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Home My WebLink About1975-02-12 - Orange Coast PilotI ~ ) ' -, Ana;h~i1n Youth ' Reseued .ght I• In Fire, Dies ~ ........................................................... . • WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 12, 1975 VOL.I&, M0.4J.f5ECTION5, JtP'AGU Ul"11"• ........ • Vie.torg Kiss Handler Malcolm Fellows of Montreal gets a kiss from Sir Lancelot of Barvan after the E nglish sheepdog won · ~t in show at the 99th Westl)linster Kennel Club show In New York. '.·ffnspector Hounds' \Stifled by Court , . . • I LOS ANGELES (UPI> - A at the border wltb'Cexico, to in-. federal· jUd&,t has ruJed that the vesUgate& . ' U.S. Customs Bu.reau•s dr ug-The dog~; Blue Baron, in- ianilfing dogs can be too efficie~t. (\ie·ated there was marijuana in detecting narcotics sounerrjngly the ,tTuck and trailer. a search rufat. they constitute an iJJegal in-warrant was otilalned. and John Yuion'of'priva,cy. · Solis, 29,• of· Santa Ana was ar- l U. S. 'District Court Judge rested for possession of it. tiarry Pregerson ruled that the Pregerson ruled late Monday ~sc'overy· of 1,525 pounds of that while the dogs may leially arijuana in a truck parked at a be used to examine autos a1ld nta Ana gas station was u 11· luggage at border crossing Points 1fiial 1ei1uie. and aiFports w here citizens ex· : Customs agen ts said they peel s uch, thing&-, bringing them received an a nonymous call Oct. onto private property without ·to th&t a'truck and trailer parlCed probable. cause ls an unconstltu· •~the gas itaUon ~load~ tiona.1 in vasion of privac>:• y,itb mer1Juill•·· They brpugHt1 espec1.Uy since they ~te so efll· two of the doss, used-Iii s.niff cars clent at deteclln1 hidden sub-' st.anees tbat eollld. ~ olherwlse ~ine Accused ' SACR('\MENTO (AP.! -A 'clllteas1 sroup said Tuesday tbat 1JUhe of 15 members of the 41· •se111bly Tran1p0tt1tlon Commit· lft•have iccepted contdt>utlona IMm tllemaliers of controver;alal , 1'm•J colltrol devices. The P""!'!t'a't.obby,Hked Assembly ~~~ teo MeC~ to dlt· 'qa'l)l(y the. ommlttee members . fl'Olll considering certain bills. I . • • be seen. The subsequent search war· rant was thus tainted by the il· legal search u1ing the doas. Pregerson uld, 8lld the seized marijuana cannot be used as '4!vidence i1atn1t Solis. . The 1ovem11Jent.was expe<ted to drop chHi•• against Solis, who has more serious problems tO worrx abouL While oilt on bail j ollowlnll, the marl.Juana. arrest, be wu.r••rreatod ..,...lwb C01111ta ofmurdtr . • • n • .. D@etor Charged In Plot A wealthy Sherman Oaks physician was arrested by Orange County sheriff's depu~ Tuesday and charged w(th ~ !iOliciting his wife's murder. Booked into Orange County Jail at 4:30 p.m. was Dr. Charles Wesley Turner. 44, of 14358 Magnolia St., Sherman Oaks. The arrest of Turner at his home endt'd a three-week in· ves tigation that culminated when ofricers allege the suspect solicited the services of an un· dercover s heriff's d(!puty to murder hi s wife, a departm ent spokesman said. The same spok esman said the alleged solicitation occurred in Orange County but refused to specify the time or place. Turner 's bail was set a t $100,000. He is scheduled lo bear- raigned 1'hursday in Orange Count;· Central Municipal Court. Marine H eld In Burglary San Clemenle police arrested an 18-year-old Camp Pendleton Marine early today in cOnnectio~ with the attempted burglary of drugstore. J.ames Stanley Kraus wa's taken int.a custody shortly after midnight near the Med Rx Dr g store on 241 Del Mar Ave. after a woman reporled seeing som e on the store 's roof with a flashlight. . Police said Kraus was n possession or a flashlig~ . screwdriver and pocket knife at the time or the arrest. IHSCAR SOLD ON FIRST CALL ' "'Sold it on the first call." That's the sales success a Costa M~aa man experienced when he ran these few words in the Dally Pilot; '69 CHEVY 8~11, auto trans. R /H. XlnL cond. XXX·XXXX If you have a car to sell, call 642·5678. Jt 's easy to put a few ~to work for you Ill tbetl&ht place. In the Dally Pilot '·· .... . ... • - \ Du11tiogton Man Held • 1-0 Kidnap, Sexual Assaults • ate • ur er • .~Y ~p~~ 8 " · Fire Hero in Anaheim- Uaheim fire offirials credited a 12·year-old boy who di~ ln a ·reSIClential fire Saturday with saving the lives of. eight pet-sons who were sleeping in the house when a pre-dawn fire broke out.· ' NuBse~s ,, Charges Delayed ACCORDING TO fire inspector NOrman Morgan, young Roger· Glover ran downstairs from his second floor bedroom to waken five children and an adult who were sleeping in the home at 2431 Broadway •• Morgan said the youngSter then returned to the second floor to help his sister and a stepbrother escape the flames. ' BOTl-1 L EA P ED from a window, Morgan said. However. he added, Roger was overcome by smoke before he could reach the window and collapsed. His body was later found six feet from the windO\\'. Male a11d Female Man Held in Sex Attacks, Kidnap Newport Beach detectives an· nounced the arrest of a 32-year· old Huntington Beach ins uranee salesman today on charges relat· ed to several alleged kidnaps and sexual as saults on male and remale hitchhikers. Douglas Ernest Cassidy or 8401 Castilian Drive was booked late MondaY night on a warra'nt charging several counts or kid· nap. The salesman was held in lieu of $25,000 bail. De tective Sgt. Kenneth Thompson said the arrest stems from at least two incidents .in Newport B1ach in recent months; one in Huntington Beach and aeother in South'Laguna. In two separate assaults in Newport, Thompson alleged that Cassidy stopped to pick up male hitchhi~ers and th·en· for'eed'tll~m into his car at gunpoint. He then allegedly drove the victims to secluded areas and forced them to perform sex acts. A similar incident in recent weeks in South Laguna involved a young female hitchhiker as the victim, detectives said. Thompson said the second Barron Paroled WASHINGTON (API Fqrmer West Virginia Gov. William Wallace Barron was or· dered paroled Tuesday alter serving nearly four years of a 12-year sentence on conspiracy charges. Barron was convicted of coosplracy ito brtbe the foremQn qr the federal f!"•nd jury which acquitted him of charges in 1968 involving alleged Kickbacks during his term <'f of• I fice. male victim in Newport Beach led to the arrest. "He was able to get a license number after the assaull9 and after some c hecking we came up with a mug shot and showed it to the other victims," ThompsOn said. Cassidy faces prOSec\JtiOn rirst on the Newport and Huntington ('a_ses which will be handled together. Once disposition of that issue is complete, sheriff's in- vestigators pl an to press the case related to the ·south Laguna inci· dent. Cassidy was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in Harbor J udicial District Municipal Court. ,35 Kids Held In Purse Theft NASHVILLE. Tenn. (tlPll - Police couldn't determine who stole a bus driver's purse, so they arrested 35 high school students. The disturbance occurred Tuesday when the regulatbus'OD the way to Mogavoc·k High School broke down on tbe morn- ing run. A new bus, driven by Mrs. Jewel Curtis, was sent for. A m e chanlc , James McCluskey, who came in a wrecker to remove tne stalled bus, said the students streamed onto the new vehicle. , lie said someone grab~ the driver'$ purse, re~ed • fe~ dollars relurned the purse aPd threate'ned both the driver and l\1('Cluskey if they interfered. · . ' By JOHN VALTERZA Of Tll• O.lty l'ttot U.ff Arraigflment for the 40·year- old male ntirse charged in· the m urder of Corona del Mar housewife Nancy Atwater and her entombment in a concrete-- fil led oi l drum will resume Thursday in Harbor Judicial Dis- trict Municipal Court. Daniel Gerbis Bedelian, who had served as the night attendant to the woman's ailing hUsband, is set to appear at 9 a .m. in t he court ol municipal Judge Selim S. Franklin. The jurist first began the pro- ceedings on form al charges of · murder las t Friday, but agreed to a. postponement»so-th-at Bedelian would have enough time lo seek a private attoney. In the iriterim, the husky Lebanese immigrant has been advised by a public defender. He has remained in custody since his arrest last Wednesday-.. only hours after MrS. Atwater, 50, was reported missing from her Cameo Shores home. Bail has remained at $250,000. <See SUSP ECT, Page A2l Consid erable c loudiness tonight ·. and Tl\lv."'1¥Y •. 11"' <Ofd i"ll g 6J 't'h'e W~iither• service, with cooler tem- peratures expected. Highs S8 at the beaches to 62 inland. Lows tonight 46 to 52. • INSIOIE TODAY A profile of aCtress Catherine Dmnve, c rniew o/ Cher Bonas· first television ahow end stories from th• Orange Cocut, .a/Oog wi£h other articles,.are on Page ru. • ~ • , . ' ' -, • • I • OAILV f»tLOT s Wtdne!d!y, F•bruary 12. 1975 • • J'cem WlreSenl«ll alrHdy it IJI. effect, 1'1 lbe beartol-to'531 billion through June :io. ' I • ' I • 'planallon ol hla prosram ll·&•I-• to listen. At the moment he has .lVASHIN.G'tON --A bill block. ~Jll'&J!la~li> ~ls~oura1e eneray Meanwhile, President "'-r•. J>~dent "Fon!•s •ll'ld'1' sa. co_n&umpUon by drlvJng U.p ~deilCtbat he I• picking w- IJCl'.'btt"rel tax on l"'porl'.el olt tor pr1ce1 ... TM full proir.m ~tns to ·support tor his antirecesaion prQ. •lt1.aj'a was approved tOday b.)' cut •Oi1 imPotts •by tYIO million eram, intends to blitz Congreaa tl\e'Seriate Finance Committee. barrel! a da)', or 28 percent, over wtt.b a 1lepped-up selling cam- Tbt.Jt42 vote in commktee•ent the next three years. P•lcn next week, his chi er brlakf111'1, dlmiers lllld meet· ln11 with eonare1smen and lltol'S'to Ol!OhlilCI vt.,.._on bla anUrece11lon package and to pJUJ for the pro1ram .. ~ Nnsen 11ald F~dJ'feels he has made aome headway with the g_overnon" that he m-,._ during his lrips to Atli.nta, HoUston and Topek•, Kan., du.ring the pas". two weeks. "He tJ1inks his ex· tlnK ,., ... , .. 'P!Hf.•• ..iif. '.,. heard or no com~romlAo" that he , l'O'rd • \l 1111jlenec1 ~I•• top ~willing to _p~cej>t1 economic advl1ers to a "tneeting Nessen also. sa~d ~at Ford ts In the Oval otnce loct.1 torevJew ,sticking by his dar~11ve for .an tl\trecesslonl,dlcat.cn ·-escalating fee ln~rease on 'Asked whe'ttier-tor'cl Wai will· fofeign oil which would ra1se the ing to compromise with the levy lo $2 ~ollars on Marc~ 1 and Democrats and consider changes $3 on Apr.ii 1 and lhl;ls rejects a in his prQaram, Nessen ••id. compromise suggest1~ by Sen. "'."!"' Prtald~ol 11 always Willing Robert Dole c R-K•ll(· the House-passed bill to. the By unanimous vote, the corn· spo.kesmansaldloday. Senate floor, where debate is ex-mittee also approvoo·,.. bill to White lfouie Preis Secretary " kt«ttobeginoextweek. raise the cei ling on the'natlonal Ron Nessen told report.era Ford ~ T¥...,riff',lhefl••\Slofwhich debtfromthepreaent$495blllion h1s lined up a seriet of ~~'.""""'""~"-'---::-,..-~~~----.,,~--..~~ ~: OCCUPl~O ev tS"'"'llL .JQiDOil ,• Cairo ::Jr~ :"'~ ' ., 0 EGYPT 50 M1t ES ' --·· ~ SINAI PENINSULA u,.,,..._ _ _. MIDEAST HOT SPOT-The Sinai is th~ story of the puses -the Milla and the Gidi. They are the key to Israel - and to Egypt. They are on focus of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's new eJfort to bring about a second stage military disengageffient. Israeli P11llbaek Kissinger, Sadat Express Optimism ° CAIRO jA.P I -'Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and P'resid'ent Anwar Sadat ex- pressed conf'idence and op- timism Wednesday on possible Jury Locked In Theft Trial Of Councilman After deliberatin& !or more than three hours, a Municipal Court jury in Fullerton couldn't decide Tuesday if Brea .City ~ Councilman Don Symm.S w8s guilty of attempting to steal a woman's "Oat Crom a department store. It was after the jury (or~man told Judge Phillip McGraw that the jury was hopelessly de- adlocked at two votes for acquit· tat and 10 f'or guilty t.hal ,._icGraw declared ·a mistrial and set March 19 as lhe date for a new trial. Egyptian concessions for an Israeli pullback in Sinai. "We have clarified the issues and the direction in which the negotiations should proceed toward a solution,'' Kissinger said after four hours of talks with Sadat. He added he was "hopeful ... in. fact confident progress can be made." Sadat said they had ... surveyed the whole problem and thJs ts quite sufficient for the moment. J am satisfied. I 'm always op- timistic when I see my fr1end Henry." Kissinger also said he will re- tL1rn to Egypt ''in the near future." He has previously 'la.id he would return to the area ·next month with U.S. proposals if he finds thel"e are points to negotiate. Panel Backs Legal Bingo Tear Gas ' Pen Curbs Announced WASHINGTON (l!PIJ -The government took steps today to cla11tfy pockel·aized tear gh guns -the kind women often carry in their purses -as "rirearms" because they are now being useo by criminals and teen· age gangs. • Alter June 1, accordina to the Treasul,')' Department's Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco. and Firearms, new tear gas pen guns -must be minufaCtured and sold by licensed' firearm manufae- turers and dealers. Purchasers must comply with the same rules that apply to buying a 1un. ~ny such lear gas guns manuiactured before that date or those already on retail shelves are not covered by the rule'. "Ther\l is mtrc.b evidence of a moontlng use by criminals of lhese converted pen guns capa· ble of a single shot," said bureau director Rex D. Davi.a. '1Police department! ·across the nation have reported to us an alarming incidence ol use of con- verted pen guns, not only in crimes, but by teen-aged gangs during their street rumbles in urban areas." The tear gas devices are known as pen guns because often they are manufactured lo look .lik"e " a ballpoint pen. rtfany women carry them toward off at- tackers ~nd gasoline 5tation operators often keep such a de- vice with one end camoutlaged as a tire pressure gauge. MO!t of the pen guns use spring action to fire tear gas or, in some cases, an emergency n<u"e. With just a few minutes work, the agency said, the pen guns can Qe converted to fire a .22 caliber buUet. Coast Slated For Weekend Light Rains The Orange Coast's respite Crom rain may end late Thursday or Friday, the National WEalhec .8er'\'ice said today. Forecasters are predicting in- creased cloudiness -becoming mostly cloudy Thursday -with light rains possible Friday. The Weather Service's ex- t.ended forecast for Friday through Sunday was for mostly variable cloudiness with a sli&ht ch41nce of rain early in the weekend. Temperatures would be cooler and it may be slightly windy at times. Total rain fiJCures available since the intermittent storms bega.n Feb. 2 are Newport Beach, l .65 inches; Laguna Niguel Fire Station, .985 and San Juan Capistrano, 2.64. D.1111, ~"" ~tiff ~--· f'ro•n P!!,,e11 . -SUSPE:eT •.. Bedelian has beun lodged in Orange County J ~uJ since his court appearance last week. Investigator s have not divulged any ne w details in the case over the past several days. The last solltl release or in · forn\etion cam e last Friday when officers announced tha1 they h8d ta ken into evid ence a small statue or a squat duck and two long kitchen knives. The s mall st<.11.uc is ~tllC"gcd lo be the wenpon used to batter the reclusive housewife und inflict fatal head injuries. Officl'rs gave little· information nboul the knives othor th tin to s-.y they arc elements in the c ase. 1'hc dead "'on1 an ·s hu~hand, A ANCIENT SAN JUAN PEPPER TREE BREAKING APART G. Atwater . 64, has suffL•rcd £ron1 acute m~ntal illness for many years. He had bee n c<.1rcd for al home by Bedelian and another male nurse . Eii<'h n1a1ntained a 12-hour shift each day and was paid ~100 each lune they were on duty. Poli c C' a ll c>gT> that ~lr s . City Seeking &pert Advice on Preservation Al"'•alC'I" \•.-as killed at about 2:JO a .m . last \Vednesday during Bedelian's night shift. Later in lhe day he allegedly drove the victim's body to a Pncoima junkYard where police say he stuffed it into a 55-gallon 'drum and then fi.lled it with freshly mixed concrete. Old Tree Ill? Boe to Inspect Giant Pepper A tree that has stood a hundred years is beginning to fall apart in San Juan Capistrano. A giant pepper tree, listed as the largest of its kind in the na- tion, lost two branches last weekend and city officials don't want it to lose any more. "w@'ve called in an arborist to determine the condition or the tree," said Planning Director David J . Smith. "The tree expert will also tell us how to prolong its life and how much this will coot.·· The tree is located on the grounds of the San Juan Elemeh- tary School. Its gnarled trunk, large enou.gb to encircle a man, is hollow. E.xperts fear its braMhes maybefilseased. "The branches Cell for ap- parently no reason," s<iid Assis- tant Planner Tommy 'fomlinson . "We had no wind and very little r~dn . Whtn one broke it probabiy .)eakened the second." Although no one knows the ex· act age or the ·tree, some or San Juan's oldest residents re· member it as full grown when they attended San Juan School. Eighty-year-old C. Russell Cook recalled that outhouses once stood underneath the tree when San Juan had a two-room schoolhouse. Lately the tree has been an 4:tl· tractive nuisance, its trunk a convenient olace to stash trash and start f'ires. Of'Cicials of the ci· ty and the Capistrano Unified School District both considered fencing the tree, but decided the fence would probably not deter vandals. Smith.said the tree expert's re- commendations will be present· ed lo the City Council later this month. Although the tree is owned by the school district, the city, which has a tree preserva- tion ordinance, has taken an in · tereslinit. 'Husky Thug Hits Liquor Store in Mesa A moon-faced ba"ndit wilh a woolen Jumberjack coat and a physique to match robbed a Costa Mesa liquor store of 1140 and a bag of pretzels late Tues- day, police said today. Wesley W Weyman, on duty at Nor Val's Liquor Store, 1746 Placentia Ave., told in - vestigators the bandit entered about 11 p.m., pickedoutlhepre- tzels, then pulled a pistol. Since the l'hurder. Atwater - once a top line executive with th1.· Wrigley chewing gun firm -has been moved out of the home 01t 4633 Perham Drive and admiltet.J !o a San Di("'go area hos pital. 1'he ailinR Atwatcr's si5tcr 1s the wire or \Vri g lcy Board Chairman P. K \\'ri glcy. Two Rings Stolen_ In San Clemente Burglars entered the home of' a San Clemente woman Tuesday and took two rings with a val lie or $300, police reported today. Officers s<iid a diamond ring in a Tiffany setting and anoi.her ring with s even pearls were taken from the home of Denise Htlms, 404 Via Alegre. In - vestigators said there were no signs or forcible entry. Crosby Kin Dead at 80 He told Officer Steve Shulman the big man brandished the 2· LOS ANGELES CAP) -Larry inch barrelled revolver and re -Crosby, older brother ot singer peated his demands over and Bing Crosby, died today at Cen- over as Weyman gathered up lury City Hospital. money f'rom the cash register. Crosby, 80, who devoted most The victim described the ban-of his attention to the Bing dit as about 6 fee&, 3 inches tall Crosby Golf Tournament, en· Rockets Kill 10 weighing about 200 pounds, with tered !he hospital a week ago. a very distinctive, round moon-Cause of de ath \V ~is not im-PHNOM PENH, Cambodia faee. mediately released. CAPJ -Khmer Rouge rockets \Veyman s aid he wa s 1-lewastheoldestoCthe-sevcn Symmes was charged with pet- ty theft Dec. 23 when he left a J .C. Penney store in Fullerton without paying for the coat he carried over his arm. When testifying at his trial, the councilman admitted carrying the coat Cc.om the store but said be bad no IJttention or stealing it. SACRAMENTO !UPI1 -A measure legalizing bingo in California has been -.pproved by the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee on a 7-0 vote and sent to the Ooor. killed 10 persons and wounded 33 threatened with death if he tried Crosby childrc>n , "''ho also in-in Phnom Penh's central market t r Ii th Route Swap Dem'ed r-==-~~_:::=~===---...:o:::o'.'._o:'.w~:'._e_".g:'.:u'._'.n'._:m_a_n_o_r_w_a_tc_h_:::cl:u:de=ba:n:d:l:e:ad:e:r:B:o:b:C:r:os:b:y:_ = area t ay. police reported. which way he went. WASHINGTON !APJ - Spokesmen for the Civil Aeronautics Board and the White ~ouse denied today that any ac- tion had been taken on a major route swap agreement between Pan American World Airways and American Airlines. The Yfall Street Journal •. q_uoting 'in· rormed industry sources," said io today's editions that both the CAB and , the White House ap- proved the agreement. · ORANGE COAST ' DAILY PILOT ThtOr-c ... ~• O.l!r Pl101, .i111 .. 111c11 it com. lltMCI IM l"ito.,...p,,"• h Dul>lt\,...d bJ t ... °'""II' ~•! P\Hlll"'ln9 (.o~•nr ~ ...... ,, ..,H _ _,, -II.Md Mono•• 111•0"1111 rom, '"'" C.osl• MtW ....... l>0'1 6f>Kll, HllnlPnql .... _,,lfD""· l•ln V•lltv. •r~l,,., 5•<1<11~boec• \/•Her •<>d u.,u ... 5fl.._., S.0<1111 Co••' 1'. "'""'e ,..,,~ ed•h°" "P<1llll' ... d Sltll•Hr\ --~"<' T,_. pr1n<P~I Wlll•-'l•llQ _,1 ..... 1 I 11 Joo W\l>t B•t SlrM1. C.O•i.,,,..11, U tlla•"l1 .,.,. Robert N . Weed ........ .,..,,.,..., f'libl!""' Jack R. Curl1y Vo<e Pr .. o<IOnl llld Ce,,.l •I Milnf9t< Thoma' KM"vil l[Oi\Of Thomas A. Murphlne _,,.,,~ l!Clllor" Charles H Loos Richard P. Nall ......... ,., ~ .. .-v .... l[OilOrl Office1 (.0•11 -ll )JO WI\! 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Spokesmen for senior citizens Tuesday urged legalization ot bingo because they said it pro- vided recreational opportunities for, elderly persons. ~ Mortgage Flow l;l_ates Would Rise, Fqll WASHINGTON CA.Pl -Home mortgages with Interest rates that rise or fall with other interest rates in the economy·were pro-' posed Wednesday by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. UNDER THE PROPOSED regulations, savlngs and loan as- sociations and other thrift instituUons could selJ so.called varia4 ble rate mortgages to home buyer1 in which the mortgage in· terest rate could rise a maximum or 2'h percent if' other interHt rateajn tbe..c.onomy rose substantially. . The v-atl•ble rate mortgage is not a new idea, and it produced corusideralSY collttoveny in Congress before. Board Member Gra~ Perry said the board would "move forward'' with'ltt p~ posa1 unlets Congreaa acted to block it. 'the proposed new regulations probably would not take effect before five monlhs at least, Board J.)irector Thomas Bomar told reporters at a briefing. The proposed regulations would aJlow for a 90·day coJTlmenl period. HAD THE PROPOSAL BEEN In ef(ect during the recent period or rfslftl 'tnterest rates. the cost of' a variable rate mortgage taken out ln January 1973, would have inore•sed I.bout 1 percent,·meanint an 8 percent mortgace wouJd now cost about 9 perctnt. OJP ·TH's AD NOW OH...G-'llft,..._" S LITE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER OUR BEAUTIFUL FAMOUS HAND MADI! · ll">Ul I CANE SWAG Ol'EMDAILY "'t COlOll~~:?: II" or IJ". CL0~6 SUM. s299s MllV. 2~s29tJ =:.:· .==. R ,.., ......., arbor Llhi~~~jf· • • -. ' ' WedneSday. February 12, 1975 DAILY P li.OT A3 ort I • / 'Cot a prOblt'mr. 't'hi!'rc write' Pat I Dunn. Pat will ctlt.rfl'd 10~. gel the: ' • OtrSWl'rl• pJtd OC• I ' • t1on you netd to' 8()/~ 111t'QUi!lt'S iPI governme11t and I -1 bus1nt$,t, f'ilai/ YfJUr QUE'SflOtlH to n Par Dun11 1 A1 Yo ur .Se rvice . Orangr Coas l Daily PilQf , P.O. Uor 1560. Costa Mesa . CA 9?626. l11cludt your ltlepll()nt numbt'r. lwatch for Watch DEAR PAT; I sent my watch to Timex Corp. in January 1974 ! for repairs. I expected it to be re- tut-ned within a reasonable time , arter l "d supplied Lhe requested $1 . I should have returned it to Timex before the guarantee ran , out, but J Jyst went ahead and had it repaired about thffe times on my own. Maybe J should have paid for a private repair a1ain as Timex h11s never returned my 1 watch! LI., Costa ltlesa Timex records lndicat.e your repaired watch was shipped to you last February. A replace- ment watch Is being sent t.o you and Timex will file a ''loss" claim. Others with missing 1..-:- palred watches, or any other Timex problem, should address correspondence to Gerald L. \\'hite , customer service 1 manager, Timex Corp., 7000 Murray St., P .0. Box 2740, Little Rock, Ar. 72203. lleal•h!I A.: ... 1le<1• DEAR PA1' I a m goin~ to plant .some azaleas in red\1:ood containers A lt'hollgh I kno\v \\.'hat soil mix to us~. should I m ake any c hanges in the con- tainer -or add anythini: to the,m before putting in the soil') K. 8., Costa ~lesa ~urserles contacted advi_se. making surr your container has enough air holf"s for good \·entila lion Rest theni on brieks rather than directly on the grovnd f"lacf' a length or nonroltlng, small -mesh nylon net cut to ruin side thr Internal b3sf" to prevent insf'tls rrom t>nlf'ring lhf' in • ierior Pro\•ldr good irilernal draia11e-by using roofing peb- ~les, aggre11atP or broken clay Pols. Spread then1 to a depth of at least two inches In cootalne rs that arr less 1han 12 inches in diameter. and six Inches in trt•r size containers ScUI h• 's1ul11ess DEAR PAT I need a ne'lll s witch for ffi}· Black Angus broiler-rotisserie It doesn't "'ork at all now . and when I wrote to the manufacturer my lette1 v.·as not answered J ('an'l -fi~d ou1 where to gel the part I ne():t . and I really would like lo use this ap pliance. N.8 .• Co.sla Mesa Several Orange County ap pllance repair and electronic parts firms reported Black Angus was out of business, but that 11 not tbe case. A spokesman forJ&SCo.,343S. WeslernA\le .. L.A. 90020, said his firm has been a Black Angus parts and service representative for more than 20 years. Parts can be requested by writing to J & S, or by phoning (213) 389·6140. This information also answers a Black Angus parts source inquiry from C.C., lluntington Beach. ------· .... -.... 2-~ounty ; Study Propo.sed By GARV GRANVILLE OttMO•lly '°ii.tlUff A seven-year-old proposal to build an international Jet aJrport at Camp Pendleton tor Joint Orange-San· Diego County use was revived TueadaY -thls dme by a San Diego orficial. According to Orange County B:oard of Supervisors Chairman Ralph Diedrich, San Diego Coun- ty Supervisor Jack Walsh will ask his fellow supervisors to ap- prove a joint powers agreement t.ostudy,the airport p~al. Should such a s:tudy be ap- proved by the two counties' supervisors. it wiU cov.er the fea!ibllity .or buiJding a 2,SOO- acre, three -rUnway interna: tional class jet airport "just norlh of Oceanside. · . 'ID a -$100,000 regi6pal air transpurta'lion s:tudy sponsored by the Southerp California As- sociation of Governments that '\ll"as ,:ompleted in 1972, t.he Pendleton plan was seen as a long term solutiM to Orange County's jet-port needs, But at an airport summit con- ference called that year by then Fifth District Orange County Supervisor Ronald Caspers, San Diego officials turned their backs on the propos al . "The whole idea is nothing more than an attempt by Orange County to dump its airport pro- blem in ou·r backyard," San Diego Supervisor William Craven complained at the close oftbe luncheon confer~nce. Later, Marine Co rp s spokesmen said no attempt had been made to include the military in the discussion and made it clear the corps was ··staunchly opposed'' to the plan But Diedrich s aid Tuesday that opposition to th e Pendleton plan "may be "'ilhe ring ·· .. Caspers made a mistake by going to S.an Di ego Count}' with an Orange County problem,·· said Diedr1C'h ··No'lll'. the.\"re coming to us And th a t n1akes a big dif ferenre,' · he added DiedriC'h admitted, howeve r , he does not know how much sup· port Walsh has musll!red on the San Diego board Diedrich said he 1s "super con· fident " the study proposal will be approved by the Orange County lk>ard of Supervisors should 1t t:lear the San Diego board Bad Timing For Catholics ANAl-iEIJ\ot -Di sneyland C'On cedes that today·s special event 1s poorly limed This is "Catholic School Day' at the amusement park Children from Catholic school s throughout San Diego and Orange counties out of classes for Lincoln's Birth day, get specia l ticket discoutits Today is also Ash Wednesda} the beginning of Lent "'he n cons cientious Catholics are urged'f"to make perSonal s acrif1C'cs a nd esche w ple as ura bl e purs uits The Southern C ross, the San Diego Archdiocesan newspaper, C"alled the juxtaposition "surely an inappropri ate way lo start the season of Lent." GEM TAU< ·~ TODAY I !I -- Finch Assails Gas Rationing 1f' * * Effects Of Rule 'Null~ B~ J •N WORTH •. By WILLIAM SCHREIBER n. Of .... 0.lif Po"" S&ioff 1"-0•11v~1otswi Orange County's efforts to r e· Blasting gas rationing and duce the impa.ct of noise at its jet quoting Abraham Lincoln, airport will be left nearly intaet former Secretary or Health, despite a federal cou rt ruling Education and Welfare Robert Tuesd ay declaring part of Finch brollght hi' campaign for a California's noise laws illegal. U.S. Senate seat to Orange Coun-County Air po rt Di r ector ty Tuesday. Robert Bresnahan said the de- Fi'lch spoke at the annual LiQ-cision by a three.jud ge panel in coJn Day Luncheon of the Oran~ San Francisco would have little County Council qf Republican or no effect here because it af- Women in Laguna NjgueL ft.>ets only those regulations deal. To a 1cheering audience, Finch ing with single aircraft viola· predicted the Republi.can party lions. Kudos for Kill<>r will have coptrol of Congress '"Th e community noi se "withinthedecade." equivalent level <CNELI regu\a-The Michi gan JaycC"es h<.1vc A recently annoyneed can-tions are st ill in e ffect ,·· selected Llt)y d E . ']'isi, 31. a didate for the Califort:Ua Senate '-' Bresnahan said . "1'hose are the convicted murde re r . as one seat now filled b_x De.mO«;rat John •. laws i;:::overning-c umulative noise of the s tage's top five yottng TUnneY . Finell""" saiO)ieis ''com-levels and a planned reduction of men despite protests from fortable" a~ut his cttances of tbemtozeroimpactbyl985." the v ict in)'s f;Jmil y. Tisi beatinf oossible c:on~der Barry The court decision was partial was cit ecl for his "'Ork in Goldwater Jr., a Congregman, 0~uyP'l10tSUinPtto1• settlementofalawsuitfiledbya tr a n s l<.ltin g books int o for the Republican nomination. CAMPAIGN.$ IN COUNTY group of 18 a irlines against the braille. He said he did not believe Senate Candidate Aneh California Aeronautic:s Direetor -"'-'"'-'='---------- Ronald Reagan would try for the and_ four major airports in the nomination, but would instead bloodless. We show every day in sta.te, including OrangeOounty. • • try for presidential nomination. this country that we are a 1be suit challenged the con-Jrvtne Firm But Finch said if Reagan did vibrant, outreaching people .. , stitutional right of tQe state to im .. declare for the Senate seat, he Finch left the Department of pose la"'s requiring altports to would not withdraw . Health, Education and WeUare ~~1~00 .. ~~.!~_ limits on ai.rcraft Under Probe In his wide-ranging short talk in 1970 after a controversial ~ ~ and a press conference, Finch single year on the job and moved But! whlle the court decided spoke to the following issues : to the White House as counsel to laws regul.aling single aircraft Jn Stock Case Gas Ra«oning -'"This makes President Nixon. takeoffs were wnconslitutional, it no sense and I cannot for the life He left that post in 1972, just withhe ld a d ec ision on the of me unders·tand why the beloreWatergatebroke. broader efforts to reduc e Democ ratic Congress is con-··1 left not because l couldn 't cumulativenoise levels. sidering it . We made many get along with the President, but The judges left the matter open sacrifices thelasttitQewetriedit because of continual disagree-lo further discussion. saying -but that was for the sake of a ments with the people around there may be parts of the CNEL war supported by the people. h.im." Finch said. regulations that infringe on the We're still paying for the Mafia Asked if he gets questioned rights of the airlines. inte rfere nce that resulted.'' about hi s connections with Nix-Air California Presid e nt Aid to Education -.. We can on.' Finch replied, "Today \Vas Robert Clifford, whose company make many cuts in federal aid to typical. £\1aybe it's because Nix -was one of those that filed the edueation. One way of doing that on is such I ne ar neighbor but as suit, said the ruling was only a 1s to move away from the rigid you noticed nobody mentioned partial victory but satisfying gui delin~s of Titles I, ll. and III him. nonetheless. !Ele mentary and Secondary ''The focusof thecampaign so ''The r e was always the Education Acts) and give more far appears to be food . fuel, jobs tremendous danger the single n1oney through revenue s haring. and the economy. A lot ~f people ~ event noise lev~l (SENL> could Revshare dollars are fl exible seem to feel Watergate is behmd be changed at any lime and Computer Autom<.ition. Inc., ot Irvine is under inforrnal in · vestigation by th e Securili~i:; and Exchange Co mmission, c:on1 - pany president David Mt!lhvin said Tuesdiiy . 1'he investigation, he s aid. is apparently into possible viola- tions of the Sec.urities Exchange Actofl934. The Los Angeles Regional Of- fi ce of the SEC refused to con1- meot on the investi gation "We \viii not confirm th e e x· istence or non-existence of an u1 · vestigation." said Michael Bertz dollars J 'm convinced making us now·" n1ade more r estrictive," Clifford aid more flexible ~·i ll save Finch said he hasn't Yisited said. Methvin said extensive tn· money " l'\ixon since the former president The Air Cal chief said the quiries of company offi cers and of the S EC. Vietnam _ .. When President returned from the hospital. But court's reluctance to rule im-directors are bein g conducted by Nixon nt>gotiated lo get our h~ said "I still regard.him as a mediately on the CNEL issue the SEC. although charges ha,·e troops out, we made a commit-fnend, and we talk on the phone may throw doubt on the 1entire not been made. ment to provide aid.in materiel ~oc~c~a;s~io~n~a~l00lv=·=-========'=ta:=l•=n~i=•=•=l=•=w=·==="=================not m en -at the existing ,i level We have to honor that com· rnitment ·· President Ford's Proposed Gas Tax -··while I don"t think it has to be as hig h as h'e suggests. a gas tax is far more desirable than rationing, which I regard as intolerable in a free societ y.·· 011 Drplelion Allowance -.. In the oil business, the small pro· ducer 1s the gambler , looking for ne w domestic sources He needs the incentive of the oil de plet.Jon .allo"'anC"e and 1t should be ke pt ut the level it is " Oil Price Fixing and Food - ·we have to reali ze that "'E' J.rf" more 1mportan1 1n food produC' tion to the world than thf' Ara b states are 1n oil We ve aimed a. restra1 n1n1:; ou1 lood production Now ""e (_'an afford to make some t.•hanges We need to be a good de al more tough-minded aboul ho" "°·e di stribut e our food Enlightened se lf-1nt cres1 1s the best way of putting it ., America's f'uture · ·1 am tired of tak1ag counsel rrom those "'·ho say \1:e 'rc past our pea_k and We'ye redueed our auto loan rates for all new Ameriean ears: ' , t BY J. C . HUM~HRIES --. DIAMONDS· USA ''Ur\'cle Sam,'' ''Punch Jones,··1 nnd 11-Gary l\1oore'' may not have ·. the romantic ring of ''Star of Jn. dia." but they are the names of large Arkansas diamonds equal in quality to South African gems. Since the beginni there's ncvu be anything like it. 15°/o on eompaets.( 10°/o on all others. In !972. the State of Arkansas set aside as a park a 73 mile area containin g operate Pr<tfilably, pro- bably because they may have missed the mail! diamond strata by digging to only 136 feet, while South African depths exceed 3,500 feet. If •ve11-'small diamonds were found In sufficient quantity and quality by working deeper. world , demd~d today could make re - U.e •ma1;ng .,,.,..~Mplng •Y•1•~ 1n~nted t r Arn$1•c•n •p.1<;11 ac1anh1t1 ., yO<Jfl novo In 1n11 •em••~'blo Cro1on T11rres1,.at. The T11rr•st1i1l l!I uUerty dolf•rent trom any 11m11pl1ce you"...e ever ~nown Ii, 1ol•d·•l•1D CQOJ!ruclion means there •••nu mov•"Q PP•I•. n(> hand•. no dl•I, no 10•1ng1 nothJl'\g lo •••• oul, w•l\d up QI run <lown No l•t -No Hum Jusl IC>tlch • tony con!rol •nd the Tcrres!11•I ll•~hes 100 lime houri ano nunule1 or wcon6-. (H !he c;lay ol •h• mo<>lh 1n glo\loo1ng r•d numer1rs • 1ccur111 10 wl th•n t1lteen 1econoa a rnonu1 a...er.-ge Jhe.Jigh! •""uing diode 11 10 dl.l••ble 1l5 guaranteed to Int .,emtr.,loM! Tha ti.e11t or th• T 1rr111111! os 1 cry1111 u•llld In htlivm. 1 1pece-19e "'"•cle lhtil 1i.rt•d on 11\f defillui ol 1111 •••1h Th9 -whQ W91rl • t 1r,.1ttllll .,it OW<> • 11111., ~ 111111 ......... • .. . ._ sumption of commercial mining CONVEN•ENT TE" .. , 5 8 f 'h -"fl t t "onal ""'' ankAmf~oc.trd-M:t$let Cl\atge 0 " e area 8 s1gn1 can na I 27YEARSINTH~SAMEl0CATION PHONE~&-340 1 t823 NEWPORT BLVD . COSTA MESA 1 .asset. • ... _____ _. .. ._ ________ _ - \ We've lowered-our finance charges on loans-for new American- made automobiles. We think buying any American-made car is in the country's best interest. So we 'll give you our best interest when you do. For details, come to any office of Southern Cali- fornia First National Bank . HUNTINGTON BEACH 8899 Adams Avenue 17122 Beach Blvd. NEWPORT BEACH 1090 llayskla Drive 1685 Mi'cAnhur-Blvd. 396 Superior Avenue 1501 W.stcliff •effective through Maren 31. 1975 80UTMIRN CAUfORNIA I MIST NAnONAL MlllK .COSTA MESA 230 Eaat t71h Street DANA POINT 24671 LI Plaza LAGUNA HILLS 23511 P1seo de V1lencla SAN CLEMENTE toot South El Camino Real SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 31971 Camino C.pistrano SEAL BEACH t3820 Seal Beach Blvd, ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT 2001 Michelson Irvine • i I l • l I I • • • • • • • • • • STUDY HALL0 DEPT. -Local govemmenta In our retton have gone absolutely loon)' ror get-Una: 1\udles and report.I In recent times. It's a 1overnmental mania. The fad. however, may be wearinl a bit thin. . 'l'h• clmmlck la that when some governmental body like a City CouncJJ or our Oranae Coun· ty Board of Supervisors get a big problem, they call for a report. If it's a . really .. big problem, then they need a study:. Often this is accomplished by hiring an out- side conaultant to prepare the thin&. ' Govemmental thinking on this sort of follows the old saw about an expert being some guy who lives out.of town . UPIT~ DIES IN AMBUSH Richard Ret1lm1ndr1v1 Italy Police Quiz Suspect·. In Art· Theft THUS WE HAVE hired lhesc experts from elsewhere and sad· ly, when the report or study gets turned in, ou ~ government Shakers-and-Movers all too often discov.er they've been had. Of URBINO, Italy <UPI> -'Police . course, the taxpayers footed the arrested a suspect today in the btllfortheoutsidecons ultant. soect.acular theft of three price· less Renaissance paintings, one So thus you know who really of them by Raphael, but said the was had. You -were. caseisstillnotsolvcd. Latest among the study flops to A police spokes man said An- come to light was one ordered up tonino Arcidlacono, 43, had been last November by our Board or arrested in Mil an and was being Supervisors. They hired this out· brought to Urbino for further side firm from LA to study pover-questiohing in one of JtiJy'1 big· ty areas in Orange County. Our. be · · county taxp•yers were to_pay ge1tartrob rteiinhiS~.,· ''There Wel'e · enoUgh dluea some $S7 ,000 for these expert · found to issue an ar'rest \war- mental 1Jlaneuvers. rant,'' the police spokffman ONE FJNE DAY the con~ul · said. ••However, one c~ say tant firm grandly flopped the that the case has been ... sotv~. two-inch thick report on our The investigations are continu-county supervisorial desks. ing. '' It ~ame up with the in-Italian ncwspupcrs repor,t.ed tellige'nt;,e~ th,_t hey. ~u_ p8Qp1! today that police k.new ..... w.ho the have'lieV'erat poverty poc"'""i:9U1n four other members of the gang OrangeCo,unty. were but police denied thi.st' But or course the supervisors A group of cat burglars" broke already knew that. into the ducal palace museUm in Al one point the report~said a Urbino last Thursday 'and Stole low·C06t child day care center two paintiugs by~.p.ietro Della should be established in one pov· Francesca and another by ertyPQCket. Rapha ·el -all three But the sbpervisors knew that masterpieces which officl"a.ls said a federally aided child day care could not be given a ~at vaJ.ue. center already . existed in ttiat Since then, Urbino euthoritles area. have received three telephone ~alaglsy ' Leader Murdered · TANANARIVE,. Malaca•Y (AP1 -llal•l"'J.'• mllltary 'rulers today accused dlsaJde.nt police forces of 111ssassirwting President Richard Rat&Jman· drava. , Tbe president's limousine Vial ambu1hed on a narrow road Tuesday as he was being driven from bis office to his home on the heights overlooking the city. It wa1 evening, tbere wu a torren- tial rain at the time, and the ar:ea was poorly Ut. Rataimandrava was ·CriUcally wounded and died several hours · later, the government said. Two tx>dyguards and several of the as- sassins also were reported killed. A LARGE. MILITARY force surrounded the Antanimora police camp, and the. ruling miljtary junta called on Col . Brechard Rajaonarison to leave the camp unarmed and give hi~ellup . . There were indications that the army.was preparing to attack the camp unless tb.e police surren· dered. M ~rtial law and a cwfew were proclaimed Tuesday night. The curfew was extended into the n1orning as military cars raced through Tananarive, apparently in search of members of the police force. Government radio asked the population to aid in the capture of fleeing policemen. It promised those 'who turned themselve.a in .would be protected. THE WAS speculation that tension between the rival coastal and highland tribes would set off a civil war on this big island off thesoutl)east Afi'ican coast: , Tanks1 Bnd armored cars were stationed at public buildings and other strategic Points in the city. Heavy guards were posted at the tiomes of leading Members or the military regime. Doily raot hi""Y IJ G..,Oftt\ed Monday-Fnday: If ~ do nol ha.,... YClU' paper by 5:30 p.m., call belore 7 p.m. and yout COC>Y will be de-- livered. s.tufday and Svnoay: II 'jQJ do no11 'eceive your c«IY by 9 a.m. Satur- day. or• a..rn. Sunday, call before 10 a.m. and your copy will be clellY«ecl. A STATE EMPLOYMENT of. caJJs demanding ransonf figures ficial alaUoned in Santa Ana ranging from $30,000 to $4.S meanwhile charged that some million. Only one of the callers parts of the "study'' were lifted gave details of the paintings 0 Cou ~Ire...,'-T•l•s' • from a report on range nty which might authenticat.e the de-Mo5t Ofange COl.lnty Areas "'Z-4JJI • which had been oubllshed by the mand. NOrtmwest Huntington Be«h, Bank of Ame_rica. Free. I tali au. government officials tnd W~Mer · · · · · • · · 140-11zo II b ' d ' d h h d --..1 5an0flme(lte,Capislrano8~1\, COWJly o icials were a le lo sai Tues ay t cy a rece1vcw 5-"JuanCaptstraoo. recoanize on their OWllnearly ~ noransoD\demai;id. o.n.Po1n1.SouthLagunL pag~ in t.Jle fitudy . "·hlch needed __ ';;:-,..._·~·----------;;=L;.,O;:oo='="="="=•'::!·=·=· ·=·=· ·=··=·=.,= ... ==>,.=:!, correctiOOs. ·, r" ·r;.Our gupe.rvisors, meanwhile, t'har-.i:teriie'd the whole study job variously as out of date, dis-• ~ppoint"ing , shoddy, depressing Gee and disapppinting. THEY CUT BACK the ree from $57,000 to abou't $47,000.·BuL they paid the biU . They paid on the hope that the study would get tt\em poverty money from other government agenci~s. Legislators Throw a Party County government isn't alone in all this. t.1.any of our city coun- cils have also been taken on out· side consultant report for a fee . Newport Beach. for example, has been hiring traffic consul· tants for years who, after head- scratching and deep thought. tell the municipal Shakers that they have a real problem in lrafficcon- gestion. Thanks a lot. LITTLE ROCK (UPI} -A number of state legislators was entertained with a lavish show wh.icb included a topless dancer clad only in a G-string . The party was announced in the Arkansas legislative house. A state representative said the resort city or Hot. Springs, Ark., was having a party for the legislature. Various state interests oc· casionally invite members of the general assembly to attend soeial functions whf1e the legislature is in session. A reporter and photographer for the Arkansas Gazette were usked to leave the Davey Crockett Club in the Alamo Plaza Motel in Little Rock after the photographer took three pictures of the tople!S dancer performing_ An estimated 200persons attended the event. ~When most or the guests had been served their meal , a Hot Sprin gs man welcomed the crowd. He said entertainment was to -come, including fortune tellers. magicians and ••anything you can thjnk of_·• CALLING FOR studies also works well to delay making de· cisions. Costa Mesa has studied a new sign control law through a couple o( decades. Laguna Beach studies its downtown parking vexations. San Clemente studies As the band· struck up a tune, a dancer moved onto the noor . wearing a thin cape and black~bikini ·type dancing outfit. She was followed by another dancer who wore a floor-length orange cape. its beach rail underpass. But maybe a lot of our local government people are begining to realize they've been over- studied, over-charged and under· done. · When the bai1d began playing "'Tequiia," she began taking the cape off. Eventually, a state representative at a ringside la· ble helped her re(Jlove t,he cape, the Gaze{ le reported. After the photographer took some pictures, he and the re- porter were ejected from the party. One man said the event was a Private party a nd newsmen had no ri ght to be there. The reporter and photographer had joined in the free drinks and meal. Storms Hit Midwest Snow Blankeff Small Towns (. • in Rlinois CoaJJtal Weather '"11911 ~'°""' lod3y 1nere•'klg Th"'' a.y w ftfl •Might <"""'" ol -Ugnt 1nowtr\. 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LOS ANGELES (Afl -Two tnen have ..bee~ if\dlcted in a theater .'franctlise scheme in which entertainers Glenn Ford Debl]le RexnolJI! and I.be late Agnes Moorhead bccame·unwit· tingly involved. 1 The indictments. disclosed in U.S. Dlslrtct Court 'l\1esday in4 1 volved what authorities snid ~as the bilking ot Investors of "ht.an· I dreds of thousands or dollars.·· , 1 A federal grand jury returned the 24·count conspiracy and (._ __ s_i_a_•e __ _,) NOTAVAILAllLE Actor'Merloh Brando ' fraud indictment. against Joseph W. Koserr, 51, of Culver Cily Joseph B. Warshauer. 51, oi Glendttle, and against two com- panies, United General Theeters Inc. and Franchise l\1arketing Service Inc .. India ns ~ay Brtµt do-.wm Bomb threat False SAN FRANCISC<> fUP() -A telephoned bomb threat, which prov:ed ~o ~e f al!;e, stopped service 1n San Francisco for !Tiore than an hour Tuesday even- Jng o_n ~he B;iy Area Rapid" Transit district line in San J.~ran cist'o. 1'hc distrit.•t hailed the line bet~ecn the J\1ontgomcry Street sta~on and 0&.1ly City at5:JO p.m. •until the lhrc&.1t(•ned station at 16th and Mi ssion Strc.-cts could be C'hecked for cxplos i\'l!S. Text Flighl llallPd EDWARDS AFB <UPI 1 -A minor cooJing system leak Tues- day cut short the third test flight of the prototype Bl. The huge, .supersonic jct bomber the Air Force hopes will be an important "'e.apon or the 1980s. The plane 1-.n dt'd without inci- dent after a cockpit "'arnin~ light nashed, indiC'ating buildup of ex- cessive heat 1n the electrical ~~'Stem. an Air J.'orce spokes man said. The night cndt•d afl('r about an hour. Two l..a11dmnrk.• Sold LOS ANGELES CAI'> 1'wo movieland landmar.ks, the Brown Derby r estaurants in Hollywood and Rcvt·rly Jlills, are under oew O\l.'ncrship today. Sally Cobb said she sold the two .world·famous restaurants to Walter P. Scharfe, vice president or Davre's. a 1·cslaurant manage· ment compnr1y that is :J division of ARA Servict·s !nc. Medical S11l1 "'i l .-d LOS ANG ELES CUPl1 -A 7J.year-old man has filed a $1 million suit against a convalcs· C'ent hospital :ind 34 other defen- dants, charj!in~ he was held prisoner in I ht' hospital so it..., owners could colJC'ct f\.1cdi ·C<.i l benefits. 830 Millio11 'Keep Wonl' LOS ANGELES (UPIJ -The Indians say they have faith Marlon Brando will keep his word so they can keep their land. So far, however. Brando has not paid off the mortgaged property he gave them. The former owner of 40 acres of ranchland in northwestern Los Angeles County said Tuesday he will foreclose on the land unless Brando, or someone, pays off the $318,000 due by March 30. "Everything is in good order," an Indian spokesman said, But the landowner said there was "no agreement of any kind." The land. located ii'ear Agoura, Calif., v.•as signed. OVfl:.f to the Survival of American lrHJlans As- sociation by Brando in late . December. But several days later, John Hamilton, Jr., who holds the trust Ueed on the pro- perty with his brother and sister, said Brando had never made any payments on the land other than interest on the mortgage and taxes. HAMILTON SAID he would foreclose on the mortgage if the debt was not paid when due. "No agreement of any kind has been reached," Hamilton &aid. "We have not been contacted by J\lr. Brando or any or his representatives." \\''hen the mortgage was made known. Brando's attorney, Lawrence Kartiganer, said it v.·ould be ''safe to assume that lhe Indians will not 00 called up- on to make the payment." He said the gift was made in an· ticipation of arrangements for payment of the trust deed. Brando has not been available for comment. Boa rd Approves Oil, Gas P lant SANTA RARBARA (API - County officietls have dealt <1 blow lo environmentalists by conditionally approving an Offshore oil and ga& procesiing plant for an offshore drilling rig under construe ti on. Monday's 3·2 vote by the Santa Barbara County Board or supervisors involved a bid by Exxon Corp. to build a S30 million plant in Las J.""'lores canyon 20 miles north or Santa Barbara. The facility would handle oil and natural g;is from a mam- moth 28·"-'Cll drilling platform nOw unde r construction by the fjrm in the offshore Santa Ynez oil field. F1NAL BOARD approval for the plant is pending an attempt by var'iou1 environmental groups to put the Issue to a public vote. Jn their conditional action, the supervisors gavel the Jtroups 30 days to collect the 9,181 signatures necessarY to pl:ice the question on the ballot. Ir the re- quired signatures are obt:aioed, the board can either rescind the permit or call the rererendum election. The environmentalists main- tain that Exxon will abandon its Santa Ynea drilling projet1, i£ not granted approval t~r. the r~ linery. But Ex'xon of'fa~ials say 1r they canngt build the ~ant on the cout, u:\di' will erect an offshore process\nc faqllti In " (ederol territory, be yo~d the &6.te's three· mile jurtsdl<:tional llmlt. THE S$t ilQL!-!ON S..lta Yn~z . ,platform -which Is being built flve mlles off the coast In federal waters -la lhe flrslCalllornlailf. fshore oil project to be approved. by the Interior Dopartment since • tho disastrous oil spill or 1969 which blackened miles of Santa Barbar'aarea beaches. Ever since· that spill, various '."nvironrncntal groups -inclt.Kl-~~-K Get Oil Out <GOO> and !he Seashore Environmental Al· liance <SEA) -have been engaged in a vigoroUs batUe to prevent further drilling·in the oll- richSanta Barbara ChanQCI. Jury D enies' $250 ,000 Death Suit LOS ANGELES IAPJ -A jury has decided that the slate cannot be held responsible for the freeway death of a Universily of Redlands s tudent hit by a boulder dropped through the windshield of his car. The Superior Court verdict de- livered Tuesday came in a $250.000 negligence suit filed by the parents of Christopher Hoyt. 22. who died Oct. 21. 1970, after a SS-Pound boulder was dropped on him from an ove[]>ass on the Golden State Freeway near downtown Los Angeles. The al· tackers wate never ap .... prebeucled. Stile Departm.t!lnt of TransportaUon attorney LarrY DanielsOn said jurors had ~e cided slmply that ,ti)!! ov,ryaas w~s nqt in a legally defined ''dangerous condition" 'at the 'time or the lncldenl and therefore the state could not be held Hable. The overpass, alona: with many· others, has s ince been scr~ to prevent f)er1ons from Lhrowinl; rocks al cars. ., I, • Wednesday. Febf'uary 12, 1975 DAILY PI LOT ll.i Pe11a lties Rf!d••eecf ~ P,~.· ·. S~okbig Bui See~ Teen Pjlls SA<;RAMENTO <l/Ph -A Bill' Backe d \ r· , , • bill perlnlt1ln1 doet-. !Opre. scribe birth control plUa and CQnttaceptives tor teen.ager" "'1.thout parental consent -.u introduced Tuesday by Sen. -Anthony C. BeiJenson. ~CRAMENTO !UPll -The Smate JudlcJary Comrolttee has voted to end the threat 'ot arrest or Jail f6r. possess:ion ol up to •n ounce ot marijuana, enough to Beilenson, (D-Be~erly concern over possible health Hills), said his bill would hazards:. · "end a cruel inconsistency in ... We as adults need to lay down the law that has p·revented an black and white just what is thousands of teen-agers from riaht and what .11 wrong," said avoiding unwanted pregnan- Lddi Youth Counselor Audrey cies." Approximately 46,000 roll 20 to 60 cigarettes. · Under the legi.Slatlon approved Tuesday, violators would be, given a citation similar to a traf~ lie ticket and punishable by no more than a SlOO fine. Boyd in an emotional plea. teen·agers received abortions After a day.Jong hearing that in 1973, Beilenson sald. attracted a room full of ~t.:uthful 1...;;;,,;;,:,,:;::.;.,:==::.:;::.:;::;:;_ __ ...1 supparters, the committee en-~orsed the measure on a party- line, 7·3 vote with Democrats in f~vor and Republicans in opposi- tion. It was considered a major .hurdle tor the bill which now goes to the finance committee. 'SLA Back,'., 2 Proclaim Of'fenders now face feJony ar· rests and up lo 10 years ln priaon for marijuana Possession, re· gardle'ss or the quantity, although in nearly all cases the charge is reduced to a misde· meanor or dismissed and violators '"dtverted" into treat· ment programs. Senate Democratic Floor Leader George Moscone of San Francisco, who spansored the. legislation, said it· would make the punh;hment ''rationally" fiti the crime. , . ,. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has Aaid ihe suppoi'ts a reduction in California 's marijuana penalties, which now are among the most severe in the nation. OPPONENTS SAID they were worried any action might be in· lerpreted as legislative approval of marijuana use, and express~ Previous attempts to substan- tially reduce or eliminate mari- juana penalties have failed re- peatedly in recent years, being either defeat~ in the legislature, vetoed by former Gov. Ronald Reagan or rejected by voters. VNDER THE 'Moscone bill, which was patterned after a 1973. law in Oregon. violators with more than one ounce would bear- rested but could only be charged with a misdemeanor, carrying a maximum term of six months in 'jail and a fine up to $500. There would be no increased punishment for repeat violators, and after two years police re· cords would be purged or mari- juana violations. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI 1 -A couple painted ··s1.A is b:.tck .. on a sidewalk outside a bank branch Tuesday night and then fired five shots through a glass revolving door before fleeing. Witnesses said the pair, who nec.1 on foot, were black and youn~. .Jn the sidewalk grirfito, painted with a SJ>ray c~1n, was a seven- headed cobra, the symbol of the Symbionese l~iberation Army which k'idnapcd newspaper heiress Palritia 1--lcarst ;,i year ago. Little has been heard of the SLA since last May when most or its known members were killed in a shootout with Los Angeles police. Northern Sections ' PolDlded By Tbe AIOoelated- A tough new storm ls zcrolna: in on Northern Calirornta with bar- rages of rain and s now driven by gusty winds. The Sierra Nevada was expect- ing rain and s now on and off through Thursday with locally hea~y amounts, the National Weather Service ~aid. . The snow level was mostly fl .000 to 7,000 reet north to 9,000 feet south with south to southwest gales ovc•r northern ridges. A TRAVELERS advisory was posted in the Mount Shasta- Siskiyou area with the snow level lowering to near 4,000fect Thurs- day. The weather service warned of soulherly gales in exposed locations, but said there would be little temperature change. "Strong winds will accompany the rront and s torm warnings.art.' displayed along the coast north or Cape MendocinQ," the weather forecaster said. ''Gale warnings are posted south of Cape Men- docino to Point Sur." 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'' Tlleell7ol!Ap'• KP-tl>lle-mllldac• tennlnabletimetbec4YPits-libnrJ'. . nriPdein iilloeafillC'UO..GllO'CC-llllnUmatM SZU--.IJD!J lf u,-una•s l!'llpe>imceblllds tnoe, . 1t wlD reCelve ill fidenl funclt to _.blilh a -will have a wait until it gd5 the improved facility it 11unaucraey,locltyball w...U. But that just means it should cet started in ~ ~ii members a&reed lo use the rant inll•ll· earnest as soon as possible. nieqt "' the Housing and c-m11111ty °"~= ~fWlllt lo bite a piri~ boo•.ID&l«Yi«I' and a part-Ume bumanilenlces~., · From all appearaD<W. the new employe,' dutla. will duplicate those of pres~nl ,.tillfl• Their First engineen were being laid off. 'Jben Ph.D. ·s respomlbiUUes will ~=l-i!l!fqfinatloo dri -or which is alreadyavalla le to the eliy. were taking jobs as cab · ven., By now many. m&ll)' Rather than haviai · g ldl at tbe end or professional ramilies are touched by the unemploy· _tbelniUalthJ'eeyean'oltheaet'sfuodlllg,tJiecityor ~=~hi.hose most aware or the job scare are EL=a:g:u~na Beach will have o_nly an established educaton who hear r~atedly the challenge: But ucracy stancllng in line with the rest o{ the dlY. will'what you're teaching me bl!lp me get a job! • meats ultlllg for U.-llhareot tall ddllan. Never have vocational tralninc classes been '"'-city sf,._ ~be embarking oa !' paUI W'!ich more in demand. Jn 1970 The Lllguna Beacll and ~!llelfnm'lt ase municipal spendlni for liWe ';Bnllble(Sapi.strano Sebool Districts entered into a joint p andnolptlnlaeeo.mpl!Sbment. JM>Wen agreement to provide occupational training ~ l..ibr.ary Im rov~ent -fQI' ul~gh Jehool students. out-Of-school youths and ....... .. . P... ,.. ,... 6 The first semester, 16 students enrolled in a Jf !,¥ w)lecl that does the squeallUlg i5·the one eourse to be trained as nuning assi.stants. Last · aeu the gre~ the $y ~('ljan·~ente ls·mov· aemester, 593 st'*'11$ c:nrolled in lll classes, and 1o·g-;tjUahareMllJPPll'1forai),IJ111!rOv.ianc1ex-Hector .Navarrette, director of the program. edeouritybranc;hliJwary. ; " : estimates that more than 700 will apply for the 22 Meetln& in a ~al study seYion recently, city classes now being ottered. ~~icilp1en noted the present branch library is heav... Two major strengths or tlle program are that ued, but is lacking in aervices offered by other ·people bired<to trai1Hlre-experi£ working in the field brjlies. la former crew chief for a pit stop 'crew teaches -Of special concern are services for the elderly. mechanical skills, for example) and that coune selee- Practical Approach • • • • / • for school-age patrons. Present racilities appear lion is based on job availability. Graduates of the pro. be utilized to the maximum by an efficient and de· gram can )Qok forward wilbsolne conf'ld.en'cetofinding led stafr. employ!llent. • • 'Follow me! Uh, .as soon as I figure out where I'm going.' Some lime ago, Laguna Beach raced similar pro-The two school di.strict• have shown foresight and lllems. The comm:::;!!I' began pushing to get its bwn flexibility in cooperating in this common sense 'Ule library upgr and after what seemed an in· wcallollal training program. • ~ Reveal Insecurity ,. ~ , I . . . -~U-: ( J ~~r,~:·i~":. r';;.i~r:;~ ~~~ MAILBOX : ktt, J would like lo present yet , ________ ...,._ ___ ,.,_ her view. )fr. Green's Jetter lhould hav,r Letter• from rta.dtr1, art w.lcome. t; en ,ntftled ··Let·s buflll Normally, writt'r1 sltould con11eg rwel~ar bombs ror power and lheir mt11oge1in300wordlOf1.n,. rilake our beachel( black ~·ith oil Tht right to conden1t lettc1 to JU ~people like me c'8n drive over-' space or eliminate Jibri fl rele1"Wd. 10µ.e, ugly ii•·1uzzlin1 tanks at · ..,ll J~tter;-1 muat f"e:lude lfgnatvce 70 mph'." .. and.,,.Qlll1111 adlJ,.., bl" nam•• m"ll 1 u member or the Siena · be' withhttl4 on r~lt fl IUfffdent ub. 1 take orren11e at beiftg • reuon {1 apparent. Poet'll will Ube ctslltd· ··narrowmindtd and J'Ublf•htd. lSllfia~. •· Jr p.j r • Green would only · ~onomy cars ~ouid.average 25 to labk tn a mirror, he would see ~ miles per gallon of ga.Oline. •t1tat people who r drive 350 That Would help UI' save a~ Of tfarsePower car• S're. not only • the 17 miJlion barrels oT gas we 1"e-Jfish. narrowmtnded and burnever)'.d~y. . wasteful but lnaec::ure n' well. I We bad" tt.t.« do that, or ev· ou\~ appr.~cl•te lt If you publish erybody. \!' b;i> w;ilking within thi• other v~W.jic!ln~. the ileJI ~ yeon. 1lnd we won't 1 1EVE HENRY be eatlns·much, erther. Our food 1 -• , . Is prod Uc'd bY millions of Uetr-t • Ji'ollure sopbisticat~d rarm machines. all 'l"othe Editor ~ ,, . •Since the auto Industry is the k'ey to our economy. Its decision Lo · cl'tmmil suicide thi!i year affecl1:1 ·~all. The reee!ution won'lend un - l I Detroit makes car1:1 thllt mericans can arrorcJ to buy and (\rive. AulC) workers earn over S6 per hour. We ordinary "mOf\als who are expected to buy their pro• ducts earn much lesg, Thal is why we can't arrord cars with vinyl tops, opera windows, velour up- holstery. pluH..h carpeting, and a Jong Ust or unneeded power gim· rpicks th~t guzzle l(asollne. DETROIT could build 8paclous, four-pa!Uicnger, rour- C'ylindcr, frontwhcel drive cars selling for $2,500 to 53,000. But de· •igner8' \t'.OUld have to knock off tone hoods and trunks, plus more lJlan Sl.000 worth. or useless ex- Jrasthat are bullt U.t.o most cars. Properly driven, such tr~c I Quotes I •Karen Jo Gouaaua, Redlands ..!. ''The women's lib movement Nd perhaps 1011e overboard In ils concern for the use or mlsus~ d_ the word •man' in job lilies. ~· But women are jusUJied in, · liecomlng livid when lnfol'inatlon them given la news stories anted agaln•L them time time slmPlYjffl•UO.• of sex." r . • ' ~enoe111 .conlpbe\l, Plt!Jlbnrgh "lsn'flt time rortherestortbe world to 11row up and realize that "'•Y con:t depend on a Santa ei1uo to sol•• their problem•~ hn't It long ove~due for Amerlco expect these naUon.1 lo race r own probltm• a little more ad or relylnJ on the guilt' ple1eo or American Uber1ll rrytb•ID throuah?" I . . powered b~ pelroletlm rue ls. 'Jl'RANK'C. WORBSJR Likes P*!ep lr To the Editor: The more I read the Pilot the more J appreciate your People articles. I wat especially toYehed by Al · lison Deerr's reporting about the DeBoltfamily. Plea1e keep up the good work •8Jld thanks again. JUSTIN COLYAR ChUUng To the Editor : Re: Your headline or 1/28/75 : ''UC I No Threat to Other h0ttpltals". This country ha§ rar to go heforc we will hoivc enough hospitals, to say nothing or physi· <·ians. to adequutely talCe care of our ill. ls this any time to quibble about "ripping-off patients," like they are so many cattle'' WllAT A chilling commentary. not only on our society, but of the kind of minds involved in a situa· tion, wherein a hospital would be opposed on the grounds that it might be u threat , even economic. to another! Perhaps I um funrtionally naive, but I think that to oppose. as 'did Denny Carpenter. the funding pf UCl's hospital, on the bosls or ··unfair conipetition, .. is nolhfng Jess than shameful and sub-human. We'd all be a lol bet· Ler off if Denny would devote his time, in this respf!Ct, lo seeing that there be a way that monies are apPfoPriated t-0 more (and better) hospital care, not less. The whole article made about as much sense to me. as people arguing over whose tum it Is to gel sick. HARRIET ROHRER Ceatr •dlet o ry· TotheUltor. r ~,' · · , ·'l'he ·furor.o"'1' ,_. Deilni. , Cal'pen~'s ~s loprote'aU11S ppvhe 1111 lnttre11J1 11 the I. •••Ill Welt•. 1ufl JI, exP,en1e o th• UC! medical ·-•erlnl enUdam ol 1'rW7tn ••boor ha• overs)lodowed ~ • .,,.. f1et t••t. rew ~ 1notber bill by lenaloj' ._.. llllt m1fataloed U.. 111.i> c.tptnlf~ l.hl4b Lt •lmllariy .,_ rdt of this profeulOll ' 1l1ned ' to ·stv a Mfeet • fiw , • -· rdlMupon ...... porljillll & sreat rrfl,Aiidil benMlL !'I! lb•• do•• tb at the •JIJi<!DH cit U.'~to bf !llllS•d tad Uaat ,_. C11l!onM -found to i. lMdMn SenallJ'llll 245, lntrodu..d by •If dod«s, or that ·Clrponlu lut month, would re- a '* llNd IUlo qiAre the state to a•ll MYtral flt llf, _.,.,,. diolee pleeeo of residential pro- /1111 •« " .-rtJ' for 1 mer• rra<tlon ol the Wit ho11t a Nod io Co11gress • 'Dear Gloom ·Gm . • The Fed Sets the Pace .lithe paP!rs would include "' the n;.m• of 16· and 17-' year-0lds who seem lo 'be ,,. as capable as adults in the commission of crime, perhaps the emb·arassmenl to their .pUents would induce them &.o add a ·little more· super\'ision to their daily routine W.M.C. WASHINGTON -If the Senate's seniority system has set the .•oinnambular John Sparkman Ito drowsing in the chairmanship of the Foreign Relatiori's Committee, it m"BY ha~e compensated us by elevat· log .. William Proxmire to the same Position on' the Banking Committee. Although Proxmire is better knO\l.'n for what· he grows on his head than what he cw.-7 Gw ca• • ., ... _ ..-,4.,..., has in it. the \Visconsin Senator ~--•_...-lift.,,.,..... represe·nts the .best hope in ..,..._"' .. •w•11••1'· s...,....,,.. several generatioDs for changing ......... '*"'411, ... Olllty ... '-------------'·the way the Federal Reserve Board conducts the nation 's fair market value of these parcels. Specific<tlly. the biil would-require that "excess'' real es\ale which was bought by the slate when the now-defunct Pacific Coast 'Freeway was planned, be first offered to the original owners of the property at 1964 prices berore anyone else could bid on the property. In ef- fect. the bill would ~ive away the increased value or the properties to the original o\l.'ners. forcing the state to take less than half the current fair market value of these lots. monetary policy. Proxmire says he·s going to get Arthur Burns, the Fed's -chairman. 11e berb'l'e the commit.Jee to explalo wit.al 'he'• aoin& and why on a re· gular and sus· taining basis. That n,.ay nol - seem like much unless you ap · . ( VON HOFF MAN ) crashes or long ago. but today the Fed is also blamed ror the im· mediate past and the recession \lt'c're tn·in~ to live through no~·. ·'The Federal Reser\"e still ha s not abandoned its practice of t-X· panding the money suppl y by fit s and starts. one or the mujor re asons "'hy we're cxpt:r1uncing excessive inflation combined no'"'' \\'itb i;xcess_i,·C uncmplo~ · ment." sa)o'S Rep. llcnry Reuss. the new. nOn -scnority chairman of the House Banking Commit· tee. ••Between June and July of (1974) the Fed made a piajor Policy reversal, and dropped the gr.owlh rate of the money supply from an annual rate or over 9 per· cent to less than 2 percent. . \Vhat happened ? A sh<irp con· traction of the economy ... '" In the next rew months the go v· ernment is going to h<i ve to con1e up with about $26 billion to cover its expenses <ind anticipated de· ricits. How that huge amount '"''ill be raised "·ill be determined·in no small p<.1rt by the J-~ed, and that decision "·111 ha\'C much to do \1:ith cn1p\oy n1t·nt . prices and prosperit y 'l'he decis ion ~hould he made kno"·n to Cnngrt·!'t:. bcrorehand. '!'his 1s brt.·t1d on the 1 ~1blc and too 1n1po rlanl to h;1\C' ~(•\c n mt.·n nobody':-f·\"t"f hcartl of making the dt•c1:.11111 aln1n:.I 1n secret . '' hilc· tht• n :111on 1~ lt·ft guessing untli "l' f<'t·l 11:. t.•fft·et:. ll)f:.\l,I., .. Cungrt'ss ~hould make ~uc h poll t~ dt·tis1ons . That 1.1.·oult.I rt·4u1re nt·\\ legislation and an upprt·c1ation nf \\·hat the Fed dot·s "·hi ch n10:.t members of Congrt•ss don't ha\'l' The two ne...,, chairmen do have ii \\'hcthcr you ~•i..:rt.·e or disagree ,,·ith their t·connrnlcs. they h::t\'e the technic•d knO\\ lt.•dge. Ir thcy use 11 1n a Sl•rics of open and !'>l'~1 rl'h1ng cunln1i\ll'l' hl'a1ings, th1..·v Illa\' bl.' ahlt• to t•durate their colit•.1gu.l'!'> <i nd thl· puhlic. 'fhen. perhap~. thl· fuundal1ons '"'ill ha\'C bt~en laul to lt.·~1~lat1\cly re· n1odel the n1ont:'lary policy pro- t·e~s IT SllOULD be noted that these properties were not con· demned nor \l.'Cre the owners forced to sell when they chose to put the parcels on the market in the early 1960s Further, thesl<J.te paid rair market value ror each parce l \l.'hcn it was acquired. Yel, Senator Carpenter would now compel the state to sell the properties al a total loss or severa l hundred thousand dollars which \\·ould otherwist' accrue to the state. preciate the opaque vai>or of un· accountability in which the peo· pie who print our money operate. Ordinarily nobody knows wbat this agency. with its power to bring the jOys of inflation or deflation crashing down on us, is doing until it has 11-lready done it. It's harder to know what the Fed is up to, much less control it, than it i!'to put the clamps on the CIA. A Follow-along Quiz Even more insidious is the rac:t that over 30 of the lots acquired by the sl<ite have already been sold at auction, giving the state a very substantial increase over the original purchase costs. Senator Carpenter's bill makt•s no attempt to compensate the owners or these already-sold pro· 1>erties. tr he were genuinely in· terestcd io all of these prior owners. it would seem that his proposal is about one year l<M> late : the fact that he was up for re-election at the time it would h<ive been necessary to introduce such a bill speaks for itselr. As one who has rrequcntly criticized government spending. Scnutor Carpenter has now placed himself in a somewhat contradictory position by author· ing a bill which would virtually give away badly needed slate as· sets at a time \\"hen state taxes are already heavy and may soon increase even furthC'r. It "''ould seem that this bill . which will enable a select few lo re-obtain choice residential pro· perties 9n Kings Road. Clirf Drive and other Ne"'"JX)rt Beach , locations at giveaway prices, is mosl ill-considered. ' PHILLIP A. PETTY l • . .. . . ~· ,: • ... tli•l\, ·t:.n / bonow • cup of olll' • Theoretically al least, once a year the CIA ha s t<> come to Congress and gel some more money to do whatever it is that it does. Ir Congress has a mind to, il can use the lever or appropria· lions to learn whether the creature has been behaving itself. THE FED doesn't come to Congress for an· annual ap- propriation. It gets the money it needs rrom the profits it m~kes from trading in government securities. It's perfectly legal. That's the \\'3Y the Fed was set up. l\1ost or the profit is turned over lo the Treasury, but the pro· . Today 's quiz is some what easier and different from most . Each entry contains three items: you are to provide lhe rourth item that naturally or logically rollows . (As a baby example. "Eeny," "Meeny," and ·'Mincy" would be followed by "Mo.") One-third right is excellent. l . In order or total world grain produc- tion, Wheat, Rice, and Corn are followed b y 2. In order or U.S. Vice Presidents. Adams, Jef- ferson a~d Burr are followed by 3. The most popUlous cities in the world. as of 1972. are Shanghai, Tokyo, New York and ccss by which it supports itself encourages a spirit of obdurate independence and willfulness -. _further bolstered by the fact that 4. The ''Four Preedoms" enun· the terms of the seven members ciated by President Roosevelt or the board of governors are no were Freedom from Jt~ear . less than 14 years each. Freedom fr.om Want, Freedom of The Fed's isolationlrom public Spe ' ch and ---. understanding is also·· helped 5. In order of brightness as visi - along by a perfusiqn of functions ble Jrom earth, lhe stars are and a complexity of operation Siri s, Canopus. Cenlauri and 6. In order of succession, King H ry VIII married Ka(harine or Ar gon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Sey our and ---. \ 7. Geologic eras or the earth begin in lime with the Cenozoic. the Mesozoic, the Paleozoic, and the-. and organization that taxes· the powers of all but the most expert lo understand. Thus, though the Constitution puts the responsibility for managing tt)e natiori's currency on Congress in a very special and speciric way, its members have found it easier on""their sluggish intellects to let the Fed go its owg way. In the 61 yearl since its· crea-8. Admission of the original 13 lion lhe Fed'• way has been lo ac· colonies Into the Unioo folloWed crele power. Th·e Fed's way has. iA the order of Dtilaware1 also 'been a n1l1lalten way ac· Pennsylvania~ New Jersey ana cordln& to Iii• thinking or i!JI ""':"-· • l'lf~e and ~!lowing ramll~ of 9, The firot Academy .\war$ cjojt1ei. Maay of them . believe . for . ".Bes~ picture" or tho year thl'I ~n 1111.o nclal e)'ls18 alter went aucc"llSl,.ly to "Wings" fln1nclal crt•I• the Fed bas un· "!lrl>•dl"•Y •• "All Quiet on i~e ramnaly dOlle ihe wrong .thing W•~l•r•. Front .. and .. _ .. · 4114• .I ~•-usuall1 been . . · · · ( SYDNEY HARRIS) that he could promise to bring them only "blood, Loil, tears and .. ' 12. Area n1t."asuremcnls are given in S<1uare Inches. Square Feet. Square Yards and -. 13. Startinj? offi cially in 1889, the heavy'"'•eight OOxing cham· pionship ·title s "'cnl from Sulli\'an to Corbett to Fitzsim· mons lo - 14 . The four honk s in the Confu· ciao canon arc the Analects the Gre<it Learning, the l\1ean 'and 15. The, J-'our·l·I clubs make pledges to Head. 1-leart, Hands and -- l\NS"'t.:RS : I. Sorghum. 2. George Cli nton. 3 . J>e king. 4. Freedom of Worship. 5 . Arcturus. 6 . Anne of Clev~s. 7. J>r~-Ca mbrian . 8. GeorJ(ia. 9. "C1mmaron... 10. Seven <thf next prime). JI. "Sweat '.'• 12- Square Rods . 13 . Jeffries, J4. The Mencius. 15. Health. I ORANGE COAST DAliY PILOT Roberl N. Weed, 'Publ11her Thoma1 KeaOJ/, f;dilor Borbaro Krri&iidl, Editorial Page Editor domln1t~dbymenwhoareoutof 10. In thla -eartlc~l•r touch with the best knowledge or . arltbmeUcal series; what shOOld • • the lime. ·be the nexl nurb WI\' ,2, a, .s and Tht! edttor111 Pate or the Dail)' ·Pilot 'leek.f tO inrorm and ¥imulate r~aders by pre!1en11n11 on \hl1 ~It! d1vvrse eoni.menlnry on \~ti~ In- terest by .sypdlcated ~Jlurtlhiilts and cartoonists. by prow~t11n1 a /Ofum (or re~rs' vie'6'.s tutti b~~lln~ this ne'IV•P•Jle~'i .cwlnlon~ •l'i'd tdeaa on current top It'll;, 11'~ edltoM1I QJl\nlon& of the 'Dall¥ !Wjlot \atiJfai· only ln thf!.ectiti1dal bolu.mfi.•t tho ~op of th~ page. ()plnU>ns c:itprHl!t'd by tK"! citlumnlsfs ~nd cal't.oonl•\f •net le1ter "'ritcf'S Hre their own·~ no itn~mf'nl or thrlr views by thf: _,. • j ~ ' ,. NOT ON!. Y 18 Fed policy In the. 11 . Upon b•ing elected !'rime hls:orte1I past bl1med lor the ·Minister In 1940, Winston ,sulferjn11 or economic drops and Churchill told the British people I Otlly Pilot should ht' infe-rrcd " I •I Wednesday. f'ebruary 12, 19;5 • • ~~tulfstn Surge RUSSIA HAS H · C.. d BAD ·YEGGS ome ya.-ens. •r.fpSCOW <UPI) . 