhly to 201,000 receiving Aid to the Totally Dbabled. Coet-ol·llving Increases of lhl3 nature have been made each December slnce 11119, lllato wtllare chief Robert carle!oo said. . The latest increases will be finan~ by 111.1 million In federal !Wlds, 112 million In 111ato mooey l!ld 12.s million from -· .. DA ILY PILOT ' called for a meeting wilh trust.es of the five school dlstricts serving the city to dlBcuss aolirtk1111 to the problem. . "We ought to wort bl!ld In bl!ld. We~ all philosophically tuned to the same thing," commented Councilman Norma Glbbo, wbo r<qUeSted the joint moeting. "I' -1d be alee to venW•to a bit witll one another.'' Couac!lman Jerry Matney uked the d · ty administrator lo Ont meet wllh school staffs ud develop guldellnes . I o r diacusoloo before setting a dOflnlto meeting date; Couacllmen qmd 6-1 wtlh lhe Idea, wtlh Mayor Al Coen lhe lone -tor. "I don1 feel anylhlne will come .of It. Why don1 we let the city attorney ex- plore possible laws. There is already an excellent line of communication between city and school staffs," Coen said. "We ought to move to ellmlnato the mayor from . such a meeting.'' quipped C.OUncllman Jack Green. 'lbe council action wu sparked by a letter from Dennis Mangers, president of the school boml of the Huntington Beach Union High School Disrlct. 'lbe letter asked the clly to curb the construction ol aew tracts by wbatover meana possible, to .llo!! down populatloa growth temporarily. Mrs. Gibbo, displaylng a clipping from a national mqaaine, told councUmen other dtlee are placing such curlll OD -- San Quentin Escapee Caught In Huntington A San Quentin escapee was captured without a struggle Tuesday in downtown Hwitlngton Beach. aftor police m!Jtook b:m for another man wanted on forgery chargu. Officer Larry Cilo wu on rouUne patrol It Walnut Avenue ud Main Street -be llpoltod Geo... Ila)' ClaocY stmllni oo tbl'ltml comer, pollco said. Clar.ey DI the f-ral dolcriptloa of a man waqtod In a rui. of iocat foratrlel, so O!Dcor Cilo uked the ompect for ldentlllC.tion. Clancy, 34, complied wilb the request without rulatance. A check wllh a statewide crime lnfonnthon 1emc. rtvealed he was not wanted for f~, but· was sought for escaping lut ~~ 11 from Saa Quealln prleon whoro hi .bad been aervlng a IOlitonco for robbery. Clancy, who was DOt armed, wu tben arreatod l!ld lhll t WU ottll bebli beld In Huntlnatoo . dty jiU; ... cording to police. on 'Misconduct' AIJhoulh. the ldealltlee ·of the escapees Wen! JD. Confirmed unW 8 lJOd cbect '!be Aaabelm City Council, ructlng to. was m,cle alter the polJce lctlon, prl!on a Graod Jury .._t OD allaged JDl!coo. official> bad said earller' In the n!ihl duct, ol. two top city olllcWe, Tuesday there was aa "uoomflnned report" that material. The -died lot •ladt of a llCOlid and was replaced by a ...tlon from Coondbnan Geiqe Scott tbat the appeal be moved to Dec. I. night ..i..r to ut tbe l1!fl' lo .....aJ all II pr!aoners bad eocaped. Information 11. possesaes on the land No daliige, other lhaa tllO llllrid bars, G M trllDSldlonl wblch ,..__, ~' WU appmfnL A .,,.,._.;a ll1f the ()or. uy . ·adison ----rectlone Departmeilt uld the lnniates ~ no lnvtotilatloo w• lnltta a1tor a malned peacelUI, 6al 'clizl "i. lot of Los . ........,, nm.. etory lat J .... ac-shouting ud mllllnc ammd." . H Id b p Ii cuoez1 City ......... Kellh Ml!!docb uc1 Tho _ bepn Mllllday -·a. "". e y o ce publlc -dlrector Tbormm PWlll1 mates reluaed to entor their cells ll1f the of prolltJac lhrougb real elllato In-10 p.m.·1octup. 'lbey_ljaln refuaed to be SAN JOSE.(APi -Guy lledlaan, mo-' ' .: ,;' ~.i:ere uld lhat the 1wa olllclals locked up Tuesday Dlgbt. 11oi1 p1cturo actor uc1 11ar "'-the 1lll0'1 Court F._inds Employe .·.,;· bad lnolde lnfoniia Wllltamo Aid .the -.., met wtlh ta!~ ll!riee "Wlld Bill m<kolt " -• , tloo 111 dty aonlq llnd blm ud eomplalqod ti. a l1'letD achidur· arrestocf alter ~..;..,; •• olI a '-ilooi In pubailUcble'!Wkalo the. movesa1"~.: .... ·11111 eel to 11 Into e11e.i next 'Wiet ..-.iiy a local cockWi~ pOltce ";y. · · · Guilty of Stealing ,. •• • • gener Pll~ the ~ Jnma•--·'d be locked In their .,.... Tuesday nlgbt, the motion directing lhe -~ w~ Macliaon, IO, -b O O t e d ll1f In-city attorney to contact the Onnd Jury celle wbeaever they were aot wottin& or vestlgetton of publlc dnnll:..._ ·Jn -the LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Ellen M. Dix, , led to 1 biller debato be-.citJ Cow>-attlllllq claeaes. He also uld the mea Tueeday n1,111 lncldtnt, omcen Mid., 18, '!IS -gulll)t 111-y ol·otaallnli; cllman WillilDI Thom aad Ma)'Or Jack told him tbey did aot want to be locl<ed PoUce eald •Medleoh, ,wbo .wu ~OD .~151000 ta aegottable bonds from a111er0 Dutton. , up aft.r 10 p.m. . . a buelneu trip, wu ordered out ·of a the ,_ of lier· aged employer, wbo ,... Dutton accused Tbom, w!IO. inade 8 Williams said he felt the lint abjection cocktall IOW11e at lhe Holiday hlll ~ too nemlgbtod to ... what Ibo """ second r to Ins the d was a legltlmato (rlevance which he after be became aolly aad abusive , ud doing .. • .. ney to '::" wtlh t" llata ~= would take up wilh hla 111perlon, but .Jhat fell off a bOr 'stool. He bellln wuderlng A U.S. Dlatrlct 'Court jury ·-hei,·: general In JnvestlgeliJlll \he ...,., of to allow lhe prlaonen -m of the tluooih tbe lobLy aad r.luaed to leave gullfy of stealing the boiidl from A. u,,: being a "grudstander, publlclty aeeker ol.~:~ .• !0 p.m. would be• "vlolatloa the preml1e1 -whereupon olllcen .... c. doM°!':!'; !::f:' .. Of the Made • O. o.Y:; an' puppet of the Anaheim lllllletlD." --"' summoned, police said. -' Dutton ca 11 e d Thom . "lhe -.-r=~===========~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:;:,. despicable person whom I have ever I Ill ( aerved wllh OD Jhla dty OCUDdl." Thom " replled In kind. Munloch followed the ucbann wilh a delenae ti. hla actlzml u a dty oftldal. He said be bed .......... --lhe aewepaper olory appeared 111 that Ibo Grand Jury .._t could bo complete ud objec:tive. · . · He called the IUbeequenl upraor the result of 11bmuendo and erroneous assumption.,, Valley Action At a Glmice Hetf! In coplllle !arm w lhe ,.. jor --~) nllhl by the FouDllbl Valley aty Coancll: ~: CO.-to Dec. I an appoal bJ llyalJ lni:. on Ill plam l<ir'I drlftin-. .. PAT: "*°""" il .,. por...i Pl1 nlle !Qr llz dty . .- beada. .' .IJTDJ'l'U!S:. Ordtnd all 111¥111 -pUcod __... .. 8lotor A-lrom Loi. Alainal Slnet to . Wl(d lltntt. l\ICION11:1 Approved the r1•11t;namn.. of propertf at ldlller -ud ~nt -lrom ....w lamil1 -tlal to • ollJlll lamlly Nldontlal plannod ......... I I - -· ' ( - Harts Sporting Goods Again we pause to give thanks for all our b/~ssings ••. John Hart Lynn Hart • " .. ~arts Sporting 'Good~-. " . I • I 1 .. • • ' :1 ' ., . ' ' I J l 4 • • . '.I ar th ~ .. di Y< le Ai ti II .. bi J b p ~ Ii c • n • • ) n i. 1 . ' ~ I . . • • . - I/ 0 Ur QUI,. Hons to Pal 0Uf\ft I At Your Smrict, OraftQe Cout DaUy Pilo~ P.O. Bo• 1$60, Cona MeJa, .ca.: 92626. Include !IO•,. lfltpllonc numb<r. , Tlaaakatl tlf .. GtlftU ' DE~ PAr: Our larnlly IDO'fOd to',lhis •• \ • H , T .... kspdng Legaqt • ' . ' DAILY I'll.OT , I • -• • • • . . • •• • .. Wild Bird ~r.e; ~ . ' -.... -.. • Tradition Lives_ ,, From Wire llmlctt federal omces, !clloolrand banb clalln( : • The Pllgrtma in Plymouth Colony 351 for (he day. • ! yean qo bad only four wild turkeys, Most •tores also cloee cm,tbe hollday. tc=.! c0m and other veeetables for their Employes in 21 Orange. c.ounty ciUes ·., f1n1 'llwWgiving. wW be given a four-day TbankJglvlng _ weekend, as will all school clJIJdreo. • But they celebr•led the end of·a bard Only the city haJIJ In La Habra, Los , , v1lnter by sharing llle1r nomegrown feast Alamitos, 8an Clemente, seat Beach Md with their helpful nelghbora, the IJldlans. 1rvlne will reopen lot b!lslneas .., Friday. • 1 Gov. William Bradford proclaimed the In additloo to helping the tur11ey i!ay ol harvest In 11111 a day ol lbanks. 00.lness, Thanksgiving alao helps -; Times have changed. And in· 1972, on port the ·cranberry growers. Tbe story ,..._ ~y. there will be few Amortcan goes that Pilgrims ate cranberriel In '· biinilitl celffrating In quite the UJDe their first feut and that tradition -n.d _} -· . throu&h .. American tobi<I -lB. • Although there are about one million The lodustry sUffered a teVtre aetbaet l~~ • area-ncen!l1 111c1 • nel&libor told me • t~an~IDSaa-~ wllidt helP*·":.1111h • ill!•lll""'Pll ,., l<l'VI-to ali6i ~din-•' """ .w1ui1lriiia '!!iioiify ~ ~ J wild blrds populaling 30 states, they are then after the secretarY of health, educa-· · OO!y common liflour: Tfil•, AJal>lma-, uon-and-weua .. -~--,,...-;-+ Pennsylvania and Florida. . killer used by. growers, ~ :~ dl~'f km"1'WF,e\10~1~ u '~' .. ti • "' " • • • -• , yo11 could find out. • View From ·the Top L.W., Hlltll'INGTON BEAtH I • ' I . -early jed 11 ..,..i.d by tbt . UC Irvine's new 95,!>Qekquare foot admirustration 1a1er-..!.111 :".........,;., c.-. · J.M building fr0ntilig on Gateway Plaza near Campus Av....._\'ldorlA. lil!J aemeote. Call l· Drive mov .. along toward fall, 1973 co~plelion. -..111• to mU:e advuce UT111pment1 This view from administrative quarters on the fifth floor of "the' UC! library ·sliows Irvine open spa~ ;md industrial complex lying north of the campus. The $3.8 riiillion building' will' free two complete floors of the library which hou~ administration. '• nd plu to pick ap yeor oervknula ... -.-... ~-.. ., . -. before t a.m. ll s.~aemea. • Re,.irBiU . DEA)\ PAT: Several moDtbl Ill' "" bougbt a home In Newport Beadl. The previous owner .iad Iba dlallw~r repliftd by certified ~1...,. of Ceola ~~ tt .... ov.r!lowlnl. About la month lalA!r. It overflowed apli>, We call certified and the flnn sent a man out. He was here five · minutes and removed -grapefruit oeeds. When he started to wrilA! out a bill I told him I -1c1n·1 pay jlecauie It .... wlll!ln the 3May .....,.., ... period. Now we have rOce!ved • iiuI for •1&.11 from a col· i.ciloo ·.,ency. WW yoti look into ttu! SUp,e,l-visors · Mull C~arges County .Caught Short · by p,.<>PQsition_';~~--..... , ' . . ! ' a.N;, NnPoRT BE.I.CH • ' "" I ' • :CerttW 6+'; I ,., •• ..., .. die .... , ............ n. .... ,...._ -• •10-Ille·- ................ mTJ •fttl' fnm ... -to -· EvtD If Ille _ _...~,.,......by yoa ortpu11y,•e1M1J-deeqa1ut m-..-111o ...... ~ =-:::~c:o~ -~· ...... by i.nI m/d"< ol lllM'ly\le '*Ill tell aa dlMel are .....-~ .. ~ ... . -I. . ' " I • ' ' . ,. ~ .,.,_ .. ' By 'JACK lladl!Acic county'• conlingency (m<rve) . funds, or lilll Dlllr'Hit""' board memben decided Tuesday. The need to updalA! Oraoge County's DlclWoro agreeil 'that his department general plans, tbe prol:)lems of the re-was swamped with wort brought On by qulremeo\ for ~vtroamental lmPl<I recent stalA! laws and court deClllollll. statemeilll, and the elfecl ol Proposition "We af!!'lrylng to clear the W Jani tq 20, the coastal lnlllallve, on county avoid legal actkJas sucJi as they ·are ... government occupied the Board of perienclng In Loa• Angeles Cowrty where =~· .rs for mod . of . Tuesday's thousands of .acres of dev1:lqpment.~fhave been stopped," be ~1nei1: .I. stalA! raw pasaec1 ·...., lime ago but Dlcklos<ln . adinltteci that Io cal not effective unw Jan. 1,.1973, bas led to cle'VtldPtfs Were ut.eavnj a'ffected" by a partial -oe. all IOPO changos and the neeesslty for hol!llnl·up·pinnlts until new tract maps until general· plans ' can general plans are updated. be upc1a1ei1. • -• • • Royce eoin, manager of the BuildiDg Tbe !aW, AB !IOI, pull Uletb In genonl' Illdullrj -liqo, lnlertuplell: "In p1ans by re<j1llr_lnl lbal "!bdivilioos and areas wbri land ·bis """' lil6ed f>r zoning _._..,,..,.. .. 1 wllh a a~· •• 'Uie ai.'i holdihg 'ioiie are general~ 1111.!l•li<'!" ¥U;., •. ·" ' · t.A•llolil i,n; •ti rtaaHINll6it1'· ,~ Coimtl\•~' sbOrt )>f.the!° C n ~ "N ~·~. ···-j~~-it;l _11tl'oi' new state mandate becl111t I woitlng. " e."',r!plled1~ · ~ • .~ ... -al. plq .w;~ l>taD ! idopl'll !"'. 'n;e.~ vo!A!it'.to ha"" J;l~ aqg •. mool 1n111. -;;Jij{ OJ; 1 • ; I -·~ ,,.. _ _, -=""" "'Olll"llahta 11'"' _"\tll,.,..__~ -~~~-~..--.., advice ,WOoulit,~Cotuwrlll~ KUfPll' bl@;~~ti.{ ! ~ ,,. ~·~ ·f', · =·~~~~t: . .!l1o1 • Ciliiii~....mr· ~ effect; • ~ ~ ••. • , !• •. ft~ .of1'M..Dr00tb.~·ecis o n lilt . 'l'Oesday·the ..-.... bow to speed l1lOlll!>; "<!' belng .. clarifled t!>ro\leh"• up tlie updating of ~ plans to Wt ~ .of . meel"il!i ,lid ween _th,<, -~lf.. the fneze u 11000 u ·possltile . counael, ~ beadl aflecuoo .and• ·DEAR PAt': My hu!hand. i! II.years County Administralive Olflcer Robert buJldlaf u\cmlry ~--. : old and !>at July he was --4 from a Thomu aald the Plaanlnir Dej)artmenl Sdpervilor Da~ L. Baker -1!oned canvalescellt . hospital .Jn 'E1Cooclk!o lo was ~ad lind .....,....nded that the !IOI\<;)'. of the.QO\inly In no1 l&i!ptini another ·iii ta.• Jollll. I am wortm1 .In an outsidt comut~ be, ,..i to updalA! apj>oOil 'to :'onVimimellta! linpacl ru)iiigS Costa 'MS& .1l!lil sel!m 'llna).le 'Iii get his the plaM. "1 I• • > ' ' ' by planners. , , , soctal itcurltr Checb *"I to him at my He advtseil that AB J3tll, althougb Kumr said tl!e, stall'• EnvlrooDiental ,....__ .... ~'Ibis ii wliat be .-.. ~•-ny efi.c:tm Jan, I, did 1191,• Quall' 'ty .(Ci o1 117D ,:llired' """'=I•( --The . "and""'' .... '-'checb ~·~-...... ::'beid~~land ~811>'~~\.~led~W =."'' ~ _ 1 ~p•c1 the Oclober check bu never arrived. I would be noeded to complete the coo-'At, ........ ,.illllslA!nC:e the board voteil notified both the hospital and 1\1" EICon-sulWil'I i/iUdY. . • 'f • 16'~~-to allow the b9ard dido ·JIOdal ~ .~J>f._JllY, "1sbes DI-hld"lold .aupervlsonl· a week' to.overrule ac;!loriS ·ot' the pJanDfnj con>- for a"cbange of addn!ss, but I iOI no ro-alio" thal A ·~--Colt ~bout' mllilion · ' . · · ply. Could.)'OU see.it this.Can be 11ralgil~-$11,iotl. • Fii!ids ·Will 'IJO•l>J<en fr6m 'the' 'The ~Viroiinienta\' lnipacl ita1'Dient ened oat! ' · · · · ' · · · ·' ,.PJO!,t, ~ cloudid .. becO.. ·II'" ~IA! H.P., S,\NTA ANA · ' Leplature ii now. ~With an;eodm.;,ts 11i 'tbe' . ' t liw "··IO ~1: ~S::. , ,8ig.gest Perper ~~~•tenior ~ ~-and -----~· ....._ -.is PrQp. 29, pr\)perly ,ca!IA!d the Calllomii ""'"' ~ • · • • ._. ' ~ CoistaJ Zone COn.erv~tioo A~ lnitiatlve', ~~".':~~ .. ~ .For ·Holiday =.a~~~b)ecl 01 discussion by r~ YIO-" UV!' 00.. lalormed ' Kuyper repoi!ed . a IDOW\tain ol tfuot yeor --U. 1" at::=,.-., The DAILY PlLOO' will publi!b papOiwork COUid be neceuary to comply permlaloo fer a clluc• of •'· nd • the largest newspaper in its history with . the e1eclora~ la'!. i1Jt ,.eq...i. hr a ir-r .. oo -•111181 Thunday.· '.!he Thanksgiving edi' cowity·revleWed tracl Q>IPI within five cbeekl Were any adlaa cu.lie lakea. lion will top 1iO _, -mliei of the "'*" ind all Mftloprnent Tiie aee111aiy ,..,.. .. blfltll -to Tndlllonally, the Thanbgivlng plans, public or prtvalA! mllll be' senl to y0o hr y.r ......,.,, 11(1 t10e. U lllil edJtion Jdcb oU the Otr-as the re(ioeal commtsaloo set up by the "ea"""'"'dMI" pnll'm cemdcr 111 shopping aeuon and '11tunday'1. law. . . , , · , -yaa.-atbttonu,lelme-. boUday' -. '.-'1thl DAIL¥' "A11oppooe0uofProi> .. ll·aftuOd.llefore illaU and 0a•parenl bOdY'ln 8ac:ramen18 for. the eollre stai.. . . The .1"""1 , ~,bas jurtsdlclioo over bOe Abgeles and Or~e COU11ties~ "Oevelopnient," Kuyper said, "Is looeely. defined . by the°" measure but ,..... to include actions by public qtn- cles u ...U .is individual> and corpora- tions." The coastal · init!aUve, 1!1!lik• Al! )301, doeo not · lmpoee: ao aboolute i,_ on bulldl•R ~ but , _copies of each oeimlt 1"'i<d. by '1oea1 gwl!(JllDOnl· 111l!il be ;.r,1 to the ~... Beginning Feb. 1, however, no permits in the l1fMI0- 31ar,d (' f.?81, ~caa , , tie Lssuect. ~wltboUt ctearanio. by tbe.~n .. '· "GEM. TALK · f ·: \. . ' TODAY by J. C. HUMl'HRllS I PlLOO' wiD live up 'to the tradlllOll. the N~:'""'· the acl Ill vague In I .,,, Much of Its bullt will be com" many • . . ( ~OWN . ; , • , .. Viele ·prised of • ~ -and . Bill one . tiiliii ts· eertlin.: !IOgioning Many .. mercbants haw ' fo:iaken 1 f special -wtlh ad,.t!led · Fellntary 1• any penoa planaln( a deftl· doW11town areas for shopping cefti. 