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lnGennau ' Abortion · BOSTON (UPI) -A political feud betwem lleru'y Kllsinger and John Con-
nally resulted .In the presldeotial aclviaer blocking Qlnnally 's appointment u
secretary of state, a professor writing a book about the former Texas governor
says_. Man Orders
Decision PROF'ESSOlt CllAIILES AS!!M¥1' of Unlverslty of Pacliic said the feud
began when Coonally became TreUury lleCl1!1&ry "and Invaded IWslnger's FRANKFURT, '«JP!) -A
spben!" as inuled ......-tial advlaer. man believed a .... ' .... 1.jb!ol l!lilecl
Assemblyman Robert H. Burke (R· The feud -kepi quiet ,. it '""1ld not,lnblb~ COOnally's efforts lo lnflu-a stewardess Inside an empty AJr CllJada
Huhtiogtoo Beach) has accused the st.ate ence Democrats· to vote fw President Nixon "becauae :ia.in&er has been in· plane et Rhein-Maill ~ ,8nd
Sup-~---of "usmg· legal mumbo-sulated from domeot!C political Involvement unW the end of the negotiations demanded the rel-of· c.ectollilnt ... _ ~' with Hanoi. nationall Jailed In Germany for air
jumbo" in tbe court's recent decision piracy, pol.ice said.
wblch lliruct down the requlre!!at for a "DlmNGER AND CONNALLY are poles apart~ and politically," Police surrounded ,.. plane oa Iba
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hospital committee's approval for an said Ashman, founding director of the Public Attain lnltitute' at Pacific. strip at Gennany'1~
abortion, . "U Cormall,y llhould be named secretary al stale-and. I'm sure he woo'! Neither police nor
. Tbe decls1on, 1ianded down w.a...sday ~Kissinger's departure will be abrupt," Aabman said. details on who ........ ~·
by a t-3' maqin., meam that a wmnan in 1 specifically which be
the flrst';l20 weeks of pregnancy may ob-.,. wanted feleUed '
·;;:lain a legal abortion from a li~sed 'NI' ...!....t -l.,y' stewardess' sarety. 1 . :f ,physician in an accredited hospital ~.::;113 .DV -The ·man sak:I he **l'''Cz:ecbl.~ A
• , :without prior approval of the hospital's number of Czecboaknlks have tieen medical committee. sentenced In Weal Germany for · •L
, • , • , The court said the judgment rosts sole-H s ude Ad • jactlnga. ,.... • . • ' " ". · ~· '? • ly with the woman and ber doctor. . onor t nt mits "We believe he bu a 1*1!>1· di P1i11ce NN!t!f.'~...-':" . .,,-· "li 1 ~ "·7·t •· -:-·: • ; Alloctlng tbe decilion, Burke said "the have aurrounded ~Plane." a Plbce ~f'7"_~~. ~1. ,_ , • • :-.. •• ~ court bu llwnm1ltl Im in this matter in ' spokesD'1lfl •t the airport llk:I. •
, Glerw ~a talion other C8IOI, and In tllls'4 lo 3 decision it He said the Alt CUlda plane ha4 no . aimed~ rintliti4.~ .,. , i ....,.. really bad to diC..,, lo come np with •• Shoot·i·ng His· Parents other occupanls at the time the lneltlnt d the ' • ~.'!hi "-'~ · and • tbe lllmf ....,.. !bat the law Is 'unduly occurred. He said II _... !W-~ ariy.\ ,....._...,._,•an<! v-' In order.to ntlooallze tblll shock· . was elthfr chedinj lot.;, iWI~
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r c..:.: 1, -."'f "."!7""C:--ry" , tog decWon " between ftlgbb or wu '8n Gii , by
l _.,, 'Y>... , . ~ J 1. t'\.-'{41 -~ '·'' • ·• 1 The court ftded that the medical her assailant. ~}1· I · · · ·crllerla·nqaind to oblaln coiDm1ttee ap-OOUGLAS, Arii. (AP) -A teen-apd County Attorney RJchard Riley, who An AJr Canada deooribed
• . .. , . . . ,. . . , ..,,..a -..t. an , ~ -1111-i_. student detcrlbed u ."tl)e • nlcesl called Roth "the nlcell boy you woold , (~ HU-..... ·Mex ican na1e1·'1"1~~.: ::...~.-.--~ .... :~~=::::r:i .. ~~·;:;:-~a:;r:~."': · · · · ) 1
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· . ' • . '1tio -· will undoubtedly give ,,'b;~-parent.. Auiborltiel parent., said, "Tbe people are getung 8r~'9 Ce•lt
rt .. to a lllp -In the ......... ol ' · "~ ~· 1-u Id I' not d t the l ha •'. "' #, ab6ruons being 'Perfortned in cilt!ofnia 18Jd)-youth"'~ to know bow it ei' o . m ma a m. ve no ·· c 8 h and will open the doon: of mBDy new to 'tfl1 IOIDeODe. , boldlltles." "
0. n '£aLJJ ~t •) nae ' abortion mills, w-wanton d~ard Pillce lllld Beman1 Jolel>b·-. 18, "The boy said be . bad -!laving . • ~ · · C;' !or buman !Ke and unaanilary cOadltloos walked Into the police station Thnr.day thoughls about killing bis parollts for a 1feadler i
• ': > '. • 1• will challenge the Tijuana mills CalHor-and·confessed the tllllngs long tlme," said Riley. "He wanted lo Continued atinny daya and cool
:n:lllA ~'Cll\C· Pllll --by 00 =-=·:i:f!'.f In the pat," tbe · ~·· depull• weni to the Roth know bow It felt to kill somebody." nights Is the way !be--=~
-r¢tlne-~ . .. . "With alJorlionl b<!ini 1oOsened by the •' 'bmde --town• and f.....S !lie bodies RJiey said tbe ldlllnP toot place lure loots for ~ -aormallt' Tito tw p.a,llld 'lliq earef1iUJ High c.un: tbe felt of pregnaoc)' will no or Joseph Roth, IO, an audio-visual In· around 7 p.m. Wenesday. He said the lo the weallwr Billll ol
o1 -w• jloeod Iba-~-·,._ .... with a longer be a factor In lllidt rela~ps. ' strueto< at Dougiu· Hilb School and . yooth then drove to Lordsburg, N.M., 68 along the cout. rlllar lo 71 lnl
_.. of• Sim ,kllC -ill(,..,.. i. llmdgalrlOrs Thi• will ~ the effect of furlber 1 ~~ .... »•" &l a •-"· ''"b :..oooi IOmt 100 miles northeast of Dooalas, land. Lows toollbl will dip Id 1111
to call ......... at Ila w.n;, · des-rating our -U standards," be • """ -• ...., ' 1~ '"" when be ope!tl the nlght In a motel. Tbe low 4111 •
.,.n1a.'nlandl0' •we -- a -)llllon al the added. · ~was sprawled on the living room youth.returned to Douglu shortly before INSmE TOD.4.Y
... ~ ..... -~ ~ -.. doubt Burke, said more than no.ooo abortions '· o.J. U'--e -· ~-· .. a -·· ' a.m. Tbantsgivlng Doy and turned ,~ •• I ~~' -_, --rfo ed In Callfoml In 1171 '"""' ~ w• ·-~N -· himself In, Riley aald. '1 l•K ,.., ... O omN-a--It -·~~ pe rm all ·Iha I behind him . lnveatigators said both had Police said they found a .~.3$ caliber play1, ft1tit>oll mod.'""*' -
1*Tbeir flnt C11•01JM4 qs 'be CliefuJ', ne:;:~ ~ ~ h!i;°rruan! ~J abot ooce·1n the cbelt with a rifie. rlOe tn the youth's car. gr~nu. Be a Sa~ta'• Mlptr 1ellCI
beatUJe the -~ r. _.. -u ldlled.by ·-than will die from all Norinait Littrell prlnclpal at Douglas get m th< llolidal/ IJ>iril. SH
t<Wc ,u a_..., -r.lated. otber -""""""'1· And -lives ! ' High, said the bOy had an oulstanding todo)I'• Wedc.-.dtr for ·ltlllat'a ~~~·~~=~r:::ra~, Nf! RE&F.i1CES ··"·~~~u;bo.ior~.u1..:.U· ... ~,•IP~ u.. ~
-......-• haa _ __. • ....._ ... Ill said. ' '. .... IOld Roth -with !be IChool choir and .... - ' - -.!. II ead m Ibo . ..., to RJdl\ lllma, ....-,....,_ ' MAllOAu•, England (UPI) -tllls year earned a place on the 11Cboo1'1 -·• --1
---bave let up I ~ football team. lfmm!r, Ila aald Roth bad = ...: - --=
lllW .. .,... .,..,_, t-. u-:..:;..;.i.-,.., .. Shattered lbop "' 1 pub to tell _,..' to drop from the teanl becaule of a same .,_ • = · :J
..... 11111 1111' ..a ·~• .._ inan-aa,.,-tmde.,..... to men -to 11ve them Injury. . :"\.:,.. ~ ~ lliti~ !II _. llllll a ..-LONDON (UPI) -Mag l 1 Ir ates the -t al bavinl to "I've known tbil family for ~an," =' -,...: -.
atrlpe """""' Illa ......, el lletl1 • nanlod Herherl Robins a divorce on face r<plar lbop saleqirll when said Littrell. "And Bernard wu the ,,.,,,.. • ::r..-~
'1111 lul two lldill it lb 1111, Ila ..id, ii-oo.-his marriage bad "lmtrtevably they bUy ltSY llncerle for wtfes type ol boy yoo -1d ute to bave In a ~ 'l - -..
-111apet1, Ullo Ille• tall ol an .-J. fo. ~ down." Robins told the court his and glrllriendl for ChrlstmU. , bllh tcllool." -· •"'
( ... ll&ADLY ,.J'.1p I) wile -14d hJm In ltM. ho Rotha alao bad three daQSbln. "----'----_,.,...,.._.J
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' I • l • .. .'Forced' K 'er Req~b One·1wur Talk With Red·Negotiat,Or -,_ . ,. To l(ilL.lil .PARIS (UPI) ._ U.S. pmldeoUal ad· In a caatlnullilm ol U1e1r dally meetings N-wllo tn!W K*i ... said ElrUet IGday, I Vlei tlanl ..,.._..
\'M Beory A. Killinger conlerred tor that becan ~. the -ng tioda, toot plKO Ill •· •1111 uld the OOll!Die4 IUPpoft ol Soullt ~t-al...i ""''illtidl<llllily with North Viet· ztegler uld the lllUll procedure for owned bJ lht Nlrlli ~ __. mm'I ~ ...... "••-vi. Tiiiou b• , · annowicinC 11mea t... tbe meellnp in ad-tioo IDCI ........ hl!i l!1<dl • Ila • · 1 ,.sim.. • ....,_, ' . ~~~pt!"~£~ j ne&Otlator ,ln u Vance WU not followed r... today's """"-ln ......... ~·leBaL tbellltjtod~-.llbloc~·-ael· llEll\IJT (l\P..:.-..... N1<'1~n ·~~9.!"f "'~eel nor announced session because th< negotiaton did not The newamen said KJaatncer .Upped tlement. · · guerrWaa -...i ill ~ ,..,,_ Ol)'lll-
in adv~~•.l!SO. t)!e two negotiators want any publicity on it. out ot tbe rear exit of tbe U.S. embaaly "We Wllldlr 11 tbe United States really pie ,.._,,, dlarPd today Weot
did 1'9.J;Jran(,;I JIUl!llci2ed. Kissinger abo called on Frtnch residence In Paris, went to tbe villa ai!d wanla peace since It keeps oupportlng German outhoriiles doUltl croeoicl lbem
Vletiiiiines., ,\:O!nm\llllst sources said Foreign Miniater Maurice Schumann to-atayed about ooe hour. ' 'llll""i" Ille 'v1e1 Cooe apokemnau siJd. and "dellbarately lor<ed u lo~ tbe 11 ::'"~ .. j!l~~a:! ~in~~ .c<la~:f,"'bOtb~des aaid no meeting 'waa net"!.r~ ='-=-111\..:..-~ •'Tb!oia Ll"oppooed lo peace. ,,_ !las ~;! =·~ j 'km ·~ "'1111t
tbe 111 lit>w , 1 llCbeduled today. It would have been lbe Kissinger "It's g.ttlng -ud bonier• been DO CllMl!e m our demmll that. ...._. 'dlc:lutd ~Ibo-tlriol bl
fu g~ 'i.,;:sident Ni>oo'• press first btatus in this tatest round of lo find a pince tor a ...._ nndemua, '!lli«I -go." on:=z· -tlle -~ secre • Rooalcl"L. Ziegler, 'sal~ Kill-DelO\llllGoa, wiltch began Monday in an lan't it, Dr. Ki!81nger!" . Kl:i= said tbe Hanoi envoys con-.$11 • ' ,,-· • •,!.' ! i.,....,,"lf1N<ITT!li\¥Je\Ulllese oecotiator e!IWI lo find an acceptable peace Kissinger, be said, npllod: "It eor-leTed uroday for more tbu lix bourl, -a-.. * "'l'bi:.U-. et i;e fl!K.~!11~~.meet apln Saturday formula. tainlY Is." ' tbe D>011 protacted 11091ion IO far. · ifio· • .....,.. -in '"""8 lltt ...._
CTI•-, I :wi ruf: -al. the hJeCWM ~ la llrleli
." ,? rbllru •110tl nf'*· ·• '°!, llrlao.lil .:. tD ~illrlit itltatllll to ~1!11 tun) • Ille i'iloitlot -.... lo bollt lhe
:t.r...r(iUl ,,om nJ Ul"f T ...... ~''~e•'
~ •. , 1.Keagan bolds a lU.liO\l llil•'
n~t• '\Ille Gipper" which WlM~~t him In !be lltb
lllltlilalJIW!Decatbalon Dec. 1
Blub~<.lto&m!lrican River Col·
lep.1llllle <l'Odent was named
fort Notre Dime • football star
George GiPW"Whom-Reagan
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Mesa
Costa Meaa police are looking for the
th)>! who st.le the top oft Mrs. Ford's
Ford.
·Helen Elizabeth Ford, 54, of 2412
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, reported the
tbeft of the bard lop from her 1957 .Ford
'llluoderblrd lo police Thuraclay.
She told tbem the car was parked in
her apartment complex carport when she
diaoovered tbe ~ of the $lSO
detachable Landau roof:
Teamsters Voting
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Members or
Teamsters Local \llO vote today on
wbetber lo continue the 16-<lay-old strike
against the Sacramento regional dtatribu-
Uoo center of Safeway Stores. The strike
tied up trucq ~e an area ex-
tending w""JOl;ili Fairfield and east
a1 tar as Loveloct, Nev.
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Catlwlk Cam..... Paleotinllln' ·!lat ;;!bet °"'" Israeli ~ corpses on tbe OIJniple DqpiJle ..
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W ASlilNGTON (AP) -P a t r i ck
Cardinal O'Boyle contends a "" manual
prepared by six Georgetown University
medical students should be witbdrawn
becaUle it endorses birth control, abor-
tion and bomosmuility.
, The cardinal, Roman C a t h o 11 c
ardlblsllf1it of Wasbinaton •. called Tbllnl-
day fo1 the wJthdraWal.
He said tbe 46-page booklet, dlstn'lluted
lo students through university channels,
P,l"fOlll,o a moral position "~ con-
tmy lo the teadlfllgs of tbe chUrdi .•
The 183-year-old university is con-
trolled by the Society of Jesus, a Roman
Catholic religious order that reports
directly lo 1be l'llpe. Cardinal O'Boyle,
Ex-Gen. LeMay
Wins Tax Fight,
Says Attorney
Retired Air Force Gen. CIJrtls t.May,
a Newport Beach resident, has woo a
peacetime battle with · the Inlemal
Rev""° Service, according lo bia a~
tomey. · ·
LeMay, of !OM Pescador Drive, w.u
chargi:<f I'! the IRS with failure to pay
life~ tf>es from 1966 to 19118. .
• The 1118 conterlded tltlr ~ tl!ooo
years when t.May lived in Bel Air be bad
the services of a J,apanese gardener who
was paid by tbe general's former
even though tbe institution Is within his.
diocese, has .. direct authority over
Georgetown.
Georgetown's president, the Very Rev.
Robert J . Henle, diSclaimed,
respoosiblllty for tbe manual. lie said If
did not repMelll olllcal univer>!ty policy
ind was-diiti'iliiltM ·ta1tuilelltsoy the·
student government. ,
Fatber Henle did not indicate any
l!l<lY,e toWaJ'!) lbe pampliid'I l"i!hdn\Wal.
The mam111: entitled "Rilmiii Semal
Responsibility," deals with the oubject of
sexual ~ationships in a relaed and, in
some cases, in a lighthearted and witty
manner.
Relderl are advised, tor ..ample, that
tbe rilytbm method -the ooly -Inceptive tecllllique approved f or
Catholics -has no side effects "except
possible enlargement of tbe female's ab-
domen."
Tbe booklet specifically commends
contraception to unmanied college
students.
"Emotional and sexual retati<mhips
can 'happen' to all ol us,'' the manual
declares. "So, lo --y In-volved couples, to tbe recrOllJoo.mlnded,
and 1o the wouJd.be. willlBm u11
Wilhelmina the Cooquerori, we-muat em-
phulr.e tbe _.!bility lo I~ and to use my1 ol ,proven contricepuvu
available."
But the cardinal in hi.; critique said:
"It Is my cmvictloo that the -et ...
. •not mJ1t ~ to &IVI -moral ~ blil ,...:11 'p ohntla Hy
dangerous lo the spiritual welfare of
those for whose benefit It is Intended."
• employer, Network Electronics. ,.
The government claimed those servicea $700 Air Compressor constituted income thal should have been ·
taxed tor a Iola! of '4,737 for the tbr<e Stol . Irvin years. . _ en m e
"lbey were wrong," said the 9'-year-· ,
old ~May in an interview. "I refused to A $'700 air compressor was reported
pay It and ""' weot through tbe pro, : ..,_. from an· Irvine industrial firm
cedurel;'.; . . .. ·. · . , , . ·, ,W~. by thiHes who cut electrical
LellayJ cue. was sdiedu!ed IO go lo . wi,ea ~ thli eollipany before breaking ln-
trlai arlyllU! '"'81'; bot tbegeneral ~· • lo,tJ\eAr!iJ'• fmced,y~
be .ll!ld bia alJOrne!' met . ,.tth ~ !It· · Irvine~ aald the ~ WU •~-"' ,~, "al tbelr •~tattoo'' ·"" "'•'••·•'-'•·· . ~,-b,~-,-r ..... , ........ :1"""'-.. thebounofdarbeatrom 'fl"ld "Ibey agreed with us." · lllO, San'llar Corp., 17422 Pullman st. A
.Tildd Hinman, the general's Beverly apokesman for the l!ompaiiy lold ·officer,
Hills ~<fl"lll·\liel-k r~·. ~:tbe larp, beaV)' -could ~ed.. ''°' Jllll\"E"•~.~.l'l' not~·· been IDOftd;~ the.~ of "H • " "t .b. ,oi, ~ed 'tha·~~l<\riliitLot ·bel!vy.equlJl!llOl!t.;. ' ' ,, .. ' · . ' e avenceu t a , •(' ,· , house With all tbat landsc8pinji;" · · '. · · ' • · · ·
said, I
"They (Network Electronics) paid for s· . :11 _ N-. l
the gardeoer"' keep it up," be said, "hut pic,wne ove
It wasn't income."
i..May was formerly cbainnan .1 the Back on Shelf board of Network Electronics.
He moved lo Newport Beach following
his ~ eampaign for vlca preal-
dent as George Willace's running mate
in 1968.
Ernie's Eatery-Yuk
DARTMOUTH, England (UPI) -
Ernie Marshall ba1 changed the name of
his new mtallrlDt from Ernie's Eatery
to tbe Epicurean alter the Dartmouth
Mwlicipal Council said the former was
not "in keepillg with city' a image."
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -
Mickey Spillane's new novel b back
on the shelves in Jacksonville
public libraries today.
Tbe llbnry board voted 9 w I to
reinltata the novel In Iba adult
cireulation section where children
under 14 can't get at it.
The book, called "Tbe Erect!¥
Set," ii about a fre&wheelina secret agent wtio outamarta a
heroin "!'uggling .,,
·Royal Privilege?
Princess May Be Getting .OH Hook
LONDON (UPI) -Police bave given .-.
written warning tor speedlnc lo Prin-
Anne bot will nol -formal chargeo
againll tbe 22-felMid dau[lhter of Queen
Elizabeth, aources clOIO to tbe ,,,ya!
famUy said today.
Police would neither connrm nor deny
the report. A police opokemnan aald no
itatement wc*ild be made.
Anne bu been stopped twice for
apeeding • Britlljl hllbwm. The aeoond
1r.c1denl Oo;tmJi. Nov, 'llllll,•.~
highway ~ ot J.hmon , .
"The ' <:Jdll Cooatablt, Mr; !livid
Holdsworth, cOnslders tll(t Uiii la a mat-
ter between bjmaelt and,ille panan COG·
cerned In au -.. lbli kind," . ~ regional police apot-.n uld.
The aou-cloae lo Anne'• fanlly aald she bad received a. written warnmc ibout
her drl\Olni al!d tbat the lsM would be
carried no further.
Earlier, the llrincea took journallsta lo
talk tor complaining about her behavior toward tbe press. ,
"You tend co be a rather touchy lot,"
sbe sald in a !lpeech at the lnltltute of
Joumalllll.
"I would not dream ol · qooiplaln!n(
about your behavior u you are only
doing your jollo," sbe •Id.-"F.dllon
would, till you, if they didn 't pt 1 .Picture or a ltor1 ,daDe ]X'OPli11." .. Anne'• t'Ul&l')..d were directed· mainly
at .~ who co111plalned
r.c.n11y that lbe -._,..u .. wtUt
the ,... wbllt pattldpotblfl ,Jn a bone
1how jurn~ competlU. ..
' Siie lilo WU recendy crilldulf by
aolJ.bloodsporta croup, for Jllltlclpatlnl In • folhW\t,
Referrlnc lo thoee -: lbe · Jok· N11 told newsmen tt wu "nice" to tee bmeif on tbe flult ...,.. ol -pen
111n these days or au and violence."·
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Boltria Pres!denf'liugo namer··
declared a state of siege and,
announced I.he arrested ex·
tremist leaders believed to be
at the center of the conspiracy.
Troops were stationed Thurt-
day 'In key poiDll of La Paz.
Drug-smuggling
Lawyer Guilty
NEW YORK (AP) -Loe Angeles at-
torney Perry J: walitiln, recenUy ac-
quitted.-on pimping ud, puderlng
charges in Loo Angeles, !las been con-.
vletad In federal court bere ot plamJillg
to 'smuggle '811,GllO wortlt;of cocain{iniil
the uniliil'StaJel!"from South-Amerlcao-
Walshql; 34, 1ii convictJd, Wednesday
foUowiqc I ~ trlilf -·-imum penalty ol 15 yean In pr1-;;;d,
$25,000 each on one count of conspli'aey
lo dlstribote narcotic drugs and one
COIDlt of dlstrlbotioll of cocaine.
Another ~-!vars AplnlUs, 30,
of Playa di Rey pleeded gliilly lo tbe
conspiracy charge last Friday. Hi.
sentencing ls schedcled Dec. 14.
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Sole $999
"West German Interior'~ Hans
Dietrich Genacher ~· .. his '"'trd ol--·---.... ranged tor us to l1'9ve with tbe hostages
for ,eau. umnoleated. ,
"Bal wllen wa mtnd at ·the 111<.blae
near !luoleb. all hell broke -•..
Gewbor's honor pro...t lo be In Moshe
Dayan's wallet".
Dayan Is defense minister of Israel.
An Nabar did not say where the in-
terview with the "'°f"lllaa wai -
ducted. -. ~
It uld one. of them, "bclel Kader
Denawi, was ill and· on· a juice dllll, u a
mult of ill treatment .by Weot German
invesligalors after th e Sept. 5 MuoJcb k:iDJDIS. ·His two other comrades,
lbrahlm Badran and Mohammed llamtr
Abdulla, were reported' In uceilent he'alth. ' •
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Collects ·$31,000
BOISE, fdaho '!AP) ;;_ Amarillo Slim,
the Texas gilDlbler, bas come back from
the RiVl!r of'No lliotum.
• u1•ve M them Oftl' a deck of cards,
and they 'd rather ... fnllt on their peac;1
tree," Slim said ol , -who bet blm
$31,000 be couldn1 '1":' the wild, -
stretch of tbe midclle fort of the Salmon
River.
Slim -bis real name Is T .A. l'rellm
Jr. -bas never klmtified tboee with
whom be mad< the bet, but said Ji came
up ~"ll( ~~ 1111111 ill Las
Vegas.
Slim and~, Jer< 0iarman ol Boise, r,_ the ri-, ollen
called tlie ver Iii No ·Return, m
W~y. At the l!lld ol the nm, Sllni
CJ)mbed, 'li:<>m bis ic&<:vver<d roll and °'w lnln J.loilo byJ:l~ for, a abave. 09 Tburlilay, lie · dO<' boma for,._,
$ix De"elopers
J..ed Bond Drive
• Six developen conlrlbated a total of
$2,275 to lbe campaign wblcb led to an It
pettf!ll yes vote approving the Irvine
Upified lchool ~·· po milllm boed "mpure Nov. 7.
,,,,., largest achool boed amcurt ever
lli!ligbt ... passed In Orange County
...... the new dlslrlct to plan for ochools.
ed to oerve the rspldly grewtng
ct.
adlng the list of conlrlbutors wss the Wrine Company WI.th a $1,000 grant,
E donors were: Ponderoaa Homes,
Id L. Bren Company and the
ley Development Company, $300
• b Rinker DeveloPm<!ll Compsoy,
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snd the Klug Construction Company,
e Rock resident Art Anthonl led
olunteer effort in support of the
measure and worked fuUtlme for
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Architect's P
For School Hit
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The gul:lelioes for architect selection In
the Sadd:eback Valley Unified School
DLltrict are ••lnecloquate" because they
don't address themselves to the problem
of favoritism and they don 't Involve the
comnwnity, one trustee bas charged.
Dennis Smith, trustee , was the sole
vote earlier thl9 month against adopUon
of the procedure for selection. Al a
meeting this week, be lrled to read Into
the minutes a DAILY PILOT editorial
calling for more stringent guidelines for
architect selection by all newly unified
dlslrlcts.
He failed because board cbalnnan Chet
Briner ruled the request out of order and
tbe other trustees agreed.
Briner said while he bad DO object.ion
to that particular editorial, be questioned
setting a precedent of inserting it lnto the
mioutes. Doing so Witb an editorial mlgbt
falsely ,t·,·e. the imprtUiOD that the
board agreed with It, he said.
Smith . then reiterated his concerns
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reference check, quall(\c'ltlon an d
general knowledge.
-Preliminary Jnterv!e:ii;~,top. rated arcblt.ects tror : the 1 in
their ollices to aDOw• a · mw of Ir
practices. A more tlet.illed 1.i>eClt of
previous projects will~ done. 1 •\t · .'
-Board of educatioo act1!\I 'bp stall
recommendation of ardlitO<f !Or each
Pl oject would include whether tbl!~ can work with teacbeft and ad-
ministrators. " 1
But Smith objects that the' ~~
are too vague and establiab· lttite criteria
for what detennines the belt.firm.
It also doesn't mention bow much time
will be spent with each ftnn aod whether
each firm will be given .... only,
be added.
The dlstrlct Is -Superinteodeot wgiijp '
bably won't have ,,lD'lf
dltlonal staff ~,. months. •, , ""' '
Youn~ at Top of the World Scl!ool In Laguna
Beach herald' upcoming book flllr Nov. ao and Dec.
1 with their pollen. From left to right are Pam
Tiehn, ICristen Klueter and Debbie Powers. The fair
sponsored .by the school PTA ls to raise money for
the school library. It-will be from ·2 to 8 p.m. each
day. Books for sale include prl\nary1 pre-school, chi!·
dren's cWslcs, paperback and records.
about the i-ectnily..approved procedures
and Briner said they, too, were out of
order.
The selection of architects in the new
dlslricl ahould Include the public . nd
teachers on the acreening committ:!e
f.ogg said he woold
ProprlJ!e personnel !rim.
districts (Tustin and San ~)
with screening an4 ~ o I
architecta which -""". ........_ this time. ~ ~ ...
Smith told fellow y.
Addition of Six Stores
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To Double Irvine Center
Additi<Jol of six new atom Including a
drug and a bardw.,,, stono -to
Untveisity Parlt ~ Center W!B
double the ooly nelgbborllaod commercial
center In the city of,lrvlne.
Complelloo of the new stores Is ex·
peeled next l[lring, aa:onllng to Tmy
Welsh, Irvine Company director of com-
mercial leailng.
To the seven stores in the existing first
phase development will be added
woinen's apparel, gill, fabric'and bicycle
repair sbopo.
flanber's Drugs will oecupy a 12,000.
square.loot building and Baild and Grow
Hardware will -a 7,llllHquare-loot area.
The University Part store Is the sixtb
In lbe llonber's dWn. Other outlets are
loc:aled In Westmlnsler, Fountain Valley
and <;yprm.
Plans for the inject Will be drawn by
Robert M. Thomaa, desll!D"' of. lbe lnlllol
phase. u. ' ;'The -..... clewlopulbll if UnltOlllly Pm , Shopping C-. WSI
plamied wben the· center was «iCJnally
designed," said Al Auer, Irvine C.Ompany
vice president of commercial develop-
ment.
11It was acbeduled to occur when there
WU sufficient population in Univenlty
Park and aumiunding aress to oupport a
completed village center."
Planning eommissionen, b o w e v er ,
have lndlcated Ibey itoiild 'begin •holding
up further home developmenta until pro.
visloo of commercial services caught.up
with population. The lrvlne Com-acl-
mits it is about five acres behind its
desired commercial d e v e l o p m e n t
schedule which allocates one acre of
area for stores for each 1,000 ?esideots.
An etgbHulte medical facillty recenUy
opened In University Park. A palic>type
restaurant Is also planeed, Auer noted.
The Alpha Bela IUpermarkel at
Mlchelaoo Aveeue and Cuher nm. Jn
lbe1·1illlvenlly l'arlt . .....,, la Ille qulf
m&JOl' marUl In the U-tquare J11ile city, A~ Mlrtei_inearlng Q!lliilJlellQg
tn the WabNt Square center, bow~•er.
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Via Fire Truck
In Capis~ano
Santa : Claus will mat • iiis fint of four
weekeM appearances · in San Jnan
Caplslrano · S&turday morning, greeting
children from a fire truck. '
wltb dlslrlct administrators, Smith said
Wednesday.
The dlslr!ct rules also don' mention
giving "equal treatment to all pro.
spective architecb," Smith added.
S&ddleback and lrvlne Unified Districts
both have received numerous requesb by
architects who want their business.
Under terms of a unification election last
June, both dlslr!cts become· operatiooal
July I, 1973.
Saddleback "trustees a few months ago
spent ·a full day With one architectural
firm, Dying In helicopters to three
schools in Southern California designed
tbe acreening oommlttee an
equal number ol teochen
to offaet lbe . ' od-
miniltratlve ou~
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by that firm. . The appearance of th!' .Yuletide figure Smith, who teaches In the Ocean View SAN RAFAEL (AP)
JS sponsored by· the San Juan Chamber of Srhool District, said be doean't really ob-force high ·school
Commerce. jea to a trip like that, as long '9 all :se:. addma
. · Saturday's event will take place in the architects are treated to the same time,
ilowntown area al I and 4:30 p.m. il they so request. Al Issue was U.
Cbildren•can expect candy from the fat The SCH:alled "wining and dining" of propertjr last June
msols pouch. trustees for lbel.· business .at board hompsexuat lnvl ~peat performances are scheduled meetlnp shoUld be equallied, be said. ~~· a . chlss
each S&turday up to Christmas al the The current board policy states that --sw't ··" •'-' ssme ·t1ma, ·said Chamber Manager arcbltects be chosen upon merit of work, ~ Board-""'
M•••ie Olsen. espertlse and prolessional reputsUon. ---"""~ board ...........,,_ calls for PcrmWion · to the Other Cbrlslmas projects this year~" "~ com,...-n .. ~~-· ww four steps: teachers told blm to come anyway, 1111
include. the tradlttooal decoration of _Method of selectloft Will be bued on principal showed hiln o11,uie ean-
buatnesses and caroling lbrougbwt the comparative evsluatlon of !inns, whicb The American Civil Oberlies Unim
business dislrlcl. will be required to submit bacllground suit on beball of 10me teal!iiers, .-ta
A Cbrls~ carol ..i;,r1ng cX.itest !or summaries. and a homo9exual gn>up mlled' the
youngsten or the community also wW be -Initial screcolng by staff, wblcb will Society for Individual Rlt!llU. ""IP! (I)
sponso"l', Witb C8lh ~ gruted to C<lllSisl oJ tJie auperln-. -I· to lorca the Nooato .fU...;i-
thj! !l\Qlli6 IJl.~e ~, . auperlntendeilt of bullma, director or Dlslrlcl Board to an.."' ·""'•••laJ to
' Eillff bfanU wm be available at most maintenance and operalloos and director addreoo c:lasaes anil<C2~ •lo --.tbe do~ b!isl~,ses·a&:!'Oll· .,..._,.--ofciacllltlla-[>laiinlnii...'l'be.Jaitlil..evatu-"'primanda_.Jwo .. J~._s_d.'U.!L .... _ .... -
headquarters, M15: Olsen sajd. · lion will bO bued on a pr<llminuT pursuant to the iDcl!lel\I : • ,
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Will Srop Being
May lay Warriors
MERC ·URY MARQUIS • • •
KUALA LVMP1m (UPI) -The Bilton
Hotel -ils doormen todaY to stop wearing Gnllle'Malay warrior cootumes
after polilldanl called It .. lnaull to the
memory of warriors.
Datuk Syed Nabar Sbababuddln, a
state leader ol the Malay Wing of
Malaysls's ruling parfy, told pewsmen
the costume alto wu tantainount to
sacrilege and said the lradltlonal garb is
Intended for use ·by dlpltaries during na-
tional or state functloos. ·
0 We have temporarily stopped using
the bead gear and are redesigning the
dress in case the government rules we
should not use the ,present ooe," said
Hilton public relatiam manager Indra
Paldam.
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Despite Mercury . Marquis Brougham Look of Luxury and Rich~
nes8, it's still a Medium-Price Car ...
lvhat's:New for, Christ•nas
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~~ . i9'Jrere's a preyiew of "Sunday'• Best"
pr.,,&nd/by DAILY PILOT staff·
or the SUDdaredlllon upcoming: \1'ris THE SEASON -The mercantile
iiri!iunily feels that 'll>anllsgtvlng of·
fijlllly launches tbe Chrlatmu sbopping
~· so it's under way now. For a
~ew or what stores expect us to bay
-'year and for a reveallD( loot at the
.., of credi~ cbecl< 1111 YOU 8edlon
~ APO!Ul SlloT -The final trip
1o:>lhe mom In Iha Apollo J>nltP'8ID Is ~ed !or IUdllil• Dec. 9, a apec-~ar nigblllrDe llIMtolf. Color lJ.
hiiratlons •"""'4'"'!1 lbe atory wblcll
• s sclentlf1c; JOI!! al this "lat lrlp" meon. .
ACING IT -Hollywood makeup ~mes, the Westmore brothers, are ~ rsce Im potlents and other
p~c surgery CBSe9 find their way to
~I aocial ltfe by giving them U...
~ (and the know-bow) lo ...
~Ucs in' conjOlii!llon With their new
fi!llurel. II} 1 .. lfl"!!fll'I ,llliB atory by
SQdf wr11ei"'Jo Oliill'., . :timis.1¥..i.'> wmr cossvs -Mn. Ill!< tel IA' '10w the Croeby clsn -k•
ilier to -1".tli lamily i.ne. !er
Udays. lt'I tn F1imil1 Weekl1 wtilcb
bas .ner•l hlnta this -for JPfla wAiE~ ~~~,,;.y don' i! . ,
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, • ' I·'• • • ' • give lectuies'llllJ more bi.science couraes. al Golden West Q)Jlege. Studenta, fn.
•toad, follow the lelicm on tape and other
visual presentations. Staff Writer John
Z.Uer tells.bow aOd why it's being dooe.
JIOW NIXON WON -In bis com-
mentary column, sen. Bmy GOidwater
tells bow Hanoi was defeated In -
fire ~. :nollDc that. Pl:oildmt
NWm u. tho Ont Clief Eiecul!te in
Americln 'biotGry to Win ID electioa and -•llha--WHAT PRICE lllUSAK -How much
doel It ... to IJIRe ..... into factories!
~ It lmpVft prodDcllrity! n-are
oo11 two ol 1'1· ~ stall Writer
Alllloo Doerr lllemJAI to ..,._ in I '"----YUL llllYNND -OD!J lldllc nude
In ~ ml:• lpl"eM feltartDI Yul
Beywer tali.---the "balr
111!e" be -f-.. -be ftnt crutecl 1111 111111 ol Slam lllle. 11'1 I role
be 111111 ,...,. """' -.. -Jn new al!rla; ''Anm Aad The King,'' cover
feature ID thil Wlielt':s TV WBK. ' t
RACIAL TENsiON -Def-Dopart-
ment polldaa lllr deallnl Wttll '"jlijtlce
In tllo mllltarJ Include • "tar:!*~"
'-"-Both -..i Jn. llnldon ara lltondlnr-lnm IO learn
mcft' about ndal ...-and ..., lo
dell with them. S'-1 telta -tbeJ ·leom, bow JI'-. ·
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Specialist In full mablfe.
nance leasing! • . '
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ob Union Jock, BUnl It t.,; Pl,movth Rock . ' '
Take Protest
To Pilgrims' May/lower
Yvette Mimieux
Weds Director
~-i·~ .'~(µ') -Movie ac--~. Yx~t~. elil< and director-pro-ducer ·staHieY n<!n' have been married
at the home or his sister.
Mn. Lawrence G. Goldstein, the sister,
had ~ Wednaday that the couple
cbanflOd tbelr mlndl about being married
in COiumbia, wllen Donen grew up, and
had flown to the VJrsin· Islands.
Mn. &+'1t1ln aid Thursday, however, lalt tbe two were married at
her -limn leovJnc the city. She
said Ille did not -tbelr destinalioo.
352 years ago, and burned by tbe
demonstraton. Some of the them cursed,
spat and-danced ,on tbe rock, parttally
submug_ed duriJ!g_ blgb Ude.
Oae ladian llp!ikesman, s t a n d I n g beofa0a "the stafue of Chief M•isa'°it
who ,ljped a ,peace treaty. with tbe
pnan.n.... mmp121 ed of "horrors· m-
n;;:"O"' ,,,_·= •-""-·'wbi&i '""'"'"lQPOll ....,.lll!!llve .......... ,--. ~ reflect ·upon all men."
The Jndjans··at Ft. Robinson anived at
lbe 315-acre state park in a 31-car
t!ara-tan to have dinner at the spot where
Wlelcs
"''~ My God. you·,. right. It
is five dollars wrxth of ,,_,,.
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Fight Hour Battle in L h. ) to il '· e anon
B52s Make
Heavy RaUls
On sii,pplies
SAIGON (AP) -American B5ZI
blasted supply targets for 1 third stnilbt
day In their heaviest raJds of the-war in
North Vietnam, tbe U.S. Command said
today. Meanwbile, a Nny fllhter-
bomber disabled in a landlnl mllbap
became the 9th U.S. aircraft loot In
SOOtbeasl· Asia· in-the-last--five days.
Tbe Command said 14 missions by the
Air Froce stratofortresses, each with
three planes, llruck at mWtary 111pply
ooncentratioos near the coastal dties o1
Vinb and Dong Hol In the :H lul?I ending
at llOOll today.
Tbe big bombers have flown 41
missions in the area beJow the 7A>th
parallel in the last three days II! -
to knock out supplies being manbaled
for shipment into Laos and &OUlhward ~
to SOOth Vietnam. Hanoi and Halpboog
are above the 7J>tb parallel and are
currenUy off limits to U.S. warplanes.
WHILE BAD WEATHER cmtlnued to
curtail ladical alt strikes -al tbe demilitariled zone, Air Fon:e and. NITY !JibteM>mnben wen acllve In tuppOtt of
government lorees In SOOth Yletnam.
A N•TY A7 Corwalt, 1ttemplinf a
hazanlous nlgbt landlnl aboud the car-
rier USS Saratoga, misjudged the ap-
proach and amaohed· into the deck.
[)esPlte major .~ d8mage, the
pilot, Lt. Cmdr. David Edwards. manag-
ed to get the crippled jet blct Into the
air. He beaded for Da Nq but waa fore-:~ ~ u:.. ~ "t"ter~ (Xlll·
Texas Rancher
Ki11s. 5 Eating
In His-Kitchen.
LAREDO, Tes. (UPI)-A -Tens
randlerwbot$iuedlobls-
'Ond .-five atraogen eotlnt food In
his kitcben shot and killed all of them
with a rifle, police have reported.
All of the viclims were· male -ican
aliem.
"After be sbot them be spent the night
with the bodies still in there," said
deputy sberiH Florencio Rendoo. "He
wait.ed until the next day to report it."
Police charged rancher Kenneth
Adami, IM>, an ex-convict, with murder
and beld him In the county jail in lieu
of 1100,000 bond.
1"lbete: were indications the man shot
the ellem from outside the kitchen, .. illd-. "He jUil lld>d oalllde and
sbot -. 'l1ley were an in 11111 roam,
-... top of --·shot lbw! Ille back, the fnillt and tbe face. Appor-
mtly be used a very hlgb powered riDe."
Rendoo said I b e obootlllc occumd
Wedneodoy. He aid Ibo am day .ldlml
r..,.n.d the I-to I -patrol-man who cootaded lie llberlfl'a olllce.
Juollce of the p.,... -5allnas,
who IOI the bond, aid the men 1111111
lave been killed in rapid -.
"I can'l-flaure-oat why they dldn 't rurl." be said.
Salinas said Adami's ranch "is a big
me" used mainly for cattle raising.
· Adami was convicted in 1966 of mur·
dering August Doble of nwl!y Fr<er,
Tex., tile nepllelr al tbe lite poei.<luthor
J. Frank Dobie, and aerved a two-year prl!onoentence. .
11.,..w D.dlated
Macy's 'l'.b,anbgtving Day ~e In New York left Donald.Duck limp.
Ills left arm bit overbangmg limb at Central Park and defl1tecl.
Fu1i1es Fell 7
CC?-~~ 1rl-~~d· at New York Carage .
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NEW YORK (UPI) -A momlng of
fun .led to on hlllr of terror for .......i
~--trapped)D their c;ara in an . underground garage wtiere five
children and two adults were ov~rcorne
by catbon monoxide fumes 1rnm· idling
motorz.
Police said the le9en were taken to
Roosevelt Hoopitaf, treated, and released.·
Tbe incident occumid sbOrtly after the
traditional Thanksgiving Day parade in
Manhattan ended and families had
returned to their cars parked at the Lit>-
coln Center garage beneath the huge
West Side cultural complex. ·
The backed up line of automobiles,
engines nmning, waiting to pay parking
tolls at a single gate, filled the garage
wltb the noJJous fUmes and some wit..
nesaea said parents panicked when they
saw their cbildren gradually being
overcome.
Police who arrived OD the 11Ce11e
dl!leribed the altuaUoo .. -with frlghtened .• pareilts carrying·~
up to the street where a munber were
placed on the pavement awaiting am·
bulances.
Acoordlng to ooe atteodanl the lrafllc
jammed up becauae only the ll5th street
entrance was opened. A garage
spokrsmln aald later they had not ...
peeled 80·111111)' motorlats to park at the
facility because of the bollday.
In addWoo, the attendlmt reported,
young -wbo came into the guage to get their cars began urging motorists
not to pay their parklnc fees; m the
grounds that it JrU I holiday, with the
reault that traffic became evtD --
l!IWled and oome motorlltl drove away
withoot paying.
POUce said about 125 can were lined
up at the barrier at the tinie.
FTC Challenges Fir~
With . Same Directo.rs
Arab milW l
"ANISllilU~~ at 3:30 a.m. in aq att;(. ~'91 M>Uth
Lebanon Villagel I . ~il"l.'!t ud Khrel~" the h r. ' ~ <i'J;'be jn..
tn>dlni. troops ~~kt~ forces m the area,,,..._.... uf~lJ;._.
ooe bour, 'i'1"! ,,_,y t,_M IMO
evacuating Its caRWuel ln 0~·"
A PaJestinlan al&~ Wiler ~
four-guerrlilu ...re ~4ithe ..,.. counter with the tneu . ' .
Newamm In tlie, iiei\ ,i;;; pr-
rlllu were killecl and otbeii oounded ill
the llgbtlng.
There was no-ropdnailoa'al
the incident fnlln !the! ~ in
Beirut lsraell milltl'1 --fl• troops rqularly I!!'lr<>lebolb -al the border in aDDOlnced ,ltd:kmal .. .,...1
t Extends Into South
·WASIUNGTON (UPI ) -Tbe Federal
Trade CmunlsSIOn (Fl'C) today an-
nounced tis intentloo to cballenge "illegal
inteiiocting directorates" between Alcoa,
the natlm's largest ·aluminum company,
and two compettrors, Kennecott Copper
Corp. and Annco Steel Corp.
The rrc said tt woold issue separate _..Intl opinlt the three firms. Tbe
e ·-·fa Bospitel
T~~. lf:Y· (UPI) -~
CIO President lJeGiie Jlleany, 'l'I, com-
plaine<( of chest paina Tbonliaglving Day
and was admitted to a>bospital:,
A op<bmnan for Pbelfio ~
Holpflil llald today that Meany's con-
dition remained stable. He said Meany
was being kept In .the hospital "Mainly
• ·En~r.e Nation Numbed by Cold Weather ( J for obler.,.tloo." · • • • ·
l 'lU' s·noRT. Lall 'l1wllmgtvlng, Moiny alao WU .od-l't .Ill' ... milted to hospital after sulftrini chest
'-----------" painll.°"Ibole were~ a1 a cnm-. '
Hstwn ttopn ol' tltl llac:kltt Ill Mofl..
ht1.1 Ind -fN llCIJ'them Gl'tll Uk ... wMr'f' ttlloy ~ 91le tore..
T~atw. _. °" the cold tide tor ,..,.., .. entll't ~'"' Wllll ,,.. "°"'"°" ol' _,,_... florlcl• •nf '°"'"""' C-'llomlt.
M-91 "',_ -.......... rtlll
whb dllflttld .. --.. lovltl! tm llldtltt. "' ... ...,. -........ ~ "' .... Melllc:a _, ot ""' ltle G~ Vllky. I
complaints will also cite two officials,
Ruasell DeYoung and John A. Mayer, ao
beini directors of two of the three ftnns,
the FTC said.
DeYoung is allegedly a director of
Alcoe and Kennecott while Mayer·
allegedly 11 a director of Alcoa and
Armco. , llel11 .,.. ..-... w. l"klllc ~
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- --· """ -for home alter payia( '441,MZ in fines .... ,,. ,.... -.... """"' --and taRI for fiabJuc "thin this Latin =.;·.:: ... ~···-=:.111.:="k* Amlricln ODUl&rT .. w tmitorial
c-r. Ill=,.... """" •' fui1ll : ~ ~ :.::: ...._ 'lbe boltl; captmm and taken to the s-, If-, l'ltles port of SaDnu W-1. were the last
-• of JI Amerlcln .... c:optund and fln-
binatloo of overstrain and overeating.
• e S ... B..t Pl•esse4 . ' ' OSLO (.\!>) -The Norwegian Navy
stepped up Its great -oeorcb In
the ·SGpe FJoi:d Ioli_, and l.caU.11-1 ....
fripts' 11un NATO cqinml-to.'
bullt lor .. ·-tlfled l'!hmerltd ob-ject. .
A COllllllUl1lque "-the Nil'wlilan
-... 1111! aid two ~ that half .
.......Sin the alandq -lurcea In tho
Atlantic bod been recalled.' 'l1iay will
-. part ol the fleef t that bod
partldpolld In the --tho Ont
---...... nporild Nov. u. esA£rr.u.a11a •• e s.c.nd '"' ........... tt;Sl o.m. l.I ed in the lelt two 1feeb-iof tl.i.i .... , in
,_,,"" ·t;,TVlidiA./·M.,._ .. , --• :-oll:lo!vA (AP) -U.S. IDd Soviet
"'" "" .............. 1'n..., '-' The U.8. --• wlllcb -•''"' -•·•-mot fer II mlntrllo today in f'l'Wt low .............. S14Je.m. I.I .... ...,_. "'"""IY"' • .,...,__.
"""' """ ........... "'• .... ., only 1 l)cnlli lfmll, bu advlaed bolt tbe --.,. ol their new lfrat..;c
SlcOl'ld 1qw ... iUNMY Prl'l -.m. ... , owners aplnlt ~ llcenle fees tor atlDli Umlt8Uon tllb dea1aned to Pif 1
"trtt • .............. 1:••·"' 4,1 flshlnc within the-JfJo.mlle limit and pennanem ceWnc on ooc1ear offensive "'"'tow ·············· 7itl .. ll'I. 2:J relmbunet the wnen for f1nel paid lo ....,_ *" """ ............ ,,.,,m.,. 4.1 0 • •J---' .... -............ l !Mp.m. 0.1 F.cuadot. nae money ii then deducted . A confertnee source llid tbe aecret =., :::: :;: ::=: = ,::: ~: from U.S. fortlp aid to that collrtry. meeting got 11rtch1 down to bualness. 01
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GirlFintL~
Cam' Marie Made It-Hell's Angels
Tes~imony Reve Shat Dead
lllJlA #,JAi') -1.c~~=
'As Dumb Blonde'
btg while camped with a com-( ·
panlon near Sal'!IQa Gap In
the S...iQ'Ot nii1a1ns. T**llf 61 Ille \>lcllm was
wtlhheld pending notification olnlaUv~
So was'•.f!i"J_~ li, com-
panion, a 11JUD1 wofnln who
laund bis body .in their small
tent allieP llhe returned from
' "' ·early' morOing hike 1burs· "•day. h I l
• · Lt. -Pltlonger ol the
'"lluta<Cnil ~ sberill's of-
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Marie Wllsoo, the busty ac·
lral wbo WU anarl al being
a dumb -and made the ~afned "My Friend
Irmo" • hit " Iba 19409 and 1111, died al ._.,. Thursday
In tbe anm al her third hus-
bud.• wu 111.
-WIL80N "fought her I
Residents
Of Isleton
Give Thanks
battle with cancer for five
years -quleUy and with
simple dignity," said her hus-
band of 21 years, television
producer·writer Robert Fallon. CALIFORNIA ·
I RICHllOND (AP) -An all·
night Hell's Angels dnJf orgy
began wtth LSD-spikeq drinks
and mded in the heaUna and
s~ deaths of two•
motorcyclists from Georgia,
says an informant who was
granted lmmu!)lty to lesUfy.
Her health worsened ,In t4e . put two years, he said, and
s h e asked to he discharged
from Mt. Sihai Hoopttal fast Bl 'SILENl'LY POURING out ~ .. :.so that she.could die at ackmail ' his story throogh a lip-reader.
. .,.Sh; speclalited in portraying William "Whispering Bill"
were tnvli.d guests al the ewryba<IJ .... ,... ..-!1rilll
Richmond Hell'• Angel• bis mlDfP ,
clubhouoe whore Pifer wu •·,. ~·-"'•' member. Sl)ull ·~ e n
Alter the ftiUlar Fr.lday ~ "\"'
night meeting, Pifer said, The "He -~id
Angels snuffed cocaine• and Pifer. ''IUdlloi!l ........ then
Shull'• coffee and Baker's ,....1dent (If' 1lit looll Hell'•
beer wtre sj>iUd with LSD. Angell cllli*r Iii&. '1111! the
Shull !reeked oot, &aid Piler; 90n of a 111111(' -~Y
but "Charlie just aat ~." tried to .._ """· -· Tb.at "Tom WU getting loose, SO guy WU ..... wide-eyed, well meaning, Suspect Pifer, '1, appeared at a
blonde bubbleheads, aided by preliminary hearing Wednes-.~·~"',.:rt •,
her own little girl voice, kew· day ill Richmond Municipal B R • s • .'l. 4 ,,~
piedollfaceand39-lncbbwt. Convicted Coort for foorof the eight oy .. egains JD'~,,
OFF CAMERA, she was bikers cha\l!ed in the case. o ·
quiet spoken and thoughUul, LOS ANGELES (AP ) Foor others also are charged f T M~
with a zest for leafniog and Real estate man Joseph r · but .are still at _!arge. Lear .... ·" 0 rau "" Wellectuai sell improvement. tary, convicted ol extortion in , Piler, whose vocal chords I~-· O, . ..!,~
Born in Anaheim, she came a plot to blackmail Irwindale have been i:emoved, says . he, , . , -.,.. •
.__ ~llald U.ton the""8y bacl<
from her hike the young
t rwom.n lllrd · a aeries of
~1~ tblft 1 met two armed
men whdm lhe warned about
l«the lenl'"and ·uked to he .:areful. I' , dll• •
to Boll)'WOQd at the 8.ge of 17, Mayor Richard. Diaz through m.ay have Slif monlhs to live SAN DIEGO (.\P) :-The a~ whejl }t~ Naprio,
ISLETON (AP) _ The nunted a reading for L.B. the use oflewdohotographs,is with throat cancer. · bfightworld.o!youngN~lo who hid , aufte,.Jng
cl-ol this riverbank Mayer at MGM and became a to be sentenced Dec., 13. Nol until Immunity WI!' Agiiuera, who was ~ repea.:,~• ~Y
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•" llOILYWOOQq (AP) -.. .Acl,.....lliiwer "'""Margret Is
reheanin( for her opening
Jleit Tuailay in Las Vegas -
1 ,lie< l!r'-l aipa~ aflir
town's llOo residents we re $75+week . bit player a t A seven -woman five -man granted by a Superior Court from blindne9s ~ PoS:Sible weft( ~'
lbelr community devutai.d Warner Bl'QS. in.J937· , jury deliberai.d about three did he talk, whispering ,' death by"doclors,' lils been him · to
by flood five months ago, Her break came · 'in 1942 hours Wednesday be£ore find-"Because of the time left, I ,darkened again byitrqedyi ,Tiju.,_, · _[)r,•1P.l&r.fcia
eiadd be t b 8 0 t f u J on when spe was~ signed tci play lnJ Tlntary, 52, guilty of con-want to, be on the streets." • REPOR'n F.BOIK:t.be·tnae.... OUnklee.•d, tt;ille .,...-ont "
TMntsclvtne that they "were Ken Murray's glamor· toil, an sp1racy to commit extOrtion, ' ior of Mexico sajd.'threie men, medicafE Woject
Ill apared," their porlsh priest idiotic blonde, in "J\lackouls." criminal 11~1 and the ad-PIFER SAID that In the including Nazari0'1 lirother Conceru, Ille ......
11)'1. The vaudeville productl.Oll ran ministration of a dangerous spring of 1971 the two blke.rs Eustacio,1"8, died· iri f.be crash lern as 'I ·~ ..._
seven Yeal1· Miss Wilson ap-restricted drug. from Georgia, Tboma·s "Big Of a light pla(te ~t waS. lo Oy .. ~ · ittlbf·~ to
, WREN A LEVEE collapsed peared in 2,~ performances Diaz allegedly was drugged Tom" Shull, 24, who stood six the boy's mother to· a rell(lion University HOlpjfiil~ la San
aooth of town in June, causing and perfected her conimind of on two occasions and feet tall and w~· 250 wtlj\ her oon at a San _Diego Dieg0, llod<n i.e' •-od • ~~eriac·"'"" lnJ!,ries from
,,& WI ~· & ·perlonnance,
• Thor; SwedlalHJom beauty
recenuy had the wires remov-
Sacramento River delta water the character· that was to be photographed in compromising pounds, and his smaller, M hlspital. ·• ' the tumor lat welk
to slowly inundate many _he_r_m_a_m_'•_ta_Y·---~--pos_ll_lons_w_l_th_a_nud~e_w_o_m_an_._co_m_pa_ruon_· _,_Ch_ar_li_e_Ba_k_.,._,_30_, __ Tt>e_,__s_tory_;_!>egc..:_an_fi_v_e_moo_ths-'-._a_rlo;:. __ r..,;<@~'"ined-"". -.lilt,,_
i ,ed from b<r jaw and a plaster
caat taken from her left arm.
' She. lllffered facial bone ~ lnct~, "1<1Jlfdl!'I.,. broken jaw, a broken ann and a .,-en -~P ·in the 30-foot ; 'laD, bf!dle ~ Curtain went up ~.on lie'i'' n!lht-<)uh ad nine
weeta ago at Lake Tahoe,
Nev.
'53 CHEE$ECAKE
Marie Wll-Dold
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She Passes ..• ---..,,....., ~~Aii~~-ha!AP) -'Com~tg' ~', ·~ Siil-
homes and businesses, the .
town's 908 residents w er e
evacuated safely.
It toot two months to repair
the levee and begin pumping
waler off the delta Island so
!tie residents coul<I return.
. 'ftloy fOOnd flood damage lo
almost one third of the 300
homes here, with 51 con-
demned and 54 other ravished
.0 hedly (epairs may coat
m«e than · lb!o. building• are
worth. . '~~a~ moratorium
: on a ·r·1·t1Uildb;ii projects T t, n· "'trhlle )f iei...U.s' this desert es Ies THEIR SEWER ' y s t e m
• ·cornrnOnUy's tf'oWth ~lans. broke down and the water sup-
. "Jt'S not a qu,estion of ·PALMDALE, (A p) -ply wu contaminated. The
:1growtt1 ior no 'grOwtb but of Pab'icia F.dgar took 8 elementary school and a Heinz
-1low fut Pa1nr Sp1'nts wants "courage tesf." Her Score was r.o. pickle plant,-the com-
to grow and • in wbat di.rec-perfect. munity's main source 1of
'f·tion,"'Ma)Pot HOWard Wiefels A courage test is supposed employment, both rem a n
"(Said. '•li•J 1 ~ closed ·to reveal the type ol person But· the Rev. J 0 s e p h
• 63 _ __, . you are. One of the favorite M DCbe f to .J. .... ; ..... •· ..---r••llell .~~ Is "U .-o r pre ers em..-' SAN·LUIS OBISPO (AP) -g~~ ' yoo oaw an the lack of deaths in the Dool Two San Lull ,.,._ .COO ty auto about to .strike 90meone and eocoonge people to
" · ""'""'t"" 0 else, what would yoU do? rebuild their •·wn. law edorcement officers and w a barber baYe plelded guilty Scream a warning? Wave to "When the flood was over, I
to one count each of con-the driver? Push the im-bought a ~· crucifix as an
spiracy to pervert a n d periled person out of. the way act of thantlgiving because
..i._.-..... ~ -even at the risk of your Own the residents of Isleton were uus~ .~:~police' li!e;?" all 19p&red1" Father Moncher
office< Tack Pitts, county Mrs. Edgar, 34, a school aald.
eon.table .Ltrrl'. N11D011 ·ancli ~g guard, -!he. test A detennlnatlon to rebuild Arfvifl'l (frtick t.L~a r b e1' in real life WtdDeeday. She and save the commwrlty
Richard Lee l!ntered the pleas had only t split seoood to "gives ua ....,.. enough to
Wedne9day. J. ,, recory her answer. ' . . make lhil a day of Thanksgiv-
..!l' ~W:'t"l ' " J'ollce said Mrs. Edgar WIS Ing," he added. e •e......-!"9• escorting David Hoffmeyer,
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -J2 across the street when a THAT SPIRll' moved Eddie
Two .... ~ t.ltitl!an'hettlng dr sudd~y came careening Ga briel and bis family to worlt •·rlnei .w.re Jhe«Thaobglvlng around a comer. on repairs to their home •largo~ l!!!!ice IQ! ;lherilf'• U she jumped the hoy woold Thanksgiving Day alter a boll-
' clepotlltl1\"""l .""""'8d up 41 he hit. · day dinner al their temporary ' !:=. =blli:.ienders, U she jumped and tried to ~=I residen<e in nearby
• TIMI ll!>erl!!'.• depertment pull hjm out ol the. way, buth ''The plaster board walla all .jald .~.ti !lie~. If of of them~ he hit. have to he torn down and
• ,!hem ....,.., 1flll"!,l!mstad In U she pushed -replaced, new Dooring laid and
i~tY."· w.ide r al d s late Her arm ilew•up, witnesses all the electrical wiring put in
Wednitday and early Thu,.. told police later, pushing the new," Gabriel aald. The house
.day on. a ring that reportedly boy out of the away. The can was valued at less than
·collect,.i yp to 'lG,000 a week rnlsoed him by inches. Mrs. IZ0,000, and he estimated thniul!1o!!l l,he """l'ty. Edgar was killed. damage at '15,700. .. ,, ' _.,
-... "' Ru'7;-~: 3 ice cubes into tall glass.
~ oz .. lgor·1he Invisible (our secret new spirit]1Y2oz.
~" . lf.iY.r9L/ngy, Add ginger ale to 11. lga is invisible-
but not IJ..!hat he does.
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one ilrives ci Vw a.
" Hard to i,.;lieve, true. But true. _ _
" On March !'7, 1972, they wrote to us and told' us why •
Frank himseli ,drives a Vega beca use, in his opinion,
it's ''toug~ economical transportation. 11
Annabel, Fra nk's wile, "fell in love with Vega's young
feel ... and easy parking ...
Son Fester says his car is ''classy, and maneuvers well.''
The Fr.cuik Saifthlqmily of Summerrille, South Carolina . In order to 9el
them ull lOCJether for o photoqroph we hod to fl~them o central
location. The 1.973 Vegas shown here were furnish y Chevrolet,
though 8?-ch member of the family actually o.wnS ego. Counter-
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BJ>Otbl oar im~P-.. " ·· ~· 1~11J11•m bOJ.: 1uJlqi
And da~hter St~ (yu, , ' , iUU1Hi11L "
daughter Stanley) ljorl' of •WDI i •Ill
up the opinion of all the Smiths:
''Vega ia a hqppy ca..r.".
But like -oqid, who's goii.g
to believe it? A pretty girl lilce
that with a name like Stanley.
JUST BECAUSE!T'S ~ETtER DOESN'T .....,,.,.
iM ~113'#'
·riG ah~\ ,
cloc:kwfae,. "-ll¢tom left: Stanley owna ,a gt-a;. Fl<lDlt a red '72 )lolchback, Annabel a ,.U.... '71 Li . '
a blue '71 Hatchback and Franldin had a white '71 ~I
he recently traded for a '72 KammOOck. · .. ,'l Id l ~ • • I G ~/"D'"' i"u
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Wisdom Well Spoken
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Al ~ Ume when the once-splendid Englllh language
~ to be degeneratinS into a monosyllabic mumbl-
Qf ~1'tiich the two favonte syllables are 11y1 know" -
JusUce llobert Gardner's handling of hll mother tongue
, II doworlg~I heartening. The legal results also are heart·
enillg..
The Corona de! Mar justice's latest linguistic ex·
ploit ,came In a decision involving use ol the state's
1913.Jled Ugbt Abatement Act to prohibit lewd activity
In a Santa Ana bar.
• ·Entertainment provided by nude female dancers,
opined the justice, was performed for the purpose
of Inciting the imaginations of a "group of randy, beer-
drtnk!l'g"jiatrons."
. ~ nudity itself, or even nude dancing, cannot
be ~lfOrea obscene, be added, the performance of the
enter\Uners in question constituted obscene conduct
and , even though no charge of prostitution was involved,
, wa;s not protected as free expression under the First
Amendment.
Resisting the temptation (probably legitimate in
~ 1hla instance) to amplify his comments with the ever·
1; ~ar CHI mean/' GB.rd.ner concluded, 11Tbe prevention
~ ttiese .. cts does not binder the marketplace of Ideas
"" fl'tedom to distlibute Information and opinion.
~ 1 Lewdness is lewdness and covering it with a patina •a(~ expression is a fiction which the law will not to!· '! wate.'' ·
, Aflpr absorbing the well-turned phrases of Gard·
.J!!r'S Court of Appeals deci!ion, the California Supreme
_Court let stand a preliminary Injunction succeasfully
"lirought against the bar after police surveillance re-
1>0ftec! 48 Incidents of lewd conduct at the Santa Ana
tavern.
full drive to close the notorious Barefoot Bar In La&ulla
Beach. However, efforts to apflY the law In other casea
Involving nude entertalnmen In Costa Mesa taverns
were nol successful.
Supreme Court acceptance of the Gardner decision
should do a 1Nal deal to help clear up this aadly con-
fused area of law and give local law entoroement out·
clals some long-needed guidance.
(And if those beer-drinking patrons want a guide-
line, the word "randy" ls defined u 11luatful1 leche,..
ouse" by the British, 11rude, vulgar," by the Scottiah, and
0 coune, crude, vulgar" by a current Webster dicUon·
ary.)
Parental Guidance Needed
In these days of early evening darkness, reports of
youngsters gravely Injured when they have been struck
by cars while riding their bikea ar;; ::!! too frequenl
Almost every driver has had the fri~htening expel'
ience of trying to skirt an unlighted bike looming In
front of bis car.
The state vehicle code states that any bicycle In
use after dark must be equipped with both a white
front headlight and a rear red reflector, both visible
for a distance of 300 feet. In addition, new bikes now
must have extra reflectors on the pedals.
An excellent device to catch a driver's eye ls the
small flasbligbt" some cyclists wear strapped to their
legs while riding at nighl Some stores and youth organ-
izations have these available, and parents would be well
advised to see that their youngsters own and use them.
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in 1913, declares as a public nuisance a place used for
the purpose of "1ewdness, assignation or prostitution."
It was invoked in 1965 in the district attorney's success-
Parents who would not dream of letting a young
driver take the family car out with mallunctioning
lights, seem to pay little or no attention 'to the condi·
tion of their children's bikes.
A rider on an unlighted bike is not just risking a
citation. He is risking his life_
"I don't think they're interested in colorea beads anymore."
Thin"lti ng Man
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' I have al~S!··• anwted by -1e who believe~ M the eapeme of ·
thought. wi._ ~· ...... ii that lhe
great ldeaf .~ -!!UC$, people ii
Napoleon. -, hla flll)aitl, but
they have nod his wprdl.
'Ibis mon.m wn>le: "I mmod0111Uila"'\"
a greot ,dlol. . I , ·
_.always iO
the occaslCJ!I. J9d1.: ·
tolacewhal-
it i.s becal191f I 111"8
thought !ht_...
aver a Joog',.IPt be-
fore ~·It · .. -II ii no gmlul ,
which p!ddenly ..,
veals to me whit l ·
ought to do In 11tJ uolooked-lor clreum·
stances, but ID)' own renection, my own
meditation."
WHAT THE PJIOPLE who call for
"action'! don't aee'ai to reallu lt that
thought and actlGa are Jlol _.... but
com~ft ~wllboulactlon,of
course, ;., ~ ......, aerclse; but actlon
without tholll:lll ,,_ .. w:ttboUt sufficient
thought -cm .•• lamdred times more
dangerows IDd •1111"'1·
We live lnB anti-intellectual age, which lllij t lmpotience with
words and and meditation.
These are .... as Impediments to
aciieo --,. ... foci, .....,. od ts a
product of ~ tboaabt, for even
deciding "'!'<.ID tltiijr ll>out aomeWni ts
a thought 1&111111, lltbough a poor. cme.
' THE CULT al -for Its own sake
;., uemp~ ii Ila I-' 111 the peo-ple who u for 1111111 ,..,.._ "Well, we
just ought bomb Ille bell out of Norih
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i;Joomy
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'Ibis rnondng I ran oar flag up
OUI' front yard staff and two young
mm in a large white lnlct-traller
otopped illltll Old Glory -aecure
and fiyln& high. It took maybe 15
aeconda. Why can't other cltlam,
riding and walking, do the same?
Can't they •Y "hello" to a friend
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Vietnam and pt the -thine om with." 11t1s la about as far II the m1nd. of
a pbllooopber like Barry Goldwater can
Carrf him. But IUdl plans of· octloo are baed on
hopes and -· not on true coocepts. They lprin& from an unwi!Ungne" (or
lnallillty) to think tblap out; indeed,
thinking ii a fnlmlti>C procosa for such
minds, and they ...it 10 brtalt the tension
by plunging lnlO llkoocelnd -It ls far easier, and in a way more
natural, to act than to think -to alap the
offending child rather than to dtscoYer
what mabl him oo lntramla<stl, to walk
out of the bouae during I marital argu-
ment rather than to analyze the root
ca,_ ol the dispute; and, of course, to
declare war rather than to sit at the
conlerence table and t11e reaaonable
persuaskm.
Getting back to Napol...,, It was
precisely the ... time his imtiooallty
conquer«! his tboqbtlulneu that brought
his downfall -the _lmpeluous and am>
gant and W-pllnned lnvulm ol Rllllla.
In thla campal&n be dldn1 ll>lllk, be just
fell -be -~ beai.. not IO much by the winter as by
hit own failure to anticipate.
Indeed, it was Napoleon hlmaeU who
said, "In the long nm, the owonl ..W
always be coaquered by the spirit" -a
maxim the meo ol action ore too buly to
pay the slJibtest attention to.
High Cost of 'Health'
Health-I°""""*·"" not far the faint
of wallet::~ l_lf.:·illllll _ for a levt!IMJUDce package · ol t 11111C1nm! or
$1.45 for a -.:oomed c:beckSar.
But until ~. purlll wtlllnm
paid a p""'*" It oblolD -tliit. were not d,..,, ...... with extn nltropn.
or sprayed "'*I Ill-.
NOi' ALL HEALTH fooils ue wltel they
seem, however. Dl1ld Coplan, a
Calilomla atto;ney, roporled eorly ,~
year that aome inorpnlc aupe....-i
produce ii hawRd u "orptlc" -alter
the price hu been jaCked up IO pet<elll
or moni. One retailer cited In Coplao'a
otudy diluted orgoulc grapefruit juice
with the CIJllUIM!l<ial variety.
Part of the problem la the delU. of UlllCl'llPUloua fonnen. manufacturers
and ntaU.ra IO caab In on the f400 mlllloG helllJt.food ~. Anllher peri
I ii the !Pillon ol dellnltlon. ''Orpitlc" produc:£i ... ~ md l'liiled Oii
oatunl • lertJlberi ''nltW'ai" productl
-... dtemlcal -...... unprae1111~. Jl')our, for a.anple, my be
... arpalc, "! both.
I lllW.TB l'OOlll, U.., ore natural
and arpalc -· witll -YJlrlatlau. Flo•:rm. ~ ...... loed a a bOt K ii not natural II k _. ............. o(---1-.-eqllle.lfthe-•re
-....... "ly fwllUled fruit.
............ al the health-food In-~ ...... ID Adfertlalac Ate. wmllf "wlld .. ......, I p!ous wlsfi."
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monded eanlroll, altbouib the Food and
DnlC Adminlltralon may -define what the word ''orpnlc" lbould mtlll OD • Isbel. .
0 1 B1L1BVE aeveral states are moving
111 lbat direction." Dr. VJrall 0. Waclk:b,
director ol FDA's bureou of -. told F.dltorlal lleoearcb ~. "and there
ii need Ir -uolformlly."
HEAJ.'1'11-FOOD retallen face a dlJem.
ma when It ....,.. to llockilt( tllelr
lhelves. lf m1xhnlnn profit ii tbe pl,
they 11111 -IO ..U productl con-
talnln( = Alt er ...,,. cbemleal1. But U kliell purlty ii Ille lot..-
oonalclontlon, they will opt for llrlctly
rqulated --. Tiie pnctlc8I dJlemma for the eon·
...... uouall1 la -troabUnl but
equally fnlltntllDI : """ to ..... wftll the
ltaaltlt -Ill bo!JI! Tiii .,.-111
more_..,.. -pnponlion libs loopr-llllnlaaoltdtllllnluan
orpnlc TV -· And .,...wt.I ..,. Ina require .... lmaPllllon than I
meat dilh.
FINALLY, after a -rod1-'err
the potato or warm, 1-y-tprUCI whole
wbelt bread, he may ,_.,.,. the I.ear~
brufdnl -al beoltllr.t eotlnc. Naturalloodl cttt-be very, very, caJonc.
GrNt lt'Mte f'flt'fter Speaks tcltla f'orked Teng..e ·' .
Broken Treaties, Br.oken Illusions ,
WASHINGTON -llanl: Adams ii an
Aaainlboine-Sloux Indian and ID optlmtsl.
He and a few othen of the war party
wblcb laid waste to the Bureau of Indian
Al!aln ""' otllf in town hoping to llrib a
deal wilb the pale faces. Even u be ez.
pf8ins his hopes for oomlng to ac-
conunodatlon wltll this latest In the IUJ>
cession of lorl;.
lollgued Great While
Fathen, be tolls you
that the inl!laJ> ...
Ilona al America
have olllled 111 u...
tleo wilb the United
Stateo -and that tho gove~
ment bas broken 371
of them. ...,,. deflnl.
!Ion of an optlmlll Is an Indian trying
fer m.
Tiie other evening llanl: was vlaltlng
one ol those rich, rich Georgelowll
homes. But the wealtll;y people's l4loorlty
of the llootb Club bu gone out ol
business. A few ~ qo hoateaes
tnliht have been complrlng to get Hank
to make indlgnanl speeches over their
co11... tablea to their gueota, but -
rich people are among the few left -
wwld give house room to any savage
minority, least of all those who may be in
any way connected, if only by race, with
the destruction of several million dollan
worth of government property.
HANl'S PRESENCE IN t h e
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m1Illooaire'1 home bu reverted to being
an exceptional act of hospitallty and that
made the pncarlal-. ol his pooltlon
moro obvlaul than If you bad met blin In
one of the many hotel rooms he's been
moving In and out al wblle hanalng ..
hen!. He ....,. a idJUi lllirt; ooO of his
two \'OllUJllDklDI, Mike Hant, the 11-Jear·
old Umalllla boy, ba put red elec-
trida'a lapo on Ille tips of b1J·preciooi,
toolod ~ -In plelme tbem,
and -Bennett, the . Puyallup
-pots her tlne-mootl>old ""· Lal>lfab.Bot.Soot.
They drink their oolfee Imm DIDsk
cupe wbk:b sit in front of. them Ol'l a ~
ulne glau and llf<el Mies van der Jlobe
table. They're In • po1itlon that can't
bold up. Their only Yillble ........,,. Is a
folder of papen, documents and "'""' releuea on Hank'• lllP. 'lbese papen, in
their opinion, contain Ille true reconl of
the COlllin& al the Indians to WllhlnCloa,
the nqotlatlona, the wrecking of the BIA
bulldlng and the taking of the bureou •s
flies. They have called a newspaperman
to aee them because they doo 't think !be
media have preoented a true reconl.
They're right, for the true .-rd Is too
loog; too old and too bloody to print.
Hank seems to know that, for u be
preoenta the document In Io1ical order
his dilcoune touches many subjects. Did
the newspaperman know that the destruc-
tion of the BIA was the third most costly
act ever visited on Federal property?
Third only to the British burniDg of
Washington In the War of 181.! and the
San Francisco earthquake in 1908! And
there WU the 1$1.5 million spent to pro-
tect the site on the Columbia River
where the IMme fragment ol an Indian
dead IS,000 years WU diacoVered, while
the whites in the Bureau of lndJan Al·
fain IOP up the money appropriated for
the llYlnc Indians.
11IEY HAVE TOO many points to
mal<e. Tiiey not to ftbut the ~tary
f/l Ille lliterior, JloRen C.B." Morton,
who'• bee. .lsluing statemenb: like, "Tbe p-.rs do not re~ America's
raerTallon Indians _ •. For the honor
and dJcnlly of the 4'0,000 reoervation Jn.
dla!ll, all ~ .... should -d
that the protestors are a small splinter
group of militants."
It's u..ie.s to explain that Ille Indiana have hurl the feelinp ·of the
Admlnlatralloo's Great and Near-Greaf
White Fatben. The Indians have been
ungrateful to ao Admlniltralloo that has
looRd upon them as Its moll' favor«!
and most pampered minority, a loot
cause with a loog and patriotic lradltlno.
llanl: wants people to llnow that the P'""
teston were not urbana but raervation
Indians, and he can't understand that
wbeo you bite the band that patninim
you, it yells oudl!
Instead, having golten on J)le topic of
,...rvatlons, be speaks' of. dtilltlil "We're
concerned that the proeess of Violence
IUDOllg Indians stop, that the deterl.,.
tloa lllDOlll Indlan people Slop, In one Ir>
dlan community of 400 people, 50 attempt·
ed suicide in the preceding five1 years .....
II by sbootlng themael-te& 'Ibis la a ~
Dection on bow effective America bas
become in tlll,h1g Indians," he says.
"They doo't ha'!I! l!i\pull '!if~ 111y more, 1• agrees Rarilona, 8tluiimg to three
centuries .~1 CO"(boY 1mo~<'''fe do It ourselves.-I \. 1
THEY ALL TllRBE ha., tho angry,
sometimes ~dal,, 1 q1 ~,~1t l m ~1s
murderous Incli.o melaoc1ii!9',, 'I <1o9:t
think I'll ever vote," s&J'I ~. wbO
otherwise strikes you u a jOyful a'!iJ
rather tender late,adolescenL :·Wbeoev.er
I'm thrown in ja(i I, Deve: aay I'm 8
citizen of thl.s country.'1
1bat's Indians for you. We made
them citizens and wilds of the state, tb<I
first Americans to have permaoent1 peacetime w~cl conlrola oo Iii~
upects of fife and what do they do!I
Ungratefully take their own lives oM
ravage their Bureau of lDdian Affa1n ofi
flee exprosaly .,...led lot their '!""' best!
interests. • .
!Mtead of conimlftlng suk!ile. they:
abouJd put on the!l','*I \libal-~alla and! aave their lead fot tJiO OCO'!'JY rom.
meretals. · l "' 1· -, ,... ~
An Education for Today's Living
and answering the Silly 'questions }
lbem. A prize would be given to ~
member of each class wbb managed ~
crowd the longest explanation into the
shortest possible space. I
Most adults 1mugly feel that the
education they got ii better than the one
their cblldren are getting.
~ moll ol them have fo!IOlteo
tbree-lourtha of what they I-In -~ that would be bani to prove.
ButUthe purpoee
ol education ii IO
pn!pore the atudent
for life u It ts, then
Ill ,.._.1 educa-"9Da1 l)'Jleml llhould
be acnpped and oew llut ·made.
Here 1 r e .,,_
pof<d chanpo for IUC~ I pn>
aram tnm a man 1omewb1t ~
Uluaioaed to find th a I the formal leamin& be received bardly qualified him
to cope witll Ille piobleml in Uvlng be
rao up qalnll later:
EXCEPT FOR llludenta lntendlq to
specialile In certain fieldl, all advanced
--In IClmce, mathematics, art, music, nl( wu.m1 and square dancing
-Id be ci,_.i. So -.1c1 .ii -ancient or 1!lOdem !ot<IRD
lanpqes. Tiie only tanpage lludled
-.Id beJbe Enslll1t languqe or, rather,
the Americ;an -ol ii.
TlllS WOUU> be divided Into two
brallcbee : A, the writing and un-denCandJnc al URlul Ens!Jlh, IDd B, the
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Dear GeOll•:
-ii 1$ centa for ,.... barbeque planl. .
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llNr Ari B.:
Tbonb for Ille t-. My
blrlleqle plam are to coot up 11111e
rlbl 8unday If It -.•t rain. (I
donl tnow what columnllt they've aot me mixed up with but 11'1 a
.-1 racket, I'll say thall
( HAL BOYLE J
writing and understanding of Govern-
ment EnRUab-A special course In how to
solve crossword puzzles and acrostics
woold be presented. Tiie writln1 of
poetry would be ollowed but not en·
courqed, and no priles tP""' for it.
After muterlq 1111 ABC's, the student
would have no further dealings with
.-rltbmetlc euep\ In these general
CIQUf'IM: bow to ~ out grocery store
Driceat bow to make a bank account
balanCe, bow to balance an unbalanced
famUy budlet, and how to IUI out Income
tu returns -local, state and national.
AFTER A BASIC course In psychology,
each male student would spend eight
years studying bow to get along with a
woman, each female student would spend
eight years studying how to get aloog
with • man.
Since everytbinc In modem fife breaka
down, every aludent would spend up to
ball bis Ume In IChool learnini how to fix
tblnp -Imm toilets to television sets,
from zippers to goverlUDdlts.
'l'llERB WOULD BE no -YI wrlUen
on-aubjeds such as "The View from My
Window," or "The Most Exciting 'l'hinl
that Happened to Me During My Vaca·
lion." Instead, the students would con·
centrate on filling out forms of all kinds,
Most Cultured Monarch?
...,,. fint blotlraphy or "our" laat
monarch to be hued on the original
documents al Wlndlor Castle, King
°""'le ill by John Brooke (McGraw·
mu, fl!.50), dettroys the madness myth
and mates a atronc cue for COMideri.ng
King °""'le the moll cultured sovereign
to lit on the -of G,..t Britain.
MOllT PIPORTA!m.Y, this flnl
volume In Tbe American_ 'RA!volutlon Bl-
Cellteanlal Sella la a fife of the kln1,
rather than an account al his 'reign. ~
emphlll1 la on the 1"lmao beln&, not '"'
the rultr and poUtlcal flpre. 8uch' fair
lmltment ii due, ID port, to the fact that
the author, -t.dltar ol the Royal Conunlmm on lllatorlcal Manuscripts
alnco 1111, bad ICCOll to all the flln(• popon.
AS BROOKE polnta out, King CJeor&e
founded the Royal Academy ... tablilhed
the Kinl'I !Jbrary In the British
MUJeUm, and WU the firll Brllllh
ooverelgn to 1tudy actence and malntalD
(THE BOOKMAN J
hi.I own u_,lcll o-.atory. Tllere
;., a run account of King Geiirge's educa·
lion and financial -· ol his dally me and character, and ol hi.I 111-In the
Ucbl ol Ille recent medicll dlaJnolil of porphyrla, a rare dlawe of the body
which at crlUcal perlodl affected the
brain.