1 • " Sixt~ yoµths went on a ' ot the Armenian Bepdle Drops In G~ Whols Corning For. Dinrier?..:...a Snake P P bl year.long rampage of Ose ro em theft ID Yerevan, ~lpital . Republic, stealing from HAYWA!lD (UPI) -John Lopei .SomeonewouldcomnoutandgetiL WASHINGTON !UPI) -Government· experts ·ahoJjs, Wareh9uses and was .aboul"to crack an egg In the .sayec009.mJcuncertaJnt.yhas ledtoaboominhome railroad trucks, the When •humane officer Dan Croop l a.rdeaJdjl'..P-and home canrun· g. Tho re···"·. the .n e w s P a P e r Crying pan for breakfast when a snake reached into the stove to grasp the ~ s · 1. · reared its ugly head from under the p11• It urled tlghU d bis &realf!J\ aumber of botulism cases Jut year alnce oc1a tst1che~kaya In· re J8, c y aroun theDepl'eeslon. du~lria Ba id. .. . . grating on the sto~e. arm. 9(8cla1B 1 11ay~ an , estimated six million home One of thei~ most sue· Lopez, understandably, dropped the "Mr. God, it's a python, .. he said, tfardenswerep!•ntedlp.1974,malnly.becauaeofris· ,cessful tr1~k s , the eggonthefloor. • JcnocklnJ the si:iake off tuaarm. He •RI IO?d prices ~nd lingering fears of un~ploy· newspaper said,. wa~ to He reflected for a moment on ""Summoned help and captured the mmt. The new gardens have meant more novic• · wa~h orf the destii:iations whether this was really happening. eight-foot snake in a cage. canners. and t,fle ex"rts say thJlt cout4 be •he tltalked on railroad Then he called the county animal reuonforthe fncrease ln deadly t>otn11•1n. Wf •• f~tri.ght wag~s B;nd ~e· Control office. How the python got in the stove -W--direct theml\-O'tq,u1et std· remains unsolved. Possibly a SB VEN PERSONS WEll"E KILLE~,by iogs where th~)I emptied They told him the snake was previous tenant left it in the OAJLYPILOT A~ P'j,ro111ofjo '! , James Lyun, lie head of Otrice of Management and Budget, took $17,500 a year. pay cut hj shift of Cabinet~ He made iao,ooo u Housing and Urban Development secretary while new budget post pays $42,500. ldalllm last•year -nve frotn. Jtome .canned nSod. the.trucks atl~ure. . probably a harmless gopher snake. apartment. . one from commercially packed fQOd 411doM w~ ,. . .__ ___ ._,._'--------------------.,.--------------------------------- the source was not known. Thf! Center· ft:tr biaei · ' ~ntrol reported 20 O\ltbreaks of botulism Po!ion · lrivolvioV 30 persons -the hl.lh'tst one--ye8k!r,\of since 1935. '· 1 ( . . "! As a result, officialnre trying to alert cQtieufutF' to .t.he dangers of poorly preserved foqds. :,. 1 , We are plaon1ug a press conference M&rch ~. launch a massive information and educatlbn ~ gram. naUonwtde to inform consuDJiers on '.how td safely' home-can,•• said Nancy Steflrts, doila ~ advjser at the Agriculture Departmeijt. ·; ' , , . ' . IN THE MEANTIME, SHE suggesb 'nyon• doubtful of the quality of home canned food..Jbould . check with the Agriculture Department ta <?OUnty extension agent. . · Botulinum bacteria occur naturally but are; usually killed wbeil canneil.iood& are boiled u llart of the cannll')g proceSs. If the food is not heated enough, they can grow in the uirless surroundings. One taste or tainted food can be fatal. 'Safe . ' Sure' Sterilization Told WASHINGTON (UPI) invented by Dr. lnbae -A gynecologist at Yoon, an assistant pro- Johns Hopkins. Medical lessor of aynecology and School bas developed a obstetrics at the method of sterilizing Baltimore Hospital. ~ women by attaching a .tiny silicone rubber ring Dr. R.T. Ravenholt, · head of AID'• Office bf to a segment of the Fallo-Po 1 ti .d th pian tube. . pu a . on, sa1 e pro- Tbe new form of ''belJy cedure 15 safe and simpJe button surgery" was an· and can be taught to dw:: nounced by Johns tors everywhere. It.):'5 Hopkins and the Agency been . tested at Jo.hns for International Hopkin~ and medical Development. It was ce~t~rs.1n Korea and the described as a pre· Philippines. liminary step toward re· ''This newly developed versible sterilization. procedure offers an Johns Hopkins says alternative method for the sterilization method, permanent control of un· known as the Falopering wanted fertility in procedure, can be women without subject· performed on an outpa· Ing them to the risk o( in· tient basis with a local jury from heat common- ·aneslhetic and no preg· ly used in current nancies. have occurre<i .sterilizatlon pro· a:mong t,OSO . women on eedures," the announce- which it has been done. menl said. "As further Women would spend only studies are completed, it two to six hours in the is hoped that re · hospital after the sur~ searchers will develop a . gery. reversible sterilization The prOcedure was procedure." .It's Not Too Late To Promise Ber Anything AND Give Ber Our Page There's still time to order a Daily Pilot Valentine·-a greeting to your love'all fhi . world can share. on Friday, the Daily Pilot will publish your Valentine's Day message in the "card" of your choice. All you have to do is select one of the • borders shown below and express yoar sentiments in wor.ds which fit the outlined box. Q; I, ·l ~ ~ 2 ~ j -~O' ·'· ,~,. 3 . Then, come into the Dally Pilot office nearest your home, before Thursday noon. Or, just give us a call . We'll bill you for the $8 Valentine's greeting just''as we do for any claaslfled ,ad. Or, ~ou mey your Benl<Americard or Master Charge. Make It a Valentlne·s Dey your love will npt forget Call 8-42-5676 and glv11 har oor P•9•· . . 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Kost recently eonOict,.1)11 cen· , et, :rercy MacAdaQ), J>r!'jll· terecl on a 1y1t•lll \be poUCI' ol· f:t of the Laguna lle•F/I J'Oll l1~er1 call a "quota". and ployes' Association aalcl !hie , flla•ace!ll•nt clllls ~ .. standard" f m ol Law EnfQrchtent under · wlllcb th'O 'number of ns'u)\161 And' R•••itt•h' tlcketa w,rltten bl ~·~ 'olflc,r CLECAR> he;tded by for'm:ertos ,wetchs' lowar~ promotion and l\l!i~les l'ollce CMlef TOlll Red· pay inc~1es. dh1 'should have a report re"1Y .MacAdarh and other members Within six weeks. oC' U.e auociatiOn . charged tile ~The employes' associaUOG b8' s)'st.em waa turnint Lagun• ' . THE PICK OF Punch t I ' • "· PllNCK .. ' ' ..... + Beach patrolmen into ''.ticket D\-1ers." . Earlier, the association and 'lfie chfe( clashed over, sta(fbrg which policemen charged left lit! ·adequate numbers ot men in the •fieJd. At one point, Ot)e patrolfl)aq Was assigned to cover \he entir.e city, although he could be backed up by supervisory. personnel •n the station house. The LECAR probe isoneo(two under way in the city police de· partment. The second ls a an'd Trai'ning (POST) an arm of tht state department of justice,· Th st study reeiults should. ' . , .. •"·.~·· l'M • ' • r,, 1j1, • • ~ MEN.'S CO-ORDl'NA-TSS .' Loretta's Pill I Tastes ·~et ' NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -T9 some:·1..oretta n's new song '"The Pill" mighl be too. bitter to s allow. But tO the country music star it has the s eet taste of success. ' ' t The song depicts a fed-up wile who tells her husband that two can play the roving gam.e now tlat she's gQt the "p\ll." lt has received some ad· Yiirse reactiqrn from 'COUOtry music .,gd~·stations. Solme have refused to pl~ it. ~ Ir · · · · > ' . •! 1"ALl. THESE SfATIONS DID b# banning it ~to aay just en.Ough to make it a Smash,'' said ,mLynn. ....~ . . '" And according to MCA recor,ds. the song, re-• l8ued: lut week, is selling about 25,000 copies a clay. ' • eptional, even for Loretta," said ..Jol)n Brown, an MCA promotion <Of(icial. But Brown added that three ' or four radio stations banned the c. !$Ong on the grounds that it was in bad.taSte. Miss Lynn,"whosaysshebas been happily married since she was 13, ~ald no one could accuse hero( slurring motherhood.· "I've six kids anti I'll take LYNN the 'pill' anytime," she said. Four o·r her children were born by the time she ~ 18. El&)lt.years later:, she gave birth to twins. Recalling her days ot early motherhood, Miss Lynn joked: '• "I didn't know at ftrSt what-was causin' all this. I went to the doctor the first time and he said, 'You're pregn3nt.' ''I SAID, 'WHAT'S THAT!' He said, 'You're ·gonna have a baby.'. • •·1 said,'[ can·t have no baby!' "'He said, 'You're married, aren't you? Sleep- jng with your husband, aren't you?' I said yes and yes. He said, ·wet• then yoU're gonna have a baby.' , "I tell you. if.they'd had the p\11 a little earlier, I tlilnk I'd have eaten •em like popcorn.'' · Cre~hton Party Set . SAVE ON OIAIN .UNI( FAIRIC b0/oOFF*' I • / Special Buy . . . M.en's Polj•ter Shirt ind Pint· Co-ordinate. Machin• W1shable • Sold Separate shlrt6.99 P1nt7 .99 Girls Shirts 2.22 Special Buy. GlrlsShlrts. 50% Polyester, 50% Cotton. Machine Washable. Assorted Colors. Sizes 7·14. Save OJ 15. '/0, On Ott/ Entire LiQB"bf Hangers 82C TO 1.95 Reg. 97C to2.29 Many 1tyle1 lo chooH frvrn . l SALE Clear Storage Boxes Self-.lacking, lid type, styrene boxes 49CR09.6 •. • Sttoe_}'Ox. 121hx6:YolC4~. 1.59 ~eo. 1.17. HeaviWeighl. 14.Yox11x4w. 1.99Rog. 2.57. Jumbo. 161111117~. ' .. ; ' .. ' . - : •• i 25o/o ·oFF Trojan Lugg111e' 5.99 O<lg. 7.ltlol• . 5.24 orig. 8.H Cosm. 6eu 7.49 ..... 9.lt 21" cwent4ght ad 9.74 ..... 12.00 25" comp1nlon '11.2.4 «'9.14.lt 27" comp1nlon Tough vinyl e1tlerior, l'a)"Clfl satin lned. In blue, iJ'&en, lilJgerine, ..... • 24.90 2·Drow... file Reg. 29.99. 14" deep. 15" wide. 30" high. Heavy gauge furniture steel. In desert tan linish. .. 4-0rawer Pie lleg. 56.99. 18" 52 90 deep. 15" wide. 52" hql. 2 drawers lock. Heavy gauge sleet • Desert tan 34.90 69.90 2·Drewer Ille Reg . 39.99 Lockable. 18" deep. 15" wide. 30" high. Both drawers lock. In desert tan finish. 4-Drawe< Ille Reg . 74.99. 24" deep. 15" wide. 52" ·high. Al drawers k>ck. In desert tan finish. XPa're,t 113 t51 111 D I ------·-- Coupon Studio Prints · from Kodacolor negatives. One size o nly I le ·eac~ Prints from Slides .. , 3X album size lrom 35mm and 128 sltdes. Prices ellecltve F-eb 13th lhru Feb. 18tl\. 1975 ' Sela 1llrt1 . • Thu!1day , Ftb.12,Enda Sundly, Fib • ., 1e, 1e1s, • l ;I ' . ' ' 1 I ,, • . -, • • , w.ctnffday. P!bru!ry 12.1915· • OA/LY PILOT . A 9 ·' UCIAss11res Part-timers • • SCHNAPPS 1 • BRUSH ... SCISS~R. ~TYLES A.SECRET " · lly DOU!} FJll:rzsaiE , P11>1r•1J1mallc-commit·' 'by lbe .. ame profeuon y,ara that lJlore de· 0t1t110.1t»'"'*,..". menta in terms of even· as regular classes and tnands are tielnl made LOWER · Tbe: Univer1ity1 or ing clasa,s." JusLiceo have Ute same require· by older aod youn1er .oal1fomia will not,Jeave ,taid. · menls. . ·student.a for more part· IJud~..aJ.s.IJl the_.partittme -But tho1t1 'arrange· The importance.;, the time pro1ra m 1, •~ he extend.t;<l unlversity ~.ro-menll wouli:I be designed program Justice said, said. gram high and dry It to phase out the program ''is p3rtiy. selfish. 1'ie ''It Is a growing trend the progr~m ia cut from · an<t no new s tudents uni'lersity will not be and one aspect is part· De¥t >:ear 8. b~dget# .a.U~ would be,, admi,ted into growing due to demo-time degree prol.rams. · r lrv.ine adm.1n1strator \Old t,tle extended unive rsity. graphic happenings over · "The·re are some pro.. stud~nts th1s _week. : the next few years. O.ne grams the univer.sity BOCHUM, Cermany <UPI> -Bernard J acobi turned 104 years Old and s_aid the secret oC his Iona !ire may l.ie in his breakfasting habits. Jacobi, who rathered nine children a nd has eight grandchildre n and five g r eat-gra ndcbiJ. dr~n. recommends a stiff daily schnapps (strong corn liquor) before eat· ing a hearty breakfast. HOW ro DQ lllEM-SnP BY mP Anyq~ can care f0t • Br.uetl a Blower heir a1y1...-c:J; e. our oth~ curl oojoUng.. fuss--frte. full functlonal • =J SCIS50t-1'STYUS whie)b,.e as easy to do as juat sham· 11 PC>ot Otl' lt.md cuts, ti¥ tumb'e cuts. curllny lfon CU1S.· wdb SQWet dry, bn.ith 'n .fluff cuts or slr.p~.w~·~ ~ and wear cuts are SCISSOQD, all take-cartH>f-yoursell sty1e1, GOOd for any adv. any halr, No teasing, no I> rOl,lers. no pins, no POLLUTING HAIR SPRAYS. M.toi MO Sit f'l&NAflllMT WA'lll. ft>lil M.t.Y tom¥• WANT YO lb YOUI ~ i ,, Keith Ju~tice, UCJ ~e: RXTENDED universi· way to continue to grow feels it can teach on a ••.ut. ·1 •• OPEN JOSEPH'S SclSSOR STYLING ) an of special pr?tr•me ~l dif(ers frorn the part· and evolve is to look at part·tirne basis -we ) · ~nd _the exte.nde~.5 U•e BtOdent program in new audiences. wouldn 't have a course ~venuty, .hel~ th• Jjl; • µtat extended university in welding, for example inc to bnn,a)tudelltau ·<lasses focus on night ''ALSO THERE has -andthosearetheones lo date on_ !1 l>~msal'by ~urs. ·been a gro'AC.ing realiaa-we-are ofte·ring, •• he ;;;:;iw ~·>Edm~;g;.~ :11fe eounr .. are·taueht tion over the past few said. t• -·I I -• 1 lflM SAT.& SUN. t •S 356 S. Tu111in Ave .. Orange 4 \ ~Hamilton A \le., Huntington Beach 305 N .-.Harbofl 811/d .. Fuller1on ,,, •• ttJ h t61-JIU ., 179-ll•J (LOCAfEOAT THEF,.SC•HATINGVttlAOEl 801.J ,,,,_ Ad 1._ Jr that tlie 11•rl.-tjm0' . .,..,... ., .,. e ;., . d•cre<1 prqgraJI) e •IA --;;;;;;--;;;;;::;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;; Saloonkeeper Too(J from' tlte t'IS·7l t•tt Shor has been c;hosen i·4~nlribution to un lo .advise N&w •York iverstty. .{ • City's Off.tra'ck Bet: • "THE lj;Vft;frY t1,n g c.orp. on Its has ·never left aOyone move into ~eneraJ-stranded once they are1n sJ)Ort$ ga·mbJ1ng. the: pipeline.'' ·JusJ.ice sa.jd Tuesd~y. ~ , President Drfuks Te That The dean consideri the eXt~nded univ,rstty pro- gram at the nine UC campuses "\b,e m ost im· port.ant -item' in the 1975 and 19'/l>~dget.'' Extended ,university al Jtie UCI cBmpys orrers , rlight cdurses ·atmtd at degrees rn--'ScR'l"l T OPEKA, KAN . ecolo,y, S'"panish -PresidebtE'ord te_a_ch"'Jlg and ~d a nd t'Midwesl governors nn1~str,N,ioq t"8ch1pg. made hi story as' the first Social 4:~~gy UJ.he O(lly visiting dignitaries lo area w1tfl, brith gradujte 1ega11 y c 0 n 5 um e and ~nds.g,radbate in· alcoholic beverages at struc~1on... . Ced ar Crest, the gov· Un1vers1tyw1de, the ernor's mansion. pr~g.ram..cests about $1.2 .. A bill which became m1ll1on abn~ally, with l.iw last week <.1 1lowscon-$101 .000 .going to t~e sumption or a lcoholic 174·studeat prog~,,-n;}.>'J beverages on st<tte· theUCl campus. owned property only if the property conStit utes the home or a slate employe or official. Kansus · F'irst Lady Olivia Bcnnctl . chose a rQ,o;e "'inc fur Tu~sduy's lun cheon. In addition, ~trs . Bellnt:'ll said wine v.·as used in u SiJuce for th~ me;jl she personolly cooked. Mrs. Bennett said she saw no objection to offer· ing "·inc lo guests. IF THE MONE)' is not provid-ed next year, Justice said, the campus will let the students·con-· tin,ue as regular part. tim e s tudents, .which would r:,aise their fees from SI08 a quartei> tO $185. How ever, that would require the campus to reschedule courses in those program areas for night hours. ··we \1rill continue1pur Reward Set " LA's Slasher Sought ' LQS,.\NGELES (UPI )-1\ Sl,000 reward is being offer ed in television <tnd ne<A'spaper advertis ing ror inCormation on the city's terror killer knov.·n as the "Slas her." The newspapf.'r classi ri ed ad \\'as pla~cd by i\lctromcdi;1 'fclf'vision. and a spokesman ror KTTV said 1l has brought rt!sponsc rrom hundreds or person ~. THF. AD o•·t•t-:Rs Tllf: money to a "secfet ~it· ness. for inforn1;.tlion lc<tding to the arrest and con- ,.·iction of the person or persons knov•n as ··skid Row Slasher ... " A list or SOm(' nr the killer's nine victims ralloY•S <.1long with a phone number lo call. CllARl.F.S '.\I . RJLE\', VICE president and news director of the station. said the information re· l'eived is passed on lo a l.os Angeles Police Depart· nicnl delcl·ti,·c assigned to coordinate the Secret \\"itncss progra m . T he Sla !->her has cut lhe throats of nine men since Dec. I , seven or them in the downtown and Skid l~o\\' ar'-·a s and l\110 in llollywood. 1-fe has becomt:.· lh,l' nbjf.'C'l of the l:.irgest aJOd most intense police manhunt in the city's history. Rescue your1amlly from the high cost of,e~Ung out. Elring them ,i~··. for our juicy. top.sirloin steak served ~th fre!ll;~ Fries, 'r ex as Toast ' and.a ~ellpiri!l ctfsp iossed salad. · At $3.95, It's abeoluteiy super! \ ~0013Wl'JJ . I . ' Two SuperSteak Dinners $6. 95 · with a i,, liter ol wine. $ 7. 95 f • "'*-w . r. • • ' I \ .. " • • ' • • ., " • The .ll:easury -, ower Prope1119 • $wer . 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' .. t ) ., • Redwood .Planters .'·,~2.77 12 .. 3.99 .. , ,; ,.5.99 Octagonal planters ol genuine Californie redwood. 'SAVE 20o/o ~·~.)) SALE Multi-position lounger s11 Reg. 13.88. White/avocado, White/tangerine, while/brown 'l1ny1. Adjustable. '· ' ' ., Sal• price• tffoctlft WtdnMday, Fenlli't 12, tt71 1jlni Sunlt*y febniert'11, 1975. • • t • 1 • ' ' ) ·I I ' " J . , I I ' .tJf OAILYl'ILOT Cough Signal.& Danger I· I , ll1Dr.~o DEAR »• ·StBIN• CROHN: It all started with what lffmed to be an ordinary ooldi·But rpy husband who Is a lnl~k d river kept riit>~ Pl\ working. For abo\lt a week or so he had some fever and a slia:btcouah. Duriqg the past six weeks his cough Is much worse. He brings up sputum and keeps on clearing his throat. At night he gets spells ol coughing. They keep him awake. and me too. I 've asked him to 10 to a doclQr, but he's stub· I • I • I ----_, ___ - --_1_ --·--=----- -------~4".o ~~~ .... ~,wLUL ~~----- } • I "fl \'. L.M. Boyd . -. . Sophia's 'Gift· CWJ~oiP Built :, I I , • 1 Mister, ii your wile were ollered a better· WHAXS the 11~1 thln)I you {hlnk 'al>out• paying job than yours, would you want l\er lo when you wake up fu the mornrna?f' 'What, Lake j t 7 Pollsters put that query M11lll1UW6U1· , __ ti me 1s-it·: ·!.'lTI:l:l.)11. ne a 1!t~1e blt ~v.iou,&..~but husbands:-And one man in six said no, 'he'd that's my answer. Recentl y put thls qiaery ttS a ""·ant hi$ wife to turn doWh said job. Two II\ stx small sampling or~iabout 20 youna men and said stire. let's get that extra money. or:-Words .,,;omen in adjacent offices, and those who to that affect. Three in six said it didn't mat-didn't blush mentioned lhe time thing, too. Ex· ter, sDt;'.d take it , anyhow. cept one transplanted '\'ankee. He said, "Oh no, grits again." IT'S • MATTER of record, too, that Sophia Loren's husband, Carlo Ponti, gave his wife/or QUERIES.FROM CLIENTS her fortieth birthday a 14· Q. ··what's a ·crossword pancij;ke'?'" carat gold toilet seat. Cor· .-\.That's what the Englisttcall waffles. respondtbts say it was r ~ custom lilted, but they t THAT OtrrFIT known as the Marketing won'tsayhow. l Science Insti\ut.e reports that hardly any B PRllffl lffJJJf.•/111 THEHAllDFACTS children over~\O years old beli,eve the ad,s on Miss San Clemente, Am told by a garment _ TV. . t h maker that large Women . R b Susan Kay Pee ous, WAS NON OTHER than o ert 0 wear out clothes twice as SChuman, that famous Jo'rench diplomat, ~·ho will be among 4 com-r as t as do s ma 11 said: ··Wh eh I was a youni m an, 1 vowed peting for title of women ... REMEMBER, never to marry until I found the ideal woman. California Ci tr u s barten'der, if the old boy . • Well, 1 found her. But , alu s, she was waiting Queen opening night University. Kathleen can't pronounce •·truly rural," hl'.S ·had fo'ttheidealmap." or the 60th National Connelly is amofjg 1,142 enough .. GOURMETS who ought to.kn9'W\!Cqn-Orange Show in San students receiving the tend no alcoholic beverage g~s better w{t,h' A.ddressmailtoL.M.Boyd,P.O.Borl560,CosJa Bernardino, March OJJ, Dean's Li,st DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE honor for fall semester curry, chiliorsteamedclanis th&ncold be~r. \ M,!I09'2626. COf1Jlright 1975L. M . BO'Jld. ,,~~?ll~t...~A~r~i~z~o~n~a'....::w~o~rk~.~·~~~~~~~·~~~~·~-~-~-~~~~~~-~~-~~~-=·~~~~~-~·~~~-~~-~-~~-~~-~~-~~-~-~~~~~ .... ~_.:13~.~~~~,..-~~ born. }le says it will gO'° ~.-~ ... ~~~----~.w:---- away.. l tell him that smoking does not help, either. But he keeps on. And says •·stop nag- ging:'' What else can I do?-Mrs.C. COMMENT: I think you will have to leave it to him since he's a blg boy, now. It 's his responsibility. 1£ he con- tinues to ''hope it will go away," he may wish himself into a chronic bronchitis. At this stage it is sometimes di£ficult to tell if it's the end or acute bronchitis, or the begin· ning of chro n ic bronchitis. But the label is unim p o\-tant. He should do something for it before he gets em- physema or something else. Although bronchitis is p rimarily an inflamma· tion of the bronchial tubes, he may have an infection in his nose and throat, also. This may contribute to his throat- clearJng and cough. Ir his original infection was due tO a virus, chances are that antibiotics will not help -unless bac· teria have complicated the picture. AS Y OU SAY, Mrs. C., smoking does · not help. •All be is doing is irritat- ing a lready sensitive mucous me mbranes in nose, throat. bronchial tubes and lungs. If he c an quit, this may be the only t reatment he needs. Inhalation of steam at night may help prevent · the night coughing. Try a vaporizer . A doctor will. prescribe expectorant cough mixtures also to loosen his cough. Drink· · ing a large amount of fluids dalJy helps liquefy thick phlegm. ' Until he gets over this, keep the bedroom com- Jorta bly warm .. i\nd always keep allergy in mind. If in doul1t, have him see an allergist. ••• FOR ~IRS. W.: I am sorry to say -in.spite of t he ads you have been re- ading -that we still have no specific cure for psoriasis. However, like arthritis, or gout, or diabetes, it can be con· trolled and helped. Although they are frustrated and dis- couraged <which l can understand), I believe that many psoriasis pa· tienls might be helped and improved if they did not stop visiting their· doctors too soo n . But patience on the part of the psoriasis suf- .ferer and understanding on the part of the doctor are, I think, the two most important elements in treatment. FOR MRS.,N.: There have been some reports that crash-dieting and too-rapid weight loss in people with already un- stable personalities have caused serious mental disturbances. S"ome: have developed a psychosis. Your sister's sudden ebaoge ln personality and queer behavior may be due to her self- treatment: a starvation diet that has produced a we ight loss of more than 50 pounds wit.bin a few months . Better call tn your family doctor or a psychlattlJt. POa MR. Y.: Jo BOme cu11 where oJ)eraUf?~ ha to lie performed on 111>!)er end olthestom•ch or lhe lower "'"" or the esopb•f\I• (illlletJ bol/l the cllMt cavity and •I>-• clomlnal cav14' ~ en· IMed. Sil b IAMlfir/ ta• called a "thoracol•· ·~my.•• 'i_-:"'T .• _ ... HOME IMPIOVEMllT THAT COUITS . CARPET YOUR ENTIRE ·HOME · llVll~IOOM, lllllG IOOM, HALlWAf & TWO IEDIOOMS ·• COMPUTILY llSTAUll s . OVll LUIUllOUS . PADDllG · 1-t•OIT COllTll- fumr IYLOl PU DUPONT NYLON TR~COLOR IHAG 100% DUPONT NYLON PILE. RICH, DEEP DURABLE SHAG IN NEW THREE.COLOR DESIGNS. LONG WEARING ANO EASILY CLEANED. .•ow SAU PRICED ••• C-IHUmAl.SS.H DUPONT NYLON SCULPTURED i00% DUPONT CONTINUOUS FILA- MENT NYLON PILE. f ASH ION ABLE THREE·LEVEL COBBLESTONE . 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Over the years more than JOO ships and planes have disappeared without a trace in the Triangle, an Atlantic Ocean expanse between Cuba and Cape ll atteras, N.C. PllYSICIST W 1\ YNE . M ES llEJl . .\N believes ··some kind of external energy force under the water" in the Triangle. could be blocking signals. from polar-orbiting \1:c:1ther satellites of the Na- tional Oceano~ruphic 1.1nd Atmosphere Administra - tion while t~cy ;.ire over the .area. "We've been plotting satellite pictures for three years." s uid A'l eshejiun. an instructor at Longwood Cqllene in F'armvillc. Vn . "For the last two, the NOAA satellite:. huve been misbehaving. It's not Just my receiver. Anyone in range will notice." Jack Glo•er. <.1n ussistnnl technical director with the National Envirunmentul Satellites Ser\'ice in SuiUand. lo1d., is amOOg lhe government officials \v b.o say lhcre is no connection between the Bermuda Triangle and satellite m a lfunctions. ''I GUARANTEE lT'S NOTlllNG in the Bermuda ·rriungle any more than t))ere's a hole in the North Pole as some people think,'' Glover said. Lloyd 1·ourvillc. an NOAA olfjcial al \Vallops Island, denied tho weuther satellites are malfunc· 11onln~. f "No \.\'ay," he sa!d. •·we would have caught it a long lime ago. 'fhouslinds of people p'ick them tsatellitc pictures ) up. anybody with an antenna. \\'e look O\'CI" the data comin~ in very carefully for ,111ything or cnvironrnenl<i\ Sii:nificaOCC." Meshl•ji<1n contends that lhcre.is "no way lhe visi· hie· phntnl!'r;qih is interefered with by other im- pulses ·· and that telemetry and electronic ~ynchroniz.ation pulses from the satellites are also hcing interfered \.\'ith. "WllY ONLY OVER TIOS part of the earth, why localized'.''' hl' asked. sa yi ng Lhe interference begins just south of New York and ends ne4r Cuba. roughly the ar·eH of Lhc Bermuda Triangle. Technicians at Suit land e xplain the interference over the area as bei.ng caused by data reado•ts ty . 1ng up the satellite circuits beginning shortly after the sat e llites cross o\'er Iceland and ending when the satellites upproach Peru in their norlh·south or· bits. Our team tells you everything you want lo know about your team .... II In the HEALING FOLLOWS REMOVAL OF CAUSE \Vhat l·an " doctor br l ·hiropructll.' do for 11 brok.cn t'IQfH!: or an open 'ol:ound? We would sl•nd such a rier!tOp lo .1 sur~con to st·l lht• bone .ind drt>ss thl' wou nd . ;ind ~i:t weeks latl'r tht" bnct~ y,,·ould h11ve mended the hone together. You see, Chiroprat'li<' µ.unts 6ut lhut nature is the e1~ergy tJ11tt c·ome~ from lhe ~'\!rain b~· w11v 01· the ner\.'OtA syslem rind J?CH.'S t:o all tJs..'l th! • <'cli!I and re.Rulates all life within 1he bodv. 1'he lack of ttiiS: 1•ner~y Would result in lo.sl'J or runction. moc.1on or hie. 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Your Choice 14.'88 ' I This faucel has a gale wake Illa! replaces the normal WHher, so ii ~·1 go drill, drip, d1ip. features a modern, dlfome design with smole, fluted handles. 4 inch celder !ti includts terator. Guaranleed s rt•rs. Model #9600: Re1.1s.99 11)18 ............ - -·:r·~= ---· --,,....._ --- • --- ' ' I l t • • • • ! ~'-=-=.,fi~<r.' I t • _! --- ! J --1 I --- I • Ali DAILVl!'ILOT I ' By Ph11 •11i.Hahd• County Fee Cut I~ Changes Audits SuperoU,ors Attack • P ov~rty Study A.gatn o ... --•·••n.---· .S•mA-~~'iANTAANA -OU!!i• mont~ slnctt &range County~Supervlsore have ·County became a county again c;-riticized an ex- In l~ aclmebody has tensive stud)' or poverty ~teO a~ the D'ioneyin and unemployment the treasury and squared J?'!>Ckets in the county, It aealnst the govern-claiming i t rails to p)\at.t'J.bank books. answer many vital quts- 1 , tions. And every month, ac-· h co-.rdlng t.o county. Alepenalty.t eboard ,Auditor-Controller V.A. voted Tuesday to slash 10 Heim the ):>ooke are percent off ihe $57,000 foundlobe inorder. .contract fee sough~ by TVl:SDAY, HEIM got the county Board or Supervisors to change the consultant that pre- pared the study, Mariscal and Company of Los Angeles. "Who theheckba1ahalrdryeronout there?" the lime-worn procedure Supervisors also re- fused to allow the study to be printed ror public distribution. They will allow limited printing for erant applicati-0n purposes._ ---------------------of monthly money counts Parking Power Eludes Cf!uiity to a quarterly check permitted under new state taxation codes. "'In the years or count· · THE FIRST Board ing the cash and recon-criticism of the study citing the bank accounts, came last October when we have found no er-the consultants firstsub- SANTA ANA -Late Tuesday, supervisors rors,'' Heim said. "The mittedtheirproduct. lastyear.OrangeCowity wereLoldthecountynow controls within the tax The· report was sup- supervisors told the can't eVen seek del-collector-treasurer's of-posed to be an in-depth federal Environmental egate power from the ficearegood." sur'fey of 17 high un- Protection Agency the EPA because that agen-employment and Poverty county air pollution Con-e-y hasn't published its areas, but supervisors trot District and nobody . finalreawlatiQns. HEIM SAID the hours said it fell far short of, else would administer Jn a ,.-eport to the spent each month by his their expectations. new parking control re-board. Environmental auditors couo.ting money They referred the gulations. Manarement Agency could bettec. be spent on stU:dy to the County Ad- data analy&la-are:.1a-., quate. · i;,,.;._lJle-J;:AO..Ml.Ulla eount.y Ove1a11 Economic Development Ho told tho board Alta Pro1ram (OEDP) to Eldrtd1e, labor m~ . make aome use of It for analyst for tb,e et:.e irantrequeits Human Resoureea AleD" · · cy, was consult.d lby tM Dlck }lart, cbali;-man .county in lll review of of the county OEDP thedocument . ...-.· board, said t.he county ~ In her letter to . the county, Mrs. Eldrid&"- said the report ''Jea'ves much to be desired" and contains so much aca- demic s tatistics that it comes off as ''gob- beld.Y gook ." . DEISHEW'S inittal recommendation to the board was to approve< the county -revised version of the report for printing and distribution so il could be used to make federal grant a~ plications. But. he was immediate· 1..y ehallenged· by Supervisor Ralph Clark, wbo called the sugges- tion "a copout to get this thing off your back.'' Clark wanted lo t.hrpw the whole report out but he was convinced to al- has already received n'early $1 million in .eranta to aid lm· poverlshed areas and could receive more if documented evidence can be provided. Lecture Scheduled SANTA ANA -A slide lecture on the Galapagos Islands will be presented when the Orange County Photo·Travel Club meets tonight at 7 : 30 o'clock. Mrs. Christine Guerra will exhibit her photo- graphy in the Spurgeon Room. Santa Ana Cily Library. Civic Center Drive and Ross Street. Supervisors used a Director H.G. "George" morepressin§.chores. ministrative Office for claU5e in the EPA'sown Osborne told th .. board possible alteration . V..a-+..! l(~Z 5:-n.111cc Ar..dll'f// rule book that -permits his errorts to develop a He told Supervisors Tuesday, they in<sicated l\'fl.V,./ ''Cl 14 >INf\1-li.J ~ N •• thefederalagencydirec-local parking control manycountieshavegone they s till are not TllEMIHDOUSSAYIHGSOHTOP-HAMllRAHDSONLT!. tor to delegate his plantosupplanttheEPA to the quarterly count satisfied with the cor-~· - powers to local agencies. regulations has been and the state coffers are reeled version. Vv'""%~· PANTSu~0noWu,.,s.,rol""l ofAESSESJ The idea behind the stymied because of the counted only twice a John Dedishew, assis-1.,. T urgent move was to re-federal delays. · year. tant CAO. said numerous 30 lain local control over At this point, Osborne deficiencies were found ~[' • • parkinglotdevelopment, said, Jt is not certain Heim assured the inthe study. Z Klriurr 1'1'£ JiOfF PRICE 4.1 target of federal air when the EPA regiµa. board that the treasury V..lf'lil \$ UaA'9'tlt'n ~ C\f.91 // pollution regulations tionswntbepublishedor would be checked at AMONG OTllER r\'WJ ~ ..,.... "'""""' dealing with indirect when the EPA will tell least four times a year things, he said, its WlLCOMITORAnUTZFASHIOHS . •• • smog sources. the county how it can be and more often if the transportation analysis, IJ!ll!I!!!!!!!! • l'IAiNG lHis col.Jf'Oll.i •OFFEFl 0000 11~ 211 s17s -liiii 17411 ..... C.MaYO..-...fOMIUCM The EPA regulations d:e:l:e:g:•:t:•:d~c:o:n::::tr~o=l~po:_:_w::,::•:r·:_n:eed=::_:":":.s:e:s:· ______ __:h~o:u:•:i:n~g__:i:n~v~e:n:t:o:r~y_:_a:n:d:J~"""""""''~"~'~'~'~'~'~'~''°,,,;,",,,,"""''~'°"""~"~"'~'~'~'~''~'~''~";,,:•,,,,,,,,,,,,~f were supposed to have ~ gone into effect Jan. l, but since then have been delayed untU June 30. Death Notices TAYLOR R08ERl NELSON To\YLOR. t•OI<· °"11 ot Cost• Mew. C•. 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"' ~ °""'"' • KOCE Television ' . . . lt1ll ICNOOL OllTll:ICY NIWI; 4'• OflCATDCClllOHI IClflCOCE) *.• IL•CTll:IC COM,.AHY CCI ll:lt AM••llCA 1(1 ll"BSI ICTWI tli• ll"ACI THI ITU DINTS I() J:ll lllAMI ITlitllT ICI ICTWI 1111 MATN "ACT&ll:Y CCI t i• LAW "01t , .. ~ •tt fCI l1U INllDIJOUT 1CI ' " ' 1141 CDMMUHITV Oii' LIVINO It• "0L.W.IONO, ATCNWOll:W.ICI TMl ... 1 ICI IP"{LI l 1tt ILICTll:IC COM,.ANY IC:I l :li PLAT 111:1001 WITH TMI ICTWI IJt,lll;TllCI <10. TV ,.ROO.I ~· YH.UAL.LIOll:llCl(PBSI ' 11a1• VOT•ll:t' 'l "ILINI IC) fill U,W POll:•TN• ., .. (Cl ISO !KOCll Co\LClOHIOll:T.I • 1111 MAITlll:"tlCI fMIAfttl J~:M L.lllUttlLAMO u.t .A. ICI ((l"'eft'll-!"Ill CKODAK> 1 -;. t :•;ttc•NTo,-.. .. 1c1 citas1 ! r ! ' t t ( ' ' J t, • q l ~ I • s e c c " 'I ' ( ' ' l Sat":'" .<;~1e· Aerosol Bo :r'd ·Orde~s Critic School Probe CITING THE state Education COde, the jury said if the Los Pinos school isn't' rehabilital· ed. it will hMve to be closed. The deadline for completion of aucb work isJune30. · Supervisors agreed Tuesday without dis- cusslon tosend the jury's THOMAS SAlD the recommendations to the one-story buildings must county . counsel. c~ty be shored up and special administrative office bracing diaphragms at- and the director or build-.. tached to the corners to 1ng servi~es for f~r prevent the buildings invesUgat1on and a re-Crom slidin·g orr their port back to the board. foundations in u major The school is part oC an-quake. OUR H GETOHE ----------.. - Bring this coupon to any Carl's Jr. fomlly restaurant and we'll give you a . . hearty Carl's hamburger · absolutely free when you buy one at the regular price of 85c. I earl's hamburgers star! with ~ pound of juicy 100% 1 beef. Then they're char-broiled right when you order them 1 and garnished with lettuce. tomato slices and Cori's own • special dressing. : Offer good through Morch 9, 1975. 1 Limit one coupon per customer. I . ------------------------------------------ Rt.~ JL you're intO somethiri CJOOCI .. 18o32 Culve< Dr. I/vino ( I 3101 Newport BMl. Newport Beach . ,. ' ' . Wednesd•y. Februa'(12. 1975 DA ILY PI LOT ii l :J {}~ath Spurs Pit Action I I I I I I I : I I I I •• I I I I r I I I • clond'• study of'poqlble utlllu· dlttUJed Into U.. pita and yield no &ft Ot the old 1and plta u inert benefit for many )'ean to come:" lmd fW 1lte1. he added. "In addition. It could Olborne 1114 the county re· alsnlftcantly increase county ceives· -215,000 tons ol. soil and landfill coau. '' rock and 4'1$,000. of broken con· Two o.f the sevt:n tar1et ptta a.re c.r..ete~_aaphaJt and otber alrtady under cooaideratJon for materiall yearly. purchase, one by the county He said all of the toil and rock along Santiago Creek and the ·currently dumped at ·county flfl other by HQnlington Beach along sites is used in the operation ot tbeSanta An• River. the dumps, saving the county, Superflaors back:-pedaJed on a aboutSM,OOOayear. 1ua1e1Uon by Osborne that the But he noted at least 275,000 county repeal an ordinance pro- tons-of the other material is now hibiting haulers corning from surplus and could go into re· outside the county to dump lnert hablUtaUon of the sand pits. material. Osbornewarnedtheboardthat The EMA director told the pita identified u most suit.a· supervisors such a move could ble for use have an immense , increase the total delivery of capacity and could never ~ material to 700,000 tons a year. restored wlth haphazard Ol"' minimal dumping. The five largest pits have a capacity of 44.8 million tons of fill, cover 228 acres and would take a total of 119 years to fill adequately, Osborne said.· .. It is evident that t~hniques must be employed to maximize the usefulness or the inert wastes," Osborne said. ''Without control, it could be But the board agreed with Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, who said it would be better to wait un- til the sand pits are acquired and readied for use before burdenin g the county dumps '''ilh addilional material. Supervisors also decided against immediate imposition or adun:aping ree for inert m:llerials. • THE NEW OFFICE OF DR. WES KOHTZ OPTOMETRIST EYE EXAMINATIONS CONTACT LENSES !HARO & SOFTI LAB ON PREMISES WE ACCEPT ALL UNION PLANS WE ACCEPT KAISER PERMANENTE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 10·6 Evenings by Appointment •• I - MAC ARTHUR BLV aR1sroL D n TOWN & COUNTRY !11(1 . Cl TREASURY SUNFLOWER· SOUTH COAST ~LAZA SAN DIEGO FWY. I I -' ~ a: .. 3698-A BRISTOL SANT A ANA. CALIF. 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Y, -lot.M ~Y~ .. ty.:e•1• ,..,..,. Pl ....... A:,1,,,1 ,.,. '"" 01 ""~-112t21 Ol1i.o., HUl'lllnf!Ol'I leKll, C....... ODie. lot tffo'lll t2f,!1 "~ -Dl•ne ll'.11110et11 & C11.rhl0pl'ler Tlll$1W5!"4i\l1eonouc:M•1tv1ilmll· Tl'll leiiu.... Bu 51 ,,._ ~ 1111..:1court,1rtopre..-itl'!lm,wltllVW Pller Roblllord, 11 ~n<e Df".. H PMIM•~lllO. flf'r'ld Ill~-"'l tllld In (Jr-flt(flWl'Y llOUCMrl, lo lite llfldtnlllf'C'C Hewp0tl 8Nth, CllH. t2IWO Rld~rd Lu lr•""'co CO¥riltOl'I Drl4tJ It e, ;tt lfllf Uw OUl<t II WA.\.V.Cli .N Tiii' bu,ln.111 It tlnUc:lld by • Tiiis it11emltfll _, ,....., ,...,_ t1tf 'Ak~ni • ,..;:tofto616 '1ellol ..... MANL.IEY , eta E• Wa.\.NVT ST ,J teftl"llP'rtMf'Mllp. Co1.1nly (leUi. o.t Orenge C~y WI A ..... 0tt ..... llM,,C .. l~"'2S PA.S.AO&HA. Cf.l.IP'O~NIA t~IO ., 011111 E. Roblllercl J¥1 ..... ry \I, lt1S ' l"rM!I< 0 . (llldMr, ltH ICel.lf f'tltl Wlllrii l1tN OIK1al bu5'N15tf 11'11_ Tllll 1tell,..tnl -fllld w\tfl tlll Nm CclllMIW,(llllOfflll. OtfSUJned In •ti 1'1141111fl peri.11nln!J .. (OUll•Y Clerk el Or11191 CO<lfttY Ofl Pvl)llthed Ofan91 CofttCMit'/Pllot, 'Thll ~I -I tO!lduc:.1..:1 by I the tsl•lt ol ~411d lltttll91\t, 1"lfflln 1- J-•Y ], ltJS. Hf11JMt 21, 29, •nO htM'Vlr¥ S, U, 197) OIMfll p.11r"-rUllp. inonO'I~ •Ttt• Int llr$1 publk•llonOl ltll• ~· 1 .. 1~ FrMll. G. Lindner nol.lte Pubt1"'9cl Orlnge C-C O.lty ~llOI, ~ ___,,__,.______ Tflll 111'--nl w•111114 WIU1 tl'llt O.~ Feb.~. lt1S. ~ Feb. i1 111 191 )i, 191S S~1S °"""'Y C-ot ~lftOI c-f\I Oft BANK 01" AMERIOl TRUS't•\ .'--•a 'nt' w' ork PUBLIC NOT.ICE PUBUCNOTICE ~wJ,ttJS. Pmt\A ANQS,.VINGSASSOCIATION lJ•-.:;:: Pl.lbllslled Or•nM Coli! Delly ~IOt. E111C1.1ll1" ot ll>4I WIH • --l'ICTITIOU5 iU$1NISS , ,.UIUC MO'f'lci: • ...:=•'"'"•"=· "="~"'=""="'·~'"·-"-'~·---~~ ol ll'll llOO"' no med~. f n .! h . h d l NAMl!STATKMINT NOTICEIHVlriltG••os WAUACll.1.MAH'-EY 'Husshhh. These California Deparlment o .:ax::ac wit cement an epoxy over ay. The 111110..,.1ng per'°"' ir• OOlnQ Notk•t$nerebyg1veri ~•---PUBUCNOTICE •t01.wALNuTs.t. T t ti k'~ h t n Traffi"c no1·-e ,.1·11 thus be reduced accord 11ut.1 .. 11•1: ot E'O<K•tion of 1r. 11'1/tN Un11f1c1 PAs.ADINA,CA'-l"O"H•Attlfl ranspor a on wor 111en • ave o conce • !:'i -• • BROwERll(EANV co .. PLANT Sct1001 01 ~tr1c:1 otOt'-. coum:1. ·--~ .... ~..,..-----;1ttJ1m.1101121J1M'I ·'* ·trate. They are repl-aciitg steel bridge ing to state hig~way officials. ND.Acc.i..EAStNG, 109sc•1•llMSt. C1111orn11, ... 111 r1e11w-11c1 bids~ OtTO•s "''""'''orE•1,.a1., LA9un1811e:h,(•lllornl192•U lo)';OOo,m.onll'llUUAyOIF.--y. ,:~;~~~~~~=l'OPTHe 1 Pl>bll~C'd Or1n9<1 (OO!t Delly Plllt,• plates on the Arches Ove,cpass i1' Newport M1tt1••t o. k••n1· 10ts c..1e11n1 !t., tt1s •t "'t AHOtl A-5 .. 1 ~T•T• 0 .. CALtPOltNIA "°" 1 Fil» 11. ''· 2•. and Mire tis, 1t1s .. ,.,,! -~'---------------'--"'---..:...---------------------------------1 ~S.•cll, C1l lornlo'26il wnlch umit uld bktl wll ·puOlldy Moir.II C. &r-r, 'to t11t. HllflC· apelled •nd rtld fOI" In rw:Uonll ~ THE COUNTVO .. OftAHGE lngtOtl Beoch, "CIUtornl• Off•t• Supptle!. COIY'IPI • IMtrw:ti-, f'll1· A..mt PUBLIC NOTICE This b11$1M~I h eonduct•d bY • conclllloni of bid, iOl(llklllQfl, t;_1lole of t40WARD W. Fl EA.Ill NG, llfllll1111Nrlnerll\lp, 'Kht<llJll of bid It'""" Ind bid torf1o1s DKl•"<I. · IMU ' MICl'lltl D. K11ny 811$1 NOTl(ll!' IS HERE&Y GIVEN to tN tlDTICe 0, TlllUST••·s "'"-• ·~' Thi• Sl&lem .. t _, 111911 wltn IM m.ly .. KIUlnld .. the olfke ot . __., .. al' "" lbwe "'"'" deeedtr'll Counly Oe•-of Orin" 'Co.inly 11t1 ness Suoeorl S.rrites, t.,.I Altwl ''*" 11 ... 0 '" ,_, , T.S.•.•U Flttw ..... rv I, ,,15. AYI--. 1,..,1 •. Tl'lt BMtO o1 Edueol· IMl •11 person1 ,,.., no c ""'~"'' On Molrch 1, 1975, 11 t :OO AM., / ....,_. 'tlool reso""'" 0 .. ri.,.tM Ill r.}ect..., et Ille sold detitdenl _.. reQUlrtd to II'! V E A 0 U G 0 S 6 R V I C •• Pl.lbl•Ml..:I Or&n9<1 Co.sl b.ily PllOI, >II bids -0,..ot fle<tlt.l«liy KCept llw ltllfm, wllh lM nt«U¥'j' wuchers_, Iii CORPORATIQN, • C•ILfornl• COrPCM'!iil Ftb.12, n , 2'.•nd M1re11s,191S 4'1·1S -stork•. trw olllc• of ltll c....,. ol h ._.,_ lion •s duly •POOlnlld Tf1.1ll• ....,,., -PUBLIC NO~ICE ,''o',~._._u_•,','"'•k..,_.. Dlilrkl ll!lldcourl,or lop,..-.tl,_,,wi,tlf111 ....,, (ll;r$uant to Oetdof Trullrtc:O<'lltf 'Mesa Duties Policy Set ' ~., . . ' • A new-policy on the duties or lh.e planning commission atld ct· ly council in Costa Mesa has been established. The policy, approved by the ci· ty couriciJ, delegates the final authority on minor encroac~-, ments and setbacks and minpr ~ign deviations to the planning cotnmission. · Final .authority on master ;tans for shopping' centers now tests with the council. Under tbe new policy. the, council also Y.•ill have the las t word on master plans ror conditional uses in a -single-family residential district. such a~ guest homes, preschuols. and day care centers. The policy also calls for the establishment of the use of variances and conditional use pe'rmits and the elimination of t"one excel)~ion permits. Plarrning Director William Dunn has explained several Other planning changes that are being contemplated: -The s taff is to prepare a checklis t of standards in booklet • rorm to give a developer plan· ning a project in the city: it will OOntain both on and ofr-site s t a n · dards and t,ake four to six months to·comple te . • -The word "hardship" will be restored to zoning la.ws to aJlow zone exceptiops where hardship can be cited; the purpose would be to allow more home busi· nesses o-r crafts where hardship can be shown. -The starr is;>roposing that a sytem be set up to provide for general plan reviews of all areas of the city every two years rather than have reviews carried.out on l1emand or as a reaction lo a pro· blerd ; the reviews w_buld be done by park district th'ree' times a year so that eYery two years all the six park districts would be covered -Dunn also has <:tsked lhC' commission to devise a n ew system for communicating its re· commendations-to the City Coun· cil. pointlng out that he. as the planning director, often h as the job or trying lo present both the s taff 's and the commission's views. It has been suiges(ed that a planning commissioner represent the commission at .eouncil meetings. To resolve some of the last is· sue, a study session has been set l'or r~eb. 25 between the counc il and commission. Unique New School Planned in Laguna -1-...... nKHSMY¥0UClllr1,lotrllf...,.,,., Moir'· 1969, ,, inll. No . J'ltl, In DCio& Autno•i•edAgilnl 11 tll• office ol Ill• •llornets l'M4.si.-111t»l.otOttlclilAtcorcts•nll'll ---·----------' ,.IC.TlTIOUS •USINESS NAMI! STATfMIENT Ttw lcol10W109 per"'" " CI01ng bu.Ii· new..11' OOUC.LAS ENTERPRt!.ES, 3JU w.~1tr1• c .. c:11, CO•I• Mt~ ... Cl ~676 JaStllll DouQl.1\ Fr•nks, 3114 w .. 1erl;, C••cle. co,11 Me'•· o . n~lti ln1s b'-''""\' iii conduclNJ DJ..,. In· ~1C1U•I Jo••on D. F••~~s Tn1s \\altmt'nt w•~ l'l led w1lll the Cnwnly C!fr~ ot C••n11t Counly on 1n"""'' !/, 191~. ...... P\;bl1\llt'CI Ora"~ co.~\ Da.ily P•IOI, • .,.,.,Y 22, 29, ano Febr..,r' ), 11. 191S lf't.;•S Pl'BLJC NOTICE Rubllsl'led Or•r>gt ('.-1 O.lly Pl IOI, F E R G U S 0 H • F E AG USON & ollklt ol 1111 Co1.1nty Rt<orCMf o1 Oranve Feb. S, 12, 191S ll+IS NEWBURN, ,..... 1".,,_ A-, County Sloltof(•lilo•nl•. ... Jolll. Cellfon>ll tiell1, wflkll II !ht ' · PUBLIC ~OTICE ~· ol tiu•lM•I ol the ....,nlOned 1 NILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION --------"------4111 "'•tters ,.eneln.lng to llllf t$t•le ot TO HIGHEST lllDDER FOR CAS~ STATIEMf_NTO,.AaAHOOHMEHT W'ldde<..:1tnt,wU1>tnl~"10f'll"\•tter !PIY•bl• II tom• ot ••I• In 1..-.:"ul .'u •• o' llWftr1tpu~ket!onotthis"otl<:e. of lhe Uflllltd S11t11l It 'lftt D•ltCI J1n1.11ry l•, ltlS, ma,.v .... ..JL. F(f;TITIOUS. aUSINES.S HAME .. OWAA D W FLl! .... ING JR Solllll !lrOl'ltl ltf'IHlnt• la 1111 old.........,, TPM! 11111owi"'O Pl'"°"' ~ .... •blft. Eaecuiorotthewtu • · CourlhouM, ln VII City of S-• ""'1 CIOflltd lllt w.e of !Ml licUllous o...i-. ol tllloboveMf'r'telclKfllltnt. C.l•fofllll 111 rl!lfll, 11111 •nd lnterHI nome : P'llllGU~l'lt. f'EfllGUM>N . ce11,..Y.., to 1nd -held Dy II""""' B&W SUPPL Y"CO., 1191 S. Gr...O &HIWIUAN wld O..ed of Trust In Ille P'DPlrtJ' A ...... s.nt• AM, C•. tJIO' rMI "'""""Aft, $11...,.tNI In s•ld County 1nCI Siik The Fic:lltlous a .. 11nes1 Min-. ,.... u ....... CaMf ftt.31 Ott.C<loed .. s: le<"red to •OO"" ...,.,. fUecl lfll °""""" Tel: ot41es....ii.u Loi 120 •nd l l ll•th undl~\oea c.o1.1ntyal\,,,,.yl, 1914. A~•-E••<.....,.. lnteresl In common In 1nd to Lot 1 ol Wllll•m H. W1.11tt, ISll ~Pl., ,Pllbllftd Or•noe Co•sl C.1Uy l'!lol Tract No. i160, ln llv City ot Co6tl B•llJIWlsloM.C•.t?W2 f.O.S.ll,t•.M,191S.0.·7S Miu, Co<Hl\Y ol Oron91, St&lt OI Po1.11 M. Brv•nl, ?23l &rM'lford C.llfornl•, es per mlp ••CO...i.d I~ -N1v, L• H•br•. C.11. PUBLIC NOTICE Boolt 111 P•~~ "> • .ti •rw:I .tJ ,et Tnl~ buSIM~~ w•• tonductld by • Ml$Ctlllfll0\1$ M..pt, In 11'11 otnce OI tfllt ~r•l partl\1tr~nip. NOTICI TO C1t•OtTq1ts County Re<oreler of '"°Id county, ,.ICTITJOUSBUSIHESS Williom H, W1.1ltl .·,·.·.·.• .. •o,•,co,,• ....... ·,·.· .. "·. T099l11C1r w1lll non·l•Cl1.1\IY1 NAME STATEMENT Tno\ 5•a.tem~I w•i lo led lljjth """ N-llh 1nd non .. •tl1.1t.I"' r!Qlhl$ of fne following perwo ·~doing bu\!· 01.1nty Clerk of Or•"!I' Counly on THICO•NTYO,.OltANGE w•v o~r. ""'*"' .tfld IJOOO'I Lat I for 111!'\)•s: ....,,ua•y 11, 1~!~ tt..A·n:rf• • lllf<•\ll•'f' or Mslr•bl• lngr1" ~ (AM PUS MENSWEAR. e~21 C•tn-FUM3 E \l•lt Of FAE 0 l(i;;ASHAW, 99rl'U. llll~ision C41blfl, POlfl, wl• .. d r d h r d·r ~Dr.,l fvine,CA1n.92j,6,I Pu131i.,,,..aOr•n~Co•,IO•llyPllOI, 0..c...,..d. illf'ldc0fldullilor111ct•lcl1y,11~ There may SOOn be a ne\V gcare Or SlU enls W 0, Of I . Fr•nk J . Sogicol•. 6111 Sierra J.,,uaory22,21,ondFebniaryS,tl,l•tS NOTICE ISo'MERE•Y GIYENloltllf a11C161111frl)Urpo!iti.tnd&ccoulr1mt11ts school in Laguna Beach -a f erent reasons, prefer not be B••w A11., 1r.,1ne, c.ei.t.we.. 1st-1s erH1tOf1 011111 •bo.,. n.med ctec:edlltn1 1t1ereto, •we rs, ara.1 .. s, wa1e•. a-,...c1 enrol led in the regular high Mrs. Fr•nk J . Senkol•,6111 Siefr .. I·------------11\11 ..i1 per-NvlftO <ljlf'N 'l)lllnst $lt.M! pipes &nCI .c:cou1r-nb school that promises to be like no 6rowRd., Ir., .... , Cll•t.m.i PUBLIC NOTICE Ullf Mid Oeceo.tlt •re requlrff to""' ttwteto, •nd tor sue II •ool II~ Other, S ChOO} program. Tll11 b1.1S ..... S$ i)O!r41c~ bp -in-, "*""• wllll 1111 nlCHWrr ¥0UCl'llfrl, in MCI illflllf• entro.cnmtl\tl of O like Of A group Or Laguna Beach Hirt h In addition, the building and aiv•au•1• l"ICT1Y1ous.aut.1NESS 1111 offlCI., u. c"9rll °'IN otio"' ""' dluiml••• 111""· •no e•w ... n11 ... I'> Mri . Frink J . Sollicol• llllldcouf'I, &r to P••Mlll ti>.,.., Wltll 1111 M]Klfll loh ol \&Id Tr•ct No 1160 i.... School s tude nts and teachers the center would be used ror en· ft>•• S1•lem1111 ... .,. tiled w1tn '"" NAMI!: STAY•MEN'f fllKflUO'y _ .. , •• klU>e IU!de" •aot o...erMn9~ •ncl .,,,,., '"''°""· want to build the occupational vironmental teaching. Topics <oun'y Cl••k 01 o.-.,. County an Trw•ouo .. ;n.,.~1redolngbul.I· .1tthtollk•ofMr•1torMy,1tOllll'.AT ...,.,,i.ot•H-•0<d»~ln"•••k1no Jln,..•Y2l, 191S ,.,,,.,,, A. EASTMAN, A11• .. Y ot Uw, 2 and e nvironmentalstudy center would include animal husbandry. F-*14 DuH RDVAN ENTERPRISES.. Hortllf Blvd .• S>llt• J13, Co•I• ~w. on a rustic two-acre piece of land organic farming, and plant and P1.1t1t1~ti.a or1n111r c.i.~1 o..1y PHot, 1*" P•nor•m• ere,t, S.nt• ...,.., Ko•nl• .,.,. -k11 1, tn. J>l•e o1 Jon. J•. 1•nC1 Feb. S, H, "· '91) 151·1S C.alolorn.lo. C9lll. 911QS buslllCISS ol !PM UftderllQMd ifl •M JNI· inLagunaCanyon. animal studies. P111110 E . McKenn1y. 111.o• ters.,.11,1n1,....1otrw•11,11 o1wwdt- TM ..trttt eOd•it\\ end other COfTllT'Ctn Clt~gnetlen, ii 1ny, ot Int rit•I P<1>Ptf'C)> dn<rlbtel •bOve 1' PIJ•P«led to bl: le.JI Rknmond W•y, Co\ 1• M't ... C1hl0tnl • Recently they convinced sch ool ,\ccording to the proposal that ------------P•..oram• cre$t, s.n11• AM. c.tu. <ldltnt, w11111n 1ou• mo.MM •!Mr !hi r C 0 IC '2kl5 fl•\! P"blk ollor!ot 11111 nol•ce. Trw urde•"!lf'l..:I T "'""e 111sc:1el11U trustees that the district s hould \\'Ill be submitted for the state UBLI N T E C••n M. Mc lCPnn~y. 12101 C.ttc1FtbnH•vu.117s. 1ny.llllJll•IY tor..,, 1ncor•ectnt"til• seek $15,000 in s t ate money to help n1one)', con s truction of the center --F1cr1T1ous euSINt:ss ___ P .. nor .. mi cre~t. SoJnl• ....... <•111· EDNA l(fASHAW 1111 11•-1 .-.,,•no 01111• 'ommon nTOS Admlnhlr•trl•oflrwE•Nle "•-·•• '' • •-' ,, buildthecenter. · 't s If Id be n'Cducational NAMES.TATliMIEHT c1>e 11 21101Wh1t H s-""· .... , ....... wn ''" Lil I C WOtl 'ii · TM louowlng person• •rt doinQ Mil•k rno • ' or~ otlh<l~"""'"mllcl*ttdeftl s.111 WI• will be midi, b1.1I .. ,,llOIO The concept for\l.'nrded b)' the process. bu\lnts11s. l.¥11,.H...,,t•ngtanBH<.n,c.t•l.tlMti ltOSl!ltTA.EAS.TMAK <ove~nt or ••rr ... 1,, ••Pt•" oit,. GO'-OEH DRAGON 1013 H6<'bof' LU..,OC1>ernett.21101wr.ltettont Altlonley11Uw I . ell Ion ... tiigb school students and s taff Student s int1.:rested in architeC· 81..c1 •• c.o.i. Mt .... couiornl••w1 L•ne: H1.1nt1n1110<1 Bt¥-n,c..111.9'1..., Z7tlttortier 11,..., SuitellJ :.;:.:.:,:~. ;: ~·~~·1::s:e~;~ calls for the center to incorporate lure \\'OU1d work on plans, stu · Y""""'°"' wing, 2013 H••bor Bllld.. r1119 -1""11 11 c-.ciea by • u.M1u.c..111ort11.11t1'2• •P!"1ncio.l •.am 01 uw note!•• l.K~"' . <ost.-MIY,(1ll!om111n•21 genitf'4ll1Nrtner•nlo. T .. : 17141............. 0 0 0 , , , '" 0 0 the latest architeclural des'. •n. dents interested 1n carpentry a nd P11111 E M<.K --·"1 •• 0 '"" . .,., "' •r•' "' CJll<.Yun Won9, 1023 Horbor Blvd., II · -V Mlot111fflrA•ml1t111r1lrl• 1,_rt91'.•I O•o~idtd"'"'11no1e1,1,.oci Tl would. for example, use the the trades on construction, and so Cas.u.Mew.c..ilfornl•91•21 This staiement -l•lld ""1111 '"' Pvtitlthed or.,.91 cv.,1 0.1.., ?t10l,' .,lfl(t1. 11 .,.1 , u!\dtr tr-e ttrms o1,,,..a Tflll blli!n1•1 Is coflducleCI by• Coun1y Cieri< or Oronge County Oft F*""°'"·''·"·• .... M.lrC'llS,1911 \ ..... , ' -• sun's energy to warm rooms and forth. Umltedp.11rt...,1111p. 2• 1t1s ,..._ ...,eo 0 r1.1st. 1e••. <11••11•• .... •• Sh Id h t t ·I Y1.1•n·O.r Wong Ja,.,...ry ' ........ ----~~-----c.,.o;.-'c'r"'n'e~ of Ille T"''''' •no ot tn. ''"'b h eat water. Composting toilets ou l e s a e comm 1 ·n.1• st•iernent ..,.,., 1ueo:1 ..... 1h 1111 PIJblished Or•n~ co.st o..;iy PllOl, PUBLIC NOTICE .c1••1edbYwl<l r)e•e101 l•u•t. would be u sed instead of tradi· money in a schools environmcn· C.ounty Clerk 01 Or•n91 Count• JM.tt•ndl"eb.~.u.19,1915 :ao1.1s Trw benell(•••Y under ••Id 0teoo1 t I l d . I dl th · I th F1br .... rv1,1•1s. ---------~------·f ""''' Tr~I nt•11otor1 '"''"''*° .. ,... tionalsepticsystems . as u tes un o · epro1ec, e ~ NOTice:toc;RIDtTOllS dt11.,.,ec11o•h11.1no1r,111 ... a ...... u11tn Other con\emporary design next step woutd be for the slu·. Publl~Oron91Co.stD•llyP11ot, PUBl,JC NOTICE OPauL"TllANSlll'I• Dt<lW•Oono• 0e1.11u11.11nc1 ee ..... nator I· de as would be incorporated into dents to negotiate acquisition of ~ 12' 1'· ''·4"" Moir. 5' 1'15 '2"'11 0.,0.c,c,c,.~OOOiH.\WoON=Mc,c.,=·I fS.n.•111-..,ru.c .c.1 s.11.,ll'ld ( • w•1!~•n N,011<• o1 °','""" PUBLIC OTI 0, US!! OP Natlc1' It htrtlly 1lliWfl 11 llw ... lltloon lo ""II. Ill Unl;ter\ II""° the plan ....,., students working tn•o .acre parcel. N CE eWWd s.111 Nolle• 01 0t1 ... 11 .no;i -., d ,.ICTl'flOUS aU51NES5NAME Crldol'-of ACE TAAVIE'-SERVIC~ fllClloll lo S..H ta lM retordltd 1., 1.,.. with a graduate architecture s tu-lt may be donated to the is-s.LP·7M-ls The 1o11ow;ng Pt•sans u ... ..,,.... INC., Tr-ftror, '*'>OM._._.• dent. trict, or leas ed , at a low cost, ac· suPE111011cou1tTOl"THE donltdl111 us• ot tt'l<I 11c1111ou1 tiuslflet~ .,, 11..., c.m""' Drive, Newport =~•her• 1111 •••• o roPl'•ty ·~ d . h I THIESTATEDP'CA'-IFORHIAFOA ,..,.... Btllcll. ~Y or Or•n.,.e, 51.te of Dete:F•tN'uarv•.itJi . The center's primary purpose cor 1ng to l e proposa . THE COUNTY' 01' ORANGE CALE CLOUTIER ASSOCIATES. c..IHorN1. llwlt. but• tronsi.• Is _,,. VERDUGO SERVt(E would be lo rwovide space for 50 A detailed plan for the center Ne.• .. i••l 10111 Bu51nts• Ctnler Drive, su.11 ''°· 1obe,...,.. io MICHAEL. e. MILLER. CORPORA ti~ r-( NOTICE OF HeARIHG 0" PETITION Irvine, C.1lilorfll• 9'J"4 TrM1ftr11, ..,.., .. bullllft5 lddre•s h 05 Wid Tru,!~e high school students. who arc would then come be ore trustees FOii PRO•ATE OF w•t..t.. AHO FOR 1 ,... F.ct•i.ou~ B .. i1ne1i ,....,.. re-1tn .. r11U1lr1,,.,.,por1e.1ch,CA:M11y &yMlld•edKirbw e nrolled in Project Transition, an for approval. Design and con· LCTTERSTESTAMIENTA•Y ,.,,....,, to •btl .... wilS 111..:1 irl °"""°" et0r ..... st111oic..111orn'-. · At.t1tior liedS•!l"•t1.1rt l l . uld( II Ellate ol PEARL P. ROCKA·· Coun\y0!0 0cloDl!r7~,lt1J. n.,.,,_._t'I' 10 be lr.terred '' Pullli11!t00rin,.C°'llO.l!,~o•. occupational training ,program s ruc ion \VO o ow. FELLOW. Dec,.sH. o.ie cioulitr. 3:is11 119 s.ir. o.M •tedet *' c.mov• Drit.. Nt-n PUBLIC NOTICE PU!ILICJllOTICE -----=------------------NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1"'11 Poil'll Catifornl•'2ut Kh, O>uMy of Ot•noe, Siil• at Febr .... ry12, lt,,., 1~~---~, ,~ PUBLIC N<mCE CI NCY JO FRIEND llis lllM l'llfreln a Tiil~ 0\!$1M\i wa.\ tondllCIH by I ~11':'::!:C,.,1 11 disc• bltd ln91'""'ll PUBLIC NOTICE pt:BLIC NOTICE • --------Pit1i110!0 !or ProOole 01 Wlll arid for is· Umtl..:lp;>tlMrlilll~. I\: All liMK.111~ trMle, 1'1•ture\, .._.,;.,. • lll'ICTITIOUS aUSINEU l'Oll PltOeATI! OF WILL AlolD l'Olt 916207 HURW1ii:'~l~;:~~l ANO AIEMELlt W•"te ol LeHtrs T~\t<1ment.11rv lo tne 0.leCloulitr, nt 11 IMI lr1 ... 1 IQeftCY busl,.tS NOTICE INVITIHG a10S HAM• S.TA Tf:MENT ETTl!flS TEST AME HT ARV SUPEfllOlil COURY 0" THE Pttlt•one<. telerenC"e 10 wn«" 1~ moM Gener.11t Partner . llrDWft ''ACE T llAV EL SERV1CE &nd NOTICE IS Hf: RE BY GIVEN tn.t The foll owing person\ •re doing bus.i· EslJ>t• ot NE VALEY W. WALl(El'l. S.T ATE 0,. CALl,.DRNIA FOR :;.:o;;:Y;1:!.~P~O. llo• lllS lor l1.1rtller IW"1•c1.1lar_s, ""d 1""1 ll'MI This !.l•lernenl ..,., ltlld wllll ltllf IOCltad .t J1t1 C.mpui Qr I YI, t+eW"""1 '4'll..:I P"OflCIWIS will be'~"""" Dy the -•Ii: • Nll'.VALEY WILMA WALKER and T"li COUNT'fOl'OAAHGE .. -.. "'· ColiltrfllotJMO hml' il\<I Ol.ilCt o! PM!1r.n9 lhe •-""5 County Cllfll ot Or•nvit (ounoty 11t1 8eKPI ()Mintf II °''""" Sllll al! Cit (;llfll Ol'I Din II ! !lot C t IW! ... 'ERCE WA'KER N '''''' --· -n'°"tlorFtb•1.1.try75,191S,all.)OJ•n,,..ry111t15 0u_:.., ' Y ' 1 11 °'' "' VALLEY GARDENS, P.O. NEVALEY P .. • 0. · Tel; UHJ61l"tol11 im , in tne courlroom of Oeparlrnenl ' . l<lftlJ Cl.._...... Sonlt1rrDIUrlct,&IM•oll1ttl"1ne (;. 1Wi1. LontJ 8t•tll, C•lllornl.11 'iOIOI, Dec111otd. NOTICE 0" MEAltlHG 01" P'IETITION Ali.,.,MJli tor: Pelilioner No J 01 ~•id court, at 100 Civk Pvbti\.l\C'd Oringt Co•O Oeity PHat, TPwllulk lr..i1lff •Ill be c-.........WI· ty !°4'"· 11 F11r O•lvt , Coslt /ft .. , 1aQo 8rooltftur1t SI., Pount1ln \l•llty, NOTICE IS~HEAEBY GIVEN In.JI "011 PltOaATE 01" WILL AND FOR Publillted Orlt'lge Coalil Oa.ily PllOI (.fnter ()rl~t Wt il In Ille CttyofSdnla JJ 1 ~ r } 11 lYI> ... wttterllle 24lhd•YOI Febn.liltr, C.l1lornl.t, unlit Ille llour ot ll'!IO& m ~ll.t270I DONALD HA RAY W"'LKER nlS tiled LETTERS TESTAMENTARY Fetw\Ofory !2 13 1• 197~ 49~.1 Ana (l!ilornl.. ' J•n•••"Y • ~. ""° tll'"41 y ' ·, ... 1, 1911, IC WIA.M. et Prof11slon1! Escrow on Ille :Vd !;lly of Ma•ch, 197S at"""'" V•lllY G1•dlnl Nun.erie1, Inc • .1 l'Mlreln1~1itlonlor Prob.llleotWUland E\1;91e ol AOBEAI S. DENCH, •ISO · ' ' ' -I o.itedFebruaryS, 191 S Slf'fkel, 1'21 N, Tu1Un A•onue, !owrt• ume lnty wlll bl opened l>UbllCIJ •nd C.Utornt•eorooretlon · lor i$s.u.,.c:e ol Lener$ T•~l•mitnlorylo kno-a~ ROBERT SI ONEY DENCl"l, I PUBLIC NOTICE WILLIAM II!: 51 JOHH PUBLIC •"OTICE M1, GcKmt• ol Or1n.,.e, S.,le ol reld •lolJCI tor 1111t con\tr1.1cllon ot 1 Thi• ttuslnn• II <:OncllJCllCI by • (Of'·~ Int 11111u-r ,reter1_nc.t 10 ..... 1cn h ai.o kno•n I~ H EN R v SI D1'1 EY Counl• Cl•rk ' '" Cllitornl1. SANITARY SEWER M ... IN IN KLINE llOt'IClon m.»e.torturtnerparti&;11Lars,•nCl1hat CENCH.Oece11 scll. ------llS.190 I "AUL HASTIHGS JANOFSKY' & ---Sltt•rek-nt<HlteTr1n\f1rl!f!($), DRIVE FROM THE CENTER LINE V1ll1¥ G•rOlft$ NurH•IH, In<. ll>e th .... Md pl~•of l'M!Olln9 tlW s.me NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh.11 ' SUPERIOR COURT OF THE WALKE A ' NOTICE TOCREDlfORS 1lltlull'1111 ... me$,l!\d tddt•,st•in«I OF ORCHARD DR•VE ro '°° FIE ET Tr.II !Ulllt,...,,l ...... flied wllll 11'11! IW'.li been \al for Fitbn .. ry 2S, 197~. at IWSEM.A.RIE STEWART DENCH has ! THE STATE OF CA'-IP'OllHIA FOii TIU DUPONT o• STE II $UPER101t COUltTO,. THIE "" T•lflmror{I) IOf "" lllrllf .,. •• ~ SOUTH OF THE CENfER LINE DF <:ovnty C11rk ol Or•n111 Cou,,ly on 9:.10 •.m .. In ll>e tour1r<>On" ol r>E'IM•I · hied 1Wre1n II JM•Ulon lot Problte °' 1 THE COUNTY OFOlllANGE I ltlllNE CALI FC.ii:HI AtJ"'4 ST A TE 0,. CALll'OAHIA FOii ••sl p.1111, •re: NONIE ORCHARO OR IV E J.->11,,..ryU, lt15 ment No l of ••id court, al 700 C1v1e Wlll •nd for n~1.111ne<• ot Letter ~ No.A·ll121 Oleltu'.tJJI THE COUHTYOFOltANGE O.tld; F1br111ry), !97S A wt ot Plln\, 1oeclt1c•hon\ one! F41111 Cen\er Dr•¥t We1t, In Ille C11y o! So1nla Te~11mentary lo the ~tlUoner .-><! la NOTICE OF MEAfl:IHG OF PETITION! AttenllfYI .... : P..Ul ..... r Ho. A-tlO'l't Slptdtly: Mic Mel 9 . Miller o01tr <Ol'll,,Kt CIOc.a..,.nu ""Y be ob P'ubllUlld Oronge CH It C.ily Plkrt, An•. C.111llo•nia. Bdn~ OI Amer/co Na.loon.ill Tnr..t ~nd FOR PltOllAT E OF WILL ANO P'Olt P\ob!• ed Orinqi11 Co•!.I D,,,1 Pilot E5totit ol VE RA FORT ELLA WEBB, Tr..i1!1rn l.1!111fd 1t Int office ol tlll Dir.c;IO< or JIG, H,lnd Feb.). 12, 1•, 191S 111·1S D•ted Fel)r1.1ary6, 191) S.V•r\Q~ AiSOC illoon r1tl1trltflt1tla'Wfl•tl• LETTIEltS TESTAMENTAltY : Febno.lry ll ll tt 191S J 410.1i Cece•lofill .............. I IUl'IWSlr¥1ttl Pvblk Se•~ltl\, Room 411. In \ ... C.tl' WILLIAMIE .StJOHH, 15 m.lde ,'D• l"•tl>er P<trli~ul•i:s• a.Ml E~!ale ol MA RCELLE NEPVEU, ---' ' . NOTICE ISHEltEBVGtVEN totM P,0 , .. a11MI "4&11 uoon INYmt!nl ol Fl~e Dou.o•\ PUBLIC •"OTICE CounlvC•erll llMI lhlt lime a.nd pl1te ot Maro119 the •lso known .IS MAR CELLE N PUBLIC NOTICE cN!dllors ol \lie•-Mmed dKedenl S....AN, C..Hfwwl•tl711 CU.001. An M1d1tlonl! ch•r9'1 or .....,. 1" FRANK F. MEAD, Ill Wml! lwi ~en 'N't for Martt••. 191~, al NE PVEU, Oecea~. , --------lll<ll a.II perli<>n' lllVl"9 claims o191lnst l-K-Nl.7 ..... 1 Ool1¥ (51 .001 •Ill lM m.cM ,f IMinclloKJ ------11101 O."'St., S1.11tt 170 9·JO • m. 1n ll>e co1.1rtroom ol Cep¥1· NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN th.o• ·SUPlltlOR COUltTO,. THIE llW soid dt!cedenl -required to Ui. P11t10st11d Or11191 CHll O.ily Pllol, t>ym.11 . P'ICTl'tlOUS a US I NIESS Newoort 81Ktl, CAtH6t mel'll Na l ot ~•1d t ou•I, ~I JOO Qvl<: SONIA GREENBAUfo.! to.s tiledher'm!", STATEO,.CALIFOltNIA FOllit lnel"I. wolll Ille n«H""Y vouc.ners, 1t111"1D. 12, ltJS ftl·IS Eetl'I Did lh•ll a.. m1CM Oii \flt"'°" HAME STATIEMEHT T.+; (11.l llll-toll Cenlt« Or1¥e Wlls•. In !he Coty of S....I• 0 petition for ProbllteOI Wiii _,,,,..,.Is. THI'. COUNTYO,.OltAHGe thll otllce ol lhe cl«k ol 1111-ve1,..1 fl<l'o•I form ..,d In !tie m.n.,.t "'""'°'"' TPM lollowlng peri.on 11 doing buM· All9<'111r lot: .,.1;111111r An•, C..!ltorn11. suoncce of 1..1t111trs Test•mtr:it¥y kl 1... NI. A.atl<M l•llC'd<:ourt. or to oritwnt ll'ltm, •IUI 1111 PUBIJC NOTICE ;n 1r. contrKI c1ocwnen1s, 1nd thlll llt .,.5111: Publ!!.lllfd Or.,.ge CN•I 0.1ty Piiot, Detld i<ebr1Mf1 !Cl, ltJ,. peti!i-r relerence to wtucll Is nw>dl! MO TICE 0" NEAltlNG 01" ntc:tlUty ll<)U(nln lab .anderslgned 1ec-.p1nlld by 1 ce•Ulled or <IY>ler'• FIRST r:ABIN CLEANERS, 16GCI Febr,..ry 11, 11, 11, 197S •la1S WILLIAM I!. SI.JOHN, tor lurl~r o;orUcul•rs, and llldl Ille PETITION "011 "R0aATll Of' II IN ollite ot !111,\tldn'lltf, GEORGE IK ....... tJ... <:flt<ll or• bid bond tor not lelii thin ler> e.1w Clllc.e, M•..,Ung!on 81t«ll, C. CountyACle~~ time -Plit<e ol llea.rono II• w,.. hat. ;'~~~AM::~ ... :Olt l.ilTfElll'S L. BOUC, J Mof\lrdl llYy Pl11t1, SUI• NOTICI TOCll'EOtTOiti 0,. SUI.IC Plftetll {10%) ot l"' 1mo1.1nt ol the bkl, _.,. PVBLJCNOTICE • THOM.ASE. G fllC ~I.It! fllf FetN'l.Mlry l S, l~IS, .ill •·JOI Esteteol MA.VE RAIO O. ,...o lM Lagun• Niouet, ~itorn.lo, whltll 15 T•ANS"llll Alll_DINTINnoNTO n'llClt l"Ylble 1o lhe Cost. Ml'9 ~"-SleYln Jtc:o~. '"SJ Slm!>.l --..:_.::.:::..:=..:..~;,,_==~--1 UUlVe!'lurialnl.. a.m~ in I~ couriroom ol ~l"'rtrf>llnt NOTICE IS Hll'.AEBY Gtv~'N 1Mt 1iw'p1.eeof bullnl\\OIO.underiooned PICU'tl iRCOll'tTY tH'TlltEST Sonlllry Dlltrkl, ""llllnQfOl'I S.ech, Ci.t26tt FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ~Oltli. C.hf. •l~l ,,..,, J of W•d court,·~ 100 CovlC Center/ ROBERT JOHN MEAD hM llled in •Umallerli perl•1nlngtolMe•to11ot AOAll.MIHT NOTICE IS l"UAfHElt Gl\IEN 1'-t l'Tll• bu$!""' ,, <:onclUCtecf "'""' "' HAMIE II.TA T£MENT Ttl. 111•1 •1~ .. ~111111 . Driw West. in '"' (11y ol Sant• An.II,. l'llfreln I pelllkwl tor Pro bole of Wiii ""' oec:edenl, wi1n1n tour mon11!1 olter. CSKi..tlll~tt7 U.C.C.) u.. 80llrcl of Dl••,lors ot Int Coolt• dl¥1duOI. The foilowlnQ °''"°" is d01"9 bin!· MWMY"" •0"'1 (' 1 DI 1 ~lol Clhtornoa -111" ISIUIMe ol Lett1•1 Te•lomen-,IJie tirst p1,11)1it•lklllol ~-kt. NOllce Is lllreby olven to crldlton II ~"' Slnlllrt e»,trltl Ms. nttelol- Jec• Sttvefl JK"°"°" Puc.II""° •lt>QI N\ 'Y , · D•tC'd Felin,,.rv '· 1915 11ry 111 trw prlll'-r rererence U:i o.1edJon1.1a•J 11. 1915. 11'11 within .....,..d Pl•lit' tllat • bulk tt!Allll-1 oreo/1111..., ~•t• -"' .. ' Tflll sl•l•me"I WH flled witll Ille ..... ~ TE v EN F. v ER 0 Ftllnllff,2,IJ,1•,1•1J m . 5 WIL'-IAMl!.SlJOMN, whlt lllsmadllorl1.1rl11t•parhc!,11 ... ,, i.iarr¥.R•1rnondW•bvr l•lnlferendlll••••<UliOllof•teturl1, olw.191sln1c.cordont1Wllhl•w,1ot.. CO\ilflty c1er11 of Or1n119 Clllnty on ENl-ERPAISE!. mi P•rt. View Lane, Ca...,.ty Cltrl< and 111•11111 nme •nd oiace o• rw.rlno A<lmln••l••«w•Ull,. "1 lntl,.lt '91'nmenl 1,1 .•bout 111 be p.111d rn tlle tCN1\trucllonar 111e •boveen -""""fT II, ltlS. NO. 'l•O. Irvine. LJ 91~ PUBLIC NOTICF. TIEOSULLIV•N Ullf ume h&S bffn sel tor Marcll .._ &nne•tdo!VllfE•l•tt n\ldt Oft OlflOflll rtlOlrl l'llffll lier tlUtd lmoro...emenl$; thol w ldr&tt end Ii ,.~ !.teven Fovero, JtO • Parll v11"' . »OS (MIO" SY., Swile lOI 191S, II t ·JO 1.m., II\ Ille eau•lroom ol ol tile •00,,.1'19,..,dltlOenl dtltrlbld P Y "' .... """' ldop!ed by lht ea.,..1;1 01 PIUbllffd Orlfl(ll (09JI Dally PilOt, Lant No 190 1rv1ne. c •. t2"'11 FICTITIOUS •USINIESS Ull-od, ColH. 9111) o.r11ment Noi l of li•ld '°"''· 11 JOCI GEOfl:GE L. •OZlOA~. Th• """-5 Ind ltu$1 .... $ Hd>r'ns el [)h•tctorl by R•St1•1.1llon No. IS.)l'I ... JM.n ,1'.•nCI Feb. S, 11, •t7~ :io..1s Tll lt ~Iii~) is cond1.1tl9d bV ..,_In· HAMEJTATl.MIEl'Y Tel: 12111 411·11'! ~1'c;..'"1'~ ~1 '"' ~st, ln tn. Clttol )...,..r<ll .. , ""11 .... 105 1111 ll'ltl'll!Md lriMleror •nd lnl9nc:lld 11'11 ttl'I..., ol J1n,,..ry, lt75 -Ii on dl¥1dlJ•I. T .... loU0Wln9per-¥tdu>ir'19lluSI· AltorneJllf': Pettti.tMr 0.~ed":~.: .... ~;~Qo.191i U9Uft'N .... 1,C.t!W*ft617 llC:ured .. rtylrt' lilt Ill \Pie office OI the. AlshlMll St1¥1n F•,,..ro Ml\-'1. Publl5t>ed °'""Ill CN\I 0.Ut Pil!ll, ,WIL'-IAM 1£: S.IJOHN, Yitl~eJ :::--::.:...~ "'ttll GENIE G. v1NLOVE, U1'1Mt"'"" Silc:rN,..,, II F1lt Drive, Co1l1 Mt11; aS6lll Tlll5 M•ltment WI$ llild lllflfl the MAD E RA CREATIONS, Jt.tO Febr .... ry II, t2, 11, 191S •T'f.I C.O.,,ntyCltt~ :II.ii y ... Ofl.,.,Gltdlf!G•OY9,(•lllotnl&9M<ll !Ml Mid r1t1 lrtd Kele h ....... In,., SUPl!ltlOlt COU ltYO .. THE Co1.1n ty Cieri! of Or1n1111 CtounlY ... Gt"lce L•n•. Uflll C, Coile Mew, <•Iii. •ICl(l!fl AHO OICk lit ft¥ Coast o.ll Piiot Tiii neme l'nd buMness•Ocll'ltlilol t1w flr....S lo Incl HOOltd In 11111 Nol ice M ff 1t1s f2660 'PV BLIC NOTICE Attiwlll\'l..i LI• P"blls!Wd Dr•nve Y •, lf'lltnded l•11ntfi•H lttd lnll!ldlod lllOllgh I.ally ind comolelaly 111 for!ll STATEOl"CALIFOltNIAFOlt JM>"""ry • ' ,..... .ionnT.N--,lU"VISMlicllJ&n, \*Seutfl .. .,.•lyDrl¥t J.tn.2'1.•ndFtb.S,12,19,l•IS JOl.1S lltblorl.,_' l'lttll".~~1Mld lt&1t,l'\docltlcl Tf il COUNTY OF OltAMGoli Pllllllshed Orin.-CeMt o.i•Y Piiat, ~ l!MM'ft, C1llf. l'l..a IMA:r.111, c111..,..11 tMJI A&e i.t.GEll' .. LOUISE P. ""Wild "•SoOIUlloll 11 m.Ot. "'I ol 11'111 ' HO.A-t:rll' .z J.lln .ll, 2'1,•nd F~b. s, 11, lt1S ll0.7 Niocy Bo•HI. 900 .A•-. N""'1)0rl l"ICTITIOUSBUSINl!b ,. .. , fl 11 W ·t1" PUB UC NOTICE ZAGl!R I» O.I M•r Df"lve him NOtk•lrf.....,•n<t. ;-:;;~';';';;;;"::;'~·;•;•:;;•:O~·~·=·=·~l=T~H>~N;;:;:;;;::;:r,:;;;;:;;;;o;~:;:j~~r;:~ BffQl,C.lll. '26IO MAME STATliMIE'l!.., Attwfllfrtlor Pttltl•Mr SCW"l-s •Clllfotnlifll•l ' Tn. tOl'llrKlot •lwlll In 11'11 · I ___ ,,., omoo •-•••'·••-~•• ~-' f"llbll!lledOr1n,.Ca1,tD•il1Pllol, H 1 ··•• ,..---,,.,,._, "'' Ti'lls Dvsin'nt ·~ y. I 'f"' .. • .... .-·-· ~· Ftb. 12 ll ,, J9JS .~,, Tfl•l 1111 perM>l'lll Pf'oper1y Ptt11~ ·-.. -~ t • mpro ..... ll'dp.1rt1M1rW.l11. ,,,.., .. ,. -. ' ' ' -SUPI! A 1011 COUAYOfl''tHI! ""•lo ii Olsc:tlbtd ;,, 9.,..r•l 15. !Nf!IS tonlorm lo._ Llbol' C.-of the .IOl'l11T.tffw10;1 JUST CONTACT ME , 1131 PUBLIC NOTICE STATilO,.CALlfl'OltNIA~ Wt.rlili lllflC)iltl mtrcllend!M. St1te of Clllforf'lle Ind otlllf I-.. T"h 11it1mem "';ft filed wun Ille Bly"'°re 0,lwe. Nf'olrl!Oft 8e;tth, CM1t THE COUHTY OFottAJllGI! equlOlfllllj !or I ' ' wfd SUie, ..,.,..lclbl1 IP!efllo, with t11e County Clerk of Oranoe County Otl 12660 S.Lll·15M6 NI. A ... '59 OUTl!ifS INN tll(ICll"'l OfllW of l<ICll v1rlM*'t a J nu.11ry)• 191) J...Oltll c. ,,.11(-el, i.sl 8.llySllotl S.Ul'ElttOltCOUltTO,.THIE E1tate OI FRED MVAOH SMOl.L, ""'Ii M<lltd •• :IOll Harbor lllYd., mew~ r1qlllrtd under Ille !!OM.., .t ' ........ Ori ... , Ntwi>0r1 Re11:n. C•lll,"16'0 ~'fATI! 01' CALll'OltNIA ,.Olt e.-O. ~IW\ot, Cellll•n.lf. flef\1111 DU~ to whlcll itrocftell9 Puftll~ Or•"91 Cont 0."Y PllOI, Tiii$ bu$iM~~ I) conduclNI by •n !n rkE COUN T'I' OF ORANGE N-OT•CE JS H f RE&V GIVE H IQ 1111 TJIM, '"' "'"' ""'er• !tie .......,. ...,.Ulldllr lrl lll<l'fl lflCI wlllclt ""' Jiii. 21, 1nd FeD. 5, 11, it, t911 2'-1-1~ di,,IO<t•I,. l.ldilll C. Mld!IM J Ne. A·l2•tt. redilOl'l ol ll'lt ~ """"° deeedenl dlsc:rllle4 butt.; trlflller Ind IJltCllllJa,l !iOt ~1""'9'1idH ·~ 1119 llf'l)wl .... __, NOTICti OF HEA•ING OJI' PfTITION I "I pe,. ... , lie Ying Clei"'5 1911"t of • M>Curltp Interest qr""'*"' l'f . u,.ii L.lbclt.Co!lof.J.!refolrtflee lo udlli Puouc OTICK Tiits '1'""""1 -s HleCI witM Ille "°" ""O•ATI OP WILL AND"°" sold decitftlll ... ,....,.. 10 Ille "'..,...,, 11 Ill COll-•1..:1 ll lfl IN tl'li111M·i1~ O•hrl'l'ttll n'IMW'let ~ (O\lnty Cieri< ot Orot191t County Oft Ll!TT•1ts TES.YAMENTA•Y lllttn, 1"1111 Ille MCns.l'Y .OUC-t. lfl offl<t llf Grl-nl' 1st,.•~ lridldtlYI-. -------------4J1nu•ryll, 1•1s . IE1l•I• ol GltACE AL8EAT). BEST, In. ollk• fll 1111 <ltrll of the....,.,...,. . .,, w. 6th SI., Lot Angew.1, Ctllfomlii , .. tontrltlor 11W,ll \IM Ofl/y ""' SUPIAfOlt COUltT 0,. THE ,. ..... , 0.<Nttd. titted <:Gyrl, Dr to pfflMll~. will! !PM -.onw.tt.r J:elll'...ary2I fWS. M.llll'ld mtllrlllS !lfocltKftl.11'1' STATl.Of"CA~ll'OltHIA f!IOR Publisflld dtinire ~ o.ily Piflt, NOTICE II HE•EB'r GIVEN lllill .wc.u.fy ~~, ..... "'*"IOn9cl .. ~ ... , ..... ~lo llld ~ ~1"4 ,,,, •• •M onlw ~IC · Tltl COUNTY 0,.0.AHGE Feti. S, 12, lt,1•. lf1' -'•IS RO&EAT E BEST Ml IUtd twreln • &I lM 61ffl;e' el "'tf' •"9rMW J.0 . liDl!ewlftf "911Jen.a.I ha!Pl9M ...,,.,._ ~ Mlttrl1l1 l'llatlvl11;t..,.ICI In .. Ml.A .. 17•1 ------------oellllon tor it.-toNof-Y.,111 al'd tor 1~ OOHA.0 €'t!TTUS.ilf~ Mf'f'lt, ..,,, ellflr'M ... t.lltd ftY ll4d ..., IAlll..r Sttlts. wbst1n1)111y •H t1'fl\ NOT1c•Dfl MIA1tu1100,. PETtTtoH PU.BLrC NOTICE ~· o1 u 111,. ., .. 11met11.,y IO 1111 Sen Fr--1te-.c1u1_.,., frrllk1t ~u. lllflllfft .. 11tNe,Mnltist,.,t.,.• ,,....,..,It Ot'MUCff ifl tN Ull~ POI' P•OM'tE OP' WILL AHO POii ------llllllt...,.r. ,.flfff>(I IO wfllcll II,,....,. ~I llf blBiMllf/ltN .......... ltl By..id~l"lldHlt6fllti....,.: • st ... s, tn IM •rf«l'l'llfKe of W'll co9- LSTT•lllS TISTAMIH'fAltY l'°"O I lll'ICTITIOlltaUSIHEt,• i.... hll'tlllfr p.tr\lcuL.11r1, _,.., U11l Ille •II ""lllr1 pertaln ...... OWMl-'O M OV..rt l111t Na. S -10» c-lflt I, WMV•OJ NAME STATIMIHY 11-amlo+M•ol Pwer lng t .... ...,._ h&s Midlltcedtfll:, •ltlll"four""""'91fler qt .. C..taMtN •tna1l bliOtMlll9r1d1,11111Ha 1,lil l~I Of ETTA OLOIENBERG, tl<i tolklw4 """ ii 111111111111111 011f1 Nt Ntr ,.....,Ul,l' t5 1t1S II 9•)0 ll•flnt~Dlk•t•althlt....... J11tw1 He. 4 -4 .. 1 ~ ••Wanll. *"' tvtnl1Md bJ lllt eTHOT~c"<OL005EHN•l•'•"•G.;. 0.0~•e"'• ·, •• , ':':,: • 119 Oii • • o.m .. 111 011 courlrlOtn oi Dt~ ..... , o.t.6Jari~ll, ltn , • ~lf'lt • llleM Slllll1ry Olttrlct Md k " '" c••·•-••TI M,I INC 1111 Ho..flf\•ld COUf'I M/toCl¥1<Ce"lltf MAll'Tf.IMQl.L ' .., ..... m~-! ltt«(ll'dan<tWltllllllpnr11hl-WILLI~ !'. OLDENBERG Ml f!Mcf O .~" .. A ••MIN• C. fiu. .. Ive W.t' .,. llill~<•• .it "'-t• Aflll. • ... _lnh!raltl11Wlttl,ll'llWHl.,..i N"1". t'i '-cl ~.·. Z~'M ---~ t!lil,,.....l requlrel'll9nt'-.:i - ........ -,,,-.... Wiii•.. loll '.,_......... • . .. r" ,,. -· ,.... .... ... _ r•c:fl ~, m1i1.i be ti ... '" ••-·I" ... ,,.,. 2111 Pootol• C..iltornle. ~ ,,-• ..,.---w.11,..1mS.,l'f' '" _,,,., •. ,.,,_,,,,,,,,,1, __ ... ,,, ..... ,.. r-• .... .-.. ...... .,.-.. ... nrld••-1-•• ' _,~ ..,.. {1 ,, .. ,,_. ... CH1•~.._c...~ 011•"•~'1 '''"" ' ~.O.DONALD"ITTUS 0.-.1an1M1,t').7 1t7S ... ....-,.,.,.,,,... y -· ltlt pellliOMt 90nd w1lvedl •t"rltfl(e 1,.11 builnnt II (Ol'WJUCffd .. , ~ ~ WIL'-IAM ~ JO"H, At.__.Y ltl.aw Ge"110. Yl~IO"' ' The fo-'cl of DlrltMM'• of tr. Cltll to llllj'llch I\ m•CI• l o• !1.1•tne r .,f0uil. C6,M1y(lff l W~elll,... ANz...r o1 :wnll.try D1,1r1Ct rtMr.,.t tlle Wlf(11~.ll>dtnetthf'l lmten<:lplk• .... ,1 ... SYltOll Wl'-•UR&111aY \ ' .... I"'" "-""'•"· .... , tlor•l•Cllt'lydflllbldt . "'"'''" '"' o•-""' °"n-.. tor '' 1 Sll"''fM Kl C.. 11 a •ornlRCY. 1s"c-w-•••HY •YOltD,!iltOlll'TH• "' '""' Tiii 111t1rn1t<1I "'I' flied W!l/'I 1114 17 .. 1111'\lll'leLYD.I' Tll•'ltt•1*' --~ .. .., eOA ou• -..1.. i!Mfcll •. ttJI et 9'90 •m , In lht C i Oer• 11 Orenoe (eu11ly 111 TUPIN,(ALIPOltKf.\t.t... -.Nt ... w fir Allt91Witlt"'6• .....,. .. "11Wl•ll•lfilll""' f Lit r011tSC1'utQ Clufl-" °'-Pll''""'nl No Joi~ OUll' ,, 1t7S f1t4}.IJ,t"t2t -...... -...... l.ott.___ ....... ~!'.'l'fe-• o•THICOsT,• ~DA T" c-t,MtOOCl¥1c~11rOt1W'Nl.i,1" .... ,, • ,.f ,...,. , -...: MlM -r'I.': -....... JT-..aTO IT.-IC'T • tMCl•r• S..t• Ari,, C•UIO"!'.,A. Plllillll'lld OfltlOI C•••I Oil If "Ill "'.::.': ~i:-n:"C:!11 l>lllw l"llot l'\illilltN'd Or~ c...t DrlitY ill' .... , ~~ •• "'-. -.' °"~ ~~ .... NWI_ ..... ,, , • ..-••• ,,,, CMlt 0.Wy !'!,,., --~~--.... o.fliil::~:-:~:~~'OHH, .. .,..n,H,•,,,Ftll.S.~ ., .. ..,,..y1t,1J,1t,19JS ..... ,; J&fl.rt,•fld"•ll.S,1Llt,lt1j .,s ..-.-.... ttfs . ..__..:>,..., .. _,... • PUBLIC NOTICE I I • l I . ! I ~ l • Wednesda , ~ebrua 12, 1975 DAILY PILO'f A Id Arsonist Sentenced cALFLooK Air Payments OK'd I. LA. CALLS 6• EACH ....... , ......... • , ...... c..,_,..,C:.,.~ • LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A 23-BelJllowtr fkea bill •cquiu.d him of , 1••r·old Montebello min wh<> murder cti•tses In COllllOCIJon With a peychl•tr,11111 •ald recel .. 4eH•uol Hl&lilind Put ,bl11e which ~ the cratlfic•tiOD from oettln11 fifes WU lives of )loote Lewis, 14, aAd his • committed to a •late menial hOllpltal brother, Gene, 11. u • mentally disordered sex of· B)'?De'Hld that altbouib the crimes . f.ender. _. __ -·-· • _ ·-'--_ cbar1e<l 1f!ln•t Cls~ _cl,ld not In· :;®'ri1)r=un "iidll!' ·JOcliaru r; v~s6' olttlD'tl, Pis,..,atrte-re-- Byme .cadieL conv1cted &epllen a..~ lndioated lie set the fires for •ex· neros ~ ~ounts 91 &riion for two ual 1rautie1Uon. ' ' FAM/LIAR? LOS ANGELES lP,Pll -The Board M u E o R F of AU~ciTI C.om 111lulclners• has Germ•n~~BPIJ ...'. autllOdled •If ·,~t payments Pollcenld as~rapmetal toWinli S).35 t,~9'_':'.'J:: ~= dealer :sneaked into owners near l'Ul5 - pastures at nJght stole tionat Airport. calves and sold thCm to a Tbe paysneata 1re1be first awarded dJlaler who, in torq, .ol~ In the city for allawlna aircraft IA> ny h .~ :t~-~ . · ,..lJI'!' .. ~v•ta._m-o~1ccording to f ::: O K C e1U uy Ji!ijton $fi:i!i•ni Obt~ e5Jiitiht"ct!j 1 ero . atto~""Y (Or, t9e ~epartment ol ' . -. ... - coL6i:i[100 Alrporta.. a'tll~~ ........ Mootoltbepaym~ruultedlrom 171~) 97t IZ courtjudgmoate, but13ofthom,,!<>tal· 1 ';::;';s,. . . '! Ina IUB,05. 'II!••• !>II the .buts or r. negotialed setlleJD..nt. 1 • Authorization of the payments was bued on twp1 court decisions banded down In 1972 and 18'13. -.-~e;rm:an said,Jltonies for the pay. mentf «-6Wa cont"~ fYOll'l airpti, h'e··· venuel-' BIG ROLL Scotl owel.s ,...--,---., SOFT -STRONG MOUTHWASH REVLON "Replique" D r.,: I ... - BOj(dF 40 Confidets SANITARY NAPKINS Regulir Or Super! BOX 1.79 BOX Of 58 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE Wipe 'n Dipe WIPES Pre-moistened with BabJ Oil! 8 OZ. AEROSOL · Easy-Off OVEN CLEANER SPRAY MIST EAU DE COLOGNE Ll5 oz. 1.6 oz. 5.00 Value 1.50 Value A [Wi Place To Shop! 1~· 2. 75 3. 75 CHOCOLATES Velvet, lace and 2 50 fl owers bedeck a heart. 6 or. • Fan cy orchid cor -5 95 sage heart . 14 oz. • Foti flanged heart Miniature hearts 59"' sen!imentally 1 19. with a mes!:age. "-designed. 2 oz. 4 oz. • BRACH'S CHOCOLATES Sweetheart as- • sortment says, 2 95 ''I Love You!"· 1 lB. • Comic Hearts EACH Assortment of fun 1 39 Valentines! 8 oz. • Chocolate Covered '·To My Valenl ine"89 MARSHMA.LLOW HEARTS Sh imnicring loil C Favonte of kids and59c heart ' 4 oz. adults. TRAY Of 10·4Y• oz. REVLON VALINTINE Ensemble· FOR YOUR PAITY BEVERAGE 39c NAPKINS ''Charlie'' #C012 7 .88 7 OZ. TUBE Head & . Shoulders SHAMPOO a 7 OZ . FAMILY SIZE DIAL Deodorant Soap! 100 TABLET BOTTLE OF ANACIN · fast Pain Relief! 1.19 -I I • • •• Aide to ic~k• Dr'. Wil1 ia"ln J. · Rom'an, who re-ceive4 controversial gif.U totaling $62S,OOO f.rom Nelson •A . Rockefeller, is serv· ing as unpaid consul- tant ·t o vlee presi- . dent, it has been 'dis· closed . . .. ·Riley , ·To"Take _Rems , ' ~ "'' ~I • .. ·Nnotnas Riley-., Orange cOutaty :s Fift.h District ·~upt£Vi.sbr. h as b~e n hahled f r esident of the COUQt i;'.Bit;; Brat~ers boArd ot drrectors . _.'.Rifey served as ex- ecutjve., v1ce president "'9ydits, , ~.t .. , ),.. .. 1· \ ' l!lliE)1 ·SAl'D ~e is .ta"ki~g lb'e,helm ·at a lime. of growth' coupled wit.Jl ;v.·oor eco n.0-.m'ic •d.itions. \. . "lr\._\'ebave our work cut out Cori us and· w."ll need the s upport of the com- munity if we ar-e g9ing !P__._ Prevent cutbacks in a . much needed program," \ he said. Last year's program supervised 425 t?ig and little broth er rela- tionships. but ended with 200 boys '\\'ailing to be matched with a big brother. Ln addition to screenin&~,matching and .sµpe rvising the rela- tionshi~, .the. program · provideS' &unseling for boys. and their mot.hers, Riley~aid . ··aig Bi;-others o( Or~iige Cqµnty was the first Big Brother agency to include counseling of mot.hers inL t.hei.r pro~ era m , based on the theory that by helping· her to adjust to her new role as h ead of the· household, we are in turn helpiilg lhe boy and other fumity members to ad- just," Riley said. · THE SUPERVISOR added that the agency is striving lo become r:nore involved with the iTt.inori- ty community_ Big Brothers will soon staff an office at t he Santa Ana People's clinic. Other members select- ~ to serve with Riley were: Michael lm mell of Santa Ana, executive vice presdident; John Dye an d Vfilbur Robertson of Newport Beac h a nd Sanford Bi;ickner of Irvine, '}ice presidents; David New- brow, secretary, and Anthony Vitti, treasurer, both of Newport Beach. Queen's Raise Blocked LONDON (AP) PHme Minister Harold Wilson postpQned an- nouncing a pay raise of nearly SI million for QOe'e'n Eliaa1beth II becabse the ney.