1 DEAR PAT: A!IA!r writing a etter o bargalm and~leatin -and oement within t;tl!JO yards of the water· ters 0· u'lsltte the resldenff81. ·centers objection ·to various members of the ~ on • Unule!lf'to llld other • • . front will be requited io Otitaln a par!!lil Newport Beach city government hierar-upec1a of Y season. , .... from the coastal consftvatlon cOinm).. they served. chy about the darkening of lights on my • ----~-------'-' "Jioo. There are sli such bodieJ In the · ii o w e v e r , most independent street In response to the complaint of • · el b ained centrally anoth~r household the' street above mine , ., .A. .A. .A. l•JN ers ave rem , brl • th t 1 w w >< i""ated within the communities that the light art too gut, e II ree >¥ . friim which .~f draw their CUSIO-~aOr~~!! I~~~~~ Second :Bill :fM Roll Back m;:re are I~ reasons lor 14• me tbal seYeral bouseJ must BUifer ~ • • •· ! • reluctance of the inde--'-t partial pn"~"'" at •""'t-"'•that one • • · -.. • · ....-id. __ . ..... dra • ' • e -. ' ' • jewtltr to move away from bia '~*~1::1~~t~sy~te~ .1"11 nn.r t Aciw.·. ri. ll' .1 •1~:....~ .. ye.d =~·1.!iu:,i'!!'and'Tf a~e·~ u 1111 nol utlllsed, this would seem to be •• ,., r ":'"'...,.. !JI w~ offer> better oemce pri .... ..:---i.i...-. ... • etentatioa 1 -Id .... ... .,\,.. ~ .. .-. ·• 1 • ' ~ lower'--'. He is alto lax•._, "'-'"""'" ~ . , ,4 • •~• _..;a.:1:~~~:: ~(AP).-A ay llllllill '·iinpac1 ~la 'on17 '1pr P.bUeIJ sonal Yia=eof~lllelllejl~~ J!t =lion a --· bal aw""'1 a _,,. WI ' flnlllO"I ... ~ . IH!SI, and by mnammt downlown . w.J., NEWPORT BEACH dz ..... 'dll 1*ct tllt -...ao .. tla!"· ~1'~=~ 11111 a belter (I04111on lo kMw bil Tom PMiUpl npeo-11 ef Ille Slato !lipl'lllll Oourl ~ 11111 /fl>-for a _.~I on the ~ unjlr and what bil cuslo- Ne"'" _, Utilities lllfonmlll, •~ lmpaol •-.,. re-' lllch u ithat1 propl!lld bf Walib. Some men wan . ' ' -,.. to tolef',.. lllm II ellr 11111. qulrad balore Ille ........... ol ~ cillM ~ve llopped iaulnC building A firm dlabellevtr 111 "absentee lit 11 ._. II -_......, 11111 ,_ ' prlvaMIJ -'"°jecla ~ ,....-i penii4' uitll the feeal ~ an "-""'" " the lndt--0.til ~ dW oot -yWI tolep.111 -II The -Go•611-lllJtpn'n ..... , Ciarifltcl and the coiiotruclloe lobby llfS U••N"Wf'• """"' 0 _ 1_. _. ..,. -• t11o 1wo ... , Committee voted N _, to aPll"'i the llalo'• _1111 ii llnalenad by the tr II u1ually at lht lton and a ~ -Iii ...,,.. 11 ,_ ._. 'bll 1>7·Son. Larry Walsh (f}ffun~ cour'. ruling. • watchmaker on duty. This permits Tiie 11111 city pr-.,. ''tie ~· Park). Tiie -wwld eninjl\ A •lmilar bl1I by AaemblYman John Immediate estimate• and roptdn street upt -plalatl 11 to Ir)' to 11111fY privato ....-ili!tl Jll'ljtcll from hav-. Knox (0.Rlchmoncl), alntdy has cletred for both watcbes and Jewelry. al per1111 ,__.. Tiie dly wtl ...,,. inl to wbmlt the lmpaot statemenls until ihl .u-biy and Is belon the 8onate Parkin& Is no longer a probi.m tJPIO 11 11ae ..,.-11 a -" 1'111 • "'1or itune 1, 1m • ~ · -OOllunlllee. Tile K.-bill 11 of the downlliW11 lndepenclent Clllly : Commercially grown turkef! have could cause cancer in eq>erimeatal ... 'grown In popWarlty, with about 121.4 anlmlls. The great cranberry _. ;-_' ,mJlllcm. of th( do!jlestic .brand being .sold came just before the important holldo)' ,: 'thlt: year, up seven percent over a year ~ason and much of the Cf'OPI were ~ ago. destroyed. . ,q . The commercially grown fowl , while B~t crant>t:~ sales bav~ picked up .·~ r.ot as hiltorically accurate as their wild agatn . and 1t LI now estunal.ed that cousins ooce killed by settlers \vith AmerJcans conaume ~about a pound of ; .. bl~.,belp keep alive the tradi· ~~sb""l:: ~,re;;· on the t1olial Thanksgiving dinner. Tbanksg'vlng tabl of Pr<lldent Richard - The naUonal holiday ~as finally set as Nixon ~ursday n~tit when be eats with .,.. the fourth Tburaday m November l>Y his family at Camp David. ''i Cor.gresa l:D ltfl. For three years prior to : President Nlxoo and bil entire family,-:~ that, ~dent F~ln Delano Rooeev~lt exCept for aon-in-law David FJ1enbower ~r ma&: 1t the third Thursday 1 n who ls on Navy duty in the Mridtter-.. , .... November. ranean will speod the day -iitTiiie"· a-edited with. revi•ing the custom l.1 presi~tlal mountaintop retreat for tbe 7' UICI after almOol 50 years of no 111eh first ume · • celebratloll ii Sarah J. Hale, who con: In additioo to fresh cnmberry llalad "!. vlnced ·President Abraham Lincoln to . mold, the Nt.on family tradltioDal lnellu ,:'. m8b 11 a Dltmal,day ol thanks. will include rout turkey, bread drealnc.,, bad-enjoyed-only-g1blel"-gravy;-Wb.ipped patalOOlr·•ll"'Oll.,-. --+ sporadic oelebratloll after· the Pilgrims peas and onions, minted 'pean, ·bot din· · fint gaV. ootlee In lGt until 17111 ner rolls, and pumpkin pie with wblpped -. . when President Georp Washington pn>-cream. • claimed the first naUonal Thanksgiving While some Americans enjoy other ~ on Nov. 26. menu items, including ham or roast beef,.: CUrrenUy, the C\L!tom ls kept alive by the turkey still will reign on most tabla traditional family feasting and by the in celebrating American housebo1da - practice of all . cit), county, state o.nd Tbui"sday. ' Coast Churches to Mark ' . . ~sgi~g With Rit~s -. ' .. . ~. vlng will be eel~ated In a Cip1-no Beacl> with a 7:30 .~ice · v~ rlf 1 both ~\anti 1.Jilr.,;,w1' 1-ibe_ CIUrch,''. is at 35522 Cltnino .:· u-1*id0i -lhll ev•'"•'Od'.~ ..,.,.,..." ••r• --. C.:plslrlno llld U-attending on 11>-:' da~ ~~~~ iii vile\I to Hilng ......i godds or llol loods ··; N~. lllllcli • ··mi ••t i .foe \l>l t,ln~,Sprvice c.nter 'Ibo ~ ~ o.; ~It lllf. 'iil'.lw.11 sermon Is "'11ie Art or Thanlrsglvlal." ~ with the Rev. Don M.lddM preaching 'on l'rlnee of , Peace Llilheran diun:b • "Fout '.l)fank·Yous, and the F,:irst, Tlii'ee with a Thanksgiving Day pageant 1t t 1 DoQ'.t,.Couirt.," The ~ ii at IOO St. and 10:30 a.m. services. Alidrew's Road . Newport Unity Church, 15th and lrvlne, • st. John lhe 'Dlvlne Epilcopal Church, Newport Beach. will eelebralA! the day of" 200 Orange Ave.; Ceola Mesa, ailo will thanks with a 10 a.m. service Thuniday,. hold a 10 a.m. semceon Thanksgtvlrig. sennon by the Rev. Loren D. Flickinger.~ Four area Lutheran churches will In San Juan Ceplsttano, the Com-• celebrate the hollday : munjty PresbylA!rian Church ts gathering '. -Lutheran Chureh of the master, 2900 food and money for Casa Blanca Home of ~ PaclHc View Drive, Corona dei Mar, with Neighborly Service. ·• a 7:30 Bervlce this evening. The St. Ml\fl< Prelbyterilil Charth, • J...Glor!a Del Lutheran Cburcll with a 10 2!00 Mar Vista Drive, NeWJ*1 Bwh, a.m. Thunday oervlce. Gloria Del' la again will ._ its cantlllDpanry located at 33501 stoDebill Drive, Dana "Love Feast," beginnina •t 11 Lm...: Point. • Thai1bglving Doy, < -Faith Lut}leran Cllllch of Cipillrano · . A short musical oervtce will be held • Beach, Ula! Callej\111oi, with a,,..... followed with a feast of .-, "!!!">l day oervlce 1110:"' a.m. 1 salmon iod fresbly baked ~d. 'l'hO, -Chrill Llllllenn i: b U r c h of public is lnvl~. How to .-.make MQney (loo• b-'lf!'l) M•k1ot1o-..it.t ... _kh>hoi-.T..,_. .......... i.. .... 1-14 .... t ,.,.,,....., ... ,...,. .......... ..... t ...,.., •• 1kk1" ••• 1 •• t., ~Jet ..... Cola,..., ............ -.. ...,. " .. , ........ •hi..,. .... olol lifto,C..O ........ __ "'!'"'_ .... ,, J. (~ J/umpkrie6 Jew/er6 1 Hl NEWPORT lt,VD., COSTA MESA , ' . .. • • ::l ~ • .. • • " .. .. . .. .. .. .. H 11...., Ille ,.....i Is nll4. ....... 'nll hlO.cotlt ntlld Id Soptenber beln( ........., oplJOled "1 con-ind as.far as our location ia con- r,.. -Ille two ..,,., .. --that ihl ilatemenil ...... •at'*ad by lhe --Wilo Ill' b -.. -11 cerned, we•,. "o• the way to COIMHllNT TllMI • '"'"'-lunl -...... ~· • ..... -••mt to Ille ....... oot... EllY'•cnnental QuaillJ Acl" '"'· UntlJ fUrlber !Illa ..... a --on ev.ywhere," and Intend to .. "YIAIS IN TllE SAlll UX:..TlOI< -141-1401 lerlal -,.-al al(lil. u the Mlllnl, bo-. the Law had , compllanct w1lb the . -1 l~~ln~--"'------~!!!!! II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!~~~~~~!!!!!!!"! ..-w1ll be made. generaHy 'been COllllrued u roqulrlng Quality Act. I~ · so. "" '· ' • -. -\-....... I ·r • • ... ·--~ 'i f "DAILY PILOT ... _ Fresh Ott AssemfJly Une Four international airlines representing six Euro- pean nations receive the first two Series 30 versions of McDonnell Douglas DC-10 in Long.Beach. Partict- pating airlines were KLlll Royal Dutch, Sclndlu- vian Airline6, Swissair and UTA French Alrl1nes. (See story, Page 19.) Plot to Peron Reported Troops Crear Street in Front of His Residence BUENOS AIRES (AP) -~·s nilltary government r.pcmd late 'llltS- Jay tbat there wu a plot against !ormer Jictator Juan D. Perro. lt aent police and Nation OliServes 9th Anniversary Of JFK Slaying Compiracy Charges Dropped on Magee SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Conspiracy 0.barges bave been dropped agalnll San QuenUn convict Ruchell Magee in the 1970 Marin County courthouse shootout in ·,,hich four persons, including a judge, "'"' killed. Superior Court Jud(e -R. Colvin cJropped tile COllllpiracy dwp 'l'llelday oo a motion by Aloi. CoUlom1a Ally. Gen. Albert Ham. Jr., who'aald It md .. _..., the trial oonsiderably." troops to clear the street in front of his suburban residence. Some 1,500 Peninists who bad ptber<d in front of tbe tioux. De'fflm!D and 30 sell«yted Penmlst bodyguards were driven fr!!IJl tbe tree-lined street by several hundred poUce c:arrying gas- gr.nade rilleo. Nelgbhon were adviaed to remain In their homes. Early t<>day more tban 50 heavily armed police were stationed In front of Person's house and Delll'ly 500 more were patrolling the neighborhood. HEANWJllLE, RICAROO Balbin, bead • .. • "'~ 'FB/7 ~·s taken the ,_ from my whistlflf' of the Radical pll'ty, came to Peron's house Tueoday r.r tbelr·tmrd -erence. The Peniolsts are the largest party1n Argentina and the Radicals the ltCOlld largest. Together they are believed to coolrol nearly 65 per<ent al the voles tbat miglll'be' cast ln ......... acbeduled nert March II by the military eovem· menl Balbin, questioned &lier the meetln(, said that he and Person bad -'"""' to discuss "C0"80lldatlon of the election pro- cess." Asked if there miglll be a l\adlcal- Peronlst alliance, be replled, "Penln did no! propooe It nor did L We bavt mutual respect '" The' iladicals reflmeci ~ months ago to join a PeronllHrpnbod National Civic Liberaticm Front and Balbin staled again Mmday that !Ill -woold act lndepe»ieot!J and not ponlclpole In all)' "election front ... Finch Announces .. t ·- He'll Seek '.High Office in State WASHINGTON (UPI) -·LcJac-time presldentlli-Robert R. Jl'lllCh .anll °"' dlrector '! !Jie" wlo-aamcy, ACT- ION, bavt decided to leave the ad- -by the encl al tbe year - both pal.u,iy to seek -office In Callfoniia. Flnfh. President Nlxm's flnt BEW ae<retary wbo bolds the Cabinet-nml:· job ol pnsldentl8i ........... told lbe Willllnl\OD Post be JIOUld return u ex· peeled to Cllifomla lllil -nDlllng fer gotaDUt Or u.~ ..or. I A ..,..._ for Joaopb R. Bla\dlford aid be bad resigned ·-•Dec. SL 'llleBla'~ ~ .... :;-~ mayo~i:'~mON ..,........ said lie -·DOI conf1nn this, ' I• ' ' The Post quot.cl Fln!lt ln a t.Iepbone Interview from Los Anieles lbet be had suggested to Nixon that his post be 8bol:isbed when be leaves "in the in- terests of making the C&blnel smaller." Flncb bas been a close friend and adviser to NIJOn r.t'many years, Flncb said be undentood another GOP prospedile candidst. for Callfomia governor when Ronald Reag1n retired, Stale Assembly Leader Robert MGaagan, woold be named to a blgb position In Wasblngtoa. I Thanksgiving Eve Stormy Mississippi V alwy, Great Lakes, Get Snow • U.S. Lose.s Two 'Planes ' . 5 Downe,J, in 3 Days; VMt Bombi~g Heavy -~ .... WOON IVPI) -'l1le U.S. 9w11...i ... -11• ~ .,..,..1111.bllng their crews to lodo1 fll B ... lbe ,._ al two -AJlollllllr Ibo -eonlod aut allOlll "bllnd" wtin Im aopbiltkaled _. .... _,,,.,r .... .::;::r;: •llilku~tboday,tbo-·'""' ~ ,, lo IM 1111 ti lllOid ln aald, al1 al -...U .,.. 1M • In Ibo """"" war, military lfXlk_.n 1be Piil llne .... Cll(e Gt tlla pluio hnllll lllllll Ml llJ Pl r114aat 1111rmr 1111 aald tlron -"heavy" action ranging -I '11 ...... nu ...... be lei -• I ...... 111 ·-........ lbe JoaC!li at Saolh Vlolliui,wlth both I ~. .._ ... __ "lrl>'# ildoi MMltlil to -u'rllpcb terrain as ,,,. -.. _... _.. . »pollibll befani ally ......&e t' bamber -'lllilUY llFd 1o41J ALTllOUGll t11o 1111 ...... 1111 .... tlocland. -' ...... ---lo -l,JID nib' ..._ al1 -ktr l' '• tilt -'-In Quaac Tr! -lace. c-untsts -al -... 41_..i ap11111 -iald lbe ·•lw• lodl1-. o1aJnmed 1,CDO artillol'J QI mortar Corn...,1'1 larl04i la ilie -1-a -martt ... Hanlr ~ lbeill tnto ,,_, illlrlne and panhond!a The ......,... aald 41 pl-. l'lldi. paratroop JIOllU... ,_ tbe 'Clpltal of tocill: port ta tbe ratdl, lbt niQre thin lbe lllrv' al 1111 ollaer raldi t-.,, flown Quan« Tr! dly. It wsa the 11th con-~ llllbo al All· II, Oct. II ml u..oup 111\'PJ 1Nolller ~ _.. l!Ocutfve day of lhelllng, the 6atgon com- Nov. 4. • \ corrled aul.,,,. nu.; l!lrim a r9dor mud aid. THE nu WAI the farrlll al the """8- win& pa.. .... --the eoq. trownlol,... .... lolubid to _... ~Mm ta .... s111 tr .... '1111 cta- ald It --!illlP* the loca-tion wi.a the low> lbllc nu -down m1 .... -...... lbecmdltlaaal lbe two-mm onir. In Banght, a U.S. Air ra..e ar dubed whlle attan1oltng to land late Tuesday at Nakorn Pbanom Royal Tblt Air Bue, ldlllng two crewmen and In- juring eight. ' THE lAlSS of the two American planes followed the downing al tbrte Fl Pllan- tom jets over llarth Vletnain, 'lllalland and Laos earlier this week. Of the six F( crewmembers, the command said. one was mis!l.ng, two were killed and three Record $11,000 Paid for Wine LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Los Angeles 111111 plld a worta.-..i·prii:o 'l'llelday for a bottle of wine, purthasing a jen> beam al lllateau Mouton Rothscblld for $11,0llO, .-• ._ud. 11'e wine, an 1l7U vintage, was purdJaaod by Marion Jluspoli at an au0z lion beld "' belp --ta of art damapd ·by Venice floods. 'Jbe auctkll WU held simultaneously in Loodoo, Parts and IM Angeles. Bidders were coanected by a sat.lllte television hoot .. p. The oldest bottle al wine, a Jerei Napoleon bottled In 119t, the year Napoleon was born, aold for $900, opot...., r.r Sotbeby, J>arte.Bernet said 34 Chicano Students ' Released Fl'QDl Jail SANTA CLARA (AP) -The M Mex, lean-American -aneotal u ~ -at the Untvtniltjl ot ~ Clan bave been r.leuecl fnb the """" IJ jail on tbetr own ~ Bber> Ill's ofllcerw ...,.n. Tbelr unot came 'l'Uesda1 &lier they bad blocked the tUtiw to the afl. mlntstratlon bulldtni and locked the scbool'• prestdmt In the olllce. Mean Thieves Steal Fixings SAN ANTONIO (AP) -'l'bte9ts swooped down ... the home ol ......... Carlolta CUtDlo and tocill: the tngrodtmll al ber 'l1lanbgMng -'l'llelday .. pottce said. Mn. Cutillo told police barglara enlered ber bouie while illlo WU at . -·-They toot • turl:ey and -mlnp lbe purdJaaod with her N o v e m b e r aid-tc>tbe-blind cbeck, .... said. Sbe said her nut assistan..! cbeck, her only Income, ts not due until the second net of December. Prof • ID Tr.••p• -Alert I •• 7 lsr~e~ Se8Is Off Heigh~ After Battle With Syria By TM "-la,tod Preol The laraell Anny -off the Galan Heights ap1n today 11111 bpi Ill troopo then ... fllll alert ln Ille -al tbelr big battle wtth Syrian r.rces Tueoday. · The laraell _.....,., Aid Ille ploteau, whlcb Israel aelied from Syria In the 191'1 war, was "quiet but in&enae." An Israell rommancler admitted lbell· ing six clvillan ~ to make U" amples al •tbotn Uing 1111 bltlle with Syrian lores ,.._, .. Bo Aid be ,... acting on orders from llllbs' up. The abelllpC WU intaJd&d 11kJ give the Syrians • lip! that tbe)I -"'""' sbt!Hng our clYiliaa ;w.,...11," a leftiar eorn11m1M toW new.,.. 'rill.tin& the battle 1011e on the Golan 'HllPls- "WE MADI: AllOOT JO to SI lilts -thevill•-Wbo lives ln them! Poor ~J:"i'f.