G-'IE m had an extrem•IY Ione
and haPfl!' marriage. His domeotlc faml· .
ly life, apart from th< garish exce,...
of bil eldest oon, wa1 generally
bormonloul. The doctors' arbitrary, Ir·
rolevant and -ly cruel troatment
of bi• painful, ber<ditsry diseo.. ""
quite eDOlllh to reduce any victim to fury
and despair, Brooke notes. Hi.I last
yem were mileroble one! targe!y empty.
CAROLINE HARKLEROAD ·
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SINCE EVERYBODY know\ that '3 our society nobody -ll.4ttinsi anymore
there would be no courses in debating o
public speaking. ln~eeQ, ~lnpe we deal
less and fess wit6 people 8'~ more and
more with machines, eaclt sludtDt would
take a course called "How to Influence i
Computer by Fair. Means or Foul." ~
· In the laal ym'llf college, every st 4ent would al*> be required to,take t
following subj~' "Hpw,,to .Jutjer Uf
AnylKidy In Onler'IO <lit 111cft fread,1
11How to Drag Your Feet Suci:essfully it
Any Sltuatioo," add "How to Write a J~ career Resume before You've Had An
Career to Speak Of."
The graduate of sucb an education
8)'llem might DOI -Vlf!l'I much,
he sure woold tie equl~ for today' llvlng.
And Isn't that wl!at lt'a all about! '
OIANOI ~OAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N~1 W•t~tP.ubliaher
Thomas Ktevil, Edttor
8GT~ra °Kr~
Edito""l P,_af.1.,hi r
The editorial pa l' or the~ Delly Pilot 1ttk1 to In orm aQd 1tlmu-
late readers by J)re.uting thlt
ntw1papft"I oplnWms al\(S com· 1
mental') un toplca of lntefcAt and t
1l11nltlcance, b)' providing a rorum i
for the txiwetilon or our l'ffdtni'
opinions, and by J>t'ft«it\na tht
dlvrrae vlewpolnt11 of tn·rorm :d Ob·
-ervcra and L lp!.>kttme!f-o n toplct ~ ' olthe da,v.,••~ .. ~
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The Newport Beach plan-
ning department wiU try again
to meet with Corona. del Mar
reSidents to talk a~ the way
they think the city should con-
trol development lft tbelt end
of town.
A publle'. meeting will take
place Dec 8'1at'7:SO p.m. in Ci-
ty Council chambers to review
the future density and popula-
tion growth in lhe older
Corona del Mat area. ·
'-t•Specifically, we're going to
be talking bout all the R-2
(duplex) zoned properties and altfrnatlv~ w•YI In which both
the' densify and future popula-
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MARINA HIGH BOY AND GIRL OF TH E MONTH
Ken Martyn, Carolyn Face Honored Seniors
Friday, Nowmbrr 24, 1CJ72 DAILY PILOT 7
'Basic F in ance'
Fullerton Oass
Plans Own Pace
FULLERTON -Cat Stat< Approximll)elY., 600 students
Fullerton 11tudent1 will attena will test bl.f idea during the
basic finance classes in a pilot fall quarW-·1ot ~ 197S-74
program allowing s ma 11 ~hoot yeM'. !lJfl 11
groups to function on ' their The Cal State' >runerton pro-
own schedules and al their ject haa been' \lli>Ylded with
own pace. $18.600 of 11Ja' Sl.8 million
Finance professor Dr. Den-statewide FuM • 'Innovation
nls J. O'Connor anticipates and Improvealeiil 'dreated by
more indivudallzed and more the im Ugbtlature ·
effective instruction wfth this For mofilffifonnation. call 1
modular approach. 870-2414. ~ .... uqo Marina High Pair l~~~N ........ ~.:;;;;uA1o~ .. -~""~~
Of M h T d 'iQ~ilQ~A' -,~~ Qnt ' appe 2""'-:;:~~.~,,-3·5 SALE ;~.;
SUITS .iomP
Ken Martyn and Carol)'!! Golden Shield Finalist in
English.
E...., .., ... , • MQow.,a-0&0P NOW IOI XMAS .-'
1w. uu • .,. .. san UP ro SKr ··u o..w. (..rt"""" .. • 0-.. w.-.... t2 ... °" c-1 ...... s.fts,~ ...
Ml ...... lf ······" 62 lf*tc .... ,Sa....tfilrftt
5 ...... skl .. ·······'' .. ··youths have been onored u outslanding cqntrlbutors to their
nizationsby the Costa )leu Qptimlst ·Cl'!)>. Award winners are
·~~~~=~) Da~~d Keith, Estancia Hlg1' School, 1oe Ropqui!lo, Boys Club; ·S Scout Ship 306, and (seated) Jaye Isbell, Girls bub; Sara
Herbollc , Fu\iire.-Farmers, and Mary Brownson, Costa ¥esa High School.
tlon of the area may be face have been selected boy
r e du c e d , ' ' said Carl and girl of the month ,for
Neuhausen, advance planning October at Marina H I g h
dittCtor. School.
A meeting on the subjec;t· The seniors were tapped by
conducted NOv. 8 drew on!Y iO , clasama~ for · s PI rt .t ,
persons Neuhausen said "an-~hip ands ch o last 1 c
His activities include cap-
tain of the cros~ country team,
and a member of Key Club
and the VlkJng C.Ouncil.
A CSF seal bearer, Mis1
Face is active in the ski club,
modern danc,e and drama. She
&el'Vts as varsity yell captain
and Girls League vice presi-
dent and was a homecom'lng
princess.
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Conh-"•••' .n u NT ITYU CONID , ............. 110 1• • A T ~Im ..•...•••.• 10 6 •flU ALTIRA~1 :
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Not · all .widows a-n d
widowers receiving ·So c i a I
Security benefits will receive
automatic increaS4!fi ·as a
AmeodnWn *nit •P-fesi. result~~~~
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Widows 60 or · plder who
receive checks based on1y on
their owq wage record,,may be
eligible for more m!>"ey.
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·plied fot, wilk>w's ,,,benefits
hued •qJt './their :Jl~bands'
nl«>l'<l>1'1Vjo the!!(\ l"ll'Qrd• are 1'llher, ~ "°~ows;ni!W file a
claim to, recleve the il>cnased
payments, acoording to tbe
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Santa Ana" o!llce of the U.S. Department of Health, Educa-
tion and Wellare.
Si~t.lons where. recipients
will liuti>matkally have higher
~nelits on checks beginning
Feb.·3 are: e A widow who started get-
ting a widows benefit of up to
·82.5 percent of her husband's
benefit at age 6S will now get
100 percent. e A --who started get>
ting widow's benefits before
age 65 will ~lso get an in-
crease, but it will be less than
100 · percent of her husband's
benefit. The reduction rate
will be based on the number of
months she drew on his wage
record before she was" 15. e A widow who bu receiv-
ed widow's benefits since age
62 will not get an increase.
EVERYONE IS enllUed to
receive the higher amount of ·a
couple's two wage record
bet)efits.
For more lnfotmatlon, con-
tact the Santa Ana Soclal
Security office, 1438 E. First
St., 831>2221.
"'when a girl from '!he Ewa.
:~Ian Woftbino tri'le'.h aliout to •;w.., ~uori ~· that ~Stie e1lfli!'. :me tra'd1lt,ion
'filrthet .itemandl lhat,' as she ... eto~ VTshe··•steitOlfrom h-er
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'™:enUy because ~ mailed Scholastically, Martyn has
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With our money, Leo Campbell
is rebuilding the West. ..
After years of being a model train buff, Leo Campbell
developed an amazingly realistic approach to creating
trackside buildings and landscaping. His structures were
1rue-to.life reproductions of historic western buildings.
When he decided to switch from his nmateur status and
go into the scale model business, one of his first concerns
was finding cash to build the building where he \YOuld
build his models. '
Some banks might not have considered Leo's J/87th
scale operation big enough to take seriously. But we saw
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Now, wherever !racks go, you'll find such "Campbelltown"
slructurcs as Skull Valley Station, Tiie Kee Ling Laundry
and 'Matthews' Mercantile. In fact, !Ast year thousands of
Campbell scale models and landscaping· kits were
shipped all over the United States. _,,....,_
So if you're building a model railroad, I
lookforCa111pbell Scale Models. If you're
building a tru.iness and want a bank that
can think small, as well as big, look for us. -.,.,_ -
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fiacal lflMS -a abltt :"' ScltDC<S, I I . T Oii.i& CllllRY :":'111t ":i ........ ~ :;.r ,;·tt:. •.
frolD.~ lo applied NMarcb "Del!>lle the pinch o1 ... -Built 1" IQ!hl1 lupr llio. =.16aW )ill -
andfr<>m ...... anddefeooeto 11oaa1 culbacU In -~ , here, the milllllt'pant 'wlll "M•w -w 1o \
puWlc -pn1jocta, °"' "'~~ i:s =ed..--KID--S-,.,1-TK-.,-..,. lra'Wll up and down Ibo Baja bw I lad"'"'*••"'!"._.,.•! "°"""K to Walter I\. Selulsky, to main upw m~J';,. . roodl, fna1oC ,llall mrtly to i. -. and
UC! -..eta and grlJlls of· allll'talolreoearcbacUvity," ,aller,tbef-callll"!: . ---·-·· · "
licer. Sellifltf uld. 1l~-!U~N~CT~~··~F.~J~.F.~~N~·-J·i' ~'l'llo~m~.OO~llle~unl;• ~ciins!;"'."'~ol~b~-;.:~Unii~!lab~· •::ca:tdlf~ .. ~-~~-~~~~ Tlle·UCI ol!lclal rtported 1 IRVINE CUIUIEJ>m.Y bas • ....,, to-foot lroilon 'and WU, -. ~:=Ii
l'I _. -from the rted
Jllmm -·"• with awarda m active projects suppo ,_ by outakle contract and grant totaUng IU millloo being funds, repl'eoeilling a total
granled to lrvlne !acuity dollar value ol about $12
. ·-POI Pllm.Y , COLONIAL ftJNDAL -• 1111 ... i:. .. ww , r
SMrr!!'r L.uv ..
' ....-during flacal lf11· millloo. Thta Is ao increue in
T.I. total volume of pn1jects of 25
FEDERAL AGENCIES SUP:
piled •. I million, IX' II per-
celll of Ille tolal.,~ private
agenclel and. !oandlliom pro-
vided $8'14,111; or 18.1 percent.
State acenctes p r o v I d e d
$3'12.300· ... 4.1 -l and
university -jiiovlded
$57,le, or . .-,.....
SelulJt)r aild Ille llon'•
share -1 •to the UC! College
of lledlcino which received
$3.5 millloo for med l ca I
research and training, follow-
ed by the &:boo! o! Physical
Need extra .
percent over the prior year.
Moro than 1.1' millloo bas
been awanled io UC! facl/lty.
-since lbe campus ...; oilabllihed In 11163.
Dr. Howard Lenhoff, dean of
the UCI Graduate Division,
polnled out lbal inslrucllon for
·-..etlng -.... doc!onl degroes a\ U C I
depeodl on l'ponsored
reoeirdl. Stale funds !or
teaching assistants, in-
slructlonal jobs tradilionally
filled by graduate sludeots,
accouol for a relaUvely mnall
porlloo o! support I o
graduate studenla -III0"1 of.
whom require campus jobs for
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-~----lormorelhmball
lbe ...-..--ta
al fmne. Of• wl!O received
paycllocb clllrinl lf'/1-T.1, 279
..... paid -........ other than stale • funds. Lenbolf
noted lbal wb1le most sludenll
lllPJllll'led by noearcb projects
are in the lldences, the effort
ii to make more of the state
funds available to students in
Ille bmnanilles and soclal -Jn ad<!i\klr!. !>e ~noted, ex-
penlive equipment and sup-
pUe1 are funded by sponsored
reseu<h projecta and o!t<o
benefit .undergraduate ·
teechlng laboratories 8 D d
undergraduate research
training.-
Red Cross' Unit
To Take Blood '.
SANTA ANA -A nlnH>ed
unit for blood donors wiU ~
__ from 10 Lm. to Z:JO p.ib. ;_·
Dee. 17 al Ille American &,j en. Center .. IOI. "N. Gold!lt '
Cin:le Drive. r o
AU -blood will be •Yallalllo It an bolpitals in the
cnunly. Far_.. illformalion,
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money to cover~
Christinas Shopping? '
wtlta R111ni1 B1t1rweAooowltat F1rlt f'JllNll II'•-·-.,...---You doll'l-IO••--""' -... •wd)belrlw:uttNfOr)Outwe,whenyou.wtlh.
ll'ajuat .. """8----· ,,. ·-ol-........... boold9I, "How to BM a Ml YtMll 0. a.-omo. ." Wrt'9 for "/!1#11 "°"'or, -1191.-. la II.., -ol Flr11' ·
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--tllllTlllio IW--&W"" ~ -ilojMll-'8'
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OIANIE ' SANTA ANA and
2445 N. T ustift Avo.
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t..nter .t ""'ewl N ... +o 2M•'•
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ANAHEIM
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Urukr Propoaed ~fate Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -IJooMo.<loor ..-ud
lelepbane ooliciton would be
legally r<q111nd to ldenUly
themoelvOI In a otr.iii>~
'l'llt Loi Alllllll Domocrall' duolrlal RelaUons 8l1l10llllOtd
,,..,. \!lei • I M -thal ca-..... , for till lflw __.., lnaludinJ the !Int time have been pMll
Oallbila lift' Oii' llellors CG111pensati.., b en e I It i al· ~-lfttl, tilt c:.ntomla though they wen hurt whlle 111nP1'11 A-llllon, aaid It wortJnc r.. empiol'en wllo
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weuld mtlll llillllt c...Ut did not carry the proper ID-
CO NSrJMIR OOlll lo --·-=~ benellcllries were -----·---tr:·~~)_ A Mar1ball MoK1aeo1, Loo&'-""""""
forwanl mannor aa aall!lllTltll man Injured In the cobapoe of ~; 1llcllaN A, Love,
and ooliciton under a bill a parUy completed Puadeoa BerktlOI Albert !Wpberry,
whlcb bas been aeot from the freeway bridge filed a 15 Pia l'lloo, ud :I.eke Duarte,
Judiciary Committee to the million suit cont.ndln• "ulU.li;;lla,ywanl;;;:;;;;;• Smi;;;;th;;;aafd;;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Senate floor on • llMI YOte. huardous acitViiY;r w a 1
Tb e b 111 ' • author, ponnltled at the CONtructlon
Ass<mblymao Jack Fenton, sile.
(0.MonlebeUo), said t bey '!be ...it was filed by A. B.
would not be able to tell pro. Bourne, ~. of A It a de n a .
spective customen they were against the oontractors and
"taking a survey" as a means the state al California.
of slipping Into a ll8leo pttcb. Six -tmian were killed
The mtuure -id allo and ZI others Injured when a
ouUaw the lecbnlque ol telling section of the bridge gave way
a proopectlv.e cuslolnor 111 llld oot. 17.
won a prize u pt"lplNtlon for The sutt says Bourne was
a sale attempt. standing on the b r l d g e
PUBUC PARKS
ON THE
CAPISTRANO PAUSAD£S?
Opponents lllcl the law falsework when the bridge
~~!g,,enforce. gave way and suffered multi-
ple fracturel .aod bead In, Juries. Bourne'• attorney aafd
Bourne had -to the sile iootlnf for wort.
Orange County is investigating legal rights the·
public may have to use the UNDEVELOPED
PROPERTY at f,be QOr!llwlSt eail--af111e· CAPIS-, ' ·
t TRANO P¥-ISADE~ (overiopllng.eoaat B14w~·
and Doheny Stata l'arit) and to Ille noitb1qd 'lrtf\
of PALISADES DRivE (site of a hllfor!dald•.,...
gola). U Y'OU have ever UHd eltbei of Ibale U.U
for general recreational purpoou or ~ ~
walking across, please contact the Colmty COUD-
sel'• oHlce' at the adclrea 1*ow:
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meao0re dOofcned tO toughen
peoalties ....... employen
wllo all°" UOllle employmont
allee to ezist WU lnlroduced In
the-bly.
Aaemblym• Jack hotm,1 a Montobello Domocnt, lllCI
that-tlje --woold -
the couril. to --...... emJllo1m up lo IQ year In
Jail on 1 -y eonvtctlon.
Fenton, mljelrlty leader In.
the lonr ....... aald In 11113
llato law . was changed -reducblC the penalty such on
l!lllplo)otr laced from a felony ta a mlldemeanor.
"'lllla 11 just returnlng the
law to what it used to be,"
Jl'enlm said.
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SAN FIWIClllCO (AP) -
The stale Department ol ID-
-Or811J• County CounHl
Caplllr-Beaeh P!tlcriptl.e llilbll
Investigation
P.O. Box 1379
Santa Ana, California 92702
or telephone 834-3300 IMMEDIATELY. The Coun-
ty Counsel will aend you a form to complete which
may be used as a basis for legally determining
the extent of the public's right to use the property
in question.
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SA.DAY, NQYEMIER ,25th, 11 TO _ S . '
AND ANSWER ALL ()(I YOUR ouEmONs
~ .-.MANA "s et '1' te ,... •
MICROWAVE OVE:N
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llODELR-1'
.• Slde'twlng, fUI width
Se&-Tt11u Door
• Polldw Lock prwentil
operation with dooc,&pen
• 15 minute Tlmw Qentrol
• Ught .witch • bilM!vt Nie~
oven broiler trtY
me crptel ....... ._. -. ............ ~.,..
cry1t•I, 24 plec9. h1 ~
.ect. piece 11 haNc.t •lliil
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MICROWAVI! OV~'
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C"-,from c<i,r ~tor collection of
tlor111, aolld1 in many lash ion colors.
Diana ~ la ,florll acetate taffeta, po-
lyester !UI. 'Supreme' stylo is
l'lyo!l/ac$18 aotld color antique aating.
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Put on Staff
One of 12 Joc!alaUve ll'O-The 12 Orange Coast YMCA per, -Iden! of uJ women's Victoria Clucu, daughter of
Friday, N~tmber 24, 1972
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the Orln(t Coul YMCA HJ-\' bill at lbe fOUl'<lay :lltb An--Olamber of <»m-Newport Beach, bu been ap----
youtll clubs will be -111111 Model 1"81·-ll'O-men:e; Loe J-. _.ient poinled to the ataff of the
Nov. II by a panel ol loW IP'llD nm F"'-•-to llOO of the YMCA boon! of direc-weekly atudeol publication.
ALlffiE
BUYS A LOT OF
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UNDER THE
SQUIGGLY ' ROOF. . ·othorm --., Ion; Gootslana McLeod, The Graphic, at Pepperdlne
resldenta for uae In a special ·\' delegatea octln( aa a_,otant. principal of Eotancla University's Malibu campus.
YMCA procram In Sacrame!>-legiJlatora. lll4lb Schon~ and Mike Neal, A 'graduate of Newport
to. Orange OJ8lt Judaea will be 111iJtant to Sen. D e n n 1 s Harllor Hlih Schon! she has
Jud&lng will be held at 7 John W. Black' of Newport Clrpooler (R·Newport alsobeenappointed 'treshmB!'
.p.m. at tbe Newport Beach Beach, Miles Eaton, -1den' Beach). ' · representative to the campu'
Qty <»uncll chambers. The of <»at1 M .. Rotary, AlloO .For more lnfonnaUon, call press club which coordinate'
public is Invited. Fox of the YMCA, Chris fklt>--· " • all atildent publications.
,P,""5 Wllfi flL. IOY. K .... TllS., IOI, 21, 1972
".MARKET BASKET STORES ARE M.I. DISCOUNT.
TA FEW OF M THOISAllS OF DISCOUIT PllGS AVAIUIU TO YOU. . ,_
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1/3 Off
bronze and crystal
chandeliers.
Our biggest, brightest
I values ever.
Beautifully proportioned imported
cast bronze fixtures with antique finish.
Elegantly trimmed with cut and polished crystal prisms.
Sylvania "Decor"
candelabra
basebulbs _
-Clear flame-tip bulbs give
elegant candle-look. 25.
40 or 00 watt bulbs.
64¢each
Special purchase.
Rotary dimmer switch
Create atmosphere lrom
ronlant1C (fim to sparkling
bright at the l\v1st of the
dial. 600 watts. UL hsted.
3.77
''GRANADA HILLS 18000 Chatsworlh SI. TORRANCE Sepulveda and Hawlhorne
WOODLAND HILLS 21500 Victory Blvd. LAKEWOOD Carson St. and Paramount Blvd. • ~
RIVERSIDE 3520 Tyler SJ. IUEllA PARK Beach and d;an;elhorpe \ Open-kdop ""•t:tO }.
SANTA_ AHA 3900 South Bristo_I .. S:.:;1. __ ,,__0R_A_N_G_E Garden Grove Blvd, and Manchester Sun41yt lO lO 7. :: -----~ . ~
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•i4''~.pn rims hod ,.nt out for PIZZA on the first
k ('ling 'stead of shootin' a turkey."
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-~ ~-~d8, Sniffs Water .. -.~~r \~'/, , ' (AP) -on Keck's services.
In / on the "It really does help us,"
fie. ~~tion' ~ says, '.'because our water ~, ll!"ti'~. the lines were installed in 1908 and
little, MtuMVllle,' five we l;km't ~ve m;iY records
· • of here continues showing their location. George • find • .. to ~ a "water smeller" sure can em.
to find its water.
Tbe~mell ls 73-year~ld
George K e!armer who came States
!rom •.
Keet can be IPOlted these
days in front of WOrteni: for
the Lancaster Arei Sewer
Authority, cllillloic •the Ir
course and telling tl!tm when
the sewer line They're ex-
cavating W. about to hit a water line.~ 'l..J bl'1r-' • :Jw
TO DO ~k'bas but to
carry a pair ol chrom"l'iated
pliers. When he passes over a
water line or underground
steam, the pliers seem to be
almost yanked from his hands.
One true believer is John
Hess, Mountville's p u b I i c
works director, who often calls
KECK SAYS HE discovered
his wlique power when be was
12 and still in Germany. Dur·
Ing a drought, he happened to
try his pliers and found water.
He· says be also can ·use a
~ach twig, as long as' it's
alive.
Keck spends some of his
time locating wells for friends,
even to the pOOit of telling
them how deep to dig.
A case in point was a man
in nearby Was hington
Borough:
"! WCATED the well and
told him he could find water ·
between 65 and 70 !eel," Keck
relates. "They drilled. and
struck water at 68 f~t."
"I almost a!w&)'1 get it
within five feet," he says.
Q~DA lllUI 18000 Chatsworth St.
W00DUND HILLS 21500 Victory Blvd.
Welfare Agency Attacked
or Shuffling of Chil<l ~~1 .1~~= .
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A tUen !rom Charle! and whether restoration or Dori to
Call!orola appeals c:ourt has Georgia Covey Oct. ti arter an the Cove,. dilring tbe pro-
l.ssued a scathing criticism of , anonymous caller told welfare ceedln1s "would cauae im-
the Sacramento Co u o t y ollletalll the husband had a minent danger."
Wel!are Department for tak-• drinkinc problem.
log a l ll·YeaMld eblJd away Covey odm\lled to reporters I IT SAID THE two reports
from her prmpectlve adoptive •\.. .. 1 \,..;.. did ha. bl rec el v e d "are wholly
parents and turning her oVel7 ~ Ull;I ve 8, pro em, I IJMlltiafactor.Y" and '"they tall
to new prospective parent• the loot eonlonded II ts under....,. far short o! responding to this
same day. '' ·trol lfOw. , court's ~r.11 l--7--~;....:.-.:........,....:•~..,...,-....,,......,.,.:;.;....,.,.:.,..T,,,..,...,.CT:-...;,.-"'T.,;
"A •hlld Is not a shuttl,.,...,.k The Coveyg, who live in \ ·•The· ,Coort ~described one o. f ·• · • ' • ~ ' 1
to he-batted from pla;lo '"bllrban Raheho .eoroov •. , tbe'.i;ePOrt!ai"theexpertopi· rf'lr,·,y· -.. 'C!at·-u·· _ __i.·~. 1·'.s· .. ·:it.IM_• ···,a
place by adminlslraUYe ol-petitiooed !or Dorts "l\U'!I· 1' ru;.i o! a psyehlalrlsl ~'" ..f • i:zJ rm.l L.1 l[/fN'I" ficlals and judges," Aid. the .The cblld had been with them pftssing what Is obvious to
ruling of the 3rd District Court fur 11 rriOnths., but had nbt · any sensible layman, ttiat ls, • ., i
of Appeal. become legally' adopted. tllat bouncing a young ehlld • . W..e Do' re' Y 'ou The oourt ,had ordered the ' from one borne to another • c •
11lE OPINION concerns the director of the department to may injure the c b i 1 d • J
case of Dori Covey, who was file statements s•how lng Jll)'CbologicalfW:alth." • ' . • •
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TO INTRODUCE OUR BEAUTIFUL .:_.... . .
MEDITERRANEAN 47
SPOILER 30
SEA-ERA 80 ' ,.,
1711 ANAHEIM ST:
Corner of Superio_r
SEE THEM AT OUR .PLANT
AND IN THE WATER .!
S.L.C. CORPORATlON
' Top power for hish . pcwer cars
• • . -lllYE!lllDE 3520Tyler St. TORRANCE Sepulveda end Hawthorne
SJINTA AHA 3900 South Bristol St. LAKEWOOD Carson St. and Paralnount Blvd.
IOENA PARK Beach and orangethorpe
OllANGI! Gorden Grove Blvd. and Manchester .
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1 1 Judges ol '40 Mllu of Chrl1tmH Smilu' Soolt''9 Seo\'-1972'• Wl-r '.
"wt,.Coast Association
· onsor . 'Smiles' Contest
! Cbriatmu is coming. awards of the "49 Miles of eCt, t,bat Js the in-Christmas Smiles" contest ~ today by the become a higbly sought and OoimtJ" QlMt kt-O:clusive m:ogniUon for
llld ~ JMIL y Christmas ·decorators • aioog
ID joining the competition cao
nominate only ooe entry ID
each category -"'5l<leftce
and D01>resldence. '!be latter
can, or eotrSe, be a public
building, church or c1ubhop9e
but II usually is a commeiolal
or industrial building.
• '!1le • : and ,~Orapge Coast.
CC ....... ""' ... pef lo . n the -;;;r;: • Iles o f Second SF "40 Miles" judges this yeai'
wlll tour the coast on Dec. 18
to select the seven winners.
All local judging must be com-
pleted by Dec. 17 (and prefer·
ably by Dec. 10) lo produce
nominees eligible for judging
in the areawide competition.
biiJ~ ~oliday
atiod contest.
projecl wblcl\,!>as been
ible for keeping bright
· creative
Quake: 'God
Help Us' hq-
of the
;..,;.o.;... lo the REDWOOD CITY (llPI) -RALPH KISER, executive ~~~~-genera-An earthquake expert w·h o manager of the Huntington
tkln wlll..be_open ln 1912: studied the elfects of another Beach Chamber of Commerce,
to any klcal comm unit Y 1906-style temblor on the San is day-to-day "action man" on ~ t e d in Francisa:> Bay Area say$ it this year's "Smiles" contest .
.,..l ,}ololl-U"5· probably would be ' •the He can be amtacted at 962-
greatest cata5t!0Pbe In the 1861 by any'.chamt>&p jqnior , YEAR, the coolest hi!tory of the United SW..." . L----llons for awards Robert )., Vic'kers, who chamber,........,,.=» group,
munillel ranging beaded . .,; ,......,.. federal. beaulilicoti'"' oommittte, elc.
lo San stale i1iii1J ~ -llllor-.i in ·]>ll'tic!patb\11 ID , O!P&< ~tl;_..,1111 ........._ tlie•11•wl!lo~, .... ··· "-' • "'° --· .-~ P~lpatlng • l!"'IPI,-and 1.114 --~~ Judiei ·will ,jje llllllOilDCed In ~"<If\ · orllW111.icbter ·tbenmrluluf9.'
now .... ~t 7.9 and U Tom McGann, -0.A IL y
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" t/ ',.....,,,:,_<.. ~·~ Lc•o• -·is In charge Of the
f ~· lf-,1':,"'~htj PeinJloP?'• participation ID
wllether ·ail ""1m"ll!!l•rmding of '-lCl!l tbe bollday event.
tbi' . Ille 'Rk:bt.r icaio, ~ iolil "
P{ .. _ ~San Mateo C<\ml!Y ·lloonl., . -'• .
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Each. local eollly IDtereslec\ WASHINGTON (AP}-The
U.S. Pootal Service bu-.pro-
jecled .a holiday vOlume of
nine billion pieces of mall this
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thousands of indexed facbl,
bas statistics oo all major
'llplris, inclU<!in& ,the Olym-
pics, blograplilciJ •eld>M m
buDdreds·of -kl figures and
a guide to coUects and
unhmities.
' THE 'NEW VOLUME b a s
'lbe aervlce made t b e
p-edlcllon wlllle ~ Us ..,.
nual plea to send <lirillmas
'man early.
It\ ..Ud surface porc<ls
within the United . SI a I es
should be malled by Dec. 10
and surface greeting cards by
Dec. ~.
· A!nnaiI porc<b within the
COWllry -be malled by Del:. llll and airmail ~
by Dec. 21.
The oerrice recommended
mallq all packages to armed
f<lr<os penooneI In Europe
and Indochina by Nov. 211.
ITS FIRST ~·-.co ... ::~tol~E
to -kdldlng lt'll for ~,.ldmol .0
..-;il;lllfered lo , Ucoolainsmarelnfonnallon BY 4TH A ·~' ·~ 'thon aw ~ alm1n1c ' . l the • m~, Its~ claiml, DENVER (AP) -A-~aakey
. • and 1 It la available Ollly M!Jil.Slorage bu won tbe an-
y , as a through .news ageaclea,. ouch raral melropolllali telephone
in T he u .._., of Tb e direelory flrlt llstlilg derby by
(AP) can Asaoclaled Preas. . ~ ...... UJMetlini the 1!S reecl-. · Special Ids lo be publlabed 1171-'A·Aabal Appralael .IO per lrequ<olly in the DAILY • '
for PILOT will of!tr ruden a • r' laal Is per coupon wbich CID be malled to • ,., ' ""'I! °" k New ' J-to order~ ·c:uplfd by Zllpco, Inc., wlllcb ' -..... ,, c!4iW a one "Z" ""'-111 boob. (Allow oeveral -• for delivery.) Bern 11 vcopy -the Rev. Gilbert R.
or that.,.._ that-·be ,.._z:;;)'llllnskl;;;;;;:::· =·====:;I eel llartjng now: ( •
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I l\IOl:JNTA!N VIEW (AP) -·"And prest o! Cat<ls 1>ogln·ar· a cont In inlerut oo Ill)' o( ,,.. one," uld Covanagh. worrJo\I
When Waller cavanagh aw a riving in the mall." theQI. But be llJd lllber comjlllnlel ~. 'girl..~beJor~ pad .. cavanagh, 11 ·.it-year-old have complained that be never "My tnsurance W. Cll'9 of
instead ol elcblngs Siie'sllkety l)Mnnacbl;-said ho E SAID--liOMl:-ol-bls-"* everything and M COlll me
to l'lO what he claims ii lhe oogan as a bet wilh a friend, credit Card appllcallono have "We don'l luue canb to CO · aliiiUl~ayear,"~
world's iargeSI collection of who managed lo collect UC. been questioned. For eumple, lectonl," 0!10 cJotbing chai'1 Jronifiiiiy,. M II ·
credit cards. "My original ooncepUon was be said, an East Cout on firm tokt him. · dMcrtt*t u~ l'
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rive every day," cavanagh
said.
He said he is listed in the 1m Guiness Book of Records
and his collectinn soon wilt he·
dilplayed al Ripley's Believe
ii or Not Museum in nearby
San Franciaco.
to gel about 10 or 12," could not undenland why he Moat ol bis carda are pinned the drug store -.O l>t -
cavanagh said. wanted iheir cbarp cll1il to a wall In bis homo, "the ~. '~~ cborft al any Cavanagh said most of bis when their oeamt service most accreditied wall in the AIUU v --
cards are jus t for show. He .talion is 2,000 miles any. world." "I've ,k i<N >1 ~1;-•
said he uses only a few for "I wrote them and explained them," ~~ M "Bli\
purchases and has never. p;iid I was a collector and Ibey sent CAVANAGH SAYS he isn'i they JI/Sf. ' ~· •H :
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to discerning, shoppers
along the Orange GP&St.
It has everything •... a
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Christmastime.
GRANADA MILLI 18000 Chatswo"h St. I WOODl.AND HILLS 21500 Vlc1ory Blvd.
RIVEllSIDI 3520 Tyler St.
SANTA ANA 3900 Souih BriSIOI SI .
TORRANCE Sepulveda and Hawthorne
LAKEWOOD Carson St. and Paramount Blvd .
BUENA PARK Beach and Orangethorpe
ORANGE Garden Grove Blvd. and Manchester
Open l'ffkd1y11:30 lo 1:30
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• '1W l! bn i. )'rit ' ~---~----~----,,.~, 1/lakes Byways to Rediscover Lost Billboards
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l• ~<"91' <i.tT''PAULEY not the masses of them that can tum the by '''111e Bartlett ·Pair".
~~v y outskirts of a town into'a bonky-toblt. A .... Uc! tmpeccaliiy clean restaurant uv ... runr.1 N. :1 WPI) -You make "'--.. ti.... B Sha · • time ...l'<ov.J:'~ in 1 hurry 00, !be ~·~ so, .~ W111• ves .,. miss-placed jhlJ sticker In its doorway: "No
.. •~·1e lf,~•'-""""-·t, In '"-, -· Ing (that ad campaign waa dropped shnH no sblrta, 00 service." --·"" .JU&DW4'1~ 1,1\1 ""-.. ~-aeYC'81 years back) and there Mllll to be ...... ,.,, • ,
-a !iii r;;r·~.r. a .-r trip. "°" ads for the chewing to-. ptob-, AN ADVERNEMENT outside a barn·
dh...1a11y, H you're a aicD buff. llbly "be<aUle In our mechalllled era •·-sto -'"lmed that "~·-tent . 1!.!:: lbei'e are fewer barns. And (twtr ''good , uuiger p P•vuq " """"' IS >And I happen to be ooe .. .!>ave been I luck" !'hite horses. more than a kingdom. i.l!MI since cbiJdbood when !be "games , We spotted a ...iaurant speela!Wng In ~bop !lit c:bll~qulet" In !be car In-ALL IS NOT loot, ho-. ,Iliiio. a Chineie food. It's name, ''The Peke Inn." F.~11=:0 mltor·trlp,myblllbandaMJ-~-• A aicD over a beer ancLllquor store 'v•i""4'i!4couldcounl .. • • ,-'I-' punned"RbapoodyinBrow." ' ~,. ~. · llbCa> signs · oi( ~..--. ~ Bumper stk:kers proved pretty un..
..-J .~ productive, even to advertislng political
\&1 the huge blllboards and !be smaller A flU •tat'-' •lfl!I · p•U-~.~~~,!; b~pe~~lc~'. .J:'~ .wrT:i "8iw dooi clutter !be lntentate riibk>I· osop•l:ed• "If .... cn't banaoa." ::· al!hougb I 1111111 oay, !be lel'Vice .,. • " · -
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=~~~1!\'.'ti ~ ~ sa::~;kle cot wash emporium prom· f _re~ ~r~~ 1've to exit oft I found eaouah of them C'll the by-roads ised~ ,"Our wort~ guaranteed, or you r
-~~~ •~'· to hold ~-tbe ·next trirr dir1Jitck " --
" ;Adv~ve,...., -U..r way of We had to nnlle (W~' elH?) at the M<(IJ.j;..t w.,;,...r how many cars have ~tUngrttieiil1~8crou,,cm the in-rotatinl: cement mixer truck we saw at sere~, <t:_o a~iltop so the occupants terstala ,m1.uio.Y 1lll,ltJ"ll opece from one -.ctloa •ill!. It's.body waa could rud a 'bWboard up near the ~ r.r:.irv.-. 'llitt tlii!i-ii..,. oil !be palntetl•clear blue and decDnled witb !he 'l'ho\J88nd Islands resort area.
r:Wht-<ll·WNr 1lldi,~ visible. It prob-noW~familiar smlllnc face "'1' usuallf see In· bright blue and white letters it i(ly ~pr -lij pi)'l)Mmlr a lumer'a tu oo ltickers or.badi ... , ll • advertised the Edgewood Mole! -all the
liUI. ,rni ~oomt?n l'\ In a small town In upotale New York, a, lettering upside dowa. That ls, uotil you t:But yoa~1M:f~1't0 get ooto lhe off. gas station pbilosopbbed~ "U JOU can't got dOwn to.the lower right hand comer ~t roeds to touow your lign mania. stop, at least smile aJ you 10 through." and there in yellow, right side up, was
4Jid I'm talking about "lntelllgent" alps, And a motel in the same area was run one word -"Oops!"
~ ~t ~lJO~r •·n.Mtrn t r. SQU-ar 6
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\.,or tWd~Gll'r~ died in
1 a 1917 si-cecraft fire have
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t 'l1le families of Ma j .
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Good Dudsons
-cintage -A-uto Recalled-
CHICO, Calif. CAP) -II
yoo're a member of the
i""'3tlon that sat around_ !be
radio In !be living room, lhen
you remember Hudsons.
Hudsons tn Sacramento and
Chico since shortly after be
was discharged !rom military
service following World War
II, and his personal car is a
GOO fl~
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'jstep down into your new
Hudson," said the "'ads In
newspapen and 0(1 the radio.
1954 Huddson Hornet CUstom .111· ,, '"
They also proclaimed
something called "Twin ff.
Power." .
ConverUble Brougham.
"'nlere Just isn't much you 1 ,...--, ~
can get oo a car today that Good Wllly.S.n10t1abil·
my 19-year~ld Hudson doesn't lty 11 the ,,,.obl#a,,.. • •
have," Smith says irou<Uy. Community 1 ~!IPPoO. 11 the answer • ., • f\1 -lo~I· ,a~~~~:Jth: :u= ~·~res ~tee~,t o ~~a~ T ~ ~:'i~bl~~~;.1:.._,. ~
American Moton, there just transmission, electric win-of non-profit GoodWflf In-
wasn't a Hudson any more,",-;;;do;;;w;;;s;;;, r;;;e;;;al;;;w;;;ire=wbeets=;;;;·;;;"='illdustrles. l" "' • ~, recaJb Darin ))mftb, owner of 1.· r· ,_ 1 1 ti
SmiUy's Hudson service. V .., I T E D 590 W. ,J 9t11 Sf,, "HudJOn an d Nash just '"
beciame ·~can Motors, s T A T E s Costa' MtJa'.'~,"
though. there still were Ct1fS O .., A • witb !be H~<\!On _name boi!t N A T I ,. "' Open Mon.'lhrci Sot. N !or• rew,._ by American. BANK Sunday, NOon to'5~"·
"People wbo,still owaed, !be SOUTH COAST PLAZA 646-l47' real H..._ came to me and CH It ,.._, a jftlty good bullnelli.. BRAN
:~ course. , there aren't
moy ~on !be road any
more/' the 45 -y·ear~old
mechanic says.
"I'D G~ there are about
sil of them -just family cars
here in the area -that I wort
on regularly plus a few otben
from time to time. I've got to
work on nearly eVerything
now," he added.
Smi!h ~ been working on
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BABY
MAI IR E S
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There's something for YOU
in the "YOU SectiOll" of 1111
AILY PILOT every Sunday. !or
GRANADA 1111.LS 18000 Chatswonh St. I WOODl.AND HILLS 21500 Victory Blvd.
lllYlllSIDl 3520 Tyler St.
IANJA ANA 3llOO South Bristol St,
TORRAf'ICE Sepulveda tind Hawthorne
LAl(EW.000 Caf'90ft St. and Paramount Blvd.
IUENA 'ARK Bttch and Orangethorpt
ORANG! Gerden Grow BM:I. and Manchester °""' • ••ttdlJI t:*I .. t:JO -,010!01.
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g;oup~..;~ior lo~gs for .the holi~•·
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Miss of Colifomio, qone m the
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Chermose9 pure wOol fleece , IO.OO.
Misses' Coots, 25
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Ol.'!ON .......,.« tbe Tounlomellt al Roles ex-they started lo• · ·prizes !or the best-
-~ ii\ lliil r.ir-~ ~ ~ ~-::ted builV_. ~"' emerpd froin r:;.·Ji~· •. ~ ~,i:T.: ;...'"-_;!:: ~n.::r;· . ~~. ':1d :::: porade must be public.
_.. 'llte "· · , ... ,pocbll -IUled <''It allo ,;.m i.l. · riot racing but that ~ \i!ili• 17ml>ulo: red ~ appllques got ao exciling -~ d to quit." ~~-........ ... . . ~N-m.. r:::~ tbet and•~-~ Several _years !J!t"the Wrigley family .. w ol Puadeaa c1ooa.;.;t1ie lamuy home ror · ... '}1:4·# ,_•. 'ftlij .. HomeOwners. . t . tournament. headqn,arters, and the rna s°llld ti lio .... been I member ol ibe 1'>uma-looma11¥"t In Jbirl dalgnated tbe
1111....,-·a · -·~ -for JZ years, on tbe .ex-groun<I& a pibliqiark. · ..... ownmltee for lix, and will be Starting In Jan"!!!17, Helpbrlnger said,
• • ~· Jfll. • tbe home Will be "l':!"I to tbe piblic from ' -li.11,w!\'• • tbe biltory o1 tbe Touma-2 to 5 weciiosday"jttemooos. It has been ftii:.·1'ltllil •Of.-, · · _-, llelpbriDtOr said tt was kept in as' near to its original condition
• 1 .• years 19> by a Dr. Bolder, an as poaible.
pain G( ~ Ioli' "ijpi wtto• •anmer<d In Puadena.
lllzor..,_F!I a.·~ammced .wlth the pro1us1on o1
_,,, a • • llolw!iiil~ and the balmy weather, and
p« '"• ~·with Ibo belp ·al bis friends at lllin -of Ille lltir ... Valley -t Club, to do
lliillit lllm~ •'51(:1\4 to make tbe folks baCk home ¥~.~'fr!· . ~~~'
•-: i a;taOB PARADE ·1" ~ •• ~ · -. _ :~~ to have a picnic and a 1~ on ihe ~,P,iracle to Ibo picnic site. At first
.... llpl""1"1 a,. ~,-. -lileycl": n°"' and Helpbri!'1er, a ~rnio.s,.and everyone Joijled in. Then
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All !loo membe!S of tbe tournament
are volpnteers and a professional, rull·
time. IJlaff of six .'maintains the office
yelll'-lWnd. Helpli'inger noted that only
600>bUml!ers do "tliB actual wort:, tbe rest be~tloos or ?.tired members.
. rs . belq to one of three
cla.tflcations, ~ar, whose dues are
$25.,Ptr. year, usi;pate, $20 per year, and
~! w)\() pa~,f15 per year .
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-II I .DI. to Saturday, !lee. J,. 'Ille llPlrit~I will ..;..In. -::... Bea:~ ~ decorated for the holidays.
. I\ II hoped !1111. gueata will be E·
lldintly inlplred to complete -anwu 11topp1ng 1n tbe 1eagae c1tap1er
-during !hi bazaar afterward. Pnlceedl are wntlrl:ed lor iOop, !""I'd' lnciudlnl ~ llpeech c.ntar,
Opirollon Merry ~ -PmnJ well.,., SCiiUt"campenldpa and
. -· and pneral ocbotanldpa. -iNIUe members, .U naldaa el ~ Beach, ..... -their
ll\llDm for tbe -· and -kque n«llwn a ~GR committee .to
-the ,(lliJiliceo In , .... 9'porale
-nil:-> -a-~ ol tbt locotlam d DOI ba • -...., 1111p1,
d .. --the .... and ...,., 1111)' ba .-up at Ibo dlapter -wllen I ~ .. pi.-In CGitJmKllon with the
ial;. •
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DEAR ~ LANDERS: I disagree
with )'<lur advice to "Pittsburgh" who
asked what to do when a friend's child
gets in trouble with narcotics. You said it
would be ari act of kindnes_s to remain
silent unless the parents bring up the
subject.
Be a
I believe you are wrong. r think friends
should telephone the 'distraught parents
immediately and say, "We just heard
about your \rouble. What can we do to
help?" During 1uch a crisis parents are
in a state of .shock and they need friends.
I learned when our own daughter made
·the front page what Jt means to have peo-
ple feigJI ignorance. Now that the prob-
lem ls behind us it leaves me cold when
people rome up and say they felt so sorry
for us when we were having "the
trouble" and want to know bow it came
out. l feel like saying, "Where were you
when we needed you?" -LIVED
THROUGH IT
DEAR VOICE: I bave checked with
otMn ....... "IJved Throagb It" ud
tbe c1• i••• II tbe same. aote friends
............. lo caU -.. Ibey -w
Ibey -.i If u acddeet or a deor. In
Ille lamly. Bat acqoalnltaces aad cnatl
adpboro' wba do to ..,, ...-red
DOleY and tbeir call• are llO& •pprec11;tec1 .
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fl•. stun ~ •~'!'-t f 1', lb -~ righten him a..,; , . 'I'. _.
Ttianl<: )'OU, AM, ~ bave my 11y. r-UN-
JUSTLY . •• •
DEAR~ -.., .,..
t ....... ,,_ -:• MMe.·nl• 11 e..W
lbe . ·---damage tile eyes. poll& -** Ave bet• =ptslbell .... lite IC ' f
wro&e iii r"'1•1! '8 die leDll
newspaper .,.. diet die •'"'1 lie W
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DEAR ANN LANbERS : When I -·In
high school I wu an easy DW"k for ~
boy wbo took me out. It got around tlll!l:l
WU 11j<first-daW .cti!£1l .tf!ll_aJtbouP l
realld """: I ~..-jll!J. the "l)i:d
!or me In thole .Mn A"tnmp" aDd 1
eamed Jt. !'!nu.1. .. ·!·. In my ~r .or bJib achoo! 1 :iot
pregnant, had no Idea who the father ·i
DEAR l(NNLANDERS : All I want ts a and my follut ~lji\e• .... fai~ i..rtoc. If 'you care to comment or catholic OlariliiL ve up my bahr offer aome adVice, I'd consider U a adopti01t. ,te,jt O &q . ...
bonus. H .. ii tbe situation: Whenlldw!!ll,\IJlf'W)Jl!ili'lto-
1 am a meter reader for the electric school, turned ov.ei; _ •_ new leaf IDd
cooipany. Tbe !ellon I -k with are all .,._ted with '•... wenl k>
decent family men who -k a tot hanler secrotarit1 ochool, If .. ..,,Uob and am
than .-people think. · now enppt to "awma.riui _,
Recenlty one of tbe men had to spray a •1-,...... -"':l .. aleeldent_:
cantanteroua German Shepherd '!Ith the Tbe question ts, tbould I tell bhn alliat
substance we carry to prot.ect. oGrlelves my put? You've aJW111 11kl a ...
on tbe job. Tbe own<r ol tbatrdol was should keep ber mautb obut about tilt
!urioal yd -a -lell'er lo the -Doll tllll advice hold:-ll[r loco! -per. It 0-S a tenillc me! -L.V.H. .;.
amounl al trouble aad bid leollnl llSAllt.V.H.: Aa-·11111,..
against the compal\f. • 11-. tliao • ·-.-." Toll,_,,. lloveaalmal1.I-~bad1pet, ... -tMt alwt ,.. ..,;:,i
But I've had lo -..... IOe. 'Ille ,_ • -at-. ,..:·
pibllc hu no concopt tf'lllt -ol .;:
vicious dop we-" wltlla.,... II Aan Landin d1""1110I '-*Ill· make a llvlq. ··---·iiii-=lta lllJlba, lta realllloe. IAllll lllt
Ito --lo fVt11 a daC· Bii k'I I locta bJ nafBC "8-aad Y• -f!ir
Joi ..,ier to Waall •I *'l'I face U.. lo ,.., •• I Olly," llJ Alm ';;·~
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Your Horoscope
F.;doy, N0vtmbor 24, 1972
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SATURD,AY
NOVEMBER 25
By SYDNEY OMARR
Boob on astrolORY, psycbJc
phenomena and related ..,.,.
Jec1s would make fine gilts for
Scorpio. These persons Jove a
JDYll<ry and are drawn w the
OC<Ult. A Ouija1 bolnl woold
delight Scorpio and 10 Would
ficllon,,dealing,1'1th spies and
detedt . ~--and -l.1 displease ,_ "nl<Mo. In aftuallly'
Sco<pio ii not dllflcult lo
pleue. Key ii w diali!"Y gen-
uine pleasure ln~vlng of your ~ 0 re-
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AlllES (March 21·April 19)'
Walch apendlng habits. You
may be paying too much for
too Hiile. Plug financial
~I Aooent now ii on
cno1Mty, Id!~. the
imptjnllng, of niur own style.
Cblldrm. ~ pelaons play
imporioot ....
TAUIUJS (April 20-May :Ill)'
Carel•--now MO\!t!I cos--
Uy lq IJl!DI'~ anb. Check
=··U";l',.~· =j
laln balance. Pace yoursolf.
Don't take too seriously
claims of neighbors, relatives.
If thorough, you eventually
find way out of psychological maze.
CANCER (June %I.July 22)'
Give yourself room. Means
put ideas into DX1llon. Accent
creativity. Be ready for
change of •c•,.1ery, possible
travel. Variety will be
1ughllghted. Opposite sex will
find you especially !ntriauJng.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22), Ac-
cent is on home, property,
meuures taken to improve
security. TaGn.I, LI.bra in-
dividuals are involved. You
gain through fresh contacts,
concepts. ntrow out methods
which create waste, kla.
'VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ),
Relative could upset apple
cart by falling lo he discreet.
Know it and have alternatives
al hand. Deal gingerly with
Pilces. See situations, In-
dividuals as they actually are
-gel rid of wishful thlnltlng.
LIBRA (Sept ~ 22)'
Friends could argue about
money. Key is lo maintain
neutral . Stancer YOU will be
aided by one in authority.
Coo per ate -. with older
Individual Sllct lo familiar
ground. Caprlcono Is In pie·
lure.
proach. Don't wait to be told
what to do . Clean house. lnsist
thot othe,. pull their weljiht.
Don't fall for l!Ob story.
SAGmAllllJS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 11): Oblaln blnt from
Scorpio meMage. A c c en t
independence. H I g h 11 g b t
originality. Adhere w your
own slyle, principles. Welcome •
new contacts. One you admire
pays meaninglul compliment.
Leo Is In picture.
CAPRICORN (Dec, :II.Jan. '
19): Pause to reflect.' Don.'ti
rush into situation. ~
emotions. Caneer lndiviciual
does have your best l.Qterests
at heart. Know II and ~pond
accordingly. Money altuaUon
improves if you are piUent.
AQUAllIUS (Jan. 20-Feh.
18): Avoid scattering efforts.
Set sights on definite goal.
Permit mate, partner to have
say. Listen, observe and learn.
Gain lndlcated ll you can play
waiting game. Salfllarlu 1! In
picture.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)'
Check rt90lll'ceS. Me In-' ' ventory . What you mar ~ ~ '
coon11ng °";could he far awoy --.-Romp on" . Ramp Means insist on facts, not
speculation. Be aware of ap-When you're J.Ji so high parading up and down in
pmnt minor"' matters. H front of grown~ in strange clothes can brbii a·
Tblrty·three working oom·
mlltees handle. all detalls,
and a Jriember must have
been an aide five years before
becoming a co mmit t ee
chalnnan.
Members progress· to the 25--
man board of directors. then
lo the execuUve l>Qanl, then lo
the presidency. The president
may choose the grand marshal
and theme, Helpbringer said.
Queens have been chosen on
a regular basis for 54 years.
The choice is made by a 9-
member cqmmittee of men ·"ho are "all beauty uperb,"
· Jhlpbringer said. '.'. ' QIRL NEXT DOOR .
' ''Actually, we're Icioktng· for
the girl next door, the typical
home-town girl. She travels -~ ys. She hos to ~-quick 09
her feet. The court wUI make
: ,, " appearances , and there will
be ~ piore for the CUlffll."
' 'Once the girls ai'e -~for
!hf•<0urt, .they are 11Ut under
·confl'act and are Ullgned
esCorts for all appearances.
Candidates must he hetw~
17 •nd 21, never have been
married, not be married while
competing and must be full.
time students at any school or
college in the Pasadena City
College distrfcl.
"They are judged on their
ready smile, neatness, ef-fervescence. figure and car-
riage," Helpbringer said. "We
are riot interested in what she
wears.''
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as the leader, Helpbrill&•r own Uckell lo President Nllon 1
.. ~ when ::Tt.J~lllf ._ "The same day they are Bowl I~ 1 -didn't' (lo chosen, they vl&it I. M8f!Dln sit with the Qu<en • her for their war.cb'obes. •• They
receive after-5 d re s s e s , court. ,
panlluils, sport clothes, lour Whal happe., If ltialno•on :
pair of shoos underwear, January 1 1t-18:40 •.m.1wben 1
purses and cosiume jewelry. the colon guatd1 I! , abalot · lo I
The shoes are valued al ap-staii the porade. "" ti. Gll-
proxlmafely.156 a pair, he ad· 1 mile route?i ' ' ' \ >1·1, • I
ded, and the pantsuits usually "Ev~•pll1wel. I
range In the 131111 category. , It baa OtiJY. riltiecl•w mblld
"On January 1, at 5 p.m., seven .i cili' J~~··1 i1111ce
all the clotlles are thelrs," the f1n1 ~'M yµn IC".
Helpbringer 09ted. the Newport · ~· relfdent
What do the 1"'."mhers of the said, so thal's tJie lout ol lhe
royal court do during tourno-worrlea for the Tournoment of ment lime?
,, ·'• They lake 100 f o o t b a 11 Roses.
players lo Dilneyiancl for a
day. 'Ibey take them to a /p;iMeo;~';;' ;;;' ~··~'"ii"iNI steak house. They meet them t
as they come i{1 at the .airport. C"" "t'S~'' Kqt o .I N,W
ROMANCES ' S.1•r.1New••1r 3'
And there have been some 1~:00 iio,.J itoO:p1n<l ,
great romances, Helpbringer
sald. Rex Kearn of Ohio State
married one • of the Q\leel\$,'
whom He1pbrlnger ca~ed "my
litUe Nancy."
Another qUeen received a
scholarsblp lo the University
ol Southem-Califomia ar-
ranged by Mrs. Richard Nix·
on, when she Impressed fo!rs.
Nixon by reniembering to ip-
troduce her "Ybole court ~r
she herself had met the Pr<si-
dent and Finl Lady. 11--;;;:.=11::=
Helphr!nger hod w give his
valuO-. ,..,lew. Promote
,_ own '·oemrlly. Means
maU. canlocla 'wblcb could
"""" ja --pla. G.....,.. {i!•Y ~!-,June :Ill)' , You--;;;[[ Ile lmj>Ot!On~ even frull!'ltid. But iq Is lo main·
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21),
You exhib1t drive necessary to
meet challenges, overcome
obslacl<s. stress dynamic ap-
e:::r.·.u:;.erycould -~ variety of reactipos,..from a little {ear (•bo•i. !efl)
cnrn "T"' T""" ....,. "'-·· lo demure sbJn~ (above, rigbl) lo gigg\t!s,111d UD· _
Send 111rtt1c1att •l"ld 15 ctnh i. °"*'r contr 11 bl lau• !er BOOkMt. ftM DAILY ,ILOT, .. 3MI, -' 0 a e II •
GRADED BY JUDGES
, After the first group of
nearly 700 is cut down to ISO,
the candidates return for an
interview. The number is
pared to 29, then these girls
are graded by the judging
committee.
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•l!lllv •nd tell-i'rffl•llonl
AD PRICES GOOD NOV. 24, 25 ONLY!
SPECIAL AFTER-THANKSGIVING VALUES
FOR YOUR TURKEY LEFTOVERS ••• ' ' .
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in l\Y SHELLS ............................ " ........... 49c
I 16~' FANCY
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GRili~s 'B'm 73c lb.
OYl~-ll:~Y MEAT LOAF , , ... , •• , • , ltc t•.
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' 'fo avoid disappointment, prospective
brides ate reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and \vbite .21ossy P.hot~
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women s De-
partment one week before the wedding,
Pictures receiva:t alter tbat time will not
be used.
For engagement announcements it ts
imperative that the s'lory, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mllled sq: weeks or mote befo.,.,tho. w_.idlllg
date. 11 deadline is not met, onlji a stoty w\ll
be used.
To help fill requirements on both wed·
din~ and engagement stories fomu: are. _
available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices; ' '
Further questions wilJ be answered by
Women's Section stat! members at 642-4321.
Take your Dick;
So many lovely slips
to choose from :
lac•y or tailored,
long or •hort, lull
or hall. Such a
welcome gift.
from $6.00
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ePANTIUITI ·-·-e IWUTla • ''"" • ILOUIU
9 ... Wiii e PANT\' -
LAYAWAY' e •tPT ~ID e ..... Camte.\fll
~;(la .NolsHALF-SIZE SHO.__._.
COSTA HUNTINOTOH
MESA IEACH
1101 NIWPORT II.YD. 14 HUJITIN•TON Cltf'fll
tN1rth 1f 11th St.l -"l•1t to lerllw lr11,)
•ULLllTON-11401 1rfllh M....,_.Oo ; ....... tt.tler
KMrttM ... aPtl,,1 .. tes.t .. 1MeS...tJ.I ._._._,... . ,,..,,_ .......
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For a week they travel
together, and the committee
selects the girl who emerges
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Grey Fall
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OOSTA PASTA I LI. llOIC II•
MMy TYMS 2. N• L"'9H The fall wardrobe ought lo
include at least one good grey
Dannel something -skirt,
jacket, or even .a grey flannel
coat.
fl , q.._ fi. JTALIAN DEU e BAICliRY
oL.ucci ...LJeli RESTAURANT
. lttl AMmt •I Matnollo, Huntlnlrion ·-;"
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Have breakfast ·
with Santa
an,d his furry friends!*
£IUOY ~ YUMMY Bfft!:Ma'AS'I" WITH LIVE
CHltla"l'lfAS MUSIC AND EHTER'l'AIN~EHT.,1
AMI> SAKTAt WECIAI.. PAVORS F'OR EVEll"t'
_,,, All> Gf ..... PLU9 DOOR PRIZES: AH RCA
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GOl.DDI 8DOIC ft R1°"6"D SCAR RV AND A f ' .i.
COSMmos PRIZE POft MOM AHO DAD.
'llC 8'tAND DOOJt° ~RIZE ._A GIGNfTIC
•""""-PVMn" l'RfDm 9Y KAM.•J•e'. BR<l.,,,,"'fl"l'"<"H
IO:JC»Me HOOM, ACC 'ntl LUCKY QtlL.DRDt
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Best Team.Won, Says Netl r as
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HisWish ..
AtJrnN'.11 Ta.. (AP) -Tesal qua~ ht ._.i yem ..,,.
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move ahl!td 11-G midway ·lhrougb the
third peri!ld-.
Then q\iarterbact Robert.on -to
the air and !mhman Owens. brother to
Reisman Trophy winJ\er Steve OWem,
caught fir& u 'a receiver .
Rj>bertam's pUllel ~ the Ne-briil~a de(<111e, tougbelt in the Jl!lloo,
!or two touclldowns, and F\llol!er'• fitl!d
roal, alter two ol htl earlier tries had
rnlaflred, clinched the win. a~<rus lhl<lnll puaed --If at aJtj 8-Mai-., wu _..,,...!bat
' pll\lolophy to rldiculoul .. 1nm ... The hellot lip! caller had not 1111 a
tooclldoosn ·!11111 en year unUI ,,..Idly ni&llt • he ftred • 10.yud llCOrlnfl
~.~ JlllJ~ 'i'b1tller in T...a' 1W v~ o•ei' TeW AllM.
Of Owens, w!to was called upon after
split end John Cam>ll waa sidelined· with
a knee ln!!Jry, Fairbanks I al d: "He
hasn't had tno many liinee to prove bim-
.. 11, but theTe must be aomething that
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II climaxed a t-1 ...,.. for the
.....,th-nnted Texaa J.oocborno, wlM> wm .,,_ No. 2 Alabama In the Cotton
Bowl at Dallas on Jan. 1.
Taas' lone loss wu 27-0 to No. 4
otlahoma, a Sugar Bowl team, at
mkW-. ;.. '
'!10.,~msfilready hid clincbed thelfol lffth T~fve Sootlnreat Coft.
f--llo.ah<Hhe1hoot lf)Ot In the Cot-
ton ~lby,oboallna Texaa a.ri.tlan !all
•1-f pme the last
Dame, treaklng•a
·streak, and to
Ne-wport Beach
Race Driver
Burned in Fire
Veteran race. driver Lothar Motschen-
bacber wilf burned aeriGusly and three _.ive can were delllvy<d as a fire
suti<d -badler'• lhop In Oran(e, fire officials ..,, I
Autboritles said Motw:bmbar.her, st, ol
, A I =:: w ':'.'i Ne'f'PO'I Btacb, suffeied firlt and IOC<Nld
, ~ lliJfback said "I ~ bums on bis face and 111111 wi~~~I~~~~eb =i::-:.:.~-:.s:~
tba first ~t to go a whole year Medical Center. · wl-u.-iq a touchdown tllll·" Fu.men said the blae began u
Only 41 -· were loft ln the flnt Mol•-r was attemptiq to 1\11'1 hall whip Lqwry, a Ult-pounder, zipped a a radna car. A bacld!re aet off nearby
-to '1111111l<t!•ftb clua:bed Jn the inl!mnDUlblel. Damage WU estimated at
inidl ~'"'¢e defendlnen and llllO,lllO. . lC.~zgoe. to give Teus a 14-S Besides the three can that were dlelroyed, a fourth WU damaged and
1\1' ~p ~J.1.. this •team as uy ~. equipment Ille! rtCOnll a11o were I we ~."'.a&W'll'nn Coach Darrell ~illmnen said. :l"'t dlie';n•t have as much outright • • 1 · 1"
aa Jl{fP.'..t the others, but it has ·ROllE ,,.. Arthur Ashe easily beat
1 as:~~· hung together 1t'tth .YUlllllav ~tenm NlW Pille 7-4, &-1
· roi«.b' • " ' 'ftlirlifiiy D18bt ·to advllDCe to the
allll-'.'titlike through for two ,.....,,,.., <ii tile' World Cbampiomhtp .
; .~ and Tnmmy Lan-lel!n)I: tailmament, but .Maz:IY llle8aeD
ry, iillr.li<11ijlired llOn Burriak, got waa -In his quarterfinal match by a~,led Longhorn> runners with Tom· ~ of ·~ Netherlands.
81 ',yRb lt5 nine carries againll the ~ -.-, will meet the tol£_~~~ . ~ ~ tn the wmltm~s. ii.. receiver Junmy Moore grabbed •. Ol<te , S ,,oumved throe aet pmots ln
, ~ ~~ for 81 yards aDd ' win tbi ~let, then weoi on to acore a
I ted 61 yards with a punt for a 7-4, M yjctory over Riessen.
r toudldowft~the--finl on a punt or · . .,, •
kiciflf1I;· 1'~ ;iiyer since 19&1. . HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. .
Place-.r ,qtlllflF< Scb>tt punched Gangt!Jlg ~ .Bob F.rlcklon broke a ~ II>-~ lfeld .P !or Tens multlpleman· lOCjam with a ftve-under·
I and Pye edi-a win~. g!Vlng hlm a scllool par 1111 'nnlnday fof the IUrpriae first ~'tg7 .. U:;.:::·-~1clead in the _1!25,000 Heritage eou
of -year • lntercepllonl • · • The •• Id E · ·•··-· mistak •· said A&M coach Emory _..year-o n~u, a nonwumer Bellard es, whole greatest claim to fame was a brief . r . lief flash of brlllian<;e in the leCOOd nu>d of · ~ . •r;_:-.,.:,.."J; 1'3: .. ~dl 111 t..c=-
. ~~'. JIJ'.~£.l~ ~ otr.ni:e' flOUl'd out ,He ~ a'One:strob-·leid ~r stubby.
the ~ Ulile-Ja<k Lewis, who ~pd a rl.
ll~to ,,
Q; ~ ~ uoe LOGAN, Utah -Utah ,State reierve
I "; t · .I, ~ lllckey Doyle• filod"•"sil' , """""''°'. -· yard killdJdOwn pua to Ugbf end Fronk .... held to Clllly ·11 -with 4:20 remainlng and lilte<I ~. and that Jeft him 33 the Aggies to a -.11 victory over Weber
.Beuon school r«0rd of Stale ilt noncoaference jootblll 'lbundliy. ~ican·hallbacl; Cbril Doyle came in for quarteroack Tony
11681 . . Adm>s, who spralned an ankle in the
.....,. total ol 230 carries broke-mittlle of the llrsl quar1er •.
.. mi' record o1 128 by Byron USC ocored firlt ma 17·yud field goal
~ in 1950_;. by Doyle eorly In the first Qll8f!et·
, • ,.,,l(j(o " ......., After Adami left, the Agiel o_!lense
1.u.M ~ 1~·.; 1: = ~ "¥ unable to move against Weber, but
l .u McDermott ~ed · to score another field goal
!. ~m:i ?o r:;.~'~rv tScriott IOcl.l before the ball ended.
-..... J .. f.'!!.J 1 k 1 Weber State ~ on six
-G jl) l'C'•tkf!att klc~l ' ' r:: =.. •1 .. 'fttllrn 1Sc11o1r tlckl , lu17»Vers, three pf turned into ~ -~ , •J> ' '"'"'t1u ,, seores. Jim Larson scored en a 43-yard
Tun !:,: i.run from scrimmage.
57.~ 51-m _,. jJlll ,jf 111 MANAGUA, NiCaragua -1be United
J.s ~~ States . lo!>k over BOie possession of third
..., -place -in• the World Amateur Baaehall
Championship with a 7-3 victory over the
Domiolcan Republic Thuroday,
kers, Detroit
tlle at Forum
GLEWOOD -The Loo Angeles
rs will be afl.r their 11th straight
toolght at I when they tate on
Delroit at the Forum.
COach Bill Shannan's crew, which set
A record with 33 straiibt wins Jut
, have gone undefeateCl this moo.th
have some fans thinking about •.
t of the streak of last year.
. 'Ibe trimnph gave the Americans a 6-1
wooJost record. The D o m i n i c a n
Republic, whlcb bad been tied with the
U.S. en117, dropped to i-~ . .I
Cubit and· Nicaragua are tied for tint
place with 7-0 records.
Kerry Dineen collected three bila for
the Ailertcau illdudlllg two doubles. He
drove in three nm ad ICOnd one.
Jay Smith wu the llllrter lltld winner
for the U.S. team but needed relief In the
1eVeDtb inning from Rubin Garcia. ,,
atresk started when the Later•
reCord, jitat Ute laat year, and
. tt propelled them .Into a tliree game
over Golden State in the Pacific
Ion of the NBA's Western Con:
NORl'Ol.K, Va. -"Boxing IJ my
tiling," says Olfllll!lc boxer Duane
Bobict, and it's "strictly a nunor" that he
has ligned a proleulmal wrestling con-
tnct.
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Boblck, cmtacted at his home in BoWfus. Minn,. Thunday, said, "I _, stpod ID1 kind ol oonlract with
..,... yet. I --oflert I'm con-tiderlaf lltld I'll lll'OMllly be mating up
my mind within tho -·-ui."
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NEBRASKA COACH BOB DEVANEY DOESNiT LOOK TOO t'APPY.
K~y Win fol" Detroit
Pa8sing Duel F~zzks,
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·LionsOuttunNew York
DETROIT (AP) -Joe Namath of th e "We came back and had a chance to go
New York Jels and Greg Landry of the ahead and the roo1 fell in."
~it Li<ma were supposed to have~ a , Errol Mann kicked a 15-yard field goal
passmg duel -Thursday before .a capacity 1for tie ohly 9COring in the first quarter,
crowd of 14,411 at nger Stadium and a and p . ·a 21-yarder In lhe 27-point sec-
n•imal television audience. ond period.
\i-a<f, the teems """' _after '!'Ch Beiicles !(aster's TD, his ninth, New
CJt-.r 00 the ground ~ llew1le lhe Jets Yort got· at1oucbdown from Riggins on
baVing two 1111).yanl nibon to Detroit's a ooe yard plunge in the second quarter
QDe it waa ·the Uoos who finished oo ~ Howlleld, who missed field goai
IG!>.117·20. atlempta of 42, I(/ and 39 7ards, l<icted •
Cllfl McClain and John Riggins rush-. U-ym:der In the aecond period and a 20-
ed/ for 121 and 105 yards res~ively ~ iQ. ·the> third.
fdr New YOrk, while Allie Taylor tota1ed uwe have to play three fine ball games .m for Detroit. and win au three to make the playoffs,'' '~~York's .runs from scrim-Ewtiank said. ~ M~bursts « 30, 30, 21, and 16 "We'll make the playoffs," said Yards. while Detroit spiced the game with Schmidt in the opposite locker room. ~ Of 33, 38, and 22 yards plus kick "w-1 ,have to win itbe rj!!St 1of our games,
retums ol 49 and 57 yards. '3Pf!Clally the one with Green Bay." "l'thought they'd throw the hell out €< UJ," •aald ~'toolich. Joe Schmidt. That game is a week from ;SlDlday in
"''l'e didn't have ttW ·bill a lot, and we Green Bay, which leads the National =~ . npimg good lo we . threw less,.. Conference Central Di Vision With a 7-3
.Namath, who milPleled iust. two record ahead ol No. 2 Detroit's 7-4.
or five~ tbe fint i.u. He finished New York 's only hope is tpl.iniab with
with· nine cl JI r... J&5 yards, including the best secood • place reconl in the
a \33-yanl , TD pass lo. light end Rich American Cooference East and get a
Clt&ler in the third qtiarter. wild • cud playoff bid. Miami has al-
Umdry completed sii: of 18 passes .ready clinched lbe division title.
for 1%5 yards. "We've got a shot at the playoffs,"
The game was tied 21)..20 going inlo Namath insisted. "We're oot out of it
the fourth quarter. Then Detroit's Errol yet."
Maiin mapped the tie with a 17-yard lleld
goal,, Landry scored on_ a six-yard quar-
lerila<t _.t, and Altle Taylor sprint-
ed '!II-yards for a TD Jrilli 1:19 remaining.
AilbouP Landry's six-yard acore came
with jull ·1:57 left and put Detroit 10
poilU abeM, Namath insisted later, "I
thou&bl we could lrelk It open then."
But Utiebacter Charlie Weaver inter-
cepted a Namath pasa and moments
1-Taylor put the game on Ice with
lila toachdown.
,-We didn't bandae third down titua-
tionl, 11 realGned coach Weeb Ewbank of tJ!e Jets, who trallod 20-10 ot halltlme .
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A'l'ELINE, N ... (AP) -A .,.,
tn the South Lake Tllla' Beno,
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Winter OJ1mplc 0-~ the
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ln help c1e1ny expenaes or holding !he
OIJmplcs Jn that ltate.
Oolorado had been • gron(ed the 1971
~ but has virtually withdrawn '*••al lbevoto.
-Aid -•tllnc could be hllll It Khtwuod Mer tow1, a deftloplng
-• Iba Callfomla side of L 1 t e Talloo. IRI jumpln( still 11 an "un-dols a hod lleW" la the mmnt plon-
ni11. Wt 1l 1r llll Jw14•c llllll at•• Vaflof could be med remllnl ln be aeen.
If not, IUel! fllCll!llel woold have to be
built.
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nms in that family ." praised the rugged Soonero.
It was a 38-yard pass to Owens which "A greal pan ru!h," HU mm 1ay1.
got Oklahoma's rally started. "We can't make !:!l.lY excuses we got
"I felt like I could eatcb anything. ph)'lically beat. It lil"'Ot all-
an,ywhere," the 6-foot, !!&-pound OWene aroond team." I
llld of his reception. Sc ... .., owttw.
Owena finished with five catches ror °"'•"""'• o o 1 1• -11 N•m• 101 0 -1• 1118 anfs 8S Robertson bit OD 10 Of 22 M111r -01111 14 run !S.~ 11.Kk~ ,
~ Of y&CUA. ~W;nlllrJIOll 1 rliil ul~~!.klck ) . j-96---'• Ntl:lr -Goellf!f 1 r\l(i ~5' " ' I
Robertaon expla.IOOd tliat Oklahoma--&\:-:. 1¥cr1=-uk".::. !,, .~ 1
had to pass more than usual because "' -16·s11 50111111c:1 Nebraska "stopped LB from doing the
things we nonnally do. We had trouble
getting outside."
Robertson's counterpart, sophomore
quarterback Dave Humm of Nebraska,
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S·weet Wi11 for 49ers
'Skins Thankful
' For Holiday !re~t
DALLAS (AP) -George Allen and his
Washington Redskins, sitting all comfy In
their living rooms, were lbe recipients of
a Thanksgiving Day present from San
,Francisco, which shattered a succession
of jinxes with a 31.10 rout or derending
Super Boll! champion Dallas.
or course, the 49ers had purely selfish
motives as they surged a half game
ahead or Los Angeles in the National
Conference West with the sweet victory
on a M-1 record. The Rams play at New
Orleans Sunday.
However, lhe Redskins can clinch the
host spot in the NFC East with victories
in two out or their last four games, leav-
ing the C.Owboys to scramble for the
"'wild Card'' berth.
, .Dallas is 1-3 and 11,'2 games behind the
Red.kins. The "wild card" spot in the
National Footl:!all League playoffs is
given to the division nmnerup with the
best record. Right oow, that's Dallas in
the NFC.
'.'We. have a playo[f shot now if we
want it," said Cowboys coach Tom J..an..
ilfy. "It will be tough to malr:e it as a
wild «rd entry but Kansas City did it.
I'm sw:e W'8hington is happy. They 'll
have to really fumble now to lose the
East. We haven't lost it but it looks tough/ a•" Line backer Skip Vanderbundt ran 73
yards with a recovered (umble and 21
yards· with an intercepted pau for
touchdowns and quarterback Steve Spur-
rier turned in a poised perfonnance as
lilt: 49ers blasted the Cowboys. · ~
It was the first victory for 49ers Coach
Dick Nolan over Landry, his former boss
and old teammate, and marked the first1 time in 15 games Dallu had lost in Tes:·
as Stadium, Its plush '21 million football
palace. ·
Nolan said "It's a blg win ror us ...
and probably our best game. They
'(Qallu) have beaten ua before in two
contermce championship games. This shoWs' W'e'~ beat them." ·
"'.itlt: Dallas leading 7--0 and driving,
Dave Wilen.and Vanderbundt teamed for
a spectacUlar play that turned the na-
tionally televised game around jn·. lbe
second quarter.
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Wilcox clobbered Cowboys quarter-
back Craig Mo rton.
Vanderbundt said, "'lbe ball took ont
bounce and there il was. r just scOoped It
up and ran. It may have looked as ii I
was trottln', but I was running for my
life."
'Dallas dominated the first half, allow-
ing only five first downs but the 49ers
turned it around, givln,g tl"f C-O~boys oo·
ly four first dowils in lhe second half.
Spurrier, playing in place of the in-
jured John Brodie, hit 16 of Upasses for
177 yards, including a 12-yard touchdown
pass to tight end Ted kW,J10;.'' Spurrier
took the 49ers on a 94 ,yard tpuchdown
drive lO open the third quarter and hit
eight oonsecutive passes in on~ stretch.
Spurrier said, ~t.'t'W-.IC!lbOf.: a funny
game. I thought we were on the short-
end of the stick and Skip got that fumble'.
It could have been a 10 or 14-point play. 1
really didn't . · kl ~as throwing too well
until I saw · ' rd that it wd " 64 percent ·co ~
Besides he : •
replaced by .
Morton said,:~~· b
they hit me ~ ;.}
missed a key .and tli
open. It was my f
touchdown ~ . '. we
in the playoffs.~
Offensive lac .
up the feeliI!gs '
after the game.,;\ .•
"I ain't sayin ··1 -~ mean It,:: he snarled. • · ::
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Diii.LAi' CAL YIN HIU LIAl'S POii /1 IHORT G•Al,l'l-4fi
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Gauchos' T~p Teet
Saddleback College football great offemlve lint. It just 11 The Gaucboa, meanwhile,
coach George Hartman puts It a !IOUnd, 8QWld. football team will dtpeod on the passing of
squarely on the line when with no apparent weaknesses. aophomore Bob Dullch and the
dlacusslng Rio Hondo -S.tur-To beat Rio Hondo, we have to runolni of Aundre Homes and
SAN BERNARDINO _ day night's -nent In the playverygoodlootbaU." Joe~--p~ 11 ol l3
Aller a aeven.year ablence, first round of the JC pla)'Olfs Becall!e of Rio Hondo's ...,_ ror 11 yards last ~k
W~ Hlcb'• Lions at Cerritos l7:i!O). balance, Hartman says bis Jn · the key 28-7 vlc1ory over
retum to the <Jtange Show "We've got to have our best cfub ... ~ key oo just ooe Palomar with one ol thoee
Bowl lonlllbt and at lllal<e ls a effort of the season to beat facet ol the Roadrunnen ol· comto Haplel ~!.tooc~ paaa q~ berth In the Rio Hondo," aaya Hartman lenslve pme. • •"l'n en> AAAA'lootball playoffs. when taliinc obout the "Of courae we have to stop Jones, a ln!lhman from
~ ii slated !or a Southern Ca 111 or n I a Con-Zaby (Cir!), tut they a1ao Milllon Viejo, had ooe of bis
o'clock and awaiting coach ferenct champions. have a Vf!tY fme puslng better oufuw;s last ~ nm-
BW {looytell's Lions are the "Rio Hondo has great balan-game. 'lbeY're better balanced nlng !or !Of yardl in II car-
Spartana of San Gorgonio ce oUensively . It runs well and than any team we 've played ries, including TD scampers of
High, champioos of !be Citrus it puses well. And ii has a tbi8 aeuon." two and 33 yard& Belt League with an 11-1!--'-------------------------1
overall ~ and ninth In the
llna!CIF~.
The last time a Westminster
e"°vea visited tbe Orange
Show ~ ~ -a 211-7 vic-
tory from PacUic in non-
lea(!U6 ~
It -Pacfllc which handed
Sin GorlQDlo its only loss ( 11-
0) in the mud tbi8 year.
The Spartans feature a big,
last and gn>UDOkJriented team
with tailbock Richard Tubbs
doing moot of !be damage.
Tubbs is a ~11, 170-pauncl
speed!ltr and llg\!res to be the
No. 1 item OQ Westminster's
llst of people to .....
Running 6e team a t
quarlerboct t ia Pernand
McGlnnla ... •beolle does go
bact to -tl•s usually LaCount J111oo be'f-g for in¥:trya 'rew
tblnp I j gbing, bow....,,.,,.. least of
wldcblstnebn> -of quwtamdl D I D ,.,,,_
eoma..., and lallbaclt Tony
Accomando.
!>on bu 1*laed !or !,ISO ym!i'\rith ti 1'imj>letloos In
Ill attenqila. He'a credited
with a' dozen TD paaaes and
moot of blo -la shared by split ... Gorr·-..
Tolly .............. ii • d-~and has..,. = ~ t" ?.r:.:.:. ~ Bob IJreifDs -pmeh in the _,,, and nm-
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expe<;fM le play It lalrly cm-
servaUVe with the. running
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playa 11\1<> Ille ilcmdarY and ~..Wmmnialfe. ~µon.will be
countbW ~ Coanly
tackle .. ' . gnoi, •·· good
deal of -· along with the .........,, '"'"' of
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meetin( for about an hour and
contacted the U.S. Embassy in
Japan and Ibey said ok. I
doubt ii the invitation was a
surprue to them.
111n my oplnlon, It was a
polltlcal thing that h . d
already been set up between
the White Howe and Peking.
''The Chineee were very
courteous incl curioW and true
to their Oriental culture, were
very oordlal and kept us busy
all the ttmo.
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we· hid ftve nlne-coUne ban-
queta in one day. Bm tile
sul'Jrldnc thing was the fact it
was never apparent they were
taking any security precau-
tions with us at any Ume.
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apprehensive but all of our
fe ars proved unfounded."
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trip to Japon and 01ina Im-
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for table tennis and recently
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quit a job with IBM to devote
full time to promotion of the
aport.
Hil business card DOW
reads, Jack Howard -Table
tennis elhibhiom:; talks on
malnland Chlna; and table
tennta aemlnan, Jeaaons and
equipment. His office ls in Los
Angeles althougt. be'• a native
of Brooi<lyn, N. Y.
At the present ttmo, when
he i.sn1t playing table tennis,
he's spending considerable
time with members of the
CAlilornla state school board.
"I'm setting up a ingram
for them now," Howard says.
"It lS_ 1"ofold in nature.
"First, I'm working on it as
a physical education option in
the high llChoo!J.
"Second, we want to set up
the sport .. an lnter-scholastlc
ev'!DI ·llmllar to wrutling,
volleyball and other sports.
uu the game is ever going
to be big in thll country, we
will have to start players at an
early age In" rtural ~
vlronmenlf<I 'f•·"
Where In world Is the
game a big sport?
"Cblna,I' ,/f~ Germany I
Yugoslavia, Swed-. , a n d
HUl!gll'f •·to ltart w t.t h ' "
Howard flYI· '' l>I
In Jal>a,n', tile' 11.s. men
lilushed 28tti 'il\d·tjie' women
21Jt among the 55' tounlriet
entered. :.
Bm rlgt\t oow· Howard IJ
concentrating oh inaklng the
U.S. tepm '"41!'n t ', playing
member for ~ llOODd Ume.
He w8lJ ell 'the "'iljuad In
Munlch, GermlliY i,\ 1911.
'Mli.s year be ldsfout In the
men's finab I<> IJahJ<>en Lee, Civ~time U.S.na8onli dwn-.
pion. Lee also1oqift.ye Korean
sin(les cbampionidilpf' before
moving to thll· •<OuNry. He
cunonUy ,_ .. ,1111 -..r
but will mlW•u tG 1be Loe:
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~ep Defensi"Ve Stars
PAUL DESMET
C01ta MMa
MARK ELJENHOLM
0.... HIH1
Speedsters Seek
Outboard Crown
Led by Tommy """'Y ol
Abilene, Tu. and Jimbo
McConnell, Wonder.Lab, Ill ..