-e leaked to the press; political sourCes said. Reaction among La~ party legislatoi;-s was $lrongly against sur.h a bil ••loo Jo:r ti\• sov· eretan at ·a ti me •of -av't cri'!i• • he aoui'ces' said Wilson wa1 to bav:e an- ,JlfU~ a $980,000 io· ere ' ,in the Howie ol Coip ops Tuesday al· ~- " J;>i.cnic Set ,Native~, former resl- dl!ota •1111 visitors Jrom Silulh"Dak~ta will father· • .ltlen he South Dakota lil~l!I Society meets Feb. -.,..ldj.Jjt.\llJl<IJJ< .P.Mt, Long .&_,ell '' • n;e' picnic!-will lake )'lace from 11 jl.m. ID'4 p.m. . • , r y Wtdnetde , F.t>ru 12 1975 SIX DAYS OF HOLfDAY VALUES IN EV.fRY DEPARTMENT • I I t-shirts in crew neck styles Funwear in polyester and coHon. Choose from crew neck or collar and placket styles. 'Sites S to XL 3.w· $6.•-rNCh leo 81 h~\ ··~, . ~ . I ,. '. ' . 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SIDE·BY·SIDE $499 refr1gera1ors 721 -was 569.95 BUDGET STORE SAVINGS ·JUNIOR POLYESTER PANTS 80t-•llS10<esoeg. 12.99-14.99 8.99 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 606-e.cept el cajon were 3:992.99 ea .: 2/$5 MEN'S FAMED·MAkE IEANS men's 817--e.:cept el cajon comp, val. $10 4. 99 MISSES' POLYESTER SEPARATES 8ll-all S10<es were 6.99·15.99 3. 99-8.49 •• 'MAVCO ' I ~ I I • l • -- DileVs Near Crown , I . .. w!4..h.L~~s v· t ~ ~ uii -. ~ Q 1c __ o~y B.V GLENN WHITE OfJMO•llr ... NllMMt,, . ' . .>1·43 \\'ith 4 .43 lolpla \. Cable mude so1ne :s landoul moves to the bucket. espeoiallv Hunlinalon B~'leh !ligb 's Oilers stole a chap\"l!l from by•one chamµionship,Ulifus as , tJddltlo11 a l Photo. they blended lou~~ P\':6Ssure '• Pagf" 8 2 defense, hustle: ,an4 de&ire ru> whip Katella J-Ji.v;h•$ Kl'l:'i.J'h~. 66-~ )n the fir~t half u•he n he Pl. c:ked u~ 58. TuOJ<iay nlJ!h1-,1>er. i.ooo 1• P<>lnts. • fan:si r;lth~OilC~ty,v;ynr. , ... T h e Oi l e r ~ sett led do\\ll And·wi\lti 'her co1l9Uest CO.iil'b remarkably "ell afte r u ii tterv Elmer Coml>s' crew take& the i11J ~t<.trt \Vhen thcv committed rour side trat;)c: to the 1915 ·Erhs>ir'1 1urnbvcrs in '123 sceu nd s and LeaJ:i:ue basketball Ci'Qow n . "M'erc do"''ll 4-0 . 'l'hev had onl v 13 owning a onc·i:~me i"ad O\~r n1ore turoovers th~ res t of the Katella wit!} th~ til(s1ett on the e\•enin.e. ~ sched.ule. " . •'\-):~"' All relT\ainin.1f'-Oilcrs Rames al"e on the_.road, ., I luniin211>1'\Jca.ch s~Wed' i.he poise of r>a.st'Ol:aivte and Black varsity · Chary.us , ~j'eltin2 tou2h each time' Katellalm i dc a run at ~Rainini; Che 1eliil late in the i:i:ame . Also, the o!'(en&e li!:Ol unlim· · o.u, ... ~..,,., ll>'(U.1'•w• bered in the closin2 quarter and UCl'S RON HUGHES DIVES BACK TO FIRST A'S KEN GAYLORD MAKES A'.t.ATE TAO.. reeled off seven straighl baskets· ,.. and ltatclla couldn't maintain S t~t~·~·-~nnrts in Brieif A..] ___ s4!11 The Oilers· two tallest men.-r-' Ultllj!!j Ul.J Paul Gassmann and Jim Cable. 1 \\'ere the mainstays in the vie· ID P I H M tory. They played magnificently '': rugs-reVia ent 0"2 agi·c.· both WU YS US Cable hit 22 points U.O and pulled down 11 rebounds. Gassmann ~ted 20 points and ga rnered 15 rebounds. And the ·,·,1n UCI ~.-...11 -l1n1ely defense of Perry ilarbin C L 11.lJ!!!i µaid off with 10 rebounds. . 0 Gassmanogot19orhispointsin , 1 age oops. r 11.v CRAJG SHEFF Che last period. althouah playing 0t1MOt,11.,tit••St•tt the entire quarter with four foul s. LOUISVILLE -Sources C'lose i lo pro basketball claim the illicit u:se or drugs, particularly mari· 1 juana, is wides pread in the sport, The Louisville Times sajd today in a copyrighted s tory. The newspaper's information came from interviews with 16 players, coaches, former players and a former trainer, who as ked to remain Bnonymous to protect their future in basketball. Half those interviewed claimed drugs are a proble m . a s tatement dis· puled by others in~iide the game. ·;How bad is it? Unbelievable. that's how bad . . Everybody's into it," one coach was quoted by the ne ws paper. s peaking of ' drugs in the N3tional Basketball Association. , Asked by the Times how many ·players in the ASA use drugs, another former player replied; •·At the time I wa s involved (19731, I would say about 50 to 60 would be-a good number. That may be a Jillie exaggerated." There v.•ere about 130 players in the league that season. Another former ABA player said he knew of five teams on "''hich some players used illegal drugs. He id entified them as the Virginia Sq uires , Memphif Sounds . San Diego Con· quistadors, New York Nets and Denver Nuggets. Da.,is .lailc.d of his di vorced wife <And three children. Davis. rec ~ntly tr~ded to the Rangers by the Montreal Expo:s, would have been sent to jail (or 90 days under commissioner Philip Erbsen 's o rigina l sentence. However, 85 days were stayed on the condition that Davis make further alimony and supp<>rl lfay· ments. The com missioner found Davis guilty of 18 counts of con~ tempt. Davis. who once played ror the Los Angeles Dodgers, had been ordered to pay Sl .750 a month for support of his family. Court re· cords, which showed that Davis now earns $110,000 a year with , the Rangers. also showed he had not made any payments. Davis and his wife were divorced in January 1974. Kings h t A rtion INGLEWOOD-T h e Los Angeles Kings seek their second straight win tonight in National Hockey League action when they host th.e Atlanta Flames at 8. The Kings, who have won four and tied once in tbe last IO starts, have fallen behind Montreal by five points in the Division3 race. Sunday the Kings bounced back with a 2-1 victory over Chicago with the aid of light de· fense. l~Cl •. ·\ ri ght-rielder Da\·c J\·lor-Ile refused to be de nied at both l'l S. hillt'SS in}) pre\'iOUS trips to ends Of the C:OUft 3iid il WllS his tht: platC', ha mmered a gra nd lay·upWith 2 :5i!to ,go~inthegame sW.m home run in the fifth innini?. that ~ave tHc Oilers a 57-49 lead sp<JrkfnJ.! the Bruins to <in 11 ·8 and sceme~ lQ seal tho verdict hal'ieball \'ictor.v O\"\"r host L;l' J r ·~· l'f that didn_'t ao \t ;: Paul 1-'in- vinc "fuesda\". . t harnp's steal <.ind u !tllbseque nt 1'he ~:.1me wt1s h<.tltcd a llt:r J;.iy-up by Cable \Vitp._ 1.:12 did t'iJ.!hl inninJ?s b ct:a U ~t' or 'thatm<j"lle~l62-5,2a ndth e ~r~e darkness. crowd .seemed to sense it \1oas It \Vas a triumphant rett1 rn to over as Katell~,.J.1.1ns be~an filin J? UC I Cor Bruihs co<1ch Gary out and llB .af1.c1onados cheered Adam s. \Vho tutored t he An · loudly andconttnuously. teaters to NCAA cc)).Jege di vision K:atella was hot on Ilunlil'_lg- championsHi ps. \he pa st l\\"O tons heels. bu.t ~ufrered a ma.ior .ve<1rs. c..;CL.o\ is no"'· 4~0. Ulll' of its blow ...,-he n :.i Kn1 J{h ts basket ~'as !Jest starts in vears. tll sallowetl and the man who hi t it Cu:ic h1"om.Spt·nce·s.-\nte<itt.'rs 1 ~ri.:.1n 'roddl \\'<I S char,lled with d1splaved a solid hitlinJ{ attack, hi s fifth foul. . .is t•xpected. but .the pitt·hinJ?.· !\l. that JUn(·ture .;,~3 0 cave up critit'al hit~'{ And three of !·cma1ned. 118. w~s up. 47-43 <i~d tht• four L"CI errors contributed rodd had hurt 1ns1de w11h 14 00111 - 10 tht.' UCI-.-\ .... .-in. i. ... :\-Jorris' hit c<Ame ~tth t;CLA Th<.il set:med lo ,give the Oilers dl'wn 5-2. After one out. two an added hft ~s Cable ca me down singles <-i nd a \\·alk lo::tded the court_ and hit a 19:footer then bases a nd Morris Collowed with l-larb1n made !! lay-m to up the hi s round-trippef td str'aightaway~ courtto51·43 w it h 4 :43toplay. center. .; . 4-~ * "1:? lJCI buttled back in the home MIHllln,t""••-<"1 .. 1 h;,,ilf Of lhl• inn1 ng to lak(" ;J 7-6 .. tt '" IP M•rl11n l 7 o B lc<:id on \l,'<Jlks lo Slc \·e \\'hllehead o.u m•nn ' 1 • ;io ~ind f{on •llu.!:!hes. John E spy"s ~!':••tie·~e· ; ~ ~ 2: run-s corin~ single and a passed l'1nc11..,.,11 o 1 o 1 b<ill but the Bruins .... ·ent aheod it.;:.~~~ ~ ~ .~ ~ for j!OOd \\'ilh a rive-run sixth in -ktf'9•YOol•~ · • l(.a lell• ' Ill 14 ,,_Sii llln~ ' Muntlrog1on&e.ac11 I 7l 1' 1.1- T \\(I double~ a \\';jlk and l\\'O- l·rrors one on a potential duuhlt• pJ<.1.\' b<All contributed to the L'Cl.,\ 1·all\ • Tennis Roundup l\atella fell down \ly 10 lat , Jn the first half but e~c h (Im~ tti,e Knights seemed to~ on their Rnees ._the.v"d come roarlntC b ~. "fht>Y tied it at 37 w~t.h %: 1eft in the third quarter b\I\ lMl ii\,'a$ to be the last time the'Y'd ~ t'hat close. 'l'hey last led 16-15 early in the Sc~ond period Jluntington had a cold shooting 1'!&ml-. hitting onlv 36 Pt'rcenl fron1 thl! field. ll ut the Oilers \\'O il 1l at !he charit\' line '''here thev madt.· good oo 20 or 27 attempts \\'h rle K:.it e ll a onlv ~<.:ored 12 points on free throws. • LOS ANGELES -Texas Rangers outfielder Willie Davis \l.'3S sentenced Tuesday to five days in jail after being found" in contempt of court for nonsupport : Crosby, PGA In Squabble I I t h 300 GamP Tustin's Butch Soper rolled his 11th sanctioned 300 game Tuc~ day night at Santa Ana's F'ashion Lanes. It was the ninth time Soper has accomplished the feat while bowling in California, giving him a lie for the all-time lead in the state. l "h<:tt put thC! Bru in s <1 hc1.td. 11 - Eight Named To Football i . <JOd l;CJ 4,\ relief speciali st P<Al Espinoza. a rormer Westminster 1-ligh and Golden West Col lege standout, did his thing. 1 H fl £ F £s pinoza. <I riJ?.ht -hander . .al · a 0 am.e lowed a run on three hits in J?,oin~ the final 311.1 innings. Luiz Get,s Scare; Metreveli Upset I :Over Money LOS ANGELES CAPJ -Bing Crosby and the Professional Golfers Association.have been at odds for years over his annual golf tournam ent, one of the classics of the pro tour. Larry Crosby, Bing·s brother who serves as general manager of the tournament held on the rugged and beautiful Monterey Peninsula in No rthern California, has threatened in the 1 past to end the event. This time, however , Bing is talking. The issue has been the PGA 's share of the television money -a" 25 percent cut this year that the golfers reportedly want to boos! to more than three-fourths in two years. ln addition, the PGA is trying to force all tournuments to share television revenue with all other tournaments s in ce most events come under a package negotiat- ed by the pro players group. In a telephone interview Tues- day from his Hillsborough, calir. home Bing said he hopes there will be an agreement tor a 35tb Crosby in 1978, but he said terms currently sought by the PGA are l unacceptable. the PGA," Bing said. ' "We negotiate every year with "I've talked to Bob Hope about this. and we both agree that the terms ottered for next year are W>acceP\able. ''But.'' Crosby added, ••there is no acrimony, no rancor, and I'm· 'quite atJre we ca• sit down and arrive at a setl1factoty solution. This week, l hope, ~auae l 'm ., leavJna: tot Europe on Friday. "The 1pon1or needs lo know because they t el up promotion& uven"418hl months ln edvance." • UC I scored its ·first run 1n the st·cond when Esp.v s in~led in His four game tot<il s 212·300-227 ·209 for 948 block A nde r s o 11 Fir ed were \Vhitc hcad \\'ho had .l!Ollcn :.1board on an cr1·or . Alan Belusco c.avt.• lht• 1\nteatcrs a 2-0 lead int lhc third \\1hen he doubled and .. LANDOVER, Md . -·rhc lowly \Vashington Capitals of the Na- tional 1-lockey League fired head coach Jimmy Anderson Tuesduy night and replaced him immediately with chi ef scout George ''Red '' Sullivan. .l\'issalke l\'amed SALT LAKE CITY-f''ormer Seattle and San Antonio coach Tom Nissalke has been named to replace Bucky Buckwalte r as head coach of the Utah St<irs basketball team. !'>l'Ot"l'd on an t•rror'. /\ftt·r liCL:\ had tied it in the fourth, the 1\nleaters y.'ent uh(';.i d 5-2 in th<• home half of the Cra ine on si1lg!cs bv i"lu~hes and Espv .. two walks and Johd Palmer 's two-run double. Es py sparkled a bat for the '1\nte:1ters. getting four sin J?.les. UC I rt•t urns to action Fridii v ... fa ci ng hos t C;il State <Nor· thr id _ge ~ \ A rbitration The Anteaters lost 1-lughes for an indefinite period when he brQke his jaw in the seventh in- ning while attempting t'o bunt, the ball hitting his race. Espy will LOS ANGELES -Third replaee himatthirdbase. basem an Ron Cey of the Los uc·Jf'll+..f.flu :' ' .. . ~ .. . ... Angeles Dodgers has requested. "Pfte•,.."·" . ~ • 11 1 1 to lake his "s alciry dlsp"te to e.1.111to.•1 .. · ) 1 ? \ "' "•lm•r.(I • 1 o" 1 ' arbitration. club presfden Peter $puw,•, 111 .... • ..-;:., 'o o • O'MalleysaidTuesda.f ~,...., .. _,s ".I• J 1 1 o The Dodgers also Su~mitted "-=~J& " : "J~ 1 • " ; "~ ~ : the name or pitcher Dqp Sutton ;~~~-sir '' '.J ' : '"! ~ :! for arbitration of his cooJ;.&ct. • ~·" o • o o o,; The binding ar1Mtrati~1 or the r.:.!·•, ~-.:.\ r 0 1, 0, ~o :r two c.ases will be handlcc;l by a ~·· ,. !..., .. ,I.Ml• , . .. ' ;'1•S' 00-11 • pnvatearbJtrator. ""'"' ~,.011 m *-' 10 '· NEW YORK (APJ -Alan Ameche ·scored the winning touchdown in what has become known as ''the greatest football game ever played." Now he and seven other stars have joined the greats of the game. Ameche, Fran'k Gifford, Pete Dawkin s, Paul Giel , Don Coleman, Averell Daniell, Gust Zarnas and the late· Chesler "Chet" GJadchuk were named Tuesday to the National Football , Foundation's college· football· H'allof Fame. They were chosen in the "after 1934" category and will be formally inducted Dec. 9 at the Foundation's annual awards din· · ner here, along with coach Alonzo ''Jake '" Gaither of Florida , who was selected earlier. Ameche ls perhaps best known as the star ~u n ning back of the Baltim ore Colts who crash ed Over for the touchdown at&: 15 of overtime lo be;.t Giff~ and the rest of th& New Yot'k Giants 23·17 In the l~ '~ational Footba11 League eha,tapionship game. But th~ Foundation is, honoring ,A.meche and the other players for their collegiate feats. La.k.ers 1.,umble Agaili iNGLEWOOO (AP > .J. Bob Buffalo outscored 1 ,0~ A~eii.:s ilh 34 seconds r~m&i ninR. only McAdoo poured in 47 Points and 11-f at i.l.lle 'Start of the fourth to Roel the ball back witK a steal. Jack Mario •111>Plled 10 k.eJllJ>OIQl.S_ 4!)'.lrter."., • I · • 1$>.11 Elroore Smith. lh• Lak~r in the closing minutes as the But-J im 1'1c~t1Jlian 's shot rronl un· cel)te r . lost the ball with a bad ralo Braves came from behind to dcrneath \vilh 3:08 to .e.o µut Buf· ass berorc two 1Ne throws b.v. defeat the Los An&eles Lakers falo ahead,io1.1® a nd 1(3vc the ahdy Smith j!ave the Braves 112·108 in National Basketball As· Braves the"'tead1for-J-~~nrs~ .. tlme · ,.their rlnul mar.5(\n. 1 1 sociation playTUesdaynlght. s inCe the oJ)enln·i:t Qdar ft,, '"""AL.04,,v Buf£alo trailed by IS poi ots a t Aft er that the l~a -'!'J.h-~ed H"""" ~'-'1111'" 1!• ~~·'· 5"rlllltl''fS. I r h r h " ...,,11: "'-1•'--~?''''' 4, ~ M...,0 •· Mltln lJ. t 1e start o l c ourt Quarter. hand/S ei.(!bt !rtralgh times. wflh W99N.,.....1. Tot•11.ontf, .,. but oulled to wlthln l"''o at 91·89 1\1 arin ·s three·Poirit play ~\,'i'rla ... 1,~1°" 1a. ~~~1~n~f..triri1~'f...._...,,, ~tt followina u three-Point 1lla,v bv Uuf(alo a 110.,108 Je '1d "·ith 43: ,,,. ... , .. 111.Toi.11"41•lf • Rn n d v Sm it h w i th R · 4 2 s~cond!li tu p..,ay . ~':•, ~ ~ ~ ~ r.=U: remain.ini. Oail GoodriC':h. the n mtssed "*''""'1· *'" ~!•1 1ou11. 1v11•1oJ4, 1.o,; I h . ...,..i.,,, l\lcAdoo h a~ ell t pcunt5 a-. 20·fool.,.iumoer for ~ AnM:lC:t A· u,,,, • ' I • • TORONTO-Btib Lutz or San Clemente and Stan Smith sur- vived a scare to defeat the Cr.ech doubles team of Jiri Hrebec and Vladimir Z~nik, 6-4, 3-6, 6·3, in a World Ch ampionship Tennis tournament Ttre11day. Both admitted they had not played well. "[didn't serve well and Stan missed a few easy volleys." said Lutz. In singles play, Marty Riessen topped Gerald Battrick, 6-2. 6·2; Cliff Drysdale of South Africa de- feated Vijay Amritraj or India. 7-S. 3-6, 6-4; Dick Stockton ousted Pierre Lamarche.,. 6-2, 6·1. Phil Dent or Australia beat Hrebec, 6-3, 6-4 : Milan Holecek of Wes t Germany trippe d Graham Stillwell of Britain, 7-5. 7-6; and Mark Cox of Britain eliminated Tom Edlefs en, 6-0, 6·4. Rnssia11 (Jp set SALISBURY. Md . -Ivan Molina of Colombia scored the first majo1>upset in the U.S. Na- tional indoor t e nnis c ham · pions hips wjth a 6-4, 6-0 victory over Russian Al e x Metreveli Tuesday night. llie Nastase of Romania was\· ed i nto the third round of 16 players with a 6-3, 6-4 victory oVer Bill Maze. Karl Me iler or West Germany advanced with a 7-6, 6·2 verdict over Rolf Thung of Th e Netherlands .. Vitus Gerulaitis also won in straight sets, 6-2. 6-4 over Spain's Man9l0Santana . , .• BlOy Martin posted o 74. 6-2 v-lctory over Gene Muyer and Cr.ech Jan Pisecky beat rormcr champion Clark Gracbncr, 3·6, 7·516-l . fiver t A dti a11~ CR!CAGO -'rop-seedod Chris SV.rt led• hosloffavoHles lovl<· coryTUe.!lday night in a women's professional tennis toute\!E:nt. Evert de!ented Sue Stup, a Ct\iC8f'O ra\•oritc. 6·3. 7-,:i while sec ond-se eded Evonne Goolagong SWPpt past Patti 1"1ogan6-2,6·4. Third-seeded M argarel Court also won in straight sets by down-· ing Lessl y Jlunt . a f e ll O\\-' Au stralian, 6· l , 6-3. Olga Morozova of the Soviet Union had to go all out lo defeat Betty Stova of The Netherlands. The Russian star won6-2. 3-6. 7·6- Seventh·Seeded v.rendyOverton ousted Ila na Klass of South Africa 6-4, 6-2. and eighth·seeded Julie Heldman defeated Robin Tenny 6-2.6·2. Seiffs Coa sl BOLOGNA. Italy -The toptwo seeds. Arthur 1\:s hc and Bjorn Borg, coasted into the rinal or the $60,000 World Ch1.1mplonshipTen- nistournament Tuesaday. Ashe. -seeded No. I, disposed of unseeded South African Bob f.fewitt 6-2, 6-3. and Borg. the 19· yea r -old Swede, swept pasl Dutchman Tom Okker, seeded third. 6-4. 6·2. V ANDAUSM IDTS sec CAGE TEAM ~ THOUSAND OAKS,-Soulltern Cali(ornia College won a basket- ball game but fell victim of van- dalism in the parkini lot al Ca lifornia Lutheran College, here, Tuesday night. Two bus·l ype vans used lo lriU\Sport the SoCal Vangu'ards basketball tea m to a District Ill NAIA Northern Division aame with the host school, w~rc van- dalized whil~ the team was ptay. ing. ii look uni~ Biler mldnlthl for coach Paul Peak and_ SoCal plaYer~ t.o get the vehlc1es in operating order for the return trip to Costa Mesa. SoCaJ won the gumc, 101·96. (See game story, Page 8 ·2.) • I :- DllllJ' ,. ... """"-~ ~ ...... SMOOTH AS Stut-Huntbigton Beach Hlgb'a ,Perry Harbin (44) moves past a Katella foe behind the screen al Jlin.C&ble (52) in Tuesday's 66-58 Empire League basketball vie· tory. For· game details see pagll B1: f Diablos, · Lions Stagger I ArtiS~ · J{arina, 60-48 Tritons ropple ElTQro ' f,: Triump_h B~~.!!1/~~~T y Almost everybody figured 7'uesday nfcht's ~ " basketQall iame between Mar:ina and Westminster ' Mission V18jo Higb's hiJlh 'Schools would be a rout. Anll they were riJtht. BY ROGER CARLSON 11 Dlablos rallied behJnd But it was Westminster's LiollS who blitzed the °' .. o.11, .. o.1sun I. rrove,Cooper Tuesday hll!hly•ranked Vikin••· By 12 POints. mind you. And San Clemen!• High'• night an.d went OD to post AtM.11rina of all places. • Tr'ltons proved them· l a 49.45 South Coast · . It was'·tbe same Lions ~aO'i·.t.hat lost to the .ie'lves champions I' Le_ape bas)cet)}!_ll vie· Vikin1ts· by 22 at Westminster. Thiatime thou1h. the Tuesday .Uiht as t~ey tory over the vlsitin&. ~LiOfllflumpe(I out to a 14'·2 lead~and breezed to a 60· steamroued past host El Unlvers\ty Trojans. .AB up&et S&anset League wln. Tbe loas drops Marina Toro. 183·75; to clinch no And Laguna Beach re-'¥into a ftrst-place tie with Fountain Valley. Both worse than a tie (or the ·corded its third win of schools are 10-1. Westminster is 8·3. South Coast Leai:?ue title. the circuit campaign It wa~ Marina's first league defeat at home The victory i:?ives with a SB-56 triumph over' aince 1970 when Newport Harbor won, 68-55 . The roach Stan DeMai?Rio's tbe Dana Hills Dolphins A loss was-only Marina's second in its last'41 home Tritons a three-iame in the winner'& gytn. games. lead with three iames • Coach Pat Roberts• The Lions, displaying much poise and skill. hit6 remaining before com- t Diablos mQved into a tie of 11 field ,eoal attempts in the first quarter while petition in the CJF 2-A ! for second place in the lhe Vikin,li!s were 1of11. basketball playofrs. lea~ue standings wi~ The VikinJ!s closed to within nine twice in the ~he Tri tons never -l thetr win, which came m second period. but Westminster kept comin.li! up tra1led. led by as many 1the eloein·s seconds when with rebound baskets and was hever 1;eriously as 16 ~n the first half and J ~r scored on a layu.p threatened. ' kept the pre.ssure orr all j aftir Kelly C~x ti~ tt Linn Wilson. a spectacular 8-4 forward. scored the way w1t.h a spec- '. ~oments ~artier with a 10 of his.Jl:ame-hlJ!h 28 points in the third quarter as tacular shootan~ i>er:for· ~shot fro~ the top of the the Lions rerused to fold. Wilson constantly sQuir· ma~ce f<:>r their ninth key. med his way loose inside and drew several three· straight victory .. The Diablos added a point •lays. from ~he fi eld the couple of free throws Marina was still down by 11 at the end of the Tr1tons hit 32 or 53 for wM.h less than a minute to third quarter and Westminster scored the first six 60.4 percent. And they 10 ~ wr'p it up. Mission points of the final period. Perhaps Ton~ Engedal's added 19 o~ 25 from the i ~Vieto ~a,d broken on shot early in the final period Illustrated how the freethrowhnefor76per- top ear:ly, but th~ re-J(alne was prOJ!ressinJ(. En1t:edal. brin~ini the ball cent. . , 1 ·-bound~n g pow er. Qf upcourt ,lor Westminster. ipotled an open man un · Coach Wendell W1tl s '. Vniv~i'fity turned things derneath and heaved a 00-foot pass. The only thin5' El Toro Cha_rRers were i· around. is that the pass sailed throu2h the nets for two poin· ~own 36·20 with 5:27 left l Carlos Cervantes tied ts. · 10 the hair when they r t)Le came at · 43 for · overall .• lt was a."POised Lions team that kept resorted to a three·Quar· ~UliiversitY coach John breakinl? M&rina ·s full·co•rt press and one that ter press which cut into ~Driscoll '"d the Trojans selected the hii!h percenta~e shots. The Lions were the San Clemente lead :;-took a brief lead on Mike ;Jof 43, . ansJ, pared the aaldvantaJ(e :CMcClymonds' bucket. · Marina. meanwhile. was 18 or 57 and its two top to"45-34 at the h f. •.. Ben Bacon Led the ~scorers. Rich BranninJt: and Bob Losner. were 11 or The Chargers did a f. Laguna BeBcJI .su'rge\ 40. J?ood job with the press 1:which handed ' coach "When thinl?s went wronJt. we didn't bear throuahout the secbnd ~:'Tony Stillson:. Dolphins down." said.\likln.l!I coach Jim Stephens. "We just half and cut the lead lo ~: tlieir ninth stratiht set· put our heads down and quit .•• And Wilson is 69-65 with 5:02 to io back. • probably the best player in the leaJ(ue , lle's touJth." before Jeff Densmor,e Bacon got 10 points in· ..... ,...,,, 1 .. 1 ,..,1 .. cq1 and Scott Severs put an side in the fourth period. ft rt " :· '' 11 • 1• end to the rally with All three of Laguna's t::.1 ~0 ~ ; 3 e;.. ; i ! 1 : more of their unreal out· league wins have been t:rc'tii. s 1 1 12 Ltwtw• : ~ ·: 1~ side shooting. against Dana Hills. "°""' : ~ ~ J Bf-!ne s o J 10 Several hit six of hi& 17 · ~... ~ g 1 ; 9otdl ~ ~ ~ ~ counters and the Tritons 1. * U '* TN1, u 1• :.::.,J:! ,, 10 15 • ~ia~l~fl~·point lead with ,.; w..tM1,...1... 11 iJ '' ......, El Toro's Gar.v Con-1; ......._V .. f91 .. I Mtlrl"-1 tl 15 ..._.. t~ " " ., ~ nally scored a career e~ 3 • 1 10 . hi@ of 30 points, little g=::,. ; : ~ 1 ' c N bs Joe Carta popped in 15 • ·~ : i : .. ~ Orange oast a and played • nl!ty ·floor •1 Toc.u 11 1 13 . •ame, and S.8 Ed Mc-u.i ... nity , •• , • , •• " ., ., Fadden scored 13 and I Vltfr• ~ 0 I to 5-4 B ball w· wasimpressive. , -te • 1 I ' ' .,_,. • 0 I • as4 m But San Clemente was f • cervan•'" s • 5 M ~ ' even more Impressive. ' McGl...-fMb I 0 J ? Dudek ' o • 2 SA" MAR.COS TedKalota:.>cored27and To-.is 20 s .u aJ ... -Paul Possemato 1ot hauled in 15 rebounds . .,....,..,::.:"~°"~:---:, .....,... ~eVin Morrow scored' Al the win for Orange lie hit six strai2ht free ""'.,,.,.u., • 11 ,, -...-0 Zimmer with JI sacrifice Coast, hurling the Jut throws in the fiYst hair fly in the top of the loth three innlogs without al-wh en San Clemente ex- ~"*•CMJ 111 inning Tuesday after· lowing a 'run and only ploded. Apd he was ,...,._ '1 ~ 1 ~ '' noon to pace Oraage one hit. ,, deadly in the third quar-:1~c:• : ~ : :: Coast Colle~e to a 15-4 Dan Spain stole tbtee ter wh~n El 1Qro tried ::,",!'!.,. ; : ' 1 ba1eball victory over bases and outflClder vainly( wiUt a touih vress T~b ,4 4 : ~ PalOmar Colleae, here. Mark Schrupp collected , to caich up. 1 · .. · w.-.. t<11f11J .,. ·Zimmer reached bas,. three hits for the wip-1 Scott 'Severs c.and Tiin llli•tlll!Uft ': ~ ": • .after he struck out and ners. Orange Coast ls ~·Dunham tosSed i'n 17 aiut • ~ 1~ ~ ; ,; the catcher let... the ball nowl.._J. · • -.-16 front out4ide the El .w1t11. ' o s • get pa.st him. Zimmer 0r--..c...1151 Toro i:one. Dave Tayldr ~ ~ : ~ 1; then raced to third on •• , 11 " was limited to lfilJ.e '*""" • ' '1 ~ another passed ba11 ·anc1 ~::=.ct ~ : : : 'ooints as he ex1ted lit tr ~ O::':..._.."J~ '~_,. cf me home wit~ the w.i~. ~ 1• ! ~ : ! first balf with a bick I · ._, ...... ,1 11 ,. ,,_,. n na: run on orrow I ~"'rl' a ~ .•, •, ll jury. , fly. ~-... 1 • 1 ,, 'fhe loss snaps a four·j ~.--.•• • 1 • o ' J?ame wiMin~ streak for ' ~c: ; : ~ : El Toro. wtUch has lost ~W::1t.11 , 1 0 °0 •;,-all three meetinas witb ,...,. ,, s • • San Clemente. < ,_....,,..,...,. ...-.-.... Van~ar.ds Sail -• r ·T II 0 VS A N D • PAKS-Al Carlson hod 'olahl rebounds and 12 points ln the second hall ~ lead'SQuthern Callfqr· la Coll•li• to a 101-96 , I~ ovtr CaJ)lol'lila l.Utberan Colle&• here l,.:11....,tay nltbt. .A ~-hot Cal~Ulhernn 111 hll 2~ cl ;t ~hots rom lh• noot In the ;Mtond hair and 40 of 87 or tJie .. ,.,. 11 SoCal came from behind a 10. • r Point defi cit to win in the final 10 minutes . °"*"'C-.tll0011110D 1-J • J f .,-•• ,.....,_. f"Oi!OOO~ 1 I ~-'i ! Jc T • I·~ : ! I M SoCal's Vaniuards are• tied fo r lhe lead i,n NAIA District Ill Northern Division play with a 6·1 record I 16-7 overall), t eODJ8' ~ ~ : ; ' l or ..... ~u11•1 .... ~ ·=: .. t•·1 ~ : l t ,....... 1.t•" n1t11e MllWCNdl9f~pch""'H ""~ •lfttilJJ) ~· r•Wf,..,lt"*"~llNUW.M •, "-.,.. .. fl llf .li!MID-IWWrW eoi-11 tS II .j -IOl~i.f""l ..... M '°"'' . • J • 1': ='fSJ~~~ .... 1~=r ; ~ : , tJ t•' T'··~:~-""et• I j' •1' U ,, ...... . lftWlllt ' • •' • Cl 11 Sfftlill. 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J.MIW TU • .. ftllol. i /! ,, • • • -.. • If OAIL y PILOT PERFVME 'U:NKVP' • • • • l;ABB11Hy · Cliarter Rate 'll08CO'W (UPI) ' • • Tiie aweet smell of lluc-~· d B • _ ~1 • ~ , .... ~ la-~ • -~l~leo.,... -x,..X ~~'°1t;.d'lilw ~ -=· .., ~~~,......-....,...~........,._..-7" .,_ ... ~~ .... t-So)·!1!~ ~--..-... ~--.............. ---.:...-~ IUlaupft.tX '"'7T 8'-"'-""V" -., ' • in& lo• T-ne.,.1 qeft-WASHINGTON IAPl r ...... eydispateh. -The Civil Aeronaullea · '!'he l!oard'• declam to T0111•ideirpierbtrom Boardhas·wi!J>dr•wn.its withdr•w the order th, llloscow Novaya c0ntrover1ial illideUfteo • •11m~ oaly._tllree days Z.rya perfumery and that would have 1tt. before the u .S. Court ol Americans fr9m. the m.{nt_nium rates that APsteala for the Distrtct Revlon Company haV'e a,lrllnes could charge fQI' o ( Co I u fl\ b I a w a• jointly developed a cb•rterfll&htl. lthedUled lo open ar111- perfume. tentatively "The· dec,islon was im· 11ments on• series.or aults titled "Soyui·APollo," medlatelY hailed by op-' ftled by opponentl of the dedicated to the Ju!y poneotl of the rule aa a order. • flight. victory for consumen. T h e A v i a t 1 o n ·· ""'' T•._.... The minimum rate or-Consumer Act.Jon Pro-Ola it.e Board Air Cal's Sales Dip Air Calirornia Clew an estimated 34 ,695,600 re: venue passenger miles in January. This reneets a 12.6 per- cent decline from the 39,f-25,lOO· totaled tn January; 194,4 . Available seat miles also reflected a decline. der, which w•s l11U:ed by , ject, a R•lph Nader or· • the board last Octol;ler, 1aal1atlon that bad Robert H . Fi.nch. has been sharply challenged the CllB or· former secretary of critici1ed by several der, aald the ~ard's de--Health. Education groups, including the'. ebion to withd~~~ th'e and we 1 fare in Federal Trade Com-nilemeantthat aa.rline Wa shington, has mission and the Justice fares for charter flights been elected to board Department. I to Eui:ope this summer of directors of Royal THE -s•tothe . 8:re go~1 to be substan·, Indu stries of r •'-" or . Ually reduced -maybe d e r . w o u I d c o s t as much as 10 percent... Pasadena. Ameneans up to $650 · --~---~--- million a year over Pre· THE BOARD said it New Crop Record sent charter fares. 'The wa1 withdrawing the Justice Department' also~ gWdellDea because it had calle<l-tl'itordei infta.'1-"Qelermined th-al im tionary and said the plementinC the rules at bond bad.no authocity _tQ tbil_tim~-would ci:.e_ate a set minimum ai.fline. disruption in the North P,jjjjiiijr:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;=:::;;:;:;;;~ Atlantic charter market WESTCLIFF MEN'S HAlll Ol!SIGN ~I added . however In Fruit NEWPORT'SONLYSEBRll'/GCUTJ'ERS that it believed the mat WESTCLIFF PLAZA ...... ......,,S t-er warranted . further "!!~::;::::;::::;::::;:: consideration ;;; · D RCE & TROUBLE The board's October IVO . order set up a complicat Must HQ\Adate 100 acres in Orange County 2.0oo ft ed formula for charter trom.ge on Hwy (10 minutes north of El Toro). Has oak s airlines that considered and pcind. $3,800 per acre. Need 60K net dOWfl Sub"';' th• sii:E' or the airline '°'""-Cal0-171Ul35'511'· used !or the tught. the WASHINGTON <AP i -The Agriculture Department says ~e na- tion's citrus fruit ~rop is expected to total a re- cord 14.1 million tons a<· cording to indications Feb I WHfl:hptt.t diatance the flight was to ~==;::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==:::::;::~!travel and the season when the night occurred. However. ihe estim~te included some decline in the estimated harvest of oranges. now estimated at 233.6 million boxes Although that still would be a record and 8 percent above last season. the new estimate was down 300,000 boxes rrom Jan. t indications -- • Leasing a Mercedes! Mon1hly lease poyrnenl > <on va ry c.ons•derob1v ~why not coll us for a quole. We ko11e morir different leose plans, e nd we sell Ond se1v1ce Mercedes-Benz loo. ,, • PERSONAUZED •snusH ~EASY TO USE lOoo • . 1 •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEN. •• tMAPE ANO llZI 0' L,1.9ll ...... JOtlR DM 121 M•I• Slt•9' A-,t••"· a.-,al•t• t2MI ,_ l•bela Do ~·1 "'"•A Ptf•l•d ••1der, r-----~---------------, 1 ' Fiii lft tMt"-""· ell, •l'MI ,..._ii with 1:1.50 M: I • ' I I ,ffof l'rNiljoe lleht OW.. J --~..;.,~ ' : I I I • c.t• -· 'Cell,_,)~ "~" t • __ ......... · .. ,... ..... -·;·. ·r It said the board would consider as economical· Jy unrair all charter rates that fell below those calculated by lhe for'mula unless the alrli.ne could show otherwise Gene K. Gravley has been appointed district marketing manager for National Airlines in Los .\ngeles The Laguna Beach resident was formerly di s .trict "agency and interline marketing manager, a position he had'held since 1973. He joined the airline as a marketing reptesetttative in 1965. • • Varian U..ta Machines or lrvinehus n<imed 1\. I. Klaney vice president or o~rations . He was most recently director of op.,rations at Singer/Friden's Business l\.tachineS Division in New Mexico. l-le and his family plan to live in Mis· sion Viejo. ' • Crystal Robinson of Newport Beach has joined Home Siik Shops at their Costa Mesa location as in · terior designer. She was previously a designer for II arbor Area residents. • Robert Hill has been n3med manager or the Mld11.al Savings and Loan Association office in San· ta Ana. He has been in the financial field Cor 19 years. • Mis1ion Viejo resident James E. Giireath has been promoted to chief pilot of Martin Aviation. He joined the Orange County·based rirm last year as a Learjet captain. • Allison a. Brimer has been named vice presi· · dent of the South Cout NaUonal Bank in organiia~ion, according to bank P.r:esident Nick'J .. f'iorio. · The Huntington Beach man will ~ credit officer-and will also be in eharge of the leasing departn:lent. He was rOrmerly associated with the Bank or Newport.. • Three Orange County resi-a111M1E11 dents 4ave been "'promoted at Pacific Mu,ual's Newport Beach branch. Klclt•r4 T. Coad)' has been named assistant vice presl.dent ot tnortaage loans; William Podlich, assistant vice president or investD]ent administra- tion and Julea M. Welker, assistant vice president of aeen~Y adm inistrat.;on. • 1 D1vkl Wbitwam of El Tqro h.as been pro111oted to •gener4I mlinager,··Southem Calirornia sales division, of Whirlpool Coop • ' Whitwam was formerly dealer sales mal'lager oltbedivision, headquartered in Anaheim . I ,_ .... -........ ,) • • ....... ,. • .. • 1 · 1 • Huritinaton &ach retident Looi1 E; Bar•es ha& 1 1 • .. .... ,. ... .,.., zi,c. , been named a vice president of Bateman 51chle.r. -IUURl<hard1,.I••· i:Lon!Beach. . . L-__ _! _ '.. ___ :c:~•-____ . j , DooN Cl•rt• D8avoit,.b ['?'.,'!_,erMt~ ·~etco1unt 0su1pectrv1 ,.or :;:::.::=======:;=======~· .or ewpo •If ·-ar. ng re on1, ..... has been napied vice president or the advertl•· m,flnn, On price alone... · Hel•• c. Juenlhn<f :C JA.lllna Seac~. genera'f m ... ...: of international ~atlqns, ha,s been ... mecl'vlce president ail<! dltttlof iJf lnternlltlona,1 NIM operatlont for 1111' Ca-Electric, of Santa Stin' .... best riewspttper buy on theONneeCoost • J'oe Dll'ly Piiot ,, .,fvo-t 7 dopa -k tllNct • call collect ' 642--4321 I Ana. . , . ,• \ &,nu Ana tesktei)I PltD P..,Pt.1 ljas Joined Allffl '"* lff. u Southern Callfonlia district mi n.,er • •. p';i;;j lo• jolnlnti the Santa •Ana subeldlary. People! waa associated with i;;. II. Squib&. ' , • ... -- VW .Pf(~fing :J;~~~~~ .. ~; . . ' Re11W·m.ber When. Onlx f~k W.~ B'% -~': Y.!111?; ~s,Mtt:rT JiOSKOWI "' -""' ·-· Life-was·'~Orill~o" l!RlPl'ri!. --TO" ttl:e-th-em'e ·music, ''Ha.ppy ·.-.·"':':: !_h• rnm!)8;1U'".J11a@Just pne Days Are Here Again,·· ~et an~ a~v1sed everyone lo VOikswagen . this month in· think small. 1 6-oduced a new car on the r ·• 'American market - 'the Rabbit. ..rv;ne· 's I_l'T'l\.T It's a model the Gerinan com· I . ., P:-i l 't pany has ticketed ror stardom, ,. namely: It expects you to buy , Gets O·;l "D! J. more Rabbits than Beetles. ,.,_ .., DUA, VW's sales target ror 1975 is VOLXS,WA.GENUSED·tO pride 140,000 Rabbits. Beetle sales are jtsel( on being a one-model basic projected at 100,000. Lranaportation producer. That THAT, IN CA.SE you don't re· cognize it, marks the end of an era. The Beetle -or the Bug, as some people call it -has had the longest production run in automotive history. More than 18 n1illion have been produced and sold. earning t.he Beetle the title of "the world 's most popular model." Nearly 5 million 0£ those models were old in the United States s / The Beetle is not being discon· tinued at least not yet \10Jk swagen is careru.l to call the llabbit a ·companion car ·· Bul it 's clea r rrom those sates_ goals that the car which "'as once . s ynonymous with the name Volkswagen 1s being de emphasized This transCormation has already occurred in Volkswagen's home market , "1est Germ anY , where the Rab- bit Y!a s introduced last August under a different name. the Golf It has since become the top- selling model on the German market \''hile Beetle s<1 les have s lumped sharply The Rabbit is u subcompact that dot"sn·t look al all like a Beetle It s engine i ... mounted in the front. not the rear It "s ,~·ater eoolecl . not air cooled And it has nearly 50 percent more horsepo"·er than the l~etl e The sticke1· price of $2,995 is $JOO more than the Beetle's strategy worked well enough to vault the company into the ranks o r the world's leading auto manuracturers. A JVolkswagen was a Volkswagen, recogtiizable instantly. The company didn't have to invest in major styling changes every year. It was under nQ compulsion to field a wide lineup or vehicles. .. 'fhat 's all gone by the· bbards todS'Y. It seems that, once a com· pany reaches a certain sii:e in this industry, i has tto beh•ve like all the other giants in the game. " While Detroit-has ritoved closer to Volkswagen , at least in greater production or small cars. Vol~swagen has moved c loser lo Detroit •by embracing the rull- line concept Volkswagen now has more models in its armada than American Motors The lineu~ in· eludes the Beetle. the Rabbit, a Beetle convertible, the Karman Ghia (a sporty version of the Bee- tle). the Scirocco (a sporty vers ion of the Rabbitl , the Dasher. the VW bus. the Audis and the Porsches IN FACT, Volkswagen has become such a· stalwart member of the automobile establishment lhaL it 's going through the same paces as the other manu(ac· turers. It lost heaps or money in 1974 and ha! its third chairman in three years. Over l'he Counter NASO U11ift91 Phillips Petroleum Company, SOHIO Petroleum Company and Son Oil Company have a)Narded V'fN Corporation of lrv.ine a ma- jor contract estimated i~ ~x~s 1 ..<lC ~ m·illion in connection with the firms' two 5, 120-acre oil shale 1 tracts in the Uinta 8a11iq of eastern Utah, accordintJ tq Earl Ramsey. program director for the oil companies. VTN "'ill provide all project 1 managen1ent and te.c·hnical services necessary to cbnduct geological exploration work and a two -year e nvtronmehtal baseline data coll ectiOn and 1 monitoring programs 3t tl\fz. Site. t ... • Slang's .Net Income Up For lhe three months ended I Dec. 31 , Stang HyUronica Inc. has reported neL income or. ~.639 from revenues of $3,506,172 as I c·ompared lo $281,435 from re- venues or $3',226.ZJS for the same period in 1973. Slang l<lydro-nics ln-C-. s pecializes in· dewalering :-.yslems for construction, pumPs 1 ;.and pumping systems, pollution 1 control equipn1ent such as smail ~t!\\"age treatment plants and lift I ~lations . rire righting equipment ' and commerci,al aircraft ground support n:1aintenance equipment. I '°"' ni.. s~ ,..., l '..lo ' ·~ 7\1. 7\t 7'11o .... u:w. 1314 ., ., .. , • ._, 1~ .,,,. ''" ... ·~ II .. 12\lo I ·-''" ''"" ''"' l•VI 15 I , .. 2'-JV. JIW. tt IS\lt. M\lo MUTUAL FUNDS N"' Yo,11; -FOi · lowing h • i.~t of bid •"" •~keel pri-ce~ on "'wl""'' F"""i •i q...,IW by tt. NASO Irie:. T-... •"f Febr.,.ry 11, 1t7S . ........ Aom Gw Adm 11\t Aitm 1111 ActYlwr Mt .... Fd Ael,.,. Ill Alulurt AGIE Fd All11•tt Afpl'\9 Fd ( I ,, • J 11 I I 1 I I• I ' Ills ll lings ~ ·New.: #ducti le • Tueedaf!s Cloeipg Prices ..... /, FtbtU!ty' OAILY PJLOT NEW· 1 yo~~ ... sT9c~ Ei_CHANGE 1 , , Y •••'• 81~:.,;.JI Ap;.,.J';F;,,err ilatanllcy • . , • 1 I <' .'·M' .eAm&."a'. l ·c·· · ' . ...._ .... 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'4 Aiivv<>11 t2 s l •' 01-.. .. ~o ,,..,,.,Jw .so: 11 • s~~-... ed I ••• e Allld Cll1 to1101:M ... -\.\ Sf'.'°lll'lO"i .. E•cisr\6114 6 1~ .. v.lnmont .AO' 10 '" .. Mo•s.1E.lf/'1 J 28 2._ .. Rett1ICt<11 21 13 18 Tl>nllvD•Oll 8 SJ•~'• m . Jc.a. and dental expenses. The rest of the insurance cost AUIHl>roct,, , 144' °"'c '·"° J s. ,,,,..+ 'Ill E••on 1•.p s s29 n"""-~-'""''o c ,10 s 12 ,,,. .. .,.. MOrssn .JOd / ' 2•,.._. ,,.,, Rewc:otis 12 11 s5 21•, ~ ·~ r1eo1pc1tn 1 8 11 1»- h h didn't ded AIUtd$t I.JO J 14 22~-· of,; 0..rtr NY 2 J lS 24 -V. -F F-llliOOIPP' '2 8 J.202 Jl -. l~ Miff Tr Am . 10 l~ Vo RevreC .11b 2 JS I 'o To(jt:Mar &0 I 1 J.4', , 'w lC , you . upt as medicat care insurance, you in· 1.110Supmkt .. , 3•1, ... °"'Ffltl .n .• 1• .~ .. ~ P$Mroe ,(I s 2.3 1 _.. "'t 111)111,...1111" 1 • 1•1.-"' Ml>t1No .... N 1 )(! 11~•+ ~ R•wton 110 1• 1s> s1-. 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Nt1•1S<1a 't• J ,J,. • 1-'1 Owr1Hv1• • 14 36f't-"t F"'~'•" a.: 20 2~-~ 1eM CO<"p•1• ... 201~., M11ntop1 ..o . 11 s' .. +"" llet111·p121" J) 110.+ ~~roe." p.,,.11 • 1 .... •• U a th"! I IRS II AMAX lJS' IS 37'h O..$Cll0a 4 s JO'lo-"11 Far WstFc+ 1 1 s._11o t11tFl•11.21011 lJJ 17\Ja-'loji Mun$11Q l.OB s 1 11..,. ... lk-t11~t1• l so 1t•n+ ·~ ToddSll•pyd ., 7• i.i.-•. n er ut avora e ru ng, you are allowed the de-AMAxp1 5v;. .. 2 ,..,, + 1.,.. ow,Pd 1.1• 19 10t JO'lll• ~ Far an Mt1;1 13 ·~~-'"' 1n1H1•" 1 10 ~ 2c• 21v ... v. Murpco , 20 6 16 "''" + ... Rey Mt pt •· 1 ' )11, • '• To10!'00 Ed 2 1 01 1~·~ -•. ductlon for two 'Orms or In ur nee I t ""'"-' JO s 11 ' +-... 0..UI• t 10 • J~ 31' ..... v. Fedders Cp . 7, ~ ..... tlllHold 4tb .. !l ..,,. • \4 M11rpno1 .60 • ~ 1e•.-"' RtyM pl 2'-' )I"• fon11•Cp ,o J s I'• . j .l• s a •• n one ype, )'OU pay a Awncorlf 1• 0 16 Jl'o a.IE IU •s s 1 12 .... -'lo Fed MQ 1 8() I ,, l~v.~ .,.,, ltrMlnC t ie s ~o )S'h . '>\. ,,,,,,.,,~ Oh 1 s ' 10• ...... ,., Rt-yt1Sec so 11 I• ~ '. fool\Rl 'OQ II 1 ~ • • • non-refundable ftxed amount to your optometrist 'n 0 ..,._ Anwrec: 120 , 2• 11~,-·,, Cfli M•l•CCI 2 '' 1~-.{ti FdN11M1 u 1 410 ,,~,,,. 11111 Mlnino s fl• •14-•r.r Mut°'\' 1 J1 •I 1s•1.. .• 11.u .. '""' 1 1 1s •2 -''• rt.aneco 96 10 61 11·.~ '• b ( • ,.. Ami>tpll.'4 . t 32'h +l'" CNMl!Cpl)f .. '12'111-V. FedPapl'"' l 13 20V.-"'° lnllo\ultl36' 1 21~ . M.,._"l. Ml lO 12 6 -'10 RIC flMo!t ..,10 11+ 201.0.t-'• Tr•n~om S910 21• ,,,, '• C 8Qge OrtbeQPlomeU"i5t'sagreementtoreplaCeyourcon· Ao\He1 JOg l ., 11'1.• 'lo C1I Pnwm2 I I 2• -~ FldS•l»fl JO S 3 &•,\+ '4 11,IHclll . .a. • 109 Jl~-~ I ~N N-Rcflmnd tlO 1 121 13"+ ~. Tr1191r>ll>ltil 10 2t'• I tactinlenses lor--yeart'lyour lenses ••o los tordamaged. "Hs1 p11•..,. 11 ,,14_,... °''h 0111 40 2!/o • vo Fe<1D!i11 1•1J 211 u•,_ v. 11111 P•Ptc' 2 1 t11 l8'Mi-+. to1ab1sco2 J011 a1 12•1.-~. R1141T.110 , 2 11"o -'• '•n)CL.\n ,~ ·5 11 ~.,. •• ..,..,.. ~ Am.a.lrF1._.I IS 11 -V. 0...1\Cr&Pf , I? 6'1t-Vo F•r10Co.-pt6 1811"•+'/t IP'ltAe(t .12d o 4 '~ lt•looCll .Mlll 261•\'o+'t> A:loGtl11t.0 S 4812,,.+'• Trti0nF .10o, 1 ._..., -1he Othcth•.w.,-vou·p•y 80 iOSUf•nC.,CO---"ny & ""Cd AmAlrll.,., Ii> ltfl ,...., Chtotnt .JO S 21 10* F11>re1>rd 90 4 1' 1114-~ !Ill T .. T I S2 S '31 l'I'• " lilllf(O Sc .Ml 8 I' I • .... AloGc pl IO .. l ' TronUn 1 '16 I\ 12 ~).\.o , '• "'.1-o1 ':' Uolf'& U4 ........... )0 •. tl J'h-'li Oli"ornlpl ) .... 6 St. FodF111c1Cp 6 SJ. ''e IT&TplH' I tS • 14 !'f""°'tCMI I •11 l~\' A:heAid'l212 400 1V.,+'iA; Tr11~,..V1'0 S tl 1S .. , amount In excba"ge ror which the company airees to pay .&erafld," 1 1u 17~--. 0trn1r '·'° • "" 1""'• :i.. F1ous( 2.t0 ~ 12 21 t .,. 1 TT 1 •1 •• .., ,,, -. ....... ! 0Ne1.A1t111 so ' ,1 10 . Rllll•l\6 .90 • 11 161• .. "• Tr1111~ w ..,,,, ts ,~ ..... the' r.;.uu~·· who ori· "'•ally dt's~nsed the le nses o r Mlrl st .to • •l 1t~+ '"' Ownltr wt . 10 1'11. .. Foe10crM1 , l ss 'V.---1.1o ' T& ptJ o .• 14 •• -Net1..,,,,,aoo . • 1011.-~• ~o?tjfl.a• 90 ' / 11•"' Tron~wA p1 s IJ'•~ ,~ ...,,_,. ·~ Y'-' AmBldg)l 7 lJ ,.._,_,,..CI MIO-1111 l -Vo Follro1Cp60~ J 1-"•-'i" r T&Toll<o · 16 ft.\-6-_.lo NaUC•n .S3 5 'l I~ Robrlsnll0 6 6 TS'.•• '11 Tr11WF!O.ft>o flll 9\.-?-lo not r •Q ..... t-"""...i.11-.li:t ~ ('f AC•n1to.. 164 Jl \:o-,,.. CI Ae111t1 l11, 3) ~-Vo FIP'l<IFe<I So t t3 9lr.-'h IT"TfN2" 39S 16 N!Cnpll\o'l 1 22'• Aol)ln\ 1'.oll 300 IJ Tr.:iylr\1 08 6 Q• 7) , '· a e n ~!:\.":u;Q "'.J' r.ue company l the origina l practi• "c;.11 pf 1~, 7 lf'I•+ V• Cin 8"11 .Ml 1 t 21 , , F'lrSlne I !O O 2lS l<i'to I T& plO S I )3 . NC:llmJfl 11 2• '' JS\o+ 'o Jiocl>G 1.Joj 8 2• !0°6'-'• Tr••I<• pl 1 IH Ji Uone risnolong•ri'obust'n ess attheli'm Ith 1 f h ""'"'"Mto . ,2 2 ~-'• o"~''" • 1• 1•Wt ~ Fs1c11.or1s1 • 101 10'>"-'• 111trPoK 1106 11 16 .. .,. N1 c.1~l..t0 l s t Ro<nTet' e 111 11·. rRE cp ,,Jo,,~·., ., e 0 e OSS) Ort e A Oo•IP'l 1.'lO ' ll 11 _ ,,. C111G pf t,21 . 1SOO 100 -l 'h Fsl Cnlc 9(1 6 !012 10~r , llllPlll>I Gr 1 S 10 11 -Yi Nl~lrl 1.S2 S 6 ~ \:o, RP<llO.,.... .to t 9 II~' :'" Tr.COii! llC . 1>11 11''0 COSt (leSS dednc"bJe 8'i10Wlt) or replact'ng "0UJ CODtacl •-y·• '" ' to> t•~-, .. OnMllt 1 40 t. 3' 1+• .. _. .,._ FsUnSn's I It ,, oJ -•it Intern 6rnd 3 21 11'1+ V. NllOl$tl 1," 4 131 16 + VO A:o<k-11 12 S 81! 20'~' + T•I So Mtoe 1 11(1 l'•o-, '!" .., • J A'~Q U,1 J032 1 11:: • ~ CIT Fin 120 I Ill 31 ~=-,,_ Fst M1~• 1' 4 1J1 111'"'+ 1 , i11ts1Pw 1 'O 9 t. 1'\o -'i'. NUFuetGs 1 0. 21 WI-\<.. Rot-ol ''-• 11 SS't> TroJ11g1e. .90.J 4 10 \4'4 + •, lens es for one year if the I ns'e s are loS t or damaged. •oiiiTt• :s1 11 • tt 11'1!.-._ ouco•D .to 11 ... n¥-+ "" FstMtge 1nv 11 1~ r11s1 u 11d 2' J 12 J* .. lo\ 1Nt1 GVP 1-os 1 ,, 11,...._ v. Rat-fl4 1 Js . a 11•,., + 4< Tna p,, "1 • 13 1.\lo-... ( 2J The next l974 chan•e that can boost your medt' cal Ao..1 pf M• 5 12 • ,,. c11Stv 1.409 s •1 •1'" ~ ..,. F$N6o~ 1 ee • 11J 21(.'a-,,., 1ow1 ae1 101 J ' ,,.,.._ v. N.tu HP"'ff 31 Jv.-._.. AonmH 1 21 ' 301 sl>.1o ~ ~. '""'1v111 eo 3 "' 1:P• •• to """IEJ(..-..1 413 11\lo O llMll\ Mg J • 1V.-\lf FstN!i8nc 1 I l 71"'1 ~ 'lo tow•EllJ020 12 1\lh ... N•!tnclu lll J 13 '"". ROll~lnd .90. 36 ,~,-\, TrJ)ICn• 'lOdlO 26S 1•V.+ ~ ex""""nse de<luctions involves the increased mileage rate •F•m11, ,, 10 +i,.. c11rns.o 1S11 • '"° J{'o-.,., FsP•CP 1 32 1 13 11Y>-·~ , ...... 11G 1.!16 • 11 ,, -.,.,, N•1 1p18 1"" .. 1 11-~ 11ton111i 111 ,s 11 .,s 1•~-'" TRW 1111 to i ts 1P1o-·• I"'" •1<111s,,·20 11 '""-i,\OIYlllV .. S I01 '""_.,.. F~PMtl.•ldC l2 l'""•''•IO•IPLIMI !l19to ~"ll NatMt1;1Fnd .. 22 ,,,... .... ~UQt 1 I +\'t JRWpltV.. lS0'.4+~· that the IRS allows you to deduct ror driving your car to and A Fill" iv. l<IO Ill--\ Cltv '""""' . t• 'Vo. ..... Fs!V6~ .•Sd 9 ' ~. ''t low•PS 1 SJ 8 6 la~ . . NPte~ i .10• • 3 2111:.--~ AoM•C 1.10 ' • 11 t .... TRW pr• •O . 19 SJ -'• rrom Yo .. , pbys1'cl••, "-"·t. ho•""•' etc. The rate w as 6 .... Grl8d no .. 1~'h . ~ Clly '""p(J . 10 ,,,,.,,_ lt. F\W1sC 1.1 •• , ' I' -'It lpcOHo!.Plll I SS l~-.... NU Semlton 11 -tQ-4 •• ,, .. .\lo Rorer" 90 ,, )1' 21"9+ l. TlltilOllG "6 I 89 10 -\to --· "U'SUWO .... .... AGollk 1 Jt , ,, ... _ .... O •v S1ore1 .. 21 1'•-.... Flsc:nM 1.10 8 .,s 2&¥.• .... ITE Imp M • II ,, •• ,. N•I Setv ,!".I s 1' ~ "'" AoSM•O . .0. IS s~ :w. -.... TWCF• 20d ?O )(! I~-\'\I cen'• 8 m 'I F 1974 ,_, l · 7 •-') ' A Gr!' 111, 'to i Sl 11 Cl•rk II!: I.to 1 ll 261'41 , .. Fosher F ~o I SI 13~o II•-Corpt"tn 1J6' 9 ... Nt St•t>d •.tO ' ll 1•,,. , . Aow1tCC M 9 66 10>.:.-'• TycoLC IOI> I S6 10 , \4 I e • Or , UlC t8 e IS CeD!.:ll a ml e, A Gtl '11 t·.ID , U 11_,_ · i,.. O•rlt Oil .JO , • ;µ I"° , . l"o~rS.c 20 7 JI IVT-\'t IU I 110 8S 4 1• 10~-'Ao NtStarctl .1• 13 11 3'\h-l'J AoylO 2.110 3 148 11 '< .. + ~. Tyler Cp .60 ' JI tl'/1-l o ~ • AmHolH 10 j 11 \OV.-Vo 0.C Alff! .20 l 10 4'"+ \lo FftttEnl .14 )0 110 11'h-•I• IV Inf! CpA • 6 21 -I N•I SU 2'h• 4 43 ~-~ lto't'tl I lib J 28 •'• -U u -(3 } A TIDRD TREASlJliy chan1~e adopted in 1974 will Am HOl'll '.1114 ••S 3''-+ ,,. OvCltl7.6Qa' 11 1S'¥1-\lo F1tml"9 10 I s U'.4-.,. IU J11Up4 1'• l ll'A+ ~ N•n Te.oCo 16 'Ji,+ \.lo Al& Cp .16 s I ,,,._,_ .-. UALlllC .t.O.o s. \OJ 18'>•• ~. ~ .. 5 A Home pl 2 1 1S3Vt-l'o Cle"' fl 1,41 1 ll 2•'1J-~ F!e•I V61l S1 t •I S'io , -;, -N•tom~ I 10 l 19'1 t Bo + 1'/J A11bt>md l6 ll IS lb:O.. +-\• UoJftP 1 10. J 11 19'"'-I .. 'he1p th.e targe numbers o,f,.y,qu who mu.st make medically AmHo11t .:io ii 1" >tr•~ cr.ve1Pf11 . '''° 11J'h~ '"" Ftt111ko11.16 • l8 ""'"" v. J•111•e" 10 o lJ i1 ~--... N<A cp .12 • so.:i 22•--'>• '"" Auck••< 20 • 10s 1J•• . . uG• cp, 32 , s 1l4"-•. bed I ""'' Am l11wum SJ 3 "· oO•w & Pitt .. 1lll '' • "" Fllnlk pl·~ . •20 !>3 ~ I'! J•pFlld 8Sb llS av.+ ~ Nept111M! •0 t 3 .,, •• V• AusiTPQ ,. ' 611 1 -... UMC 11\dll I • 16 Ill'~ t '"' p.rescr1 i;:ap t~ improt'~ents to your homes -s uch as "Me01<1 .12 , » , v. Ooro•CO .st 10 21 s t Yo.._ .,.. Fl• E coaM t 2 19'"-11o JeHP••ot 60 u 100 u -v. Nev Pw 1 . .t0 ,i •l 11>,:. .. R)'(ler svsi 1 s2s )~+ •· uMer t ,~, .. 1• ,,,. .p.cl·a•ramns · t c• eJ t · 1 b b AMl-Ol«Wp10 t S t CIYOttPJOt 11 l li'o ,,, '•aG•~-'°' 8211\, JOlf'pl812 120001 ., NYPptllSO ,.lSS0211'J-''> --5 S-U1111rto S03 ?911'•--. T ·-.-'f. r 1n r1or e_va ors, spec!J! al room "'"' Motor' 10 m , · v., ci....t1P "' 1 . . 13 w -"" F1•Pwr 1 •s 1 1.. 20•:. + .,. Jltt CPLP' • 110 10 .. 1 Ntvf>9• 1 40 ''° 11 -..., Sabine 11 S6 • ' t1•A + ,,.. unut.td "" _, 11 21 -l raclll.•I es, siriul .... improvements. Tbe basic.rule is-th•t t6e t AinMGi, ~ 1 40 37' CMI tray Cp 4 1S7 10Vr. !Mt FlePwL 1.)6 t 83' 21..., .. it. Jer Cf'Lpt 0 120 Jl'i>. 11' NEnqEI 1 111 • 16 11""" .. S.l9ard Ind ' ' 1 -'• Un!NV 119111 7 11 •l'll'--1.-¥-""'I<' r .am Sf•Uno J -~ CNA Fl .... cl \SS •q Fl•Stetl l'h 3 o fl'"'~ v, Je...,.I C 110 8 2(1 ll'" • \. NIEGsE 1 28 I 11 11 -·~ S.f~wy 111!) • 380 :J'I>.,;, Un Br1<: .Mg + 1~ a'h--•, cost of tbese llnprovemenls becomes a deductible medical """SfliD .a10J 41 ,...._ •• CNApl 1 10 . 11 ,.,,_ 'l\ Fi"°~ CP 10 a 110 11,..___ ... Je""'""' '" 1 1 l•· -~• NE1;1T T 1J610 11 261•-1• StJoM112 20 • 01 J9~.-1 ~. u" c~m.r 1 B :w 46>-11-•• } AmSmll \V, ' Ill l•'-, ,,-. CNA In l2b , 13 11,._ ~ 'Ill f'h,lot~I l , I S8 -1 JlmW•ll 90 1 19 11 \I++ ,.. NewlMH le ~ :n ~ "• StJot.tP 1 11 • S 12~• UnC-1111> ,.40 S •llO 4S' >-\, ~;.l>!~in ~~l~e~f ththee peroxt:lrttyhdautetthoethceo~mt epxroceveedmseantny in-:~s~~ .~ ~ ~1 ll~: !: ~!L.~t\O . ~ ~~+ 'iJi ~~ ::J' 1~~ 4 '12 ~·1,_1 1'':;~!t1 12~~ j~ ~:· .. = ~ ~~~Eb t~ ! l~ ~ltt .. ,,., t~!~~ ,~ .s M lt;{ '" ~ci.°meo,~\J~ 21' ::;_ ',~. 'f -f Ain$te~fl21:16 SJ I _,,_ Col$t$tG• J •1t 7"11->ol. FooOF'~r .10 S 1s J'I..-'" JH•nl11SOP l' 10\ti t 0,4 N"l60Mo1.ll+ 111 11 -o,\ StR19lt140Ji MO 11 >, Vn£1ec 1218 100 11 •,. Under a 1974 regulation c h a nge, the Cull cost o r operut · .tm !Stor•s 1 4 10 1s a.1!iGol 1 1•. .12 1•~-"" fordMoJ.29 • 100 ::w11o+ "' J<oh~Mv 1 ?a 1 9'16 22•1.-1 N•a~p1 l t0 '"° ls .. •1t s..1•11tC'.1•0' :I' 1' >~ 1.1nio1 p12 11 102 111• .. ....,,T&T '·"° • •:it 49\:o. ~-~ISGpf I.Cl •13 1•'W--''"' FOf M<k ... ,.., tl,,._ ... Jofln&J .80.l l' 061 86V,-1\(o N16Mol 3 Ml . 1100 36 ... .,., S.110Gt. 1.20 • 190 n... U!I F10e111v 16 11 l 'o + '. ingandmaintaininga capitalimprovementofthlsnalure 1s .a.mT .. TOl4 111 ""'• v. e0<.coi1.111t •sa 11Vt+1 FrMpt 1.80 .• 1 1• -"'> 111snv. 9010 st '"'-~ "'••Mof390 .1100 ~ .. 5.totdt,..,ssa . •5 ,-.. • .,,, un0ea1 1M • •1 :i&+-•"" • d t 'bl .Al I 'f ATTplA ).U '. • •S _ .,. 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Norr11 1 11 , 11 1Jv.-'4 s.v1ne Met> 11 J•,,+ v. uto e,.,..,, . 01 ,,,~-·~ of birlh control, you ·11 be io_teres ted in a 1974 I RS ruli'ng t' h a t Atfl•a< inc , c 1, 11~ • 14 CoHPfA '·'° • l 10 • 14 Get>loe 1nds1 • 1 J.IMi •• • KO pr et 11* 1 1J:n . . NAo c;oe1 '° 10 11 ?9',.._ ..., sv0oior .15d ~ 10 •• ,, .• _ u10 arl\d pf . . s ,~-,,, AMP Ill Jill 5't n~ \:o CP1tl11pl•V• ti .. GAC Corp 3 " 1.... K1rwM1I ?a 3 •l9 ll +""' N.a.M19 ..ol> s so ,,,,_ .... Sa•Oflll\dUI ' S8"6 l~~ .. t.M>Cotp 110 11 6 ..... , the cost of an operation legally J)E'rf or med on a \lo'Omao al .a.fflpeo c 4oa 1 10 ,.,..: '" eo1 co. 2.G6 ·, .o 1sv.+.:i4 GAF cp u s 90 1ov. .::: tcaCPLt i.20 8 11 2~V:..,. ,.,. NAmPh 1 10 ' 19 ,., ..-Yt SCA Ser11I(• ~ •8 2~0-'"' vi:e1Fnc;:_1 20 s 2• •~· • 1 • 1unpt•'Cp• .. , _ \;o ColG•PllSM. !) Sot .... -.~, GAFpl120. 14 16 . .-. 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This ruling could exempt some -or even all --. or the continued ,.,.age payments rrom taxes. It was indeed, an extraordinarily favorable yea1 ror the Service's rulings on medical deductions -and lhe Research Institute of America sees no bas is ror anticipating a reversal or this trend. ' IN MANY OTHER WA \'S too, Inte rnal Revenue Service rulings were unexpectedly helpful to average tax· payers in 1974. Amons the examples: IRS rulings on auto •travel expenses. Si01ultaneously, though, other IRS rulings on the reporting of dividends and interest In amounts or more than $400 will increase your paperwork this year. 1 Details on the.se situations, involvin~ millions of tax- eayers, in ~ednesday 's column. 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I • < ( I: I ' I· • -. ;;;;; Jl, to, ~uperh S~P!~o . propriale "Habe GOODBYE,TRJ:N, 11--- •• It cutalnly seems ap. ~riale In the wake ot a b1tter week that would J Danlte,'' tb•l glottousb' M1dame Scb'farzla>pf, 1 phrased ulterlUl<t' pt . ud.Gpd bless you •. • -. ~~o(~-~~\!'! -· :~"'J'~~-~~;oJi c;;q.;;•.;·•:;;nd;;.i1i.-,..,.~ Aild while she wlHed ''No eomfo~t there: her audience into a de-snrin2 is .all •w-rt ---!~ corum that should have birds -are sllen~ in my , been shed on 'thls bit-grief.'' , ~=~l;iit:iiilii~lhll column to mark the o .. ·rarewell -Petformance '~~~~~~:;~ ___ ;.:·-:;_ __ _ (•l iuoi;i; to tbi!:i paci ~ - the world) or t,he im· ' morta1 Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. The term Immortal is tersweet occasi'on, this Schubert as ' onty Southern C•lifornla Camino.Sbemastereda most gracious of Schwarzk~pf c;ould in-_ area. botherso~e Ctlld_ and 8he dramatic sopranps en-terpret ham. H.~, who also retained a tarm eon-•thralled us with encores could resist the poi,gnan-. trol of an evening that, in· drawn from a repertoire cy of thos,e few bars was terms o( audience teac· accumulated in mOre made or sterner stuff tion alone, could have 'than 40 years of concert than this critic. not used ligbUy by this THE COLLEGE mos\ writer. 'fhe lustrous certai.dly bas a spleDdid German soprano, ~· auditot,lum and con. tress of a breathtaking sistently stages first range tb~t could carry class musical programs. her in .a tt-lr or two from But surely, the farewell the m111cmg coquette to of the immortal (tha\ Wagnerian passion, w o r d a g a in ) followed the likes of ScbWan::k~pf could have Lotte Lehmann and been better re~ognized Elisabeth. Schumann and in, say~ the Los Angeles leftthem· 10 her wake. MusicCeDter. This writer finds it re--But one sensed that markable that she chose this utterly charming El Camino College for artlst preferred to o(fer the staging of her fmal her final bow in the performance in our. humbler ~onfines of El quickly btought the tears appearances. How we long to shower that afflict this writer She leaves us now with this lovely Ger.µ@n lady now as he offers his fmal her superb recordings with our tri!i>utes. But the tribute to this tremen· and our memories: rules ·atElCaniinowere dous artist. Schwarzkopf al Covent DO m1..:ss, no fuss, and There will never be Garden in a Schubert re· that was ·the way the re· another Schwarzkopf. cital that sent a member cital was handled. There will never ~ a of the Royal Family But yo~ can't take our soprano of her caliber weeping from the state type w r 1 t er s away. who will bring us lo our box . Schwarzkopf in Madame . And this feet in humility tor the Athens graciously ad-writer'sratherdampone l'!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!![!!!f!!!j!!!!! sweet purity of her ding 'ye t another hasdoneitshumblebest !- ...... t DUSTIM MoFFMAH i.;. __ ......... ~.-·-··-"---~1 New t "CIONFl!SSIONS 01' AWINOOW CLEARNl!R .. fRI "THI! MODEL" Utl TV Series Schubert. the clarity and Schubert air to her pro-to convey the thoughts of subtle. interpretation of gram because a certain your legion of admirers "herR1chardStraussand young journalist inthispartoftheworld. -here she truly stands desperately wanted to Auf Wiederselln. Unt alone -the fl~wless. ut· hear it fi-om her in ' ·Ha be Dank e.'' terly enchanting stress person. Madame. she gave to anything by ;·:.___--------------------! A ""5TlfffHW0t.f"' tit "V "'THI STH«i'Ll" Ill _ 1--------~I MONOA'f' thrv ,lllOAY, •:t0 • t:30 f SATfJllOAY 1t:SO • 5:00 · SUNDA't & lfOi.IDAYI 12:30 -t:OO 2·11 _ ...... • Flop • Ba tings in tOUDOR'T B1VIT080 · TO 111DllllPOLIS TOSBITBI 500. The Sixth Annual · ULINBlll 500 S!lfletl~ed by U.S.A-C. Sunday, March 9, 1975 , Here's a non-stop e.ntertainment spectacular for the whole family-the most exciting auto race west of Indianapolis! See Indy champions like Mario Andretti, Bobby and Al Unser, A. J. Foyt and Johnny Rutherford battling at over 200 mph for a $300,000 purse! About Ontario Motor Speedway: it's the ·most accommodating race track in the wortd. Every seat is clean and comfortable, with an unob-. structed view of all the action. Overnight infield . camping. too. California 500 infield general admission is $7. Reserved seats are $12, $15, $20, and $30. Victory Circle seats are $55. Twin 100 races March 2nd are $6 and $15. So don't miss out ·on the excitement! Get your California 500 tickets now at al.I Ttcketron outlets -including Sears, Broadway, and Ward's. Or Wallichs Music City and liberty agencies. Or a\ the Spee?way Box Office just off the San Bernardino Freeway at the Haven e xit, 40 minutes from downtown Los Angeles. (714) 984-2255. 3901 East G SI., Ontario, Cali- forni a 91764. Hurry lo get lhe location you wanl-the besl seats sell first! ONTARIO MOTOR SPEEDWAY OATSUH -OFflWL PACE CAA'°" TM(~ HugoWolf. · ALL THREE com· posers were most" suitably represented in her final program. In· .fact, Strauss' ap- 1:.ty llird M..._ff ll'dllcltd Prices Sclf/S.L 'til $pa. lott.Cill.-os . ~ Opn O.tty ':4S s.t. S-..-1 :30 ·QDUlt GREAT FA.MIL Y ~· Al 'Pocloolo "GODFA THEI 11" 111 "YOUHG Fl.t.H.KEHSTllH" ly M.t lroolit IPGI . "'MURDER OH THE ORIEHT EXPRESS"' IPGt ''THE STIOHGEST MAH IH THE WORLD'" '"IMCIEDllLE JOUIHEr' IGI "'GOME WITH THE WIND'" '"SOYLEMT GUIM"' lPGI "C ONFESSION OF A WINDOW CLE.A.NH'" Ill +"CANDY" nu "'THE LONGEST YilD'" "ODESSA FILE" Ill hey made him a rock star. Then they made him a god. "="' Dt*..'ID ESSEX AlY\M FAl1H ·"" LARRY HAGMAN w~~"' RAY CONNOLLY Pr00"'1.'<lt.,. DAVID PUITNAMM\d SANFORD UEBfRSON Ow.?cied ~ MICHAEL APTED Colombia P1Ctures/ A DMsion of Columbia P"ldures Industries, Inc. ~,,...,,...,.,.(O'O'<i ....... l(Jo...,;1.~--'"'J1 ~~li"~•i£"•·-~l A}j ID "'flOOl)CT'°"' NOW PLAYING ··10" ' be" · · The report revealed that the man 1ng 1 h~ld for psychiatric observation and murder was a rookie cop. ' I . • "PHAHTOMOF THE .PAIADISI .. l : I S,.6:30.t:SO .. CONCEIT FOi IAHGLA.DESH .. l :l0-4:SM:OS HOW .0.V~ "C:M"l~ll MO--hU-l".I' ... AM40L4Dfflof"-"tst-l:lt """"1U.WfOW"-4,)l).f;~O $1.2S 'TIL SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SAN DIEGO FW'f. AT BRISTOL ClllEMALAllD THREE KATHARINE ROSS -·-_, .. , THE STEPFORO WIVES ·-.----·-·-- • : THE" . SfEPFORD WIVES 'j I .. l " ·i I ~ .- -l 1 ' I I I •• • I \ · " ... the fun, suspense' and nostalgia of 1HE STING'. .. a lusty, zesty entertainment:' S.•cl\ Bou...,,1rd 11 E H11 Hun1•.,g1on BHch • 847-9608 'Co-Hit At Huntington . "LAWAND DISORDER" ·;Carroll Ernest o•connor lonJtline- ' Niitrni ~mm~ -Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times Co-Hit At Drive-in "REVOLT OF THE DRAGON" (R) 111 ~ii~~rn · !rn~~1 uHrn1 ·rn~~[ ~~H~[ . ~[~!llli! i~J~l~. ~IL~!~~ ~~~~m~H - • THE SfEPF-ORD WNES ~11';11111•-~---·""'-... ___ ,..." ___ 111 __ 1_.,_,__...,~ -·=~-=:-·==~==-.:==--·----18!W===' BRISTOL CINEMA · IV . IRISTOL.t.T MacARTHUR SOUTH CO.t.ST SHOPPING .t.RE.t. -540-7444 . . ~- "'Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins' is a funny movie with unflinching, biting humor." • Lor Sonlttl, COSMOPOLITAN A Gruskoff!Venture/l'""'°" Pfoduchon Alan Arkin Sally Kellerman Mackenzie Phillips "Rafferty Md the Gold Dust lWns" AJe~ Rii:co H.,ry t>Un~Sl.-ilon·l'roc;l.-:.dtlf~Gtweio_:+::':wflll..,11,-,..,11.,.. 0..-bfDdl~ ,.,,..,..,,. l EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT BRISTOL CINEMA IV BRISTOL .t.T MacARTHUR SOUTH CO.t.$T HOPPING .t.RE.t. 540-7444 uifi~i ~~~1111 · IUIJ ~fillll!i · llITTI i~~i · lltWI~ ilitlrll · r~m m. U!lm, m -~·· ............. ~ ,, .. ,.,,, .... _. JIU ~1111111 · MlBiili~! · Jlllm IH wz.~ 1:00.t;JO f.10;4f W ./Sa ):15-J:Jl+l:J0.10:41 ~ EDWARDS ~ CINEMA rti',.,.lli"iloM........ l'GI CHAliLTON HESTON AVA GARONER GEORGE KENNEDY " "Veryfu~·· Go see it. ;~ ·~ James Caan Alan Arklr . ·~ Freebie and the Bean i¥ltM Y ALHliflll.Jru- ----,_,..,..,_,. ... ,.._. ""'· .-.-1-··-· ........ f ...... J:-11:00 , .. _ .. :00-1:00-tt :• &M..Aoi~-·12:~:--• 1:00..11:•1 5HOWN NIGHT\. y 6:45 & 10:00 ,.¥. NO PASSfS .... IDWAIDS HARIOI TW'H c;11eu. HAalO• AT WILSON CO$TAMISA 646-0573 FIC' U.Mll.t.D.t. IOSECIANS A 1 LA MIU.DA U. MIRADA CIMTU- 52 l·fflO . PLUS ''TIRMIN.t.L M.t.H" ORANGE DllTE-IN 2 SAMTA AMA FWY. HIAI CHAPMAN OlllAMGI 5!~7022 ''TERMIH.t.L M.t.N" PLITT CITT 112 AT THf CITY CENTD OIAMTE 9f7°0IJZ PLUS "C.t.TCH zz· msr SIGNIRCANT RIA1 Of ffl( "'ALICE' IS A FINE, MOVING,· FREQUENTLY ijlLARl- OUS TALE. IT IS AN AMERICAN COMEDY OF THE SORT OF VITALITY THAT DAZZLES EUROPEAN FILM CRITICS AND WE TAKE FOR .~BAN.TED. It's a comedy that creeps up on you. It's Miss'&µrsiyn•s: movle .•. she is able to seem appealing, tough, Int&!. Iii' en~ funny and bereft, all at approx- imately the same mo -enl Beautifully written and acted. MR. SCORSESE IS ON . ·THE BEST OF THE NEW AMERICAN FILM MAKEffS: -Vincent Canby, New York Times ' '"ALICE' IS THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE; FUNNY, ABSORBING AND INTEWGENT. IT IS ONE OF THE RARE FILMS THAT GENUINELY . DESERVE TO BE CALLED CONTROVERSIAL I THINK PEOPLE WILL REALL y· FIGHT ABOUT IT." -Pauhne Kael, The New Yorker "MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF THE MONTH. I LOVED IT SO AND I THINK YOU WILL TOO." -Liz Smith, Cosmopolitan "A RARE GEM OF A FILM.". ~Rock.Magazine ELLEN BURS1YN KRIS KRISTOFFERSG<J IN "ELLEN BURSTYN TRIUMPHS! SHE IS A REMARKABLY FINE ACTRESS:' -Judith Crist, New Yo rt Magailna "ELLEN BURSTYN'S ACADEMY AWARD CALIBER PERFORMANCE WINGS POWERFULLY THROUGH. SHE IS EXTRAORDINARY ... A FILM OF REAL UNIVERSALITY. 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THANKS TO Career World. the magazine u sed in high school · <:lassrooms, for this in- J'ormation: Most police officers patrol a J:>eat in a section (Career Corner) ot. the clty or regulate traffic. But some are as· signed to special work as plainclothes detectives~ cri~inal .invesU-gator.s. or experts in crtmef lab , analysis. Jn large cities, some officers worlc in special units like . hel-icopter patrols~ ~ canine corps, haibor ·patrols, motorcycle police,. mobile rescue teams, mounted police and youth ald services. New recruits generally apply d.iTectly to police departments. Usually you must be between 21-35, a citizen of the U.S., and a resident of tile community in which y';ou will be*,rking. There are e tlons, Jrowever, an sorq.e ,Police departments ac- cept younger recruits and non-residents. • A FEW POUCE de· par.tment.s hire rect;uits who have less than . a hijh school eduCation if they have wprked in a field related to law en- forcement. But most de- partment& require a high schpol diploma and many encourage their of. ficers to take Jocal col· Jege and university courses. In fact, some young persons are completing two years of college i~hile working as cadets •in police agencies during tl\e period between high school gra~uation and the time they are 21 and can become police of· licers. More than SOO r ' 1 1915 ! 5'01 1°0 TIEDEMAlil1S FINE TOBACCO Ar-tic. OI' f!lild lkanditd 0..rry lmpor1ed Pipe Tobocco from r.edemo1111'1 Toballlfobric, Horwoy'• i.c.d;.,.g blt.odtn wilh o Royal Chortlf-.. lnl. 1·2/) Ol. poc.Ut! DI Tlwi~ '°"""°'" SAvt ON IOlllCO MAGICUE Coolu•• tl'ootf' ~o!ciol ....-arfi willl lt>t oi4of ""'°'""" Srod i.p or Thriftv & llO¥o!! =----- PRICES S SAVE 22% TO 62% Costa Mesa 2JJ I. 1111 SI. • l • SAVE 7.00 FOuntain *'t ' , . 16141 ......... fllloior> ... I l • f Toro I II ·~llfield • • ' I l -• "'Cl Cl-. 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Rising prices of most protein foods have led many consumers to buy cheaper foods with peanut butter labeled a ''choice altern,.tive" by the U.S. Depart.. ment of Agriculture. Of the dozen or more high-- • ranking protein foods, peanut buUer is the most economical. sometimes costing about half as much. It contains 26 percent pro- tein with substantial amounts ot niacin and other B vitamins. Peanuts' popularity spread na· tionwide after the Civil War when northern soldiers acquired a liking for the tatity little nut they found in the South. Now peanuts rate as one of the six basic farm crops in this country. This year more than half a billion pounds will be"ground into peanut butter. not only for lunch box sandwiches that use six cents worth, but also for cooks who have discovered what a flavor lift and nutrition boost it gives to many foods . Peanut Butter Com Loaf and Peanut Rice Supreme are two dinner suggestions that may be dressed up with a cream or mushroom sauce. Two more peanut recipes, a quick bread using leftover ham and a soup creole, are given on page C-7. · PEANUT BC'ITER CORN LOAF 2 tablespoons peanut oil 1 large onion, chopped 1 cup chopped celery 1 cup finely chopped peanut.$ 1 package (8 ounces) corn bread stuffing mix 2 cup~ diced cooked carrots 2 cups sharp grated cheddar cheese (Bounces) 3 cups milk 4 eggs, beaten 2 teaspoonS salt J,~, cup peanut butler In a large skillet heat oil and saute onion and celery until son. Stir in peanuts, stuffing mix and carrots. Add cheese. Beat milk, peanut butter. eggs and salt until smooth. Pour over bread mixture and Jet stand until liquid is absorbed. Stir well and pack into a 9xSx3 inch loaf pan · that has been lined · -.rith foil and greased heavily. Bake in a pr'eheated 350 degree oven for l hour. Unmold onto a platter and carefully strip off foil. Cut into slices and serve with your favorite sauce. PEANUT RICE Sl.'RPREME 3 tablespoons peanut oil I large onion, chopped 2 cups chopped celery 1 cup finely chopped peanuts 3 cups cooked rice J pound cottage cheese • -·. • • • • •• -· • • . ' .. . -- • PROTEIN-RICH PEANUT BUTTER CORN LOAF SERVES EIGHT l cup cooked peas, diced car~ rots or other vegetable 1/3 cup peanut butter. 4 eggs, beaten 1 teaspoon salt Saute onion and celery in oil. Add remaining ingredients. . Stir until ·mixture is smooth and well-blended. Pack mixture into a 9x.Sx3 inch loaf Pan that has been lined with foil and then heavily greased. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Unm.old loaf onto a plat- ter and carefully strip off foil. Slice. May be ~erYed with a white or mushroom sauce. Serves 8. PE.\Nl!T BU'ITER . PINWHEEL LOAF 2 envelopes active dry yeast ~-cup 11.:1kewarm water .~,,. " i ~~--~ ""Te\l'p butter or margarine s mooth an<l L'la:.l il·. l~ej:ifac<' irt 1·4 cup sugar IJO\\.·J, co••er and ll't ri~l' unl1l dou- 21/:z teaspoons salt ble in bulk. 1 cup hot milk Punch dowit1 ough and cul - .,, 2eggs dough iJ1to 2 pi ' . Roll out each . • Grated rind of 1 orange piece on a flou d surfa ce to a· · ' 5 to 51h cups sifted alJ.. 9x12-inch oblong. Spread each '"''~e.flour ~ · . · h r I ..,. .... ¥'-'".. piece wit son1c o t lC peanut 1':! cup peanut butter -.butter and then \\"ith the orans c 1.~cuporangemarn1alade marmalade. s 1~rink11..• with 1 cup raisins raislns. 2 cups ronf ectioners' sugar Roll up each piel'C ~t~1rtin.I! at i . .,, cup orange juice, about the 9 inch s ide, like ~1 jt.•lly roll. . Mix yeast and water until'·' Press ends of roll logelhcr to y:east is dissolved. Combine seal. Place scam s idedo\vn into2 liutter, sugar, salt and milk. Slir greased 9x5x3 in ch loaf pa11 s. Ll'[ •until butter melts and mixture rise until double in bulk. chols to lukewarm. Stir in yeast, Bake in a Prche?ted 350 eggs.andorangerind. deg ree oven f.or 40 to 50 ·Stirinflouruntildoughisstiff. minutes or uritil loaf \Yhcn Turn out dough on a floured sur-thumped sounds hollow. Remove face and knead S minutes or until from.pan and cool on rack. 1. • • Iron, Vi1amins of Mystery Greens? In a recent lecture for the t-~larch of Dim.es, Sue MiYamotq. J teaching dietitian ;:it Orange ·County A1cdical Center. advised , pregnant wom en to cat .two serv· i ings of green leafy vegetables , e.ich day. · ! ''And I don't mean icet>crg l~t , tuce or celery," .she said. 1 J\Irs. Mi.yamoto was talking about those mysterious leafy 1 green vegetables you never see ~in the 5tdre but read about in diet I books. 1 The li st of iereens we all / "'should eat" but don't is colorful and poetic: collard. kale, endive, I escarole, watercress. turnip greens, mustard greens, dan- 1 delion, sorrel, leaf lettUce and 1 comaine. I Why are these not mo('e rffdUy available In supermarkets? And I "'hY aren't they eaten by .more people~ f 1, It's like a merry-go-rnun4, said Dorothy Wenck, Orange County 1 home advisor. ,;They aren't in 1 our dietary pattern so they aren't 1\availoble. People aren't tn lhe 1 pabitofcatlngthem." . · Cooks often throw away the 1 1 most nutritious part or foods with leafy green tops:, such as beets, 1 lt1rs. Wenck added., When fresh beets are C(')()ked, the tops sho\lld be snipped off lo• \he salad. ' Spinach 11 the only leafy green vegetable stocked by Richard's, ~spokesman rot the morkethld. ''There is no -d4!roand," he ex· ''plained. , Newport Produce, .howcyer, has ··nine out or 10 of tHe leading onei1 you don~t sl!t'•at most }>lace"" &aid Ernie Camp, the owner. One of the most popular of the unpopular greens is Swiss chard, he said. One local restaurant uses this green in its minestrone soup. He sells endive and ~scarole tcf several restaurants for use as a garnish, and the '"black-eyed pea crowd'' buys kale and collard. Camp said. Rappini, like both spinach and dandelion greens, are an ex- pensive green he special orders. One Corona del Mar resi~t buys rappini by the case, Camp · reported. - He sells Belgian endive, a tubular white vegetable, to peo- ple or German descent .or those v.1ho learned to like it while living or traveling in Europe. ''Every Christmas some people order it for sbecial meals," Camp commented. "'But a basketball-size bunch cpsts Sl8.'' Leafy greens are good forwhat the doctor orders, so wise con- sumers will inVettigate putting as many or the'm as possible into the salad and vegetable courses. They are high in 'lltnmin A and C and wealthy In otbunutrienta. For instance, one st81k of celery contains only 100 interna- tional units of Vitamin A. Two <>onces of endive or escarole have 1,870 u11its and one stalk of cooked broccoli has 4,$00. The total then soars fo~ one cup cooked ~ mus1'rd greena. 8,120; kale, 8,140; turnip greens, 8,270; ·COiiards. 10,260; spinach, 14,580 rtnd dandelion greens, 21,060. Calcium 's total Is 11mi1ar; celery has 16 milllrrams. The count for gplnach is 167 and for mustard greens, 193. Turnips, collards and dandelion greens all have more than 250 milligrams. Looks are important when shopping for greens. Choose fresh , tender, young leaves that are not wilted. Coarse, heavy veined leaves are generally tough. Wash leaves. thoroughly. Drain on paper towels and store in a plastic bag ln the vegetable crisper of the refrigerator for future use in salads. Or. gently steam the leaves in whatever water clings to them or "just enough liquid to cover, until tender. Toss with butter and your favorite seasoning. For starters, het'fi'~S a recipe from the Better Homes and Gardens ••vegetable Cook Book"; TURNIP GREENS SUPREME ~ pound fresh turillp greens 2'sllces bacon 1~ tablespoons Dour ¥& cup h~t water ! tablespoon sugar 1 ~teaspoons elder vinegar i,.c, teaspoon salt Dash of pepper Remove co,arse atems from greens; cut in l·inch pieces. Cook covered in small amount Of boll· Jne salted water unttl tender, about 15 minutes. Add tom turnip leaves; cook s minutes longer; drain. ' Fry bacon ul\lll crisp: remove from pan. Blend Oour Into drip- pings. Add hot water and cook, Stitr\ng until mixture thickens and boils. Add remalnin& lngre· dienU. Mix In greens and heat th1'9ugh. Garnish with crumbled bacon. Serves 3or 4. Two servings of leafy green vegetables doesn't mean lettuce and celery. • "' • , .,, ' Glossary Of Greens Broccoli: An open branching cauJiflower \Vhose young flowering shoots are used as a vegetable. Cress: Any of several salad pl~nts related 1o".the mustards. ' Colian!: A stalked, smooth-leaved kale, usually used in the plural. Endive: An·herb related to chicory and grown as a salad plant. Escarole: A vari~ty of endive having leaves \\'ilh ir- regular, frilled edges. . . Green:·Greenplanls or the leafy parts of eiits· Kale: A hardy cabbage with curled leaves ~al do not form a head. · , • • Kohlrabi: A cabbage that.forms no head but has a swollen, fleshy, ed>hle slem, • · -Parsley: A garden plant with finely 'divided used as a seasoning or garnish. · Sorrel: Any of several sour-juiced herbs. • leaves I ' ' • • l I ,, - , • I , • ' ,. . . • t Lifestyle Overturned:· ERNIE AND SYLVIA LOVE MAKE AUSTRALIA HOME . . Night~are Bulldozed By JOAN RIVERS ' . There are many things a woman can do about a husband who snores. Unfortunate- ly, most of them are illegtu. I have juat completed my eighth sleepless year of marriage to Edgar and what has ilUStai.ned. me is that most wives have a snoring problem: I discovered thls one day several years a10 when I was JYIDllD front of a "Hospital ~~·Zone" slfn, lt'Ylng to catch a quick nap. I .noticed another woman leaning up· •gain1t a tree. also catching forty Winks. ··~·11 bet )'OU'rd" married to a snorer, also,'' lhesaid. · "''How canyo.u tell?'' I yawned. ''Your eyes. I bave the same problem. I have such dark circles under mine that peo- ple keep telling me to lake off'my sun- glasses and I'm not wearing any!" ••noyoufome iJ:ereoften?'' I asked. ''N9t any more," ca.me her drowsy reply. ••vou see, I've learned to live with my husband's snoring.'' .. How do.you stand the noise?'' I asked her. '"It's easy now," she said. "But it look time.· "Before we got martjed my husband told me he would make every night a sym- phony. I soon discovered that th.e only thing a night With him had in common with a .Mahler ay~pheny w.as that they both made a loud_noi1e thatdid'n't make any seil~l , ''My Harry is not just your average snorer,'' she continued. "He snores SQ. loud- ly he's been known to set off the National Civil Defense Warning System. As a matte r of fact, some nights he's so louil he coµlO. BE the Civil Dflfense Warning System. JOA.N RIVERS "I don't believe it. 1'11 ask Melissa.'' "She's not here. The noise drove her out six months ago.'' "If my snoring is so terrible, why don't you go to Reno?'• Edgar yelled. "I tried that," I shouted back. "It didn't help. I could still hear you!'' ''If I am noisy at night," Edgar said al last, ''ma ybe it's because, like most husbahds, I can't get a word in during the day. Besides, it could be worse. Who would you rather have: a snorer, a drunk, or a runaround ?'' ''If you're giving me a choice, I'll take whichever is the quietest at ni ght ... Fina lly, in desperation , I called my mother a nd asked her for a snore cure. "I find a glass of cold water Stops your father every time,'' she said wisely. "Buf I thought cold water was for the hic- cups ' I said, totally confused. , ·:1/ you drink it, it's for hiccups," Mother laughed. "If you pour it, it's for snoring." · . ' . . Agenda Filled Alliance ~· .. ··-. -.... DY .i() m:.OON · -· .. Of .. D.Mty ..... 