-"'"'"e. Lsrael hit tlie ~ &lier Syria fired on two liraeU civilian outpoots, llilllng one civilian and Injuring tbree. the of· fleer said. One = aoldter allo wu ~~:..ii nie..itlement. i.1er lbeUed a The clgbt-l>our air, tank and artllluy battle along tbe Golan plateau ,._., ended at dml:. It was -tile -tllil month and one of. the MIYlellt el+>.._ along the froatler """" the 1117 -· Israeli plues ··-Ibo -. wbicb the 1lnell a•n••nd 1114 wu in mallatim 1ar the pladtng a1 mtneo 1n the Golan 1i111bts by Pa-a• ..... rillas from s,rta. • " ,, ... Judge Bars:CBS~e~Sbt~n . -. -~ . ~ ~ . , I Fr~~1 Striliing-With Union ·i • ~ ,\ NEW YORK (AP) -The debut al a :!t wt!'-:-~.~=.~! order efledmly Cnlnmbta Bnod- cfllllnl Syatom -from,~ their -·· ordot to -picllet ,llnea al llriklng ,_ ... Tbe famtllor face of Roeer Nodd. IUbltltullng lor croattte, .flDod the ICl'ftD a ·tbe oetwoct'1 e"ft!Di:ll, Dftl program bepn '!'lleads1. ~ ts remvertng from illfllO'l' to ..,,... a mWI beol&D -In bll tlroal. N•mkw per-. Wbo bad been rtheanlnc to take over !be pn>gram, u Af1!0ld -did r.r Qunttte during the 1111'1 strike, stayed In the wlnp. . e SOWler Auust1Nde4 BELF'AST (UPI) -Gamnen ap- parenUy armed with alleqced pla!ols assaMina~ an U1lter mllU\lm•n e1r1y t<>day while his wife and children slept pea<eflllly In tbelr home a few feet away, Prison, the anny said. • The part-Ume lflldler, a member of the Ulster~ Rqlment (UDR), died In . ' ( . IN SBOR:l' ••• ' ) a omall .map IO' mlleo -of MfMt,anakny~~. er.ne11e ... •1anet1 WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Air Foree, contending fln1ber action -not niTanted, bu 1dlml"M'd ~c b<&r g es brougbt by an enllated man agJtnat Gtn. John D. l'..avelle and II other Air Force men over lbe anauthollaed bomlllng of North Vietnam. " ' ' Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans Jr. announced bll' decision 'l'llelday on lbe ·comjllalnt llled fa dsys urlter by SCI. Lonnie D. Franta, tbe -who --lbe llleol air -.. Prlter thta ,.... ln a letter to Sen. lllrold E. Hqlm (lH ... a) . · • stAiet Pr1ee .....e. NEW YORK (AP) -The _., No. Researcher Keeps Mum on Papers , -~ bu jolnod Ibo lorpot, U.S. Steel, In __.mclng a -price i-t wbtdl could puah up costa In the -· madllnery and .-ve BOSTON (AP) -Stripped 11J the courts al his claim to a<adomtc prtrilep, Horvard Prof. Sanmel L. p.ptln bas been -to jall far rei..m, to ..._ tbrte lfand jury qu-about the releaae ' ol the Pmtagcm Papers. The SO.year .. td Uoistant pro!esaor of goy-~ wbO_ ealtsted the ualstance of the presldmt of 1fllvrd ~ty In a lut..ittch '*"\ hea'llll, bad been bat- Wil( 'l!itJj the .......... t and the - grand ~':!t:""'" Auptt, 19'11. lndUstrtes. ' Bethlehem Steel Corp. on 'l'llelday an- ...._. price btkai oqulnlent to an -price hlb of~ I.I pemot, Betblebem Aid. e 2 Iereu la A-rtl SEOUL (UPI) -i!OUth and North Korea today agreed ln l"'!nclPte to. create • joint aaen<Y, to de&! with the l'Oblent. locatlnl Hpanled fimlly meml>en In - the d!Vlded country. Oa . y J=W. Arthur GatTlty denttdlnollcm ··--· ... 11 ~-llorollC.Bot, to -a ..,,..,.,.,. --llJ Gan111 Matcb 21 ·ln U.S. Dlitrlct Court. A sOuth K ..... ~ aid an O!· ftclal --lide will h&ve wortlng-level contact In Seoul to ~ the projeded otpnlDtlon. .. • • ,l I "" Juda alao -to ._.. ... ...ua.. iii the lal1 -' 11lt Harvard fl!l!lrds, .... ~ =r.:!~==-bod --• to a U.S. ~ -ln the d8J -lbtl Ill Cftutt Court al "-11 1¥""*1 bill 11111 all ear1iis 1&111 cl tlile ..... I I 1m1. Followftw Iha -,. Poi*tn - -u a f-.f pit_. to the llorlOllt Oouoty Jail In Dedham. In ..taled action, ~-attameys In IM..,.._ ll1Utd tbet Vice _,t 8ptro T. ~ pnjadtctd ,,..... In the T... i:' :!iet Elllbers 1nc1 An~ alao Af they plan to •k dtsmtiul al eoplonage, cclillplreq Ind lbefl cllarps beca-al "allefed .... _ IN llOUTI TO PllllON ..,_, L. l'.,id~ l"JYd IDntiltl) m.llCOnduct Jn connection 'frith thll triaJ." U.S. Dllb1ct °""1 Judp Mitt B1tne aid be bope4 to -the tllal Dec. ,, I I DAILY PILOT D~UVERY SERVICE -" ... Dolly l'llot It ...., .. \ltd ,,,.,., .... " " .,.. ....... .... ..... " a..,. ............. "" ...., .. .,.,...... ,..,c.,.--.. .... ,, ..... ......., ... .....,, ._ "" ..... """'" ""'""'· ................... .,. ....... . .......... 9ll't' .......... .. .,...roe. ............. M, T tltflllolla ......... c..My.,... ....... ...... ................. --•1r••-............. ,,. ..... ~-==-.................. _ .... • ~ I i ' •.. . - .tut-dltda Effort Tax Reform Plan ram lt tbrougb the Le(islature, Moretd aays. 'l1lo .., to the plan'•.,,.,.. erty tu rellef feature -the ~-r tu mmption - bu -droppod -fl.llO to 11,711 a ,... to provide an .. Soy Bean· On Yours? LOS ANGEI.F-5 (UPI) -K\n1 s. -and Alan Haber brought a Ill million clall -· tull _, agl!nlt five movie tbeatar chalm and 1,000 John~ on beball ol everyo111 who em popoom at the movies. ..~ Designer Don Loper Dies ' SANTA MONICA (AP)-"I lino lncluded clolhlnc epparol Lopar e •a C'I e r a l e d on!: design llmple, undmlated &r -aod women, Loper •llrhUy w b e n be "' , clolbel beca, use I believe at.-allo ~mu"bMd a prestlglous swered, "We make a nk\ aleeve for $350 •. " lentloo thould be focu8"d on a Une ill -Jes f r o "'.r;;;;;;;;;;;mij;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., I ........ , fa<e and peraonali· bllld1'erdllllJ to jewelry and ty," famed Hollywood fuhlon toi\111'*· deolqer' Don Loper ooce 6-"""'°""" l hi> remartect.• ~ couturier 8 Sf.Ion '11 lbe fl1st thing !'OU notice ..... -llars a n d socialite& , BUILD YOU• DOMAT'°"'l TO HOA• HOSPITAL H•UI ,-. aUM.D A NNI COM- 1"1.mft MalMUL CSiilTt• TO t•llV• YOU. Is wbat a ..-man ia wearing, AaUd once about his prices, the otyle ls a mlslflke for her .. -~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I The secret of geooine ctUc is an emembJe eHect in wtucb no llogle article can be Iden· ··· s estra $.11 mJIJlan annually for ::· . uspect ~~ty ..... -11._ '.!:~.'" told uned." . • .,....,.. 1o111 •-1 Loper, whose 111linple" -.,, • He said !bat woo1d ...._.the -arid Haber, In their &uit flied In ~ court, claimed popcom- eaters are defrauded dally. because the y e 11 o w substance squirted atop the eon "ii oot real but--ter, 11 but IDJDethlng m.cle from ..,. bean. oil to taste ., AZJ ·_ --but expenalve, aomeUm,.· up ... iegedly· ~i=.1:= mil::'~~ to 12.1.000 -11y1es,.,.. ...... and tbe toC8I new lllite -· ~ by sucii nolable cir_,, ao < for local -to '311 ..__... ____ __.;....;.__, Marlene lllelrtcl!. G l n g er D • • d million pir ,_ • ltogus and Lana Turner, died isguise A Pl~ ' -' In Repo rter·· ' Tueoday nlibt at SI. John's motor vehlclo reglltralloa,feea Hoipltal here. He was 15. like bQtter. OAKLAND (AP) -P..iled bu -~to·gtve llOS A lloopltal apomman &aid In a bllam d!JgWe, foniie< millloJ> In tu relief, · 1 Loper was admitted Nov. 4 for Hell'• Al!g!ls leader Ralph Moretti . '!he orliloal Granted on 1ll)dlscI<l8ed ailment ea... Pants, Skirts "Sonny'' Barger used a plan -qat "1 fl4ogan of death "" not lmmedate1y Sweaters silencer. equJpped "ba,,,.... and tbe llemocratlc ~er dlJc:Jooed. ~ gun" to kill a T<xu totaled fl.2 blUm. • R • . Funeral ammgements were 4 9 c nar.otics dealer lalt May, ' Moretti (V..~an·Nuyl) talk· epr1eve ~: In partnership with aays tbe prosecution In tbe ed to reportm after a clooed· O>arles Notlbrup, waa lbe ~ '' ~:..1 .. ~~.and three , :ru~u:ta::'e: LOS ANGELES (UP!) heHladll~f·ab~.:"Jllioom't.!:'t':oa1) the reaSUry o:· In bis ope"'•• statenient '-'••to patcb •-ether a bill Reporter William Farr, faced ~~ "1~~ -& ·~ indererminat .• Jbus~to~eas:!a~t~tbe~~tim~e~o~fBbis~~============.,.~-~w~-~~~==========~I "'i:-~y. Donald ·w byte, that will win approval Jn both· wi an e sen-death. While most< o. f bis ... Alanleda Coonly d e p u t y -.. '!he Drigillal meaSllre tence for relustog to reveal ".; dittrict attorney, said Barger wu approved by t be the source of a story about the •.· ahol Servlo w. Agero, 29, Assemb(y blJI went to tbe silc-M8WIOO family, was ordered •: ..,..-ed guoline around tbe man«:omniltlee after ·11 failed back to jail Tuesday, lben .,. Oakland bills home where by two votes In lbe Seoale. given a last-minute delay. Agero's body was found and It was only 3o minutes to ael It on rire. . MOIUl'ITI SA I D tbe Farr's deadline to surrender . • ,.. Whyte told l!lo anperloi< • package was just one wte wben SUperlor Court Judge '' court jury tbal llarl!B' "°"'a-lbOrt of Ille l'I Senate votes JI Charles IL Older llayed hi• • .., wig and bonHtmmod ~ -. It mull 1e1 lw<>-lhlnls' ...,.. ordero to oend lbe .,.. Ind awered hil flee witll approval In both.-of !be newsman to jail. 0 Id er •"; polntod ocan the JllPI of >the Leglllame -.. It ,,.. to ICheduled another bearing for !lay 21 killing. Reagan'• -· . nu\ Moodly • .. ~ James Crew, B~ r (.er' s -JllOdlcled n-ac-. "I om very grolelul !Or .tbe • ; coczrt...appointed a t t o r n e y , lion next Monday; IAwmakers stay,'' Fl.(!' aJd. '1 get to • .. denle•Hhe allegallom. ptsn to qatr far tbe year on spend 'l'hanUilvtog at home." , :• Dec. J. Older and Farr, 11, bave BE llAID Richan!' Ivaldl. a Sen. lfichola.s Petris (D-been tovolved In a tesl of wllls ~· key prosecution W-. wu Oakland) declined to sign tbe and legal pnnctples for 18 i! actually responsible for the committee's report on the months over Farr s refusal to w• I.laying and is now atiempting package, Moretti said. name the sources of his story. ,A. "dump" the char-on tbe olher defendaoi.."'.° In Critics, including P~. FARR SP-ENT four hours ':· addition lo Barger, 32, Sergey ~te .~!aimed, m· thelbesta•~:• ... ~ behind bars last Thursday. · :-Wlltoa and Gary Popkin, both "" ~ ~ -~ whicb was to bave been the °"" 28, and Donald Duane Smltb, places an unfair extra burdeQ begtoning of his todeterminale 3S, are charged to tbe slaying. :'.:'. ~ ~ sentence, alter tbe U . S . Whyte delivered his Ill-Supreme Court refu3ed to bear '• '. -statement to a pocked business. '!hey ai1" said t1'e Farr's appeal. ,,, """"'-'. marted by tlght ::..~ !:"'-~ = Legally, Farr woold be re- Don't ruin a .. ood , • with sinkwater. • ·~~~~,~-?:--'"~r~~"'··~:-u,.... .. -~ •:· aecurlty, Spoctalon and news _, quired to stay to jail until he ,,,~ rep>rters bad to pus two and contained no tu relief for purges himself of cclliempt of • " dled<polnls and • penonal reters. court by answering tbe judge's •. #i'.;"'"'. ·' -lii!!oro bOlag admlttld. question. If Farr coo11nues to Whyte atlmlpled" to ll!it'tbe "WE Aµ. W --of us refuse as be has aald be Will klDing of Acero wilb tbe wbn will sign tbe report -be co.iid be kept In jail wtU sla1tnc of lhree San Iandro !bat lhis la the llneel llCbool tbe judge leaves tbe bencti, !'!'@ -,,.<m-·~~ ~~M~~ l , ·~ich ~· \be''."'&of ~ 1 ~J.li,; ~'lhi --.~ · · mt --of Jildre's Jife,Cor Farr '\ day Agen> was tilled !be increase in motor vehicle . , ' A buOel remoffd ~ reglalratloo fees wu, to ef· S U • Ai"'ll ~ tbal IOOl)d m:1ec1, tu.relief for !"'ten. • mog· ' nits •: Smttli11 &ody, Whyte said, ad·· • I " ~ ~-:«1o ~ US F. hin On Wro ng? '4,GOO wwth of nar<otlcs. • ' J8 . g , Agero m a d e subeequent "'" lrlpl to tbe San Francisco :i. area -once accompanied by .1bom&I -to sen narcotics, ( Whyte COllleoded. ' When -of the drugs ' were0thougbt to be inferior, be Boats Seized s~: fu!l.:i!~ ~ , 1 that most u.seckar anti- SAN DIEGO (AP) -~~~=la~mg·by Ecuador bas seized three more United Stites tuna bnats Installed Improperly. '-.... lured back with tbe prom· !" 1Je ol. a bluer sale and ar-rlvod May fl with a &uitcase cootainlng '90.000' In heroin _; .... cocalne, Whyte - for fishing" ' witbln · its self-1be reports, issued at a claimed :ZOO.mile territorial Tuesday ~ of t h e ,. limit, bringing to 23 the California Air R es our c es .number of American flSh!ng Board, indicated !bat as maoy -is captured by the South as 90 percent of lbe · device5 American country lhis year, may l>e Installed without the the American Tu n e b o at propet steps. . Asoociallon aays. Board lnvEi!ligators said The three oeiners seized Ibey cbecked 24 cars made . J(• Assembly .. . "\·' ~.· For Rivers Jo. • .. Tuesday 1bout IO miles off the between 11155 ahd 1965, finding Ecuadorian coast are expected the '20 device Installed Pros> to be fined al)d released as in erly oo only two. the past sel.Zlires, the associa· The state Bureau of Auto .._,.,..., tlon said. It ldenllfled tbe San Repain reported !bat car Dle(l<>based boats as tbe repair shops installing the Marro Polo, the Eastern devices on 40 cars it checked :•Vo -Not Dams · 'i :· AP --Pai:tflc and tbe J. M. did the job ~·Jy on only ·,<.. SACRAMEN'l'O ( ) -·~ ~·~ ,. Colifomia Assembly bu cest,_Marttna __ c_k_. ______ 10_·--------1 .,..,,,; a~wtelnfav ... ol keeping the eo-<:alled' "wild riven" of tbie CaUfornla North .. • Coast In tbelr pMent llale ,, detpile warnings tbal flood °'.'. control projects may be need-• ~ ... ed. .... 'Ille Aaaembly voted ts-1111 . Tueaday to approve a bill tblt <1: bad been a storm center of ,::,· conbvter'SY between t WO ~. groupo !bet each called themselves comervatloalstl. '!he bill would Impose a 20- year ban on the cooltrUctioo .~· of new dams on the Klamath, >"· Trinity and Smith riven and a ~i · U:.yeat ban on the ~I River -often deacribed as the , "Killer Eel" beca115' of its. ., · blsl!>rY of delfructive floods . ·~ The tiW, authored l:iy Sen. ·~ !'*' H. Behr (R·Tiburoo), embodlel a oompromlse 1>0tk· ed eat only ofter long _... --.tbe ..... f Admlnlalrltlon and tbe lllll· • dim oo_.atlonlall on one ilde and tbe pro<lam ...,. aervatlonlaU on the other. The a n t I· d • m «mer1'rionllta II wanted a psmanml bin Oii dim buildlnJ and the ~m • _.-aald tho dams I ..... ..-..--- ' aod Wiler llll'fliel. I 1 1 DlsPl.te the oompcoudle, 1he bill ..... lied helled Ooor -"'· "111111 we bave wild and • -.le riven to Ibo JIOIDI we • :.=.:.ltha:~ (IWfwpGrt Beodl). "I DOI." • AU YOU cAN EAT ' ' 'lllA..cMIYING ........ , SE!IVlD FROM 12 NOON TO 8 PM ~.,or combination of 1ou.e_ or so lad lOA$I' TU I KEY with ~E$SING ~ • • , 4 . 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Ifs f1HI ID Cultivate ,,,...-. . llllSllAll -Sleejiing glassine eyes with ~ng curted lashes. she cries 1eal teais ! C~lll bNy filled wi111 f!)lll, She's 18"~ [99 . ASS'T. PLUSH ._9!1c · 9.98 .. ' ' !--•!!-.. • ... ' ;, ' . . SIZZLER Fat Track COIROtSIT MAITTL -A cootrol ""'"-'...;,;...;."' 11' 1·-•r 1 lllW•nofi,!"""',...~" .•• rrc.. , iota the cllssic racin& DYill· W"l!IH!ien 15 ·49 racing 1111 poisin oo Ille •lti·laae Fat Track strip. Elo:\Jn1 pone · of'. sijn, • · ....... 64:· .... -. Elictric a1111m "' ... j • IUCYllC _,___.:...: "W••est" DllMe Bed Size. Years· ,, w1o1s ..,..., C0"1fart. Non- ~ • • • macllillt nshable. Slllfl Cllfnl llJI CH"'I , .... IUI .... 17.45 · 12.95· 15.95 Lanolin Pits lll.:'.11 IUUC.BL Ul.SAMPlUS HAIR CONllTIOllU er HERBAL SHAMPOO Enriched '~illWAollo 59~ .. ' I I Batteries Siu~ Slit •r ~-~, •.... 1 .. 4f f5t • • :-I l • ---:i • l - . I ·' • ,. • i ti N a J 61 (1 • 1 ' j l • I ' • ' • . ' _, •·•-e c.,· . i E,DITION 1 •• • • -. Today'll-P hlal - N. Y.-St.Mka • ~ • •• ~OL 65, NO. 327, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PA6ES ' •• WEDlllESDA Y, NOVEMIER 22, 19n N · :verSiIDes -~Vet!CrOwdillg Superior Avenue?[ . ' • • J . . . - pany expecta to' submit the report in about 'two weeka at 1 coot of $1;tll0. Wym aald the firm, wbJch is abo per- !QnnlaJ !he city's overojl trallic lludy, ~ .. ~ nlr.e a~ilic ,.questions -in- Clll<lll>c the ellect of the additional traffic oll eineriency aecea lo Hoag Memorial Hoapltal. . . The '"PQrl will abo deal ·with the ef- fects of the deletion oi tho Pacific Coast Freewoy and the ~ deletion ol tbe Newport "™"'f · . throuJb Newport Beach. : City olliciala point out that the oriPat V eroalllea DlDlnt! wu granted witli lh<t wumptl1X1 that -two lnewoYI! wquld be built and would have pa..<.{ directly on two 1kb. ol Versailles. : It Is that original zonJnc that bu beei> the .· aubjeet ol controversy , in recent: months, ever amce the city council told: plannJnc comml"""'era lo reconalder tho: dwelllni-unlt clenoity allowed under th<' Venallfes planned~ ccmmunlty ordinance.: . . . Aho·rt·io.n Law Hit . . ' Court Says It's Woman's Decision • SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -T)1e State Su~· ·Court struck down today the Calllornlf. abortlon taw's requlremeot for a ·""f!