Jolmaon and Evlnrude will
seek • to break Mercury's
1tranilobold .. the "5.000
Pepoi.&I. outboard World
CWnpionlblp Slturday Ind
Sunday with I &f'IUP Of high
apeed drivers.
Known for many yean as
the backup pilot !O< Jobonie
Sanden of Denver, Colo.,
Posey came inlo hll own this
year by 'winnlnC -major races, including the SI. Loais,
Mo. Ind Gal .. ston, Tu. 1 events.
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• 11.ANo:r Ml LLS
H)ll>llnglor) Buch
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l()IJ B~CCA
Miter •Del
: SCC Hos~
:·Tourney
·.. SoufhUn California College
·.coming off an impressive vic-
;tory over Bklla College in the
. season ,,opener,. wUl host the
: ,two-day Thanksgiving tourna-
:ment tonight and Saturday in
.·the Vangu~rds gymnas ium.
-· FY.at game of the com-
petiHon tonight pill C.lifornia
: Baptist and Los Angeles Bap-
tist at 6 o'clock. T h e
JOE DINATALE
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PETE DAGLIO
Laguna Beach
DAVE SCHULTZ
Mission Viejo
.'Vanguards and Pacific Chris-JOHN' D'ANNUNZIO
DALE PETERSON
Fountlln Volley
DON SPREEMAN
Marine
DICK STONEMAN·
Nowport Horbo<
ST!VE lllSS
Westminster :rtian CoUege of Long Beach Univen6ty. meetat B. ~~~~~~.:...~~~~~~~~~~~~
. ' ·. )Jetween SA V, Ana helm
Is Ill-feeling Brewing?
• Anaheim and Santa Ana
:Van.,y hllh schools play
Saturdiy night at a 01clock at
the Santa Ana Bowl In the !~st
• round of the CIF U division
)oothllll playoffs, arid alresdy
·aome W-feeUng ha1 developed
:be-thf>two.
: Santa Ana Valley wants to
: play In the bowl -lhe Faiconl
are !ho -team -and the
1tadluul .... --booted ~for Fridal' night.
• -11111 ~ coach Clare
VIDl!oorebete has balked at a
,_.., --the.
wlallal --a clay In ........ fir Ille following
weell:'a. ~g 17'
, __ :~· lnwtll Cli!' .~:
,doJ .... bolll teams
--lllOi•te •.
\T-1l1lw --t11o 11111· Ill lflt II 1o1o the
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111§ ·-~•hr ba1
ri' '*!!~"~ wm be ,..,,...,____ 'lllW llllr· ......... "'"*-( led .. ..., ... ..,," ...
"I doo't wut to, loll I'm
sure that if we didn't agree
they would force us to play.
They'd jusl throw the rule
book out. But what are they
mO!t concerned with, lllORey
doesn't buy il.
"They're a fine footpall
team, qul~k as Hadea," he
says. "They have fine people
at the 1peciallled poelllons
or the kids?" and their defense ls blg and
But regardleu of where or quick."
when the game will be played, The last time VanHoorebeke
~Im (7-t) will be a s!Jght met a Hlll-l'Oacbed team In the
favorite to band the re1Urgent playoffs was in 1956, when the
Falcooa their IOCOOd Joa of Colonists lied Downey for the
the ....... -champloo.sbip, 13-IJ.
'l'he Coloailll crept Into the "Anaheim Is alw1ys well-
pla,.U. by v1r1Ue al 1 11-13 i>"oand." 1111 mu, who bu
win over W<llmlnater. lYlnC ai~league lalent In -
the Llol>I ftr IOCOOd place In and delenslve bacl: Gory
the -1-· Templeton, ta ct I e Jim
Sanla Au Valley won the Beranek, Une!>&cter Eddie
Irvine League oatrlgb~ but Medina and clefenalve tnd
WU besten by aecond place Porter Lhiy.
EdlloD lM. 'Ille FalCOlll have ''Tbey're a lint boll dub,
come oil o.t ud M records very quick defenslwly. 'l'hey
Ullder Did< Rill, who l'Ullllllt• (Ive ,.. a lot of dlllennt
... lilt .......... poolllon after loots ... both ollenoe ud
-yWI u an ff. -llld y011 have a lot to mlnlltralor prepare (Ir." AldloaP ·Anaheim, with a Tho FolcOn. IUfJll'laed a lot
rock-bin! defenle and 1teody of people when they...WOll the
-built around 1'UMlni Irvine Ullo-Glly 1J oenlon
-lloWlrd Canoo ancl dot the loam's ro1ter-but rot IUcl: _.., will be sli&bU, HW. "We _. oare we'd have
flvured, Van Boor e beke a good team," be uya.
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He Is the lead drlv.,. for the
Abilene Marine lllClng Tum.
Hi> mount will be a Soottlcraft
msde In Europe, llraCed by a
200-plus horsepower · Jolmson
Stinger GP englnt.
Sanders, in a similar rig to
Posey's, also will be on t be
Johnson factory team.
Among other• d r l v in g
Stinger engines are Dieter
Scbulr.e, Auatrta; Fred Miles,
England; Billy ~cber.
Beverly Hills, Calif.; Bob
Witt. Boytown, Tex.; Earl
Beotz. Qiarlestm, S.C., ud
Bob Nordskog, Tanana, Calif.
A team entered by llcCane
Outboard., Denver, Colo., 'Will
be aboard Cougar boots made
in England and sporting
Johnson engines. '1bese pilots
are H. T. McCune ud Tom
McCune. Denver; R l·c h
McKinley, Wildwood, Ill., and
two Britishers, J._ Beard
and Clive Curtis.
All told; Johnson will have
31 engine;S in the race com--
pared t.o 13 a year ago.
Evinrude, with a total of 16
Favorite Hurt,
Won't Compete
LAKE HAVASU crry, Aris.
(AP) -Hliold Eis al Topeka,
Kan., one al the favorites to
win this -·· 16.'1,000 Outboerd W or Id Cbam-
jJkmhip, .. wlll not be com-
peting as a resuJt .. of an ac..
cident during a practice run
"l'hunday.
Els' boot "" traveling at
1pproximllely 100 miles an
boor wbeD H Olppeoduring ttiO
practice session on Lake
Havasu, a race sppkesman
said. Eis. escaped with only a
mild concussion but his boat
"'8S tota11y destroyed.
Lehman Regatta
Set in Newport
Lehman-1% sallon from San
Diego to Marina del Rey are
expected lo be on hand Sahll'-
day and Sunday for the class
champiooship for the Barney
~man Perpetual.
'n.e cbampioDlhip regatta
will be sponocred by Newport
Harbor Yacht Club where, un-
til the recently, virtually the
entire class of I.ehman-12s had
been concentrated.
Earlier this year, a group of
Santa Monica Bay sailors
from calllornia Yacht Club
ordered more than 20 new L-
U. to be built by W. D. Schock
Co. of Santa Ana. Dinghy
sailors in other Southland
clum are also ord~L-ig New L-
Us -the first that have been
built in many years,
'I1le Lebman-12 cham-
pionships will be the only
yachting activity in Newport
this weekend. Races in other
ar~:
Loi Aqeiff.Loog,llleaa
CABRILLO BEACH YACHT
CLUB --Thanbgiving Regat-
ta, all classes, 8aturday and
Sunday.
SaoloMOlllea·Bay
MALIBU YACHT CLUB -
Turkey Day Regatta, PMA,
ODMH. Saturday and Sunday
DEL REY Y'ACHT CLUB -
Sunday Skippers Race~ Sun-
day.
Welcome ,
Aboard
By ALMON LOC!CABEY
.a.-~·. ~· ~ ·~.... · =··rt..,_.iUll' California's Department of Navigation and Ocean De-
velopment (DNOD) seems to be bard up for new laws that
will save the boat oper8tor from himlelf.
Take for example a new sectkJn (8897) recently added
to the California Admibiltratlve Code (Title 14, Division
4, Cbapter I) .
'The new section ltartl off by stating: "Prb:na-facie
evldenee of negligible operation : pursuant to the provisions
al Sectioo ll6S of the Harbon and Navlgatlm Code, the fol·
lowing de3cribod actl endq<r life, limb or property ud
constitute evidenco of reckless or necllgent operation:
A. RIDING ON the bow, gmwale or -at a ves-
sel propelkd by machinery underway --polltion is not protected by niilng or oilier reuoalble dderNUt
to falling overboord, er riding In a poeltlm er ID8llDer
which II obvioosly danpnJul. n -cin to a111e that .. _ provlslms lboll not
apply to 1 •-1'1 crewmon In the act at -Ing, moor-
ing, or making fast to a dock or another veuel, or the
DecessSry ..... gement of aall.
Now aln~ that obllglnJ? ·
It mobl one wondS--.,.bere the palrOl veuel will be
when the crew of an oeem racer la trytog to nynbpncDe
a jib or apbmlker on the foredeck In a pie ba!f.way
acrou the catanno Channel. ·
Oii WllAT will be the penalty for • crew or crewmen
biting oul over the llde. or lwnkq oa 1 ~ on •
Star boot, Allstra!W>U or any other .. 111ng veuol ping
to weather In • breae al wind.
It's remlndlul of the """"' cue In New Yori! -a saUbotl akippe!' -dlod for allowin( m-to bite
oul .... the -thor ra8 )Ill -be bod .. -hlml .., the tranaom for aaxillory PQW"'. 'Ille ... was
tlsrown on! of court on •ppeal.
But lei'• loot at -other --of the new law.
B. MMlw "'"" ton! llden or other -oo IS to -the towline over ~r veuel or Ill older. (Neat frlct If you can do It ..! but llll)'l>e !II ._.,,. that
could be c1one 1n • WlterlpOrl lbow.r
C. NAVIGA11NG A vtuel, *II er other -be-
t-I towillfl -and Ill tow Gr lows. ('l'llat'I Jllre
N)'tnC Ill qalnll the llw to commit -) • ...,_ the
atler woald -the tow line -II It mnaJned ..-S·
ed -or If the boat puWnl the akler1 mode ft -whlcb II
doub!IUI. •
At any rate, the new law becoma eflectlve aad en-
foroable oa Nov. 11, ..,.,.,...... to a., ft-._, provam
,.._ al DNOD'1 Boating Safely ud a.platloa DlvJ.
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%f OAILV PILOT s F~daJ. N°"mbtr 24, 1972
~Ripoff' Season's Here
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. Yu"letime Shoplifting Can Be Stoppd by Store Owners
By LEROY rorE
.,.,. ·--Wrlttt
: · NEW YORK -The coming
·Christmas shopping season
could be tbe biggest "ripoff"
· spree In American history,
store security experts are
: warning.
, : While fully half of all
: shoplifting during the rest of
~:the year is done by juveniles,
;.as much for thrills as for gain.
· : it's a different thing during the
, :·Christmas season. Then ,
~ dult s ,part icu l ar l y
· :'housewives under 40, are the
'\'.biggest offenders, according to
~Pinkerton's. the international
• security firm.
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up with other sec\frity ,,.--------...
measures.
Chemicals that stain the
shoplifter's fingers and elec-
tronic devices that sound
alanns when shoplifters grab
apparently, unprotect ed
merchandise are more widely
used than ever.
But Pinkerton's .said these
measures aren't near I y
enough. It's necessary to
design the store's layout and
train its personnel t o
coope rate in preve nting
shoplifting.
THE FIRST rule ,
Pinkerton's said, is to have
tables and counters well below
eye level so store detectives
and hidden cameras or ~nec
ting mirrors have a n
unobstructed view or the
whole store. The second is lo
have bright lighting
everywhere, no dim comers
where shoplifters can hide
merchandise on or about their
persons.
Require every bag for every
purchase to be a e a I e d
separately, ~ ~thtr good
rule, Pinkerton's sakt: Another
is to wa\ch all customers who
seem to be working in pain.
with ooe engaging a clerk .In
convenation whU~ the other
browses. Also 1it; ·)"ary of ap.
parenl d r u n k ~r Sl!of>lifters
often feign intoll¢alion.
Leyden's, a Chicago store
security firm, sa¥ unlfonned
guards aren't fD:qcb good ln
preventing tfteft ~ ·of small
items but ~etedim ln plain
clothes and keeping such
it~ under locked glass do
help.
BO'l1I LIMIEN'S a n d
Pinkerton's said' confusion• is
the shoplifter's bi~~t ally.
The store with the layout that
minimizes confusion will be hit
least by shoplifters.
'} ''THE FAVORITE targets
:or these light-fingered ladies
~ are clothing, stationery and
':giftware." the company said.
: Pinkerton's feels that few
~adult Ameri cans take
: shoptnifting seriously enough.
.. If their kids are caught at it.
. they are merely embarrassed.
-~.They don't ralizc that if the
:. store chooses to prosecute. the l boy or girl can be hurt for life .
; The National R e t a i I
Merchants Association says
':shoplifting increased by half a
· billion dollars in 1971 to $3.5
,; billion. ~fany retail chains say
$4 Million Bucket
DCIO Machine Trains
Pilots, Cuts Pollution
Pinkerton's said p r o m p t
service which · (1 e p r i 'v e s
customers ' of aq ~ to
loiter is another ~~lleD~ 'pro-
tection. "' ·
The National .R e1.l a;,i I
Merchants Association said
many stores chase away
youn~sters not accompanied
by adults unless they tell what
they want to buy and show the
money · to buy it. This is
particularly tn.ie in suburban
stores. their shoplifting losses equal
•.: their net sales profit of 2 to 4
•percent and the biggest losses
: occur between Thanksgiving
; and Christmas.
MIAMI (AP) -A new DCIO
aircraft simulator -a shiny,
white $4-million bucket that
shakes and rolls pilots in
lavistt style -was unveiled
this week by' National Air
Lines as a technological ad-
vancement which will cut
down on airport congestion,
no.ise and pollution.
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.: NATURALLY THE annual
·Christmas stealing spree has
: resulted in precautions lo
~reduce the loss. The unwill-
:. ingness of merchants to pro-
~ secute for fear of false arrest
: suits or alienating public opi.
:~ nion is forcing them to tigh ten
The simulator was built in
England by Link-Miles Ltd.
and installed at NAL's head-
quarters here to teach some 15
to 200 of the airline's 600
pilots how to fly the new wide-
bodied aircraft.
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now, and plans to have 11 in
operation within a year.
National and some other
airlines have used simulators
fpr years, but NAL officials
said the new DClO simulator is
so advanced it will eliminate
80 percent of training time
once required in an actual air-
craft.
GRUBB & ELLIS
REALTY FUND Ill
A k•tl E1t1t• t11 ... •1trri•11t Oppori1.111ity
A Ctlifor11it limittd Ptri11tr1hip
Offtri119 Thts• Poft11ti1I l•11tfih
e Tax Savings in '72
• Diversification of Properties e T 1x Free Cash Flow e Mortgage Reduction e Limited Liability e !Jci~ntial Appreciation
ONE HOUR INVESTMENT MEETING
W•d1111d1y, Novt111b•r 29, 1972
Ntwporltr 11111-E1t1pirt Room
1107 J1mbott• Rd.
Ntwport Btteh
7:)0 P.M .
Sptet is Li1t1 iltd
Offtri11g Cireul1r1 will bt d i1tribut..:I t t tht 1•mi111n •
E. F. Hutton & Co,, Inc.
One Oceangate
Long Beach
., Tllll cloes 11111 C-lllut9 tn Ofl tr ta Htl. TM ~r II l'lltdt by tilt ()tf.,..
• 11'111 Clrcultr only. lire, flllt of 11111!1 11 llmlled to l11vatar1 WflO •r•
'• rnldtntl of Calllar11i1; Wflo 1r1 It '(ff•I of 11ge llnd "'"' 1 nll wortll •· axclus!..,. of equlty In t~elr rnklln<:e, hofn9 turnllhl11gt or aulomoblln ol
; II IMll $20,000, lllld wllosa !nd!\lldual OnlU Income (combined wllll &PIJUle,
• II married) Is 111 l~l(l'ZG..000: or •llQllrdltn of orou lnconw ~· net
•, worlll 11 ti l11t1t SltloAIOO, tltlu11ve of 11C1Ully 111 rnkleroc•. "°"" turn-.
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YOURS LABELS
TODAY!
Penonali:Md • Stylish • Efficient
Order For Yourself ol' • Friend·
May be used on envelopes •s return addre1s
l.bels. Also very handy as identification
lebals for merking person•! items such es
books, records, photos, etc;. Labels stick on
9l.ss end mey be used for m•rkin9 home
c•nned focd items. All lebels •re printed
with stylish Vogue type on fine qu•lity whit•
gummed piper.
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As a result, said Assistant
Chief Pilot Maynard Watkins,
the device will cut down much
noise, congestion and pollution
now generated by training
flights.
"We ~ also simulate
em~gencl~ not possible lo
create while a plane is in
flight -such as a landing
with two or three engines on
fire ," said Watkins.
A CAPTAIN receiving initial.
training for a OCIO completes
all work in the simulator ex-
cept two actual fligbts, one
with con1pany supervisors and
the other with federal person-
nel who must check out the
pilot.
Four newsmen -none a
pilot -wue tested in the new
simulator with mixed results:
two "crash landed" the plane
in a simulated approach to
Chicago's O'Hare Airport, a
third put it into a "takeoff
stall" and the fourth managed
a safe but wobbly takeoff and
landing,
Mesa BofA
Expansion
Work Slated
Work is underway on a ma-
jor expansion or the Costa
Mesa Bank or America on
West 19th Street, aonOunced
Vice pesident and manager
Lee Cave.
The $100,000 project calls for
the construction of a 2,000
squa·re foot addition along the
entire east side of l h e
building, increasing the office
size 10 percent to 13 ,CKXJ
square feet. It is designed to
provide expanded w o r k
facilities for o f f i c e ad·
min.istrative arxl record pro-
cessing facilities.
Coal Firms
Get Price
Hike Okays
WASHINGTON (AP ) -The
Price Commission has given
four firms authority to raise
coal prices.
The· commission approved a
7.ll~percent increase for Con-
tinental Oil Company 's
Consolidation Coal Co. The
firm'bad asked for a boost ol
1%.9-percenL
The P i t t s t o n Company's
Coal Mining Group was given
permission to raise bituminous
coal prices by an average 6.2
percent.: The firm had sought
an 8.13-percent price hike.
The commission gave the
Old Ben Coal Corp., a
subsidiary of Standard Oil Co.
of Ohio, permission to raise
bituminous prices by 7 per·
cent, about half of the 14.9
percent it asked .
The Eastern Associated Coal
Corp., a unit of Eastern Gas &
Fuel Association, was allowed
to raise prices by 4.47 percent.
lt had asked for a 9.3-percent
price hike.
Pacesetter
Profits Up
American Pacesetter
reported net income of $'7,445
or a half cent per share on
revenues of $10,131,446 for the
nine months ended September
30, 1972, President John W.
Klug announced.
This contrasts wilh a loss of
$601,965 or 40 cents per share
on revenues of $12,209, 747 in
the lite nine months of 1971.
New Dealership •
Miss Newport Beach, Karen French , helps Merce-
•des-Benz dealer Jim Slemons (!ell), turn the first'
shovelful ol dirt lor the new dealership near Jam·
boree Road and Bristol Street in Newport Beach.
Looking on Is Mercedes-Benz Los Angeles zone man·
ager Vincent Laraia. Completion ls expected in early
April, 1973.
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that the percentage is even greater here in the Or-
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to be the first newspaper in Orange County to bring
its readers "today's final stocks today'' via super high
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delivered edition and the service gets better dll the time.
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State Bu ys
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SA ' A()IONfcA (AP) -
The state has reached _agree.
ment to b:uY...4 700 ~ in the
Santa 1M:Om~' 'M~talns for
$1.9 million, clearing the way
for !rthe .•}!,@.acre Santa
MonJCa,,Utban1 Part., olficials
say. -· -~:1 ·:
Rel>! '"AlplioM.o Bell, (R-eantJ;J1' 1 and · Wiili8in Penn
Mott,_ l\ifector of . the state De~. bfl 1 \'f"ks and
Recr'ei!io'tj.'· fointly" anoounced
the agl;,emi;i>Y.' sliyjng t b e y
hoped "if'would 'be the first
step !-atd halting further
development in the mountains.
u.n "-.said the !arid, to be
purcllaed l>y <Jie•atale from
GatapUo ~.., creet !R'e a I t y
Investment ..-1ror 'ti n d the
Mounlaln1Park lleally<'IJM!St.
ment' •eo:, ,\ti' ivalutd at $5
milllM.-"l'he 13,5 nlllllaa dff-
ferenCe ~Ween -the 'valuatkm
and purcbalo price Is' •I dona-
tion from the two firms; be
said. , I
Mott' ·a)q!:#b1e 'facilities
are eJt'r.e<11ii k. ·ojlened ·
the area)' jllff'i'biit -::l
t m a . o r lrhPfovements Iha ~~'. '"·
sucb··as ' ·· arid lilke trails
and picnic facilities_, Probably
...u1not1>e-r.aay·before 1m.
' ' e 'l'reil C•rhs?
OAICLAllD ·(AP) -Many
wl-•·•ppiearlllg before a
Calilemta• Reeteatlon Trails
ConE!illee bearing'here lll'ged
segregaitlon and dose controls
on operatioos of. vehicles on
OJJOlK!l)llllrY.• land ..• ·
But 1tboee 'wbo1 do the wheel-
ing JJrgedJ ··that. ample space
and ~le grounds be p~
vided for them to follow their
hobbiee.. ,,. '
A ··llole, la" wlridl became
eff~ve : July •1 1 ~1 requires
regjltralion ol all .vohlcles not
llCOll!!O<I .tpr. l\il)nray • use. It
also ~aJJa,,lo• ualng 110 of the
· $15 two-year registration fee
to eatabllSh Hdlng• trails and
. motorized 'plfks ·lri the state
• for mOtoreyc!les, trail bikes,
·.dune bugg'i.es and
snownlObiles. ·!
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' • AdnliRlltrotl ... of the 58,IJOO.
·:acre 1Redwood.'1Nltional Park
; in Northem -Qtlilom!a should
~ be take;Q.iover 1by tbe state, a
·commission appointed by Gov.
: Ronald.Jleaglll> i:eoommends.
: CalKomia :11rlne 1 d y ad-
: mbli.lt,tnithree state parks -
.:. covetiag about r1 ,508 acres -
: within the utionab park boun-
·: daries, the commission
poaud ... t..·
U·lt~1t<d;,over i,tanagement
of \lie ...., • ..,. U.S. National
Park Setv.ieemanaged
acreaga, 1 sta.te llQVemment
couht ,dD a.more.efficient job.
t h e. ·cornmilsian, concluded
bel<!tt voting l-0 In favor of
state management . . ,
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SOtml LAKE TAHOE (AP)
-Tlle'·ll"ahoe 'llellonal Plan-
ning A;tncy'1 Adv18111')' Plan-
nlng.Conimlsslon Jias·been told
thit mdJUQn.al recreational
facilities will be needed in the
T~·t·"Baai~· to meet in·
CrtlliD11tltmaods.
In r .report,' oa recreation
and open space; the San Fran-
• cilCO 1 ct~ firm o f Eckbo, 1 .Dean, Austin and
WDllams said the, .Tahoe area
will -lwo !Qlllroo Umes •• t m1111,:recr..ational ·facilities in
the -1u1ure,. . 1llo ~ uid the major
pr'Oblllil JPW, be that rapid ex·
p cdrn IUf, JtOt be possible
blaule 1 o f environmental
hlzlr* ,"'8t ,may develop in
bulklii!I 1Mrlt• lU<h .. &kl ~iaol IO!f ..,...... . . ,. ... , .............
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or political anlmooity .,. the sPeU•rship while hit already eytlng a day over a ,. ______ _.._
year hence when Ibey exped ( • ) Morelli to 18J1 he will run !or NEJf'.8 ,,fN,UXSlS
governor. ,_ ..... __ ..,._.,. _ _,,,_
Today, Leo McCarthy, aon ~ ,,_ ' of. an rriab contraetor and .,_. me•91a1' ...........,
tlivem owner, and 1 Willie as an!una~~afe.
Browo, who grew up poor ln But as soon ~ llOntti says
southeast Texas, are the most openly "I am' a CIDdtdate far
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. ioW.1-W ""'"°" eriod the lmot time thoy' O.W
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01-t bardwCZN, porloc:tlf
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30'' .. , .. •GOLD PUU.1111 '.
Woll. If the prlco-the --·1c1o -i.1or
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Look It °"'• woaUrtul mmblo top. well mado.
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And to mcrtch the pullman
you bought -11or. tbla cablmt.1 can't deoc:llbo lllco
things. oo bo a sport -
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modom thing nobody CClll
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'Dec. i,.~ tJ. •1!4'f agencies. 870-3421.
LAS P06ADAS -Padua Rills '!bealcr, Oar.moot ~
presentalloo al Clir!stmu lo Mexico. Hours: 1:1111 p.m. w..i-
nesday and Saturdays: 2:30 p.m. w~. Sa\urdoy and
Sunday. l\eo<TVl\loM (714) 131-12111.
NOV.15
COIOCl1NITY QJMSllT --Area ~ °'"" cert A-1ellon will,.-"'Ille-. of lllill" • -,
-Alrtd, at l :IO p.m., in Ille auditorium '1 of8AIO Ooul
C.UO,e. -by~ card \JOIJ.
NOV.lfDIC.I •
NAVAJO Aini AND CRAJTll BBOW -~.,.,.....
Pait, !1741 Cendno CIJ>lslrano, San Jllao ~ AllllieDi
tic lndlan crolb Including silverwork, jewelry,.iip,........,
pottery, pelntlnp and be-t. Open 9 8.l!ll lo 5:» p.m.
all •Vll!lablo JI\
NOV. 11·!1
NOV. 14 • H
pany production In Laguna Moulton Playhouse, adjacent to
Feslival of ~ grounds in Laguna Beach. Performances
toni~ at l :i!O p.11)., Saturday, 2:30 and 8:30 p.m., and SI\"·
day al 2:30 p.m. Tlctets 13 for adults, 12 !or students and
fl.II for childreD undor 12. For information, call 494-1118
weekdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
THROUGH DEC. M
SOUL MlJSlCAL -"Doo't Bother Me, 1 Can't Cope" opens
at HunUJcton Hartford Theatre, Hollywood. Performances
Tueldaya· thriugh Saturdays at 8:30 p.m., SUndays at 7:30
p.m. MaUnees on Saturday and SUnday at 2:30 p.m. Limited tow: week engagement. For ticket information, call (213) -t TllROUGR DECEMBER ~ .. ~VEST Qak Glen'$ Annual Fall Frolic in Rl~Qiunty. A1 v1sitor's shopping center (cider, apple
pies, old-faltaloned candies, homemade pastries).
Two . , ' T"g ponds, miniature gold mine, nature-~~> 'e grounds. Located north on Beau-
mont' ..... ttom umont, or north on Oak Glen Road ,,_ 1*e...,,,
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CHAMBER CONCERT -Coocer1 by i')'apt Qia""'"
Orches\ra sponsored by School of Fine Arts eo..-for
Arts. Crawford Hall, 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 25. Tlctets at 12
available at Fine Arts Box Office, University of callfomla,
Irvine. 92664. For inlonnatlon pbxle Fine Arts llol Olflce
(714) 83S-6611.
NOV. 15
CllRIST!AN CONCERT -EverY Saturday at Ille Calvary
Olapel tent at the comer or Fairview Road oil SUnftower
Street, Costa Mesa, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Appearing '"!be
Way." Free admission.
NOV. 15 -11
HORSE SHOW -Fountain Valley Riden.~ hlo-day
borse show, Tally Ro Farma, 17212 Newllope, ~ Val-
ley. Western show begins at a p.m. Satunlay; Gymtaoa
begins at nooo ; Eniliah begins at I p.m. Slmday IDd Jump.
ing Division starts al 1 p.m. Sunday. lnforma\llia, -Olar\a
Walz 545-1762. "
NOV.15 ·II· DEC. Z ·I
CHILDREN'S TREATER -Ao or(glnaJ lllllllcal -on a
collection of tales for· chUdren entitled "Potter Place'' wU1
show Saturday performances at 11 a.m., 1 and 3 p.J'D., and
Sunday, 2 BDd 4 p.m. al St Michaela and At! Angela Epis-
copal On1ri:b', 32.13 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar.
Admission $1.
daily. No adml11lon charge. __ _._....
NOV. 3t .. DEC. 2 ~ ,
DILUIA -"Cycle Two," non-vertm theater ezplorilta
--ijons, a4qed by SUrvlval ---of Albley Carr. -t ..., ...... of clramll. Jl'ino At1B VIiiage cmcert, UC! Campos, I p.m. 'l'l>uraday tJnugh
l)ije, 2. Mm!_.., IL
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COIOIUNIT'I' 'OIQD!:8TllA -Coasl Comnllnly ~
tra SympliooJ~a. dlrecled by J....,., Pwlma; will
perbm "I'm» c-io No. 2" by llrabmt -Ila. llollle Olla NlZ, planlat, al 4 p.m. lo Ille OCC audlloltum. ·
DEC. S
llOLlllAY PAlllB ...., Muctenthall!' Olltural center, 111 Jlu'!ll Vllla Dr., Fallertoo. E\.m1ng d 1r1a, erlllt, food
and -............ of 12.10 hl<;lul!<s ""' d'
otUVl'el, merdWmlr dilccKint. 8ltertalnment aod gift.
Hours: G • I p.m.
Dl!C. I I,
MlJSJC i'iiiSHY .U. -lnine Muter Olorale appeers lo """
Ctr! al l:IO p.m. Orange Co88I College auditorium, 2791
Uve Tkeater
BlindWomnn
Battlies Hoods
"Wd U!!lli°llork"
A suspehse drama of a blind
git! battling I!iree --.Jlla)'! Fridays 8Dd Saturd!!Y>
through Dec. 9 a\ 8:SO p.m. In
the Huntington ~
Playhouse, 2100 Main St., Run-
tlogton Beach. Reaerva\lons
536--4418.
&Inda)'! throul!h llecember at a p.m. 1n 111e 'llllrd Step
Theater, 1117 Newport Blvd.,
Colla Mela. Reaerva\lons M6-
IJll3.
"Allle -die ~ -· An orlllna! -·· fan-tasy will be -le!! -
·-Are Fnle" ·-by the junior division Performances ol this COlll' ol Ille OJota Jl... Civic
edy-drama are · belog given Playbouse. Performances Dec.
tooigbt and Saturday by Ille ·1 at a p.m., Dec. J al 10:1111
San C 1 em en t e Community a.m. and Dec. 3 at 2:30 p.m.
'llleater al l <SO p.m. ia Iba•
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BOIIDAV CONeERT -Qmmunity a... "Jn QrllC.
maa -· Works ·Include "Nutcracttr 411119", ~ by Jfamn ~ran. 'Ille free, I p.m. ~ .... J1!lill fn
Iba Goldoa West College ~\y thelte<, ,r
DEC. I .fl 1.
WIND ENIEMBLE -CooceR by UniversJIY ~e.
Fine Alta Village Tbeelre, I p.m. .. m:c..a
UNICEI! CONCERT -CJuistmas com:erf .-Woil by
Model United Natioos, UC, and Coutline Cll~•r' umted
Nations "-fallon. Crawiolif Rall, 8:30 p.m. 'l'IOkela al
'3 and ~.50 allMlents, and ff 1!11<1 $4.50 g...nl, iavalla~ ::;.~~aled -ts Boit Ol!lce, UC! and ~ ..,..,
BoUtJa••
Golf~
Ready for Chtlstmu
and 1'Las .Prwad1s 11 the
annual CbriatmlS play
at Padua Hills Theatre,
1ll'tl Rene Marroq~,
Jose Liii\11 1ai4 .... 1 Marie Gonzalez. '!be
play runs through Jan.
6 with curtain time at
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays
thmugb ' Saturdays.
and Sundays.. Reser-
vations (714) 626-1288.
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Avenida Cabrlllo, San
Clemente. Reservations 49%-
0465. Community . Ph;iyhouses to Compete
"Tang•"
South Coast Repertory is Competi'tlve theatrics, once qw"· an in-U 'ble staging the west c 0 a 8 t ... ..~ ve -a poss! premiere of a p 01 i 8 h an annual affair in Orange trip -to Monaco for the winner.
oerlocomedy Uloight through r.ou.ty but -i....i about TR E F UL L E R T 0 N
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synopsis (culling). The entr~
should run between 30 and 45
minutes, wtth\theie:Doti~
\O be sel Oll08 tile ........ of
entries is knoWn, Sunday al the Third Step foor years ago for !act of in-FooUlghten bave sent out lnt9l'lillaslon
1beaterl 1827 Newport Blvd., teresl, may be on ·lhe way notices to Orange County's .'---..:..---: Costa ·Iles a, al I p.m. bactapin. col)UJlUJ!lty groups that Awards . at the l"'1lertoo
Reservations 646-1983. 'lllDe "U, around tbe mid-tjley're sponsoring tbe county-tbe winner winds up al the na-~ of the <Olllpetition will •0~ Fritndl" dle i.O., when tiie cOOnty's ::!na~~~ mf~n 1 ~e t~l toumament~next J~ in ~~~~~o~ ~;er:!
~J.l!!J!li,r}l!lon Beach girls, left to right, Denise Erner, Janine Mafl and Shan-
" no11...ll01Jnalltili'.AI>pear in "The Nutcracker'' along with Mrs. Samer Emer of 4 H~· Bei!<;h. The ballet is being presented by the LllkeWOod Pbilharmooic libf Uili.Owood, High· School auditorium, 4440 riercrest, Lakewood, l at 8 p .. W.'~'iha 2 p.m. Dec. 2. Tickets are $2.50 for adulls, $1.50 for stu-! dents. ~u ,1:i t jl •
n!'ie:"me C ~ m ~~ Footllgbt Festival at Santa . Theater ~estivil. Tbe dat~ ;~· :b~~~;~· !'::.~ tress, best suppokfui lictor
Rose ru-:'nex1 Saturday fo. Ana College altraded 'as for the local tourney are Feb. · In the gr.,xl finals In Monaco atbend jac\ressdg-~, ~-~and . . ~·-nine ·-"'· 15 11 and 17 at Fullert"'I "Ev. . u ~ .,,.._ a.u ... an three weekends at 8:30 p.m. 1n ..-..y as comm ...... , J~or C.Ollege -· 1 . . ery ~llllitY. theater . oPliooal ._. ,,.,.. m.
the Human It I es Hall lheaUI' groupo. The com-What will b-e1plains . aroup in Orqe,Coun!y is in-divldual or M • apedal
Playhouse on the UC Irvine peUUon was a 'Nl'IDUP of FootUghters seer~ J k . vlted," Huot 18J'l1 and if job done!
campus. Reservalions 646-IOr\a f..-lhe Riverside one-act Runt, Is that the Orange 0:,",,. '. w•'.ve left odl any group· in our The entry ee Is llO whldi
3f'l8. · play \oumamen\, wblcb still ty winner will compete lo tbe mailing we want to bear about must be in l!andl' ol the
"lllal M for Msrder" draws about half of Its entries Csllfornia play !ea\iV.f 11 tbe . il We'd like the groups to. get . Footligbt<ri 'lloc. l. A
'Ille Lido hie Players will from Orange COUn\y. Los •-!es COlln"' Ill • In touch with us by phone ss parti' ._._. • ~ l!i~•
tbe · · However, the t beater ~~ ·~ UleUfJl •. soon as they can ao we'll know ci.,_........ eeL"' •er-= a
preoen\ Frederick Knott fel\lval 00 1 coun"' lev<I bu of Ari on Mardi I, 10 and ll. · bow big tbe fesUval wUl be ,, bead for all memtiera !ti cut
drama Tuesday through Satur-, ., The airvlvor of the !!late · · and ~~-day o1 next week at 8:30 p.m. been• dormanl Item over the t......Yeoes on to the nciooa1 ELIGIBLE FOR \be com-later. At! ' \ica ch.~r.~e Plans Five Concerts
in the lJdo Isle Clubhouse, 701 J:I ~ ~ .;;;;,,,.~~ competition about April 15 In · petition are a one-act play, ooe must be Un b7 !be first
the magic Of mime. A Salute Bach," and "An Evening of Vie. Lido Soud, Newport tbeNn in C>ranl CouQt Canon City, Nev., from which act of a play or a play of the year.~
to Lerner and Loewe will be World Premiere!." Beach.Reservat~673-9189. have tncreas:d ooth , -3:;;.1
made addlticnally ndtlng by Sesson licket infonnalion ''MOOllCjdldrea>' . numalcaliy and artlalicaU, In
tbe pel'!Onal appearance of ~ be ob\alned by wriling Sooth Coast Repertory will . lb.al -.,,. Now -local .
both Alan Jay Lerner nd Music Center bos office or preseut ,this ~mporary group is trying to Illar\ tbe
Frederick Loewe. A concert by ailing 1126-7211. drams Fndays, Saturdays and ball '-'"•• •••••, and ft's •ot
version of. "Faust," a LatinilJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·iiii-ii ..... ;i,ii;;iiiii .. ;;i"~ American Night, and a concert h
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will complete the season at the
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series of choral chamber
music coocerta: to be perform-
ed at the more intimate Mark
Taper Forum: "The John
Biggs c.omort," "the Intimate
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TOAST TO MUSIC MAN
Crown · House Offers Gfm at Piano, 6u"tar
That annual opell of lhorter days and
longer nights is on us once again.
Beyond the trauma of leaving work as
dartness descends, the return of stand-
anl time alto calls for a psychological
adjustment in our eating and drinking
habits: •
Take the cocktall hour, for instance.
Several evenings are often r,qulred to
overcome the f~Ung that dinner ls past
due while we're atill unwinding with our
drinks.
No~ the blackness out 1 Id e ,
aomething in the system stirs a gnawing
suspicion of being off schedule.
The aecret of getting around thi!I men-
tal block, of course, is to immerse
youraelf fully in the pleasure at hand -
pretending, lf necessary, that you never
saw the sun all day anyway.
NO PRETENSE of any kind Will!
necessary, though, during an outing last
Monday to sample t h e South Coast's
latest attraction for pte-dlnner lmblbera.
Becauae the new "Royal lligbneu
Hour" at the Crown Houle restaurant in
Laguna Niguel ea.Vly pulJa you into a
totally absorbing interval ol. reined en-
jOYJDl'lll.
Factors contribtJting io this agreeable
state include "hardy" eocktaUs, com·
fortable wroundinp, aoft tlgbllllg, oom-
plbnentary -u well u tasty -bol and
cold hors d'oeuvres, and well-suited
entertainment.
The music provided by lbb last, in
fact, is as appropriate M any 100're like-
ly IO eucoonler during cocktail lim<.
Give the credit to an engaging and
talented young performer named steve
Tomsik, who manages to keep volume
properly low-key but always audible.
On the other hand, don't be 5Ull>riaed il
you suddenly cease all converaation and
'I Want to Be Friends'
Out 'N About
NORMAN STANLEY
tum run atten tion 00 his piano, guitar or
vocal~artlstry -seeing as how be ex-hibits high degree ol proficiency in all
three departments.
'FtJRTHER, Steve commands more
than passing interest with a boyish
presence and charm that greaOy belle
his actually having reached the "vintage
age" of 21.
Whether playing a piano or guitar }n..
strumentat. or vocalizing i n ac-
companiment to the latter, he caps the
proceedings with an ideal finishing
IOO<h.
Especially noteworthy numbers In-
cluded ''California Dreaming", theme
from 11Black Orpheus", "Clalre de Lune",
.Denver: Success Without Controversy
NEW YORK CUP!) -Singer-
.songwriter John Denver stands a good
chance of reaching superstardom, yet be
insists that he's not going to let success
cbauge bis me style.
He loves nature, peace and the moun·
tams of Colorado -his home -and he
loves to describe them.
"Sitting by the fire, lie there by the
fire, growing old," he sings. "Take me
home, down country road, Rocky Moun-
tain high."
And at every concert be exhorts bis au-
dience to close its: eyes and visualize the
pine trees, the campfire, the glittering
stars ol an unspoiled sky as he ai.ngs
about them.
companying his father, an Air Force
pilot. It was his way of gaining ac-
ceptance in each new environment, be
said.
"J th.ink I've · always consciously
wanted people to like me," be explained.
"I want to be friends with people."
His appearance lll perhaps hls greatest
asset. HlS sandy hair, robust compleEon,
boyish face and broad smile win friends
wherever be goes. His voice is resonant,
stigbUy nasal, and be speaks wilh a
modicum of country twang, not too
unlike the entertainel' be is moot often
compared with, Glen Campbell.
will perform his slow and sensitive redi-
tlon of "America the Beautiful."
"l think that's the way it started out.
'Crown thy good with brotherhood from
aea to shining sea.j It talks about the
country, freedom , r change, challenge,
what It ~d to offer~Not polltj.cs, l!OCiety, destruct100 or the v lence."
Denver came into the professtomil field
a somewhat obscute talent eight years
ago. He played willi the Chad Mitchell
Trio -after Chad 1Jeft -and wrote for
such performers. as Peter, Paul and
Mary,.
"Alfie", "If I were a Rich Man", anc!
"Those Were the Days".
THE CROWN HOUSE oooducts "Royal
Highness Hour" nlgbtly, Mooday throu gh
Friday, from 4 to 7 p.m., with Steve
Tomsik on stage throughout.
He's also centered in tbe eate{tainmeo~
spotlight Sunday nights from 1 to 12 mid-
night, and for a secood round on Monday
evening rrom 9 p.m. to I a.m.
lf you don't take undue advantage of
the Crown Houae's ~Iary bo"
d'oeuvres during cocktaif hour.s. you'll
certainly want to turn ta the restaurant':>
wondrous oyster bar and test the wares.
One look at this appeUiing array of
seafood goodies makes It mandatory tD
order something. ~ several orders of
fresh blue point oysters on the half shell
later we were tempted to discard dinner
plans.
(See Out 'N About, Paga 3%)
The Dancers of Mali. an ensemble of 45 warriol"dancers,
acrobats, musicians and singers, will perform an African
spectacular in the Orange Coast College auditorium at 8:30
p.m. ,Sunday. The show, sponsared by tbe Harbor Area Com-
muruty Concert Association, will feature rituals, village cele-
brations and dances from the North African republic of Mali.
"I llke to sing for people, I love to
entertain people. I think that's what I
am, more than a song writer or
recording artist. I'm an entertainer."
He started playin8 guitar before his
teeua and perlormed fir classmates in
several of the many schools he attended
between Florida and J a p a n , ac-
Denver, for the most part, is not con-
trovenlal. Bia criUcs charge he is not
controversial enough -too Ivy League
for hard-rodr: competition ol today, Ibey
say. But that doesn~ aeem to bother blm.
He is not an activist, but aome of his
llOllgl still convey that expectod message
againot violence, war and all kinds of
pollution. .
If he has the right kind of audience be
It wasn't until his song "LeaviJli on a
Jet Plane" took off on the charts that lie
began to feel success was upon him. He
now bas aiI albums, two movie and one
television acore and num4µ"0US TV air
pearances behind him. .
"I Jove tllia work, I love to travel, I
love meeting people and I Jove being on
stage," be said. "'1 have so much fun up
there." SINGER.C~R
John Denver l\10 ActlvU.t
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will be obowa al Ille Jack
Glenn Gollery beginning &m-
day.
Tiie exhibit will be In place
tbrougb Jon. t and may be
.... daily mm .11 a.m. lo s
p.m. at 2131 E. Coaat
lllghway, Corona del Mar.
Dill11 larlecale sculptures
utlllu materlall such u glass,
metal and wood and deal with
temion and the defiance of
gravity.
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Ille tu tnOll prom!Jlng artllls
of the year. The annual eward
iJ diJtrtbuted by the Gug-
genheim Museum . His
oculptureo are owned by Ille
Pasadena Art Museum , the
Guggeohelm Museum and the
Stedjlik Museum in Holland.
The 26-ye&Nlid artist also
has bad one-man shows at the
Ace Gallery tn Loll Angeles
and the Felicity Samuels
Gallery in London. H i s
sculptures have been abown in
group shows at the Irving
Blum Gallery In Los Angelea,
the La Jolla Contemporary
Arla MUJ<WD, Ille Puadena
Art Museum and the Laguna
Beach Ari Museum.
OW received e B.F.A. from.. It. ChoYlnard Jnstitule In
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Orange Coast Art Faculty
Exhibiting at College
CHALLIS GAU.EillES -1390 S. c..11Hwy.,Lq1lna8eacb.
Featuring recent palntlnga by Jo Anne Mix, Nov. 11~
Open daily from tl a.m. to 5 p.m.
MA1\INEllS SA VJNG8 AND LOAN -Wealcllll at Dover.
Newport Beach, llhowlng through Dee. 5, pholofP'aplllc -Y•
by young local pbolotlrapller, Toor Harpel.
SPACE MIJSEIJM BUILDING -Ctlilomla M1111111111 ol
Science and Indualry, Expositloll Part, Loll Angell!I. Salon
showing ol the palnling1 of Aldo Luongo ,ihrough Jan. 31 •
JACK GLENN GALLERY -2831 E. Coul Hwy., Corona
de! Mar. ()le.lll81>Hhlbllloo ol oculptures by Guy Dill opens
Nov. ~· Hours: dally from 11 am. to 5 p.m..
PURCELL GALLEllY -. Ari and EdDcatlon Bid& .. Qui-.
College, :133 N. Gluoell SI., Orange. "Pnlpullioas," a oeriel
of. coo.temporary painUngs on canvu by Jerry Sblpiro of
Costa Meaa. Hours: t a.m. • 5 p.m., Mooday lbrou&b Friday.
POVNTAIN VAILEY LIBIW\Y -1a* Slaler A,.., F...,_
taln Valley. Aciyllc paintings bY Vadlna through Dee. 1.
UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN -17100 Brook·
hunt, Fountain Valley. Acrylic painlings by Vadlna tbrougb
Dec. 1.
UCJ ART GALLEl\Y -Fine Arla Village, UC Irvine <8111-
pus. Sculptures by Joyce Hayashi of Los Angeles that per-
mit the viewer to walk around and within. Hours: nooo • 5
p.m. Tuesday -&mday, tbrougb Dec. 8. ·
HIJNTINGTON HARBOUR VACHT CLUB -Filth annual
art show of the Huntington Harbour Art Asaoclation, Nov.
11-19. The exhibit will be preceded by a preview cocktail
party Nov. 10. Two of the "Moppeta" paintings, .. Mlltlilg
Time" and "Get Ready for Oturch," creaUom of arti1t
Marylin Sonnichsell, will be featured In Ille Hhlbit. For ln-
formaUoo as to hours of P>wing, call 52~7299.
MEXICAN VILLAGE GALLEl\Y -150 Pico Ave., San
Clemente. Paintings In oils and acryUC6 by David Noble
and Mary Elizabeth Brown. Open daily from noon unW 6
p.m. F<r infonnation, call 492.-2111.
FINE ARTS Gfil.El\Y -Santa Ana COllege, !?th Street
and Bristol. "Monuments of African Sculpture," a 50-piece
ellibli with worlu from •17 private and public colleclloas
lhrougbout Southern Ctlilornia. Open weetdaya from 10
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On Exhibit
Orqe Cout College art
prolea<r Edward R. Bal:er iJ
displaying an Hhlbltloo of hiJ
drawings at Cal Poly, San Luis
Obispo.
A graduate of UCLA and Ille
Claremont Graduate Scbqol,
Baker baa been on Ille OCC
l•cully since 191111.
W~ttbngB.tOthe~
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his two 11friaadi, II Jerry
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bead SmHf. Valencia ' ~ · t
Park's .. · . Ying
holiday tlorouill" ,llov.
26. Winchell,·will'1fl'o two performan~ dally
at Magic MOUntatn's Showcase Th ea tr~.•
Park hciun are 1o;.~.m.
to 6 p.m. ,...,1 • .,,
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NBC G 8:30 p.m. •ln.e uttle People;" Dr. lunl· son la caupt Iii a comical tnp when he la arnoled
as a ringloatWrr of 1 woman's riot. .
CBS 8 9:00 p.m. -"Uve a UWe, Love a UtUe·"
a 1998 mllllcal ltarlrng Elvis j'relley and Klcheie
Carey.
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Prague Chairiber Orchestra. at VCI
The Pr-Chambef Of<bestra, I ..
membor -bl• wtl)cb .,...iorms
"Suite In D M1jor. Opus 19" by'Dvorak.
At the on:bestra's found1ng ln 1961,
memben .-lo establlrh a group of
the c>uo!c orchestral type with 11111 In·
1-Uon !or the workJ It would
perform and yet to preserve the true
spirit of cba.mber music expression. M in
smaller chamber orcheitru, each
member takes over the full responsibility
for tbe performance of his part without
relying on a conductor.
orcbestr1 per!om111 !requeoUy far radio
and te.levision and has made oumerou.s
recording•. Extaislve loUrl through
Europe, SOUth America ml the United
States have brought wide acclaim for the
players' vlrtuoolty and leOllUvity. Com·
pooen of all eru are rep......,ted In I"
large repertoire.
-• -· "111 -11• .... cerl >a UC lrYlne't Crawford Hill 11 I
p.m. Saturdly.
VloUIUI OIGmlr Kllmanek and cellltl
Jlndrlcb Ptac:ok will be 10lolrt !or
TeleDWm'• "Concerto for Vlolln and
Vloloocello 1n .E Major." The proeram
a>ao "111 Include "Symphony Ne. 1 In C
Major, Opus 21" by Beethoven 111d
In add.it.loo to its annual series of con-
certs in the Ciecho!lovaklan capital, the
Ticketa lo the UC! .,.,.iormance are 12
and may be ol>tained !rim tbe fine Arts
Box Office, Unlvenlti/ of CalUomla,
Irvine, 911M. For ln!ormiltlon phone the
Fine Arts Box Office ~t7.
Pianist, 14,
In Recital
A l~d ptanlat with
yean J. pe rform ing ex-
perience, "111 give a r ...
public recital at Oran(e Cout
College Tuesday.
Henry Curts will ap~ In
recital at 11 a.m. in Music
liludlo No. I.
Curtis will perform Italian
Concerto by Bach; Etude In ().
Flat Major by Unt i selec-
tions from Pictures from an
ExhlblUoo by Mousaorgsky;
and Sonallna by Ravel.
A freshman at Corona del
Mar lilflh School, Curtis bas
appeared as soloist in UCl's'
concert hall. He has played in
a benefit with Lily Tomlin and
for the Robert F. Kennedy
FoundalioD.
He WU 8 !lnalisl In the
young Artist Co nc er t o
CompeUUon and a wlmer in
the 19119 Young Artists Audi-
tions and ' is a student of
Christmas Spirit
Faire Festive
Christmas Festival , an indoor market-
place for the works of craftsmen and artists,
takes place Thursday through Sunday at the
Pepper Tree Faire, 1514 W. Broadway, Ana·
heun. .
More than 30 artisans in custom furni-
ture, weaving, painting and ceramics are par-
ticipating in the weekly event, noon to 8 p.m.,
through the Christmas holidays.
· ·''.Although inost of the talen~ is from
Orange County, participation has attracted in·
terest as far north as San Francisco," said
Dave Collins, proprietor of Pepper Tree Faire.
' "Nearly half of the craftsmen have de-
signed and built ~rmanent booths," C:Ollins
said. "Others will set up temporary exhibits."
Among those with extensive displays are
an Indian silversmith, loom weaver and lapi-
dary jeweler. Pepper Tree Faire is the site of
the historic Anaheim Brewery beer garden.
Students Do
Capote's
'Memory'
Truman Capot e's "A
Christmas Memory" -.·ill be
presented. Wednesday a n d
Thursday at California State
University, Fullerton as pa rt
of the theater department·~
participation in the Christmas
season.
It will be presented at noon
on both days in Room 177 of the
Music-Speech-Drama Building.
"A Christmas Memory" is
Capote's recollection of a boli·
day time durlng his childhood,
when his fa mily was very
poor, and of his s p ecia l
relatiOmhip with an older
friend.
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~ program originated last
year in the reading theater
class of LaNor Lolllch, assis-
tant profeuor of theater. One
of the students, Bob Wood or
Santa Ana, ada~e script as a project fro Capote's
book and from television
production of that work. He
and Debbie Brucher of Orange
perfo rm the work, which runs
about 30 minutes .. --·-i=111 Liir~ •-1t1-,crrn r NATIONAL GENERA~
'THEATRES
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Candy Mata " 11-
Two children's attractions, "Willy W"l!~· aiiiti'l!.I!•
Chocolate Factory" and "A Boy Na_qi ~~lie
Brown" will be shown at matinees Sa unfay and
Sunday at South Coast Cinema No. 3, South Coast
Jtlaza at 2 p.m.
' ~tissier' Jazz Trio
~Play Bach' Tomg b
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perform In concert Friday. Agencies and aJ the PllPC. Mail
Nov. 29, at PI um m e r order requests are al3o being
Auditorium, Fullerton J r . accepted at &he . .Msociated
College, 321 Chapman Ave., Students olfice: :tf~I J
Fullerton. Ticket prices are $3, with a
theThe~~ s~~~~ ~ }l~~ert~~Of~ f:A ::
California State University, .are reserved. 1 -·
Fullerton, will begin at 8:30 Their "Play BaCh" i:oncerts
p.m. have been .fit~thl\lri&h lours
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day,~. 3 a~2 and 4 p.m. · St. ¥ichael's
Church, 321!8 Pacific
View Dr\ve, Corona del
Mar. Mrs. James Har-
ris, l•fk.ll!ld .Bruce Phillf., !Mom 1tltten,
wigg e.Jheir whfs\cers.
Tickets, $1 at door.
for Crafts
More than 100 members of the Laguna
Craft Guild will exhibit their wares Sun·
day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. along Forest
Avenue, Laguna Beach, Booths will show
j~elry, macrame, sculpture, ceramics
arid other band-crafted items.
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From Page !9
Even a casual perusal of the
Crown House oyster bar menu
leaves you wanting to work
your way from top to bottom.
cocktail, $1.6S; chilled seafood
combination (shrimp
crabmeat and lobster, on let-
tuce bed with cocktail sauce),
$2.50. It isn't easy. for example, to bypass things like co Id Locatet! at 32JI02 coast
salmon, in wine, or fresh Highway, corner of Crown
mushrooms stuffed with crab Valley Parkway, La guna
or oysters _ both offered at Niguel, tbe Crown House is
'I 95 open seven days a week for
·w~ rated our blue point lunch and dinner.
oysters a notch above great,
bot still wondered if we ~-·· NeMC _,. owwwMt ?"" n.
shouldn't have tried, at the _llililll,
same price, $1.50, the fresh ~\II!: chen'ystone clams on the half · · ••ili·Wll•I
SbelJ, HAL JEPSON l'ILMS
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or steamed clams at $1.95 "IN NATURAL FLOW"
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briny deep I n c lude com-
bination oysters and clams on
the half shell, $1.SO; smoked
salmon, $2.50; s h r i m p
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Including Air Ccnd:iion'n<', (;~•ste..nd:ng Savin;s
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· First o:me f irst Choice ! ! !
PLYMOUTH FURY Ill
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Your opportunity to provide the. perfect atmosphere for your holiday get-~gether 1mty la !ound her9 among th, .. , outstanding homes available through your local .real estate finns.
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in beaulijlil Corona·'del Mir · ' .
One to our safes volume &: expuSon, we are in need Of (
experienced, licensed re.I mate -.Jespenom.' ... l-·
Wt are intervtewtne sales penonne.I NOW • pleue call .............;.
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BOYD REAL TORS
3629 .E. Cont Hl ..... oy
· Corona del Mir
675-5930
Happy Thanbtfvln9 ·from' • lOY McCARDU, UALTOR
and STAFF
EASTSIDE
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(wllh cr.cllt approval) .
4 Bedroom home.. new ctmii Uu:uout, doul\ie
· car garage, •$28,lllSO . ': ' . :
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2 Bdrm., 11Lldo" Tiburon. End unit. Live it
up With a pool at yow• front door. All youra
for 10% down. •2s;95o. Full price. Call for
more Info on $27,750 • $28,950 and $29,500
selections. ·
HEY, BAN DITO!
Wanna steal? Reduced $1000. 4 lledrOdm;· 2 .;
bath, luxurious interior, newly paint8'!.-ln 6 I out. All terms. $29,500. ,, • ,. I•
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rm. home, situated 011 • pdyate road ·~ from the
"hustle I: bustle". M I.lit wJtb rooni to build. Only 1129.!00. . , .•. . .. , .; ,moo~ &
' CUSJOM llUIL T VI~' •w,.,nb
I BdrmL, 3 batbl; lah!IJy """"' e1tra Jg'e. Jdtcl>en, waiJr.fu ~.--~:;,,c,
closets &. storqe. 3 Car prage. Corner-
everything! $99,509. '
. .. t!A'll• IYIEW HILLS " . 1* w~, ~u ,w11ir,,a <•"""1 ~ v~ ~ 3 • 'balho; W9111,~ •
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amooal\.ol ~ -· JUSr;iU!lD!leMI,., $67,900. \ • I ' ~igr!U '\O!: 'uab! •
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VA· FHA OFFERS
$28,500 to $33,500
Owner will pay costs on some
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21562 Brookhurst Ave.
Huntington Buch, Coll!.
(7141968-4«15
HARBOR VIEW
Lusk . 4 Bdrm, With lge. family rm. & pool. S
Car garage & yo~· own the land. Owner on
East coast waots a buyer. $89,500.
VIEW AOOBE
With pool, guest house, stables; on 15 ac~. ·
4 Bdrm. main boose bas beamed ceil'~ for, 1
mal . dining rm. & "walk-in" frplc. $1:KJ,000 ~
OR With 26 acres, ,225,000 OR 56 , acres,
$320,000. .
HOME SHOW REALTORS . i' .. • . • • . " . ' 2165 I , C-Hwy. <Ti.· MUluol Bldt-l
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40 Luxury Unfit, near Santa Ana Country aiibl to"1ie>liuilt. .
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TurU)l •l!lilill Price .. . . . . '630,000. TERMS '·
~ ~ork ... 4.37 -heart Of Costa ~under con~ction.10% net spend·
Turkey Salea Price . . . . $1,615,000. TERMS.
ForaiJ Particulars, call or write:
H. D. JOlllSll, Br. &Q.13&2 .,~~ (6
2121 "'-llo Aw., Costo Mosa
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. YOUNG LC!V .. R'S SPECIAL
Tbll CllUomla .Rai)ch · 11 just tor you! 3 B1i .
.........., )Up .llvine·. room wtth cozy lireplace,
tamily-lt)lle kitchen wlbltin R/01 pool size yard.
~~ nbrhood, close to everyt:htna. Take .
owr low bmirest VA klan or buy your terms. Priced at
~ appralaal, Vacant-Fast poaaesalon. $26,000.
ILIGANT TRILEVEL
Just mlriutet ~ the beach.. Quality constructed,
many luxury features. Hup su.nke-n family room
' w/wd bv, tonnal dining room, country style garden
' ~Chen, 3 bdnnt., 3 batllll. XJ.nt Vallie at $39,500.
SEYMOUR REALTY
17141 IHch llo\llev•nl
·\Juot·olf Wimer) Huntington a.ach
147.1221 546-4212
!lpu-two ....,. 4 b<)lrtn Hom<1. Located In cul-de-
IK. Hup bed: yard, room for pool, alto pte for
trailer. NIU' lbopping center and tneway.
YOLANDA AGUll..AR • 817-85.11
Ewa 847.-i5 THE REAL ESl'ATE MART
cm Gru11o r1e c1oro p1ooo .ie ....... reoamoru.
Locall.lldl 11 ftmJ 'c1e la eaUe. nene una yarda muy INftde..., tilpaCID para una plctM, tomblen tltne un
~ .,.ndf! pil'a b&roo o CUI trailer.
• THE EL ESTATE MART • ! .. YOl.AfllDA AOUILAR-147431
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. e OLD ENGLlSH e
Huae ~ 3 bdrm. with Italian marble tlrepl ln
hUle 11vms ·rm., ill&ntlc family rm W/free &tancUng
Monterey ftrepl. So many xtras, 'like elec gar. door
opener, iwatenottner, hUge back yard patio and rear
entnmce. Jt~looks like a Hollywood setting • Walk to
Country Oub • bor&e stables. $36,600.
5 BiDROOM SPANISH.HACIENDA e WITH /4 POOL e
2500 sq •. ft., 3 bedftiom, 3 c!igarage. Children's
bedroom , down!~ inciudes all bulltin furni.ture.
~OOUI patio kitchen ~. w · pe.ntry. Beautiful
new carptta & wallpaper. Formal dining and covered pa~. Only 2 yean old and still like new.
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" 21071! .... <II. Blvd., .Huntington INch
· . C~LL~536.2551
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Thahklgivina Greetings
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SHEl\WOOD REALTY
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Take over '1% VA loan. Super lharp. New lhq, 3
bedrooms, 1% bathl, builtinl, PCXIL..
NO QuALIFYINO
Take °"' 7* VA loaJ\. ~' sharp. New lllrl&· •4
Bedrooms,, 2 bathe. ~ulltlns, POOL.
SHERWOOD REALTY
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' In In 199 when the ~ of the individual predominotos our society, when Clwistmls rolls 1round ·the slr1t19th of good olcl-foshloned family ties 11N19icaly weaken the clesil'9 to
"do,,,_ own thing" 11K1 people come "homo." Tlie wondmul -urity that draws the f1mily ~!her at this· time of y••r hos oven deeper moaning when !hit "home" is one you. O\'(n.
Y-·opportunity to. ,,.Ovide the pen_!d atmosphere for your holiday get-together may be found here among these outstanding homos available through your local rHI ~state firm~. ·
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Unlwnlty ...... eontor; Irvine
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Luxury ll~~""""""-·-at Its !lnetrt. ( Bdmu., ...... Joe burnlnc llreplaca ill both lamlly rm.
Ir Uvin&' rm. · wet bu, tool Vaulted ceilinp. Seimat•
dtnbw .,..·att ll*loul suurmet kitchen. s car pnae
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$1ll,500.
"•""' "~LL LIKI INflRTAININll
In one ot the lharpHt a bdrm. bomn wltb 2% baths,
tastefully decorated + cracldin& frplc. Sep. dinlnc rm.
lwoop1h "°"' llairway. Wei bu ill lamlly nn.
Overlooldn& the IUD flltfted trees an the KOH coune.
G_, finlndn& avail. 1Dw price. $SC.960. .
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Larp family -~ ..,.,._ 5
-a:-balho. """ umr rm. -llnpla<e,
Formal -'°""' 1-, well oq-.ldtdlen,
centrall;y i.dted. Recrr,doa iaam. O\llllr3,0001q, ft.°"
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Top o1 Ille Weft!. 1-..:.. I -, 21' balho.
Family• dinlno ,_ 1"""',., llu bou>ld ceillnr "flreploco. Lalp -,...,, _......, ludlcaprd.
with -patio .,. ... """"' ....
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-Se. C:-Hwy~ South L.,....
~"Beta •spplne ~) 4"-2100
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HOME, OCEAN, ._ • city lights. 2400 Sq. Ft. o1
luxury. 4 BR, S BA, qua.I thntoot. Beaut landlcaped.
$74,500.
' llEDBOOM·FAMILY BOOM
2,000 Sq. Ft., him., jU31 painted. Move-in amd. !.« bled
yard. le COY patio. BBQ. Priced for immediate sale!
$40,900.
EXClEPTIONAL QUAUTY
2,000 Sq, ft. 3 BR, fam rm., form din rm., overlook1nc
ao1.f course. Ma.nf extras! $t9, 750.
Wiii II( MN Cl.EMENnJ
Caplotrano -• Dana Polnl Tbele are 2 ol our m8n)' ~:
• Triplex lot, Iii block to ocean $16,500
• Hr 1 lot, 1C1me ocean view! $9,500.
INOOME PBOPEBTY
Cor Del Mat & El Camino, 4IXXl sq. ft. on grnd Or,
prime loc. Tenant•: drugglat, realtor, lndry. 4ro> sq. ft.
2nd fir vacant. $96,000.
WAYNE THOMSDt IALTY
1102 N. El Camino RMI, Son Cl_..
492-9550
If 4 Bdrms., 2 bath.I. Luxuriously fumiabed. Dlshwuher,
wuber/deyer, ........ $385 Month.
ClJIK SOMERS, REALTOR
306 Morino, Balboa Island
675-4000
HOMES + UNIT8 • L&GVNA BEACH
Oll"PEB TAX BEID!!F
A. TWO beeutifu1 beamed I-bdrm. apts. over garages,
with ocean view I: sep. cozy house that can be enlarged
plus .22x25 workabop, complete)y plumbed, on alley,
Quiet, tree-lined m.et. North end. $79,500.
B. nmEE bdrm., channinl" living nu., step.down din-
ing; b:>th have frplca., plus 1-bdrm., ~ garage apt.
with ocean view. UK Ip. enough . tot 3rd unit. Near
Victor H ..... $78,000. .
C. THREE bdrm. upper, 1 bdrm. lower. Prime Wlitl
with some view. Brick frplc., plus pWt tor a 2-story,
3,0XI sq. ft. addition, faclna ocean on woodsy, dead-end
street Priced right at $75,lm.
o. ALMOST Oceanfront. 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath quality home.
2 Rm. artist's studio. A Mother-in-Law apt. w/tull
· ldld>. opens ln!D -1y Oriental prden w/brtdg< a,
waterfall. Unlque comtruetbl is COIM!!l'L to a lge. famJ.
ly home plus Income. 1.oned for 3 unit&. Hurry to lft it
at this reduced price • $141,cm. '
HIWE ritCORMACK, REAL TOR
10oo N. Coast Hwy.
L19UM Booch 494-7551
. DOYER SHORES BEST BUY
Beaulllul bay -·from th1' charmJnr 3 bdnn .. 21'
batla home. r ....... w,,., ....-~ nn. -
trplc; """"· -paneled lamlly rm., -"' pollo with beauUful Coral tree. Unmually Jee. kitchen wtth
abundance of st:orqe Ir work areas. Wet bar ott of
lamlq clJaial rm. ...... llt,500.
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LARGE 3 bdrm. • den home; -llv. nn. with
trplc., ........ -"""° • ~ fenced -Kltcbe&bu _,_ -lllOome ....
bu l·bdnn. • oeparato r.noed ,,.,,t. A fine lnwllmenl ·
fer home a-income at ont, $0,150.
BAllOA BAY PllD11ES
Call: 642-7491
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South of Hiway, Olrona del Mar, 2 Bdrm. Ir. l·bdnn.
Excellent cond.ltloo a-eood location. Owner IDl,Y help finance. .
IWlllOR VIEW
Lovely 4 bdrm. Ir. family room; illand kitchen, blt·inl.
CarpeU I: drapes. ProlelL landlcaped, Iota of Wl!d
brick. Quick ..,...... Under $60,000.
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( Bdrm. plua 1Cx28 ~ lam. nn. Xlnl lamlly home
in perfect cond. Elec, blt·IDL Loa of tile. Fonnal diDo
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A good buy. 2 lo Den A 2 bdrm.; Soolh al Hlway,
Corona del Mar. Convenient loc. Priced to lellt
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These 2 bdnn. borne• in CGrooa. del Mar are ICIU'Ce.
Thi11 one ha.I F. A. heat, frpl.c., 1tall lhower A priced
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MORCAll REAL TY ·
341 l E. Cout Hwy., Canlna .. -
673-6642 675-6459
IWml'M.IN llP!lCW.
That'• the theme tar this sprawling rmtlc ltyled home.
Detailed arcbUecture w/exterior of wood plank, ltone,
etc., low~ rooftfnies ol watbered ceddr lhakes.
Spadoua 4 BDRM. • FJ.¥. i1M-flo<r ...... bW!t <m I
level, r ·EA.TURES FORMAL LIV. RM. wrrn oozy
LOG BURNING FIREPLACE. W/W ~
(Sl.JGHTI.Y SOILED) thnH>ut llv. nn., ball Ir all 4
bdrm& 2 of the bdnm. have small OCEAN VIEW.
Stepsaver kitchen hU all Bll.T-IN RANGE .l OVEN,
DISHWSHR., DISP., El'C. Ir natural bdwd. cabinets.
Operui to lar&e fam. rm. w/parquet bdwd ftoon. THIS
BETl'ER BILT HOME HAS BEEN RENTED I:
NEEDS YARD WORK. a.EANlNG A MINOR
REPAIRS. With a little tmapnattoo. Ir elbow pa11
)00 add ha.we a real abowplace, Ira the ~ bu1' bl
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MISSION RJAl,TY
995 So. Coast Hwy., LlguM
Phone m4> 49447:11
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LAST OF THE BEST BUYS - 3 bedroom l
bath with tub & stall shower, large living
room, fireplace, FI A beat, shag carpeting,
large 1'1!11' patio -lmmedlate occupancy -
PRICED AT ONLY $41.000.
"C" 1llOMAS, UTOR
224 w. Coast Hwy. 541-5527
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WE'RE NEW:
That M.m Us 'Ambitious;
WE'RE SMALL:
n..t M.lios Us Aggrealvr,
WE'RE GOOD:
TI..t M.kos Us Proud.
HAPPY THANKS6MNG
Gtry M<ilalon
D UTIIS
1'10 w. c-Hwy~ N'pt..... ~
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YOUB i:BotCE
Of 2 larpr R-2 lots, ready to be ~: SO' comer,
neat 2 BR + den borne &,500. OR ' (aome view)
with a wee fixmlpper cottage, $54,500.
IJllMRSITY REAL -q<.
3001 E. Coast Hl9hw1y c.....,. dol Mor 6~!\l, ,
CHINA COVE
Rnide in a luxury residence OYerlook1ne the Pacific
Ir Newport Harbor. Beautitully appointed, thoughtfully
plannM, with convenience of elevator from prage.
Come enjoy the lit-down view. Juat XI ~ps to Otlna
<»ve Be"'h. $98,000. •llbfl I
60 FOOT IAYFRONT WITH DOCK -i
The astonl.shing item about thla 4 bdfni.; ~·1'1Sitt:b
waterfront home, in a very prime k>cation, Ii' ltlfpfb
of SUS,tm. The dock will accommodate 2 lge., '-ts.
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BALBOA POINT
An xlnl buy 00> !!nancial1y ......W. terms, JU.. SI!.%
,.........,. loon. low -. • --,.,. .... ,!' 3
bdrma., 2 balbl, forced air •bNtbwo ~.,pnip A:
much more. Pemnoula Pt. memherlblp o!lon l<Mls.
bllblia • IDllll boal laundiiqr. -..~ • '
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2407 I. Coast H'9flw.,.
Corona dol Mor 675-3000
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for our blessings.
''" We, at Associated Brokers, take 11111 oppor-
tunity to thank our many friends & patrons
for their loyalty to us over tbe1~eai:i;. w1
ASSOCIATED BmRS
2025 w. lolboa ~i1m .n :i
Newport hoch 67:1-3663
llA&llO& VIEW llOd" ...
OUertnc all the refinements that make a happy family!
<& tee. b<lrm1., 3 blltha, lulh ~ Ac drapes. family
nn. w/trlck llttplace, paneled In choice wood A a wet
bar. Protea landwcape destp.. See this Muse IOOn ..
ottered at $74,900 iochldllw the land! W POKT
ALBANS CIRCLE ' ~ 1.S
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308 BOWLING Gll!;l:K DR. OPEN 1.S
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Comideftd one of the .._ .,.... on tl'le ocean lldt ot
the Codi Hwy. Thlo older llnllly home wllh S ......,_
A quiet houle, ll altualild an *1lJ ft. 11\e,!~ U 2 I
lota. Xlnt aPJftclatlon lltllltton. OUtted at "9.SOL ,1
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,.. . rtunity ·to provide tho perfect ••m;ospher• for yo_ur holiday get-together may be found here among these outst~ding homes av.•iloblo t~~ you~ ~'-! .. ' ost1to rm-or
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610 Now,.rt C-r Drive
New....-it...S. 644-611 1
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-on a--.fairway lot in Big canyon. we
tit~ a Hit of several available-priced tr~ fl~.ooo to $225,000.
F~ 1ex&mple, we represent an owner/
· builder ot a beautiful custom home
riearirii;:: completion: 5 Bednm, 5 Baths
~ft,h a big fam nn. la;e game room, lots of;,cro.et apace etc.. etc. All this on a
super ~ lot, overlookina-a perfect
-... *'9Utttni-·areen.. aetUng. Attractiwly
P~A!.-~.000.
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PIER II FLOAT
Newer two-ltory with 3 bdnn., 1% baths downstairs I:
a 1-brlnn. It convert. den upstairs. Attractive building
with shake roof, nice trff.abaded patio, with waterfa11.
Property ....... -.. ownenhlp. Both units presently rented. ~ '96.500...
BLOCK TO BEACH
MODIRN DUPLEX
' Bdnn., 2 bath! ei<h unit. Bullt-)nL uPo.r unit ~: fireplace. A lltUe p&int Ir. T.L.C,'wi!J. malf:e tb1I a fine .
investment at $72,500 -INO.UOIKG THE ·LAND.'
LITTLE OLl:i. i ·STORY HOUSE
A little CUtie on an 1W lot. Newly decorated, new sba&'
carpeting, 3 bdrms., 2 baths. SpacioUs ' p&.tio, parking'
for i: ca.t11. A good investment for future development.
$52,500 lncluclinli; the land.
NEWPORT BEACH REALTY
2627 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 675·1 642
IA YCREST -JUST COMPLETED
1316 AntkjllCI Way, N.I.
$134,500.
5 BR .• ~~ BA., two story luxury home.
View these features: 3 car·-gar .• insulat·
ed plaster walls, rich nylon-crpts., Tber·
mador kitcb. appl's., & luminous 'light·
ing, large fam. rm. w/fire~l. & wet bu,
intercom, lg. master ~nn. 'w/firepl.,
large laundry room. Loads of storage.
Close to scbooJa & shopping.
833-1666 641!-7755
1£RRY FREUD, REALTOR
CLOll OUT IALI
11,AHD NIWI MAKE AN OPPllll
THATS RtGHT -BUILDERS CLOSEOUT SALE--
NAME YOUR PRICE! Try 5% down! Priced to sell
from $33,0001 ciackllna; fireplaces..tSlep down
FAMILY ROOMS! 3 A: 4 BediOoms. Laundl'Y rooms.
Cement driveways. Move In before Xmas! Hurry -
Call 645-0303.
AIANDOHID
LIASE $275 -LIASI OPTION
HOLIDAY MOYE·IN
Sharp 3 and family room, 1 % tiled bath. brick
fireplace, w/w carpets &: drapea. Bulltins include
diahwalher. Profea.k>nalJy landlCaped. Larae pool size
lot Priced for a quick sale at $29,500 •.
SPIRAL STAIRCASE
I Hard-to-come-by! Yoa bet! "Fhnd&can "Fountains by
· ' the Sea" 5 Bednn le family nn, 3 tile bl.tbs. Over ax>
sq ft GI super comfort. uwradsd thnlout. ~ patk>,
prof ~ yards. fully sprinklered .,tr1 low malnt.
Price only $53,900 with only 1D% down.
HOME BROKERS, INC.
21030 8roolchunt
Huntl,,,ien Beach -.'-"62;81$\ ; .
R£D r.AIP_ET REALTORS . ..
5142 Edinger, Huntlnvton Beach
ISorifttHlo at U-, H.L)
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M6o2nl or 9112.m1
M•ry' Ano llooian's
'crew Hys, ""Happy Tlwinksgiving"
Have a Happy~ ill mttq:e 'b!allll for .a l',
family ,tO share°' fta.bd:.w:indoW I~ a Bdnm,; 1'
$23,950. call 846-2881: .,; . " -• •
Watch .the holiday aei.So"n spread· aCl"Oll· the bead!
areas from thl1 view horrie In HUntiniton' HllJs.
a Bdrms, 2 Baths. $32,500. Call 962-m1.
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give thanks for el our ftj-.-. : .,.,
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onlyl28,000.
Ml'At. VEJU)£ P.lCE8£1'l'&& I ' Dextble Door plan: 5 Bedrooms <2· muter-· es), OF-4
Bedroom le famUJ tllOOllL. Mult .. it at $48,5!l0.
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2 Bedroom home In the J'ftnch ~ i.s .1 full J bath, 2-% J».~ $23,500. . . ..J JIJl"~-f
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Stop By and see our new sJp, crowned witJli ·the , 1 U 1 , i
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4· Pl£X $51,508.
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Ray Pbllbart
Rose Ellen Weber
Frank Weber
Almost new! Vacant on Dec. 1st. 3 bedrooms. 2
bath. Quiet cul de sac. Larie lol Call Now 645-0303.
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GUIST HOMl-cUITOM-TINNll
Custom bullt 4 bedrooni-5 bath e.tate. Plus extra
large aeeluded guest home. Lolli winding drive be-
hind wrought lron gatn1 Tennis court an encloeed!
OWNER IS UQUIDATlNG! Executtvn bar&aln -take advantaae. Act toda.y ! can 645o0303.
Assume present VA loan balance '47,800.
payable $446.09 monthly. Present Income
$830. monthly. Owner leaving area,_ Will take
$5,000 . .down & carry.bal_._at 8 ¥,.%. 2-3 l>dr-
1\ob, 2·2bdr 1 b. for lnfonnation
CUITOM PlllPt.ACI .1 v Jl Y. I {(•
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room for boat or traller. Freshly pe.ir\Wf _P't.°"1-l 4 .
out, new w/w crpts, $28,000. "" A· ;r, t
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•.. 3 Bedroom. move-In condition, sepe.rate~~(.t r room, nice patio, bf& tree& and tecluded ~
hood. $30,250.. ilH~-'J "li.I /hG' ~V
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PO.MAL DINING IOOM 111 -t11 • .i tl 1% DOWN ·
That's right! CLOSE OUT SALE! Lovely~ lot
overlooking Marina View Park! Cozy 2 bedroom
home. FORl\1AL DINING ROOM. Cement driveway.
Priced at low, low $33,000! But MAKE OFFER and
BUY FOR LESS! Tmnt to almost everyone. 5%
down -95% flnanclftg •. Hurry -: ca.JI 64$-0.103.
TRI HARBOR REA. LTO°"R$co----I--.•. Lo!i;yLllvilll_!-l U![us E-z.t:are Yon!.. -II;_ S1
1 1 fa{ a pOOi:lJtep-up tvliig room, loti ot wailpa-,er.
5 lledromN $44.630. oa u
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22tf Harbor Blvd .. Costa MoN 645-0303
400 E. 17th
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Huntl09ton Beach •. ••• 968-4456
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In This, Beauty
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All wrapped up In tbll 2-STORY 4 bedroom,/
3 bath &Oma. HUGE nunpua room that will
take your pool table. 2 bril;k llraPlacea, built·
in kitchen, large yard lo room Io' store your
boat. VA NO DOWN .............. .' $38,950.
Owner will t8lk turkey
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INVEST IN THIS TRIPLEX IN HUNTING-
TON BEACH. Always rented ~ause of th~ loCation. This triplex bas' 1·2 BOdroom · agd
2-1 Bedroom. For the imart Investor at ..
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SOUTH-OF-THE HIGHWAY, DOLLHOUSE ,
in Corona de1 Mar -wllll -STRESSED
garage waiting fm a unit! 2 bedroom house
completely' remodeled In. perfect condition.
Ealllly expandable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $56,000.
Mom & pumpkii\. ,pie
us rem°'101ed 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining th . anf t . . •.• on . e ·oce ron roo (or family room ), fireplace, cbeerf\11 , From thts DUPLEX, wateb the SUNSETS bull ilb<kitdleru,with inviting SUNDECK for . from yoor ·sUNDECK! ~ duplex
ou entertainment pleasure, overlooking the all newly refurbisbOd. 2 bedroorll\'apjler aii.i
ca on & view of the ocean. One-of.a-kind I bedroom lower. Riibt on the sandy beach.
in meo-Hilllli@llds. Just reduced to $85,8'00, BE!!T RENTAL AREA ..•.. 1 ..... , $110,000.
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Goor910 Beckor -Marlon Hall -· ·-Doi-olhy Nohan .:.. MIWNd Shaw -I M.r Ellan Crumley Jorry Moffatt .,.. Ed Nol--larllara T,_ -
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One al-Ille flMlt bQfronl locltloos ID •the
entire borbor. pvv lilO n. on the bsy, with
rolling gnu lawn .up ,to large home, with
4 beclioOlna, & 4Y.i baths. Bay view family
room. formal dining room, large kitchen,
enclosed yard with bested swimming pool,
4 csr Jarage & pier & slip. A magnificent
home ·to a sensational location. $525,000
AMONG THE TREES
In poular Hildllsnds. Imma"cu!ate 4 bedroom
home with fovely, private· yard . Tastefully
decorated. This home literally sparkles in
every detail. $69,500
COSTA MESA SHOPPING CENTER
100% Qttupied, with maJo,r tenants on long
term 1..... Leasehold land. Excellent rti-
tilrn. 1150,000
HARBOR
COMPANY
REALTORS
2141 I!. Coaot HW'f.., Corona dol Mar
"Solllnt Raal Eotato' In ~rt Harbor
Sinco 1944"
673-4400
Thur$Clay, NO¥tmbtr 23, 1972
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Stained &tau entry! Ctackl-
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DINING ROOM! Chera
kitchen. s giant bearooms. 2
garden patios. Park like
grounds. Boat • trailer ac-
cesa. Quiet ~ lined cul de
sac! Mesa Verile'• Bttr
BUY -SEU.ER H A S
PURCHASED fil'W HOME
-ANXIOUS! Call !a.st
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OUR THANKS TO YOU' ··
Ali Qf ~ at Bay & Beach Realty wish ~ ex·
press our sincere thanks to our many c entS
\Vho have made this year most memorable.