51.tft All'(lost evtry J\merican probably bas looked around in the U.S., with it.a crtme. pollution t.J:"affic jams and 1nnaUon and said, ••it has to be better than this somewhere else. Let's get away from it all.,, Few ever do get around to "escaping,'' and on~. those who make the break find it was better beck home. Ernie and Sylvia Love, former SoUthero Californians who moved to Australia 10 years ago, are l\mong those who have not regretted their fli ght. They discussed the pros and cons of eoing "down under" during a visit with Irvine friends , Rich and Peg Forney. Before describing their new lifestyle. they explained that they both had lived in Australia before, he as a marine during World War II a nd she as a native·bom citizen, ·so they knew what their life would be like. , "It would be hard for an American who has never traveled to move there,•• Mrs. Love said . This, she explained, is because Australians do not have as many gadgets and conveniences as Ameri cans. A housewife who couldn't get · along without a garbage disposal for tµe;ample, _would be s unk, she said, because there are none. NEW ARRIVAL Color~ television just arrived there last October, and many other appliances are hard or impossible to get. Love, a painter , fowtd that Australia had fewer kinds of paint, wallpaper, floor cov- ering and building material than he had used.in America. Wash and wear clothing also is more scarce <wool is more popu1 ar there), so Mrs. Love stocked up on her recent visit. But there are bonuses in thP. Com- L.A. CALLS 6• EACH ......,,T....,_,0., n.. T.,.._ C-r Ot C ........ JtiJ--11•,_,C __ 17141 979-123 A Of rASlllOll . -·--. -· -..... ~-........ . ,.;.,,..,..;&iiJ, colllltn• ~ LOve. .... PI>a.1zec1. ·•we have more freedom U fir •• belni able to walk out at night." Mrs. Lovei sald, "and there 11 no smOg. • ••Meat is a Jot chuper. T-bone steak ls 19, cents a pound (69 cents If you buy atleullO pounds), leg of lambls49cenl&apound and pork, our htghest meat, is SI a JlOUll4 '' Australia'~ socialized mflllclne hu cut doe\or and prescription cost.a con11derably for the Loves. since any prescription reflU costs as little as $1.30. GOLDEN ARCHES . But the greatest leveler of societies baa· already round its way down, th• McDonald 's ham-burier, so •other similarities can 'l be far behind. The ubiquitOus Mc.Donald's creauoa-lan't the same, however. "You can't get an American-style hamburger.•• • Aussie burgers are either just pJaln buns with meat or are doctored up with different kin<b of trimmings like bacon and beets. There also is a Col. Sanders in the Loves' home town of Dandenong (a suburb of Melbourne). Another unifying factor is the weather· and locale of the Loves' home town. It, like Southern California, has both ocean and mountains nearby. ··we do a lot of outdoor living," Love commented. ·'The Austrlllians are very sports.minded .'' Though the Loves have lived away for a decade and do not plan to move back to the States, they have not relinquished their Am erican citizenship. "I fought in two wars and am proud to be an American.'' Love said. It's a good life in Australia. the Loves ' have found , in spite of the fact that certain · things are hard to get. Life can be pleasant, they said , without freezers, dishwashers and a lot of electric gadgets. Mrs. Love can even get along without ~hortening, corn syrup and pecans, though lhe first thing she ordered in America was a piece of pecan pie. Mo Extra C""'9e 95¢ For Additional "'Tax"' Children Sl .45 Total Youngland H_C...,. 23001 .. .., .. cl. "I used to try and count sheep to take my mind off Harry's snores, but the she,ep couldn't stand the noise. Then, I tried hav- ing dreams that used his snores as the background sounds, but there are only so many plots that ·~elude the sound or a love- starved pqwer mower. Less Frequented Spots on This Globe is the title of a program of Pierre S. Rhein , who be'.gan. his c~er as a roving re- poher in post-war Italy and the n l ectured in Ainerican universities on what he studi ed. WASHINGTON'S ''Flnaily i convinced mYself that Harry soanded like a locomotive, so now I just pretend his snores are the sound of a train coming every night to take me a)V'ay from it alL"· Taking courage from that lady in the street, I decided lo broach the subiect of snorin1 that night with~ar. He refused. to admlt he snored. ' ",Put honey, of course you do. Don't you remember our first apartment in New York when the neighbors complained about your snoring?" " ••What neftbbOtt?'" trefuM'ed.· ··• "New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connec- ticut." "Look, Joan," he snarled.. "I do not snore.'' "You do," I argued. "You sound like a cross between ' a pressure ~ker and a ·cricket." Molli~ Slaufhr ' 640-0854 . DELANEY BROS. He will guest at the .Friday. Feb. 14 , meeting o{ the Alliance Francaise of the California Riviera at 8 p.m. in Harbor View School, Corona del Mar .. Tri Delta H a rbor Tri Delta Alumnae will honor men during a potluck bµffel party at 7:30 p .m. 'Fri - day , Feb. 14 , in the Newport Beach home of the 'J ames Moes. Is Our Business -. .... ¥t-..&T ... ..... "'""IMl'1 ....... Happy Valentines Day Elegant Dining . . Candlelight Dinner for TwQ, TEAK & LOBSTER IOL ......... . Lobslol' .... . • • I FASHION ISLAND tl•wpori leach ANAHEIM l'LAV. Anaheim final . I • • I prtcnc .. CMI 2000 pair of f-"..braftd ·-·· ........ _, .. _ drasltcally ....... 1 .... flMlc.._.-c•. . , SIZES TO II. AAA.A TO B. BUT NOT ALL SIZES IN All STYLES" /:.NO COLORS SO BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION SIZE S TO I I, 4.A. 10 8, 8UT N:JT .A.LL SIZES IN ALL STYLES .A.ND COLORS. SOBEEAALY FOR BEST SELKTION! ••II""'" t.l'Mll' • no~9"1 • !'<Ot91!.1ndtf UIE YOUR BAJoll(AMeRl(.AAD, MA,ITlj\cw.AGE l I BEEF STICK I LEI FEB. 6th to FEB. 17th l __ &OZ.JAR SWEET·HOT MUSTARD 10COFF REGU,LAR PRICE ., 20Clb. BEEF STICK SUMMER SAUSAGE ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT ON PURCHASE OF WHOLE STICK 20C lb.OFF BOX OF Hier.ORY FARMS OLD-FASHIONED CRACKERS& CHEESE BAU or CHEESE LOG 2.29 for both IMPORIED CANDY 1st lb. 1.59 . 1 2nd lb. FREE I ik r1 ~rm . . OF OHIO WllTCLIFF PLAZA MOH..f'IU. 'TIL 9, SAT. 'TIL 6, SUit 'TIL I PhOnt 642-0972 AMERICA'S LWING CHEtSt STOP.ES • • Mlno-sudllir,d Co UP I es Cyndi Jo Sucbard and Pbll!JI Hlniobi Jlioo, both of Fountain Valley exchaaaed . ' nupUal vows a.nd rlnp beton the Rev. Bob' I Polneroy ·Jn the Queen llary Weddtni P d e Chapel. · e g s· Attending the b,rlde1 dlllllhter <it •Mn. Susan Anto;oelll of NewpOrt Beach was • .... _ Mn. Phillip Metia:er. • · L a.' ' t• t 1 lJest maii Was ROilald Motlta, and ush"ers - '. Wednefday,F!wuary12.19rs . • DAIL y PILOl C3 , " · SChlpper-Pool ~ ' Home In Laiµna Nlcuel are Jerry Paul 'Sdllui>er and hla brlde, the former Vicki Cbrfli-tlite Pool who were married in Totuti.,Amerlcan Sa!J>oa, Tbliir parents are Mr. and Mn. John .l'Ool. Lawndale a nd Mr. and Mn. BiU Schipper, Redondo Beach. ' - STOqK REDUCTION WIG S>.\LE! 50-o/oOFF MOS.TIWflk>c>DS '-r' ·fWiis -....... s4.9ff , Mii--~~ ' -' ___..,... -;:.~ •_.; ~IEAUTYWON I'~~ JO s· '~ ·-..e,.e'fiui ·~nlriU•:-~S..., V•ughHn. · " The bride 1s a graduate of Newport ------... ~-~------HO'rbor High 'School and a1l.~.11d_ed steven Wayne ·J,ovella claimed Ftan- 01/lll>o!Jlr.itare·tlniverolly.-H ... huabandJi_. • • eeeea l>OVe-SUva as his bride<lulin( double • K r • . 14< .::tl!>":;=_,. . .-.~.ii-==--= . llf., .... , ,,. It., C..t. ............... J446 "' ...,_ s.ir- a graduate or John Muir High School aod is ~.....:il~ng iffi'Ptia s pertormed by the Rev-:'1>0n the son of•Dr. and Mrs. w. Hanaoka, Los Houa:land in the Colevllle Community ,_ . . . . ~';. . ....,... Angeles. Church.. . Barr-Llvaclch st. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church was the setting for double ring rites uniting Catherine Livacich and Richard Barr. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. John Livacich and Elmer Barr, all of Laguna Beach, and the late Mrs. Barr. Attending the couple were Lori Livacich Ree Simovich, Nancy McManus, Vassi~ Zafferis, Cheryl Roberts, Richard and Ricky Barr, Richard Smith,. Mike and Greg Butler. The bride is a gra.duate of Aquinas High School , San Bernardino and Sa n Bernardino Valley College. Her husband is an alumnus of Laguna Beach High School and Saddleback College. They will make their home iri Tustin. MRS.MINO MRS.BARR Mom·'s··R·eaction Ideal? ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read with interest your advice lo the mother who signed herself 1 "'Numb." She walked in on her l7·year-old d aughter and boyfriend and caught them in the act. As the mother of fi ve beautiful, dimpled, blonde girls, J'd be thankful that I caught them and not their dad. Fathers have a thing about daughters, you know. lf this happened to me I would ask my daughter und h e r boyfriend to go into another room and put on their clothes and then we'd have a talk -the three of us. The following alternatives would be suggested : 1. Continue to have sex and risk pregnancy or taking the life of an unborn child by abortion. 2. Gl!'t married, when possibly the only attraction is sex. in which case tt}e n;iarriage would probably fail. . 3. Agree to send our daughter to a doctor for proper instruction Ann Landers and the best method of birth con· trol. (In essence, I 'd be saying, ··you're going to do it a nyway. At least don't .get pregnant.") 4. And now the tough one: I'd tell them they might decide that sex outside of rnarriage isn't right; but abstair\ing would take a lot of self-control and dis· cipline. This means being alone as little as po&sjble, more double· dating with a.~o.tJier couple who don't neck a nd pef.. Vow to abs· lain from kissing th a car or any other place where sex might be possi1Jte . . I'd then say, ''You two must make the decision, but whatever it is. we will always Jove our daughter. We might be hurt but our love will still be there. ... - ANOTHER MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: b my op!- . aion, your approaclt ls mwch more idealist.le thaa realisUc. Some teenagers might abstain ror· a while, but &be . odds for permanent abstlnence are small. Along with the hope, tntst ud confidence, J'd make sure that daughte"r bad plenty of in· formation. Do you reel awkward, &elf· conscious -lonely? Welcome to the club. There's help (or you in Ann Landers's booklet. •'The Key to Popularity'.•• Send 50 cents in coin with your request and a long, stamped, self-addressed en· velope to Ann Landers,.P. 0. Box 1400 , Elgin, Ill. 60120. Parents er the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. Al Stlva of Coleville and Mrs. Joanne Mahaney, Newport Beach. Attendants were Jeannie Lowe, Laurie Stark and Jon Anderson. The bride is a gra4uate of ColeviUe High School and her husband, who is serving in the Air Force, graduated from Newport • Harbor High School. ' They will make their home in Barksdale, La . Taurus · Humor Helps THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 By SYDNEY OMARR ARJES (March 21-April 19): What you do now reflects on what occurred in recent past. Older family member should be con· suited. TAURUS (April 2l}.May 20): Emphasis is on' favors, loans, tax credits. Be flexible. lf you display humor, you are more likely to get your way. GEMINI (May 21·June20): Get contract. Take nothing for granted. Those wtio can elevate your standing want to do business only in businesslike manner. CANCER (June 21.July 22)~ Almost as if a wand was waved, you receive com- munications which answer questions. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): The "hom e guard'' is more important than usual. Means protect domestic tranquility. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Refuse lo be rushed, pushed, cajoled. Take time -play waiting game. Security could be involved. UBKA. <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You confront practical matters -you learn about costs, dividends, assets. Protect your own in· terests. . SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Nothing is going to happen in lukewarm manner. This is commitme nt time -and it is all or nothing. SAGJTl'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Sense of security is heightened. You frnd what me~ns something, what is flimsy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Success indicated in area of ideas. You subritit and receive -a nd exchange could prove pro- fitable and stimulatini. AQUA.RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent is on financial gain. Windfall could be in your personal focus. Friends prepare s urprise. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Cycle re- mains at peak. What stPrts as opposition becomes constructive challenge. Final Week of Sale -All Fall Merchandise Drastically Reduced 9clJ.de,~ .. 3416 Via Oporto (714) 675-0321 'Li'do. Vi'((agc tit on. thru 1'hur . & Sat. 10-a.JO Fl'1. 10 9 Sun. 1 l·!'i ; ' .. . . .. '" • '' ,' 3481 Vla Orx>rto Lido Village, Newport Beach Washington's Birthday Sale Sears . PHoTOGRAPHERS HOURS: From 11ore opeAlng to one hour prior to atorMl01lng. Photographers' lunch from 2 p.m .• to 3 p.m. ••cepl Sunday. !Jr.t.llt., aos1ua.; MD oo. Available at the following Sears Stores: r· . Februlry 11 throligh Febru·al)' 16 Buena Patil' So. Coast Pl•z.a .,Cenltoa Laguna HIUa Long eeach · Inglewood Orange Santa F9 Springe Vermont C11r1on ~ We1tmlnater Torr~nc• Comp\on-Lynwood .. 1 Thurs., Feb.13 thru Mon., Feb.17 NOW NOW On ()csscs,. Coots, Soortswear and Lin~rie irau oor Fall Collccticn. SimilM rcducticrn off alt n1:rchan~lise thrwafx~.Jt the stores! * Su~r Speci_IJJs* Nightgowns i; . Quilttd Robes .. ***·*** $ . ;.. . Ni'tll'ORf BEAOI ~ ~ 644-4411 !AlWIRAFlll:liail 871.5314 ' COUP'Of<4 EXPIRES fE8RVARY ii. 1975 0 P llOS£ llllllE wm SALOIS Shampoo StylH and Set Mon., Tues.; 3 50 Woo..... I ·-.nu.., fri., Sot. 4.00 ~ <nl ........ 4.lO -F111l111 StylH lalnllll "'-«....., 2 50 · 'Mon., Tues., Wed., • Thurs., Fri., Sat ......• 3.00 Sun. and holidays ...• 3.50 RO~~ ~~=·luR 1.00 Colors 1n1nlE'Cliate!y! CoVE'O gray!. Tones. blr.tehed h.iir! Matches ble.Jched,ha.ir to new growth. 33 exciting coloB ...... rinse in -· ~hampoo out -no fadina.. .C-Oil l'lt•aH.tW'" 9.99 Includes fashion styled r..ir cut, shdmpoo and ..,r. One pric&- flO ex1ras. Anytime ERY PERMlllEllT WAVE GUIRlllTEED Ill WRITllG RO~r F•ol .... 1•95 . cLAl ~·ca SIHr C.--,\ t.U!.lroos color th.JI does 1• 11tet Twcll .. . no1 rub ott ., """ m. _.., ..... _,&Rowc'·f.n::Hone'' scalp. lasts for weeks • 6 95 C"9ft H.jr tn f,Ms scfter, nne oatur<1l cbln flwrtpoo MWl H'f. 1 , ~--"""""' • An • 6852 EDINGER 141...._W ... I t HUHTIHGTOH IEACtt CALL 848-0203 ( L. M. BOYD ] !,~~~~~~~~- u Habra arid ~ Beadi opm_ late moo¥1!y and trolldly ""'"' Newpat Bead\ open o.l1day 12-5. ' 0.0,. \_..._ "-" _.-~. "--"· ........ .......................... . ' . . HOURS: OMfl:l:•A:M: fol P.M. MON. • INFORMS In the DAILY PllOT TMIU Fll.i SAT. l:il A.ht to S P.M.: SUN. 11 A.M. to 5 , .M. I I t ' I I I I I • 1 l • I· .. " -·· .. Ir" ' .................. _ ,., . .,.4.~ ...... ~ ...... ·~. • r ff DAILY Pl\.Ql Wednesday, F•ONary J2. 1076 ' .flearzts . .t . ' While everyone else Is out buying those red and satin heart-shaped box~s of chocolates, why not pley Cupid In ypur own ldtchen. . . . , Chocolate-lovers will appreciate a Sweedieart Cake with lpscious frosting tinted by strawberry'tl•v\lred drink mi.X. 1 I ( ~ 1' If you don't w~ to tuss with cuttin& a valentine • , •h'!J!~ .. serve a nim ~~~e frilled wltb,osettes of whipped , • Pour.evenly Into 1 creased and floured 8 or 9·inch square baking pan and 1 greased and floured 8 or 9-inch round bal<- iJ)g.pan. Bake at 350 decrees F ~for 25-30 minutes. Cool 10 ·minutes; removefrompans. Cool~OmJ>letely. ' "::::":~~,_ ... .,......,... """'"'"--;.:;.,.-,..,-'-= ..... ~~~~~IY:-=---............ __,? ..... ·• ~,,...,.,,,. ... -__ ·~'"'"· . f~...,, c=-~<~ .... --,... CROCOCATESWEETllEARTCAKE ~-u ... ~ .. 2 ,(6 ou'!.~· packages) .seml·slYeet r~~_ .. chocolate Position square cake on serving platter to form a diamond shape. Cut round cake in half to form 2 semi-circles. Fit straight edge of seml·cittlea to topsides of dl"mond to form a heart shape. Cb ill in refrigerator until ready to serve. ~. ~\n..11rg•ll h<>w!,~f"h!».~~"•-•_vy eream .eluL•traw.bei;ey .. flavor drink'l!f. , beat-unlil~tiff peaks fornh~..ad "'- sides of heart. · I ~ . morsels ~cupwater 2tablespoons sugar -' , RUMCAJ(E • After a Vafl;fltine dinner, bring out this Rurri Cake to make the day extra special. Meat Valentine love Spro.uting ' - A crisp green salad, pan; bring lo a boil. strawberry ice ~icream Remove from heat and sundaes and milk round stir in · milk. Add out a Valentine's Day potatoes. When flakes m enu that's nutritionally arc soft and moist, add balanced and festlve too. egg and whip lightly with fork. VALENTINE'S MEAT Spoon onlo greased ,.., PIE cookie sheet, forming a 11 ~ ctips water heart shape about 8 or .J tablespoons butter 9-inches in diameter and orinargarinc building up edges to a4 teas poon salt .form a shell. Bake at 400 34 cup milk degrees for 15minutes. 2 -cups country style . ..-Meanwhile-, brown mashed potato flakes lbeef with celt:ry, stirring 1 egg, slightly beaten to crumble beef. Pour off 1 pound ground beef excess fat.. Stir in tomato J cup chopped celery sauce and heel lQ sim- 1 can (8 ounce! mering .. tomato sauce Spoon meal mixture 1 package (lO ounceJ into heart shell. Sur- frozen Brussels sprouts, round with Brussels cooked . sprouts. Return to oven Combine water, but-and bake 5 minutes ter, and salt in sauce longer. 6 servings. R.ice Stretches . fiarn-i ly .. Budget ' In th~ nutrition· Cover ~nd heal until categorY.~rise's job is to eggs are cooked. Spoon stretch and ex.tend' the chili over indiyidU;al more eipensi-ve ftleat servings of rice arid eggs andseajood proteins. · and sprinkle with r..e- To show boW this maining cheese. Makes 6 . magic .~orks, the Rice servings. . f Council ha• prepared a • fol r of 12 recipe!; For 'CHICKEN AND RICE youo free cop)' of "Make MEXICAIA .Merl~ Magic ••• with 1 can (l<We ounces) Rice. ' write to: Rice Condensed cream of Counc.il; P .O. Box 22802, mushroom soup :Hou,a~n, TX'170Z1. 1 can (10~ ounces) M'"eanwhile. here are 'condensed cre-.m of two,J8mples: chicken soup FJ68TA RICE AND 1" can (10 oonces) . EGGS tomktoes and green ·~ cuy s,liced i:reen chlli&'('HICUP( .,._ , 1" cup chicken broth 1" ta1>1espoo0s butter or wale~ or ,tDarg8rine • , t..;. teaspoon salL 4cupscoOtedri~ 3 cups chopped Salt and pepper to coo'ked chicken or turkey t.u ., · 3cups~ookedrice . J lt CUJU grated 1 cup finely.chopped a!W'p.C dAr ebeele onions ~~SIS 2 "111PS grated Ched- J can ( ..Q11Dcea) dar j!]teeoe ch.Iii without bean 3cups corn chips • ·l>e~led Blend all jngredienll S.ute onions ill bullet; ,xcept com cbips . Spoon until tender J;>ut.,,nol .half lhe' mixture into a brown. ~dd ,rice and uttered sha.IJow 2'h · , ~as on 1a11; heat quart casserole. Layer lhorou.bly. litir lo. l cup with bait the corn chipa. J>fcboese. lollll:wed, 'Repeat layers. Bake, '1111· lhke 1ht fndenllons covered, at 3!0 dtgreH l!h back of a apoon IJld ror 45 minutes. Makes 8 break •n eu tnto each. servings , f I .. H4 cups flour !teaspoon baking soda lteaspoon salt · 14 cup butter, softened %cupsugar · 1 cup chopped pecans I package rellow cake mix 1 package mstant vanilla pudding 4 eggs · .. l<i cup cold water • 3eggs %cupwater .. 1 teasp<lon vanillaextrai:t 1 teaspoon redfoo(I colofing 11h cups heavy cream ' . ·;F 1-'!. cup vegetable oil \-!?c up dark rum .• Grease and flour !,I '10-inch tube pan. Chop the pecans · and sprinkle the pechns even!)' over the bottom orthe pan. Mix the cake mix, pudding, eggs, water and vegetable oil together in a mixihg bowl. Beat 4 minutes. Stir In the\-!? cup of rum. Pour·the batter over the chopped pecans and bake on the rni<!dle ra~of a 325 degree oven for one hour. 3 tablespoons Quick Strawberry Flavor , Combine over hot (not !>oiling) water,.j:hocolatepiorsels and 1h cup water; heat until morsels melt and IDlXture is smooth. Add 2 measuring tablespoons sugar; cook 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; cool 10 minutes. · · • While the cake is llilking, take one stick of butter. and melt in a saucepan. Add 1h clip of water and 1 cup of granulated sugar. Boi~for ~ve P,inutes, stirring constant- ly . Allow to cool and stir in •scdji rum. · "' Jn small bowl, combine flour, baking soda and salt; set aside. In larg~ bowl, colllJ¥ne butter and% cup sugar; beat until creamy.• Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. _ ,,. Alternating add flour mixture with % cup wateJ". Stir in melted chocolate mixture, vanilla extract and food color. Remo,,e the cake frO'm th.e oVcn..and set on a rack to cool. When eool, invett onto !J s~rving plate. Prick the tot>' of the cake (where the chopiied pecan layer is) and drizzle the glaze evenly ovet the top, allowing it to soak into the cake. Add whipped cream and garnish with grapes rolled in powdered sugar. · -AD ITEMS EFFECTIVE THAU FEB. 16 CLOS~EO Wash ington'1 Birthday Feb. 17 • .. ar: Richard's is too expensive R~chard 's price on most grocery items is as low or lower than any other supermarket in the area. When you· go to the market, are you playing ''Let's make a . deal," Cnew research shows that.only one shopper in ten can . name the exact pric'e of even one out of a broad range of common food store items) or do you know just what a true value is? Richard's Market is designed to give you TOP VALUE. In shopping, there are the needs and there are the wants. Richard's offers you a large selection of national brand groceries (needs) as low or lower than any other supermarket in the area. And sets itself apart from the other markets, by guaranteeing you the finest meats, top produce, quality bakery goods and delicatessen items <wants) available. It is a must that in {oday's world you compare alternatives. and 'choose the market that brings you top value for your dollar. Richard's gives you corripetitive pricing on all your needs, with unmatched quality and service on all perishable goods. We have listed a number of grocery items for you to compare with the market you are now shopping. Wi~h an hqgest evaluation, Richard's is sure you will find our store the best VALUE in town! · . ~ Grocery • DELMONTE Tomato Sauce ............... , .... 8oz ..•. 16c LAURA SCUDDER ~1ayonnaise ....•..........• 32 oz .•. 1.29 WESSON OIL .....••••....•................ 48oz ... 2.26 BUMBLEBEC:SolidWhiteTuna •............ , 6·1/:'.oz .... 73c CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup ................ IO·l/2oz. .••. 17c PURINA Cat Chow •.•.•.....•...••••.......•. 41bs .•• I.63 KELLcx;GS Corn Flakes •.•.......... , ........ 12 oz. ..• 4qc PILLSBURY Flour ••........••..•.• , ......... 5 lbs .•• I .OJ • SKIPPYPeanutButter ... , ....•........ , ...... 40oz ... 1.9:'. LIPTONTeaBags ...•.••......••......• : ..... IOO ct .•• 1.53 · M.J.B.Coffee •.. : .•. : ........ _ .........•..... 3 lbs ••. J.30 AJAXDctergent ••. : .•..•.•...........•...... gi:int •.• l .~O DASH Detergent •.•...•..•••.......•........ Jumbo .•. 3 . ..'.!7 DIAL Face Soap .....• _ •............. , ........ bath .... J lc PUREX Liquid Bleach ....................... l /2gil .... 57l'. JVORY Liqujd Dish Detergent .................. 32 oz ..• 1.10 DUTCHCJe3nsc r ..•....•............. , ...... 14 oz. .••. l<>c KLEEN EX Facial Tissue ...................... 200ct •••• 46c SOFT-WEVE Toilet Tissue ..................... 2 pack •.•. 42c REYNOLOSHeavyDut yFoil .............. 18·'x 100· ... l.5lJ SARAN WRAP ..........•................ IOOfeet .... 89i: PLANTERS Cocktail Peanuts ...••.....•...... 6-1/1 oz .•.• 5Jc ~11NUTEMAIDOrangeJuice •................... 6ol .... J:'.i.:. KRAFT Sliced Swiss Cheese ................. , ... 8 oz .... 69c OSCAR MA YER Variety Pak Lunch Mea ts ......... l~ oz ..• 1.29 KNUDSEN Cottage Cheese •••.• ·• •••...••.•••.•• pint •.•. 69c GERBER Strained Hi Meat Dinners ..•....•. ~-. 4-3 /4 oz ..•. 24c CAMPBELLSChickenNoodle Soup ..•........••• 26 o.t .••. 42c KERNS Str.wberry Preserves ••.....•....•...... 18 oz ••• 1.00 Meat ' CASCADE Dishwa"sher Detergen1 ....•.. \ ........ 35 oz .••. 94c ·An outstanding selection of the firi_est FRENCH PASTRIES, now available everyday in our bakery. KLEENEX DelignerTowels ......... big roll .•••.. 49c ..-YU BAN Instant Coffee . : .....•. ~ ..• """ 8 oz .••• .' 1.,9 Standing Rib Roast ••. preparcdforeasy carving ••• 1.98 lb ---------------.. I . · CoupanGoodThruFeb.19.1875· I I ONE COUPON PER ADULT CUSTOMER I .. . . CARNATION ln stanj: Bre:akfast ... : ••• ti pak .• ,.. ,_ .79c UNDSAYMedium Pitted Bla ck Olives _ .. '6 Oz •••••• 49C SrOUFF,ERSSpinachorCorn Soufne ... frozen .•.•.• 49c D e)icatessen ' . RICHARD'S Own Coleslaw •...•...•.••.. pt •••••• 69c RICHARD'S Domesric SwiSs Cheese •.•• l /2 lb .• -•.. 69c Produce Young, tender ITALIAN SQUASH •...•... lb .• _ .•• 49c Sweet, red EMPEROR GRAPES .• ·.·,.. ...•.. lb •..••. 39t.: Extra·fancy ANJOU PEARS .... .' .~ ...... lb ...... 29c Idaho RUSSET POTATOES .. -.• : ... 5 lb bag ... -.. S•c • ~SC!Ur-' ' ·""'''I •l)pa ., ONE POUND· LOAVES .. AMORVllW •MACARTHUR t4lloP'OfrT BEACH -l·IO'"t·""'" J44MI • , ' . '" • • • Spen_c:etSte~s •..• _ ............ eye of the-rib •. _ 2.59 lb 'Spencer Roast •....•••.. boneless, Oven.ready ..• 2.49 lb Short Rib1i>(Beef ....... ·• · •••.• -.,lean& tasty ••• -79c lb Ground Beef •..•. _ ••• , •• Richard's quality •... 79c lb . ' ' (. . ; Carydle~!,ght Meats " Stuffed Roasting Chicken ••••. parsley dressing ..•• 79c lb Salisbury Steaks _ ........... our own dressing .••• 98c lb COME IN AND VIEW ow, DEUCACIEs pF THE SEA. Liquor·' ' ' . BOORDSGin ..•.•.••...••..... 1/2 gallon •••.• 9.49 PCiPoVVodka •..• _. •••.. 'I' •••••• 1/2 gallon ••.•. 9.49 RICHARD'S Blended Scolch Whisky .~. I /2 gal.• .• 12.69 SEBASTIAN! WINES ." . Burgundy, Chablis, Vin Rose'. . _ ..•• I /2 gaf • SAVF40c: ..... 2.89 { t ' " . ' ,, .. " I One Pint Rich1nl's I i DELI "SOUP 29( i I WITH THIS COUPON ~. I OMPintAichanl"1Q.tiSoup O.P. I . -------------·~--· ... ---------~-----~ I Coupon GoodTh<u FtD. 19.1975 · 1 •• ONECOUPONPEf\ADULTC~USTOMER · I I · · I I -: 9n! 11 . lb. Cello Bag I ·~ <.'CAtRoTS ·-9( I I ' I I WITH THIS COUPON .• I . O•tlb~C.llollfl~ O.P. I ~---------~-----... ...... ~ . •· r ---------------~,. CouP<>nGood.ThruFet>:-.19: 1975 I I' ONE COUPONf'JR ADULT CUSTOMER .I • 1 · Oni Gallon I I ' ; • I i· CLoapx . 59( I I WITH THIS COUPON I L ~ollon.Cklto~ O.P. 1 -----·-·-------... ' I This week Ri ch2rd's featutt5 deJlciou1 breads ·th.at will win everybody's hearts. Dark Umpa. bread, lhe national bread of Sweden. enhanced with the navor of anise and ~ French sour dough. naturaUy fi mented. LIDO M.UVIALIDO HEWPOftT,81Actt 0,..1 ·7DaMy fflU3IO • , • \ I r r • • . ... 1· • Meal· Brews : ~!o .. : .. __ w. I • --' . A d'nn,:I 't.•o-'" ---' --• -----· •.J ......... . that requires little pre- paration ls this dish of Kraut, Wur'st, Pork and I Beer. It cooks for two . hours, allowing t·he mellow brew to 1>enelrate the meal fibers and flavor the Vegetables. Practically a meal in 1 itself, it needs only some boiled Potatoes, hunks or pumpernickel bread end . mugs of ·Cold beer to complete your menu .•. I KRAUT, WURST , PORK AND BEER 4 pounds pork loiri sirloin roast or pork ~p.tt · · Butter or margarine 3 medium onions Cloves 4 carrots, quartered 2 pounds sauerkraut, ·drained 6 to 8 knockwursl •1,':! teaspoon pep- percorns l bay leaf \.ia teqsPOOQ thyme 4 parsley sprigs l cup beer 1 can. (lOo/• ounces) chicken broth · Jn l arge Dutch oven or baking dish brown meat in butler or margarine on all sides. Add onions· with c love in each, qu<.1rlered carrots and sauerkraut. Score knackwurst and a dd. Pour beer and c hicken broth over all. 1'1e peppercorns, bay leaf, thyme and parsley .in cheesecloth. Push un-· der liquid in dish. Bake in 325 degree oven for approximately 2'h hours or until pork is tender. Discard h erb bag. Remove pork and sUcc. Spoon sau erkraut, onions, carrots and knackwurst onto platter. Serves 8 persons. Elegant Wafers Baked Crisp and elegant ! ORANGE WAFERS . •1.J cup blanched whole almonds ' , cup butler •,cup sugar 1 t :.! lc.i spoons fl our 1 ~ teaspoon gralc(j oran~e rind 1 tablespoon orange juice Grate the a lmonds fine in ii small cone-type hand-operated grater. · Jn a small saucepan or metal mixing bowl over low heal melt the butler: off heat, stir in almonds and remaining ingre- dients. Return to low heal and s tir ·until s li gh tly thickened. Drop 1h level tablespoons or· the mix- ture, 4 inches apart, onto well -greased and floured cookie sheets. Rake in a 350-degree oven until pale yellow in the center nnd edges are golden-brown -6 or 7 minutes, Cool slightly: with the widest side of u large thin metal spatula, loosen cookies and re- move lo wire racks to cool. Jf edges and bottoms of eookies on center of sheet are not brown, re- turn lo oven for another minute or so. Or if cookies harden before removal, soften in the oven for a few seconds. . Makes about 2 doz~p. each about 2 inchf's .m diameter. · Offer Fruit t. Entertaining with an ,. Lnlorma1 weekend ~nch? Here's an easy do·lt-yourself way to o(. fer the fruit. Arran1e a pick ·n dh oose as1ortment of l)lte-size fres h f'r\ltt .ofeces on a platter. i Provide fork s and Jlave 1ue1ta dip their selections first Into !rult flavored yoaurt or sour ' Extra E>iscount ·for lent! ******************. 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D Fl'll~ Ground riiiib .............. 69. o Frasb R11nbow Trout .............. 1. · 97' 0 M •-k" Li k • '1" M . 6 Sii . ..,.. '1" o Pon Rout Loin E.nd ...... ·:. ~ ·. ~. . . • • o scar iyer ... o 11 n s . . . . . .. .. . o 11ican ma n111p ..... ·. • .. "' . • . • • ················ ·•·········•·•··········••···••••••••········••••••• ····································································· :" Pork ! Blade Center Wafer . ·: : Lamb ! O.Bone Shoulder Lamb ; : . Cut Cut Rib Thin Rib : : Lamb @j) Lamb @1l) Breast i \.Chops ~17~ ~ ,,.._, !~'I~'; ; Chops 7¥''1'~' "?' '~& .;.-;~2l~i .. ············ ................................. ····· ... .. .... ..... .. .. · ..................................................................... . $311 : FRESH' 8-0Z. 4 'I 00 •FRUIT-ON· THE-..I,.,. PRIDEOFCANADA : .:?,~?;o• {/ C~111td~ca11 .............................. . o Charry Kijafa ...•..• ".". o Lancer's Rosa' ..•..• ·=·~ HAlVESORSllCE045' • 29-0Z. CAN !· ~ : 80 PROOF CANADIAN WHISKY ~'ORANGE JUICE .•.•.. ._:q:~.:;"" 4i'l . ti •• D STOUFFER'S~~~~!!' .. '~;,~,. 59' ., IATOIS 4U Gii•!,.. • S(:au~D oO! ti.. D FISH PORTIOllS •..•••• ~~"':t, 11" D FRENCH TOAST ~" ••••• ~~ .. 59' • ,,,,,, J•COUS ac;lNl I Ch •IUUDn•,.,_ '1" o ampagna ·.'0:0~: ••••• ':~ .. D Cnckling Rosa' •• :·:·~'°': sz11 D Mateus Rosa ••.•••• '~'~ s3n ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• : llAU GAUO#! : : ,.U,,,,,,, ! : Sebastlani : : Don Paco : i Wines ; iTequlla; !Tu,:12••1 i + 13•• 1 e (HJ.Ill!. ... o • o ··-~ . . . ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• D PEN & QUILL l>VT •lo.I SCJUI (I(""' 1/0L(!OtJOO. ................ 39' Discount Values! ~/t0flllt0" Waste Basket 13·::~0~es:~~~TED 8 9 e PLASTIC · ($1.35 VAL.) . :socr toOll D EXCEPRIN .............. ~": '.·~~ 67' D ScOPE MOUTHWASH ( :·r! . '.7'.~i; r~' st" Z1rn111001 , ... w s111 ,11ru ¥~I HEAD 'I SltDUl.DIJS • SVl'f• llM ''°' s11• • )ulfl IOllON II Ol 111 ,. 1t•1ut1 SURE AllTl-l'flSPlllAIT 11:G m-uNKlP4TlD $1ZI 1110l¥MJtOl l'WTIC DUIT PM : 714.oz. CAN '1'' ;~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pears ,; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• o MANDARIN ORANGES • :•?'!:~~ 3i'l o IRIS MAYONNAISE ••.•••• >:"! 11" D DENNISON'S CHILI ~~ .i.'~,: ~::;:_ 49' D MINUTE RICE •.••.•.••• ?'.'~ 1111 JANE ANDERSON51': 1-LS. LOAF • • • . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 GREEN GIANT "°' ·~"". "'' "'" • : ';l<:'f,Y: (0~11:-'f~!!l , 44:.. D COOKIN' BAGS :-!;:•: .. ·~)~:, 3i'1 D FISH & CHIPS ••••• !·':~'.~!:7. 59' . ~ . . . ~ ~Mesa Verde C~, Hmbor at Adams, Costa Mesa •I 3922 Brookhurst, Garden Grove •23811 El Toro, El Toro ~eam ~weotened with wdered ••••• then hopped California • aln~ts. ' Thi• I• especlally tasty withromdlt'l,.w.,,._• u-~ pancakes. .. • I ·~ ' •1301 W. Edinger, Slllhl Ana ·s•sa Warner, H,untitlgton ltach • l . ' I • • ' i , •· I ' 'I l f I I DAILY PU.OT \ • .7UISe . • • . ' • y Wedn1tlday. February 12, 1975 By BAllllAllA GmllONS We pref er to think that eggplant Anotherrecipefore_ggp11,11tlov· la more mlsunclerstood tban 0 1: •·-• •··-~ u bated. . an eXotic·looklnc en. r. , .e p.._-. ~ thlnlt you on't 11"-till>lal>t., er1n1or al mi1ht be nice ODce today's Ze•IY Greek Chlll'ceuld )OUgetto know It . cllange your mind. We always thought the eggplant ,$~All Our flat Slim Gourmet mai).baa: rather pretty, but some people lndlcales lhal the .--put-upon "justdon'lllkeilslooks."ll'spro. -·· •· <i!l!PrwMilootwiU.9\ltf-.. l!!tble that man~ of the govern· ReeenUy"tlils 'toldmn ~rttld qienf's ioterv!e'"'-a never rally on a gavemment-aurvey.in.w11ll<:b--lriedeuplaJ!.I UJluJ:Uil\)'l!f ~ the eggplant was awarded the prejudjced pa ate? dubious diftioctlon of America's Sinc4; eggplant is a friendly 38 • r It'• zeaty blend of 1plce1 II cbeese(RomanoorCheddarl somewhat reminiscent of the Shapethemeati.ntoanelarce Greek cl-c.IUl d ·ll\eirt d h h Qat p;:~roWlllllD lupoon· ''Mouuak '-'· lllk:k o;elJOttricakllletover U you •'-n't sell your family on medhi111 .bea\ until ti., Wlde\'llde the Idea or G.reek chill. 1-•e out ll1Vall bl'Owned. · , the nutmea and call It "11.ali~ Vaine a spatula, tum the Chill.'' . meat over· and brown the other ZEST GaEEKClliu . alde.Breaklbemeatu&>intolarp • . ·-.-;...-...... an beef ~~ .~·~•~n,w~U"?thsaltancl. .lriJllnl.e<iolfal and~ .• pepper., ·" · ... ' " '>;.. •, • Saitiiiilpepper " · mblne moto .pall• aad - ·Greek least-liked vegetable. calories a cuplu1, iC's worth gtrt.· Eggplant aficionados all over ting to know. So today we otfef thecountrywrotetoshareourdis· another ··eggplant incognito'' may that such a versatile vegeta-dish, a recipe where the eggplant blecouldbesomaligned. ' is peeled and chopped, and-well 2 (!I-ounce) caos lomalopule beer broth and add to. the skillet. 2in cups fat-skimmed beef Sttr in all rema1n1ng mg(_edients stock <or2cans) exceptcbeese. Iteaspoondriedore·c~ Cover and simmer over low Half·teaspooo n~ee: beat for 15 minutes.\Uncover and IA. teaspoon (or more) bot .continue to simmer .another 10 Spicy Stew Aroma . Lures Fill your house with the aroma of cinnamon, cloves and cumin, sim· mering on the range for' this Greek stew that•s very good served with sesame seed noodles. STIFADO 3 pounds lean beef stew meat, cut in 11,2- inch cubes Salt and freshly ground pepper lh: cup butter 21,~ pounds small onions, peeled 1 can 16 ounces) tomato paste) If.a cup red table wine 2 .tablespoons red ~ine vinegar 1 tablespoon brown Sugar I clove garlic, mashed 1 ~ay leaf 1 small stick cin- namon 1,2 teaspoon. whole cloves· - • 11_. teaspoon ground cumin 2-tablespoons cur-· rants or raisins (Op· tional) · Season the meat with salt and pepper. Melt the butter in a heavy kettle With a cover. Add the meat and coat it 'with butter, but do not brown. Arrange the onions over the meat. ?i-1ix the tomato paste, wine, vinegar, s u gar, and •garlic; pour over the meat ·and onions. Add bay leaf, cinnamon, cloves-. cumin, and cur- rant4. Cover the onions with a plate \o keep them from disintegrating ; then cov- er t he kettle and simmer for three hours, or until the meat is very tender. Do not stir until serv· ing time. Six s~rvings. Frankly Simple 'I'hi~.quickly prepared di!)h uses frankfurters, noodles, Cheddar cheese and tomato soup. It is mild in flavor but certain to please and save money. FRANKFURTER SKILLET SUPPER ~ cup chopped onion I pound frankfurters, sliced . 2 tablespoons butter 2JAa' cups uncooked noodles 1 1 (10~-ounce) can condensed tomato soup '1 cup milk 1 cup (4 ounces> shredded Cheddar cheese Chopped parsley S•ute onion and frankfurters in butter in lo-inch skillet 5 minutes. Lay-er noodles over frankfurters. Pour com· bined soup and milk over noodles. Bringtoboil. • Coyer; simmer 25-30 minutes or until noodles a1:e tendl!'r. Top with cheese; heat until cheese begins to melt. Sprinkle with parsley. 6 servings. Pan ·Bread Make these delicious textured breakfast. brunch or snack breads pancake-style. · Mix qp a standard pan· cake reci,Pe. sublUtutlni whole wtieat nourror the 1ll·p..,.,... kind. Add ~ cqp •IM!l>)>ed walauta, l4o CUI> rili.hla i>r ci)opped dates, and grated ._1 ~"' I 'medium lemon. .. Bake In \4 cupfuls. ~ eat.ins ••as 11•'. or 1pre1d with butter or cru.m c!Mieae •nd pre- HrVU or .honey. · After all, e-ggplant is an · -disguised. epicurean delight ... aravoritein If you like eggplant, but your Mediterranean and Middle family won ·t touch thestufr, hide Eastern cuisine. Its mild flavor it in our exotic chill. Our recipe blends beautifully with so many has all the hearty textur~ and ap- pepper mi~utes, stirrin_g ~casionally. Large onion. chopped , until most_o~_the l1qw~evaporates 1 medium eggplant, peeled, .andtbech1li1sverytbick. diced Spoon into four serving plates 2garliccloves,minced and apriQ,kle with cheese. Cowit spicesand seasonings. petite appeal of chili. 4 tablespoons grated sharp 340caloriesperserving. AU ALPHA BETA MARKETS OPEN PRESIDENTS DAY MON., FEB. 17 9:30 AJA. to-'7:00 P.M. US "1 . ALL PURPOSE You'll ·like ' the~tal· better at Alpha~ this ~ek's .FAE·E eroaliva &tanu ·by c:;f...i.-~ .. ·~~.~ .Complete •"""1 CHICKEN 87,. CREPES ~ Dinner PER sERv1NG ONLY AT A1PHA BETA 'l'-Al•HAllT• ~ ............ &.!Clot• RUSSET POTATOES 4 ... 111 ............ ,. .. 1, .... ,011 •• , BtlTCHEK'S PlllDE M~ATS MEATS VOi.i'll 8£ PflOIJO TO S[l'l\I[ • o..&<.•TY •µ1 .. 1...;"°"' ............ 1111' Io la. BAG ' BAKE OR BARBECUE ,,.,,,,,,,~,,, •B·OZ. PACKAGE Grocery Double Discoun t s l-OMSTOCI< CHERRY PIE FILLING 01 ... l,IC)NQ A CARROT JUICE SHOESTRING CUT DIAMOND A BUYS PtCllLEO •SLICED• Hi·OZ CAN ,,I PtD<l.EO • W110l.E • 16·0Z. CA..: ."6 ~ASY • WHOLE • 16-0Z C,t,N .40 OICEO • SHO£STA1fl:G DIAMOND ' A CARROTS Sl.IAl.l • WHOt.E • Hi·OZ CAN .51 fl'IEESYONE •SLICES OA HALVES DID DEUTt PEACH~ 6 FLAVORS Hl-C FaUIT DRlllK ORANGE • Gl'IAI'£ • FRUff PUNCH ORCNAllD FRUIT DRINK I ?•oz. "'" 1l 't>Z. C•N 16 Ol. C•N .75 .27 .31 .. o, "J0 CAN •f/f an oo ...... c BEEF RIBS SKINLESS LINK SAUSAGE ·L~ ·~· ALPHA BETA am nn !lllE Bllf . ·ao•Euss llUllGET ., .. 59 iow'A0 ii1Aio • •• :E~, TOP SIRLOIN • 88 IUlllER '~[' • .. !~!~~°''" ~.,, • u. llCotl '(,.~' --STEIK ~~: I LL l([f 8LAO£CUT 79 WU:EFIELD PKG. • 79 ~~~H.~~[NA .98 ... . CltUCIC ROAST 1 ... Kll8 CRH MUT I ,. SWIFT'S IEE~ FRESH FAOleN aumaaAU. ST-Rll • 39 ""'" "'"' arr TASTE O'$U YOUia HU ROAST LARGE ENO I LA. :'~EF t ~ =-s ~X: .98u. TURKETs .67~ WHAT'S IN STORE Delicatessen Double Discou nts THE YEAR OF THE RA°BBIT Since l:i~I summer. l"ve wished you "Happy New Y~r" twice. ontt al the Jewish holiday, once'' the ~ginninJ of our calendar year. Now it is lime for the Olioese New Year, S:0 "Hippy New Ye.r" again. I hope lhe third time B 1 charm! . In brow9n1 1hrough our Alpha Be1as. I found 1hett are many possibilities (or pullin1 loge1bcr a delicious Chinese menu. For those who ire· not "d&it- youDelfe~ ... th~re is great vart!:ty in the frozen food 9t('tion (complete dinners and separate d1sheo. like egg rolls. sweel-sour pork. etc.). There is aiso a wide :tSSOr"lnieru o( Orient:il fo~ in the Oiint'!Z sec1ion of Che grocery depar1m~1 (canned chop !'>lley, chow_ nicin, etc.). In the deli, we have lhe won ton skins, which when wrapped around Yanous meat, fish or vegetable fillinp, then fried, n1ake marvelous Sfl:tck.s or a p~rl of your Chinese dinner. The fresh produce departnlC'nl ha\ a nice se:~cion of Or~tal Ycgctables. Ask your Alph:i Bel~ produce m:in if you're in doubt about ~paralion. · Ampk! supplies of pork and chicken, which form the basis of many Chinese enlrees, '-"llln be found in lht' meat deparlment. . I jusl opened :i can of fortune cookie:o; (from Ute grocery department). ,.ty (orlu~ !i:IYS. "This U lhe Year or lhe Rabbit, get hopping!" Thi.s may be a "hare raising" year for aU of Us! ~ E:ithu Cran'"' DirKlOI' of Consumrr Aff•irs ms. Kubot 1tvd. La Habn, CA. 90631 Groce ry Double Discounts Grocery Double Dlscounrs uQUID-PLUMR FREE N SOFT FABRIC somNER BIG "G" CHEERIOS B"ETTY CJIOCKEA lllSQUICK , . .-7 oz. PKG. .90 .75 '" 0 '· 81 oox • "· 0 '· 91 BOX • PRECIOUS BMNO RKOTI A CHEESE 16·0UNCE TU6 .13 PRECIOUS 13AANO MOZAREUA CHEESE 12·0UNC£ P.t.OCAGE 1.UI . 16-00NCE PACl(AGE 1AI PRECIOUS BA,t,NO STRING CHUSE KR ... fT •? fl·OZ TUBS SOFT PARKAY MARGARINE fl Ol 55 '". . '0' 79 ~o ' •W. 85 ~o ' .72 Mflll NAii$ Bakery Discounts ·•-W c.-.. CONCENTRATE KERN'S ISLANDE~ PUNCH 1~T~~ .79 32-0UNCE BOTTLE 1.ff 64·0llNC£ BOTTLE 2.11 BL..,CIC8£RR1£S OA 16·0Z. OAA .79 OREGON ~EBDRIES ... , . 21 FRISK ... DOG FOOD l !>~Z. I FINE . OAIP. REGULAR. ELEC. PEAt<I'. -· 16-0Z 99 FOLGER'S COffEE CAN I 41·0l!NCE CAN I.ti • lD-Ol!NCE JAR ' 1 84 FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE , ' ...... f AQAI. """' 1QD.COl,Noi OO• • ASf,H • w .. orf 39c WHITE • ASSOATEO • Pf!INT 40 AURORA BATH TISSUE 1-0,;~g. Fr .• NEW8oip.! 1 68 KIM81E$ DIAPERS 30·~~NT a RAGU JOE SAUCE 1 ~~;~z. .54 MAGIC PRE-WASH ~t~~: ,89 .... ·--."""' .... W_.,LTER 1(£i.O,t,lt KIBBUD DOG FOOD WOOLITE LIQUID • llml'"" ...... • lllArlflUll 20 l8 4 32 "0 • l:>-OZ. 2 26 ""· . 409 CU ANER 'ii~L 1.59 ' 409 BATHROOM CLEANER ~~~ .85 ,. LA PiiiA FLOUR WESSON OIL 6 FLAVORS SNACK•' CAKE MIX CHOCOLATE • 8UTTEl'ISCOTCH NESTU'S MORSELS P1LLSBIJftY FUDGE BROWNIE MIX '"''· 3 91 BAG • "OL 2 13 BIL • ,..,.o,. 79 "'" . '"°' 95 PllG.· • 2~·~·0Z. 93 Plt:G •• Delicac_.. Double Dlsc:ouncs ' . DOUBLE OISCOUNT 810 BREAD 16-0Z. 45 LOAF I ALPH_., BET_.,, PO\.Y 8_.,G. LONG FRENCH BREAD 16·0 1. 56 "'o ' ALPHA BOA JELLY BUNS ;·,';:', ,79 e-COUNT P,t,CKAGE ALPHA an A PLAIN DONUTS .69 2.49 ALJl1i" BETA• HJOGE NUT YEUOW LA YER CAKE Frozen Food Double Disc:ou'nts a.EEF • CHID([N BANQUU PIE BAIOOFOAD • 2 LOtlollES HONEY WHEAT BREAD 38-0VNCE BOX JOHNSTON'S OtERRY PIE ALPHA BETA wiiFFUS PO WNI' TOPPING (;()ffCENl AATE HAWAHAN PUNCH VAH 0( IC.Al.IP$ • BEEi' • CHEfSL EWClllLADA ENTREE ALPl-lA tlETA • 5UaO STRAWBERRllS ~~J .Z7 l~:3ff· .76 1.39 ·g~°t .38 9 i'u°ez .• 52 1:;> Ol 61 C_.,N I 1'> oz oo• .46 ''°'· 38 BOX I Ever yday Discount Prices A);o SOOA PlnEO SLICED • NATuAll 6 Cl. 74 KRAn SWISS CllEESI .;... • l(AA'T • l ·OZ 20 Non•Food Double Discounc1 SUPllEMA QIERRIES 1~A0:· .63 ... ·0 '· '26 ClAIAOl. • COMPl..ETE ICIT LOY ING CARE LOnOM l'<OUHCE TU8[ PEPSODINT TOOTHPAm 21-0UHCE TIJ8( nOSl·UP TOOTHPASTE SPLASH ON BRUT 33 LOnoN \ IA9 .77< .47 1.69 AEGULIJI • ElfTAA·BOOY 1-0l. l .II 9 LONG & SIUIY "'" •• otu SPIU,DiODORANT !i ·~~ ,83 Snft~ffWE E ,.~ .73 iii:c'Orc~N snUP D 1.37 l•·OUNC£ AER~ Iii I 47 DIAi. AllTl-PERSPIRAllT • PHILAlllLPHIA CUAM CHEESE ,.o o • l(A.\FT I .117 VELYEnA CHEESE •· l:..i1· •• HOMAllE SAUERKRAUT • ~ii.'· .53 - BAIOGl!,Of\O • Ol0-'"5+!10Nt!O 51 PIPPO LOAF ~ • '1!16(f • TUlilKfY·• .. ASTR_.,MI ; o). 39 DAllO&A -5UaO MIATS .... • THIN SUC(O ~M • 1'~,0l.. Pl((i • .it 11.JC(O .H.J.M • 4-l>L 11'1<0. ., .n HUNT'S NEW POTATOES \,..... . 1 S.OUNCf CAN • GLORlmA PIAR HALVES .49 TEXIZJ" K2R SPOT UFTER 1)-0Z. 88 1UB(; I 7·0VNCf AEROSOL l.&t • , ALL ALPHA BETA STORES A.Rf. OFFICIAL FOOD STAMP . fll:DEMPTIOH Cl!NTERS • STORE HOUR~: MON:-~l!I: 9::»-11:30 SAT: 11:30-8:00 SUN: 10:00-7:00 ~ n.tl,,,.. ............ .,. · .._..~•1a-'-.''· PRICES EFFECTJVF: IN ALL . S'OUTHERN ChLIFPRNIA ALPHA BETA MARKETS • • f • . " . . ' ' , ) ·U • I ' t>I " sl b r /J ti n SI u l t l r ' I ( • I ' . . Spo Wednesdey. F°ebtuary 12:1975 • * OArl Y PILOT • C7 ils' SyStem · Costly B1Doft~WB.NCK · lntqualltyotdl!fetttttfoods. savemoney!fyoubuymorefood lional value depreciate in cakes. b~cuils , etc_. develop a QUESTIONS WE AR.EASKED: Oo"-..c.c.,..._..,.._ The .usual reason why stored than you can use u_p berore it storage especially at warm tem· rancid fat Oa;--or: dned Cruita and . .__ .. Wa .. atfs and swll!'.le 8l1t tw_ bi$ f~ hi \t!!qt ~--l~l'l& is. sl{nply ·=-spoils. . ~ peratures. So if Y.QU keep fQOds vegetables discolor and dev!lop "Q. I've had some b~:f' in the · nemt..1 of4'our..lo0a.'.lli!L )>ociclnana1e · · • ,!f. 1'0~ do-.de<'J • lltY.,~.ll.', :\"'2.Jl!llL.lKr,. w.U4JlaVA.PoOr oil ~vors •'ll!O<!or~. • .-. ·;; •. , pboprl!JOl' all'!ut .th )'~a,n. • thewaate lsduetoepollage. Foods purchased In exce.:>S 0£ fi OlKPile o·f"'"'IOOtt op •~d>'bt. or tprtilre.or...a,ppe•t•w:.P.:--F..rf)~p..;n · .flto>d.1J; ~!J.M.,. J !~~ ~·J!t111 (!-.r1.t-··!'nfl\.~ '"'' ; -?.of any of the queSUona we re-needs a re stored away ·-and emergencie_s, store~ only Coods and little nutritional v_alue. they're kept solidly frozen, will · crystallized. Would 1t be safe to l' l'Aiva '.!'{"""' ~U..."!'!~!"! !'~!:~ !e tl\~:~tt.:n. s~mes they ••get that will be eaten. Then d1te the For example, drted or de· not support the growth. of eat. ·and is there any way.\to . whether or not a atored fbod ts lost" ih the bottom of the freezer foods and use a rotation l )"Stem hydrated foods have so little spoilage organisms. decrystallize it? · sUll 11fe to eat. or in the back of the cupboard. &o yo u always eat the oldest.foods mo is tu re that spoilage or · But after six months to a year, A. Yes, your old honey is safe Usually the stored Cood has Panic buying and stockpiling and replace them witb fresh ganisms cannot grow on the_m. flavor changes -such as fa\ although you may find the navor been kept for a long time -in the as a result of rood shortage foods. As long as they're kept dry and in turning rancid .. texture changes, is somewhat strong. Spoilage or- re frig er a tor. cupboard or scares or predictions of rising No food can be stored forever. lightly sealed, insect.proof con-and loss of moisture severely re· g11nisn1s cannot grow in honey freezer.· prices is another reason why Some foods can be kept safely -lainers, they'lfbe safe to eat. duce eating quality. because it is so high in sugar. To Often 'it's not easy to answer some people have excess stored that is, without danger of Bu t in about aix months, dry Canned foods don't keep in-decrystallize it simply heat it the safety question beca11.se of food. · spoilage ca u sed by milk develops an unpleasant definitely either . You should try over low heat or in a double many variables' -particularly So metimes a large quantity is mi'?'r~rganisms. -aJmost in· "cooked'' flavor. to use them within 12 to _ 18 boiler until the crystals melt. storage temperature, length of bought on special to ''save def1n1tely. · After about a year, flour starts months. Store canned and dried Then hold it at a temperature o( time~ type of container.an.,d~k~ee~pL·--m~on"e""y'-.'-·-· _O'-f'--'oo=u~r~se'-,~y~o~u~n~e_v~e~r __ B_u_l __ e_a_tin_·_g~qc.u_a_li_ty~a_n_d_n_u_t_r_i·_l_a_s_t_in-'g'-s-l_a_l_e;.; .:.p_rep..:...a_r_e_d_m_i_x.~es_fo_r __ r_ood __ s_i_n_a_c_oo_I_. d_ry_p_l_a_c_e_. -----"l'-50'-"d'-e"g'-re'-e'-s'-f-'o-r_a_bou __ l_JO_m_i_n_u_t_e_s._ P'ni.ittiest Try a Loaf PeaDut butter is known for sticking to the roof of the mouth. But the spread has 26 . percent pr9tein which sticks to the ribs, too, as these recipes in-dicate. · PEANUT HA~! BREAD 2eups flour 1::cupsugar 3 teaspoons baking Powder lf:i l easPoQnsalt 1 c up chunk-styl e peanut butter 1egg lcupmilk 1 1l -cups fi n ely chopped cooked ham (6 ou nces) In a large mixing bowl stir together the flour , sugar, 'baking powder and salt. With a pastry blender, cut in peanut butter until particles .are Jine. Beat together the egg and milk until blended; add lo flour mixture 11;nd stir until blended: stir in ham.' Turn into a greased and noured 9 x 5 x 3 inch loaf pan. Bake in a preheated 32.S·degree oven until a cake tester inserted in center comes out clean about I hour and 10 minutes. Place pan on wire rack , lo cool ror 10 minutes: loosen edges and turn out on rack ; turn right side up; cool co mpletely. nil salt PEANIJT . SOUP CREOLE •12 cup choppedonion 2 teaspoons peanut 1 lablespoonnour 112 teaspoons salt 1,1 teaspoon cclt.•ry 1 2 cup peanut butter 2cups milk 2 cups tomato juice Saute onion in peanut oil till tender but not browned . Add flour and seasonings. Blend in peanut butter. Add milk gradually, stirring to blend . Cook and sti{ till mix- ture comes toa boll and is thickened. Add tomato juice and bring to a boil. Serves five. Standby A Hero 1-'o r a Jazzy tuna sand~'ich hearty enough Lo se r ve <.1 5 a supper main dish. tl"'.Y thi~ re- cipe. llOT TUNA H EROES 2 cans (7 ounces each) tuna flaked (2 cup:->) ':: fUP real mayo n- nai:o>c 1 1 cup dairy ~our cream •t• cup c.·hoppcd parsley 1 tablespoon lemon juice 'h teaspoon garlic salt 1 (15x3·inch) loaf Italian bread 3 tablespoons margarine . 1 ~ pound thinly sliced'Swiss chC'cse (3 to 4 !lllcesJ Mlx. together tuna, m'ayonnaise , i;our cream, parsley. lemon juice and 1urlic salt. Cut bread in h alf Jengthwise. Place on bak1ng sheet, cul ~tdes up. Spread wilh margarine. Top wtlh choe1e trimmed to fit breld°':· Ptace tri.-imed chec&e pieces on lop . Cover clleesc will\ tunl 'n1'Jturc. · • 1 · Bike In :ISO degt ti. ·oven 28 minutes ol qnttl ll1b1ly browned. Cut each h1U Into S}>ie<\es. . . Ralphs are big beautiful markets with more meats, more produce, more groceries, more deli, more health & beauty, more bakery, more frozen foods ... and most important, more ways to save. Switch to Ralphs ' All Ralphs will be closed on Washington's Birthday, February 17. s ••• super low prices ... there's more in it for you. It~ llke a 111arket and a half. -I Round-Full Cut-S-In Round Steaks lb .98 R•lpha E•clu .. 11• -A Blend of Ground B•ef and Soy Prol•ln Concenlr•le ' Port< 5-lcler-Picnic: Cut Fresh Pork Roasts lb .59 Super Deli Oc•,n C•ught -""-' RaQlhs Pacific Red lb .49 ~~C~m!P. .. ~:I~~~ 1.38 Super Burger Wieners ,, ..• 59 R•lphs-Gettuln• , Any Slie Package Ground Beef Beel Round-Boneless Beef Tip Roasts Beel loin -Donel••• Top Sir1oin Beel Rib -Boneless Rib Eye Steaks Beet Round-Bone In Rump Roasts Quick to Fl• Beef Cube Steaks le•n Cubes Stewing Beef USDA Choice -Fresh Sirloin Lamb Chops lb .• 65 " 1.38 lb. 1.89 Ob 2.29 lb. 1.19 lb. 1.59 lb 1.29 " 1.69 ~~b1S~1d.i~1bR~sts lb .• 79 Fresl'l-A T11le Tr••t Veal Rib Chops Should•r Cul• -F1•1h Vear Chops Bra11t. Thigh or Drumsticka Calif. Fryer Parts Nugge1 Siie-Bon••••• Ralphs Hams HormeJ -Curerne1ter lb. 2.&9 Cure81 Hams Young Turkey Winga or Turkey Drumsticks lb. 1.89 lb. 1.39 lb .• 89 lb 1.99 Ob 2.29 Ob .49 Porkloln-MIIed Uc_,,_,. •• _ ..... Porte: Chops l-<•l< .... o 119 ... -.......... lb. • Por1l leg-Shank or Bun Portion Fresh Ham Roasts lb .99 Uncooked -Unpeel•d Small Shrimp Fresh Tru Cod Ffllets Fl1h•rm1n'• Cove-Breaded Sole Fillets 01eter1 Oehght Turbot Fillets Siled Slz• Cooked Shrimp Pott! St\oulder Pork Steaks Small Slie -Pork Fresh ~pareribs lb. 1.59 lb 1.49 lb .• 99 lb .• 89 Ob 1.99 lb 1.09 lb. 1.09 Super Spirits Ralph• -Germen win~ -Save .30 Johannlsberger Riesling ~.~I~ 1.99 Longhorn Cheese lb 1.49 1.49 1.39 Kosher Chubs-!lologn• or Hebrew Nat'I Salami .';. Spk::ed or Wi1h Pepper Boursin Cheese So~. Danol•-4•1 Sliced Ham ~OL .n $;1a~~Ch~b$ncisco~ i3 oz. 2.07 Fleischmann -1 or 2 Tub Soft Margarine SunMl-lmllalion Sour Cream lib .• n 12oz.. .39 y, pint ,31 ~~super Bakery Ralph•-B"'lt!rmilk, Cracked Wheat or Herders Bread " 0 '· .65 lo•f Old O!enwood -6 Year Old Ralpha -Apple or ,Straight Bourbon •• ·:~ 4.89 Cheny Strudel pkg. ... .85 .98 i~~~Fi~r,;;rk llhh 9~59 Ct;r;V1T~ Cakes im~:;·~t~h qu'~~ 4.99 C~'Pi~ Su~r Produce We•tem Iceberg Lettuce U.S. No. 1-10 Lb. Cello Bag Russet Potatoes L•rge Te•as-Ruby Red Grapefruit Sweat, Juicy-Atiiona Juice Oranges Royal M•ndarln Temple Oranges Sweet-MUd Brown Onions each ••ch .19 11:54 each per lb- per lb. per lb. .19 .17 .19 .10 Super Flowers Fresh Cut Marguerite Daisies b•··· • 78 Fresh Cul -Colortul Stocks bunch ,88 Fresh Cut-Beautiful Gladiolas bun'h 1.28 ~§Super~ Household Values Coronado Cookware-J qt. aii• ·covered Sauce Pan 199 each All Nude-Popular Sizes&. Shade• Tlp Toe Panty Hose P•i• .58 Prices effective February 13 through February 19 Super Buys--.,----_.__----... Old Fashioned Ralphs-~rozen Treesweet-Pink Imitation ~alphs Orange Grapefruit Kratt ,q., .89 Juice ".~~ .47 'Juice .. ,~~ .49 Mayonnaise .69 Ice Cream Health fl Beauty M•n1 or A1gul1r Close-Up Toothpaste Anll·P•r1plr1n1 Olaf Very Dry Aagul•• o• H1rl>1I Intensive Care Lotion Well• 81l1jllfl'l-A19. 0t £1. 804r Hair Conditioner Aid To Sl .. p Somlnex Tablets F1mnr 1111 \'Vella Balsam Shampoo 2 1 Ol, 12 01. "' 10 01. bottl1 16 Ol. bottle J2 el. bOUle ,, 01. bo\UI .51 1.37 1.05 1.72 1.89 2.19 Frozen Food l(e<n·s-Sijeed Strawberries Gr1•n Ol1nt ComOnCob Sloeill1r·1-M1c1ronl • Cl\1111 or CornSouttle Mor1on·1-1· Sil• Cherry Pies l;1rtl l'r~"--lf'••d11d Fish Sticks .Alclt'•-Non O•iry Coffee Rich 10 or. "• pltg. ... 12 Ol. pkg. 240L .... .39 .89 .59 .79 2•01. 1 58 pk9. • "~ 59 ..... Pantry Fillers Hun1'1-C1nnad Wll6le Potatoes R1gu-A11ortfll V11ielie1 Spaghetti Sauce AtlO~ltd Fla-0•1 Hi C Drinks Yuban -Alt Grinds Ground Coffee 0!1ods.abl1 -01y11me -Toddler Kimbies Diapers • 11 o.z. 01po111 Bollles Diet Rite Cola 14\/J OL '" 15.., QI. , .. 46 OL '" "' '" .25 .59 .52 1.07 '"'· 2 05 pk11 . • Pantry Fillers Hun1'11 -C1nn~d Pork & Beans Plll1bu•y -Fr1>1t 'n Swlrt Frosting Mixes T'11t Bleach Sub11l1u1e Blue Borateem For COOll1ng Of S•l•ds Wesson Oil Yu01n -R•a~ Orip or El•c. Petk Ground Coffee 16oz 29 '" . 1oi1 or. 69 ••• • 1.49 2.12 Jib. 2 79 cln • 100 OJ. pkg. •• oz. bonle 1101. 85 pkg.. • Secret Spray :: .. • Me•t Ples .,,, •ay ..,..,.._.., ~~ ce5 .............. ,."'-"°""-• es ·-··-,....... , ... 2e Ra._.hs __.-·~ Pri ,_.... •... ,. Ralph• Frull Cocklall .-;;. .39 0•<••11•~··-···· ... Meal Wieners 1W. ,98 •.• 95 ~ ..... -l .... ~ .. Instant Cotree 11••"•-t-·"""'" Fruit Punch -· .... •-D••-• ';,~.,-1 ·'a'h~•'m"p'oo :!." •. 1.04 Fi,'h'•""c"h·l'p'",'"~ 1",:,1 55 ":..,, .. -c.-,,.... c ....... ~........ •3 -• Chill Beans u~ .32 Evapot•led Milk ,':" •• 28 --•Ot111'K~ Voo0•-•"'11•-""'"~"""'.._._, I ~'t Moulh'Qlh !!:; 1.~p Fish Entreea ''"'• ..... 79 Biac P~j;j;9, ·:~ .73 j~.~~~P~aloes ··~ .41 ·r;. 1.&7 C••••••~• --'' "•~ ko1her 0111 Pickles o .... .,., .. _.,,.,., Beel Bologna ~ ............... -....... , .. -t 1.65 ................... -0. ........ -....... It •n1.u. ............. _ .. Lotion Sh•mpoo .:!~ 2.19 Fish Fiiiets ,:;. 1.99 J•rky P•I Tr••t• ':.:; .• 39 p;~;; 011 ~ .71 Klmbi•• Diapers Chee se Food " •• ,95 ...... 53 .......... Pink Salmon c--••• , .... • 09 c_, __ ,,..,.,, M .. ·1 45 "-•-C•-c~1 ... o .......... .... :~ .98 • ........ ~ .... -....... -.. ~ .. l Kr•fl Cheese Spread ;,< •• 43 Prell lh•mpbo "' .. -•· Sole Fll1et• ,.9, • Red Be•n• '"'.!'.; .27 Ne~lfe'a Qulk Dl-u 'll•-lllt....... H U. '1 •9 ...... ..,.._t;C•-... 1' .. 37 "'IOIM-~ .... tln o ·,•,•• ,,•'P-Un-,•.••• Klmbl•• Dl1per1 ,... .v Sheltte Beans .... • Fr•eze Dried Co«••::; 2.e• ~;.;: 3.f9 c-• ..... -••• Light Ctturik Tuna D-1MoY*•-'\l' ••-to II Sliced Bacon ' 1.39 'Aeterlaked ltema not av1llable ----~,!'.~;.-;: ............. ~"''-... _ . ...,~·-.... --... _ ........... __ --lo(ll ... -• ln1the followlng sto..-.:. _,............... • .. _., .... _ ""--·•-• ~ ~'"''"--_......,_..,,.,, ___ •M-AoM••• .. "'-4 ,_,,,,.__ , __ .. °'_ ... ---,,,..,, ............ . ... ~ .. ..,., ..... _ ... _ .......... _ ·-... ' ·-°"' . .. _,,,~ .. ,.~··-... _._, ....... ··--"'"·--·· .... ... ~_,,.,...._.. ...... ,_,, ... _ lllJ -f~'°"< -""'"' .......... -....... "''-•~· _,Ill ... ,.,,... ..... ~. c-"·or_...,-. --.... ow ......... ---·-·-···-· .__.., __ ·.· 1 ., r I r ' I ' . j I j I I t 'I t , ...• _,. . ~ ' Tee,.W can hx th9it;;1 ' !ownp~~qu/qk(y 1 ,,.' with frozen foods. Plus • ese-shttcks·WHl·b · ! ciumtlonafly 49/anced-:-:· -· . . , .· ~ ., ..... .. I I . , -~' ... ... SEA.FOOD SPECIALS .. ' • • I --.,M l"AC!ftC !S()l.f FILLEJS MQATtf A T'LAl(l'IC HAKE FILLETS . . AU.SUH . .HALiBUT· STEAKS · COM,. ARE OUR . f'lllCES! ' ,1 '< HOUIS: DAILY I 0 lo 6 CLOSID SAT, & SUN. . T e FISH MARKET _ Jim 111C1 s.cty-C•••r 45 E~BRO'ADWAY, COSTA MESA 645-5223 I I ' .~ T!ie.._Prices With Any Store In Town O.OSEb $Uf>IDAY. . ' WE ACCEPT FQOD STAMPS PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY FEI. 17th • ' SWEET BROWN ONIONS .5c u . • • . ' NA V.EL . >· ,_ ORAllllS ' ' . 25~ ALL OUR STORES WILL BE OPEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17th ON ,.--{ u.s. ! WASHINGforq,is llRTHOAY FOR '.;rou1 SlfOPPING C:ONVEN1ENCE WITH :~"· .... ~~ t·N u t rit iC:>rf :;-,~;:.· ... ~·A ~ ·$1 e~pe:f: ~--~ THOUSANDS OF .. iltn ,PRI WATCH YOUR MAil BOX •..• . \\'.ft~i . are slu rrib~r 'parties made of? EY~T}'.t~~g but slumber! ·T~lk and music and-!~. The eating' is:niqn .sto11· ..• and the nuftifion shoµJ(fbe mvnonseflsc. ' ij~r.e·s a. n:ienU' fOr sJQ.3fv.Snackers.' N-0t only d~.il ~t 1nc lud~t "C~JC~ frbm all .four· fCJP(f. grou-ps, tiut It call tie Whipped togethu qui.C:k'lyand,easily. ·, · • Tat;ty accompaniments to tlie main at· traCtjons in<;Jude carrot and celei-y sticks. nuts, pcip"corn and ioe,cre;Im sodas. · ' l'l'ALIAN lllli'll'HEKO rri~iel Stevens takes ,:, the ~mystery out of -1 lrqz.en prepared &llisbury Stea,k en-... trcs., " , • · 2 t8blCspoons ketchUt> l tablespoon chopped g~een pepper J4 \easpoon ItaliCjn seasoning, crushed ~Round hard roll or hamburger bun, sptii and toasted Fold back foil on steak entrec to.uncover meat. Combine ketch1,1p. green pepper. and seaso:n-ing. Spread mixture on s teak ;. replac:Jt"foil over meat. l-leal eplree accord- ing to p'ckage directions. Serte" s teak on roll, with criilklc-.cut French fries on the side. . ~llNTEDFRUITCUP 'h cup fruit ~ta~, cblll•d 6 sm all square after-dinn~r mints Combine V-uil 'cocklP.il and mints. Makes about 1h cup. 't • ..... • ~ . . ' .. mousses, the sighs out of souffles. ' the doldrums out of dinner: . .what's her secret? she cooks with love, the muriel ·steVens show ~ through Fri 6 ,to 6:3()~ 'Tue l!i·T~urs ' '10 td. 10:30'a.m. ""' · . ~MMUNITY lllLEVISltlll 'llf!Ml-Mlwr<Nn l(AClll CMAMllU l, HAMS "So Good ... It Will ' 'Haunt' You 'til It's Gone" Spiral ~lllred Wlaole or Half L EniertaininQ or Dininq More Al Home?~ FOR YOUI ¥ALIHTIHIPMTY ... OIDEI • HOHEY IAIED HAM •Try Ow '-'ous ChlN Con Q-so Dip! . Just a few Suggestions For Entertaining ._ ....... _.._.,~ ..... - • Spir'lll Slce4 Fro. T., to lo"- • W. ....... _.SW, tr-.C..,t te Cont • hi 5irilu Mic ..... . ..,.....a...n_.w_. '3700 E. Coast tifiway. Corona del (tlar -673-9000 , .. _ot•c-..-.. 1z22s..,..........•wld...... 6JS.Zot•1 , ~ ;. .~· .. Q:"ls it~ for a-q • -•fc>od?" . .A'j \/Hlty..bee,~"! cat foods aren't usuany lo~mu ted to''iQntilA lhe vitamins and ·mint!als a d aui.1.1 nw( cloO ;11s111s "I' ~·l)nG ~ 1oo<1. Ir¥ Mn,_..'can ol•BJue """1ilt<illl'~~,cken 'ri ~·nFgg'doofolkl. "'8"111'""'4/I<! cl>Cl<en 'n live~ coPntifnatiOn 1tfetll1•a fa't'Orite of cats ~·think ~·~·tOtlffla a cart..r elli /ood. You'll kive.11 beCailse ypU< do!llilll~ ~the cgmplete J1Ulfi!l<'"'he . ~edo, trqm a real clCg' lo;o<I-·, .. ' r· I I I I I I I I ' ' I • ' L. ,. ...••...••• AYAUiL.t Ari Alber1Mn9. ~ 1W-.,f1DCO, ~ M IM!let, Ml)ilk, Panlry, VOM MCI ohf" h .,,_, • f ,, :c::=" .... _ ...... -·--···--· -·---·- ' FRYING YOUll5 lllRlllY DRUMSTICKS ~ •• • .-HEf " RIB STEAK 49 • • :,. -........ WESTWOOD ICE CREAM , 1" .1.SSOITRI ~.l.YOIS ~ ........ THERE r.tli.MARKET BASKEf CJfsrlouNT FOODS STORE 'JEAR YOU ~ ~·-·• BEEF RIB BOllEUSS SPENCER STEAK * 99 it • . ' HILLCREST PEACHES 91 " ...... 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' . ~-. • Frankly Good Treats Teamed Looking for a '' ay to expand your childrt.·n':;. food iolerests'.' The trick is to use the roods lh('y alrcarty Know <.1nd love, but use them in OC\\' and different \V.ays. f-'or a les son in udull- t yµc s andY.:ic·hes. serve the homemade cold cut .,..·ith frankfurt e r s. ground beef ;.ind the lraditional hot dog- hamburg: seasonings ;.ill in one slice. BEEt' 'N FRANKS LOAt'· 1 egg · 1,a cup chopr>t11 onion 2 tablespoons pickle relish l tablespoon pre- pared mustard 1 teaspoon salt 1_, teas poon µcpper 1 :! cup p<.1cka gcd corn flake crumbs I pound frankfurters l 1h pounds ground beef In large mixing bo .... ·1, beat egg until roftmy. Stir in onion, pickle re- lish, mus tard, sail. pe p- pe r" and corn flake crumbs. Cut frankfurter s in half lengthwise. then in 1,::-inch sliecs crossWise to form chunks. Add frankfurters and ground beef to egg mixture. Mix thoroughly. Press m eot mixture firmly into 9 x 5 x l •inch loaf pan. , Bake in oven at 350 degrees F. about pne hour or until well browned and thoroudhly done. Drain excess d1ip- pings from pan. Cool 15 minutes on wire rack . I Refrigerate in pan Un - til thoroughly chill ed or overriight. Slice to ser\'.e. Makes about 3 doze n 1fi· inch slices. \ Texture' Tangy A change from the usuaJ combination of in· gred1ents. ALMOND TARTAR SAUC& :t ~ cup mayonnaise 3 tablespoons finely chopped ripe olives 3 tables.poonsi.i ely chopped sweet pie 3 tablesp on s minced parsley 1 tablespoon minced . . . onion · 11.-cup roasted un- b I an ch e d almonds, chopped medium fine Stir togetber all the in· gredients except the almo~ds ; cover and chill to allow flavors to blend. Before serving, stir in the almonds .. ,}lakes about 1 v.i cups. • • • • \ ec ' . t .. • , . ". • " ··~ R,ed-lettar Da¥ .; • • L > • Kia .. Stuff MQ:n.u.:·. · -·'· ~ ••• \l' • Clill r I . parties• .,.i -• milk unlll 1moolh and IJulfy. Stir, ~~-::-~l!':c dJW~ come :but once a Jn almonds. . ~ · .. ·year ~ 'i·rn~e ~o '\lritn si)eci.al ---•in _ nOtbe~\\'l"":11t!!enut UtUe ret'e"a'f Ofher t1illes10 add 'lliltM, .~oney an.i ·dr ind. ~ spark)e_,lo their social livee too! Spread cream chee~e m x~ure on , -,, -lllD\i e.'aJl l).; is a1 r.(e~ ~· 6 bf th~ bread slices and spread I , •as100 for 1UC1f a p rty, Witlll6e' .. * ""':"'i>ea~'Jt ~61Jttl"r~irte~ 6n-re:-- added ~that it can be easy on , malning bread slices. tM Pocketbook and ·at the-same Cut cranberry sauce cross'-'·is.e timt,'bright, gay and chock full into 12 slices . L'sing a large QfJmUlnative and pla,yful ide11s. · l;\e'arl-sh,aped cookie cutter cut .Crithberry sauce and drink~· hearts from cranberry sau<'e. ·are color-right an~ combine Place .one heart on top of ea ch perf~'.911x. Jrl, ,reCipes toe that red· / open.face s<fndwich . .. let\erday. RefriWerate cranber1'y pieces , Mak ,s·•ndwiches open-faee, Jen from cutting hearts to serve " eac.'b apJµ"opriateJy adorned with ' •. later. . jellie4•cranberry sauce hearts. ICE CR,EAM CAKES :' '~e·c.-eam cakes are made in a 1 pa~kage (12.ounces) frozen · sYia p W;l,th pound·cake, vanilla ice • poun,_dcak-e cream arid cranberryi:0~a e ttf ,-f. , ·-·ft slices van ill 'brick ice lish. These too have tiny -oUt:.....,..,•· ~abOu~l pint · · r heart~. ·~ · . . l cup cra(lbe.r.ry-orange re· BERRVHEART • ' lish , S:\ND"1CHES CUt poundcake crosswise into ,12 slicl}s white or' Whole l.Z slices. L'sing a s ma1i· heart· wheat bre8d ~ ' ~ · , shaped cookie cutter cut 2 small 1 package <8 ounces> cream hearts out of each of 6 slices of cheese. softened cake. ' J-1 cup milk _ Place solid s lices of' cake on ,-J :1 cup choppe<t blaftlthed .. serving plates. •Top each slice almonds "'-· : " "'ith an ice cream slice and . .. 1 cup pear;iut bu,tter · · Spread with some cranberr)'· · 1-1 cup h.wiey · orange relish. then "·ith c~t-out I teaspodn grated orange cake slices. Serve at once. , rind . .. :.ta}' Ce made a-head and stored l can ( 1 Pound ) jellie~ cran. ~apped in freezer unt11 i'elfdY to berry sauce s-erve. Save the cake heart cut- Trim crusts from bread. In a outs and serve th em as nibbles or bov"I blend· cream cheese and inplaceofcookies. .~ ••• ,~, .. ( • ~" •\• • -~:~ .. . • " . •· . \ .: " :-• ~ ' '> ,, . . I I •• . ' r, -. -. ~ -.... ,· .-.~ . . ... "----.. -·:""'-jo;... .• , .... ··--. . , . .. ·-: :~ • r· , . , . ,. IE!WTtl.501(tll2.1 01) .CAKE ..'MIX :.. . ~·· .. . ··-. . .. . .. Better yet, _try two and you'll .~ ~---------------------, P7 1 ~Efil\\?@ ~3&@! on your next purchase' of :,. ': .j I ,\..,..,. I ,....\1-• I two Betty Crocker I ·cake mixes. I I I 1' ·. ~ ~I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I 1 · •I I ... ·" ... " .. : ' f /. ' ' • f 1 ' ' ' '1 I ' . ( --(;Jf) DAILY PILOT .... Quick " ., An'd 'Easy - This Cider Spice Cake s one of the easy cakes at can be mixed up and eked quickly., ror )'OUngsters' after-school acks, or for comparty that dropa io. . ~ CIDEB,SPICECAKE 21h cups unsifted cake flour .... "" I \oii teaspoons baking ., ~'JIOwder -• ' or_. • l teaspoon baking soda ~ 1 teaspoon salt l teaspoon ground Cinnamon in teaspoon ground cloves V.. teaspoon ground 3 ,allspice % cup margarine, son • 1 \oil cups sugar l 'h teaspoons vanilla extract 2-eggs a ; \cup apple cider . Thoroughly combine cake flour. baking powder, baking soda, •alt, cinnamon, cloves, anc:J allspice. Set aside. Js.J. ln a lot.rge mixing bowl, · cream together soft · matgarine and sugar un- til light. Beat in vanilla "' xtract. Combine eggs and cider, mix With fork. Add .ff.to creamed mixlire alternately with dry in- gredients on low speed, r.;: beating well after each addition. Pour into two · greased and floured 9- ,. jnch cake pans. \.'t • Bak~ ~t 350 deg~ F . $bout'SO minutes, or until A• done. Cool 10 min?t s. '> -~emove from_parui· a d .. finiSh cooling on w.· e racks. ·- ;• Fill and frost with: Walnut Frosting • Wect,,e!d!y, Febru•ry 12, 1175 LARGE SIZE ' -'AA' EGGS • MONTEREY. JACK CHEESE Safeway Quality ' ' . Canned Milk 25c • f • 'Lucerne Evaporated ...... , .......... 13-ounce Can C' lnRandom w,ights .t C t!!'~.!! .. ~*-~~ ::;59C 30-SLICE BREAD Mrs. Wright's Quality lb. roMATO JUICE Libby-Rich-Flavor J, ' ( C I I ,, AU SAFEWAY$ WILL II ii'rai!iiOeP!i:"'"EN:J"r.-J~-,.,-•-1~.1·.~b·--------'~_;:_·· ____ _..! t ~!!~.~!~,! . .!;~ ''°' 8 9 ( HONEYSUCKLE GROUND POI SAFEWAY SELLING POLICY: '(),ft{ ,f (,f# af f,ft,(,fGf I/ l'Kltl-AIA!KE/J. /fl lfltL #dT ,f,f/SE ITS l',f/tf!' When wt ort loritd lo make o prict in· cr1011, con1 ond pockog11 which Oft olrtody pri<1-morktd will be 1olcl ot the olcl price. When o prict 11 lowtrtd, oll 1olet w ilt IM at the ntw lower prict. Cont oncl pockog11 beo1ing lht fo1mt1 higher pritt will olM bt marked with tM ntw price. Wken a con 01 pockogt 1how1 mort than on• p1ic1 mo1k, yow poy !ht lowtll p11c1. lf.t. cup margarine, soft y... 1 cup unsifted cob- ;; fectiohers' sugar 4 tablespoons skim • milk -TURKEYS .BEEF · ' -c ~.loo• ....... , .. , 1 .... ,,,, ,....,, SPARERIBS • 1 tea'spoon vanilla .. extract ./" 3 additional cups 4 -confectioners' sugar I/"' cup walnut halves • ·Cream margarine un- . til light and beat in 1 cup .. , sugar. Add milk and vanilla extract and :-• blend. Beat in about 3 more cups of sugar. un· , ' sif~d. or enough to make # a smooth, spreadable frosting. ~ · Decorate with walnut • • • ' ~,. :' ... -•' • • ' ' . - ' ' ' halves. Salad's Fruity Mandarin oranges . raisins, walnuts and bananas are folded into gelatin, or8nge juice and yogur::t for a cool mixture that does double duty as salad or dessert. FRUIT 'N HONEY SALAD Gradt"A'\ Young Hens Self-Basting Und., 14-lbs.lb • C· Regular U.S. Govt. Inspected Any Si1t Package lb. Blade Cut l'rtsh Pork Loin 6-Ribs lb. Medium Size Frozen 3-5-lb. Avg. Wt . lb. c CUBE STEAKS SLICED BOLOGNA PORK ROASTS CORNED ROUNDS USDA Choice Beef Boneless Cuts 'w Pan-Frying $169 SafewayRegular e 78# Sirloin-Cutfrom 99# Williom'sorMcCoy's s12• Of Beef V~riety 12-oz. \t fresh Pork. Flavorful \t Full-Flavored. So ·lb. (1-pound pkg. 98') Pkg. , And Juicy Roost . lb. Tender And Meaty. lb. 1 IN OUR DAIRY CASE .. LIQUOR & WINE ' luceme Pure Pricn Effective In Licent.d Soft.;,ays· :: Orange Juice '.R iCiin or VoClko VARIETY D~PAJ~TMENT 1.HerticJJ Essence Shampoo ~~r,~r· !~~~!~.~,39c @~k~~'.·1~·"~·· 99c N~.~~d~~.c~t~ ...... '""99c ic_offee Mate SJ09 Corna lion , .............. 16-ownct Jor t~!s~~~,".1 HoKGol 39c @~2!~~~~~ '~.~ .. 19c ~~!~~. ~~,1 ~ ., ••. 8 9c I I I , f navo~e;:;1:fi~p es un - . J 1,~ cups orange juice .a 2 cups plain yogurt ... I can ( 11 ounces) mandarin oranges, \. drained <reserve syrup) "_,..) Half 79c ~~~~'~:~;cup S2f'- -Gallon . l." ~ Fifth 'AA' Butter 82' -Qi ·T..a..1~ W'1nes · ..--- Shady lone 1-lb. (In. ~ \' ·' ~ Clairol · ( '., 8-oz. Bottle 9 0-Tip Swabs U.S. No. 1 Russets I ,. 2 tablespoons honey ' 1t2 cup seedless raisins ~'2 cup chop ped walnuts 2 bananas, C'ul into 1,.:i.inch slices Jn medium saucep8n. r ... sprinkle unflavoreCI '1 gelatin over 1 cup orange j ui ce. Stir over low heal "-..... until eelatin dissolves, about 3 minutes ; blend in yogurt, remaining 'h cup orange juice, reserved syrup, and honey. Chill, stirring oc· casionally. until mixture is consJ~tency of un . • beaten f:gg whites. Fold in oranges, raisins, -wainut1. and banana slices. Turn into 6·cup mold or individual dessert dishes and chill unW firm. Makes about 12 servings. • , -' , Hi Protein Potato Salad '"""' 'i~·4 7c ~.~; ,;~~11 .. $199 ~ Corn Bread ~'~~:·' :.~.39' Tipped ' ~ Cotton ·77- ORANGE JUIC~ .... s..~,h 20c ~· Treol •/ ... •• c.... ·~· .... ..,, .. WAFFLES Bel-air 6 s 1· OuaUty s~. Pl.gs. t Celeste,,,~~,,.~::·; ... ,;:ta,?: I !!~!!s ... :.~. JJt !!.~~.~ ~~!!1,k,.59' Pack of 170 We Welcome All USDA FOOD SJAMP SHOPPERS FRESH BAKERY BUYS Western Farms BREAD I "~;· 53c I 24«t loof ' ~ . WEXFORD CRYSTAL This WH~'s Offer Anchor Hocking 10 -lb. Bag ~!~~~~~~ ...... 22c ' ' On1'ons "v·1.·1"1."w· 1 lb. 10' P u' "• ' ears . Anio~ . Broccoli .... h1 lb. 29' Lettuce ~::;:; ~ Bunch 22c ' Squash .... ;., 33 1 W I t . '"' lb. a nu s ~'"''' ~~,!!? .. ~~~~~·Pk·~· c '!!e.~-: ..... ,6 .... 79t ;. -~f!••C~ d1r1ablneurd ""-'-------··•-.-----------··""' Svwnts Oii oDI I Ill • , FOOTo SHElllJ 49c& flnt or plus' dau1h. Top with sea1oned .. tomalo 1aqce,, flrrely chopped onion• and shredded cbeae-• Br:oil u~til ch-is .. r un1r ..-ed -iroldea, Mat• a delletou1 llll1h protein 101ck ror'ramlly, teen••• 'partlll1 or armc.h1lr sportsmen. \ ! • eo1l8 C:..-.1 .... S.Ch•• • l4417C .. trDr . .tW .... ,tm.. , • Z4 ~ .., ..... S....L.,._• W. ............ lA ........ Yllte • .-. .. ~ .. , ........ .._. • 14417e.t..,Dr.ltW....... •J4fJW.. .... llelr.,....., .. T"'-e • • \ ,_. ·~-. ' .... lnOi~n Pu.ddlng .. .. t· . . ·-Jtteonomica~ : " j • • • '• .. ~ H~RE'S TH~.BEST... - FOOD VALUES$$$! FOL GERS COFFEE · ALL GRINDS 3 LB. CAN 12 OZ. CAN LUNCHEON LOAF . AUMT JE"'41MA WHOLE WHEAT · . 310%. Pl(G. PANCAK~ MIX,, ." : ' FOREMOST ICE .CREAM 'h GALLON ROUND CARTON-aEG. $I. I 0 • · LARG_J . .28 OZ,. CAM *' ...... j>l . NESTLE'S BONUS PAK 21 ENVELOPES AMeRICAN BUUTY . -5,A••n• 24 oz. Pllli. JIM'S EXTRA LARGE RADE AA . 4~ RANCH FRESH EGGS > JIY • ' LIQUID FOR DISHES SUGAR FREE Dr. Pepper I ' BIG QUART BOTTLE LARGE 24 OZ. CAH REG. 93•. U.S. NO. I RUSSETI POTA.TOES 10 LB.l~'!LO 65c . GRAPEFRUIT SY,f~.ET I JUICY LI. 69c CELLO .IAG 1 MILD SPANISH . I ONIONS : 10~. ..._ . . . • • -~, -· , ....... I< . . I • . " USJ)A CHOICE CHUCK STEAKS 69! s11! USDA CHOICE . T~BONE, STEAKS iiiTEiiiiiEYS 0 '!" 59~ • USD.A CHOICE BONl:LES~ $198 TOP SIR·LOIN STEAK :LB. . . USDA CHOICE BONELESS s 119 SIRLOIN . TIP STEAK LB. LEAN TEND-=RIZED $1 '' CUBE STEAKS LB. USDA CHOICE s1a' Porterhouse Steaks LB. RATHSPUREPORK 79c ROLL SAUSAGE H~:G~R ·LB. OSCAR MAYER MEAT OR BEEF WIENERS ARMOURS MEAT OR BEEF WIENERS . . JOHNSTON CHERRY PIES 98~. flo:i.. 69~. • ., .. 38 oz. OSCAR MA YER MEAT OR BEEF BOLOGNA BAR M FRESH LIVER SAUSAGE .120L BAR M DUTCH BOLOGNA or LOAF ••~ .. · 79~ .. , ··~·· MORNING ST AR FARMS 8 OL •LINKS 79c • PATTIES or . •SLICES . WEAVER CHICKEN TURNOVERS ALL MEAT~O VEGETABLES C CHOPPED ·BROCCOLI 69 BIRDSEYE, I 0 oz. pllq. -HIGHEST DISCOU .... TS • HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS VODKAEL FIFTH 5299 ~~ • r PEPSODEHT .. . ' ' ~J.~~ATIH FIFTH s299 '-,..,} !~9,!HBRUSHEs 23c WHISKEY t ~ _ BARGAIN BASKET ' s399 ~ f 1 CREST ,. 9 GIN 90 PROOF-FIFTH.. . · ~ ul !.'1.?.I~~~,~!E c =-SCORESBY RARE SCOTCH QUART . -• TOMATOES ' 39~ LARGE ", SLICING FRESH HA WAllAM 49~ 6 OZ. CAM MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY ll OL CAH -Store-Hours:9 to 9 Daily htcludiMJ S~ay . Open Mon., PRES. Day Feb. 17 I 0 lo 7 · · Pric•• Efftdi•• Thursday lilru Wednesday FEB.13-FEB.19 l"ric•t wbjed to 1tock ot1 holtd We ~adly Accept Food St-.s COST A ME'SA 19th and Placentka PU.CENTIA · 710 W. Chapman .\_...-' • • ' I ' .ti· •1 ... b: ... ~ Jr d • . -. -· • ·Plavor:· ~fi . ... , ' All too often, cggplunt is~+ ; ea.plant (about l~ aauc;:-shcrrYand soy sauce;aet mixJrom entreeundsoysau,ce .,_rved. either Cri e<l or pre~red PC>Uqd ) 1 . ,.. id~. Wa1ti eftpl-.nt; do nol llllxtUre-. Bring to b(:>illng, ~tir- 1. With a Parmigiana treatmeo,t. -Ped nut Or vegetable oil pare; cut lntoVf.t4nch cubes.. ring constanlly. Add 'Well drained Tb.is m~d vegetable orrers many l ' bos <29-~ ounCes> ptppcr Heat ~\cupof oil in large wok pepper ste k vegetables and unexpected fl avor notes v.'hen steak stir.Cry entree or !ikil\.et. When hot, add eg~ eggplant. • handlcdin anOr1«11laln1un11er. , GJnkgo nuts or whole gp1ont qubes and cook, ~t.irring Mix well and1 heat throush. • . l.monds ortpn, over medium-high heat, d EGGPLr\NT IN FRAGKAN1' . 56 .. L. dried mushrooms in boil-uotil lightly browned, about 5 Spoon into serving dish Mn '¥" :sprinkle "'ith nuts. Serve with SAUCt.: l.t1J W$ler to cover fo.r 30 minutes. , . . d d' ·b fur roast 6 Chinese drie d black Jninutes;dralnbndsqueezetore. 1. Remo\le toro1ander to drain, soysa.uceasasi ~ _1s,.6 muabro.o.ms or Ii. la.r.ge fr~ moye. ex~A_ Wel_ler. CtAJ oft ~~nd leaving about U.1;1.~lf!.spoons o~l iq or broiled meats. Sei vcs · •..; :ft ' J~I .' I ~·-... r----n i .(:.J 0 r ~y.\ ... • -""°' -I I I -• -i • nius.bro:oms .. . . dries.rd tough stems. Slice vJUk . fA:O<f alillleq1l1rne~tt"~d.l Thls diis h may be chilled, then ,1'taole$dOrJ.S Chifi 6'.:1t1re·-'I 1 • .J.-wtse. · ,.,, Add r"'u-,hrooms and at1r·fry _ t ed . uU> s 1-inklcd v.·ith " ::!tablcs1)()()nsdryshcrry _If using fresh mushrooms, UIJli!tenller-,2toJrpinue.s .Ad'·, I tabll·~poo~oy sauec slree lengthwise tllrough stems. garlic and oook ~ seoondi;. soy suuce and served us . an a1 2 largc garlic tloves. crushed In small cup, combine chile Stlt in 11,'.i cups water, sauce .Petiier or n1cat accomp~1nlment. ol.. Yr · U Al ~Y'S · . :J&VEI .. ·Vf''" ~TATJIJ>,~fl0$. ·LC))M7~~ow PRl,ES . ' STATER BROS. " . WILL 81! OP.EN ~NGTON'S BlllTADAY MONDAY, FEB. 17TH 'Jl~M 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. . ' . " ' . . JIMMY1:>£AM 'lli:G. ~ HOT 98 . ' . POlk'SAUSlGE ..... .. . .... 12 oz. ' ': _....,~ . . 7•ru . ·'CHQ:lj ICK . .. L ... IO.ll'<C. a,:·' • , s'AuSi fliNKS " .. c sl 39 "°'°'' i.,.,,.. ,S;f IJ9 • ~KIE LINKS ....... "oz. ·1 o~*"' . . . ·S,39 sua•--• SLICED BACON ......... " '""· . ":"~~~~C:-~ M.a.vew is· 39 " WAFER.SLICED BACON .... 12 oz. · , ••· 79' C Wli1oN """'"" ggc: PKG. -SUCEp •IACON ............. ·J' oz. ••· T GROUND BEEF FRESH • DELICIOUS ANV' Sl:U PACKAGE 7~ . 6 TH 'RIB & 7-TH ROAST BEEF • ST ATER BROS. CERTIFIED • GUARANTEED c LB. EXTRA WM GROUND 1£Ef-LL 99c l·ST THRU S.TH RIB----· LB-$1.29 LB. BEEF · LIVER FRESH SLICED • HIGH IN NUTRITION ' FARMER JOHN WIENERS l·POUND PACKAGE FIESHFROZENFISH l.f(f•Sl ... fl•UO'li,CDITTflt:D•GIM.•---NTHD . 69c: lflf•ll ... N •.otullSS $129 HALIBUT TU•ao. T CHUCK STEAK ....... ....... STEWING MEAT .............. .. lflf•IONlll,SIOu-tOSTIA.IC , .. ta.SI.I• $1 07 ROUND STEAK 80Nl·IN ........ lB. ,.... ltlf•IONfll\SCHUCll•lfNDf• · s 1 29 •IF•CHUOfCVT •GUALl.NlllD ' 79c '!.~· FILLET FAMILY STEAK ............... lB. ROUND BONE.oan ............. . &fff • itOUND CUT • flNDfl s 1 4 9 SIRLOIN TIP~~......... . .. $189 79c '\l.lll•uot.CUllR(D •GUA•.t.NUID , s119 &f(J•CHUCltCUT•SIATl• .. O\,Qlll'lfD 99c • : . . ..... BEEF RIB STEAK ........... 7-BONE ROAST ................. . SIAfll~.conNID•GUAllAHIHO s 1 49 BEEF CUBE STEAK ............. . lllCUl •f(NO.-l•WUll~iD s 1 49 IHJ•IONB.lSSClofUCll•GUA•ANIUO s 1 29 • I WHITING COOKED BEEF CLUB STEAK ... ••. ROLLED ROAST .. . . .. ••· Mff • lOIN C\lf •WW. lllMIMD s 1 69 T-BONE STEAK ............ .. f FISH SJtRIMP '4tt:SH•f-OltMfNUDO ' 29 c uu1aMocut•llMDll -.. s 1 07 .