>ll•' .Oll!llllttee's oppro~al of, the , opmatlou. . ... ' . The court's 4-3 decision. means that a woman In the first IO weela of prognancy may obtoln a Jqal abortion II H is ~onned by a licerised doctor In an ac- c:.·ediled hoopltal. • The · ~ therolono rests· solely with the ,,,.man ·and her physician. Dostal ·mis I '> ~ •; • 1'1l!.t.t D'r1°ve-J.. • • • ~ L • DAILY PH.OT '!*"1• r-~ UlllJ." ~,Bid._.. ~..,... •' ·. • ' ", • ,' .· . I . ., . ., '.' .:,a~-:.;.tg,tt•',' ~&~~:~iii*~ .. 'ff' ~ ~:r -.. .., --· ~ q1lf'i,~ .: ., ''': ·". . • ~ 'Scal 'liia 11111-111f . J ~ I \ ._...., . . i-1' 1 --'-.i -.:al ~ :: • • . ' "" • • ,, • ' "" 11¢ ,. ~ -. • "-~~.a: ,_ -,r .. • .. -~.;.. .. ~ •• ,.. '.: • -~~. ..... ' • • ••• '.:·~ • • .~· ... ! f ~~ ·;;;a·• ~~piny ·N&on .Lifts Taiig-li~·Ban~ ·, ·!'•~=.:m~~ Seeking. . wnn· e· -. ' · ' · · ' Cliff ·Drive :View Park. . .l . . ' ,. · llootal.wu tlie !Goe ~linl 1'0le u COllilcUmon decided 4-1 lo bUy optiool .. only' two <ii the elibl l&'lliot lots ·-hie On Travel to.: Re.'d ;China Fo.: Pl4n Revise ' . . .; The !rvtne °""""1 MpodOy will' u,lt NeW]IOl'I ~ etty "'!""'ilmeo for THURMONT, Md. (AP) -Preside.it p>lher week tO ,rerue plam for Ill pro-Nixon lil1ild today a rigid government j>oaed J""""'° ~ to.......,. ~ ban on travel of U.S. a!rcrilt and sbipe ~y 'iilllcjal/ ..,...;.i tO ~pone lo Co"l1"unlol ~ the project aiiln alter lieatlng "1110re The lctlno, ~ by a spol:eman eomptalnis from ftliclents in 11WTOU11dlng al N)'on's Camp David,, M4., retrea~ Is -thll Mio pnjool -d oevereJy ... :,:'~! ~~ ~lllilv'r.tual eatab)l.sb-.. Ylewa'ln the area. · -oeo -to L ._ <. ..,... • ..,.., . e are aaldni liir ll..i,tller--m '* the IJml'iaelated, ~mist 111perpower. dltlcl1 to the time •eJlaft.afready.bld lo The .cboncea In gov.ermnent J'Oiu!aUo.S bold a few more meetingl with , the cb not •Pk>fn4.~lly, ~er. clfar the homeowners Ind . ...,.. them our new wn for~ aervlc<. A complicated • ... ,'; a"~•IJ>Ollefn!an sa.ld I<>-set;ol detalla !1!11 must be "°rl:ed out lli1. ! ,, 1.helor91 U.S·airlinfil can routinely land In , Councilman Job1rl!fDre, who ~ts such citlea as P·"·· -·•• jbi-a""',j,CpJOl14 de! ¥ai wllere tii,e .-.1ary Rqnald L. ~tr. -press project is lo be built, ...... oAeduJold lo Ia •'brief sta-t. the White House iDeet late this afternooq With· t;xtne 111id ~Utete cblllges are made to ~ ~ lo go.over the m~t re-,Jacltftate'de\<Olo-t of trade and con- c;oot -.i.. ' ' !acb betlieeii the AiiieriCan and Cblneae Pa~ Bethel, preeident of the 1 · ... -'-'t of "· join . Hvbor Views Hll18 Ho m e o W ae r s peop es m "'~ .,.... • r • wa: t com- -tloo,-waa a11o ezpeded_to.altend ~;iaued ~ Shanghai on Feb. the meeting. Sbe also said~aeveral more This wu a reference to· the statement -linl• will be held with company of-Issued alhlr Nllon completed bis historic 1 lldl1s before the cauncil bears the ·~·!O awia..,-!~ ~~· , )'elU!ts Dec. 4. . ' ~ .... 'iltt-....,llWully ~ "I know the -y !""been working by the:• l!ii1 ~lion rrery bard lo try and depict the light ~ti, tbd 1)9•ernment •• i d $lanea In the anoa and · mch aome modJllCBUon ol. tlte ricu!>llona rellecll fiqilitable IOlu.Uan,.. ~ said. "I ~ Nixon's '11Dtentlon J<i review exiating they can wort ~ out with us. restrictions on trade and travel .• ,tn an The ~ poupe near the ellort to create: brooder opiJort..ilttea for ,Jasmine IJreek project have been ·bal· contacts below the Chinese and nUnc for many moctba to win revisions m ArDertcan peoplel.,, ' The Pruident's action eliminates chino from JI ,..,.llallon that llllJI pro- hibits U.S..eorrien fn>111 landlnJ In North K~ Ind ·-· Yle\!11111. Offlctala lald Commerce Department approVal lllll. woold !JO requirai before u.s alrlinea 'coald :,.g;n,aerv1ce to China. Also "'Juired would be approval. oi the -~ ,....,,,_ .... qreimerit· ... • (!lee ClllNA, Pip Zl . ' Marine ,s Make Lot of Smoke Puffs of black SIJlllke visible ovu • IrvU,. and Orange County Airport sborlly tiefore noon today wm traced t.. El Toni.Marine Corps Air StaUeo. _,...-.. A base apokeaman lald the crash crew members were holding a lirellgbting _.... Jllillinl out oil 1111'< llamea 4eJlbenteJy set In. I -~ ol 1 cniJiod jet·p!Me. 1 "Tiie praclice -one of aeverll iucb tralnlnlr ... -~ throughout ihe yeor at· El Toro MCAS with aPll?OVll from !lie Orange County ; Atr • PollutJoii Cool. trol District. -· 1 aiona Cllll Drive a<ljaceat to , tho old Newport Harbor Lutheran Clllldt. "It lo a ......,. we are leltliig thlo unique vleW: lite 10," Doetel said. ~It'• a travesty !'II lutui< -lions lo looe thlo eaplliae of land we have all golten lo know In~ Beacb.,", • llootal ~ IDOQll)' ~ .. the ~, reuon other -,~ voled aplnll bia1.ill tj!J wll!!ll gircd,· . Thi~. llWll<d ,bY Cart Ar!boler, l.s selling for .'47,l!IO per lot. ~ · 0 °" ....... ·• ......... , .......... itt. yeoliclltlag the ,,...u;qtlJ, of ~ the ZIO-loot·'flde church lite, wblch is owned by the state. It waa in the old Paclllc Cciut Freeway ri&lll,ol·way. "I am iJad they are still looking at the church site but I just wish they would buy the whole thing'belore It l.s \00 late," llootal Ilic!'. . "We ahou1d buy the whole piece of land and then when we get around to the Qev.elop~t 'phase and find we can't use It all, we could sell lt''off and put restrlc- . lions OD development," be Aid. . . . ':BUt the way it stands now:, we have no Conlrol whatsoever be~d eilat.ine cl- . ty codes over the remain!ni alx pa"'"1s ," . Doota1 added .. · · The Cllll Drive View· Pork wu In the , ,[llF!t hood paCkage deleoteil> by nters ·~June. f• ~1 ' ' 1p111 ·~ i.:m'""' lop Jl~ll) ,for ' · ;<fe~t 'by dty oflclall, who ore I · "*P!,orinl the' -lbillty of um,. 1 ...,. i ' profit corporotlcl1 lor paik~. . The optloGI cost the city •. One 'fill ezplre In 'm months and the ~ In a year. ~ri!~cl':m'f-:f~1;~ j~'. !urea to be bull on pads rataed u much .. 15 feet •bo>Ve"lltell !ml.~.::-!"~. i.Ued the t'Oll1p8DYt to cut Wa u • • clooe lo stnoet -.. pmible. • ·Poe-t: Beeomes ~itiZe~ · ' The compony .~ •lald. ~Y I' tltat ---oilil.faliool-..... ollO ' • llUdyinJ \ti": [IOtellUal Jmpact the project will have OO'ICbools Ind tralllc In the '"" at the "'Juesl of ourrouncllntl bomeownm. Unqer Heavy ~tion,.H~ Pledges A~g!,a-qce { , \ \ . . ' . t ~ . • ~ . t CllICAGO-(UPI) -ICl8od _.... 11111·...,. to thlo ...miry iJx ,_,. ..._ nmaJned.aielt for lhi durotte11 ol the :JS. poet VMlle l'llli•a clelpllo boq biofl. A alonnch onticommuolot,'lle opplled lot mlaute ct1anouy, thnluPout wbJch ly• --alert 'l)lroU1 U ... cJU~ ohortly after be lullllled the M.uovltz beJ4 the baM of the dyJnr man. -the "~~" ~ ol llve 1"lrl U.&, realdancy. ec.n ,... rud the -. o1 PoetaD Is . • If cancer. His But IOCll lf\er, ~ cancer A~?" the Jalle: -.l ~ , ~!floblo. odtllenoltllll "~ bis ~ ihe matter ~....,.,., ieplled 'l'llileaeo, Wllo eou1tr)' wu 11COA11ptllbed at Columbul . "' • • proceeded to recite the Oltb In Ml. Roaptlll. " • He come to Chlcap to spend the Jail • •:wo blYe ,.died out In -sad R-. the OCher boll ol his -111)'1 ol his Ille -the auperTialon of 'd.ya 'of ;..,; Ille .. niUe thlo I prcud !!AIL Y PILOT claallled Wiii! Ida. -lo • his doadttr one Jut llmo -hla friend, Dr. Alnonder -ti -who -(er ~ " """ the jucJp 'We smaoUt tho path of true PllPPY love. bal ml -IUlllDed -of RGma-allo Oed Romania with Pooteuca, IOd ...... y.. u ' a fellow Amertein 11111 BASSET Female, trkolor, < , , ~ re4 . tlpe ~~t bu -~ ber wbo -Im~ by the Nub olong lliSf Ood plit ,... peoco of mind." _...._. bock ground 7 ""'I' pltiDc ..... wtth Ille poet II -wild. Pullooco bMmed witen his .-p ;',Sh;a, DX'DD ' U.S. 'Dlotrlct Court Juclp Abrlbom "'Ila ~ thlo oountry delrly,'' Rao-becllne olllclaf ..__ -call __.. to be ·~ -rroct LIDcoln llmivltz, ICOCil!llJlilll by an nett uld ol his-· "lie'•-lhreuah . "I'm...,,. JJam," be lald. "I've oner ·-™M ,.. •• --~ inDlp'ltJGa olllcar 11111 >.court ._ier, the ........., lillpl, bill his llnal papen tMn bol'Jller In my Ille to be !rte In 1 new owaer. blM court Ill. Pll&ellca'1 i.pltal !'OQID, 1re tn Minnelotl." • free wtrld." II '"'1 hive oometl!IDI that -a ..... ~ .,..lol ....,._ to Thll did not .....,i RAllinell from II' l'lilteaca '• other request -to be alile --; dill d!reot 1114111 Ind let porlonD the c11-.1p ' c e r • mo n Y rlllliaa to flllllll tbo desO. of bJa lrlead. . to w bit cJauclil<r, now Mn. llolna aDAILYP!LOTad-v!oor-'tllll""1 _-.DJ...,.Po1teuc 1 '1 ..,,.-6-~ Pooteuca w11 VlrcoJ el --Ollll're11Wd an rw 7"U· _.... • llUrprlaed to noD)i .¥" !Ind blmaell tn obllacJo, 'l'Ue$daf; the doy 8-11 u · '-,. .. llod Illa -llnd In ltll the prws ol 1 ..,.I ,luclp. But he (Sol POET, Pip I) • PIWT PERF.ECT I 'FOR PVPPY WYE ( - The court ruled that the medical criteria rlQulnod to obtltin •-1 of an abortion weno W1COllllltutJooal because 'they..,~ ... ·~ .i~" .Tlwcourttheo beld ljial roqulrlng .•P- p .. val by a medical' comnJlllee was Jn. valid-because the committee could not function without ai>plying ~ 'midlcal ·~~·s •ction upheld alt but the>e two provisions of the 1987 Therapeutic Abortion Act. The court did not rule bn the conatitutionality of lhe bar against abortlona alter the 2llth week of pregnan· cy. The· decision WU written by Chief Justice Donald a, Wright with Justices Raymond E. Peten, Mathew 0 • Tobriner, and Stanley MoaK concurring. Justice Loois H. Burlce Wed a disaent joined by Marshall F. McComb and Ray- mond L. SUllivaa. In diaseot, Burke said the court ma· (See ABORTION, Page Zl He!ls Wa~hed Up Trusty's E~~a;pe Lasts ?O Minutes .. ' Coast · PQ)jce· Hold 4 Men ' :fu · Murder-Extortion Plot ' By TOM BARLEY Of ............ Four men dubbed the 11Godfatber Four" by district attorney's investlgaton iu,ve been lndieled alter what Jn. vestigaton say was a Mafia.style, murder-extortion .move on a Huntington Beachbuslneaaman. The quartet laced arratgnmeut today M Orange County Superior Court. Amoag them Is G<orge Eort Hughes, 31, of 16312 .llCllolulu Line, Hlllltlp4ton Beach. He ii ldentllled u the hn· maculately drmed cbaulleur who dnwe two cSnpMm iii a blacki Im' CldUJec "-"Ina 'Oct. 12 lo the -om\ce store ol,Pl!lllip 1-, •. " -"""' St., llunttqton Beach. 1• • l!ugbea,, Robert Galu, ~. V~la Part, Jack Alden Merrttt, fl,'-Beoch, ...r tr,.-Jent Woller Eugene l!Jller, ,D, Were .652 Sho~ Dqwn Over Thailand -First of War ' ..... ~ ' -~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -A 1111 bonllie· erubed in Northern 'l'baJlud today wbJle retUmJnr from I lioniliq -Oftr Nortb Vietnam, the Ptol .... -· 'JWtap ..... llld •-eldt411PK cnlt opporaill) --bJ ,,_,... lo olr mlalle "'"' North Vietnam Ind -Ira ThllJaiK before ..-... No 851 hod ..., -_ abol <bn pm1ously In -althoaP ... o( tho 111111 bomben crabo4 • toaalls.or tar.dlnp durlnc the ..... 'l1le Pentagon Aid on alx aoww -.,i the plane _. --11111 IMI then Wtrl no -lo)lrilo. ' ..,,. plane -..... mllJ ...... midalPI Soulhooit Alla -(t 7_; PST), 11 m11n -GI tho U.S. air ... It N-Phonom. (Set -llory ~t air war, Pare 4). A!lll(ether, Ille Uolled S1o1oa -.- 41111 .... the ~ ..... ' .... opeclllcally to carry ...... •·t!W ' '1,, .indicted 'l'lleaday by the Orange County Grand· Jury. Cbargea ol oolicltatloo to comm!I "·"l'l<r· atorUon and conaplracy '"""' endoned by the panel.alter they,llatellod to wbaf Deputy District Attomay LuJj Cardena• de_scribed today as "a plot thot b.ougbt the Godfather right to Run· tin.pan Beach. .. cariJenaa lald bis office Billi dDOo DOI kno• just bow the accuaed lour plclted Gii Lllcheai, wbo operates Pal's VICUllJil .Samce Center at the Main Street ad· -· u their victim. But be uld Luchesi bu ·teatllled that be wu oppmacbed at the lliore by --ri\I and Mlller wblle Hughes, bead erect arid .Utably dre!oed in blacl:, aat ootllde in the u ......... with tbe motor nmnlnc. ca-11111 Iocbell told pollce that Men1tt told btm that Galas i•w a con· . tract out on you." Lachool lald be was then told tltat an Immediate J111111<DI of 15,0llO would C311Ctl lhel Cliiitnct without the &nlllP . (Set DTORTION, Page l) ' ....... ... 'Weu•er ft......iier bow H was today? Well, ll!ol'o what tl!e wuther pk> -..... ... IDr 'l'llllWgiYina Doy. ~ -· with blPa In tho "*· Lon laillbl - INtlDB TOBA "f 1 • Cotn-Ur. lllcalnl I~ 0... 111111<' COU!ll!I off11' a Oil!ied -~Walolng toed<end ntt t. S.t T._•at c r Notti, ""°" 10. L--. ...,. •-,.... •n ~ ........... ........... ..._._ 4 ==--: ... =-.., = = . . -.... ..._. ti Dr.I .... • _...,_ I lllil--... "'" '' 1' " ---.... ~-.... ,, .... ·=""'-· .. M ... ... W -.__ . ': ='ii.I'"' ai: 1 ·- ' l I I • • ... , • ·~ ..... ._ ........ , •• ~ ... ~ o--40 .............. ~ ----..... .. · ~issinger ;· ·B~ds ·Near UPI 1' ........ Visltslsrul ~rgia U. Gov. Lester Mad- dox Is leading a pilgrimage of 200 persons to Israel and s~id it was "the second most thrill· ing experience in my life, af. ter being a Christian." Ft'Olll Pcge I POET ... pected 111rs. Vireo! to arrive. Presumably because of ber father's an- ti.communist views, she bad been denied, until Monday, permission to leave Romania. Ronnett said the Romanian consul general assured him Mooday by telephone Mn. Vireo! bad received clearance to visit her father's deathbed and that she would arrive Tuesdoy. Roonett spoke wllh Mn. Vireo! late Tuesday. He said she bad not been con- tacted at all. "'!be Ollly tblng she bad was a piece of paper from the American embassy asking her to come there la the morning,'' be said. Roonett did not recount U.... dif- ficulties to his friend. "She Is coming · definitely," the doctor told Posteuce, "but we doo't know just when." More than that, Roooett said, "I do not bave the cogra,e to tell him." '• .j, ' f~ Agreement?~ PARIS (UF •l -White Houae advioer Henry A. :(lulnge.· met foe thNe and a hall hours today wtto North Vietnamese negotiators. With the tala apparently reaching a climactic stage, PI:estdeot Nguyen Van Thieu of ·Soutb V1etnam 111- CJ eased his diplomatic re_.uation la Paris. Kissinger returned today r r 0 m Brussell where he met with President Suharto of lndones~ then drove to the vill8" of GU-IUl'-Yvette IS milel south of Perls for the tblrd day of talb with Haool's Le Due Tho and Xjllll 'nluy. lndooesta baa been mentioned 11 one of foor natiom to oversee any cease-fire. It wu the tblrd eessim la u many days, aimed at leCUl'lng a ......ore la Vielnam blld 1-Ylng the bllls for peace. kl the talks got under way, kltan diplomatic sources disclosed that Tran Kim Pb._, South Vietnam's am- bassador IQ Washington, had arrived la Parts unamiounced. He met Kissinger to- day before W. ~ .... 1on started. 'l1lieu '• •tJOClal fottlgn policy adviser Is expected here 'l'buNday .. The sources !4id 'lbleu apparenUy wants to add muscle to his diplomatic representatio~. in Paris during what could he the final round of talb. lie v:as known to oppoae certain prOVislooa of the draft cease-fire and said a truce~ \\'Ould not be effectivt unless be algned it. Kilslnger aloo conferred for 45 minutes wllh Pham llall8 Lam of South 'Vietnam at the U.S. Em-, resldeoce and wtth Ambassador Willlam J. Porter, who leads the -negollatinl team at the weelly Paril peace lalb. The ....... this Thurlday wu canceled becauoe ,,i the Amfrican '11wWclvlnl. '!be South VietJ!amese envoy lert1 the residence niltb' lo avoid newsmen. He wu ·ICCOIJIPl!lted by bis delegation's No. 2 mill,. N&UYeD Xuan Pbolll!, and two aldei. • A deieptioo spokesman said the visit was within the framework of daily con- sulu.tionl between Kiiiinger and the &iuth VlelUmese. " . -Porter alao left' th< bulldlng ieilarately An h • £' -i} alter a short whiJe. 8 eun. '-'UUBC Saigon dlspeicbeo-have reported,co!t _ ~ : 1 ' " uru1D1. dlllat.llfaetion by ;1)Ueu wig. Asks. for· Da· ta ........ o1 the:pMlatoos •f t1ie;cea111-'!I; igreemenl, J)lr!ICularly the fact It doel . not call fer !be withdrawal of liorth Viet- On 'M:...... 'du ct' . --_, ---llo.bln,.11 ' sm;Oll · " will ; .... ~. ii;uu.,;, .,;.rmnenr·0o South Vietnam. ' • • 0Coancll -'-·~·-· There ................... _. mfllll try to '!be Anaheim City • ·~~ .. to -~;~r.