Ma~ you all enjoy Thanksgiving & join with
us 1n our prayers. for peace for the coming
year. .,
The area's top professionals 675· l)ftM CLEAN AND SAVE are at your service. -..UUU
A Weekend Housecleaning [ ~F~ ~=tr~~;: ~ ,u;_,~~-w~
PLUS Dining Room. Easy --:a ---~----· family bicycling to
S P A R K L I N G BI:UE Gener1I Gener1I
PACIFIC via ''Old Sanlal----------.,.,,...-----1 An4 River Trail". Schools -)X" '
and Shops convenient. EX· Newri:,rt·Outstanding
ISr!NG $24,350 FHA loan • H bo v· l [[ . all th r· Anyone can Auuine! HUR· ar r 1ew ome, o er1ng e re 1ne-
. RY. 128,500. Call &46--0555. ments that make a happy family! 4 Lge.
~ bdrms., 3 baths, lush can>11tng 111tdrapes, K~ hil family rm. w /brick fireflld!t,1 · pttfl~led in I choice wood & a 've t . bar. Profess. land-R\ c· scape design. See_ this house ,.,.,n -o!lered ~~,;__:;_, at $74,900 mciudmg the laJ.l<U1 a
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NeWport's This large Mesa model home, lying behind •
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211211 IAllT CCMST l9GHWAY
CORONA DEL-.l:AL' .
Nobhm a courtyard & wrought iron gate, bas 4 1 bdrms. & a den, compieW~ remodeled
FAN TA STIC• -SPEC· kitchen. On lush, lndscpd. grounds. It is TACULAR -SUPER there are not enough 'Mlrds to squeeky clean, ready to move into. Offered
describe the view thU home , at $39,500. ·
CORBIN·M~TIN
•• ~-·.ms ··. 644·7270 '
offers. 3~bedrooma. 3 baths,
~ living room, dining
room, large lot. Presented
at $1>9,950. Trades are open
& ao ls lhe home, between
1: 00 and 5 p.m. sat. &: Sun.
131.1 Kings Road, Newport
Beach.
REALTORS 644-7662
REALTORS
2t1211 IAllTCXlilllTMCll-
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General Gen'ra1:·~ : l ~ e $2950 Down e YORB.I< J.lllP.A H 0 R S >; mmm 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 STORY ~~-~fi~ili~~ v.~
WESTCLiFF -DOVER SHORES
are pro1*l> <lffer, Ibis ·eust, bll.>~ ~
e. Eacll''\flt: w/own bath. Fantastic
. & dining,.comb. Room for pool. 1215
sc;,IERSET. '1PEN 1-5.· Mary Lou ·Marion
EW LIST.ING~ DOYER SHORES -
0 SUN." !-5. lli30 ANTIGUA. Exceed·
in y ;i;j)mfi>tlllble & well built is this "lie-
ge cy)' 4 1btfilffi.~· home. Exciting . view of ·
Bay. $118,SOO. Fee. KA!hryn Raul-
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1 2s;;~·'QR., CORONA DEL MAR
V t & i'eaey for occupancy. ThiB 4 BR.
w amily rm. home has wet bar, self:-clean·.
in oven, 2 frplcs,, carp. Call 'for details.
sot;·-r,..vera Burns ' ... ,,,ti.'~Tu."' . LIDO ISLE aAYFRONT ' • .•
G den opportunity to buy a charming,' im·
c. 3 BR., J bath home .on choice Lido
Is . Bayfront witllboat slip. Only $144,SOO-
E. M. 1Vreeland
C ZY CCHIMH -CORONA DEL fMJt ·
C rm galore -just steps to ocean .. Pro_:
fei•iomlly lieeorated 2 BR. & guest qlrs.
Charming fireplace. $66,SOO. Triona Bergin
PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW
Bay & ocean spread at your feel. Short walk to 2 great swimming beaches from
d!arming 3 BR., Z bath home. $190,000.
Mary Harvey
DOVER SHORES aAYFRONT
60' On water -pier & slip for large boat.,
Beautllul patio & pool. Spaciolis ilome w /5
bedrooms, 4Y.i baths, study. $175,000, Carol
Tatum
SWEEPl"!G VI.El!' , .
A gracious, cheerflll; ~ CUiiom,. bit.
borne. Meticulous plamilng·ii·evtdont \hru·
out. It's our exclusive• we tb[oroagbly en-
joy showing it. $1116,000. ·Edit. Olloll '
WATERFRONT ST. IN C~ DEL MAI\
Like bright red shag carp.ts, ~ living
room with huge brick frplc. -3 BR. & gst.
quarters? Then you'll love tbll home.
'114,000
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550 NEWPORT CINTll DI., N.I.
644·7270 : • . . . with this condo
IN BACK BAY· AREA - 3 BedI'oom, 2'h ,
batli, built-in kitchen. stone fireplace. F AMI·
LY ROOM, community pool & REC. ROOMS
including billiards. Fee land close to every·
. Lrg. rear liv rm., frplc, lrg . Am0ng'1lne est.ates 5 What 111ey ~;~:a ~l ~~lne~ t:"m ok!!1f»ner will M> -1 _.. hh' d DI ~·-· By Ownc cept con~y oner pend-..,. In """ •.•• , r. '"" ~ .. ~. . C.M./N.B. Is Y oar Find _\F_H97_-0l62_Y_•_• _• _' h_•_•_e_Ln_. ""'"7 Ag<nt, Ja F.dt,' . A momtng fresh 3 bedroom, ~~~-·z~---
2..&e.th lKXne with a warm ~r~ Gener•~ ' ' J.hin& . .' .... , ' ..... ·~· .,. . . . . . . . . $34,500.
H . * ow about •••• fireplace, a very privale --'-~-------.~..,...,....---1
rear yard wilh a sparkling · · ' 1
• • • • another Townhouse?
En. *
pool, jacuul, plus a cozy
gaa bar-b-q pit. lt'a empty
and waiting for you. $34,950.
~7171.
, JOY this two-.story tov;nhouse and your
-own-pnvate-eat10.--ba.r.ger lo'tr-01aster-suite-
& bath upstairs. I bedroom & bath down-
stairs. Builtin kitchen. A fun place to-live •
THE.WEAL . . , &Sl~l&RS
OPEN Tl. 9PM
MACNAB
IRVINE •noio)
DO YOURSELF
A FAVOR
for only ..................... : $23,000. . * ..
A lNOCI: tlCMf ·
Live under Sunny Blue Skies,
minutes trom • San Diego
Gener•I-Gener•I FJ:eeway, School&, and l-'-'-""'-..,..----==;:._-----1 Shooplng. Immaculate 3 ~room, 2 Bath home in a
Great Recreation Are a.
$32,500. Call)H&-0555.
AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
• 644-7270.
. I ' A <Uruque 4 bedroom home that goes on -
anil -•'on -and on! The maslilr bedroom
suite lJ silacious. The living rocim ..: ~g
room -kitchen is scnunpli9ns·and the fr:i>pt * * * * * *
"' elevation is the fin1!St, with ~Mexjcan tile,
grape ivy and a meticul<>USI}< manicured
lawn. See thiJ one if it's space, storage,
satisfaction and snobbery you wan~ (In beau·
TAYLOR CO. ••
THE BLUFFS
Popular "E" plan in choice end locaUon with
terrific view overlooking park. 3 Btlrms, .fam
rm , & 2\!i bsths, Private entry courtyard.
New palht &·carpeting:~ew paneling In fant
ii)' rm. Lge rooms. Terrific buy at $58,000.
fu! Bayt:rest ! ) 1'79,500 . . .
c...., utll9UI HOMD OP COIOMA~IR. MAI 67MOOO A-of·-·-, I ''Our 27th Ye11r'' U~l()UI: li()Ml:S ' '
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REAL ESTATE' -·-----------·
~ N. TAYLOR CO., RealtOrs
•• . 2111 Sat!' Joaquin Hlll1 Road ·
NEWPoRT CENTER, N.1!. 644,4910
Genorll Gononl
~On AGE '' Don't Pay __ N_EW_POR_T_
l\IEAI OCJAN The Llllldlord IEACH
Why' eon~ue to ·reott For Pay ~ tht ~rent. It's First time offered. Tntl; a
$230 Pf: __ month )'OU can like a •viMI account -~t home for the Pro!ellkmal.
.own a '-VI-¥ 2 bedroom. home a loa! f BUt have th~ easy $98,500. By appolntmenL 1eaa than one )'ell' old. Vel-life ln· tbia prkle o f Call 675-7225. ·
vet lf'el!ll lawn nrrourm ownenhlp 2 bedroom con-
ttii. dream home, fenced domlnlum near the beach
yard, nice patio, formal din-po<M and larp reoreation
l.ng area, like new wall to room. Jast. $1,100 down and
wall carpel• anti custom ~.00 per month Pm. drapes. A!l8Ume high bal· &1&-nn.
a.nee VA loan . a value for 'Oii;;;;;;,;;;-;;;;;"
onlyl28,500. m:n t92\-) ~',::~-·~
• WALLACI ~ -'"'1!&·
U&il .
WUIDtAJT or ltf{ COLwtulco.
·.,RIME SOUTH
BAY FRONT
BALBOA ISLAND - 5
Bedroom home right
on sandy beach. Love..
ly sundeck, plus apart-
meot o,ver double ga·
rage . . . . $180,000.
Call for more details.
PETE BARRETT
-REALTOR-
MW200
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Macnab -Irvine
Realty Company
NEED
A SHORT ESCROW?
Immaculate Harbor View
Hilla 4 BR. 2 bath, FR home.
Fonnal A inlormal dining
areaa. Gardebl, patiol,
decks, 3-car garage. Fee
land ljl_9,900. Dona Chi·
.-6G&235.(P13) NEEDED • AT OlllCI two SALESl'EOPLE •
Contact otfk:e manapr, ll't' I talk over lbe beneftta. -,
CALL ANYTIME --
·UAl.toll OCEAN VIEW COATS
·:•;a':::'.'1 ~~~:;.!':~: JC'a..WAL~& 1 :M2~.12JS===l:,~~'4Fi4~'2Gl:1 u.o.-wltti pohoramic .C.an A ~REALtORS :n--.-I coulllno view. JO" down TH~~-=· ~ ·~~:·:::>
Macnab-Irvine
Lachenmyer
' . Y-.1 , -••-'I'lll , PACISITTER .._ ,.. llilff •0pm"i:: ft'" Flexible -pWi . 5 e.d·
A.d M••ll•llt _ room <:t.muter ... u ... or. I 111" Bedroom A taM:'ii. room.) Of SUl'll INVRITMENT lfUll -it at t
i.... JD -or all of U.. GlNNY MOIUUa'.>N
Fw 111 L Ollllt, -no.it a. -.,. i ••**• , -«JW.'l'OR5-
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** * ""4IJI · • BUILDERS A'ITENTION' te>pta EveniJWIJ _ ·-M LOT -l1lf 1q. fl l*I'
Vacancletl cost "'®I). Mm J'J'Ui • Santi AM Aw.,
,.,., -· apt.,_ ...,. C.111. 113.950. Call llr • ...,_ bldl·, etc. tbru ~ _Dl_l!l PiJoC ..... sxmf CO AST
Oulllled Ad. -REALTORS. -
FINER HO~M,~ES--.... __
"CHRISTMAS COMES BUT
ONCE A YE41!"
.and only once during a' )<lNr ••u find
a home as elegant as this 4 Blt.'-2 bath
-FR. home in Harbor V/j/liHills. Short
15 day escrow. Fee Lan<k Chichester
642-8235. OPEN SUN. 12-5 p.-m. 1221 Keel
Dr. (Ql7f
TROPICAL PARAQ1$1j:. , .
A gardener's dream w/lash landaCail!ng
designed for low main~. 01D1 .the
middle or this sbangri·la ~ f .ll'ai~Uc
home w I cathedral ceilings ; \i fan "llille-
away + 3 huge BR's; a 2-stor)b.tai!Jlre;
place & a bandy man's garage. Sifualed
in "posh" Baycrest -designed by Ivan
Wells. O!!ered at $821~. (q,11,1 '
. --8 , <Jlr.A
First Fairway Home -~gant Upgraded
Deauville. 3 BR's, den l•OPEN FRI. &
SUN. 1-5 p.m. •17 Rue Fontaine. (Ql9) ,
HARBOR lflOHLAN!)l"ll:' dlUltlM '
Elegant 4 BR: borne situated in quiet resi·
dential area. Excellent school district. Un-
)le)ieyab\y_priced _at.1!17{jm1' Bev9riy Mor<
phy 642-8Z15. OPEN S . 1-5 p.m. 1S2'I
Anita Lane. (Q20)
00 HAWAIIAN
In your own backyard beneath swaying
palm trees with tropical 20x42 pool. Dress-
ing rooms , fire pit., lanai, 3 BR's., wet
bar. Electric titchen w /built-in BBQ.
$42,500. Vee Stinson 642-8235.
NEW aAYFRONT
OWtfer'' lloor, ·~tains LR., DR., kitcheil & mute ulte; guest Door
3 llR's & livillll ea. Pier & slip
privtleg'e. Sweep~ JEW -in the
heart of Newport r: $236,350. Open
Dally 1653 Bayside Driv~. (Q22)
u..,..ilU.v
Beautiful 4 BR., ,..lled FR., fireplace
In MBR, qui« slreet, "-e & grounds ex·
tremety SHARP. fllj,9116! Carl Buller 1142-
8Z35. (Q23)
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SORRY-
ONE OF A KIND
Only the strong could resist tempta-
tion to buy the very ultimate in cµs.
tom design and select materials. 1be
warmth oI hand picked paneling and
used brick even ln the master bed·
room, plus cedar lined closet.a. This
could go on and on-COME SEE--
4 Bedrpom 3 baths, shake roof, super
yard. CALL ~115U.
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HOUSE + DUl'LEX
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA s20.ooo
.......
Unbelievable but true! Needs work,
but where else can you find a 2 bed.-
rm home plus 2 bachelor units for
only $20.000! Sound interesting! For
complete det.1!ll5 CALL 546-588?-
T,\U ABOUT SHARP! FIVE UNITS
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
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I Yo 'f9n~J find them any be tter. It's
move-in pcrfecL New carpets, drapes
and J!Sint. A perfect 3 bedroom &
family room home. Complete bul!Un
cl~,.!rip kitchen, large "'"11 landscap-
C'd yard, secluded cul-de-sac sttttt
and a high assumable loan. Full
.. prlce-$34,500. CAU. 540..1151
INVESTOR'S PARADISE -5 Sep-
arate homes nestled ln on th.la huge
Jo.t. Great tax shelter and potential
growth. Each unit with separate ga-
rage, yard and laund ry area. Lots of
privacy, convenience and atmosphere.
CALL w for full details. 546-5880.
SECLUDED IN
MESA VERDE
... on a quiet little cul-de..sac. At-
tractive 3 bed.room 2 bath with family
room, 2-brlck fireplaces, all builtin ...
kitchen and oversJzed bedrooms.
l.4rge pie-shaped lot with room for
boat or trailer. Close to schools and
library. CAU. ua quick/won't last
BY THE SEA .
$55,000.
Huntington Harbour 4 bedroom. 3
bath, ""ith slip tor 30 foot boat. CUs-
tom t.hruout by owner-decorator. A
delight to 6ee! Treat yourself and
tlnd. a home for YoU and your boat.
CALL 540-1151. .. ,
long.
' ,,
,, UNIVERSITY PARK WALK TO THE BEACH
Attractive 3 bedroom 2 bath modern
home. Only 2 block.!! to beach, locat-
ed in the heart of Newport, a private
clubhouse, pool and tennis facilities.
VACANT and ready for your inspec·
Uon. Ottered at only $32,9:i0. CALL
546-5880.
WELCOME TO
'MARLBORO COUNTRY ' Spacious living on quiet cul-de-sac
lane. 4 Bedrooms, family room, bright
and colorful kitchen with sandwich
bar, oversized master bedroom, space
galore and complete privacy. Full
Jilice $55,0CWl CALL ~1151
THJl,O~:@AY
TFIE,t,t~R
This low , .mnin\';nance yard
will be :i. dcUt;ht! Sharp l
bedrooms ori r high p>mer
lot. on EaJrtlide.'.O>IJbi"Mesa.
Freshly palntclt and new
carpets. Onl~ $30,!DJ. Try
$1500 ,down . .J !"" r. co: rs
WALLACE
REALTORS
--'546-4141-
IOpon E"°lllnt•I
A Rare ~alue
Don't miss n.i8 "Super Sharp"-J,M!~PJ a l •. 5 bedroom c wU:h"iam1ly
room, over ~.tft. and
is perfectly da-orated and
l antJ s ca P.Cd Near a
beautiful park \\•it1i Pool and
tennis court in Irvine. This I~ a "n1u1t" for 'a la~
family at only 542,(XX). Fee
land. Call 64G-TI71.
WATERFRONT WITH SUP
Keep your boat at your fron t door, & swim
at your own beach. This 3 bdrm., 2 bath
beauty features a huge mstr. suite & a gour·
met kitchen. Slip will take a large boat.
$92,500
CHINA COVE-HARBOR VIEW
A luxurious residence overlooking the har·
bor entrance & boats galore. Thoughtfully.
planned \Vith convenience of elevator from
garage. Just one home from the Cliina Cove
Beach. Absentee owner asks $98,000.
The an:'a's top proressionals
are at your service. 6758
SOMETHING Sl'ECIAL
A big family home for the growing
family. 4 Oversized bedrooms, 2 baths
& family room, located on cul-de-sac
street just a block from elementary
price $34,950 with VA temu available
CAIL ~1151.
and bring your bone to thll neat 2
bedroQm ranch-style home On large
lot. Perfect for the family who wants
anlmal8 A: wide open spaces. Located
Just a few blocks rrom Newport
Beach. New on the market. CAU. us
quick. 546-5880.
MESA VERDE
PACESmER
5 Bedrooms. 2% baths of
pure delight are featured in
2 stories of thls all liveable
home. Sit in your beaUJi!ully
paneled living room a6d run
your toes through the new
lush shag carpeting while
you view the view the
fireplace and your klda are
playing in the huge park.
like yard. Just one block
from the Balearic School,
and prloo:I at onJy $48,900.
Call 54&-2311.
®THE REAL
ESTATKRS
Of'EN •Tll. 9PM
Macnab-Irvine'
Realty Co~y
HOME
FOR THE HOLIDAli'S
4 BR, F'R, Dk:-lrontego JUn,
near pool &. park:. Shows
like a model • loads of used
brick & custom landscaping.
Washer/Dryer, Refrig., &
Playhouse included. 1-lelen
Wood 644-6200 (Pll)
• Macnab-Irvine
**'**** TAYLOR CO
LINDA ISLE -$245.000
Beautiful custom-built home for present own·
. er. On lagoon. Protected ·pa.tto, pier & Blip
for up to 65' boat. 4 Bedrooms, family rm
w/wet bar, formal dining nn. & game nn.
Mmy luxurious features. 2-story entry with
choice tile floors, blt-in vacuum system.
LIDO ISLE -FOR CHRISTMAS
Bring the children! 4111 BedrooIDJ, 3 baths.
A drive-in space for boat & vehicles. 40' Lot.
Loads of closets & storage. Anxious owner
offers flexible finance. Quick pos. $79,500.
. BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
Live in the atmosphere of W.. beautiful prlv·
ate Country Club! Cathedral beamed cellin~s,
conversation pit with fireplace, }g_e family
rm, formal dining rm 6'·4 Jge oor:ms. View
of area & golf course. 3-Cai garage. TllO!e-
fully decorated. Sec. entrmce. $119,000.
''Our 27th YNri'
PARK
HUNTINGTON
5BR+FR+DEN
$56,850 for
$52,950
Yes, the caption is right! If
)'OU bought this beautiful
home your oost would be
$56,850. Owner assigned to
Northem Calli. and must
aell. Ideal for large family,
with 2600 sq, ft., on quiet
cul~e-aae. Full p r i c e
$52, 950. Please p b o n e
546-2313.
5 BEDIM.
$42,000!
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joaquin Hiiis Rood
NEWPORT CENTER, N,B, 644-4910 DIVIDEND PAYING Gonorol Gonor1I 642-1215 1144-4200 ~~-i:~lt!~~ I ;_;:;_:-::;:_:;:_::;_:;:-;:;;:_;:_;:_;;:_;:;_:-;;;;:.,..;;_::;_;;:_;:;_;:-::;:~;;:-:::_:;;_;:;_;:-::::::~ """N""!o"'R'"T'"H"""M'"'"E'"s"A..... -• -·•
Bcaut,y with every comfort to
after for lqe family livtna
I: entertainin&! ~ tami:.
ly room bouts elepnt
fireplace, t:.Jlltin kitchen,
appllancea, dllhwasher. Ex·
qulslte deep p a d d e d
carpeting, w al Ip aper:
decorator accents.. N e w
water aottner. Beautiful
pallo. fieohlY pain t ed.
Heavy a h a k e root .
Beautilully landscaped. Brk
540-ln! ~---------· -------
~wf!N;tc~'f~"'1 * CAMEO SHOR·ES * SPECIAL••• ==========I
OPEN DAILY 1 • 5 $31,000 fl. I n A
TARBELL
am ADDRESS!!!
333 . MILFORD, IPrlvato Booch)
Delightfully different custom built 4 bedrm.
21> bath residence. An opp. to acquire a quali-
ty prop. at a most modest price .... $75,000.
Lachenmyer
"'"'I tor
CALL ANYTIME
~·
or Evo. 675-1117
VA APPRAISED ol..inda J6lt1 --.c..ta-IRYINE COYE
Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2
bath with separate, k>vely
lSx:l> family room cm eq.
ft.) tropical landscaping. All
this for only $267 per month
with no money down to veta.
Call
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
.!'7 Owner $230,IJllU Oce1n vr.w
One of tbe mom desln hie ~ in Calilolnla. II Acre
53 LI da I·•-~ pa.ni(llse l'l'Ounda with pool n -..,..-,.._ and one of the most be«.utl· Elegant 5 bdrm., 4111 baths; on ligoon. New tullY landocaped "'°"nd' ctrpets, drapes & wallpaper. lAvely guden, you've ever seen. Huge 5000
& large slip ................. ., $212,000 aq. ft. home with s bedrooms
Realton S4HM65 and 5 baths with all Rom1U1
0pen Evea. ' For Complete lnfonnlflon tube and Sa-2 n...,,1aceo,
On All -· & Letl, ,._ Clll: vecy Iara• wet bar, St.
BUILl)IR'S llLL =-:. :.'!'"i.e.~. ~~ ATTEN1'ION GRUNDY, REALfOR IUallY YOU r.allY mUll -_Go;nor;;;'';;;;;;;;;;;;Gone;;;;";';;;;;;;;;;;;;;jVaclllt 1\.2 lot, 30x90 ·steps 341 Bayskll Dr., Sulto I, N.I . 675-6161 ' 11. --tor aP.
• to the ocee.n, Newportl li:::'i.if'".,...,,..,.,..,.~:::::\' ...... ..,~•j.:poln:::tm:"":::;;t.~llll~ .... Beach. S4S,COJ. ' Go-•I ~---I GALAXY VIEW Call; 613-31163 9'19-81611 Eves. -------1 ·---r•------1 LIDO ISLE
associated
BR0KFR!:>-Rf Al "(1RS
101', W llnob~n 6' ! 1•61
RANCH STYLE PAINT N' Roo-lbly PTlcecl
If you want a beaut)', with 1. New lllttrc: S BR. °"
lots of charm, ... this 2 • POUSHll! Wazlen. M' Lot. Belm1,
I bdrm., l bath, with lhake Hard to find' Fixer u ~p. din. rm., Jae. patio. rnor, beam cell's., blt-lna. . · pper $71,500.
Six custom Spanish atyle rental ifmts.
Eutllde Costa Mesa. 2 Bedroom. fiH..o,1iill
place, shake roof, builUna, garakes.
Beautifu~ low maintehancc. 1 Nf.8""
new. · Full pr:i<X'. $103,000. ~
540-1151.
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION ' Don't touch a thing • Move right in. ..
Sparkling 4 bdnn I:. famUy rm, 10x8
encl0$ed patio, all built-in kitchen
• '
w/new vinyl floor. Close to scQools !
4: all maJor ahopping. $30,750. For de--J ·'
tails. CAU. 546-5880. '". \ • ~ ' ~ 11ar ,~'.·?
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M·l ZONING
3 Bedroom house, fireplace, 75."iijiij!> ... .Miloll.
lot. Very good location in m
many new buildings. Asking
Easy tenns. CAU. S40-115L
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-·-· ·o.._~ • HOUSES FOR S •LE ._~
-:1 (2 BR. & Family Rm. '~'Den) :
330 Morning Canyon (Shore,C)iffs) C<114 · '.
644-2430, 169,000 (,SU. j.,~),
(3 BR. & Fam. Riil.) ' , ,
1215 Somerset (Baycrest/Westcllff) Na,1<
644-2430, 833-0700 (Frl/Sat/Stlt\11-5)"
2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover S · . B"""''"l"'
64&-1550, $112,900 (D .
(4 BR. & Family Rm. ot_DO,,I "!'' •
1978 Pl._ Chelsea Pl. (HVuH~.P!il'".
644-2430, $59,950 .. (~un (-5),
1630 ~igua (Dover Shores).NB • ... ..
644-2430, $118,500 · • 1 (Sun • -5 /
*9'18 SandcasUe (HVullills) :CtJM ' . ·
644-2430, $85,500 , ($un 1-li)
***4521 Brighton Rd. (Cameo. Shotes) .
CdM, 642-8235 (Sat & Sun l-'li)1
17~ontaine (Big Caw
**1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Co_xe).1
CdM, 675-11135 .• _..:19!!itl..
(5 BR. Iii Family Rm> .. Dooofi109
tt•46 Linda Isle (Linda lslq) .NB 1 ,
M2-8235 (Bat & Sun 1-51·
tt•S Linda Isle (Linda Isle) li!l 1· • ~U235 (Sat &!'Sµn '.'l'liJ..
*2401 Francisco (Off lrvlnel!NBo )>M ,
546-7729, $105,000 (S;ll &1Sun 14j 1
*2401 Francisco, Newport Bea6111 •"!
548-7729, $98,750 (S9t'~n ~
. LOTS FOR SALE. ~,
ttl653 Bayside Dr. (Yachlamllo's Cove),
Cdm. 6$-1935 " ·•(DaiJt'' ' '>I 11
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4 Bedroom, 4 bath home. Buutlful decora·
tor furnishings included. Large, covered pool
with roll·bac.k-roof. . . . . . . . . . . . . $245,000.
BILL GRUNDY, Rf.Al TOR 4 BR -$38,500
Walk to beach, tennis A
pool•. 2..Sty., &pie., carp.,
drPIJ., bl fns, 2 PalkM.
CAYWOOD REALTY
Beaut. bade yard with trees :xr: a.reao::a=-2. Near club A: tennis ~ 0~.fl~ $13,000 --.. irode!! ~~ 4
BR,
3
""" Dal. ly Piiot. Cla~•m•c1· " I
67i.6642 67M459 lil-•1; Chorclf~~ BANKER ' I CX>NDOMJNIUM. 2 miy 2 JL --1 Reallon 6"-2430, mmoo OUNOI COAST'S 1 BISJ •
BR, 111 BA. End uolt. Va· If_ 5iO Newpon c...t.. Dr. ' cant. Adulll only. 121,900. SALie .. AN ~I 1 • l
By Owner ~%187. White E1ephant Dhne·A·Une a~a!!Dil~led~A~0!!1:.;.:.;.::.JM2~·56'1Si!!i ____ ~~~~-~~~!_..!!~~--J
341 Boysldo Dr., Sult. 1, Newport looch
675-6161 * 541-1290 *
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ON CLARIMONT IN CULVSRDALI
Truly a modol bom .. llko QtOdom home!
four bed~ two story 'with 2~ ~Ilia
and decorator tpuebea lhtoughout. in\macu-
late mainteilii& throughout the 2000 plus
square !eel! OolorfU! wall treatments deep
pile shag carpeting and exciUng noo; Wes.
See this for an excellent buy in a near new
home. Now $41,500.
c...t llNl"I MOMn OI' MdA YllM 146olnt ... _ .. __
· Ufllilll()Ui: JitjMl:S
REAL !!$TATE
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"SPLASH~' I~~ ""' .. immocwai. WuY -homo with ,.& -• a d -enter¢alnrnent .,._., We hive lt. Priced
~ all tttm1' at $28,<m. 3 !S:.~~ ---·~' ... ~ ,: i , -, \I ., ...
TARBELL
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COLWELL
PROPfRTI(<;., 1N(
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Pre-Grand Opening Sale!
·-$51,495 --c... .... ....., ,._,.,
CONDOMINIUMS
Lofty living awaits you!
Ac! swiftly
lo select your own
Newport Beach condominium .
Visit 1he temporary offices of the
Newport Crest Information Center,
conveniently located at
2400 West Coast Highway
Suite 8, Newport Beach .
Open Daily 10 a.m. to sunset.
17141 645-6141
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Fee land f14,950. 644-0211
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Call C. E. "Bud" Corburn Rerl<mal Lou omcer 60-1422 '105 -NEEDS FIXINI 2.BR. Cottail•. Huge
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Expires Nov. 26th -Tract 7403
30 Day Escrow
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--. ·* * * _Trust..;;,.;._D;;..1_1_d• __ 2_60_1 $145 -BY THE SEA! 1 BR. Fllrnished Cot-
SEASON'£O 2nd ir\ Stanton
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tage: Fenced yald. UWities paid, . * * * $145 -WALK TO BEACH! 2 BR. Home. Slove, reltig. Fenced for kidJ It' pet
* * * IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, 1~ [ ---I[ ot!' ?JO ~ONE ON LOT! 3 BR., Built-Ins. It 2 baths, built-in range, oven, hood, dish-. . carpp: ;:-Drapes. Family or singles. washer, disposal, individual laundry area,
enclosed private garage, priya~e entrances, ";... LANDLORDS !
EASY •·C.... ftilly ·-choice of carpet color, cable TV, swlnunlng ..,_ F.....-· 300 FREE RENTAL SERVICE
hom•.'<i••••· ....,,o BR & pool, gas B-B-Q & park-like recreational ._1c __ ~--1_._
<1ei>'o0·4-,BR;iailiN Good area. --~-~ BEACON RENTALS
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New 3 Br, APtl. S250. mO.
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3J~ ~ ~:.:.. '1:; a~ * . 64S.01 J f ''*· Couree...,~"!f;-ii;;. :\'!"""• 15"1 E Ooean Blvd : c.u '"""""',. •' $11,950 TO $23,450 !l:t:' .... nn· ... L • • ....._ Unfum. 305 H-n Unfum. 305 ~1 Bl\. wa1.nroat. y.,.... :. S n• '"~ '>· Beam ..W.,. O'ptl. I. -... ~J.?j?!!2 lh?i b11110 3 Br n; ba-all inter Drpt. Small doc Piiv -BY "~1~_·1 · .; oc-Santa Ana Fwy. to Culve'r, right about IA wm'terrentd new · Cost1 Miu Newp0n Buch IWdeck. J'"lill ~ ~
cupihcf..•;;Jf "'""1k lo mile-to Walnut (1st road on left ), left I mile . (I) 111>-5991 ia;. 3 BR. l&e Jlla>=m, EASTBLUFF 3G Flnle)o. ~
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I w/open Uif.:<oW!r;• -"Walnut Square" or call 714/551-lll4L UP ID 6 moolhs 1-. 2 BAR HAIUIOR, s ti>'. Avail """"' Beautillll front patio etc. No loao baln, •• Apia, Furn. .,..liin,-,~;,.;-1'"'""• Bdnns, ,...,. attnctive A approx l>O.C. $335. mo. and rear yard, both com· la-1...... . I , loan, 'jl)"iiPplj,ooi;.,;........,, I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,,.,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I clean. Worth $2SI. I o 83&-<341. pletey· fenced, .oo.utlfuUy -'1eita Ma19' NOWllOrt Boado
Weif1'i¥hil.._. i'f.~l~!J responsible coupk!: $150. No l&ndllCaped and private. No . _ · ~~~ Condominiums Mobile Home/ peui. Haby OK. 548-SB;j(I. D1n1 Point per.. Available Dectmbe!' L MIJDER.N 2 BR. P&nlY furn, 4 Br, 2 Ba
•. lMMACUfX.'fE • for ... 1. 160 Troilor Parks 172 Laguna Baadi 3 BR, 2 BA, lrpl A ..... J..t 1<15 por month. Call 6'1J.68 .,,,._rzia. belw·''tlCl ., ·-ii. ;iNtl ...
3 ~{lel>jMth w/alm"'t Mob'le H , -redoc 1215 mo. No IL 0• 54t>3al8. • RHllj' <ho~_ CCX:. Y• ....-pft1 ' ~J ~~\14 !CffP~·)lr:, cr~m, 3c~~· ~~~1~1 I ome $125-µTIL PD. Slovr, mrtg, nt:~per pe LO~Y. ~. preslJ&e WATERfRONT = =-$l:iG ~ uW.
... _ ¥otJ.!lf-10Y pnvl 135500 N•·-Hoag Park Cr'Pta. dip,;; No. end, Cat area w/com.muoity pool. 2 "BR, 1 bath, l~'l"_pnae I~~~~~~ fireplace 4-t-ltiL la rge 'tat.i' · <U ot. East Bluff &. Den. 2 Batha. cu.tom '"util.Uieslncl~$325UYJ." Pwn. Bech.Al-9r.Ex·I~ ~:~ld~:'b~ri:: 2":'~.; ~%~~~ Colorado River 'i!,: ~ 'i::d: Nlce\Y = 2 l-. crpls-1lrps, =: ~ 1;J,r,":; 1 _.iy. 0ona -: __ ,--. 2uu. 2--· ·
will.,,DV$f'fl!d;ltJ02. unit. Vacant Adults only. Excellent waiertront location Sm. uTIL PD. z Br. Frplc. dabwshr.' p.rb. disp. PooL late. A~ Dec. i:t: I0-82.15 (Q$'1}. , _,.. • ..,, ..._, C.M. _ nor~~ !ii
.sy1Dt i;!Y, .R. $.·iCO. $21,900. By owner. 96.r2187. · a<ljacent ro the Holida.Y u1 .. 1..1 on water! Winter Elec ~pr dr. $395 mo. 64+-Ql'-1 BR .... ~ -· N<Bl titij tilih.d Loo12 ~.,..,......,; Shotts development. 24 • ...,.., Sti-2253. .._.,. __
:·· ,.1 ~11L 111 ~J\"I Duplexes/Units mobilebomespacesplW1a NU-VIEW RENTALS · m.•NplW. . ~ bllm.·N~1~ ~ ~.. 11.. 162 duplex. Dock and boat ramp 67.HOJO or 4!K-3248 Huntineton leilch 4801 BrUce Cr e 1 c'e n t , 60G35 '44 I• · "'41. ~ ... .._... ,_ i . , . 0 '• ~ · ,. ~· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Incl oded, shopPing "'nlor do Nowpor\ Beacb. Qc:eo!>Puk ~ ~
, ........... 1•1' )ilp justone-quartermilefDrall LI Isle e GRE.lT Padl Steps to -Pool-Patiol-CuatOm built 3 •-YEARLY.Furnlah1ed *SHADYELYS ... POOL•
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1'l ~ NEW )lour needs. Owner will ex· Beach. tmall pet All utll br 2 ha built bw irno: ......._ __ J .,._,._ __ •• AduUi n....1-i..&... .,., "" ,-I iiiiiiijjiiiit iiii• ~·~r~-~~H~ change for duplex or triplex 2 Br/2 Ba or 4 Br/den, 4 incl 4118. . Y~arty. ~ ~ ~ ::~790~ •U&1•. oawoe • ~~ i:.k:s -548-lll bet 5 ~ I• *4, I r· in Newport area. Price Ba. Winter. Open 23) Via ALA Rent•••• MS-3900 ·--8-1-.1-177 E. J2ad St.. CM &G--36G· 2BR:~~· iiiiiiilf.aii :· Mojl\je ~;. ';." DUPlEXES 1137,500. Cali 5'6-1600. EbolL 615-7667, 213, Heritor Vlew,.Homa -r--
For ~-le ''"'. """ 125 lNVEsrME.W DMSlON 449-44li6. e SEA Shanty! 2 Br. Stove, f BEDROOM -yearly I BR. $130 A $148. 2 BR.
·--Kida/pell 00. 1145. •125 Wk .. Up On 0-0 -S/Pllol. lda1 lo< ~!!~~ct~~~~' :· . ·-. BUILDER SEUJNG NOW. ~ THB RRAL~ Newport laoch ALA Rant•I• • ~ lease' $475. D>O, Avail· '-llad1 -1 BR-Rooml ........... ,,. Cburdl s.. Gilf""'~~"A¢'PARK $45 950 • S able DeceQlber 15th. llald _,.. .• Pllol -Utll Pd 51H633. "'"'"" , BS l:A'I....... WATERFRONT • P1Ell .. • 2 BEDROOM, I u 11 y REALTOR, Mf.7210. • Call trn>3148 • '"""· 2 BR. ·----rt f A R1 ATE OPEN 'TL 9PN _ }'LOAT • 3 BR., fotmal din-Upgraded. x.lnt crpts. Inc. ._
334 Portland Circle ing rm., 2 baths, w/w crpt., carport, fncd patio, wshr, TENNIS, PoJ1. Walk to 2 BJt. 1~ ~_patio. baloon;y. ·uoee •to anbps. Adlllta. i... ! TerrTiS •avail In . 9'-.i/ ,brand S"-l'lh or Adams on Hunting-Mount1in, o.sert firepl., dbl garage. Yearly dryr, rdrlg. Xlnt loc. $2:11. .Beacb:. 2 atcry 2 BR, 1%. 315 E. Bay, ;l50 mo. on yrly peu..~m.i.. M. •' ncw...m~~ &: Portland Resort 174 lease only. Comp!. turn ...• Per mo. inc pool&: recJTa· BA, '1l5/DKI. Leue. Sorry, lae. lnq. at Apt C m--1521 .. !-'Ollloal, C. ,
: ~. ·1 ~"°"':_ niee ttsales ton ~53t ~o a1ee ' H.B. $500. a mo/unfurn .... $450 Hon facilities. CALL Dale no peta. 548-llBO. or 548--7771. ** STUNNING 1 BR. l BA
!• from .$8500:.•to',..f23.~. . U'Q LOT in famous Lake Hava11U, a mo. No pets. Pete Barrett AGT. 90-44n. * OCEANl"RONT-Beautiful srLJDIO, 1. 2 & 3 BR. apta. Garden apt. Pool. . Rec. _
17501 .\l{hiftietr• Ave!, C.M. home of the world Jamous R,ealty. 642-4353. Xtra lra' 4 Br, 2"' Ba.° Yearly. $125 to s;m ACo. are&. mt W. lBtb SL Oil._ P , T ,
'" 646..19659tiintol6pm. London Bridge. Located 4!K>1 Bruce Creacent,IMMED. OCCUPANCY Yeart,y. ~per mo. can Marshall Realty 6'15-46001BR.turnapt.$140.Nope11 snil ,,
' Ml!IJ,--IW-'Rentals 5 Min from beach, newly close to all scttoola I: clf7. Newport 8-dl. Ocean-Park New 3 Br $250. mo.· Martin, MS am er 673-0983. l BR. $150: 2 Br D:IO. uw or no dlUdn:n.. Ill c,,nter ma: ; · 1 ...,;,.led, 2 BR. 1 ba, bit ina, $900) or will trade for Costa ·Poot·Patioe-Cultom built 3 F>b1 "" ... IN', dlbl\'lhr EXQUISITE ft•RDEN pd. Yriy. Nr. ocean. 507 E. SL 6G-68CI. · lO • ' file"balh, cptd. prlv. a"'"'· & Mesa or Newport Beach in-br, 2 be, built-lna. $43S mo. 33' ~Circle H.B. _... JWbo& vd 6'131880. -D ' ''-J.t"'··NG baclcyd. 1 unit va..;A-1o, oom•prop.644-4681. Y..,,,.""'912ors.1<>5824. 51Ul•' Pool.3Bl\.Caado.'$ZIO/DIO< r-~-· ....... NJ:_1~2~"':"!:·"' pa 1 SALcS • •i;A>I new owner~ or-will rent PALM Spril)gi. Fairway 9, FrnE oce&nlront bae, 3 an, 673-5tll ~ 60-384.5. ....,... •• _ ' 114 E. Jlld.. CM. $ti-OUT. a. 1M
J · ,.!Ulr~ ·°"""" 136.00Q. Call -.art 6. 11nmderblnl eountry ,C!ab. 2 BA, tum. Winter w 3 BR, 2'&\ ·Condo .,.u NPr--lBr, den, WINTSJ1, i.w Sillod"G9 Nlill& r. __ _.. _ l:• na-. r_llftt•.,.,11.mHl_,..P-rty 166 Cu11Dm2Br.PlusMald'1 yearly. 613-4194 or -.an a~, patio: pool ,Aclub_!"lvl-Nr.bch. the -:l'l"'' -tllul bf ...... lAdult...,3!: .... ,~, -~~ !""'"'11 . ...,..... quarters. Choice lot. G• 213:~. pools, tennis co urt1, $300. nl.6811218. Ca~ 8"da. Duplu. 2 No-petl. 5&1021.'"' • ~ !:.• , 1 5._,,,,.,w , 3 UNITS. 1811·.IS'13 & 1815 "°""· $225,0XJ. Hlilnuirl< $95. Walk Wtr. llacb. Bay· ciill<ln!n welcome. $220. ~furn. or Br, l\!o ba. 496-2513. •j J19,00 •Bmoll--~
• " .olll ~~..eCJO.MU Harbor BIVd. 50 ft . C·2 lot. Real:Sit4/S44-S656 e front. &l&la/cpla. ~11 ~74l3 · . """'"'-310 Coda Meil UWa pd. AdUJta, zDP....-j .. ~ C~~a.....,lfr~PRarlvak r G~at tenants. $60,000. RM'lf-A..HouM 9 4 Bedroom, ~ bath, patio ·-Nr.ilhopsiiiw.i5ff-1A19. I ClJT'&'tOlr
1 ' .,/oiflt-.nn $12,000. Down, or l"'! PALM DESERT N'Pr. Sbofts 4 BR, pool & w/&-8-Q. ~· A pell Newport laoch LIVE LIKE A Kl"'" 1 .BR ... l1251DIO< ·-relril. I !:·' -.lltn!i!A 1Wilb 169.SO G' • d ~Br, 2 Ba. pri. pool. """ prtvil. J'ncd, ,.ro ~$225/JDO, A GT, '""" -· UtU' IDd. No -271 Y...t,y '
1 • !Otuiootes.-Allahelmon UlnfQ( BIG BEAR LAKE ABBE'( REALTY lif>-3850 ~ =..;.~ilso'.::: At.~~~ Pricisl_ £.·JllO.Mtllll,·0 -·, &lllM\lt'oilllailr<il f new ,Rlv~d}FNEY. Take REALTY 5 Ac 'esta~e_,_itge_ &wie A ll11111~u.furn. 315 ~ on~ $1~, ':fk Yrly lie Water pd. 50:.> cunn~ -( BElIJT..,..F,UBN 2 mt::il.10 -r -I .~· G~~~,..;...~ .• ~.-~= Slnc•1MI 2units,~?~ ~~ wtr,::U·pd. . Urut w RiverAW.,N.B. UNFURNISHED 'uplJtilpL(:..::· .. A'°'l..,¥~ ~BR.2=•;:
:..-.:-ri '"' ' D.Wniowft Cetta,.._. BEAUT. luxury Big Bear '*1er1I. Renf-A..HouM 9Zl-f43t Condomlntum1 no .~ ~· frp!c, a llllll · !•. (7l4) 7.3~4· ·:1 ..im. 1111 $21.51)] • Unfvm. ~ * POOLS : XTRlt: 1rR b&cbekll' far adult ta~w.R&albilii:l.a.a. : l tm: PriceUi>-!l!il!>_o .. ·tet'1 HA1t1ott 642-2991 ~~.(z'tl)· ~:iost. . ·LANDLORDS! ~~~\1~ ~ ~'. * ENCLOSED °* 35. $110.· util pd. 6"1-llllw;a JJa < !; ;' ra;.J;~J.i~~ WISE INVESTMENT RHI E1tata Wont.cl 114 W• Speclalize ID NeW;ort 968-"52 "' --Fountoln v.11., GAR.AGES -'51&-:1111!. c~Wm;, I t; ~~~;.i~~ ... : -~~~~.:~: t£;~~· :U, ~,u~ ::'! .. !; f£1j-~~E,"i 1W~~"8s~r~ ~= 1:: ~ ~bt~:r~NTH ;::: ~ JP~ 2;£0,
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I. =llo,,-., l>Q&l •lip, Lido come $540.lmo. A.king caSh wlthm 72 hn Call NU-VIEW RENTALS 3 BR, 2 BA, lrplc, 2 car gar, pool. SaWIR ba, tennis ADULTS PLEASE S..W.O Country Eofate Liv-• • =• 1"' . wa >,';;;~ lf.~5 OD . $41,500. CAU. 842-2502. · m-4'Xll '94.J248 bltins, fenced .yrd. kids OK ""'1'IJ, 3 ml from beoch In& • Spocloiia ApU. Ter-• I
SHllU.EY R. E. CO. I f 1249 mo. 81>-44211-1235. 637-CU VILLA POMONA = · pool;._· ~ ~ ;z;.11 l>CllE&>t 'I GOu~;M_'!'l!>l ~ 2 hr, 2 ba S'l~rt»-":J;f;J,· _,, ~ 1MMAC 3 BR, .2 ba, crpta, lt:vlne Hunt!""'"' laoch PHONE 60-2llS Q;;i; l'nbal_, __ ~ . 1 . . · !,;~;~~ l100 C,.~~ call ;111~1. !;?'"',S·~'."~ 2 Bl\.2Ba.Air/amd ... $265 V. MILE TO BEACH U180 PomM>aAw.I ~::: ~~~ :,~ ~~=
I . 10· -Wlde-.. !._'.'. •. ~J;W~~!. BROKERS INC. so.tioot ?!.."?" 2...:~~ •nclu -l ~ ~::_-!:{:'. :: l,2: 3~~l~Ba."mo·,:' Ji':.:'; C-.. Oro 2 BR. StudicMJril, $1f5 :':l~~, ca~~fbqed~ir. r1.::tty -pa ' .u.inC, uca.w C!::.·1 3 BR. 2 ba. Atrium •••• $3tO ~· -· • MALL UTILITIES PAID ALL U'I'Il..lTlES PAID fHfulL u~rk,. 1Cpf>t& Mesa. C.M. Triplex, by , ow n e r · 962-1151 hardwood flra, $275, 615--1!1:>4 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium , ••• $350 536-00'19 Compare .before )IOU rent Adulta " No pets
12690. _,, 1447~~· .l!""'ooodohwnt. ~um• · 2 llllboa Ponlnlula 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium .... $365 3 Bhrl\. lrpic. ~ d.'?!, pr, eu.tom """"""1, 1 .. 1ur1 .. ,
• -----7-l"•" .,..,, • ut1.vme WANTED, 3 or 4 bedroom, 4 BR. ~ ba. tam. rm. $400 WI /dr'}er. _..,, owr3T11 8 Spacloua kitChen with ;Ln-(4 bib S. of Su Dteao F.rwy QJ{J ftf~~1ff!Jj • $4$.M&-•EoT°' 726 Joann St. 00,. th Mhom,e,.._easclt.alde '~~ * PENINSULA Pr. 2 BR. 6 BR. 3 Ba. tam. rm.•• $4.75 or 5.J&-1154. direct ligbttng on Beacb.t_l.bl!'_ w. <II Holt
,L;)O'I, IOn. us .,., ean. ........ CAPE COD. $300 I mo. lrvlM •.Separate diD'i' area to lB2ll n.rDIClte L&ne.J I ~:::: ~-~ lnclu t ial P ty 161 rear yard, trees, good area. Yearly. Call 64.5-8!KJB. • Home-like ltbra&e (tt4) MT-54U -~ I r r~r Prlce ,.....,, ol up ID $45,000. 2 Br, 114 Ba. Now. Bllnl. e Private pation · New =·tliilllt ; ." . ~ M-1 Zoned ""party. Prlnclplea only. Corona clal Mir Pllol. $2Zi/JDO. 'Avail. Jao .• a.-i 11""1' •/--,,_ $IC. $1115 -· 11;.QO.nFiH ·'"" : · a.ti:il"Jl!ilf!4'4-154 ""'1o11 ........ 22.:m"'
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rwd"e :t ~· TA L : Industrial area. Try $1.~ ' Fiultc:W I lease. $325 mo. Shown by "SINCE UC'' s BR;~ BA tn Sea Tettace, rounded with phllh 1ancl-clcmeta. Rec ball, poci I: Ad-~ji.,,;; lDi 4, 104'x209' ~. '"LOCA· 1q. foot. Call 546-1600. appt. Contact Mrs. lat Weatern 'Bank Blfla. fully -octan view acaplna;. pool tablim. -.ma t.tbl. 321 ~,
TION,'_:it:m ' 1 Beach, INVESTMENT DMSJON Andrews, 675-1374 Unlventty Park, Irvine cpta, m,a Lee $4Z mo tnC Adult living, at U1 best See b-~ J.1301 675-CM. Bc3-.r~ .&i~ ·
; ·I ~~i~ ~·TllK ps-.i.~ ButlnlA 8~. ~ 2.ui,B~i Da~s 50-7GOll Nlghll Aan. dues. 21.1, m.JDJr. LARGE 1 BR $190 -Lo. U bllt ·W._ol 2 -T-l Sl~. -,.e•--TFRM< writ•·. &iATI B ' u-w-rt •--~ ·-W WUNo Pett ~· ·-Beacb. 1 b11t ~!'Sia""). ,:,,.......,,,~· • " .. • .=rz ...... Cll'iluim.'i';t Oppaftunlty 200 ~Ph. 5'6-0!60. ,... -·~· --· '°" -~.. 1111--.-.-• "':'i.oue
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Lots for Sole 170 • lnoome Tax Sel'Vla! 3 BR., 2 baths. South Of Hwy. 3 BR. 2 ba ......... 1325/350 l%ba 2225 ·Vim. 'u-.; 1-1\19 Sultto :i:w-... -:w·..,· ,., -· *_,,._WU
Cornmwdal • ,11 , • Dance Studio Adulta, no peta. $350 Month. 4 ~ 2 ba. ...•••.••••• $3B5 ope 'n s a t1 A sun 20M Newpo.rt Bfvcl~ "'r. -· A·-=" .. _!"", ,..... ~tifiU.J~ .• 11 ...__. P.P~W • 151 u~I• • Cer,mjc Mfg, Broker &K-41\. 3BR.2bJ.fam.rm ... $425 67)-1~2538 1 ~, ,...,.,_,. ~ .._.-... -·~n _.,_,~ ----3 PENl..-LA •"""Bar ' Coote MIN l210/mo. 11'6111 Cameron. ,.ra , '
!'··, (:i...i ... c~'7 · L·oTS HOLLAND au •. s.1 .. ~ ,.:,.?~ !:.d.~ 8 red h•ll T_, ... _ Unfum. ns 60-»11 -, . ··.'lll'" ms Clru&e. CM 61Hl1V o ... yr 11e. &Moa100...,.. I u. ~--~ STUDIOS & ·1 IR'S , ----' I ftnM Soeculaton Dream! Ram bl· o• ""GE Juli e 11 · ewwpott ...,.;n e FREE Linens -.--. ''&."JDIW 1 ~ _....,. !rur ltYf:n beC:froOm baCit:nda •vw", us, w Cost• ._ ' -, l..t LeMe this \deal iocatlon on 118 · 1 tqulpd. Xlnt opportunl~ ••"TY SUBIEr ot rent. 2 BR. 3 • l'REE Utilities APT Avail. Immed. oo-1 , on 3 separate pr me HtW\ .. _, 1-de o,u, . ~ n.l tri •-·-• ~--•-·-... e ~"' Kt1-11.-... ,,.._ -. --... 1 br Air · great ex. Penlnlula lotl! U t t r a ~ _.e ..... · O'fU<" e 1 Man a CMUe! lmmac. l U~. P\rlt Center Irvine ~ ·oeva auw11u1.>w111:::, ""' ~ uu. "l..::n .... _._.., ....... .,, ~~. • ·
f:ld_irtJ( nlllderTi thnrbuH car eves. l . Br. Cottage. UtU iDcl. $80. .CaJI ~e· 833-0820 'bltril, fpJe, crpts. drpa;"Wew •Hat.cl Pool , = vw. ~from water. .
th garage_ hUge rumpu• room FOR sale Ba 1. Be a.ch ALA Rent1l1 e '454tOO omce bOura 8 AM to 6 PM -~~. n' 14254, ( •mo11 · 811~.; • Lalmdry Faclllti~ SlBO • Adlll •i~ leue. (•~ .. -J. ~ ~~ ~t!e A!f =· Prfnclplet only. •AU~1~cf Wio':ratOl'H. 38R, :tBA, poolArecania. ukb-~ Lllonard.":l'UU : ~~:"avail ~.!a:.~:~ l•...-~~ 11'!-iiiif ,!\'"' mw -Bulld In_,,_, ' ALA Rentals e ..Wiii ~-fl:· <lhllttr.n ok, Dopl•-Fum. J45 El r..1to M11a ponon, «-ll5S. Ia.~l .. • 51PPortunlty 220 NEW 3 BR! 2 bat. patio 1 _!:::' 61Hll8. lallool PwnlMVla 1 BR's -SlJI & UP N ! ......
Condom lnJHffi . lilii FORSal•,amlilfabrlc .... , lhq -· 81 ..... Nr ~ ...,....,~ -BAYFRONT w/beadl, nt-l'urniohod Alofl. ~""' for solo 1'0 m on Balboa 1'land. Complet• eo..t Plaza. Im, Yl'ty ll~ED 1 BR. rear trsot 2 BR, _,, uni~ All Utllllloo "•ltl I BR, t bo. t
CONDO ~ • ~~4) ~ new ~+ ~ a 1 t, houte. No. e..t. WOodmey Mita. ool¥, no pets. Winter Pool A Reaattoe put•'. wllndi, a.::l ;;:!
HAVE 0Gliillil:Li;f WE jt ....__ ' -240 $250-Brand ""' 3 Br 2 llo. ~ 1 Br Beaulllul rental, $llll> pet mo. p1,. Ulll Moplo Ave., CM I BR,, ____ Stml!O to ilD
CANOOIT! WANNA BUY ~,..,,. _-. bit .rpta dt. ,oceM ~I h&. l blk utH,f73i.l351 A.LloprapalbfNDt oceu •••••••••••••••• '115
·. GO'JTEMI % Acr• San Junn 1st TD Lo klda/"p.',.,;,,'..,.., Ni.;f .+ ,,..ch, ATRACTM: 2 BR, new1,y * $17M WllK & UI' SBR,IBa """""" Pll ~-• ), t, l & 4 C.plttrano-BJ,Owner.Some ans S.D,Fr")''Ll51--3 Bl\. Vlc""1o .,_._ d<pn!ed. Quiet b•acb •• Sludlo .. 13R-' 1BR,1Ba .... 111llpd$HD Yowr .·' • ALL ocean view. Hone ok . " -Bltnl Redecora~. --1 --u-. Adult envttonment. eTVl:MUISemce Aoftll 2~1Ba.Pf!lda •••.•. 18) ~ · .orrrns. 493-91M. 6%1\ 1NTEREST AVAIL NO!' •• BR, 2 BA, NU-VIEW RENTAl.S l'Z/mo. 6'13-'lm. • -Son1ee-Htd .P.oi 'II'• 11a .. --
--blbll, -· lrplc, ... ~ 4&1-3241 ~ ! """' 1511 • Chi-.. ,,..._ WlD,.... -... . .. -:t; QUICK CASH 2nd TD Loans =·:.!;,"'*-~~· !!!~ .:..i, ,.;;;-_..:, ll!~~Cll -~¥Ill.
:• d'!ll'. " · din rm, 1-<t !'&!., Ora,.. Co * 2 BR, 1 BA -· =o-.;. 1100 -a ""' ~ =~ir-·· -::~THROUGH A "WE BUY TD'S"
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,.._,,, • .,,,.~~'!fi·t814 Sottlar M'91 Co. 3 BR "°""'· -cpt, tlrpi. ie-. I Bdrmt., 21> baths. kl1-, and encJooed ullllty .,. rm. x1r1 h'i ......, tncl
i ' -" 60-1171 54M611 :\..,lot. 1nrae ,.ro, Qll. ht 1<25 Month. ~-With ~wu::\lrn pr w/-. AIMii ""1. , , ufi .> • 1.:
DAILY PILOT Servftw H~bor area 21 )'n. A N&-U50 ..:i"":'. carpe 1 mile ;::.: iiG"; M. 2 BR -lliQilfii' • 1 lilt lo Clll imum plan -r._t cu111 3FBR."~·BA.'>~~· {;s .....,, ~-1399 or,111811 l'ullart.n, C. -· n1y ., -1115 p
Lower payments, bom>w am.., Olltir-"'°' ~ Villn"'1Mnr,C.a HOLIDAY PLAZA orSll0-131141thSl.8'e
WAIT AD on ho-equity, co ll * ""'"'· ·ll11 * f J c ...... tlol Mir DELUXE - 1 BR '!!'I' -<W phone ~ 492-7187. Vacant 2 BR pr, SJ.35. SH i l\lm lflt. SlJ5, Heated Pool. 4.l.J/llM2U ' ~· .'
2nd TRUST DEED LOANS &..z<1. Jiidai .. 11. . J'el If 1 BR, -<ptl, dnla. 11'15. Ample pal1d ... Adul,., no WDn'EIW BR, t 114.>l!o bllt Hr ''4" wm -Trull Plldl RenM H1111e '""'411 per mo. a,. o1 !lllh~· pets. to oc.u. SllOlmo. Call . _ • 142 ~ •BROKER 80-7&• 3 BR, 2 BA. -yord. 24.14 vi.ta ckl Oro c.11 144 ll5l9 Apnt l"5 Pomonl An., <;.M. 6G ea Mlil'fti Ii-... •;,u'' HOUSE Hantlll(T Walch the Family ..... !250/mo. Newport Beach A JOOd ..... ad II • JOOd In-Fiii multi ... Jult • -Nted • "Pad"• ~ nn adt 1m Snntn -""a c.:a
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PALM MESA APTS. -
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Unbellevlbly large ap1s. becorator furnlsb-
ed Hue• Poo~ Jacuzzi, electric built-ins, shag
carpe1s, drapea, oauna & more!
ADULTS-NO PITS
llN•LES ...... $150
1 IDIMS. . . . . . $160
2 IDIMS. . .. '. . $110
Ulllurmfhod Apts. Anllolile
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1561 MISA DR., A•M•A · •
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21~81*~b=1~!'°tva:: ~y:,y~~e1b~ :..•r=w:=: ~nv ~ p or I· It te ~ Nr Beh" hoop. 64Hl61. ...i.. 8-"496. By _ _,, Nli:cM, SUalala pool, BBQ'o. ft. DOBERMAN P1nchcr PuP' LqU .. _ 'If, ~ r o • • • • • •. -·~ lw -415 ~ pi..,_, mamma. n:.Wan1. <I' ¢ill1I uo ri'ii1
2 BR. ~'""'L Unt. ••WANTED: Storase ... _.,_. l..o9l ln Laa:una Bea.ch. Ckuob."·11'611t.•IReMMahM
2 BR. Studio $240 Furn. Garap, immed , tor 968-8897. ..{}l:it.1.r,6ifc--
ALL UTILITIES PAID :turntture.L etc. }.ey area. REWARD: Ladies i o Id r...L-.• M!'\11..JJ:'
Adul No Pets Call 6T5o-l156 watch bt in Fuhk>n 1 ·='...-~.;!,u-'~"""-'.--""'-.,...--I um ,,i:;_ Lone SINGLE -"' ~ ... found (I ... ocls) 550 Ialand. NB. Pl<ue call: i.uNi:a.-...W..n1ry,
tn41 841-9441 $30/mo. 117 E. -St., f13=1238. palnbajf,-. ;,.. 11 "' (4 blb. S. Of San me., Frwy Coaa Mna. HZ-36t5. TWO male does: ScGttl.lb LARGE arey striped tom cat. ~
on Beach. 1 'blk w. on Helt Offlol Rental 440 = {f~Wkn:u:-Vic. W. llth St.~ Monrovia. ~fi~SAGNS
to -Lone.) . Other ~ ..... ell .... : Rowan!. 115. 646-7052. $It, *' ~
•• • uD NEW DESK ..,... available ll!O b1k I< wbl. FOW>d vie ~le LOST' Small, male._ Bil< . I< ~ h•·•-~ ""'" mo. WW JftVXie ~ Front:. c.M.. ~ISO'I'. wbt Oxkapoo. Mh!.sion Vie-~ ~
QUO VADIS Ill all5mo.Amw--BLI< " wblle ~-Jo. 83!H809. · · · a ~ Garden Apta. available. 222 ForNt Ave., ~ ma.le-Vic M:5; LOSf; Golden Lab male pup QC!CWISf_. · M&-9723. ~I A 2 BR'•· 1-Beodl, -•• Garfield. -r..,,.• lo Vic bvine" 161h. C.M. Oo Ho'!!j1!9,{'.J~'~=I~
+m to SJ.as OF.SK apace available $:iO OraDp County A n i m a l Medk:alion 646-6378. · ••
Hld ~acim:l-Saunu ·mo, Will pioovide tunaiture ~lei' on Manchester. * LOSI' anall flmy black SKim.OADERr•dlfmt tnlck
Re-.ft9 Room A More! at II mo. ~·8d'Yioe FOUND 2 dop both 1emale. kitten, ~-Mesa Verde ~1..r~1e, ~upMJ.t,
Mil.It. Only • No Peta avan.~. 17815 Bw:b Blvd. IJ. a1mUar to Golden Retriev· area. s&-7G. &aWUllt ~--1110 IRI~ INTHIS·AD ... Hua-Boldl. ~. le-, other Jllmllar to -b' REWARD !or ,._ o! YARD, 1l!l!'aioo .... ._. AS~ AIOUT l'REE PLUSH -U ._ ootte Ri!1r1evw with nddlob I "Sbllo" Male Imh .. uer n.:: e 'dirt, Ivy. DEC:EMllllR RINTI -~· ~·.,; . h1adt c1>es1, Cail 846&37. call Z.2509 or 53H191. • Drl~ 817-31iti6.
1111!1' Flor1da St. M7·9M1F. Ml'!m. SMALL Sbephenl type do<, BASSEr Hound 6 yn old, YARD -X'.: .. Clwiup. (~ :!.'l.J'·.!:~ol Gorlleld XI.NT bldil ~ S -'lemole, mostly . b I a ck Brt.tol • 8'g<!01!rom. S.A. ~~~"91· 1 .~ Call
.... --.;u Blvd.) ' mite, ~. dtp9, atr" eond. w/tnwn martdnp. Vk: reward otlenldl 56-8882. ~...,,. •. ~ p 1""""1'1G'l' '====='C=-'-'c"'a"r'"d~•~ .• -, m-a:J50; e\ie ~7 Slpal Oil A~~::... Hunt-i.osr: Thurs. Dalo}atlan, HAUUNG.:a claulUp tiy Ult
_Apta. Hell at Bolaa Chk:a. PROFESSIONALMtl!Nld,y hwtoo Beach. ti-1~. Liver·colared Fem., colleae lbldent,/,J;p trk.
... _~132S. ~~ -W.· to &Oo Hell at Bola Cb6ca, FEMALE pu._pp7, on ''J'reddes,'' &M-8Ui8. 53&-llillor <~
365 what yeu re mliiliiC· . .H. B. S215/mo, 8*-lm. Penin&ula Point Friday. HOvieclNi,ml
$13HB. · ' I IOI •~-• 445 Grey w/hladt 6 white ~ -• ' N•~ _,, OCEAN FRONT, 2'BR. ap-tw•• -~ Flea collar.1 ---1 9'!!'9.Md'!liti!i .... iiiiiiil lle81iBA8 --------" per, --·-· AVAILABLE Mar. IA CdX. 615-• . . * ,Y.i,;.uo ~rtUN.; * 2 Bedmom, 1 Ballt .... SIB5 B!., 'i;'ifr'2 t: ~ · New 2 Bt, 2 BA,~. $300. mo. llH4a. • · 2500 oq. fl.,...,,.. -.. ~ ""t."':" !em ca~ \l;jj:.'h~:1839
·-2 balJt • .,.·,.1210 ~ -· ''°'""' -•• I $250. -· 2J&.mt St. 1 BR: 1 blk .. beadl.·,-i'Noent '"""!'.'-Cam!ol1 " "'o1"!:!~... ElW~ ••by•lffl.. MBSA,;""1-· '= ....._ ;-....., -· .,.. . ..-·~ * ~ * crptg, drill. JndtY tac. $13$: Chattin. UIS un. ft. cillPla1 .... u .... oa no1e, .._.v wtacl>wl n....-
new --·W ....-• w/w ~ A/C. 5M-OCEANFRONT 2 Ill', fplc, 1Jl l41h St.-531Hl352 windowl,1-«I fL facilW c..t ~Pk.$..~ :se.cb.Jdt 15 Year Old Boy Will Babysit commiJ...' ~742,dc~ £::°~.:,"~ er 56-dlx duplex, ...-_ m , i..-... -Hwy., 65 11. llde m.et I< Ia Your Home. Exper.,
no jets. 1S1 'E. 21.it. CM'. $315. Phone 645--291t ::::s.:.:.:: garden, ~. «k: aq. ft. FOUND, Yna fem do&. reliable. Ev e n i D g I Ir: ~ ~~:/Refs. • tf::a.t.a.a :tiQQMs· ,., 1611 -' ~ NEW del 3 DD 3 bu BACHELOR furn. "61). 1 BR Al.ID office llllte, 650 8Q.. ft O>We-shep crou. 8lk W· Weekends. Balboa Island OW:n.: $.1 hr. ~ r.....-~ ......, mo · UNIQUE Cuti• Apt. trplc a:~ &M... adj' unf. $f85. 2 BR unf. $210 35c. Rented w/itOre or aep. bl'wn Pl.WI. Hu flea collar. c.orona del Mar Eastblu.ti: f>48-7187 mtNMUI. •' n.. NI ~ ·~, ~ tor Retired wwe~ ftliln, ... of water Yrty 613-~ · m 0 • -to-io o.. Bit ..; arate!y. C. w. Masten. Vk: Jamboree Ir: Paliaades. area. 6'15-5691. ' lror.W~==
• laaheM ·• tl: .. ""'9 LJvety, pciv. 2 Br. apt. w/ to ,Wedi Ir: • • ' beach/town. Ba 1conte1 Real.lor, 673-4UO. 64+-0352. WOULD like to care for ::a:.!!!JAMM!
J r11~1~·j~~a f8tio. tNe:ly =~ ~ rm., 1~11L~ Da .1 8D':~U4M.oas w/vif!ft. 100 c;utt Dr. Mgr, "THE FACroRY" bu 2 FOUND. Blk Ir: wbt Dutch pott;y trained child. ~ ·~iROfil lNG '. IWA~.-~;Lt.. ~q . care. ~d r~ ~~~ ~RT SHORE8-i..... ::: .... ,, Buch ;:":: ~'.':... ~'":; :/'!1;!;. ~~io~~:~: ~;"'· lrg fucd p I \"",.JJ.~.,;::, ~7487
-. V ' t~-w/ Prermatiim I: i..dry. um, -~ ..-·2 BR. 2 bath. Oilld or ,pet · amall retaU lbop9. Antique 837-llU. MOTHER of one will sit tod· • n .. :"' • ' '1
. .--., .-..~ lar&<-~., ~ ~ ..,:'~ ".:. »:!:Jr ok. $225. -9. abop, CulCIY lbop ......... F00ND a-3 -·-vie. dlen daJb' 0< weekly, Flw Po~ .....
. -~•igu ,or . , -oa.or·1• ...... $25C) 'NEW s BR, i balbi.·o\O;l= L. e l 4Z5 -St.,·Ne"""'1-.:b. Tul1la " 23rd SI., NA Kit· .,... .. """~ in;;;:;:ettie~lor ~' .llieplace. LARGE 2 BR., 11' ba. I , .. .,_ --\app•t. only Giound !loor. 21T -3Sld SI., 1¥ 6'l3-9I08. ""' w/collar ~bell. Gray l;•_...r · CUatofu · ftcl~Jiftan Spec
,j· ·~~--area apt Bltnl, new carp/ !\~ t $275. mo. m-:9558 OITICE w/ltora&e &ar&Je W/torrJe tan. ~--.,.._.... ~: -8D:.r.Tvw:"'' •
' 1on pa· Olmp. redecor. Enc UI EW :a &-.. attached. Stall lhwr, rtfr'lc. FOUND Fri. ai&bt. blACk "'·~m ~ panPlino s1 _,~!!f_v.a ~ , ~. ·--..,.... le<· encl. -, "" ..,. ..,..... , lg air cobd U52 ~--• -~~ ~•-In ~~ -w ----·-. --• -• --paob. B11t. te 111b St. OCE.UltlWNT Furn. .. .IJnlurn. DI b ·. ·-•~· ~...,.,_,!!'"""• ~~ Cabinets. Gen' Ropain. .....,,.,_., .. ·mx!erbidl L --~~·' ~'!l1~. Adul_lsoaly.JljS.Clwner ~BJt.2B;(.Leue.MatiuJ ~--u-·~ u. , ~'dostc.M., ~Ewe ~UW-A ldeallly, Duke-Mf.1""8. ~"JJ.!!l<•il!l!Pd• J,,..
• ~~1 ~ l ~l 1~1? • ~~ Eim/Wllikiiill beach.-~=~~ -~v.'""lft'!r _,,_ . FOR Leue (3). 1500 IQ: ft FOUND: Yow& female doa, C•rpet 5-Mw ' =··· ,--•· l 'liliiifiili-......... '"7 pm 8P~ACIOUJJ BR.Utilbarlncl, bl'!'!; O>ut Hwy. s. i.qu,;.. . SP:>a:nous I BR.. ...,,, . • ...... C4 -· Qr Hunt· ...... -..-.... ..,. JOHN'S CUpel" llpbolstery Silfill" ~ ''";."fol-"' """'" --• ~ . =-. -L pool. So. o1 Hwy -A Adams llB --coat, 9lc ol ~••·--'"°"" Sco1ob-110 o ~ 1._i • ,..,..~ 1 CM Al PL apt A. (213) """-$183 M:amtb. Adults. no peU: f., $140 536-14'9, ' Lacuna Nlpel. 49Y.6.l1. ·~ ~ · • ... • t Y : _,~.._, • .!'a 5115-44.16. Mgr. apt C. SPECTACULAR v;ew 2 & 3 Broker 6611848. llom •• OFFICE/STORE nr. N" ... FOUND Nov. 10, Y"&-mole lie.,...... & all .J~r =-i·;a~~ nr .tmnnv ·" s Bt, 2 Ba triplex, cpt/drp, Br, 2 Ba. lllk te bcb. NEW -COii• ~-• ,,... ornc.. 450 Sq. tt. Good Sbepberd mix. b1adt A tan. brigltteaen & 10 minute ~~ • -A•• ;JI· QWet. Adib, no Pet 1. From $28(1. Lse. 494-3383, · Oakwood 11 $1 "'!illfon ,In }'.larldrw. $120 Month. -B r o 9kbu..r1 t I A d a.ma. bleach .lor white carpets. WT ~ ~},
l &1f!l!l PD/mo. 2281 Fmlbam. Gt-2339. 'l'hE EXCITING recJ.e'atlon. Swimming Graham Realty 6t5-Ml.4 9634.liK. • Save your money~ savin& JJ?..''VIA · p ~R •• ·~ -64&-l689, Roe. 646,4939 Mou y-, PALM MESA APTS, pools. Health clubs. FOR LEASE ~ ceatn1 FOUND Sal. nloht N....-'!"' extra lrlpo. Will clean ~!> > ciift ·'Moc'·
.lOt.f-1 b• ~· . 3 3 Br, 2 Ba. ~. bltna, ' · MINUTES TO NPT_. .BClf. Saunas. Tennis courts. location. 1866-f7 Park Ave., · Rlvertain2~ Ollta livtQg rm.,.~ rm. &: M&-14-ij ~,, · MS-lnl .~ I ... , u1 .. Jl! crpts, drpl. $UO. N r .• DELUXE 2 le 3 Br, 2 Ba. rulN. OR~. Billlards. Indoor gol( dfiv. C.M 1,150 aq ~ All « put. Mesa, grey JenWe hall ~. IUIJ" rm. $7.50, . , ,,1 .11o11 "' . Fairview le BUer. Ne peta. Encl pr, $llO up. Rental Unbelitiva.bly.... _ aptJ.. PH:· ...-..i Mn. ' kitten. couch $10. Chair $5. 15 Yf'L lST CLAS9'1.paintill8r decor-• .,nDy 56-1882. otc., 3005 Mace Ave. ~Q&e~.Ja ~~bli· ingrange.SandVolleyball. lnduttrt.I ..;.,..1 FOUND Wblt!e--Sb•&&Y ~ 1w!:tW::~ .... ~t atiq, pa~, bl'Usb
l,._.._-i..f!_J._1• T ~ Vm-GAR.AGE Apt. Brand new, 2 5t8-1034. _lWI, &h.8C ~·. drfls. sauna Whirlpool Beths. And rots 1ema1e dog, Oct. 26, Owner Good rd Sll~L ....,__._.. roller and··~· lDt ext, ~~-'qf.1.[t~~, wen. BR, cpts, blt-ini, LG. 2 BR with 01' without etc. Adulti, .-pel1. ·more. A resident tennis tm Sq. Ft. M·l space ident:U)tor will~ a load · free ett Evf.Hlfi."5.283 or ~Vf~ ~ unlta &12-3240 aft 6 Ir: wknda. Den 1: h'plc. 1i,a ba, encl. r:~~ = J: pro arfd ,activities director •ltrnnt' otnce, _lrg. rear home. 894-*116. Y SOILED ~ETS? ~62Ait_''} '~
wtdt--1-~~· NEW l lc 2 ~·1 from $110 to patio, gar. Fr $169. GM--0962 2 BED"' ... · ...__..__ __ 1180 who pJ•rl"e free Sunday' ctoor: $177/mo. 3'Jlhale. 1240 ~ ~ Poodle, -""""~Sat Gmake !~f'!l PAINTOIOit'M BAi£RING •
......_. " $llfO N beoch A -· -· ~-brunche';'ond ba ,_. St. llay8 646-0033. kmg tail. Pink Collar Jam. -·· · ""· ~ Ill yrs. '!Jl''IWtxf"h. Lie ~. 1~r·~ 114 £.-Cll. 54IHUf. I· Newper:t Bwh. Unfum APts A~. Erom $10' • • rbecues.: Evet, &B-Gl8L b«ft a_ McArthur M:, NB. rat.ea. For info ca 11 : ~----booded._ J.'.~ fbm. ·~~Ila. · lo~ Lli:SS. Starting 88 lqw ~· $1401 CORNER """"°' M·l,.,.. J'h. m-llliQ. 17'1H1=-=oon.=-~----~-.. • •J
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_ ·pr,,., peta. Ml -· ' CONGENIALITY cs bib Jfui . .ff...,..-! Blvd.) bedrooms, llimlshed and St. °""4. .... -· !""Ill' lemalo cock.,.,. PATIO$PLANTERS !i'q;'i1!1111 : Dono ......, PllRVAJLS -unfurnlsl>ed. Sorry no "-'t•I• w.....,. w ~ ~15111udded l ~ · · o-n view ouperb 00.., LA MANOfA • children or pets. Models · . All Ooocnte work. Brick, PR9fi\~ al8o roob,
• @to, 11.indeck. w/w Cpt, .. .tlped witb a Muter's Rent fl)W for· )'Ota' con-,1 ca W!J" ~ """'"".•· Belae A ' PATIOS. walb, drives. Saw, Ull,;~ ~ "NEWL ' TED'' LAJIGE 2 BR_. ocean vjew RCUrity, aparim"'t. d..--Brand-New Delta Ulli!s open dally 10 lo 7. WBearANTEDblnTO._,~~ ~.Fml '""•~ .. ll!mj!!1ooe wk. li9H533. ~~=Mil-..!''=-
-·~ > ......... l'ti0hiund1 Pr. $190 mo. 25081 t.a touch, excluaive club with 1lructktn' allowance of 1 O.kwood weekend. (FrlJSat/Su.n N= Hei.gbts on Sat break, remove &: replace wAUiftMLtfu NG. ~· ~~Ito ·Ocean Cresta. Apt. A. Te I. untqu.e Aqua.bar lountains mo'• free rent. 1 BR, 1 BR · niteJ) MUf;t lleep 8 com, 66-' concrete. 50-8668 for est. Carl ~ 646-J449 -t:..~~(.la\ •tores. 4.cK-QM8. • and tormal proe'n... All part &: den, 2 BR'• I: 3 BR.'1. Gerden A,.rb1wnta fortably. ... adulta, ' rowm mnaU blk • white CUSTOM ClCllml' WORK . <1 '11"
' C...-4~ Wai.r .. -~nt Bluff · o! the Soutb eoa.t•s finest Flom $1!15. °"""*• .... ....._~ haclt ch11dren. Call !lil-411L lll-_. hair °'"""" Dr1wo, WALKS. patlol. INT. A Dtot. ~ ooJI. -R;-..Air::..GeiMf..:-Swiril'& · ' · apartment community. gar, swlin'g ~ BBQ'.a ,_,,.... Park area. 545-3085 after 5. pool deCb. Don. 80-8514. •·: ·~·' Lk., Im.
,., ·PooL1 JI.,.,, Biii.i' ).ouadcy' · · e DELUX~ • lBedroom/ltudiol h:om$195. Pett~' · . • lrJ!ne U1d 1..,, TOY Poodle, found In Corona Child C Local -·-·a..ct.
' " rlli:iaSt tndudfd1lt-,'). 3 BR. 2 BA Apt kif leue. 2 Bedroom from $295., st2-ml til Scott Pl., C,M. • 645-05ap•·f42.A170 Pw t 1 I .. del Mar 11.t. Nov. 18, are APT. IMO 1P~ Carpet I 1 Jl,6lt.Gil<l£BR..·.Y S\40. ·Incld Ill*-mU.er luite dbl Models open 9 A.M. til dusk. EXTRA LA(tGE 1 I: 2 Br. san Jue ! c I ~., ' • 115-UIM. ~ME Catt wblle shampoo, deauilS. Ref&.
• 28R. ~..$115.r .tllS . nnl:dbi.garaae· &uto'Cmr unt. fl'om S1«t tum. from n •• •M: -<"" BtiGI.E mix male puppy you're awt.y a day-month In&.riG-7ll9Jr•1'1 · ~M opener avail' Pool A ~-J~ $158. Re!rig, ;....., crpt, NEW-2 Ba, extr&.\)E!'!'!> ---'-·lo .... vie-v.,_ Beach: llo'-"""""'1ollterwlth P=-~· • ..!t'!'.~ iiiiijjiijii~d·[i:-' Recreation areL drpa. wtr pd. ·Htd pooL· tum ~. Un.tum. tao . .-...--ill«I ~ 497·1643. ref, trans. 6U-07'9l. I' mg..~ •~~"'---•I
t Ba. • $2'l5 • Mature adults, infant ok. •1018 or 213 . SM-i:fll. , * UINDU SPIRin.IALl51' * A~ Shep be rd Contr Htot biU'edl\m..67•. , """*"· ll.tng nn., dlninJt 81\5 -Way, NB Walt lo -· 1887 Lei 1Jt10. od -,... !eioo01i _,-. Vic Victoria PRO~.-~ hdilOot ~
, ~tio, 2 Moaqed by OH THE BLUFFS Monrovia_ 64>-421Tl. · wltole outlook 00 life for ""' --· 4!11-1643. JAQr. Taulaae • R<palr ~ ~W: D;lim. -
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Ila PAIK NEWPORT Fountain Volley ~~ Blvof. CM. inblm.Seelollooluma. MeaDdw,C.K.54&-29119. Drmilir<•••t-JT.511 VILLA YORBA ..... owuE'NTS ~·~ PROBLEM,,,...,,...,. eo .. SMALL -A"''"" kit ELECTRJCAI. l lce n1ed. se-r>un.~~l SIS Mr""'"' SHAKEWOOD ROO~ w_lprtv. bath le; all fklent, iympatb.etlc ten, vie. Mella Verde~ bonded. Small Jpbe:, ma.Int. -*· ·
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-Some typing newapaper camera. ,... wutad to work In Fuhlon pm, 4 doya. I.owl> ol!loe Calla. A!TPI> In -SUrf 6tH'J!9, bracelet Eun>pean rooe cut USED , ~d. Xlat Ml'dirlp, Short quires the use ot a Station , ~Wpt. Call ( 71 f) located on Fuhlon lllabd:, &: Sitloin. 5930 w. c.o.lt WALNUT olh desk. 32x9l stonet. $400. (7lt) 633-1388 • ~'." ·== -= ~= ~"'."~':: :y ~ PERSQNllEt MFG UN usu AL OP· = ~.wt·~ Hwy .• ,.....,.... Sch. -lhell, $50. ~ DIA. ~-c I ct. "50. POOL TABLE j mmf..Ablolu&et)' no fee. St., Cocta Mela. SER\'J:ES~ PORTtINlTY Fer )'lll 'man Jou Jcms at m-«JOO fDt' W:R.ANTEDlo ~rln!haeSJt! .... arln ~ncond• ~--bed/coocb. ~~ ~ 1 cl. B.!_1!!! r w}.c,~1 ~naJ l-alv In Pe IOl'I w/mach. mop A tech. appt. , """' , .... ~ ~ . .....,. • 213 v • 111'JU':-I, Olu C:""' 1ue. com-r DENTAL Cbalni&! ass1a-488 E. 11th (at Irvine) CM lu.l...-..t To •/-' for elderly lnvalid, CNTRY Fr dln tel. 9 < > 4.U-1294 plete with four cues, balll,
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E, ~ Trainffr. Im· equal ORJOr:twiity employer. Happy ID W. Henlnck W"1, S.A. CPA ofc:. ~. fllhlg °"" . far ~be~ own thru Fri. 6f0..1887. .