~ 49 cu. $198 BEEF TRIPE .... ..... . ... •• RUMP ROAST a0N•-1N .......... •• lflF • LOIN CUl •MO lAll.5 s 1 7 5 PORTERHOUSE llTUI<.. .. ,. POUNO '~ • ..... $698 'OITIONO.-~S•NECMa<M8UTSIHCl.UOfD 39c ........ ... . CANNED HAM ....... ,.......... TURKEY HINDQU ............................. . iop"'.'siii'Oii STEAK "$1 89 • ' .-FACIAL TISSUE =•o . . : coJ::i 42' .· ' SOFT-WEVE ~\\'i~soiiro .... . ''" 40· • .. BALSAM TREND ... .. . 3201. 62• fREscA FLOUR olf.:t Alt~· sun• ••os. 6. l;J.ei.' $.Iii 15 ' ~ 6ft c CUS fl, , IA8 : '. _ ,y \ BEUY CROCKER. BUTIER PECAN OR CHOCOLATE NUT . $1 01 FROSTING ..................... ::~: STARKIST •LIGHT MEAT ~ c ,CHUNK TUNA .... ~1.~: 49 GAINES MEAli~·~:: $482 HESTIA $1 65 INSTANT TEA .... ~1~: • VACUUM PACKED c FOLGERS COFFEE ......... 1c~~ 99 ,. PRICES EfFEC. 7.fULL DAYS THURS. thru WED. FEB. 13th-19th . , 14600 So. lrociWiur\t A••·· We1IJRinhrtlOO East Colin A•• .. Ot.p ·1175 lolr.-r st.. Cotta W.M 707 West. flliM'tHllHl:.St., Ca.ta MtM • 122 We,......,. 11•11.. W......... 110 Mntpdtf M•d. CO'tfll .....___ WElEDUM tt•2id"'9trA•• .. HMl;.,l•IHclrl ,)4lOWttfLIM•A•t .. .._.IM t4171l.dHllA•e~T ..... 1 ' FOOD ST~ ~&OJ Wist Sf~'"'''wtti St .. s-tw A• •10 E ...... A•t .. s..t•A• 14.Zl.Z MIM• A" .. WllHtMr' • AT.AU. ttll ClHtplnOflA•t .. G.-ckti Gro•t IZJO McfctddttlA•• .. S• Mo , •t.z keteh AM., Loi Al•fltot • • STORES . , 'l)~O ~ Ttntffl A•t .. Sllftlo AM . 5~4 Wtlf lrocldwey, ....... 11011 M.,...Uo .,,.,., Fe•A• folly ,. -I / ' . ' . . • . . r. • • • • • , Wedoelday. FOOtU!!)' 12. 1975 DAILY PILOT (;jS .. ~~r -Hea_rty Food, Pel .low e _anadi·ans' Style ·1 • • Jl'~bruaryl1Heart Month &lid• Jy, have It. tow~ conlenllor tood Ume for bomemakera lo 11k their cost P"r-pcA>nd. • • A "mihl" cookbook of recipes dlerryplefU)ln1 . alongside walllealnoven. mer sently tllhender. One quart "1emselvea If they are doing Canadlan·•IYlcf bacon has an everythlna they can to servo the plus ,valuea1of extreme lean· is available from the Canadian 14 ~ur. eu1ar When all waffles and Canadian or 1Jn1er ale wtll <ov r a a.pouftd Bacon Council, Barrin&ton, Ill. 3 t.i..b Neoc>nf watv . bacon sllees are done, add ll· chunk. Let stand ln pot with ~eat 1hUI: ~Int" ala to their iiou.-'""lid a>eALand excellent 60010. ' Wbl~dC IUD ..._!l_Ul'Ur .lo bol.,cberey aance .(or off, 110 that meOC will abeorb • C ' N••coNWa-ES Preiare walllo ~and fold ' ~oh or supper. Olnlt Uqueon-' O•Y..'lrs · Veryiatty. · rrml)lel!. nulrilional value. It"• not . only · , TJl• l~~,,l•"lal>f , h • .., ....... f~)(O"• hutl~,,... .. :.r...,.. 'LIRJr'fel"I wna ~··~-~. -ua-d-1.i a 10W Jlil. alternate tO ~in close to 30 per.cent tat, the . reau.lar bacop ,In a special -owitJegallyallowedbytaw. "Heart 1Savcr'T NM&reh studr. .\NADIA -n••~ In f<1W: finely,.,,_ slices of forbreakrastorlunch. Wash t pound freih al>lilaoh. w11;n~~!!!AUCF;, . ~ canadlllJibi'oon-:-··=· -To serve, anble two wamo Discard discolored leave11. Cat bacon _pounds iced Canadiall Combine cherry pte filling, ~::~~er~v:~~:.~~':.~·~P~:"t.h '!t;~~-:.~:;!:8:.~:~n~A:!i! The mixing of fat and lean clur-progra(XI at St. JQ1189h. Hooplta, ing lrl•dinl or -•Ille Is In· Cblcaro this deJlclpus llftlol!Y· fluencecl by Uuffact'that fa't is nav!ired taste trnl alsb Is ap. eheap•rtha.JI lean lvd meat. Hot proved for use in menus for does a1sp canlflaviUp to 30 per-weta:ht watchers and space;. c;ut fat by la!", and consequent-.travel. l'' waffles (your recipe or sugar and water ln saucepan or whipped cream and serve wilh alowly unUl Just tender mlXl , · • chaflna dlah and bea~. browned Canadlan ~con slices. Drain and butler ilcbllY. Serve . h tablespoon melted butter Cook warnes and otack lhem · on same plate with Canad! . • ~ cup oranao or c:hony U· on an oven.p..ot dlah In a 250 CANADIAN BACON DIET bacon slices . . quelir (l,(.lrjch,• Coilitre,a1l or dearriovenitokeepwarm. Place DINNER Wint SPINACH · Your favOrite vegetable ma Grand Marn.lee) -Canadlan baeon under broiler to Cover Canadian bacon chunk be served the same way wit :i, c.an Cl· pound·S ou11< .I Drown llJlbtly and stack· wJ,l,bglogeraleinsmallpot.Slm· Canadian bacon. r;-~~r-:-~---~~-';;i :---:-:--~--;;;;;;;;;;;;:--~~~--:::-~~~~~~--~~~-:: Getting A Head 'c~!ll>•ce is one o the · rnot,e u n d.e r r atttd vegetables ln the market t~. It is 'e.conomlcal,• rich in vitamins 8.nd can be served in many ways . cABBAGE CACCITOllE 1·" pounds lean ground beef 1 cup chopped onions 1 medium head (about l~S pounds> caft. bage, cut into 6 wedges 1 can ( 15 ounce) nteatless spa&hetti sauce · .z .teaspoons glfl'lie ~all 1 cup grated Mozzarella cheese 3 cups hot cooked rice rn a large oven-proof skillet saute beer and onions until meat is no longer pink and vegetables are tender '<·risp. Stir frequently to crumble meal. Arrange cabbage on top of meat mixture. Blend spaghetti sauc:e andgarlicsall. Pourover cabbage. Cover tightly and bake at :JSO degret's for 45 minutes or until cabbage is-tender. sprinkle with cheese. Return to oven for :; minutes. Serve over beds o( flul(y rice. Makes 6 ~ervings. Each serving 11rovtdes: 416 calorit<s . Use The 'Noodle Based on an old Jewish dish called krlskalah, this prize winner is far easier to prepare, inex· ~nsive and extremely nutritious as welt as slightly more digestible than the origina·1. Traditionally, the dish was made with fresh onions and home-made noodles, but Mrs. Cywan likes the results she achieves with oniori soup .and packaged noodles. A N N E C°" W A N 'S NOODLES l 8-oz. i>ackaJZc. EggN~I .. , ._ l package onion soup mix 1 lb. beer liver ¥.i•o/i cup water Bring water to boil, add onion soup -1Dlx, let simmer on small name for 20 minutes. Cut liver into 2-inch squares and place"'ta onion soup mix· ture. Simmer 20 minutes more. ~ Cook noodles to pa.ckage directions . drain and'-:ier ve with liver and gravy. The gravy can be thinned with additional water. Serves 4, at 4 I cents per- serving. Make up a batch. refri&el"ate, and have it on hand to heat Cor early morning wake-up&.· • 1 EYE-OPENER 2 cans (101h ounc:es each> beef broth 1 soup can water 'h. soup can #pple juice · 112 soup can orange juice 1 small lemon' thinly sliced , · 2 cidnamon stick• !2-incb) Jn 11uCepan, combine all inaredlents. Hea\; sqr o.c~•slonall:f . Remove · ctnnamon beCore ·aerving. Makes abouts~ cups . Popu/~r . ..,.. A Gallup reslauranl poll llc!Wed green beans a.o the best·llked vegeta· hi• .. ·'M lill' ii11t i »"llONDED" far IP lty 11111 lllVcr. • • • ~~~~!~~~~.~~ ......... LB 1 oa . "' . ·. . . . ' ~ ~ ( .... ~4., ~~~NO~=!D.1.38lB) .. : .. : ......... IB 1 1 ~ Chuck Roast . AGO =. ... BIADE CUT, BEEF .................................. \B "" ~v~?e~~~ .. ~~~~ .................. tB 63 ~ 7-Bone Roast 79c llEEF CHUCK ................................... , . LB Cron Rib Roast BONElESS, llEEf r.t<UO:. : ........................ . Lenten S tlftklnS I •• . ~"":!~ .!!~t .. " 1" Rib Steak .• " 1•• hef,lar,.lncl ............ \I Fillet of Sole 11 Fresh .•................•... LI 1 Butterball Turkeys " Swift, USOAGr.A (10·12 lb1) .ll 59t. Spareribs Fr•1h, SmollSi1e1 ••..•...•.. La 114 'Turbot Fillet · • fr.,.hfrONtr •.. , ............ lt 69 . Rainbow Trout 11 ff"h,6-ION ............... lt 1 ~~~· lllPKG10t Shrimp • Cooked&PHi.d ...•. 7.0lPKG 89 Chuck Steak 0 llocMC1.1tlMf .............. ll 73 Top Round Steak tor..'"•·.... 1•• (lottom lovnd 1.21 lb) •••.•. LI ~~-.~~!'!..~r:.~e!; 1•• ~':~~.~.~~~ ... ., ... , .. Fully Cooked Ham 0 .... ........................... 79 Hygrade Whole H~ loMlnt, Fulty Cooliotd. 111 Wot.-tAdd9d. S.7 Lb. •.. ·~··.LI Sliced Bae:: on Olcar Mayer . (Thin 12-011..39) ...... 1-tl'kG 1 ~1 Lady Lee Bacon ·, ¥ • Slked , •••••.••••••••• 1 ti P1CG :I . Wines ~ Spitif6 •• '. · Household I tems •••• . ' UMP Oil 88 0 3:1-oc, bottW DICOUTIYI SlUW n1vm 38 ° Mtt. •tt.pM ~ co*-1. . . SllAU ITOlllWW IOWl 990 for '°"" or ..,,..,. 11191tatia... ' UIGI sroin.m IOWl .1 11 ,. ........... CIMMlo • , • la 0..,. c.tr .... "":" ..... ,_ . ---"' w1.u Hiii .,_ um Mi.• mm tit.,_ RAll CMLtll •• ntn ..... ., ••n -··· I ~:us.:NUIA--•··:.e~ ,..-..... -"-.,., ... ' look for th. ftOMe "'lody le•" on fin8 fre-sh dairy produdt. k• ctHm ctnd on •ndlea onoy of canMd QOOdt. Far 1w• quality ond 1CWing1 you con count on, gtt ocqt.1Jinted with ~IA•" produdl. Now that you know, .i.Ol.lldn'I you be shopping ot lucky. too? .rr !!!!.~~~.~~ .. ~~~~·~· .. •60ZCAN 49° •' . rr~!~~~ ... ~.'.~.~~.'.!~~ .. /IOZJAl 85• ·a:.:=,>& rr ~~~!TI~!~ .. !~~~~ OOZCAlTON-~2·~· -~ rrMimic Ice Milk . 850 m {¥ ., .. , • VANUA,IMITATIOM ,. ............................. KAlfGAlCAlfON •" ·,.a:~ '~" ir Farmer John Franks 770 " .• • ._. ., ·,~ N..LMEAT ....................................... 1602PACICAGE • " ... _. . Canned Foods ••• I D!ll Items . • . • •. MORRELL IEEF FRANKS · 92tj ..... : .................................. 1IOZPkG ~ ~~~!U.CE°..~~~~G~~·"°'"'" 98 MORRELL COTTO SALAMI . 79 , tll.JCED ...... , ....................... ,, .12 OZ Plll.G RATH All MEAT FRANKS 92 ........................................ 1IOZPKQ -. o.s~~~.~~V.ER.~~~KIE. u.~~.~OZPl<G 11• ' OSCAR MAYER HAM STEAKS 2' SLICtD ................................. 110lPKG ~~~~.!~Y,1R~O~~~N~··· '°'"'"65 ~~~~~ :f.EJ'J~~~1 ....... a°'"'° 81 CLAUSSEN KOSHER PICKLES 89 WHOLE Ofl ICIO.£ ....................... 32 OZ JAR .,.+ !_OJ~2i~ESE ~Qo .. "°'"'" .12• HEBREW NATIONAL SALAMI 111 .t+ CHUO .. " .......................... "Ol PKQ ( ' .,.+ ~~o.~~ff.1~'.ACK. ~.~!~ ... 111 fi . . H•'dl and 8aauiy Aids ••• .. ~.~!~~I!o~~Ns .... ... ,,, 131 • CEPACOL LOZEllBES oisiiiSs iiiiiiciiE : .... ·· 24'• 57• • DISPOSA8Ll ,. ........ " . . . . . . .. . . .. ..... 111 . 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I WON'T ~ .•• MI CA!l. IJHLE55 'IOtl GIVE HOPE ""° ""°" ME 'l"OtJR. PERMISSION! WHAT YOU'RE DOING! by Mell I kNOW·· LSN!> ME iHe MANUSCRIPT OF 'tOUR MeMOIR5 ! by Rodger Bollen 'THE GIRLS 0 0 0 I • .. My uoubic is no matter what I concentrate on it always e.cfs .j, i ~thful of chocolate chip coo kie,\."' - ... 0 • \ Appr~(l:ia.tion • Single I lly 1111.l.E 08£µ. . ; Cauliflower 1'I a vefetabl '""" the cabbage)hmllY.o BUt,. hU a milder flavor tban does . tollbqe _ -,. _ · P••~late food more when .,.. ~...d. 11!fm olf&tea>er!d.Sllce l\o llahtly'hrown.lbem. Add' tho Servings -~:. ~ aometllln1 4bout its back-tt.em pil'"I' into quar}er·!nc)l ,.:aullflowtr and. atlrito coot the •!i'l fl'OW!d an4 bl~tocy .. We take so alices .• • l>teca.Sei-ve. I ·• ; ·~ manythlnpforrrallltld,. Place t~ teav~s jW911Y) 1n ~tJLlF~OW,EK IN CUEESE • fl~f~ Qtber mem ber'all!'the cabbage f11illly ue koblr .. bl, coUlordS . hroecoD, llr••ul ,;ta and '11C!J~•l!then~lriltbn l ~out bottom of pan: {Id!! the ate"' '..~ S.AUCl!l ~,inbottomo!l"'n. unlU mixture b<co-sm~lli<> Ill caUIJ,flo'I!•~. I plae aljoiit half stlcea, then break co'ullm>Wer lb! -. Caull(lolver IJI' ~ quan-~ dd the stem pieces, .then Adi,I the cheese pie~:.•tl• ...,.,~ the outer· leilyd I~ th;, botlom ot · lo pilll'ef Into pari.,Add _..,, ,tlty ( io, lit,OR o/t h,•ad) · b.eak caulifli>wer into pieces into Stai\t\y anti! sauce thickens ancf>J:'.:' ~DU. •dd'.pleg.ujjflower and ' w~~ I<> t•••m <ab®t 1,11\.bl!lt· , -. Cl!!!. dlc:e\I otl th~ded pan. A.dd aho.u} l tablespoon_ c""'5e melts. : """' '&tirlytiltofWlte ... ' ~ 'pooft). , ·f · ·· . mlldCheddatdbeese water. Bfln& wa[er to a boil. -. ~Season· to taste with sail and ~ CAVlJF,LOWBRWITH Brtog wpter to a boi1, 1owe.r Y.a CURmilJt · lower heat, c~ver:_pan and steam pepper, then add cooked and BVTl'~tED OllVMBS. · heat, coverilbepan and cootitover ~ t'blespoon .J>utter or ovet° medium to low heat for drai.Ded cauliflower. Stir gently f)'ea:b.taUUflowerlnquantity 1 ·411tKti~ to low,...,lleat (so steam niarea.rine about 15 minut~s or until to coat the cauliflower kale. I ' . · In fact, seve dislinct veceta~ln cam f~OIJ' the orighlal wild Corm <if: ~abbaee. , 'lbe aevenU., of coune, 1>eJ..ng the cabbaie w• know Odl'y. And, to go back> even farther. the original 1 cabba1e came from the mustar~ 'family -about 20 eentries ago!~ desli'ed «°'" \.\OR 'A head does llot •~ape) f.or about 15 t, 'l'i: tab)espoott n~ cauliflower is barely tender. thdroughly with the sauce. then 8 tablespoons butter or minut~, or ..uiltil cauliflower is Salt andRepper . Mean w hi I e, in a s ma l I serve. Pour any extra sauce ov~riU't margarine barely tender. Drain. Wash the portion of cauliflower saucepan m elt lhe butter or the l.'auli{lower . ·' 3 tableapoons fine bread In a smaJl sauc,epan or skillet, to be used. 'frim off stem end. margarine. Add the flour, st1r-Address queitions or cooi.:.j\• 1 crumJr-; ' melt the. butter qr margarine. Slices stem piece. into quarte~-ring well to m ois ten th e flour. ments to l\.fllTe Bell in careofU1·i~:~ ; Sometimes I' thJnk we ap-Wash portion of cauliflower to· Add the Cr:.umbs, stirrine: quickly inch slice&_ Place the leaves. tf Gradually add the milk, stirring newspaper. r ... 1.._. ' ---·-----=-~--~co--==~--~---= New and Blue ·Pie for Bride Blue -a favorite choice of brides -is "' hard c;plor to duPlicate wjth foods. Thih. refreshing, chiffon pie, glimmering with crushed mint Candies. solves that pro- bleni for hosts of wedding showers. Keep the recipe lo use as a .summertime cooler. The color of the hard mint' candies may be varied to suit other occasions. ICEBLUECHn"FON PIE Crust: 1 eup fine chocol3:te wafer crumbs y, cup melted bulteror margarine 3 tablespoons su.ga( 10 thin chocolate wafers Mix thoroughly \\Wlfer crumbs, melted butter or margarlo_e, and sugar. Spread bottom and sides of a 9-inch pie pan lightly with butter or margarine. Press crumb 11 mixture evenly over bottom of pan. Cut off edge On one side or each of the chocolate wafers ;md stand them upright around edge or pan, pressing rut edge of wafer firmly into crumbs. IJ eat in 300 degree oven 5 minutes . Chill until firm. Filling: 1 envelope unnavorcd gcl<1tin V& cup cold water 1 cup finely cr ushed blue crystal mints A'.>r other hard mint candies (canes, sticks, .disks, aft er-dinner mints) VJ teaspoon salt 1 cup milk 2 egg yolks, beaten 2 egg whites 1/-1 teaspoon cream of tartar 114 cup sugar Y.i cup whipping cream, whipped P"cppcrmint navoring, if desired Additional crystal·blue mints or other h ard mint capdics to garnis h lop Soften gela'tin in cold water. Combine finely c-rushC'd mints, salt, milk and egg yolk s in top of double boiler. Cook over hot water, until mints have dissolved and mixture coals spoon. Stir frequently . Remove fron1 heal. Add softened gelatin and stir until di s· solved. Chill until p<1rlia\ly s~l. Beat egg whites and cream of tarta r unlit whiles hold sofl peaks. Add sugar gradual· ly. beating constantly t1ntil whit.es ar:e stiff and glossy. \Vhip chill ed gelatin m1xtur1: until flufry. !'~old in egg "·hites, whipped cream and. if dcsirL'<.I. atlclition<1l pepper- mint fla\>oring. Pour into crust and c-hill until st:l. Just before serving, garnish pie top "'ilh a border of coarsely-c rushed mint candies. Adding Zing To Everything By lllMI\ W. t'OXWELL ' Ovist•an Scil'IK• Moftot•r '·Every ~ook knows about adding nuts to cookies, cand~ and cakes. but I have found that theY can also be added to more hearty main dishes, with some surprisingly interesting results. The Chinese serve a heavenly dish ealled Chicken Choo Gai which is nothing more than boned breast of chil"kcn dippcd first in . flour, ·then in beaten egg and· rinally in bread crumbs, fried in deep oil and toµpcd with chopped toasted a lmonds. · Black walnuts added to chickt.•n s<1la<l along \Vith chopped ,green onions . crushed pineapple and mayonnaise, makc.s i1 :-;ur- prislngly delicious salad. · Afte r a party, there are ofte n only u handful of nuts lefl -too few lo kccµ. lou many to throw away. . Put the m in the blender with a slict or bre ad, 34 cup of milk, a s li ver or green pe p- per and a small onion. Blend until it is or a gra\'y-likc consistl'h- cy. Season with salt i:ind pepper. and add to it a cup or more of diced chicken -eithL·r leftover or from a 51 :! ounce can, in \.\1h11.'h c;ase use lhe entire can. Heat together. slirring carefully and serve over slices of boiled potato. Top with some Cin gers of good S"''iss cheese, and a few black olives. This is about as cfOse llS onc can come to a really classic dish made In Peru "'hich .uses some rpther hot peppers for seasoning callvd Aji . lt is a wonderful one dish meul and can be served with pride to even the most fastidious guest. Ever tasted a ·rin Roof Sundae? It is vanlHa ice cre11m \\•itli chocolate saucc tOpped with u ).!'oorl spoonful of sa ltod peanuts. F-0r another dish wilh a real nutty rl<tv or, 'try Nigerian Chi cken. fry eight pieces of chicken in peanut oil un\.il they arc gold en 1 and set them aside in a warm place. Jn the same pen put Y.i tenipoonJhym e, ~ tea15?09n o( curry p0w,der, 1 can tomatoes and a cup oC'Chopped onion. Cook rot a few minutes, s<\<flng salt to taste. Then add th'e chicken 'pieces, cover. and simmer for about SO minutes or until chlcke.n Is tender. Remove chicken, and add 1h cup peanut bntter to th«! srtuce. etther crunchy or creamy, 1ttr·to blend, return ch:tcken to sauce, top with sliced onion rihgs, cove r and heilt through for about 5 minutes. Serve over boiled rice or mashed yams. ' Your, guide . . •· . to greater savings ... At the Treasury . Supermarket ·JO'; -- ', ' .. ttoE.l" FRESH PRODUCE G"' Mammoth Siz.e . . "f; ·l "~ -" .· ~ "' ' • EF ._ ~ ,_ . cHO\CE. BE · · ... U s.0.11-• Finest Quality :'( ' · Pork 0~~ Thrlf-T.P'* . 1• ' • reshGroundBeef Spare ~1bs 3·~59~ 99~ U.S.D.A. Chalce U.S.D.A. Choice Beef BonHn BeefRounda-.ln Round Steak Rump Roast 99~ 99~ Boneless Alcnlc"'! Horlhem.....J King Crab ' ' Fillet of Coo Flakes 69~ 99~ U.S.D.A. Clloice Beef RMsf Quollly Sllc4d Slrtoin loMlns I v.i Pork Loin Tip Roast s1'! s1~ '.' ' ' ' -·. f~· ' • .. , ' ' I 'j ~ 't' fi 1-\ ~ Fresh Ripe Solid Tomatoes 35~ Iceberg Lettuce Del Monte Cat sup 3~: 6Jc Kraft lnitation Mayonaise 32 OI. J ... ' . ' .... 3900' So.-,ristoi ~:Comer Bristol.& . . . s._.nflower • .COST A MES+\.• SANT A A.NA . Store ·Hrs: Mon. thru Fri. 9:'30-9 ·~ sat. 9:30-7 •Sun. l0-6 ·- " ' ' ... - Sweet & Juicy I Tangelos ~i U.S. tlo. I Russri POTATOES ·::· 59~ il>Rohlon ~ies · Cereal ~:-49c Kon Kon M.P.S. c .... Dog Food 49~ PHOl'IE: 979~6862 I . ': . ,,... I ·I 1• I '/ ~, • ,. • , I I \ • • : I I i ., • • I • Tne event that's becpme a tradition!., El Rcincho.'s All fresh fish items subject to the whims of Nature! Rain checks will be offered! •• El Rancho Market. will • fie cl()lled Feb. 17 in celebration of Washington's Birthday! Fr,es·h Trout NT. WT. s oz • .' .. :5.9.! ,· ' . I -Rushed ~ere fresh from the icy waters of Idaho streams -firm, fresb1 favored Oavor! ... pan size! iRed Snapper 1mnlllllTS~.1 ·~ • " 'I • J ' ! ' • ' 1 I nnual 'henten I ( I'\ . • I I ' Fresh from the Pacific •.. Red Snapper.11, freshly filleted for flavor and great eating! ~ -I -a:li -bUt Steak~r $1~ l . . 'Fresh ·~ -&ftn11SCHERRYSTONE 791!~ Orthem fish ••• the colder waters make the meat more flavorful, for more value! Rushed to us from New England--for ch<>Wder, Sl;e'f or a clambake! (Fresh Littlenecks ... 99c lb .) I F..lounder Fillets· 1,I:· 6 94 trab Legs ILISKM~ •••.•.. ,.99t • pe9uine •. Alaskan ..• for more meaty goodness, for the fl avor you favor in main dishes or cocktail! Looking for the unusual, in El Rancho quality and budget priced? •• here it is, for your pleasure! , ~ -I '• . !; . Jutterfish F11£Ts • • 89c. fresh -and the,y'll love the navor! fillet., Perch .• si 2! resh ocean perch, expertly filleted! resh Catfish .• sis~ . ~isiana catfish .:.._ skinless, headless! Fillet of · Sole . . 89c. , (l'r. .t-he Mild navor you prefer! . . ' Fillet of Cod • • s i 4~ Fre!>h ! True Canadian cod Fresh Rockfish • 69c. Head!> removed .• , average 2 to 3 lbs. - Fresh Lobster • 5299• Ptlcific Lobster ••• 1 to J 11~ lbs. average . Fresh Crabs •• sis~ Dungeness .•• large and meaty! ! Eastern Oysters si 49 Fresh, for a fine stew~ 8 oz jar Smoked Halibut 5159• Srnoking makes it a different delight! Cooked Shrimp 5i 99rr: 1'he right size for cocktails! ~ ' Western Oysters51l9 fresh -so much good flavor! 8 oz. jar Turbot Fillets • 89c. l{ushert here from Greenland waters! Monterey · Squid 59c.1 Cut in small pieces, bread, deep·fry! Large Sand Dabs51,9• Silver Salmon .• 5149• River Smelts • • 49c • For broiling or skillet .cookery! Whole or hnlf -9 lb. avg! Co1umtiia! From quiet pools on the Columbia! Fresh Sea Bass 5119• Fill ets, for Lmighty fine eating! Salmon Steaks •5119• \enter cut -Columbia River Mlmon! Shrimp arulAIGE •• s2•?' Shell on ... get our recipe>! ; om Turkeys59~ Corned Beef $1°'1b Spare Ribs • 89~ Top Sirloin ., $2°~ · :Tender. delicious! Sun Valley, Grade A frozen fresh and so lean! from selected Eastern pork! Sliced Bacon • • . • . • . • • . s l 1l El Rancho's ranch style .. Sliced a· little thicker! 1 .\ -:Veal Stew Meat ••• : •••• 515{ \ "8onelesa and leaft-Wi1COnsin fre&h vettl! IA1io cut of U.S.D1A. Choi'ce beef, naturally aged! Ground Beef • • • • • • • • • • 99\ Rxtra Inn -bulk OJ' patties! Alwa~ fresh! .Lean brisket! U.S.D.A. Choice! Whole •. point hal Veal Roast •..•••.•.•• s1 'l ' Shoulder clod -boneless. rolled! Wisconsin • • •• Grocery Specials! r,JayonnalsB 11UARI .,,, 11r value .•. for flavor ••• for q°'tialify .•. try Springfield this week! ,,, I Rancho's ... freshness and quality to depend upon! Grade 0 AA" end guaranteed! Doz. ' ·-• iJ>er. towels that are so colorful -and so thirsty! Coronet, budget priced! - llJ:B Ca/a SIX PACK •••• , · real thing! • , .. in a carton of six 16 ounce bottles! (plus deposit) lls -• $11¥( • • • 45c ;,1den creme : •.• serve them hot :art Shells • ~· • 39c dnlstock'S Cherry -No. 2 can · ·:een Olives •• g'c oung'a stuffed Queen -10..oz jar 'tfoodu.w ~ .igc qur choic~ Of varieties -6 oz can. ~ . Pre-Soak • • sgc or tbugb 1t4lin1! 25 oz (inc. lOc: om ... ·RllE 79c GUARD .· Soup Mix CllCll9;~ 39c Liptons ·-carton of two pkgs. Tartar Sauce • • 39c Kraft complement to fish! 6 oz DressinglO« ••• 39c 'wishbone Italian. FreDcb, Rueaian 8 or. Ritz Craekers •• &9c Nabisco's -butter-Y, crisp! 16 oz Comet Cleanser 33c Big 21 Oz size (inc. 3c: qff label) Zestunsm •• '2 For 55c The big super size! (inc. 5c oft) SOUR CREAM S~ many uses! Springfield - pint ctn. Schick Blades • • • • • • • ·• • • 79' Yor th~ 1'w-i;1 tnjedot'l Package of 4 Dicel Tal!lets •••••• : ! .. .79' Antac:ic"f 1nhltl1 .... peckap ff 301 • SHARP CHEDDAR El Rancho's ~ for casseroles, snacks sandwiches! by the . ' piece $1~' Ricotta PtilCIOOS ggc For cooking -and dips, too! 16 oz Mozzarella a oz. uu. 75c Precious label! (12 oz. ball .•• 1.09) Cheese Spread sio9 Cache Valley •.• two pound loaf! Sliced Jack 49c Cache Valley Monterey style! 5 oz Dofino Cheese ggc Danish goodness! Dofo ••• 8 oz pkg. Danish Cheese ggc Havarti, Samsoe, Fontina -8 oz:. t r.v the variety, for pleasure. Dofo ' Prices in effect Thur. Feb. 13 through Wed, Feb. 19 Closed Mon. Feb. 17 Open daily 9 to 9 S~nday IO to 7 No sales to dealers " . Soft Margarine Ulue Rnnnrl r1t/ flavor! 1 lb. pkg. "'· "" Seedless· Raisils, •••.•••• 39' Sunm•id Carton of aia I '·• os. pkp. \ Super F.resh Produce IPllJHl/J'llili •. ::::. •. I .. !l Lupc.iously pink-mealed ••• juicy •.• full navored! From Texas orchards for ,quality! I . ' Anjou Pears •• 29c. Fresh Lemons • 2sc. Sweet, juicy. from Northern Orchards! FRESH 12c CABBAGE 1b Solid heads, tender and crisp! Tan~y and juicy! Large size White Rose 15c Potatoes ll.S. No. t quality for all purposes!· n;na Frozen Foods! l.IRg ft/t.11 ••••GREEN GIANT••••• iJil4 Your choice of Medley, Pilaf, Verdi, Continental or Fiesta! 12 oz pkg. Entrees ltCIUowaYmi: • 79c Cherry Pie • . . s i 29 Peppers, Cabbage Roll, Salis Steak -lohnston's -'9 inch size -38 oz Broccoli Spears 29c Bread llCillY Wll.lr • • 59c Springfield, for value! 10 oz. pkg. Hridgeford -pkg of 2 one lb, loave,g Pancake Batter 55c Juice curuur • • • • 25 ~ Kw ik Make -Reg .. Buttermilk! Pt. Minute Maid -Reg or pink - 6 oz 1 , Liquor Dep't Values! 11. I : .. . I I lc&cb .. •:.\'J·~... • r . Bottled for El Rancho -your assurance of quality and value! Half-gallon Rum a IAllCHO'S • • • • 5429 Seagram's VO •5735 "1 (,huose light or dark! Quart. Save 70¢! Whiskey IUllllll ••• ~499 <'anadian ~~hiskey -so smooth! fifth 1 Boord's Gin •.• s949 , F), Rancho's -smooth 86 proof! Quart l'uur 4uallty from the half.gallon! .-Green $239 · Hungariaq Weibel's fine light dinntr wine! 5th ' ' . Papi $J75 Masson • I • ' HuTf(undy or Chablil! half-gallon \ 1 Gaines' Meal : ' •.•••• '. •• $5.39 w nas : .. :' ........ .79• t>ry diia li11. l in 25 lb. bag! 'Mars 8arS'•IUI .•...... $1.29 Milk,v WA,~. finiclc-el1, Mmbtetn! 16 os lnMCI Spr11~1·11 lf1 ounC. can ! • I ' S111Sweet f""'s ........ 9&• Extn lar)(l' ~ixe in lwo pound bo•! , . ' . ' ' • ' • ' I ' /, • " • -DI DAIL. P:ILOT W~•r. '«>ruary 12. 1975 SEE TttE QCEAN NEW.P'qll'f7¥1ST A .'! BDlt $~,950! A n1~ Jaftt\\_~,U4 ~ ite cul·d·sac, like n'eyt throug t . wQer may . rina'iltlY f HL time a~ . Call qui~ ,'~2.•ll.;• I 'I f" ' ~ ' BfG LOT· $M4L .. Q'J' $450~DQWN · 2LE" Builders close out-lo.s,t. 2. Brand new, located on Costa Mesa eaat 'i.ide: Oversized country gourmet~tcben, c.omfortable siesta room. B G LOT: will hide the camper. boat & d truck with room ror pool. SMAU. LOT: Right size ror 2 small »hade' trees (with hammock). Call646·717L BAL ISLE RUSTIC $8400DOWN . VACAN't • ' Wrought iron enclosed 'used brick courtyard. Annual income for the 2 units $9000. Available NOW. Call 646-7171 . EASTSIQE BARGAIN $408QDOW~ I FAMILY ROOM ~., I-lard to £ind 2 bath beauty au dressed up. Luxurious panelling i;eta off latge living room. Family play room overlooks easy care yard with cement decking -brir'ig your boat or ,Sads truck in orf alley. Ea5e in ror J4000 down -steals don't last. eau 6'6·1171 . $26,900 TWO BDR. HOME On a friendly tree lin~ str:eet. lleem- lng hardwood floors-crisp clean &: warm. Call 546·2313. IF I HAD A. HAMMER l'D BUY THIS FIXER UPPER \'ou will injoy this one, h>ealed near 17th street -Wcstclirr shopping -on huge R·2 lot. This 3 bedl:wm 2 .ba.lh home is a steal at $29,950. Let's go. Call 00-7171. PROMISE HER' -. ANYTHING , But give her this custom eot'8ge witt. .11 • warm crackling fireplace under wood be.am ceilin&i.CountrY: ~cjQd.li.' hte dining. looking onto a lush rolfinl( green lawn three cozy bedrooms a suo- n.v den all neslled under towering state- ly trees anti only 538,950! Wow~ Call J-i(j.lJ!3, I ., SP~~SH HACIENDA' 2 ST1Y.~POOL,1lEACH ASSUME ~27,500 . Park-like grounds. ··AtriUm entry. Large ramily sized ll~i g room with huge noor to ceiling n lace. Garden view wiCesaver kilcbe dine. Fiesta party room overlooks lush walled cou rtyard & (errace. Wiadiaa: &lairs to hideaway · ma~tcr s uile & separate childrens wing. Take over7% VA loan. NQ NE\f LOAN COSTS. $266/mo. pays alli llurfy ror )bi~ jniql.ft bargain! Call 163-7881 ~ 'IN 25DAYS · This suburbia park 4 bedroom l'ormal dinin)i!: room & der1 home will not be ilvallable. seller will lose his deposit i on ne_f home. Jusl redu~ed lhousa9ds of~lyirs Lo W.950! This 1S a l!t73 price. act how-loans av~Hable. Call 546-23 13. "tfOUSE OF GLASS" 4BR-BEACH ARTISTS CHARM Lunai entry lQ elegant living room with massive crackling fireplace + ruslic open beams & vaulted ceilin gs. Gourmet kitchen. Dine. Studio family room with wall o' g l_.ss th at dramatically br1n,11 llllb outdoors Lo,l!ether w1lh plush indoors. Huge hideaway care.Ith view masCer suite. ·Separate wing for children & guests. Hurry for this unique findl $5600 down W\ll carry~ Call 963-7881. FOREST HIDE.A WAY GIANT FAMILY 1 HO. DOWN-VA S.cl'uded' rorost effect abounds. Buy V~-no down be very low down-. Vault-e4 eeilings thru-out. 2 F•replaJ:el!I• Cheery view ltitchf::n. Large fiesta l"OOa\.'t w:BBQ. Priced to sell-take advantag call646-7171. · CAPfiC(>D TWO STORY....POOL NODOWH GI Spacious two stpr¥,. '°°"nlteet ror,nal entry to eunken .livtngi<room. l'orlnal dining. Powder room. Wet 1bar. Gourmet garden kitchen. GIANT FAMILY -PARTY lt'001& SJCLU..ED SUN TERllA~,,Wj • ' g st~lra to ·triple ait8 ~aster.1 · d chtldrens wing. Only $42.5ql). , all quict1!163-676?. · 1 ' · . ' BANl).ONED COLONIAL 5 BR • .ASSUME. $3l,OO.O Veranda entrY. to enormous 24'. living room with massive stone fireplace & com- ' manding view or lush grounds .t-summer pavilion with 20' sun terraCe. Formal. din- ing 1s eloqueiJtly SAJ'ved b)' huge gourmet food cent8r \'ith 'breald'asl. eating area. Sweepinf stll1rs tp stafet)' master suite with crackling fi~eplace + .separate .- childrens Ii. gues . :julles. Take, over 17% VA loan. No new loan costs. $295 per month pays all. Owner must sac.nnce. ! ·Hurry! Call 963-7881 . ,• I '' Prcstii::e Jocat1on. Secluded entrr SUNKEN LIVING ROOM. MASSIVE :il1A~IS I! fo"lltEPLACJ-;, Formal diPl'. Gour;mel s kitch~n . l:SONUS SlZEI> YARD. W'-atk to golf course. Take over •7 +•ie'J f'llA loon at S29tl 1no. iake adv1tn ta~e call 842-2?35- , I $46,9.50 NEWPORT BAY VIEW . 'BRA:ND NEW,. 3 bedroofn!.i. dining room. Ch~e your '~ors lbQM.iibCJUf_-hi}lh bt:am c'eilillg:i - lots or rough wood -won't last at only 146.9~~ Any time ror a s~ial showing Call '$46-a'JIJ. 1 • ., ' Urti m'ute interior decor . Soaring cathedral cieilings add to open spaciou~· ness. Elegant rtom the long covered entry lo the entertainer's dream yard with huge sparkling pool. $58,900 is a bargain~ Call now to See. 847-6010. ()pr sale& peopl~ '1e1t us' thai', , workiDg Oil o~ t~m i~ both· ~ Sant aild J)rOd\lC\ive. ". i...,1 .. "'!' • ... ,•, "7' , We iiee'd ~WI> rnore sales 'pe pl~. our :fequfrements are inte![ritf and onlhU!iia$ . . :r .011 .lf~u~d· 1;iti tllda)', · , \\'fold you )ike to knjlw .more a{lollt what we· have to offer you? CaU Terry McCardle' nc~w at 752-1700 . . you'll be glil!f YQU i!Jdi ' ,,,'. ',, • ·~ '1 STEPS To' THE BEACH l..Jve thi:! good life. Assoeia~fon maintained groun"ds . One year new. 1-1.igh security private community. 1'ake advantage of low. low price-Just $36,500~ Call now to sec 841..{i()IO. GOLF COURSE MESA VERDE Immaculate Mesti Verde home features large bedrooms. oversize hviug room. 011.t humemaker kitchen. l\lanlcured yard. Charming brick UUQ, at W .500 it.~ ;1 . b;.1rgain. Call now lo sc~R47-601a. ·' t '., ' REDUCED $300.0 2 STORY - 5 BDR. POOL -BEACt4 ltif.mbtu1~ t"·o story, ('ustom privat\' pvol H1~e 10 bl.'.at·h: rt1rmaJ e11tr)1 to sunk~n In 111~ roorn ('1\l.ll-'t)ll:'-/li\ f;AHDJ•:\ '°'11't'lfE .'\.;. Bt)nu s !<.Ill' p;~.-1~· room :'.t'p:1ralc g ut•sL !<.Ul\t' S\\'t:>l'lllll~ stairs 111 ..-normous kini.: s17.L' n101i:.ter and cl11l<ire11!<. .~u1tes. ·rhrt·e t•a r g;1rage. l':vt•r.v 110ss1b1" (>Xtrw. Don "t hcs1talt• t:all now !J(>J·ti1ti7. NIT PICKER'S DELlGHT $4200DOWN · J'ht• l"IOser you look !ht• bt't\l•r I Jool. ' I lu lour seas.on c1u1ct lrt'e hlll'li slrl"<'t. Covt'l\'ll f'ast side CoSl.'.l 1\lc!<.;1 F:.imil.\ µl;i~· ruon1 b1~-nul for ;i rl•gulauon 1)001 tabll• t'r.1cld · 1n l( f1replat·c. Mun1t"m•1kt:rs klll'hl·n . :1 ~lroorns. l)oublc 1ll·tat·hL·1I g:1r:1gt'. '1'1s prul(!; of tlu.• Irish. you· 11 !<.t.'t' l'c1ll 54ti-~3 J:1 "CAPE COD" EST ATE 4 BR-BEACH-2 STY . 1-'or1n;d l><1L'Hl.I•: l>l,llH{ t'llll',\ 111 '1·>1· l·:nglllnd 1·h;1rr11. llu;..!c !n•uig ruun1 11ttl1 u .~c d hr1t·I; t'1r1'pla1·(• 1-:nor•nous 1;l1UHl\tt-:·r kJt(·hen & d111e. t.;u1y tam1Jy room O\'l'rloflks te!'race & ~round s. !11dcawuv rnaslt•r su1lt'. :->wcepul); sl:nr:-. to 1·/lddrcn ·& J.!ttcsl s1Hlt·.~. lilu-ry~t'trst tu c all ~t'l!'.i tin:-. barg;11"rl ~ l'all ~·7KM1 . NEWPORT HEIGHTS $7,750DOWN-DEN .'.-11purl llv1g n1 :-. & IJr,tBtl !11·11 luo: .IU!<.l -;j_i ."1u llu1 ~ 11 l·'.xtr.1 .. u;11·111u .. !HJn11· ~'.lcµant S1utn1.,h t•nlr.1 J..n;tfl. .. pt )!la!<.!<. 1',11h1·dr,1I 1·1·11111 :.: 1"01·ni;11 1t1111n ).!. ·"'P·l("IOU' (:ourr111·l 1(1\t•llt•ll 11· l\Bll. I ltth•i1\l'i1~ \.\ UI :.!. 1n1·lude:-. ;nr1un1 & ~Hinken luh lJen olt1 c1• •or d:tfl . J,;irµc wind lre1· µallo. St•c lo Oclievt'. l:all 640-7171. WOODSY LOCATION FOUR BE·DROOM- ASSUME $30,557 \\'ouded dri\·c to finel y n1un1t·urt·d J!rounds ll1dden entr:-o lo massive llU;\"· TIN(; LOl)C;E s·r\'1.l~ t;Ht-:t-:1'1!\(: H001\1 Ct';H:k/lng "'arm u .~cd lJr1tk fireplace. Banquet h1ze d1n1n~. l•';imily size roasling kitcht!n Separate king !<.l'lC 1·aptai.ns quurtcrs. Pri ... ·ate .i:ucsl s ui11• Parklik e.. enc losed ground :-.. F1ntsl st'hools. Ca11 963 -6767 CORONA DEL MAR SELECTIONS ' . OCEANFRONT HOME PLUS G.ARAGE:APT. ,Completely remodeled home with two bedrooms and two baths. Sparkling new kitchen. Newly .painted exterior. All :.Y lhis plus a beautiful one bedroom ap~rtmenl with a vie;iiv or the ocean Price has · been cut to SJ4S,()O(J. Call ,873-8550. "' , '.DESl'GNERS HOME Interior d'slgn..,·s own home. A' spot- 1~ ttii"ee bedroom house in excellent ttihdition. 4>•neled and papered thru- out .. S.Parklin1 kitchen. To{> grade ·ea~LJpg.{ionvenlent lo tennis cOt.µ"l!: fl and 4-Wlm Ing· pool. $72,XIO call rlow i . m.wo. I SUPERB DUPLEX IJ11\.'>tand1n.c cu.,l11m bu1I! duplc.s 111 Coronu del i\1;..ir . r·ronl unit has thrl't' bedrooms 1 a mil.\· roorn plus Sl:'.'parutt• d1n1ng room. l!L'a r unit almo!<.t a duphcatL' -ele)!:ull. t•asv rar ... near vcean. t:all tii:l-H..S.".10 ''' :BRAND NEW LISTING You, ... u1 love this. Su~b llome in l~vine 'rerrace -3 large·brs. l-h1ge ~or •ner not. lmmaculntc coM.ilion. LlvinR " room 1s over ~.lS n . long. One owner ho"'e show!!. tender loving care. Pien\Y t..tor room •ror . pool. Pt1ced fnirly at $79..oq, ~all G1~-llS5\I· , " $I 0,00.0 REDUCTION Su.pcrlati\'l' 1\'1eW horn" D1,t1ncti1f' well -muintaint<d, custon1 built. ;J br plus den. M:tt1ic11 rf'd l;.111d!<.ca1unJ! l·lealed and filtere1I f>l}OI. lt"s vacant and easy to show. Call now ti73-85SO. VIEW OF BALBOA HARBOR Overlooks lhe whole world fro1n sundeck and terraces. All the 111men11ic!I that go with an ~e&;,ifi( home. Formal dihing room. Modern kilChcn. llu.c,c family room With \wet bar plus "'lnc cellar. Superb qualitt. Callt73'8.\-i0 ' "'' ABAHDO~ED._VILU." SPANISH $38,500. 2 STORY -POOL·- Gl NO DOWN Parklike entr.y to apaelous llvlng room. Form.al dining ia served by huge garden view kitchen with breakrast eating · area .• Fiesta party room willt eom - mandinis: view of lush terrace in walled courtyard. Dramatie-:1lttirs to separate mastt:r suite + childrcn·s wing. Gl's try NO 1)0 \V~. Non \"Cl!<. luw OO"·n llurry call H6:J-7K81 FIXER 535,000 1s a hard price to beat these days · for a fine lluntinglon Bl'ach home that n eed s a litrlc ·r .L.C. All t erms otvailablc. 1-lurry -call S-11 -6010 now and save 4 + FAMILY ROOM S1>at·ious fan1ily ho1ne located in lovely cornmu11it1•. Association m!lilltains. Tennis l'Ouft.,, P<JOI. + prt'-!<.chool. l>on 't miss this tlt"arly ne...,, beauly al just $18.900! Call l:W7 -6010 lo see. REDUCED TO $48,500! o .... ·ner musl sell! King site bedrooms. Beam ceiling separate fanlily roorn has Swedish fireplace. 2000' or elbow room + corner lot . Take adva11t~e -...! call right now 847·6010. "ABANDONED" 4 BR.-2 STY--l'OQL BEACH-$2B,900 Parklike approach. Large family sized living room. Gourmet kitchen + dine., Swcepin~ stairs to separate master & children's suites.' Assume 81/•"k FHA loan. $23.500 bul. .no new loan costs. $2<1 2·mo. pays all. Owner mu s l sacrifice Ilurry! t:a ll003-788l. OCEAN VILLA TWO STORY -POOL $29,950 That's right~ T\\'O story, 1>001, four big bedr~ms. Shaded entry to mirrored living room, Custom ·room dividers. Gourm,et indoor-outdoor kitchen. No wax noors. Unique stairway to private master and children's wings. Wind free sun deck. One mile to beach. Better not mi~t. Call 963-U7ti7. BEACH RANCH ASSUME $26,950 SprawlitU: ranch style four bedroom. .log to bi;ieh! Tilt• entry to formal li ving & dinirig rooms. Island ,kitchen. Step 'down 25 root long fiesta party room. Log burning fireplace. Hideaway master suite. Park like grounds. Don't miss it! t Call 963-6767. $5000DOVfN HR. BOAT HARBOR ONLY $39,300 llighly desi rtb1e area. Nr. s hopping & schools. Im aculatc throughout. nARDWOOO.. OORS. Cozy living roon1. f<~ormal di ., Gourmets kitchen. Fa mil y bedroo s., SSOOO down - OWN EH. WILL 1-IEL YOU assum·e his" VA loan. Exceptional value -must hurry cal~842·2S3S. NO DOWN VA FAST POSSESSION 3 +POOL UCuultlul corner location -BOAT & ·rnAtLEft ACCESS. prime location. Jn\'iling cnlr.'r'· \\l arn1 living area. , FOR~tAL OINl'.'llG ROOl\1 , Cheerru( 1 k1tehen . llu gc bedrooms. Large cov<'rcd patio. No down P~.rnent. ENORl\10US $1'ARKLING POOL. l\1ust see this -full price onJi $39,900. Call &t2·2535 . FIXER-UPPER 4BEDROOM 2 STORY $47~500 - ·1\vo story. Four lx.'<lroom. Over 2000 sq. It. qu1et cul-de·sllc localion. 1'ile entry 10 t'orrni1I ti.\'111 ).!. (t0 U Rt.1ETS (iAHOf,:N KLTCl·ll-.:N. Spaeious fam1/y . i.:anlt' roun1 . \V1dc stairs 10 hidden nla!<.l~r and children's su1lcs. Hike to be ach Don"t ml!<..l'i th1 !<. onL·! Call l}til-6ill7 OVERLOOK CITY HILLSIDE COTTAGE $4~.900!! Country approa.~h . Prime area. ftl,istic cottage qrrers DYNAJ\11C VIEW OF' CITY LlTES by nite & SADOLEB'ACK l\fTNS by day. Story book interior. llardwood floors, Massive corner ¥ck fireplace. Country kitchen. Antique charm lhroug hout. E11:tra large Jot. loads or large trees. nowers &sbru~ rare find -hurr.V lo see. Cull 842-2535., NEW ENGLAND STYLE 2 STORY~• $29;900!! $6,600 ASSUMES Ideal 'location. 'walk ld schools & shopping: JOG 1'0 BEACl·I. 4· family ' sized bcdroomsY Country kitchen. Fresltly redecorat.ed. Secluded covered patio. Best bargain at the beach. Enjoy the ba!'.iketbJlil courts, lt>nnis & park. One time opportunity. Owner bought! another -must go -take ad\'antage-. Call S.12-2535. ' . NEWPORT B~,,.~~ <:OSTA M~A HV ~T INGTON BEACH CORONA DIEL MAR · 332 Marguerite FOUNTAIN VALl:IE": INVFSl'MIENTS 1700 Nlwpatt Blvd. · 2790 Hartior Blvd. 646-1171 . . 546-2:113 17 l a.ach1Blvd. 21000 Broaltl1<1nl 6014 Worner Ave. "'2-2535 . 9'Jb.6767 . M7~0 I 673'8550 .. 18109 Broalthursl 963-t&at 18662 MacArthur Blvd., Suite I 03 Irvine 752-1700 • .. I \ I I i ' ' • ' I • • • ' I I J I • ' I I , ' I .. :u ,Cited I, I (' ~ol'' . .,if~s -ms \~ . ,t ' I· .. . ~ ,,..;!t~,':~~=~n1 . ( .. , "-' ....;....;~_E_o_ni_t_E_....,J -.wowioll's m••~·=~'*Y• ~·t r '("' Prime Mlrilel.,P 'l'noh•'• _ shielding of his yo -wire frOm ...._ _____ .,., ___ __, the press and lhtft uiiDgher ln his in credit for the song in the movie re-electloo campalgn cont.ribuled "Deliverance.·• tcher.paychlatrlcproblems. A New York federal court ruled . '"I think Mar1•rte.t·Trudeau the song is actually "Feudin' wouldnotbebavingtheproblems ~-· st\,e is having now~from Uie BanjQs," which Smith "''"""' l/l bellnnlng of her nl !Be to the 1952· ptioJe mlnlsler. s~-d been U:.Ttie court settlement with ti'~a\N fike any ' ei prinie warner Brothers could bring urlnister's wile • •· 1 . ·4 Dori& An· Smllh about $200,000, including a deiaon. editor ot"'C~telaine peruntage of royalty payments Mdazine. ·~This stmpty Wu not oothetunefortheldsttwoyears. '( dooil." •I , -...1~ .. 1· TMmovle I& based on the novel In an interview1 Ms1 Aflderson "Deliverance" by James Dickey described M argare\ Trudeau's and traces the fate ol tour men br.· et ~r~earance in p-.blic life as who set out on a weekend trip a 'fln;a f.r'ag~y ." · down a rugged river . .\i...· * 1' • '? A\top;eys for M8.yor,.foceph L. '1ilecording execuliv& Richard Alioto µr~ed the U.S. c.ourt. of Ap·. Perry -who produced records by eeats to al ant him ,t; n~ t.rtal in Barbra Streisand and KlnioSiarr tils $12.S Million llbeJ sUJ! against -has been sued for divorce by his tllepub)lsherofLookfnijuine. wifeLtnda. . · '!.. .,J P•al DoDnltl asked~court to They were married June, 15, • TeVersi a"'Feb. 2, 1973ilecl11on by 1967; in Brooktyn. N. Y .. and have -u:s. Dlstrict Court fwllge llUllsell nocbildren. . ... ~ .. ·-........ . I ... MllBicians I • • • ' . ... .. . -. -• .. To P.l.a.x_ , , .Big~nt~l :~~eb<a,J ristles :' .. f', ll lo I . • '\":"'~ ~ ~ ' I ·1 ·1 ~eu;e . . .. . . l.ONDON JU.Pl\ ~ \ills;, cfioUlts rife dtv d~d • !KY•hlnC 10;.. ' lltl~ dl(f~~!f.J!\!' ,lne~enee of .i. • I"' pver 8 tontroVerslaJ report OD Wbtlher tooth t00tb decay &monC l!"e""-~)'ear:tJ .,. ~·1 ~eport When· the hl•tortc -MWSP"""1 "brvshlofbyyouned!l"--·". ·=ntsdec•y · 1 .ahow~ I~ ~bail a ,••C~lfttll\I ·f.'. ct. ln older The Tombstone Epltapll )a put to , <The &overnment's clllef ~·~ta! ofncer HJS ~ ~ ,chlllltenl'' · , rest. it wiij be to the tube ol dO... A:Londondentalsurc-11yiildoesn't ~con·, G.Q, Gibb. chief'dontal Offteer '!!tile Depirt· "Auld Lang Syne" perform.a br. !lpdieUn& nqt OlllY lbeoU}cta!Btiu.b view, b.ut.aloo mei>\ 9(JJe4lth aod Sctclel~be'sl,~~ talnj!l tht1i11. the Founlaln Valley Rlllli SchoOI '!he opinion· or1he Ametlcan Dental Assocl tlon; th prob\em appeaiell to . , 1. rouP'!' tdood Band. • .011hlchatsogotinvolved.. ~ • · b""hlhscalllforadegrceofdet n on an e· The 'J'omb&tone Epitaph has : The center or the 'fui-or is a table in !ilOV· dication which one cannot reasqpably exped from died just as the men at the O.K. ernment·sponsored repc>rt on "Chlldren'1 ~ntal young children." . Corral whose story once filled its Health in England and Wales, 1973," \>Yblished laat He advise~ parents~ "cootlpue to inst,1,111.he p.eces -only this time, the killer mo~th. toothbruah h.ab1tat asearlY ap.ageaspossible. is inflation. The table showed that s-year-0ld children suf· But a d1ssef'.lt came from dental 1ur1eon B.G. The EpitaRh. in economic trou-tered tooth decay whether they brushed their teeth Gilders~ writing1ntbe0blervernew1paper. . · ble. will publish its last regular threelimesadayorunderoncedaily. • ''Many years of clinical experlettice have con.: edition Feb. 28. It is being given The conclusion apparently was that brushing the vinced me that brushing bas no effect whatsoever in to the University of Arizona. ' teeth had noe{fect ontheincidenceo!dentaldecay. preventing tooth decay," Gilder wrote. , , And the publisher -in all Alarmed by the implications, the American Gilder said on_ly "dr~Uc changes i.DOW' norm~t seriousness. band boosters :say -Dental Association consulted hurriedly with the diet" can make .1t po5Slble to 11\&intaln perfe~liy has asked the Fountain Valley British Department of Health and Social Security cleant~eth ~tall limes·. , . 1 Bank to come to the side of the and as a result advised parents not to throw away "Anythtng ~hort d perf~on, even ~casiooal~ ailing paper and perform "Auld their children's toothbrushes yet. ly, may result in decay, and too vigorous brushing LangSyne." The ADA said that while the freq~ens:Y .. Qf ~mayactuallyharmtbeteeth." · ' The band will be in Arizona for---,=-'-"""======-...,... the Tucson Fiesta de los V.a-1 · B • f I S queros, Feb.'19·20 ,thenwlllgoto . eaUtl U 1 BUCY several other Arizona towns for -a concerts . Tombstone was one Of the towns on their tour list. Ap· parently , t'he newspaper publisher hea.rd of the tour, then called to make the SQeeial re- quest, band boosters sata.. Catherine !Jeneuv~ ' . Smltb granting Cowles Com· Perry's attorney said the court m49J.:ytions a ja,dgmenl on will be ask~o divide more than Ar p aroUriGl there wall insufficient $5 million in community proper· t agea)lt, u evidence toprove pialiceijn a 199 ty , including recording contracts • By BOB THOMAS 'Upstages· Her Boss · ~cle. and publishing rights. V J LOS ANGELES (•P> -Being , The article claimed lhel the • 0 Ullteers ,. 1 f \ftayor••wa.senmeshedinaweb'of Nancy Kissinger received J)!garded a& ''the most beaulifu 'alliancu• 1 •wlthtbtMafla. treatment at an Israeli hospital •oman in the world" allow~ a * for mild ear trouble, then visited N mb 880 degree of independence. NAME In lhe "NEWS Country music star ·Arthur an American schOolgirl victim of U er Hence, Catherine Deneuve felt Smith. says he will aca~t Middle East violence. no concern at>Qut upstagina: her •1fT WASN'T, and I was sorry I "' The Laguna Beach Pageant of boss in front of the television did it. royalties from tbe ~g "Du ' A spokesman for Hadassah the Masters has signed up 8l!O d•I 11 ood · 1 Baftjos'' -but he'~not1nleristed 1 Hospital Baid the secretary of camera an .-0 yw sooae y. ''I'm not saying I ~ould never \ , , :!late's wif~ was treated brieOy men. women and children from lt happened recently at the do a nude scene in a film . But for what he described as "u minor all parts of Orange County and Golden Globe awl\rds. there would have to be a very ear ailment .'' He did not beyond to participate in the 1975 'rhe· French aclress.ga!e lbe. good reason. I would certainly 5th Gr d .:.. elaborate. edition of the famous Uving Pie· .,.,..... pnze for best d~"1atic film to , . not allow anything like the situw -• e~ Mrs. Kissinger chatted with ~~~e~~rmed annually in the SHE'S INQEPENDENT . "Chinatown.~• anp it was acce_pt-lion kl 'Last Tango in Paris., E , ~ 17-yea~-old Dejean Replogle, a Cathertne Deneuve ed by Paramount product100 \ ''Whl should Marlon Brando arn Mnney'c, J~cksoilvlllt, Fla .. ~hlgh school. The volunteers make oossibl~ ·bossRobertEva,... . matr.e love with bis clothes on . l • glr1wHolostberriahtle&,inan community cultural and . . ·whilethegirl(MariaSchneider) .Arab terrottlt l at~~ek outside scholarship grants bythep8rent . MISSDENEl!"E,wholsw~· ls totally nude? That w~ not : . ! For F.Ji~· .. h· l Jerusel~m Dec. 22<.. . Festival of Arts which lbiS year Ott '•. H ls mg for Evans an ."H,uslle" with right. .. •• * •• hasbudgetedS89,000forsuchaid. , er llD Burt Reynolds. d1dn t allow the One get.a tht impression there r When Presldeat. Ford arrived in. " ·usual thank·everybod~ speech. are brains behind all that beauty. Fifth graders ~~ ~ 'CW'ro ·· :topek:a, Kan. he was greeted by Many _ I'.?·~ the volunteers will T E J S~e kept interr~g Evans Her film career has bttn well 'Elementary ScboOI in Mi1s1on Alt Landon, the 1136•·Republican pose as subjects in re-er.eat~ 00 . ager y, untilftnallytheabo ntoffthe planned; she has worked with tViejo are saving money for their presidential nominee. works or art by ~real artists. The ·air. . directors who developed her second annua1 day ttip lo '"You're looking real well." Pageant of the Masters program Thr "I understand that Bob Evans skills as an aclresss -Roger Sacramento. ? Ford told the 87·year-0ld Landon. includes more than 30such works eatened. is very angry with me,'' said Vadim (''Vice and Virtue"), Jae· The sludents wilt: "fly 'to. the who stood hatless in a brisk winter ranging from impressiorustic and Miss Deneuvt;. afterwards. •·r. ques Demy ("The UmbreUas of capital in four g:roaps.one class wind. a~trart to representational. don't care. llls speech was so dull Cherbourg''). Roinan Polanski perdaydu~·tbeweekofMay .. . · This year the Pageant will MONTEREY (AP> -The ·lthougbtlhadtodosomelhing." (''Repulsion''), Luis Bunucl 2D. The trip'.inelu~ a visit with Autamoti~e Heir Wal.I.er feature a group or statues and bewhiskered sea otter, once She has a hjstory oC upse-tting <"BelledeJour"). Senator Deiuus o.rPefliter (R· ~Bier Jr. b6ught 8 new pwnt· paintings representing the open· threatened with extinction traditional institutions. Like Newport I.Beach> aind As · 1ng for the Chrysler Museum of ingoftheWestreplacinglheGet-because of its beautiful fur, is marriace. She has a son, ll, by ~N HER appearanc, in a aemblyman Rpbert Badham (R· Art in Norfolk, Va. the last tysburg segment which precedes threatened again , this time for its ·French director Ro1er Vadim television commercial was NewPort Beach). Georges De la Tour• painting in intermis8ion. expertise al competing with dla1-:. and a daughter, 2~ by ~talian star calculated. ,,. , A toU.r'of Sutler's Fort, the gov· private hands. . for~lams,crabsa.ndabalone: . -. Marcellcr Maslro1anm, but bas ''It waB not something 1 would emor's m!YJsion. an'd the,Indian ltisaportraitofSaint.Philippe The 4oth Festival or Arts a~d . Fishermanclai_mthevi;!'.tc~ous only been married once -lo orctioarily do," said Miss · M:useumalaoareontheiUtterary. suffMsed with brilliant light for Pageant of the Masters 15 ,oller,noww~llupmnumbers,isso Britisb photographer David Deneuve, 31 , ''But Richard 1' Fund-raising pry)jects. \.o pay whlCh De la Tour 8 l7th centull' scheduled to run .from July 11 . goodathuntingthathehasalmost Bailey. Avedon was very persuuive." ~ airfare for ·chaperones•llhunder Frinch master', was noted. through Aug. '24 at the Festival of ~peel out the,n~rlh cenlr~ cOast "'ll was for a product (Chanel I. way, inc I udiog •a1 8 i!hoo) Ol*'Ysl er purchased the painting Arts grounds. 650 Laguna Ca · pis1n;oclam and is ~hrea.terungl:he ''MARRIAGE,'' SHE sa)t!:, ''is perfumd) t believed tin• and he sweatshirt sale, apaperdr.tVeand trom·a New York dealer for $1 .4 nyon Ro~d. Laguna Beach. • survival of the Cahronua crab in-·a dying institution. Some day it argued~th t the commercial apancak~breakf'ast. · million. dustry. will diaaj>pellr. It is .so foolish. would ma e me khOWn to the stµde'otaareurgedtoearnlheir 1 • "' After you aet married you can ·Americ PU.bile. ttia.dappcared own aJ.Jifare o~ $92.50. Ex\ra Donald Segretl.l, a young Los Park Pr· Oiiecl FISHERMENCOMMONLYre-· {el a divorce. So why get mar· inonly; eAmericanfilm -'The money from tbe1fund drives -,:ill Angeles!!awyt!T' whese venture ~ gardottenasnaturalenemiesand .. ried?" April ool.s' with Jack Lemmon go to help cliildren wit.I\ financial in~liliftS ended with a prison often shoot at them. Sin:Cf! 19U.. It is difficult to challenge her -and il was not the kind of role :l difficulty'~ 'I-• ~ '!!! • term in tile Wateyg-.t.e ·scanda1, Brm' gs Sm"l federal !aw has . p_rovi6ed for a . Gallic logic, especially when it to make me famous here.'' (i The trip ,~1rn~~~1a social •aic:L-he would enc.,.ouraee young. $20,000 fine for k1ll1ng'otter;s •. but emerges from that face. It is studies w:aiL on · 0i:;m.a geo. peo?ietogelinvol"*ltnpo1itics. therehasbeenonlyoneconvict.ion. beautiful, she admits, bl,ll not 'araphy aftit!~~ pts .... . 'A lot of the country's young A Laguna Beach couple claim Otters are a common .sighl'. always. · tftclude a;iving 'the students a ~le are turned off by politics in in a lawsuit filed in Orange Coun· around Monterey and Mon-obays, "'Like evetyone else, I have my -; finail~al gpal and.~ppoitunllyto ihe °\fake of happeflingsof the last ty Superior Court that the city's where they can be seen floating on good days and my bad days," she tcy flna nCial ~plaoning, ftd\ couple of years," Begretti said in decision to build a park in the Oro their backs holding a clam on their remarked. establlsh a r ~f.llllil>le purpo8e·M .fl aninlJrViewatSt.Joseph,Mo. Street area is a violation of law chests with one claw, while "When I am feeling sad. il·· f studying Nmerit'an demoerll'J "Bdt this is a time when we andtheirpropertyrights. bashing away al it with a rock in shows in the face. Sometimes l anda:overnment: ~ ~-need more iftterested ·7oung peo· the of.her. can be a trouper and overcome it. Students leave home at about pie on J,he naliona pollt1cal David J . and Janice t. Vivianoi -Sea otters are found only along. Not always. If you ttUnk that 1 on- '&:45 a.m. aDClaNback·alorangt scene." , 1520 Del Mar Ave., further claim the Asiatic and North American ly take good photographs. you County Al11portbySp.m . : . > * that the city's plans. lf carried Pa.cific coasts. Adultsc~growto should see all the ones that I have Special Diet Dangers Seen- For Millions • , 1 • Ro'ing enthusiaf>t Pat Sal· out, would deny the public ·the morelhanfive·feetlong,including . killed on this picture." WASHINGTON CUl'I) -The General Accounting Office says about 34 million persons on special diets may be buying potentially harmful food pro- ducts betause of inadequate J I G.ame Donated .terlee, 23, is on his way from San use or Oro Street as, a public the tail, and weigh more than 30 Difeo to the lip of Baja California thoroughfare. pounds. -A $250 taS1f·:toll aii'' hockey 1ame ha.s beeh donated to the Huntington Beach Boys Club by 1h• l<lcel Exch'adt .. Club. The game, presented 121y '-Ex.change Club President Ken Whitt, has ,been jnltalled in ,the upstairs game room at lbe Boy:; Club, 319. Yorktown Ave. 1tlt'his 15-fool dory -a 9()0.miJe jou{ntyex,pected to lake a month. The couple, whose home is ad· DANIEL MILLER. a macine Th~rip is a warmup for a jacent lo Oro Street, seek a court biologist for the department, plan Pacific dory crossing. injunction that would prevent the wants to prevent the migration of ~ aid he plant to alay fairly city devoting any part of the the otter into San Francisco Bay, clo&~to shore, ~topping at thoroughfare lo its park and fearing that the survival of the" Ens f!!l. San ~ Cedros recreationplansforlhearea. slate'scrabindustryisatstake. I.sla allllMagd~Ba)'before It is expected that a date for Ile said it will take up to 12 rowing into·his duUnatioa. Cabo the hearing will be set later this ,years for the clam to recover in SanLllcas. week . Monterey Bay, if the otters are TV· Speeial1 '· .~her; .. Mt;ik~s ~.e~ut as Solo JlylAYSllAaBVTI' [ ) quite lllfty In a wild skit Figure, Laughing," the lNEW YOKK <APt r-TV REVIEW atioutJ9 TV pitchwoman second of six one·hour a.er (1'h•t is her ;}.."!1 _ for "Briek·O·M•tic," a specials starring Hal oame?) returns to""-~ . . devic8 uaed to smash Holbrook as Abraham 11V topicht (Cha"n~l 2, JO hit CBS series last spring orinaea. "foreign and Lincoln. All tbe shows P;ni.J ln•a special whlch _Is 8 fairly goad solo domestic watches" and are base,d On _Carl ;pt;lhe1t..1etortbenew start for ~be lady, even an autographed S~ndburg _s Pul1tzer- mu1lc·v•rlety series particularly fn musical pb~Vlc Damone. w~~nio1 b)ogtaphy of ••'II l>el!I• for the ~llDJ" pa/U-Oflh••how. , '. Lincoln ._ CCbennel 4, 10 mtworkSUnday. JZ . And unlike ex·bushand 0 ,,.. t>l!BIT Side, p.m.I . ' . IJ'oplabt'•, e/for~I-Sonny, who staned Illa aU-: V(llaoo (yes._he This .•P,.~• studies •t·&tarrina EU•)! flop ABC variety series ·ptaya Germlllri• egaan) both . Lincoln •b .. political f,Ue Midi.er -Mid last September witlf a flOVIQ a fillb school reu· craftiness a~d 1s humor removed soon . A class at UC Santa Cruz leaped into the rhubarb betWeen fis· hermcn and conservationists re- cently with a study whi'ch con· eludes that the Fish and Game Department ts unjustly blaming otters for the disappearance of abalonesandclams. · Lag0naCoed USC Adviser Kim Martin , a I .. aguna Bcacl\ rl'sidenl majoring in speech therapy at use. ht.i s bt.~n'select· ed as a student adviser for the University's 1975 SonJ!'fCSl. . Songfest is an annua,l spring musical production -staged by t.:SC s tudent s in the Greek Theater in Los An geles. SHE WAS SHOOTING a scene . in a popUlar westside bistro, Gatsy·s. playing a Los Angeles call girl to Reynold~' L.A. cop. The director, Robert Aldrich, usually makes realistic films. But Dcneuve as an L.A. call girl? "I am a French call girl in Los Angeles," she explained. "It is not so unusual. I have seen call girts in Paris who are extremely beautiful.'' There W'ill be some steamy love scenes between ReYQolds and Miss Deneuve In "HusUe," but no nudity. she asserted. "I happen 'to think that nudity has nothing to do with eroticism, and il is eroticism that 1 am in - terested in." ' She added: ''Ye·ars ago I did pose for some nude photos for Playboy because so.meone "'thought it would beaooct for mt. ANIMAlogic1$.., •• l"1 :ii.son -W-. to iew ga 1 about tbe nifti' 'HetcJi. There's .as a pre11de~l under i.ve'' ilr"I' lut SUDllQ. bacbel:r tl(e Cher iriOther tbud u Cher & fierce .re·elecbon pre•· J&.•d ~bed\lled Wbeb mikes 00 opeili.ng re-Co. e•& It up as aged sures 1n the C1vll War. AIM? d&h::led to com-e marks alJudinl to her stars in a performers' re: Alas. it's a slow. dull ~).' by 1-erunninl the new single atatua.. tirement home. studr whlcb rarely com· .,Otrie .... 1i&,1'l AirpoftJ.' Now, If her coming es alive. . . , "FO& THOSE of 5'ola serl•f continues 111,e Even ~Jbr"?k ._ a fl~• I II' NU,TS. It whohaven'tnO!leed.~' .. muolcal excellence df actor, 1e ••,stiff Dis· 1etherelano been_...,., .. llbe simply toolghl'a ahow and iftht neyland v elnn of, Lin· fvfiss Marlin Will serve us a Jiuison between lhe performing . groups 1.tnd the songfest commit ~ lL'C. She is the daughter or l\.trs. Palricla "'~fti.n o/, a25 Camden, P4ace . • > labeling. • r In a r epoft .calling for tigt)ter laws and regulations on fbod labeling, the GAO said ,that at least one of 10 ingrtdienl! poten- tially harmful to persons suffer- ing heart conditions, diabetes and kidney ailments or allergic reactions are in food products ex· empt from labeling require· menu. · The Food and Drug Ad · miniatra'lion allows rood manufacturers to li st spices, flavorings, colorings and vegeta· ble oi~ln general terms rather . than by speci(i< na1J1e. the GAO said. ~ 1 It seid 23 million persons wlttv heart conditldns should avolcf' . satutated fats, sodium &lfd car. feintt ~ 4 million diabetl~ and kidney pal.ients must avoid or resirtct their intake of sugar. potassium or sodium ; and 7 million with illergic reactions should avoid. milk, ·eggs, gluten, wheal, corn, nuts, monosodium glutamate or tartrazine, a food coloring. • Brothels Bann'e.d · . ' • • r ' buff who 'say1. 'l"l>r 11*9 or you comedy writing greaUy coin. It may be bis heavy ,..,..• r11dr ''110W whft have, I'm baelr." improve1, Cher will have makeup whicb &Ives the lloW thj tll)~vte c.ame out Cber'• return to mueil: the 1ame ktnd of hit lmpreaston 'e often Jolib JV•~• •1lm)llil mathh la ' euperb aerlu •h• bad when 1he rears bl• face •111 crack • • from tile plane whether 1ht'• worldbi a n d s 0 0 0 y•1 we re lt ht show• more than Veterinaey Post , ~TOUM, Solian <Al'> ..i..,proatl,l~llon ~~ b .. n .,a,an~ed Ii ~liattoum 11t Ali "°"' .c:tlled alone, witll Mlsa Milller IOl•ther. mild emotion. he llllh an if 'the oi"tlton John . or the two If not. well, CBS ml1ht Whelever th reason, '' 1. women with John whose· t.ry runnin1 ''Airport" on it's a waste of a fine efl. Tor ht'• .flashy stag• threads Sundaynlcbt. talent. Leeveu1praythe aifed ..._ Cher j. ~ would m•ke a peacock next four t.incoln shoWI 1blt1 1h.1 and Sonl)y moultwith envy. CH£R'SNBCcomi>W· don't continue the .... Q114 Md lo8t tllelt. In comic mallera •he's tloo tonic ht i~ "Sad wastace. Dr. Alan H. Edmond•on ol lluntlngto~ Beach has been el•<l· I ,<I president of· the Southern ealifornia Veterinary Medical Asi:;oclaUooJor.197$. Dr. Edmondson i"' lhe officil:\I vetertn1ri1n for the Califomtn Horse Racing Board e.t Southern California tracks .. =l:JI. KhartOum, with a atlon ju,1 und.er one n, Bas about 100 public btj)lh•li. ' Th• i•~ )tovlou.ir allowed · women p.roaUtutea bid,baMed • OULD \1:){.IR, II 1eJ.c11E. maleprooUluUOD. POUllLY llC PS'l'CHOSOMA'f/C ?"t..,;'~---------.J \ • • I "-~ weantsdty February 12 1975 DAI L 't' PILOT b3 r-------..,.-------------------~~--~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~,. ~¥:;!: DAILY P1i0iCi.AsSiFiEo ADs :':"&n:::r'.·.p~=S.9W You Can ~ell ,t, Find It, ( 642 5678, ] One Call ferv~ce ~ ..... t'4 Pitoorollon ••..•• 7000.-7199 "\' .1 '-' I Motdiaildl ... " . -· ~ -··-. Eq;;>.,nt ... : .... ~9'>?'1 i, .. & RlpQlrs 60q0--609'I 'Trade It With a Want Ad . -' F_ast Cre.dit Approval Autotl\clbilH & olhof TranlpO(I--. 9100-99.t? ....... ~~~'\·····~ l~.~.5::1! ....... ~~-~~ .... ::. ~-~~---···· ~~~ ................ ~~---··· ~.':':..s:!:. ... ~ .. ~.':':.].'!:. ...... . GtNrol ' 1002G~ IOOZGo .. ral 1001G<Mra1 1002Go•rol 1002GOMral 1002GIMl'GI 10 2CO-...C IOOZ H0111e1For5de ......................... G1neror 1 100 ······················· ...•................... ·············-.. ···· ..................................................................... ·····················~: ···········{··········· -----QUALITY CO"STRUCTJ.ON ·············~········ ASSUME YA FINANCING ~AS1'S JDE • OEDROOM + '1fricient large kitchen-family rm or formal d ini11g. F.al!y u1>ke~p yard with room for eal"dL•11. .Dblc &url:lJt;c . *Balboa BayProperties* llcJ lay $52,500 Newport Beach. Commercial s tore plus shops. Choice location. 640-8484 BEACH C01TAGE Ship Ahoy! This CENTURY SHORES 2 bdrm. & de n. 2 bath home is nautical but nice. Den has cozy frplc., lge. coun· try kitchen. H <?s assumable 7o/o V.A. !pan. Call now on t his & other CEN· 'i'URY SHORES homes 962-4454 . SHARP .•. VACANT S97 500 3 BR. 2 BA hom e on a big tree s haded , Most popular con· do in town ; Jge. 2 R ., 2 ba. Full s ·urily bld g . lot with builtins, dishwas)1er and shake Is provided in this Baycrcst area ex· roor as a few of lhc many feature:;. ecutive residence. Exquisite decor $55,500 thruout. J bdrms. 3 baths , plus guest $77, . 675-7060 400lll"'dafORAU aYenle CJIAI '.. _-_-.._ ""' Very s harp inside •• : . -&out.3BR.&fam. · · rm. In x lnt Oc..t10ittLot Best location In N ewport. $80,000 Or Make Offer . 675-7060 -.,..-nei g hborhood ! EXEC TRANSHR Sh_ur1> 4 bcdroon1, 3 lJath, 1r1 /c \'l'I hornt• Near 1.1r1v :1tl• c~nt r) club. llURt' f ;.i mil y rl10n1 , $.'iB,500. 556·8800 m REALTORS lJ:! 4 Lo<:al Office.'i To Serve You formal d1n1n~ and over· ~ '>11.ed lol. Very fl !.!xible Gneral I 00 Gneral I 002 ftn:uu:111 g. Cu.It a4G-atl80. •••••••••••••••••••••• •4••••••••••••••••••••• ~HERITAGE REALTORS FIXER UPPER 2 story Montc<'t:llu 3 bedroom needs loads ol TLC, paint, paneling, /100( Lile & you oameJt! ~.000. SJ.200 e•sh mov· ~you in. 962 7788 , ,Q,, K€Y "'1"' P.€ALTOP.Sli ' ' -------~ M-1'1ayl'aam ~ev•port llcil!ht!ii, nea <l i rt Drive and with p rtial vi ew ! Another hg hli ght : owner will f•a nce this immaculat 3\edroom home. $75 .1100. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- Gq .5200 615· 4060 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Two really lovely homes, immac. in - side & o ut, with splendid landscaping. J Bdrms. & family rm., popular & scarce Carmel model. $77.500. 4 lldrm. & family rm., upg raded Montcgo $81 ,500 . Both include the land. Y (AR BAY AND BEACH 6 7 5-3000 •'Ill' I LUJ•~T 1-'VVV C f.JRONA Ot.L MAR ' 1002 G..,..al ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WESLEY !\i TAYLOR CO. Hf :ALT OHS sint'v 1!146 POPULAR MONACO Well maintained Harbor View Home. 2 Bedroom and den or 3 bedrooms. Adult occupied and shows like a model. Owner anxious . Price inc ludes t he land. $69,500. Call 640-616t $5000. REDUCTION Best triplex in area -absolutely TOP CONDITION! J Two bedroom units. 2 with 1>rivate patios. Assumable 7 1/2'1~ VA loan! NOW$67.500! Call546·4141 PENTHOUSE Rare 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo. Only $8,000 assumes existing F'J-IA loan. With low ~63 per month paymts. Has lovely pool & entertainment pavilion, on RTD bus linc . Close to s hopping. Call 962-4454 BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX Highly upgrade d Is land home with UP· stairs garage apartment. Both units remodeled and tlecorated in las t two years. Everything is new! Call fcir de· Lai ls. 640-6ttil . TEN UNITS. • .OCEANFRONT Income property that is really n1aklng money. $175,000 Beautifully Mai ... ained CAPE COD-WATERFRONT with pier mtd slip Huge two-story 4 BR & den, 3 BA , with formal dining , 2 frplc's., 3 car gar a11(l much more. SI 75,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Bl•d. corner loth General ' I 002 G.neral 1002 ····························~················· Beautifully decorated 5 RR , 4 11 2 bu .. paneling. 3 frplcs . lla n1p . slip. $260,000. • Custom 5 BR. 4 ba .. 00 rt . view fro11tage on lagoon. Ramp/float. S295.000. Brand new 6 BR, 6 Bi:l . Pool. jacuzzi & sauna. Ramp & noat. $425,000. 70 Lindo Isle Dri•e Prime 45 It. Lagoon Lol -$150,000. Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR house and beautiful POOL. 1 WHITEWATER VIEW -S122,500 Prestigious Por~6~fino area provides luxury, ~rlva.CfY, a nd breathtaking panoramic vi ew . 2,500 sq . ft. of spacious comfort is provided in this elegantly decorated 4 bell room. family room hom'e . Appl. Only WATERFRONT DUPLEX -$115,000 An i11v cslc>rs ort IJc a c h ]Jropc rty complete with private boat dock. Amenities include beamed ceilings. firepla ces. lot=?: of brick . tree s hadecl fountain in var~~ Just introduced to the market. this Out:;tanding bargain s hould sell quick !~. LUXURY CONDO -$89,000 1 With sweeping VIEW of both Bay a nd Ocea11 . Onl.Y s teps to the V.'ater fron1 this spacious . pri\'ate, extra security type living. [loat sliJ> available. Al so large 1>001 and g \oriuu:; sun dcl'k. Appl. Only ·"' Hewporl Beach-lr'f'ine Offic~ 204l Westcliff Dr .• Newport Beach 646-7711 Walker &Lee REAL ESTATE ',1H THE BLUFFS S.'i l ,!iUO BIG CAHYOH-$259,500 Elegant NEW 5 llR home with beaut. golr course view. 1'"am rm, format DR . 41r2 baths & g rc;JL storage. Neutral clc - c:orator c:o lors. !gt: rms. Owner rc<.1d y '. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~'~' ================~ I 002 ~ . G I ' I 002 G ...... al I 002 IG.,_-al I OOZ 341 Boy!.1de D r ove N B 675 ·6161 J Hdr111s .. 2' ~bath' ·; •• 11r .. r1nfurm!lllun ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ettera1 I 002 tttera •••• ••• •• ••. •• •••• •••.. ••• •• •••. •• •••••• •••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Ett.s\blutf Or. ~riBeach 644·1\33 ANYTIME 2111 Son Jooq.in Hifts Rood NEWPORT CENTER. H.1. 644-491 D G.,..ral 1002 /G~al 1002 ............................................... rivate Dock $137,000 POOL HOME $37.950 Pool Pleaser l.111 t>lv ('osta i\1c:-;,i :l Bdrul pool home with l;11'g1· lul i'rll'Cll ;ii unly ~.Ol ~f 4l"n•~r'> an'\iOU~ and 'A'lll ,l'll \1 \ F JI ,\ VETS \\'hy pily rent Y.•hcn you t"an l)u~ a home w1th less down than I sl and last 1nnnth'> rl'nt Wt' have rn;1ny homes 111 all pnce ranKeS to be houg hl un- der \h1s program Luxurious '1 BR. 3 RA ---------:111-alcrfront homt' with Su~r sharp :J bt..-droom. 2 bath, one Yl';•r old. Pool & ja('U:tlL Sl·llcr n eed~ Walker & Lee Rt:;,\L ESTA'J't:: 54S-9491 BIG CANYON Great 1'ew. Do•er. 2 + den, $124,500. VOGEL & BABBITT jacu:.r:z/ pool and beaut pat.Jo. ltoorn lor lar}!l' buo•I. fasl s:.ile. l)on't n11ss th1sl---------•I ont". 1\:.su1n;1hle to<;n on l LOW IMTEREST frn n1 aculate ty luxurious hug1· l1,t. LOAMS tv.•o s tory ho)n\C" 18"x3ti' Walktt & Lee 1 \Iii· h~t\'l· u\·1·1· 1011 horTI\'S 1.JOOI. ji1t·uz11. sh~1 ke roof .. 5 Bedroom Prapwti.. 545-9491 1st1ng 10;111~ l'dll hl' Js m1ngs S75.!15o 1 752•1920 --sumed h .\" t hl· huyl•r ~l 1, IQ .1 1 ___ -====r-·~·oo~°"='~"~'~'-~"~"~"'°"~~'~"~'~'"cr Custom Duplex ~~~~-~ 1>r1.-sen1 1uv. 1nterl'i.t I m. P=~ ~ 1 IMTER:YIEWIHG 313edruon1 units. Closet HARBOR Prap:f_~:~·~~ jl REALTORS 644·6056 II rl«4tbe Smid~ REALTORs' OCEAN OR BAY?? Just one :;hart bloc\..: tocitl1e r -or -·! 2 Bed rm ., l :11-1 h ;,it h. Fireplace, bltn kitchen. ideal beach home. Walk lo everything on the Ba lboa Penin~ula . •A real i)uy for only_ .. $.58.900. CALL 644-7270 2828 E. Coo't Highway, Corona dJ-1 Mar t-::XPERI J;NC£0 It t-; .POOL HOME be.a ch. Sl27.9Uo 1 .. oo ou.t.iLst. NlWH>lrT 11.t.cM L1t"enset·~ C94TURY 21 : ·1 Ask ftr (\.Jrs. t;!lis Getteral I 00~ /General . I 002 " ' II ... PSST! '·Here's a goodie! Big pool, jacuzzi·, de- 1 . li¥hlful 2 s tO)"Y. 4 Bedroom & Bonus ~ppublic Home. Lots a class! Lush ce»· r traJ atrium,,nJfty kitchen serving area. coiy masteli (suite fireplace and an owner who just wants lo sell and move I East. Dar~ lo compare at $79,500. Don't I te ll anyone, jµst call. UNIQUE HOMES Realtars-546-5990 2850 Me1a Verde Drive, Costa Mua Bcaul1fu1 largL· pool, 642-1771 Ml!WOMMARKET •••••••••••••••••••••••i••••••••••••••••••••••• h(tatl'd & filll:re<l 1n lar~c COMPANY • • Genu I IOO~Getlll'f"GI IOOZ d J "-d h 4 Hr . de n , dining. pool, !VA/FHA RePv°s a , yar . °"" roon1 oml' -H r.:AL TORS •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• partially furn isheJ v;i· &fTERTAIMERS SINCE 19~1 S!K!',~ b~ys lhrs i;>ca ut I Counfry Club 1 1nOrangeCoun y • ·--.. ----------· c aol & r e ady for tH.' D I n:ia.nt<11nl'd home 1n de-• • 1 K . r ' cupaOl'Y ·roo m a ny l·X· . ELIGHT 673--4400 :.1rabl(' Baycr est flurry!' L1v1ng . ew''o'"ROLDfi('l' • . .' ' .. . • I ' . . ~1cs ;i Verde 2 + d1•n ·1 SPA RI.I NC ' ' . I macnab / Irvine t1a~l~bc 1e~e . Ju.st}Jsl· Yrs new.$.jl.UOll ! -R£.:\LE~·i'l'/\'l'f: S pac ious 4 bedrm ~. REAL ESTATE 2MXJ Eastblutf Dr. ed a l ~.930. ~ . I Cl:1 s:.1f11·d ,\ds 042·:.67~ I R33-J~4H SlOr)' hornc aclj.Jll'tll t1)1 s ... I ·t r· ' ' realt.Y Wofker&lee J . · ! - _ ~-·-· _ _ lhel.1esa Verde Countr" · PC<'la is S· in ~u \e,rn·1 n ~pof"\Beau:b REAL ES.f\1'1'" U I F.l{B G I 100-x-I 1002 Club St-p~1r.1 tf' f•1m rm l mentf1n~nced homcs I 64,·1133 ANYTIME ' • O I •nera · '\antera . . . . 5."16-7717 call anyt1n1e __ __ _ _ __ 545-9491 MES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••··~· v.fma~1vc fpl1· ;.in d "'l't I --"'------------ • --------•\ --J.UI C.l!tp&la NB 549•1655 bar. forma l cl1n1ng:. hui,:l·( ., "BOH YIY""~" REPOSSESSION I mas tl·r hl•1lrn1 -.:u1tc Jlld : Sque-aky Clean • "'"' IEACH DUPLEX • ~ Block to ocean ; 2 BR., l bu . plus I UR .. 1 ba Large, priv. patio, with 4 carparking. $69.950. b7J-300J 6·12 2253 F:ves 3 + IOHUS ROOM ~od{·~~. a~I elL'l' k1 t ~hL·n f ;..1 ..: s A v r~ H IJ 1-; 4! Candlelig ht & wi11e motif dining DANDY I ~ethrccd S500I '.~' 1111•• bedrnon1-farni!v room.I room. elegant ste1>-UI> living room, . ~.edi:ifl' s.,·ilc :;i!:l.!lOu.: ;ill on one leL·f'J. i)t•a utifull' pHneled a le fl. bar r oorn, 3 lavish Sec th1." l<irge 3 bedroom 1 C.111 5 1!1 8 \_l 1 mo\'C in condi tion . ~ 2•~J b•1lh bon u~ room 2200 Sqft of tu-.tvn11, • bedrooms. Peace ful gardens - home. 111 {'hrutl' rounta1n home. 4 Hedruorns ..., ;11 HARBOR LIGHTS UNDER $100,000 ' • '1 Owner lt':J\Ull! 1111 r area private g round}l. S I89,500. Jack associated Va11 ey art"a Prit"ed .. 1 b;iths. a :.l'P<tr<itL· f;1nul.\ Sp1.:ctL1 cular ba y & ocean vie\\/ from j rT'JSOUTHAssoc~T (:n~ll d eo;irt's f:i~t c~C'ro..,,.·! ~I ·custcr 6 12-8235 . ( Nl()..1 / on ly SJ0,950 with lo'A· room+ a l~e d1111n l! rni , lovely 4 hedroom home. Extra large lot I L..J::! I a nnw Ln :.L'e s.'JJ.!tltl.i d o.'"''"''·o·"ot. Th. 1 111 ~,,o~ Brokers 15-10 11:>1 . " .. ... is can 1c vuur-. ;it \Vith se parate terrace and patio. · · Walker & Lee JU:o.t..... p . d t II l $99 5(JO 1 1 I ll EAL EST9AT" $58 950 n ee o sc a . . 'i C9LLEGE PARK : I ----545-94 I ' [ CHARMING EA~TBLUFF J>r\mc condition. 3 BR , 2\ ... EWPORT ---FIXER -·1i64" 't6.":_t':8M.8' 1~~1-; ~11 G';';~~~~"1::~~1~1; ..... W .... A_T_E-RF_R_O_H_T __ I Br OKE~S -REAL TORS lf l~ y, Bnlb.,o 6' ! J 6& l ~HERITAGE ••• REALTOl!l:: " Sni.Jt·ious ('.Orner luc.ation, covered with Pl r 1 lilt I UPPER ,,. ~ us <inu ~ rm n~ -..; , , :l BH .1 b r HEIGHTS h1g trees n1ak c!'i f.I perfect setting ror ShitkC' rnof o .... ·n1..•r 1 .... 1 • ( \\ • . • • '1 • •1111 I . . Sun/Eve I I I ., I d 3 b lh 2 l f moving l3r1lkl•r rrn un '\:11rth hayfront. )!!REPLACES 1lus g_roovy httlestartcr 646_5855 I t 11s argc" lC room. a . s ory 646, :i~i)Jc\es 5.10 0.'>21 H.dho.i l-..t.ind home 1s only $27.500. Run h ct1n(· $85 000 .'\:!'.( ~•7K I P\ush. ea.rpet1ng, we~bar, a little shop in front also. I " ' I HESTER-BROWN premi•m wall coverings, F.aslside Costa Mesa off _ _._ -! 3 hugf bedrooms, 3 c.ar Newport. BELOW MARKET J!;ar agt. 3 put ins. J\<lini· . Bluffs 1.:ondo. :1 Br, din I pool. Priv;itt' yard. <:;all :,£. ,Quail ~ 1nR. 21 ~ B:.i ovl'rlook1ng! 962-1188 Plac• greC'n belt Xllll ('11n d i K€Y Prop..-l:i-· Must bC' sold c: I A 752·1920 SPAHL!NC: ~E:ALTORS __ l .. OOOUAltST.NlWH>I •IACJ1 ltf!:,\I. t-;s1·A·rf; IUILDERS A SPECIAL --~1!-3~" -_ _! OfPORTUNITY RESTAURANT LOWEST PRICED ii Newport 1-feights urea, Newport Beac h prhnc WATER VIEW CM address. Clean 2BR. Jocalio11. Small. charrn· ILUFFS COHDO · ! den. 2BA home on 50x l31 inR. rustiC'. /\mplc' park· ReHutifully rederoro1\l"1:I , \ R3CP lnt .OnlyS38.950 for ing. bl'cr & winl' li cense. \.acanl & rt•a\l y for o(' • 1 .all. Call Nigel Dailey and ~o.500 . Phone 615-5511, . ll' " • · 64• 1211 .,,...... cupancy. J urrns .. :.. :. nssoc111tcs. • ·• -· Co I c of N c w Po r l baths. Owner v.·ill con·· ----· Re1:1 ltors, 251.<; I-~. Co.ast sider l(!uSe/option A r1·all Tr:.;;; • .,., )-lwy.,Cd~l . ~~ burRuin al $79.500 1121 caa•••I•• wATERFRoHT c. F. Colesworthlc I v!~e':i:~ror ~~ !n8:~r1~ i~Y r~~: Redtors 640--0~ 0\ 2Llcket& to the Balboa Is land 4 • 'LEX UCI HOME 833 -9181 VIEW OF OCEAN & HILLS l ... <.irge flexii)l e 4 IJL"<lroom . family room home in l'Xccl\cnt c:ondition. Carpeted view clcck. se<'\u(lcd palio, tile entry, new l'arpcts. intercom and much more. Own e r \\'ill finance with $40,000 down al R', SJ:l1,500, BROADMOOR BIG CANYON /\ very s pecial ·Plan #2 with conversa- tion pil. Beautifully li:tnd sc ilped . l'ar1>eted a nd drapecl. 4 bedrooms . family roo1n . Quiet street end or cul -de· s ac. $172,000 . A FREE HOUSE OH LIDO Pay lot pri ce and acqujre a four bedroom & maid"s room home for no extra charj(c. Pie r & sl.ip. Lido's best area. Private financing. $265.000. IASKITIALL , HESTER-IROWM '· i G • ~e •a: /\ssoc, Realtors Assumnble 1'"11A lo:.n lor LUSK H"RIOR VIEW HILL'S """' you tax !f~clter huyers February2a,19'75 Tv.·o ·3bt.'<lroom&two·2 Ready for th e growing familyi 4 I CHECK THIS! '1'0()1. 1 1-lHH :.!!\.\ J 1F.\:0.1ll.Y ROI).\! ! ,3 t•i rl·plal'l".' /~1511:-.Q ft ./ ~V•pl :0.1 1..•sa St·h!-. -t Fll/\ t•1n.~nl'1n g o.JL·s·r HEIJUC l·:I> ., S."ifi.1101) 6 75-8600 anyHme •VISION• REALTY 27 1:\E .C.,tll "~ (·ornn:i dC'l 1\.1 ar Newport Heh:1hts 1 ('harm1n i.: 3 hL•rlr,,om .uul , (l1111nu roo~, f 1r('11l.n·1'. · liltn:., hcanlt.'il t'1·1l111 1.: 11\ 111 ~ rovn1 . llt1 i-!l' IHI ! ·r.,,.,., :• nd s hru! 1:-/.! ,, l11H'' I Plu ~ 1vnrksho1p p .1111>.' j lllll1 \\'t• !Ill 1(0' ~"Ur 111' I 'P''' t1"n \sh int-: ~•~i.;~MI ; C .111 1111 I J.ll [ HERITAGE REALTORS C.M. TRIPLEX '""'"' C-1 ""'" J llR.: VETERAt-IS . 21111&.I HR11n1ts, locatc.-.~ 1'irt..'(I nf .i.:clt1ng 1h1• ruu · in /'l<C'"'!>l•l"I lle1 .c hts ar~;~ u niund'''"'' I! \•lH h.11l·1 and pr11·ed tn :}('\I at, .1nv qu1·-.uon' ;1!Jout 11111 1 I S."i..'l.,0110 l'h 5!"iti 2f;t;n 1 1nj! a hnni(' \' \ 1·,ill lh1',' I .SELECT ! V,\ E\1~·1·1 -. ;1! : 1 World Real ~state . PROPERTIES Speciall!tl!" in VA hnu"t i CURI APPEAL •n k. A sk lor . ~'<'l~l'!~'n 'Pleue:cu.11642-58711.ex SAVE SPAct-; WHf.:N lx,'llt'(l()munit.'i!ustupthe bedrooms, family room. patio with gas J?3. to cl• l m .y.ou r MOVING by wr.ipp1ng hill from tht! beach in li ghts, twiri Char-Broiler and pool with Beaut. 14 unit adll bldg. 3 Ticket.a. CN,orth County dkhes and other !raitlle CO!iltt &i1esa . Tota.I pnce short blks t o be~ch . Counselor .,)a ti • • •7 . anyt1nH.' 1011 rree number J item~ in w9sh cloths, $65,000. jacuzzi. $105.000 Pride of ownership. Qitl S40-1%W). IPWehs 11nd other li~enl. wa1c ... &-L•• ror ap~~i~l~~~~JN('; 1'~kc ad\':1nt :ige bf thili • • * tou 1fct mure. space In REAL.ESTATE DIAL 644-1766 REAL i.:s·r,\·r i:.: t;ommf'rl'l:ll t ax :.:heltl't'. Don ·1 give up' the sh IP! Ll:l,.•1181.,8J~dge1 a.r,xt close~,•hb)I 1 545-949 I 216 I Son Joaquftt Hlft1 Rd., M.I. K.33 3548 r 2000' bld~ fur s 1n:.11! J>usl "llsr· It 111 cl;,i~.sifled . "• J e 'em!!.., 11 ~ -· --A COLDWELL IANKER CO. 1---II{'<;~. plus 2 Bf( ••1>t ovrt YAX SHELTER ,GRACIOUS FAMILY LIVING - BAYCREST. ·Spacious A .l>Cdnoon1 wlLh special charm. ()uiet s tl'"cet. secluded patio w /I\ R<). l)er1)J'i1tr)r \\1allpapers . S11 2.!)00 llcle n ll:irllL·y 642-8235. ( ~16:>) l'VE GOT A BRAHD HEW KEY. Elegant Ba'ysidc ho me'"' /pier & s lip. sep. apt . pr gt~e~t ·s qu1:1rtcrs. ultra t ht c ~cor & a s ho'\'l)lacc fat· enter- taining. Be' erl_,., ;\iorphy 642-8235. tMr.6 1 L~T"S GO BUY BUY!! So you t·an lock I.ht~ tloor of this very s n1 ~1rt . ca!jy to care for. 3 bedroorTI M esa V erd<' l ~r puhllc home & go by often. Sfil .St.HJ . J:11is i\till er 642-8235. IM67 J ,. LIDO ISLE CHARM. Supc t' si ~e Go: lc>t ! Wide bay view from lg. li\1irrg ·ltbom. Built-in elec- tric kitchen. 