~;,,,., ~';;l... to monitor' • Grand Jury -' .. alleled -' ......, , 'L~~'-he duct of two top city ofltdATs. ~a, the' >!\"nu . ""\" apporen., . nlgbt voted to ut the jury to 'rev'fl all settled ·for bis <"¥ negotletOr. ; mlormatlcln It P--on !be land ~ wal~ ~t the ,..burban viii~. transacilOns which trlgpred tbs probe ocrambl<ll to lake plelum · u ~ '!be investlgat1on wae lijitleted aftei a delegate. Jrew up outside, the villa ·t1ia1 Los Ant!eles Times ~ Jul JIDll ..,,. .... willed to the Fttncb Communist cueed City Manager Keith MUJdoch and Party by artist Fernand Leger la 11115. public worb dln!ctor ..,.,._ Pleraall of profiting through real eslata II> vestment.s. F ..... P.,el '!be artlcle said tbal the two officials bad Inside 1n1orma11ce ... ctty zoning and ABORTION public WOl'b moves which ware not • • ' .avallalllo to the _... publlc. ~y afcbl, the inQt1on dlroctlng the city attorney to contact the Grand Jury led to e bitter debate bel1"een city coun- cilman Wllll&m Thom and May<ir Jack Dutton. Dulloo -'l'bom, who made ' a secuid motion· to tnstruct the city attor- ney to wort with the state attorney 111Dera1 in Investigating the cue, of belnl a "grandstander, publlclty seeker an<' puppet of tbe Anaheim Bulletin." Dutton c a 11 e d Thom "the most desp1cable peraon whom I have ever served with on tilts city COWICll." Thom replied in kind. Murdoch followed the achange with a defense of his actions as a city offidal. He said ha bad remained silent •Ince the newspaper R«y appeared so tbat the Grand Jury report could he complete and objecUve. He called the suboequent uproar the result of "innuendo and erroneous -mption." -·COAST • 1111 or._ C.... DAll.Y ll'ILOT, _. wNdl ................. ~ ............ -~0-P'llll•~ ...... ,.. ..................... ..... ,,,....,. ,., c.te .... ~ hedl. tN!f' es ~• v.i1t7, LelroN ...... ~ ... ..,, °""""''' SM ,,._ Cllpltlf'IM A llMlt "'loMI ...._ It -hlM!f NIVNfr& ... ~ ""' ,,..... ••W... ....... '" -Wftl .. , ltrW. c.e .... ClllfWlllt, nt.». lloNrf N. Wo-' ,,...... ........... jorlty h..i ellectlvely nullJlled the aet by removing Ila moot Important protective deVice -the f<!IUlfetl prior appnival by a qualified hospital staff connnlttee'. lie said the ....Wt la lelall!lni abor- tions sUnPIJ .. -of the-. He slid lhe act Wli . !hi -prodnct of seven years of }eglstattve atudy and repreoented a compromise of variolls op- posing view1. The court ruled la the test case of Dr. Robel·t W. Barkadale, Hayward physician who was crimlnally charged with performing . an abortion outside an ac- credited boipital. The C0\11'1 said the doctor bad violated the act, but afflnn~ the dlsmlsaal of criminal charges against him. The court aaid that •• i;__ time the doc- tor acted be would DOt have been allowed to perform en abortion la a hospital witho•Ji first complytng with UH law•s in· valld portions. Court Finds Employe " Guilty of Stealing LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Elim M. Dix, 21, wu fOlllld guilty Tunday of stealing $!15,000 la negoUable bonds from under the nose of her aged employer, who was too nearsighted to aee wbat she wu doing. A U.S. District Court jury found bar guilty ol stealing the bonds from A. B. Malouf, f..-r of the Mnde -0 • Day clothing chain. First SaowteU The Washington 11"•'• firs\ sil[Dificant snowfall, which covered parts of northern Virginia, Inspired' one motorist to a bit of artistry on ' the back of his Volkswagen. This scene was seen In Reston, Va. India Troops Ambushed · Near Graham Appearance KOlllMA, India (AP) -An Indian army convoy was ambushed today only thrte miles from where American evangollst Billy Graham wu conductlng his C?uaaje for t1lrlrt amonc the Naga tribe, '!be firing we audible la the crusade grounds, but Graham carried Oil with a special prayer.-1or:111e alct. ~ about 2,llOO .,.._ slt!IJ>I on tbe',outer edgol of the football field bepp Jo leave alter bearing the -..... Gr91iam .... pealed to tbein .to -.. ThOJ did.~ ~ . - Ofllcla1s said at leas\ on& aoldjir m woonded la the a~ 'which the UiDj aald;s=·~-that--: ~.,,.,,. from 1 i pelt." Sourtel sal<I Olle BO!dier WU killed and two aoldi.,. 1111( twu,ci_vq;p...,. ~ ded la f6li1Na.1~.Jlle was made by a Nag• gullirilla~ I baa -'ilJJ'lluir for ~·.fl:qm lndiai'f(i' u Jell'I. . :, . , " S-C0S cJoee to the~ Aid the-pimillal bad -.a.~ throuPJut Nagaland durinl tbe Graham ~. wllidi began -.y, But a IOldler and a guelT!IJa ...,. reported Jdll- ed la aldber mbuah M-,. mo mllu frua -· and arm1" -said ~·-~~ . .fire to-day ' 10 ·milel -the town, wjth ... so~~r ·~~- billhed oboul 10 m11 .. b=kna elghl dayi •IO· 'Mlat attack, aloo biaD* by of- flciall on the U!lderarOuld, nearly cauaed <:anc<elJatlce ·of Grabam'1 vtllt. About I0,000 -atlended this mOnlnC'•· ~~· rellion,.•wl*:b in- cluded a 'pnyet !« tie alcli ml an ap- Solomon Ti]J~r, •. ·• 1 Former Re&ident -· Of Newport, Dies • Solomon Tiller, who lived In Nl!wport Beacli for nearly 40 yealo "'1oro moving . . to Sun ~lty a decade ,..-, died Monday. He wns 89. Tiller, a lather and macblnlat by trade, worked for lllllll' YWI at the Arches Rettaurant in Newport Beach as a ltltchen helper and ~i•n Lcqtlme employs al tbs rataurant aald they remember hbn. u "a kind, gentle old man wbo -bard to do everything rlghL '' • Solomon, a Dative of Newfoundland, was active for many years ln MuoD1c lndge acUVitles In Southern Califonila. He is survived by Na wile, Rhoda, of the Sun City home and a JJ!Pb!!w wbo still Uves ln New(qundllnd. Servt• were held thls momlng at the &Iii City Mortu- acy Chapel. peal by Graham for lb. ,..rtb of northeast. India to become airtatlan mjMicnariel and "~ the -• of JelUI Cbriit." ' •-r- ,,.; ocnioade WU to end· tmigbl with Gnbam:i final call, ~ Olrilt ln Nq»ia1l4, which baa hem celalnting the llllllli ~ of•A=:.!t tlst m!Nw'9iies ln the CbriltliD-state. . ·.Gnliim Aid ·-ly today be ~ been tnlonnec! of ru-. predicting an II> cldent.durlng the day. , . . 'Strict security ineuurea have. -been ' ~ to Joiure the, lafe!y. ill the ,\lioltl!JC ~ Armed -""'"'" -~-. -· . . . -=-... 'lllO...,,.... ~ ~ ;m;· /,.. ' . •·""r<l". The Indian army --• -in armcnd ... ......i ........... ,.to the ~ lite to oeardi roftbeT:3l rill'il..,A',··~'1!11'~ ~ wore u8ed but no cilllta<.1 ·.:u~. Army aoun:eo aid ~ --and emmunlt!On .ill<t been used la the ambUsh. 'I Tfie Indian government bas said la the pafl that Cblni \iraS tbe jOlin ......, of anl!s "of the ~ Nagis. and tbeY wen: al!O 'rtjJarted tralninll 1 la China. .. l'f'Olll PllfleJ EXTORTION ••• bting compelled to me what were described IS the 11J'ub out" Rnic.'ies of Miller. ' ' • 0 But then," Clrdenal u.ld, ''We ezpect to prove that Lucbeal 1JU usurid tbat the poyment of 'lplOlber \5,000 wuuld enable the thr!e V\lltors .i bis store to go back to Galu and dispose of »Un via "hatchet man" Miller. .· . Cardenas said Uicbesf Immediately notified Huntlngtoo Beach police of the extorUon attempt. All 'four men were promptly amstod. · Cardenas said Galas, Merri~ 8"" Miller are free on •10,000 ball. Htighet Is free on his promise to 'appear at .the ar- ralgmnenl -. Jod l. Cwfey "'°' ................. ~ ..... tCe..il ·-~A.·M,...,.lite Ex-county Police Chief --L ,_ 11.1,. """"' .... Clt1 ...., .. , .... ~ 11n "'"""''''"'°"'"' ....., ....... ..;.. ,,Q. .. ti n. tl"J --- • I • May Take Santa i\fia P9st .. . """' -&ent:es Former Ganlen • a,.... pollco chief °'°"" Tlellch .,., ,._ to Orange' County 11 the chle of police of Santa Ana. Tlellch left Otrdin Grove In Sep. tomb!< of 1f70 to becomi chief of Iba llnttl< PoUco Deportment and a stocy In a Seattle newapoper today said he II one of the final candldalel for the Sonia Ana pool. 'lbe cumnt Senta Ana POiice chief, Edwlld ~ rotlnd Nov. Iii. In Ille lloly In the Seatile Post-~ -In the Santa Alla t; p '.' • ' Tftutees App ..... I Students • Gu y Madison Held ~y Poliee SAN JOSE (AP) -Guy Madlldn, """ tlon ~ aclOr and alal' pl tbe .•• teltMalCio -"WDd Biil !114ok,"·'!ll .,_ after ~ oft ..... atool ln a local ooctW1 .....,,., police uy. ........ J . ' Madilon, IO, WU b O O k e d for lft. vestlaatlon of-public dnm-la the Tueailay nl~ incldtnt, ofllcen Aid. . Police said-r.Jadlool;, who -lid on a buslneai trip, .... --M' "' a coclctall lounp at Iba llollday Im here arter be ~ ~ ¥'!! a-and r.n oil a bar --lie iioiln ~ lhroqb the ~7 hifuaed to leave the ....,._ offle«I .... 0 •rnurmed, pollce Harts Spor~ GoOcls CHINA ••• .- ' . ·-Again we pa use to give thanks for • all our -bleuin gs ••• • • ' l ~ t ., •.• •'.. ' "• :i:; , ; . • • lAut-tff tc:!: •ort -~· -r.'-"""'---·~·· ··-·.::·-~··--· ...... ... .. . . . ... --- -Designer Don Loper-; Dies Tax Reform-Plan ·Gets. Late Change Soy Bean On Yours? LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Kurt s. -and Alon Haber brought a 16 mlDlon claa actiaa lull Tueoday against five movie theater cholna and l ;llOO Jolm Doea SANTA MONICA (AP) -"I ijoo Included clotblna ~I Lopor e • 11 g er ate d on!) deelp aimple, understated IGr -and -~ • alli)Jtly w h e n be · an clotheo becouae I believe at·; 11Jo morllotod 1 prestlgloli, •wtrtd, "We Jllllke a nl<>. • tentiaa al>oWa be foculed on a line al tcc-les fr nm 11~"" lo< flM·" wnman::o 1ice and ~n11~ _......."" to jewelry 11111 • • • •••ILD ty," lamed Hollywood fashion lAlllolrieo. - ,.. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A . St.I billion tu reform poctqe ;·. 1 _ 1b.cked ltY Gov. ROnafd ,. 11.ogan and Asaeinbl~ik<O Bob MoretU baa ,;,. ' juggled In a last.<lltch >llort to ~.Suspect .,;• Allegedly. Disguised ram It I h r o u g h Ute 00 behalf al evl!J)'Olle who ~lure, MoretU says. ' eata popcorn at the . Thi l<"l .to tlte Jl!an'• prop. movies. erty tu reljel feown -Ute llOadl and Habd', In ,boril&owner tu ~ -lhelr ault filed In IO(Ml!'IOr has -Mopped -·~lllO ~ claimed popcorn-to Sl,711 a '1W to pro-an eetera are defrauded dolly extra Sl2 mlDlon -Ullly for becauae Ute y e 11 ow blg-dty ICliools, MOretti told substance squirted atoP designer Don Loper once Ainon( cu11omen· 11 1)11 remarbtl. !ashloolble couturier SllOo "U the first thing you notice were movie stars a n d Is IDClallte.. • what a woman Is wearing, Aaked once 1about his prices Ute style Is a mistake lot her. ' The secret of genuine chlc Is an ensemble effect In Which DO single e.rtlcle can be iden- tified.,, -•en late ... --...... the corn ••ta not real but-.. ,,.. , • ......,. let'," but IOlllelltllll! made Loper, whole "'simple" - He said !bot would briJl( Ibo fro il •---bu, t --~ve, oometimes up total "urban faeUr" f 0 r m f!OY bean o to ... 1e ~ schools le '8l mlllJnn -..Dy Uke buttee. I to tzS,000 -alyleli were worn and the total new atale mnney ._ _______ _J by sucil notable dreaen u for local -to $m Marlene Dietrich, G In g er million i-,_, Rogers and Lina Tumei:. died A .......... tnnr All In Reporter Tueoday night at St. John's motor veb1c1e "'l(lllrltlon 1eN Hoepltal here. He wu 116. OAKLAND (API -Dresied bu been dropped to lift SUll A boepital 1pokeanan said ,_ 'IQUll OOMATIOfill TO' )fO,A~ HOSPITAL MILf' TO IUILD A MOW:I COM-l"Lftl MIDfCM. CINTIR 1'0 lllYI YOU. , In I l>llaml ...... M foni>er millino 11-J tu reliel, Loper WU admitted Nov. {for Hell'• Angels~ Ralph Moretti lldded. 'Tbe ~ Granted an undlscloeed ailment cause Pints, Skirts "Sonny" Barger used a plan -ciOI by lleilgaa ~,,.. not !mmedately Sweaters • silencer -equipped ubazooka. .,and the Dunocrdq speaker ~ type gun" to kill a 'fen( ;totaled SU .....,. . R • Funeral arrangements were 49c "1ll'CllUcs dealer llisl May,'' Moieltl (]).Van Nuys) lilt· ' epr1eve ~r.:; in pa-rshlp with 11)'1 the prosecution In Ute ed to reportera alter a cJooed.. Cbar trial of Barger and three door meeting of a conference es Northrup, .was the ~ .:, ,,otbon .1pr murder. , , co-!Ital hO been • LOS ANGELES (UPI) -head nl a 125 million Beverly th , o.:· In his opening statement t!'Yini to patch together a btll , Reporter Wlllram F&ZT, laced H 111 s. based International e reaSUry ... ~. Tlleeday, Donald w by t e , that wm wtn approval tn both with an indeterminate· sen-~bw~inessr~·~t~tlte~~tllne,;:~0~1 ihls~J:;::::=:=:=:=::·~ ... ~,~-~w~-~-~====~::!_I •.• Ahunedl ' County d e p u t y muses. Tbe orlgioaJ measure tence for refusing to reveal ... death. While most .of his ..;, dlllrict attorney, said Barin ,,.. approved b¥ t be Ute source of a story about Ute ..,.., lbot Servio W. Agero, Z9, Assembly but went to the six-Manson family, waa ,ordered ,,; poured g890line around the man commlitee alter tt failed back to jail Tuesday, then -~· Oaklaod bills home where by two votes in the Senate. given a last-minute delay. Agero's body waa found and · II was only 30 minutes to I) .1 oet It on Ore. MORrm s A 1 D Ute Farr'• deoclllne to surrender , ·"' A· 1lbyte told Ute superior package was just one ..te when !luperlor Court Judge · ' OD ; • oourt jury that Bart<r wore a short nl Ute r1 Seoate votes It Cbarlea H. Older stayed his .• wig ml bonHlmmed ~ -.. It mull~·-°"" orders lo llelld Ute ;•, ml covered his fOC8 wtlh l!(Jpl'Oval in botb -of ,!be newsman to jail. 0 I d' e r , ,~ )lllntm scan the nllftl ol the Leglslature befolo it goes to schecluled another hearing lot llfay ll killing. Reagau 's deal<. next Monday. ··~ Jamee Crtw, Bar1er's Morettl •predicted floor ae-"I im ftrY grateful for the , , oourHppolnted 1110 r.n e Y, lion next MnndilJ: Lawmaliers stay," Fll'T ,laid. "'I gef tO ''· den1'd Ute aUegatlolll. plen to qidt for the ,.ar on spend 'l'banb(fving at home." ~'¥, Dec. 1. Older and Farr, YI, have •• ruin a· ·ood · ··nk· BE 11AD1 1lichard lvaldl, a Sen. Nicholas Petris (Do been Involved In a test of wills ~'· key prooeculloo -. was Oakland) declined to sign Ute and legal principles lor 18 l, actually responsible for the committee'& report cm. the month! over Farr's refusal to :~~· slaying and Lt now attempting package, Moretti said. name the sources of his story. to "dllmp" the charg~ on the other defendanll. In CriUcs, Including Petris, FARR SPENT lour hours ••• oddlllon to Barge!'. 12. Sergey have claimed Ute plan's one-behind bars last 11lurtday. ' Waltoe and Gary Popldn, both ceolbike in Ute stale sales tu which was to have been the "" a, lllld Donald Duane Smith, places an unfair -. burden beginning of his Indeterminate ·••· », are dlarpd In Ute slaying. :'x ~ bowhile ~ sentence, alter the U . s . with sinkwater. Whyte deUYtted his 70-• w meownen MM Suprm1e Court refUsed to hear l~ mlMde alatement to I pocked bum,...., They· also said tbe F&ZT'S appeal . ~"' -11-Diarbd by tight =!:er~= . L<caJly, F.;,. JIOU]d be re- .•!· = 't:"':' ;:! "'i: and contained DO tu reliel·for _quir<d to aley-!Jrjail-.mtll he · "· ~ ..., ~ ~ ....i reters. · purges himself of colllempt al ,.,. ._,..,.._ -•'I'd court by answering Ute judge's -be1Gre bt1" -led. question U ·Farr cootlnues to Wllyte .....,.... II ti: the 4 "WE AIL ""'1 --nl us re!Uae, u he has aalifiie will, = ~..:::"'BID wi!..: = = ~the ~reportacbool he could be upt in jail until n.... r-~· ~>ID Ute blslw. nl Ute judge,Jea..,.llle bencll, --men --;:_ !::a(~~ , -.,.t-AL-»~ ::a~ch,..iiuiil-be-tbe'~:of t1ie . ·--' .,-w~, • ' Judp•iiu.ii or Farr's; ' ,_ •llililt to dea tbe ..,,., · .Monlti said ~n ol • cloy Agoro .... killed the lncreaae In mole< veblcle A bullet ~ from reglllralloo . l'"'I waa, In el· Agero llllldled !Ital loun<f 11\ feet, tu rellel for renters . • ~--· b!ld11 Wbyte .~ii<!' ' • "" lllnl 'l'llomal mot """"'' In :,:: ~ ~ nJ.=.i-U.S. Fishing ' Agero ma de sutweqUtnt ;~· :: ~ .,:= .=..,:::~ Boats Seiz~ .,.... 'lbomu -to aeU narcotics, ,I Wbytec:ontended. ·: Whee -e( the drugs ::., --thau_8!il to be lnlarlar, he ~ .... lured bicl< with Ute prom- .1.. lse ol a bigger sale and ar- rived May 19 with a aultcase containing '80,000 In herotn ; and cocaine, Wll1lo Aid. SAN DIEGO (AP) - Ecuador bu -three more United states tuna boats lor fishing witliin ila oelf· claimed IOOinile terTilor!al limit, bringing to 23 the number nl American llsblng .-. caplliiod by Ute South American countrj this yeer, ·.:, the American Tuneboat i~ A bl As9oclaUon lays. ~~'., ssem y Tbe three -seired Tueoday about Ill miles off the .,,. ~COOS! are e.pected :·. For Rivers 1• be lined and re1eaaec1 .. in the past ~I the 8S90Cia• · · N D lion said. 11 identified t1te San :.