P'lacernent. Top $$$. EXPERIENCED lllleslady PART Time Clerical. Flex· Jy. 1 to S, • 5 day wk. ·boa Men or women. Can be 2 New matcll.lnc Fr. Prlwtn-
Sbilt&. ""hnn. & tenip, wanted. 646-5388, uk for ,..,........_, l b.l e b our 1 , Ne a t S.7768. rUDtlY handicapped. Vta, dal Lowllel.ta, $300 for
0 FEES. Paciftc: Mrr. Tomcho. I IMlla i1511•15 bandwrtttnc. 54&-'131r) ~on. nftred. Age 21 to TO, llJI>" both. Orig. $2i8 eL 6'15-5Cfi9,
Servtcea. m No. • ,,30-11:30 A.fl. ""· s.mere. Secar1•ty --'""'""" Dr! .. MAPLE ...--""· ~ Union Bank Squ8fe FACTORY 488 E. 17th (at ll'vine) CM •• PICK Up A Delivery a cab 6 hn or more a day. Bunk·or twin beds, maple, ~ •. ea, 547-'446. .:.k . 642-141' -· MUlt bavo valid Am In ,.._, Yellow Cob Ortho matt. Pl ea. SM-ms. ,.. ;;-~·";,:::--;::-;;;-h~~~~~~~ c.ur. ~lie. " be .... . Off1'cers °'·· 186 E. 16th St.. Cotta • FT. Sola • Chair. Good
ERS -Exp in ~ An JANn'ORS t« ate ad y ~ ~ 11Msoer· · Mesa. ahape le end tablet. Modem
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1 6-10 pm ~. Ana"hetZ:' Part Ume A Full t1me $75. 53&-3905 .
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A REPRESENTATIVF .. ~ // /). -J• ~' empk>yer. · ata1't;o vac:at on, . • t • 1 ~ ~ ~n~. Coll!',: J\etl. 'J r7. '4 \JR<;mr\?.,FNEEDED PRINTER'S HELPER ~ ': ~ a>MPLETE Soil>&, Pl. 35 __ ~ -·-'.::I'" ...... _ a ..... _ ..... detective. Cantad Security ~~· r. ... -:r.;·
ooill. Va co tlon s In : =.:J ~ ·,..no =.,tto1 = ~k ~-=: ~~ IOO fer on abot abell;........ l ~~ now IDr New!Jtelndustrlal •-Blllln&Cled<Typlst pl1n orll!hool'pl1ntahop ~· Novomber :Mtll, 9 SCRAM LETS ~~~~ AOfo MECHANIC Division For Women lrvlne 54IM450 exper. Apply POl'IOnllel AM· ._._ ' , • train oet.' -6 dW1Y
Exp BMW mech 8 shop NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO Dept; a to 3, Padnc: Mirtua.I NSW' EIS other buplM 9IM Colton ~ ol ..._ C.. "'ll'e,,.,.,: • Many ._ ... , In the Tempo Temporary Kelp Drllld&·N~~ f:~ su~CE ~-~· A St:~" .:;~;~·""~',!llcb"'. ":"1148-=24211:;:;..· see Htinl at Crevier Mts. N~ Beach, Irvine, San· JUNl~R Salemneo: ].().15. ~ tbru Fri)~ -WV pltime eW.-. ~ ii':i. GARAGE Sa)e, Sat. Nov.
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BABYSITI'ER-Houtekeeper, sltions. Excellent earningl. DAILY Pll.DT. Thlr ti nol a 2 )'l'L recent experience. 2500 Newport 81.;n,,·c.M. After an~ ot drink· chair._ ottoman. Girt'• delli:
a.ft IChoo1 u PM, occas. Weekly pe.ychecka n~ route and doer Sml oover ktter A re1Ume SERVICE Stadon f!tiiiifi ins. rome s1rll iet weak in •·chair, 8IWinr machine tn
litlr. Udo Irle, ll.25 hr. notdell. ·--' ude"'-~. ! toD .. ,!?,'=!~p OAd .1!!! 1560"4, dayr. eraveyrd lhttt. IWiac the NAYS. dftk w-cllr. Wl'GQebt 1ron
Ooll Mn. H.ayoo, Youth NO FEE '."'""'· ··---lloil ~ -•-1 · • -• lbllL LDcaI ,.,. req'd. Azm ANTIQUE Frondl 6 Vic-cbandellff. ....,. -
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lrviM as.1441 "" -Vallfy ' Fill -Applyln pe-: San-~ ... =.,;,-..:.... -~ c:: del .... -=:ml!:! HllDtifWton_ Beach areas on--ta Ana·Brtstol Omv. Ho1p. , • .-,:=,:c•=.o;=:.=;;,=;;o--~ ii ly. You mUlt be OQt o1 19th t. Newport, CM. IO'x3 , Imp, Im Pal""= OLD trw>kl, quilt, llnen, pie.
Fee Pild ac:h>l>l by 3 PM to LlconM Training SHEEr motai _..n1c: p1nll. ortlladl, ~; -. camp t. boat -la Foreman participate. Ex-....i Llm!Nd Time Only , • c...lelalna, old ..-. ~ • -elec. knife, ,,..,
Rubber/plastics to$18K ~D prl,o rlty.Famooallcenlecounenow ~~a:,.."!:'J~~~ clubl I: mile. 432 ~ canoi>efter,Cbrtstmar ~st~ to~ ~~~ ~ ===· ~ace·T• Wr;:;.:;.;a. = dining , ::-=.....-~-.;;:: ~-• --~ q"ollllql'm n;;;...... -"'• ~ ONmaf nil I z JJJ, 2151 Alta VIII& ~J..<• ~ w.o 129 Owwton New .. ......-la1ee · .., -"""' -Eutblull. Fri-Sat. ~· PM. Sc:heduler . to ISOO r-· . -· 0pen1np avallal>le. SEWING • O!Jr, ...,. .,. bod. -" , a In t't 01, ~lbAll~;;-<Plf.;;,;;...,.......,:-:---=~~~.!!:!"--i lllr! Fril°'?'tr 1800 ':::' ,.::="""' ...=: ~ tn1ninr _..., e:::* ~""~ ~ -ta pu trt u. GARAGE .Sale: ~e'n ..,..
Seeycomm l lmdlno tolflOll A-•---~-Fu!W'O-opj10I' u.~. ~u ~·--lollle,Mllc~A Inc A lhQ ....... -ooe AulmnOtlve Sec'y/Bkkpr In $11)0 ·---· --•-tunltle& Call Mr; Sloan o1 -~-~ ---mll 1'1111. No. JJJI. equip. VorlolJ ol mloc:. =ij~~ wtto machine PerlOllOOI Clerk $3'IS hi t. 3rd lhll1a. lllllt .... -· . Swlfdllloard Opr, R.B. (Gorlleld ot lloocb ltOIOI. 1!arrel chair, l&mp, ~ • --.. Ac:ctnc Clerk 1415 exper. Call "Girt ~lffl TARBELL Koll Glrl lod.) 5311-1285 ..,.., -.....,,.,. " '
Ill "'° DllllJ Pllol. DI -(3) Open Kelly Needa you L -term Lee Rhoads ""' bwmleo w/i:qe • 111P-92S2
Boyl sa-t, °""' Free a Fee Pollltlam 2061 ..,._ Ctr Dr i.mporory •-menu. pit& Doa1 mi. '"'" In ~·e.11 caJJ !IX26. NEWPORT lrvlno a3.1"4l RIAL TORS MUlt bllvo ""I""· -Antique Clocks Eutliull •t '124 Aleppo, Fri ~ QUICIOE vests ore perfect
Perw•ttl ~ R.E. SALE&Exp'd. r.v~ ot· ~Conda. Top earn-EXCLUSlVELY A Sa.t. 10-3.. f._ .1(1'; • 1ft ~ tor fashion'• toda.)' look. w ~~"""::!,": 1331)..,,orDr~N.B. ftce.lll&h....,mi-tooopl1L ln(.LWeeklypay,cbeck. ii !k>ld •Repaired GWITSale' Antlquu. "'I ,,.,.., .., ... Crochet,.....Jorthegirls
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-_!per.c1""'=~n..--•-t ~ Maehinlrt Equ!ty particlp&tloo. No Abs>:lutely no fee. • Victoria. CM 646-9749 power machinery, mtfal · -join beQ&OOI tor top style
. , . 501, o ~ riai , broll;er competiUon. stan-A,ply In p.,... Hra Sat/Sun 'til 10..ro delka. i e I a. l fiYpeWrller, Zip up tilt 'falhloriabl« or c:hoo9t potholder version. a30JW~~~ Costa FOOD Manager Aut. Perm. ~vexln'~~ ~R.E. C.ill Lee, 2061 8utlne&J Ctr. Dr. Weekdays 7 pm··w pm =::..:..~ ~ t=per~ llUdde~ ~ ~.~~ =~;PaJ"[;
-...... • o .c.r.R. 13 br. Call 838-1103 dltion . ..;.... benellU. R'ECEPTIONIST lrvlno ANT I.~ u.~ TABLE. boa~ 'IS KP. alO • -tilt ....... tines, sleek ahaplng. &-ID; U-11 Included.
We , need one Automotive before rmn. Immediate ~ For: 833-1.U lt'sll d.\ $125. Beautiful trailer. 303 Klnp Rd., N.B. Send! · BEVENTY·Jl"IVE CENTS d i:;;0 wtth DMV ex. FRY OlOK, EXPER. Sw\rtK AA Co. needr ,your 11tnoaal· TEAalER Meda wUJin1 SC..746fi 6tl>-4656. Fri, Sat, Sun. Printed Pattern 9252: NEW fnr each pattern _ add z 1 I" . Seod ...,... to ~ graveyd llhllt. Start fl.50 AUTOMATIC SCREW lty tor ln>nt olllce. Som• ·rellable _, ir H bra hat'-I02 GARAGE -Sat Nov z Mluel' Sim 8, JJJ, 12. II, Ill, c:enu for each pattem !or i ~. c/o Dally Pilot, per hr. 562 W. 19th St., C.M. MACHI NI; ~~ -~ a wk howlewwk. Penin. :J::L" 11uy bouehokf 1tem1 18. Size 12 (burl 34) jumper Air Mall and Special Handl· 1
eat Bay Street. CoaU GIRL • 21 to 30, fl/br. ~ 54IMI055 CoutaI hr .,.. N.B. m--. ElCl'RA larae aweado.,... Cbln&, !SX5l Metal Ille mi; 1% yarrla 54-lnch; b1o<i1e 1n2· otherwl" thirll-dul .1
M · Callt 92626. Hostess & Barmaid. Must OPERATORS iOMei Aaency' 2"l'90Harbor TEAQIER Ude wanted for 3 doo r Kenmore Ironing btd, beddine. U-· 17/8 yanls 39-lnch fabric. deliwry will take three l ~ boys, Utbne 0 r be dependable &. attractive. • · . , Blvd.· tM:. • private ICbool, call ' tor "Supermarket". refri&era· erci9:>r, much more. Un. Unaft'Y·nvE CIENT8 weeks or more, Send to • ~ lfut be avail. Exper. not nec:l!saary. Setup &: operate Acme-... ........J:r appt: Mt--.. tor.:Ex~-cciDditkm$350. 9lun4pm, lD1'6S El Centro, lor .-ch pattern -add 25 Alice Brook3, the DAILY 1
~ . Apply in Jll!"!IOl1. 646-9407 Grldley 8 Spindll! or Brown rW::iOfllONIST for Dr'a of. 9'19-S31l, 6t5-S45l a.ftl!r 4 or Fountain Valley centa tor each pa.Item for Pll.OT 105 Ntedlecrl.ft
'Lido Mullet, 3433 HANDYMAN, ,.tired or & Sbarpe. ~;._ ~ SH 90, will TOOL & ..-GARAGE Sale: Sat " Sim. Air Moll &lid Speclal Hendl-Dept, Box i'3. Oki Cbeloeo Udo. N.B. • .emi-Tetlred. $500 Month 2-DR Refrla, Kelvinatar, . Nov. 25 Ji 28th. 10 am. Ex· 1nr. ~:: Station, New Yortt. N.Y.
Exper Pd. vac. 6'H006 Alter 6 P.M. Apply In Penon RELIEF Cook: Full time. DIE MAKERS Int-tr, 1115. --oomb c:ercycle. Sauna b • t b . ~ Send 1 lOOIL Print"-•Id -i med. hi. dent.i.l Call Mon tbnL Fri 7:30 to 3 c:oklz' TV. needs rorne repair Furniture. Books. Few an-« moft.
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, fla.A...;ittshar-HoppyThonktglvlng STA-FAST INC . PM. -Verde Catv.Prqp-.. metal porta $1Z.1543Soodcutle,Olll ttques. Ml Vista Bon11a. MartanMart!n.theDAILY NEEOLECRAIT '121 ~ ~ ln ~· Mon-Pacific Personnel 916 Lyon St. [~~ Center St, :::=.:..~.~ Rent W•lhen/Dryers F.utblutt, N.B. ~~e:2·/~tte:,, neJ.; =n.. ~ etc. Flee
J'.l'l ll!:)O "ll!ll-4.30 pm. Na-Senloea s.nta Ana the deaJcn A COllltnlC:tloll ol fl W1< Full ma1D1. PATIO Sale' Sal A Swl JJJ.5. York, N.Y. l<>ll. Print _,. --. ~ Lumber Co., l912'J 112 No. ToWl!r RN, p/time, a.-u Shift. Ap-hl&b speed llUlcate . * 639.-1212 * Fumltuft bric-a-brac am. KAME. ADDU:8S wtth ' .,, Btiiolimot. H.B. u~!!:'!"." ~. MAID -~ Apply Ex· ply lo Penoo Saola Ana· """"•• dlel. ~..:,;::; opplan. -"'11ioln(, ZIP, om: and l!TYLE Ba.sic, fancy knOU, pa~ •
Q.UNING ......._ wanted, v·-~· Calil. ecutlvo S\11'"8, ml N......... Bristol O..v. lloep, WI W. must be -Oi c1o1nc ~~ llnem, bllin. pnlen loola, IWMllELM Q I t~OO....... --~ .llildr,._twic:e ~. priv 517-6441 mvd. a.ta. M-. Hemlock Way, S.A. their own bm artdDI ol . delv'd. ~'76». Sttr5Z1I. Colt clubs, etc. Di Abelone, SEE ORE u c k Learn by pictures' Pat>
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-· trlc:al & toola req'd. Apply THROUGH A ~-~ . 1 ... ~M s-mo ..,..... ~ • heovy. Send Rnume In _., to H. W. wright . -~ -~UR·LOIC CORP. yr -· -GARAGE IO)e: Carpel tile, mSTANT FA S H I 0 N 11 IU{)' R"" ~ ' !!Oc. I llluy requirements to Co ll6 Rochester St. Costa 200 Wfttdiff Dr., NB .,, WuMr~, brand new, dothirw. mire. I: mllttary. BOOK _ H\llldftdr 0 f ::* ol U Pltie ~
p, o ..... n. lnloe. Mela. ' • DAILY PILOT 64>7710 uoo E . Normondy PL otill en~ -2ll8I 0n. ..... Ln., ILB. luhloi. lads. SJ. - -1 -1' ,. ......
' COOK HOUSEKEEPER """'"' 2 · ' • SALEUPT. Santo Ana . * * -Sal A Sim. Vacandea ... , money! Rent 50c, ,
rut food..,.;... hrs per day to care for hlln-w, ANT AD RENTALS Cl Bii< No. ol McFodden, IO o= ll)O-"t d~, GARAGE ule Sot. Swl , .. your -· qL •.. --,._ --• -' to a am, 6 days, dlcappe'd pntlemen In Attractive &iris with ap-Blk W. of Gnu)dl ·~~ ..,.-.. • 4. 380 Woodland Pt, C.M. bldg., etc. lbru a Dally PUot 50c. :i
IN THE BOX Balboa Covel< .,.._ Mn. CALL . 642.5678 oe<lliit! oaln po ten t I a I • Equal ()ppor. Employer Furn • ml9C. Leovln( ooun-Cla!ol!led Ad. Sell Idle lteml -.,. ......... lhllls • • ~:ap+=·=rotrvlew~~~-~c~.M=-~~B!lloy~~·~(2!3~)=-~~~=~~:§~~;;;;;;,111'1~...e-~-~-~~--~~~to~Rel>~I REl'RIGERA'roR • aiOw try. 50-2l!M now! Call &0-6878 Howl 15 belutitUI psttema. 50c. ta! Doi>t· .. 1'.·~o. Box lXlO, Tool -Allwldaftt IZ-...._Colla-...._ Sell Idle 1•--···--._.,,.,Cal.-. ,,_ ... et• -~~ .. ' ~··
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Ltd. h:elrm llllnd, Nwpt. reportsA~Ahllil1to WESTINGHOUSE \IPl"lPt Todl...aoptn1NQflfotSoturdoy, ~~l!ch~. ~IM~lllll51~>=;~~1 )IUrdlue: ane mpptita A tr.aer, ftCPOrnt coadttioD. l9Clllwordteot1jiiiiptild~totMn'On toola dNlred but not -SJSO, 54HllM .. ,..,z.dloc_llgn. l'l'NlrETIRY tiaL 5 YtWs mlD esp tD H<Yn'OINT REFRJG '"'°"" 31 T .....
'1UIK slmllor pooltlon req'd ~ -m,Coodoondltion, 2""''"''"""'""
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cbalr, co11ee table. klqi a r1AIUllW Ull '1llLIO DI' tnde. 80-:1122 Sldlli& A llahlate IMdOm ~-=-=:..· ----'--ORANG& COUNT'l :11',2'/
bed. box BP'P A m&ttt, bar Cotu 152 tralla'. Call alter 12,00 BLIDE In oamper atoepu, EADQU TERS ~· ~~
-i.. -TV. eves "-OUT Of BUSES!! .-., en•> -. MUST INSULATED " AR v~ ~ •-PERSIAN klllena, CFA rei.. SEW $395 OFF SEASON W.. • S.~ ~.
MOVING • AMortod turn & lhDta, xlnt. lines, au colon. MUST ,.u ts· Rullaboot !l.11-2304 Dis.COUNTS * Dc!!mMlf l
J)tndnal effects incl Fr Showcuet • Counten • Desks $75 • Up. w/trler Nu. paint, reblt '60 CHEVY •lop van eq\&ip, ~1Hiil'tbrl8Aid;; a.c\
Prov. table, 4 ea,..,back Woll Sholvl"" • Ille GondolH * 892s2970 * JobbaoD 15 <,,.ver -l ....,. & inlltall. N-tnw NOW AVAIL:ABLE • ......,_ " ,
cl\aln, Spanish fum, maple Stove e 1Kk1 e Mlny Other ltemtl SIAMESE Sea.lpo\nt, Show =t offer Ulla week. work. Sac. M'ffi. 963-SJOi, Ned 1&01 c .:O.twai..
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m-3893 C8llOIA DEL MAR ~ y wonned. SI& 494-1151 Erle. lll68 EVINRUDE 16', Inboard l500 or ,.... offer DE~IVlttY "'
·E¥'J'M .~ ,~, (ll'ert i ,. ~ ' • 1 ,.., .... .., l ••' . . BEAUTlruL Siamese klt· ~~~~ .. : tri-bull, 10 w 9642-8233• CREVIU I· · ' ~-· ...,.. _. · 1h .-m·o,. • , . · , 312'1 1. coast Hlihway·" , · , ••na. $10. each. Moth .. rr.e • ..,.... '°"' HP wio11e, ,. Shell c.mw. F•c•orx MOTO.I . HOMES I :;.'iiAii~ii"'ii . .,i!ii.i'iP~·-::~' ~·1 p.ru. "~penn,arket" rerrtaen· COl!OM def Al.I-, to good tw>rne. 646-3024. Wttb or without dock apace. built. 2 ;yn. Like new: -: llem tor.le Ex..u.nt ........... ~ 854 :=FF.ER. 5SH507. !KM452 alt 6 pm, :t08 W. ht, S.A. 135-3111 .!..
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, . Behin , kiOl. table -3 yrs old, " 9 Mo'• Old. Fawn AKC regls. stereo, depth finder, fUiI . SeootWI 925 _._ ~ l!~ANTASTJC Bqy • Quality slate, 7'x:4', xlnt cond. Rack STER.EX>: 1913 GUrard .fQU , OICAll •Y Lovable. Father "Lil Abner" ,alley, many xtru. ileePI 6 •n Mih'o Gttm, Saddle reblt ~· Xlnt cond.
e l'G'k>q I cues Incl, .SOO'J..Overhead Quad.raBoruc, 1ystemlied, ,, • · · (Cbarnpk>n). Must Sell Im. m comfort. $9975. 675-85n. bags, I: wind shlelda, Sell or c"'50~::..::t!nn.:;::ccli4M504.===,..,--
per Tiffal1y lamp' $50. 8*-1aM . i auto ~. A· M I FM Don't •buf · any c:JPn unW med. $150. 5-10-0223 or 22' Mint '56 Chris Lapstrake, trade. Need Pick-up or Van. Rent A Motor Home MP~, r~e c.-e l v ~ r . ¥r -)0&--can play! Non-players 54.1-4701. lnbd. bead. top, full equip'd. 192'1 Indian 101 Scout, for yow V-.t•
.., ................... , ',IUlpim&k>il. apeakera. taPEI welc:olne'k> attend tree work AKC Choe Min F Poodle covei:. perfect bay & ocean restored, RU or trade or 1st * .,,....1 * • deck,plua: tn jacks. Was left 'stio' f: infonna& • ill · clas&ic. ~.1006. $1.000 60-QllS or m-o:m -~7=7'-=~-':!,.,.--
11nc1a1m00. Still brand ne-w, "c:n"'lact~ Tom Dlete:icb ~ ~1 f ~ ~ 22' ~y Boat, blt"by South ~alt=&,"-----=-Motor homf!; for.rent. in box & auar, Now $91, or '42·21Sl -543-215& eout tn 1'6<1, 6 eyl c;roy ,67 YAMAHA TOO '12 WINNEBAGO. 27'. amall paymts. Credit dept~ , Marine with only 350 hrs Sleeps 6. 640--0482
893--0501. Co.1st Music Slrv~ OOBERMANS, reds, 2 yr $2750 or offer. n4: 645--2T~. Ttall Jllke. New Tire &: ~Se~U~lhe,=;c;ol'O'd:..shl".it~n~ ••• the=-'--NEW I( 'rust .IQ'loD: ilbili Newport Blvd. atalarbor male, all shOts, eal'I crop-• cbaln. Ii"~ qine_ ~ -· .,.., new c~t, 80 yds. $2.95/ya.' • • ' Costa Mesa , Red. 1 -wk male. puppy Bolts,. Seti · 909 _ _,1,,125.,,,.__,,•:.,""' S43-36!11=:!..,-stuff. ·
J<e<rii< !JS . ., -!'\a 11'~ *PlANOS*°RGANS* shots. 552'-1"89' 11· F/G Sloop srooo. Floata, FORD 250 % Ton P.U. & a· MOier -·, ·' w
$3/yd. Lo~at $35: 2 ·atta Harrimond Wurlllzet many W"& are lriterviewlng tarnilleJ tton, alum spars, dacron jcabtJj~o-~tiF~~·~-=~·:•pd: II f;;S•~· l~•=/;olt:oint~~~;;;-, I nijj;S. 2 1~ box -~'I: :otNq.,.Ple-seaaon~it>eclals, !or our darlln& pups. 7 wkl sails. 3 hp.Evin., trlr. In tM Ii 352 V-8 Good cond. '59\fAID. t• St9b
mattres14 .»4&54. · I model -cloSe.-outa.'.Piano a: ·Old. Mother Eng. Setter, water, can 'be seen now: Sl.DL 91&-'45 • Now I AUfd'..,'Tfllnf?-,\
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per1. CoQd., • box ,1 8prjng tng ~ins are ·here right FREE to good h:>me, spayed 32' P.C. Sloop, racin& rear, excel cond, MUst aeU Now,
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form.lea counter tops . GoingOUtForB\kiness Show quality. 841--0330 dition, new trailer, $950 •• 6*-0il83. RENTAL fl l rt •
Harden Ente-. 815 W. Best quality , pricec , ouv. • f h M6-3267 all 5, lS'lf Sachs Enduro Excellent ''7 S N P ..... ,
l8lh SL, Costa Al es a J<awal,Stetnw.,,BaJilwln etc. Ped19ree A 9 an Pups . coridil'on, 139>, 4 ~-'., (XCA221) &G-2842. , , Player Pianos I: RoJ.is $100 , 832-8638 .HOBIE CAT 14 83S-l832 .,,....
INVALID'S (STAIRsGLIDE). ·Ren"1s '"'"' .We'.lluY,Sell e MINIATURE SCHNA\JZs Xlnt ~ (0'811ge) $850. •n YAAIAHA 31i11 Eoduro. ..1.m -~ -~~~· ~~-u:_> ."o!! Daily ~·s p~~ 12-5 ER ~Pl. AKC, 6 wkz. WIU 24, ~ w/~lr, jib, eenoa, Xnt _cond. $700 or best ~~er. ;63 ~ Ton Ford P'"*up J
'wkiiW: GR-D. Costa Mesf, tn4J $45-3250 ho.Id till Quistmas. 644-7895 roam &ail. spinnaker, anchor ~55&1 early mornlni a ( -"'""""'"-"~-=~~-~. -or 64().1786. & line $3001 675-3616 MINI BIKE, xlnt cond. 4 HP, 3 Spd., Air, v .. , ~~,.;., ~~ Sporti"" Goocfs , 830 SAMOYED PUPPIES. Columb~2l.im •. ji6$, 11e1mn,& car rack, $85. BALBOA 'lB' 11y y3 Jo.Ji '
·S 19 e ~ ~ C,h :a:."• t ma. a WBJTE Hear x-C" model MaJes. No~ SZ. Clean & fast Main & Jib. :Honda 7SO-O>opped Ex ~ ~ ~-wU. 639--862l 'b'o'i t "?ad i o con tr o I Tenns. 675-0075 besi , TO Settle~ F.aate~-Jtanchl ':~ 'Ci.iln}iete incl. 4 AFGHAN puppies, beautiful ·KITE, No. 893., Excel cond cellent~OO or
, 'M1nk, full lwwth.-Oria• cOstJ daarineJ.uait; eQlliPo w/O & Rl;ds .w·Blk mask. Low, low $600. Terms. 004 S . ~o::e"::e""7·==c:''-=~~~,1 1
1 $8000. 2 Wilt -wedding tel R coippact ·111, 1 b.p. eng. prices. 642-9899 Bayfroot, Bal Isle, 675-6675. 1971 Honda 300 SL Excellent
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! SJNR.ER ·~.~ & .~asonable.oUer. '546=93?1 AKC, ht shot. Yellow & w/''72 9~ HP' eng. Loaded MS-2152.
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, -:i.·:.l '°fMo:. G':..:.:r skiill 51 ~ ~ 836 AFGHAN male B indl 7 • tras & clean. OH-road
' ~·· ;w1L. ..... ..... , tereo .• . • • r c, LIDO 14 No. 2093 clean, license 548-2785. 175 cm Pl 6i&"'l514 mos, Show quality, AKC. gl'sed board good racer 1-"==, ===-~--Ruatan: ll<ble Boa,.new, FISHER ··~ , -or 9797<J!l57. Prl pty 1Tffi,
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$150. \Jri&, price !;15<l, PRll"E 15 RIGHT IRISll Setter Pu PP I e'. 7• ll" O'DAY. Good cood Fresb P"too & bore · ~* · Pretty ;r,,. : · f.O ~ holi-Champ. AKC. Then d r l n Wonderful Ch r i at mas $000 • 644-'l'T77 . . FJRE WOOD d · ~ Kx..oo st lines. Call 557~76 $.A. present $200. 673-:l!Cli. '66 Yamaha YDS3. DTI.
· lOl6l ~~ ', ~~ilier (powel-only):: IRISH Setter Be~uty! 10 wk 13• RACING Rigged, sail, Front end . .st50/offer. 128-
Vllla Pm , . 633~3 watb RMS,4 tune: seJ. tape fem . Great ~. AKC, cover w/traller. Xlnt oond. Apt. D, 18th St., CM.
WHin: Mink .talkired cwt, mon. loudDels·cont·hi filter, 846-3994 H.B. $550 complete. 833-:'044. '69 Honda Mini Trail, hot
sz. 8, Sa.k's 5th Ave. Ozi&. concentric bass & treble a: AKC Doberman Pinsr.her 16' Hobie C.t $1400 cam, 90 carb. $100. Call
Sl,IDI .• $400. 64f..5057. !'JlOr'E!. In;cludes ....,mut cab-pup S75. SC8-6148 'Thun & 642-'2756 alt fr 83.l-8Zi6 ·M&--2487.
G.E. Relrig, $25. Gaa range met. . Orig. cost $150, sell Fri.. 642-481B Sat. ' ' BOY'S Stingray BM:ycle, pur-
$25. Drapes. Tan. w.c '"'' !Or $75, Ph. Mike -tu, )ilip,/~. 910 Pie. like ..,., $25. Coll
sizes. 646-*16 675-1527 after 5:30. · · • ~77'3 .... f
I ll"t J SLIP for .-.r boa~ u• to • · YARD VAC $95 EVERY Zenith&: RCA TV in ...... 38'. Also dry' s to rage . MENS Z1' 5 spd blcycle Uke 548-T4S4 stock on sa?e now at Orange . ..,..___. . DeAnza..Bayskle Village, XM:I new, $55(oUer. .
CC! u n t y . s -1 a r·g e-s t E Coe.St . H""' No.iunnrt 557-2D> POOL Table, 4"8' slate, RCA-l.enith dealer. 3 Yr · .. .,, ··~ .. ,-,
AnUq. Stype. $325. Will picture tube, 1 yr parta & 1 Bolts, General' '900 ~ · •· · . · ·.. 72 HO~~ 350. MUSI'
, deliver free. Ph: 836-ilil2. yr service on all sets. 90 -BOAT Space Avail: Nr. Udo. SEIL Call ,,._,;.,.,
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PINCH Y, o•u1· OLD wiCker turni~. Old ~&a!t~~ = .. \;'~ ~%=i:i:t'o;;il'pe :--~' ~:.~=-W. C5t. C06tumes, velvet, lace, tee. players all In working In' the old days )'OU could ,;:,=~;c.:"'-=""'~~
. · Prlv. party, &75-<024, , oroer. Mu•t .ell now, $55. llart ~ bolillle'ii-0<> a ~ ~tu •• ~.& Sid' 911
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tl aerie'.s ama.11 bod.>'. claaa.ical RCA 25" comole, walniit ENACtrrilCJ!l_,!'fk I maflrie trailer. ~ outfit Is Wee
guitar. Nke finish with cabinet. late model, xlnt ~~~ ~~ r:..,..viaa&nal Tie'of: Origjnaj, cost $9200.
tculptured machine beads. cond. $220. 963-2963 aft .5 -lft:TI\.ic,'....,...: ~i; • Sacrifice $500). Phone
New aet of A u & u s t l n e HI Fl, V<Mce of Muslg BcNm, Power 906 830-6«82. · .. 'ftNNIES GUARANTEED I I'.~ v· .
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strings. Sacriflce Jor $70. Record Player, Wal'nu t W rrbnTi .. , twin•= h MUSI' sell 14' Ski boat & Ph. Mike, 675-1527 alt. 5:.11. cabinet, $00 phone~· .,.. 11o~~,. ~ ip., Trailer.
COMPLETE Ludwl& drum '11.-tcldge.. many extra>. "3J,2164, 548s8995
set with cymbals and atand. .it~. P.h: 6f4-183!> · 14• Al.wninwn Fisherman, 20
Make o1Jer alter 5 pm. 1·· 30 ~J't .• 1956 Hunter &dani ,hp Mercury, elec start, Jeu ~2152. Fret to You . ~ ·aleeJWI 6 .. Good rtJQnd. Steal .. than 10 hr.s; fl$. 548-1056.
T""!f .S.KOP-$250. ·.$50CJll,,2lJ' -llll~ ' · l9'llJ llfiNISPORT 40 h c8ti Sti!ve, Ms-1o95 3 Lines, 2 TJmas, $.2.00 Any day ls~ BW DAY ·to Mercury eng., tn'uier, ~
'Office FumltUff/ nn-an ad! Don't delay, · ., , con.;!.. J600.or ofter. 644-1196
Equip. 124 2 Male Gennan Sboi\tierd' .call todpy NHms ~~Id. 1 mk ~ 1 '!/e~ Aut.-, lJMd 990 Auioo, u~
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CASH. Terrier, 8 monthL Alao e 835-2278 • other JJUPL 548-6148. 1~ · ~
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front cli10• "'•Ii: ... th1tM 9l•u.' ._,., Mcket ...... Z.:DR. SEDAN
white w•ll tiNI. IAw •ii•• .. ·•-irtl" cer. Mri•l 1 StaMeN .cfllllNNllt llKIHM h"'"-i:f-fro...,, WW. ..
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Electra 225 CU&tcift. Vinyl: top, vinyl interior,
fWI power, tactory·alr coDd!tionln&. tilt 1tffr·
_Jng, whee~ .AMltM: &fem> radio, white aide
wall. tires, ~tc. Very low mUeegie. Imm&culate
(64l·DZZ). f4999 '
'72 SE~ DE VU.i;t; I'.; • • '
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tioning, full power vinyl top, beautiful tapes.-
try interior, Wt whed. Auto. tram., radio,
heater, W /W tins. Ablolutely showroom fresh
WITH LESS than 90Dp ~~ See to believe.
(588EAD). .. ... . .
'71 SEDAN DE VOJE
_vinyl ~ Leathtt interior, dual oOmfort 1 I see.ts, tru:u: t>Swer, factory air, tllt wheeL AM-
, FM Stereo with tape; power door llacks.' crulle '
control. twilight ae.rl~, Most every option. Ur
cal 1 owner, Leu tbu li\000 mlles. (579FlA)
Vln.YI top. l'WI .,._.. and
tioniq, fAa~r' interior
power doOt'\lockl, AM-FM·
, •ALB ruCED ' . ' . !71 ELDORADO
Convertible. Leather interior, full powrer, fac-
tory air, Wt wheel. AM/FM stereo 'trith tape
• ~r, power door lOcb. twilight 1entioel, cnilse control, extremeITlow mileage. (4(M()86) suss
''UTOBONADO
Deluxe. Full power, factory air condltioutng,
-tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo with tape player,
extremely low miles. (VZW576)
'2111
'78 SEDAN DE VOJJ!
Vihyl top, tapeatry lhter101', full power, fac-
tor)' air, Ult wheel, AM-FM, power door locks,
tWillght tenlinel. 6·to chOOl9 from. Al Low u
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wheel, ,AM-FM stereo w/tape, cnllle control
and much, much more. For the d11Crlminatlna
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.5444
'72 Fi.EETwllll:>
Brougham. Vlcyl top, Leather, dual comfort
seats. full power, factory air, tilt wheel, AM-
FM stereo, power door locks, cru1ae control,
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tory air cond., Wt wbeel. AM-FM Stereo mW~
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owner. car wllb a ~ miles. (138M2) .
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•r TOP $90.16 Kelly 11 .. look ALFA ROMEO -AUDI
970
+ tax per mo. For lite model, clean, -------96 mo. O.E.t.. low I'--do & "'-R lm..,...loh Dollwry m ....,. mo1--OllleO LEASING tlc1, lmporll, trucks or
ALL MODILS comport.
AND MAKES Call and Jal< lo< Beyer
Southern Calfamia DAYE ROSS
1st National PONTIAC
Baak Leasi111 24111 Hort.or Blvd.
· ~ Mlchellon Drive Costa Mesai 546-1117 (Corner of> MacArthur)
• '""""· Calli. 9'lll6I -"°"* n4/1!33.8620 mtm-0381 Sole/Rent
AUDI '71. 2 dr, 100 LS,
AM·FM stereo, aun-root,
&lr, auto, Daya, 811·8850,
-.. & wlmdl. 646-6833.
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& ROY CARVER, Inc.
2.11 E. 11th St.
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USED BMW's
'ff IMO
7G 2002
. '71 2IOO SEDAN
CREVIER BMW
Sales · Service • Leasing
208 W. lst St., Santa Ana
135-3171
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YEAR END UTOPIAN
iMOTORHOME SALE
NOW ON DISPLAY BMWt 69, 4 dr aed. Auto, air,
Salea Service xln't cood,
Parta J""ly Shop Call 49<6283
Lrlt~l FOil ACTION ••• fB~w,;:o~ DAILY PILOT
' WANT AD Any day bl the BEST DAY to
run an ad! Don't delay. • CALL 642-5678
call today 64H>618.
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DATSUN
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NEWPORT
BEACH
1000 W. CoHt Hwy.
645-6400
WE HAYE THE
NEWEST DF
DATSUN$ IN
INVENTORY l'OR
YOUR SELECTION
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Autos, lft1'0,,.. 970Autot, ~!!!~.
C.APRI MGo
radlala, AM/FM, lmm.ac. . new~-$3000 =Wi:~~µe.&e. S 36,000 ml. $3650. SliM689 ••• 1' '•u ..;.. · D "'4"""'" ~ ~·~ --~Priced ~ bluo MAZDA ·n PORSCHE 91l·T. s ""'· book. 8'MlBL -'
-1!M mllet, imD1lc. cond. "ro Volvo, 144, 4 dr. Auto,
MAZDA $6200. otter. 979-3484. am/fm air' cond. 2ttl(IO
LEASE SPECIAL 068 • 91lS, siM, AM/FM, mi's. 1l0nt oond. $21111. New '72 RX3 exru.t lll88'· Semperits. -"5.'S'-:7.-=:-:· :--:---$5,000. 111>-m;. A" ·-UMol $57.56 '6.1 PORSOIE Super 90. Must .,,_
aell. $1'100. See Friday at 001 1----
Londed. ROTARY powemf. t7th St, H.B. 536-4ml.
\l;T=ru=c=ks=====96=2=T=ruc=ks====='=62=T=ruc=k•====::96=2,I ~ty~Tra~ ~-For resp. W i!i1 ~or~oill SPECIAU e Kent Allen 837-4800. t• -"""'
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10 TO CHOosE cond. Air oond. Nu lnle--.
"BIGGEST SAYINGS" ,.bit---;--'60RAMIL"£R·w....,
.. Service ~ the dtll.,...... TOYOTA Y_., Air Concl., IEKL
HUNTINGTON BEACH 576)
TRUC.K SAL.E!
FULL PRICE MAZDA '70 Mark II $469"
BRAND NEW
II Size Mot,r Home 20'. & 22' Self Contained ~2793
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ORDER YOURS TODAY l ff ... ____ .... __ _
,1 f i RENTAL UNITS AVAILABLE
EXAMPLE:
BRAND NEW 1973 GMC VAN
22' MODEL NOW ?495 ,
KRAZY KELL Y'S
18641 leach llvd., Huntington Beach
New
ONEY
DOWN and •.••
WHERE THE NICE
USED CARS AND
TRUCKS ARE BUY
72 Chevrolet lmpol• $3299 1971 BUICK A Dr, H.T., Vlll'fl 1v1'wNiik, All'
COl'ldli1Dt11!!9. 'i;\ ... & bl'lk•· , .. i.. i.Mrp,
l/1 Ton -Big 250 cu.in. engine, heater, spare tire -
sliding side door -choice of I 0 colors. . '
TAKE ; IOUR -PICK .
at Connell Chevrolet
WHERI THE
SELECTION
1$ •. BUY
'70 Ford Torino Coupe $1899 ,Vt, rld~..-ntflc, .. lrtyf roof, JJ• mllft. t DI
"'"' (1.U"'*1MI
WHERE RE ·TREATED
LIKE A CUSTOMER> IE'O~E
ANO AFTER YOU BUYI
'68 Toyota Coron• $1199 ~ DI". Sedan. 31,N t mu-. ' ...-.d. ,...
dlo. (XDL'30). ~ A tha'JI. RIVIERA 1
/71 Vog.a $1999' AM/FM 1t.rff r1dlo, tllt ttffrlitt wt..11, •inyl roof, 70 Ford Goloxlo 500 '$1699 '69 lmpol1 4 Dr. Hordtop $1499 ttret. MMh 111h, cM-1 wt..lt, ,._, wJMlow1
~ JM1•1aflc; ,.....,. .... ,.,. CM. ~ •ltd Hlh, ,,, c.oMHto"I""', lt•tli•r him, MW ti ... &. • Or,, 1t•1o. """"""" '"'''""' ""IDmll· Vll'IVI roof, POwtr 1teerlnQ, 1vrome11c,
lln, C2"DLU I S11p1tlor l>t.iy. IJ&JCTNI le, 1lr (MCI., ,..u., 1 good buy. (20\lllTJ -. t it c~., radio, good bu'I'. (lLl(t'2tJ
$1999
fl799
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72 KARMANN GHIA AMlilllc.6.1!1
Rave $1,000. ud ollll "t lac-.1-;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;::;;;;;=:::;;;:•;:1:;;;;;, .... ........... Only 101•
pmtha old Jrith low mile-
qe, AM/FM radio. Musi
see to appreciate. Cost
13,250. will .. n 11r $2,250.
Pvt. Pty. 1.
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·VW-.!69-Squattback;-Mtto~
Reblt eng, new tires, radio.
Leavinl: country. $12 5 O.
54&-DI.
Oiriltrnaa Deal! ! 111119 vw
(auto) -New brb. tires,
many extru, $950. Ewo:
642-7148.
1967 vw Sqback. $590!
SACRIFICE, A-1
mechanical &: t l r e a •
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'89 VW Bug in xlnt cond.
w/new metallc ~ paint &
many .xtru. $1095/oUer
M>-1011.
HORN~~
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HAJCllllAClf I. V.W. ''89 Bus,.aun dial con-
version. Michelin'1, 2 Batt.
,.__ ....,,.. ,,......_1'k'W!: I • Ill<• U ~·· -r.;--vw Tinted Windlhitkt • Wheel .,_ . boY" Bua, Disc. H'4V,. ~~ ~· """'"'' ractk>, W/fl/. Xlnt (A3.5037EU1601) ~·,:: ;",;;~= $24·,·~· . new headers, xlnt cond.
Must oell !650. M1MOU
-a v.w. Sad, Sunroof, radio, IMMED A
Orig paint etc. Exe. cond QI'~ I/EDY '4()0. Aft 5 pm &lCS ., :!I:
'15 VW BUG, new fe.blt, new 'llf-. ~ S.Lee
pe.lnt, Oean, Excel cent. H C\IU Beal Offer. 546-2932 ~ ...
·116 vw van. Windows. -A11111-.11a1111 n
oaad. """· 496-nlll
19118 V.W. BUS. Excel cond, ..,. owner. low miles; t>a,,..
8374$00 Eve 644-1001.
547-5126
Ult ~· MaJn SL
'fl VW N.,. AM/FM ...... = "fi I J l:::..~·nlli ~R:=~UD"'
• v.w. eu •. ·115 .... Ml.JV.!" ~<;tm....._ nra. new -t. nu• anat. n. cell ~.
-m-1111, -60-Zla • j
'116 VW Van. le. .box. bed " '1UICK :j
dean 11\lklt a out. Chrome" -, :;y
646--M '83 Buick RJvtera Loiillell!
. VOLVO =.• .. """"' •Uir .
I ~· v-•-1--~-·ss --.~ *· "'"" 7" """ -. _. roof, V..S, auto, air Prfy lOot C<llld. * Call 115-1181 ...,.,.,., ll!IO. !13MJ34: \
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CHEVROLET CADILLAC CAMARO
Loaded with all extras,
beautlfUI white e:xte~r with
black lnterkir W c· A 9 8 0
HURRY! WCA980.
BllAllD NEW 1973 CHEVROLET MONTE r.ARLO
$2895
MacHoward
' ' Fully factory equipped with p owe r
For only 41 month1, on •ppro¥ed
credit. Full c:•1lt pric:• i1 $]I ~2.·
40 phu t•• & Lie. Deferred p•v·
ment price i1 $)921.37 incl. in·
terflf, 1.-. &-lie:. -Annu•l--,,.r·
c1nt•g• ••I• is 10.97.
steering, power bra kes, beck up lights,
2 speed wiper, !Mdded dash, shoulder
harness, Calif, emission tested 350 cu.
-in. V=S-en9ine.---
OIDER TOURS NOW
ALL NEW 1973 CAPRI
Wltli 2,0()0.4 cyliN itt or Y·6'·•nqint,,with or witliout.~9cD,..
9ro11 p, ••Ill• with 11111 rool end/or lendeu top, powtr fro11t
, disc brek11, 1tylt st.ti whetll, r•di•I tir11, bucket 111h.
I ctrp1tin9. OR.DER YOURS NOW.
VISIT ORANGE COlim'S NEWEST •••.
. fl1ST lllllDN SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Ai1011r Gr111ef Optftillf s.,.ci1l,·w1'll t i•• yo11 ,b,ol11t1ly fr•• ,,.
oil ch•nt• -111y ·Fwll pro411ct. No oblig•Hoe. Jint ,_,;,.,.
ALL NEW 1973 COMET
i, • TWO DOOi
1 Nyloit c1rp .. in9, ptlnt strlpei. 1polt1 w~Jt 'I mort. Choic• of
........... C.lor.. Ord•r Yew. Ntw •.
$,1489
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PILLAl lD HAIDlOP
Oi1c br1k1s, spoko 1t11ri119 wheel, 5 pod i111tru-
111•11t cl111t1r, bit F71114 tir11, 9r1i11 inttr11m111t
pt111 I, Dright wh11I lip rnolcli1191. Your choico cloth
or Yinyl Wim, bumper 9111rds. T1k1 d1li"ry in ·
H11nti119to11 l e1ch. ·
NOWONLT $2989 •••••••
'67 FORD MUSTANG
v..., 1utometlc tr1ns111IQlon,
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'6' MARK Ill $ ::"",;.~ ·>:::; .. ~.~ 4189 ,,...1n9, ,..,..,. .......... ••b. • dOOr ll:ldtl. CX1W· "" •••••• '70 : ~4::DS~ l· 89 -----
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A NEW CAR YOU Will LOVE
And A Payment You Can Live With
NO MONEY DOW
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$ ON APPROVED CREDIT
58 66 ·~ ..... ,,,., ..... ,11,J;~.-..... rncr. tax & lie D I · ~:-----PER ~s.61 i11c:.1u:i,:;;:::i:r:.":: :;~~i(" M 0 • P~ffltoge raft if 12.61 % '
(A3Al57Hl49978) OWN
NO MONEY D .. ·. ~
OM APPROVED CREDIT '•'
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Only 14,ltOO rnil11, AYto. tr1111., rtdio
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Auto .. rack, rall1y wheels, sharp. lie.
SS8CRQ
'69 BUICK Skylark
.J.i...f'.S .. P ..8.,._R&tLau to....-•xcaptionol. lie. .
YLD927
TRANSPORTATION SPI
'66 V.W. BUG
4 SP Radio & Heolrr. Cleon. lit. RQK262 $695
'67 CHEV.
2 DOOR SEDAN Autornolic, R & H, deontSI in
!Own. lit. UVV218
HARBOR AMERIC
1969 HARBOI IL VD
COSTA MESA
714 645-7770
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llADlO WHttl WAU TIUS, PACJOIV All COHO~. TINTED GLASS. Clack. DELUXE
WHEEL COvtlS. UllAL #:Oll4, PLUS TAI l L"'WM
CLOSJ-Out SALE ON 197Z BUtcKS.
NlW-DEMONS1RATOU..EXICl,Jllfl.
CARS QPB. G.T.s ... ..,. ... IDNA,.
OPEN Al I· DAY SUNDAY DDMIY
'70 Mark _m
EXCEPTIOH~ll Y CLEAN
'l'ldaf, MM111:blr i4, 1972
ClmlOLIT
EXTERIOR end interior in beautiful condition, full luxury ·equipped with landau roof,
am·fm stereo, tilt steering wheel, air conditioning, twn comfort 4 way power seats,
cruise CQJl!rol, power ' door locks. See end ·drive Ulday. (864FBJ) ... . . .
$5475
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COUPI! SAl:E PRICED
~~~ P. To LUXURY ...
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thru-out. Full power, ·auto. temp. air, AM·FM alenlo, tilt wheel, power door 1""1L Drives like new. ( 809210 ) '
$4575
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Equipped with 351 V-8, auto trans., AM-FM stereo rad.lo,
factory air cond., poYier steering, power brakes, near
neW .Goodyear Polyglu tlres. See and drive to appreciate.
(506CXV)
., $2975
~ ;4'9 Malibu H.T. Cpe
1 OWNIR-20,000 MILf.S
THlS beautilUJ C8J' ls like new thruout The best al care
ls reflected' in aeelng and driving V -8, auto. trans., radla,,
heater. power steering, power brakes, factory air cond.
Landau roof. (~4881.
• ... "': 5ale Priced
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4 DOOR HARDTOP-SHOWS EXCELLINT CARI
FINEST equipment thruout including full power, 6 way
lndJvldual front seata, factory air cond., AM-FM •tereo
radio, tilt wheel landau root, etc. C990AD'Z).
$3175
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BEAUTIFULLY ~ lniljle and out .~ '!rilh ll!!dmi, power,l!eerlng,
power brake§, power ~indows,,pow r. seats, rac&Jbeatef,_ factory·atr.cond~ (filFYV) . ' . $2775,··
'68 Cadillac •
Sl~N DI .VILLI
A'ITRACTIVE th~t. full poWer equipped with factory
air, 6-way seat, door lock&, tilt & tele wheel, landau roof.
Excellent tires. <XT~).
$2375
'70 VW Bus
3 llATS
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' '67 Olds 98
...~ HARDTOP \..• . ~
L. '· ' ............ White with ~ interior, full pow.er, -...-.3 a1r
COil<!., landau. (X0093). Sale priced
: ::$1075
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lllT IUY
-I RED with black interior, radio, heater, Iookl and drivel
like new. (919BSWJ.
BEIGE with parchment interior, full power, factory ~
cond. lTWP400)~
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$1875
'69 Marqui8 Brougham
HARDTOP COUPI, -IAL• 'Pl.tCID
EQUIPPED with the flnerl: equipment including full pow·
er, 6 way lndJvldual front eeata, factory air cond., AM·
FM stereo radio, tilt wheel, landau root C323DRB).
$2375 ..
$1675
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CUTI l. IC-ICAL . . .
2 door coupe. 4 'spem trans., exterior deo:H' cb:rome.
(O'l3CEK).
·$1375
TRY ONE ..... _ . BUY ONE • • • • TODAY!
-HARIOll aw.. COITA MllA • 140-
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1-410, H••*· Lo Miln, AMII W~
Xbtt Tr-port.ti°"' 0.fy R1Jio., M•tef, cfH2 CFJt , 2 le~. Yew Ct.el e e l ASt.1IAtl"f' '
CXOW 417)~-fXID •J4)
$1195
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' $795 . "'1
$895
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e PIUllltD e llPRIT e l'OtlMULA
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WIDE TIA
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'70 ""'f!K GTO $2399 H.T. c,_. VI, a11t01t11tic:,
power 1tffrin9, factory air,
Yinyl top, lo 111ilaa9a. 1242-
l70kl469121, lP42Jl. • · · '62 Cid. Sld•n De Vlllo
Full pow•r, f1 ctory air condition·
l1t9, lJTY 747 1 $299 '71 v.,. P•nol
4 1,..d, r1«fio, h11+.r. 119·
9•7JI, (PIG<41 •. a., ................ $1"'
lelrl•ll I J ...... SW5 '
'&t to Mins-coupe--$1-89J t7·2 Porscho.91A Roldll<tc $4399 VI, aufofllafic. powar sfffr· 5 •paed, r1dio, h••t•r, 4,100
ln9, •Ir co!MlltiCH1i!Wj, vin.,J top. mil11. Whit•/ll•ck iitier. I I 15-
IXSE.7461, I P427 1. FUMI . · ,
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FVYI, I I 160A),
VI , ~m1tic, Ill" wh11I b.:11. I 19104El I P46l I '69 ~.~~~:,~.~~~ww .. ~;, •. $1799 '15 ~:;~•.~.:'!!';; .. " $7·9· ·.a.· .. ·.
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''70. FOl'd :i. Ton Von
. ~;. ~ ...... ;., $2·399 ~ rt"''ittl• air r,;;;;;;..:;~IOI 111llu. IYOY-~
~IOI . , \ ~ 11...ruus ,
'67 Covp•, Avtoni•tic, pow•r 1t.eri119o Ford O.loxlo 500 $799
1lt conditioning,_ISXG 3521
' i ;<. powor ,,.,,;,,, ofr ,.,d,
&callant condition, I 028 fSI l,
f P5061
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ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA . • · FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, '1972 • I
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., JOlllf 'l'.U.Tl!llZA ................ ClementeLlleluon!J.t.Bankllarnes. Shortly ........,.; Barnes and becauaethellllake.hasonerveveoomu ore sbaped 'like the tail of an eel, ID "What worries lll now,'11 tlllt tllore
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"Now that we think, about It. It was a IJ,_._,. r.~ Pbll lblbbs drove .... on toxic as a cobra's," Barnes related. · enable the small, snake to swim. "gb
A smaD, deadly ,,.ier Snake normally
found only In Ille woten of Mexico wu
-d1in( oa a quiet stretch of San = boacb ,by lifeguards Thursday
~~-•-·~t bi"-' --..--. ... -•..,...,... U# -... --'--'"'· m1 t be a few more out there," lames ~ w. DO <me· WU -.. ~-} routine. pitrol. J.Ull:I alUl&I:: un::n was given to lifeguard ·"The Sea World people wanted it alive, ~ •JDJJll bite beeo I dbzm peopJe Thi two pan1a -they e1aniMly Andy Rich, an experienced amateur but came up too late," Barnes said. said. standing around It when :ire came by," he placed Ille viper Into a plasUc bag with' snake fancier. The only explanation for the al>' Obviously, the warninl ID ..........,,
said. • ~ long stick and returned to headquarters It died on the way to Rlch's home, pearance of a snake thousands of miles in San Clemente thil weQeftd ll to "8Y
_The small, black make appateoUy to call authoriUes at Slrtll WorlG. Barnes said. away from lt.s natural habitat Ls ttyit it away from small, black anakel,
wubed aabore in n1'dafternoon at the -' Now the snake ls in Rich's freezer. was brought to northern waters -prob-And-~ of the loot-= .~ !f !I' lbare o! anxiety,
DOl'lberly -of t -e "Cllpiltrm» _. "We gave them a de!crlptlon of the Barnes said the small reptile is deep ably by accident. Barnes said he bad no problem doing
-park, -llid, and Im-lhini and ~Y said !We was no doubt bluish-black In col9r with a light orange "We think it probably gol'aboard a boat that very thing 'nmllllJ, 1' 1
• -ereeture was sur-~ by curioul '11bl!eers,.said San
mediately drew a c;rowd~ ad¥IDC the about what it waa. · • stripe running the length of its body. down in Mexico and stow..,,, away to "I bate snakes -fllftfl,"
nearby res.Jdfllts and'befb1 vlilton. 11'lbeir first cOmmeDt was 1l>e careful', The last two lnch~ of its tail, be said, California, then fell overboa':d. he said. .._,....
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JAYCEE JUNIOR MISS
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County Counsel Seeks
Users of Blufftop Land
Two extremely valuable -as well as the county counsel's office, il continues.
.controv...W -· porcels of Capistrano The ad stresses thet the seaith does
Beach · bhlfltop _.iy today became not Involve Pines Park.
M. e' -n:,, S·erenc' es· the objects of an official -for -i-Hall of that ·"""¥'11• ' .. .., linally . r,a .., ble pmcriptive rights by Ille Orange granted ID the public by an appellate
, • County Coume1 's office. court early· last year in a case ba6ecl on
N 1, L !;J• . ID , ~ _-81>' prescriptive ril)lll. , . e..., .""'n.r . .,, . -today <lncludbC _jhe DAILY That Jarid. 1oo,·i-i ~by
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Death Tale
DOUGLAS, Ariz. (AP) - A i-aged
honor student described u "the 'ldeest
boy you wou1d want to meet" f8Ced
murder charges 1D!1i1f Roi
his schoolteacher es
said the youth wanted ID t •l<lt
to kill .-neme.
Police llll1d Beman! JoaOpb llalll, 1';
walked Into the police lllltloo Tbunday
and-·u..~. -• {lf '1--Cle-. en-... A • bave -·iilbeeof ll!t ~.IDrJ!":;-clillq ..... ..,,~-u .:JUll. '""' .,c:; reational pmipes. --. -(SOI! GAZl!:BO P1ip ii -
i • The ............ ~·oil ,In Ille..... ' ' rlfll .... Se .... aa..ca,."m•+•. !lele'lllP --lllWo.il!r lt..,.,. of 'land at • ,, ·
Sdlool -.,W. • ~ lrlile the -.a edit <I Ille Pallside• which 15 A . Ji · :~•, 11 the .....-llT1 -Jmllor ~m;: :.~ ~~~i: pp '. eaJI~ .
-Sberll!'1 cleiMies ~ . Rotb
-liOaieOiilililalown and~es of '-!JI>' llQtb, Ill, ·an Jn.
. llndlf al 'lloa8lu and · Gortrucle Rotb, 17, I junior bJch
Mias Serenci!I, dl!llbter of Mr. and develoJllllllll •
Mrs. Jolin Serences o1 Caplllrono Beach, Residents i.a ... batlled 1or month• to Seek Clemente won llle•lalor at the tbtrd lllllUlll Jaycee stop the dev~ asserting that the · • , • '
Junior Mill Pqealil Weclnol!llY at San land ocjglnally wia granted as a l'Jblic , Qtl { p ·
Clemeote Hlgh's Tritoa c.oter. park. but 1e11 1n1o private band> during Fll'e e . ost
Besliles WinnlliC Ille ·-of the the !!Mils. . eveoma, -· Sp--I b' The -porcel a18o is a """'"' and • academic award as Well In the event. at-valuable hlulllop area which also wu Fifte\1n applicants haye thus_ far of.
tended by more than l50 peioom. · assertodly dedi<ated u a park, but In tt-ficlally aougbt the job of •San Clemente
·'Ill< J>eW Junior Miss wl!! "9<eoent cent years bas been held privately. Fire Chief, and City Manager Kenneth
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' ~ ·' ·rwo~~ -lacinl the cl· the.South Co8'I area ln 'the· amml na· A small gazebo which survived Ibero Carr said this ...et that the IDtal mlgbl tx of WO. _ tlJe gro~ need tional competitions at Santa Rosa next for years was half-demolished last sum-double befOre the ·bee. 1 application .,. ,.........,
lor «flltzill _....._,. and greater moome January. .. ' · • mer 1<J prepare for a residential develop._ Ron's 'Gfp-r' IY ·~"",. The. two. -In the compettion meal. ' deadline. r -~ , ~the:,';. T1o'"'l were Debbie Morri>oo md ·-JoAnlle Residents successfully fooght ID all'!" The pCllilion, which for the past year
.,. Oil Af! 8 ID , Johnson. , what was left of the structure and thin has -ID!od ·b a<tln Fire Chief Burl from · t i.ea·1or parks -will . Y g .i ~ Miss · Seren<u ·was awarded a $50 complained bitterly ID the county. Hancock, is e~ed ID have a , ~ !! • Jl a v e occurred scholaroblp as part of her title, SUpervisors then authorized the search pennanent'.occi1p&nt ., .of January, Carr tbil • .,. Wednelday of Judging was buod on, talent, a<ademic for past public use of the lands. said. ,
,-the • fi'ii ' m ' r in the city' achievement, lel"Vlce to a candidate's Today's ads tell readers that the coun-fl.!!...-cbiiJ!fse and are not official school and community as well as poise ty "ls Investigating legal undrights1 pedthe bef~~~Y~=.italle place
MUon i.Qeed,np -and other attributes. · · ppblic may have to use the eve o Once~ all the applications are ·in, Carr
• :Jlle:s:,if.t" ~eatrafflc.Uon parco_!'.: The head of the judging at this year's J>OrP!'CaplS' trrtyanoatPthallsae nodesrtb~'.'tandend(~ explained, a State Perso~ Board will
uN ·-~ event was San Clemente Mayor Arthur the --~• and est I Palisad !Cl'een the applicaUons and select about ·~~ which deal Holmes. Three other judges reviewed the Drlsltev)ea .• ! PUIW w o es a dozen of the, best-qualified applicants ..
· lac••• the ci'ty qualifications of the .1• candidatea -the p 1 rvle b "'6 • largest~, oi ..,.t'emnt. -the AtJiaae ever hating used the property . ersona mte w• y a stste review kin& and ports isaUes have Juilli>r Miaa .compet!tloa wu ltarled for aeoenl recreational {lurposes "or board will follow and the field will he
::, .!!t t.~·les wpast10lu:\':~ locally merely walking -" ahoUld contact· narrowthaed down ~-theseltop Hve, he said" ::4! ~~, -~ · "• . < ' · • At t point, ~ ectlon process will .... • shift ID ,tht city and the five men would
-.,,,. "'11111 -......... the In-B. k en· • • • . . C ' he lntervie""'1 and screened once again
1n111e llllofau~=~i: ur. e· . tiCJ.ZeS ourt S =:u.finalselectloomadeby ·thecity
~,,... of 1111 olty. The posilioo pays a mmtbly wage
G<>v. )Wnald .Reagan holds a
rat named "the Glpper" which
will represent him m the· Uth
ann·ua1 Rat.Decathalon Dec .. 1
and 2 at ~ericap River1 Col-
lege. The rodent was named
for Notre Dame ·football star
George Gipp, whom Reagan
portrayed in a riiovie.
Ex-Gen,, LeMay
Wins Tax Fight,
Says Attorney ; Tlliil~ lllt.'W~ lots bave ~ ranging from ll,100ID11,338 a year. develoted, m "*al tbe loa ~of curbside • • · · For the past year Hancock ha! been Retired Air Force Gen . Curtis LeMay,
.. • •. L .. .'-..I:' ' m· Rul s 'B1·aQed' splitting his regular duties as city a Newport Beach resident. has won a :Part11M UM8-.01 commissioners ~DO 0Il e a o . bu f l dlogma1nteoancesuper1ntent1ent peacetime battle with the 1oterna1
have iillcf-eblDC9 of setting up park-with the fire chJef'• pOsttion. Revenue Service, according to bis at~
Jal ~ II )ht_~ sections, \oOi J s soon u tbe permanent chief is . torney. ~t w-.~ the Idea bas been Asaemblyman Robert H. Burke (R-abortioo mills, whooe wanioo disregard selectod, llan<Ock would resume his LeMay, or 1040 Pescador Drive, w•s dllllcul _, CGlllJllOl'(ial property· HunUng\_00 Beach) has accused the state for lolman life and unsanitsry condltlonl regular po1llion full-time, but will keep cbargod by t\le ms with failure to pay ~ siipreme Court o( "uainl legal nnanlJo. will cballenge the Tijuana mills Califo!' an active role In the city's volunteer bock taxes from 1900 ID 1900. Jlmll~ the aearcll for jumbo" In the coort's recent dec!slOll, Diana found oo rewltino In the past," Ibo flreflgblinl 1~· . The IRS conterided that during thooe pn .. li'j1 ~ develop city wbicb struck 00:..·the ~t lor 1 AllembJyman , declared: San Clemente s public safety mana~.. years when LeMay lived in Bel Air he had
pua,An '" Iii. • ~ 1_ -~ boopltal committee'• aJ>lllOHI for · 111 "With abortlolla being loosened by the meot ~ans that the lire chief the services of a Japanese gardener who --~ abor\Joo.· High Court, the fear of pregnancy will no will _.ate the supervision of was paid by the general's former ·11r , ~ their _. lwldeiJ; edn day lonpr be a factor 'ln illicit relatloooblpa. PubUc Salo{y Director Cliffont Mun-ay. employer Network Electroolcs ~ 19 lmd for para .• Tba decilloa, 'down W=eor Tbla will have the ellect of further Field co m ma n d respooslbilitles, The goVemment claimed b servlc<s
-or pay• lee for by• 4-llnlrllD. -that•....., In de&eneralinl our moral standards," be bowaver, are the fire cbiers. constituted Income that should have been ~-',,.,_ --:, ~i:.i "'::~~ J::!i adiled. tued for a tolal of $4,737 for the three
.•. :-,,..-......._._ ~ ~~ ._..Jal Burke aald more than 111,llllO abortiool B years. """ ....,_ w • ...,_ ._.. J D "They were wrong," said the 116-year-
Io ,.,n Ille OnlJ lees collected -t prior iiplllUtal of tbo b6opltai's ~:c:i:;u::. ~~~·that aze ama ges old LeMay in an Interview. "[ refuoed ID
fiave 'fl<D!_,~jloilers of coo-medical commltlee. next year there will be_. Calilomlans pay It and we W<nt tJuoucti the pro-,~ . .-ori ...... 11 niecoor1saldtheJucllmmtreo11..i. ~ .. ~by bo~ ..... -will~-i an Dan B··:'ding cedures." • ly with the woman and her-· ~ 8 ' ---n>lll a 11,ll LeMay's cue WU acbeduled ID go to " " ' " Attackloe the dectsloo, Bura aald "the other cauoes combined. And these li.., trial early next year, but the general aid
court bu shown its biu lo 11111 matter m will be tabo wtthaul ~ of . 81" Aa oor1f morninl blue Tllunday CAUi-he and his attorney met wltb IRS of·
-.-, ..i ill to •-H peal ID tliat 1111P111 bo"1 wldch ID llglJllJ' ed Ill' 1 ~· won beoler did 122.0llO ficiall recenUy "at thetr lavitatloa" and,
really bad tor~ · come '9 with bas paaod Jool&l'w~" he said. .damap lo a Dua Point aportment b. said "they agr!ed wttb'111."
the fllmsl' -that .. law II 'IOldlQ buildln(, Ille Orange Coanty Fire .>epaJ'I. Todd Hlnmao, the _..., Bm!rtJ -·In..., ID illliral\le tllil --Two ~.II .. m' ,•••aka )111111 ~. Hills allDmey, aild Noil-it -Ina drssna • --i/U.., Fin ..,.. out about S a.m. In an sated LeMay ID pur<hue tba · -for Tiie Jiii& .-tbd 8't m "ell .apart111111......,.i by l\frS, llooruJ Mii· the enler\alnment o1-. Mtomm. ~ ....... ID1~_""'::!_ .... !: ANCllORAGB, A1ub (UPI) -well at -ltnet of the -I..amao. "He wooldn~ have needed that big of a
r•·-<I an -·~• ~· ~ Analblr aerial ~Is under way over • She -not JnJared. boule with all tbet landlcal'lnll," Blnman
--· -they wore "Jm. -the -Ancborlge.Juneau routa rout""'""' aid a .... inlt -said. proalvely ._." In whleh 1 plane cortylng House M• b)' • ,_ fro!!! jhe DlilllllY lft station "They (Nelwwt l!lectrook:tl paid for
"Tbll dectsloa will undoubledly give jortty Leader Hale Boal dlaappeared la COplltr""° -b ,_.. to the lhe gardener ID keep It up," he aald, "llut
ri1e to a bup 1Dcr:11re In tbe manbw of Ol:L 1l Tiie ~ ..-& 1 0.-:be blne. It wun't income."
--lialll .. bald ill Clllloruia piloted b)' Jolm Braltm of'!epuJ-and ' Tiie llulidint I.I owned lly <Gonion LeMay WU fol;merly cbairmao of tbe
and will -Ille doon ol many new aW0111111believed·lo lie Illa wife. -.-vlaGraode,Mllsloo\lleJo. board ot Netwwt -'
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Roth ,... SJJl'll"!'"l:,"!1 the llvllli nom
Ooor. Ills Wilt .._-oo a lofa
behind him. lnvestlptGfl'•ld both had
been sbol once In the cbeot will! a rifle.
County Attorney Hlcbard Riley, who
called Roth "the nlcell boy you -id
want to meet," l8Jc:I the ~. when
asked about bow he let l ~
parents, said, ''The people are getliilg-
old. I'm noi mad at them. I hive no hostilities!' -......_
"The boy said he -"'1 bell. bavinl
thoughts about ~,., ;_... lor a
Jong time," said ~·Re Wlated to
know how it felt to 10mebody."
Riley said the kl!llnP tool< place
around 1 p.m. Wenelday. Re 1uld the
youth then diove ID tonlaburf, N1M.,
some 100 miles nortbllst of • f>oalllas,
where he spent th~CR· youth returned to ore
9 a.m. Tbanksglv '
himself in, Riley said .
Police aaid they found a .25-.35 c:aflber
rifle in the youth's car. '
Norman Littrell, prind[lOI al' !b'CJa•
High, aald the boy bad an O'!!Jlandinl
school record. I
Besides being an bolior itudmtt. ~I
said Roth sang with Ille .......... and
this year eamed a p&.c. -on tllil mbool'1
football team. Ho,.._, hellld·-bad
to drop from the team'bocaUll of 1 pme
injury. J J
"I\'e known th.ii ~ tor: years,"
said lJttrell. "And llruad ~ !<Ill the
type of boy you ............ In a
hJgb school." , ,..
The Rotbs al8o bad tine daacJll<n. • •, • 0r..,e .c..a
Wendler "
Contmued -dQa -<001
nights ls the .., tbe ••:= ~ ture looks ftlr ..... ., t
ID the weather -lllclla II along the cout, riml la • lit'
land. Lows IDDlPt '11111. .... Ille
low 408. • t
INSmE 'l'aaAY .
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pla1/1, f<ltil>oll .... -"'°' J1T01!'1. B• o S.19 .. -..., -'
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J'We:itt c/Mi'i..t..an:' "" T-
'" Geor~e J. Mitchell, a Portland.
Maille, al!Pl"ll"Y, is being ser-
iow(y l'9Jlsidered as a replace-.
rnent for 'Jean Westwood as
cbaU:ma.u 10! ihe Democratic
National Committee.
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SESSION ...
domlniums, who are required to sub-
divide their lots to allow the high-density
projects.
Anc/i~ ~ ~ was enacted, no siza~ 1 ~U '&r ~~d have b e e n
dedicated for '-blic rks use.
Planning a'Pi ; t¥ks commissioners
have !ludied the problem In recent weeks
and 4t this paint arepying to detennlne
new fie t*Miles ~ich could affect a
broader range of developments in the cl·
ty.
City managU Kenneth carr said the
other discussion iiems for the session
"'·ould be placed on an agenda early next
week.
Althouf!h. public participation oan not
be forbidden at such study sesslorui, coun-
cilmen iD the' past have asked that
observers keep disucssiom 1t a
miobnum ·to allow tl>e lull agenda to be
~--j I ·f I eiplon:u. . ' . '
"~'p I GkjiJ.(f.7~ .. '
the pail>!!J''~ . ' ;
Thi' ~ur::. rats In limbo
untlLDec..JO._ ,
-...-l:tioul\J Grind _, wlll
"""'""'Ill mvmlgatlao !ntO the Ullo of'
the JllupmlJ early next-.
Several Palisades !'91idents involved in
thelllue-n:lo,hlly. Supertvson :to cut the final
decision on tbl the condominium
land at their g.
Transient Pleads
Guilty m Death
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 29-ye&Mld
tranat.nt has pleaded guilty to murder
charges in the shooting death of a UC
Sari biego coed but has the option of
witbdniwing the plea later•
Under terms of a plea .bargaining
agreement with the district attomey'1 of·
!let, Richard Keith Shoopman will be ex·
amlned by state psychiatrists as a poss!·
hie mentally diJordered sex offender. If
he ii found to be healthy, he may
wl!bdrew his guilty Pclea and stand trial.
Sjiijijpiilan entere<l ltie plea Wedneoday, aa,m, be 1ccidentally 1hot Holly Helene
HaJvonon in the head during an at-
tempted npe. Police said M i s s
Hal ...... , 1, .. _..,uy had been
bltd>hltlng• .. lltWJ July 29 and ac-
cepted a ride from her assailant.
OMNH COAST IC
DAILY PILOT
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Connally Feud?
Kistinger Seen Op~g Texan
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PROFESSOR CllAllLE.! illlMAN of Untyeralty of Pacific Ald tbe feud .
began when CoMa'.IJy became Treasury secretary "and invaded KWJncer11
sphere" as trusted presidential adviser.
The feud was kept quiet so It would not inhibit Coonally's efforts to lntlu-
ence Democrats to vote fOl' President Nixon ~'became Ki.uinger bu been in-
sulated from domeaUc political lnwlvemenl 1Dltll the end ol lhe iiegollalloas
with Hanoi.
"KISSINGER AND CONNAILY are poles apart ptl'SOllal1y and politically,"
said Ashman, founding director of the Public Affaln Institute at Pacific.
"If Conoally should be named secr<!lary ol Ill~ l'm"Sln he -~
be-Kissinger'• departure will be 1brupt," Ashman aald.
G~rman Airport Drama
Gunman on Empty Jet
Seeks Czech Re"leases
F'RANKF1JRT, Germaoy (UPI) -A
man believed armed with a pistol seized
a stewardess imide an empty Air Canada
plane at Rhein-Main airport today and
demanded. the release of Czechoslovak
natJonals jailed in Germany for air
Rlrtcy, police said.
Police surrounded the plane on the
strip at Gennany's biggest airport.
Neither Police nor airllne offlclal8 bad
details en who the man was nor
specifically which convicted hijackers he
wanted released in return for the
steWardess' safety.
The man said he wanted "Czechs . ., A
number of Czecboslovaks have been
sent.oced In West Germany for hi·
jackings.
'"We believe he bu a pistol and police
have surrounded the plane," a police
spokesman at the airport aald.
He aald the Air Canada plane bad no
Kissinger Goes
To I-hour Secret
Peace Meeting
PARIS (UPI) -U.S. presidential ad-
v\llfi._,• .. •'_Jhp .. tne4 -
abiit - -IDdoJ '!\Ill -V\et.. ...,., cbld -tlegotlalar In "
meettng neither acbeduled ..., announced
in ad•ace''bealUIO the two Diia!l&lofw
did· not 11111111 c...i. .
-1111111 '°""""•Id the meeting was held at lti.uinger'a ~
quest. Neither aide gave any deta1ll of
the meeting.
l.i Washington, President Nixon's presa
secretary, Rooald L. Ziegler, aald Klas-
inger and North Vtetnameoe neptlator
le Due 'll>o al9o will meet ogaln Satur<lay
in a conttnpatlon of their dally ,,.,.11ngs th!lt began Mandly.
Zlqler aald the ..... 1 procedure for
8.llllOIDJclna !"""' for tlle meetlnp in a(lz
vanc!e wa DOI -followed f<W' todll"s
seaim liecauae tht negollat<ri did DOI
want any publicity oo It. ·
Kililiiger 'alao , called '!'! French.
For.Igo Miniater Mam ~ fo..
day.,Zieglq.llljid. " . .,
~/J>Otb'.sides'aald DO~ '!"'S schedU!ed·foda)i. Ir """1d :ia•e been the
first blatiJs in \bla· '!lt.st toOod of
negotiations, whiCh begaQ '4oncia1 tn an
effort to. find an acceptal>Je peaCe
formula. ·
Newsmen who trailed Klsalnger aald
the meeting today took ploce In a villa
0~11ed by the North Vletnameee delega.
tior.: and -iocated two blocks from its
mission in suburban Chol.sy le Roi!
The newsmen said Kissinger slipped
out of the rear wt of the U.S. embassy
residence In Paris, went to the villa a.Kl
stayed about one hour.
As the negotiators left, a television
network correspondent remarked to
Kissinger "It's g\.tting harder and harder
to find a place for a secret rendezvous,
isn·t it, Dr. Kissinger?"
Kissinger, he said, replied : "It cer-
t.c.inly is."
Earlier today, a Viet Cong spokesman
said tbe continued support of South Viet-
nam's President Nguyen Van Tb.l.eu by
the United States is blocking a peace set-
tlement.
"We wonder If Ille United State. really
wants peace,, since it 'keeps supporting
Thieu,'" the Viel Cong spokesman uld.
'"Thieu ta ~ to peaco. Tbere bu
been no cnangt in our demands thlt
11li.eu must go."
Klsslnger said the Hanoi envoys con-
fet?td Tbunday for more than 1tx hours,
the most protlcted aesslon 90 far.
Lawmen Hunting
El Toro Rustlers
Intruders wbo DllY i.ve hid 1 non-
traditional Thankqlvinc dimer in mind
allot a )'ollJW ltffr on ,. El Toro •ancil
lats_ W.edoeldly and Diii' have been
ac~ oU before they could bul<:ber the
an~al. .
RIOcber· Gratlan Bldari dl1coyered the
dead antml1 on ranc::hland near Cook11
Corner '"" of El Toro Rood. The fOWll Steer WU Valued &l lltitl.
Investigators nld )'Olln& 1ieer1 killed
in 1n identical manner In earlier county
incidents have been upertly butcher.d on the spot.
other o<cuponts at the time the lncl\lmrt
occurred. He said II appearod the woman
was either checking over the plane
between flights or was take1 on board by
her assailant.
An Air Canada spokesman described
tbe mon as about 50 years old wbo spoke
German with a thick East European ..,.
cenl
He identified the a-aft ll! Air Canada's
flight fl!l, a DCB that waa due tG fly from
Frankfurt to Montreal Via Shannon,
Ireland, this afternoon.
The incident occurred only about four
weeks after Arab guerrillas hijacked a
Luftflama airliner OVtr Turkey aOd IUC-
ceeded in forcing Gennany to nleose
three Arabs be!d· on charges they
pariicipated in the MWlich Olympics
massacre of Israeli 1tthletes.
Police records show there have tieen at
least three cases in which Czeebosolvab
hijacked planes to escape west and new
them to Germany.
Two yean ago, West Germany aen--
l<oced three Cr.ecboslovab to 212 years
in prison each for hijacting a Czech
plane to West Germany.
There were two lncidonts this aprtng
inwlving a total of 12 hijackers.
On Apiu II, two Czecboskmt mlnen
hijacked I small _j>lane and forced It to
fly to Nurnberg. Tbey -..led a co-pilot
with 1 pl>tol shot and were senteocecl to
I0"'1 ,..,. In -jalll.
Poultry ColJlpany
• Blast Kills 2;
loss $1 Million . .
CLAXTON, Ga. (UPI) -A gas ez,
plosion that destroyod the Clutoo
Poultry Co. early 'l'hlnkrcll'llig Day ktll-
ed two men, injured five; aod cauaed ap-
prpalm,t.ly JI million damage that left
400 'elitplo;.. wil>ot.i wort.
Btate Ort inspOcton --. to begin •ll·
ttq today througb'the-ndnl (jf the fll'fil
in~ _sq>cll lor the cause ol tbe blaat.
• ne i!ead ' weie Identified aa Tillman
Barnett ol Collins and -Smith of
Clatton, both In their lat. 50o.
·Did: Doll, wbo is 'in utlafidoty cot>
dltlon in a ileYamajl liolpi~, WU · f-of a cleanup crew and wu ad,
vlaln• bis IUPemsot"of a gu !e8k early Th~ wben ttie· iilani · eiPIOded. Ma,int~i;ice . superviaor Benny · G.
, Gilreath' aald DOak bad called bim to .
complain be wu Jurvin1 trouble with a
boiler' and that' be smelled gu. · '
''I told him to cldr out of there fast," ·
said Gllieath. "That's when the pbone
went dead and IO seconds lat.r I fell and heard the blasl"
Eleven _.kers cleaning and stmlizlng
th. production line for todly's ~
escaped unhurt.
The exploaion went off near two 2,5(11).
gallon boilers, fed by notural gu and
diesel fuel , wbk:b heated the water med
in scaJdin,£ the ll,000-100,000 chickens
proceased during a normal ohlft.
Drug-smuggling
Lawyer GUilty
NEW YORK (AP) -Los Anpl .. a~
torney Perry J. Walsbin, recently ao-
qultt.d on pimping and pandering
charges In Los Angeles, bu hem ...,_
victed in federal court here ol planning
to smua\t $90,000 wwlb of cocaine Into
the United States from South America.
Walshln, 34, cooricted Wednesday
following a three-daj< trlo!, facta a ID.U·
~um penalty of 15 ye.,.j In prlloon and
$25,ooo each oa one couot of conspiracy to distribute narcotic hs and one
count of dtatrfbutlon of cocafue.
Another Calllomlln, lvlin~tll, 30, of Ploya de Rey pleaded ty to the
C0111plrley chlrpi lut , His
1e11t.nclng II tlCllOdulad Deo. II.'
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Te&Dl'&ter& Voting
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Memben of
TaamMrl Local 150 vote lllday 0t1
whttlter. lo contlnut the I~ •trite · qalnsl Iha Sacrllllllllo ....,.,... dlalrli..-
tlon ctnter o! Safeway Stom. The llrlltt
liad up trucU t!lllcil ..,.. on ma ...
t.ndlng weot aa far u F1lrfleld and -as f.ar as LoveJock, Nev.
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0-te.Eertla
Astronaut James A. I:.ovell,·
who spent more time in space
than any other American astr~
naut, is preparing to leave the
space program after the
launching of Apollo 17 next
month.
City Manager's
Garage Damaged
In $13,000 Fire
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WASHINGTON (AP) Pa'l rl~k BUt 0the ca • h \:e '"nldf
C8rdlnal' o"soyl; coo.tenda a sex manual 0 tt ls my con t •. : c __ , u --~ not only falls ' tti 'al il" · ' · ( moral ...,.....i by ab: Georgttowll nl~·ty culdall(:e i..t "3 • ii~ fl 111 y"
meilical ~~II allould be wtthdra""' ~ to lbi" ...,.,. et ~ H -.,. blrih cmtiol, abol' thoae lar-. 'if ....... " ''
tioo Ind bomo$laulltty. •!Im '"' ,Jl!'1tJ!r( f'r.ct .,
'lbe cardinal, -Roman Cat ho Ii c . ,'(i')~lll lit.·'' Ol RJAdh<Oi ,.,,..,, a~ of, Wulllaltoo, .called. 'l'llur> Y"" , ...... ,
day fol Ille withdrawal . ,. "f"' , 1 b,,,. '
"9 uid the *Plee booklet, dlatributed • .h• Wl no(nt. _1
to lludenta tI>rougb un1vm1t, ....... ne1.. Hi·i·act ~~.:.: ... "' .. ,
p.....,.ts a mon1 position '"dln!ctly.,..,. liei.o ., ... g,.
trary to tbe teachb:ws of the clmcb." ··..;..!} ·lbl·101q ru ' -:,
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" The 183-yeal'cld un1ve...ny .. ..... , T · bid""' ·•1 ~nm.,,
1rouec1 by the Society o1 j.,.., ~·-ric <f "'' ""· • • ,.. • • i ()j .t'lb ~ ;".