2 •lfcdroom + converti- bl e d en & 2 batl1s. Catherine Schwc1c kcrl 642-~23S . CM68J IMPRESSIVE . & COZY. Custon1 l>u ilt 3 bcdrc>0rn. dining roorri .. 2 rircplt!L·cs & marvelous VIEW. l ... g. sccluclec.1 patio. Private community 1>001 -putting green. $84.500 lee. Barbara i\une 642-8235. (M69l I IOI °""' Ol'I"°' , .. ,.ICf.U. 164 .. M.-c.1.f\l'lu• 1o .. c ~-'OG ' New&iorl lkacf'I. <j'hlornui J1t'3 Ship to Shore Results! Daily Pilot.Clas.'i.i litd l\d Daily Pilot Cla....,~1 (100 /\ds Classified Ad ! Phunc 3 car i!<1r uge i;·or del•ils .'4~S·~--~==::::~t:c:•:ll:"'2::·:16:7~1==::::::::l:•;v':·r~y~d~•~Y~'~--~..:::1.J~::==:=::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::~["'2~=·'":·~79~,~0<~l~•:Y ~'---:J.:·~·,~ll~•~11~~60~1~11~A~G~.·~r-~.~::J..:::~~~~~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~- " : I ' I I • ' I • ' •' • • • I .\ > I l I I t I I I I I • ' "' • •• , I ' • DAU. VrPU.8J WttOnl!S!t• February 12. 191ot ,.._,.For ,S-. "1nn fw ~ jHe-lt .... Wo ~ ... , ~ ~ .... " ······'··-········· .................. "" ...................... -4 ( ' ~ .... fws.te 10, .> ..,.Wo ....,...,.w. ,_ IO 11 , ......... , IHcll ' ,_.. · ...... ... • .,,,,., 1iy ·200011oc-Prop1rty zoot, *••••••••••-•••-.,,,, ••••••••••••.,._ ... -•••••••••••••~f41f•t ooeeeeeeeeeeeeee•-• ··-·--·•-..-•• Meeee•eeeeeeee•uee,eH ••••••••••• ...... -•• ••••eeeeeeeeeeett••••• •••••--t.•••-••••••••••• ~~~-·~·.. . . ~~:'!..... "'' . . ·-.. ····-•.•..• ~~~ ... ~ " ..•... ~~!:' .•. !0 IY OWMll THE OLD •• ,..,.,.~ ..... ··-VALLEY RE4LTY ' PICTUU'HIS ' VAl'lEY IWTY . I 2 STORY •RA y MAU . ' I PR~SEHTS ~ n11tlc c .. rm of OI • 1 • $43,950 ''Sll&AIN'T•HATS NJOT • • STMEMJTS ~· dol Mur-U r PR~S ' ' Save comml11ton. wllll ~-..... ~5~?.~.1!,~;~•= 'IC : t"VE • 1 , ~ nreplare. beam 1tN '·CH11•[ HOMr~ " thl• z story • bed-.... Md#O( w1una home lt'I I• • ( •'· ' • eilincs. 3 bedl'OOIW't . • W narty new Lake l'ortlt "9 ........., JJl. UlNt ' ' • ~ b11t•kf11st bar, dlnln 1101 ,r1 bomirw/ man1 Im~ A l SI WORK· 6 GEfiERA · • ... Gl.OUMD FL..OOll OPPOanMll1Yl • ~ area on~ paUo. Walk ' • · :: 1J1•nts . Ass~mable 711 -IOSIOM 0 CLUNUP.Detolledall • '• FqrlessthanlScentsP!'rt\'ltllll"qf<IO a th• beoch. M•inl_ained .. ' • • • ...7.0' VIE C ........ DO FHA loan. Principals 91'· ST. W""A' . wood exterior, bas Jar .. HARBqR builder can ·~k· e over a P.artially de-b<!ouUlul condohon -I. ...,.. ly.Call586-SISO. l'OUMTAIM -aundeclt-toUd wlociior •·.., · ,_., ·I 'of R 1 nd offered •t only $7'1,900 Absbllftl!)y th~ b view you will ever . ~ Df!!pea. Pilnl. "ralb. THAT OPPtRS 1 'llolqped 96 lot su...,.v1s on • • a Call546-58j\O .see. Oc.im; bay, .peninsula, cannery· LAllEFORl$T 'AllJFii'muslof<butllar A SCENIC vu:)V OF Yfli'W ll·~ ~ots plus valuable commercial •)!lj',Hf.!\~J :;:~.a:Y~C%RuEa nSn~'fiPO~::ooOLm~iHeaQ· ~MvEersi_ze ~l".'/:::,'~~~li:bi:r~ t=~~;w~t~·= ~i~Et1~s;r::'f: ~ ' r:i~~~~~:~l~ ~=~: J~'l~"Q'W~ R·l ,~rt.~~-~' A .,. decor. eas~ care-'teneed • BdGUI nm. ~·.aoo. WI"« eaq»elin• lhruout. I ··HOM . . \ , I Lo l yard. Motovated seller. Terms.Agt.8'2-9371 )slai\d lJpe kitchen has y••u•IL& COST• •'"SA SITI yey'three .be<lroomhomewittisun· Submit!!SS9,000. CAUPOIHIA • 811.T11N Rli'NGE & • • -A ~ ~ - EASTSIDE ken living room alib family rbom:'Very 67~600 """"• U'flHG OVEN& _DISHWSHJ\., 11ltM Ho••• -Y Very well located corner with 2800' ~~;.~~!'~':."~~~~~'.'"· larllge$7woi9 """and patio area, pri,ced to •VI s ·10 N •. WITH ARIZONA SPACE ~:T1k.s1..& I Js~. o~ ..... -be building only twelve years old. Priced SPA RLING se . .,,.,.,. Easy core yard. Prime DEEP ST A IN ED -II. to sejl at $89,~ with an auto parts REALESTATE llG SPANISH MANSl~M REALTY _ neighborhood nut lo.• II ·A H o G A N Y business oppoltunity also for sale at 8.13 3548 Ch , d . EC fl large park, with lakes. CABINETS. Open MONTE(l0..4BR.,2Bo I t • f $29500 -oace C M locat1on, decora ed t<> r::oo~d~~M':._~ AU..stERMS.HU&RY!! llalrca••'"leads to 200-F.R.r. Newport Cnt t)lesame oca ton or • · CoronatHIMw 1022 :perf~ctionwithcustomfeaturett.Giant ·l;;;;~~~~=~M Tel. -e3T\ level w/2 BDRMS .. vlew, prof. landscaped ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• bonus room four bedrooms, four and a · ' Valey 1034 Huntington VUIAJ't, br, BATH ... LARGE LIV. nearnew.10'.l down. VARIOUS DUPLEXES ---------i' ribalf baths.' OWNER WIIJ... TRADE ··~····•••••••••••••••• ba, very clean. Crpt RM. APPROX . 23 rt. 1. Assumable VA loan. 3 and 2 bedroom PANORAMIC ·o<FOR BREN HARBOR VIEW.-Asking thruoul. 16312 Nassau, with dbl. slidin& glass MONTEGO··Neveril ·units. Across from a park -Only OCEAN VIEW 49,900 -H.B. 8'6-5743. wall• that open to son-in • BR, 2 Ba, F. R $49 500 deck. With a little work, w/man1 µpgrades & rJn • · 1;-; CHOIC~ WSK HOME -IEACHHOUSI yoo'llbave"ahorseofa t..,tic'voew. 1 Custom Built , one owner, hoW this spotless three bedroom . $33,500 diff~rentcolor". · 2. A real ''Beachey''. Very old and very ~o~~m~ ::r r~~hk ~ hol&e to yaur most demanding buyers. Rea!Estatr 3 BR (incldg master SSS.tSOftiA,rice PABaLER~Q· 2 Sty, 4 BR rough 2 bedroom house, with a l 'Th tst d ' d h ,, · w/priv bath> courtyard HURRY ON THIS ON£! 3 •next· to greenbelt bedroom cottage. Superb loc8tion . .fr~~ri~ot~ci:vn~lsv:r~: fig~~~g v~e~~tfe~arc:n~ a!'i~CJ:~~~ trf/&NAY entry, W/huge trees, MISSIOHREALn nearpool.Nice! $54,500. \ this quality 3800 5Q.ft. pl~ts and shrubs. AV,AILABLE ON country kitchen, all 9855. Cst. Hwy, Laguna PALERMO.. Corner l 3. Very well priced CDM property. 2 and 3 bedroom units, with J>OSSible owner's hideaway. $8S:OOQ . home reaturing 3 wood LEASE OPTION PT "'"'' ~ TEENAGERS latest fixtures. Ankle de-,._. 494-0731 w/treat ""iew. near burning £irepl11t'es. Each un.i" ,.ou',500. PARADISE ep crpt thruout. ~ · &l I s leve l com pl etc with CDM1S BEST LOCATION .. new pool, bonus Toom ,~r. 1'311 11n Ah-1 c ... ~ $20003b d0n. lse/opvt_New 543b50r. enn s-. uper! k ., h .. r h •. 9• t bl k 100. us a op to luc a. cean 1ew. 'c en .•• any, many ex-Most people eel t at Shorecliffs is our 1 x2 ' wo oc s t beach. Bkr962-:S.Sll. mo. 49'1·1051 & 524·0177 MANVMORETO tras, must be seen to ap-best L 1 · t h d schools. Assume 71/z% · CHOOSE I • ' ~ Preciale area. ove y cus om omes an v A L o a n • A g t , • • Aa!ll I 050 752-0460 ...._ · gardens. We have three exciting •-w.i.o. PJ••.-• •,.-400E.ll"" RMI All _7.c1.::41.c84.::2c_7-.48o.1c_-----1 You can't judge a book••••••••••••••••••••••• 4. Super new beac;h. a,rea duvlex. Both large 3 bedroom-units with poss~ble owner's hideaway .• Make offers. ASk· C.M % uw ~-mes available there.,_ All are two and by its cover. Juat so with By owner u·pgraded 4 • • '•;; • -• -. 1 \ den or three bedroom homes. Lots of llucliftgtoeleoch 1040 this "'racious custom Bedroom, covered patib, ' .-®r:~ ~, Id b . k r · l 11 d ••••••••••••••••••••••• e . B c=i o r1c 9 trep aces, a woo i•vsHo•es built,4bedroomhomein view. argain $50,750. cathedral ceilings, and large trees and " -downtown Huntington CaJl 830-2292 ing $127 ,900. ' Call 675-7225 IH On -shrubs. F'i"'m $107,500. CONDO Beach. You must see the L ~L I Io•• J. '11"' Sharp 2 Br, all bltns, inside to believe all the Lj •"'91111 ,_ -FT. Lot ~DM -IM-LA.W UNIT close to pool, bbq & exciting extras. Call Ceo·-•••••••••••••~••••• ~II us about thi5 charm· Gteatsouth of higqway location featur-clubhouse. Crpts & drps. tury 21. ~:...7542. · 11\&. well located owner · A 2 b d -"th · t ' --of pn·vacy ol:Cupi ed hom e With ing cozy .. e room cube Wl g1.an ~ . Owner abandoned . :,.t\brybook garde"n and gourmet kitchen and old brick R~:~~~~E SpanisbViUabythe5ea. ..oftlleWHll .. ,_ $225/mo.·renta l unit So. fireplace AND AfsEPARATE IN-LAW 833-3548 Elegant wrought i NORTHVIEW Pride 0 -9f Hw y, Only $89,SOO. WING with a full bath family room ---==-=----I balcony orr 2nd story ownership 4 Bdrm . -~64_4 1211 Agtint. and wet bar. $85,000. ' MO CIEDIT master suite. Garden view home$49,9SO. HEEDED patio off spacious living -· ... G-L~ ·:· CDM CUTIE PLUS -. rm. king-siied bdrms. ---~'°~'~~· =!~!--~~~~~~~!'l'j Perfect ror owner ocl'upaht~ 2 Brand Nl'w B e ach Duplexes with 3 br1 2 ha. •unils each . Ample ~arage and parking with Isl owner depreciation. S85,000 each. Call 644 -7211 Age-nt. MOST Beautiful sPot in So. Calir. Like new, 6 yrs. ()Id. 3 br, lg. ram: rm. 2 ba, £rpl , dbl. gar., sbak roof, beautifully lndsopd Buy from owner before interest rates go u . again! 644-7701 Mesa V. Townhse 3 br. 2 1h ba. (rplc. End patio, dbl gar, jacuul, pool. 1 Blk to MVCC. • 546,350/0w ner. 9-4 Mon -Fri 894-1353. 547-9975 anytime. CUSSIPllD HOUIS Ad.vfttisers may place their ads by telephone l :<Mta.m. to5:30p.m. 1 MondaythruJ"nday StonoonS.tUrday • <XlSTA '1ESA OFFICE 390W.Bay ......... NEWPORT BEACH 33.U Newport Blvd. ......... Ador~ble 2 bedro0m 2 b3lh home park-like yards, brk, c.-4tJ-15.L3 WITH A SPAR~~G POOL WITH ¢1si:.';ne o::t~!~~~ $34,500. Call 962·5566. 'flEWOFHILLS MEWPqlJT ~~ ... ~ •• ~?~ ~~!:':!~ .. ~~.~ SKfNNY DIPPIN...,..PRIVACY. Ap-l:Y.. ba widen. Call Owne_r desperate. ia·N ..n.no..uTS ;;v:?"c'Aoo LAND · 1001 DOW•' pliances included, eyen an air condi· C t R 1 Beautiful & bdrm +huge Laguha' iguel. 3 bdrm., n~1vn St,190./Ac. Rancho ca.. tO ti 1 $67 500 our esy ea ty ramilY rm.. Bl& log. 2 ba. Lge. assumable 3 ·BR ·1~ Baths 80'A 11 f ' ed 4 8 U ~ oner· • · 962-7751 burning fireplace in liv· loan. Vacant. Consider paneltli ramib ro0m; 7~1l fn~. ~fiht•;:;0~~ Or . ftl , HARBOR VIEW'S LARGEST lng rnt'. brk. Call ~aleorlease.$49,IOO large lot. NeW carpelin .s ale. Owner)Bkr. Cost~ Mesa units a t.v The largest one ,s~ocy home offered in Ownef"TrmcsferTed 842-2.561. &. 1huttera thru-out 114-m:_.603 1.sx s gro5s. ~yra uµ Bren Harbor View, featuring f9ut t lh Years new.·4 Bed.rm, [ $59,900. , now. Trade-ins u1il ex · bedr!>oms, sunken Jiving room and 2 bath: bltns, lots of 1044 DflCIN,nllflTIN Ill I£ 1 21.; aores Golden Volley chungos occcptotl. , to paneling. Boat gate. 2 Quail ~ Arir:ona. 10 miles rrom I£ jQ II t formal dining rpdm. Priced sell at I Patios. s Minutes to....................... R•ALTOftS Place Davi5 Dam. S2S9S.. ' ua $76,500. f ,""' beach and Edison Hi * 644-7662 * a.-..-a..a--· 544 -3417 Place ILUl'F'S DOLORES MODEL Schoot.Submitallterms. START.:_ ~·-'7s2.it20 · Ptapertl .. •~ th bi $48.500. wrntTHISOHE ,...,....,. .... ,._.. '""'" LOWDOWH,OR 752-itto Form~r._,,1,_ e model home for l s 53&-88J6 2 Bdrm. twnhsc. close to OWNER ANXIOUS ,.,.....,., .. llttenat 1•00 ou.1tlt. N1Wf'OlltJ1&c:H popular J .pedroom home. Located on a pool and park. Wiew or 3 Yr Old, 2 Sty, 4Br, 2ba· M t so Acres in Southern f- lovely greenbeltwithaviewofthebay. mountains. Only $26,:D>. ~~~Jsccaop~~: ~;.~~~·1 on erey Cali(ornia'5 Golden Ff•e-4'1e1e~ Beautifully upgraded. $89,500 call today, you'll enjoy Triang1e !between Lake Co•'"Clfw "' . ·t • 360•VIEW seeing what this smallL"41"""~;"""~51;· ;j;--IQ;l7 By The ·Sea Perris. Lake Mathews & Well located-m a~eo:I · amount of .money canpi • Vleio 1067 Lake Elsinor e) $500. per low headaches-h profit '. A v riYate estate ••at the very buy. •••••••••••••••••••••• Sacrifice acre. 20'.t down o~ ~II Less than J y rs old top''. _.Al~i~e Jarnily room, floor to CALL 552-7500 a.EAN as a Whistle! 4 take 2 yrs. pre·pa1d m· Owner will l·~r y sa.4'"'- 'ceiling a b fi eplace, ''easUedoors•• •VISION• BR, "Briqllette". New • ....,.. _ _..IAllOllterHomt ,terest as down payment. rinanL·ing. Rentials fron1 and ftan U btd wood' stained den. dshwhr & dspsl. SS0,900. Beautiful, park·like 642-3652 Realtor S86S mo.·$880 fo. Only" Priced ror a quiet sale! grounds. near the Green-ctSking $89,950 ach. Call' Views of hills~ ocean, mountains and S3100BelowAppraisal!! REALTY .,, belt. Luxury -filled noor •WNEVADAACS today111411s2 1700. ~ity lights. $74;!· 9~. Call ourSaddleback ~.B.R, D 1 en,f3 Ba. rorhoamal A Red }lilt Company , .:;~c_·_n_:;~::;on:.:'=.-ly_._8_'_0_w_ner_.1 "r lan1•1 entry haldl' ibis Level La,....nd am··,·dst M•· fr . 586 022 · ....,n1ng, ge am-rm, t Univ. Park.Center 1-am y room, 1n na ...,, 0 ace, · .i . gale, 2300 sq. ft . near lrvjne BE1TERTHANNEW room. oversir:ed living 4' Lakes, nr Majdt Hwy ~-==~ Ca 675-7225 beach. $56,900. BKRl~~~~~~~~ ..... 13 br, 2ba, frml din rm, 3 rm, private maste & elec. ~-dwn. Owner. . · 968-S403eves. i: ton air, charm'g. yd. w/2 bed room , wood -'-836=--7-'20-'-2=-· -----I . H. H. Waterfront condo. GREIEN,GIEEM cov'd. patios. Many cabinetry.$71 ,SOO. 40 AC Indio, Citrus or 'ij~f!1.l~!!".~~~ boat slip, main channcl Are the greenbelts · xt.ras. $50,900. Bkr. 540-17.ZO agri, $950 per,ac ; ALSO _1 DMSION . view, 2 Br, 2 Ba, rrpl. ~~:e~;d;~:m~r~g~'. 49S-l020 . T .AR.ELL, 240 ac. 18 mi So. of two-s uhit apt bldg just 90% £in. -or lease opt. home in Univ. Park. NO REDUCED, Prtced to R• .1.,,,.0RS Hemet.$600perac. Your complet.fdrorsale.Close avail.$74,500.846-1531 ··greenst.ulf''fory~rdor Sell. Et.egant SBr, 3ba ~I lerms.49S-1020 to major shoppin~ decoraUng, it's all been Home 1n E:1cl Area. 29MHarborBlvd. leach Property IJSO center. 1~ yr "".rite-Ofr $2603·1drm. ,done. beautifully! Pool,spa.Open.SatJSunH b v · ••••••••••••••••••••••• S14M . ~36-257~, ~"000 Down lltoS.~5164. ar or 1ew Home. S.92-60IO -$59,000 popolar Nonaeo model. B"' .. CH LOT •~------- Hey · move in. Vacant, R • r R It leCICll 1069 By Owner. 2 BR. conv ~ NEW 4 un it,! blks to bch.. freshly paioted. Near aasor $ ea Qf$ ·---••••••••••••••• den. Newly decorated. J8 'x207 ' R·2Lot· Great buy, J:OOd tax HUN'nNGTON BEACH 1'1175 Beach Blvd. '40-1220 ie'll;,,,., clel M• ' ....... , ...........•.• . &!Gh hlklerl ' new carpets. Built-ins. c•"l33 ••OO EANFRONT H & Ba $67 900 L Capistrano Beach. ., ff 1 $ 200 --ouse ., .... • .. ,91 , • ease. $90,000. 17141493.0475. wn e-o . ~ome 1~ . Close to schools & s~L -;;;;ii;;;d;~li04jl gar apt, by owner, eves& ...... ....., mo . Man~· x tr a s • N .[ I d ping.CallBkr. ._ leecll I041 weekendJ6'5·7721 EARLY area Blu£f5· lg Coo:aa1rclal 5J6:-P79 LAGUNA BEACH um Gleniteyre Laguoa Beadl "4·Mfi6 SADOLEBACK 25Z01 La Paz Road Lapma HiU,1581--6310 NORTIICOUNTY dial rree S.0.-1220 Cl.ASSIFIED ~ES De9dline roroopy" kills is ~JO p.m. the d•Y bef'c:re publicaUon, ex· cellt for Sunday fi: .. on· day Edition• 'when dea<fllne is S.turdat, lZ '· p'rese' ... ·t-lyotise-11.·n"'g ••-'r ew ng an 963-4543 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~T 0 BR. 2 ba., din. rm: fi>l. Prap•rtr 1600 '--,-11,'--.-.-p-~---..• -.. -- ... """"1 DUPLEX o ce• Orig $63 soo • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ._ new condominiums, ca. • 2 rtory W•tothe leoch Contemporary; 2 bdrm., Imm le pos5es5ion ; 3 ·owner. ' &Attractive l Br . Units nyoq Crest Eslfiltes. ~ frolllleachwalk lbathineacbunit.CI bdrms~ +den, 2 baths ; Broker 640 TAX SHELTER StepstoBayorCkean ~~~~ .a~i~h,; ~~r:!'• ~ Tree~! Trees! Huntington Beach's ma;t to town &. beach. with assumable loan. $75,000 ~stbluff, 2500SQ. n. lam. Invest and make a pro-Pri~~ B:elo~ ~•alrkcL , Newly decorated, shows elegant. Deligbtrully up· ocean view. Frplc. view home. next to park. fit! 8 Commercial busi· nncapa 8 Y new MacArtbfJr Blvd in like a dream. Pro·ced graded 2 bed rm yard. Xlnt conditlori. Best offer nr $83, ness rentals. On Newport 1213) 331~3 Corona del Mar, start.;..,.. T h 'lh 11 £th -000 ... '°'"A l ,..,. below rt-nlacemenl COS· own ousew1 a o e ._.. . , • .....,.......,. gen Blvd.CM . Liquidating. 22 UNITS al $66,900. Sales office & "" added t Be h alk ru•wu •sSOC:. d 1 --0 ts. Estat:e·like grounds, · ex ras ac '+' "" • c--c d _,_1 Low price $89,SOO Broker mo e> now pen . room for your boat. _has to orrer. 7 Pools. 2 11osN.C1tJ1Wy,t.aguna -r"""" OAt o....... 846-3928Eves546-0S21 Priced at only $:32,000. l-P~Hii;i;O~N~E~6'~l>6408i;;;;i;ii;i;'~iiiiii.J Forest of trees. Entry c I u ~houses and 494-1/177 Quplex, blk. to ocean. As Deluxe, beau,1ru11y up-Seller will carry back a1 Ill hall, 4 bdrms + den beaut1rully landscapedlliiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;i;;;;;iii;ii;i;;;;;;;;;;oj new. 3 BR. $89,509 • g2radbed,h2 bed1 r1oom. den, C do~I contract al 8% i1tercst *F .. U'l'A"rTIC area, hardwoocJ floors. l:rounds. Ca_ll Ceotul!' 211'. 5BR. &den, 2 blks. lo _Yi at s,' Pe. Shows LAMM -I O\·er 30 years. By appl. """E ;, brick fireplace, wood for more 1nformat1on, .... COME ocean.$67,SOO 11ke.amedode.l.Owhervery ..... 1700 only S .BR. 4 Ba, Authentic cabinetry. $43,000, 536-7542. " 4BR.canalfroot$65,900 mot.Ifft ·Best buy in••••••••••••••••••••••• oak cabinets, sun detk, 540-1720 Walt to Boal Canyon AlsoChoiceRenlall 675--~00•ylllm 0..1Woit 1 fllac9 , Spanish tiles, na,ural sacrifice! Four North End uniLs. 2STYA·frameW,OOO area .S63.~-1£ 1Q11a~I deluxelighting,ri~lwall shopping center and C.AYWOODREA.Ln •VISION toSHTW1! Pl...._.U.a CLASSIFIED p.pers & muoh m<>l'b + 2 TARBELL •• Divers Cove. Two I • Pr' ed d -r-.::= · 1 bdrm. apts. plu5 lw * 541-1290 * IC un er market at 752-14"20 REGULATIQHS BR Rental. Steps l<>the ·· R._~·LTORS ·REALTY $2J.SOO. 2 Bedroom. 1v.· 0400 -..n• "'"' .ERRORS: Advertisers water.' · l:A ~uSQOdios,, 2 garaaes. BY OWNER 3 br, l'h ha~ . bath. adult condo. Large should check thei.r ads . 752--0460 •ytil&f 29SS Hart>or Blvd. -· vacant. $47 ,000. Hbr. 2743 E . Cst Hwy rooms. Lath & plaster daily fi: report errors Real Estate High, Ensign. Marin(l"S. Coronadel Mar walls. All bltns. Pool & . EX CH"""' GE uoon. ~'r.~d;i~y •. ss!:e~ Colleae Park by MdlA.Y Thur. thru Sun 646-7843. spacious green area with 16 UNIT$ ON liability ror the lint in· • Mon. lhru Wed. MS-1Z7S lots of trees. See it today! tree sbelt~redi lane, for, correclinsertiooonl7. p 0 0 I + RESH OCEAN .All ~~~ONLY 1 FJ ~~losing cost. r«reation o°'-nted No. CANCELLATIONS : TUIN YOU OMt S.an Diego County. When killing•• ad be J • DMigbUu14 bdrm, 1ar1e - -·· -.!!!'!-UDO ISLAHD $l9 950 ff~"rr~~~IH. Rllr. ' ' ........ Kl-LL N•UrerontMBEo(R acuzz1 sep FR. FDR pk.is den. Ha' ve Charming 3 br, 2 ba, $1200 M :... y' . 2727E.CoaSflwy. 6'k VA loan. A5sume frplc. immed. occupan· l ·•C•+'a1111=-I••• · ov..... ou in ... given Yo\L by your •d f'.tl 950 5229 A I S82 500 • "" . her COS'5. Z BR, '2 BA, 67S-4:12 tab'r ••receipt or your .,.u, i va1u"e paetr ~40.Soo. ~ea'11 Clausft ..... Obia? ~er'/Ag.ent 673--6489 ·: , all bltns, ranee & oven, FIX UP cancell•tlon. This lrill 'l'P" He t to I I wood cab I t oumbermustbepresen-o~wr now,968-4456 lfao,You'~bi!exceedlna.-. .. . . 111: ••• ag n e s . 10 Units, COS(a ' ted by the advertiser In S •. :i :!.r ' _.J SAY HELL.O ly comfortable in the ex-· · . S t r ,e • .• • 11 • • r ~v=~~~~1;;~~::~~ Moderate rental ar~ae-::~' ca-!teor~pute. GC:n c·e TO.AGODIUY lra large r'oom5 of this BY OWNER West.cliff 4 ~~loy. conditioning. Private vacancy. Nearshopping 1 \ Save thoO'aan.dat 3,000 sq rt. huge pool & fresh, new 'home. The bdrm, 3 bath, family $40,950;~$44,950.. patios, completely &bus. CANCELLATJON OR • Beautiful home, park· Jacuzzi, rantaslic bmU$ m?'Jl modem. appliances, sl'""'Y· $89,000. 642--4519 · · fenced. Wall to wall c_,., '1,w•ld lzc" 1•n- CORRECT JON OF l~ .............. ~ ..................... ~.....i lo'ke lan•·can1ng, .~, I thick lUlb c•..-Ung &:• .:;"""=====-'=~ ,.,..... It ..,_. NEW AD BEFORE wt ....-11.1-rm. comp decorated. 1·-•· 341Ulll. wU...O A drps. Payments les ... ._.. lll-1761 RUNNJNG : CostaW... 1024 ·plants, bic stpQJ. with S"8 comtruC~on RE. dramatic.deaanwiUde-YACANT • ..... -., r. than rent. Call Vlllag., _______ .;..:.._;_;:_ Every effort Is made to ••••••••••••••••••••• fban.'c':.'t~ .. ~Jtart~. ·1~i b)' JJc.Vay.868-4i58 . light you, as wil~ the comer· 3 BR newly re (J.,.p(f lrrineAve) Gardens,839J832l.. ueW )dU er corTttl" • new ad ...... _ • creat ocean view! done. Mariner-School. 541..:...7223 n ""'lw been ordered, l ope"" log ma to shopping & bearb. l.ge. lot FHA/VA Irvin•·• sty. 2 br. 2 ba, 83'40'o '·oan ...... ran ... r•aran· 3 Bedrooms ~.·· b"•I --·r ..i:+ ....... la the price willl • Ii . i t ,, " II "'' • -LOOK! x.lnt t"'"m&. Let'• discusa ~l,OOO pa o. air, no man · ISM down on pa\rol 'teeto6osounU lhe•d Batbs, hardwood den area. m•l1lo/e -A.EM OwnerS31,9S0.844-4887. 'fr; hu appeared In the hoors, BLUE HAVEN firepl ace, ~plQO,\lli.. Jmt what you dreamed l:hem! .,.. • Covington4·pll'x'sncar ~ POOL. Large p a t io. ing,new~a Ls,dr•pel. o! .•. ocean air, cool 12G-FTustinAve.,N'.B. '1aperty 2000 SoulbCoasti'lar:a. '-. ..i A..~ 5 IJZO .,. ca.retree Condo. 3l·~"·"1· ..... -.111n.r:a..:.~--. REALTORS 642 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• P1rinclpalsonlyplea~e. DrME-.\-UNlliADS: ~wel_Street.$38,500. Bedrooms, .1•• bat•·. .U.1,;.t;J.SMu-~ • p~w I fl ,,_.. alrlctl R M CDr41e TARBELL ~ ·~ ~ .... WEllTCLIFF 14t8_..... I 2Zlltolh -~·· """•Id CMlllJ adv1:!bf m•ri •-"" 18 • 10 Hew~ ' Convenient to all s&oPP-•ff 28,..,, -u M.ariners Dr. S Br, poot ••••-•-•••••••••••••• last•L.....&.& •Auoc.. 642--.550 ...... ..,, one o( our of· ~-·-M~a ... _ 29 R"' .. LTORS r:pin'm· Aon~~mH• •• !!". ~· ,,_.::.:;.,;·.=~:......I r I -soo -· lkm. NO---... ord ........,... ._ .,.. ~ '"''" ..... 1 .,._, w/w cpts, l'J> c. •••· · Y&TS Pride of ownenbfpf Z2 • •" · .....-en. ...1.81 _..,.,..e.. r1 IAllUSTIM6 Byowner.1% contract.cl ~·· ,.,.~apartment UJ1\ ._•-Le~ Deadltne: 3 p .m . 2955HarllUI" vd. -·-•· " I u 12••1-•-DUPL&X.$29000 ' vv -•vn ftldu Oolltall of •. ,. 11• LuxuryCondooverloc:&· saeava . -'" . .,_.. •VAi a1 ' ill. me•lewlotiUoo. JJOSDllcota aa. 6 :12 --=: .oi OHl•OMLY I J.K11• Inc oe•••• for aal ~wtftdays. •l\'~~1 ~~ Complete tenant Cot .. Mtta ..,_..°'~· -~:;g.~·~~~ci;e:~>'!~~ •G~~~r1"4fl-.: 1e:;=.,don,J~~e:1•· U)IJ,D.QWN.Harbo~ew , ~s · ~:.Y~rr'':a':~~O You•rethewinneroe 'I'll~ OAlLY PILOT plll9 an income unit Upgraded•Br,28a, RUW• . 18tt$111 HoMea_. 38r Mo aoo. W.W~ ..... 'tax.'delerred ·eichante. 2tjdtelli.,lho J 111 •tf the rl&bt to your future security. quel floors. Atr,ium, ..., 497_1744 ~-~ ~~'!°· FEE. 11teVete!rt1R16pecl1lllt 1 lOWi~ flnandhl aval::· UCI t(OME ::;:~ ~:-;. ~n::'e~ Includes s olid built Frplc In Bea,.tlful M BY ()WNER tz9,SOO. 2bl\ er. . • ~·7m bit. Great taxtbelter. 2 , l~S'ITIALJ. l't1T11111l.W tucbante j!rm .• din/den hom~ Verde. 11p,aqo.~ }.H J i ba, 19071 Pauline. WATB DAMAGE OWNER Anxious ! Harbor s-tlL:• '• • I '~roo,Dl_'* 18·1.bld~ Cl.A~' • -" Uo eat loc·•o'on •-onl Killdeer Olrcll• -....ZllS ' and Yi Home•~• H-·,. • .. Low-uvw Y,ac.ncy f b 11 Nttt ~·:r..._• nr .-.. -• !i57-zsat. ,. · and sque•ltY rloQtt ew vv n ...... •••••••••••••••••••••• · H rr'I. (714 ) TS2:--4TOO · e r\lal')' , uns .--_, _, oce~n view. What a TKURS/FR14-fpm. ~!lDOU..HotisE 1 u ·" Please call 64.2--6678 ext ... ~tr=ISS i !O(l~.·=::1~1 'aVe.somcthlhlY.DUW &~%::1ia~~~.:..::~ ~=::CTn11•!.,~1~~~:1:.!! '~Tf~~~fk°~1 , Wnvl ,cornBI~· ,.fy •:111~c~~~ :~:J::.1 &t~; P.O••~. to'Sell?Clanlfiedad.ldo pl•ee•ntdlntheDAILY lberestolthe,tory.call Tennis courts, pool, ,1IJ() _. . l!'IJ • toll frea 1 nu.ll}~er1 Jt O.U -"-'n II. well -eo11 NOW ' PILOT Want Ads! Call 11"'1 Carpe\, Realton. joeuul. recreatloAatlla. 11. , ; < 5'11>-1220J, -a_..edAdl 642·56!8 6'2·5618. now -Ma.5678. 4!17-17et. BROKER 840-mQ. ... noil,..1 ') ~ . .; ••• -• 1 •• i' ·-' HollluU•fwws::l&lt1d U ...... ii alf 11c-. Pf'OMrN .2000..... u ':t"'""-• u....--u~ ........................... ·····~·············· ,_ Wednesday, February 12, 1975 DAILY PILOT ,,,._, .. ,, •• ~\~. M•H 111 ... .-~ ••·--~ L..L... •2_..... .a....__ A,www!t'tllfl 1~· ft! L-.,._.._.__,, •••·•••••••11• ,,._,,.__ ... ._ ••••••••••••••••-•••• ......-~ "·"' -r-• •• •'•Mi I~ AthtttiM .. M .,.•••••••••••••••••••• C....._,. Jl71 •••,•• •••••• ••••••••• •• •••••·•••••••••••••• lll•••t.,.. ,. ~ ' 1 JZO~ •••• ~ •• ~:.: •• .-.?~~~ New f bf:droom, 2 •tory •••••••••••••••••••••• G1R1r.. ' 370%G1Mrel · i 70 Brund new f fllJft , nc~ ••••••••• ,,~··•••••••• Vl:TER' ~me, Dfning rm le tarnl· On Sun Juan 1:11111 Gcfr .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• I.he beach In Aurttinl'-FREE •-.REE r • ~ 1 _,\NS !(.~ O.u•deaat. Compl Course. 2' br A den,' bll :e•ch.1$9700. f'irsl Yt •ProfesaionalStrvlc~ Doo't.-rent ••.. you cao tJpecl IJ. land-scapod. ~:l'h~u'h·. ~f,,,a;mpoo•~ FURNITURE RENTED" eprec lllon., •LA.HDILOltDS* ownapoml!!w\lhnodown MZS. mo. Call Heritage n.aw.r "H ... . payl'nent'l\ No p&yJllent ••JtorsM8-$NO. prvl1s . Adults only, -!'~:/•lo:_ ',4;.'::0~* ~~.~~ 1~!1 1~"/t~ UNIVERSITY Pack T..--$.100~.<3'1!<93-1 137. FOR UHFURMISHED ---::.....o.;;:r~;:;:.:::255~1-j C•llfoml~Largast ·' speclolisu lo v.etecan ~~c~-1 ~·~F ! lRP ! 1\l:• c..;..,.,a,,1 ,APARTMENTS .... .-:.·s.'-·· ._ •Relttal rite!• bou.linJI. A.all toe: v...... Comm • Pool~$. mo. . U.fi ... .::: nu At . Abbey Rent6 Furniture. vou can lfa l1wol Uofunollhed Aparimeot Uofmoishod •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cot(v M~se ~4 Cosio M•so l 8 Z4 ....................... _.,.., ............... . tlAcJENDA DE'MtsA '160W. Wll~n . C.Af ,...,. fBeaulirul Grounds ~Z 1· Adults -No Pet.:s. !f rminutet to oce-"i:i· ' (! PIHECREEK UVES UP TO ITS MAME 210;;; •=oa 1 :WRY h~~~.n;ar8~ec:::1~;~~~Y1~n~i~;·;~r..,';556:;:;. ;;;-77:7~'-·_ .. _u_j;;""'~~'~,.,.~-~;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j';·~·~·~·~:';·;·~··~·~·~·;·;·;·;··;·~·~·;·;· tum.ish a 1·bedroom apar1me1wlt for as Newport a.Oc.h ~tesa sieo. 2 Br NewJ>Oril *WANTED* little as $35.00 per month. Youarettiie~inne.rof Blacb ll~. 2 8r _Jiwit· Renti!prop.Ownera 2BR.tBa ........... $310 •Rent as much or as "little as you 2tlcket!f to l~e lnC011 Beach, blle to f'JJf ¥"rmtSery. 2 BR. 2 Ba.·········· S3&5 ·w ant ••• on a monthly basis. Uraa l BR $1,:; .• Ga5 WaterVae .• Orap~rics 'tarpetf, 11us he at, ~<tl! stove,. air conditioning, swtmmtor pool. rec. toOQl~-a ets & dr rs. MID it#.NUH VILLAGE t Bedroom Ove' SOO tall trt~;1111I Ill I stre•1irs with """''at.crfall; ---•--..,. • t•r.tutt: i.t r('lilXll~ sclt1nl! UCI HOME be~ch. Vacant 1 Br horu Free, Ren al . One Corp. 3 BR .2 Ba ••• ·· •. $4~/450 ea ty mpany •A Jl rent, a·pp lltis toward purchase. IASKETl•LL ranch. $150. ut1l pd. AC\. ~r~."556-491 1 3BR,2ba,fam .••... $475 SA.HT"'......... -o...;..,.,,_ t t d 1· A f'ee.9J9 0430 R • , R It AA"A •n umP, cour eous e 1very. GI.Ml· EASTSTOE 3 Br, 1 ea, 3f$0f $ 83 QfS VS ED BR l 'C,K S •()(flee furniture. , 1-~ebruary 22, 1975 ALA UNtAI.S frplc, screened patio, CALL 133-1600 CllARM. 3 Bedroom. •Decorator-trained consuJtan~ Please call 642·~78, ext ""'YOIC\Alin.,. ·~ encl yard. 366 E. 19th St. bath condominium n •Move and Abbey moves with you. 333 to claim you 1 128:1.Nopets.547_6791 poet & shoppiiag. Tickets. !North CoWlty f . l~it-MOU.a Lagt1Rah0clt 32•1 $295 {Mo . Sub:m.i •WeAlsoSell toll free number i I l N'TS. Duplex,~ hr, smal! rn ••••••••••••••;•••••••• chUdrcn&pets. (Ml91 ' 'fldt011rrooml.-OshowrOOftllat M0-1220J . ~ -----"»uKS. : yd. No singles. 1 ch1ldok 3 Br, 2 Ba CONDO. bJtns, Jeanne Newman lf21-Horbor ll'f'd.. C0tt9Mesa "" NIWP<MT~tAY,c.M.~2.&KJ ':t :O$~~:a~n~~t~9~~ P•tlo pools, outside 642-8235 o·rCall(714)645-47'72 f' O U A. p L F. x c . M . We service the bea«:h~. FUilerton. 642--0&7 m 8 1 n t • $ 2 8 5 m 0 · . Ali ABBEY RENTS 2-3BR. 111 .. ba, with as-Huntington to LirgnnF& 642~1334. NrSA Fwy, lrY1ne-2sty, p.,,, ....,_.....,.,..... sumable V./\. Joun ,,..,ill inland Orange County. 2 Br. Crpts. drps. range & WIDE . ocean views, lge br .. 2 ba, patio, air; rvru"' 1 \,ll'"'R; 1nake ror u good in-Lar~esl selection of ren-l''a;;her. Nr lihopping. Qt 1&2 Brs, cust. twnhse, · matnt.5295.644-4887. vestmt. $67,SOO. lals 1~theArea. neighborhood. -$225. ceilnfi!!,'frplc, pool&-spa. Yeager ltealty 55i-6lTl Bach s for students . 646-3109. Estate living! Nr. bch & fownlitou1e/ 2 ~roorn & Deo 1 i.Bedrooms '' 2 Bed.room Townh!;t· I 2400 Hf1rbor Blvd, l!osta Meta (ft-t> 557- Porlc·Llko· ror your !.p;1t't1Jus new I or 2-bed1:tiln\ 11p;1•·t - m t! n 1.. f.'~m $1 9~. 1''urnHurf• ;1 lluhlt!.. - t1cc 011en :I tu Ii J, 2300 Fa1r\'Jl',,..1 Hd ('os"l'"ll ~1csu. i'h1•nc ~5-~Jl.IU S.rro•din41 RF.l)lJt'l-:IJ rt·nl for i.11· DELUXE 1,"t& 3 hr Apts 1tulll'" 1Jy,•n!>l.111 -.. '.I Iii·.~ Also Furr\. Bachelo1· h~1. !>tlag <·pt . fam. 11111L. Pvt Patios -1 ltil Pool n~ ,.x·L ... !HU·+i7.')21 ~1:1 ti!J:i... Nr.Shop'g -Adlt"Only - Marti I • t l~tnc I·: :! 111 . ~18.'", '"". n que AP ~' Ill'-#• J)a111t , ;.t\. r(•ll'l1-t. ln7SanlaAnuAvc:C!'.l.j 1·hild ()h., nµt·11 ~UJ7 r> Mgr Apt 113 G46-).'rl1 \ H ,1 ti l' 1 rn s 1 19~ 17C:l Cll ~,Ht;J • ~ f-salt .1 Brs couples & sing I~ • on leach 32:40 s hoppi.ng. $325 to S600 mo Unfunl l525 Costa Mn.-3724 . Unfwnl·.._. -. -2200 2.3,4 & 5 Br homes for , Incl ut1I 494--46.53 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .., .... •ngl· & r m11 · 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Marina Pac1'f1'c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., . ·' a leS, a. 1-.... MISSION Viejo area. pr1ces ..... ,ALs-HOFH 2BDHouse,Zbloclcafrom r-1ountain Vie"" CasadeOro VILLAS 'I' . '.a :it Sult• l Br. <..J;!O, 111rl ti! 1 I 1, 11 I! '.:H >-'Ve:( Isl l.1:-l, 1·l1•,111 d1lp COSTA ME<P' Callu•orcomeby 2BR,2BAupt$200 ocean . North end . Townhouse.Custom2,6r, T 3802 1 iJl°A AU'REMT4L.S 2 BR+ pool, $225 494--9502. eves. 2 ba; air. $290. !>44_1041_ ALL U JLITIES PAID ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand New Custon1 ApL ... _ BUILDERS SPECIAL ,42• "JIJ 3 BR+ fam rm, $.175 . Comparebefor~ you rent Delux 3 BR - 2 BA wit BACH-1BR·2Bll . Plans for 10 Uno' ls go wl'"'-:--::---::---:~-"--'-'-"---2Story 4 BR. FR, $450 lGgllft• Hlls 3250 Custom d~s1gned fireplace, patio, built-in bnve by l \10 V1eloria Dana Point 3826 this 6S'x290' lot. $49 . .500.u•1... 1st& last monlh rent ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.aexes Unfsft 3600 . Fea_tur1ng: . . appliances, carpeting, •OPEN SAT /SUN • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 800sq.ft.office 3Br. 2ba Condo. bltns, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •_Spac1~s k1_tchenw1lh1n -drapes, two car a.11.rage. 645-ti l71 · NEW 'tlt•luxe u1>t :-.. 1 M1· -SZ-0460 anytir. YEAllLY 3 br , •2 ba, nr. in prime Joe a ti on. wall-to-wall cpt, dbl gar. NEW. elegant, large (1 direct hgh~n.g. Ve~ convenient locali~;;1 .... ~~~~~~~~~~1 Sll:l:"l 2 Br•:? B;i S2Stl & up b I.' u c h . S 3 9 5 m 0 . Red Carpet, Rtialtor.; S275. Call 673-1221 or sq rt~ duplex. 2 Br, 2 Ba, •Sepa ra~e din g area near So. Coast Pia~~-Opt•n Sal & Sun 1 ~ ·• 842-5543 846-2244. walk-in closets't Dining, •Ho.me-like s.torage Avail. for immediate OC· lean Eastside 2 Br. Will J 3 7 8 I l\I •1 r 1 a n 11 ,, . 213----693-2645. 675--9173 frp lc, plush carpeting, •Private patios cup an c y _ SJOO / mo. consider child or s ml pct. -ioo tlH:?O wkJldS. GREAT 4 bed rm, 2'h ba, LAGUNA 1-:llLLS-loYe\y pvt y acd, db I encl. -Closed garage w /storag• 962 •118 $195 548---0844 ~ b d M -o ' . -----..!. _ NE1':U Spaet··• :~(•v.• l;.· ' fam area & patio, 2 car .., e rm , 2"' b a, garage. 4 blks to beach.• arblepullman -· -Charming cottage sm ·2 br. l · ba, stove. r efrig, ul1\. $235. No pels. Rt!f's. 644-0997 eves. gar. $375 . per mo. Town house. Japanese 5320 per mo 514 1si.hSt •Kingsil.eBdrms Island '3806 d br~ Den 2 ba dµI:-. pvl 962--4471 ask for Keith modern decor. No pets OI Ht~. Bch. (7.14 )536-1722 •Pool -Barbeques -sur-••••••••••••••••••••••• • llYUf(flf(W,Olff(OSJAilSA del' k Gar o ct• a II \'\>.• children. $230. mo. '+ or 5Jli~8256 rounded w/plush lndscpg 2 Br. Ground fir. yearl · ~J~ns8:01ilc ~~r ~u 11 1'1 I I harp 2 bed rm , duplex. util. lst & last. 549--8655. · Ad ults -No pets rl!nlal. frpl, shr. gar, ........ _ .L Obie gar. $235. mo. Isl& NWPT SCH.'.: BH . 2 Ba, l BORMF'Urn. 5215. 644-9279 1ast.NrparkS,schools&L'9'maH19Ml 32:52: Jlas everything. N r 2BDRMFurn.S245. l-'-'-'---'-=------1 beach. AS:k tor Ann or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean, tennis & olympic 36SW. Wi1son642·1971 fboaPeninsuia 3807 Vir!inia. SECLUDED.Spae.4br.~ pool. $295. yrly lse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J, • • • • ba.., mrbl. frpl + man) 642-3573 2035 Fullerton, CM DELUXE 2 br Condo. '· ' xtras. $475. lst & last .. 1 h Fu 1 BR Fu 2 I I ,.,~ E. Oceanfront. sub·prkg, L.. Realty Company ·4471 r.i_• 495-1709 .... pew ·Men "' rn, rg cos""~• 2300 H"'PPl~ISS IS _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• queen size bed, priv. elevator, sec. gates. $3.50.' Distinctive Adult Apartments IJ\1'.\1 1\CUl.A"~t;• ::-! hr I b<1. crpts. dfpl!. 'utll 11rl 5190 1 mo 586 5478 HuntinCJfon Be a ch 38;40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \;••••••••••••••••••••• ...., " Ml sl Vi • <l · ' t 1 Yearly. Avail immcd. tmmaculale i bedroom LARGE Fed yd, 3 BR, 2 s on ero 3267 ress1ng rm, ex ra rg 8.'.18-3094.997 _8382 •Hach<'lor,l &:itHdr"'. 0 8 J L E i-1ome Pk . 2 bath w/otean view & Ba. w/w crptg, bl~ns,•••••••••••••••••••••••lalboalslond _3706 roo m s . enc l . gari.:=..:.:.:c:.c.:.:......:::=--1 •'l'cnni .. f:uu•ll<-Nfll'l.ilr.d N L A f ' ;B r idgeport . 'I' rade private beach'. $69S /Mo., w_alk to Schools. Pets, 3 Br. 2 B.11. l'h yrold. 1 y1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::~~g~-Adults only, EANFRON'I' Yrly, ·::;;;\~~=titt111IM:1 ... fll ew Ulll~ p S t!o.~onoaoa~cqa .. 'eoorv C10~ •. ~ardcningincluded . Bet· s in g l es O .K . $295. lease, 53:50 mo. Front& 2 BR Furn Apt, Yearly. --br. 2 ba., t l br .. frpl-, r,r.r • .-... 1 •• 1no.t'u•111M"~" Walk to bCac · 2 & 3 •"a Ion , c.·90704 "' ........ ty Kerr. 644---6200 IMZI l 968-4967 Back yd 1n. 892 -1219 S'26S. mo. Salisbury Real· Oft •-ach ,740 Jb~lt~n~'~· ~c~~~·~··~·~d~c=p~sj·~~1;"~"~'~-1~1C~·"~"~-I~"¥"'~"';~ bc<lrms, fircplaecs. dhl1· o• -~ 675 1536 garagt'. C.:hdd1·1.·11 & !)':ts ---HEAR OCEAN J Oft, 2"7 b.a., new deluxe Newporl leoch 3269 ty, 673-ii900 •••••••••••••••••••••• --a cc c pt ed. ,\ ,., f ~ t' f4D1=0 Dl'Mrl, 2400 ~NS Sl-IOPP I NG . 2 2100 sq. ft. 2-sty. 4911 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAU&T 1 B5r h.~rn apls apistrano8eochl818 hB~·a\>b~~~~~1 ~·1~r~s 'n\1~-~-3221 n..:1-· Prop~rty e _ room , l ball\, Pearce. nr . 1-iun t . COND02br 2,r.i ba poo1 laaboaPeninsula 3707 S165 Sl75 pan_1shStyle ••••••••••••••••••••'•• 846_7129. · l\1 <1na~l'mcnt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /f1rcplacc. S275 /Mo. 1-fcirbour. $450t.tonlh bltns w1tsh';dry g~.-11 '••••••••••••••••••••••• bldg. pvt. encl gar., pool,[DUPLEX 3 Br 2 ~a _..__ 1 ---I "!~!!!'--.............. -• BIG BEAR home ror rent. lease ..• Belle .Chaso Lt.-e 846--4938 840-1165 pets. '615-~1188 ' · Steps to ocean or Bay sauna, lndry. adlts. 17301 bllns, lge· yard'. ocea' MOVE in Bonus~-$75. t·<1sh --- Avail. D<.ii/y / Wt!('kJy / 644-62001~122J · Attr. 1 Br. Sl55 mo.1128 Keclson Ln I blk W. of view.$275:642-1155 ,,,, allow. to qual. tcn~uns. QU1\IN'I" s('.;1siU1.· 2 Hr Mo. 979-12:W hr condo $230 /mo. FA, WESTCL!fo'F cozy 3 Br, 2 w. Balboa Blvd. Be a c h off SI ate r while upl(radcd fXl. Lg_ 1 w1Sp<.1111sh 111·t·ht·:; & 10· of C 4 BR S of Hw y S450 AC. OW, pool + more. Ba home. Patio & yd. Nr. --842-7S41S orona del Mar 3822 br apt. ShaM C!ll. '!las ht & eeihni.: Hel\Jr~i~hecl 111. g:tplrty aunty 3 i{R &cits lip S450 ~v~1~/s.!6 :..._2~~. h n • scbools. S..150. 646 -2389 Cheerful & Clean 2 Br Apt . BACHELOR $ 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• ra nges. Pool. \\'alk to tc rior \\' li::c nl·\v ki1 2550 3BRTownhouse$475 JSR 28. DUPLE . Sund~kClo_se toBch ts llef bl ltS d~0 DUPLEXSoofHwy,2Br, shop'g.Sl55toiil70.\\o1r. S235.Vldpd.53li 47711 ' • RR CD'tr· KIDS k 2 B d 1 · .a X.has Shopp1ng.W1nter&Sum-pe ·. 13 e. sea iy 1 Ba Adults. no pets. pd . No pe"t s 1887 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 " tnest$750 o r px, gar. everyth1n~. Nr._ ocean, nit·ravail.673·0236. cmp\.adtt.536-7947 Frplc. p11tio w/garagc. Monrovia5'48·9743 LL'IXUH'i' .... c:1s 1dt• I Br LUXURY 3000 Sci. 1'"t . JBHLr!ls~'frlS850 wuterpd.'$185. tennis & olymp1c pool ----------c. . . $300675----3616 pvt p:.irking v. lull Condom in I u nl t n ___ 67~ -7225 Bk r. Kids & pets ok. 2 Br. {ncd S295. yrly lsc 642 -3573 BALiOA IHH harming Stud1o!cond~,I . CHILDll:EN OK :)"Cl'tn·it\" '.'\c\1 ltlll.'t"lor 1 t'f 1 S L . R yd. gar. Private. $245 nr beach. Frpl, JaCUTLI. 2 BR AP'f SO f H " ...,, fr""lc. S2tkJ ·rwo ulll >eau 1 U un UIS t'Y L(i mod duplex 3 br. 2 bu. Private home kids & 2 CONDO. JHr, 21 ~ Ba. Xlnl l Br a pts. equipped S215 mo. 213-596-9479 · · 0 wy, Lge 2 Br S17u: 3 Br 1 1 ~ B<i '' ~wns. 3 plu:;h tJedroom nr bt•h. 603 HeJi:onia. SJ'IS. Br. gar, 8260. cond . Neu r Be a ch . kitchens. Unique \oc. "'~lk to bch, adults. S240. S190. Duplex & 4·plex. 2 vcl 5:11; ·17711 ~wtes. Poo1ne11thy Uolf 554.~J /8a4 ·1720 M--Frl 9 ,09 Leas•.""-l·l60. Wint~ rates. by wk or~1EN . small beach hole!. 642 -5953 8 tn 5 wkdys; pools, t.~pls. d•·"s. , 1 • t . I R d ~-' -..y ., .. ' .. ...... R _._ 673 3983/645 9399 ,_, 1-:x1·n,\ gc ~Br.:! HOJ. di\: ""enn1s c~e. l' uc""'"'1----~ Sat -•·,n gtoS -mo.675-8740 oomsS21.SOweea. . ..,.pts - . -· cv 548-7911 I S85 000 r · k I ' UTIL '.,,,I B d J ~ & "•knds -1~l(Jl..,11lt.• :.i 11t nr hth \dlt. o . or qu1c · sa e. . ,...... r up ex, pct:. HOMEA .... DERS NWPT Shores. nt:wer 2br. i95. mo. 536-7056 -=-~·-==~--'------1 CaltSE'fTLE Ht-:ALTY. nk, >Aalk to ocean in " den, pool /tenn priv'gs 1Doortobeach.2 Br.yi l> •-ach R. NEW !>.o.rrv ... 1,10 Pt'I :_. ::;Jii !"I. Vista . Jungll'. 5195. •642-9900• nrbcll i350 646 _22 18 ' S25(). mo. Now til Jun( WC" 3748 2 U • adults. pool, frpl. n S:M-i li.lli¥ 714 /724 -7177 ~1on -Fri 9to9 · · --27th $200. mo. Adults nc ••••••••••••••••••••••• pcls. yr lse, nr bch., • • • --~ ------1 S&t -Sun ;Jto5 Br. 2 Ba, cpts. drps DOVER SHOR!S pcts.673-6640 , IOCEANFRONT2 Br Ut1\. S!20-S230 673-=--9152 '· I ~ WALK TO BE A CH ~c:;;.':.~:arrns, 2700 HOMEFINDERS thruout .~~~~· • 110•1A Y VIEW• BEAClt. Pier tBr. ut1:1 ~~~·49~~1~~ 6115 So or llwy, 2 br, den. 2 ba, ~... "R~ \iPTS Rea~TI~~~~~: ~!!D '>&J •••••••••••••••••••••••! •642-9900• 4 Br. 411'2 &. d1n1ng rm. pd S200. Adlts. 303 1:.1 • 'I all bltns, frpl, sund~k f l·t.O A Br rrplc · hltn~' <.11,. 1 ----"PARKUNG 3 Br. 2 Ba , lge ram1ly rm. 3 frµlcs Edgewater 1-871 -2866 I gar softwtr .. gardnr 1n. h · "': · · Hors~Ranch CostaMt"sa 3224 ram rm . tpl!I. drps. s uper brick patio &-· --· jcl"d .Afl5675-8257S375 Ukeliving1ni}WeSll•rn v.ashers,tt:-ir g ar.~~~·· $41 750 1••••••••••••••••••••••• hltns. '300. RED CPT landscape 4000 sq ft ex YEARLY bach apt S120 OCEAN FRONT / 1 wovie s~t! Old Wes t s.u_nd._;t.:,~s . 1'ioni "'-':'· ,. h ' ld J betlrouni built·in R LT RS Ar I en e ce home on•bluff S975 I \l.'1nter Sl55 summer. in! For Lease-Sa1e-Tr;.idc :-.l ewly Redecoratl!d flavor "'Ith city shck , 5.JI, 2.5• .!" ~1g t te"~ j J cus~m 1 fircpl<i t't' ·l'pts drp:· 800-IJ51 ' mo 645 -61n '! t·I u!Jl No pets. 675-58<AI South Laguna -Ex I ·· ·122 Larkspur Jbr. 2ba. features. Pool, eomplett' WALK TO BEACH ome en ro.. a r co l·I dbl ' · · · Broker no fee elus ive. Private & Plush I S325. 2br, tb:L sz55.gisl ~itcflen with refrigerator · t.... 11oned 3 Ddrn1. + fam1 1 c c:ir garage $21 '"""' 3244 500ST. Andrews Rd . 2 Ur. ' I JBr , 2Ba End Apt A 11 w I garage. 1nc\Wall to "'ail lush Delu x 2 H'.·· t·pt-; C,11 1~· ly.ZonedforhorSl'S Cull ~r month F'rce Rental ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28a.li\·rm .dinrm kit CoronadelMar 3722 w /PanoramicViewfrom 644-6800/644-7326 car ting AduJt.a Iv hltn ... ,gar 10515thSt vr Bkr. Sel '"1 1c1,·. Walker & gar. S290. Ap,ply at o'rfic~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expans 1Yt: Sundeck 2 l• ~o els ALLt iii \;,; 217 l6thSL 8-.l t -:l\J."i7 ! · tcii .state 6.46 -7711 1 ~ M · 381,t ., . ' ~ · • 963-4543 J Open t'vcs · * REHTALS * 600StAndrew.s Rd. BACHELOR. nicely de j Prk·g s paces w /atten-. ~· RigPlt no~· & onl ry I Br. 51 ~5 \lluft..; .. ~r ----------, ' · · UNIV. PAnL· t·orated, 2 blks to Tenni~ dant. 24 hr secu•;ty. •••••••••• ••••••••••{• fewa'Vailable. • p · I """" ' f at•1f1e ll osp . 1 blk NI Estate I S275.28R.2BA. 2 BR lbalh S325 HAllORVIEW & Shop'g. S150. mo! Elevators to Pool & • l'mS9XV, 1 1939WA.L :;;hoi>·g· cn t 1 l.: hu:.. Wanted 2900 2011Maple 3BH'.2ba. KIDSWELCOME 673-7245or673-9403 I Beach. . ..Jw"oY•.._s'Old· 1 642 7458 842 .1R58 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '194 -1719 THE TERRACE ~ Call Sue Conner I' ..-.,..- lt-2 LOTS wanted. Coron:il , 2BR.2Ba. $335 / Great Joe. near pool & IBR5l8S/S:220 .w lg?ragc1 556-0770or67S·516J LOqlc~efU•At 1 -IJ\11LF.F'KOl\tBt-::ACll! del Martir Costa J\tesa. MESAde\Mar4br,2ba, 3BR 2Ba tennis. 3 BR , Fam-rm. Beaut. view. Uti1 pd , LA A ~ r .. , Deluxel&J BRapl!> ·Call Warmingten1 frplc.grnhse.5400.Avail wALNlrTSQUARE Sharp! i-175. mo. Two to Adlts.nopets.673-4940 !Ne>wportleacll 3769 M i...;. AA.nS LI VE I NAF()JlES~T Bo:it&Campcr parking Brothers, 673--0930 ~1ar. 1. 581 -ICM5. BR B choose from. , . !~;••••••••••••••••••••• 1 77sScoa..P C"e. CM 1 Br Sl85 2 Br $205. Gas Some· frplcs Si85·S310 3 ;:2RT· OC 752~460 Dftytilln! 1 RR O\Cr gar, uttl iXfOYNAMtC Lg. oceanfrnt. 642-2007 & watl'r pd Adulli nQ Phon('846-iil:l9 u LE R K 8200. red shag, no pell 3 br 2 ba Yrly S400 day Adult-Nope\:....oshwhr' I pets 114 E ,20th' c~f LOTS WANTED MewfvDecoroted JBR.G2R~ENTR~i5 / 433'::!1ris.644--4340 646...:..7103.'eve673-z5as Shag c rpf-Closcd , s.is-.4>lJ7or&iy---<1o95' · 3Br. 2ha ,\pt at 519 FAIRLANEGAROENS • garage.Gas BBQ. · . , • Alabam+ CaU 9'J5----000.1 CASH F0R'YOUR 2B R-Sl99. 846-687: 5 BR.Jf~RFI ELD Costa Mesa 3724 \S29.95 WK UP. I Bdr. 2 ~· Gas&waterpd-Pool [k:RG l Br, bltns. ,cl sh\\'hr, or531i 1~08t·ves . o .C. Lo·r. 752-0.160 --. 1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Bach. Color TV. maid . I' adu~ts/no pets. ~l -IU n1u. --1 , --------------KIDS & pets ok. 2 llr. 3RR.2"-:! Ba. $4 . serv. pool. 1"1·1E J\o1ESAN£W 2 Br1 s pac11Jus. CaJl645---42"Jl DcluXl' 2 hr "''frpl. cnl'I SERIOUS Buyer· Single gara~c. fncd yd. Sl75. CORONA DEL M1\R $30 WEEK & UP ! 41S N. Newport Bl, NB. Garage. No pets. S215. ·) ----1 gar, D,W, ball·, pet:-; & or l\t ulliple Rcs1dent1al. Rrokcr Fee 2 Bttrms. 2 baths . •$6.60 Night & Up j 646-9681 675-1849 NEW spacious 3 br. 2 ba. I kid• OK. 536-1542 Principal only 675--0215 \Yorkshop. fncd yd. 2 br. CHI~A COVE •Studio& 1 BR Apts f, Pvt' yd. rrplc, dbl ~ar. l'\o --~--------, dbl. ~ar, kids pets S22S 3 Bdrms. 3 ba .. rurnistted •TV & rttaid Scrv Avail 0 ~ nfront. ~undc't:k . WE WILL •SELI, Y.OUR! Mo\'C today. kids & pets ~.Monti\ to Month •Phone$erv.Htdpool 2 br, b\(ns. nc\v HOME for 4', C:Ol\1 ·1 ok.2brdplxSl85. NEWPORTCREST •Children&PetSection P*°. lndr~. patio.<! MISSION . 9 Or:.inge Mon-Fri 910 38R.21.'2 ~1f.furn. •SS.offweeksrcntw/ad r i;hops, 51!l8 County Mult.iplc Lis_tinf(I S.at -Su~ 9 \.o CALL 552-7500 2376.Newport Blvd, CM aby ok; 5:J6 -2i:11 Boa~~s avallablc-1f it HOMEFIHDEIS •VISION• 548·97S.Sor&45·3967 RES'f AP1'S. c,;le qualifies. Free consults· SPYGL SS OcV tiOll & estimate -Realtor •642-9900• A. u 4 br, ~ICE I Br dplx. Quiet each. All ulil. 1KI 2991 N b ---I REAL TY F'/R. DIR & pooltbl . $875. Se P . b Y garages Bdrms. 642 --um er one I Br w/dressing room.! mo. 644 -1791 f642 -8235 1-:mployed adlt over 35 • • • • • for JO years. Sl40. per month. I A Red Hill Company No pets 548-1.021 . )' I I u nl Uch Rfttals I .YIK-l867 liniv. Park Center 3 Bedroom home located 3 & I Bdrin s ••••••••••••••••••"••• : Crvine in Spy~la~s Hill. V1lla.1?-e SUSCASITAS u--•Fumlshed 2 Br duplex. crpl,, dcps, of 1-fartwur View. 1'~an-M ' N 1, ,1 ~ 1nutes t.o ewpor ropcrly" i;n1J_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns, gar. i:;ncl. patio. lastic view of mountains Beach, bachelor & 1 8 -131 ! , No r·.,.c No pets I child ok. $195. •4 BR. 2 'Ba, ~\. Nr. & lites from master ----- UC' h •~s furn. Adults no pets. 211 ~ + i mo.646-3786;545--0760 ,.N)".S opp1ng.,,.,, ·suite . living room.I ZOll0 1\PTS G1•1rcll 3102 [ 8.13~4eves . formal dining room & NewPo(tBl.CM. 8234AUanta ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent or lease $310 to $325.1 k"t h l · t BJ WALKtobe.c h, l Bc$110. 3 Br. 2 ba. lrg kit, LARGE 3 br, 2 ba, Univ. t c en. ~uxurx appo1n -NEW large batbelor t Pri v. ~ar, p k f 1 1 d ments. With this home Drive by 1110 Victoria v.:_1 s her. dr \'er. util pd Newport Beach. bre~tkfast bar & din rm. ~ ~ • r P • "8 u te you will receive the keys 548--4081 be:ich. 535--03Jt; $115. vacant mobile. Crpl. drps. d /w, bltns,j <"eil g. n r rec. center. to private tennis court, -r - CostaMe:;;u.Alsovacant frplc . Upstairs un· $42S.S47-7044/S52--00SS pool. & jacuzzi. OnlySTUNNINO 1 br $32.">fi 80 ***PQOL •,. ., 1 fu111o rU11furn I hr house , can kl!ep finished f11m rm. Cov'd steps from your frorit Gard,enapt P_,gol. rec. IUCHYEARLY 3 DR aptiS215 1n 'adult1 F2~1 a • ._lar~e ~ ~r , -IJ~, 3 Ud1111 I '~ Ra. ~IU. horse, Sl50. util pd. Agt. J)alio. Blockwall front & door. $525 per n1 onlh. room: ~180. 710 W. IKth 3 h 2 ha 5lst sV.••oo section Teenagers ok. buil~~~ i:J(Jc[."'1-£~ &'i Nc1'' 2 l.lclrm. 2 B:_i , !275. Fee.979-S430 1rear.2Cargar.Newport Ca11644-4687 St · '<r. . ... 1 Elm Garden Apls i s · ~-,i.:ood lull \1 \01.:at11111 -, &:S.D. F'rwy.545-76Jlor · mo 643-1596 /494 -2852 642 3645 ·· tWG-1181 1 "'"• _ Owncr .675~Gl:\ lcrlboa Island 3106 n >74'-'728. WEST BEACH ycly SJS0.2 GIG• .,TIC z IR I I i -· ~--~ •••••••••••••••••4'•••••1 &r frplc drps c ptd d/w ~" ,SanCfemente 377612 DR deluxe studio. ut1l~et Eas Side !:!Br. ·!2 Br .l·h1hto\Q15150n10.~:-t 2 Br.1 Ba. bltns. frpl c. tol •,,,.... ""Reall~Company workinM ad Its !213) $195 . lt a u!"derpr1ccd.l••••••••••••••••••••••·1 pd Bltns,"trpts. pooL lt~ove, gar, yard. ~I .. O! last Ciolli.." lo schp<Jjs. 617•75. ..-, 1 Hwtett Mill..-$450 MONTH 696_sseo Cle 1 an. T~at s 1 why 1 th1sl STON~"S Throw to beach. s 1 90 .1 197 fl 1\1 a p I e . h1ldren. $185. G73 1. I 96R 1931 ' 675-7673 2228 Anall f J Bedrooms. 2~ bath.-s -up . won l a~t ong. sharp & clean I hr. Sl95.~645--scn9or64S-5647 I em packtocatloninbettutlfulNEWPORT ltgts 1 Br J>ur1f1ed waler incl. Lots Seel\fgr.athouse bebind ' d/l"Q £\·~ f)'C ~Q. llllboa Pettinula l f 07 Cott• Ml'ta Irvine. iM20J , duplex.st,v & ref. $135, of green la')Wns, cov~ apt. at 254 y.;. Estalones lassif1ed Ad! P hone P\!:a \\.ci\.t -~ P<J" ;J • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vo~ u~e t he winner_ of Emmet ttcKune . P,1on-Frl .. 9 to9 ~rages . Off-street park· 492---6518 · 642·5678 today! Oceanfront. SBr, 3bll, rul· ,il tickets lo Uie fi44-'200 . Sat-&n ~ 9 to5 11\g Adults. Tio pets. That Intriguing Wo Game with a Chuckle ly equipt, avail until UCI HOME · · HOMEFIMDERS F\Jllerton Ave. (1 blk E !costo Mesa 3724 Costa Mesa 372 ,.., '°'CLAY"· f'OU~N ------ June. $SOO mo. 673 -5410. II IASICETIALL It . •642-9900• or Newport Ave. 1 blk S j···~··••••••~••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 9 1_.,,199 ~ •' 11wi .. h ,1... GAME T,!fENTE 2RbAC2EbUrnov1 lofllayl.642-8690 1 lcM':'"to..a:-f:~!ftP~rbe , L.,... ac ~-rik ew r, 8 • rp.3BR,2Ba,Fam-rm nr I AMBASSADOR 'INN ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• F'ebruary2Z. 1975 .. ~ust , ct~a,. 2 patios, H bo H ' L e d ~"..en LOVELY extra lg I hr. I l -r.. / ood f Please c.all 642 -5678 ext &40--f;W • ar r 1· g Y · """"'· 1 very clean no ~ts SlHS • R· £ f R 0 G l -, I BR or tM!rson w g 1333 to c laim y~,, mo Waterpd 64.2-3494 j 1004 El. Cl.lmlno ; B"'NO ll[W '1 I I /' I I' I J emplyml record , N CH·• nMl' 'BR ·1 M 494-8170 I Tu:ket!I ! orth Cou \~· Z ' 2 Ba ORIG. Bluffs, Water£ront-I 5'16~704 j I . 1011 rree number Iii Tel".tacej_Townhouse. Privacy 2 Bd · 2 Ba · !LARGE . B d"I • • ·.~.::.~w~~~ $ 2 9 5 Q& UP J Mewport leach l I 69 540-12201 S:WO mo. M4-91Al D.R. tiO' Patio on .boy, l11ri'. $145 n:o r U~il "'pdts only I ·-r·-- -I U k. A Q E t ••••••.••••••••••••••••• • • • () I "" p ~ G occ. <2131 331-8444 Ce . . • ...-, ........ ":I ....... -.... ,I I' I r;r II *-OR 2 Ba Q 1 ti l' nvers1...,. ar .. , ree nter.$48-ri397\ _._ , --~--_ _ _ _ _ I ZN cli"ld • ue f8~-E/"lde4br.2ba,cor.1ot. treeLh.~ibr,2ba .CI CftWMlllff 3276 I ' o ~~;~r pc s. . tnt:'d, crpt.S, d!"PI.' ~. to'iChls & parks. Form •••••••••••••••••••••• Easlsid~. ur~. 1-bdl"m. ....,...,..,...... SwtkW..-4 r ~ 0 y S 0 H I•' ' mo. 657--3179, mdl. ~>1Vac. *'™1mor upt, N N•~ly-r edqcor.: IEHc""'fM......,.,a ,......,Ml: -" -OBNOXIOUS HECKLER~ Cute. Vlot.orl•n _Guest Clean E·Slde 2 br cottage. 6'4 -6Z1~'or83..'l--9Sll OCEAN VIEW ::'_·,,~; ~~n . ? ~~........... !:-:,,.. , , r I I ''Shel,. I 1wttl kid but lh•r•'S houle (or lady. Ulils. pd. New trpl, {retbly painl· FOR homes for LE'ASE NEW 3 BR & Dtn. 20005q 19J3ChurcbStrt(ll T • ..._., I,, •~•... ::::======-~ nottiini;1 between her.-." $150.'4.S-'829 ed & ready tor NON SALE 1-' t'he IRVI N ft , lookln1 into D.P. OW..t .,..,._.9"11. w ...... &Otyw...a I 0 I W R AN I ., ir·•& LoYely 3 iR plu. 1~-pa SMOKERS. Q35mo. can area Call USf" We • H_arbor, Calallna & s c . J BR. 198$ Pomona. v.1-'t. WATUPAU.-ITllAlolS -l.A~' I I I r I ... C"""'i.t. IN u...c~~ Q-d Outsitld'thowetT-On DaJ. 646-MS5. here to11erve YOU pier. $425 . 1-10. (71-') pd, no Pt.ll. A,ppJy a _ _ _ _ _ _ v by t.11 ... T 1n,... ,...,..ft0 _,d. tZl3)6'l-6087.· "' ,;Mr.kc lioom For D•d· WILL MAKE EVER 496-S275 t~n~oltst o_r eall : v~r..i d-loci •Ofl'!llepNo lb.low. dy" ... clean out th EFFOR1tosolve YOU You don't need 0 guo to -ot'644~ 2277 HARBOR BLVD. , En.Joy more closet spas,-e g11r11se ... turn thnl Jt.1nk houps~f f{;da".i. .. 'LTY "Draw. Fa11l" when you STUDIO. new ,rpJ. f\111 ba , • C.0,TA MIS.4 by 1eUin1 ''don't ncedi\' tnto ca1h wlUI a Dall) . ~ , pl,ceanadinlbeDAU..Y & kit . all ul\l pd,'Qulet. 1 • &45-4840 with • Oally '.Pllo1 PUot Cl•••itled Ad. Cal' Un1Yert yParll,1rv1ne .PlLOT Want Ads! C.IJ Qdlt o\i1r: Uf. Westcll ._ ______________ ..,.... Q11111ied Ad. ""2·5'78. : 642->rlll. , · 551-7000 , now-SU...-rJJ. Plua. $120. 642 ·V " . • I , • • I • ~ • I l I ' . • ' ' I • • )-> ' • --• .. o.41l:fPlLOT Wtld~e~.F.or'Uaty(2.1875 . .....,,toJllW. 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'4J-47 I Oom, We'veonl1/1~,,r· REPAIRS, all lype>, .u.io-Oo<). car. . ~-21118 -To•••''"H aptCMa~a.M5-411&.1. OIA world <hum '"111l -·qr $1.1-JMO .... 1.e••... 6'2"611! Re ... 1"1',.. .. 1. ~··bk .f "" I -~ ' ,.,_.-,. ~lfi' fG JS F.r ... ~ yr~Otl#a, ••b&.• Tpm • ••••• W•ntadni1~ta -for WalJ~ 830-!~:IQ ·,.A 1 . 1 ~Z8ft.,t~•,wlnl4r,1 SUS f H lz1111for ... 4JSO ft tree.I'. Adjacent t Afftl . , l ' 6046 anyti me•• · "' i#EW. ele1a11l. lar1e ciao ~Bft..2.b•. SS2Sunr. yrl)'\ ••••••••••••••••••••t P•• l iv a I ·O l A rta 1 ate f\llllP\·l ,nM PREGNANT" G1a1N1$trt'lcwt 1 -'=-~-~---- ."\q ft> duplex. 2 Br. i st. ~BR,2:ba .Ycarb'.S400 1 . GARAGE off street, tU GrOundt . Y840fM91 , Carlnc confiden11a1•••••••••• .. ••••••••••• YOUNG R·OOFE!t!: walk-ln c:lo.eta. Dlnlnc. -COIONADILNA& INFLAJ QN Chtcaco. HB1 536--<*la ~BROADWAY w,. tell .~• fl~ett lfe'W CO\tn!leli'n' & referral. "THINGS'• by Moose. Finest mat. labor & .,..... frplc. plush earpelln•. ,. eR.. unr. hoisse; ram. or ss1-1w after~. ' LAGUNA BlACIJ .auiP,. We. r1.1rn1sh lll'ge , Abortion. adoption & Gen woodtrork. repairs, prtcu. Ouar. "-~fi. Frtt ! .,_r·•-PVl Ylllrd. dbl encl ma.,"41 baths. $$G0 IAIM ~prlc, or everyLblnJ ;_"' ¢0al[lltrclal i.Jqdu&trial ·keeping. phimbjn&.,..etc. 642-5613. _,.,ct t .... 6 _ti ~ 6 ~I (I r " ' 1ara.1e. f bl~• to beacll. 'ot&HMloPlion. . Is Co In I up. N OYI SJ NOLE GARkAbGE, ~-~9"791 5 fiiCallahl. X1ril niiiftCinJ . APCARE 547·J563 \ KtrchnerConstructiott itts:=m:fit'\'•. $320. n.r mo. 51418lhSt. ~RT CRIST tNkwood G•rden Apt"s mo. Broo urs t ""' '!9 • .-·avaU. Start~nf lnvtlt• •---..•--,...... Ad H 8 p t $9'16 C \ tod• • All bldg. repair or re· .... '!"'.~..,_... . -b ~7141.53&-1722or536·8256. 28 iba co~doSS25 hel~ you rh1ht infl1liun am~L · · eaaY m~ · a Y • • • mOdelinl needs. ff.years .41ttiwff•a 6014 Cl ~eo : PJ•w ~~1 • 8 • ... c· 0' .,~· 1 •L by orrering ,t1n exclll!llw: French. 752-1290 !lllM S~ "' b11ement nGn~!tcalf'Jed on the droadto Id......... in Oranse Co. 645--01&1 •••••••••••••••••••••it• e ..... ~ '"~ ~ ": e "" r. "" oo, ., ,.. A • • No Rent H.,. 1 s e , r."'f-, ·., r ... A'1 lndepen enoe. 17127 S..t I • i fYplr. ·~ll bltns. $2$0. Pf(icesui•Npt.~ Gu~riintee ··. w e otfkeR ... al 4400 ~Pl ol'elubroom,ol: Ph . for inro. (714) • OI a ..or$&8-i9S8 S~IAPEu~yourtummer J t,"mo.. Al .. ptll pd .• encl. «u•r1tnteetluityourrenl •••••••••••••it•••••111••• ••Cft"ltQrq•rms.M\j 138-%100 ' P1a1l.Volley H-d -6051 Wardrobe: Aile-rations & 11 : 1 ·'gar . 8i60 -18 s 9 or will not be r•ist'd for 1 Dest space avalhable ISO to MaQaa Olli Coast Hwy, Y-ou are the winner of ,m.J '"J •••••••••••••· dressmaking .. 673-3405 •f •lt,·'48--4931 full ycwr ·:•nd you 1011 mo. Wiii provide &U-cM4 Fl.O~l:R & GIFT Shop 2tlcketstothe • •••••••• h r ttl·Sl ,,. ,,, DRA"D 'ew 2 Br 2 n .. 1 have the flexibility oC furniture al $5. rrto, STORES-OFFICES 1 for 1al8. Owner ill. UCIHOME LOCALruovin{I &. 111.1 ing --------.. it.I• f I"" p • ~· nl()olh·month Ot'cupancy 1tnswerlna: service up Crpts d b th t ' PresU.1e Newport are.. IASkmALL by swdent. Lril truck. Tie 60tt . ,, ., .• crs:i' drr: ~·~:t~~· ~:~ Plu~ you Rel a toe. more available .. 1181s Beach l T}o 1 g e'!'C h ~ ff a~~ F~nt1'1tt c op~ort11nity GAME reas. Barry. 531-1235 . ~~~·~~·1~·.f~~~~~~·e:·~ 3 '.I' ~rbOu 18721 sf i ~ • J . for your money Ml Blvd. Huntington Beach, MZ-28.14 673-teiz , Febru1ry 22'. 1915 HA,UUNG & Lt. Mov.ne-. Remodel. Fr~e est. Srn r 846-~· ms. loltPMIM 0.v.l(woud. including SI 642-4l2l. D __,,.,____ Plea1ecall642-56T8.ext Im~. Dependodbl• ,·obswelcome."6~2.~· .. •• , million In fecreation HowLtn... .~ .. .,... lft 333 to claim your serv1c(. SI0 /1011 up ~ BEACH/OCEAN VIEW 1936 I lroa•••rst f•C'ilitie~. a fUll time Ac· 150 I W•atcliff Dr. 'Otflcn& Beer Bar. ~en year• Tickets., <North County 'S48..i'2868. Top Soil 609% Jbdr/1190/adults #46 tivit ies Dire:C'tor who NewportFinanC'ialCtr s•-o ~-me loeation. Also toll free number i:i G ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 13f8lhSl 540-sw,a 1'-IM a. • ploans p~rtits. H8Q's. •-'--OfficeSpoce ....... Sandwich Shop. All In r.tOVIN , au 1ng , C •J,.,. .r:r;;• • Trips & mor.i:! FreeSUn· ~Site Man.weer 336 ft, & ., downtown lndlo. 714 540-1220>. garage clean u reliable •TopSoll•Coit\potit• •• UtilltfH r•ld You2 ~f:k:t~ ~~~~!rol ~.11y Brunch. (714 >&42-Jtt 1 ext t4& Brand new eommercial ~9134 Bkr. • • • fast service. 963 -452 * Mulch•RedwOOd• • -i;>ebi•e apac. 2&3 Br ,, complex! Spanish stYle-----C.all 586-6930 ·;,. i;1 ~~~~. 8.!',u~. ~o~~ 11 a~S:C~~~ ~~i:~~~~ ~~;r~~"!ii ~~~R~~~fT~N ::~~ ~~ ::"[4~:q.1ri~ ~l''-Tmt 5035 5~!i~:~~o~~~~R Local ~~~~~gi~ ance Tree se,..,lce 609) w/h'p.lca. Near shopping GAME the extras .• ~odcls open Patio suite from $1~. more. Full facilities.••••••••••••••••••••••• Adviceonallmatten. •&t5-8495• •••••:••••••••••••••••• center schools & &:'.~, Februoiry22:.t975 dally 10 to 7. Sorry, no mo. tncl . AIC. crnts, Drop .. ceilin.gs. Re.ce, ssed 312N.EICamlnoReal 6054 TREES . YUCCAS. I 1<0n -.... • .• ,. f' . I 18 hid < I hti A dt ed LOANS up to 803 S.nClemente,For•ppt.-1-"'9 PALMS . SH RU RS, "' onl fll"IOJ. "8·2579 ••cal 642-56 , ext pcU; or c 1 ren, drps all util &. janitorial Ii ng, 1r con 1 ion · O Call 492-9034 492_91 ·~··••••••••••••••••••• T R 1 M M E o 1 l S~ · ,,, 33 tq c I aim your Oakwood sc;rv ' •No Lease Req. * 'Prlrqe location ·just off lltTD L ... s-ll/1"/• THE Best in Domestic REMOVED. 846-7112 , Ticke-ls. <North County l M00th Free Rent. ~r'eew&y! Good visibility. 2adTO L ... , DIVORCE SIMPLlFIE <.:Je.11 ning. ltobbi~'s Hag 1 '•J wleocll 3141 loll free number is Garden 20825. £.Bristol, NB STORES & OFFICES • -.... ,, ratesOranreCo. Complete proress.iona & 'top."'~" -"757 Sc~_&H ) "·'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-1220). A ... s....__ .. ., SS7-T010 FROM .3! sq. n. Call t L.vw T I" ..no--v ~ - 'I '1' BRANDnew2&3Br,28a, . ••• ..-...-·-.....,. preview.1714 )752-1700 SaftlerM...._ Co. p~o~ram .· ypirig CLEAN housebyd•Y 7005 1 642.2111 .,,.545.0611 F1l1nc -Serving. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 2 Story 'deluxe con· •"•FllMcll....,. MEWrOITIEACH . Member BB s . own transportation TAI-Clll Class. f:Jt I .r.. domlniwns. Super ocean Irvine and 16th" 2 Deluxe suites, 42" per Serving Harbor area 24 714 _774-QSI •'541 -0549 • otcize. Atedltation. Mun J 1,•J views. ~IS4SO. yrly. AIHll lllO 645-0550 sq. n. Brokers yrs. . . . days 7_ 9pm. 348 Leciou I "94-1'19S t .... ,.,..._ .. S.,.. Realonomics \ SECRET Re~e~lcd,.MESA Cleaning; Serv1c~. Street: 494 _3183 IH Ch SIOOOFF 16that Oover ~'11 W£ BUY JO'S Worry&Feare1Jm1nal Carpets. w1nd.ows, 494 _525S.CALL. 1 •. arming 1 br. rrpl. patio. 642·81ZO =:::t:~ forever. Send $S . ro floors. etc. $57 ~7·1:.? -------• ~:.;m• view. Walk beach. Clstfullmo.rentJ OFflCESPACLM.L I booklet lo c . Davi ~ ----JObW..tecl,Mtlle7025 4 1'J •.1•:,S260/mo.An 4J, , ,.. LimitedoCfer Westcli.fr Drive, One COMMERC 752--0460•ytfN Palmer Ent. Box 4600,GOOOExpc~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C .,,... .. , 497-2587. __ 1 f.Bea ut&spacapls r1".::'~ ... ~=:-:, man office i6S/mo. Call . or orrice Ir ·ne CA9264W HouseC"l eaning done on CARPENTER R •Adult or family areas ¥1~~ l!!,1£ space incl. garage. $225, AMG•ce ... nts/ vi · week Jy ba s is . Call · ea~oo:t ,11;; ·VERY CHIC, Archite:tt-•2 blks rrom So. Cst UaTIK llWCllCt:PT ! Gene Hill, 642---0200 I Lease. Rltr. 644-2343 Perlll/lllffJAs/ -Phyllis. 968--41-13 ble & Depend.able. Sm_all • de-signed 2 story Ol{)l. Plaza MNll.T lAltSIDl lftlllC I 673-6445 eve/wkends Lost & Fotimd • DINctoey -----or I a r g e Job -K 1 rr •.r... acroSs St. rrom spec. •Adult recreation ·, ,.AU.,.llACt••T10 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tRc-.eTax 6051 Gulanis494--:4386. '· ' tacular Cove beach. Uke facilities & clubhouse ! •llocMlors FREE Lost A Fo.td 530Q ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~.l apvt.home.2bdrms.2 -Children'splayareas ''elll,2BR .121Monthsrew/2yr.1se.••••••••••••••••••••••• ysltthNj 6001 •lllYoerHOMe• JobW..ted/ balhs. lge d eck, rrplc. •State licensed day care •2 llR & Den ,/ • on 2400sq. rt. New -2oc· REWARD: Lost male••••••••••••••••••••••• 17Yrs Experience ...... 7050 ,.,11111 ,Many closets.% car center FromSl7S~S-t&S ./::"*........, c upant bldg. O .C . lrishSetternearl9lh&BABYSITy0urchild,m Reas.rees 968-81 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '. , ,. ,.,.9araae. Mature adults •Chi ldren 8 ~:::,.-..... Airport. View from 2of. Harbor. C.M. 642~ Landmark home. Days, SECRETARY w/Bralnt :; •• ~; .. only. No children or pets. younger ./ fices with cpl, drps & ai or5.56 -7777 pleasecall9&2-M03 •TAX• desires r eturn work- ' 1 ~ef 's . $42~ on yearly •Sorry, no pets ./:::"::::::..... cond. Ba I. o r spac Professional preparati Growth position. 8 Yr~ l ease. 497 -1617 or •2&3Bedrooms ./_,.._.._ warehouse. w /overheadLOST : Brown LabMOTHERof4yr_oldwil or your tax return b) exp. in P .R.&: Ad\1'11. "·''' • .. •642-6636 •From ,$185 4000 door & IZS amp. 120/208 Retriever. Vic: Chrtsan. C'ar~ for your child, da Western M anagemen Some publsh'g. Write Ad · i•: ' PAllCPUXAll ••••••••••••••••••••••• serv. 20c: sq. ft . ta; .. & Arcada. Mission ornighLs.847-3679 Services. Our office •23.0ailyPilot. P.O.&~ •16 · .2BDRM,2BATHS.kitch. ROOMS ~o k .... 714-979-838S VieJoReward.586-9247 MOTHER wo'll babys·ol . yourhome.549 -3701 1560. Costa Mesa. C . .\ dining area + extra sit· -· w up Wlu• SfREET FRONT 3 92626 ting Tm. Most attractive 805 W. Stevens ·kitchen $30. wk up apt. office gd. location~ 2 Bldgs. 5000 w sq. ft. c. LOST: 2 ma le cats, nocol· My home. 2 pre·school •SA v E M ONEY O'.'i -------- • , & desirable apt. I btk (()(f~nnower) 1Bt8-9iSSor 645-3967 Bake; St., CM. 546-6212 w/5 hoist ror auto repair lars; both nurfy, 1 pure children. Harbor· Bake TAXES.• Call me & pro-Jobt W..tecl 7075 from Victor Hugo, beach SantaAna 545-1121 $8o S90 w/pvt bath ror brake, whl. alignment grey "Gansha". 1 white area.979-9051 ve il to your s elf.••••••••••••••••••••••• •.i'· & dwntwn. No pets. N R er · ed 1 dy K"tc 55cPEIS9n upholty.585 W.19lhSt., &grey··Columbo" Vic ~ 6010 551 -6 539. A c cnt ' NF.F.D A HOUSE , .. Adulbi only. $2SO. lease. $ll5, ewer 18 • bltns. "'· 1." a. . 1 · 1611WESTCLIFF NB CM Ask for Don Days 181.h St CM 64.S 8088or d•gree E<p SITTER' Feed the~, --1611-642 ""36 crpLS. d""', dispQSal. Gd pnv lgs. Qmet home.in -· · ,.,,.c ~ · -••••••••••••••••••••••• .. . . , ..,... •. ,1 1-. ""'' .... -ov ·r~ CM r k AGT 541 5032 S40-5710Eve.646--0681 .,..,.__,.,... -water the plants. ----------1 Joe: 2701 W. Mcf'adden. -· r es. no s mo g. · -. HOME&TAXSHELT~R INCO ME TAX . Quarter. ~·1.·1.·kt-tid, wttk. month L .. •a HHJ-1 3152 PH:S42~7 540-7195 trial Rewt.. 4500 FOUND: She.lt1e. mile. Duplex plans m ~et~ng Taxes, F.tt'. J\.10HALES ~l~iturc. clean quiet 1.w ,,,-.. •S•E••A•••V••,•E••W•••V••,.•,·,•.••,• $125 NBWER single. l Room in private home FREEIEMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• v I c, 8 r I s to I & Co.ast:ils Comm1ss 1on SERVICE.545 -8635 pll· 549 lS.00' •'• M V d nrr,·ce space, handy 10 RENT600-1200 sq.ft.$1 MacArthur. 549-2538 Cr1ter1a . 12 previously ---· --------Lag•na Nigubl. New 3 small c,hild /pel ok. 2701 .,_~.._e_s!...., er e area, ...,. $110 an.JPM I built in Corona dtl Mar . ..__ 6070 w.a...w-~-• 7100 W M • dd «2 ~"'1 """ '~ San Diego Fwy. All si:tes. mo. ~-1 •--... ......_ Br. 2'h Ba, ocean view, 2 · era en.,,.. ----........ 613-1039, 675-5116. Financing avail Contact ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 60 days free rent on 1 yr. F 0 UN D · G e rm a nl w · h '•' frpl<'S,wetbar.5400 m~ Silo.2 sn,2 Ra,w/wcptkGul'ltHo.a. 4150 iease.831 _1400_ · arm1ngton Brot crs. WILLIAMS & So n ~ orlseopt.640-8495J~-s. drps, bltns.~disposal. Gd••••••••••••••••••••••• FIUllEHT Shepherd Puppy, male. 613--0030 ~tasonry , l ie 211 304 E C PRIY•TEROOM •IMO.FREERENT• Commercial-Industrial blk w /tan _paw.s & Brick. block , s tone NEW Delux 2 & 38D aptS. Joe. hild/pet o,k. 2701 W. "' No leaSe req. Dix. orfices Space 200 to 3000', 21 t muzile. wearing s1lver1c_,....t.,. 6015 586-6371 AccntlFC Bkpr loS12K J\.1~t:1': toSl5.600 ·~-- Adult & ram. sec. adj. to McFadden. ;t12~547 for ambulatory person. d . . H 30' ~, S" ,. . 30 days r choke chain Vic. Villaiei••••••••••••••••••••••• · _3_ C Vt Sh C Good nieals. Nice sur-a J. A1rporter otel. ...,.. -. •~ D & y b T . a...:.. .._19 • 607 ~ ,,. rown y . op. ntr. 31EDROOMS AtC. full services. Frm rent w /l yr, lease. r. or a. ustin. REMODEL, Add on. ga rwil=;, • .,."119 '"•-" S240. to S295 . 23821 . r ou ndings . Easts idt. $13Smo. 831-1400 838-o9Tl conv, cust/new const. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Secrel3ries toWJ Gen Ofc -Superv toS700 Ditt.11phTypist to$650 , Hillhurst Dr. LB. 714:... Beaut1fully , cle an xtra Costa J\.tesa . Avail nO'o''. j 495_1760_ or 499 _1625. lrg 3 bf ._i ~li!i apt. Bltns, Call 548-7148. 2172 DuPont. Room 8 I SOOS" FT & u• FOUND : Male cat. ViC'. r:A yrs_ exp . free e s t •Wallpaper ~tan gi n g * .1 .r I a I con~ C hi Id re n • 833-3223 'Til noon 1' .,. r Newland School. Please1 645 3439. By former in structor. !lr,i 'Newport leach 3169 wel~ A. c .1.;o s c to HOME Atmosphere. gd. c MISSION VIEJO identiry. 968-3118 jlR EPA IR "d I Carl Rebko. 646-2449. schoOIS. ·~mS2{1Q. food & com panionshit: orona delMarCstHwy IRClutri .. Ullih , r e mo e ~,_;__ .. _.a......_ ,, fo r your ambulator) Dlx.spacerrom .400. 27992 C m' oCa .51 an FOUND: Siberian Husky . replace . Work guarn PR01'.., Paintt>r, hones! Keypunl·h Opr to 9til.-.i IRVINE PERSONNEL SERVICTSa<-f>CFNCY 488 E 17th (At lrvinef " •••• ....... , •. * 2 WEEKS FREE .)love in w /deJ>OSilS oo.IY 1 BR $190 2 BR $230 Refrlg. Security, Pool, .Jacuzzi, Rec . Bldg .w /exe rci ~P.: rm Bill.ia~_d:;:iolorT\·. .e: lnlne Ave at Mesa 54$~. I " ' -... ·1..--""'"'""' 284SE CstHwy675-6900 a in Pl r o v · . . . Fteeest 551 ·0171 / work. reas,·Jnl /ext , frt•t 22l7S.Fair;view:i apt8 Mo~her or Father · atSanDiegoFwy 1e . lnd1anapol1s &1 · ·-t r 5 "8 ~.,-5 ~ 546-8155 642-9278 300 SQ FT. crpts/drps, Averyturnofr83I·l600 ~rgtookh~s~·Ja96rk3 H267unt·! CARPENTH'' ::2.:.~~1 .5 ' w' ! VocaffonRMals, 425 $95. per mo . Call , in 00· 0 · · I. Room!I. patios & altt>:r;11--------141 .. tUIMo~fwto•~~~~O ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-2130or679-3709 ':Z.UF{~:i:~::· ~ Calif. Anim a lContr!M I lions. No job to. small. lSf Class E,xt tlnt pa1 i nt,1~ OI" -•YV , ~ · · · · 8521 £d" W , 642-3569dayorn1~ht. I pa perhan 'l_lrl ~. air t'l>!> -•••••••••••••••••••-• NEWPalmDesertCon NEWplushorricebldg,2 W.Warner.835--0408 ison ay i spray25yrs exp979·~ AMBIT I OUS ? Earn I £EXCITING 2 br, 11h ba, tenn. crts t o 6 Rm suites . Con-S36-8S5l . 'Journ~yman Carpente -----~15 -2hrspleas11ntwork .TH I pools. jacuzzi. Takin ference Rm . Xerox 2000Sq, Ft:-S300permo. Bac.kof_llu~aneS«ietyl All Pha~es, Reas. F.sts. FINE Paperhangini: & Only r.tATURE men . M~t~~~S~t~T . Reservations. $200. pe copier. Nr OC airport at 3975 Birch, NB. Agt.. An1mal_Ass1st. L_eague Dependable 645 _547 Painting_ 22yr.s s er~ &·or women need apply · ''"' OCH. week. 714-493-62!3 833-3640 541 -5032' Adopt.ion,_ Spaying.& Bill . , Harbor area. li e Ph · lrUervw appt, 646-5300 Neutenng 1nrormat1on ·I 6-12-2356 1----,------·eaah, 1 & 2 BR. lrom $175 PALMDESERT · OFFICES . 960~2900 ~~·DDITIONS, Rem.ode! .. ., . . 'o •AmwmlHosplt•'* 'Adults. No P.,eU; VIEW-Spac. 2 br apt 400 SQ FT & ur IOlSA ILDG. -;-Animal& Impounded 1ng. Carports, tab1n ets NOW IS the .Time to! Veterin;.iry assist1nt, 1561 Mesa Dr. Tenn is , pool, Jacuzzi MISSIO~ YI" 'O 425 Sq. rt.. s hop with ol-lnshShep, fef!i. red Mr . Wagner. 613-1166 have your pa1nt1ng ~one. £/time. Prior exper. pre- (5 blks rrom Newport Great location. Wknd " -Cice s pace, he-at, A/C, Shep /C olli e, f e m. S le In t /ext, res & apt . ferable but if other Blvd.) ~ wkly or.mo. rates IESTPRICE water, trash. parking, bmlwhl wpef erY e 6016 548-2997 . l"f ·. -11 m -9860 675--ti644o,r831-9350 IN AREA restroom. SIZT.50. Germ She p , male,,••••••••••••••••••••••• ~u~ 11~1~"5 met.~· Suite 22.f Costa Mci;a Call 642-1470 Crpts. drps, wet bar w.cALPIME ILDGo. blkl~ao 1·J ~ ~ r 'S ca. r Pet * WIHTl!R RA TES ~1~1:~iriedn ad r::~~. t i~ i-.. -----oioo-•l~~!!f.~ ... ~!.. 831-1600 2 Units, 750 sq. ft. ea. Ter~er,ma\e,red P ?Stery.Dnsham Paint 'g, decorating: & Daily Pilot. P . o. &n: -------.---·! _, with front orfice, res Te~ner,mate,blk (soil r eta rd a nts). paperhaniing. Res/In· 1560, Costa ~tesa, Calif. SPACNew4lt)-,botl+ i'r£' -" ROOMMATES SUB-LET, Huntington rooms, hot water, space Ak1ta.male,1able ~greasers & all cot dus trial /Comm . 25\o'rs1 92626 ba. ·garagl!f PW. Ix m r _ _ __ _ Wanted to sh a re Exec:· Park, very desira· heaters. parking. lrash. Aust. Shep, m ale bnghteners & 10 minut eJtp. TERl\IS. 645·7972. i---------- lse, nr befch. 4.8 l,.i, :.~'" · ~ beautiful 2 bedroom ble area. Util .pd. SlOO. MESA CEHTU Cockapoo, fe.J{'. apr/blk bleach for your "'hi~ --1 Apt house m:tnager R.iver Ave. fii50 per mo. ~ fu rnished or unfurnished p/mo. ·11<1 .848-0141 or lSOOSq ft -d l tal ' CA'l>S carpets, Save money b CALICOTE PAINTING needed 673-7180. , i . apt s a't 0 a kw ood . 213-592-5921. eves. w/parkini:.1~r::h: ~e:'ter: Shthr, fem, while ' saving me e xtra trips. &Sandblasting. In sured I 642-2007 . 213 ts6.s-3851 CORONA DEC.. M~R T.hE!re's $1,000,000. in Shthr. fem, calico · , Clean living room , dinin State licensed 979 -3335 PAik NIWPOir't 2 Br Townhouse. frpJc. r 8cre,tion facilities. FREE RENT rest room, garage doors. Shthr, fem.,tabby I rm & hall $15. Any r , AT•ILETIC actors ror APARTMIHTS from $260. 1 Br from S2m,. Compli mentary tennis $200. Lngbr. rem. tri j Sl.50, couch SlG. chair $S QUALITY PATN_TING I major film about Viet ,Bathelor 1 or z-Pool, tennis , continental l~sons, SiJnday brunch. MeG:ns: :~Miller OTHERS. I 15 yrs exp is what count<> al 3 Reas Pru~e . 1 nam war needed. Mac Bedrooms and breakfast. SOlsleiEan& Spo~ts tour.n~'?len~. A 6IOOMOFFICE not method I do WOf' STEVE644~10 673-6941 Townhouses Catalina views. ra~e fullti~e aftivities ~·rec. ·&RECEPTION ~~~.D :c ~r~aub!eh ~i~y~~{~~J[ · G d · r ers I N T r. R I o R &liiiioiiiii.ioiiiiiiiii-••- 1')-, $224.$0 Or:n 9-6 Daily ramily section. · to or ~· 0 P ~It.<; parties & Hew Airport blk?whl. Free to gooci EXTERIOR PAINTING .. S P T · . 1. .. BBQ s. We 11 even help 1103 c-Ft C 11l.et'830 7278 E AYON pa· OOS· enaus shopping&: 1ne beac11. you find a roommate. -,. • home. 962~9 anytime 11Mft't/CG11Creh60191 a -ves. 1 Acroaa frOin Fashion 644-2611. Sorry. no one under 21 & Ideal for Real Estate. excplwknds. -••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._.~,.-1-6077,1 ••ys_ Island at Jamboree on Will short term lease or COMl9ANY ) CUSTOMC ......-, ... _.,._..,. ~ SanJoaquinHill~Road. nopets.Modelsopendai-sub·lease. 752-0460 REALTORS LOST : SSO. for return ol · ementWork 1•••••••••••••••••••••••: Malle It A (714f 644·1900 LRf 2 Brs, pool, nUr ~hop6I . ~ li~ t~!·;~e:=~~~~ BKR. SINCI!: 1944 sm. 8'11t'n . fei:nale poodle I :~:st.:!;~~:l>J~n ' APA1 TC1 TH PLASTERF~~G i Happy Mew y.,.. • ;J aaults/no pets. l1 pd. · 673--4400 ~.~a rm.g bright grn:• . ypes. rce· Payofrlastyear'sbills & lhBlkbea<"h38r,28al,V 188•· Monrovia, CM, lJon. Jeweled collar. Lie LEONITE CONCRET est1matnC1ll M0-6825., slart sa\'ing again. No rm. din rm. bltns, s ' Ml.!..-0336 MUTUAL ILDG. OO>S28. Last seen chaslna: ST AMPING, C ob -fllumbi.. 607I selling ex per. n ece~i\, ~;~Ja~:~~-"t •2 WE~KS.'FREE RENT OAKWO~~~ARDEN Two ofrices avail. One at *COSTA MESA* cat lhru apt. complex at blestone. b rick , tile .••••••••~•••'•••••••••••! Lets talk about it. Call .. -. ?)-Beaut~llB garden a , 16th at Dover 620 sq. ft . & one at 2,iil 1300Sq.n. Sl85 ~~e~s~::l~~~·j~z eve. Patios, etc. 640-4349. REPAIR. Repipe. Waterl 540-7041 .. On Canal •. i Br•·.w/1" ~ ta IJbr .. s tudi:':PfJ 642-8170 ~~· ~·c!dthi:!.~rie~~: ~ n. 7600 ft, 11,SOO n. I CEMENT heaters. Service Hnes.I '!!!''!!!''!!!'~'!!!''!!!'~~~ dl"PfS, bll!Js. ·'1l'dulls. · ,........., s,140 FU FE"· paid, incl. ,. anitorial, spnnkleredr · V1 ac:ant. FOUND: ACghan, rem ale.! & Block Work Honest Work. 642 -9315 \ * I •aYSITIER * c hildrentPetsi.;. 12 · ,, ..... Y • mALE roommate to 5.000 sq ~· r1. storage vie. No. of Orange Uy! Walls, patios.sidewalks. , -. ."' 673--49?'7. )1323 ~· ! l share 2 BR apl . on ele vato r. parking & yd.Heavypower. Fairgrods. Owner pis. byhrorJ"ob 646 _~1, MARVSPLUMBING •San Clemente area. Our IBil~!f;;;:~;;.;;:--blt;;;l======;;;,="=;:;';,.1 Balboa Isl. 673·9467 security service. Ask for Nattress Rily. 979-6571 idenllfy.54G--OI50 j · -..... •646-9807• I home. 3.5 dar.a a week 3 BR. 2 Ba. sha·g, bltns, -1 aft.7:l0or675-1474 McGann or Miller t 4550 Blockwalls·Sl umpstone NO JOB TOO S MALL Sulary open. 492-8785 ocean t 9lk.-gar. Adults: lt 1 j 1"09" REWARD"! Please re·! Patios-Drjves·Walks t • 8 , , no pets. $325. vrly · MATtfRE woman t -•••••••••••••••••••• turnturq. choker lost in Llc'<I _ ·645-87 , L.R.OTISPlumbin~ • AB\SITIER r?r t81no 645-<l680 Nrw share 1 bi'apt w/same. LINK Blackbeard's 2-4. Sen·! , Remodels &: r epairs ., old, Harbor View /Cd/11 e Ii e c . M. c.-11 3fk?r 6 pm. STOltAGIUMfTS timental value. 979-4138 Cement Wort or all kinds. W.ll.ler he a t e rs. dis-.a!e~. Your home. 1t1on &.· YO~'L~GLAD &46-5912 . Rea s onable rre posals. furnace11 Jo ri & s ome olh€'r •DB.UXE• 1 COMl"ANY Person~l bu,siness or FOUND: Lab, fem, tan.! estimalei.Qillsjg-332S dshwshrs. 642~263 m t~I wk~~s~644-a369. Eastblufr 3 Br, 2 Ba , I.st:. y ~ AITED! MALE share with owner· REALTORS recreat1ona storage. Vic:. Fedco Parking L<Jt;I . & b/a. Comp! plumbingf . Incl. spuc mister suite lntrqducuig new bach brUChsl e, 3 ~a. tennis. pool, SINCE 1944 ~omo· $9 . .1,:m9bo1s"o1•solt <:o'ta Mesa. 645-4005 18edrfc... .' 6032 serv. Lie. 272694 . DLA dB YSledTedTE R·Lov,•n•, din rm & dbl garacf4· aM\•l bdrip lfPts .WJ!ll \ 1 m1. S200 II), $330 673-4400 <Hn tego • .,y. · 1;;••••••••••it••••••••••1 a yne to care or Auto door opener avail. ~~d~ h seeing. Ref1n~1_12_>_.m __ -30_:to_d_•~Y_•_-j~~~~~~~~~STORAGE· W h FOUND : Irish Setter!ELECTR(CIAN. Sml' .hnt..._..1t9? sm. children. 1 lo 2 day-. Pool"= Recreation area. et afforda~Je •Greitt _ 5 ar~ ous~ Pup, m ale, 6 mo. Nr jobs malnt It repairs tfyou'd rather not a wk. & QCC. wknd/vaca Adults only. no pets. EA~H env1ronme.1t• • Room&: board, reas. Pool . . ~· ecure. J5 x 30' Harbor & Adams, C.M. yrs' exp Ii c 233108 risk the plumbing tion. 673-5552 furni s h ed and un Fem. or rem w /chdd. Ofr1ce Space/photo . mo. 217 Avocado, 675_5328 ~· 5485203 • • &heating problems .4332• lU(ni6hed · Nicehome.S.ST-6447. studio. 1500 sq ft . So. C.M.645-5714 -· · lnyour hometoan Barmaids, day k nitt' 865Amigos Way, NB t. $I SS' f $Z IS Lag. 31658 Cit Hwy. W..tH 4600 LOST: Mans Go. Rina. 31Giw•••t 6045 unlicensed amateur ~hifts. Also, pit. opening. Managedby • 0 ••• 11 1.787-4439/41'9--JSQf. •••••••••••••••••••••• stones. 1ent1mental••••••••••••••••••••••• handyman:th-call Sir Hervey's Tavern. WILLI •M WALTERS J-1-~ value R-ard NB oc "" Call for lnlervw •-s. . "" co 646 ·8453 .,._ ., OFACESPACEM..I.. NB or CM. l Br Hse ·H B ~re;'""642~1471 · JCAPAN1ESE Garden~r·I me.1twillcostyou 548_7781 ° 3150Alt•L....,.a CoastHlghway wtyard. Under 1185 mo. · · · o mp ete, Yd worJ:,, lesstodoitr'l&hl 1--------- 0ceaa view on Balboat ll•cl.-"C"Thom's 548-~ ·working man. 646·6145 / LOST : Weimaraner,1 cleanup. Cut trees. f')-eel the first time. For BEAUTY OPR .. exl)E'r ~. :z, BR. De-n . Palio. ~118 L...,.. IMch ' 'NOtk 556-5804 female ans. to ''Oaftah",l fit. 6'2-3102 I prompt, courteous Hair Slyll&t needed for $32S.67~2 B -.:;---Yuuafel.Jiewinnerof NEWPORT BEACH Off, I vie. Slater. Maanolia &! Gardn"g /Mi..lnt /Lndscp • 1 Service Call; ! husysolon.962-,7705 -f.'TOOCaAN -e Pt'°':tfiAE"" 2 llckel$tolhe part. furn. for rent. $17S. lo-.-.·llU...--'Bushard . Reward .1 sod spklr& cleanuru:_ .JUST PLUMBING ',Bc""'Y Opr. neede.<I .._ • '/ -t ~ UCIHOME 675 -2725or6T3-5502 "''9ln't.---• 962-4998 I · . · ....,., 6"42-4111 11 3 Br. uzs. mo. Propert ~\,:' · ' -•••••••••••••••••••i•• , s o I . I C o n d .1 •ANYTIME• ; Comm. 60-65-70% Ali ':- llou:se. '42--3850 • IAS"~ .. How S.fte ff la.. ·i LOST: lri~h Setter, 2 yn,! 642-38al-/Mf/4908. , I.le No. J009411 ffair &znar, 842--0434 O•.. d PLEXON 14l~Svpeportarior-_,A.....,..h &~iii I f.xccutiveSui'-2200 ..,...... Golden Retrvr., I yr. THE Betl In DometLi IR c1.-1;1 I -lo • m ·-·TER •• I '?•W F'ebrvary2a,1975 sq.ft. Dctuxeofflce area °'''''aalty SOOI Travel'«· toce-ther In Cleanln& Rdbbie's Ra •o-. itpor 6011 Wyo,.,..... 1") I BR,' ea". ~-pie, ..,,,,.. • Plea.se caU ~8. ext on Newport Har~. wtth ••··~·•••••'!'••••••••••• Back Bay art.a. Reward. & Mop. s.4.s...l07sT ••••••••••••••••••••••• No following nee New ., r.-'TC' :1 33 to elAfm y our additional JCOO,q.rt. Ad· PllMTSHOP $$1-aa?Oaft.4PM . IOOWLA~ftlOftl license ok . cOmm t • rr·,~•t dr.~:atlo, t:· l • 2 BR .. fully equJ Tick eta. <N°"11 County jacent. Crpts. drp.I\ am: Lelterprest 6 of'11et r r. I l•al:1 IJSO Wanted 1" Schtdu~e REMOO£LING guarante«t 645-..1050 · ,J~~· · yr>'· ki tchen. Tennis «;ourt.s toll fr••i nbmber is pie free paz;klna. C-. a.ale or miaht coai "••••••••••••••••• .. •• pl••Uc Irritation pipe. QUALITVWORK . leOfSenlcefo Q 1w-lmmlng p()Ols. Nea ~1220». Hwy al Newport Bl_.-'fOl'klnt or tllont •PALM/CARD Mu1tber.a1.9'19-7570. , CallNowFor y 2 eh. 302 32nd St. N.8. beach, Corona del Mar. -I • • • 642-464f p•rtner1hfp. Located READER• BUZZS~· triinmina: FREE ESTIMATES d OW C•1:wn"1 ._ cso. mo..,.. 1100 • .-ecurl-813~. 'BDRM b04IH to •h•re ll•lo,.ua~~ 44RA betwe.en Fullerton & Ad tiedUctiOrt' Gardeninc. 'i'nd1capln1 AT""s1~-~!1a9n ~~lc:o~1~1Rn•elwdco'm•' • .!'. 'iii' ty. 7$2.-1190 P•llY · ' ....... ~ Anaheim, must see '"•Po '10831 a. h et d d b ~1 •• Frenel't , ~NTA AN/\,,Z Br, 2 Ba~ Mor F. 911$ plu1 util',•••••••••••••t ••••••••• precl•tti. Call 524~ SUnLon ~-:wOe e pen • e . eve (213)887-5'1&0 P1exlbJe hr1. Meed car. ,, I \, • '11 1180.~n $190 .• , 963-SJSS 1,700 sq. n. · larae fenNd or870-4584 ' • 544-41'8. Q{JAL Work. Jter. 25 yrs lYPftJMtet & ~lP' dili• P~TJI ~ br,,~ upper $11~. 4own SUS. yard. Prime Costa Men MEXJCAN M11re'' J.,a exp, l..g &: am jobs. f)-ec pos• on. Sil?