~: -ot ams :::~10• boaU: ~,:;: .,; Pacific and the J. M • Smog Units • On Wrong? SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - State investigators reported that moet u>Olkar anti- pollution deoicel requJred by a new California law are being installed improperly. Tbe reporta, Issued at a 'l'Uesdaf meelint! of t be California Air Resources Boen!, Indicated !Ital aa many as 90 percont nl Ute .devices may be Installed without Ute proper stepe. Board lnvaitigators said tltey checked 24 cars made between ll!lill and 1965, finding the l20 device Installed prop- e~ly on only two. The state Bureau of Auto , Repairs ~ed tltat car repair shop8 installing the devices on 40 cars it checked did the job properly Oii only 10. ~:· ~~~lfi!.. ~ Martlnack. e lo(><ided vote in favor nl;,--'-----------------1 keeping Ute ao<:alled "wild riYerl" of the Cllllon1a North ·". Cout In lhelr preoenl llale • ~· despite warnhip !Ital -,_. cmtrol projects may be _. ~; ecL • ...... · , .. Tbe Ammibly voted .ti-Ill Tueeday to approve a bill lhat •• .... bid been • storm center of ·~~. CUbtr'oVetlJ between t W 0 " groupe lhat each called themselves conservaUonllls. Tbe bill would impose I 20- year ban on the corwtrucUon ~;·~ of new dams on the ~th, Trinity and Smith rtv.n and a 1•• • 12-year ban on the Eel River \:' -often described as the "Killer Eel" because of Its .,, history of destrUdive floods. j~: 1'be blll, euthortd by Sen. " Ptter H. 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PLUSH 1.o ... bli I drat>rei . . . • •• every oi.e~ .99c,- 9.S8 IOIMI "Blsy 1y1~· or "Blisy Driver" · . . . ~,. lo fW1her I . play-learliu. neris I labJ cnb , IJll Witl llOYil( o11jecb 11111 c1ii11es • I oq'Mflt'/ i:J dasll-• Ir..!~~ 4 '9 'ti..... . • ... . ~ I eS. • , ~ YOUI CHOICE. -• t .., t . . '~TUFF .:STU(F": llpa TnlCk llATIEL -"RidHI" trldi .... . with 30 1tpWiot1lllocls..,S11dt.'• ii ·g 99· racks so tllly spat! wans dM Of · across.F•fortDts""*'•Oltdon • • . 1111...,,.._, w·.ua•w" WK . ' NIWI G $ 1111111 llOWlllf.SR IDEAL '-r.,osists of 2 "ilies-~in& . • invisib~·sou, 2 com, 2-plntic cones and 2 packs of seed. lfs•llM to e11ltivate ' green tllamb· • SlmER Fat Trilck ,coimOl~~ MATTEL -A control div;,, liicorPoi>ied • "· J into tile classic. raci111 ,...( lfodHpen 1:5 49· racin1 aod PllSUI' • the 1111ti-11111 Fat_ Track ~· Excitilll prne of s~ll. • Fire Dept· stT Tlllll -......... nd'jicllrp, llooil .... ladder, wlitl ......_ 1111 fn dritl ur. !llldrllrMJ 111 ilic!I• ' . ' ' 1om ~111011 lO-Speed Bicycle~;. ' • ForllENllOTS '.' : • Alh61 DUIWJIL Batteri.s: ~~ight 21" DilniOrld typeratilri I · fr1me. Dropped ra~in1 type ~r . ... double ao1ustabl~ Rac~g ~ ; saddl~ front and rear handbraklt. ; Gold co~r. Unommbled. "( l' *" i!; 111.~n 64.!5 , ' .1 .", ' Silt .... 111-llc' '5' I ·I Ul.T SIZE (is. 1.13 ' eac f • • . ·EDITI ON • • -I . ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALl~IA WEDNESDAY, NOYIMBER 22, 19n c ----·--- N.Y., *•ek• -·---- TEN CENTS •' ' ~--------~~-,------------------~--------------...w----------"'-"----''--------~----------------------------------------· • ' . . ~ ·-Mo.,.·_ B1Jrns «Hole in Mesa Po~1'e_t By RUDI NIEDZ1EUK1 ............. > Members of the Costa M.,. cill' Coun· ell me~ Tuesday night to thrub out a l!Olotlon to an )Dterestlng problim: How to spend II.I mllllon in 'e1ceu _,.y. 1be. f1iure representa ljlpl'Ollmately 11.3 inlfilon in ~ear-to-year budcel ...,,..,.. Ind 'a further llOO,OOOl>onanll Colla Mes.l ~xpects to receive from the federal lleVenue Sharing Pro1nu)l. Abou.t 1111,000 of the ntsi ug bu . . . ' ' Nixon· Lifts ' Travel .Ban • Into Chiria > T!fUllMciNT, Md. (AP) -Prelident Nllm lllled today a rigid ...... - ilan 'on tram OI U.S. alr<r~ft and ships lo. Clommanilt China. I . 1be acltan, announced by a apo-.an at Nbon'o Comp Dovid, Md., ntreot, ts a !lral llep toward eventual establtsh- ment of oc:beduled air and sea ~ to the, loog·iiolated ColDlllunllt superpower~ . TbO dl.onges in government regu)aUom clo not automatically, bowever, cltlf the way for 1cbeduleci'servict. A complicated let of delalla ·llill must be worbol out belon U.S airlina cao routinely land in IUCb citie1 • ' as Pektni, ' said press ~ -L. Ziegler. In a brief •a-~ the White Boule said •a-~ are made to faclUtate developnont of trade and coo- lactl between Ille AmericOn and Cblneae peap1ee 1n the _aplrtt of the joint eom- mQlllqlle· lailecVln -...1 .., J' .-b. -· . ~ J 'I. Joi .. ' • . 'lllll-•• .. r•-lo a. -llllllli alto"~ -r ........... c ~,_.. _,.... ~~M''Jl'R'" ..... =-.uly • tilt 1' 2 t..... Ttwpwtation ==Of a;,.= .:ii~ Nllm~ rw-lo rtvlell ulsting mb1dtooii .., tr..ie and travel. • .in an ellart to .,.te bfoacler opportunities for -....... the Cbliiese and ~·="· The ~·. action tllmlnlte< aim -a ftgulatlon that still pro-blblta U:S.' carr1en fnJm tandiJlg in North Koru uil 11"'111 Vlelnam. Olllclals Yid Commerci Department approval still would be reqalreci before U.S olrllnel ooilJd :.egtc aervlc:e lo C211na. AjlO requlrOd would ,be. approval of the ChlMle g01'ertlJM!4" and 4greement on sudi dell!lll ·aa landlrli rtplo. ;{_ FGr U.S. rbf/lt ~ ~'.-at ~ ports. DO further U.S. 19Yem- . m.,,t aP!J<rval wU1 !Je rtijull.d. 'BUI con- ri of 'the CtiiDelle ,!overmnent still in:ist be • obtained. ' ' ' Ziegler said "DO U.S. ,.vernmeot posi· Uon. oo the question of U.S. airline ·icbedUled service sbould be inferred" from N'ixon's actkm. Park ·Districts In ·Mesa . Sliied From 16 to 6 . Future park devei.i>ment in Costa Mesa will be coordinated by a system of 1111 park llnance dlslricts Instead of the ormer le. · Membeq of the Costa M.,. City Coun-cil ordered the reduction Monday night as a me&ns of increasio& lhe potential for park development. The revision, tlley belleve,t will eliminate tbooe dlstrlct8 unable to raise sufficient construction funds and those 'wblch do nol have land suitable for par~lmen say the redlslricUng will •llow the pooling of r.....,.,. from the 111t11Il<r JNl!k 'Cll.otricts. OrlGWlY. Colla Mesa bad M park dlltrlCts. 'l'liese were reduced to II for limillr reuons. 1 I • PIWT PERFECT ' FOR 'PUPPY· WYE DAILY PILOT claall1ed -ads 1 • unooth the path of true -love. • .ilBASSET Female, trk»lor, • pecllcreed -pound, 7 m01. Sbotl. SD·IDI • 1be fll'll call proved to bt the perfect 'new owntr. · I H you btve lltlDflhlnl tllat .-a .... -dial ---alll Ill .a DAIL Yl'iWf ad-vllar _... tllo W11 for,... ' ) .. ldllciwlnc -candidates for city ball dollar tranduaklDI :i • ' ~of oboolete heavy ~and .-. 1uo,oeo. · -A. compreJiiomlve .,..t recomtruc- tlol;I =::: l!!0,000.. I ~ ~ of a central munlcipal w·..i...-, $11,00t. ' '.":ii!:"'1e11on • of Bear Striel. ·In the ~P, .. So6tli.C9U1 Piasa .,..,. i.o.!11111.. ., ..!.LICfltl ' for. the TeY.llnkle , Park budlall dl.o(llOl!lf, 11111,llJO, ,. lndia Tr.oops ~~shed -• • • 4 .\ .. Ne~ .. Grah~m ~PP:earance KOlllMA, Indla~(AP)' ;-• ¥ Indian anny c:Oo,voy 'Wao nboiihed ·today only three miles from where American ......... -0rmm·w.. conducti,. his ~-tOr Obrist. . the . N ' tribe. : ' ;_. ,: i•'-~ .. _ 8P 'f!le , ftril/&. Wf1S ,a\ldilillicio the crusade groUnds, IM Graham carriejf on with • special, PflYfl:• -for the sick. When ·ab<Mrt 2.0l!J -~ ·sitllng · oo the outer edges of.the foo.thall.field began•to ,Jeave af.!er . bearing' the. aboQtlnl; Graham ap, peaJed lo U-lo remain sealed. They di4, '• • . I Officilll said at least ·one· soldier was wounded in the attaclt, which the army said wu made by a Naga g\aerrilla force that bu ]>een fi&bUng for Independence from lnd!a for the past 15 years. . ' ed in-aaotller'8l!lbusll Moilday 1~ miles ' . ' from ~· and army sour:ce. said troops 9"d 1 giien'U]As ucbanged fire to- !l&Y \D ll)lt.s from tfi& town, with 011t! IOldie> reported· wounded' .. . ' .. ' ' ' . ' .1. ' •. ' :· l • • Ma ri1ies · M.ak6 · ·. · Lot · of. Smoke · Pulls ot black 1mote visible o)ft.'l'·' Irviqe ·and ,°"8nge County Airport shortly , be.fore noon today Were traced lo El Toro Marine Corps ' Air Sta~. -lJghU ror eJ4bt teMis courts at Eltanda Hiib 8dlilo!. 111,000,, Eadl of u.. -· ..... ranked .. number ODt priarlllel that sbould receive lnupedlate lllndlDc· City Manager Freel Sorubal wu inltrUcted to prepare a ICbed!lle lot the )oill ~Y Dec. 4, the next oll1clal meeUnc of the oounciL l1ems of. a ~ priority were grouped into two other ca~and !NI fess llket lo i:ecielve . "' ·-"·· • y L ... .>. . ·~-These ~ sdcll areas as construction ' ' of new tennis courts, a· golf course water line, a heavy equipment fund, median beautiflcatiQn, a community center, a branch library, bike trails and a new Rochester Street fin! station . ,Conaiderable debate appears likely over whether some ol the leftover funds should be uaed to cut tales. Both Cowr cilmen Dom RlclU and Alvin Pinkley are in ·favor cf a t~ reduction. Councilman Robert Wllaon and 'Vice MaYor Willard Jordan are noL The sensitive question wu )ell ~· inl T)leaday !!lib! since the taJ: rale jilr~ the 1972-71 llacal year baa alreedy -· adopted at Sl per S100 ol 111!..U v..._, lion and -be chaiJced. Mayor J~ck Hammett ....., a i compromlae ta• cut of llk:enta durias the followlng fllcal year, bul It ii ... parent that Pinkley ""'\ Raciti will 'llo pushing for more. , "We do owe everyboil.y aomethlna:, '' (Ste MONEY"Pap II Ah ,ortion Law Hit= . . .. ' Court Says It'~ Woman's Decuion " SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -1be State The court ruled that the medical the constitutionality of the bar aplml • abortions alter the 20lh week of _. • cy. Supreme c.owt s~ct down . today the criteria required to obtain approval of an Calif6rnia al}cN;ipn law's requirement for abortion Were uocopstitutional because a ~ital oommittee'1 approval of the they W«e "lmpermllSlve\)' yque." operation. ~ · The court then held that reqUlrlng ap- 1be decision ,,.. written by Cblef Jllltice Donald ~ Wright witb -. Rlymond E. Peter., Mathew o,. ' Tobrlner. and Stanley Moak concurring. Justice Loois H. Burke filed a -· joined by Marshall F. McComb and Ray· mond L. Sullivan. . 1be court's 4-3 deci&ion meanz that a proval by ·a ·medical committee' was in- woman in ~first 20 weeks of pregnancy valid because the committee could not may -a . legal abortion ll It ts function without applying valid medical performed by a licensed doctor In an ac-standards .. c•edited hospital. The court's 'lcliOn upheld all but these The jucJgment therefQre rests. solely two proVilions of the. 1987 Therapeutic Jn dissent, Burke said the_ court ma· (See ABORTION, Page I) with the woman and her physician. AborUon Act. The cqurt did ~t rule OD . • Huntington ''Godfatlwr' Case Bared .. By TOM BARLEY Of Ille DMIT Pillt...., FW mm· illlbbed ,the ·~ ~i\ll>ftiOfili hilill\I*" bcve beo;!1 Indicted altir wlla! .,.il> ~Ry 1 was '·~le; ...--m-lhlNllOr~lb.,1. move CXJ. a ~ Badarh1i esmnaD. !1'11!!,;quartet faced arraignment today h Orange County Superior Court. Amell( them is George Earl Hughes, 31, of 16312 .Honolulu Lane, illmll!l.!too Beacli, l!i.' Is ldentllied' as the. in>' maculalA!ly dressed chauffeur whb drove two companions in a black, 1'13 Cadillac limousine Oct. 12 to the vacwm ,service store of Phillip Luchesi, 28, of 18513 Main St., Hoii!i1111oo Beach. Hughes, Robert Galas, 47, Villa Park, Jack Alden Memtl, 37, Long Beacb, >ll!d trantiellt Walter Eugene Miller, ~. were .lndlc¥ Tueaday by tbe Orange CounlY Grand Jury. - <llargea of .solicitation to commit :If.order, •extortion and ~iracy were .endoraed by Ille panel afttt·tbey listened !'/ what Deputy lllsttjct Attorney Luis cardenas described today as "a plot that b. ought the Godfather rigbt to Hun· .t1ngtoo Beach." Cardenal said bis office s.1111 does not kno" just how the accused four picked on Luchesi, who operates Pal's Vacuum Service Center at the Main Street sd· dress, as their victim. But be said Luchesi has testified that he was approached at the store by Mer- ritt and Miller while Hughes, bead erect and suitably dre2d in black, sat outside in the limousine with the motor running. De~s Washed Up • Trusty's Escape Lasts 90 Minutes . . . From the Count of Moote Cristo to Timothy Leary, the bistery of man ii do~ with ato~ ol darjng (!ICll!", real and Imagined. · . If Vernon Ge~ald ~,Ja,&iven a . place on the list of great escape3 it won't ~ becall'!" bis was very ...,...sll!L In lac~ his taite of tr.edom lasted ~ "'"""'19' .<; 1/ slidct·~ -ftoai fW ~·Mesa Jail Tuelday momin& Is .....,.. llerod at all, ii. J!lll. llo lle<!llJ80,ba .made bis ,1etaway In the city manager's ·-.·-. 'w, Fl•*' '1-111 a-lllalt-caaer~:.,...,,;. at the jail' and WU ujjpMf, to' -diy -Fred -bal'1 lfemry Marquis. , . A ball, an bour later, Buzick and the clty.owaed car were both goae. Fontana police were nolllled and were walling for Buzlct wben be drove up In front of bis girl frlelld'1 bouae Ill minutes later. · ~ts baclt In CoN M.,. Jail today,'!M police 11y be won't be wasb- ing any can for. a while. Plane :Lands on Beach, Crashes During T-akeofl A liibt plane °"""' by a CoN Mesa pilot made • safe, ~ landing at Bots& piica State Beach early this morn- ing then crubed when the owner tried lo take off kom the bea;ch. No one wu Injured, but the crumpled plane had to be hauled back to Meadowlark Airport ln Huntingioo Beach, where it ls based. . Henry P. Stegman, 2166 Pacific Ave., said be loaned the plane to a -pilot from Riverside, James~to fly I! back lo Rlvenlde for the . Laaley-.off lroal . - % a.m., accordlq Id' p01lce reporls - the e}lline ~ pow<!I' al l,Gllll leet. Stegman iald this morntnc that IAlloJ wu able to glldo the Cesana llO to a ufe landing oo the bani l&lld at the water'a edge on Bolla Ollca beach. First B52 of War Downed Sources aald one aoldier waa killed and two IDkllen and ~ clvillans were· woun-~ dad ill• the -· Wblcb the: 8i:ml' aid wu mlile b1a Nacn .,..mna force tbat .. A base spokesman said the crash crew members were holding a fil<f'fi~i;::s praco1ce plilUng out oil fire e1 dellberttely set In a mockup of a craabod jet plane. I • Canlenas l&id Luchesi told police that Merritt·· tokl Him lhlt Galas "bas a COD· tnct out on you." bu been aghtlnc far Independence from India for IS years. Sources clnoe to the underground l&id the guerrillas bad ..........i a cease-Jre thmJcboul Napiand during the Gi:abam . crusaije, wbicli began Monday. Bill a aoldler and a (U<rrllla were reported kill· The! practice wu one of aeveral auch tralolng exercises conducted lhroucbout' ihe :rear at El Toro MCAS with approval from the Orange County Air Pollution Co1> '1 trot District. ,. UICbesl Said be ·wu then told that on .Jmmedlate 11!!1jlllel\t. of I 1$,000 WOUid ' .~ that .contract wllboul the group beinl conipeUed ta . uae · what were described u the "rub out" services al Miller:' I · "But then," C4rdenas ~Id, "we expect (See EXTORTION, Page I) Poet lleeomes ~i1izen . Under Heavy Sediltion , He .Pkdges Allegianc e CIDCAGO (UPI) -E.uicf Rama~ and cam/~ lhil ClllUlltn'·lbt·,,..,. ago.: poet Vasile Pclll 1Ca'~betaf1** A·-....--; be lilPlled for · ly -led --a,le,rl .'l'llooday u .. . ~ ·oMrtlJ alter he lullllled the redtad !be "Plid&i of ~ ... ' ·•-1 ~ five ,.... u.s. iollcloDcy. IUteucl. II d;JiDc o1 CUOll'· • Ria But IOCll after, ltomacb ca' D c e r deathbed -.:...~~-of .Qlil ~. _hll punuJq the matter country .,... , at Columbul lurtber. Hospital. • He came lo Clblcago tO spend, the last However, the atller ball ,j bla -m days of bis Ille lllder the oupervlsioo of -ti,. oee bis clauihter Ille 1aat time -bis friend, Dr. A1eunder llonnett -who 1w Ml beetl. Nilllied -of illJml. allo Oed •Romania with l'vltellc.1, and nlan red tape tbet 1w Pl<Y'Dted lier wbo wu.bnprlloaed by the Nazis alon1 from Pttla& hml. witb the poet at Buchenwald. U.S. Dlllrict a..rt Jadp Alribam "lie Iowa this ceuntry dearly," R°"' Lincoln Mamtls. accoqllGiad by • netuald of hll lrieud. "He's -thnJqh lmrnlpotloa -and a CGUrt ..,,....,, the ......, ...... but bis final papers held eourt In ~11 balpltal roem... are ln Mtnnell:M.." alter .....,,., .,.clal ,.._ tor< 1blt llld DOI pmeit Ronnett from ar- palllm the di'" !15 •are m • • 1 flllllDI lo llrlflll the desire Ot bla fr1en4. wftbout ldWD1 ... p 0 It e a c I I I 'lbe ~ Poeteuca w a I ::i..n. _ IUl:pllMd lo aim.a and linci hiftlllll la • · ........,., GO, fled his homeland In ttll the Pf"'"" ol a federal judge. 