Catholic religious on!er tblt npona .~!\!' --;
directly to the Pope. Cardinal O'Boyle, BEIRUT (Aj').~ d'~
even though the lnsUtuUon la within bis gUmiilaJ lnvoi.e.t;&a tbl,Jfuolclt Olym,•
di~, has no · direct authority over pie massacre n~bt..., West',
Georgetown. Gennan au I' ~ 'theni~
Geo • -·"-the V R and '"rfellberatelv · "' "llJ!illl~jj' lhe ii' rgetown s P•~t, ery eY. " 1 ""'II r,;;.
Robert J. Henle, dl 1c lalmed Israeli •-._~;! __ ..,~l~_tl•il •. ~.1;., )•·
responsibility for the Dll..W. Re aald II "We never ~·II' ~.r!ll' of th!!
did not represent offlcal un!Yti'Sity policy boatages," declared one of the thHe ill·
and was dlstrlbut.d to students Jiy the an interview ~-tr~~
student llOVemmenl Ani:"_Badran>l'~~\1;11'•" . .{;
Father Henle did not Indicate any the operat10U 'II.to ~ ....
move tonnl the pamphlet's withdrawal. of the Palestfnl.7/., • ~· · el.\-
The IDlllUal, entitled '"Human SOual prisons ••• to a a 1 !ii:
the Paleillne " tii tli-1 Respoosiblllly," deals with Ille subject of Palelllnian" 0.. rather than -~
By JACK CHAPPELL sexual "1atloas!>lpa In I relued and, In corpoes m the Olympic flqpole.
" ... ..., - -some cues, In a liglltbearted and witty '"West ~;\ A fire at the home of Laguna Beach manner. Dietrich ·
City Manager Lawrence Rose late Thun-Readers -~'"' f ·--'· that of honor that a · ' ' II'-' day did ao estimated $13,000 damage to are -·-· or e1......,., ranged for us to le1Ye with the ~
the structure and cootents of the $80,000 the rhythm method -the only .,..,. f Cairo llDIDOliiterl...-'
house. , tracepUve tacbnlqae appnwed for "r.But -~ lft!M~ll.D.l,1 I>uJ
The blue was oontained in the garage Catholics -bu no aide eftecta "~ near Munich, all hell broke~ .•.
of the bouse at 390 Ledroit St. as all possible enlargament of the femali's ab-Gemc1-'a bmo~ed ta.lie !J(-
three stations of the Laguna Beach Fire domen." Dayan'I wallet'tG ~, i J:J9,t,r J
Department responded to the Call. The booklet ··opecfflcally commeodl Doyan Is defense mlnidM ol lrrael.
The cause of tbe blue was not im· contraception to unmarried collece An Nahar dlcLnol<.-r ..-.,libl b>-
mediately detennlned and ·was under in-students. · terview with u. .... ~ 'lll coat1
vestJgation today. The fire occurred at •iEmotionaJ IDd aexual reJatimshipa ducted. {(UJl.i.B o~ lo ,... ;:~
10:211 p.m. os the family reilled alt.r cao 'boppen' to all of UI," the 111111uol It Ald ooe qi,~· 1~ Klldlr
Thanksgiving dinner. declam. '"So, to -n>llllCltlcally In-Denawl, wu ill ci!eil:'!'!!i!,a'~' u ~-'"We ,..,. all watching the lele11tsion volved couples, to lhe -..llon-mlnded, ....wt ol III tr..i@ii!oli ,; .~ ..
('"Chitty, Chitty, Bang Ban,!!") when one and to the -1d-be William and tnvestlgaton C!!W,;\;~ o Mun!dl·
of the children thought be beard a no... Wilhelmina the Cooqueron, we mm1 e1ns lcillino. His Al!! ·iil!i!!i: ~
in the gorage," Rose aaid. pbasize the responsibility to learn and lo !brablm Badran U1I ~ Seiner.'
1be chlld went to the cmnecting use any of proven contraceptives Abdulla, were l'Mml't..t.,,1n,1 atell.t•
kilcben doorway opened lhe door and available." health '""""' ' '· ' -·
saw tht fire, the city manager said. The ·---:ll-~~~ No one was injur<d in the fire, but Ubya 0t1 Oct."i\I!' . · tbf
personal papers, ~wants and 1reepsakes paaaengers and ' ifll ~
stored in. the garage were dellroyed, as TICKETS SET Lufthana ... ,,_ ""ll!C! Bloclt 11::~..:.t.: ..... 'dliiilige'' FORORC. HESTIU , ~;""' .. ,~'·~~
In one ' bedroom. The fire depaftment ID Mumdl, lllO ' •
estlmat.d 110,000 4limace to the garage ""lbe UC lrvlrieFlne Arts Ylllage. ' ministry. a p ~ k l"lil . \ . • strocture, and S3.iOQO tq ~ts. Rrwtd•h '~ .... .N dl!p8rjplla! ,._... ~ t11at , bo•~l'!ll-1t,1p.m.""""'' · -ltld°>bi' · • · ·, •1n'41
upon the arrl.val 'ot'fbe· tint unlt,~tbe ' daytortbebenddltbale'MftiDIJ' tilnft.101 ··,~t rJ tf • ' ~··
garage wu In flames. Ten men fought · ttckell for the l :U p.m. contort by i\11 three Arlbo whDt stllI hnJlliloned, thea!'~ld that aome ol lhe Items atored the,:•~ .. ~:,' ~t.d '.:::" :r~· ,~
away in the garage ~e1': things that I from Cri-.ford Hall into the Fine was oonect, mr·~ -
W.re being kept penc11ng: sorting and Arts Village Theater to proride a Raucballes · beJm.., llO\bln( ol ony
perhaps being to.1!ed oat. • · more intlmlt. setting I« the 36-formal '"~ "'-':...••-,lo ~
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-''Ripoff' Season's Here
• •• Y~let~me Sho plihing Can Be Sto ppel by Store.Owners
By LERO'\' POPE
Ul'l it"'-a WrlW
• NEW YORK -The coming : ChrltUoaS ll?'J>Ping ltuon , could be ,the .buest "ripaff" 1pree in) American hlStory,
• store IJ<Cllrlly •'!IPU .,. , wamfns. ; , ....,,,,
• Whtie fully h!lf or all : sho!>Jlftlnr during the rtst of
• the fear 1s done by juveniles,
: 11~ much fot1 tJirills as for gain,
. Jt I I dltrerei>t thing during the
ChrlitlQa.I . ..,.,.n, T h e n ,
· aduJta,,p,l 'l''ticularl y
· ~l~s ;"-"d" 40, are the . bl•"'f!•!I. according to
:tPiniert.oil!s1 ~i, intunaUonal
i seaiJ.ty .mm:; I
"1'111! FAVQlllT~ lar8'Jts , « lheM u,.~lingir<d ladles
: are ,c~~J , *t)oqery and ! gifl,Jti•,,,l!\e Y,'\IDl!'l•Y said.
1 Plnbrteatsi.leelt that few
up with other ,. cur "J measures.
Chemicals that stai n the
shoplifter'• finger• 11.nd elec-
tronic devicu lh!t llOW\d
aJanps when ahopllfters ·grab
apparenUy, unprotecte'd
merchandise are more widely
used than ever. •
But Pinkerton's uld theae
measures artn!t n e a r I y
enough. It's necessary to
design the store's layout and
train Its personnel t o
cooperate in prev enting shopliltlng ..
THE . FIRST rule,
PinkertQn's 18ld, is to have
tables and counters well below
e~ level ao store det.ecUves
and hidden cameras or rdlec-
Ung mirrors have a n
unobstructed view of the
whole store. The second Is to
have bright lighting
FRWICE
everywhere, no dim comers
where shoplifters can hide
merchandise on or about their
persons.
Require every bag tor every adult 'A m!~r-J c,.a n s take
; Bho~tOif!ing seriously enough.
• If Ute!T~ldS 9£'€ t-~t at It ' ·~-'""6" • '-u~y are merely embarrassed.
They don't ralize that il the
store ·chooses to prosecute, the
boy or girl can be hurt for life.
Tbe National R e t a i I
Mercb$nta 11.AssoQation says
,.!hoplifti~g increued by bait a
$4 Million Bucket
DCIO Machine Trains
• billion dtll.... In 1971 to 13.5
. btlltou. Jolany'retail ch&Jus say
· their ' slillpiillln& losst. equal
their nit sales profit of 2 to 4
percent, ll!Kt the biggest losses
occur be.tween Thanksgiving
and Chrb~.
Pilots, Cuts Pollution
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NATURAU.Y THE annual
Chrblnlas llliallhg ...... """ resu)led , IO , precautions to
redu~ lhe · lqM.' The unwill·
I~ pf rqerchants to pro-
secute tor fear of false llIT'e!t
suits or aueDBting publie api-
nion is~forclzir them to Ughten
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MIAMI (AP) -A new DCIO
aircraft simulator - a shiny,
whlte 14-mlllion bucket that
shakes and rolls p11ots in
lavish style -· was unveiled
this week by NaHonal Air
Lines as a technological ad-
vancement which will cut
down on airport congestion,
noise and pollution.
The simulator was built in
England b!; Link-Miles Ltd.
and Installed at NAL's head·
As a result, said Assistant
Chief Pjlot Maynard Watkins,
the device will cut down much
nolae, cougestlon and pallutlon
now generated by training flights.
"We can also simulate
emergencies not possible to
create while a plane ilj in
filght -such as a landing
with two or three engines on
fire ," said Walkins.
Coal Firms
·Get Price
Hike Okays
quarters here to teach some 15 , A CAPTAIN receiving iniUaJ
to 200 of the airline's 600 training for a DClO completes
pilots bow to ny the new wide-au work in the simulator ·ex·
bodied aircraft. cept two actual flights; one
with company supervisors and
the other with federal person-
·neJ who must check out the
pilot.
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NAL HAS SEVEN DCIOs
now, and plans to have 11 in'
operation within a year.
National and some other
airlines have Wied slmo1ators
for yeara, but NAL officials
said the new OClO simulator is
so advanced it will eliminate
80 percent of training time
once required 1n an actual air-
craft.
•' CJ h r ~llfoml• R•tid••h Only ' ,' GRUBB & ELLIS
iR!EALTY FUND 111
A ~·I bt•t• l11•••ttn•11t Opp:ortu'"ty
~~C.Ufurni• U"'itN P•rt11er1hip
Offeri"t 'nre•• Potentiel a.11efih 9 T .; .S1vin9s in 172
• Diversification of Properties
• T llC. Free C1sh Flow e Mort91ge Reduct ion
• LirrMt•d Liebility . e .P.ot•nti1I Appt•cietion
ONE HOUR INVESTMENT MEETI NG
W•ch1.1d&y, NoYemb•r 29, 1972
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T~lt •eon flOf c-1«111• Ill offLtt '° MU, Tiie offtr Is tNd1 b'f the Offff'• llllJ Clrtv'l.r •oniy. The .. ,, of wnlts II l!mlted to ln¥t11ott who ire rtilftn~ of c.flfofnll , wtlo etl 11 )'Nrl of l$e •nd tie"-I net -111
• •exc1111J.,,. of 9q11lty In tttelr te$1dence, llom!I fUrnllfl11$1 or •llfOll'IOblles of
' et IM1t S2QMO, •lld wlloff lncl1¥kllMI 11nM I~ (C'Ol'llbltMd wit~ IPOUM•
tr rnarri.11 It ,; 'ft'-" no,oooi or regerdltn of tniw ~ wl'lole "" 'wor1tt Ii '1t ·ie.11 1100.@, tKklll..,. of .ciulty In r..idtnca. home f\lrn-
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leffls fJor merking persona) items such es
boo k'< records, pho+01, etc. lebels stic• on
9IA1s end m•Y. be used for merkin9 home
caftnU focd t'tems. All labels •re printed
•with st)'lifh Vogue type on fine quelity whit ..
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Four newsmen -none a
pilot -were tested in the new
simulator with mixed results:
two "crash landed" the plane
in a simulated approach to
Chicago's O'Hare Airport, a
third put it into a "takeoff
stall" and the fourth managed
a safe but wobbly takeoff and lauding.
MesaBofA
Expansion
Work Slated
Work ls tmderway on a ma·
jor ezpansion of the Costa
Mesa Bank of America on
West 19th Street, announced
vice pesident and manager
Lee Cave.
The 1100,000 project calls for
the-·construction of a 2,000
square foot addition along the
entire east side of th e
building, increasing the office
.size IO percent to 13,000
square feet. It is-designed to
provide expanded ·work
facilities for o f f i c e ad·
ministrative and record pro-
cessing faciliUes.
Miss Newport Beach, Karen French, helps Merce-
d..,Ben& dealer Jim. Slemons Oeft),I tum the first
sbovelful o! dirt fur the new dealership near Jam-
bo!'ff Road and Bristol Street In Newport Beach.
Looting on Is M.ercede .. Beni Los Angeles zone man-
aier Vin«!nl Latala. Completion is expected In early
April , l978.
COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK UST ••
Pr: ~t Vows 'Financial Independence'
MEX ICO CITY ILiPI)
:itex::lcnn~.8. relati ons ap-
, :peared ~nearrng ' Ule ir lo"·est . ' : point in J.C®nli)'Qia.l'i Jast u1eek
; as Mexjcoccontinoed to balk at
;rorel@, 't/i~1biil\iits and U.S.
!invesiflrs ·.coollooed. to \\'orry
,:abcnn11H. · · .,,_
: ~ N~lfdiial ll•il\< or MCX•
·ico . .anid J5 . .p.erc en t of
.Mexit61!J:i'4!W ltl~st important
: mao~i;iiiJQ~ ~uSLries \Vere
;partially foreign-o\vned.
' . L'\J SPfllil OF existing
:Jegisl'lrt iotl, the ba'llk'" said, in
;manic&ieS !oi:eign.atock runs
'above the desired ol9 percent.
: Af ex i ca n edllorialists at·
P UBLIC NOT ICE
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tacked Barron's magazine,
·which recently gave a Wall
Street view of ~1exico "killing
the bird that laid the golden
egg" with its programs to con·
tro\ foreign investment.
Local daily El Dia called the
Barron·s bird ''the Trojan
chicken."
President Luis Echeverria
has continued to insist on
Mexico's finan c ial in-
dependence. During a tour of
southeastern lf1exico two
weeks ago he showed no sign
of softening his stands.
ECHEVERRIA RAS ordered
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SACRAMENTO (AP ) -A
light is building quietly for one
of cafifomia's c ho i cest
. polltical jobs -pitting the '°" • • of an Irish tavern ·owner
• 1 agaiMt an intense black man
.• who grew up in Texas.
~ Right now tne tour guides
still tell the gawking visitors
how it is: Bob Morettl, a Van
Nuys Democrat, is Assembly
speaker and has been since
Democrats swept back Into
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ASlembly'CCllltrol In November trequently menUoned poleitllal fO~," ·lbe Jl"-•,Wal pve ~ 111 .U-blY -.1, "pve me bacll my deltptlon''
19'10. ' suoee-.. oo •lllm 1iom ·•llbln Ills ciwn wblcli -. then wfJl be a al lhe Democnllc Nalloqol
Bui lwo San Franclsco parly lo llep don u speakar. -llldlr la lbe Allemhly by COnvenllon or chalrlnc lbe
Democrals wilh a long history MOl\ETl'I MAY. well hold E v e n J e 1 ~ I/ o r u b, Jenillry tm. powerful Ways a1ic1 Meiilo
of pollllcal anlmosily are lbe speakenhlp while he crllt-Dori16craUc _,.,,.. ol Ole And Brown, an elgb~year Commillee.
already eyeing a 'day 4'1er .a "-bly. lor 10 years,J>owed_ ~-v.eleran and "'cCarlhy, the Aasembly'',.
year he!@ when 1J1ey ~pe_c\ (~ Q IO lbe Pftllll!"' and s!eppe\I ~' a four.year C.year-oldmajoricy..,\111>. l>U··
Moretti to say he will run for S .ANAJ.Y.SIS_ • .-wn u mlnoijly llooi"~ •• vet~ ate "'"' lo be center a quletar, ~~~· "11'9-. ~ .
governor. · _ · • il0'9,..... bit campalin t&-•llap -conlendera~l)>r Bui he Is """""""''.,. ~ ~ •
Today, Leo McCarllly, aon , '"*81 !l<>"· Ronald Raagan ' lhe Job. move lobbying for bills, poHllcal
of an Irish c:onlracior ..and croUes !be.slate comPllinlo& became olllclal. . • • cementin& _ I e g_l • t a 1.1 v e_
tavern owner; aod Wlllle uan~c:andldale. Bui even H Morelli resists POil BllOWN, cenler alqe !rleoilaliipa, rarely wlllting a
Brown, who 8J"'W up poor In But as aoon u -aays lbe .......,.., H he enlera lhe Is alrudy where be lr)'l lo be mlnule.
southeast Tena, are the most openly "I am a candktate for aovernor's race at all he must .r -wbe&ber be ls pleading ·With the Nov. 7 election -·--...u .. -.c.-.. .....
S...N'l\\ MONICA iAP l -The·Sta1e }\as'r~cbed agree-
ment to buy 1, 700 acres in the
Santa Monica Mountains for
$1.9 million, clearing the way
for -· the Lt,090-acre Santa
t.iooica ·Urban Part. officials say ..
Rep. Alphonzo Bell, IR·
Calif.,) and "'illiam Penn
t.1ott. director of the state
Departmen.t of Parks and
( OUTD,OORS)
~ation, jotnUy announced
the agreement. saying they
hoped it would be the ftrsl
step toward halting further
development in the;_ mountaim.
Bell said the land, to be
purChased by the state from
GllM!lpilo Crtek R e a I t y
Investment Co. a n d the
Mowitain Park Realty Invest·
merit Co.. is· valued at $S
million. 'Ille $3.5 millioo dil-
ference between the valuation
and purchase priee is a dona·
lion Wm the two rums, be said. .
Moll said Podable lacili~es
are especled .lq be opened in
the area by July l but added
that m a j o r improvements
such as hiking and bike trails
and picnic facllllle! probably
will'liot'be r.ady before 19'15. 1'~ .L -. .. .,....U,,Ctwl>s?
OAfa.AND ' (AP) • -Many
wllne_, ipPearing before a eaiiiomtli · RicreaUon Trails
COmmltlee ~I here urged
segrqation mtd close controls
on .OperatiOna 1of vehicles on
open.c<lllll!ry;land., .
But.-wbo·cfo the wheel·
Ing urged lh!il ample space
and "lldequale grouhd> be pro-
vided for them to follow their
~· A stale law which became
eff.ecti"Y-", .July · 1 requires
rec!olnlioo ol 1111 vehicles not
licensed for highwav use. It
al9i>'calfi 1for 11Sing i10 of tbe
$15 twcl-year ttgistratlon fet
to estabtlih riding lrailB and
motari7.ed pM. in lbe stale
for motohiyd<s, liail bikes.
du'n'e bu'ggfes and
· soowmoblles.
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SACffl.u!ENTO (AP)
• Adminl&tration of the 58,QOO..
• acre Redwood National Park
: in Northern California should
: be taken .OW!f by the state, a
• conunlsalm appoinled by Gov.
Ronald ·~ recommends.
'Callfamia • a•I ready ad·
~ -ttale parks -'" covering about 27,500 acres -
, -the>mllonal park houn-daries;~ ftbe ic o.m mission
polm.d GUL "
H It .took o+er management
of.the rerhaining U1S. National
p a·r:Jt · rs.err. j c e-managed
acreage, , state 1tovemment
ClfUld·doi11more efficient job.
t h e 1 commis!lon concluded
before Votin1'$.0 In favor of slale"~nl.
.,,.,_ !Weetled
' 80IJTli tAKPl•TAHOE (AP)
....i.1 l'J'ber lfahoe' Regional Plan·
. nlnf ~~ Advlaory Plan-ning eo-mmlsslon bas been told
that .t-lcfd:IUOnal recreational
fadlfllei.'irill be needed in lhe
Tlhail 'Bain. to meet in·
erl • 'C' Olm.Inds~·
'J bl"'i ..n,ort on recreation
~--· lhe San Fran-daco COlllUlting firm 0 f
Edllo;'l Doon, Austin and
>· ~lhe Tahoe area wll-1'1111 two lo lllree limes as
... --·facilities In 1111--· .~~.aald the major
lfrf't1tn-.m be tbat rapid H· = .. ,. ... he poalible
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' • , . ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, '1972
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lg J!'Pr Found : on :ctemente BeaJ..;
' ' ' ' 1 ciemen~ lJfegul.nt Lt. HaQk Barnes. ShortJy afterwpdS, Barnes and beca11u the anaie bU t: nen:\-.venOm as are shaped like the tail of an eel, to "What worries us now, 11 Wiiii.i-. · '.'N<rfr tbat •we 1hfnk about i~ it was a Lifeguard capt. Phil Stubbl dr9ve by on IOSjc as •cotwa'.•," 8'rnel.~lated. enable the small, snake to swim. bt ~ m;~•le Iha, t 00 one uu bitten, ' because routine pa•-•. . The Rtr. ··~ WU ...iven to lil-uard ' might a few more out there.'•~ ::1-u1,ll ·-•• .. •The Sea World people wanted it alive, Id tliere mU&t have been 1a dor.en people · Andr ~ , ·• aa. expirienoed iam•t.eur I 88 • • ~·""'"" arouod lt'wbea we came by ,, he , Tbe . two guards aald they earefully· •• ~-~-, .,..-but came UJt too ate," Barnes said. ~~-·-• "tb I ;j'~ · ' placed the viper into a plastic bag with 8 snau:i uuJ1;au, .1 The onlr;:.explanation for the a~ vu:•-.°'>'• e •ll'Dlnl to bb•11.ii11t~•n1
The small black make ap~•Uy long aUck ind returned to heodquarters 11 died on tbe way to 1\1 's bo'l"', pearance o! ,a• anake thousands of miles In San Clemente thil ..-ii lo 11oy
wubed ~ in mhlat'tenk:lon"';t-ihe ~ ~ authorities at Sea Work:. . Barnes said. • i"" away from Us natural habitat is that It a..tay from smaU, black ..U.. • · 1
"'"1herly .md.of tbe C.pfatrano Shores "We gave tbem a description of the ~:~.:..i~~~deep :bir ~~':.'c':,\!,l"'rtbem waters-prob-Barnes aald he hid qo ~·dime
,tralllr park, -aald, ond im-thing ond they aald )ha~ was no doubt bluill>llUlc& ID .color with i Ugbt oh"ie "We think If probably got abosn! a boat ths~.very thine Tlmndoy, • ·
mediately drew a crowd from amO!w the about what it was. striPe .. ruoDinC tbe-'lmltb of its 'body. down in Mez:l.co and stowed away to "I bate snakes WorM ••
nearby rmkients ~ tieacb visitors. · "Their first commen~wa,s 'be careful', The ~,t\to lnc;b!livof ~tail, b(I! said, calilomia, then fell overboard. he said.
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How It Felt
, DOUGLAS, Ariz. (AP) -. A teen-ag.d •
bonor student described .. "the nicest
boy you would want lo meet" faced
mnrder charges today In the lllyingls of
his scboolteocber parents. Autborlties
slid tbe youth wanted to. tnow bow It felt
to kill someone. .
Police aald Bernard Josepb Roth, IS,
walked Into the police alatlon Tliunday
and~f!ODfeased tbe kllUDgs.
Sllerllf's deputies went to . the Roth
home -town ... -the· bodies ol Jooepb Roth, lo, an llJdio.viluol Jn. -"' .,.!I" Hilb School, Ind.. Get'tmde. Roth, 57, a i!mlor high ICbool •
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· Rotb fts aprawJed on the living room
Goar. Hll· wife was found on 1 aofa billliDI lllin. lnvestlgaton aald both had
i-·illot once in the chetl with a rifle.
County Attorney Richard Riiey, who
called Rath 11tbe nlcest boy you would
woat to meet," aald the youth, when
uked ·-bow be felt about his ponals, aald, "The people ... geltlng o]d. I'm DOt mad at lbenL _ I have DO boltiliilb." . ,,...--~ ..;
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thoughts about killing bis parents \fOr a
long time," said Riley. "He wanted to
kno1Lbow It felt to l!lll somebody."
FIREMEN SCRAMBLi TO QUELL BLAZE AT H~E OF LAGUNA CITY MANA~
• . Flro Old on Estl~ted $13,000 01,,,.ge to Lowrence ROM Home --nTJST JIA1IOl..D'1i>ASTottlUS-'jlt"DISMbm,fS"NTAL-SCU~Pl'URE-· ~;--GI.ii' .. Olli~ Wiii Be Shlppod to Polin S'pri,,..n ~Decor
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~: '(·,(M~'Porial' to' Palm; Spr:~ngs
:_:'.\'-'·.~·I . ~ 'I ' ~ . i' ,~,.aietaJ .'sculpture tiUed lot ll,500, plus shipping.
Por1al &, I-Jleocb artist Harold 0riginaUy priced, at 13 llJO tbe giant ~ wllI Ill ._oiled and moved ' ' .
fiun Hf lat M f:'MU.Yal site to Palm =~(~~ ~ IOkt . to interior SJ1ri11P -1* alo·lo 1 deslcner there ~-~-. It will be.placed
• do a lot adi-i& to the_deolgaer'! Palm
Sprinp'olllce. E ~ p ,_ ,T,-•1 l'llrtOI -· ''tocled o1·1·spec1a1 . ~n• &ipi•.1.ay -tYPO o1-1111• 1111ehm1<11 ii diilgn.
•: r' , . , ed to rull. The -iJa formo. I pro-
1TJ:0 · If.I F• h tectlve coating ·and •Jll'""eala -"., ''lJtl ~-: • ... ' , ig t, ciOtBrlorat"'1, arlbl P-·lllld. • 11e.,.... ~·the 1111111 lllDlll wOlds ~ " ~ of 1be ocubltilre tbli --Tiie pieces <
lJ •• ay11 -*it9rney· will be lolided' -~ 11rte iruq Monday • and reconstructed Tu...iay In Palm
~~ Air ,_ Gen CW'tis LeMay Springs. • ...., ~t has won ~ fihlpplng cosls coold equal the sales
• -witb die Internal price Pastoriua •id. H~ aaid the aale
.....,., OOCGrdlng to• hil •t· was at cost.
_, . The artist hid -the art -k
Riley aald the. killings took place
arowid ·7 p.m. Wenesday. He aald the
youth then--drove to Lonloburg, N.M.,
some 100 ,miles northeast of Jlouilas,
wbeft he spent the niglit in a motel. Tl>o
yolitb .. turned to Jlouilas shortly -.
t a.m. Thanksgiving Day ond llmied
bbnsell In, Riley aald.
Police aald they found a .25-.35 callher
rifle in the youth's car. ·
Nonnan Llttrell, principal at Douglas
High, said the 1>oy' had an outstanding
school record.
Besides being an honor student, Littrell
aald Rotb. ung with the ichool cboir and
thil ,...,eorned a place on the school's
footbsll toom. Howenr;he aald Rotb bad
to drop froril tbe team because of •game ... _ . ' ...,_,, '
"I've known this family· for years,"
aakl LlttreD. ·u And Bernard was just the
type of boy joU Would like to bave In a bJlh ocbool n I n.. ~·llao ~ three daughters.
tag~a StudentS
Help Merchants
Qualified Lasuna Beach High School
students are.. available as extra help_ to
local merchants durlng the Christmas
holi<l8y rush. •
According to work e~pe r ie~ce
coordinator Don cawthoo, letters -of-
fering student help have been sent lo
many local oo..hiesses. .
Merchants who desire extra bands are
requested to· list the q~icalions of the
employp, the rate of pay and the
D\IDlber of emplOyes needed. ,
Cawthon may be reaclM!d· at Laguna
Beacb HigltSchool, 41K-1546, ExL·50. . '
Bur.k~ :Criticizes Court?s
Abortion Riile as· 'Biased'
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~. 1Lf !Oii Piilcador Drive, W.IB' °"for the Saw<klll 11'..Uval, but It did not ....... llJ Ille IRS wltb !allure to pay ..U 11 tblt time ond bu terVed u
lie'* --..-lo 119. . Laguna Belch'• llDOllldll canyon portal Tiit = ........ tllet cl1rillg U-°"the grounds lince tbe lelllval ended. Assemblyman Roberi H. Burke <R· caOstltutlonal beca.,. they were "im-~ !!'.".1•49')1eh\lr be had The clly declined to prcbue the Huntington Beocb) has accused the stile. pi:esslvely vague."
tlie •·-" 1 ..,_. prdener wllo. llCUlpture -montho ago. , Supreme Court of "ming legal mumbo-''Tllil decisloa wlll undoubtedly gt••
-piN 111 1111 _.i•o former 'Ille large -columns of the "°'k jumbo" In the court'•· roctnt decisloa rise lo 1 huge lncreue in the number of .,,...,., 1"1twn mutwilc:s. will be .parotod In I cardlli, melllodical whicb struck down the requirement lor 'a abortions being performed In California . ,,,. ·e---~ tbOle eervlces manner the artilt Aki hospital committee's approval for an u:.d will ~ ·~ doon of 4m8!!f new °""'II :ll .....,. dmt ..,Id haff been • He is ' uaing 1 small Ii;gh -1 saw to abortloo. abortloll hiilla, wbose won ton dili'ogan!
tued I telal ol fl,'li1 for the three sliee through'the wekll holding the lolcled The decisioo , banded down Wednesday for buman life and U11J1Ditary coodiUoos ~ ' abeet metal together. · by o ·~ margin, means thst a woman in wlll o .. lieap the Tljuana:111ills Calllor-~~1'$~:'8'''.'J~· ;,1~~~arto· Pastorius will leave a btt of unusual the lint 211 weeks of pregnoncy may lib---oo molt!ni In tbe'pu~ • the -=~ maintenance advice with tbe new owners tlln 1 ,legal -f r om a licealad Allemblymon declared.
::.,• M • :"'"! lltno4Ib the pro-~ woter clown the ooulplllre, occaaionllly. ~ In on ocmdited bospilll "Wltb abortions. being looletled by the ~ --....... to .. to ,,:-;:;..:mi.:.;.::=-:~!. ==.,~=·al of the boopltal'• 1=r°:'1~ ~ .... In·~~~;
1r111 -.,.., but the ~ ooh! _..Iac 11111 ... .,::; =:but· T 11WZ ne -Aid ... ~ ,.... ,.. Tbla wlll 11o.. the effect of 1ustber lie -11111 wllb IRS•~ • ..., " •-~tb·~ ~ -~. our moral,. ~~-~."be ldlil ..... "11.-lilll" ond, 11--.-llld. ., •• ---. adiled. ---
n. aid.,..,~ ...... =: wtlwtdl m.': Bo t • ~=·::: =-~~~ Burlre •id more than U!,000 abortle111
1116 ~ other ....., _, 111 llil 4 to s decision it ...,.. performed in Clllforola In 1m.
'• the borne for Marriage Shattered , ei lo clc dlep to come up with "No doubt thil declaina will mean tbJt
of Ill 1 11, -omers. $i1.:-· 9>0t the law ii 'anduly next yoor there wlll bs more callfomlons
tbll bl& of .a LONDON (UPlj -111'1 f 1-1 t r 1 l w 1 -19· ntloaallae this sbock· killed by obortlons than wtll die lrmn 1H
bauoe ,. , " lllDmln poatod llerllert Robina 1 .._ on laJf 'ell • otber .,._. combined. And -lltft
lllld ' .-Ilia ........ .... ......... ,,,, -...... .11111 tbe medlcol wll1 be -without lienefh (Jf ..... -jj,q * 1111 ) pold lor '"*11 dlwll." Mb told tllo court bil ~ ID olotoin commlttoe Ill>' ' [IOal to tblt oucust bnd1 which » IJlbllY ' =jj-r, ... I) wUe 4n11"11d lilll 1111*. pmol · .t ,• oborlion were 111>-1111 po911.Judpnml,''be Aid.
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By JACK CHAPPELL
Of 1119 Dalfr P!Mt lt9ff
A fire at the borne of Loguna Besch
Gity P..1anager Lawrence Rose late Tblll'l-
day did an esjlmoted $13,000 damage to
tbe structure and contents of the $80,000
bouse.
1be blaze w~ contained in the garage
or lbe bouSe at 390 Ledrolt St. as all
three -1tatioos of the Laguna..Beacb Fire
Depsrtmeat responded to the call.
The ca.use of the blaze was not Im·
mediately doetennioed and was under in-
vestlptloa todly1 'Ille lire occumd at
10:2' p.m. os the family ,.lued alter
Thanksgiving dinner.
"We were all wotChlng the televillon
("Chitty, Chitty, Bang.llaq") -one of the children thought be 6eard a• ooile
.In the garage," Rote llid.
The child went to the connecting
kitchen doorway opened the door and
saw the.. fire. the city manager 11ld.
No one was injured in the fin, but -
penonaJ papen, awards and keepsakes
stored ln the garage were destroyed1 tis
were many tools, he said. , .
He said there was some smoke damage
in one bedroom. The fire department ,
Humphrey, Wife
Fly to Ireland
DUBLIN, lrelond (AP) -S.n. Bubert
H. Humphroy and his wife Dew to tbe
Irllh Republic today on a tllreKay
private villt.
lllmqlbrey told ntwamen be wllrted to ·
"bteome 1 lllile better ocquailltod with a
Wlderflll _,try ond I lloe ond' pat
poeplo."
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estimatod 110,000 ..... lo ~
structure, ond $3,,. to ·a ' Tbe department ,., lll'ted that
upon. the arrival el tlie llnl the
garage WIS in D-. Tm alil ~
tbe u ...
Role Slid tl!ot -·11. lbt
away in the ea.nae wen
were be!ni kept ~
perhaps beiDI toe9d OIL
"But it teems a rltller
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Taxpayers'
Groups Says
No to · Jlecall ...
. . ' End to ·_ s ·ex -
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Astronaul James A. Lovell,
who spent more time in space
than any other America n astro-
naut., is preparing to leave the
space pro g ram after the
lau nching of Apollo 17 next
month.
Boys Basketball
' Signups Slated
·:~Ln2ffl:~~=~:
now open at t,aguna Beach schools and
the city RecreltlOI\ p.partment for this
season's competition scheduled to start
in January.
TbOri! 81' fo <ft sions, a Pee Wee
League for boys in the fifth and sixth
grades aod ~f.be.JuIUor League for boys in
tll ' ..... t11 a!JCI ¢illth. grades.
A registration lee of $1 '°"" IJ>. surance, uniforms and awards. Forms
are aYailable ,i the Recreation lleparl.-ment and the scbools.
Most games wm be played Oil
Saturdays but some will be beld u
~tothebighachoolgames
on 'J'ue!Jday and ~Y ni&1>13. All games wm be 1n the men \icbool am. Play ...is
in Mardi.
Adcfidonif hiloiii\atloo I! anllable
from the Recreation Department.
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Umt~tefl ~onors
A8lf~~ w~f_.ontact
N:oWg@Y :Fund
Tile board of the Laguna Beach Tax·
P"Y<" Assoclalion has wted to opPQSO
the recall of Lagun:i Beach Uo.lfied
School District 'I'nlstee! Patricia Glllette
and Gerald Lioke. Jame.s c. Yancey, 'rioo pnsidel>t of· the
group, speaking for the boon! said Ibo
two trustees deservt to serve out their
tenns. "In our oplnioo. Mn. Gillette and Copt.
Linke are making a sincere effort to
maintain a high quality educ:atkntl
system while trying to reduce wasteful
and wmecessarJI spendi"I!," YlllCeJ' said.
The electioo <lecidlng the recall ol the
t WO trustees will be beJd Dec. 5. Three
candidates have flied for the trustee
seats which would be opened If the recall
is successful. They Bf!! Lucille Wbitaku
Michael Sagar and Francis Qos.wn.
Recall charges assert that Linke and
Mrs. Gillette have not been responsive to
the community and they have un--
dermined the school admlnistration.
In supporting the two embattled
trustees, !he Taxpayers board cited high
costs per pupil and said that the board
was convin~ the com were too bigb.
Unke is a fonner presidmt of the Tu·
payers ~tion.
Illegal, Ali.eris
Alle ged Smuggler
Faces Charges
Ten illegal aliens and • -national suspected of trying to smuggle the group
into the country in a camper face pros-
ecutioo today after they ~ piclreil up
In San Cl....,,~ after a blgb._i -
00 lbankagiving eve.
Tbe bamnring pursuit -the San Onofre dledl;point to the Pl'dldio olf-
ramp In San Clemen~ inoolwid _.
of 11111 miles per hour aa potn>lmm and
local police tried to lnler«pl a speodi"I!,
overloaded camper.
Patrol C.pt. Gene Harris said the
episode bepn -the latHnodel truck· camper pulled to the cbectpoin~ then the
driver sndcfenly jammed on the gaa and
flee!.
"In DD time," Aid one amcer Oil duty,
"be WU up tot• miles ID hour."
San ~ police then were asked
to belp IDlertept tbt fleeing vehicle.
,., did ., by lldllnC up ~ -.
rowl'+8 I Tbe dtl..r ol the rig .... mested Jl ..,sp;cloll ol Intent lo smucgle all...,,
Harris said.
Irma Nofziger Memorial Fund dooora
who hive not bad their glfls acknow\edg.
eel have been to contact the fund
He: was identified as Pedro Guer;rero
Q!tqa. II, ol Mellco. . 1 •
' He will be -tec1 by the 1J.S.
Govemmellt. ~
The men who a&sertedly contr~c*.ed
with him for transportation into the
United States will be deported lo Muico. ......-.. Mn. Muriel ,
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Gov. Ronald Reagll\ holds a
rat named "the Gipper" which
will represent him in the 11th
annual Rat Decathalon Dec. I
and 2 at American River Col-
lege. The rodent was named
for Notre Dame football star
.George Gipp, whom Reagan
portrayed in a movie.
Poultry Company
Blast Kills 2;
~ $1 Million
CLAXTON, Ga. (UPI) -A gas ex·
plosioo that destroyed. the Claxton
Poultry Co. early 'J'hanbgi'ring Day klU·
ed two men, injured five, and caUled ~
pnmmately $1 million damage that left
41111 employes w!Uol;! 1"1rL
State fire inspectorS were to begin sif •
ting today through tlle ruins of. the firm
In a seorcb for tj>e co..... ol,the blast.
'lie delcl were Jdenllfied u :nIJman
-ol ColliDs '"" -8mltb al Clum, both In their la~ IOI.
Dick Doak, Who i#I in ABtiafactory COO-
dilion in. a Savamiah ,bolpttal. was
fClfl\llWI. ol a de81lj1P cnor 1114 ""'ad. vflinc bis supervisor ol yil le4t eorly
'lbursday wben the plant exploded.
Maintenance supervisor ·Benny ::; .
Gilreath said Doak bad callid 111m to
complain he w&! bavlng trouble with a
boUer and that be smellecfgu.
Atttmpls to -a $1111,000 dlfr.,,,.
..... ---· bfcls and ~tn o.ad> Mdlltocis' ..U...tes have been
siarted bl' Lquna Beach dolipln. O>mollilallon ol all the Mall\ Bead!
put -will~ -.c\1<11 1o ao alload • a illOdJ -. lliul elillllllotlllic
-ol the prim• -l<lr Clllhiorle<l bids. Vice Mayor Roy Holm has said.
8ldl bod -made .. the CQMllloos ol plecetnff1 constnldlon around lleo-
ton's parb11 lot and 1lle coffee &'oop. Ear~ demolition will elimiutt U'°98
problems, Holm aa\d,
It iJ abo f<ll that wltll a possible coo-
slruc:lfoo slowdown <Ne to ,-ge of
Proposition JO. cootractor> may be
lvJn&'1 tor wmt and wW take.it on lerms
more favoroble to the dtJ.
EsUmates of the Main Beach cost were
$111,000 wlille the lowest bid returued
WM $M0,000.
Holm said that the difference in
estimates· and · bids reflected a ~uine
professional disqreemellt between tlle
citv ardlltects and the contractors. it appea,s tblt coostructkln.. first
sclleduled to start afler the flnt of lhe
year, wlU be delayed at leut until
September wltll possible completloo In
early 1174.
A change In the boardwalk wood will
also reduce costs, Holm said. Instead of
exotic South Best Asian Kapur, specially
trealed Douglas Fir will be used.
Thiel Sees Saws
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And Steals Same
A burglar with a penchant for sk111
saws has removed two of the costly carpenu;.•, toola from a So,itll Laguna
constnJctkm site. ·
Orange County Sheriffs officers said a
saw was taken (rom the back of a pickup
truck owned by carpenltr Stan Plesbner
while he worked on the construction of an
office building at Third street and
Pacillc Coasl Highway.
Deputies said an identical still saw bad
been laken three boon earlier from the
truck of contractor Michael Lee Sindon
of Dana Point while be worked on the
same project.
The saws are jolnUy valued at $51111.
Investigators refuse to identify a man
named ... prime -~
NO RED FACES
WASHINGTON , (A,P) .-P 1 tr I ck
cardinal O'Boyle contends a sex manual
prepored by six q.orae_iowa University
meclicl1 a!Udlots abotlld i,, 'l'llhdra.,.,.
-.... II -birth CC11lrol, abol'
UOtt •nd bortt<llbuafity'.
T11e canllnal, · Roman C al·h o 1 i c
archblaho!> ol Wublillloo, caJ\'<I· Tb\>rt-
day lo& !ho wllhdrawil.
lie aald the 4f.page boothit, dlltrfbuted
to ltUdenta tltrouch uni..nlty c!!wmeJs,
-ts a moral poeitlon "direCtty con-
trol]' to the teacltktp,ol the dlureh."
T11e ID-Yeaf'Old unlv~rslty ii con-
trolled by ibO SocJOty of J~, • Roman
Co!bollc rellciCIWI order that reports
directl,y t0 t11e Pope. Cardln&t P'Boyle,
even though the insU!uUon ts within his di~. bas no direct aulbotlty over
Georgetown.
Georgetown's president, the Very.Rev.
Robert J. Henle, disclaimed
responsibility for the m&J\Ull. He said it
did not represent offical university policy
and was d1strlbuted to students by the
student govemmen\. '
Fatltu Henle did not lndica~ any
move toward the pamphlet'• withdrawal.
'nl.e manual, entitled "Human Sexual
Responsibility," deals with the $Ubject of
sexual re.laUOOships In a-relaxed-and, in
some cases, in a lighthearted and witty
manner.
Readers are advised, for example, that
tlle rhythm method -the only coo-
traceplive technique approved f o r
Catholics -has no side effects "excepl
~GATE, i>!g)anll (uPJ) -'.
Houaewive1 have set up a spec~
shop In a pub to sell women's
unde rwear to men -to save them
the embarrassment of having to
face regular> shop f81esgirl.i wben
they buy suy ling¢~ for wives
and girlfriends for CbristmU.
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due to . , organizers•
control, tbe names were not recorded of
doaon who made clepoelts directly to the
Securlly Pacific National Bani< accounL
"It b very important that we have
donon' names," Mn. Reynolm said.
'111.e Old Playhouse park is now being
developed. Mrs. Nofzieger's memorial
plaque will be placed by the Pepper Tree
and the old Laguna Playhouse callboard
wi11 become a memorial to those whose
names will be pla~ on it," Mrs.
Reynolds said.
Laguna Man, 22·,
Arrested · After. •
Drug 'J;reatinent
A ?i-yeer-old ~n· in Lagun8' Beach·
was rtlBb<d Id Otange Counly' '.)!edlcat
Center with an apparent injected
overdose. of · a "dangerous drug · late
Wednesday night ' ' (.-.. • ..
"I told him to cltar out or there fast/'
said 'Gilreath. '"nlat's wben the phone
went dead and 10 seconds later I felt and
bean: tho blast."
f . Eleven. workers cleaning and steri!Wng
~J~e for today's processing
· Die explosion went orf near two 2,~
gallon boilers, fed by nalural gas and
diesel fuel, which belted the water used
in \,ocaldjng the .llJ,GOO-Jll0,000 cblclrelll
processed during a normal shift.
Save up to ?O% on Heritage
Leat~er Sofas & Chairs thrtt Dec. 3Qt h
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LEMAY ...
the gardener to keep It up," be said, "but
it wasn't income."
LeMay was formerly chairman of the
board of Network Electronics.
Re moved to Newport Beach foll owing
his unsuccesshjl camgaign for vice presi·
dent u Gellft ~ .,e's running mate
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Following-b'eabrient, Robert' Crabb
who listed the Hacienda Hotel, 1289 S.
Coast Highway, Laguna Beach as a
residence was booked on s"splcion of
possession of dangerous drugs for sale
and possesion .of hypodermic syringes.
A companion, James F. Swltter, 22, of
WestIK>rt, Conn ., was t'OOk& on suspicion
of possession of dangerous drugs for sale
and possession of syringes.
Basketball Team
Signup Begins
In Laguna Beach
Team entries are now being accepted
by the Laguna Beach Recreation Depart-
ment for upcoming play In the Men'! Police officers seized five medical bot·
ties containing what they believe is a
variety of dangerous controlled dru gs,
two unused hypodermic syringes and two
used syringes.
· Basketball League.
Three separate leagues, rangtna: from
"fast break" to "slow down" will 'be of-
ferecl. Charges of unlawful lod ging were also
place against the two men.
Drug-smug gling
Lawyer Guilty
NEW YORK tAP) -Los Angeles at·
tomey Perry J. Walshin, recently ac·
qu itted on pimping and panderL,g
charges in Los Angeles, has been C\IR·
v\cted in federal court here of plBMlng
to sm uggle $80,000 worth of cocaine into
the United States ftom South America .
WalJhln, 14, convicted Wedneoclay
following a three-day trial, faces a max-
imum penalty of lS }'<an In prison and
$25,00> each on one count of coosplr1cy
to distribute narcotic:.-drugs and one
count of distribution of cocaine.
Another Clllfomian, lvars Aplnitls, 301
of Playa de Rey pleaded gultty to the
coospiracy chsrge last Friday. His
sentencing ii 10heduled Dec. 11.
2 Robbed in Motel
LAS VEGAS (AP) ..., A L<lll lleoch
couple reported being robbed of i100 In·
an elevator at Ibo Holiday !no oo ljie
Stf!p here Wedneaday nJah~ Clark Coun-
ty lherlff'• depullff aald. Jeaa smttb, 87,
told depulfe1 be and his wife were robbed ;y lhree men.
Fast break will be played by ngulatlon
basketball rules on Monday and Wednes-
day evenings in the hlgh sc:hool boys
gym , beginning in January. Eight teams
may enter this league.
The intermediate and slow down
leagues are open to members of service
clubs and other individuals who want to
play for fun and exercl.le.
Managers wishing to enter teams JD.9 _
receive additionsl tnfonnatloo by con-""
tacting the recreation department, 494-
1124 Ext. 45.
Oral Language
Course Offered
. ' One ol lhe most Important oerlea of
counea offered thia year iJ spe<lol In-
struction for student. with an oral
language disablllty, the November report
of the Lquoa Beach Board of Education
states.
'Ille aphasic program, !Unded ljy the
state ol Colllom1a, belpci students wllh
certain bnln damage overcome their
dlfl!culty and eveDtuaily relum to roa·
u\Al'.Ctu..
Mn. Deanna Butcher, courae ln-
1tructor, llvtt lnltrucUon In all ~ otihaalc child1'1\ would nonnally laU 1t
the1r gradl ,tevel. Her chief tut lo to
htJp -to.eipn!U their lhoqhts, ICCOrdln& to the report, The cla-are
cooducied II Aliso Elemental)' School,
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Evef'V home dtserws a f:leauti/ul leather sofa or chair ••• and 1101D b tM tffM 11 I
_to make that &election. Heritage Furniture aa well at a ft111 otMr fo.mo111 1
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come in 11C1D and get immecUGU ckliotrfll
chestnut
broW!l
ltotht'r 10/a
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reg, 11200
Sale $999
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Regional Commissions . . . Pro
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f4!ablialunent ol regional commissions
within the city ol. Irvine bu been p.,,.
pooed by Cowicllman Gabrielle Pryor as
a tentative step toward a two-Iev~
ll)'llem of government.
Councilmen Tuesday may consider the
propoal ,rhk:h wouid see the new com·
m1aiool aet ap according t o
geognpbical arw·ol the city.
Mn. Pryor auggestl commissions
wouJd be made up of individuals
mmlnated by theif community ar
homeowners 1180ciatlom. Eodl W<Jcia.
lion would nominate·--to ..... on the c o m m l s 1 i o n • Appointments,
however, would be made by the clly
counCII:
As an eumple, Mn. Pryor IAid the
Turtle ,Rock Area Comml•si"' mlibt be
made up of five members, one each from
the Turtle Rock Terrace, Sierra Bonita,
Broadmeor, Turtle Rock Hlll9 wocia·
tlons and. ooe from._ V e r a-n o Place
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graduate student houalng .... p1 .. at •UC
Irvine.
Mn. Pryor PfOP*S the University
Park area commission iwouJll draw its
members from ihe Unlverolty Com·
munity As9oclation and associations In
Village Park, Park lj'eit w CUlverdale.
Two commissions • are propo.oied. for
north lrvnne. One would include the
Colony and College ·Park Woclatlom.
The other would draw members from
California Homes, Wlllo'lfl., Racquet
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·'JVicest Boy' W~nted to Kn&w Hmv It Fel~
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(AP) -A teen-ageCI
honor atudent -ll>ed as "the nicest
boy )'OU would -· lo meet" faced
munler ..... today In the slaylnp of
his scboolteadlor pirents. Authorities
uid ta)'Oillll Wlllllecllo know bow It felt
toill!amneone.
PO!lce said ~ Joaeph Roth, 11,
walked Into the police station Thuraday
and --the kllllngs. •
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. Sheriff's deputies went to the Roth called Roth "the nices~ boy you would
bome outside towe Joo -the bodies want to meet;" said the youth, when
f asked about how he felt about his 0 Joseph Roth, Ill, -an • audio.Yisual In-patents,· said, "The people are getting
strudor at Douglas Higb Scbool, and old. I'm 'not mad at tbem. I .have ·no
Gertrude Roth, 57, a junior high achoo! hostilities." .
teacher. •'The boy said'. he had been having ~·Roth was sprawled ·oo the living room thOugbts about killlni his parents ' for a
floor. His wife was found oo i sOfif-'10ii'g'':time;·"~Siiif'lUle . "He wanted·tO
behind him. lnvestigalora said both had know how ll felt lo~ somebody."
been shot ODC< In the cbest rill a rifle. Riley said the • kllllngs took place
County Attorney Rldw'd Riley, who around 7 p.m. Wenesday. He · iald the
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youth then drove lo Lordsburg, N.M.,
some 100 miles northeast of Douglas,
where be spent the nlgbf In a motel. The
youth returned lo Doug!al shortly before
9 a.m. Thanklglvlng Day and turned ·
himself to, Riley said.
.. l'ollce said they lound II .2$-.35 caliber
rifle in the youtb's,car.
Norman Littrell, principal at Doug!al
High, said the boy bad an outatanding
school record.
Deadly Mexican S~ke CqrdiQ&l ·Seeks
Sex. :M~~ar Ban.
F OJJ"' oast Beach
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lound aaly In the nlon of Mexico was f-!IJllil OIL.I quiet l)retdl,ol Son
~ bol<h by ~ 'ftluroday
afternoon. . .
<Aid tl!o-11-a1 o1 the loo~ loig ,.._ .. Ito ....... <t!'anzlety,
becalm t8p "DPWll Cl'..fllture Wiii IGr• ~ by curioal ~·said San 'i:lee"l ' "-•-' Lt. Rani B ' -....... ames, ' 11111 •we thlllk about l~ lt was a
mlrlcle that no one vaa bitten, because
i;,... 111\D.t l!'ve been a dozen people
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·Spillane Novel ,
·~Back on S1i~lt1
. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -
Mickey Spillane's new novel iJ back
on the abelves in JacUonville
'IM , vlted 8 to 1 to ~ay.
. novel 1n the adult
circulation section where children•
under 14 can't get at it.
The book, called "The Erectioii
Set," is about 1t free-wheeling
secret agent who outsmarts a
heroin "'1Ulllinl ring.
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standing around it~ we·cke by," he
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nori. .... ...ralthe~~ -~-~andJm. -Y dieW a oo.:;',t:" """'"' the ......., -ll 111111 -..
Sbortly -·-. "-and Lifrguard capt. Pbll~.;. t., Oii n>ullne patrill.. • -
Tbe -guards 111id """ clftfUlly pljiced the viper laW. a plastiC~ with a
long stick and retri.11ed lo); beadqUarters
to call authortiles at S..· 'trotk:.
"We .-ve them, 1 deacrlpllon of the
thing aild they said tbel·e was no doubl
about what it was.
''Tbelr first coriiment WU 'be ce.reful' . ' becaUse the snake bu :-nerve veDCm as
toxic as a cobra's," Barnes related.
..._ 'l'1le sake then wil given to lifeguard Alilf' Rich, aa experienced amateur
snaR fancier.
It died on. tbe way to Rich's home.
Barnes sa.ld.
Now the snake is in Rich'• freezer.
Barnes said 'the aman-reptile Js deep
bluish-blaQt in color witli a light orange
stripe rimnlng the length of Its ·body.
The last two inch~ of its tail, he said,
are shaped like the tail of an eel, to
enable the small, make to swim.
"The Sea World people wanted it alive,
but came up too late," Barnes said.
The· Only ' ezolanallcln Ior the ap-
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U'I~
Ron'• 'Glpper'
'• Gov. Ro ti aid Jleagan ho\ds a
~Two Irvine City Officials · . -
rat named "the Gipper" which
will represent.him in the 11th
antiuai Rlt ·Decatbalon o.<:. 1
and ,2 11 i<Aint!tlcan River C-01·
lege. ~· rodent was !Wiled
'Jor lilolre Dame, football star
"' ~o~ge Gipp, whom Relgan
• portra,ecl in..a movie. -:Pl~ to L.ohhyin As~eJl)bly '. \
Ex-Gen,, LeMay
Wins Tax Fight,
Says Attorney
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,Frelh trOm. state Ser.ate approval of a
JJiJ1 etemptlng Irvine from the Jan. I
·1eneta1 p1agr deadline, city officials are
preporq ti slmlllfrly wslk the special 1-w tllrolJlll the Aaembly next w .. k.
Qty Mllllfl!f f(llllam Woollett Jr. said
,today that be, and City A~ James
)lrlcklon, will fly lo Sacramento Monday
nlcbl IO ~y for tilt bW Tuesday, Aaebb';~ llotiert Moretti ([).
Norlb ~) ,._,any assigned tbti blU by State Senator DennlJ E.
Tli;KETS S-ET
FOR ORCHESTRA.
Tbe UC Irvine Fine Arb Village
00. .me. will l'!*' at 7 p.m. $alUI'
dsY for ctie ~t " those seeklqg tlebb"' Ibo 1:1& p,m. oancert by
the Pr-Cban>ber On?heltra.
'l'ae _.rt 1111• been shilled
from Q-awlorrl lllll lnlo the Fine
At9 VlllMo ~to provide a ....... la for the .. ---.....
f
Carpenter (R-Newport Beach) lo the
Assembly's local J:Ovemment commlttee.
Woollett said.
Although tile "tlme constraints are
considerable at thia point slnce the
Legislature adjourns ·nen Friday,"
Woollett said, "we are opllmlttlc the bill
stlll llU a 75 pen:ont cbant:e of -'"I·" Retlred Air Far<e Gen. CUrtll LeMay,
If It doesn't, the 11-montb old city will a Newport Beach resldent, bu ,... a
have barely four -to -plete an peacetime l!altle -.Qth the Internal
lnterbn -al plan and adopt tt prior to Revenue Service, a~lng to hta a~
the Jan. I -now aflectlng· all tomey. ,
ciUea In callfornia. LeMay, .r 1046 ·Pescador Drive, wJS E.f.=';;: .::i:-ci;•..::J ~1 :;,: ~:'!' f::=. i:e ';!~allure to pay Lawmen Hunting
ject to loss of zoelng poftrl becauae o1 The IRS contended that du!lng those •
other state 1.,111at1on whlch saya JOOlng years -LeMay nved ln Bel ;\libe had • El T n tle "must be conslltent" with II cjty'• the services of a Ja-p-who oro l\UI rs
general plan, With no general plan, was paid by the general'• former '
EricUotl bas said, It could be argued 1 ernployw, Nel-k· lllectroolcl: lntrudtn wbo ll!IY --bad a non-
city bu no~. 11>e .,vamneot cl.---tnclltlonal '!ltonltliMnc -In mind
To ,,.id that lepl pndfcamea~ 8'11. COllllltuted ._ 11111 lllould ill'fe been ohol a 1"llllC -• m El Ttn •ancb
Carpmllr'• beiP -IOUlbt. lie lllla'od ' tued Ior 1 total ol ..,m for the Oree late w-, md 11111 hm been
the _.i 11111 wblcb -ll1lo op-years. scared oil befor1 tlley coald butdler the
poolllotJ In Ibo .............. writ· "'lllo1 .... -·· said the .. ,.... lllllmal. r... """'* tm1J It 1n111," Woollott a1t1 LollQ' ln Ill lniirlllew. •rnfuaed to 11-Gratlln Bia.I dllConred the
aid. "II.members ol Ibo Alambly fear poy II ond we went lllroqb Ibo-~·· --.ion nncbllnd neer Cook's
lt mlght ael • ...-lw -dtlea, ced-." °"""' -" 1:1 Ttn Rood. 'l'ae -
we are pq to ..... -to lpll'llte lt Lelll1'1 cue was llChacluled lo So to - --II ...
ln !ta ~ l<nl 11111 -tt In the 11111 .,ty DUI year, but the _.i aid 1111•--I illd -llleerl k1llid next-·" be and hll attorney met !!lb ms of· In an ldeu*"l -In eorller OOllllJ
SpeclflclllJ, c.re·111111-SB 'IJI fldolo ~.::~ -lloiltatlon" qd, lncldeDll hlft bem ~ -( .. ~11/W, .... I) ' llllO Lt 11AY, .. II oo "the tpll.
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~ -rt H. Burke (JI. lluntlnltoa ~) bu accuaed the state
Supre;>e Court ol "using legal tDUD>bo-
jumbO" in the . cpurt.'1 recent declsk>n
which llruck down the requirem<ol for II
hospital committee's approval for an ·-The decision, ·handed down Wednesday
by a 4-3 margin,1means ·that a woman in
El Toro 'Couple
Not Thankful-
'lbanks&fving dinner with relatives
proved to be.a costly outing Thuraday
for an El Toro couple. Ralph Leyland Bolander, 31, told
Orange CGomty Sberlfl's officers I h a t
when be ad hla wile, Jolie, retomed lo
thetr • at lilllll' Rlvendell Drlve,
jewelry 11111 lterl6ig sflvenrare valued at
nearj1 fl,400 had been removed from a
cloeet and 1 bedroom bureau.
Deputies Slid the intruders ripped off II
--and cllmbed. lnto the houli throuch the unlocked ·wlndo1'-
0llk:ers are also inwestlgalln1 the theft
ol fumlturo taken by bllrglars from the women'• Jounce at Geneva Presbyterian
Cbiild1, MlllL El Ttn Roild. Cltrtrcll olllcials told deputies that tbe
choir wU pnictlCinc In a nearby room
while the !nttJirlen llrfpped the loung< di
fumllblnp. The f\Jmlture was ••iued at '230.
$700 Air Compressor .
Stolen in Irvine
A f1'0 iir ---reportod llolen !tam an Irvine ~ firm
WedneldaJ by thievet who cut lllectric:ol
wlm to the compony belon bnaklnc lll-
to the -.. feaced yaid.
Irvine police said the -WU
-durlnc tbe hours ol -from the Sot>8or Corp., 17421 1'1111m1D St. A
·~ fW the --IOld-. that the tuwo. hoavy --coald
not blYe bem --the use of beovy equlptnoal.
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BEIRtrr (AP) ~ Three Palestinian
guerrillas involved in the Munich Olym.
pie massacre charged today West
German authorltles doilble crossed them
aod "deJlbela\~y ~ 11! lo till the 11
Iaraell .uii-.
"We never intended to kill any of the
hostages," declared one o! the three in
an interview with the Beirut newspaper
An Nabar. · . --
Ibrahim Jlacir;it"ll8id, "The purpose of
the operal!O<I. ~ lo aecure the rtlease
ol Ill'! 11;'~ guenillu In l!raeli
pri.soiis .•• tq attract world attention to
the Paleatine caU!e and lo hoist the
Palutlniaa flaa rather than Israeli
""'Jl'q ,oo tile Olympic flagpole . '"II'~ G<ffijan lolmor Minlster Hans Dlell!~ Genscbef bad given us his word
of hOnOt lha't a safe conduct had been er.-
ranged for, µs to leave with the hostages
for Cairo unmolested. "Bui 'ltllen.ive arrived at the air base
near u~· All be\I broke i-... GeolclMri:)><Qo'r ~ lo be In Moshe Dayin:'il-hllet". . '
Do.Yaa ~"~""'° -ol l!rael. A!f, ~ 1dld oot say wbere the in-=,• ~. !Jie. guerrll/u WU COD-
Jt aakl , one ol them, Abdef Kader
Denawi, was ill and on a juice diet, as a
retlllt ol ill treatment by West German
investigaton after t b e Sept. 5 Munich
~-ilb',fhro I other comrades, tiacTraii and Mohammed Samet
Abduila, were reported In excelieol
hea]tJt '~-IJ The three were' rtleased and flown to
lJbya on Oct. 29 in exchange for the
~~M!.~ol a West German Luftliamll ·Ji'H~ liijlicked by the Black
September orpnization, which was also
responsible for the·Munich operation.
·In MunJeh, the/Bavarian state justice
ministry s p 0 t e s m a n , Wilhelm
Rlucllalles, denied that Denawt was
mislftatecr by -W'est German inves-tiaalani ' . [ I ,
All -\\rabl, wblle still tmprbooed, IA>ld<tlle lonliir .v,erian juJtlce minlster,
Amad Ben Tomni, that their treatment -·eomcl!<Ri<'"""'°'" added.
• I tr.fl
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I '""'•• ·P,..e I ~l lfl1..} •1rl~ iin
fiE ; •' '1 J...l.A;I. - -_. }I.~ • • •
11 ~I!DS t.il" Q · ptll!l-lf .,..._,-. .... of miles -·-slit\-babital Is thal it w• ~tnnthem. waten -prob-
abl)t bJ1~ •
"Wo ~'11,Pl!lbably got aboard a boat
down In Mmco and stowed i l"'Y lo
Collfonlia...-..fell ••erboard. ·ft~ us nOW, Is that'tbm
mlgbt be 1 few more out there,'' Barnes
aald.
ObYiously, the wal'llln( to beacbgoers
· in San Clemen.eekend is to stay away from · lick snake.1.
Barnes said no problem doing
that vsy · y.
.. I bate anakes worse than anything,"
he 118id.
Leita T. Mort
Services Monday
Fuoeral services will be held Monday
for ~ta T. Marf, of Laguna Hills who
died Wednesday.
She was a member of the PEO Chapter
of Laguna Beach and the Aliso Club of
Laguna Hilla.
She Is aurvlYed by her husband, Virgil,
~the family home at 8812 Via Mendoza;
a IOll, Sherwood Morf of Whittier;
dlQ&bttt, Rosine EUer of La Habra ;
lllller, Mrs. Dorothey BeU and brother,
Carl Kalght.. botb of Iowa ; and four
lfllldchlldren.
-:mat 1:30 p.m. Moo-
dly at · • Chapel. Interment
wUJ follow y at Paclfic View
Memorial Park.
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ARTIST HAROLD PASTORIUS JR. DISMANTLES METAL SCULPTURE
Giant Art Objoct Will Be Shipped to Palm Springs IS Office Decor
s~ulpture Sold
Two-ton, 'Portal' to Palm Springs
A two-ton metal sculpture titled
"Partal" by Laguna Beach artist Harold
Pastorius wilt be dismantled and maved
from its Sawdust t'estival site to Palm
Springs fallow1ilg sale to a designer there
for 11,500, plus shipping.
Originally priced at $3,lllO, the giant
~ aculpture was sold to interior
designer Arthur Eirod. It will be placed
oo a lat adjacent to the designer's Palm
SprlDgs office.
Portal was cOm\ructed of a special
type of weajhering at.eel which is design-
ed to rust. The nast then forms a pro-~ ·.... ~
FreMP.,,el
E~~MPTION • • •
-41v';1 l!'lf cities two years from the
date of t.beir incorporaUon to adopt a
general plat1.. In Irvine's ·case,· th'e
deadline would thua be set at Dec. 28,
1973 -two years after the city formally
was incorporated.
City staff have already begun prepar-
ing for meeting that deadline. Caun-
ciln\en Will soon· be selecting a general
plan consultant. from several firms which
have submitted proposals.
Meanwhile, Irvine Planning Director
Bruce Warren, who joined the city staff
les.c; than two months ago, has been
gathering baae data whicb would be
needed for elther an interim or tlie more
thoughtfully drawn general plah.
Warren frequenUy has advised the coi.mcii against pursuing an interim pla~n,
suggesttng such a document would be a
waste Of time for the city planning staff,
commialion anii council.
Nevertbeleu, be1 did· propose ~
schedule leading to adoption •of such a
plan in late January following' the re-
quired four public hearings -two each
before the commlssian and council -
spaced one week apart.
Warren recommended against a crash
program af four publlc hearings on suc-
cessive nights at the close of this year,
suggesting he, as a planner, does not
snare the urgency to ado pt a plan, sensed
by the city attorney.
Woollett and Erickson who will spend
the day in Sacramen u. Tuesday literally
"walking the bill" through the legislative
offices necessary to get it to the floor of
the Assembly for a vote. will advise the
council by phone Tuesday night.
Front P"fle I
TWO-LEVEL. ••
not always, know what ls going an."
-Establishment of a test ground for
two-level government.
-Pou.Ible revitalization of the com-
munity or homeowr,ers associatklns
through Increased city attention to their
work.
Disadvantages noted by Mrs. Pryor
are:
-Auoclalk>M are not a I w a y s
repre&Mtltlve of the community. Hence,
no resident muat ever feel that only the
area commission ma"y repesent his in-
terests.
-Area commissions "will inevitably
end up at odds with ea ch other and with
us. But that's the way or the world, isn't
it? At least the area convnissions would
hopefully ba Informed and at odds wlllt
US," she said.
Mn. Pryor, the most active and vocal
supporter of the dllzens advLsory S)'ltem
whlch Is now' in 1llmbo iwaiting redef~
lion ol oommllteell ancl their tasks, aald
her new J!;OPDSll woUJd oot "supplant el·
ty commit~.!' r • • )' • '
,,_ advbory bodies • "could still
operate, aa w/J have. apectned, for
citywide tuks," Mrs. Pryor concludad.
Prior lo council actloo 00 the ~I.
Mta, Pryor Utad lime lo dt9CUU the
idea with various community and
homeowners auoclatlons.
tective coating and prevents fUrther
deterioration, artist Pastorius said.
He began cutting the many small welds
af the sculpture this week. The pieces
will be laaded on a large truck Monday
and reconstructed Tuesday lo Palm
Springs.
Shipping costs could equal the sales
price Pastorius said. He said the sale
was at cost.
The ad.i.st had constructed the art work
for the Sawdust Festival, but it did not
sell at that time and bas served as
Laguna Beach's unofficial canyon portal
on the grounds since tht festival ended.
The city declined lo purchase the
sculpture some· months ago.
The large steel oolwnn.4 of the work
will be separated in.a careful. methodical
manner, the artist said.
He Is ·using a 11!18l1'ldgh speed aaw IO
slice through the welds holding the folded
sbeet metal together~-
Pastorius will leave a bit of unusual
maintenance. a~vic~ wlth-,Pte new owners
-water down the sculpture occasionally.
The dry desert air won't create 1 n y
rust, Pastorius said. Marki left by mov-
ing and the . diBassemblY • ..mbly
operation will quickly cure, but only if it
is hosed down, he said.
Unbeaten Flag
Teams Collide
The cbalnplonshlp of the lrYlne city
flag f09tball league will be decided Sabir·
day morning between the only two
undefeated teams or a to 11-year~ld
boys.
. The Ranch CowlioYs and. Ille Freeway
Vikingll",. b<ith with ~ .~. wfll clash
at 10,30 a.m. a\ ·unl•mlty',Hlgh School,
Oliver iit CampUs'DrtVe, 'Ir;vine.
Ce~ernonies at 3 p.m. at the school will
be held io present 11:<>j>blea to the winner
of the t!Ue and.lo teams ba\llng captured
other cit)-league firsts. · .
The Ranch Caw~ys are coached by
Dave )oehnk, Del Dt'ake a n d Lou
Blacksrone, all of the Ranch.
The Vikings ar~ coacbed by Pete Krieg
of Walnut Square and Jlm Davids of
CUlverdale.
F~Pqel
LEMAY ...
h-said "they agreed 1wltb us."
Todd Hinman, the general'• Be•erly
H!Us attorney, said Network E)ectroolca
as ked LeMay lo ~ the borQe for
the cntertalnmeot of bualne,,. C\lllomens.
"He wbuldn't have needed that big of a
house wllh all.Iba! landscaping," Hinman
said .
"They (Network Electronics) paid !or
the gardener to keep it up," he &lid, ''but
it wasn't lnoome."
LeMay was formerly cbalrman of lhe
board o! Net-k Electronla.
He moved lo Newporl Beacb folloWlng
his unsuccessful campalp for vice presi-
dent as George Wallace's ruMlng mate
in 1968.
Wrestling Program
Offered in Irvine
nie ' ~lly ol Irvfne ,..;..ii ... depart.
ment and Unl\.enslty Hip School ore ol·
.fer~ 1 wr'es1llng (llOll'lm lor bo)'a •I•
I• lo elahth grade. The flrll -'<lo wtll i>O held at 6 p.m. Monday In mulUpurpae
room A at Vn!venity High school, CUiver
a~ Campua Drife.
'J'he 12 program [ .. COV.,. the COii of
membership In the Soothom Calttanlla
Junior WreaUlng ASIOClatloo which ata
up ...,era! tounwnenta each yaar. lloyJ
wUI be matcbed according lo their ap
and weight; according to Frooml Gayle,
city recreatJon coordinator.
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NEW YCIRK (AP) -PR.ideot Nlxoe
and membera ol hla family arrived In
New Y art this afternoon lo spend a
"private family weekend."
David Ebeobower, the huaband ol the
-· -daugltlu, Julie. -Ille on'1 member ol the family not mak1a«i
the -tend !rip. El3enbowar Is oo naval
duiy In the Medlterreanean. ·
The only out.Ider making the trip,
pms aecntary Ronald L. Ziegler aald, Is
the President'• Florida friend and
nettbbor, C. G. "Bebe" Rebolo.
Nixon plana to return to t h e
Wasliingtoo area Sunday, either to Camp
David, Md., where he baa been doing
most of the work on government
....-pnlsatlon for hl.s aecood term, or lo
the Wblte Houae.
Ziegler said the 'Nhite Hou9e will make
no announcements while Nixon is in New
York. Ziegler described the trip as a
"private family weekend."
The First Family will stay at the
Waldorf-A.!ltorla Hotel.
Nh:on, ·Ziegler said, will be in touch
with bis national security adviler Henry
A. Kissinger, who Is holding peace
negotiations with the North Vietnarnele
In Paris.
Earlier Nixon conferred with two
Cabinet officers who will reportedly soon
)eave the AdministraUOn, but a White
House spok'liP\an sald no annotmeeD19nts
would be mille 'on the abape of the new
Cabinet Jmmediately.
Secretary ol Transportation John Volpe
and Secretary of llouJing and Urban
Development G«>rge Romney each spent
about an hour wltli'niioo, ll8id Ziegler.
Ziegler 118id II was part ol NIIoo's-<:O!l-
tinulng dlscuasloo and work on
reorganization af the government and the
shape of bla Cabinet !or the aecood term.
The talU with Cabinet offtcen are lo
wind up Monday with Atty. Gen. llicbard
Kleindienst on the schedule, Ziegler said.
But meettng,s 'wtth other olflcials wfll be
held at acmp David, Md., next week.
President Nixon sbllted Ills operations
baclr lo th< Wblte HOU>e after 10 days at
the Camp David retreat, Including a
Thanksgiving Day with bla famll):.
fl••P,..el
BURKE •••
will challenge th< TijUlll8 mliia Calllor-
nians fotnd eo revolting In the put,.. the
A>semblyman declared.
"With abortlp )lein& locoeiied by . the
High COurt, tho l9or If .,.._ will no
1ooger lie • lactorJn lllldt ftlalkuhlpa.
This will ba .. ,,Jbe elled ol further
dqeneraU,,. ~pl -... be added. -•
Burke said iiillPe !baa ut,1)00 abortions
were performed In Callfomla In 1'11.
"No doubt lhta dedn wfll mean that
-year there will be .... Callfornlins
tilled by_·-!hail will die fnnn all
olber -·-And ·those u ... will be tum wt-~ of IP"
peal lo thal august llbq 'libiclt ao ligbUy
has puaed judgment, .. !'& "!Id.
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German Airport Drama >;'; .~~7:·~:·~
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Gunman on Emti~Y,.;~t
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Seeks Czech Relijasfu
FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) -A
man believed anned with a pistol lllzed
a sl<wal'delll inside an empcy Air Canada
plane at Rhein-Main · airport today and
demanded the releaae of Czecboslovalt
nationals Jailed In Germany In< air
piracy, police said.
Police ••m•omcli!d the plane on the·
strip at Ge~s biggest ail1>ort.
Neither police nor airUne olllclals bad
detal.IJ on who the man wu nor
specillcally. wblch convicted hljaclrm 'be
wanted rtleued In re-!or the
ateward111' aafet)'.
The man aaki be wanted "C'l.echs." A
number of Czechoslovaks have been
aeotenced In West Germany !or hi·
jackings.
"We believe he has a pistol and. police
Irvine District
Steering Panel
Seeks Direction
A meellng ol .a steerlq COQlD!ittee to
recommend proceduna for development
of goals In the Irvine Unified School
DistJici will tal<e place Monday at I p.m.
al . Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate
School. The dlatricl is oeeklng the .. _
poalhlo community portlclPltion" lo aet.
ting education goall, SUperlntmdenl Stan
C.OreJi ~ l'J '• ~ " n ~ SI .
Jnvltatiol)I have --~ loo>.@le
llrst .-Ing In tho mul~ roam
at Wl Michelloa Ave. to 1epre1EDWives
of Irvine civic orgallilltiona.
Tie· pabllc Is iiMted lo tM ~
District officials have eet Jts theme 11,
"ll we don't. decJde when we are IOirJQ
-bow wfll ,.. -when -ft id
there?"
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have llll'nltlllded !ht 'I>-."·• polief' apokelman at the airport said.
He aid the AlrlCIM!a.plme bad no
other OC<Uponta 81!~.tlle Incident'.
occurred. He said It appea'«ltthe woman:
WU either ~ <l)lllC!! .,the plane
tiet\lfetn Dlghta W 1J1U ~it10I), board by!
her a•llanl '<It.I d L ... r.,," , ~
An Air C&nada spokesman delcribed.
the man as about 50 years old who spoke
German with • thlclr Eaal European ...
cenL al'.. ~
He Iden~ 'ltl.'Mtt 'lt?eanada•l
flight tl!I, a DCl.that was due It fly from
Frllllkfurl lo 'IJontJ:uL via ~. Ireland, lhta anduodL I~. -H \ l ' •
The 1nc1c1ent OCCWTed only About 1our
weeks after Ar't oen;l!p. hijacbd \
Lufthansa alllfME.'O"Vtr ~ and IUO"
ceected In lorcln( Germany lo release
three Arabi · beldr 1.tll ~ llley
participated In , t!tt' ......... Olymplca
massacre of IsraeU •tbl!etea. ·'
Police recorJjl .show.. baYe been at
least three CUii 1D which: <at.hoeolvaks. hijacked .~ ii>,_,l"!,}!Osl.oiid flew
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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State Funds Approved for Bo Isa Chica Beach'
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By TERRY COVILLE
. Of .. IMNIY ..........
The state Legislature has authorized
$120,000 to stort the reconstruction of
, Bolaa Chica Stole Beach In Huntington
Beach.
II will he part of a $771,000 redevelop-
ment project at the state park, according
tO atote Sen. Dem!is E. Carpenter (I\·
Newport Beach).
Governor Reagan must approve the ex·
-penditure;--c ~ .. -·-.
_The fllll,000 is a preliminary payment
fnlm tbe lletropolltu Water Dlltrict diredor of parka and recreation, told the
(llWD) lor ID ........,t riCbl ..,_ tbe HuoliDgloll Beach Chamber of Com-
beach, acconllq to tbe aenator. merce that 15 million would he opent
~. wbo aHUlhored leglalatlon over two to lour years to heautlly Boisa
!or tbe -wttlJ "-'>blyman Robert Chica State Beach.
BmU (R-HuntiDgton Beach), aaid fllture He told tbe same chamber audieo<e
fundl for tbe e7 1mment right would 'also • that $2.5 mUlioll would be spent in 1'13-7t
he used for beach redevelopment. for redevelopment of Huntington Stole
Carpenter's amiouncemeot is the first Beach.
sign of funds for Bolsa Chica Beach Car¢nter's amouncement did not
development as promised by state of-refer to either rigure and the senator
licials· lut-April. ---. _could.J>Ot he:roai;bod for comment toclaY·
In April, William Pe1111 Motl, Jr., stole The eas<ment rights purchased by the
MWD Involve permlllian to ..._ -r
lines and w-ter pipes underneath the
stste beac:ll.
The easement would be used ll the
MWD builds its pt_.t '7llO mllllon
Bola J.sland project -a 41Hcro, _,_
made laland boualng • nuclear power
p!aot and ... water desalting laclllty.
MWD autborltiea have said 'Ibo ease-
ment ·would be all underground aod
would not disturb the nature of tha stste
beocb.
Inblaklng his announcement last April,
Scholar -l(ills Parents·
. . 'Nicest Boy' Wanted to Knaw Haw It Felt
i:nouGLAS, Ariz. (AP) -A teen-aged
hooor atudeot described u "the nicest
boy you · woold waot to meet" faced
mun1er chars'" today In tbe slaytnp of
bla acboolteadier parents. Authorities
aajd the youth wanted to know bow It !elt
~ kill someone.
• Police said Bernard Joseph Roth, IB,
walked Into tbe polke ststion 'lbursday
and confessed the ldlllngs. -'
Small, Deadly
Sheriff's deputies weot to the Roth
home oulslde town and -the bodies
of Jooepb Roth, IO, ao a..UO.'risual In-
structor al Douglas lllgb School, aod
Gertrude Roth, 57, a junior high school
teacher.
Roth was sprawled on the living room
floor. His wife was found on a sofa
behind him. Investigators said both bad
been shot onco tn the chest with a rifle.
County Attorney Richard Riley, who
Poisonous Water Snake
Found in· San Clenwnte
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A small, deadly water lll8ke normally
foaDd only in the waters of Mexico was
lqund dying oo a quiet streteh of San
Clemente beach by lifeguards Tllll'aday
alternoon.
And the baffling discoveiy of the foot-
Joog viper came Wtth Its share o! mmety,
because the unnwal creature was sur-
'1"'nded by curious slg!Jtseen, said San
Clpnte Lifeguard Lt. Hank Dames.
':Now that we think about it, Jt wa.s a
JWracle that no one ·.:as bitten, because
~ must have been a dozen people
itilnding around it when we came by," be ..,. •flie small, black . soake apparently
wuhed ashore in miJafternoon at the
oorlherly end of t b e Caplstraoo Shores
traller part, Barnes said, and im-
mediately drew a crowd from among the
nearby residents and beach visitors.
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Woman Escapes
Rapists as Car • •
Rolls in Ditch •·:.
•~A mute Lona Beach _,.. was beaten
..i npod by two me:i ·"'11 maoaged to
die from ber meDants this morninl ~ their car nlled Into a Hunttngtoll Jlltiiocb -oaalrol cbanoel, Police aald. ·'"etftcers arrested Joint SClldder, 29, of
~wood and Jooeph Richard Chapman,
.. In eoonectloa with the Incident. The tiio were held today oo suspicion of k1d-
Qlllbla, robbery aod forcible npe.
Shortly lftenmds, Barna a D d
Llleguard Capt. Phil Stubbo drove by on
routine patrol
The two guards aaid they care!ully
placed the viper Into a plastic bag with a
loog sUck aod retu.'Ded to headquarters
to call authorities at Sea Wor~.
"We gave them a description of the
thing aod they aaid theie was no doubt
about what It -·
"'lbelr first oomment was 'be careful',
because the snake baa :· nerve venom as
toxic u a cobra'•," Barnes related.
The snake then was given to lifeguard
Andy RJch, an experienced amateur
anake fancier.
lt died on the way to Rich's home,
Barnes said.
Now the snake is in Rich's freezer.
Barnes saJd the small reptile Is deep
bluisb-blact in color with a light orange
stripe ruoolng the length of Its body.
The last two inch~ of its tail, he said.
are shaped like the tail of an eel, to
enable the small, snake to .swim.
"The Sea World people wanted it alive,
but came up too late," Barnes said.
The only esplanatlon for the ap-
pearance of a ...U thouaands of miles
away from Its natural habitat is that It
was brought to northem waters -prob-
ably by accldml
"We think It problbl1 got aboard a boat
down In MeslCo and slowed away to
Calllarula, then fell -"What worries 111 DOW', II that there
mlghl he· a few more out there," Jlarn<s
aaid. ' Olnloaaly, the waillllc lo beldltoers
In San Clemente thll --ls lo stay a:way from small, black makes.
Barnes said be bad oo problem doing
that very -'nlursday. .
"I hate snakes wone than anything,"
he said.
ealled Roth 11the nicest boy you would
want to meet," said the youth, when
asked about bow he felt about his parents, said, 0 The people are getting
old. I'm not mad at them. I have no
hosUlities."