-· \flett', 71 8'Ji w /encl sat "-A!C. ~-L ~Ive up· I.he thJp. Ioc,tlon. 1731 Superior BF..A ~Y Styling SJLIOO in ••SEF. AD•• & y1rd m1lnt. Clean u:p fft, FA.Ill PRJCE. Uc. Don t ~lvt up•ithe ih.lpf • Vrly_. T IJ ·accept \:idsft-pc _!.Pu 'tl find It In Ave, <Oria. AulO Part.I) Co11.11Mesa .$400Q.eash. BENTLEY•CO. prunlna:. Free Eat. Ph. e.tz-1170• Call Kon, 1 'You JI find 11. In $0 _9!&s1ried. .. ~mo.MZ~l. • 642-7241 (underlEWELRY ) 54-21M9 cire. -. C1assU:tcd-( ' - '· I, ) '" '" k '" ly nl , ,., ;~ " s & No SS. II . "' "2 ,, " Hr ••• n. '· ' "" •I " it n • • ·~ ' . ·~ -. ' twpW..td .7 .00 HefpW..ted 7100 H•lp Wufed 7100 Wtd netday.Ftt>ruary t2.1975 OAlL.Y ~ll.Or ffelpW.t.4 7111 lttfpW..._, . 1 M...l-i ••• ····•••••.......,.•••• ••••••·•••••·•••••••••• •••••••:·········-•••• ~ 1 -.. --.•••••••••••••• .. • ••··-••• . too • ...,w..e.4 71 SECR""TARY ror new w110 Y.'A'.'\Ts ·rowonL·~ °"9 •ct@ ~ 8050 wttry 8070 ~~~~· .... .., l~ ...,:.·····.···:; ·JU··;;0••1••5·;;-E·SKM·~ .. 1£c£PTl0N1s1 g?.Ji~,t:~~:~e;J~~ Cll O~~tr";~,c/~~::. ;;;·~;;;;:·.;-;.·;;:~-:~~ .. ;;:~~·;.;;;·~ : .. -w;:;o:E·r; .. •· (J)()penintsAvalt•ble j Yre ••Pt-r. Xlnt cow/ ... ~ "'-QI ' "dl1v:~1f.ie:1 Pjd itlo1 nTf "'ork for yourself. be ~:;:~ ~j~~:~_!~ • ~~e,, ~~~t: ;~letr ::f: ,;OP CAS H DOLLAH J)pelO/Yee Paid union.JN1rotl. Call Cun· ~e 10-11., Etirn ao.. .RYLAND IJ1bot1lories qu1& i 1 in v ua · our own ~a . l!.len or · · iMl\-a&a .. ' 'PA to y o R yo l l It Ua Rtlnders A&ency lrol c:Arw EmployDMmt per week •~ttin1 new ls ~iDJ for a sharp and paiy, Send Resume t~ WOIT\e!'· C<1 n be i>llghtly •' Axe Mlp .SChnauzer · · ' JEWELRY. ""1't::l-I ES . ...,8 lrch6l,stel ot A1~nt>y, ~~. 3400 C6'Slo mers for th alen lodividull who en· 332• The Dally Pilo haodtt'apped. Neat • Teat'up f~ St•n Poodlel JNGSZ ·bt\d, new,~-ART OOJECTS COl..1> N"'POf'l'Beachm'-8180 lrv1neBlvd,N.8 . DAILY PILOT arter JoyJ mee&jns people. P .O.BCx l~60, Co~t Clean Appearance. vu .. A.fghaf'il pups. Rea 'plete. still Pka'd i ur .. S ll.VF.R SE ivx•: <:411 ... ANt , , •ychool •nd Saturd1)'1. l>u&le1 wlll lacl•de Mull. a .mzs Mlrtd. Agrast~lO.Sup· 839 -0219. rlrm Sl9Q lwonh ~ PINE f.'U HN &.: f\11.!. e4it6. POOD oumustbeoutotsebooj haS11dli nJ very b usy Servit' s 11 1 . pJrment your 1ncome. _, Queen SJ70 U8Ualty TIQUES.IH5-Z200 &tabHsh 1 985 DlsTIJIUTOIS by l :OO p.m. and be able ~. ireetlna: \litit.on Ex p!r ~d· ~ 1~ wj1nlOO Drive a cabs hrs°" more AKC COCKER Spantels home. ruc l de!. 2-241Vl ·------ OpponunJt · lo work at least 3 dajs ..A '-r<c :min& clerical . , I P Y 1 n a dily. Apply In persoo. hlk. rein. 311'1~ old $1Z.1---- i n d f: pf n'Yd t: n':'t•:rs~ per week . No ,deliveries :w,r-.,,~a••ilP~-Re-tMnwn, lOo •4 • l?lh St. Yellow Ca,I>. co .. 186 E. 49"4-8>36 Ofo'""".JCE desk. GOO<! cond DIAMON D JS pt11 :rov • llOOKKEEPER/Reeei> • ttonlst. Front ornce of busy Chiroptactor, Ex· p'd only. lmmed. post . Lion. ffr1 &r1" 3-1. Dr. Gary L. Couluru, 7043 We&tcllff Or. Suite tQT, NII. IU-5300. trlbut01'1hlt>s for -n:w 0 r Co 1.J e.c.L.i n I."'*~~ &yp&aa; 16UlSl. .• -'9st iLAW l>tn1ng rm sek_ at>~Ort!;.'U S~l\•t>1' rolor Dr1 1\1nnt food product 11n· 0 Call T.ranaportatlon pro· .. --'•el•""calsk014-J STATION Atleud LL 8 11!:A<>bLE:-~-K C: ""'ll We fiirn.&1S"~20'.?0.ll't2 · 6 <'Lil ,\flpl'"h~ ~380. 1'i.·tl Lt ~ · v1ded Ca ll968ts12 ~~ 9• I f-' h . ~ WOrtlF.N over 21 N._.l"dcd ova le 1 mo. female ---~ S!95 51:? 7 .~, nklettert Firebrand Equi.i 0 · -holdlprom~o.a ~en· mec · l'l\P Full limi.· t o W o r~ 111 t A11 ~1 e's flasall shots.IW0-0908 ~10VfN(i . luo 1t1u r h · · · f'oad !i . Weekdays,. E P1Portu"i~y e.ei. · 3000Fairvir-~CM P a mou s Pi zta Eve furniture. x lnl. <'ootJ & lsceflCllMOUt 8010 833 -30YI · mpoyer . , t • .; ll· STOCKROO -.·or~. as'260 t.a. Pal. Rd. •PIT WORLD• qu<ility Slt>tl'.u 1·~n::.olcr •••••••f •••••••••••••• 11e--... ~--·l-• LANDSCAPER App10y1n ~!°"oir,c• · G ol .M l..11gunal1:ills.A11plyaft 4 Yru-tie S™l. Ctiihuahua. "''i1\l\t /t-'l\t :-.hort ·wt1\1· WA..,TED '10!~1,!.! o~!~~•i Att.W* 6'2-2007 ,2J3tlj65 -JBSI '11•/St0-$0PGX~ lligh School diploma re· u--.t.c.dJ -doxie, l>l'l1httu , pit b . l<tfUI'· ~l.Me JIL•s k . 'l"IJP L".\~ll {>()I.I.AH .-vuq~ni. .... for apt. ona ..... vere . eftff Ma.nt. Pl\1 . · tiny Poodltts. Lub. *c radio; db l. lltl«.lia ·1.,1n11., n Newport &uch. s l>ay . ., · , q 'd. Xlntwnrkin~ cunds -..-'" " Cot'kocpoo porn . (I kneliize bd . i ~ ul·c l'·\IL> Fl)ll \'Oun wk . Equa l Oppor 'WJLA"ND "benefit$~ E.0 .E . Coo-•••11••••••••••••••••••• mixed pupp1ei:i . S vhr .. lounge <: r. ,,., Ol Jt-:\\"1-:1.H'i'. \\'1\l'.("tlE'S. ly Pilot de.livery routes may bo available tn your area. Elm profit for de· Employ. ApJ)l, ca11 1213) • ~ • •'lp \act Mr. Carlew o r r.-1r. service mOtit breed1;. ' Lomun t>4U ---Olti9 A lf!' OUJ t-:c·rs . l:tll.1>, 648-3408 LeeSebre LAIORA.TOllES Pooley, Costa 'Mci;a Aldiqu1 1 .1005 W.17that¥'air,'lew.SA.-------•s 11.VElt s1-;u\:1c 1-:. · liveries & cash. trips merch•ndl10 for st?lling new 1ubscrlptions. For inrormatioq please call &•2-4321. From Sa Clemenle-San Juan Capistrano a r ea. cull 495-o&30 and Mission Viejo-El Toro are61, call S81-G310. Foreign Car Mechanic 290fClteahNt <:.\ Memorial ll ospil<tl ,••••••••••••«••••••••• Openeves531-5027 MATTRESSES I Fll'\E FllHN &. .\:-,.. Cot .. M•sa 3300Hyland Ave 64M2-2134 , 301 Victoria, Complete s?t ':>r 32 Old YORKSl ~fER RI Ell Qut.'C'n. fo\i1l ~ir.: i \.1. it;S.,r-. ·r1<~L 1-::-. ~15 ~011 Coe.taMna·Ca926:W C Crow c e ramic Che!is · 1, ·•t •1 'N ,, You ~re lhewinneroC -----int!n in 115 gal. g reen & rn-.Je, AK<.: rrct..,.. .~ •T ~vt_ ~"':' •1,aid Holidays •liospilalization •Free Unirorms •Xlnt Pay Plan 2 Uckets to the Atl tquat Subs t1tutt! 'l'eat'hc r Jto!d d ecanters. Boxed. __ 5'48-4J~. _ _833·9625&~~ 8~· UCI HOME Op ., ~ l needed for pre ·'l'hool 111 Ch bo d •1 t ' pQrtun1 y Lmp oyer 8 wtc1>t. ess ar . "O!'i To You 1045 ILLNl-:Ss FOttct--::s :\1e tu IASkETIALL ~3-40hr.t>4o KM20 se.als unbroken. A rt•ul •••••••••••••••••••••• Sell Evt'r)'th1n £,,,11u GAME Secretarial pos1t1on ~~~;i,00rs •tern S975 .1'~Er.IALE Lab \\'em'r 1>le; 8' all ('11..;1 1·111;1d1· •l-'IHl::WOO IJSAl..t-: • t}1·~ 1-:uc . de! $75. c:ord ~:l ·~l'urd 581 1122: (",1;,~t F1rc,..·ood Sup1•l} Must have clw!lS"A .. lic.e ns e . (JagufU", MG, Triurnph, Jensen, & f'"er· rari I · f<~e bruary 22, 1975 laa.ffood availa blt· in youn){ So °"-'-·-_ _ pups stx Wl"e ks old. Kroehler Sola ~· 1.o, Please call 642·5678, ext S..ke ~•lsot L.B A.rchilet'tural fer111 . DUNCAN PHYFE d ining FREE. 491-253';1 t>Seat. Jusl p.t1 1.I ::; 2<.10 t.;UOt.I u:.l'<I fur111tu r•· ,\. 333 to claim vour Mus t knt'J'W modified Some bk/kl.'eµ1n ~. <l!fJ m -et & Buffet Will st-II r'11' viii' a apphau('t•::.or"11l :,l·llJlu· *I BUY !!* F.qual Oppor. Employer NEWf'll f\T IMPUH TS ' ( 6d . roo s "DAR L I N<' . Al h I I '""t..=~ ' Tirkets. INorlh Coc.inty diets & o serVJ<'t 4521 :\I ho . v $500 ' • puppies . so av1· ,,1 l l r> •• t oll fre e numbe r is s upervi.&ion. EOE. :1;; 4116a_865f. an · · t.1 ixed bl ark & '4'h1~t-. · rabies. St>\t•r.i l 011 paint ·MASJ'ER$.AUCTIOH 540·12201, 1 Hours a week. Schedul( T I h ----wks old. Ml-'d1un1 sized. 1n gs. hidl· ;1.l)('t1 t':ill 64.._8686 & Bll~9625 .;. to be arranged . x1n·1 e ep one I GRAOPHO"'E ~16 --4389_ anyt1 1ne \\fill I.it!. hr11111• BOYStOto12YRS Advertising Distribution. i Transporta t ion pro· vJ d ed . C.M. areu 642-9911 '----------1 M ,... ·-761 l!J~I ~ftfitll'Sunda~ l!.3'J-09j-I 1 -benefits. See r s . c~lumbia model. works. SAMO\'EO llusky, n1ule. _ ____-_.: -----r--MAIO WANTED. Pie~ Dunlap, Costa Mesa SaleS 1 ds $300 Irvine country Club r1111 a pp I y in p e "on . Met1Jon'a l Hospo'lal, 301 I Stand & recor · . 5 yrs. To gd hon'c w /lge For Sale. Pl!0\'111g. 23 r u n " 75 1 "'"' • 96J-•S81 d 67 ' 1518 c .-r r m en1bcrsh 1v. ~tioo . SEACL11''f' MOTEL, Victoria.CM --............,r ------... yar ... -'"'re r1 ~/ 1.r . n j.'w f>4 5 :ll;?ll llOOW.Culthy.lll 166L s. Coast 1-lwy. Lag •pp11 IOIO Id 1 :-.ervi ce evntra('t. lHll ~uJe 642 .. 9405 Bch.494 -----4892 . RN "' once-s l yro ·b ack cock apoo, d1spr:nser. ofl· fu rn. & t-'IHF.\\'O\>O ror S alt• IUSIHISS ~~;;;;~;,;;;;:;.;;;;;;;.;;.;;! DIP"Kfor Of Residents o( llunt1n gtonj·;;~;i~:~;:~::;;;;;;;;; ~5g~~ome, ladys doa. t'Quip . &fire :.creen r-.l t::Jo.· split· pine S7ll l'Or(i. D«i ........ ru~1TY MAID WANTED Be h y t v II - -I I',, n nl I s~· I urn llH'i S·hi ti-103. -.-..-v " Newport Beach Travel ........... ~Ices ac · .oun ain ;i CY! Whirlpool Elec Dryer$25 l\J;ihl•L.::iny u.u-. rtlL-.<' SA.USMAN G&l OFC to SJ tr Lodge, 6208 w. Co~i>t A s killed nu rsine home in or W~stftunster. We lil·<.:dl Whirlpool Washe r 540. 1ten1:-. -'!J:l-J7:!·1 1\1 £ l'i1 B t; Jt S 11 t 11 1 u Will train. R eal Estat ~ f''_ee Pai,d. P /lime will llwy, N. 8 . 642-8252. Orange Co. ~ob req 's a 0 1m,. ,",· 1•0•, "," 'r h• 0 •, 1 ~ l'TC_igidaire 1 '!' .. "'sh~£.S40, P~c•k •R:.._ C 1 IHVI~ E COA~T Countr) Wt. req. ZOS2 Newport. go into /time later. knowledge of Med-l·Cal, s · c uar/de ..... 6-001:. u-rn llRT~. r _us on1 ('O rn1·r l!.r ou1•· ('!uli. SIOOO + lr<insf1~r ' Blvd, Costa Mesa. 9-1 S1t les. 1:ashier. ret'ord MANAGER/ASST. Med ·l.,Care r egulations, 213 -437 -2!154 cullccl ,! . 4421 Lmcewood A•e. 1n1:-d~:.i! bed:. :.t!\a~h lo fl'cs . dii}.c; t2i3 1 ~8:i 70"ll a .m . PACIFIC BUS. keeping l"ll:p e r. Niee Fabric Store. Open C.M. staffing & must be pa-askforMursh !Speed Quec.n Wash_er & tr•ine, cane tr1n' lahlt• AdJ t·Of-l"\l'S aft 7<'.all 644 ..... 57:J6 SALES phone manner. Type ac. rt1 E ticnl oriented. Call Ad -Equal Op port t-;mplo)'\•r , Dryer. \llh1te. Stainless \-'ou are the '4'inner of fl'e tahll". y,•1JI m<ikC' din--- -"-="'---------! cur al c I y . Io Key 77;'"~71. 11:p. Rcq. 17141 ministrator 532-5701 or j tubs. All cy ~Je ltemps . 2 lickets to the tni.: hl·1gh t. 1-:-Z chair. DAI.I Ei'Clll :\I G . S-1 .'l. CANVASSING l"Hlculalor. Will tra inl--~.-;:;;;:;;;,:0--.~_'.532~-68l8~~':___· _____ , • . --Used 3 mos. $550 new_ UC lamp:.. p1cturt•s. e tc. P1l·a sso t:le h 1ng. S I~~ BOYS-Girls. IS or ovr . other duties Also fl!el MANICURIST · Teltph S?'ic itors •.. 1 _S300cash. 536·2654 afl6 1 HOME So n1 1• .1 n t 1 q u es . Neiman. St>r1~1'<1ph , Sl51J , . Earn 5200-$300 mo. jobs KELLY T EMP'ETo~s RN S2 .2.5-S4 per hr. 1-~.isyl · d IASkETIALL 71 1 ~Ii :.'!J:ll P\1 Pty .535-55~ · · ... ,.. I ple1tsant eve work. llrs 1 Wcs11n.ghouse. late m I. GAME _ _ __ -~,-- ' helpln& athlctic club sell llwthRyUAgencli 445E.17thSt .. C.M. 1111 w.--4_9pm ~1 on lhru 1-'ri. Refr11{. co.ppe rt one, February 22•1975 quel·n ht•d :-i.t>t x pl.'. COTO de C'.'.AZA. Fa.m1ly tic k ets to r;:port1ng 1793Newportbl,C,1 642-0194 ~i'flKJ~-835 -0744 or l\pplv 1505 frost-free.17 l.efthddr. Plea:.ecall 642_ 5678 .ext s 11an1.-.h S295 .. \laple M t>mb~r.~hip 1Llfelimc) evenls. S36-0791, Mr. 6'46-4854 ~1 e at-Cutter, S e m i !o Rotate shifts 'fPRNJ E.17th St.S.A.Su1ie1 11 I Lux~ry featµres . $150. 333 t o claim you r courh . Golf c lubs, $150. tall t213) 540-3000 Spiker 17391 Beat'h Bl. 110 R . ( 1n small dept.iocover ill· -----• Ava il i''c-b. 27. 644-8936 T•'•ket'.. tNo•lh Count " vacuun1 581 -3138 day!>. 12131375-39$1 ev. 847 -96!7 ehred or Ital. Deli. 1 ness & vacalioi\s. Exper. Teltph SoNcifof'I i -... .~ .• ---------- Career Opportunity icii'i~~;;~~~~;;,j;~D~•~y;w;k~·;67~S;-;34;;o7~a;rt~s;.;1 pref'd . Contact Donna P /time. 4 -Spm. Guam'MUST SAC. 7 mo. oJd. toll fre e numbe r is Hou s 1-: Fu LL 0 r I-Ult f<i n1ily menibt"rship AJIJ charge bookkeeper Roache, RN, Costa !\1esa hrlysalary 548_6543 Refrlg, xlnt cond. Cop· M0 -12201. t'UR.'111'1(,H I:: SISOtakes Ne.,~rpo rl ~ach 'tennis to $850, multiple' ledgerGIR'"4 FRIDAY, Altrat'. Memorial Hospital, XII ___ _._ __:__ pertone. 17 cu rt. frost • • • all 962 :'!:!Iii>. rlub for sa le $lSOO. it11:pericnee lhru P & L. girl , <21 -301 lite bk · MECHANICS v· t · c P.1 642 2734 free S275 646 0870 Accounting machine ex· kpg /ly.Ping, Mon.Fri, Need 12). Must be ex· E~~ria, · · -· TELLER i-:... -----'. _ _: Mi xt.'d puppies bllown & Gcr09t Salt. 80-55 338-96:f'J ------ perience desirable. Call 9-4:30. Apply in person. per'd & have Class A . · • •GAS DRYER• bla<"k JI wks okl, fi621 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111'.:AVY Duty indu!>trial tor appointltt ent (7141 Pat'ific Rigging Co. 2118 License Sal3ry or com. RM't~CCU/ICU Oo"·ney Savin gs & l.o<inl Good Working S45. Lennox . 1-IB .. 847-6771 STE H LO. 1\1 n we r s. pwr l ool.s. Sl·rewdriver .... 833--0MT ,Jrvlne Newpor t E lvd. N .B mission Benefits availa· D h ha ~ opening in its llunt·j Call847-4278 · V\\" d . 11 ays & ig ts. Stand by inj,'1.on Bearh BranC'h for ·-FREE lo gd home cute aqu.ar1u1n s, , p:rrts , routt>rs. s <.iw~. r1 s . ·Cheerful patient oriented1;-•_7J_-_c_307,_7 ______ 1 ble O C ly ~~lie, diff.e rentEia l Pllay. f/tlme Teller . 1-;xpcr. REFRIGERATOR . lop Terriw-mi11:. fem .'t yr. ~~1003~11~~·11'o·i1~d ~:.~:.~. 1"1aetdory1>·Clhuseouht pr1~e1.o'· prat'tit'e in 118, wants GllLS(IS..21l rwNJe OUft r u or plllme. xce cnt pref'd.Xlntworkini.:cun-freezer,S75_ 638-35?5 ...... ~c L:" "·as t•r ~ · I Alltomotl••Cnftr benefit s. ds . ,. ..• 11 Mc w.,.,, .. , Phoneo75 __ 8170 -\ille.S.,\. fi42 Ol lti exp. f/l me. t'h1o1irsideas. Train for legitimate. full N T Co t l M Jen n ~.. .. '" DARLING p · 3 --~---'I. S.I 0-n , Tue th.-.• · 240I o. uslin n ac rs. se : 549-3220 E(1u;1\ Oppor up pies, 0.,. i:· '.\IE" A ., ., .,., 11\lt'' t'ltlH I "'"' '"tim e pos i tion in Santa Ana COSTA.MESA KENMOREwasher very fem . S wks. l\1other r r · "' -·•--' .new y painl-Sat.workwk962-2403 massage.Earnwhileyou 1'.:mployl·r nice multi ---cyt•Je.' $75. Samoyed .675_5538 Bayfarm . e:.ir S2UU . ed . "' 1nattrcss. $:!5 learn. No exp. nee. \\'e M..._..alHospitd S-l ?~2'1S. p1anu. _t'\othe s: lic:.k . ;;.is KX79or 548 -5616 CHIF 01 COOK send lo school. Apply any MEDICAL Assi5t . 1-:xp·d. JO I Ylctori•, CM FHEE to gd hom e, beaut. beds. misc F'r1 /Sat. W/manaRtttnenL ability. afternoon or evening. Back offit'e. Gen. Prat'· 642·2n4 EOE 10 '1\eefe & Merritt Gas lovin g lilalamuteJShep. Hon 1 8060 K~:N~\OHE f'lec. dryer . & lots of exper. Salary 21t2H arborBlvd.C.~i . ti ce.Submithandwrilten TELLER : Stove. Like new. S40. Pltal56~. -Nnd 6 s yard .•••••~••••••••••••••••• ~IS.:~u~:·,~·~l~~~1•:.~~ open. Apply in persoo, resume : Box 378 , aa1.SAl.ESMAN,experient'ed S&LOff' k . d ll.B.213----421-3478. 495 -~... PO 0 428 E . 17th St, Crtt . Or ROWING Orange Cly. Isl. 92662 Stereo. Apply btwn 12-3. 11.:<· sec s 1n Iv.; 8 mo. :'llY C LT_ 575 :>15 !fti!t:I Cal ~StS-1070. independent tire or· USA STEREO. 3721 So. w /good appca'rance tojAuction 8015 ustr ShepJq. Shepherd. aftertipn'a , _ .-.---- ...::=..:..;:.___:;_:.:: ____ lganizationneedabrake& MHTraRSCribw Bristol , Costa Mes a. s e r v c ::. a y 1 n g S••••••••••••••••••••••• Puppies. a lso 6 mos old .-i•5'8 15111 • 1 HL l·ut l:J IJO\\'Cr a ... ,·ngLady mustbeJS 1· h · 10 M th G Sh•p."·-~~.. • ----mOY.l'r. reel ti• ...... rrooL OI' over, S2 hr. 5 hrs per Sal + omm ·ons pd un good head for f1 •ures & _,,.,"1.. . J~welry 8070 thro .... · Sl5U. <192-57 11' ~· • a 1gnme nt mec an1cs. Send Res ume to 1401 556--0420 cus mer.<> u.s a\"e ••Ml-·e4Yetlon* '"' .roo-~" I ~ day. Mon thru f<'ri. Ml4it o'f0<ms, ,.,8 •5. & P"'"t ·. · · · SALES ly p e 4 o "'pm . <.:a 11 · II idle 1\ems with a Oa1 -••••••••••••••••••••••• B f 1 0 0 . · c · · • · Avocado Ste 50 1 N 8 I - ( Alln·J t:rawford F, t J I & r eaut1 u V.'E J:\(, , h0tve re's. Call aft 2 shar·g. plan. Apply any · · · MEN & Women. make Riverside, 7141fi86 -6000 uni ure. e\\·c ry. Jy Pilot Class1 1ed ad, 1 *CA ~H MOW lJRESS. Sz 11 112 S5tJ PM.,673 -2799. ~filler Tire Co. storeinMGRTrne.Sl50guarn+. mo n ey i n spite or ror appt Equal Oppor.I Gla ss. !\t e rt'bandise 6425678 >J I' 0 -11 r t Employ"' moved ror convenience · ---<l~d l~' 10 , Sil\•e•. 540-5070 ___ • CLUll Orange Cty. or call: Car nee. Age 23-46. Mr. )'()Urse . ~ a as mU\I· .. v . . 547 8201 1 Lei.•t,IM6_5455. ing repeal item. Be your!--~~----of sale from San D1ego·s 8050 ii .... ·elry. Coins, Denlal SCRAM LETS For mail room in busy -own boss. No invest· TELLER 1 largest sho p lo ••••••••••••••••••••'•• '•CJ o 1-d . D i a m on d s . .. rinancial icrvit'e or·l-IAIR STYLIST for new i.tusicianWantedTo ment. Will furnish sales NEWACCOUHTS ! OMJ-Co.Antiq•H CURVf.;o S!::CT IONAl,,. Wa1ehe!'L. t-;t(· llighest 1 ganization. Will tr~in salon in Lido Area. Calli Accompany Lyrist. pitch. You can not miss! P /lime. Xlnl work i n ~I 8.JS-:J::l.itSl.S.A. chest. Ch;1ir. misr f:J Price. .. Pd. liuu;,ceall-. ! ANSWERS I qualified person w/omr-b'7S-s:no. · Calhy.646 ~438 Call Wendy, 963-3163. conds 11 11 u area Ex-i Friday, F'eb 14th, 7P.M I reas. offer refused C\J' 1\ppt Only Foi·1-.:i·r _ Quukt• previous expcr. Co. ol--. pe r . S&L ur corOm ·1: Sat. t'~bl5th._IP!\l . nc .... · 645~378 BE__N'l:LF.'i'&L'U s..,nu<l Inward (er s xln't benefitl> & HOSTESS NEED 2 Gd ladies. FUii. SALESPEOPLE bank. t:ontact 1¥l rs. Al·[ Open for 1nspect1on fron1 --~ 28.55 F .... Cst Hw .v , CU1\·L EARHINGtj working conds. P hone Dinner house n ights. p/t. Car phone nee. Mr Mb on Ii g h t e ·r s , lison. 213_678.3.125. 10.am OOth days. BofA & New s~fa, g· lg, her_1·uJun! 673·1896&673-56i7. fl 8 N 0 X 1 0 U ~ , 64<1-4360. Must be ekper 'd w/ge-Rit'hards,846-5455. housewives. hus band & ~ -----1 t\1CCardsaccepted. fabr_l t'. down f111ed 10 .. d W _.. _ --l ll::Cf\Ll::R .. S h e '::. a . CLE RK Typls'T ' niune oulgoingpersonali · HIGHTCOOll wife opportunity . fn· -cus hions. yellow gold .•amon . ep,.,ng :.et, l k'd •· t th . ty. Mus t enjoy hospitali-dependent, part or full l icycles 8020 green strii>e Al so !\laple Jus t. d1v.orct°'d. n1ust svrec 1 utJ ere :. , Bioloclcal background. ty business. Apply in Private club. 5 Day wk. ti me. lnlroduce new rood *TEMPO* ·••••••••••••••••••••-.•• cabinet color TV /Slcr~ ~<'r1f. paid Si~S, s ell for 1E1~~kni~dJ~.~;-"ee n her ! Oenetl<."'-researt'h lab, person. Thurs 2/13 belwn Mu st be good bu fret man. product line directlY. to Meedl You Now! I us ED Bikes & Parts. $15 t'ombo, Sandy 645-9120 c"°"=~·~64-'0-'502=!1'------l-----------p /l . Apply Kerckhorf 2:30pm & Spm. To start immed. apply to consumer. No previous I & up. 2488 Newport Blvd. - Marine Lab, CdP!f , <714) 94thAeroSquadron t'her. Bahia Corinthian experience required, TrMAssembl•r"S c.o•~t.~64~2=-~7~9~IO~,-----/;"'."':=~:':""': 675-21.'9. 3180 Airway.C.M. Yat'h\Club, !601 Bayside · · ·d c Sr Trplsts -<;O()K:!~;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;:j-~~~;;~;';~'--j2~~!:~d~~~~~'!:~~~·':.._ __ 1 tra1n1 ng prov1 ed. all • ·IOs-~ man's b•'ke, n-·, r, v• -4.-.. l.inkletter Firebrand Sec'ywffltSh I ~ ,._ COOK. Musl be exper'd. HOUSEKEEPER Foods ; Weekdays, , unus ed Christmas gift, ltefs req'd, No Ion~ hair. E11:perienced, m ature MU.SES AIDES 833_2642 PIX Operator J S50cash. 838-1387. Apply, CoflOOy Kitchen, woman wanted, varied Exper'd. C.M. &42-3505 AccOUllf Cleri:s OrtegaHwy,SJC. d . r . and SALESPEISON S40-----4.t50 Woman's 26", 3 spd $40. D...tallecp/Asst1 1'~/lime. P e d o do nt ic prat'. in 11 .U. Call &M-0611 . ut1es, 1\·e·1n,roorn PART TIME Sale & W•HT'JOI NEVERA t~EE Boy's5spdStiagrayUS. board. sala:y open. Maint. in pe t s hop. "" T T 1 1 831-1086. pleasant environment, M?-OJOO, Land & &-a SECUIJTY?? empo e mporary I e p ~ --'-------~ver. Shores area, fOI' Pet Co. 6908 w Warner New MissiOfl Viejoorfice SC Jl_WlNN Suburban 1nterv1ew weekdays call flB of a nationwide Book-WA ITRESS Part time, 1 1.adies 10 s pd. Xlnt cond. &l~-4123, evns. "''knds S85 962---0834 t'all64G-5961 l, P"RT-TIME keeping &-Tax Service age 21 plus, Newport 1 · __ Denl•I ABistant. Must be "' needs 2 representatives Bch. arc.a. 640--8120 artf _,,5 & e:ic per'd ., resp &. en-STUDENTS t 11 t · ed 3PM tl\u.siastie. Expanded HOUSEWIVES ose new compu er1z Equipmeat SOJO duties background req'd. FREE Las Vegas Holi· Teleph Sales 960·1436 =;~f~~f b:;i~i~es:S~ WAITRES SES"--•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Sal1rr open. Newport day Vacation t,or 2. POSITION JN A FAST Bookkeeping exp. not f<1ood&Cocktnil WANTED: Slide Proj. a"'a.&46-7419. flOST an ORGANIC GROWLNC Rt-:::CESSION c:; 'd A kf M Phope b e tween 9 & -"'='-'-"--""=----! f''ACELl FT d 1 rt!q 'd -We train. Car xp . s or ~r. llA!\1. I emons ra· PROO.,F N~WPORT nee. Fringe benefits & LORENZO'S •OJSTR IBUTOfl wanted. tion in your hon:ie. lT'S BEA.C H CO ., JN . manageg1;ent potential.. 2SJJ2 Mat'fntyr e 645-0268 I ~:r~n:S~p ~t;;,s~~ n: ~~~7~or-Details Call, VOl.VING A VAR le"TY Call 495.5000 btwn 8 :30 & l.aguna 1-lill ir5ijt -J500 Coti 90J5 ./l.c.ll ""' "l2J. · 01-'CHALLENGING AC. J0:30AM: ------•••••••••••••••••••••••, ...... --.. T IVJTIES . A l\t ATli unted ...,·oman toh~liysit • " INHALATION BACKGROUND ALONG SALES-130 yr old Bunn occ<i!>. a rtcrnoofis in B_LUEPOINTSlAMESE ~!YGpa~e~~:~~s~x~ci THERAPY TECH WITH 'EXP BRIBNCE Corp. needs woman/man Coron a Ucl l\-1 ar arl•al k1llen. lOweeks, SlO. Res ume. Write ad no. Min 2 yr s exper. or ON A .to KEY ADDING rJH or part time: Please 675-6&15 1 •642-9595 • schooling. Salary com-~t AC H I 'E JS call 645 -1995 Tom -~ 2:88,Daily Pilot. P.O. Box mensurate w ltraining & DESIRA WlLI_, Thompson. \\'e have an ope1ung 1n You don·t need a gun l° i t5&o Costa Mesa, Ca exper . Contact Mr. TRAIN CO M· near fulu rc for m411n "Draw Fast" .,..·hen you --~=~·--------! Hamilton, Costa Mesa PUTQ.• NTED SEAMSTRESS tcnance man ~or . ~m;11l place an ad 1ntheDAil.Y Me mor ial Hospital. PROCe . C ALL Exper'dSailmakers.Top apartment bu1IUt11 A 111 ! Pit.OT Want Ads! C-.ll j FAit OUT 642-2734 , Equal OpJJOf'". JERILYN lrl()ffHJ S AT py, full time. Apply in l.ag~':la Beach. flfust bej now -64_2-_56_78 ___ -l E·Z MONEY Emplo)'er 646--50'16 person. Ullman Sails. 410 r~m 1ha_r ...,. /1>001 ?per a·, l f."or your verbal j 29lh St.N.B. t1on . /Ill' plun1h1nJ: &Jrurn yourgolrelubsintoa ; capabilities. Earn SIOO ....... A4)CYGirl R .. LESTATE ---------t.'leclr1cal rep~irs. 40 hr '\ stereo_ Sell them with a• ph.Mi per .. eek for p/time commercial ines. un· ·I STRUCTOI , ... ~ non drinker rcli:1ble. Daily Pilot Classified Ad I 9am-2pm or 4pm-9pm in derwriting &-ruting. Ek· San f .a ncisco Bay Area. SECRETARY/ pl'rmanenl rer1·rt•ncc~ and use the money for a : r.omfortable spacious o(. per. nec:-ns. Salary open. Lead ~ Real Estate \.Vnte Art No 3711 . lla1_l,Y stereo! Call i-12.5678 To--! lice acro11s the Rtreet Co. benefits. 4~-1087 or Schoo has opcninR ror 1 1:110~ .. P 0-, ~~". !560 day I from Oranse Couoty 549-3058 f /ti e i n s lru t'tor STENO t.:usta !Hesa,Ca . .J2ti2(, -------1 I Airport. For i>ersonatln· . Brok li t' + cxper. In ~ ----.' · terview Ca l!Mr.Kcyaer,lnterv1eV(ln& ex p . teach g&mgmt req 'd. SEEK & FIND A1m~r•c•n I , 833-8098. seamstress for garment Colle , deg p•ef'd. "-d n •na manuf al ttVt.J W 17th St. ~-.. Skilled in dictation. tJp-. . . .,... . . lete re s ume I .. .. ' CGO H ASOW H;CONOXP H P W S ' 1.Jn1l H. Costa Mesa. tam ng compos1t1on o eor- 1 ,la~e sorhe\hinJ you want to5pm Mon. thru Fri. ry requlr.ements respondence. Knowledge tn Sell ?Claaslfledadado_f-":..:.:=-''-"-"'-'"-'"-~I .c.s. P . 0 . Box of general ore pro· Jt well -call• NOW ,aily.filotCla11ilied Ads e wpor t Bea~h. cedures. 642·561'8 everyday ! !--'='-'~'"""'--·-----! STAR ''G~"ZE~-· pie Y not work in the dept, of rapidly ~row~ng '"""'"-"!!..,---, • hott rea Huntln'"'on Costa Mesa eng1J.J eenng H WI OGOA~~rl'IH CU OS I I IS£PAU8ll tBOOKOWP M NO P C £ N B Q ~; I II J J X U Q) 8 C f<f ·X E R NNEO UO AAMERKNZNCI ---REA~TATE Salespeo-Excellent o~por. in sa.les .. er CL\Yt.f'OL ... ~ UM• e. a • e.~. j firm . tt ,,..,,0...,~ow. -t'-.,.., U.f11. Bea h & Fountain I v "'~•••"•,..,. ""• S••"· ocJ nt.W4) Va ll ? <..:~II Phil P..fc, New fa cilitj 1n l rv1nf' In· -v '9\" OR I 2~~~ 10 ...,.loc>..,.•109ffo·Thu•M10, ..... ,1 Namtr Village Reali . 1 • 1 · , .. "f0d_..ncor~1..g1o .......... / 1 EsUte963 4567 du!Hr1a Comp e~ j PAVAJ C RINlJZBR ANMt:P I EELUOO B EU RNSBBMCQ al)'OO.'Zod-blrttl'~ 1COl•te ---;:::;.,... ~:~ :;a:-" ' r,n ... Real ~teSalc:. t Cunlact Mr!I \Vh1t1• 1 ,,,,_ >!?-!!t-' ..or t. LlKt.l CllJCKE.:N SOUP.J f."orlntervtc" •= h" e;-"".:1 I\ ~·t hurt to talk to. rr;· ns:.-:to..-Chuc~ .Na s h aboLtl 11 ' Paul Dosier }= #~ :S~ rareff' in Real F..stete. 10...., -00. • ''IOT•• Uce!Ud or unllctnted. • .Associates l~i:k-!l~ tt =--<)n tconfldenee., or 'CosteMHe ,,,., • .-J~ ~.~ COV,l'l!tl .NO-MOO !~:_ !;L.-n~ ~Carpet, Realtors 556-7075 'I ii~ iil;:;,::., ~~ RECIPT!OMl!IT . J;;qu1l Ojlpor. Employer ~ 1 "'"-'' •'-Pencifiablo, Capable ,{if /..l'!t.n" I:" Ill::!. tt,~;;; A n •'w~rlna Buay SICllTAIY ~-~v.... P.'-' iS Tele •h6bes in ,1n Jn. IOOlkUPH _,., 1' · ~~ ;sf:...."":-tf!, telllaent ., £icpt'df\IOu1 Top notch girl friday 1' • s..n. ",.:;.: Manntr. ~ Re1Ume. neetled rOf'l"'alofc.C.M. · & !?~ '.,'-· ~ri·· ad ~· •••, b·•jy • 'ii ,. ._ ~ -.. 'EXP!ftt''cj In a'U phases of ~11 '"' ~c;m. """-1101 P .. Box l~o. trptn1, ""· bkkpn1t. -.M. h . '°~ ®'::mr ():fm1 Cost• fesa. Ce 115 Pit.roll. M2-.l080 • OXNC WG SN OF.S MABIO U ML0WClJS10 O U MN UV A xorxAJOot: LBUOPOi8 Y&HCUUP ONZUM~fENE PUEXM~ It C H I Y 8 N N' 0 L A l. 8 I U P I I P CJWl?OIAHLOMIMOD D M ~ F,,,joy fPlueh l•tl'' ··s,,k l f J,,d" punlNfwl\' ..,, S.O d•!<CO'l't"h pt~ ptntl In "" 1111 nrw .. r;. ol 24•ptp brdbk.ltu . To tll"dtt ¥Ulumt!I I, II ind II !. ~~nd 1:1 fot ttch. mill.ll'lf ch.ck.11 i•.1v1b1,. 11t .. Sl'ek • FiMf' "' r11rr .. r 1111& ,,,. ~ A.a anteater caan111tn •ants•'•••· FOLLOW AN'T E ilTSR BA SKETBALL ACTION /tl'HOME ,, . Sa turday,.Feb. ~2 8 p.m ., Crawfori;t Ha ll .U.CI vs. Le wis an4 Clark tickets: $2 Call 833-6931 • ~I ... ll " • ., I 1 ' 1 l I ' •• • • I PILOT 12, 1975 .... 9560 AIJtol, 1-.ci"rhtl Mtot, IMportM , , l..-~:!!!:J..!~!:!!------.1!~!!!!~~.:;.:!!!:'~L.!;~= •••••• , •••••••••••••••• ··············-······· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ' • t ' . '°'° ...... "o,.... m ,,._ to4o D •tsu ... : , t12s 1.,.,... · AMIM.1.,....... Mios.1.,.M • .: ... ~················· ············~·········· ............ :·····~··· 11 " " .Alfti la••• •1os ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ,·········~····''···;no · c U. a ,. 'O ..... a d OR.GAN. Klmball En "'12 AZTEC 21 L Trailer. ,lcltup ~ ............. , ••••••••• '68 FIAT. needs minor ~---.... '740 Seib ' 9760 , .................... I ortSktki.tta tal ner. Wo n on •• r m KP.Uke new1n&}~tt. this bl•• beG 89 SPYDER, xlnt cond eog. repairs. Best offer. •t •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••1•••••••-•••••••• :ti llts, h a nd mad thow Sept. Worth 4lbrs .... -513•· has radio, heohr, ~r but orrer 675.....,.. 7,3 MIZ. 450SL • 66,YW FASTBACK 1 By ~ee-';:J.,d AtkSU0.557.-~, ' t 21~ Yt/4 whl &rlr FIAT 1100 Rebored If C Rocid t 4 speed traft1mt1~ton. 1 ~~1 8:-"u.~~1:! S••:tlilt• ... '10.4 ~rs.'M:~f~~.r::e:~' · air condltl°"lng, & Ahl.. rel>lt eng.· 4 new tires. TwoTtheae :p~ty rad I~ 1nd he•l•r-ro.':'· p•oro. s pe·c11 t ·••t••·····-·········· 0 cq•p-r shell. ..,.,. ...... Gd. eond . $4l5. S4S-lSM. Mercedes ares•le 'riced tSfN'1'18) at'l'HECEN'l'l!:N· S!LY ERETT,o. Swl• '72,1sn.UOHP,l/O,.fw Priced to aell thl Authorized this wee!(! 8Qth orerutty $999' t&LSHOP.S1230th $t. metal.B.kil,l9!0c.~ . .,."5. eq uip't, w/Pait Ian Sales&Servict ,.... 9730 eq~lpped apd in ex· '"' •~-...-~CoiilftM!'1 vtu a·re . _ AJJo·: Xlntr-c~. $Sf-213' · $31SO/of~er833.--$169 week! [#3732) leach llftAorfl ••••••••••••••••••••••! cellent 1condltlon. YQU ~r-tnf°"!D-"'atton Ladles llikl· bOoll. Lang 11 CHRiScra un,;t I Mission. ~ [ · cAhffUM.n -\\~t'~J.P . .APllr~dalct! a b ut our qui ltlna Red O.v-11, ti ei,;, new xlnt. hull.-trlr, cvJ'. $950. ···---... JV Jamboree .--·~H-"-i1J8!JJ3-"=r'--~ • ' ,. • .d .-.81S.149' 1100.'Pb;."Li••"O'-Op Ca11M ueller64h-0045 1148-Do•• 152 I MU 1' Ula&.. 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Sailaway, rieWP~~ H ' CHEVY I Ton Stakebed. mi .,' auto' trans. radio. r 1• pers I ~ar in mint coo· I N V 0 l.C [ + 2 tickets to the AR'C WELDE R, Linde, ,HiFf, ShrH 1098 Mere OB. New "tande Excel. cond. $800. sunroof, 55150, $4$-9656 JAGUAR dltlo.n , 39 .000 act ual UCl~OME. ••mp.150~.220cord. ••••••••••••••••••••••,t r ailer. $6300. l(7 14 830-5906 ............ , 9709 }!~:! ~!0~~~~~>1 ~~1 : 10%? IAS.EtlALL Qncart. $110. 675-6261 1914 New Tvs, half price. 826-9710. ' 73 Mcada 4 cyl PU .................. , •• ~··· Sltles, Service, & Leasing 833·9300dlr snng your best deal to . GAME N t'$.E -A ·llE'D Couch, Sol.~~51:,.~~73 17' &loop+ trailer+ 7. w/ Like New camper 1968AUSTJNHEALEY l ,-7-5 -4-505"'-t~L~.-,0-.-d-ed-.-s-un-.1 our Fleet1 Mgf'. and be February22,1975 tften. Oriental Carpet, ' ,OB, sails + xtra&, ha s h ell & beauti(ul ~ SPRITE r Id preparedlodrive homea Pleasecall642.....5678,ext l f:e . 673 -4210 or sTEREO AM /FM Strack cab@ ~eel, sac $1300. C99341V> 497-1949. ~3° ·· 3ooo m i. NcwToyota 333 to claim your 64a1 6'41 'writ-speakers. Pay -or $46~~ 64~5700 dlr eJ L Ticket.s. <North County B I •128 88 W 1963 Ausin Healey Sprite ' b · ~!n.. M h 11 / a ance. . . · ood TIRESALE-Perelli 11111 A11ti& t.o ll rrce num er IS """ ars 8 amp w . senYice a ll models. Over ah.Slip Doc.ks 9070 red, runs g · t1Sxl4 Radial. $24.88+ tUf' UUIO 540 -1220>• \ · ~lh, 100 RMS . Lux· 10,oot Needles in stock'.••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 Mazda Pickup 545-4324 . ~ "' ::!~"1•'1 be dr m set. VSA STEREO. 3721 So.SLIPAYAIL'S Roo, 4 cyl., & SHARP! BMW 97 12 636 - 7902 :', ·: TOYor' A ••.. ··&' mnf .. · Bristol. Costa Mesa, Newport Beac (8J039U) ••••••••••••••••••••••• l lOO W.Coast Hwy. NJ.'' 'M . 8. 3S Coupe. 2805 68 V\V BUG econorruc .. · "'b.ifi. led Ads 642 . 5618 _. 5$f=-dlf20 30'--60.' Power or Sail 645·5700 dlr & 642-9405 1971, 33000 mi, ~l ist Blu 19M't:torbo•. c M 6,.6 +·303 dependable. r,uns great. M 20'-32' Power only Ill'\ paint, auto, P /S,' P rDiS<: Bod)' & lnteriot avg, Sp:anUh RCA Ster eo con· ' 673-5253 CHEVY Step van . 2Ton , ~ ~ ?3XJ12 SEDAM brks, tinted windows 71 Toyota, 1600 eng. 1'lQ, $775" 962 -2343 ·sol~.am/fmradio.$1501 --dualtires,·Primo Cond. Imma c ulate . Ori1 elec antenna Bcke 11 pa · t -S2oonot un IOll CalJ640-1MO. r-Sidelie,5ail orpower, $SOO /offer o r trade owner . Silver gre '· · . yms. · r ·v\V camver •70·. Fully ' • . ,to 30 ·n,t near Ne~pbrt 646-4913. , 1974 w /b lack inter. Quick !'_ex i co . A M I F M n1ng. 536~94 -equipl &. t!Xtr11s. Head W a Stereo $75. AM /FM. 8· Yachtni."b. 673-4599 ~a---002ther3. fire Cft• (Jay room. S2950673-$137 ,. -BA.VA.RIA. sole.642-3\21 ~ 71Toyotal04Kll' · . • 9,,. ren• t.u for tra,ck and lurq table.Call , ;:~~Ml 1.970 Toyota Pickup25,IOO c.oupe w/ a.uto. trans .. 70. CAMPER. pop/,lop. ~ ~ ,.. r <19i-4845 . , .. ,,._.unon miles. new brakes s1495. CLOSE OUT J111.-i 9732 9742 c. a~••.t1c G1bsm . · •••••••~ •••••••••••••• w .1 h she 11 S l S•" air, new pa1,nt ; A fine New Engn. Mish /tires. tnng--g}1ta r. Also ~•MllriM ~-2046 J . SAVE! •••••••-•••••••••-,•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• car ~ 1309DM•l A?il 1l"M Exel. $2t95 .. ,_lo re!'V ••.nder-. 9110 Crevier I .MW JENSEN 6':>5700 d i' 4"4-7324 ,,'f.tac~'l_ s~tc~ ~ ,:--. •••••••••••••• !•••.•••.!~•·•!...••••••••• '63--ciJEV :v... gooc! shape. ffll!! .. L'E' y MG SALE-Wire Wheels.' ·~-..:.'------ td. Mfi: tG 7 · ,.. . WANT~:,.J(anger Spa $600 without camper. s 208W.ls1S~3 &A, Dunlap-636-7902 •67 GHIA _, .. '~eliule 40 • • 90,1. Jor I 1 co,nve ntipna Call 536-----4808. , antaAna ·· 171 ''Ir 165xl4Radial.$21.37+ t:ve;:;.673-~2 c irrr "odl piPe . • ·~f••I.,••••••,~· "t win":· -2211 1 ' & & JEMSEN l'fE . .t:LEY bereas. 919'-7570. r..~A.D,.VyAouNrT.l-G••fif ~., .. AA 5... . -'12 GMC SPRINT l.,..ERCEPTER Sales Service. & Leasing Divorced ~u$t sell 19,72 ol•o 9772 l~J uuu bti ..,L '-••i-t ,.. .,, · Toyota Cehca, 4 $pd . <11r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJid .tff;t'cash•for .a.7 Scbu~s 54lJ-4990 Reid . 9120 Au,tomatic. power steer-1 -~-Sales-,Sefvice,&Leasi ng 52.000 miles. $1999. ..l...-YTHl ... G fiano. ffell\e PO l!ox > -·~ • •••••~ ••••.,.••••••• ing, air conditioning. vs. ORAMGE CoutifTY'S 586-7796 A" " ; • oropa ,~el llf'll r. KAYA (While ~ater) WAL« tl>tu .~~mper. Ne campe<Shell. 0911>8L) OLDEST f'°"-" 9767 TO TR "'DE? · , ' ~ed: _.onJy ~nee; )\qt a up &.ot,., br:akes. tires. $2799 ,,_.,,.., A scratch! 1 Will tf'ade ror 3.:2.9~0 0 ' m i . $3000 d"\· ••••••••••••••••••••••• We t rade f or a lmost used sJRall whaler or s\t--0252 l Q' j J • h anything! Autos, Boats., or parts. equiv.675-6118 1\1111111 At~l · nump Jewelry. etc. You can't I McriM •CAMPER. Boat ratk. ic ~ Roy Carver. Inc. I LEASE deal. FAct'ORY 8•' FO'O!'I' AL ASK A .twlo UUIO Sales.Service·Leasing 3100 W.Cust Hwy._ll ~ales, Service, & Leasing beat our PURCHASE or EtpipMlll 9010 box, side compartJnents :~: VOLVO Rolls l<oy'e BMW ,... 642·9405 REBATES on selectoo , 8013 ••••e:•••••••••••••••••• g'ood conditjon. Firs :. · 23" E.17lhSl. 642-~u;;i 70 MG Midget, very good ! '74 & '75 VOL VOS · •t~~·;;·,·.•n•1•0•.;·~: SMALLBOAT llOAC 4 s 94 750. ta.kes ~1it . CA L 19b6Horhor CM b469303 Costa~1esa a.16·4444 1(..,..nnGhia ,9735 cond n ew radials I •Overseas De livery "· 900 watt bolll generator am/fm'. Best ofCer ove' 1 Specialists p for eleetricacousti c with batte·ry charger. • 71 CH EVY ~~ ·ron PiC'k COMin9Soon ••••••••••••••••••••••• '$1450 497 1454 on 12 string gui tar. New. Wtlrranteed, in 1969 ~vy o/4 TPU,tspd Up super setuptocarry TheAllH 170VW-Ghia, · -· --ejh111lA1n:1 ·i want to r ent Feri-crate. POJffblf. moun am/Vn w/l01h' self/con l ar~ self-cont. Camper. ew 1 Sl:OO. 46.000mi. I 9744 llOOW.ContHwy.ll& t¥1" UUIO -Rhodes stage or suit· on trans om~ wit.h . bait camflt:r. $3295. 646-5957. 493-9872 aft. 6 pm BMW 675--0657. aft 5 •••••••••••••:•~•••••.•• 642•9405 keyboard. 846·16TI tank holde.\:We1ghs 82 ye.In/ .,1 SlO •1 , .73. Xhll cond . Ste<eo~Me.e Road>te" w"c ---------I VOLVO · ! ri ng GIBSON Guitar, lbs. St,oW b ile un · · Sc~ 9150 I Am /Fm 82500 Call aft 6 ,,.·hl s. runs well , n cond.SlSO.S46-88'19 derway.Greatest buy for •••••••••••••••••••••V•t 9570 CALL FOR IN · 646_5217 · · bbtly work. S995/o!fer. '67 ·TR l l:J~t PH 4Dr . 19b6 Ho1bo• CM 6•69303 5676 marine 110 A.C. ! ~· '70 Yamaha 650 Chopper ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORMATION . _ 642·9435 · Sedan. lo mi, $750 Call Firm.642·06?3 Xlnt cond. Ma ny custo~ ·68 CHEVY Van 108, runs 835-3171 Mencia 97l8 c839=·.:44.:3::1c.·_____ 1 VOLVO IWrnihlre & l915 25 HP J«nson Out: aci;:essofies. $750 or. best good. Good work van. ••••••••••'••••••••••••• 9746 Cl11ss111ed ads sell big •74 DEMO SALE ___. 8085 'I" rr D II 5850 645 2702 1······················· . .............. board Motor, )'ke new. o ~r. ays call B1 at · -' 74 MAZDA RX-4 1•69 Wagon $900. Xlnt cond . lte"!s, small tteins or ,\JI cars are low mileage, ••••••••••••••••••• $600.Pri.Pty.646~5643. 675~0. Eves & Sun· 73CHEVY$3600. Crevt'erBMW "."ROTAIY'"COUP.E 1 1 ow ner. 968-181»; anyitem.642·5678 ___ . equipped' w ilh air, YChrs $8/24, e"ecsvl dayeall645-i044 A 1\1 /FM s ter eo or $15/25, drrt m.ach Albertean boat trailer, 546-5875aft.6 208W lsLSlrel·L Air.4 speed, i 5.000mtles,l 96.2-8946;S4?-08S3 oHt1w-9770 AM '«'' g t'a<k tape & l: W I Honda 125 SL 1972 Low · & Balance of New Car .. Pierce 867W 19CM s ha er, ete. $·125. . · •73 DODGE Sportsman Santa Ana l:G!>·317 1 War[anty' C800KSI) 1·11 OPEL. 4 dr., xlnt.••••••••••••••••••••••• all feature remaining 7411. · ic'd.Call 675--6866. (:~~e~~~=orbestof·va n . Auto., air, pwr , 64:j.5700 · dil l cond. 20000 mi , ~et s 'OOYWbug.xlnt cnd ,new ti.m e on unlimited •OnJcnls 1090 The fastest drif.W in the $3700.546·0036 ~ 4" I 28MPG. $1 .750 firm. pa1nt /t?ody work . $1350. mileage warranties . ... ••••••••••••••••••• W~sl ... a Dail! !'ilot 19'70 HONDA CB750, gd . .t. • ..a._.i •• _ _. _ _. 9590 V' ~ ·73 MAZDA RX3 Wagon. 1 <193--0710aft.6PM , 644 -1549,979--0386. Ready fo r delivery * C ti c~d ~75 -ua 1'J1111nCU Auto.SI975. ,---NOW' OAST,MllSIC C a~si f ied "'' a ""'· · •·,.97 _2007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 642 -i,382 ,arsche 9750 71 VW Sedan. ~Int cond. 142 COSTA MESA 642-5678. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 1973 3.0s, A/C. slk. shift .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mags. new tires, call •FebOrgan Fair;• , p ~, .. & '7 BULT ACO AJpina FOR TOP USED CARS ~~:: r~?ri:~ .lei:..:t~!~.in~ 73 MAZDA RX-3 '62 RESTORED , reblt. 847 -5600 /962 -6205 • WIN If.ii ORGAN! ower ,, c. Never raced. Low FOREIGN , DOMESTIC Wknds. 838 _744 • Days ""ROTARY'" COUPE eng, 6000 mi warranty,$ ·cc<_900cc_. -------1 0th.' Prl.,es ·~··••••••••••••,•~·. •••• ·. Excellent eonditM:ln or CLASSICS " · I · t · · - "'' 1.·r~i s£' control. auto .. , power ste~ring , ruel inj., D Green$5499 . (11'51171 1 "' .!...l '"' 833 · 1361 I Beautiful silver Coupe w/, new pain · !n erior · llres 67 Bug , new brakl•S, runs .Booths-Exl\ib~~ 34 Fl. Seaway, V8:>J-dsl .673 -3856 Ifyour caris extraclean -auto., & 27.425 miles. 1 &chromer1ms. Pvt ply., good A~l /F!\1 ··!'·bl J am 5e$slons! tower plank ADF'CB MB , . seeusfirst. C.,t 97151 1399HGE> aft 6,499-1036 5700•·6i5~281J4' ie ia e ;~,:~t~·hrie~e~l~~e~~~~i 122 l'\in It Gifts for All pilot recorder. dee ca . KAW ASA Kl 120 .~1rt IAUER BUICK ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645 5700 di all S4Z·28Sl for free SlOl extras, 552·8432, aft Bike. Excellent cond1lion . -rl TI RE SALE· Goodyqar . . -Ivel inj. $5399. (#5112> C.lend.'of Events ' i20Q. 673_3856 2925 Harbor Blvd. 1973 CAPRI. auto. air. ,73 MAZO\ RXJ W lS5xlS Radial $Jl 72+ 70-'~ Sqbk , atllo. nu . sll 142 '70 HON DA CB 350. Ex . &MPG.s:JIOOorbestoC· S IT , AM /FM stereo, . 636·7902 I I mi.$lfi50.fi73 -7311 v.·/ 4 speed. a~r. stereo, ~---------~-jjiiliiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiirl c~~:;:;;~~~~;;--;;::i .~C~os~t~a~M"!.'e~s~a _ __!9~7~9.="2500~~J Decor Group. Xlnt cond. , t agon. · · rdl s, full top rk . XI . 10 . cond. Elec. ign. $&50. Call TOP DOLLAR fer. 751 -5093. A/C, $2050. 548-5311 alt. '74 914 1.8. Barg,Min l,-, ---------Polar Wh ile, Ju,;;t $4999. R ich , Sf 9-9122 eves p •1D ' 4 pm ·Under warranty ti.l ust' 66 VW Ca mper' needs a p-··~·~·~IJ8/;lil!l!ll(iliJllJQI 613__..426 A SALE-DunlapWire ! sell Stephen 556~ I prox.SJOOeng .work.5800 ~··•~7~[~-,·~·~ IMMEDI •TELY Wheels, 165xl3Steel. 72 MAmA RX·l i..: · · · or trade fo r VW Bug .. 1971 Kawasaki. 500 CC, FOR·U· S24.88+tax 636-7002! -..oTARY"'WAGON !Rois Royce 9756 615-3608aft spm . • . , • w/sptall clutch problem <l spe.ed , Lug carrier, 1••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · $650/offe<114-847-1129 FOREIGM'CIA.RS 72.CAPRI • CLEAN (152FWOJ 2025 $. ~ Red or1g1nal, auto. 645.5100 dlrj ROUSROYCE 741UG,$2950. Anaheim 750-2011 Suzuki 400, xlnt. cond. tr ans .. decor group, •~1 -6392 • mos.old.ZOOO mi.$1,100. stereo,steelradials,only '73 RX2 . Xlnt cond ,I -"'-"---1---------- For• ._...ii W >j'' :Wfli'W ort.o.p._557--057j?8to5 16,161 miles. As new as1 am /fm stereo, tape, Un· SILVER CLOUD I '69 VW BUG . gd cond, '71 VOLVO ~~ •-e 7."'. 6445 8, ~. 330 • , can be & e"tra. NICE!! dr Warr. 644--<12S8. (The hard.to.fi nd model~ Reblt en~. & trans. _ ~ .,. -.1 '71 Kawasaki 350 Bi <•ISFVY l Luxu,1·ously mai'ntai'n-' 55 1-3347 2Door. 142, a utomalic1 .., Hom.Mustse11$300.Call 645·5700 dlr ll73MA,ZDA"ROTARY'" in t ypical B.r i~i;'"''70Bug.C'hromewhls.nu t rans miss ion. radio, A~Nl£NT SHOPPUC ANO SEWiNd GUIDE fOll l Ht- ~ON fHE qo. $36--0806. 3100 W.CNst Hwy.N.&. ,73 CAPRI V·G. 4 s d le RX-2 CC?UP~ ~horoughrtess. This s1lv~, radials, clec. derogger. 8 heater. <360EOQ> '68 SUZUKI .TM·250, pr(}-642.9405 mi. mint cond. /eilowl L1:1g~age.carr1er,a1rcon· 1ng°':&ebony beaulyw1l trk stereo, Am radio, 1 $2199 t(}-type, twin pipes S350 _ w/blk inter 673_2988 l d 1t1on1 n g, s tereo be a JOY forever. $18,500. custom rear s peakers. or t rade for s m a ll er · t269JPT J .1 • ·shag crpt Xlnt run'g l) l · Motorcycle ·aft 6pm WE BUY IMPORTS 9717 ~ S-H-it.-R-P·! SILVER CLOUD Ill cood . 846 -8456. ~1111 wrlA 493~2 Top Dollar For ~Any •uuuuuuuoouu 6'5·5700 dlr In s and & 5'ble ex (~·:?}~' r ~ r · DODGE C y qui sitely maintained b '59 Sunroof l Owner 13 ~ · 4 2.50 MX . G p Konis. Make or Model. · 72 OL edes lem 9740 British eraftsmen. Has Yrs. Only 80.000 mi. $350. ' ·~~.: VOLVO ' ' ..... loaded w/all kinds o JIM PANOS , STATIOMWAGOM. t.•••••••••••••••••••••• pow~r windows .. powe 644-4259. ... .. • ?tl~as. Due to Sh 1 ou\dcr 75 t~~ ?n the car, a.ul Mercedes-le•z , steering, power brakes.'l -""'-="-~-----1 1966 Hurbor. CM. 6•6 9303 1nJury, must sell . $8.50. • MAZDA cond1t1~1~g, autom at1~ & 1 ascot tables & all the ac '69VW. Needs work Autos, Us-~ 551-0470 2001 s . Manchester tra.ns~russ1on , & SHARP., Fi l'ootremenlS desired b) S700 cu AnCJheim 636.gooo ThiS is It all tn one car:[ at 1 the most discerning. 1780Anaheim SL CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean, Cool, Easy t el I 11 Sl6,500. * , TOP Dollar paid for Operate. & Economical. Ut-1-yj-jo 66 VW BUG , tape deck ,lluick 9910 ~~S;l~.t;OO~.H.;;;;;.:;i"~';'~ll nllMIVll .., new rdls, runs & looks! BMW 's and all other Im· (149FWZJ I These vehicles must r M ••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes.Sales/ ported cars. 645·5700 dlr' Imports seen to be appreciated ~7e3':._2918 ust see $925 1 Tl HE SALE· Metzler Reat • 9160 Crevier BMW -Please ask for Ri char I 205xl5Steel 208 w. IstStreet akwl 9 720 2870t -•11 , .. ,..,.,..,. Lamb at G uarante~1 972 VW BUG. Am /J.~m 8! S.34.96 +tax 636-?00Z 33' nexible Bus. Fully self Santa Ana 835·3171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._ V'9fe •11-1740 Chevrolet Motors, Inc. track stereo. M'a gs. New I cont 1 slps,6, beauty• /C, WILL IUY YOUR •74 MERCEDES BENZI h>c11ted in Santa Ana a tires . Weber carb & ex~ Cadlftac 9915 nu rubber. all tras. TOP DOLLAR PAID DATSUN, TOYOTA 450 SLC . 7,000 miles, 711 East 17th Street haust. Extru set of lir'Y' •••,•••••••••••••••••••• H~ryJ ,$9500.548 4464. fMMEDIATELY ORVOLKSWAGEH loadedwithextras.l\-tust Pl~ase call for an ap. & wh ee l s. $1995 . 72C~deVHle • oSen"'•.& / 9400 TOP CASH for clean PAID FOR OR NOT. sell.646·9303 • I pointmenl. <714 )$43·9311 [~8786 . Xln~Cond 639--0219pp crttf· r-used cars and trucks W I L L P A Y T 0 P t . IMW , 9712 IMW 971 ZilMW 9712 •••••••••••••••••••••• Howarcl Che•rolet ADOLLLELNA.R~.u~--04ALL42.K ENT ONLY TWO LEFT! ,•••••••••••••••~••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••••••••••••••••••• " Dove a nd Quail Sts. v-v l;f:::V::::::::r:::A::r-:::.n:::~::-:::::::::::-r-··:::tw:::o:l .':N'.'::w...:"~~N bo~"'~~~~.":::~n~d"':~8~'=~~lol~I o~~~.. B '"~~~~!~~~u LI y I\~ 'ON . DISP LA y ~ wide Goodyea r tires on S&LllSYOURCARI MewestDealer eq pp~d and sal 'i;1' HE ALL NEW~ 1wide steel rims. 15 inch W•""1top.price! luv or Lease pri~~d ! A~ailable to~I , wheels, $bolt. 673-4266 MUST IE CLEAN .. , sale or lease. Call now. ~ .norn.o eves. Will t ake anylhi!lg in '2601J2·Z (#6516&1'3062) ISl-"'o<"-M-•-g""s,-6-<0-~15-.-$4-0-a-l ,trad~. w•tches, rings, L-Solltdlon I I I .-53·· 81 ~d847;174 ExceHen\ r::~~t;:~vo I HM:;;:;.°" I ~ , 1 , _ . · . CIOllics 9520 Datsun ,.,..\· H101-1a• .._,.kw .. " ···········-········· o._.c......,·· MacArthur and ......... vt.t-aa1-fNO •• .ultimatedr.ivi•n'.w.c:L;ne ~-r ·54 WILLYS. Xlnt cood. Highest$·~.,. boree 888 Dove 833-13001 ~ 1 1 "~ !••-1~ See'° Apprec1a1e. can ·••port• Newport Beach : SELLUS ' H. ERE ... 0"#'' 646-4134.rorBob. li.Maaeyloyota '7l PICK UP, FM . reblt./ . YOUR OLD CAR. , ..... , • • .. ~ l!MI Ford 4 Or. Sedan. Call Rogerot Bill eng. Pvt. Pty. $1,395. I WE'LL : I Clean. MAKE OFFER. 847-&'55 '36-3965 LEASEVOUOURS! I AVAU.~ILJiFOllYOUR'TESTDIUVil . • ~Ca~ll~64~2j;-1~24t,ti'". -;-:''-.· ":'~Fl:'.~El;fAPPRAISAL Flat 9725 ' ~ : • i .4l!>1D IH,SP~CTIOJI , ! i ,, v..; .... I ' '"°true u. ~~rtJ:oT~'. ... "uirjj New&v~2!ch-e 1 1 DIAtE 1 "ELIVER~• J ' •••••••••••••••••• .. •• CHEVROLET !or a free i -· · U , 'J, • : t '61 vw Dune B• tt. ."&P.f:~A'cHEV~OLET •• " ·-u · H-of 1.,.ports e luxory car all. a:ativt HP. riog1s bod1.11:io. • .l.!\lll Beac'li Bt•d. ORA .. Gs eou,nn o .w..!."d desl811 If Hie · iftoblle', 6'PM.,137-t864. Huntington Jleach MIWISTt&.LARGOEST 52J.725 'l "'i'" -· ~. -••• -IMIUlblATE ' 1118 ..;~L '72 . • ~ let the111 • • . '°'1 ~,.._,' DEl-IVERY ' ~ '2 1°"'1• air. E , , • •.. ·, ;•:, · ,. .1. , . Mod 1 *·C 1 au\o, lo inL Oays, • power 22 ml. per p l W• lw AJJ e 1..-o ors 891-033!;"'" :'veS'/wkndS', ~a rety Ck appro•ed . Merce d u,P'ouche, DlckMlllerMoton 61s-ol02 5.fl-4543 Rol~ltas,~!';~:<'-poru 12:tt:W,.;'!iner ~w-ANT-'-"'E"'o-e-,."p-,t-.-~-,y-.-.so-li 9560 Jlltf "4.t.R•c•MOS Sahta ..... . 557•2 ~1~611mf~.'3.t~~:~8be elean 2q1 w. ht st:. so...L Ane • ••• ..... e • •••• I .t..JUllVr0 • • ·=.:..::::::=::....=_:_ __ _ ,...., ..... Havt-~thi g yo~ want )llJQW.COullfftl" to•ell? Classified ad1i<lo l91~280C.xlnt. eond. Mus< • l 83S:.31"71 ~Hewport'Bf'a~h 11 •• 1 Ph ·•6'2'"-418. l•as e or ttell . Call .. J '• . • 645-1102 w~' on ·-· Mu<ller!l4$'-004J ~ 250CZMX ••••••••••••••••••••••• t- • • . ) / • , I I • / " •l . :\t\ ·-- . -J A114o.. Used lAitos. U1ed Autos. Uwd Weoneada . F'ebrua 12 1975 • ;-••• DAILY P1LOT . ae.- 1 DtC• w1L1FOR1 5 . ....;. uut1 •·..&.--u'' ·~···················· •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ~ ••••••••••• ;;...... os. ust<t ,,. u." I, • , • u1.d \i ·.~ D •••••••••• •••••••••••• .....vs, •ed 9940 ~ 9950 lllOb1le ,955 ·················,··,·,·1· • ................. ··~·····''l''''''t''' .... I i 1 ... ttttttttttttlttttttt I ~ I CLP• .,, ,,,, POrd t . 994 •••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~ .•••• ••. ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... . 't] 1 -···•~· ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••~ 73 Ctry Sq many 'xtru ''2 M efO~ eteor. Gd S-2!«1 ~ ~vic..e '73 Ha..t.C'hbl ~. Auto,)2' •• P••••••••t•;•••i;: ~·· •• .;.-.,,.,,-,,,,,.,. t. · :;::i::,:-.;~·. CADI LAC '71 CHATEAU waaon. ''"' cond 22.000 ml. ~;.,~;.~.'l::;.~wr. OLDSMOllLE .ml 11950.~---0J74 AJl '.•s·····'! .1 71.YIGA"GT" •t~ • 0 Orani• .c .. @t •1 larltOI .., ... •lnl cond. Full $3,400833-J&all• ~ Gt.IC TltUCl<S ---L:ft ~ct 1 .$!ATIOt4 WA•~' ~ LH : aelecllon. !::lt•s.1974 ., l1Qulp.l2$00.557·7977 •72 Gran Torino. 31.000 73 MQNTEGQ HOHDACJ.RS ;~:1:,.~~·,~~!':i1· ~/;:: Chrtshr~ SO. m•<h VALUE . ii;.: OpenEveryDa . FORD FALCON atatl mi's. New radials. Xlqt •. U... QI_. . Untv•rsityOI. orig. ownr , lo ml. 0penb,uy '&~ft-~'1il.10 ~B.~1·~:-'1.fa: -,.. -..Yl,U W.lllOnt Exeel~t.-.contt· !!lrnL~-a9J.jj~ ndl 1r1rl(ccOUIJiJ!'r ·.!860 M~r1Jor BIYd.. ~---·--~ • P~t ._ ., YourDoll:lJ;:! (623F'VY."t'"! 'L tlonS.160.49~~ -'68 CORTINA . S55Q1 :~~eC:in&~tn Y l~op Cost.a ~1esa S-40.9640 '71 Pinto 4 sPtt. 4 ne-w l!:l29Kar,bor.81vd.' 645·5700 , dtf; RtfUND1TO YOU '63 GALAXY. S225 ur Uest 25mpg, cl~n . gd C~· (6$2HE .I A stcMI ut '7J Otdl Toro..odo ti're-s . .iftM , Eng rblt, Costa Mesa 1 1 1 3 Vega \\':t,8on GT. a~ EX~PLES: '!!!~~ ;_.;..{ otfer. Wes asking S300. da~~6 076L .. ~ ! i, S289'J Fully equipped. (;lean am /(11) 8 _ trk . $l500, 546·1934 -alrcond.fWld.43.000'l)~ 197S,PINTOS . --. Will p ay S75 lux . 5.52: 7 · 1 • 2\i cd t · • Lie. Nu. WGA·I. $21500.-_6:3~7~--_ ~! S200Q.968-rf)917 . ; ~ I' '10J,::.oupe-d...Vlllt:"8trarp! 1r46-2243 •'-'"' Ma .. A1n1i1 best tJ!r Please t·all · °"'*~· • ... l'ftS -· P,•~~ $20.o--New steel tlrea. Ttade . -_..,._,.. . ' ,.,945 . UWL lW\O 833·8384o~55436 • '1 1 2dr.<1cy l,4 1pd,mags,•••••••••••••··~··~·,1· 71 vEG'lc -l1tU OK. Eves'548-1(1D4 . +1 * * • •••••••••••11:••••••,4•.11 ~ ~ -~--' ~adio & healer . nu butt. '731; GRAND Pit IX' :<:\Jlt, ~:!2!J . Poul'Creltintaft 1!*73 L NCOLN TOWN ~ TOYOTA 'ft4 F85 6 cyL Slick. new 29 R\P A. cleuei Sl4 xtr1i1s. F ;P. price~ totv. 2tof"°°s:•ls'a ... i'tl: C Cad'72CDV W.hlteS3a5Q. •lllGnet.I hD CAR ' brak~s. f\>l ake orrer. fS.14-~77 ., i-1t50.546--624 Both or l ese car , r.e-- ASH IQUHD ·Pvt. Ply. 646-'897. ~ C r. 3J.000fllt, . $4 ,695 1966 Horbo r. CM 6,6 930: 847--0363. . •. ---... ' rompucl Ch',evrole.l.l 'i.ftldJ: al44S E.17lh. CM_. Hunti'")ton hoch 496-86~1 . --~ . 9960 00 Gold Pootiar Cal(ii~J'8-... automatie l:tunsmis'Slm.i• 1975 MAYlllCIS You u ~e the winner of -MultClltCj 9952 '73 TOllONADO lop rond., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 dr, immlH: .. S599, 1 l:t , and havt• l>ttn thourg~ $20 0 ·· E ldorado '70 llk'e new, 2t1ckets to the Mtrtericl' 9947 ••••••••••••.••••••••••• lomi. many xtras'. S4.095. BEA'I' THE G •s 673 4331 ... ·, Sare Chcoke<.I. 111.ac., ,- must sell best offtr over UCI HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66-V8 Mustang. Smog. '7 644 -2'l59 A -& 0050'1'11 > . : wholesale. 613-5569. IASkETl.t.LL 71 Mit.YEllCK uo. pwr "'· •uto. -.. ,----. SHORT AGE! lrd 9t70 645-5100 olf" R B GAM~ Just another fine used cash.493-364.4 . 73 CUT SL.ii· XLN1 Buyth1s l96SVALIANTb ••••••••••••••••••'•.;ij ,.,., , , -----rtt!• CAIHRIFUND '68 EL DO ADO, ea\11.. t-'eliru· car! 1173CZE) . C?~D. LOADED. 52995. cy_I w/slick. iJus t SO,OOO '&J T r-Bird . Cusl$m :2 VEG1\_ t:ou'!~·~Au~,Jf11 S"°",·1vde.rl i~~Yer' • :~9~ md; ..... ary .22. l!i75 645-5700 . • dlr 65 1'1USTANG. Exce\len ts92 121H m1. Xl nt cond. Only i400. paint, 390 w I po"1er air. r-!·~KE OFF F~R . ~~.' 1975 MUST A.MG Please i:all 6·12-5678, ext trans. Greut buy at SJ75. PRIVATE PARTY !las '75 pl ales. Call brakei sleer'g & ~·in · biS 66f~ · "'1 HT" bestof!er.644 -7323 333 to cl;11m you ,73 20r Auto 10600 · 499_2386 63'1-1 5f. d ·Jo' ' ~ -• -__........,~ ' • 1 . · T1t·kets !Nurth County · ACP /Pu rc'h.aSe 0m1l · -69 Cutia~,=-: 2.dr. air Rood 1 '_._ 0.~5; r-o:c.\~;.;':s ~i r,I DON 'T Gi\"l' up the Shi~ saoo . 7,~a~~droin~~0f/p~~-::l~: lol~ r;cc number is <ig reement. S56:38 for1;..SE~L idle it.ems_ -:v1th a ~~nJ SSJ:i . MO 573·1· aft ·1~.DUS'PER . 6l:Y L. ;.i1r, ~~~ec. w o~k. ;\,n::,!~ ·:Lisl" Ll in clossifi~ ~ air, stereo tape, tit S40 1-20 ',. .. • ~ontbs . American.Car Da1\yP1lot Cl.ass1f1 ed .. uJ. .. , 1.s: '\u_lo, l~.,m1. S...?700. Ch~rry! s5'oo. 551 -8N3 Ship to Shnre•1 rteso1t§t~ wheel. pwr dr locks, __ _ I Ian. 875-8900. 642-5678 Sell 1dleiten1:. ,,.1_ Sti7 (213 )5l!2 l!Sti-a:.k fur ftou 1 642·S67R . -~!.I.I CASH llFLIND ~-----~hl••--H-~--~---~-.-~-H-9~--~--·~ Pri. Pty. 642--494 5 •••••,.'••••••••••••••••• •••••••·•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I\•• •••••,.'••••••••••••••••~ 1975 MUST AHGS ' 2+2·. s300 CASH llPUNO 1975 MUSTANG MACH rs 5500 CASH llP.UNO 1975 MUSTANG GHIA's 5500 CASH IEPUND --1975SUPER CAI TRUCKS 7UllUP-l -'"'/oE -VtllE Like new. sunroof, vinyl lop, all extras, air condl- liooln& (601EYV> $4999 DeultwiA • ~~OLVO 1966 Hcubor ( M 646 ~303 '12 EIDoradoConv. lmmac. All extras. p,·t . ply. 673-731 1 '73 COUPE DE VILLE. immac. Owner moving t o l.Jawaii 1'tust s,c. b e low blue b o ok . 673~9119 ) .saso c.._.. 9917 .................................... CASH llFU .. D '70 R IS Camaro. Good ---.,..,-"'°'--I condition. Bronic. Best Special Purchase oller645-3710 (20) 1974 LTO's' TO CHOOSl'PIOM 1-'8, <.1ulo. trans .• power 1teermi: & brakes • .air J913 CAMAR0 350 4 bl, loaded, 20,000 mi , $3,400 496-8631 1ond .. "'!.W tires. tinted ••••••••••••••••••••••• flass. 1\ll colors & body CONNELL 1<yles · CHEYROLET $3388 SALES&SEIWICE 2121 Hart.or ll•d. COSTA M ESA LIKE NEW 546-1 zoo 1974 Monte Ca rl o. Like SPECIALS new cond. Very le -'=.~~-=---I miJeage . $4,200. '70 F.-d c .. t. 100 644-S275or 833-9511 V -8, auto. trans., laC'lory air fond 1tion1 ng, power 1teerin g:. rndio &: •eater. t1 n\ed ~l ass . Li cense 134ASR CL.IA.IA.NCI PRICI '67 BEL AIR, $475. Reblt e ng. R /H :<Int cond. 5.57-5176 or 645-5595 1964 CHEVY VS e ngi ne nnd trans. Sl.50. 645-7135 after 4pm . s977 1973 MONTE CA RL rE•(ldau, 53,250. Days: -.•z,,.,,.,_,...,, ... ,-.. -c"'•'"-~·--~ 6 4 ~ ..t.. o 1 Go , Eve s : Bubble top, reudy lo _8f~Z -_5l_07 ______ , Jo! ( 151 19) '7 l I M PA LA, 4 d r CLURAMCI PllCI Hardtop. Vin~l roof, PIS. bp1e, A/C S1395. 552-9795. S I 9 8 8 1.!i &~i:a Chevy Wagon. --,,.4,,,':ij1!iiff;;,.,,...,"'°J"•;,.,,.--aulo, air cond. $350. Runs 4 ...... drl••. IOIJLGll 1~•~ood_!~C_a_ll_64G_~S9c..cS7_. __ I '74 ~Jonte Carlo, P /B, .-PIS. P /W, w / v-top, radials. $3850. Priv par- •j I fli,... F;ry 111 ty. 123KJ U. 640-5340. \'-8. ~uto. lra.ns .• power Chlrs:ler 9925 11eer1ng. radio. heater, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1457DYI ) ' . ' • Q.U.IANCI PllCI 68 Chrysler NY, 4 dr. 5J377 ~7z,plNlffK hardtop. full P.OWet. gd tires. new battery, goOO cond. Orig. Owner $650 552-9347 Bonneville VS . a.l .. air. COlltM.t• 99l0 p.s., p.b., p.w. & se.alS, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl&H. V 'roof. T !Glass. '7 3 MARK JV, xlntt cond. 16i6F,LUl . Su nroof, AM /F1'1 t ape Cl..IAIAHCI PRICI deck stereo. all xtras. . ~I t88 ; '72'-Cl,e~. l'-tw I wheel drive, V-8. auto. ll'ans.,, raclO(Y air, r adio. heater, loaded. t349rZI >JI Cl.IAIAHCl Plltl s39aa Pvt. pty. Vie. Lk. Ar· rowhead, Call for appt. J37 -5060 ii MARK IV, Like new , beiee. 24000 mi, S6650. · Plfase call-846-7016 '89 MARK III. Full power. AM /FM.53.000mi. $2595. New tires. 968-9)72 LEAVING Country, Sac. 1969 Mark ttr1 loaded, '7% CltotNM w..,... , whlsale. $2,300. 642-4(.$ ~·8. <11Uto. lrans., large an.,s· • I .. m ii y •PeC I a I. Fu lly I ::;;;;tt;;--;1"=' ....,.~tt:nl .;;uippcd. 1544FEO> IC . . !9~-z CLUIANCI Pltcl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 184 ·CORY£'M'I!: stingray. Au.to, 9.ew engine & rea reoo & trans. Must see l a p, 'p r e c I a t e . 'JJ Ford Swf.f. ,,_ SA.CR.I FIC E ! st'sso V·8. s lick. pwr. steer .• 630•,17J , 630·1110, mag wheel~. rat tires, &33-9*. fa n c ie d . carp e t e d . 1 -~-------+1 !1)442P I · C:"'19G" ' · J93 CLUIANCI PRICI ••~•-••••••••• '•• , : .:s. 3 2 8 8 68 Coua•r. ••to. air, g tdsMI. lo ml. nt'•ke oer ' ~ l7z cwt...-r .u. 840-811IO )C.hj, litlle workhorse, ~ ,.-·tt3' white. Lie. No. 07632W ••••••••••••••••••••••• : CLIAUNCI Pl,CI . '66 MONACO. Cully-aut~ I s I 4 SI ·, · fall power.,. re•\lu.x '°drive. 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H.D. springs, driver & passenger individual seats, front mats. luggage rack. . . • ' , t \ I • \ / Today's Closlag. N.Y. Stoek8 I ' ' I VOL.68,"N?· 43, s S~CilONS, 70 PAGES OR~NGE COUNTV,,C.O,LIFORNI _; ' WEDNESO~FEBRUP.RV'l'.l, 1975 TEN CENTS " . . 1L•guna I Aml.Jula~ee · -·'1tfissinj'· !lgain Coast Highway, SOUth La1una, was said to be in satisfactory con· dition today at South Coast Com - No ambulance was avaitabl~ sOi IA.gun• Beach PoU·ce com- mandeered a van Tuesday lo take an 89-year-old man with a br,:>ken fiip to the hospital. 'J'be man, who hlld fallen, lay in I Paln on t~e · sidewalk for about ha1f an hour as Police and city ' firemen attending him tried to secure an ambulance. · munity 1-tospital. He was scheduled for s urgery today to correct the hip. Mason h ad fall e n on the side.walk at 21.4 OceQ,n Avenue at about S:SO p.m. He or:dinarily uses two walking canes and was accompanied by h is I Wllllam-E. Mason of 30802 S. I -octor Bey Saves 8 Fire Hero Dies in Anaheim -Anaheim fire ·officials crcdtted a 12-year-old boy who died in a residential fire Saturday With saving the lives of eight persons who were sleeping in the house when a pre-dawn fire broke out ACCORDING TO (ire inspector Norman Morgan. young Roger Glover ran ddwnstairs from his second floor bedroom to waken five children and an adult "·ho were sleeping in the home at 243J Broadwey. Moreen said the youngster then returned to the second floor to help his sister and a stepbrother escape the names aoTu LEAPED from a window, Morgan said •lo\lo'e\'er he added, Roger was overcome by ·s moke before he could reach the window and·collapsed. His body was later found six feet from the windo"·-.. lt.Rlalllg to Begin • Crestlite's Kiln Fu-ed Up for Work lly IACK CHAPPELL Of,......, ............ were reasons why Susquehanna stoppecl .ProdUClion as well, Teel said. · ··1 thinJf-a smull businessman In a small town will ha ve a better -<See CRESTLITE, Pago All nte huge rotary ktfn at 'the con- troversial Crestlite PJant in San Clemente was fired up tQday in preparation ror resun1ption of mining and ru II production by the lightweight aggregate mBnurae- turing plant. 1 Kenneth T eel, owne r o( Impact Data Sought for Development Crestlite since purchasing it Crom former operator , Su s - quehanna Jnc., a large con- glomerate company, said pro- duction w ill resume this weekend. The firm mines s hale from the San Clemente hills, pulverizes it 1 and fires it in the kiln producihg a light weight stone-like material used in makin,li( structural con- crete and concrete blocks. The Laguna Beach Planning Commission voted Tuesday to ask the county to reqUire an en- vironmental impact report on a proposed zone change on eight acres next to the city's Top of The World residentiafarea. Teel who had headed the operation of Crestlite under Sus- quehanna. said the business is now a family operation. He said changes planned for the plant should make it a good neighbor. The change from agricultural lo estate residential would allow 11 homes to be built on the pro- perty and could open road access Teel said modi(ications in to addi tional develop"ment, plan- plant· operations will reduce ners said. heavy machinery and factory Co mmissioner Jotvl 1'1cDowell noise. disagreed with Y+hat he termed Residents of nearby Shoreclirrs the tone or the discussion at the Mobilebome Park and an adja-Laguna commission hearing and cent ShorecliJfs home area had voted against the meas ure complained about noise and dust authorizing a letter be sent set- from the plant. ting the city's position lo the "We are trying to improve our c:;ounty planning department. image In the comm unity The land involved li es at the desperately," Teel said. He not-SQUthwest end oC the Top of the eel that the firm has also un-World area. Planners were told dertaken a reseeding o'f an aban-that the city could not hall road doned:mtning ar.ea to im(irove its access to the land from Alta environmental image. Laguna Boulevard because the Escrow on the operation closed road straddles the city-county j\l.St recently. Original cost of the boundary at that point. Plant was placed at $2 million. McDowell told his fellow com- Teel declined to say what his missioners the city was getting a purchi,se price Crom Susquehun-··~ reputation" at the county na Was. for being against everything. Howe\l'er. he said he has put McDowell speciCically object- more than $100,000 into repairs ed tO Including ii'\ the letter men- and start uP costs. tlon 1or opposition to the change He.aaid i'epair of the,12-fool by because of road ac~ess pro- 179-rOot long kilrf was one of the bl ems, which he said was a reasov.s StISquehann'a halted particular. sore point in county- dperoUop. of the facility as b( the -wide rel~t1ons. 'firstoftHe-Jear. · The city recently removed a The repairs . new environmen-section of Alla Laguna _tal "clean· up" requirements and Boulebard once planned to ex· the slowdown in construction ,tend from Tep o~ t~e \VQ(ld to Arch Beach Heights, another lHS CAR .SOLD ON FIRST CALL , "Soldtt on tht llrst cell.'' T.Jfa·t'"s the sa1es success a CQ1t1 Mesa man ~xperienced wb~n be ran these r~ words ip lhe l>•llY PllOl : 'etCHEV'I' Beyl, auto hilltop community. The extension could have opened up vast undeveloped areas to development, and with an extension northward created a loop around Laguna Beach from South Laguna to El toro Road. . For its actipn , the city has been threatened With loss of some county-,dministered road funds. • · !.\"•••· R/H. JC.Int. cond. 8 Convicts Killed l"'"'"x'x -I • 1 ~ • • t..!f _~ MY~ a cp~ IQ..~l, call , . ~' r~.~·~.'!','~ '"'&Tl ~lo wotli for you In the right place •. In tho Daily Pilot . \ ' I BUENOS , A/JlES, Argentina. ·(.A p > -Pr}.ioners at the wo.n1en'• ·if II.Jn Rosario rlDted early™"'· l!t"artlng a rtce !bat killed eight or the convicts, tho provinc\al police of Santa Fen re· ported. housekeeper. The city oC Laguna Beach con· tracts with Hospital Ambulan~e ror emer~ncy trano;portation . Ken Hunt , general manager of 1-lospital A bulance, said today all his amb lance! were in use at thetimeof l ecall. Hunter said one or his tour am- bulances was in the repair shop after being ram.med from behind Murdef Charge . Slated By JOHN VALTERZA ' 01 Tl'I• D111ty ,.Oo1StllH Arraign ment ror the 40-year old male nurse C'harged in the murder of Corona del Mar houi>ewife Nancy Atwater and her entombment in a concrete- fi ll ed oi l drum will resume Thursday in I-I arbor Judicial Dis- trict Municipal Court. Daniel Gerhis Bedelian. "''ho had served as the night attendant to the v.•om an ·s ai lin"g"husband. is set to appear at 9 a:m. in the court or municipal Judge Selim S F'r anklin . The jurist first began the pro- ceedings on formal charges of murder last F'riday. but agreed to a postponement so that Bedelian would have enough time to seek a private attoney. Jn the io1.e_ri,m, .. t~e h~~}ty r..ebanese immigrant has l>een advised by a public de(ender. fie has remained in custody since hi s arrest last Wednesday -only hours after Mrs. Atwater, 50, was rl'ported missi ng from h er Ccimeo Shores home. Bail has re m ained at $250,000. Bedelian ha s been lodged in Orange County Jail since his court appearance last week. Inv est igators h ave n ot divulged any new details in the case over the past sever al days. The last solid release of in- form ation came last Friday <See SUSPECT. Page A2 l Special Meet ' Set Tonight 'rhe San Clemente City Council v.·ill meet in s pecial session at 7 :30 tonight in the community clubhouse lo discuss uses tor :.in estimated $459,000 the city may receive from the federal Housing a nd Co mmunity Development Act. Lion 's share 0£ the funds bas been suggested to be s pent for re- v it a Ii z at ion or the cit y ·s downtov.1n area with otber uses for historical building and parks acquisition, and for housing a nd social services £or elderly and handicapped. The fund s would be the city·s share or a Sl 1 bi llion Cederal pro- gram. The act was established for six years but funded by Congress for only three years. The city's en- titlement for a ' six-year period would be an estimated $1 .14 million. A First at VCI by 'a county Ore paramedic unit last week. J.' _ A Two of the V.etiiCles were on private calls and •one was respanding to a par.a,med.ic call in El Toro at the tim~·hesaid. "It's just one a those things that's bounft lo ~bat'pen some times," Hunter !laid. He said he had received 2J calls for transportation Tuesday. e l di~: A new ambulahce is on order and will bt in service withtd 30 days, he said. . n l • After learning that Hospital .. could not Bendt an ambulance, policemen c8lled other aMencles, but were told the. nearest availa· hi e unit was 'in Huntineton Beach. At that point, Patrolman Bruce Brig gs commandeered the • Ill Be~t of La11rel Lori Mccurdy contemplates an artist's renderin,g or Laurel and Hardy. The work will be among studeni.art exhibited at Thurston Intermediate Se,b~l's Ljiv-in Thursday night from 5:30 to 9 p.m. The p11e·Valentine.'s Day event includes student folk dancing,stum.ot magic shows, drama skits, river trip slides a!KI irtod!!I airplane flying. An enchilada dinner will be served from .5:.3l>·to 7 p.m . (reservations only) at $2 .50 for adults .and $1.50 for children. • Man Held in-Sex camper vun of Carl Good, 360 Y Place. Laguna Beacb. Briggs re- • ported Good had ol!e.-ed use of h1a vehicle when requested by of. l\Cers. • The camper van was driven by • off.;duty police DeL Terry Tem· ·pie. Fireman Bill Wall rode along and attended the victim in the van, which Was outfitted with a bed. Spouse Alleged Target A wealthy Sherl)"'lan Oaks phys ician was arrested by Orange County sheriff's deputies Tues d'ay and charged with soliciting his wife's murder . Booked into Orange County J ail at4:30 p.m. was Dr. Charles \Ve sley Turner, 44, of 14358 Magnolia St .. Sherman Oaks. 'fhe arrest of Turner at his home ended a three-week in - vestigation that culmin a t ed when officers allege the suspect solicited the services or an un- dercover sheriff's depUty to murder hi s wife. a department spokesman said. The same s pokesman said the alleged solicit;ition occurred in Orange County but refused lo speci_fy the lime or place. Turner's bail was sel 11.l S~Qq oiio. lie ls scheduled lo bear- ' t•ttned" Thur1"day 'in Orange County Central Municipal Court. laguna Sued By Lifeguard In Pay Hassle A liCeguard who claims the city ol Laguna Beach violated federal laws which protect veterans when it failed to immediately re- hire him after service with the Navy has sued the city for $11.500. Seasonal lifeguard Steven Alan Knauer further claims in hi s Orange County Superior Court action that he is now being paid on a "Step One" basis when his remuneration shouJd ·be on a "Step Four'' level. . . , Knauer work ed as a city lifeg uard from 1965 through 1969 when he joined the Navy. l·le slates that he sought rehiring by the city in November. 1971, but was not taken on until August, 1972. Attacks, Kidnap Newport Beach detectives an· nounced the arrest of a 32-year- old Huntington Beach insurance salesman today on charges relat- ed to several alleged kidnaps and sexual assaults on male and female hitchhikers. Douglas Ernest Cassidy of 8401 Castilian Drive was booked late Monday night on a warrant charging several counts of kid- nap. The salesman was held in lieu of $25,000·bail. De tective Sgt , Kenneth ' ' Tilompso,i said' the -err.est stems from . at leaS( t Wo lpcidents in Newport 8.:each 'in recent months, one, in Ulintington Beach and another in SoutJ\ Laguna. ' In two separate assaults in Newport, Thom.psqn alleged that Cassidy stopped to pick up. male hitchhikers and then forced them into his car at.gunpoiht. H.e then ' allegedly drove the' victfms to secluded a·reas and forced them to perform sex ·acts. Both th e rehiring delay and the failure lo raise hi s pay level are violations of federal laws cover- ing veterans. Knauer states. He also seeks a court order that wbuld compel the city to adjust his pay scale. \l'eath"r Musicians Real Pros Considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday, ac- cording to the weather service,, with cooler tern .. peratures expected. Highs SS at the beaches to 62 inland. Lows tonight 46 to 52. By TOlll BARLEY Ot tlN 0.11• ,. lllM SUH UC Irvine officials plan to an- nounce formation of the firSl on- campus ~rofessional orchestra in the United States. · Musicians· union spokesman and Dean Clayton Gartison or UCI's School of Fine ArU have hammered out a.Ji. aereement ' that will have 32 professional rnustcl9ns working with eight UCI mu le majors in a series of conCerts on campus. The new orcl)e~tra will be 11,oown as the \JCI Obarobllr'S.)'m· phony . Its dlfeclor wltl be Pottu g~se ~q>J#uclor Alv1ro Ca1suto wh 1 "r!l_ved at UCI 1a•t . ye~r \o toke ••• the a/fairs or the'\JCI s tudeh\ orchtStra. "It means tb1at we-wifl have • 1: • two ot.chestras at UCl, '' the Laguna Beach co nductor said to- day. Cassuto s tressed that the prime.aim O( his neW"brthestra is to advance teact\ing of UCl music students by haVing them work with' veterail musiciatd in . cainpus concerts. "lti' a touch ol realism," he said. '"All too often music stu· dents work' toaether in what they believe"is an orC!heltf'al environ~ ment and 1only realize later oo that they have been Uving in • dream world.•• Oeuu'roc oaid tbe• "'" 4o., mt!nib•r• UCI . Cbamber"Sym phol\j' ill giv.11 Ila fir$\. on-, F•mlfll• peffi>r111aa* April ia and 19 under his direct kin. · -He ,.aid-there vliU 118. ~ UCl. 1 concerts b), the new f>C"Cbeslra • ! 1\ ' f • each season, none bf which will conflict with the programs of- fered by the,tnore familiar UCl student orchestra. "We plan to take our ne'IN pro- fessional orchestra on tour," he said. "We plan to-put UCI on the map in the world of music and I have notbtng but pralse"' tor the ·teachers and administrators who made this possible." Cassuto b~lieve~ the cost of the new orchestra will nUt at about $41000 for each pair of concert$. The money will come Crom UCl's music budget. "Most II not 'au of that wl~ ~ recovered from ticket sales. ')lC .. id ... , predict today Iha we ue l•i~g to create the' kind of JA-1<11' orcbestn that wlll.pacltlbdn l'n at UCl or anywhere we go.•• . . ' ' l~SIOET-ODAY A profile of aCtress Catherine Deneame, a reuiew of Cher Bemo'• Jirrt felnidon show.and storie1 fn>mlh•Onmg•COG1t.aloogwilh otbtroQk:l••.are on P.o,qr. 02. Ind":.: MY-t.rric• .. -... , L":i!°.r ••• Mliaic: ... .. •CM • •• --.. cw-~ •• ... ......... .. CMl•lfi.-1 0 1.11 .. _ °""'' c .. .,_, All-U ..__ .,. -· ,,., __ ... lkM ... kl¥1•,..,.., •• ••twt.11"'11 .. .. -u ••4 ·~· ... , Qr.~---... -· .... -· -..... ... _ M4 --g ,,... ...... ... =t:-" -... .. -.. . """""'''"" .. ........... .. I ... • I I • • ' . . LISC Wecfne~y.Fet>tull!J 12. ''75 .. ' ,, .< ' • . . ~ to$531 billion lhrouabJuneao. l'l;om Wire S'emces alrel!dY ls In effecl, la we heart ol , .... _,...__ WASHINGro~ blllLl>IO<le...J'ard:ull!l.wll:cO)I< Inc Preslde.'ot Ford,~ special S3· c'On-illii)j)flOii-Y. r v ne up ·~ 'tat QO I-di\ ror prices. The lull pr1>a<am alms lo 111 d&ys wH appro~ by cul oll Impart¥ bt. lwo ' ajllllon tttes.nate FinanceComnV ee. barreJJ":• day~ Or.28 eetcent;'bver Meaowbile •. efP..~ confident that he rs plcklni Uj> support for his antlreces.slOt\.Pl'O' aram, intends to bUta Con.are-a wlth a stepped:up selling cam- pal gn next week, his cllief spc>keamaruaid tod•¥· . • • - ., The1•·2 vote in comm1J:t~1ent the next three years. • 11• the Hou1e·pasaed bi1t t~ 1he By unanimou1 vote, lt\e com· I ~al6floc>r, where cjeba\4-il;ex· millee also il>Prov'l\f ,! bill lo . ' ~to·IH!1tn·nex1week."t raos• it\• c~,lllnj,on iJMi:naUonal :~r :' Tti~'tarltr, the t•rst $1 or ~bich debt from"'' 'present "$495 bnnon Cairo EGYPT 0 50 -. OCCUPl!:D l!!IVISlltAl!-L SINAI PENINSULA -· • •. u ............... MIDEAST HOT SPOT-The Sinai is the story of the passes -the Milla and the Gidi. They are the key to Israel - and to Egypt. They are on focus of Secretacy of State Henry Kissmger's new effort t~ brine• ·about a second stage military disengagement. ·-_ Israeli P11llbaek Kissing~r, Sadat Express Opt~ism ' CAIRO lAPJ -Secretary of State Henry .A,. Kissinger and !>resident ADwar Sadat ex- pressed confi(tence and op- timism Wednesd;iy on possibl<! Egyptian concessions for •an J1raeli pullback Jn Sinai . "We •have clarified the issues and the direction io which the neaotiations shou ld proceed toward a 'Solution," Kissinger si.id after four hours or talks with ' Sadat. He added he was "hgpeful . . . in .fact confident progress can be rriade. '' . Sadat said they had "surveyed tl)e whole problem and this is quite sufficient for the moment. I am satisfieCI. I'm always op- timistic when I see my friend Henry." .Kissinger also s~id he will re· turn to Egypt ''in tb.e near future." He has previously said he would return to the area next IF month with U.S. proposals if he ram Page Al ,find s there are .Points to S · .,...J .... \ ~~ate. ~--.. CRE 'fLI'f..Er~.,::. ... .:.(.~U:S. offiCtat'iot~ n~~en " • ,that Israel wal lnlilting on a chance of perhaps belhg Sue· ',t~d document •(fo1114 l':(y1,J1 c~sful than, a larg~ co~~ .)ltl~rking an encL '10'! al£D!ll a7 will, and lets race 1t when~ ·years Qf hostiliti~tn.'l-etil1'1i' ro .... 8~ nut, !!very bolt and every dime is ~ithdrawal of up to 30 miles and coming O\,l~,of )'QUr own P:OCket, evacuation or ·the ~bu Rodeis tbat'& inceotlv,,"'!o••aid. · • · oiJDetds and the"MiUii !!@<I. Qldi • "I'm be.\tln1: h~a~ily tbl!i,..11\e · • .asses. :!. , I slowdown in construction ls only - temporary and if I'm wrong, .1. everyone connected with con-!. •!ruction i• going lo , .. e ever-Marine_ H.;,..1. d' ythlng any Way, so I might as well "- go down in style," he said . t' ·; • Teel said that while his San Jri Burgf · ' Clemente mining permit extends ~ ; •• ~ ~ , Only until 1981, Crestlite has a : good future. Shale deposits have been llX'at- ed on the Elsinore side of the Mi s- sion Viejo Ranch. He said he plans on expanding his operation there Jn 1977. ORANGE. COAST DAILY PILOT San Clemente poliCe arrested an 18-year·old Camp Pendleton Marine early today in connection with the attempted burglarY of a drug store. James Stanley Kraus was taken into eustody shortly after midni,ght near the Med Rx Drug store on 241 Del Mar Ave. after a wom4n reported seeing someone on the store's roof with a flashlight. Police said Kraus was in 'possession or a flashlight. screwdriver and poc;:,)Uiit,.knlfe at th~!l meor_th~ er··~ il~ . While H~u!e 'Pr.SS 'Skrtt•'1· Ron Nessen told reponen'Fl>C'd has lined up a se~iea of Aiding ·Search Growth in the Capistrano Unified School District viewed as a problem by most district of; · ficials, is proving to be a boon in the search for a new superinten· dent. fl 'Dr. Leland Newcomer. presi ~t of La Verne COiiege and ~Pecial consultant to the Board or .i.~Trustees . said Tuesday lhal lhE> : high q~ality or applicants for I.hf' superintendent's position can bf' ,. attributed to two ·factors ~growth and locaf;ion~. "The applicants consider thE> district ~s growth as the most J>O'ilive thing in the. school dis trict." said Dr Newcomer in a telephone interview "Grow.th enables them to keep a good spread in the age of the staff. .When a district has stopped 'growing you really have pro· blems · Dr Newcomer said he has re- ceived 87 applications for the position which will be vacated by ~uper.intendent Truman Benedict in June Benedict is re- tiring after 26 years with the dis· trict The consultant expects to have 100, applicants when the filing ; period ends Friday. ''My problem is I will have 15 to 21) people who are very compe· tent. yet I'Uf probably have to present three to rive candidates to the board for final consider a· lion,·· said Dr Newcomer. The re!ponse, he saJd, has been very encouraging, but in the 20 school districts he has helped rind a superintendent the job has "ever been so tough. ·1·ve never before come even close to ha .. ·ing this many hiJ.hlY qualified ('andldates," he added. ··rt·s going to be a horrible job to screen them We have top people. I don 't envy the Board of Trustees ·· Coast Slated For Weekend Light Rains Robert N . Weed _ ......... ..,,, ...... "'*'""' --..-~age Flow Jeck A, Curley Ifie•""'~ ..... o. ....... ~.._.,,.. Thomas Ke•v'll .... Thom~s A. Murphlne '°'9fllltl"t .,,..,.. Charlff: H. Loos Richdrd P. Nall A•tht ... I ~M00"'9 IE11110tl Rates JP'or.dd .Rise, .Fall WASHINGTON <APJ ~Home mort11:ages .with interest rates that rise or fall with other interest r:ates in the economy·were pro- posed Wednesday by the Federal Home Loan Blink Board. ' UNDER TJl.E 'Pao~ED regulations. savings and loan as· sociations and other thrj,ft tnstltutJons could sell so-called varia- ble rate ri'lort1a1e1 to home buyers in which the mortgage in· terat rate could ris• a\niaxtmum of 2~ percent if other interest ratea_JD; tbe •cono~· rose 1ubltantlally. ' ' meva'rll~e age ts not anew idea, and it produced conallii>abl eon ' rsy In Congress b!!lore. Board Member Gr~ R.ercy said board would ''move forward'' withJts pro- posofunle11Conr ..... ~<tedtoblock it. . Th• propooed 11e-tf reaulatiOM probably would not take effect before five m.onths •'least, BoM'd Director Thomas Bomar told repan•rs at a brlennt. The proposeCI (esulaUons w.ould allow ror a 90·dA¥ CP.m menl omod . • ' HAD THE PllOl'OSAL BEEN ,1,n elfect during the recent 1 period of rl1ln1 llllsal rates, lhe coet of a variable rate mm-t1111 taken out In January 197_3_\..,ould ha~t increaaed abolit 1 percent. m tsniJlt..an 8 l>OfCent monaa(e would nqw eoSl abollt t percent:. -~ .. • / ' • .. ' II . • • • brtUfu~ dlnnera and !Met· ' ~ ressUttn and .fenatora o e~ctanRe views Oh i Illa. antlnl«ni"' p1dta1e and to 'PIUI for the program. N"eJaen sald Ford "feels fi\ has ma.de' some headwl')' ~Ith lh• 1oyernors" ~hat -e ma. durin1 hll lrlPI to Alltnll, HQ4*ton aod Ti>plllla; 'i<arl. • during'!he past two Weeks . ••He thiriks his ex- • planation of bla pcogrem is get- Un&J.