8"t he remained alert for the duration of the 2$- )ninule' ceremoojr, throqbout which Mlrovitz held the .band of the d)'lnc man. .. Can 1 you rud the Pledce of Allegiance!" tbe judge u!!!d. ''Of coune," repUtd PMteuca, who p-.ded to ftdte the oath In run. ''We bave ,.ached out In theoe aad d..yl'.. .,,.. 1llo to make lbla a pniud momftl.t for you/' sakl the Judce. 11We wtlcomo ,.a u a fellow -and may God crant you peace of tntnd." -beamed when bis cttlJeolblp became offldal. . .. I'm vpy happy,'' be said. Hl've nevtr 1-happier In my Ille to be r... In • free world.• ' Post.ucli'1 other request -to be able to .... bill. daugbter, now !In. Dolna Vlrool of Bucbartst -coollouted an obllade TlleMlay, the day Ronnett ... ~~(iltt POET, Page ti. By Reds; Crew of 6 Safe WASHINGTON (UPO -A 851 bombel' crasbed m Northern TbaJlarid today while returning from a bpmbinc mission. over North Vietnam, the Pentqon announced. Pentagon orurces said the eight-engine craft 1pparently wu lllruc:k by a IUlface to air missile over North Vietnam and crosaed Into Thailand before crublna. No B5Z bad ever been sbol dOwn previously, In, combat lllhoull> ils of tbe giant bombers crasbeil -on takeofla or Jar.dings during the war. 1be Pentagon l&id all Iii crewmen aboard the plane ....., ,_,.,.. ..i that there wete no serious injuries, The plane went down obarlli before ml<lnight Soutl\elll. Asia Urne (t a.m. PST), 12 mil., ftll of the U.S. a~ - at Nakhon Phanom. (See eorUer siory about air war, hie 4). Ali.ether, the United lltata bu about 400 lb, the Ont --dellped speclflcally to Cart) uodelr -pn. Costa Mesa Employes Get 4-day Holiday Oolta M.,. city "'!Q11Qro1 !1111 llo tat· Ing a . foul'<lay boUda; cmr the ~=.wl.~ ....... of, the Police De~. 11111 .. cloaed both Thursday abd f'r\day •• \ About one balf of time have been coe-1 verted to carry coov-1 -and ordered lo Soutbeost Asia. The pluel can bold a ml.ximum of 1<1 bombl 1 wellhlng a total of to,000 poundt. : . 0r..,. Ceut ···•t'tl . Remember how II WU today! . Well, thlt't wblt the w1rt'9rr-p6c.o / 1 l11tt loots lllle lor ............. Day. MOltly -· wlt1i'llljio itii ' the 7111, Lows tordPI -; f INSIDE ..... A'Y Commv•UV tlldlaa ill ()r. ang< C01t•IV ott-r a wyWcl " .,.,.. of T~ -rc.od entfnainmnt. Sit-' '-• • *' r ' 1101<1, /'ogf 10. ......-. :-.._ .: ="' -:: =·~ = ...... , .... • I 181--"'t1 .,... N 1 .-.,, .. ...,. " -" --M -. ----. It;~' :s:= . .; I I I I z 0"1L V PILOT c 01,d War Artifacts Found Here Several prized aruracts from the Revolutionary War period have been un-- covertd In Costa M1..'S8 by members of the newly.formed Bicentennial Com- mittee. "The donaliom are pa ring in fast and furious." reports Mrs. Beverly Carey, chairman of the organization that is planning a local celebration of America's 200th birthday In 1978. Items collected to date include two engravings of George Washington's farewell to bl.s troops and his in- auguratiOn, a ceramic snuf! bottle, a British unlfonn, part ·of an American Continental Anny unUorm, a pi.atol from the Revolutionary War era, and a place setting from the Hessian mercenary soldier!!. C.Omerstone of the elhlbit will be a sword captured from a Hessian officer during the battle of Trenton by one of Mrs. Can:y's forebears . The sword has been on display at the Los Angeles Coun· ty Muaeum. Anyone wllhing to donate or loan other Revolutionary War artifacts to the Bicentennial e.r.hiblt Is invited to contact Mrs. Carey, M8-3270, for further tn- fonnation. All of the items will be authenticated by Rick Saccone of the Los Angeles County Museum before they a r e displayed . Saccone has offered his assistance in restoring age-worn and damaged Items. Members of the cc;mmJttee are trying to establish a pennanent community center to house the elhiblt. It would in- clude a museum, a 1tage area, and a room for dvlc meellng1. Commit~ members were officially appolntAOd Monday rJght by Mayor Jack Hammett and approved by the C.OSla Mesa City Counclt. They include Beverly and Edward carey, Roger Phelps, Dwayne Albers, James Yamanaka, Dr. Robert Moore, Robert Fisher, Gordon C?alg, Davtd Brown, Thomas Baum, John Leonhardt, Edrick Miller, Mildred Filher, Gary GolllClll, Helen Terry, Robert Moody and Dom Rlclti. f'N•P qel MONBY .. • could do -the teMll courll and the lll!bta llpd give tbe mooey tAl ~ peo- ple w\o -II',• 111111-Raciti. · · A ten percent tu cut WU dinn1laed U trivial by both WllJon and-Jordan beu..use the overall c~e In the ta1 bill of an """ie bai!ieownlii' ll!ou!d be about $9 or flD. ''l think we must realize that if we reduce the property tu:es by a figure of 10 cents per 1100 of asseued valuation that we are talking 'peenuta' to-.&be avmtfin~andowner," u.ld Jordan. "I we must recognize too that the '2111\000 which would 10 int<l this type o1 tax reduction would not be forthcoming from Revenue Sharlnc the follo-Ning year, or at leut a lbare of that-· "I feel to.. that in looldnc over the loog range period of at least five years - bopefully five years for Federal Revenue Shiring -that to reduce tues each year doel not make IOOd filca1 ....,. becauoe of Ille po<ntlal aliulling off of thete fundl, leaving us with Ille unha;py choice of having to again raise tu.es rather than lower them.'' Bandits Open Fire One Kills Another ROUEN, France (UPI) -Two young men tried to rob a drug store but instead of getUng money, one shot the other dead. When a clerk refused to hand over the cub, one of the bandlta opened Ore and accidentally killed hll aooomplice, police said. DAILY PILOT 'TM °""'9 c..t DAii. Y !"It.OT, ..... ~ ~ ........ tlte N......,.__ 11 ........... 11¥ .. ar...., Cl9et l"Wlllhlnt ~ ..... .......... rt ........ ~ .... ,.,..,, 1IW C:..IW MIN, H...., '-di. lt11111: ... ; IMdlll'eunllln V•lley, ...... ...... 1"""9o'IHd,..Ck -.... ~ft/ SM JllM C.&111tf•110-A tl"91t ,_ion.t . -'°""'° 11 ,WI"!*' Slllvrdl'(I. ft SWICl•ya. Tiie ~ JMlkltl!ll ~"' It •t :DI W.t .. , 11,..r, 0..1• M ... , C.lffM'llt, t)l». loltfft H. Wed '"'"""" '"' ~ltlltr Jttk Ill. C•rlev Vk9 ,......., ft Ottlenil M.,..,., Tltomtt K11vll .~ ... n ...... A. ,...,~, •• "' ........... .... Oerf• H. I.Mt ll1h1'4 P. NtU ........ "'""""' ..... ---JJI Wet+..,. Str..t Ma1J.t ,..,....., P.O. a.11 1160, 92626 _,_.... ....,.,. lfltdlt ml~ ......... U111N hlcl: llt !lwltf"A141Wit ,...,_4"'" lkldl1 '"''"'" .......,.. "" c.-.-..: .. *'1tl •• c.efllN •• , Tel11t I 1Jt4J '41....U1 Cf•1 .... Ueud t I """"" °""""""· 1m. °""" C-1 ~ ~. Ht MM ltlrla, HM .......... .......... _.. .,. __....,_,. ...... . """ .. ,... ...... ........,,, ..-w .... ...... ., .,.,... ...,..., .... cs. .......... " C'l1f9 Mt9eo Q ................. w -* .... _...,, .., MM! t.l.lt ..... ....., .... , • llM """"*· {) .. ,_ Visits I srael Georgia U . Gov. Lester Mad- dox is leading a pilgrimage of 200 persons to Israel and ulol.. it was "the second most ~~ ing experience in my life, af- ter being a Christian." Disabled, Aged On Welfare Get Increases SACRAMENTO (AP ) -California's aged, blind and disabled wellare nciP' ients will be getting coatof·llving boolts tolaling $28.9 mllllon annually effeellve Dec. 1, Gov. Ronald Reagan has reported. The governor said 'l'Uesday the in· creases, ttqulred by state law, amount to 15 a month for 305,000 Old Ae• Security recipient!, $S monthly for 14 ,000 receiv- ing Aid to the Blind, and $4 monthly lo 201,000 receiving Aid to the Totally Disahled. Cost-of-Uving increases of this nature have been made e•ch December aince 1919, 'State weUare chief Robert Carleson said. The latest increueo will be financed by llH.mlllion in federal funds, llZ millioq ih state money and $2.5 million· from eoun£1es. _ carteson aald In the year and a ball since a aeries of 1dmlniltrallve and legi!laUve 'welfare reforms, California bas apepMie....., 15011 million and 'llllO million 1eia on wetfm than would have been necessary w111ooot the morms. Wllhootlluch ·refonm,·the~-Uving booats to what Reagan callt "the truly ne;edy" could not have been ac- complished without seeking new aources of state and county funds, car1.eson said. KiSsinger, Reds Nea r Agreem ent? ' ..... . ,. PARIS (UF l) -Wlilte ~ ""'1leJ: Henry A. :OAlnge; rnel lor tine and a ·11al' houn todaY, wltn North Vietnamese necottston. With tbe talka apparen\ly reaching a cUmacttc atage, Pi'Olldeal N~ Van 'lbleu of,South Vietnam !.- ct eued bis diplomatic representsllon In Paris. Kllllnger returned today f r o "! Brussels when! be met with PrMlde!lt Suharto ol lndoneats then d!1>,. to tbe vtlltge ol GU-tar-Yvette 25 miles IOUlb of Paris for the lhtrd day of talb with Hanoi's Le Due Tho and ;Kuan 'l'llqy . lndone!la hal been menUOlled 11 OllO ol four nallons to overtee any ceaiHIR. It WU the third ..... in II tJ!ll1Y days, almec1 at aecla!nl a c-llrO in Vietnam ond ti~ the boa far -· IJ the talb got under -· Asian diplomatic sources dlJclosed that Tran Kim Phuong, ·South Vietnam's am- ba,..dor lo Washington, bad amftd In Parb unannounced. He met Kisslnaer to- day befm blO lhtrd -on start.a. Thleu's special forelp policy adviser Is ezpe<led here Tbunday. The "°"""" said Thieu apparently wants to add muscle to his diplomatic representatio:1 in Paris during what could be tbe final round of talU. He was known tAl oppose certain provtslons of Ille draft ceue-Ore and said a truce voould nol be effectivt: unJess be signed it Kissinger a1so cool'"'"' for '5 minutes wllb Pham Dang Lam ol South Vietnam at the U.S. Embauy resldenCe and with Ambaaaador WIDlam J. Porle<, who leads Ille American negotlatlna team at the weekly ~ peace ~lls. '!be aoulon this TbundaY WU canceled becalllO •I the American Tbanbglvlng. The Solllh Vtetnameoe envoy left the residence swlfUy lo avoid newainen. He was accompanied by bis deleg1tlon'1 No. 2 man, Nguyen Xuan P~. and two aides. A delegation spokesman said the vi&lt was within the framework of daily coo- sulti.ttons betweeo Kiaalnger and tbe South Vietnamese. Porter also left th< building separately alter a abort wblle. Saigoll dllpclcbeo: have reported COD- tinuing diaaatisfaction by 'lbleu with some of the provisioal of the ceue-'m -~ 1>ltlicularly tbe fact II does not call for the withdrawal of North Viet- nam.,. troopo and becaiJae be lean It will impose a coalition government on South Vielnam. ~ ..... reporta Thieu .mllht try lo ....t"a"....,W<lll"'l' lb_,._ lhe Ktsaingi!l'-Tbo ta1U bul appa:ontly be setUed for bll.chief ne~ator. Newiih!Vfffng ail!>i "'~l!Rt scram61ed fu -take pictures u tbe delegalel Jrew up outside the rilla that waa wl11ed tAl lhe Fn!nch Communist Party by artist Fernand Leger in 11115. Driver Bashes Six Autos Near Laguna's City Hall Six wt including the private vehicle of a Lquna Beach OIH!uty pollceman were smashed and crumpled in a hit and run traffic accident Tuesday ni1ht in front of City Hall. Offieerl oa duty in the department beadq\IOrtm, only yarda away from lhe scene of the colllalon, wet< startled by the resounding crash. "At lint It aounded like someone firing Boosters Need Instruments Old and tmUM:d musical Instruments are needed by the Cost.a Mesa Hlgh Sc:bool lnstrumenlal Music Boosters Club to start an instrUrnent loan program for grade !lchod children. . Milton Mcenany, p!O!ld<n: ol tbe club, 1111 · t.htre are many children who cannot 1tfoK. to buy their own m. strumenta or even rent them. Band -Karl Trolchel will ... that all of the lllltnunenta are cleaned, repaittd and made uaable. 'I1oey will be loaned tAl lbe chlldrei and returned when they can afford to buy or n:nt their own. Anyone in Coots M ... who may bave a musical Instrument that la no tonier being Uled may call 54MZ83 or 146-9Dll. From Pflfle J EXTORTION • • • ., pro,. that Lucheal wu uourod that tbe f>lymeDt of another ,8,llOO wuuld enable tbe three vtslton II bis &tor. to go lild: tAl Galu and 111-of blm vta "hatchet man" Mlller. cal'llenal ..id Lucheal lmmedlately notified llantJncton Beacb police of lb< extortion-attempt. AU four men were promptly artt!led. Cl.rdeoa.s said Galas, Merritt and Miller are free on 110,000 ball. Hu1""8 II free on hJJ promlM to appear at the ar- raigMtent. HHH to Visit Dublin shots. We looked and Ille,. be was - golq any and with mie nat tlrt," :>et. Sgt. Neil Puroe11 said today. Officers pve chaR and captun>d the driver of the battered old panel truck at the IDtenectloo of A!TO)'O Drive and Can- yon Acreo Drive, but, o n I y af1er the truck rammed a lt1'el •lln· The driver, Rlcbard Lee Willon, 13, of 314 Cabrillo in Coots Mesa wu booked on ausplclon of drunk driving and bit and = or tbe aix cars, the one belqing lo of· fleer Richard Kotzen waa declared a total wreck, and the ol.bers received moderate damage. FrotltPflfl9l ABORTION. •• jority bad effeellvelJ molll!led Ille act by removing lta 1D01t lmparlanl prolectlve device -Ille roqulred prior a(lll'OYll by a qualllled holpltal stall commll,tae. He aald the mutt ts l'lall.ltnc ...... tlona simply Oil demand of tbe mother . He aald the act wu the product of seven years of leglJlaUve ltudy and represented a comprori>.ise of various op- posing views. The court ruled in tbe 1111 cue of Dr . Robert W. Barksdale, Hayward pbyalctan who was criminally charged with performing an abortion outalde an ac- cr<dlted holpltal. The court said Ille doctor bad violated the act, but affinncd the dlamtsaal of criminal cbaraes .. -him. Tbo court oild that a. i:... time tba doc- tor acted he would not have beon aJ1owod !A) perionll In aborlloll in I boopltaJ wltbo-1l llnt comt>l1ine with th< taw'a ln- valld portlonl. Court Finda Employe Guilty of Stealing LOS ANGELES (UPI) -EUon M. Dis, 28, WU found eutlty 'l'uelday of slelllng '315:000 in necottabl• bonds 1rom under the noee of her aged employer', who w11 100 nul'llghted tAl ... what allo wu dolnl . -- •. ..,_ l.eetllllfl All•liriltret~ .Action Director Joeeph' H. Blat<bford (above) and !onetime p!elldenUal aide Robe rt H. Finch Will leave the Nixon A<I· ministration by tl\e end of the year, both posslblly to aeet electmi off!ce in California. (See story, Page 4.) Chief Eyes Santa Ana Police Post Fnm Wlre Servfceo Former Garden Grove police chief Georle Tlehch may return lo Orange c_,ty u tbe chtef or· pollCeof Sants Ana. Tlelocb left Garden Grove in Sep- tember of 111'111 in become cblef of the sOatU• Police Department and a atory in a Seattle newspaper today aald be Is one of the final candidates for the Santa Ana post. The cumnl Santa Ana police chief, F.dwarJ Allen, retired Nov. 30. In the atory in tbe Suttie POI~ lnlelllgencer aources in tbe Santa Ana department are quoted u aaying Tlelach was one of t e n aelected candidates recenUy intervtewed for the $30,000 poai· Uon. The oource 'Indicated that the former Garden Grove chlel might be IDlOllll the top throe coatenden. Neither Ttetach nor Santa Ana City Manager Bruce Spragg would comment OD tbe report. Spragg bu oole anthority in hlrinl the dty'• depor1menl lpla. T1e1ach, 41, WU bind by Seattle after tbe department WU Crtticllecl' for cor-nlJlllo!I and !nelllcleaey, Be mikes $17,ISll in his cumnt job. ' . F"'"" Page l •. • '~·1 I POET .•• pected Mn. Vircol lo arrive. Pre«umably because of her father's an- ti~mmunLst views, abe bad been ~. unill Monday, perm1aion tAl ieav. Romania. Ronnett said the Romanian consul general assured him Monday by telephooe Mrs. Vlrcol had received clearance lo viljt her lather's deathbed and that she would arri .. Tuelday. Ronnttt spoke with Mn. Vireo! late Tueaday. He aald sbe bad not been con- tscted at all. "The oaly lblq she had wu a piece of paper from the American embassy uklng her lo come there in the momlng," be aatd. llu!mett did not .....mt lheae dlf· ficulties lo his friend. "Sbe ls coming definttely," Ille doctor t<lld Poaleuca, "but we don't know just when." More than that, Ronnett aald, "I do not have the courage tAl tell blm." Nine Million Dinners SAN FRANCIS(:() (UPI) -Nine mlllloo Callfornla turkey• wru be con- sumed as holiday fare this year, Crocker Bank bu reported. --- 'l'rutees Applatld Students Sho~ • ' ' ' ! .I ' ' What They Know By JOAN)'iK ~ .. '"" ... "1t ..,. Ka M\Jn °'"'?I!