"The hoy said he bad been having
thoughts about killing bis parents for a
long time," said Riley ... He w~ted to
know how Jt felt to till sometx>dy."
Riley said the killings took place
around 7 p.m. Wenesday. He said the
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Doam to.Earth
Astronaut James A. Lovell,
who spent more time in space
than any other American astro-
naut, is preparing to leave' the
space program after the
launching of Ap0llo 17 next
month. '
POET TO SEE
KIN IF A.LIVE
CIIlCAGO (UPI) -Exiled Romaoian
poet Vasile Poateuca will finally see his
daughter and Rl'•lldson fonight if he can
hold on to a life rapidly ebbing away,
becaiueot stomach cancer.
11It now • a question of them getting
bore before be dies," a hospital
llPO"-"aould.
Pan Amaican Alr Lines co111hmeJ
that Mrs. Dolna Vlr<ol and her 3-year-Old
90ll Aleunder boarded a Oigbt from
Bucbaresl which will bring them to New
York this afternoon, .a hosp l ta I
spokesman said.
youth theo drove to Lordsburg, NJI'..,
some 100 miles. northeast of Douglas,
where he spent the night In a motel. The
youth returned to Douglas shortly belore
9 a.m. Thanksgiving Day aod turned
blmsell In. Riley said.
Police said they !ouod a · .25-.35 caliber
rifle in the youth's car.
Norman Littrell, prloclpal at Douglas
lllgb, said the hoy bad ao outstooding
school record.
Valley Fu.nd
Drive LU:gs-
Week t.o Go
'!be FouoiaJ;.~ United 'Crusade is
still fl2,000 l!borl of its 131,000 campalgn
goal with Just ooe more week of active
co~ left.
Sci far, Fountain Valley city, school
district, and tmnmunity b o s p i t a I
employes have donated about '20,000, ac-
cording to campaign chalrmao Jao
Wilhelm, mostly througll voluotory
payroll withboldlng.
"I have to say I'm a little disa~
pointed," said Mrs. Wilhelm. "I really
bad hoped for a little better reapoose."
nie final !und raising .activity wtl1 be
the aooual Christmas Ball· Dec. z at the
Fountain Valley Community Center.
Money ral.ed by tbe l'fUl8de wtl1 go to
the support of the 31 charitiea helped
by the West Orange Comity United
Crusade .
Among those aided are the Salvation
Army, the Artllicial Kidney Foundation,
the county Assoclatioo for Betorded
Childreo, aod boys' aod girls' clubs
throogbout the area.
; "Everybody needs 1 om e b o d y ,
sometime," said Mrs. Wilhelm. "One of
three pmons In our community ls helped
at aome time by a United ~geoey. ''
She stressed that the budgets lot the
charities are mived at after careful
scrutiny In public bearillgl. "'nley're all
very efficient,'' Mn. Wilhelm said. "'I
wish I could ruo my household as ef-
ficiently as some of these people run
tbelr organizations."
nie biggest part of contrlblltlons so
far, she noted, ls through a vohmtory
payroll withholding program nm In
cooperatioo with local employers.
She urged everyuie to "do their lair
share" In this program. and to be certain
to !peCily that • cndll for the dmlatloo
goes to the Fountain Valley Cruude.
"We always lib to aee our community
c:-edlled with meeting Its ohflgatloos,"
ahe !.aid.
Infonnatloo oo tlckels for the 1ian or dona\IOOS is avallable by calling $11MS70. •; 9un\lngtoo Beach police allege the two
""" plcl<ed the woman up ·1n a Long s.cb her :l'llursday night aod offered to
~ her tO Sherman Oaks. ·Instead. they asaertedly drove her to a
opot near the Huotlngtoo Beach EdillOll
(lllbt where they beat.and raped her, In.:
.-i,ators said.
• All they were attempting to leava the
-their car -nntlJ ra1led into a llDod cmtrol ditch behlDd tbe p!aol '
Trash Boles Changed
Huntingwri Council Te ntqtively OKs Ordinance
Hioa aaid tbe -WU able to
-wblle tbe mm were trying to get
-c:ar oat of tbe ditch. She .... t to the li6ie of a nearby -t wbo called
polloe. :• '1Je two meD were picked up a lbort
time later near the canal that bad claim-'"'their car.
f1ck T~acy Promoted
' f'Ol Ilffl>WN, Pa. (UPI) -Dick
Tracy bu nsl,.ed u po1ico cbfel of thll ......
,Wead, Tracy uld, be II beeomiDg ...... ·••••ilar ol !llllce In
-~.-. ... will bl
-dlarge ol IO.departmenll. '
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'lbeprblgemancometh.
And In Jluntlnglou Beach ba -
witll a brand DOW · bag lull of rules aod
regu1at1on1 for tna11 con-.
City mundbnen bave ctvea prellmlnary
approval to a new city ordbiance desiP'
ed to cleao up the esthetlcs ind eaae of
trlllh ooltectlntl·
Some of tbe ,,... tllhten Ill> the opera-
tk>ll of tbe trub <Ollector, while other
eectlool cbanp requlremenls f o r
homeowners.
'!be key _.io -... -.... ens are:
-Trlllh .... must' bave tlrlbt lldl and
-he -...... the daJ of col---Trub cam ClllllOI be 1lllce1tout In
the open before 7 a.m..•·the day of co~
lectlon, and must he In by IO p.m. the
same day.
-Loaded ll1nl .... must not .. ceed
8C pounds In welgl!L
--of tree -· llirubo and other articles !lbookl not bf loqer
thao four feet. If t9f .. , spei:lal co~
lecttoo lmllf'l'l"lltl -be made with the dty ar city trall c011ector.
-Oil dnmia .., not he used for trash
...... but plaotlc hep -
"The Intent is to dean up the m,..,
and not have empty caw uound the ~ for dayl,. ezpla)m Joe a memlior of the en-
vb eta! -a •lllfped wrlte·the oewln. .
Tba ...,. tnab law ., loonl m,tbe
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collector for a clonor operatlon. It ,..
<JUh'eo tbe collector lo .... ---·t clump or tplD nibhflh In tha
street&
If the -ls l!lifled, the collector bu to clea tt up Immediately.
Tlie cl!J II allo rwqabed to hlrt as
ti'Ull collection ~ "tbe lowest
respOaalblo bidder.' In the pas!, the
trash -waa totally at city council
dltcretlon. .
All of the regulltioos are enforceable
by tbe pollce deportmeot -both m the
coll-r and tbe bomeo-. ~ with a
--iniodtow -111 of lltlO or atx -ID jail.--
-•Id ht espeell t1tat
-fto1allng the .................. Jylle_a...,..ot-~ ..,,... __ .,.,.,._
Mott said Boisa Chica would be buiit !or
day uae, while Huotlngtoo Stote would
combine day use with some over olgbt
camping. facilities.
State officials plan to expand the park-
ing at Balso Chica, clean up and
landscape the beach, and build better
lileguard towers !llong with a bead-
quarten structure.
At that time, Mott !.aid most nl the $7.5
mtllioo would come from tbe 145 millloo
In the Bailey -Fund
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earmarked for parks and rec:rutXm .
Some of the Boisa Chica plans could be
altered by Stole Fish :md Game p1am to
re-create a 400-acre salt water manb la
Bolsa Bay, on the other aide of Padllc
Coast Hig~way.
Full detolis of the Fish and Game p1aa
have oot been flnal""d, but --1 involves an ocean cftannel at Warner
Aveoue aod the possible cnallmt fl a
,.~ oot of Bola Cliica State
Beach.
Armed . to·tJae ~It . --
This So uth Vieblamese soldiet appears ready for any con,tingency,
loadOd down with ill the aceouterments of war, while peace 1alb .go
on in Paris.
Gunman on Empty Jet
Seeks Czech Releases
FRANKFORT, Germaoy (UPI) -A
mao hel\eved .amiecl "1th a p~tol sei!ed
a stewardess. inside an empty .A it Canada
plane, at -Rlielli-Main airport today aod
demanded the release .of Cucbosloval:
nationals jailed tn 'Germany for air
Princess Anne
Geis Warning
On Speed Charge
LONDON (UPI) -Police ·have given a
written wamlntl for speeding to Prbaa
Anne bat will . not preas !ormal' charges
aplnit the ZZ.year-old daugblor of~
E1llUeth, -close to the royal family said today.
Police would neither confirm nor deny
the ttport. A police spokeoman Mid no
statement would be made.
Anne bu been stopped twice for
speeding on Briilsh highways._ The second
lr.cident occurred Nov. 11 on a divided
highway nort-t of Loodon.
"The Cblel Coostable, Mr. David
Holdaworth, COlllld•rs that thll is a mat-
ter between blmlell and tlle peraoo -cemed in all cues of this kind," a
realonal' pollce. opol:elman aaid .
flit -.._to Anne's laml1·aid
she bad ft<:Oived a written Wlll'llinC about
her dmlnl and !mt the --·"" eanted.11>b1ilor.
Earlier, Ille prtncea tool< joumal'llls to
~ ""' ........ ""111(" ...... hor ·-v!Qr -·-'~ ' "You tend to he • ntber toaet.J lot,"
she aaid In a lpe<cil at tbe lllltllllte of
Jour:naJllta. ~ I ,
"I would not dream ol oomplilnlril
about your bellavlor u J'OU .,. Giiiy dolor .,.... libl." .... sald. "Edlton
would kUJ you If they didn't pl a plcCiloo
or a ltolJ' deao -IJ." -a ---tlllinly It """""'!11'!? wbo c a m , 1 a t D • d ~----·•• pilllvewltll :::-.:-.::::r:. .. 111 a ...
pli-acy, police said.
Police aurrounded-. Im; plane -.. strip at Germany's blgeot ~
Neither police nor alrllne· ....... 1114
details on who the IDlll waa _.
speciliCally wliich convicted bljadlon bl
waoted ttleaaed In mmn tar Ill
stewardess' safety.
The man said ·1Je wanted "Ollcltl." A
number of C7.echoslovHI Mft ._..
sentenced In West Germaoy tar Ill,.
ja~~~~ieve be ~ a pllaol ud ~ 1
have surrounded the plane." a pellae
spok0sman at the airport -.
He said tha Afr C..-pl-. bad no
other _.ia at 6e -1111 lot-, occurred. He aUl It 4J II .... wromm
wu, eiti.er ·chti!w..c .,. lie ,.._
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UAILY PILOl H F'riNJ, No•'*' 24, lt72
llnselaedwletl Meet
Kissinger Talks
With Reds Again ·:
PARIS (UPI) -U.S. presidential ad-
viser Henry A. Kissinger conferred for
about one hour today with North Viet-
nam's chief pcjt.1,. negotiator in ..
meeting neither scheduled nor announced
in advance because the two negotiators
did not want it publicized.
Vietnamese Comn1unlst sources said
the meeting was held at Kissinger's re-
(luest. Neither side gave any details of
the meeting.
I.1 Wa!hingtm, President Nixon's press
secretary, Ronald L. Ziegler, said KW--
inger and North Vletnamese negotiator
Le Due: Tho also will meet again Saturday
1n a continuation of their dally meetings
that began Monday.
Kissinger, he Aid, replied: ''lt cu-·
t6inly is."
Earlier today, a Viet Cosw: spokesman
said the continued suJ>PQrt. ol South Viet-'
nam's President Nguyen Van Thieu by
tile United States is blocldng • pea(e sdl-'i
Uement. ·
"We wonder ~ !he United Stai. really 1 •
wants peace, since it keeps oupporting
Thieu," the Viet Coog spokesman Slid.
"Thieu ls op(!OSed to peaet:. Tbere bu
been no cnange in our demands that
Thieu must go."
Kissinger said the Haool envoys con-
ferred Thursday for more than six boors,
the most protacted session so far.
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Ziegler said the usual procedure for
announcing times for the meetings in ad-
vance was not followed for today's
session because tht negotiators did not
want any publicity on it. It's ··-',tt~ble Nmv
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mijaekers
'Forced'
To Kill 11 •
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2EIRUT (AP! Three Pelestlntan
guerrillas Involved In tile Munich Olyrrl-
plc massacre charged today Weit
Gennan authorities double crossed 'them
and "dtliberat•ly forced US 10 klll the Ui
laraefl atbietaa. •
"We never Intended to km 11ty ol the
bostaaeS1" declued one of the three In
an inttrvlew with the Beirut newspaper
An Nahlr. .
Ibrahim Badran said, ''Tbe Jill.,.... of
the operatJon was to aecure the release
of the Paleatinian guerrillas in Iaroeli pi:is9"1 ... to attract world at)ention lo
the Paleatin• cause and to hoist tile
Palestinian flag rather than Israeli
COlJIOeJ on the Olympic Dagpole.
Kissinger also called on French
Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann to-
day, Ziegler said.
Earlier, both sides said no meeting was
scheduled today. It would :11ve been lbe
Ctn& biatUJ in th1s latest round of
negotiatloos, which began Monday in an
effort to find an acceptable peace
formula.
First Protest
On Cat Law
Has Surfaced
Fireman Washes down J"!!maill~ of old Huntington
Beach Country Club which fiftmen from four cities
have been using for trtinll1g fires for the past three
weeks. The 20-year-oJd stl'u~lure at I 7th Street and
Palm _Avenue was given the torch by firefighters
from Huntington Beach, Seal Beach, Westminstel"
an~ Fountain Valley as part of a joint training ex-
eTCISe. Homes eventually will be built on ·the site.
"West German Interior Minister Hans p~tdch G~r had given us l\fl ~
of honor that a sale conduct "had' boeli .,..
ranged for us to JeaVe with the hostages
for Cairo unmo1eated.
. "lk!t wbeil we .arrived •t the air base
near Municll, au hell broke loose • _.
Genscber's honor proved to be in Moabe
Dayan 's wallet".
Newsmen who trailed Kissinger said
the meeting today took place in a villa
owned by the North Vietnamese delega-
tioc and i.ocated two blocks from its
mission in suburban Cboisy le RoL
The newsmen said Kissinger slipped
out of the rear exit of the U.S. embassy
residence in Paris, went to the villa a.Kl
stayed about one hour.
As the negotia"'rs left, a teleYlslon
network correspondent remarked to
Kissinger "It's g1..tUng harder ar>d harder
to find a place for a secret rendezvous,
isn't it, Dr. Klsslnger?"
The first visible sign of protest to a
proposed citywide cat control law was
tocl<ed on the door of the Huntington
Beach Humane Society this -...k.
The handwritten protest sign, posted
Wednesday morning, said :
"Wbat member of the SPCA bas decid-
ed to pli.y God? We don't need or want
our cats shot oo the street! Watch out !
The word is out to all the neighbors, yoo
might get caught"
lmmane society ripped the sip off the
humane society ripped tbesign off the
door and pointed out be bas nothing to do
with the suggested cat law.
City oouncilrnen, not the humane socie-
ty, have asked for a mandatory cat
licensing Jaw, together with stricter en-
forcements in picking up stray cats.
"I'm sick and tired of the SPCA being
blamed for everything. We haven't shot
an:· cats," Sharkey growled.
"It's like everything else, a bunch a!
nuts blaming everything on us," he ad-
ded.
Dispute on MUk
Could Threat.en
'School Districts Not mJy does Sbarkey's group have
A milk dispute that could treaten sup-nothing. to do wl_th the cat law, his con·
li to veral n.... r--ty ··bool~tract with the City UJ>ll"eS in February P_ es_ se -·-.e ~ ':" and councilmen have already said they
districts -IUDOlll them the HIDltingtoD no renew it
Beach High School District -came to city baa plans to hire another
the boll TIIeoday with the flllnc Of 0 -IS the offJdal dog <atdler (and
lanodt lo ~ Counlr Slperilr Court, cat catcher ii the new iaw is approved by
!l""1ld v. and A1lc:ie Lor1'111, doln« the s:..=! Dec. 4/.-__ bu~ cri"J-' w-u Frleadly Quality Dollleo Ol I operauoo ~ ~ Westmllllt<r ..-11aur1c:1o Brotbm of by the city admlniatraUon for an alleged
Norwalk u defendants tn 1 complaint lack of enforcement on current animal
that c:bargea the llaurlclo 11nn with control la1n.
unlawfuly tenUallll ~ .....,. "Iha! ' "· " stW. hid fiw. 1lal'I • rm. 1 ' 1be Lortons, !Gil -Newland SL, clalni
the nve.year-old ~-~'I Oct. ilO when the Maunc!ii • io'il
the daily onler of 1,400 gallons. The
Lortoos state Ibey have been compelled
to seek milk from olJ:ter1110Urte1 at con-
siderable coot aod in cin:umatances that
could destroy thaJr·llG0.000 business
Judge James F. Judge bas set Nov. 30
as the date on which he will rule oo a
motion by the plainUffs for an order
directing the defendans to comply with
the terms of the contract aigned Feb. 15,
1967.
Hospital Starts
Expansion Work
ComtrucUoo is currently under way at
Pacifica Hospital in Huntington Beach to
expand the emergency room and add a
large multi-purpose room.
1be new construction, which will be in
excess of 3,000 square feet. will provide
space for six additional beds in the
emergency room.
The expamion , costing •100.000, is e1·
pected to be completed wilhin four
months.
OlAllH COAST ..
DAILY PILOT
Lainh School, 2
Students Sued
Two studellta at William D. Lamb
School, Hunllngton Beach, and the FOiio·
lain Valley Scliool D~trlct have been
sued for $100,000 damage> by the parents
of . a student who allegedly ~!""!!
strlOUS and,11trmanent inj\lrles. to Uleb:
hands. ' . ' Roberf N. 'Hall, 1"351 Fiji Lane;. ffied,
the Orange COunty Superior Ci1urt octiol
on bebaH of h~-'°"· Tony. Jlay, ~!. He
lll\lll')'. )re. . district trusiee., ;•od ' p.ruta ·or .Dinny douc! .... • ·
HOnaiid ' ,. de!eooants. · •
Hall Cbargei !be llCbool 'Vfth neglect in
allowing . the tWQ st!l4enla to. allegedly
bea~· ldck and jump.oo lfis.m •.. ADd be
also accuaes ibe parents <it ~ b!>ys of
failing to efereise conirol Ol'flr', t6ein. '
School district trustees dmied a claim
med by Hall wt Aug. 11: · ·
Transient Pleads
Guilty in Deatl1
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -A 29-year-old
transient has pleaded guilty to murder
charges in the shooting death of a UC
San Diego coed but has the option of
withdrawing the plea later.
Under i.11111 of a plea bargaining
agreement With the district attorney's of·
fice, Richard Keith Shoopman will be u·
amlned by state psychlatrillll as a poss!·
ble mentally disordered oex offender. If
he is found to be healthy, he may
withdrew his guilty plea and stand trial.
Shoopman entered the plea Wednesday,
saying he accldentaJJy shot Holly Helene
Halvorson in the bead during an at-
temptet" rape. Police said M I s s
Halvorson, 19, apparently had been
hitchhiking to school July 29 and ac-
cepted a ride from her assailant.
Drug Education
Preview Slated
A plttnt prev!ow of the FOU11tain
Valley School Dillrlct'1 dru& education procram will be he!~ Monday night at Tamura School.
Parenla will have a chance to aee all
m•terlal Uled in tha Pl"Oli"ltn "and to
di!OUll It with a member of I\' fwntaln
Valley potl<o dtparlll1\tllt al)d with
district offlctala. 1 " ,
In addlllon,' '*"111 ""1 be 1tv ..
ooplea oi 1he dtltrictl1 -llondbcio• to )'OUllo dnlC probiel!la. f
Tho CC'*lil will bollw et 7:'9 p;m, !'IMO ta. 8uAnne Street. Fountain
Valley.
Dayan is delonre m1..-of Israel. ·:
County Counsel Seeks •
Elderly Racers
Nearing Finisli
At Yegas Hot.el
An Nahar did oot say wbn the iii·
terview wttb the guerrillu llU cop.
ducted.
It llid one of them, Abdel Kader
Denawi., was m and OD a juJce diet, u '."'a
result of Ill treatment by West Genna11
investigators alter t h e Sept. 5 MunlCh
killinp. His two other comradei.
J!Dbim .Badran and Mohammed ~
Abdulla, were ttpOrted in excellent
bealth.
Users of Blufftop Land
Two extremely valual;lle -as wen as
controversial -parcels of Capistrano
Beach blulltop property today became
the pbjects of an official search for iiossi-
ble prescriptive rights by the Orange
County Counsel's office.
In newspaper adverUsements ap-
pearing today (including the DAU.Y
PILOT) County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
seeks the names of anyone who may
have used either of the parcels for rec-
reational J>WlX)ses. ·
The largest parcel involved in the con-
troversy is the nearly 16 acres of land at
the upcoa!I edge o! the Palisades which
the Dana Bluffs development corporation
seeks to, use for a major condominium
development.
Residenta have batUed for mootba to
stop the development, asserting that tile
lancl ~y ... ~ u 1t•pQllc par'<, wt fell into prtVate hands during
the 1940s.
The second parcel also is a !IC!nic and
valuable blufftop area which iabo was
auertedJy dedicated u a part, but id'l'e-
cent years bu been held prlV.tely.
A small gazebo which suriived there
for years was half-demolished last sum-
mer to prepare for a resldenllal develpp-ment.
l'romP .. el
HUACK ...
between ·rughts or was takn on board by ber a'8ailant
An Air Canada i;pokesman described Ii"' lll&ll .is about "50 years old who spoke ~ · wllb a. thick Ea:;t Eurol"""1 ao-
, He ideqllli«! the craft aa Air Canado'i
(light 1111, 1 DC8 that was due k fly from franldurt to , l,lontreal via Slla!inon,,
~\a!ld. this aflet;noon. 'lhi! Incident" occurred only. about four
weeu, alt.r · ~b guenillao hijacked ·a
LW\banla. a1r• 'IV~ Turw ....i ,.... ~ In,,_ lwoing Gennany to .....
three ·"Ar•~· , lleld on "dlatges they.
parllclpaied i{l the Munich Olympics
masaac:re of Jsitaell &tbletes. .
PoUce records .•bow there have been at
least three cases in wblcb Czecbosolvaks
hijacked planes to escape west and Clew
them to Gennany.
Two years ago, West Germany sen-
tenced three C7.ecboslovaks to 21.i years
in prison each for hijacking a Czech
plane to West Germany.
There were two incidents this spring
invol Ying a total of 12 hiJaclcers.
On April U, two C..COOS!ovak minen
hijacked a amall plane and forced It to
fly to Numberg. They wounded o co-pilot
with a pi>tol abot and were aenlel>ced to
...... ,..,. in Gennan jalll. . ' '
Lllllcheon Slated
For Bond Drive
A benefit luncheon to raise money for
the Huntington Beach Union High School
District'• bond campaign will be held
Dec. II a! Mercury Savlnis and Loan
In HunUng10n Beach.
Tlcketa !0< the meal, which begina at
ll:JO a.m.1 are '5 per penon. 1be entire
doqatlon will p Into the "Dollon for A
Child" fUnd. lbat'I the theme ol the bond
campaign. . .
The Commltee ,... Btll• Sdlools,
whioh la •-1n& the ~. la pn>-
motlng tha dlatrlcl'• m, mllll!>n bond
~poul and ta* rate conllmUltlon elec-
tion alated for Feb. 21.
.
2 German Ties Set
•• "'ELSJNl<f (llPll -Flnlaod fonnally
~lied E111 ·~d Wat C)ermlny ·to,
day, becomiilf tile flnt Wtslem COllllltY
to rocopiae Eul G<tmllU' ·..r lbe Dnt•
major COU111r1 to Wbllab tits w1lh both
Germtrl)'I.
•
Residents successfully fought .to save
what was left of the structure and then
compiained hllterly to the county.
Supervisors then authorized the search
£or past public use of the lands.
Today's ads.tell readers that the CO\lD-
ty "Is Investigating legal rights tJie
public may have to use the undeveloped
porperty at the northwest end of the
Capistrano Palisades ... and (another
site) at the north and west of Palisades
Drive."
Anyone ever having used the property
for geoeraJ recreational purposes "or
merely walking across," should COD tact
the county coumel's office, It c:ootinues.
The ad -that the search does not Involve Pines Park.
Half of t h a t acreage was finally
granted to the publJc by an appellai.
court early last year in a cue hued on
prescriptive rlghta.
'Qlal land, too, """" de _......_, by prNatO 'lntertlii. cc~, .,.,...,:r
The aearch lounched Ibis ...et c:onO:s
during a long delay period covering both
the parcels' develon"""". ... ~:Ill fl • ·~· oondo,.inhml1..,... ral lo limjio until Dec. zt. • . !
The Orange Coilnty Grind 'Jury will
resume Its in""1ipt!oo into "thi UUe of
the property' early nm week. ·
Several Pallaades residents involved in
. the -on: slated lo lefllfy.· •
SuperfV>On ellJIOCI to cast ' the final
decision on the fate of the m•lrttninhun
land at their Dec. :IO meeting.
LAS VEGAS (UP!) -The eight gray
haired runners of the '~Methuselah
marathon" loped through the d-1
toward tbe finish line today. cooquering
cold, wind, fatigue and 1lme.
The run, officially the "Life Begins at
60 Super Marthon ," covers 300 miles
from Hollywood to the Sahaia Hotel
here, on city streets, a I o.n g
superhighway!:, over mountain passes
and through wind-swept deaert.
The eight entrants, aged 60 to 73, set
olf Wednesday, hoping to reach the finish
line by Doon today. Each man runs for
about half an hour, followed by a camper
truck carrying the other.i, awaiting their
turns.
The organtur Of the face, Bill Selvtn,
ii, of Orange, Calif., reported they .,..
countered •lron8 winds and bitter cold
passing 9,vel-•.-ioot Cajon ~· Tbe
wind hie" the runners aniund, be atd,
and they bad to be reUeved .Very 10
minutes Quiing the. wont stretches.• ' ·
'"•Two ruuiie-s .....,lalnold.•f li>t'e·I'""-' • ~.... '·"1 \"I' iT Noel JohnsCll, a former ooxer fn\ill,B.ln
Diego, at 73 the oldest partlcl=:;ra
Norm Bright, 62, of Seattle~ a . on
runner in hls younger days. , 1_ .,
Selvin, a teacher and coach, orpnlt«l
the marathon , now in, Its third year, to
demonstrate his belief' that men over IO
can ~main pbyslcally fit and even Im-
prove their CQDdltlon.
1be tbne ...... released and flown '° Libya on Oct 21 In exchaoge w the
pa-en and cmr ol a Wtlt German
Lufthansa jetliner bijacted by the -September organization, which .... alilo
respomlble for the Mllnlch oponllon. .,
. lo Munich, the Bavarian state j11111<o
ministry a p o t e a m a n , Wilhelm
Rauchalles, denied that Denowi wp
mlstreated by West German inV, Ugatort. .
All tbrte Arabs, wbile still lmprl.loned,
told the former Algerian juatlce minllter,
Amacl Ben Town!, that their tnatnd
was correct, Rauchalles added.
Raucballes Aid be knew nothing o! qr
formal ......... ol baaar" 11... to ..
Arabs for their tile c:onducl by
Genscber.
Boat Waste Law ,.
Not Till Januar~
A llory In Tuesday'• Dally Pilot laid
-!bat.a new law' olmed at cloanlng lljl
lfule poUutloll !ll Huntington IW-
woUld be effective In ilO days. · 1
City olllclals point out that the law,
wllicb recolved Ila fin! of two readlnu
Moaday n!ghl, does not take elfl\C1 unill
January 19'14. •
The Jaw nqun.. .n boata 1n a ..
tlngton Harbour to have complete boldilW
tanb for their toilet lac:lllU.., or -
adequate _.,,. -IJl!ems.
Save itp to 20% on Heritage
Leather Sofas & Chairs-thrtt Dec. 30th
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EoeT'I/ home deserves a beautiful leather sofa or chair .•. and now ii the ti?M
to make that selection. Htritaoe FKrntture as toeU as a few other /amoua
ftml'itl are offering their beautiful leathn' sofas and chcdn ON SALE! So
..,,,.. la MW and gel immediate d<UvcrJll
I . . . '
chestnut
brown
leather safa
95.fnebea
long.
<eg. 11200
·$999
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llOOTQN (UPI) -A polltlcal lead -lla-i...~ and Jam CiJo. '
nally reaultld In the pnlideftlial -blDcldol '1 appolntmeDt 11
ae<retary of a1a1e; • PN!esaor writing a -~bout 111e 1ormer ruaa ,,,,.m." '
11ld todaf in a -newspaper. < ' '
PROFESSOR CHARLES ASHMAN of \1nlvtrllly of PaclOc ~ the 'feud
began when Connally became Treuury secrelary "and invadec!-KlsU!ier'a
sphere" as trusted presidential advlaer.
The feud was kept quiet '° it would not fl!lllblf c.nnallJ'• elforll lo jn1111-ence Democrat. to vote for President Nlloa "l11111U11 KlUlqw bai bMn m..
sulated fl'<Jm domesti~ poliUcal involve-I 111111 tlio end:ol tllt _.....
wltb HlllOJ. • ' •
"KlSSINGER ANO-CONNALLY are pales-lllJOl'l .,.....ally and pollllcaJly ..
said Aahnian, founclinl director ol the PUlllll,-Alfoln -al Padllc. '
"II Connally abould be named ~ ol Ila ....... I'm ue be -·t ·
be-Klssln&er'a departure wtlJ be abrupt " Allmiml aa!L~ . ' ' • • I -
Burke Criticizes -Court's
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Abortion Rule as 'Biased'
Ten Aliens
Captured
·In Clemente
Ton lllePI allena and l.JIOURI national
suapecte<I ol trying to amilggle the group
lnln the cour)y In a camper face pros-
eculloa tol!..y alte Ibey ,..re plcbd up
In San Oemente after • hJp.apeed cllaae
... 'lbankqlvlnl ....
'Ibo barrowin( • pursuit from the . San
Onofre dle<kpolnt lo the -olf. 'lllll1 In San Clemente ln'"1ved .speeds
of 100 mllea per bour u patiolmen and
locol J)ollce tried lo lnterce!>I a 8"'1•g,
overlooded camper.
Patrol Capt. Gene Harris said the
ep-1!egan wben the late-model truck·
camper pulled to the checkpoint, then the
driver auddenly jammed on the gas and
fled. .
11ln no time," said cne officer on duty uhe was up to 100 miles an hour."' '
San Clemente police then were asked
to help inlefeepl Ibo fleeing vehicle.
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DAILY PILOT 3
Nixons Set
'Fun City' ·
Weekend
NEW YORK (AP) -President Nixon
and member• of hls family arrived in
New York this afternoon to spend a
"private family weekend."
David Eisenhower, the husband of the
Nixons' older daughter, Julie, was the
only member of the family not making
the weekend trip. Eisenhower ls on naval
duty in the Mediterreanean.
The only outsider making the trip, ·-
press secrelary Rona1d L. Ziegler saki, ls
the President's Ylorida friend and
neighbor, C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo.
Nixon plans to return to t h e
Washington area Sunday, either to Camp
David, Md., where :.te bas been doing
most of the work on government
reorganization for hls second term, or lo
the White House.
-A.uemblyman Robert H. Burke (R-inil decblon."
Huntington Beach) has a«U>ed the state Tbe court ruled lbel u,, medical
They did so by selling up a swill
roadblock.
The driver of the rig was "arrested Jll
auaplcioo ol mtent to amuuJe aliens,
Ziegler said the "Nhite House will make
no announcements while Nixon is in New
York. Ziegler described the trip as a
"private family weekend."
• -The -First Fiinilf ·will stay at the
Waldorl·AEtorta Hotel.
'Supreme COurt of "aslng legal mumbo-crii.rta noqulred to -committee ap-'
Jumbo" In the court's recent de'clsm pron( of an .-were un-
whlch strucl; down the requirell!<llt for a ocmlltutl(loal becMllO Ibey were "lm-
llolpltal committee's ·approval for an prealvely _ ..
-· "'Ibis -will .-mtediy et .. The deeisioo, banded down Wednesday rile lo a bulO -to the ..-. of
by < 4-3 margin, means that a woman in ~ boil& porfwmod In Ca1i1on1ia
,the llnt 20 weeks of pregoancy Dl!IY ob-m:d wW apm the doors ol many new
bto a legal abortion f r om a licemed •-mllll, --dllrepnl 'physician In an accredited baspltal for buman Ille lllJd unsanltaly condltiool
,itho<lt prior approval of lbe boopital'• wiµ. cha1leftae the T!juaa mllll Callfor..
in<dlcal committee. --.. molting In the post," the
The court said the Judl!ment resta sole-~ cledaftd.
}¥with the WOIJllll and lier <!odot'· "Wllb abortions boil& Joooened by the ~ AUactl1. the decision, Burke said "the lllgli Court. the fear ol .,._ will no
<IOllrl bas wn Its bias in this maUer m kllljJer be a factor In llllclt rela-lpa.
111her eases, and in this 4 lo 3 decision it 'lllls will ba'" the elfect o1 further -·"" bad .......... _._ our moral ~-·-~-" be .,....,, to dig deop to come up with ~----·
the flimsy excuse that the law ls 'unduly
.•ague' in order to ratiooallxe this sbock-w~""'.l: =oo:i •;r.i-
. ~ -· · · --• --.•.. "No dauhLthls.dedalon wlll mean that Ci M ' next year there WOl be more Calllornlaas <'
. ty anager s : :..:..~=~~:!
will be taken without bOnellt of ap-Gar age Damaged i:1 .:.=1j~~ ... -= ao ligbUy
ln $13,000 Fire
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of .. D9llY ,. ......
A fire at the bome of Laguna Bead>
CIV Man•ger Lawnnce'Roae late~
day did an esttmated IU,000 damaie to
t{ie~~~\i ~.wwi
hiluse.
1.~Tbe blaze was coelaijled In the Jlarage
or the .-. at ••IAdlolt 81."81 •all
l.re.111at1oo1 of the Laguna Beoch· M
Department responded' to the WI.' ' ·
· The cause of the blar.e waa not lm-
"medlstely determined "!'<f was under ill-
'\'estiption today. The fire occurred at
10:26 p.m. as tbe family relaxed alter
'ft>anksghing d-..
.. 6'We were all watching the television
l"ChlUy, Chitty, Bang Ba111") wben one of the children thought he lieard a noise m_ tbe caraeei'' Roae said.
The child went to tlle connecting kiteben doorway opened the door and
"" lb<. fire, the city manqer said. ;io one was Injured in the fire, but -1 papen, awards and keepsakes 40red in the garage were destroyed, as
;were mag,y tools, be said.
tlHe said there was some smoke damage 'i one bedroom. The lire department
itlmated 110,000 damage to the garage
jli'ucture, and 13,000 to contents. ::.The department reported today that
""'" the arrival of the first unit, the linage was in Dames. Ten men fought
•fire. ;iRose said that some of the items stored
ipay in the garage were things that P. being kept pending sorting and
tiitbaps being tossed out. lf•BUt Jt seems a ralher absolute Way to
~t rid of something,'' be said .
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Ex-Gen. LeMay
Wins Tax Fight,
Say~ .Attorney
Retired Air Force Gen. OJrlls LeMay0
a Newport Bead> resident, •Jiu ...., a =lmt Miiie, ~~.u'!" ,1n1m1a1 ~ ~. ""P"""'I "' bis .~ ~~~~~f 1H ~ador Drive, wu
cbarled by the IRS with failure lo pay
bock .tu:es from 1"8 to !Ml
Tbe IRS contencW, that during thole
years -LeMay n..d In Bel Air be had the aervlces of a J-1ardeuer wbo
wu paid by the aoneral'• former
employer, Net~ Eleclroolca. '!be permnent claimed .tlioae aervtces
eooallluted -that shlJuld have.been taxed for a total of '4,111 for the three y.ars. •.
~ UTbey were Wl'Gl'JC, n llid the •year• old LeMay in an Interview. "I refused to
pay it and we went tbrou8b the pro.
cedurel."
LeMay's case was scheduled to go to
trial early next year, but the general said
he and bis attorney met wltb IRS uf-
ficials recf:lltly "at ~ invitaUon" and,
h~ said "they agreed with ua."
Todd Hinman, the general's Beverly
HUis attorney, aald Network Electr<Jolca
asked LeMay to purcbaae the bome for
the entertainment of buslneaii customers. ·
"He wouldn't have needed that big of a
house with all that landscapinl," Hinman
said.
''They (Network Electroolcl) paid for
the gardener-to keep it up, 11 he &aid, ''but
it wasn't ·lnoome." . .
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punday Pilot to Explore
~ ~at'sNewforChristmas
\.-~ :: .. :•:Here's a preview or "Sunday's Best" ~Ing prepared by DAILY PILOT staff. ~ for the Sunday edition upcoming:
:"'TIS THE SEASON -Tbe mercantile
$0nvnunity !eel• that 'lllankaglving of·
dJcially launches the Chrlstmu aboppinl
;jia.soo, so Jt's under way now. For a
JStevlew of what stores expect U9 to buy .b.Jls year and for a revealing look at the a.. of credit, check the YOU Sectlon
~ APOLLO suor -The final trip
E oon in the Apollo program Is
for 1auocblna on bee. 6, a ~
• nigbtUme blastoff. Color ll·
< s a.-pany the story which
· jljtlines acleutlflc goals of Ibis "last trip"
'1iS the moon.
.:·FACING IT -Hollywood makeup
uses, the Wes~ brothers, are
• p1ng 1ace urt TP81i<nt1 and other
'. le IUl'Cerf cases find their way to ~rmal abclal life' by I!IVlt!c .them the ,illonfldence (and the know.lJow) to uae ~ts ln conjunction with lhtlr new
;ceatures. It's a women's page story by
Jla!f Writer Jo OI.oon. CHRISTMAS W!111 COSBYS -Mrs. ~i"I tells bow the Crolby clan works
:sogetber to decorate the lilmlty home for
ill< bolldaYs. lt'o In Family w .. kly which
allo baa .. veral hints Ibis week for sifts
to give tbe llou6t for Chrfltmaa. TAPED PROFESSORS -They don't
give lectures any more in lclence counes
at Golden West COiiege. Students, m. stead.. fOUow the lesions .. Jape and other
visual presentation&. Stall Writer Jolm
Zl.ller tells bow and why It's bel"I done.
HOW NIXON WON -In his com-
mentary l.'Olumn, Sen. Barry Goldwater
tells bow Hanoi ,... defeated In coaoe-
flre negoUatlooi, noting that Prestdent
Nixon Is the first Ollef ExecuUve in
American history to wtn an elecUon and
peace at the llDle time.
WHAT PRICE MUSAK -How muc~
c1oes 11 cea1 1o p1pe lllUllc 1n1o 1ac1on .. 1
Does tt lmpme prodllcltYltyt 'lbeoe are
only tllO' ol the questiom Stall Writer
ADiam Dem aUemyla lo -In I
buainell -feature. . YUL BRYNNER -Only lbOI( IMle
in the 11111u1ne spread !eaturtnc Yul
Brynner ls lii. -bead -the "hair
llyle" be mtde famous when he l1NI
cnated the killl ol Slam role. It'• a role he still playa every -k on televlalon tn
ne1f lfrlel, ''Anna And The JOnc,'' COftl'
IMIUtt tn this ... t•; ,,.V WEEK.
RACIAL Tl!NSKIN -Ile!-Depart·
ment policies for deallal with pn)udlce
In the military Include a "lalkln8·11-011!"
approacb... B o th bladl' and white' lll-
llnlelon are attendlnC .... 1nan to learn
more about racial problenu llid bow to
clHl -lbml. Slory tel1a what they
learn, bo" It -ti.
Harris said. .
He was tdentifted as Pedro Guerrero
Ortega, 19, of Ma!co.
He wlll be proiecuted by the U.S.
Government.
Cardinal Seeks
Sex Manual Ban
At Georgetown
WASHINGTON (AP) -P atrick
Cardinal O'Boyle COGtmds a sex manual
p~ by, ilx GeorgetoWn University
medJClll studentl sbould be withdrawn
beeauie tt end!)raes birth control, abo r·
!Jon and bomoaexuality.
The cardlnal, Roman C a t b o l i c
arcbblsbop of Wuhlngton, called Thurs-
day Im the wilbdrawal .
He said the *1>lge -~ distributed
lo atudeuta lbrougb uniftnity channels,
presents a naora1 poaltloa "directly coo-
trary to the tndripp ol the cburclL"
The lllS-yeaMld university ls .,...
trolled by the Society of J eaus, a Roman
Calbolic reliP1us order that reports
directly to the 'Pape. Cardinal 0'Boyle1
evm tbough the ·-ls within hi! dk:>oese, bu DO direct authority over
Georgetown.
Georplollll'I ~ the Vf/f'/ Rev. -.t ·J. Henle, dlaclalm ed
respoaalblllty IYf the manual. He said it
did not .repre1mt ottlcal \D'livenity policy
lllill .... illsltW lo llillents• by the
atudent..,.....,...i.
GAILY PILOT 1W1,.....
ARTIST HAROLD PASTORIUS ~R. DISMANTLES METAL SCULPTURE
Giant Art Object Will Be Shipped to P1lm Springs 11 Office Decor
Seulpture Sold
T'WO·to11 'Portal' to Palm. Springs
A tw~ton metal sculpture tiUeci
"Portal" by'l.aguna Beach artist Harold
Pastorius will l)e dismantled' and moved
from its Sawdust ir'estival site to Palm
Springs following sale to a designer there
for Sl,500, plus shippli;ig.
Originally priced at $3,160, the giant
steel Sculpture was sold to interior
designer Arthur Elrod. It will be placed
on a lot adjacent to the designer's Palm
Springs office.
Por;al was c.-onstructed .of a special
type ol weatberinl steel ·which is design-
ed to rust. The ~t thep forms a pro-
tective · coating and prevenis further
deterioratiOo, artist ·Pistorius~-
lie becan ••the M'!IY amill irtJds
of the acutpfufe this week. The pieces
wip be load~ on a large truck Mo~y
and reqq~llJ!~ted Tuesday iJ1 P•"lt
Springs. , .i. £ ""'
Shipping costs could equal the sales
price Pastorius said. He said the sale
was at cost. .
The artist ~ad constructed the ~rt work
{pr the Sawdust Festival, but It did not
sell at that time and has served as
Laguna ·Beach 's unofficial canyon portal
on the grounds since the restival ended.
The city declined to purchase the
sculpture some months ago.
The large steel columns or the work
will be separated in a careful, methodical
manner, the artist said.
He ls using a small high speed saw to
slice through the wellis holding the folded
sheet metal together.
Putorius will leave a bit of unusual
maintenance advice with the new owners
-water dOwn lhe sculpture occuiOnally.
The .dry desert air won't create any
rust, Pastorius said. Marks left by mov· ing and the disassembly • assembly
ope~tion 'flll quickly cure, l!ut only U It
Is boaed down, he, said. '
MERCURY MARQUIS • •
Nlxon, Ziegler said, will be ln touch
with his national security adviser Henry
A. Kissinger, who ls holding peace
negotiations with the Nortb Vietnamese
in Paris.
Earlier Naon conferred with two
Cabinet officers who will reportedly aoon
leave the Admin.lstraUon, but a White
House spokesman said no announcements
would be made on the shape or the new
Cabinet immediately.
Secretary ot Transportation John Volpe
and Secretary of HouJing and Urban
Development George Romney each spent
about an hour with Nixon , said Ziegler.
Ziegler said it was part of Ni101;1's con-
tinuing discussion and work o n
reorganization of the government and the
shape of his Cabinet for the second term. .
The talks with Cabinet officers are to
wind up Mooday with Atty. Gen. Richard
Kleindienst on the schedule, Ziegler said.
But meetings with other officials will be
held at Camp David, M'd., next weet.
•
TICKETS SET ·
FOR ORCHESTRA
Tbe UC Irvine Fine Arts Vill&1e
box office will open at 7 p.m. satur·
day for ,the benefit ol those seeking
tickets for the a: 15 p.m. concert by
the Prague Chamber Orcllestra,
The concert. l1u -shilled from Crawford Hall lnto the Fine
Arts Village Theater to provide a
more intimate setting for the 36-
member group. Tlckels are P.
'
Despite Mercury Marquis Brougham Look of Luxury and Rich-
ness, it's still .a Medium-Price Car .••
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SEE ONE • • • •
"-Of n.. New Car , • ,
"fi•ltlell T-li"
TRY ONE • • . BUY ONE
-HAlllOR ILVD. COITA MUA • MO IGI
,
• • • TODAY!
--LEASE--
spec1a!is1 In lull mainte-
nance leasing !
Roma Of n.. New Car • , •
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Israeli Soldiers, G\lerrillas
UJ"IT .......
INDIANS BOARD MAYFLOWER II, TEAR DOWN HER FLAG
Pro1911or• Tako Union Jock, Bum It on Plymouth Rock
Indians Take Protest
B52s Make
«~vy_Rauu
On ·Supplies
SAIGON (AP) -AmericaD ll6'la
blasted supply target> for • third llnJlbt
day In lhelr hellvtest raids of the war In
Norlh Vietnam, the U.S. Command aid
today. Meanwhile, a Navy flcbler-
·ho-r dlabiod in a landini mishap
became lhe Ith U.S. alttrall loel In
Southeast Aa1a in lhe lut ftve days.
The.CWUDalld sald.lt mlukn bf.the
Air .Froce -· --thrOe planes. llrudt II military ...,PY
coocentratlons near lhO .cqastal dllel ol.
Vinh !!Dd Doag llol In the :II ~ ......
at DOCll today.
The big homhcrs have Oown 41
misskm in the area below the Db
parallel in lhe last -days In efforts
10 knock out supplies being manllaled
for shipment into Laos and southward in--
to South Vietnam. llanol aDd Hal~
are abOve lhe :ioth parailel and are
curreoily oll limila to U.S. warpl .....
WllllE BAD WEATHER CGDtiimed to
c:urtall ·ladiclll air -DOrtb ol ·the -
demilitarized r.ooi, Air Force and Navy figbte~-.. active in-" of
·~~t tom, In South ~m,
Dftllflld Def~ted
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Arab Base
' ' Bears Bru'nt.
Of Attack ·
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"AN ISl\AEU he)lcopter 1"*" ~
at'S:IO a.m. In lfili m ¥fteil llle aiolllt
·~ villqes of !bl-eJ.aoql ml
. Khreibeh,.. the agency aald.. "Ttie ,,..
truding troops wett ·attackocl by GUf
-in lhe ..... ond"tbe f!PUoll-one hour. The enemy was sma
evacuating Ila casualties In a belklopte/."
A Palestiai•n statement earlier llid
four guerrillas were woonded In tbe ... To Pilgrims' Mayflower
· A l'(avy A7 -onair., a~· a
hazaniolls night landiilg 8hoord lhe car-
rier USS Saratoga, miijudged the ap-
proach and mwbed into lhe decit.
Despite major slnletl!rll daJDB&e, -the
pilot, Lt. Cmdr. Davi!! Edwards, -· ed to get lhe ·crlppled jet bllcl: Into the
air. He beaded for Ila Nang bul W.s f°""
ed to ahandoa lhe aircn1lt wbeD bi! car
trola failed. He -.rescued later. l(a\:Ys Thanks~ Day~· in New Yo~k left Donald Duck limp.
His left ann,hlt·ooerhangmg limb at Central Park and deflated.
counter with the Lsraeli unit ,
Newamm in lhe '!re& 'aid two .....
rilias """' killed and olhera ... mded ill
By Untied Preis Illlenalloaal
Indians proh!sting mistreatment clim~
ed the mast of the Mayflower. IJ
Tbank!clving Day, took down the British
Oag and burned it 111 Plymouth Rock,
352 years ago, and burned by the
demonstrators. Some of the them cursed,
spat and danced < OD the rock, partiallY
submerged Qqlng blgb tide.
Texas Rancher . .
"" . . . '.
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, "
Fell 7
the fighting. -
There WU DO olliclal -of. the lncldellt from lhe ~ In
Beirut lanell milltart -said Ms
troops rqularty pelnll both lidos ol. I!»
bcrder iD ·~ actkm. ~
In Ft. -· Heb., <IPI Indl8DI pr .... lfd fnllli llllng ~ilia\
DU in lllO'opill .... Qlljol Cfttr Hanoi
WIS killed lie on a. !lf"rl>Y hlDtop. Law
enforcement officials accepted an in·
Vitation and joiJ\e!I the Indians for biked,
ham, turtey with dresalng and aPi>Je,
pumpkin and m-t pie.
OQe Indian spokesman, st a n di n g
benMlh the staluo o1 Oiief M•maoit
-·siped &,J'!"CO treaty ·Willr the
PUpw,, OH j&od of "homJli~lo
llictOlt-lhe,1111t1 .. ~ Glch
Ki11s '5 ~-· ... ., .. .:..... .... ~ .. ,)
ln.1lis Htf.c1len ... Cqrs ·Bl.f!Cked at New ·~ork .Garage • . l
Daily ,l.pttery ,
f
The Indians at Plymouth Rock
designaled lhe day "A, Day ol Mounting"
and bold a oeil!i ol nonviolent
-!Dr 1Z Now England
tribes. No ,,,_ -made.
Police said Mou&. 30 Indians were
permitlA!d to -~er II. Several
climbed lhe mast of the replica of the
Pllgrima' ship and 1«e doJwn the Unioo
Jack, replacing It with a blue flag car-
rying a white teepee in the center.
The British flag was carried to
Plymouth Rock, where Pllgrhm landed
re0.a 1Jpoo alt-:· -'
The Indians at·Ft. Robinson arrived at
the 315-acre state pm:ll: in ·a 31-car
caravan 'to have dinner at lhe spot w.....e
Oglala Sioux (]Jlef Cray Hone WU kill·
ed with a cavalry bayonet 90 years ago
While trying to escape. Gov. J. J. Exon
the previous day bad denied their request
to eat in the port, ond about '15 lawmen
blocked lheir way.
After several tense minutes, the In·
dians relenlA!d ond moved to lhe hilltop,
invitillg the lawmen to join them.
. . -.ii -LAREDO, Tei:. (UPl)-A south Teus N!l\V YORK (UPI} -A 111oriiing of
. rancher w11o return!'! !j! llis ~ fun led to an hour ol terrort:W ""'era!
and spoUed fiV. stranger• eotillg food In hundred penons trapped In , can in
his kiteben ehot and killed all ol. lhem an 1lllllqiouDd ' prqt ~ live
with a rifie, police have reported. children and two adults, were overcome·
All fl. the victims were male Mexican by carbon mooolide fumes from idling moton. ·~~ be shot them be spent 'the night Poliee said lhe ....,, ....., taken lo
wilh the bodies still in there," said n.....elt llolpital, -IA!d aDd lOieaaed.
deputy !llleriff Florellcio &ndon. "He The lncldeol oecun.d aboriJt )lier lhe
Wat •• ~ until the next day to report it." tradlilonal Thanbgivlng Day ,parade In = Manhattan ended ond families had
Police charged r an c b e r Kenneth returned to their can parted a( the IJo-
Adami, eo, an ex-convict, with murder coin Center garage beneath the huge
and held him in lhe county Jail in lillll. West Side cultural complex. ·
ol flOll,000 hood. The hocked up line of aulQmoblles,
'"lbe<'& were indications the man shot engines running, walling to poy perking
the. alieoll from outside lhe kitchen," tolls at a single gate, !illed lhe garage
said Reo<loa. "He jll3t llood outside and with lhe noxious fumes ond aome ~
shot them. They w.re all in tilat room, nesses said parenla panicked when Ibey
aimool OD top ol each other, ehot about saw their children gradually being
the back, the front and lhe face. AJlll&l' overeome.
enUy be used a Vrf high powered rifie."
Reodon said t h e shooting occurred
If 1'9lioe \vho arri)<ll• OD the, llO!!I!€'
descrtbed, lhe aitualion as hodlam wllll
frightened parenla c:arry\11( yOUl)Plerl
up. to the street where..a ·.number w~
placed pa the pavement awaltiol 11111-
bUlances.
According to ooe attendlpt lhe traffic
Jommed .up ,becanse Cllly lhe atit atreet
·entrance was opened. " g a rage
spokesma11 11ld later they had not ex·
peeled oo DWI)' motorists to par!< at the
facility bec:auae ol. lhe bOUday.
In adj!ltloo, lhe attendant ttporlA!d,
young penom who came Into the -to get their ..... began urging motorlltl
not to pay lheir perking fees, on lhe
groonda lhal it WU a holiday, with the
result that traffic became even more
snarled and aome motorists drove away
without paying.
Police said about IZS cars were lined up at .the ~ at the time.
Jr.l .-, j .l~l
Will Commenee ~ • In New Jersey: _
By AINI/;' ttld PT-r
New Jeraey bepn selllntl dally lalllrY
tickets today, hecaDina the lint d u
Norlheastem statet witli -In -oo lheir major compelltlan, ......-i
crime, in doUlr-to-dolfar comhlt .-.d
For lhe lint time -Ille -n public lottery begm in New H 1 mp4We
in 11114, lottery olllclals hope lo -
lheir system compelitlve wllh the Wapl
numbers racket. •
Yvette Mimieux
Weds Director
OOLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -Movie ac-
treu Yvette Mimieux and director-pro-
ducer Stanley Donen have been married
at the home of his sister.
Wednellday. He said the_ day Adami FT'c reported the Inddent to a border pelrol-. · .
man who contacted the sberlll's ofllce. ·
JustiCe of the Peace Ernesto Saliuu,
wllo oet the bond, said lhe mm muat
t;hal'lenges ·Firms
The fltSt of New Jfney'a dall1 -.
ing---will be on WfA'lne·day llld dlilJ Jet.
teries should be in operation in Iha Gllltr
five stala by nen sprln(. Tho mala CJb.o
jectlve for the stat.. la to ralae --,
but the qiotlve la .... more bulc.
Gov. WHllam T. CallllI ol. New Jeney
said hiJ state -bj-.ddlUon to QOGtlnulng
Its weekly lottery which eventually
culminates in fl millioo. drawing. -will
offer a .i .. 1 chance of winning oo the
#
Mn. Lawrence G. Goldstein, the sister,
had reported Wednesday that lhe couple
changed their minda about being married
tn Columbia, where Donen grew up, and
had flown to the Virgin Islands.
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'My God. yocrl8 right. It
is five dollars worth of
meat!'
hllV.' ---1n rapid """""""' n:'. .. c:~~· DUI why Ibey didn't With Same Direct-Ors
Sallnu said Adaml's nnch "ls a big
one" used mainly for cattle raising.
daily tlckela. . . .
"We know of DO other lottery -legal
or illegal -now ln ex.iltence that can
match those odds," he said, "Even if )'OU
lose, your money la going for a 1oocl
purpose, rather than an evil purpose." Mrs. Goldstein said Thur 1 da y,
however, that the two were married at
her house before leaving the city. She
aa~ abe did not know their destination.
Adami was convicted in 1966 of mur·
dering August Dobie of nearby Freer,
Tex., lhe Dephew ol lhe late poet .. ulhor
J. Frank Dobie, and sen-ed a two-year
prlsonoenteoce.
Frost Extends Into South
.
Nearly Entire Nation. Numbed 'by Col.d 'Weather
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Federal
Trade ~ (F'i):) today ...
nounced its intention to challqe "illegal
interloctlng directorates" between AJcoe,
the natkln'a largelt a]1nnjmm ,company,
and two competitors, Kemiecott Copper
Corp. and Armco Steel Corp. '
The F:ro aid it would iuue .seperale
........... ~ lhe lhree firms. '!be ·-'
a>mpl1ints Will also cite two oflicial1,
Ruuell ,DeYoung and John A. Mayer, as
belnl directors of two of lhe three flnn1 ,
the FTC said.
DeYoung ia allegedly
Alooa and Kennecott
allepdly Is a director
Armco ..
a director of
while Mayer
of Alcoo and
e Me-• fa Hospital
TARl\.Y'i'OWN, N,Y. (UPI) -AFlr
CIO ~ "-. MND)', 71, """"
plained of chest ~ Thankaglving Day
and ;.., admltlA!d tO a hqopi\al.
. A spokeanan f• 'Phelpa 1f<morial
~ lald indlly tblt .....,,,. ~
dltidft ..... stable. Re said Meany
was being kept In the .hospital "Mainly
for obeervation." • .
Lui Tbnkqlvin(, Meany alao, WIS lljf.
mlttecl to holpttal alter aulleitiig ;dlelt
paiDI. '!bole --dl...-cl ~ .......
binrftlon of oventrain and overeallng..
' . • s .. u-c ""-'
OW) (AP -The Norwqian Navy
stepped 1lp ill -t --In lhe Socne· Fjord _,. ond ncalled two
lrtptet 1mD !CAn> comml-11 to
liomj Jtr Ill 'unidaatllla4 ,.-pc1 oi>
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<A -·l•11iique -the ""'""'Pn def-atafl aid l1lft ,,.... •• lllld
...... •Iha ...... m>il -111 lho A-bod. -nco~ They wi!l ...... port "' tbe ..... 11181 had ~In the -lince lhe Int .,., ...... were reported· Nov. lJ. ' •
• T)lere la· yet another reuon f• the dal-
'Jy drawlnp: lhe ho!>ell ol pie offldal•
to iu&tain lhe public'• -In lot-
teries.
New Hampahire's early experience
with its sw,1lfl(ab:l ... pnMded one ~
dlcatioo .ol. -Would.__ llfter the
-ol the "laltel7 faded. The Granite Slate began with a
schedule· of aeveraI drawings a year and
aoi<h'3 ·tickell. "'!be lnlliaI ,_ ...
good, bu\ tlwtepatakes ofllclala -
found tha .the·~ -CODllant revision and ~ draWll!P to 11p11rk 1
·renew,ed public ~ · 1n. each in·
stance, after lhe flrlt 18nral drawlnp,
ticket salel sgain began to tlecl~.
New Yor~ dlmbed on lhe Jottery
bandwagon· In 11117. W)lhln the lut two
yem, Pennsylvan\11, New Jeney, eon.
nectlcut and Mnachuletts joined lhe
rankl . r
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DELIVERY SERV\ce
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G&NiVA (AP} -U.S. aDd Sovie! ,
7 • •Ilion met for Ill minuial today In
Ibo --._ ol. lhelr new strategic
'""" liDllllUon Illa clall..,ed to put •
--caillnc on 111Clear olfwlve .,_,.. '
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Accord on Versailles No Conflict-Attorney
BJ W1llLIAM SCllJIElllER
Of .. Dlltr ........
Newport Beach City Attorney Dennis
O'Neil •YI in a report to city cou.t-
dlmen that he doesn't believe they had ,.y conflict ol -When they VOied JO .oett1e • $12. 7 mtllton laWIUit filed
iplml the city by the dev.lopor1 ol the
Y-eraalllel on the Blulll a~.
But he will ...-mend -y nilbt :==1-tab -lo ...-i agalnll IUCh chatgel in ·cue ,
he is wrong. 1115 report does not Indicate
specifically what that actloo -.Id be.
O'Neil was not available for comm~t t~
day.
. Charlot that '""men.,.. ~Y have
violated parta ol the state .,..,...ental <'<\de when they made the aetUement under tJtreat of individual laW11Uits ,
&iainll the!n. were made urller this
,..t by Newµart Beach attemey Roy B.
Woolaey, once a candidate for the CDllD-
cil.
In letter1 lo councilmen ~ the a~
torney !or Versailles developer llnoald
Scholz, Woobey claimed the aettlemeot
was invalici and should be l'e9Cinded
because the threat of Individual sulta
O'Neil said be does not think the altua-
in the JllOject.
Woolsey said such financiaJ in-
volvement by government officials in of-
ficial capacity ii ~ted under aection
1000 o! the caJUorniL Government Code
made councilmen financially intere.sted
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'"•IM _ • ...;..,.~, .. .: ...., , .. t~Y •1'4T -,. - -\--, • _. .• RV ....,. NEWPORT MAN LYING NEAR CR\.!Ml'LED CAR ON JAMllORH ROAD
. ~· Sp.ctatw Flog Ambulance to Aaltt John J. 51-ry Alier AUto Rali.d ' ' , .
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._:~ bri1'er'•~ M11nich Assassins Alteg·~ e
t:.hridition Good · . iq
,fft,er Accident -.:»-• -<!: Newport Beadt man is In good con-
... today with multtple lnjurlea IU!·
!Obd . -bis Volltswagen wu bit b-......,~ Day by a
~ • ...--ioodlll polioe say waa
-by a dnmlt 'l'utin man. 'A ........... at Hoag Memorial
lfD!pllalwld Jclm J ..... Slattery, 3Z, ol
, •• ~ Way, waa admltted to the
jmt before nooa with multiple
mjd ..,._, a punctlD'e WOWI<I io
and two broken ribs. l!olloe uld a car drlveo by James
~ Y-, 23, ol 190 "E. Ith St., was l(lii!led 110Uth oo Jamboree Road at a * rate ol speed when it went oot of
eiilrol, hit the oenter divider, .Jumped
-oolo the road and rammed Sla~
'"'7'• car aolnl the same direction. Ollkor Gil)' Lee said the impact·o! the er.-callled Slattery11 .man.car to-fiip .
-and· roD -times before stopping .. Ille dirt oboaldar of tile rood.
l'ffle mamced to pull hlmsel! out of the
I wflct but then just paased out," Lee
,~ said Yoast, who received only
nilllor. 1C111pes in the 10:20 a.m. cnt¥t.
told 611lcer1 he was going 90 miles an
around the . curves on Jamboree
he lost control.
. -WU taken to, 0rance County Jiiil ~ be --.i oo suaplcioo ol ';:under J2 inQulllce of al~ 3!ld
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Double Cross in Slayings
BEIRUT (AP) -Three Palestinian
guerrillas involved In the Munich, Olym-
ptc mass~ charged today West
German authorltles' clouhle crosoed them
and "deliherat-.ly forced us to till the 11
lmeli athletea.
"We novw lnll!olled ·to kill any of the
~· -... of the three In an lnWview with the Beirut newspaper
An Nallir.
Ibrahim Badran said; ''The JlWl>O'O o!
the operation was to aecure the release
of the Paleatinian guerrillas in Israeli
prlaons ••• to attrict world attention to
the Palestine .canae and to hoist the
Paleatinian flag _ . rather than Israeli
·corpoes on the Olimplc Oagpole.
"Welt German Interior Minist<r Hans
Dietrich GellJCher had alven us his wont
Of bOoor that a safe.conlhlct had· been ar·
ranged for us to )eav~. with the hqstages
for Cairo unmolested. ~ ·
••But-when we arrived at the air base
near Munich, all hell broke loose ..•
Genscber's honor proved to be in Moshe
Dayan's wallet".
Dayan II --ol !Jrael. An Nablt dJd ool "1Y where the In-
~ with tlte guerrillaa WU con-ducted. •
It llld -Ill tma, Abdel Kod<r
Denawi, wu ill ~ Oil a juko diet, aa a .-,.i Ill -117 Weal· GeNwt' ~-.the Sept. 5 Mimlch = Bii ""'° -....... _,dtt-.z
Badna --llllwl Samii
AIUiDa, --~. In e""'°"1I )JeaD ••
'!be three were-'reliued ml -to Libya on OcL 29 1n exchange toi the
pa"'°g"' ud crew ·.ol a West German Luflllanaa ~!liner hijacked by the Black
Sfptember orpniza~Oll, -~ WU also r<spOosihle f!J< the Mlplicb operatloo.
In Munich, the Bavarian state justice
ministry s p o k e .s m an , Wllhelm
Raucballes, denied that Denawi was
mistruted by West German in,...
ti gators.
.All three Arabs. while sttll lmprlloned,
told the former Algerian justice minister,
Amad Ben Toumi, that their treatment
was correct, Rauchalles added.
Rauchalles said he knew nothing of any
formal "word. of honor" given rto the
Arabs for their safe conduct by
Genscber.
Lµw mel'f. Hu nting
El Toro Rustlers
Intruders who may have bad a non·
traditional Thank!alving dinner In mind
shot a )'OUl)I steer on an El Toro ranch
)ate Weduetday and may have been
scared off before Ibey could butclier the
anlmll.
.Rancher Gratim Bltlart dilcovered the
de.,i',anbnal· 111 ~ near Cook's
Cantor -ol El Toro Road, The-young ---··-\: lnwltlplon llld --tilled kl an Identical mamer 1n earlier eounty
lncldm.11 have -qierlly butehered
Oil the spot;
Newport Trailer Report
O'Neil Aid he doea not think the sltua·
tion Woolae)' II talking about ii a cooftict
in the le&al -· "The general ~ and intent of the
statute Is to pre-ofllcen of a
governmental body i-exploiting their
official position few their p r l v a t e
benefit, ti be llkl.
O'Neil said the real conflict o! Interest
arlles In lltuatlom where an ofllcial is on
both llides of a contract with the clly -
u decision maker end applicant.
"It ls the opirllon of this office that the
reason for the rule is absent when the
council is acting within itt b e s t judg·
ment tn sett1e a lawsuit, even if t b e
councilmen are act.i.og under threat of
personal liability," be said.
O'Nell qualified his ruling by sayiqg the
council may want to take action which
would bold them Individually harmless
from potenttal penlOllal liability.
"T h l s would remove or limit t b e
possibllity o! any undue Influence, either
directly or indirectly from being brought
to bear on a councilman's.decision," be
said.
Scholz originally filed Mlit through bis
~ttorney, Thomu PeckenP{l.ugb, cbarg·
tng the city with undue limitatioal oo bis
right lo develop the property oo tho
blufis overlooking West Newport .
Councilmen have delayed action on •P-
provlni the second phase o! the ~Jecl
beoause they are dWatlsfied with tbe
density and height o! the buildings plan-
ned.
Boy Kills Parents
He Wanted to Know How It Felt
DOUGLAS, Ariz. (AP) -A tee .. aged
honor student described as "the ni<esl
boy you would want to meet•• faced
murder charges today In the alaylngs of
his schoolteacher parents. AutboriUes
uld the youth wanted to kmw how ii !ell
to till someone.
• PoUce said Bernard Joaeph Roth, 11,
walked 'btto the po1ice station Thursday
and cool.essed the killiogs.
Sheriff's deputies went to the Roth
home outside town and found the bodies
Stewardess
H~ld Captive
Qy _ffi:j,~er
FRANKFURT, Germony (UPI) -.A
gmuQlll Wttb·"lft Eut Europem ~1•
ltidnaped a llewanlesa aboard a pubcl Jedil1" today and threatened-•.•
~ the plane unlesa Germllly
freed a Caech national held for air
piracy .
l'l>lioe said the unidentified man gave
them a u.bour deadline, from about 7
a.m. PST today to •free the Czech and fiy
the Air Canada plane lo Prague.
Otherwiae, they said, he claimed he
had dynamite in a red-and-wile liOX >nd
would use It to blow up the Air caoada
plane at Jlbein.Main airport.
-onJy the IUllllWl and Air Canada
Stewardess Margit SOmmer, 31, were
aboard the plane, offlclala said.
Police armed with pistols and !lllb-
machino guns surrounded the Air Canada
DCI.
Air Cmada spokesman D i e t e r
Gramatzki said the man came aboard
the aircraft disguised in overalls as a
workman just before it WI!! due to take
off for Montreal. Coincidentally, be said,
all 21 puaengen had been removed
shortly ~ore because a woman passen-
ger said she thought another passenger
"looked~·"
The man, described as about 50 yenrs
old, pulled a pistol orr Miss Sommer, t~
plane's lone occupant, and herded her
back to the kitchen area.
"I'm full of dynamite," Gramatzld,
who went.aboard to negotiate, quoted the
man u saying.
"He lhoved a gun in my belly and we
all .. olf the plane," said Gramatr.kl,
who boarded with several aJrlloe ol.·
ficlals.
"We Cllled the aircraft again ud ask·
ed -he wanled. "He uid be wanted "the man who was
Involved In the Caech airline tilling" and
that he then wanted lo go to Pracue
aboard the alrcraf~" Gramabtl aald.
of Joseph Roth, 60, an audio-visual ;n..
structor at Douglas High School, and
Gertrude RoUt, 57, a junior high acbool
teacher.
Roth was sprawled on the living room
Door. His wife was found on a sofa
behind. him. Investlgalorl uld hoth had
been shot once in the cheat with a rifle.
County Attorney Richard Riley, who
caJ)ed Roth "the nicest boy you would
want to meet," said the youth, when
asked about how he feJt about his
Small, Deadly
parents, said, "The people are getting
old. I'm not mad at them. 1 have oo
hostilities ...
''The . hoy said be had been having
thoughts ahout.. ldlllitg his· parents for a
long time," said Riley. ''He wanted to
know how It felt to till somebody."
Riley llld the tillinp toot place
around 7 p.m. Wenesday. He said the
youth then drove to Lordlhurg. N.M.,
some 100 miles northeast of Douglas,
(See MURDERS, Par• !)
·Poisonous Water Snake
Found in San Clement'3 • I •
By JOHN VALTllllZA
Of .. D9lr "" IMI!'
A ·!llDlll, deadl7 water -normally
found only in the Wlten of MexJco WU
!Olllld dying on a quiet stretch of San
Clemente beach by llfeguanla Tburaday
afternoon.
Attorney Says
Spending Limits
On Campaign OK
Newport Beach can limit the amount of
money ctty COUDCll candidates speod in
their election campaigoa. City Attorney
Dennla O'Neil saya.
A! a charter city, O'Neil says in a
report to city councilmen, Newport
ll<ech can enact varioos tinds o! legisla·
tkm governing Jts Ip.uniclpal elections, in·
eluding clamping a limit on how much is
spent to win the council seats.
O'Nell's formal opinion came at the re-
quest o! Councilman Carl Kymla who
said he feart campaign expeodltures in
k>c.al ra~s might start climbing beyond
nasonable bounds.
One Newport Beach counc.llman spent
more than sa.ooo in his race earlier this
year.
Kymla, hlmsel!, spent about $5,200 on
his election nearly three years ago.
O'Neil said that while a Cali!ornla law
limiting clDJpalgtt lpeltding was repealed
several years ago, thil kind of regulation
is not pre-empted by state control.
"The regulation ol electlona to office In
the city of NewpOrt Beach Is of primary
concern to tho clliaena of Newport
Beach," lie said.
''The eotabllaltmenl o! maxlmWn ex·
-llmltattona In no way cooflicla
with state law. No candidate_ would ·be
relieved from reporting expenses or any
other i!uty.
And the ha!lHng d!JCOvery of the foot,
lqJJ.g viper came with ill share u! amiety,
because the UDUIU8l cretiture wall _...
niunded by curiou!I aJcl.tlMm, uld San
Clemente Lifeguard Ll llanlt Bamea.
uNow that we thint: about lt, It hi a
miracle that no one ·.:u bitten, became
tioere must have been a dolen people
standing around it when we came by," be
said.
The small , black anake apparenUy
washed ashore in miJatttrnoon at the
northerly end o! th • Capistrano Sltores
trailer 'P8J't. BarneJ aaid, and Im.
mediately drew a crowd from. among tbe
nearby resldeela and beach vislton.
Shortly afterwards. Barnes a n d
Ll!eguanl Capt. Pbll Stubbs droYI 117 en
routine patrol.
The two guards said they carefa!IJ
placed the viper into a pluttc bac with a
long sllct and retumed to headquartara
to call authoritlea at Sea wonc;,
"We gave them a deocllptlon Ill tile
thing and they said lhei·e -no, -about what It was.
'"lbelr first comment was 'be cveful' ,,
because the snake bu ' nerve venom as
toJdc as a cobra'•," Bamel related.
The snake then waa given to Bfeluml
Andy Rich, an eiperleoced •""teur
snate fancier.
It died on the way to Rlcb'a home,
Barnes said.
Now the snake is in Rich'• freezer.
Barnes said the llDafl "llllie II ...
bluisb-blact In color with a llgbt orup ·
stripe running the length of lll body.
The last two inch'5 of It& tall, ht aald,
~ shaped like the tail Ill .. ael, to
enable the anal1, -lo nrim.
''The Sea World people -II alive, :
but came up too lite," -.W.. '
l!lef DEADLV, Pop I) :
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,,i)i~~n Doormen ·
Will Stop Be~g
.:.~aylay Warriors
I. , l(IJALA LUMPUR (UPI) -The Hilton
Ht!el onlere<I its doormen today to stop wemtne ornate Malay wanior costumes
·allr polltldam Cllled it an inlult lo the
.Park Inspection Big Joh "All that will transpire ii ,,a local
determination o! how much money may
be reasonably expended in the battle for
a posiUon on the city council," O'Neil
said.
Kymla made oo formal suges:Uon as
to a liml~ althouah be mentioned a range
of 15,lllllM5,5GO, sayblc he t.lt thll would
allow electlOllS to be -more on the
candldalel than Oil ·~a lot ol -t11inr saya about die -lei.
1t'eadler
Continued SUllllY days and cool
nights Is the way the weather pio-
ture loots !or Saturday, acconllng
to the weather oervlce. Hlgbs · ol
Iii ..... tho ClDllt, rlltng to 75 )n.
land. Lowa toalg1tt will dip to tbt
low ...
1 «1 'w11riorl. 1J11uk 8Jed Nablt Sbababuddln, a
--(Jf the lbla7 °" ol i•' ra'• ....., par!J, ..IOld ··-
.. , -ala> --lo " .... and llld the -garb ii v. 11'1 for -by clJcnltarlea durlDC .. --1orlllate611ld._ . ~e ... ~ ~ using
Q,,.-geer and are redeslping the
• _. In cue the ..-1 rulea we
not use the present 00<,"I said
public relatlodl manll'f Indra •
••
Ex-official Dies
"IOIJ'l1lllAlllN, N.Y. (AP) -
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By t... ~P&iilt UIBG didn't have lhe manpower. He aid the
• .. ..., "".... job would tate about ·a month.
Tiie lob "-lmpecthtc die l1 traller Now he· aaya the inspector II· jut ge~
para In Newpoit -lei alone hrillc-ting started.
Inc them ~p to bullcllnc a n d ltaalUt ''The perted of Ill days allowed !or this
codes -Is fir blger than anybody job will only allow the preliminary
thoqllt, accordln( to Bob Fowler, city groundwork !or the job lo he -," he ~ officer. " aa;d. "It will require mat11 lllClltbs o!
'The enkwt-ement. problem I.a of 1 -<Very tntenslve effort to mah a ..... n-
ICOl>e even tar beyond that or our wont Ual Impact on the prob~.''
tmia:L; )lob P'o'lrler, city bulldlnC <>I· Part o! the probl•, !'owler .. id,, ls
fleer, In a ._i prepared !or dty the a!Utude ol tralleoljlalt O'fflllrS l1ld
eot.mrl'11Ml. ' Ofll'8k>n. " •
lnapodlana or au trails pans In the e. llld while """"' aC them bate or. cil7 ·,.... ordenll _.. tllon a 111011th r.....i fltU coopenllon, others hivt
ago after a resident ol -ol -told . demomtraled "complela lndlfl..-e." ~ Jtvtas condlUom wen -.. "Jn one cue," Ftw'8 •id. "the
rible. --that In his pitt .........
Fowler aabd --to bin a lit at lwl • bulldlnp that ire illt t1peC1o1 1nve111p1ar, ...,.. 1111 1W1 trau.ra am1, m 111o oplnlon, an ..,...
•
have to he demollsheo:I in -lion to a
--of corrections to· the trailer arou,
"Othen have told us ttiat they bava
trallm that -,. ....-II llpCll
dedicated -, " te said.
Fowler hu the Plll!liC -dlreclor checking that out, he aald.
Fowler aid the lnlpector began his lob tit Informing III trailer port'ownen that
te'd be muad to· lnapod !heir prop.
'"'"8. <Ila 111'1" lballl a ""Ill' of a ~ 11"illt dlecilll' that he'd te !olkrwlns.
P'jnt lhllll, Fowtor aaid, he wants to
.-all tho traller Iola pennuently
marted. .
"Alf/ falltn to comply with -first"
nq••t I' will retail in '->ediate
(JOltill Ill Iha _t, and flllnc lepl
'1!'lltal to -_.tin( ponaltl," Fowler Aid.
O'!lell noted that tht city ol San Dleco
Is currentty in the -of drafting a new comprebenalve Clmpai"1 eon •
trlbu'Jons ,nd, E~tum Corilrvl ordi·
nance that aeekl to put a lld on opendlna.
Dick Ti:acy P!'omoted
,P\Yl'm'OWN, Pa. (UP!l -Diel<
Trocy baa miped a1 police chief of WI
town.
!notead, Tracy aafd, he II beconllng
....,...i -of DDllce In -l'lnnyolllanla. .... ·ht wlD be
In -.. aC • deparm.tll. •
IN8JDB 'l'OD-'Y
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pla111, ,_ OIOd --Of'll!lll.,. • Sato'• Jwlpor OIOd
g<t "" Ille lloUdGJ lf1lrit. Sn todaV'I WH-/111' 1011af1
coming 1IJJ Giang tllc (Mngc
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Appointed
President Ni.~on has named
the founder of the l.fariott ho-
tel chain, \Villiard Marriot Sr ..
to head the 1973 Inaugural
Committee. The ceremony be-
ginning Nixon's first term \\•as
directed by him.
Elderly Racers
Nearing Finish
At Vegas Hotel
LAS VEGAS lUP I) -The eight gray
haired runners o( the ··~1ethuselah
marathon" loped through the desert
toward the finish line today, conquering
cold, wind, fatigue and time.
The run, officially tbe "Life Begins at
60 Super Marthon ," covers SOO miles
from Hollywood to the Sahara Hotel
here, on city streets, a I o n g
superhighways, over mountain passes
and throush wind·swept desert.
The eight entrants, aged SO to 73, set
off Wednesday, hoping to reach the finish
line by noon today. Each man runs for
about half an hour, followed by a camper
truck carrying the others, awaiting their
turns.
The organizer of the race, Bill Selvin,
62, of Orange, Calif., reported they en·
countered strong winds and bitter cold
passing over .f,200-foot Cajon pass. The
wind blew the runners around, be said,
and they had W be relieved every 10
minutes during the worst stretches.
Two runneni complained of sore legs -
Noel Johnson, a fOrmer bo.z:er from San
Di<go, at 73 the oldeJt participant, and
Norm Bright, 62, of Seattle, a champion
ruliner In 1111 -days. Selvln. a teacher and coach, organized
the marathon, now in its third year, to
demonstrate his belief that men over 60
can remain physicaUy fit and even im·
prove their condition. I
Ft-om Pllfle 1 .• v .)f.._
DEADLY .•.
The only aplanaUon for the a~
peonnce of a ·..u. thousanda ol mlles
away from ita natural habitat is that it
was broo&ht to northern waters -prob-
lhly by-t.
"We think it probably got aboanl a boat
down in Mexico and stowed away to
Calilomia, then fell overboard.
"What worries us now, is that there
might be a few more out there,'' Barne1
said. ·
Obviously, the warning to beachgoers
in San Clemente this weekend is to stay ,
away from smaU, black snake.a.
Barnes aaid be had no problem doing
that very thing Thursday.
"I hate snakes worse than anything,"
be aald.
2 German Ties Set
:!ELSINKJ {UPI) -Finland fonnally
recognized East and West Germany to--
day, becoming the first Western country
to recognize East Germany and the first
major country to establish ties with both
Gennanys.
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31 Invited
To School
Budget Uriit
Trustees of the Newport-Mesa School
District this Week invited 31 community
members to serve on the 1971.73 Citizens
~udget Advisory Committee. ·
The tnvltailons, extended by ICbool
board pmident Marian ~ have
gone out to varloUI educ1Uoqil. ctijc and
service organizations aaking · ·r or
representatives to the advisory com-
mittee.
The committee 1s formed RMUally to
aid the school boerd in establbhing
budget guidelines and priorities for the
coming fiscal year.
Asked to join the committee are:
Joseph Metcalf of t h e Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce; Davld DeSurra
of the Jaycees of Costa Mesa; Robert
Hayes of the Kl'wanis Club of Costa
Mesa; Carl ll<nrlklon of the Lions Club
of Costa Mesa; Str .. ter King of the
Rotary Club of ·Olsti:' Mesa and Fred
Sorsabal, city manaiger of c.osta Mesa.
Also invtted are Nick Zlener of the
Citizen's Harbor Area Research Team;
Hal Pinchin of the Co""" de! . Mar
Chamber ol Commerce; Mite Manahan
of the Kiwanis Club of c.orona del Mar;
Mn;. K. M. Lewis of the American
Association of University Women; Mrs.
K. Drollinger of the Orange League of
Women Voters and Mrs. David Reader of
the Harbor Council 'lf PTA and PFO
Presidents.
Additional committee invitees are
Glenn Martin of the Newport Horbor-
Costa :P.iesa Board of Realtors ; Bart
Hake of the Newport-Mesa Education
Association; Charles ca.Ill of the
Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers;
Jean Garrett of the Calilornia School
Employes Association and William Ring
of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce. .
Also invited to participate are Jim
Mclver of the Jaycees of Newport
Harbor; Joe Brockman of the Rotary
Club of Newport-Balboa; Robert Wynn,
city manager of Newport Beach; Mrs.
Richard Cramm of the Newport Harbor
Service League; Mrs. John Killefer o~
the Junior League of Newport Harbor;
P.trs. Fred Dupree of the Women's Civic
League of Newport Harbor and Jacob
Mynderse of the Kiwanis Club . of New-
port Harbor.
Pmnt-faculty organizatiom sent in-
vitations include thoae from Bear Street
School, Eastblull School, Harbor View
School, Mariners Sch>ol and Woodland
School
Sea Expl~rers
Seek Permanent ..
Crew for Arg11s '
The Sea Explorers of the Orange Coun·
ty Boy Scout Council are looking for a
permanent crew fir their 7G-Coot 1quare
rigger, Argus.
"We're looking for high school boys,
whether experienced sailors or oot," said
Ralph WbiUord, a member of the com-.
mittee responsibie for operatlng the
V"essel ' . "'!be boya will be OJ>tTl'\tnc \Ile v_ill!!el,
learning all lie Intrioaciel ol a oquare
rigger, aewmc~~oanvaa, ·1earn.ipa;. knots
and · splic<s and macliinery., ~ · WblUord.
said..,'1 , •.•• , ....•
""'Ille ohlp Ii dieoel powenct. Ille have ·
qui~ I blt o( ~inery .OD bcJ¥d," he s8i~ nke· excl~ 1~~1 1or ocean
sailing, like pllbUOi and. navJi~ttnc. will ,
also he part ol their ,,..pomibllltlel.