· '-recenlly of Hong Kong, ~ a ball aod a few ol her lr!tnds lo tbe Newport-lleaa ICboOI bpord meetin( '!Uelday nlPC -~ She and her claumatoa aat .... green rug on the slap of <;oata Mesa High SdJonl'• J,;ycilum, ...,,_ ln -lhree I-·and l'la)'ed pmea for · the bene6t of UfO lchMI district - Ka 111111 and her -... IDlOllll the 811 children ID the dlstrlct acbool olfldal• oiay .,,. 1-lillDc from • federalJy f\md. ed PfOlrllll da"'1ec1 lo cl'" apedaJ at· tenttoa to cblldnn with 1earo1nc ·bm- dl<af>I that,.,. not of their on in;•inc. In tba cue of lbe dlmlDutlve ~ girl and her ctusmales from Monte Villa School, lbe big bandlcap !J lhat lhey come from -wloere English Is a IO<Olld tancuaao. H It Is ipoken at all, For aome olber chlldren, the handicap Anaheim Council Asks for Data On 'Misconduct' The Anabelm City Council, reacting to a Gnnd Jury report on alleced mtscon- duct of two lop dty olfld.ta, Tuesday nlibt voted 'to u1c lhe jury in reveal all lnlormaUon it pnueaes on the land transactloDI wblcb triggered the probe'. The investiptlon wu inttlaled after a Los Angeles Tlmea atory tut June ac- CUJed City Manager Kellb Murdoch and public worts director Thornton Pleraall of profiting through real estate in- ve11bnenbl. The article aald that the two. officials had Jnside informaUon on city IODing and public worU momi which were not avallable lo the general public. Tuesday nlib~ the motion directing the ctty attorney to caatact the Grand Jury led lo a bitter debate batween city COW\· cUman William Thom and Mayor Jack Dutton. Dutton ........i Tbom, wllo made a -· molloa "' -tbe dty· •!tor· ney to wort with tba atato attorney general in invaltplln& the· cae, of being a "gnondstaucler, publlclty.-.r """ puppet ol the Anaheim Bulletin ... Dutton c a 11 e d Thom 11the mo..t despicable person whom I b&ve tver 9'fVed with Oil this city coundl." Thom. replled in kind. Murdoch followed the exchange with a defenSe of h.ia actions as a city official. He said he had remained silent since the newspaper story appeared so that the Grand Jury report could be complete and objective. He called the aubseqnent uproar the result of "innuendo and erroneous assumpUon." Crackdown Due On SaJ,e Signs A scattered meu of "garage aale" signs -tlcbd on lelephone po1.., taped tAl street IJihts and bung from parkway trees -has led Hunti11gton Beach ooom- cllmen to crack down on I o c a 1 homeownen. Councllrnan Jack G,... suggested Monday that since the dly !JI forbidding real estate "for aale" signs 11cattered around the town, the "garage sale" message is Just as unslghUy. He receJved full support from the coun· · ell which ordered city staff members to start collecting the f'?Tant lltUe signs and to warn the sign posters. Harts SportinCJ Goods may be that they've moved!f'often !hat the)''ve never ~bad on~ teaCMr .for more U:r.11 two months at .a ~. °"' &bey'va never been lo a· ac11oe1 ~ ~ had . to ....... i.-i. • ,, ' ' aCClll I ~~" ' Mnr Fay Har)>llon, dlsltlc(olreclor of the Title Olle Pl'Oltam, 'told trustees that the students in the program range from pre-scl¥.lol •&e to eigbtb grade and receive tndivjduallzed ioJtnlctl111 aimed at developing their ablllUes in reading and math. 5 Ka Mun and ber friends , Edward Tocblkubo, Mlcba<l Serukl, Reyna Con· treru, Medorl Kutumoto, Juan Rivera ,.._ and L1llalla Lujan, sat patienlly with folded banda aa Mn. Harbllon explained:" that t.be entire '230,000 grant for the pl'O-' ·' gram comes from. the federal govern-,,.. men!: 0 1be district doesn't pay a thing/':.•: sl . said. 1 _ .~ As Mrs. Harbison continued to explain , the district's success with the six-year. ~ old program, the occupants of tbe green ru,: began lo fidget -poklnc each other, pointing lo Mommy in the audience an4 , giggling. ": "In the first year," Mrs. Harbl!ori ' said, "we bad children from familiet'." where the only language spoken wu,r; Spanish, Italian, French or Arable. Our.,. teachers have to be able to communicate .• 1 with the parents, so they had to learn some ol these languages that they didn't al:-eady know." She credited tbe involvement of tMt. parents at all grade levels of. lbe pro-. gram for much o: its success. Just as the group Al the green ruc was ._• about tq get out of ban1, the pruentaUorr .. : was turned over to the1r te.acber, Mrs. •• , Je~ England. .~., First they sang a counting song in English, Spanlah and Jopaneoe. This,' Mrs. En~land ei<plained, helf>I them·' leam English as well as nwnbers. •"• Next ca,ne a story about a brown blrd ... , a blue horse and several other bri1htly, If • unlikely, colored anlmalJ which kept the"· sit small scho!al'b · spellbollnd. Mrs :' EnglAnd aa~d it also helps ;hem learn co1 ... ·:. on in Englisb. •. · The sea1on.on the rug was flniJbed off ~: with a tOng game about wavtnf hello and wiggling, sl>atlng or atomplng the other parts .of the body which the teacher noted ls an easy way for.children to 1earn .. · Ille parts of 1hetr bodies. -.- The next ltJlle wu walking a beam "' few inches oil ' !be noor I~ promote'" coordination and balance. .;, Mn. Eng!af,1•i atudOnts linished their" pef~a::;·"1tt.~7.it u:'~is·;; ~bil'~ .. ~~{:\1'i~.~~~ ·=; mearis ~f(e~s tt.eV.~J:i · 1·· :·we don't l;ll01•bow Joni ' lduii can.: bounce the ball.'' she expl~. 0 We usually make her stop when she lets to one hundred, but tonight we'll atop at, 20." ,, eBfore Mn. England could fiDlah, the beaming Ka Mun started bouncing the· , bal! as her admiring classmates recited , their numbers to twenty. · · .. ll was a ~ougl. act to follow, but Teresa ~ Rampone and Susan RuSlell, Lit'q ... teRchers from \JJllson school brought out.. 14 five-year-old! who are also in the TWe ~ One program. · . '"-! yowipten ung in Spanish, did , the alphabet in Span!Jh and gave a c demonatratlon of learning lo read hi,. Spanish, sounding out the wordl with the . alphabet letten tlley had just recited. .~ Amid more giggling and poldnc they . played a vege~blo IOUp gBme where each Identified a vegetable as be put it into the pot. The kindergarten class fln1sbed the ' demonstration an4 brougbt .down tt . " house with in 8Jllmel game during which ·: each 1¢t the stage with a bow, boldlng •, the picture of an animal. •. "The importance of this program/' • Mrs. Harbison polll,terl out, "ls that eac.."i . • c:hild can iucceed at hia own level .• ·because of the individualized instruction and the involvement of the parent!;." Again we pause to give th anks for all our blessi ngs ... Joh n Hart Lynn Hart Harts Sporting Goods DUBLIN CUP!) -U.S. Sen. Hubtrt Humphrey wUI arr!" bare F'rlda.y for a lhre&day trivale '11lt, govermneirt of. OclalJ aalcf loday. A 11.S. Olatl'tct Court Jury found her 111Uty of llleallnc lhe -from A. B, Malool, founder of lht Mode • O • Da1 dothlngcbaln. 'l-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1 I. " ! l • • • I I • -· ---. • • Tax Reform Plan Soy Bean On Yours? Designer Don L~per Dies SANTA MONICA (AP) -"I line lneluded clolhln& eppml Loper e 11 C (e r at e d only design llmple, · ~led Ice men and 1'omen, Loper sllcbtly w b • n he an · Gets. Late Change LOS ANGELES (UPI) clothel· becalue I believe al· abo marketed a pratlalous llWtred, "We make a nlct -Kurt s. Bondi and Alan tentloq obould bl! focused on a lino of acceuories fro m, 10siilee;;;;;;vo;;;;;;lo;;;r;;i'3ltliiii.ii"----. I .. Haber bnlllcbt t 15 mllllon woman's fa<e Ind peraonall· bandkmbie!J to jewelry and• --~-• 11ILD against five movie'-ty," famed Hollywood fsahlon lollelrtes. · - chains and 3,000 John Does deslP.' Don Loper once Among customers at ~ YOU• DOtCAT10M1 TG " . '" SACRAMENTO (AP) -A !·" ti.I llll1loa lax reform pac1<ace ,1_. •. blcW· by Got.1 Ronald '· Reapn and Alaembly Speanr • • Bob Moretti has been .... ~~·•·it I b r o u I h the on bebali of everyone who romarked. 1¥1Jloaablo couturier saloll • HOAG HOSPITAL Mll;5-ture, Moretp llY'· e1t1 popcorn at the .. Uthe lint thing-· ti .ere movie • stars and NIL .. TO 1utLD " M0ttt coM-The key to the plan'• pro)>-movies. J""' no ce soclallteli l"LllTS MIDtcAL CUTI • TO rty •·-relief f the ' Bondi A_.. Haber, in 11 what 8 woman ls wearing, --~As~kf:!ed~oo~ce~a~bou!':t~hls~~ces'=!!,~,.!!!•!!!va!!!!!!vo!!!u!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~) • ~ eatur< --the 1tyle Is a mistake for her. ' home-owner lax exemption -their suit llled In lllp<lior Ila! been dropped from 11,lllO court, cleimed popcomo The aecret of genuine chic Is to Sl.750 a year to provide an eat.en are dtfnuded dally an ensemble effect In which no erlra 131-mlltlon··annually for because the y e 11 o w "ingle ertlcle ean be tden- btg-dty act>oo)s. Moretti told substance squirted atop lilied.• , reporters l.aa ............. _ the com 411a·not ..... al bt&-M~ ,___,, ·-Loper, -"Simple" -He said that WOWd brin( the tor," i!UI ...,.lllhlc made bu 1.otal 0 urbaa factor" f 0 r • froDl toy bean oil to taste t eJpenlive, IOmetimes up schools to 182 mi1lioo unually like butler. to 11$,ooil -styles were wom and the total new state money "--------,.__, by IUi:il llOC8ble cnuer. u for local acboo1s te 13S1 !""~~ llletrtcb, G i nger million ~yeer. ' .• _,,..and Lana 'lllroer, died A propooed lncroase in R" ~ -Tuelday Dilht el St. John's -• molor velilcJe reglatratlon fees eoorter Hr'.:!pberel'-' "sHpoe~~· uld OAKLAND CAP) -Dressed has been dropped to (Ive lttxl £'·7 --·- juggled In a last-ditch .itort to .,:. i::: Suspect ·. Al'legedly Disguised In a bizarre disgul!e, former rnilllon In .-ionat lax relief, Loper."" admitted Nov. 4 lor Hell's Angels leader Ralph Moretll added. The original Granted . on undlsctoaed attment. Cauae Pants, Skirts "Sonny" Barger used 1 · plan womd out by Reagan ·. . =·was not !mmedately allencer -equipped "buook.a-and the Democratic spesker Sweaters ty,. gun" to kill a Tuas totaled ~.2 ~n. R • Filneral arrangemeots were 49c IWOOtics dealer last May, Moretli CO.Van Nuys) talk-epneve ~: tn ~with 111' the prooecutioo tn the ed to reporters alter a closed· Cllarles Northrup, wu the ;,.: trial of Barger and three door meeting of a conference LOS head of a -. mi1Uon Beverly ~ .... otbon for murder. committee that has been ANGELES (UPI) --th : ... :.·. In bis opentnc statement trying to patch together a bill Reporter Wllllam Farr, faced H 111 s · b a s • d intA!nlationat e r085Ul'Y Tueoda Do td Wb t thatw111 · with an indeterminate sen-i.~buslness~·~~a~t~the~~tlme~~o~!Jhls~J~=======-~-~~~-~-~=====~~I .-y, na y e, . WlD approval In both death . While moot ol his , ~· Alameda County deputy houses. The original measure tence for refU&ing to reveal ,':' district attorney, said Barger w.as approved by the the source of a story about the t .. n abot Servk> W. Agero, 29, Assembly but went to the six-Manson family, was ordered ~ poured gasoline around the man committee after it failed back to jail Tuesday, then '" Oakland hills home where by two votes in the Senate. given a last..-minute delay. Agero's body was found and It was only 30 minutes to • set it on fll"e. MORETTI S A J D the. FBfT'S deadline to SU!TefXler ~·~ Whyte told the superior package was just one vote when · Superior Court Judge '. . conrt jury that llar8'r wore a short ol the rT Senate votes H Charles H. Older stayed his • wtg and bonH1mmed gluses needs. It must get two-tblr<ls own order 1 to ....i the ": and covered his face with approval In both bouaes of the newsman to jail. O t de r ••• painted ..... the nfl!il of the Leglslatur< before it goes to -lllOther bearing "" May II ~illln(. Reagan's desk, next Monday . ... •. JlllDll O'e'lr, B 1rger'1 Maretti pr!:dlcted floor ac-"I am very grat.eful for the ~· courkppolntedattorney, tionnextMonday.Lawmakers stay," Farr. said. "I get to ~.' denied the allegatloos. · plan to quit for the year on spend 1bankaglvtng at home." Dec. 1. Older and Farr, ~. have RE SAID Richard lvaldi, a Sen. NichOlas Petris--· (D-been involved In a test of wills ,~:· key protecution witness, was ldand and legal principles for 18 ': actually responsible for the Oa ) declined to sign the months over Farr's refusal to committee's report on the •.:• slaying and ls now attempting package, Moretti said. name the sources of his story. to "dwnp" the-charges on •1,• the other defendants. ln Critics. including Petris, .. : .. addition to Barger, 32, Sergey have claimed the plan's one-- •;• Wallon and Glll'Y Popkin, both cent hike in the stale aales ta• -·~ 21, and DoWd Duane Smith, places an unfair extra burden 33, are charged in the slaying. on the poor-while prq~ ._. Whyte delivered his 71). ~.'.'.'.'!'.'.f ~!!'meoalsownerssald ·•- FARR SPENT four hours behind hars last Thursday. which was to have been the beginning of hfs indeterminate sentence, after the U . S • Supmne Court refused to heir Farr's appeal . . minute statement to a packed uu:w~ .. ~, we ,.. -.... marted by tight plan does oot pump enoogl! •" ---. ......_torr and news state money Into local schools , -;:;;;;~ "'J;i-to pus two and conlained no lax reliel for • •• checkpoints and a penona1 reters. searcb befono beln( aclmlltod. Whyte att.mpted to 1tn1: the "WE AU feel -those ol us IA!gally, Farr WOWd be ,.,,. qulred to stay in jall i.mUl be purges himself of contempt of court by answering the judge's question. It Farr continael to refuse, as be has said he wm, he could be kept in jail anW· the· Judi• "8ves tjie ,l!eJ>eb, • .whib,Md. be th'! mt ii the JUcf8e1s"life,' or Farr's. · killln( of Agero with the who will sign the report - slaying of three San ~ that this Is the finest IChoot ~mat?JtrUb~.,.~~ii.~~ found shot to death the same Moretti said elimination of day Agero was killed. the .tnere;Ue in motor vehicle A bullet removed from registratiop fees was, in ef-~ ~ro .. tcl>ed that fOund lb. feet, tu relief for renters. ·" SmHh'• body'" Whyte aid, ad-· ding Thomas met Agero in Smog Units On Wr ong? T .. as last Mareb to purchase '4,000 worth of narootlcs. ;-: Acero made sub!lequent :· tripe to the San Francisco area -ance accompanied by • • • Thomas -to sell narcotics, : Whyte contended. : When ldrne ol the drugs ' were thought to be inferior, he was lured back with the prom- ., · 1se of ·a bigger sa1e and ar- ·-t:" ,. ,. .-. :-. ' .. '· rived May 19 with a suitcase ' C011toinlnc 1911,000 in hero : end tocailie, Whyte slla. Assembly For Rivers '.\'\'.• ~Not Dams ..,, U.S. Fishing Boats Seized SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - State investigators reported that most used-car anti- SAN DIEGO (AP ) 1 _ pollution devices required by Ecuador has seized three a new California law are being more Urllted States tuna boats installed improperly. for fishing within ill self-The reports, issUed at a claimed 200-mile territorial Tuesday m~ of t h e limit, bringing to 23 the California Air R es o u r c e s number of American fishing ~ inldicated that as many .....is captured bJ the South as 1111 percent of the device! American country this year, may be installed without the the American Tu n a b o at Propu' steps. Association says. Board lnv..ttgators said The three seiners seized they checked 24 cars made Tuesday a)lout eo miles off the between 1965 and 1965, fmdtng Ecuadorian co..! ar. esoected the l20 devi.. Installed prop- to be fined aod released as in erly Oil only two. the pest .seilum, the U!OCia-The state lkreau of Auto · lion said. It identified the San Repairs reported that car Diego.bssed boata as the repsir ""°"" Installing the Marco Polo, the Eastern devices on 40 cars It dlecked "'' ·SACRAMENTO (AP) _The Pacific and the J . M . did the job properly on only CallfOmla Assembly has cast,,_M_arti_·na_ck. _______ 1_0. ________ 1 e lop.sided vote in favor of keeping the S<H:&lled "wild riven" of the Clllfornia North Coast in their preaent state ~·: desptt< warnings that flood .•: ""'trol projects may be need-~·· ed. " 'l1le Assembly voted -..... Tuelday to approve a bill that i. ~. bid been a storm center ot ~ ; cuutroven:f between t w o -.that each ca lied themselves conservationists. 'l1le bllt would Impose a » !i~. year ban on the construction .. ~. of new dams on the .Klamath, 1.~. 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