The crew will probably lake orie'
overnight =!se every six we.lb and will ·
hove trainlng meetings every olher
Saturday, Whitfonl said. '
"&:cause of the nature of the wort,
assignment to the permanent crew b all
male," Whitford said.
ilfe cited the fact that the crewing
Would also be vocational training. "There
are a lot of profi:JJSional skippers in the
area," be said. Whitford stressed the
program isn't all work, either.
"Just the idea of sailing on a vessel of
this size is fun Itself," he sal<'..
Trips are planned to San Diego to visit
the Star of lndla, the sailing lhip that lo
being i<fitted there and to cata11na.
"There will be vartOUJ cruises next
summer to Catalina ·when other Boy
Scout and Explorer units are on board.
These bo}'I will act as the main crew and
serve as Instructors to the younger kids.''
Whitford said.
Boys Interested should attend an
organizational meeting Saturday at 10
a.m. at the Sea Scout Base, 1931 West Coast Highway.
From Page J
MURDERS •..
where he spent the nJ&bt In a motel. The
youth returned to Dooclu shortly belora
9 s.m. 'l'hriqlvln.I Da, and turned
himself In. Riley aakl.
Polioe said they Iound a .25-.3$ clllbtr
rine in the youth'• car.
Norman Lltlrell, principal at Do\Jidu
High, said t!le boy had an outotan<llng
school t'tcOnl.
Besides beina an honor 1Jud~ttell
said Rotb sant1 wJtb the school choir and
thiJI year eimed a plact on the achool's
football team. However, he said Roth bad
to drop from the team becaute of a game
injury. ' • ' . • 'IJ've known thll fainlly for ~ ..
llld !Jttrell. "And Bernard WU Jual the
type of bof t!ll W1IUld llkt to have tn a hJlh school. .r . -
ri.. -alJO bad tJne daughtert.
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Armed to tlae Teeth
This South Vietnamese soldier appears ready for any cont~:cy,
loaded down with all the accouterments of war, while peace go
on in Paris.
County Counsel Seeks
User s of Blufftop Land
Two extremely valuable -as well as
controversial -parcels of Capistrano
Beach blufftop property today became
the objects of an official search for possi·
hie prescriptive rigbla by the Orange
Counly Counsel's office.
In newspaper advertisements ap-
pearing today (including the DAILY
PILOT) County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
seeks the names of anyooe wbo may
have used either of the parcels for rec-
reational purposes.
The largest paroel Inwl...S In the .....
troversy is the nearly It acres of ~ at
the 1JPCOOs1 edge of the' PalisadeS whlcb
the Dana BIU!!s cieVelopment corporation
seeks to use for a major condomupum
development.
Residents have battled for month& to
stop the development, asserting that the
land originally WU granted 11 a public P.rk. but fell into private harids during
the llHOs.
The second parcel aho iJ 1 scenic and
valuable blulltop area wblch also was
...ertedly ~cated as a \>ll'k. liut'tn re-
cent ,..... bu been held prtva1oly.
A small gazebo wblch aurvtved there
Ior years was ha!J-demolisbed last lllllD-
mer to ;repare for a resideDtial develop-
meal.
Capistrano Palisades .•. and (another
site) at the north and west of Palisades
Drive."
Anyone ever having used the property
for general recreational purposes "or
merely walking across," should coatact
the county coUnsel's office, lt.conttnaes,
The ad mesaes that the -does not Involve Pines Park.
HaU of t b a t acreqe was flnaDy
granted to the public by ID _.iate
court early last year tn a cue hued on
prescriptive rights.
That land, too, laced ~by
privatt. Interests.
The !l'lrch launched this ~ -during .. long delay period covertu& bOtb
tha jl!lrCels' ojevelop. , ; ,1 • ;.
The condominium issue rests ID limbo
until J)ec. 20. . . .,_ ~ ·
Tho Orange County Grand Jury Will
resume Its investigation into the UUe of
the property early next week.
Several Palisades residents involved in
the 1-are alated tO leltify. ·
Supervlaort. ezpect to cast the final
deciaion On the 19te of the cohdomlnb1m
land at tbetr Dec. IO meetlng.
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Kissinger Talks . ~
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PARIS (UPI) -U.S. prealdentlll ad·
vlaer Henry A. Klulnger coolerred for
about ~ \IOU( today with North Viet-
nam's chJef pe.tte. negotiator in .:
meetlng neither S<heduled nor announced
In advance because the two ..,.U.Iors
Princess Anne
Gets Warning
011 Speed Ch arge
LONDON (UPI) -, Police have given a
wrltten waminl fa< speeding to Prlnceos
Anne but will ·not Pi-foinial cbargea
against the 21-yetr-old daughter ol Queen
Ellr.abeth, sources close to the royal
family sajd today.
Police would neither confinn nor deny
the report. A polloe spokesman said no
llt.atement would he made.
Anne bu been lltopped twice for
speeding on Brltlah hJihnya. The ...,,nd
ircldent occurred Nov. 11 on s divided hlcbway nortbftll of Loodoo.
'"Ille Clllef Constable, Mr. David
Holdsworth, COlllid<ra that this Is I mat·
ter between blmaell and the pen1X1 con-
cerned in all CUM fl thil kind," a
regional polloe spokesman Aid.
The _..,.. ~ to "-'• famlly said
she bad roctJved I wrttleo warninc about
her drlrirJI and that the Issut wOoild be
carried ... further.
Earlier, the prlneell toot joumalista to
tut for comjilalning -t her --toward the.,._.
"You tend to be a rather toocbJ, lot,'~
she uld tn a speech at the lbltltute of
Journalists.
"I would not dream of complelnlng
about your behavtor u you are ooly
doing your Jobi~ II lhe said. "Editors
woold kW you If they didn't &et a picture
or a story doDe properly."
Anne's remar• ~ were directed mainly
at pbotogrophera who c o m p Ia I n e d
....,..Uy that she wu UDC<>Operallve wl:h
the press wbile partldpoting tn a bnrae
show jumptna co..ipetltlon.
PliJET TO . SEE
KIN l'f 4 ,LIYE
CIUCAGO (UPI) -Exlled Roawlian
poet V uilt Pooteuca will finally ~ bis
daughter and &randaon' 'tonight If he can
lJ>Id 111 to• a !lit' -rapillly eblitna nu, 'because of atomach cancer. , , ·' ~11
"It now is a question of them gettt.rig
here before he dlll;" • a Mlpital
spokesman said. ·
Pan American Air Lines confinned
that Mn. Doina Vireo! and her S.yeaMld
son AJeunder boerded I filgbl fn>m
Bucharest wblcb will bring them \o New
Yark this aftenoon, I b 0 I pit a l
BJ!ORsman said.
did not want It .publicized.
Vietnamese Cor.1n1unist sources said
the meeting was held at Kissinger's r.
quest. Neither side gave any detalll of
the meeting. ·
b Wubln&ton, Pr<sident Nilon'• presi
socretary, llollald L. Ziegler, said Ki.S.
lnger and North \'letnamese negotiato\-
Le Due Tho alJO will meet again Saturdaf
in a cxmt.inuatkln of their daily meetinl" that began Monday.
Zlegler said the usual procedure for
announcing times for the meetlnp fu tf:t. v~ was' not follow.cl for today's
session because thl negotlaton did not
want any publicity on It. Kfssincer alt0 called on French
Foreian Minister Maurice Schuman11, to-
day, ZJecler aald.. , l
Earlier, both aJdes said no meeting was
scheduled today. It would :ave been the
flrsl hllltua tn this latest round of
negoUatJons, whJch began Monday in ~n
effort to fmd an acceptable ~
formula. :
Newsmen who trailed Kissinger aald
the meeting today toot place In a vflla
oWlled by the North vi-.. ... deleti·
tioo and """'li!d two biocts !run ll.
miaion In llli>urtlln Clolsy le Roi.
The ne-said Killinger •lipped
out of'lbe rear exit of the u .S. emI>utY
"'8lderJce In Paris, went to the vtlla a.Id
Stayed about cme llour. •
,.,. the DflOl!aton lelt, a televislio
network correopo.~.ient remarked -II>
Xlllinler "It'• l•Wor"hanler and harder to !lncf I place f,.. I oecrei -,,
lan1 II, Dr. ~!"
Kl41 "c«, he lild. replied: "It CW" taial;y ls:" , ... , .::r.:;.: ~~ = ... -nam'a President NIV1"' ·van· Thieu VI@:
tht United States II blocking a ,.-".,fl,.
Uemeot
"We wmder U die United States really
wants peace, since It keeps suwort.1*
Thieu," the Viet Cong opotesnWi sail[
"Thieu is oppoeed to IJOIC'. Thero has
been no CIWli• In our demands that Thieu must go." )
Klsalnger said the Hanoi envoys con-
ferred ThundaJ for more than ais -· the moot protacted -OD IO far. I_
Area Unit.ed Wa y
Exceeds Quow •. ..
Contributions and pledgea from ta
)l•WJ>Ort.Mesa Unlljed School District to
1 llie So"°' Or'!"&• <;ounty United Way all' bOIU'iy $IOllO over. the quota aet for IA<
llistrict. '
Board of Education President Marina
&rgeson announced that Iha district's
ernployes bad collected '20.424 for tlie
fuod. The quola set for the district was
111,800. •
Mn. Bergeaon Cftdited the atronC ·
showing to the' efforts of "teachers, aQ.
-ton and ciuoifled employea.
We're molt pieued, n abe Aki. ··•
. Relldenls oucceufully fought to ....
what was left of the structure and then
complalped bitterly to the county.
Superv!Slll3 theo authorized the search for put,P!bllc use of the lands.
Today's 'w tell readara that the coun-
ty "is fnvtstlgating legal rights the
public may have to use the Wldeveloi>ed
porperty at the northwest end of tha •
Save up to 20% on Heritage
Leather So/ as & Chairs thru Dec. 30th
Poultry Company ·
Blast Kills 2;
Loss $1 Mill ion
CLAXTON, Ga. (UPI I -A gas ex·
ploslon that destroyed the Clulon
Poultry Co. early Thanksgiving Day ldll·
ed two men, injured five, and caused a~
proximately 11 mllllon damage that left
400 employes wlt:lot.it work.
Mate fire inspectors were to begin sif·
ting today through the ruins of the firm
in a seareh for the caUJe of the blast.
The dead wtre lclentlfled aa TOiman
Bamett of ColUns ud Ernest Smith of
Claxton, both In their late Ills. •
Dick Doak, who Is 1n, aatlsfactory ...,.
dition In a Savannah hospital, was
foreman of a cleanup crew and wu ad··
vising his supervisor of a gas teak early
Thursday when the plant exploded.
Maintenance supervisor Benny J,
Gilreath said Doak had called him to
complain ht wat having trouble with a
boiler and that he smeUed g~.
"I told him to clear out of there fut/'
said Gilreath. "That's when tbe phone
went dead and 10 seconds later I fell and
hear<l the blast ...
Elev .. -deallln( ud stertliJlng tho productloo line for today'• proceulng
...,.~ unburt. TbO eqoloafoa wmt off ...,. two ~
gallon tiotlers, led by .natural pa ud
dlelei lutl, wblcb beat.cf .flit water 111111
In scalding tht 11,IJll0.1•,llOIJ cblcRm
Pn>C-ciurq a norilfal slllll.
NO RED FACES
. MARGATE, Enflancl CUPIJ -
Rouaewlvee have tet up a apeclal
shop in ·, pub to sell -·•
Wlderwear to men -IO -tham the embarrasoment "1f I ~ to
faco rqular abop '""'""!4a 1it1en
they buy ...; ~ fllt w1 ...
and 1irilriencls for Clitistmu.
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EO<l'JI home d<s<M1t!a a beouUful katllfr sofa or choir ••• and """' Is IM dmc
to "'°"" that 1elecllon. llm14Qo Fvnlitlll'e as .,.u ai a few olher falllOVa
namu an offnlflg IMlr """"'/Ill "41Mr IOfas ..S cllalrt ON SALE/ So
""""' "' ,.,,,, and gt! -d<liwr!lf
che1mut
I>rown
leather 10/a
95-tnc:hes
iono.
req. 11200
Sak $999
Soft l>r°""'
kolher IOfO
92-lnchea kmg.
reg. 11239
Soll $899
NEWPORT IEACH e
1727 WISTCLIFJ DR.,
••2·2050
LAGUNA IEACH e
J41 NORTH COAST HWY,
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TORRANCE e
11649 HAWTHORNI tlVD. .
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ORAN6E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •
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'Nice~t Boy~ ·Wanted to Know H~ It .Felt
DOUGLAS, Aris. (AP) -A l<eiHged
....... -· deocrlbed u "tbe -boy ,..-. would want to meel" faced
....-; cbari• today In the slaylnp ol
bis --parents. Authorities llld lbe )'llUlh wanted to '-bow It fell
totUl-.
ol J.,.ph Roth, 80,. an .audlo-vlaual In·
-at DougS-lfllh Scbool, and Gertnide Roth, 17, a junior bl(b ocbool -· Roth wu ~ on the Uvtng room
floor. H1J wife . na1 found on a 10fa
behind hint. lnveatlplon Aid both had
been llbot once bt Iha cbtll with a rifle.
parents, ·lllcf, • .,,,., ~ art pttlng
old.1 J'rp DDt-mad at a.em. I have no
boatll.IUes... .
''The boy said he bad been having
thoughts about tilling bis parenls for a
IOng Ume," said Riley. 0 He wanted to
kpoW how, II felt' lo tUl 10111ebody."
youth returned to Douglas obortty before
9 a:m. 1'lllltlmlMtl! Day ·and lltnled
blmself In. Riley Aid. .
PollCe said they !oond a JS..!S caliber
rifle in the youth'• car.
Norman Uttrell, principal at Dooglas
High, said the boy bad an outstandlni
zcbool record.
Besides belnl an bonor student, Uttrell
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l'llllce 8ald Bernard Joseph Roth, 18,
waited Into the polk:e station Thunday
and -tho killlnp. tirtlf'• deputies went to the Roth
liiono -town and -thO bodlel
County Atlofl\eY J\lcbard Riley, wbo
called Rotlf "the .-boy you would
want to meet," said the youth, when
asked about bow be felt about bis
Riley . 8ald the ldl1lnp took place
around 7 p.m. Wanesday. He said the
youth -than -e lo Lordlburg, N.M.,
some 100 miles nortbeut ol lloqlaa,
where be speol the night In a motel. The
zald Roth -wl1h the ---and this year eaftlld1 a ·place on thl! tcbool's---
(Soe lllJllDEBs, Pap I)
'l'• Meet Monday
-f;ity Planners w Eye
)f esa' Density ~r.obfum
•Memben ol the Costa Mesa Planning
Comm!-Mmtday nl&ht w!ll once
apln tactle l1ie lltorny problem of
reduclnc denalty on the city's north end.
Scheduled for dlaculSlon durint! the
.:. p.m. lellkm •t city councll dtamben, 77 Fair Drive, Is a master
of bomeownen IUmlWlded by a aea of
aparlmmtl. \
Pllllning """1lllflllo were lo have
acted on the demity cut In August but In-
Stead called for a llklay delay lo allow
furlber study.
'lbe 380-acre area is c u r r e n t I y
masterplanned for 11-1 (single faJDlly) :p1an mnmdment wllldi -1d MJ<e and IW (multi-family) coutructloo. The
tbe projeclell.-~ of a -.... amendineot calls for an R·l core llUI"· ~ -'1,1111 to t.llO ......,. row>ded by meclhmHenslty develop---r I . meot. •
· . ~ .,.. Involved la bounded by Arnold F. Hamala, Costa Mesa chief of -.r Avenue, the San .Diego adnnced p1am1q, lia)'I 6"ft Is OOlh
rr-ay, Bear Street and FllrVIOw slderable preauro by botb bomeownen
--' and-.... "" the -to let "=•• al tho -Ollla Mesa Mondo!' ailbl lie bldlcalod, however, tho -lli ................ , CJ! ID pOU, :;...™:*'" may wiab to table the itml
....,. " Milli ..... -1£111 •to, 1i'ldolJ -.ii, but -o81illjld, an ---the cul In deallty because ~ ba ... ti !bat -.. lillilC .. _ ..... ...,...et.
la&...:1.1 I lt;jlles; ,.,,.,. JiNjoel b> · • S IQI """" a «Jl*lli • 1 ad q •art e rs rtleU4_ aM d1Nt4 wit pllnL
···-i.· . • AlliGlaut . J-A. JAv.11. , 'liM'""1--li!ljllce
tJih lilJ olMr i\mSican --naul, la, pnpa1nf io leaft the
Cr,lro1ram after the f .of. ApOllo ,17 next .
month. For Me8a 'Youth
Killed in Crash
A cboct --___ today •
dlodosed lllat -Ii *oelopment WU -------'--"----'-
"in the ICUll!ebutt" but tbal delollo ......
DOI c!:";Jor 11 .... ICbeduled Mr p1an-Elde~ly Racers nlni ~mlasloa dilCulllon are the
.. follow'••: Roary w!ll be recited at T: .. Ibis ....
even1ng · 1or James ·Lee ~ 19, ol -A ,..... potillon from llldultriat·
Colla Mesa wbo died Wedneoday night co-,;ai to llllllllfamlly west of
1ft1r bis motorcycle crubed Into 1 van. Newport l!Gulevllld and IOUth o I
The 9'r"ices will be be1d at the Colla Paulanlo Drive. 'lllll lnvol,.. a !km
N ear~ng Finish
At Vegas Hor.el
.,_ Chapel o1 Ba It z. Bergeron pareel cw1eatly OC<llpiOd by a mobile
jlarluary. bome factory. LAS VEGAS (UPf) -The ejgbt aray
PoHce Aid today they are coatinuin( -A -l!fll\IOll !run R·I (duplez) haired nllllll!l'S of !be "Methuselah
1he lDYesllptioo ol the crash that ... to lllllllllamUy at. m w. Bey St. Staff marathon .• " loped •'--·~ the -.i t:amif...,. the lntanectlon ol Plaoentia dlEb!l>era zay tbil ii a dlfllcull parcer ~ .......
A_,. and Center streel since It ii oalT 50 to 75' feet wide but !00 toward ~ finish lli!e today, cooqu.,liq
Allllon of 1181 Place0tia Ave. and bis feet long. · cold wind l •-~ and 1· """''·• A ~ ...._..._ -........ ·lo allow the • ' a-.-une. · IOCllDD'llte, Peter Petroff were a~ on .....,... ~ ... ~ a~-· ...... · nm',; .:m_laDy .. the .... :.t... :n~.at -~1e and another cyclist, Alan construction ol a llknlt motel at S68l).3% u~, ~~ ~< ~..-· Jmiih''ii''o'i 381 E. 18th St. was riding N<wporl Blvd.· · · 80 ~' Martbon,,; covers 300 lilllea Wide' tht!m when the crash occurred. ~~ -
Nice said the driver of the van, War-from 1 HOtJYwoo(l w the Sahara Bot.el
nnMertz,l!l>ofl801WhittlerAve.,Co•ta POET TO SEE bere; on city streets, along
M91\apparently made a turn in front of superhighways., over mountain ,.-es
Ute:ai treated and released fri>m KIN IF A.LIVE and through .wind-swept desert.
!IOa8 Memorial llolplla1 and Petroff Is T)li elg!ll -.ms,. agl!ll 80 lo 73, oet
1t11ec1 in Mrious condition in the CHICAGO (UPI) -Ellled Romanian off W"'-'ay, bopln& lo'nacb the finish ~·· lntanalve care unit. , poet V-Poltauca will flnatl1 11e bis , runeraI mass for AlliJOll bas been · dalllllttor ml.,._ IOlqbt II be -lltte by -today. Bid! man ~ for
mmled lar I a.m. Saturday at St. lloll Cit lo a lilt npldly oblllll away, about ball mt boll!'; lollowed by a camper
-·· Cothollc Oturcb, Colla -bee-al -... -· ' truck caHJhil the otllen, awalllttlf dtelf to hllemenl to follow at Good · "ll lilw to a ~ of -= · 1urn1. .
1bopben1 Cemetery. lion~· be 6o,• a . 'Ille wParw of 1be.roce, BW 9'!?1n, ~ii=:·: ~Mr~~ ";.';a; -i:. Air u... &dllmed a, et~ Cllll., ~··· ....
l'lal AlllloG, o1 Costa Mesa two brodlm thal Jin. -Vkm ml lllr I ,.....id .,.. taotl .... -and bltt.r eokl
aqd one allttr. ' IOll_'Mn-W '••did • llc1lt fNm 'tr '• .,..-,.,..,. C.joo put: fte
-'wblcb will lrinl -lo New 'l!t.I -Ille ,...,,. uound, lie lald.
Yort Ibis afternoon, a ho IP 11 al and t1tey bell tn be l'llleved ....,., 10
•Pokezman said. minutes during the worst llretcbes. Coast
Stewardess
Held captive .
By Hij.a~ker
FRANXFURT, Gmnany .(UPI) -A
gunman with 0 an East,.European accent"
ltld!laped a stewardess aboard a parked
jelliner today and threatened t o
dynamite !he· "plane unless Germany ·
freed a Czeclt national beld for air
piracy.
Police said tbe unidentified man gave
them a 24-ltour deadline, from about 7
a.m. PST today lo free the Czeclt and fly
the Air Canada plane lo Prague.
Otherwise, they said, be clalrited be
bad dynamite In a red-and-wile ho• !lld
would use It lo blow up the Air Canada
Ptane at Rhein-Main airport.
Only the -and Air Canada
-Marsil ~. SI, _.
-M ....... -ail_., .. Falke ·armed ' wllb pi.tlli , ..... -==i -.... IGqllded ~ Ajr Canada
Alt~ ........ '!>to1or
Gr3matzkf :tirDllD came ahCllrd the a!rcrlll bt overalia aa a woitinan jail · Jt w•• due to take
off for Moolinl. ·~tany, he eald, -
all H ~,bad been removed
'shortly befo're' beCIUae a woman pawn-
~:;.=' !;i= ~ther pazsenger
The man, ~bed as aboUt 50 years
old, pulled a pl.stol oo Miss Sommer, the
plane's lone occupnt., and herded her
back to \!le kitdleo area.
"I'm full of dymmite, 1• Gnmatzti,
wbo wenl alloai<I lo negotiate, qOM1ted the
man as 11ylng.
"lie oboved· a gun. in my belly and we
all IOI off Ille pi-," said Gnmabkl,
wbo boanled with zeveral airline of··
flclala:
"We called the llrcrafl again and ask·
edwhatbe..-.
11He sakl be wanted "the man who wis:
involved in the Cacb airline killing" and
that be then wanted lo go lo Prague
aboard the aircraft," Gramatzki said.
. uwe asied him if be would accept a
man in place of the • stewardess as
hostage and be·~ 'No; I Med ber for
my shield.' " 1
'Ibe hijacker's demand for 0 tbe man
involved ill the Czeclt airline killing"
narrowed down the Identity to one man
-am CZeclt oatlooal wbo sbot and tilled
pilot Jan Mtcica June 8 during the bi-
Jactlnii ol " CZeclt ~ to Germany.
Dick TracyProinoted
P\11"111WWN, Pa.. (UPI) -Diet
Tracy baa ~ u poUce chief of Ibis
town. '~ • 1 ' 1ns1eoc1: "ITICJ llilil,' he . la beoomlng
"8lonal -.1or of pollce In
watern Pemiyolvanta, where lie will be
in charge of 'Ill ~ts. ' •
Wo ... er Deadly Viper ··Foon~ ·
COllllnUed -days and cool
mpta ii the "'Y the -= --~Bammy, Small Mexican Snake Washes Up_ on Clement.e Beach
' tn the ---1llcbe of 1 e aloil( Iha cout, ri11D1 lo TS ID-
-. Lowt 1llafPi w!ll dip lo lltl ...... lly JOllN YAL-
• •..., ,_-lllllf mediately·-• crowd --tho -· 8ald .. llDID "ftllllle la deep neail>y Nideolo llild beoclt vla\ton. • bltN!Hlact Iii tDIDr wllb a IJdll onnp
INSIDE TODA'Y
11'1 1M ....,.,. o/ Chrillmol J)lav•. f•rdvail and "'lllic pr .. frO'IU · 81 . G Santa'I hf I per and
gel m lh• holiday ipirit. Se•
todoll'• Wetk ... der for '°""r'
coming up along the OrcnQt
Cooal .
~ ~ c---. c:aat 111 a E: ... ..J ;s:.. ~ - -
--.. --. --I I -.. -.... ---,....... ..
5Fa.: =i -
A ..U, deadl)r --oarmallJ
-""1 tn Iha -of -... found "1inl '"' • qalet -of San Clemente beach by llfeguardz Tltnnday .n..-.
And the baflllng discovery ol the foot·
long 'riper-wl1h Ill lhare "' aulety, bticauae the 11DU1Ual cretturt wu sur-
rounded "1 -1lglotseen, uld San ~ ~ Ll Hank Ba-.
''{low ll!at "' tlilM about II. 'I.:.: mftdo tbel no -·.;u bl\tm, W.0-baVl_I_ ...
ltandlltc anomd K -wa cw bjl,• 1>o aal4.
'Ille ....u. ----· Wllbed....., 1Dm•lefbwmaat tbe
,...,., llld of I~• Catliliw ...._
-.-. ........... Im-
Sbortly allot ••dil. -and llrlPI l'llllllnl .. ~ al lia hod)' • LHepllld Capt. l'bll S1ub1J1 drove "1 oa '11lt laat lft lldt!I <ii !ta tall, be aid, rouUne pa!nll. ... lbeped llllt tbe tan et .........
'l\e two guilds zald they canlllll1 ....... the ~ -.. --
placed the viper Into a p1a1t1c bag with a "The Sea Welt~ wanted H alive, ioltll •tlct and retu.'tled lo bea~ bot .......... Ioli, ea.-said.
to call aotherllieo at Sea Work: no oo'1 aplllllllao for the IP-. ""8'anct ol a ...,. ~ o! mllez
"We gave them a dtlcrlptloa ol' the away !nJm la· .. -habitat ii that It
thing aiil they zald i-. wu no dotlbt w11 llnJuPI 1o norUtom nten -prob-
about what U ... ably bJ l<ddonl .
,.__......,. -'be ca..rul', "WetblnkKpnl>llb!yptaboardaboat
bei 11 Gle llill8 llM :· ..,,. venwn u down In -.. and -awzy to
,_ • •• _.. ... • .._related. Cellfornla, a. fell -rd.
'Ille ..U tllm WU llmt.lo llfll!tard "Wltll -ua now, ii tbat tbere
"""' Rid!, .. ~ --ml8lll bl a ....... ..i llMn," -
---· lllil. n died ... the ..., 1o lllclt'• 11ome, <llMoualJ, .. _..'lo ~·
llalw.... . 'In 9lil Cflallltle ... ""''Id lrto llay "'9•w11tll1DIIWtfr-. <lliaDIWILY, .. 11 .
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Armed to the 'l'eetla
This South Vietnamese soldier appears ready for any contingency,
loaded down with all the accouterments of war, while peace talb•eo on in Paris. ' · r
Hoyal Privilege?
Prineess . Mq.y.& Getting Off .il~k
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LONDON (VP!) -l'llllee· ...... lfttn a
•Willloli warnlnC for ...... , .. -
Anne bu! will DOI prea lortDal .......
aplnll the D-yeer..td dalJlltlor ol Queen
Elizabeth, -cloae to the royal family llid today.
Police would neither confirm nor, deny
the report. A Police spokesman oald no
statement would be made.
Anne baa . been stopped twice for
speeding oo British highways. Tlie second
lrddent occurred Nov. 11 on 1 divided
hlgbwsy northwest of London.
''1be Ode! Coostable, Mr. David
Holdsworth, ,,_dtt'I that this ii 1 mat·
ter between ltlmself and tbe penon con-
cerned in all cues of lhUI tind," a
rqlonal poUce spokezman zald.
The aourcea cloee to Anne's family said
she baU recelved a written warning about
her drlvttt( and that the illue would l>e
carited no further.
Earlier, the~ -jm-'' ll un for ,IOlllplalninc -Jw·11'1tlor
toward tl!e -• ' "Yoo ·!lad to be a ntho!r t...ii, IDI;"
Sbe lllld in I speec~ It 'die -ol
J~.
"I • would not dream of 01oplilu41tl
about )'Our behavior u yea ·lie GltlJ
doing )QU' jobs," abe said. ............
woold till you ff they didn't pt II pldth
or a story done propmly."
Anne's remarl.11 were dlrected mainly
at pbotocrapben ·wlto c o mp I a I D • d
recenUy that she wu -ad" willl
the proa •bile partlclpallnc bt • -•bow jumpinc co..ipetl-
an~t~ .;::1l.r cr1 .. POrttttlclMi.J•'"'1"': rt~
inafnhuaL ' ,
lleferTinll to -....... a, ... ,.. blg)y told newlli&LM wu· 44DICI" ti •
benelf an the froat,pep1 of mw4 s ••
"in these dayz ~ ... llild«•lolmoa..
Munich Assassins· Allege
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Double Cross in Slayings
BEIRUT (AP) -Three Palestinian
guorrUlu lmolved In the Munldt Olym-
pic maaacre cbarjed today West
German authodtlea double C.-them
and''dollbenl<IJ -us to tUl the 11
ilraell athletel.
,."We never JalMidtd to till ID)''d.'tht
• lloltapl;" -~ -•of "tlri'-· in .. lnlenlow wllb Beirut -per '.An Nabar.
lbnltlm Baclnn said, "The -of the operation wu to teCure~the release
of the Pal-.i gverrUlal In lzraell
priions ... lo attract world attention to
the Paieetlne cause and to boil! the
Palestinian . flag. rather than Israeli
COJ'J)le:I ,on tbe Olympic ftagpole.
"West Getman Interior Minlllor Hans
Dfelrldt Genocher bad llvm ua his word
ol lmor that a ·Ale oooi!uct bad been ar·
nnpd lar ua lo.Ill .. with the boetoc<t
forCalro-
"Bat -... -al ilie air -near JI 'ah, d bell K'OIDI 1oc>le ....
Gatoeba .. -..-lo bl In -o.,.. ... walet.'~ • D1Ja il·dll•• c' ' tar of i..et.
An Nahar did ool 111 wbn the in-
-•wllll lbe ...--..... ducted.
It zald .,. ol· them, Abdel Kader
llenawl, WU W and 01 a juke diet, U I
result ol W !rel-llY West Gelman
• tnvesUgalors aftor t h e Sopt. I M..,ldl
Ernie'8 Eatery-Yuk '
DAR'l'llOVl'll, ll:ftcland (lJPI) -
Emit -8 ........ lltl -of
hll new nataanlll -·-'I lllorY lo tho,....._ -'lite ~ ~-a..nl:il Mid lbe """'"' -not •111'""'"' _.., .......
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killings. 1111 two other ... -.
1bnblm Badran and...JIWwnmord -
'Abdulla, were repOrted In • ....._
beaJth. • • • .. ' nie-·....-la :m111owa1o
Libya • Oii. »\ c I 11 • 1w .. pa----""·-· 0.-=~'!t:'-4~~ 911 1 . reapw""". lor lbe opaatl!&
In -. the -'-ltrilleo ministry i pot e 1 m • n," Wllbelm
RancbaOes, -lltll --·miltrealed by West Gorma -tigaton:. ,
All dtree Arabs, wttlle lllD Imp w
told the·fonner ....... '"'°"'=
Amad Beil -· that Ulolr ..... correct, ~ ...... "1
Rtud!a!IM zald be-11111111 et~
fomtal ·-· ........ --.. lltl
Aral!o fw °'* "" ... -"'JI a-her.•. . I
I' . . ' . , i if or<f • Ford 'Top •
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Stol:en in l • r • ''
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c.ta -·poll<e "" loNlol ,.. ..
thltf Who -tbe ~'P off llr1. .......
Fonl,
j!elen EllAbelll F ,,..;, 14, et Hl1
llarllor lll>d., Cotta ........... tli
theft of !be bani lap -ber .. ,...
l'l'llundertllri tO po1lco 1'11ot1Q.
lbellld-.. ~-.-i bet..-..1-.w-1••
4ioo ...... tho ~ "' Ila ..
dtlacbable Landau rool.
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DAILY PILOT C . 31 Invited
To School
Budget Unit
Truatoes ol the Newport-M.,. School
District thia weet invlled 31 community
members to serve on the IJm.73 Cltlzeru
Budget Advisory Committee.
The lnvttattom, extended by school
boan1 prealdent Marian Bergeson, bave
gone out to vuious educational, civic and
.service organizations asking f o r
representatives to the advisory com·
mlttee.
The commlUee ii formed amrually to
aid the achool bovd In establlsblng
budget guideline> and priori ties !or the
coming lllC81 year.
Aaked to join the committee are:
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PARIS '(UPI) -U.S. p-tlal ac1-fint hlatui In . tllfl lOtert round ..
Vlaer HMry A. KJuinler oonl.mct for nqotla~ wblcb beglO Monday In Ill
•bout C)llO liour todly with North Viet-eflnrt 10 fll\d an 1cceptable pea<*
narn'a • cbW P'JCt. negotlator in .,. formula. ;
meeting ne\dler 1ebeduled nor llUIOunced. • In adv.,.,. bec:a,.. the t1'0 "'loltatOn Newsmen who trailed Klaalnger salfl
did not -U publlclled • the ~ tod01 took llllm In a villp
. VletMI"• Comniurust ........p l8ld ::* ~ !:....i Norl\'.:t:" ~,~
the meeting Was beld at ICJilnp'r'1 re-· mlukm In lllhurbu Cbolsy le Rol :
quest. Neither aide gave any detaill of The neW1111en said KWinger sllppeil
the meeting. out of the ... r ellt of the U.S. emblsst
Ll Washingtoo, President Ni%on 'a press residence in Paris, went to the villa a.Ml
......tlry, Roiiatcl L. Ziegler, aid 1t1as-stayed lilaul one hour. ,
inge!' ud North l'lelnlm... n..,it•tor Aa Ibo necotlat.n left, a television
Le Due 'Ibo alJo will meet acain Sltui<lay networ~ con:eopondent re1111rked to
in • oonlllluatlm ol their dally meetings Klaalnger "It's c•ttlng harder and barder
that bepn Mooclay. to llnd 1 place fer a -.t m>desvowl,
Joaepb Metcalf of t h e Costa Meaa
Chamber of Commerce; David OeSurra
of the J1ycea of Costa Mesa; Robert
Hayeo of the Klwan!J Club of Costa
M-; Csrl Henrikson of the Lions Club
of Costa M.,.; Streeter King of the
Rotary Club of Costa Mesa and Fred
Sonabal, city manager of Costa Mesa.
GRIM THANKSGIVING FOR NEWPORT'MAN LYING NEAR CRUMPLED CAR ON JAMBOREE ROAD
Olllc1r. Spoct-Fllfl Ambul1n .. to Asaltt Jahn J. Slll*y Allor Auto !tolled , ~~~~~~~~--'~~~--''--~~~-~~~~~~~-' .. 1.legler Aid the 1111111 procedure for lan't I~ Dr. Kllsingerl" , IOllOunclne. times for IM meetlnp in Id-Kllolnpr, he Wd, npllad: '1t cer·
vance was oot 'followed tor today'• ~ ii..'" , · • · .. •
A1JO Invited are Nlck 1.iener of 4he
Citizen's Harbor Area Research Team;
Hal Plnch1n of the Corona del Mar
ChamherofCommerce;Mll:eMuahan
of the Klwanls Club of Corono de! Mar;
Mrs. K. M. t..ewi. of the Al!lalcan
Asooclatlon of University Women; Mrs.
K. Jlrolllllltr of the <>ranee Leque of :O'"':!.ocm c!':!u ~ ~~ :t;,r~ -Additional committee Invitees ore
GI-11Mt1n of the Newport Harbor-
Coltl Mt18 llolnl Of Realtors; Bart
Haire of the Newport-Mesa Education
"-latloo; Olarlta Canllf ol the
Newport-Mesa Federatlou of Teac!>ers;
Jeu Gorrett of the California School
Employeo Association and Wllllam Ring
of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce.
Also invited to participate are Jim
Mciver ol the Jaycees of Newport
Harbor; Joe Brockman of the Rotary
Club of Newport-Balboa; Robert Wynn,
city manager of Newport Beach; Mrs.
Rlcblrd er.mm of the Newport Harbor
Service League; Mn. John Killefer ot
the Junioc League of Newj>ort Harbor;
Mrs. Fred Dupree of the Womea's Civic
Leque of Newport -IOd Jacob Mynderae of the Klwania Club of New·
port Harbor.
Parenl-laculty or1an1JaHons sent in-
vltatbm IDdude -from Bear Street Scbool, Eutblull Sdlool, Harbor View
Scbool, Mariners Sd>JOI IOd II' oodland
Scbool
Pleads Insanity
NAPA (AP) .;.. The wife of a deputy
state attorney. •...,.ru bas pleaded In-
nocent by reuon of Insanity to charges ol burglarizing homes next to an .,.
clullve golf course bere. N11p1 County Superior Court Judge
Wllllarn Blackenburg bas ordered a
psychiatric examinaUon for Sevva Maria
Wilker, 15, wife of Deputy Atty. G<D.
Blueford F. Walker.
Capo Beach Parcels
County . Counsel Seeks
Users of Blufftop Land
Two atremely 'V~e -as W!Il as
controvenlal -parc<h of Capbtrano
Beach bfulltop property today hec&ne
the objects of an official search for possi-
ble pracrtptive rlgbts by the Oruge
County Counsel's office.
In newspaper advertisements arr
pearing today (Including the DAIL V
PfLOT) County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
seeks the names of anyone who may
have used either of the parcels for rec-
reational purposes.
The largest parcel involved in the con·
troversy is the nearly 18 acres of Ja.nd at
the upcoast edge of the Palisades which ·
the Dana Bluffs development corporation
Hilton Doormen
Will Stop Being
Malay Warriors
KUALA LUMPUlt (UPI) -The Hilton
Hotel ordered. WI doonnen today to stop
weariJlg ornate M~y wanior costume•
allei'politlcians caDed 111111' lmWt lo the
memory of warriora.
Datult Syed Nabar Sbahabuddln, a
state leader cil the Malay wing of
Malaysia's ruling party, told newsmen
the costume a1'o waa tantamount to
sacrilege and said the tradlliooal garb is
intended for uoe by dignitaries during DB·
tiooal or state functions.
"We bave temporarily stopped U>ing
the head g~ and . are redealgnlng the
dress in caae the pvernment rules ~
should D9t use the present one/' said
Hilton public relalions ~~•er lndrli Paklam. ~
seeks to use for a major condominium
developmerlt.
Residents have battled for months to
stop the developmen~ UBe1itnc tfllt Ille
land originally wu granted u 1 j>ubllc
park, but fell into private blOdl during
the l9111s.
Tbe second pare<! a1'o h a ocenlc IOd
valuable blufftop area Which, allo wu
assertedly dedicated u a park, but In re-
cent years bas been beid privately.
A small gazebo which survived there
for yean was ball-demolished last swn-
mer to prepare for a resideotia1 deVeloJ>-
ment.
Residents successlully fOOl(bl to save
what was left of the structure IOd then
complained bitterly to the Co.pity.
Supervisors then authoriaed the oeardl
for past public use of the ludL
Today's ada tell readen !bat the ....,.
ty "b investigating lep1 rlgbts the
public may ha .. to Ule'tlie llllenloped
porperty al the no.-1!1111 ol the
Capistranp Paflaad!< • , • llld (lllllber
·lite) at the north IOd .....t of. PalA!es
Drive."
Anyone ever having ""'*"the pniperty
for general ...,..-1 ,.,_ "or
merely walking acroa,11 lhould contact
the county counael!1 olllce, 11 ...-
• Tlie Id -!hat the _,does
not lnvolv9 Pines Part.
Hall of t b a t acreqe "" finally
granted lo the public by .. 1ppollate
COIO'I early 1aat year In ..... -Oii
prescriptive rights. I
Tbat land, too, laced development by
private lnterata.
Tbe aeareb launcbed this week "°""'
during a long delay period covering both
Jbe pmell' development.
. The --iaaue mis In limbo until Dec. 2Al.
Mn. Walker i. charged with IS lelooy. • , .
· The ·~e County Grand Jury will
--'111 mvestlc•tlon Into the Utle of the P<ill>estYearty _ ...... count.I In a selieJ of burglaries in bomel ~ Pi1Jii1--_,, .-:--;i.
-Silverado Country Club'• golf COO''"· , S ,._ . . ne Nov· el·
A $15,000 Ott waa aet In one of the . . homes. .
l'l'OlllPflflel
DEADLY ...
away from small, black anake.s.
Bll'Jlel uld he bad no problem doing
that Vfrf thing Thursday.
"l hate snakes worse than anything,"
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DAILY PILOT
Back on .Shelt ·
JACKSONVILLE, FIL (AP) -
Mickey Spillane's new novel ls.back
on the shelves in Jacksonville
public libraries today.
The library board voted 8 to 1 to
reinstate the novel in the adult
circulation Teet.ion where children
under 14 can't get at it.
Tbe book, called "The Erectiw<
Set," is about a free-wheeling
secret agent who outsmarts a
heroin smuggling ring.
Se,..al Palisadell resl<IOnts bm>lv.d In
the lillle ire alated .. tertllJ ..
Supervisors expoot to <1st the llnal
·decision on the Ille of Ille· aoollbnlahim
· llOd 'at their Dee. ~ meeting.
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·football team. However, be said Roth hid
1to drop from tbe team becaua of a game injury.
"I've known this family for years"
said. Littrell. "And Bernard WU juat the
type of boy you would like to have in a
high school."
The Rotha alJo bad .lbree daugbterl.
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Narcotics Agent Named
ltt Kidnap, Rape Case" .. •
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¥1m PfllNMf WMI OeMraf ......
1\Hl11 K .. ,.u ·-'fktftat A. Mwplthte
Mar 11• NW
a.rt. H. LHt llc•tf'll '· HtU ---\C--0....
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CLARKSVlLLE, Ga. (UPI) -A free-
lance narcoUcs agent, who posed as a
long-haired hippie to seek out youthful
dru( pushen In north Georgia, has heen
incUcted for k1du.ppin1 and rape, it was
disclosed bere.
Harry Ray Sbowle, 25, of Adtl, was
charged on the b88h of wararni. sworn
out by thne '°'1 IOd 1 17-ye....id girl,
all from Pmmyfnnla. -
1bey coat...sed they were "lrT'elted"
by Shouse..., .. -man, the boys pllCed In jaU and the girl takeo to a
moteJ where llhe was raped twice .
Gov. Jimmy Carter took 1 peromal In·
terest In the cue after a letter from an
attomoy repr_,Ung the ;i<MIUt.
Oi!lrtct Attorney V. D. Stocklon of
Habersham Q>unl)' said the alleged ln·
cldent too) pface last .AW!ll. end Shouse
was lndlcted Nov. 11.
Shouae bad aerved as an 1'underoover
agent" for ~ nortl\ °""'11• lbertffs
It the tlml IOd part~ In lllOl'e than
IO dnJi cues, r.portedly being paid as
pulberl, then call In authorities.
The "arrest'' of the four )'OUtbl came
wbne the1 ........ returntac to PlttalJurP
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from a vacation it' a family hotel In
Florida.
Pittsburgh attorney Nonnan G .
Haywood wrote Carter that the boys
were jailed here for three daYI llld the
girl was taten to a motel "by ~ and
hh accomplict and forcibly roped"
twice.
llaywoed wrote that the girl wu never
charged bul-WOI taktD to·the "dJlef of
police IOd the mayw of Tallullb Falll.
Ga., both of wlan COlldoaod llle Imai
and did notb1ng wha-'tO prl9llll
the pet10D1 ln~nonillllc ;;mo.n lnxn
ret:lining this lemale In tllelr CDllody,
nor did they attempl In J'!"'lt tho
event& wlllch '"".;..;;..:.i ~ the rt1pe of the tein~·M-.ii
Tallulah Falls Police Cltlel Tom Foua-
• lain said s11ou .. brougbl Ute rtrl b7 hJ1
omce and uld sbe wu ofltrlni to rtve
evidence ogalnst dru1 ltlello
. He 11ld they alto WIG! to tho _.,
, for aclvtoe but when ~. ~ tbln
were no charges ogalnol ibe ,111, "I said
you'! better let bei IO tht!ft.' ,, ~ ' ,_ sald Ill bad eati*>ed .....
..,. day bul let him .....
Newport Driv~r'8
Condition Goo(/,
Aft,er Accident
A Newport Beach 1D111 la In l!O'Jd con-
dition today wiUt mul\lple iDjur!es suf.
fered when bis Volbwqeu. was bit
b.oadside 'lbanbflVln( Day by a
speed!ag, careening sedan police say was
driven by a drunk 1'lstln m111. • ·
A apol<eam1n at lloaa Memorial
llcspltal -Joba Jooepll slattery, ZI, of
71!1 Amlp Woy, WU• admlttad to the
hospital ·just before ..... w!Ut multlple
cuts aDd scrape( I ~ -in
hh -ind twn broba rtbl. Police '8ald' a cir dr1ftn 1>1· James
Allen YOMI, JI, of llO E. etb St, .....
headed souUt oo Jamboree Rotltl at-a
blgh fate of speed wbio.tr'...a& out of
control, bit the -.iter divider, lumJJed
back onto the nlld Ind nmmeil Slat-
tery'• car going the same dlroctlon. .
Oflicer Gary Lee aid thelmpoctQf the
crash cauaetl Sllltery's m18lI cir to lllp
over and roll lour -before ldo!>liD&
OD the dirt ahonldtr of the roed.
"lie 1lllDapd to pull bimoelf OU1 ol the
-but then just ~ out,. Lee sald. . . •
Lee llid Youl, who i:ecelYed ooly
minor ocrapes In the lO:Jl,1.111. crub,
told ol!lcen be .... ...., ...... .an
hour around the Clll'VeS · oo Jonibor<e
when be lost Cllllln>L
Yout was taRlr-lo Oi'ani!'Olan!rJall ~be --Oii •wpldn«t Of driving untie• the 1n11o..,.. ol alcobol and
drup. ~! ;/) 11.
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Viet Leader :Buried
TAY NINH. Vietnam' (UPI) -More
lhlO 10,000 mournen •"""!ell day-loog
fwieral ............ today ,1or fomier
Gen. N1UJ191> V111 ,,,...,, e anll-Olm-
munist rellgkJno leader 'assaaalnated
Wednesday by on explosioo In bh office._
-.. beca111t tbt neeottaton did not Earlter today, a Viet Conll llpoke1man nnt 111y publlcHy on It. . 88id the continued support o1 SouUt Vie~
Klulnger alJo called 0!1 French nom's Prealdent Nguyen V~ 1'blel\, by
Fomp M1nJater M1Urlce Schumann to-the United States h blocldng a peace 8'\· day, Ziecler ~ Uemeo_L . ,
Earlier, boUt llclet 11ld DO meetln& ... "We wonder ii 1be United States ~
scbeduled today. It would :iave been the wuts peace, •Ince It keepo :iupporll\ii
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Theater, Fri., Sat. IOd Sun. ~in
formation 646-1383.
·SATURDAY, NOV. IS
UC! CONCERT -Prague Chamber
Orchestra, Crawford Hall, 8 p.m. Tickets
$2. . .
OCC BASKE:TBALL -Game starts I
p.m. Gymnasium. L.A. Trade Tech.
, SUNDAY, Nov: ZI
HARBOR AREA COMMUNITY CON-
CEllT -The Dancen of Mall ll'om
Africa, !:!Ill p.m. Auditorium. $US
genoral, 11 stutlenta.
Lawmen Hunting
El Toro Rustlers
•' ! I t . • ' t
Intruden who may !ta .. hid -._...,.
lrldltlallll 1'hlabgtvlnf( · dimer in mind
lhol~ .-?er Oil .. 'El S2"'1dl · ta.le !l'edcarda1 IOd Jll'F ha . ..-.,, ~'°' olt ~·~ cc1111jM1u ·.tli! animal. .~-"'~111"
llanc:ller Gl'lttaa B~ dlamverecl ;tbe dead BDlmll oo l'IDellllOd near · Cook's
Corner 1"111 of,EI Taro Rold. 1"" Y"lllll
.steer .., -II !GOO.
lnvestlifatora aald )'9UJli steen ·lllled
In an-ldeallcal llllllllt!r In earlter county
lnddeltll have been experl\f buld!ond on the spot. .
Thieu," ~ Viet Cq sp>U.nion lallL
''Thieu h oppoeed to peace. Thert bO
been no cnang• In our demands' tblt
Thieu must IO·"
' ~ -the llaaol f!IVOy&•COll-
fmed Tbundly for more thanm -..
the most protacted aesston oo far. ·
Animal Lovers
Defend Tur~r
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A. blOd ;,,
animal lovers demonstrated at a
·Hollywood dri ... ln --w!Ut a Tbankqiving message for patrons
IOd passerbya: YOU lbould love )'OW'
turkey, not eat him. ~
With a dolltn members outOtted as
turkeys, the League for Live Ttll'keys
urpd the curious .. -· • .,,,. greatest ·blessing ol all Is the gilt of lil~
IOd turteya probably feel the U!lle way.n l
Asted where they would bave tbel-
holiday meal, the league overwhelming)y
chose • local health food store.
Religious Group :
Siung by Bees -"
BELE_¥.'Brazll {Up!) -AMoan'beef
it'....,ed IOd 'disrupted a re1lglous pro-~-M a Nnioie An1uon rillqe, oi.
ficials. ~JIOllll!ed ·bin; IDd ~ llfJ
Roman Colholic bishop leldlll( It.
Ofllciala ul!i Bishop Alquillo Al-.
Ind ....nt alher POI-....., lluol
while IDlfChlng' In a procealon·-Inc
Our Lady of N......U..
Seven] other penoDll ..... Injured
wbm they were trampfed by wonblperl D~ing lJle lteo:s-•
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Save up to 20% on Heritage
Leather Sofas & Chairs thru Dec. 30th
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"'""'" arr offering thdr beauttful l<ath<r sofa and chairs ON SALl:I So
come In "°"' mtd get Immediate dtUver1/
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:Bargains
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SteWardess
·Still Held
By Gunman
FRANKFURT, Gennaoy (AP) -A
middle-aged rcunman. describing himself
as a former imnate of a Nazi con.-
centration camp who wants to go down in
history, beld • --boatqo and
--lo blow ap .. Air Canada Je\Dt*' Salunlay --West Gemtan~
met bis. demands.
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Oll<\tlll COUNYY, CAIJFOINIA SA.ttnlDAY', NO~ 25, '1971
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TEN CENTS
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Law Officer
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Wounded
By Bullet
PORTOLA VALLEY (UPI) -A rlf1e.
toting sniper wounded a aheriff's deputy
riding in a helkopU!r Friday. Within
hours a lee!Nge suspect waa arrested In
a police sweep cl the wOoded area from
which the shot was believed fired.
Police iald tll8!! 11mm•n: lbo9t so·years <
old;-· ~::::: potl11•011Ca1 trails."
He and the ate~ wre alone In the
plane.
Anqther to men found In the two-mile·
square wood!: were arrested on firearms
violations but were not chi.rged in eoo-
nectlon with the sbootlng.
A 17·yeaN>ld, t.,i ldentlfled by name
because of bis age, wu booked on a
charge or assault with loteot to commit
murder in the wounding ol. San Mateo
County -fl'• dep!IJI JllCk Geij>anlt, 39. The suspect was turned over to
authorities at the Hillcrest Juvenile
Home In Belmont.
He flnl demanded custody of a young
hijacker ••altlni trial In Weiden for the
slaying of a C2ecbDalooak pilot last June
I and lnllated that they be fiown to
Prague. '!be prisooeT would face a possi·
ble death penalty there.
M an ahernative, the gunman
reportedly !IOUght the release of 20
C!echoolovaks he thought were jailed In
West Germany on espionage charges.
'f{heo. told there were not 20 1uch
priaonm, he said be would setUe for the
liberation of 20 . coovlcts serving the hilbOlt sentences In West German
prbons.
Early Saturday momhig, be announced
-·~ that be .... dropping hil eilltllt DOie !nm Iba plane. In 11.
police l7ld, be ......... hil·prevloua II& =.• .... '-' .. ,...,."~ , -11 lhe,B-iia'tar-lle'!abot
1 ~... " • . --JC!h.,,.. ~ la beld !=4f~1=~~ c:.<::;,J.=~-.,;J:
114 I Pl"lim al Ille ........, bi81 tbal lrft l!"f U.S, Ml--tniamp next ~ lflPway 101 and _... 1nJft1. .
• !Jl)luntiiictoq Bead! into .a pie-SiJ: alleged -membeni went on tunll!tie naturil setting -a trial Friday In . a heavily guat'ded ·slJllt,Jo.help'ease 'tlie tilisions ~ In West Bertin: Othera, lo-
,,r•·uy harried bome-1touna cll!iltnc 1eac1m -llUder and
J!'!)lortst, if 9n!y he took the Ulrike Me!nltof, for -the -waa
lii\le to gt · •• •• ollmed, are awajtlng trial ve Jl .-..ce. J1flt blfare ;dmw•tt"I . releaae. <i. the
Balder Meioltol -I ttie ....... drop-
ped • DOie ttUlblnl the deod!lne for his
.ult!matms larwar1t !nm z p.m. to noon
(S a.m. PST) today. . • -
"I ut )'OU pleue ,do everything to
lvaid I • ca&al&ropbe," the, note WU
1_..i te· 11;1.. lie ....... -with aa ·"x." ,
Wiim Ito look .-,.i ti the DC1 C11 a frlllklmi Airport nanny Friday If.
"'-'Ibo -bald '•·,....,_ and canied • pockace be clJlmed ·cootalned
~teAi.i they did not know wbo the
guDllWI WEI, but they llllWDed be WU
Czecboslovak. His bos1qe waa ldentifled
u Margit Sommer, Sl, a Gennan-born-
(See HIJACK, Pqe ZI
Huntington Food
Market Robbed '
A besnled man wavln( a lllDlll call-
1>« autqmatlc baDdpn held 1" 1 llutK-
lnglGll -• food .... Friday night
·and NClpecl wltlt .. ---t olCMb.lt_the ___ _,
in .. h ... 11 Bw:h bi two ~
-aald the man -.lite Tic ToC !llTtet, lOcated at the -ol Yorktown Av..,. and Boac:b-Boule-
var<I, -ll:IO p.m., and doinndOd
to be l!lvea .U the wb In tile UD.
'!be """' clerk lmmedlately compiled
and waa !<It unbanned by the tblef, who
fled the •tore on foot.
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INDIAH llRAVE WAnRS.HIS HORSE'IN PHOTO TAICEN ~ORTLY AFTER TURN OF CENTURY
Flor•-Graybill af Llguna Hltlt·Wftl. Tolt Story af' Hor P-1 Work in llhntr1tod Book
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Gerbar<lt was reported In goOd con-
dition at Stanford Medical Center despite
loss of blood. A slug from a highpowered
riOe tore through the plexlglas cockpit of
the sheriff's department helicopter, went
through Gerhanlt's thigh and shoulder
and -end an artery.
.Gerhardt ·was an observer 1n the
hellcopter bovering at aboot SOO feet
searching for a gunman who bad beea in
the area shootlDC at cats and homel.
'!be pilot, Deputy David Mclnlytt, llld . 's 'llZ.,' ~;:· the stui entend the -~ wlile It I n ~' .... wu 111inc over IM!)----
• f .I I ' • }~~~t~•~;:~:;~=:~==~:t.-:~~~~~Jlc1M-.madean • ·~ ' ~1 . ' .. ~ )l~::i..yf.,L!t!i.~ ~ ,I'-' ' . ~~flt·~ .......... -·;....,. .. P.!':&Jiw'"':-1"-!!!!"' .. -... ~-· ~ .. ~. 'I..._.. . ....................... -... ·-· -.,. . ..,.._, ~-lill"llll f/lllrl ti ........ .Wljll -jjiiiiOI 01 • ......... -Ila ,,.. NnlJao _.. ....,•c11te1r ...m. •r • rs .._ • "'ldlJ u .,,. ~ "' be illmt1rlllld· 111 ....,. "' -· 8onta am u11 -aw-lt!P lllttl day 111 • 111 lite ...,.. Iii . olthoolb ' -~· Jmnr ·mt u •• an atrtil' __ , tteo a'eoled off • two _... mlle .,... In -t." bil aucW«, • Li1mro World Each volume of lndlao bfllory wu so-the Los Trancoo w-and arreated 11 ~ Ploreoee Gra1bill . of .taguna resident, Mfl· companied by a large 11 by 20 Inch men on fire·-• v1o··-·~--lnclud'"" Billi ,........... ...... . She--al • large ai!pia-loned picture -... ~~ ...
An lndlln woman waa having trouble printed on rice paper. It shows the broad ::::.: :.::=a:iJ'!\'i!,.~ /!T1~~.:."ter charged wttll !Iring on the
giving bb1b and the mecfteine men said It expanse of canyon, with silhouettes of cameras. Curtls manager to achieve a •.-n.e suspect was in company of three
was ~Ule the wblte photographer and Navajo braves riding across it. (lne texture and expressiveness in his other young men," Hid Lt. Gerald nt-
hls family ....... campecl nearby. . i;;. S: Qutir pub!Jabed, 20 -.~r Dictun!S . I' I h _,__ t the San~-·-It · Wu one •o( the rew times noted h~and Jb:1toRrapbl' of IJdians from f · ing, wa c commauuoo:i a ~-
...._._...._ E. S. """'-had•-•-his 11171 to llllll. '"' ~. are .,.,.,;. ~ •·llllianced Initially by J. P. Morgan. he County 1herlff'1"'fflce. "We fowtd 1 lllil>-...--.......-,,,...... _..., ~ ~·IY lived abodt six months of each year with powered -1'fle In their -~..,v.. _... -" whole'--•~ on·his JZ ·-n: of w.....-.s lector'a items. .. ..-._.., ..... -~ J-W ,,,_ .... J lndiao tribes, from the Comanche in four were afoot." .. Oklahoma tO the Nez Perce in Puget Fitting said a group of four other men
~aiWrs Criticize ' Navy "
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Sound. ·~· · 1 and "three atraagJen" were cHecl on ''.:i'beY fe!l lils sincerity, lensed i( and various fireanm violations durlnl the
grie biin information they gave rew peo-sweep of the woods.
pie," Mn. Graybill slld of her father, Ot!icero slld a ~ lmd -Jn a.
wi..n 111te tlilnb ls the only wll!te man to aiu for 1 ....i. ad Ille copta---
ever be<omO 1 Snake Dance Priest with up when 1 woman ropor1ed ..,, ~-. . .
Racial.Relations .Probe the Hopi tribe.
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Curtis felt that •to kMw the lndlsns, he
bad .to -tlteil' ..upin, llhe slld. To
(See,CVllTIS, l'alp Z) SAii DIEGO (AP) -A·coagressiot>al
suboommlttee !n...U,ating ~ rela-
tions and dlsclpllne In tile Navy ap-
parenUy "is out to get" Adm. Elmo R.
.zumwalt Jr., chief of naval operatioha,
says_ a petty olllcer from the airttaft
ca.n;er Constellation. , . . '.'1'iey,3'1te11 me questlou,aboot why I
disobeyed a baidc oi:de< -.cl why I joined
the ,pooteata. ·b!rt they, cll!ln't -)bemlel~ In I the ... 1ra1. pr1!blemo ol
dlscrimlnltloo . ud !nleTlor ' j 0 b •sit , ·.a f0r1~ lbo&nt the tblp.,'' ~Jit!di"' !la-ol .!Jelnil aald ,, .... _ .. ' '" .. ;a·~tti• . • "n ".......L.t ' ' ''Die~ .....,.AJmod -lllbn~ n1,ecb9rt+d lo Wind uP
Ila -beorijtp Cit )(ivy rMJI prol> 1"'1S In-' and llto·~ot!Tin•
paillcular .:J1¥1ay. It irill...boid -~
healiDp -Dec. 6 ,_.ill( 7 """' riot aboar<I the canier Killy Hawt. '
Dawson, Onie of 1Z3 crewmen wbo "'"'
put ,off the Constellatloo Nov. 4 for com-
plalnlnc ol ~tloo and Ihm refltl.
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Ing an order to go blct aboanl, testified
before the -en Wednosday but
didn't dlscass the 1n1tter with newsrn~
until Friday. '
& slld the inquiry "appears to be
supporjln( precooceived ideas o I
pennllttiv.._ In the Navy and Is wt to
gel Adm. , Zumwoll" He aaicl 7mnwllt
b8s bMI _111 ..U.ist In trying lo improve race .. 1a11ona and .. "thla Is tearing up
-·of Ille old-line Navy bands." •
Marriage Didn't
Help Forger; He
.Received Terrn
'!be bearitp. whidt -1111! ,Mm-A writer who popped' .the question to •
day ill !VulJilM!toa, D.,C., and.movecU1ere by ...-cutloo · 1'Jtness during a break
.the.lolJawltti,doy;hlve beep .cjoae\l lo the . In lier testlmoDy qal!isl him found the ~' me!• t!iO JDeO!!a., ~ flnll 'dtoP.ler itt· his Orange QJmlty
. ~ Fl.,,s v, ll!!:b,<D-Wllilt:J bu ~ ciiurt saga far from 'bis llklng
re1mocjj to · CQllllllOllt on tbeir ¥>Jecl F!1day . , , .
1111tts, aay!ng tllly that' be nnta J. Mart Sodea --ly un·
w11nesae1 to .. _. w!ttt'daador.• · : mov.a by the Roiaee .lid JUiiet !nterlucle
Bot, In his~-·~ to that lnterTUpted the lorJtry trial of tlte Rft!!i, Hlc:b aaid Mllllday: We ..... , '1bomll "Roolly" ftoetaler 40 sentenced
oot 0.'erl••>l<'tbe poulblttiy Uiaf 'llter9 the piOlellltc 11r14ocroom' 1o' ""! 1o '14
may .mt al'1bts time ., eo•-ol yexn In state prison on thJ<e c:oovlctlnna
-for !adt of a better -.i -mumed by a llll'Y oet. u . · ~rmiul~ wherein all that ii.needed ·The Ne~rt Beach jurist denied
BART Engineen
Warned Before
October Crash
SACRAMENTO (AP) ~ Bsy Ana
Rapid 'll'anstt District engtneen ......,
wanted 14 montha aco that the eryml
oscillaton blJmed for BART's Fl-
station craab mlgbl Doi be aale, u
engine!!rlng ~ reveals.
'!be Sept .•• 1f'l1 -' WU g1'm te
members ti BART'• lioard ol dlreoton
for the flnl -loll -by .. district'• ltaff_J ...... .,..
BART general -B. R. lllolrm
WU not immedlatelJ lvrlllble for COID-
menl ... the ,.wt.
A BART board of Inquiry ntled two
weeks ago that Ille Oce'1......, la wblcb
five penons....,. iojond, --by a malfunctloa In a opoad -crystal
O<ciliator. 1be two-car train pluiCtd off
the end of the ~ and Into the partin&
lot.
V.S. Revbe Blatned
• LS 1 catalJ:t. Jloe'l!ller's ·motion 'for 1 ' new trial. And
Roesaler, who bad his bride pment m
the courtroom, made It dear that he will a~ the judge's rejedloli ol that' mo-
tloo.
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structlool lntm their r e 1 p e c t I v o
pvel'DIDlllta.
--totboN«th~
dehplilot ..... ... .. 1111nc:
''niaer -.., .....,.. with .._i lodto~--They ..,ortedlJ ...,,...,, the Uoli.cl
-of "opln brlDPol up mattero of
prlndple" -_, -1111 oecret l&lb.........S..
ThJ! Pell otary said the United Slalsl
cllled for mu!ual ww.trawal o f
American utl North Vletrmrieoe ~
from Sbc!lll Ylelnalo. A drslt ceu"lre
.,--'*'out ID~ -.. ~ ... .wlUldrrnl. .ct.. Nortll
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Roessler married the former Susan Wm, II, of Aullralla, after penuading
his lawyer lo -It hil ...-aJ to the
attntctlve -daric • -In be1 lestlmaa)'. • .
Illa Wm, who bod ......,...iy llllown
-lD her -Aua!rllia, .... mediaW, taid 0 19". A• mlDiller WU
-..... bclme obt h sd IDd ....
Watr became --wltll ba!h 1a..,... -lo ...... tbe f..t "-the
ceremm11 llW&1 -the Jory. When Mn. Ra11ller wentblck IMo the
-bol tlto -to teatify ftulbor
Oii the ~ ol her mllltal lllblL
Mn. 8-f doclited to -... her _., sentanac alter Ille left
Judge-·· courtnom. -r woold only """'""'t that be plaaa to appeal the
convlelloa.
Topthemesl, for tbe &alien' lb:·
-t man1age, bu -no .-lhlll twaette aldtl ol 1111 FiD In tlis ·'°"'"Y Jall'• w ltOiC area..
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31 Invited
To School
Budget Unit
Tnllteea ol lhe Newporl·Me,sa School
District this week invited 31 community
members to serve on the 19'/'2.73 Citizens
Budget Advisoey Committee.
'!be lnvltaliooa, exlended by achoo!
board pruldtnt Marian Bergeson, bave aone: out to various educalional, civic and
JerVict organJz.aUoru uting f o r
representaUves to the advisory eom·
mlttee.
The commiltee ia formed annually to
aid lhe school board In establishing
budaot euldelilles and prtoriUes for lhe
comlnll llac:al year.
~ lo join lhe committee are:
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PARIS (UPI) -U.S. p-tlal ~
viler Hanry A. Kl11•1111"r confemd for
about oae bout loday wltb North Viet·
nam'1 > cbW J)Mt4;; neptlator lo u
meeting neltber scheduled nor &llllOUJicell,
In advanne because the two oeptlallN't
did not· -It publlc:lled.
Vielnlrr!• Comruunist ~ aid
the meeting m beld at IOJllnpir'1 re-
quest. Neither aide gave any details of
tbe meeting.
b w~. ~t Nixon's press
aecrelary' Roba1d L. Ziegler' aid K!D-lnfler and North Vlelnamese !l'llldator
Le Due Tho a1an wlD meet acaJn '!ituro.y
in a continuation of their dally meetings
that began ~.
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ftnt blatua In' Ibis kleal round ~
neaotJatioos, which belao Monday In -.
e!fnrt to find an acceptable pea-*
formula. I
.N-en who trailed Klallnger salj!
tbe ~ today toot place In a viii'
o.....i by the North V-deleg,..
-and .... ted twi lllocta from i~ rlilsiiari in 111r.irban Cbolay le Roi. • :
The nenmen said Kissinger aiippell
nut of the rear exit of the U.S. embaasj>
~ in Paris, went to the villa a.td
stayod about one boor.
Al Ibo oeptlatm left, a television
network ---l remarked to Kisalnger "ft's g.tting harder and barder
lo find a place foe a -.t -.wi,
Jeeepb Metcall of I h e Costa Mesa
Cblmber of Commerce; David DeSurra
of· Ibo Ja,._ of Costa Mesa; Robert
Hayti of the Klwanl.! Club of Costa
M-; Cort liemiboo of the Lions Club
of Costa M-; Streeter KJng of lhe
Rotary Club of Costa Mesa and Fred
Sonabal, city manager of Costa Mesa.
GRIM THANKSGMNO l'OR NEWPORT ' MAN LYING NEAR CRUMPLED CAR ON JAMBOREE ROAD
Officer, s,,ctator Fl09 Amliulanco to Aultt Jcihn J. Slottery Aftw Auto Rollo!I ,
Zlqlar aa1d tbe -1 procedun for
~-flrlM-... tn~ vance waa not foilallod for Inda)''•
sesaion becauae tht noaoltatoi'I did nol want any publicity cm It .
lln't it, Dr. K11alncer?" ~
Klaalnpr, be aald, .repliad: '1t cer· h:.h.hr J. JI ' • \ • ~·· ' ,. . .
Cape Beaela Parcels
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AIJO lnvttod are Nick Zleoer of lhe
ClU...'1 !Wbor Area Raearch Team;
Hal Plnchln of lhe Corona del Mar
Olamber of Commeroe; Mite Manahan
of lhe Ktwanl.! Club of Corooa del Mar;
Mrs. K. K. Lewla of lhe American
Aaoc!ation of University Womeo; Mrs.
K. Dnllllopr of lhe or..,e League ol w-v-. and Mn. }livid Reader ol
Ibo llarbar Coullcil of PTA and PFO
Prllldenb
County Coun~el Seeks ·
Users of Blufftop Land
Additional committee Invitees are
Glem Martin of lhe Newport Harbor·
Costa M... Board of Realton; Bart
Haire of Ibo Newport·M-Education
Aaoctatloo; lllarles Canlff of lhe·
Newport·M-Federatlou of Teacflers;
Jean Gerrett of lhe Callfornla School
Employes Aaaoclation and William Ring
of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Qm-
merce.
Abo invited to participate are Jim
Mciver of the Jaycees of Ne;wport
Harbor; Joe Broclonan of lhe Rotary
Club of Newport-Balboa; Robert Wynn,
city manager of Newport Beach; Mrs.
Richard Cramm of lhe Newport Horbor
Service League; Mrs. John Ktllefer ol
the Junior League of Newport Harbor;
Mn. Fred Dupcee of the Womeu's Ctvic
League of Newport Barbor and Jacob
Myndene of the Klwanil Club of New·
port Harbor.
!'areut-loc:ulty oqanilations aent in-
vttatlom IDdude --Bear Street Schoo~ Eutblnll School, Harbor View
Sdiool, Mlrlnera 5cl>lol and \l'oodland
Scbool ' '
~Officials Wife ·
Two atremely valuUle -as well as
controversial -parcels of Caplstraoo
Beach blufflop property today became
lhe objects of an official search for possi·
ble preacriptive rtgbla by the Orange
County Counsel'• office.
In newspaper advertisements a~
pearing today (Including Jbe DAILY
PILOT) County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
seeks the names of anyone who may
have used either of the parcels for rec-
reational purposes. '
The largest parcel involved in the con-
troversy is the nearly 18 acres of land at
the upcoast edge or the Pallaades which
the Dana BluHs development corporation
Hilton Doormen
Will Stop Being
Malay Warriors
' KUALA LUMPUR (UPI) -'!be Hilton
Hotel orde1'!<1 its doormen today to stop w"'""'• !)nllte Malay wfUTlcr costumes
aftei'p0'lit1cla..' dd ul an' inauJt 'to tbe
memory of wamon.
Datut Syed Nlhar Sbababuddln, a
state leader of lhe Malay wing of Pleads I rua. nity Malaysia'• ruling party, told newsmen
lhe costume a1ao ..... tao-lo . . ' NAPA (AP) ;... '!be wHe of a deputy sacrilege and said the tradltlcEal garb .la
state attorney .•_,al baa pleaded in-intended for uae by dignitaries during na-
nocent by nun of Insanity lo charges Ilona! or state functlooa.
of bnJl)art:ltng bomes nm to an ex· "We baYe temporarily stopped using
cluaive golf coune bere. the bead g~ and . are redeslplng the
Napa County Superior Court Judge' dress in caa the government rules ""
WlllllJ'D BlacRbl>Url baa ordered a sbould 111!1 .uae the p.....,t one," aa1d
poyclllatrlc uaminatloo for Sevva Maria ljilton pubiic rtlalions ma....,. lndri
Wallter, 16, wHe of Deputy Atty. Gen. Patdam. ' ·,
BJueford F. Walker. ' "
Mrs. Wilker LI charged with U felony~ ,.,....---... ,---.---~
.... 1a 1n a ....... ., burglaries 1n ._ • · . 8. PilJ4.. .. N. . ·z ·1
near Silverado Country Cfub'I golf COU'lt.. '! , ' ne .,...,e
A l"IS,000 Oro waa let In one of the , .. . ., "'
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l' ..... P ... el
DEADLY .••
away from small, black snakes.
Btrnel llald be bad no problem doing
that Vf1rJ thing Thursday.
"l hate anakea worse than anything,"
be llald. ..
DAllV PILOT
Back on .Sheli .
JACKSONVILLE, Fla,. (AP) -
Mickey Spillane's new no.e:l ls-back
on the shelves in Jacksonville
public libraries today.
The library l!oard voted a to 1 to
reinstate the novel in the adult
circulation section where children
under 14' can't get at it.
. The book, called "Tbe Erecticvi
Set," is about a free-wheeling
secret agent who outsmarts a
beroin smuggling ring.
seeks to ~ for 1 fnajor condQminium
development.
Residents have batUed for montllo lo
stop the developmen~ ~ tilat lhe
land orlglnalfy w.. grantOd is a public
park, but fell into private banda during
the 19111.<.
The second par<el a1ao la a scenic and
valuable blufftop area Wbicb abo wu
assertedly dedlcaled .. a park, but In re-
cent years bas been beid prlvalely.
A small gazebo which aurvtved there
for years was half~ tut lllln-
mer to Jftpare for a resideutia1 develop-
ment.
Residents successfully fought to save
what was left of the structure and then
complained bitlerly lo the · ""4n1}'.
Supervtson then autboriled the oearcl>
for past public uae ol the landL
Today's ada tell !Uden tbal the coun-
ty "~ investigating lepi rights lhe
publlc may bave lo uwtlie -ftloped
porperty at Ibo -11111 of tbe Capls~ P~iucl!O .,, • ad (-
sile) at lhe north and -ol Pallaades Drive." ·
Anyone ever bavq usedl the property
-for ·general recrt1tlilllal 1-"or
merely walking acrou, 11 lbouJd caotact
the county counae1'1 olllce, II COllllnuea. ~ ad ~ !bat the -does not tn~ Pines Part.
Hall of t b a t acreqe -finally granted to tbe public by .. appollale
CO<rt early last year In a .-bUed ..,
prescriptive rtgbts. 1
Tbat land, too, faced dmlopment by
private lntemtl.
'!be -iauncl>ed this -k ...... during a long delay period ....,.ing both
.!be parcels' development.
: The fiondomfntum issue rests in limbo
until Dec. 20.
· Tbt 'Oiinoe Comly Grmd Jury will
. -'"Ill liivesttgation Into the UUe of
the 111;.pirlJ!miy nm-.
Se"'81 Pallades 1tlldotdl Involved In
t11e liluo·m IWed lil.lelllfi'. ·
Supervianrs ezpe<:t· lo -. the llDal ·declDJn on tbe tate of U.·tm4c11lhitom
·land 'at u.lr Dee.~..-;,.· ,
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MURDERS .. .'.
• ·football learn. However, be llald Roth bad
,lo drop from the learn becaUM of a gllne
Injury .
''.l"ve known this family for ye&r1,"
Slld. Littrell, ''And Bernard 1t'U just the
type of boy you would like lo bave In a
high school."
The Rolba alao bad.lbrte ~
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N!Jrcotics Agent Nanied
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Newport . Driver''S
Condition Good
Aher Accident
A Newport Beach mao la in good con-
dition today with multiple injuries auf·
fered wben his v•·-..... bit
b. oadside Tbanlllatvln8 Day by a
speeding, caroenlni! sedan polloe say was
drl"" by a drunk 1'ntin man. ' ·
A spotewM at lloaa Memorial
llolpital lald Jolm Joeepb sfatlary, D, of
7111 AJDl&<il Way, waa ~ lo the
hospital ·just belora -with muiUple cula and acrapes, a puncl\!rO -..! in
bis bad< ·and IWD bnlten rtJio.
Pollci ·llald a car drm.i 111· Jaines
Allen YOltlt, 23,. of UMt E. Wa Sl, was
beaded south onr Jamboree Road at a
btgb rale of speed when It · went nut <>f
control, hit the "'!'lier divider, lumoed
bad: onto the '""4 and mnmeil Slat-
lery'1 car ping.the ume direction.
Officer Gary Lee aa1d the· lmpoct Of the
craa1t cauaed SiatfBy'1 mnali cir to flip
over and n>ll !oar -belora ~ no lhe dirt lbouldar ol the lll8d.
"He nian....i to pull -out of the wrock but thee just pused out," Lee aald. . .
Lee Aid Yoast, ~ ...,._ only
minor acrapes tn the 10:11 a.m. eru!i.
told olllcers be waa l!Olnl' w mn. ,an
hour around the curves cn JambOrie
when he lost control.
Yoast was tabn·to ~'bliilty-Jan
w!iere be waa booked' on Pll(>ldnn of
drlvi., uoder the inll!-ol·alcobol and
druca· 1! "* 1\,
I ,·• b-,;tJISh tih , '.Tt <I ,.,,
Viet Leadei-~
TAY NINH, Vleinam°(UPJ) -More
tllao 10,000 moumon attended day-long
funeral cerenlllllllet . today ! for former ·
Gen. NIU)'mo VMI 'ftlanb, a antl-Oom·
munlat rellgloua leadtr ·amas1natec1
Wedne,oday by an expiosioo tn his office.,
Klalinger ailo calted O!l ~
Forelin Mlnlater ~urtce Schonann to-day,~ qtd.
Earlier, both aides •Id no meeting.,.,
scheduled today. It -.Id :>ave been lhe
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. Earlier today, a Viet Co111! l!)Dkelman
llald ,the continued support ol South Vie~
oam's Prealdent Nguyen Van ThJell by
Ille u;111tec1· States 15 blocking a peace '¥'1·
Uemei\t-;
"We wonder il die Uni~ slates ~
wants ~ce, lince It kaej>& 3\1pporllljg
Thlen,' the Vlet Cong ljlOkamao ~
''Thieu ls iippoeed to peace. There ilU
been no cnang-t In our demands thit
Thieu must go."
• "--aa1d the Hanoi 81VOYB •COi>
femd Tburada7 for more tban 4lx "°""" the most pn>tactod sessioo so far. ~
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"TANGO" _ ~GBT COaat ~ry Defend Tur~r
'!beater, Fri., Sat. and Sun. Ticket In-HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A. baml -
formation 646-1383. animal lovers demonstrated at a
. SATVRDAY, NOV. IS Hollywood drive-In cblcten mtaurant
UC! CONCERT -Prague Chamber with a•Tbankqivlng -se.for patrons ~tra, Qrawfonl Hall, 8 p.m. Tickets and jiuaerbys: You abould love your
$3. , ..... turkey, not eat him. 1-
0CC BASKETBALL -Game atarla a With a dozen members outfitted· .S
p.m. Gymoaalum. L.A. Tl''!'le Tech. turter.i, the League for Live Turkeys
, SUNDAY, NOV. II urged the curious to consider '"nlo
HARBOR AREA COMMUNITY CON· greatest ·blessing of all la· tbe g111' of lilt(
CERT -'!be llanoen of Mall from and turteya probably feel the ll!De
Alri"!I, 8:30 pm. Auditorium. $1.25 way." . 1 _.i, $l llludents. Aatecl where Ibey W<ll!id bave -
: bollday meal, the league overwhelmingly
Lawmen Hunting
El To~q, ff r.zstler~
chose a local health -Slon!.
Religious Group :
Stung by Bees ~
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Save up to 20% -on Heritage
Leather Sofas & Chairs thru Dec., 30th
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... lltle1'Jf ~ <Usen1<1 a l><au«ful leather 1ofa or"chair •• , and ...,. fl t"4 tl!ne
: .·: : ,'to male< that uteCtwn. Heritaga Fumltlire iis wll as ·a ft1JJ o~ [<lmoul.
..,.., are offering thelr beautiful lealh<r sofas and choirs ON SALE! So
CO?M In 1101D and get immediate <Ulit!eTl/i'
Soft br'"°"
leather tofo
92-inclles long.
t•lf. $12.19
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~:.;.:=... CLARKSVILLE, Ga. (UP!) -A free-
lance narcotict agent , who posed as a
long-haired blppie to 1e<k out youthful
drug pushers tn -b Georgia, bas been
indlctod for idduppi., and rape, it was
from a vacation 't · a family hotel In ..
Florida.
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dlact09ed here. .
HarrJ Ray Shoule, 15, of Adel, was
cbarpl on Ibo -ol waramts 1111>rn nut by line ..,. and a 17-)'W'Old girl,
all from Paaylvanla.
Tbey -they """' "amsted" by Shouse .,.. an unldealtlled man, lbe boJI placed In ja1I and 'the girl tatm to a
motef where lbe wu npod twtoe.
Gov. ~llnml' Corter tool< a -al ln-
terelt ID the case alter a letter from an
attorney .......-tins the ~th.
llllllrlct Attorney v. D. Stockton of
Haberabam County said the alle1ed In·
cldent tool< place last ~uguot. and Shousa
waslndlttodNof. If. ·
Sbotlle had aerved as an "undercover
agent" for U-nort1i GeqJa lharjffs
at tbe tlma and partlcljlllod In more .than
IO drug caaes, reportodl7 beinl paid ..
pulhan, then call In Mitllotttlea.
Tbe '4arrat'' of the four youthl came
while lheJ wen ,.turolnc lo PlllllJurP
Pittsburgh attorney Norman G .
Haywood wrote Corter that the boy1 wm jailed here for three da)'a and the
girl was taken to a motel "by SboUle! and
his accomplice and fOl'dbiy nped"
twl<e.
l!qwood .,,.ce tbal the girt ..... -charged but ..... tat.. to tba "cbld ol
polJce and the mayor ol Ta1luJU Falla,
GI., both of, --Ille amot and did DOlhlnc wbl-. to prmot ~.i::-lhis~=--....=
nor did Ibey attempl ID ~I the
•vtnla wlllch ~ ~ the r»pe ol lhe female. •
Tallulah Falls Police Cbier Tom .Fouo-
. taln said Sbnuae broupt tlie Sirl by hl1
Ollice and llald sbe wu olltrlng to a1ve evldenee .,alnsi drug ._
, Hio aaid Ibey alao --lo ~ 111ayor
for advice l>Ut wbell., 81-. ~ then
were no charps agalnol 'U.. pt. "I aa1d
you'd better lel""' .. tbsl.! ' .
P'ountaia ml be bad miplo)td Sbouae
one dt1 but lei him p."
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brown
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95-inchel
long.
reg. fl:IQP
Sole $999
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