£(95• '' n ii Fqt<f 11urnmoned hti top economtc adviser;:• to. a..meeuna in the Oval Of flee ~ay to r.evlew the recession indlC'atori. Asked 'tlthethe:r ·Ford was will· ing tq compr.'omlSe ~ith the Democrats and consider chan1es in his profram,. Nessen said "Tho Presi~ent is alwaxs willing 0.llf """,. .......... to listen. At the moment he has heard.or oo com)ltomisc" \hat he is willing lo 8.ecept. . Nessen alsO said that Ford is sticking ~Y his directive for an ,escalating fee lqcrea~e o~ foreign oil wh)ch would raise thj levy to $2 dollars on March 1 and $3 on J\prtl 1 and thus reject! a comP.romise suggestion by Sen. Robirt Dole <R-Kan. ).' Lagu@a "I : Employ es Air Plea By JACK CHAPPELL 01 ti-. U•llr Pllet SUH • Concerned that colorful action~ of the police and firemen's as- sociations during drafting of a Laguna Beach city budget muy overshadow the work of other employes, the president or the muniC'ipal employe's association Monday appealed for equity. Chris Kreymapn, head or the 90-member Laguna Beach Municipal Employes' Associa· tion, said he was afraid that because of political pressure brought.by the two. public safety associations, the citY. council would be inclined to chop funds Bqd jobs from the municipal staff. ANCIENT SAN JUAN PEPPER TREE BREAKING APART C(lty Seeking Expert Advlclt on Preaervetlon ''In recent months much publicity, and rightfully so, ha~ been given to the Laguna Beach Fire and Polic·e Associations in their efforts to alert the com- munity' to just how badly their services are needed," Kreymann Old . Tree Ill? said.· · Doc to Inspect Giant Pepper ''Their efforts seem to be aimed at reducing or entirely eliminating their losses in tho- event bud,get cutbacks become ~necessary. A tree that has stood a hundred years is beginning to fall apart in San Juan Capistrano. A giant pepper tree. listed as the largest or its kind in the na- tion. lost two branches last weekend and city officials don 't want it to lose any more. "We've called in an arborisl to determine the condition of the tree,'' said Planning Director David J . Smith. "The tree expert will also tell us how to prolong its life anCI how much this will cost." The tree is located on the grounds of the San Juan El'emen· f'rortt Page Al SUSPECT, .. • • tary School. lts gnar1eo·trunk, large enough to encircle a pan, is hollow . Experts rear.its branches may be diseased. ··The branches £ell ror ap· parenlly no reason," said Assis· tant Planner Tommy Tomlinson. "\Ve had no wind and very little rain. \Vhen one broke it probably weakened the second." Although no OnQ,.. kriows the ex· act age of the tree, some of San Juan ·s oldest residents re· member it as full grown when they attended San Juan School. Eighty-year-old C. Russell Cook recalled that outhouses once stood underneath the tree when San Juan had a two-room schoolhouse. Lately the tree has been an at- tractive nuisance, its trunk ·a convenient place to stash trash and start fires. Officials of the Ci· ty and the Capistrano Unif\ed School District both considered fencing the tree. but decided the rence \\'OUld probably not deter vandals. Smith !aid the tree expert'! re· commendations will be present- ed to the' City Council later this month. Although the tree is owned by the school district, the city, which has a tree preserva- tion ordinance, has taken an in· terestin it. "But, litllf' has been said on behalf of the equally dedicated municipal workers who work -towards the prevention of emergencies from happening in the first place." he said. Kreymann·s comments WC'rc made in a letter to the Daily Pilot. • .., He said it is easy for the public to identify with I he importance of adequate and proressiona l emergency service. "It therefore becomes easy ror us to react with emotion llfld cone-:rn when theTe ia talk that these aerVices may be reduced due to budget limitations. "It is just as important to pre- vent an emergency from occur- ring as it is to r'espond to it once it happens. , .. ''How do munlcipal workers lessen the likelihood of emergen· cies? Through proper planning and maintenance,'' he said. • Crosby Kin Dead at 79 5 LITE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER alP llHIS AD NOW OffO<Good Tllnl fob, " •Em 1827~ NEWPORT Bl.VO., COSTA MESA 6'5-7301 >!l'"'-ll•of--. ' . ' • ! ' -( , I ~~ed1~etl(tle Tr•vel Mileage Ra ,,, ·es -Raise ,y By SYLVL" PORTER f'Third fll 0 sfti.11 # . Millions of you wboown cars 1 use them ro~ de(lpctJbletraveJlln connectlOn with 31our employ· ment, your "'ualne1s, your 1 medical needs W charitable con· tribuU<ios, MoMy's . ' Worth. To olmpllly your job or calculaUn1 how much of your va~ous automobile expenses are allocable to such deductible travel, the IRS authorizes the use or an optional mt'thod which 'I applies a specified cent.I per Mile to Lhe number or miles You.travel durina: a year for the deductible fUrJ>ose. I IN 1174, THE IRS finully raised its optional mileage rates to reflect the friftatlon in all automobile expenses - I for otherwise, millions ottaxpoyers would have taken on the burden of figuring Out their actual mUeage expenses. The I optional &Yto mileage rate5 that you can.use in arriving at YoUr business or itemized personal deductions on your 1974 I lncometax return arellO!+': -For business traYel, the rate for the first \S,000 miles is ts cents a mile, up from 12 cents• mile on your 1973 re· , tum ; ' -Thi rate for each additional mile of business travel is IO cents. up from 9centson your 1973 return: 1 -The rate for charitable, medical or moving expense ' travel is 7"cent.s a mile, up from 6 cents o~ your 1973 return. I But suppGse that in a past year, yoO. have taken actual deductions and depreciation qn your car for business travel. Then, for any year after-J,he end of the useful life on which l YoU based your depreciation deduction. another new IRS ruling limits your optional deduetion for business travel to a flat 10 cents a mile, without any 15 cents a mile rOr the first 1 ts,ooo miles. 1 STILL ANOTHER 1974 IRS ruling applies to your travel expenses should you be a travel tour leader. I~ this particular situation, an educator formed a group and then led the members on a three·week summer tour of a foreign country. He acted on behalf of an organization that agreed in ex· change lo pay all his expenses of organizing the group and all of his own expenses of the trip. The IRS said that the educator had to include the fair market Villue of the trip as income. But since he expected to be compensated for his services by having his own expenses paid and by receiving a bonus if his group was larger than a specified quota. he also was allowed to deduct the fair market value of his trip plus hi1 other expenses as necessary to the production of income The,l)et r(:\ult of this 1974 ruling is no ---: l~ QQ lt\e trip of tour leaders who are required to perform services in ex chan1e for getting their trips al no cost -because the de duct1ons for the trip wiU offset the income from the trip. But there is another. not·SO·favorable change on your 1974 tax return which c:an force you to do much more paper°"·ork than on your '73 return_ IN •BRIEF, IF YOU received more than $400 in divtdends or more than S400 in interest in 1974, you cannot file your return on the simple Porm 1040A, even though you otherwise would qualify to use that short form . Instead, you D'lUSt file your return on the regular Form 1040 and you also must fill in a detailed listing of your dividends or interest, whichever exceeded $400, on separate Schedule B to be filed with Form 1040. Jn contrast, for 1973, you were allowed to rile on Form 1040A regardless of how much you received in dividends or Interest. if you qualified for that form in all other respects. And even if you filed on Form 1040 for 1913, you did not have· to file a separate Schedule B. no matter how much you re· eeived in dividends or interest. If your gross dividend income la st year was not more than $400. simply enter that total on line lOa or Form 1040 or line lOaof Form 1040A, whichever you use. If the total was more· than $400. show that amount on line lOa or Form 1040 -you can't use Form 1040A, I repeat -and give the details on the dividend payers and the amounts they paid in Part I of separate Schedule B. Identify each payment as to whether it was on stock held by the husband (ff), wife <W) or jointly (J). IF YOUR TOTAL INTEREST income for 1974 was not more than $400, enter that total on line 11 of either Form 1040 or 1040A, whiche\)er you use. If it was more than $400, enter the total on line 11 of Form 1040 -you can•t use 1040A -and gi\>e the details in Part II or separate SchedWe B. For interest income, you need not identify whether each payment was for the account of lhe husband, wife, or jointly . Stock Members 1 Finish Strong NEW YO°RK (AP> -Most member firms or the New ;vork Stock Exchange finl5bed 1974 with strong pro- 1fill on the ttrenllJ>, of rate :hikes and stepped·up volume in the fqurth quarter, accord· ing to a •eport by the NYSE. . ' Two commission rate hikes were credited with helpir\g the "25 member brokerage firms to an aggregate net pro· fit of .$45.3 million for 1974. THE FIRST commission rise cited occurred in Sep· tember 1973 whttn rat.es roee 10 percent on trades of up to SS,000 and lS percent on those . from $5,000 to $300,000. The second, Instituted lut Nov· ember, boosted commlaalon by 8 percent on trades ".•lued , at $5,000 to $300,000. Jn· 191$, the brokerage In· dustry showed a loss d $49 million. Volume in the fobr~ih quarter or 197.C reached 919 million aha res, a daily 11veraae or more than 15 million shares, a bit above w).at most believe Is the , llleoretlctl break·.even point. ; For the year. however. volume talle'd orr to 3.52 billion, down from 4.1 billion 1111973. James J. Needham. ehalrman of tho boml or Ill• NYSE. 11ld the profit 1ur1e durlna the rourlll ciuarter of 11'14 helped ollaet loues of 1141.9 million In Ille ....00 and llllrd quarter. THE OYBR·ALL. fourth quarter pr<>nls or th• metnber firms, on a pr~tax basis, climbed 22 percent io nearly $138 million1 compared to $113 mUlion a year earlier, the re· Poct.•ai4.. -But some industry spokesmen were ap· prehensive about the effect that negotiated r;ates will have on profits when the new Securities and Exchange Commission order abolishing r.xed rates takes el!OCI May l. ''Neeotlated rates wlU hurt tremendously,•• said Alex· ander Abraham . vice chairman of L•hman Brothers. a leading' lnvesl· ment banker. He said be ex· peeled prorlta would be good in the fl rat qu~rter. how er. C- Needham, addre11ing a young ;executives croup this week said It will take "much more than a few dAys of sus· tained high.share volume to C!lear away the cloud of •P· prehenl10f! hangin1.eYer the secuflttjes buslness. "DESPITE TUE new sure• of market J1.Clivity1 tbe pre. vaiUng mood at the New York Stock E~eh~nge 11 not un· restraine'd Joy,'' Needham laid. 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Tuc~day 's flow was gauged at '"several hundred barrels a day" "'hile the gas was estimated al '"several hun~red thousand cubic ffft -. day," the)'.f3id. i Mattel Crei!it J HAWTHORNE CAP! -Mattel • In< .• the p.naoclally troubled toymak- ·ln~ ~mpany, •ays it has estabUsbed new fong and short tenn credit ar· raneement.s. Ttie company aJso announeed Tua• day It has permailenUy shut Mute!, a wholly owried aubsldlary Of Ille lo)'I • di\•islon. because of tabor Problems • The Mexicali plant In 8-J• California had employed as ml.J\Y as 1,000 f\11)4 time and seasonal workers ln r-ecen~ )'ears. • . •·. • -' I -- • f. • " DUDO•'T B&Vl!OH TO llfDl.IRAPOLIS !OSllTBI 500. The Sixth Annual · CJ.&LIPOB•l& 500 Slllillli.-:1 br U.S.A.C. Sunday, March 9, 1975 ; Here•s a non-stop entertainment spectacular for the whole family-the most exciting auto race west of Indianapolis! See Indy champions like Mario Andretti, Bobby and Al Unser, A. J. Foyt and Johnny Rulherlord baltllng at over 200 mph for a $300,000 purse! About Ontario Motor Speedway: it's the most accommodating race track In the world. Every seat is clean and comfortable, with an unob-. structed view of all the actio'n. Overnight infield . camping, too. · rli\'19orf ~~-~c.M-.·-~ COit-ML- EwfyllrdM..._ 1.-.Ced Pricn . Sot/S... 'ti 5 , ... , lottiC..._1 Goon 0p .. DoifJ 6:45 $9t. S-.-1:10 & "TOlf:LA T" IGI . ' ----- ' ' .... , ...... "GODFA ntU II" Ill "YOVNCi FllAHKEHSlllll" 8y Mel lro0k1 IPGl "MURDER OM THE ORIENT EXPRESS" tPG» -rHE STROHG15T MAM IHTHEWOILr 'iHCIEDlll.E JOUINIY" Uil "GOME WITH THE WIND"" .. SOYLEHT GlEEH'' lPGI "COHHSSIOM OF A WIHDOW CLEA.MR" Ill + "CAHDY" Ill ""1'HE LOHGEST Y.U:D"' "ODESSA FILE" Ill - hey made him a rock star. Then they made him a god . ... . . .. ' '""""M,.IID ESSEX Af:IO.M FAITH ... LARRYHJ113MAN-~,.RAYCONNOLLY Pro<luc\'d 1iy DAVID PlJTTNAM .m ~ UEBERSON Dire:ied ~ MICHAEL APTED Colu"*'id P"1C1u1es/ A Division of Columbia Pictures Industries. Inc. 1---llllO-.._-.ioo_.__.!_I !Rb'.!'~''~ ANll!l"MIOUCTIOJt NOW PLAYING • · California 500 infield general admission is $7. Reserved sears· are $12, $15, $2\). and $30. Vi ctory Circle seats are $55. Twin 100 races ll~~~g~~~~g~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~ March 2nd are $6 and $15. So don't miss out ·on the excitement! Get your California 500 tickets now at all Ticketron outlets -inclu.Qing Sears, Broadway, and Ward's. Or Wallichs Music City and liberty agencies. Or at the Speedway BOx Office, just off the San Bernardino Freeway at the Haven exit, 40 minutes from downtown Los Angeles. (714) 98412255. 3901 East G St •• Ontario, Calf· fornia 91764. • · Hurry to get the loca tion you want-the best· seats sell first! ONTARIO MOTOR SPEEDWAY I I • ) ...... . The ttport revealed that the man being ·,held -for.psychiatric observation and murder was a·rookie cop. . ' t ' MESA 1884 Nt•if'1 1)V•. "...oitu"""'"''~• ,51 .IAN FLEMINGS lt'.flli· · .. COllfuli-.ofA. WMdowCI_ .. 1:05-4:20-7:40 ~~~ ~• IJ,:11:i.H .. lh"Ult t,;1•>U• 1 PHANIU.\.f . P~SE C\ "PHANTOM OF THE ,AIADISE" 3: I S.-6:10°9:50 "CONCERT FOi IAHGLA.DESH" l:l0-4:50-l :OS W-511 ,0.t,1 "CMAILIY NO---l:l .. l<ll ....... ~·--0.J.O.I ,, ,...,..NTOO.-~:lO-,.il s 1.2 s SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SAN DIEGO FwY. 4T BRISTOL SO.COAST =::;;r PLAZA I 111oomms" >46·2711 1,11, lo .. S.U.;;;••;__;.;;. ____ .. _, SO.COAST~ PL~~,11 ~ ' . ( CIJIEMALAND THREE a::::;!.'Jri~1 ·-~~-·-"'•·--· ~·· -J~ -..... -·-"°99 ... , . THE SfEPFORD WIVES , • • 1 • ' •• LJ. .. ~ -~ ' Saddlebaek ' ,, Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks ' VOL61,N0.'43,SSECTIONS,70P GES WE:DNESbAY, FEBRUARY12, 1975 'rEN ce~s I/ Musicians at UCI Will Be /Real Pros •' By TOM BARLEY °'•• o.ur l"• .. tstai' UC Jrvioe officials plan to an· nQUnc• formatlbn of the fir't on- campuS professional orchestra id thetlnited..States. Musicians' union spokesman and Dean Clayton Garrison of UCI's School of Fine Arts have hammered ou.t an agreement that will bave 32 professional m!'sicians working with eight Hoodlums ,. Manning , Pen Guns WASHINGTON !UPI/ -The government took steps today to classify pocket-sized tear gas guns -the kind women ortcn carry in their purses -as "firearms" because they are now being used by criminals and teen-age gangs. Aft~r June 1, according to the Treasury Department's Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco, and Firearms, new tear gas pen guns must be manufactured and sold by licensed firearm manUfac· turers and dealers. Purchasers must comply.with the same rules that apply to buying a gun. Any sU'ch tear ga s ~un s• manufactured before that date or those already on retail-shel\leS are not covered by the rule. '"There is much evidence of a mounting use by criminala ~of these converted pen guns capa· ble ot •single slaot.." said bureau dirtttor Rex D. Davis. ''Police departments across the nation have reported to us an alarming incidence of use or con· verted pen guns. not only in e-rimes, but by teen-aged gangs during their street rumbles in urban areas." The tear gas devices are known as pen guns because oCten they are manufactured to look , like a ballpoint pen. fl.tany women carry them to ward orr at· tackers and gasoline station operators oCten keep such a de· vice with one end camouClaged a!i a tire pressure gauge. Most of the pen guns use spring action to fire tear gas or, in some cases, an emergency flare. With just a few minutes work, the agency said, the pen guns can be converted to £ire a .22 caliber bullet. Panel Backs Legal Bingo SACRAMENTO (UPI/ -A measure legalizing bingo in Califotnia has been approved by the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee on a 7-0 vote and sent to the floor. '11he measure (ACA3) by As- ~8:'Pblyman Leroy Greene ( D· ~~8mentoJ, would place on the neit statewide ballot a proposal to legalize the' game, •hich is now tecllni~ally lllegp:I . ~pol(esmen for senior citizens Tuesday urged legalization of bi1,1go because they said it pro- vi(led recreational 01,>pc>rtunilies · fol-e1der1y persons. I f • Gunm~n Get $2,200 TOKRA!'lCE CUPl1 -A Bank of America bank br.i;rlch wa• robl><!d of $2,200 Tuesday by two nien. one armed with a .38· c•liber ,1stol, .eoli_ce s'ajd. I 1lJS CAR SOLD ON FIRST GALL I "Sol~ It on the 11.rsl call." That's the sales success a cpata Mesa man experienced ~en he ran these rew worm in !lie Oafly•Pllot: \ '69 CHEVY 8 cyl, auto trans. R /H. Xlnt. cond. xxx-xxxx ' you ha.Ye a car to sell, cal._ 5678. It's easy to put a few s to work for you in the right pl~e. ~ . In lhe Dally Piiot. '· '• • UCI music majors in a series of concerts on campus. Laguna '.Beach conductor said to.. day. Cassuto stressed that the prime aim of his new orchestra is to advance teaching of UCI music students by havine them work with veteran musicians in campus concerts. believe is an orcf.tes~rfll tnviton· ment and oqly r,e~ J~tet on t~at they hare''"""'' Uvloe Jl\ a clj'eam world.'"-" --VJ· ' each seat'on-, non~ of ~hicb wjll conntet 1'llh 11\0 'P"'4!:"'°' ·qt,c fered b)'tthe mare l•millat Im . student orchestra.... • f": • -. . \ .. . The new orchestra wilt bett known a1 ~he UCJ Chamber SYm· phony. Its dl'rector will be .Portuiere conductor Alvaro Cassuto who 1:rrived Bl UCI last year to take over the aflairs of the iJCI 1tudent orchestra. "Jt means that we will have twq Orchestr,_as at ucr.:· the "It's a touch or realism," he said. "All too often 'mua;ic stu· . dents work tOgether in wpat they Cassuto said the new 40· member U€1 Chom)>er ~ym· ph~ny wilf'' gi•e i 'f>.rst on· campus performane& :April 18 and 19 under hfs direction. He said there•Will be 12 UCI concerts by the. new orchestra "We '-'•n to~take our new Pl'9'"- fessional' o"rchestra oq .tOuJ,j•• he said ... We plan to put UCJ..on the map iD'tl).e'world of music anc;t.I have nOtbj,ng but prah;e for the teachers and administrators who mad-:'this possible." • Ill • I I' '·Murde.r . , U .. ITe ........ ff(ID Claolee:> Carla A. Hills, 41, assistant attorney general and the highest ranking woman in the Justice Department, has· 'been mentioned _as a possi · 'ble ctfuice for Sec<etary of l{i>ttstng alf·d 1U<1iban Develop~ent. .. No Money, No Teevee ROANOKE , Va. CAP/ - Viewers or .'lWRLU·T:V here were st-aPtloed when their screens suddenly went blank. There was nothing WTOng · "'ilh their television sets. The Appalachian Powel' Company simply pulled the plug Tues· day. Pierre ''Pete-'' Watkins, general sales manager for the station, "S aid the utility com· pany cut off the power because WRLU·TV owed it about $8,000. • Watkins said the company had given the station until . Monday to pay the bill, but WRLU-TV just didn't have the money: Narc Dogs Invaded Privacy LOS ANGELES (UPI> -A fede~ill judge l\as ruled that the U.S. C'1stoms .Bureau's drug· sniffing dogs ca~e too entcient. det~ctiq• narcot.i,cs,so unerringly that they conititdte:&n il1ega1 in· \ldsion of privacy. (J . S. District Court Judge Harry Pr.eaersOn rµled thaL the discovery of 1,525 pounds of marijuana ift a truck parked at a _Santa Ana ga3 stlitlon was an ii· l"'eglll seizure. ~ Cu$(oms agents; said .they received an anQJlymous call Oct. 10 that a truck and trailer ~ked, at' the gas sta'tlon we"' loaded with marijuana. The)' brought tw'o bf. the dogs, used to snifC cars at the !>order wnb'>ll!~~ico, to In· vesugate. ' • The dogs, Blue and Baron, in· diCated there was marijUana in the truck ·and tratler, a search warraht was obtained, and John • Soils. 29, of Santa Ano w,as ar· rested for pOsseslian of it. Charge Slated By JOHN VALTlilRZA ot TU 0.llY ~ill~ Arraignment for the 40-year· old male nurse charged in the murder of Corona del Mar housewife Nancy Al.water and her entombment in a concrete- filled oil drum will resume Thursday in Harbor Judicial Dis· trict Municipal Court. ' Daniel Gert>is BedeJian, who had served as the nighliaJtendant to the woman's ailiJfgtiusl?aitd, is set to appear at 9 a.m. '\n the court of municipal Judge Selim S. Franklin. The jurist first began the pro. ceedings on formal charges of murder last Friday. l?ut agreed to a postponerilenl so that Bedelian would ha~ enough tiJ!l..etoseek a privateatlomey. ln the i.tit~·m--. •·~ husky Lebanese. im_ ' -· ~ been advis~ by a pu lied el"\ Re has remained_ in' custody aince his arrest last Wednesday -only hours aftet Mr-' .. Atwater, 50, was reported missing from her Cameo Shores home. Bail has remained at $250,!)00. Bedelian has been lod~ed in Orange County ~,ail since his court appearance last week. Investigators have not divulged any new details in the Case O\ler the past several days. The las t solid release of in - formation came last --Friday when office rs announced that they had taken into evidence a small statue of a squat duck and two long kitchen knives. The Small statu61s alleged lo be the weiipon used to batter the reclusive housewife and inflict fatal head injuries. Officers ga\le little information about the knives othor than to say ~ey are elements in the case. The dead woman's husband, A. G . Atwater, 64, has suffered from acute mental illness for many years: He had been cared for at home by Bedelian and another male nurse. Each maintained a 12-hour shift each day and was paid $100 each lirrte they were on duty. Since the murder, Atwater - once a top line executive with the Wrigley chewing gun firm -has been moved out of the home at 4633 Perham Drive and .admitted to a San Diego area hbs'pital. Polic e allege that J\·lrs . Atwater was kilr~ at about 2:30 a .m . last Wednesday' during Bedelian's night ~hift.~Cater in thePday fie allegedly•drove the victim's boqy to a Pacoima junkyard whtf-e police say he stuf(ed it into a 15:i·galton druJTI and "thtn fil~ed it with freshly "lllixe,.d concrete. ' The ailing Atwater's sister is the wlfe of ri"tley Bo•rd Chairin an P. K. iigley. . . " . .. ' . r.::41fb*' ~~ ... ){i,C ~ ~~ .1 .• '.!;{~~-',i:~"1~*'T.,+.i If': •• ·~ ltandler Malcolm. Fellows of!itdntreat. gelS a kiss•fronl Sir .l.Jancelot. of Barvan after the Engl,ish ·sheepdog wOI) best in"Sbow at th·e 99th Westminster Kennel Club sHow in New~ York. ~ MO,!le and Female .L. Man· Held in Sex Attacks, Kidnap . ' New:port peJc_h <l,~ectives an· nourf'ced the a]!tesf Of a 32-year- old Huntington Beach insurance Salesman today on charges relat- ed to' several' alleged kidrraps and sexual assaults on male and female hitchhikers. , . Douglas Ernest CaS"sidy of-8401 Castili.an Oriv~ was boo~ed,_~late l\.tond ay night on a wara:ant charging sev~al cduqts of kid- nap. Th e sale_sman was held in lieu of $25 ,000 bail, • Dctectiv,e Sgt.• K:enneth Thom}l&on !!'Bid tht:! arrest stems from at leas t two incidents in Newport Be·ach in r-ecent months, ont in Huntington Beach and another in South Laguna. Barrqn Paroled ... In two separate( assaults, ~n Ne\\rport,.T'fiompsOfl(Qlleied that Cassidy s\opp'ea tlJ Plck\ip male hitchhikers and then forced them into his c;tr at. gunpoint. He then allegedly . drove. ~be vict\ms to secluded -areas ancf forced thein l°>l)~rform -sex acts. -. ,A si-mirar incident irf recent weeks '" so'uth La'guna~invoJved a.young female hitchhiker as the victim, detectives said, ThomPson said the second male victim in Newport: Beach led to th.e arrest. -, '-'He wa$ able to get a· 11cense num~ afte.r t"be ,assavlt, 8nd after some checking we came up with a.Jllug shot and showed it to the other victims." Thompson s aid. .~ Cassidy faces pros.ecution first on the NewpOrt apd Huntington WAS Ii ING T 0 N (AP J _._ cases· which w'i}\ be h"3ndled F'orme'r Wes t Vir.ginia Gov . together. Once dispo·sition of that William Wallace Barrbn was or-issue is comptet'e, ·sheriff's in - dered Paroled Tuesda,Y ·after vestigci~ors plaJ!'to press the case serving nearly four years of a related to the south Laguna inci- 12-year &_ente~<:,,e on sonspiracy dent, char1es. Barron was convicted , CasSidy was scheduled to be of Cq,siitipira~y t0< bribe the arraigned 'tbursd.ay in Harbor fo"l;ji!:rrilin'" o'f the federal grand •JudicLal District Municipal jur§ 'which acqUittl!d him of c&tlrt. charges in 1968 involving alleged )<ick~acks during his term of of. fice. 3S,.Kids Held ~y 'S~~~ in Purse Theft 8 • Fire Hero Dies · in Anaheim ' . naheim_ fire"Officials credited a 12.year·old:boy who died in a. residential fire Saturday with sa'ving the,li\les of ei ght persons who '+'ere sleepin,1 in the h045e when a pre<-dawn·fire broke out. ACCO ING TO fire inspector Norman Morfan, you.Ag, Roger Glover :r n down1tairs from his second. Ooor bedroom to,,.waken fl Ve chtldre · and an adult Who wer:e 'leepi'ilg in the home at 2431 1lr0adW11y. t . The subseQuent searctt war- rant '"''thus tainted by the ii·· lecal search .using the dogs, Pregerson said, and the seized martJuana u:nhot • 'be used as 'Morgan said the youngster then returned to the second floor to help his sl.ster ana a stepbrother escape th e £lames. · eviderice again.at SoU... • • ' • • Cassuto be lie\l es the cost of the 1*f(,orchestra will run at about S4~0!».tor tlach pair or concerts~ Tiie ~nt,i/"will come from UCl's '!'~lc~ud~t. "Most ir not all of that will be recovered from ti cket sales." he $aid.~"J predict today that we are _--.gping to create the kind or major -orchestra that will pack them in al UCJ or anywhere "'ego." ot Spouse Alleged Target A \\'ea lth y S herm<1.n Oaks ph ysi cian \\'a s arrested by Orange County sheriffrs deputies Tues day and c h a r g ed with soliciting his wife's mur·der. !looked into Orange County Jail at 4:30 p.m . "·a:s Dr. Charles \Vesle y Turner, 44, of 14358 Magnolia St., Sherman Oaks . The arrest of ·rurner at his home ended a lhrce-"·eek in· vestigation that culminated when officers allege the suspect solicited the services of an un · dercove r s he ri £f's deputy t o murder his wire, a department spokesman said .. The s ame spokesman said the alleged solicitation occurred in orange CoUnty but refuiOO to • specify the time or place. Turner's bail was set at $100,000. He is scheduled to bear· raigned Thursda y in Orange County Central !\I uni cipal Court. Jury Locked In Theft Trial Of Councilman After deliberating Cor more than three hours. a Municipal -Cburt jury in FUilerton couldn't decide··-Tuesday if :are-a City Councilman Don Symmes , was guilty of attempting to steal a woman.'s coat from a department store. Jt was after the jury foreman told Judge Phillip McGraw that the jury was hope lessly de- ad10cked at two votes for acquit.- ta) and 10 for guilty that McGraw declared a mis trial and set March 19 as the date for a new tpal. Symmes "'as charged "·ith pet· ty theft Dec. 23 \\·hen he left a J .C. Penney store in FUiierton without payin g ror the coat he carried over his arm. When testify in g al hi:s trial, the councilma n admitted carrying the coat from t~e store but said he had no intention of s tealing it. c .. ast \\lt•albt•r Cons ide rable cloudiness . toni ght and Thursday$ -a~· cording to tJie w4!ather ,.... ser\lice. ""i lh coqler tem. peratures expected. Highs 58 . at the beaches to 62 inland. Lows tonight 46 tO 52. l~SlOE TODA" A profile sf act re rs Catherine Deneu vB, a review of Chn Bono'a /irsl leleviston show and stories frorq the Orange Coast, akmgwilh ottaerarticles. are on Page D2. ..... ~,. ' M¥-S«w1<e Al l.M. .. ,,_ AlO w+f'Wftl• AJ CM•rc.t'tMtr II ci.11.111.. 01-10 <:emk t Cl4 Crei twerd Cl• De,lltlNelk •• A.11 111111..-i.1 ~... .. 1!11ten•••-•ll ., ' "1"'411(.11 ••·$ FeM (4·16 ...,_... Cl AMY•n CJ *"~II. M --·"" 114 ' Mell'" ... , Mut,i( ... ., Mul ... 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Tht'fOll'(>ro(ttini &ll\f'5 to auppe>rt ror hil ahtlt"e:Ceulon ~ -itll l:nllrece111lon package and to cut oil ~~tw -t.wd ft\)Ulon 1ram, intends to bUU: Congress pl~I ror the program. barrels a day, or 2t phciqi, Over with a stepped·up selling cam· Ne11en said Ford ''feels he has lhenextthree)rears. paian next week, bis ctil"et ma4e tome headway. ~th the • planation or hi• program is.. get- ting actoss," Nessen said. ' Ford-~umtioned ""hls .top economic advisers to a meeUng in the Oval Offtce today lo revlew the,r~ession indicators. •• .... ~ i'IS, P.r:eskl ot F.or.I~~ 13· liiirrel ta• lfrl'lm~Jl!U)\r !:days was approved ~.by " the Sen.ate Finance,COm~ 1 The 11·2 vo.te in com·m.1 '1: t i tbe House-passed bi'll a:.:;: ' e , j .• SMatenoor, where debiteU"' '-~10 begin next week. • · ~ "lTli\o1arifr, the first $1 of which l)y Ulijlnlmo~~ote, tit• com· spokesman sold,tqol".IJt .-4 f;' g0\lornot1" that; hl nit~ during milt•' •lso ~P».,,vedtl'•!>ll>.lq While House ~.,,,,_ary. his trips lo Atlanta, Houa!on and iaise th, HiUn1 &. tlut natkm.aJ Ron Nessen told repOften Ford Topeka, Kan., during the past debt from the present $495 billion has Ii n ed up a ser:I es or two weeks. "lie thinks his ex- Asked whethe!f Ford' was 'wlll· ing to compromlse wi\h tlie Democriis and consider c~n&flll in his program, Nessen . .,a~d, "The President i• -'";'?" wd\!'g t . t Cairo ... EGYPT • o~~,,...,,.,,...-so Mil ES . ' ' . , • , .- MITLA PASS occv"'•to ev 1a,.Al!L SINA.I PENINSULA -~ ) ... "••'" l u ... ,.. .... ,..,. MIDEAST. HOT SPOT;:rThe Sinlli s Ute stO{Y of the passes -the Milla and the G\di. They are the key to Israel - and to EJ!ypt. They are bn focus of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's .. new effort to bring about a second stage militar~ disengagement. Israeli Pullback · Kissiilger,'. Sadat Express Opii~i~m . lroine Attack· •. Eased For a few minutes Tuesday ni&ht, Orange County's top labor leader portrayed lhe ~ine City Council as vir.tualb\ tfija. slnsle·"' hand .. eaus.e 'Q,f uptimt!JoyO\!OJlt and,.poor economic conc,Utions in ·the county. -.y, .• • But Peter J . R4'rJ'ilftel, head of the county Cenrfil Cab9'" Coon- ~ .cil, backed oft rrb'in his'.Usaull 1\,ours later in the face.bl a \efie rebuttal by ·councilman Henry . Qulgley al the.end or i liev:iiig of : plans ror FluOr cQi;>; .. s l:rvine site. "I stand correeite(:' 'Re_n\mel said arter Quigley oUtlinecl ac- tions the council h"5 taken to al- low development in Ute\ city. ·Quigley described zoning (or 20,000 homes as well as zonlnJ: for the 2,058-acre Irvine Industrial Complex-East as doi.na. all the council could to Stimulate employment. The rest, he said, is up to develope'rs. ,, Pressing for approval of the Fluor plans, which would provide work ror about 1,000 coostruction tradesmen, Remm~l said, "Jn all my experience. rrom the depresSion days till now. I can truthfully say that I have never witnessed the ~,ctibns of any level of, government that have been as destructive to the hopes and aspir~ons of the average working pe.c)ple as has ~ of this cbuncil oYer the Past two years." ·r --CAIRO ( AP1 -Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kfsstnger and Pre,sident Anwar Sadat ex· pressed conrtdence and op - timism Wednesday on posslbl~ Egyptian conc~ssions !or an Jsraeli pulfback in Sinai. tim,istic when J 11ee my rriend "Henry.'' Remrtaet~ said he could ·have been jo!iied·by "a thousand un· employed workers.._men and women~who . view this pulling a.nd jerking ·yoU have "given to business and industry as incredi- ble. ·•This time ·it's a councilman appealing the site Plan approval of the planning commission on the F1uor plant. Last time it was a moratorium on building, delay· ing a bridge, raising' the· city's fees and costs, extorting new con· cessions rrom builders. I I I ' \ "We have clariried the issues and the direction in v.:hich the negotiations should proceed toward a solution," Kissinger said arter four hours or talks with Sadat. He added he was "hopeful in racl confident progress can be made.'' Sadat said they had ··~ur'¢tlli lhe whole problem and ,,tltis; ..b quite stirricient ror the moment. I ;:rm s atisfied I 'm always op- Kissinger a\so said he will re- turn to Egypt ''in the near future.'' He has previously said he would return to the area next month with U.S. proposals ir he find s there are points to negotiate A U.S . ofricial told newsmen that Israel was insisting on a signed document rrom Egypt marking an end lo almost 27 r.ears of hostilijies in return ror a withdrawal 9r up ,t,A_30.miles and ey,ae)!at1on of th<:. Abu HQl!eiS oilrields and the Milla and-Ciai passes. -, Md~ -~-·~litttg· -. .. \. .. .,. ... .. .. . .. First· . for --~Councilman· . -· KATHY DROCCO has begun collecting her §alar.y J1$.lhe first city council legislative aide in San Juan C~pts.tra:no . Mrs . Drocco will serve as starr ror Councilman Douglas Naab. •· · · A six-month trial program of indivjdual aides for ectch coun'· cilman was approved last week b.y a 4-1 vote. Mayor Roy Byrnes voted no. ' EACH COVNCILMAN "'ill be allowed to spend $450 per quarter on a six-month trial basis lo hire an aide to report direct- ly to him. Three have indicated they won'l use the program .. Mrs. Drocco is a student al UCI ~and is majoring th urban . planning. She will be paid $3per hour. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wff<I ':! ,1 ,,_I Md '""911.-J Jack. R. Curley V.ce ll't;w;..inl .,_. o.Mr .. -~ 8 Convicts Killed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina <AP J -Prisoners ·at the women's jail in Rosario rioted .early today, starling a fire lhat killed eight of the convict.a, the pro'tincial pol.ice of Santa Fen re.· -1'0t1M· .. "Next time it may be.another bridge that needs more study, a restudy or the industrial comple1i around El Toro •• another s~U<ly of 'housing tor low-income ramilies. ")'ou can't gp on thls way. You are sitting in the middle of what $hould be the most · dynamic economy in the county," Rem- mel told the coUntil Coast Slated For W~ekend Light Rains The Orange Coast's respite from rain may end late Thursd,1y or Friday,/the National WEather Servire said todlly Forecasters'. are predict1ne 1n creased loudiness -becoming mostly c udy Thursday -with light rain possible Friday The eather Service's ex- tended forecast for Friday through unday was for mostly variable cloudiness with a slight chance or rain early in the weeken Temperatures would be cool r and it may be slightly windy a times. Total rain !i~ures av.Ulable since t e intermittent storm• began eb. 2 are NeW1J0rt Beach. · J .65 Inc es: Laguna Niguel Fire Statio , .985 _Flow Fall e, "ThOm•s Keevil .: ... .,. • ThOmas A. Murphlne Me"•9'"1E-k< WASHlf'JGTON (AP) -Home mortg ges with interest rates that rise or fall with qt.her interest rates i1 the ecoaorny·were pro-pos~ Wednesda:V by the Federal Home 1n a ·ank Board. ' UNDER THE PROPOSED regu1a11J.; uyinp and loan ••• soci1tions and other thrift institutions codld sell se-raUed vane· ble rate mortgages to home buyers 1in "'hicti the. mortgaa:e in· terest rate could rise a maxJmum or 2\'J: ~nt ll other interest ratet in t.be economy rose sdbstanti alfy. Q\er)ts H. Loos Richard P, Nall AJtl.i•nl Me,....,.. l.llllOf'> '.I'll• varjable r le mortgage is not n no\. idea, and II produced , '!r con1tlder1ble conCiOversy in Coogreas before. Board Member • Graijy Porr1 said~ board would "movelfo,rwanl" with Ill pro- posal unles1 Congress acted to block ii. • " WllyP' ... $teH,._. ANCIENT SAN JUAN PEPPER ·TREE BREAKING APART City Seeking Expert Advice on Preaervellon Old Tree Ill? Doc to Inspect Giant Pepper A tree that has stood a hundred years is beginning lo rail apart in San Juari Capistrano. A .c:ianl pepper tree, listed as the largest of its kind in the na- tion , lost two branches last weekend and city _orricials don't want it to Jose any more. "We've called in an arborist to determine the condition or the tree,·· said Planning Director David J . Smith. "The tree expert will also tell us how lo prolong its lite and how much this will cost.•· The tree is located on the grounds or the San Juan Elemen· tary School. Its gnarled trunk, large enough to encircle a man, is hollow. Expert5 rear its branches may be diseased. ··The branches rell for ap· parently no reason," said Assis· tant Planner Tom my Tomlinson . "We had no wind and very little rain. When one broke it probably weakened the second.·· Although no one knows the ex - act age or the tree, sdme or San Juan 's oldest r e:!idenls re· member it as rull grown when they attended San Ju&fl School. Eighty-year-old C Russell Cook ~ Two Rings Stolen. In San Clemente Burglars entered the home or a San Clemente woman Tuesday and took two ring& with a value or $300, police reported today orficers said a diamond ring in a Titrany setting and another ring with seven pearls were taken rrom the home or Denise· l-{elms . 404 Via Alegre. ln- Yestigators said there were no signs or rorclble entry. recalled that outhouses once stood underneath the tree when San Juan had a two-room schoolhouse. Lately the tree has been an at- tractive nuisance, its trunk a convenient olace lo stash trash and start rires. Officials of the Ci· t y and the Capistrano Uniried School District both considered rencing the tree, but decided the rence would probably not deter vandals. , Smith said the -_expert's re- commendation"S ~ present- ed to the City COuncll later this month. Although the tree is owned by the school district, the city, \\'hi ch has a tree preserva· tlon ordinance, has taken an in· terest in it. Offshore Oil Board Sought TRENTON, N.J. <AP>'-New York state proposed today that Atlantic coastal stales form a commission to manage any new oil and gas development off their shores, taking over that responsibility from the Interior Department. The proposal was made by Stephen L. Gordon on behalf of New York Gov. Hugh L. Carey al a public hearing by the Interior Department on federal plans lo lease new areas ofr the Atlantic, Pacific and Alaska coasts. "Coastal states should form a commission, as an institutional mechanism, to deal with the many aspects in managing the resources of the continental shell," Gordon said. :alP-THIS 'AD NOW <>fflr Good nn Fii>." to listen. At the moment he has heard or no com promise" that be is wUljng to acc.ept. Ntsa~ also said that Ford ls slicking by his directive ror •n escalating fl!e increase on roreign oil which would raise the levy to $2 dollars on March 1 and $3' on April l . .and thus rejects a compromise suggestion by Sen. Robert Dole (ft.Kan.>.: ~ . .. Case ~t • ·'W\ \-. • ~ ... , .. ~ ... ., .. '"" \ ... In Card Fraud One or three men accused by Costa l\·1esa police ol running a fraudulent. credit card rin& that netted al least $60,000 pleaded In - nocent lo a grand theft charge Tuesday in Orange Cou nty Superior Court. Gary IJ. Stewart, 25, of 80 llunl· ington St., Huntington Beach, y,•as ordered to return berore Judge Kenneth P . Lae ror a March 14 pretrial hearing. Trial itseif is set ror April 7 on one count of grand theft connect- ed with the case, Which in- vestigators say ranged rrom Hawaii to Jamaica over the past two years. Criminal complaints are also being issued against fellow sus- pects Patrick E. O'Brien, and Kipper Smith, both 25, who are accused or involvement along with Stewart. Detective j"im Strickland said the other two are believed to be in Idaho and J amaiea, while Stewart himselr is rree on $5,000 bail pending trial on the rclony charge. Charges are pending among se\leral other law agencies in· cluding Long Beach police, who have arrest warrants ror the sus- pects in connection "''ilh the rar· £lung and a+legedly lucrative scheme. Orange Coast detectives say 'they have been tracking the trio ror many months. tiased on a fiood of fraudulent credit card applications wh,ch led lo is- suance oC scores or worthless cards. These .,.,·ere used to run up huge bills, ror au sorts or consumer goods and services, some of y,•hich were .believed sold to ob- tain cash for high·ilving, a"ccord- ing to authorities. Investigators claim the trio ap-1 plied ror at least 65 lo 70 cards known to Costa P.1esa police, us- ing false names , ages, addresses, places or employment and personal references and rirtan· cial background data. Crosby Kin Dead at 79 LOS ANGELES <AP1 -Larry Crosby, older brother or singer Bing Crosby, died today at Cen- tury City Hospital. Crosby. '79, v.:ho devoted most or hi s attehtion to the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament, en- tered the hospital a week ago. Cause or death was listed ·as cancer. He was the oldest of the seven Cro~by e!hildren, who also in- clude band leader Bob Crosby. 5 UTE CRYSTAL CHAHDEL,ER The proposed new regulaUons probab Would not take tffeet before five months altea1t, Board Direct r ftolJIH Bomar told reporters al a briefing. The proposed res 11-'l(ould allow for a 90·day comm1n1 period. • 1822~ NEWl'ORT llVO., COSTA MESA 645.7301 ' . . . .. HAD THE. PROPOSAL BEEN In ef l . ilrllll the re*nl Pl!rlod ol rlllhg Interest rates the "ir ,a ,variable rate mortaace ta!c_~n ou1 lo January tfn3 wou ... iticrtaoed abollt l i)trceni,.m•!nlna ans percent m;;;t(ga11 ~ lldw eoel ~bOllt 9 peru,111-. I I. . ..... --·-·-· AJ ...................... .. I \, ' I I • ' I J ) 1 l ~ ' ! I I I ' I, I I I I --... • • • \ I ' I • AB • • • I ' I ~p '11 ' • . ( I , 'Cows stl)1 erazepeacefully oriJl!illioutt&i Ran~b • jil~g coinmis'siOl)fo'r more...,ork, is ~gbl.t rest~c· bu't lha\J!a&to~al \dyll won'.t last ,ibuch IQ!fJW,.Tlie .ti.Ye In the· kina, numbet and variety of sillll• .lli'st stage or the ranch's d~qel,opn\eniis l~nt. permitted. Too restrictive, in tbe ere• of "Doi)-- ' Qi'ant~ 'Cbun\r 11tanpifii1c~m~oc\~':Uii.tla~ . ' RypiJ\ski, wbodesigned the lrvine Company signpro. 1~l~~u:~~:if~c~~911~~=~}l\~.fi&j~~· ·~· gra~m·g·slides tl>ken al'Qllnd th~world, Rypinsklhas parcels fr'onl agricul•ur es1cr!.u1•f· :w9.I ;in. sbowp the c~un~il I\ variety of f~e-standh)g, rooftop ) . ' ,,. ' ~ . ,~~ ;" 0 . ' . attd o\l\er ·sjg'ns whic~ the ordinance would ban, 1>ut • •. , pite.'.of the projects I, the ~~~ 'lii\ls:tllann.ed • wbicl1appearl!dattrlt~iyetomost. . comwumty, a ·631-aCl'e,dey9.lopfll.81\l, i/nd tll'il.,pther Certainly an ordinance could be dra(ted aimed . the Nellie Gail ,Ranch, a. $27·11.cre •projeet.'· Both mainly at preYenting the repetition of Ii.arbor projects are in thaLaguna.l:Wls area. ' · 'l, Boulevard's "signscape"1n Irvine. The challenge is'in ~•ken togettier, tl\e projects ~II add a 'total of ·doing jt in a way, which will not ~ive-Irvine signs the 4,100 ilweltlng units.to the· Saddleback \'allel!, easily unifofm appearance of markers on storage bins. ralsln,lthe~.ulation ~another ~s.ooq: , , . ' Signs, .as RypiJ\ski pointed Qut, can be.an art form •' Planne,s say tbl.s_.)l! .J>nly tile-beg1nl\illg; .of • val,µabte1~he overall ap'pearanci!-11r Ir.,ine · \ , dev~lOWxlenl .on _the .w>utt'on .Ranch.· It llti• ~ • · · · y •·'·" • • • " ~ .' ~ · ecast· ~at'.;ilevetoi.\ment of th!? 'eqfM~ 9.lOl>-~~re· , , School Site Problemi;i.. · r11Dcb i\/011ld evjllllt,1ailYW!d between ~l)OO~ridl50;400 1 , ~. · . , new.osic1ents.r'. ~ , 1 :1~ ,.~ ~ 1 -.. 1 ' ~ f'J-• A coijtpJ'cated boundary dispute over Where-to ' Saddli!back .V.a~ • .filifi'f,aqiill"P.1'9l>!on\s', 91 uild a, .i.hiril.:..high school ~nd how to)Hvide·in, ~b;,.q4al ~<>•DY lnithe'llBUO/I IJl ,the P.~St decaqe·.. , ermediate school student,s has becom~ an. e!l)ollpn~I .. I Despif.ll•a s)la:tY -e~,Jt ap~ df:~tlrtild>lo C"1· dS.ue in.the Saddleback Valley Schoo!i1stncli. . . " I tlil~r 'hlt1tl>Os¢p~~·" 1 • • •0 r , f ·.i'lyJ• 1 ·.Parents 'resent' their. children mo ed fror,n, . · I ' ~ p .,..,« .' .' · • 'ltl'·. ~-• 1 ~, . · · · eschO!)\to·another.-.e~~cially.old 1Stud ts .'fho'"' ~ •!Jr,•'' e ,, E'J &fl.1'..Ji .. :t •;.•a.:, I 'v.,ouldbespliffrbrflffierids " 1 • ' 1;;.f• ' I . ';~... I p cuig· r.J,8~~ .. ·~~-., ''· ~ . ' ' But tb~ uni!l~¢l'!l:'d irregtU~r growtl\_J>a . ;;./. 1 .. • • . , ' • , · , • • t~$addil!):>~c~:,.111s r,i~ put planner~· Ill t..ie. . . •1.(s la~gely a question o( estheti!'s· One !""n s art si ationipf not. 1k11Qwing fo.r sqre wbere,gr 1s.aoother sas~aultontlfesenses., • , ,.,. . . h pen.next ... <. , . ,· :. . ... ·But aitowm~ ~umber of c!t~~s ar~ l!IY."'i}il to de-· . They c£ace •the •scary JXlSSib!lil~ of b_ dmg a ltl8llcl& that the visual clutter of signs be ~ated. sc tin the w<'ong place and then having i open to , The city~ Irvine, due largely i<> the·slgntprogra'P. de· few studenls ~'bile.another may lie overcrow~ed. vet~ liy t.he _Irvine Companr_, has;Jew Sil<! pro-• 'District plall!'lers need ;tll tpe. ~elp. thjOY an get. blems. The·c1ty 1s d~void of forest!rof.signs. .' • p., • Paijl11ts "-esp~cially~b6se 'w;th an· eJhc\bo .1 reac-'Followm~!.Uk;4s s6on. as I figure out where I'm going.' . .. '' , .... ... To make sure things stay !Jiat'Way! the cl(y IS pdl-lion 1 lo the altel'n'atives -· .shoulii t'ry ~ inform !i!IJI, together a sign ordil)ance:-·J:be pro!>O$ed. or-· thell\!ieivc"'carcfully rather t'!an respond w1tfi anger diiiance; which tbe•-city coun"!I bas returned to the to anissu!'.they might help resolve. · . ~, ' I t,. • " ... SB l' ' .. ~ • ' ~Tt ~1.::; ' ... • ... > t)' I ' < J I '· ,.,. I With o nt .p · N~d to. Eo1ag ress ' ,. .. : Selfish Motor ists ,, ~ .bF-r~·. . Reveal -:ln~ecurity ''.. ~--~.:"~~-· ' ~-e ~1·~Fe4;~s~e~s 'the Pace ~ / . . WASQ~GJ:EQN:-If the be raised \\'ill be determined in To the Editor: ( • , , ] ., 1Senate's s loroiy syi;tem bas set 'vo' N' ·B ..... F.,;M &,N no small part by the Fed, and After reading Mr. (lreen's let· MAl""BOX ~ the so n a Dl b U I a r JO h n U r.r n: that decision will have much to ter in the.Feb. 7 .ediljon of the L ' I thought l'rvme was going .Sparkma to drowsing In the ..... do with employment, prices and Pilot, t would .like lo.Present yet to be a ''ilifferent•• .kind . chairman ip dr-the Fotejgn . 1 . ·• ' , prosperity. anotherView. i--'1 ' of city. l}low come they ,Relations Committee, it may cras.hesofl n"ago,buttode)'the_ The decision should.be made ~r. Gr_t:en's 1"t.ier sJ)ol!)d ha ye Letter• from rebdt-ra ore welcotm.' b.~ye1.ht !'!!:and.out to Un-hive coin;nsale'\ ~ })y elev at-Fed iai a,ls0t );ilamed· for' th~ im-kno\\'n to Congress beforehand. been e'ntitled ''Let's bui Id NOrrii.4llJI, -wntert ·lliOOUI .tcH\elV' cle'~ amiiketalfttie re$1? ing-Wliii · m--Prefx:Mi;J::e . to th·e niedi~<pa'sl .and the~reCt,;:sion -This i's bread on the tabl~\.and t~ nuclear bombs fqr ,power and their me1aage1 in JOO~ pr Leu. ' M.T .E. same •pos ;on on "the Btanking we1r , 1nj~O lfvethioifjh_l\O~. imPortant to have SElV~n ~en make our beaches' black with oil The right to co'ndmu lettcn 14 ftt C.Ommittee. Aithough Proxmire . '.,"J'tie -edefa1.R~v~stillhas nobody's ever heard of making So people Ille rne ~an drive over· space or ~Utninate~hbd ii r~ is bette,r known for what he n~bandon'4 iis practic .. e pf ·et;. the decision almost in secret, size, ugty' :!8s·guzzling tanks .at ·All J.ettni md~ inelllde ~e grows on,tds head than what' he pafidingthe.mon~yJiupply~yfits "·bile the nation is le~guessing 70 mph.-.,n ~ · mMl1fria1ling ¢dru1 but mmu "'OJI ~o..tu••u••••• • • ..,,...,. has in it fhe WiSconSUJ..Senator ·and, star~, one of .the major: re-until we feelits effncts. As a , Member of the Sierra be ~id OD kquelt i/ ~ ....., ....... -.a..,.dl•"'*'• rcprese~t'~ the best :hope: in asons W,hy we're experiencing • : • CJu~. I take!: offense at being • naaoriiloppareftf. Pod'1110Uinot be ~ ..._".,. •··-uur . .._,,_.... several generations ~or changing excessive inflation combined IDE.<\LLY;. Congres should called ··na rrowminded 1 and puliff•hed.. ·. ..... .. a.-.,sw,DMJ,,...., · the way the · Federal Reserve now \l.'itl\ excessive ·unemploy-make such p;ol1cy decis ns. Tha,t seUish." If ~tr. Green.~ould onfy , • _.' • ' Board cobducts. the nation's" ment," says Rep. Henry Reuss , "'ould requi're ~eW ,U!gislation look in a mir-ror, ~ would"seQ. ~priorities. ... f . k 1 f monetaryqoliCy. · t,he new, npn-senprity chairman aOO an appreciation oJ wha~.the • •tbat people ,w ha-,drtve 350 ""f:he incurftbe~ts arepc;>intingto P~1:ce~~~;:ctf'i~affy,0 th~h~T1~ · Proxmii:t, says he's going ~o of the House Banking;. Commit· Fed does Whi~h mofifTmelJl~rsof h'orsepower' ears are"not~J)nly their record ,and st;ek1ng your \\'ould require that ••e e ,, r , 1 gel Arth Burns, the Fed s tee. ••Bet~een J~Ae .8nd July·of Congre~s do1_1 t hav~ .. , ,1 selfish. naft.rq~m1nded and support bas(!;d on their actlorts to . xc ss ea . chairfuaQ up. (1974) "the Fed ril;ide,..8 tnajqr . 'the two new cha,r.men do have wasteful but ioaeCure las well, I dat~. Ttij-s r~,cOrd is the very re--.estate whJc~ _was boUght by the-before he · policy reversal, an,d ctr-0pped the it. Whether you agree.<>r·d~sagree. would appreciate it it you eUbU.Sh aaon I ')'!!.'pot\ ·the challengers '1•~at~. 'JVhCn t~e F now-defunct comtriitt 'to growth rate of t}\C l'J\O:iJ~ supply with their econom\~s .• they have • this "ether·· viewpbillt ~. _ • '81\d.J'eel now, i &S never before, 1aci .!d · ~(~ t rf~e~ytp ~~s expl'ain hat from .an annual·rat.e df.oyf:'r~ per· the technical knowledg~. If they · · · ST.EV HENRY ... l oW Cbi\dreil ne~ nJw leade~sh~p ~J;-~81 •0 ; irs f :h er pC:rt ~ hers doin and _,. cent to less th al) 2 perceJJt .. ·. . use it iri' a sel'ies of open and •" .... · in o:urfachool ~rd . DOn't they 1 • wn rso epro ya whY or:-.re.· What· hap~ned? A sharp con -searching committee hearings, C'lla11ge, !Weetl.ed ... deserve it?' · 1 ~ 1964 p~ces before anyone ~lse gular an us.1 tractionoftfleeconomy ... ~: : •;i they ma_y ~al?}e to educate their · ': ""\.. ' ~ · =--FREDM. WHITLEY could bid ~n the; pro_perty. In ef-tajning In the next tew months the gov-'colleagues"-and\the public. Then, To the Editor: , ~ect. the bill wo~ld give away~e That m nof emment is going to JJave to cpme pei-haps. ~the f.bundations will With the llarch 4 scbool,board ~c~s~~i;~~~f ~~t~~~fur~e: 'See. fl'! i ~ e up with about $2& bi11iOil·tO cover ·have been· laid to legis)atli~vely re· elect.ion fast approaching,'. the Likes ~eople the state to take less than half the i muCh less its expenses and anti'Ci'pated de-,modei.t~e monetary po cy pro- voters tlr Irvine arehearingtrom current rair rnarket value or you p. . ficits.·Howthathugeam.ountwil_l ~ess. and 1reading of the f1\'e inCum· Tothe.Editor: these lots. preciate the opaque vapor of un- bents and three challengers. ·The 1]te more I read the Pilot the accountAtbility in which the peo- one theme i;unning t.hrou.gh the m&re I appc.,ci-le )'OW' People IT SHOULD, be noted tha{ pie who_p.;nt our money operate. literature of the inetJ'mjQt.n}s articles. . ,-•-i ' .. lh~se properties were ·Mt COD· Ordiajlrily nobody knows what • A Foll~w-along Quiz . seems to be the· need 'fbr •'ttlJl· ~ ' J was es"pe;c'fa1ty touCHed by Al-demned nor "'ere the owners this aglency, with its power to tililJily." Basic arithrnet-i.c'Shows lison Deerr'S rel>Orting about the' rorced to sell when they chose to bring the joys of inflation or ,----·-·o.,.~_.-.,..., __ at least two incumbents-will be DeBoltfamtly. . · put the p~rcels on the market in ·deflatidn crashing down on us, is Tod8y'$ quiz i·s somewhat ( · z ' ] re·electcd since there tire only. ·PleaSe keep up the gOOd work the early l960s. Further, the state" doing until it has already done it. ~s(er an.d differeltt'from most. SYDNEY H. ARRIS . , three challeng_ers vying 'for the ~andtbank$agath . · paid fair market•\'aluc for each It's harder to know what the Fed Each entry contains lhreeU-ems; fi,ve position~. I feel this will pro-~ ~ JU6TINCOLYA.R parcel when it was acquired. is up to, much less control; it,_tban you are to provide thi:!fOurtl:\\~ vide all the conti,_ulty needed J ~· • .• Yet, Senator Carpenter \\'ould itistoputtheclampsontheCIA. that naturally or Jogfl!a'lly 1., ~. • • ant~ at the r•alm,ei t.i,m,e o,rr~r ~1\e \. . • CllJl~htfJ now compel the state to sell the TheohreticCellAw hat letas~, once a !?::Ys·"· !,'Uee~yb.~banyd~Mam1_ni>elye'.'' that he c~uld pr;omi5e to bring CJ izens 0 rv ne something properties ~t a total 10$S or vear t e as 0 come to· them only "blood, toil, tears and more than a continuation of Poor To the EdiWr': . several hund•red thoi.isand Congress and get some more would be follo .... ed by "Mo.;'> --.... ! · planning and unresponsiveoes5 Re: Your ,heedline or 1128 /75: dollars which would otherw1se ·money to do whatever it is that it One-third right ia excellent. 1. '"1 , to the· community's needS and "'UCI No Threat-'to Ottier accrueto\bestate. does. If Congress has a mind to, it , 1. In order · 1?. £N'eti·) mefsUr~eQls are \vishcs. ".• hospitals'' .. · :, i -Even ·more insidious is the fact can use the lever of appropria· of total world given in ,Square .In,¥. Square Each day ' as I drive by the ' Th,ls· country has far to go that ~ver 30;of the lots acquired lions to l ea rn whether the gra,in produc.· .fFeet,Squarev·~rd,S.a¥--· Irvine High School stte, 1:wonder before ~ will have ~nou g h by the ,state-, have already b~en cre<Jture has been behaving · tion, W--h.e~t. . _,,.-13 .. ·startihg· Offic.ially 'in. lS89, if t od a Y, s so pho rqqr'~s at h~spitals, tP, sa.r nothing of physi· sold·at aucti<>r. giving the state a itself. 8. t c e , .a· n~ ·1 • \the bcavy,"&_eight 'bOxi.ng .cham· U~iversity ffigh Will.~r get out cians, to adequately take care of very ,substantial increase over 1 ' ' ·c ;oir n :~'t ··:-.s:· ·1., ~Nf pionshjp; :tit"Tes w'e4l.,t from olcrowded-portableSandlntolhe qurilListhisanytimetc>q~btile the, origi_nal purchase costs . THE, FED doesn't come to fr1Jlowed~ .. ill. 1'1'.' Sajl}van to.Corbett ,to"Fitzsim· new school. Whatever tiar>pene<t: about ••ripping~ffpatients,'' like Sena..tor ca.rpente.r 's bill makes . Congress !or all annual ap-·-'' . .1 • mons t~-.. ~ . . to the sign annou11ctng comple-th~y .areso ma-9y .ca~Je~ • no attempt to compensate the propriation. It gets the money it '' i .. In 'ord~r··· 1 • 'boo , S1tn · tfon in' September, 197S? The de· . . owners or these already-sold _.0 _ needs from the profits it makes of u:s. Vice· 14. The four lf', theConfu. I S .. lo •-od d th WHAT A chilling commentary, " r d. · · · ..... Presidents,· ciail 'canon are t~ Mal_..,.. .. ,,the ay em nu.Ve pr uce e perties. If he were genuinely in· rom tra 1ng 1n go vernmeni , o;.o.."" classic situation or sav1ng pen. notonlyonour.society,butofthe tere~ted, ip 'all of these prior securities. It's perfectly legal. Ada·ms, Jef-• · • Great ~arning,1 th8 Mean and nies while costs spir.al so iiiOre ktnd: of ·m1ods invofved. in a situa-owners, it would Seein that his That's the way the Fed was set ferson "and' Burr: ate f6lldWeft.·b)'.-.. · --1....-.. •. · . <dollars are being speqt'. What iJ\ tio~~~e~ein..i.._a,__hos~~~\\·ouhld iJ:e proposal is ' about. one year too up. Most or the profit is turned -3 ·Th • • t ~..... .:., . ~ 15'.-The Foui-·H cIUbs mfke the cost of pqrtBbleS? How much opl"""q.i un tne ·grvanus l at 1t late; the fact i.hat he was up for over to the 1'reasury, but the pro-. e mos po.,..vus Cx:1es 10 pledg'es to H~d '.ff U:t. HB..nda have the con!\tructloo CQSJ.S for might. be a.··ttireat , even re-~lection at the lime it would ress ·by which it supports itself the worl4,· bfi 'iif 1912,i" ar:e and , · • • e ' · • JHS increased? economic, to a.nother~ have been necessary to introduce encourages a spirit" of obdurate Shanghai,'..:l'ol(ro, tiew. Yor::k and't · \ , .Perhaps 1 'am functloiially h bll t independence and willfulness -t'.'., · .: ... • • " •' ~ ' ~ ·l>O WE really want a continoa.... riaive, bµi;· l •hink t-hit to oppose, suAc s "on.'e.swpehaoksho1 itsf elf. ti further bolstered by the fact that 4. The ,·;FoJ.r .. Fr'~itill'~ ed°'up-" •· A.NsWER-S'~ 1. '~ralium. 2 t.lcdof the current situation? Are As · dt~ ·v.el)'nY,..Car.penter ' the ·t· · d as t requedni Y the terms of the seven Members · ciated I>)"-," ,l?resl"~at -~.· eve. It, G~rge Clinton. '37-Pektnsr. 4: • f 'II . Jyn<I. ing .nf•Ulil,•1 a,......_ .... it~, on the cr1 ic1:ie governmen spen ng. F ed ~ I ;.;. F d ,., .., I I open campuses '! r1 . pro-_ b "" f~ f~~ 1 ":''"t' .,. Senato,r Carpenter has now .ofthe.boilf'dofgovernorsareno we.re.-,~. om·· rom;~.P~·· ·ree o·m •of WcirsnlJ). s·. gr a.ms,'' and ovl!r•r.o.Wded 851~ 0 .. :µn . po.nlpe. ·oq, is placed himse1r in a somewh at less thanJ.,4 years each. Freedord o.rrsWao • ~01';.:· Arcturus. ,6. Anne of! Cleves. '1. facilities par.Uy to-blame for our nothing lesa t an .. shamefuJ and cont'radictory•positio!l._by author· T~e Fed's isolatioh from public Speech'·all .~. " 1 .... .:-.• ~r..~C,ailJbrjan ., 8. ,...O~rgia. ~ st u d.e..n ts ' t~ st itig ·.oµ.t as sub·humatt. Wt'd all be a lot bet· ing a bill ~i<lh woulft-virtually 1 undfl"Sta~ding is also·· helped 5..J&q~~J>of·l:triJJHlJJ.~~ 4lf vj.&1 ' ' C1mm~r~lf. :' i()_j Se~en,' (the "average~'? Wbatejl~·bBsS~'ned ter off "if Denny would devote his giye 4-\V~ ~fil!ly_ne~ed st;;i.te as· alortg by a perfusion of fWlctlons-' b!e_,(l'om A.JiBttti.' Sh~ .. stars are I n~xt p me). J 'fl .. ~$w~at!• 1,2. tel 1he ~iics.?--Wiinepaa cliihge -il~t!, in-"t.1:1.is resP.ect, to seeing sets at a time when state taxes a-nd' a tbH\pleXity of -operation "'"Si.nu~, ~anOP'fS• dentauri . JWd , SQ'Uare-od~, IJ.3. ,leffrfee.-1•. The ' I , 1 l of direction. , ,that there be.fl way that monies ~ady h.eavy and may soon and~brganizatiOn' that taxes the ~ .. · J1 i~· . , M~nclu .'ts. Health. ~. ~ , I find it wbqlly corislstenf with ar,e 'tPPropr;lated to more (and. increasetven further. powers of all but the most expert 6. In order of tuccession, Kin the current. board'1jmaee th~t at betJer) hosp,ita~car~. Ml le.f's. lt wo\lld Seem that ,this bill, to ullderstand. Th1:.1s, though the Henr)' VlJJ,married..Katbarijle <i least one---eandldateJists his most Re whole a tic le made about \\'hich wiU enable a select few to Con St_ it _u ti on put~ the Aragon. Anne Qpleyn. ~u.n~ important ainf' well down -froin•' a tnucb sens to me, as people re--qbtein cholce-residential pro-respons1bil1ty for managmg the ~Seymour and T-• the top on his list of goals ht his argltlnc qver +hose tum it i&'to perties on Kings Road, Clirf natioq's currency on Congress in · ~ , . campaign literf1tur~,, This ls all. Jet sick. II RIETROJIRER Drive and.other Newport Beach a very jpecial and specific. Way , _1.1 G.eol1f?&lc .!,r11•hs .'!_ ~~ eaJ'.t too typical of the bo~rd's . ~ 1 -locations at giveaway prices} is its members have found it easier U'l;:g n in 1me w u.e v:nozo1c, ,, • , , mMt ill-considered. on their slug-gish intellects to let the MesozoiC-; the Paleozoic, .and~ C.., ltofldlc. torg· . PHILLIPA. PETTY theFedgoilsownway. the-. •· • 1 , •f , ~ the 61 years, sil)ce its' crea· 8. Admi~si~Jl or the origin&l 13 1 • ~-T d:d.itoi;~· : . ..,. tip the Fed's way has been to ac-colonies into the Union lollowed' QµotefJ ·. • •;J'.be ~, rs..,~ Denltia ... kl · ! 'er e power. The Fed's way has la. the ord~r o'f Delaware:.' l ~~ ••OC:io,alOprotec(h.is " i'5o been a mistaken way ac-.PeMfY.i,v.ani8.lo New Jeney,a~. t . • _ .l>~••\\l ps~jtill , inte~ts ;j: the cording to lhe ·thinking of Its l I. Shella 11'elc'b, Tµ•U11, ex.S.n&e of· ilie UCI medico!' large and growing family of · ,· answertnc crlUcism of. l•W¥.... ••llao> ·'I\•• nwerll•ado)lled critics. Many of tbem ;believe 9. Th• flntl Atademy Awardil( -"The fact t~at a few 1•wyer1s o".ot~ ~" bv Sona to~ th•t In lln'anclal crisis arter for "Best Picture" of the ye~· i ·'•ed h" bl"" &!'" ~ ,., ~ ' I ' • went a~ccesslvely to "Whip. >I have not ma nt.,.,. •t • 61• C w ob. jllplllarly de'· • Oqanclel crl/lls \he Fed )las un· · "!lto•dwey," "AU Quiet.,.. t etonduds ot. this prolesstop , to 'd,n ~I ct '.•:ff laiHngly do~e the wrong ·lhiDg Weatern Ftpnt" and "~''· ihJ>uldnomorerenectup0nusb1 ~ 1"!Al1(\(1)11!1;1•1J>enellt l/eqau1e it hu usually been .. a a•oup •than does tit' at U,., ff"'• ot:1tie ,St'ale of "-.... dorlllneledbymenwhoareoutof 10 . ln .,t~ls p,artlcU,l\iY •cknowledaed fact that some . C.alif<)l11111. ' ' .. . . . • • "·'" , touch wit~ the best knowledge of arithmetic a. ·H~ies, ,what Sh<l<i]d doc\oro ore found to be butc~rs 'Sebate Bllr ~. lntro11~~ed bf theUme: . ..be th .n~xt n~mber : 2, 3, S 1'0Dl•minate all doctora, or that ·Carpenter'las blonth, wOQld re--? aome nleehanjc foist uo~ auto qlllre. tl1f: •11\le .to ..it aeveral tlOTONLYIS.FedPoUC)':inthe. 1i. UPo~ ~•1111 lected Prime palUoffu.newallect sdeal· chol.,. pieces of l'esldenUal pro· ·c.nlborrOw•.CflPOfoRr• .hlttoric~I paat blamed Rtr the ·Minister '111 1940, Winston 111.u with all mecbanlca. "· perty for a mere friction of the ·•"'ferlngs of economic drops aflc! Churcblll lold the )lriUsh ·people ' i. I . ' I I . I . ' • • • • Robt?'t N', WI' RMbli*r Thornai KreUil.,_&ditM Barbara KrfriMcfl, .. Ediloriaf Page Edilor The ~101'\•I pa•e of lhe Dilly Pilot.seeks lo Hitorm ai}fl llif'Wl•te reade'rs by Prese,ntfna en lf'I• pace di\'trse commtqt1r1 on t!>l'iics ot in-t~ by syndrcatrd Coh.1h\Mkl.l 1rtei eartbbnists. by pro\·ldh\I a forum- ror readtrs' vtewsl.nd by,~Jln1 thi.5 ne.ws,paper'I oplu~ and W.u on eurtent toplt:s. The editorial opin1ons qf the l)atiy PUot •Ptle•r only In lhti t4.litori1l (dum" at UM top ol J~e paae. Op\n1'n& '"..,...... by the c:olumnl sls t4nd tVtom&ltl •nd ltU.er Writers are lhefr".._ _. notndunttm,nl of t~lrvS.W.:lltr• DOil~Pllo\ llhould bo oftnM. Wtdn~day,Febniaey 11, l - I I • I .. • • . - • ~· ' ' • • '. 'In Fraud 'l'nt E'light Halted • •• NOTAVAll;ABLE Act" M_arton_ llnf!"<> , EDWARDS AFB CUP!> -A minor coollni system leak Tues: d?yihCut short( the third test fiight ••Everything is in gOod order.'' f t an lnd.ian spokesman said, But o e pro o :ype Bl. The huge, the landoWner ~aid1Lhere was "no '"~f'tionic jet ~mber, the Air agreement of any kind ... F e bdpet w,ti,~e an important w pon of the lpBOs . The land, located near AgOura, · "fhe p•ane land4=d without incl-Calif., was signed over to the dent after a ~kpit Y(amingllgbt Survival of American Indians As· .flas~, lncfilatin1l-bulldJip oteJit..".;.l>l>ciatl.od by Bta11do In late . . ~ei1ive heat in the electrlcaJ " December. But several days syrteqi, an f..lr For~eSpokesrilan . later,, Jobn Hamilton, Jr., who said. Th·e nl&ht ·ended after about holds the-trus\ ueed on the pro. an hour. ' • perty w~th his brothel' and sister~ r~ ~ . said Brando had never made any · 1'IDo l..a1ulMarb Sold payments on-the land other than ... ' interest on the mortgage and I t.os ANGELES CAP)·-Two taxes. 'movieland l~flndmar«s , the , Brown Der y resttfurants in HAMILTON SAID he would Hollywood and 1Beverly HilJs, are foreclose' on the mortgage if the undern~oWHership_today. debt was not paid when due. ' SaUy Cob&· ••id ehe sold •the • • 1twb~orid,-famous r~urar)ts to ... No agreement of any kind has :W~t.er P. Schai;fe, \lfee president been reached," Hamilton said. otDavre•a, a ,resteurantmanage-"We have not been..contacted by m·-teoi:n,nanjt>.4t tsadivision Mr. Brando or /any of his ~'-·RA Se~vl·' 1" · ' "'Whsentatives." · ·~ ,,. r. c.eo nc. th . -~· . en e mortgage was made _ _., . I s111· ... .n·-~ known·, Brando's a,ttorney, ""'!""" C!lf · ""' .oeu Lawrence Kartiganer, said it LOS .ANGELES' (UPI) _ A would be "safe to assume that 73-year~ld man has filed a $1 the Indians will not be called up- million 'suit against a convales-on t.O make the payment." He cent hospital and 3f other delen-. said the gift was made in an- dants, charging he JWas held. ticipation of arrangements for rison i payment of the trust deed. P . er n ~e hospital so its Brando has DQt been available ownets'. could collect Medi.Cal lbeoeflts. for COrnJJ¥!111. ~ • 830 Milli'on . . • ,. Boar;d Approves .. . i . Oil, Gas Plant ' 1!ANTA BARBARA (APJ - .county' officials have dealt a blpw ""'to envlronnle'ntalists· by conditionally,~ a.Pprovtng a·n Off8hore oll and gas proees$ing plant for an offobore.drillilUI' rig under construction. which b)acken~ miles of Santa Barbfra Breatitaches. · Ever sin~e that spill, various ?nvironmeRtal groyps -includ-\~.K Get Oil Out CGOOJ and U.e Seashore ,Environ~ntal, Al~ liance <SEA) -have been engaged in a v1goroUs batUe to prevent further drilling in the oil· rich Santa Barbara CballJ}el. • Monday's 3·2 vqte by the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors involved a bid by Exxon Corp. to build a $30 million pilot in J:.lis f105es canyon 20 inlles oortb of Santa Barbara. The facility wOuld h*ndle oil and natural gas from a mam· moth :ZS.well drilling platform DOW under cohS~uction by the (Jim in the offshore~Santa .Ynn oil~~~· " Jury Denies $250,000 Death Suit FJNAJ; BOARI! approval for the plant Is pending an attempt LOS ANGELES (APJ -A jury bf variaus eoviroqmental groups has decided that the state cannot to•putt11iei1sueto.~~blicvote. be held responsible for the Jn their conditional acti6n, the freeway death of a University or superviJ9r1 gf;ve the gro,ups 30 Redlands student hit by a d•Y• io co\le~t the 9,181 boulder dropped through tbe s.lgnatm:es 11eceasaryto pl11.ce th~ windshield of his car. quesUon on the ballot. Uthe re-The Superior Court. verdict de- quired 11.Pawret are obtained, livered Tuesdly came in a the boilrd can. either rescind the $250,000 negligence suit Oled by p8rmi~ or call tile refereodum the parents of Christopher Hoyt, election. 1 . 22, who'died Oct. 21, 1970, after a 1 'J'b• envlronm01ltali1ts mam· SS'poond boulder was dropped on talD tbar Exxon w!JI aboi><lon its hjm from an overpa.. OQ the r:t...ui Ync: 4rill1Df ~if~ Golden State Freeway near itOilte<t .ao9r6'va <J'Ol' the f... d"1'1'\otln Lo& AnJel""' '1'he at-~· w•u~bioml:t~tll'~.J! taoteri• w.<!'re 11.~ver ap·· tW elilljoM Ulll! ,bil1111ii(oii the prehended'· 1 -.ii.~ .rec:fuoHibOre s~at1t De>p,rtm nt o,l Pl'll 1t"11•• t-ID t•al Transpo!Utlon atlA}m ~' lerrll«F on!& )be ~tale '• . Ddani•I-uld Jurors j>ad <\\!-.,...... ~alllndt. ded almp)Y that the cw,rpUi 118 9Mla' y • w11.s not .Ill a teaallY llef.lned ·, .. blJIM ,:J' · \ ••ctanaei;o.IU .. co11dltlOn1' ~t." !he ..,_In , ... .,.!{ time of tbe lnoldent and tller~c>re ~~eCaJUorl;ia 0(. the state aould not be hekl~~ble • .:: ._.,. """"'"" The overpass, alon1 witb m-· •«iWlnce others, hU since been sereined apW ., !,Ml to prevent persons l'rqm tbrowllll . rodt• at can. D~ILVPILOT AS Narthen1 . \i ' ' tions · Bill Backed 1 i:: .. ~At:R~M;~ cJ~, .' 1.,. :~~:~r~ ave; P,OHl'l!~ health Seaale Juclicial-1 Comitilt fi.as ' ·hazards. ' voted to fr.t.be'lhreal'ot est t. "We u adult8 need II' lay down: or J1'11 for slesslon ot'l,1)> an ; I~ black aod white Jus! what !Is ~ o1 arijuQa ·' h to ;'ti&hl 1~nd what,la W ...... ," Uld• rol120to60clgare1fe8 ' LOdi You.th Cou'rLSelQ!"· Aujlrei! Under the legislatiOn approved Boyd In an emotlonaJ pl~. Tuesday. violators wciuld be Alter a day-long he~g that L.;::.:.:::.:::.;:::::i.::;:::::.:::::..--..:J g_iven a citation simit&r to a ,trar-' ., attracted a r<><!m full ot. yc.:uthful . . .. fie ticket and· punishable by no SllJ>porters. the comnnttee «a· more than a SlOOfine. ·~orsed the .me~1ute on a party. 'SL·a Ba-•.: , Of(enders now race felony ar· line, 1·3 vote with ~rats in •; . 'f_..,. CA, ~ts and up to lO years in l>rison f~vor and Republ~cans m gppoai~ • . , for marijuana pos&ession · re·t,. lion. It was conslttered a mlJor 2 p ) • gard!e~s of the quanilty hurdleforlheblllwhichnowgoes rOC ftlID ATBAVELEBS advisor)' was although in nearly all eu:es th~ tolheflnal\cecommittee. , • : . / · . posted ln the Moun~ Shaata- charge· is reduced to 8 mi!de~ . Previous attt:m~ta .to substan-SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -~ Si,!lkiyou area with the snow level meanor or dismissed and tially reduce or e11nunate mari-couple painted ''SLA ls back" on 1owerlhg to near 4',000feet Thun- ".iolators "diverted'' into treat-Juana p~alttea have failed re--a sidewat~ outsi~e a bank branch 4ay. The weather s,rvicewamed mentP1Q&rams. · ' ~atedly 1n re~ent ye~. beinc Tuesd•ynl~tand'lhenfir:edti~., of southerly -g~les in expoged Sen8l'P> Democratic Flooz:-either defeated 10 the legislatuire, shots throu h a glass revolvlrig .. l!>Cailons, but said there would be Leader George ~oscQfle ~f San vetoed by form·er GOv. Ronald .. dooi'before eeing. .• liUletemp~raturechana:e. Ftanciaco, who s~ the · ~eagan or rejected by·voters. Witnesses said t.tie pair, who "Strong winds will aceompany legislation, said it would make . fied on foot, \were black and ~e front and storm wamf.n&,8 are the ·punishment 1 'r3tionally" fit UNDER nlE Moscone bill, YOJ.IJ'tJ(. alsplayed along the coas~nor\bof ·the crime. , which was patterned after a 1913· Inlhe sidewalk grifntl>, painted C8pe M.,ndoeino, ·~~ )t)e weather Gov. l:dmun'd G. Bro\IVJl.Jr. has law in Oregon, violators with with a sPrl\Y can, was a seven-~forecaster said. ''GaJ~ warnings said he ~U,Pports a redll~tion in • more than one ounce would bear-headed cobra, the symbol of the ·are post~ south of Cape Men- C at i for n t a• 5 m 8 r l ju 8 n a r~sted but could only be eh~rged Symbion~se Liberation Army d~inq.\o P~nt Sur.'' penalties1 which now are among with.a miademeano~, carrymg.a w~ich k1dnaped .newspaper In the Sar:' Francisco Pay arta the most severe in the nation maximum term of six months m , hetress Patricia Hearst ,a year a 70 percent chance ol rain was , · 'jail and a fine up to $:i00. ago. • predicted for Thursday with OPPONENTS SAID they were Ther-. would be no lncrtiased Little has been beard of the sligbUy cooler temperat,ur~. worried any action m.Jght be in-punishment for rei:teat vi<!ii.lon, SI.A. since last May wbeit most of ' The storm was expec:ted t.o last terpreted as legislative approval ~. aft.et.. ~wo years police r~-its known members were tcilled through Fridar with good of marijuana Use and elCpressed C'tY'ds W.9.Uld !>e purged of man-'tn a 6hooto\lt wi\b Los Angelea weather returning over the .,, ~. . 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Utt usicians at J By TOM BARLEY CH Ule D•llY I' lie! 5011 UC Irvine officials plan tQ an-j nounce formation or the first on- campus professional orchestra in 1 the United States. Musiciqns' union spokesman I and Dean Clayton Garrison of UCl 's School of 1'""'1ne Arts have , hammered ollt an agrcemenL ! that will have 32 proressiodal ~musicians working with eight I UCl music majors in a series of concerts on campus. • The new orchestra will be known as the UCI Chamber S.vm· phony. Jts director will be Portugese conductor Alvaro Cassulo who arrived at UCI last )'ear to ta~e over the affairs of the UCJ student orchestra. "It means that we will have two orchestras at ucc:· the I - -La~una Beach conductor said to- day. I Cassuto stressed that the prime aim of his new orc~estr~ is to advance teaching of UCI 1nusic stq9ents by having them work with veteran musicians in campus concerts. ' . "It's a loucb or realism," he saidr •'All too often musi stu- dents work together in what t~ey Fluor ·Gets~· Go~ ' ' Boy Saves a· Mur~r , ' . Fire Helo Dies in Anaheim Anaheim fire offil.'ials credited a 12-year -o ld boy v.·ho died In a ·residential fire Salurday \•lith s.avi ng the lives of eight persons ·who were sleeping in the house when a pre-dawn fire broke out. ACCORDING TO fire inspector Norman Morgan, young Roger Glover ran downstairs from hi s second £Joor bedroom to waken five children and an adult \\'ho were sleeping in the home at 2431 Broadway. Morgan said the youngster then returned to the second floor to betp his sister and a stepbrother escape the flames. BOTH LEAPED from u v.·indow. Morgan said. Jlowever, he added. Roger was overcome by smoke before he could reach the window and collapsed. · ' His body was later found six feet from the v.-·indov.·. ' ' Charge; Slated By JOHN VALTERZA 0t Tit• O.ilr ~t.i SC.If Arraignment for the 40-year- old mate nurse charge8 in the mur<ter of Cirona ~el Mar housewife Nan~y , Atwa,ter and her entombment in a concrete- fi 1 led oil drum will resu me Thurs.day in HarDor Judicial Dis· Jury Deadlocked trict ~f·unieipal Court. Daniel Gerbis Bedelian, who had served as the night aUendant to the v..•o man's ailing husband, is set to appear llt 9 a.m. in the court of municipal ·Judge Selim • On Theft of Coa,i S. Fs;anklin. · • The jurist first began the pro- ceedings on formal i;har~es ot' murder last Fridaf, but lljl'eed ·to a po'!tPonement so that Bedelian would have enough time to seek a privateattoro,ey. After deliberating for more than three hours. a l\1unicipal Court jury in Fullerton couldn't decide Tuesday if Brea "'Cit y Councilman Don Symmes v.'as guilty or attempting to steal a ·woman's cqat lr:om a d•parIDieot store 7 It ;,.as after the jury forcmarl 'told Juda:e Phlll~p McGraw that the jury Wal b oJ)elessly de- adlocked al two votes for 01.cqujt- · tal and 10 for· guilty that McGrav.• declared a mistrial and set 'l\farch 19 as the date for a nev.' I trial. .... ' Symmes was charged with pet · ' ! Satellite Law tched • MOSCOW 0( .'.). P 1 The So\'ict !Union launched it's 708th un. manned Cosmos satellite today. Tass announ.ced. ··Installed on board the satellite is scientific equipment designed for continu· ing space explpration." the an- nouncement said. lUSCAR SOLD ON FfflSTCALL "Sold it O.n the first call." That's the sales s uccess a Costa Mesa man experienced when he ran these fe\v words in the Da'ily Pilot : "69 CHEVY 8 cyl. auto trans. R /H. Xlnt. cond xxx-xxxx If you have a car to sell, call 642-5678 . It's easy to put a few words to work for you in the right place. In the Daily Pilot. Or:•:•qt Coas t \\'(•21•l1t.•r Consi,dcable cloudinc>ss ton,gl1t.1 an Thursday, ae· cor'd'fng th e weather service; with cooler tem- peratures expected. Highs 58 at the beaches to 62 inland. LoWs tonight 46 to 52 . I NS IOE T ODA l:. A proJile of actress Catherine : DeneMve,a review of Cher Bono's Jirtt tetelrilion show and ltories Jrom thit Orange Coa1t, along with otMrart~ctes, ore on P..oge fit. ' •.. , .,, •.. , •• •• ty theft Del'. 23 when he left a J .C. Penney store in Pul)erton "·ithout pay ing for the cOat he carried over his arm. When testifying at h.is trial, the councilman admitted carrring the eoal n:pm'Ule filQl'e bUt said . he hid nointerilton of stealing it. .. Suspec t Held ln OC Jail 1\ v.•ealthy Sherman O.aks phys ician "·as arrested by Orange County sheriff's deputies Tuesday and charged "'ith soliciting his \\'if e's murder. Booked into Orange County Jail at 4 :30 p.n1 . was Or. Charles \V~sl ey Turner , 44, of 14358 Magnolia St .. Sherman Oaks. The arrest of Turner at his home ended a three-wee k in - ves tigation tttat culminated \\'hen officers allege lhe suspect solicited the services of an un· dercover s heriff·s deputy to murder his wife. a department s~esman said. 'fhe same spokcsm<.111 said the alleged solicit;ition occurred 1n Orange County but refused to spe('ify the time or place. Turner 's bail v.'aS set a t $100,000. He is scheduled to bear- raigned Thursday tn Orange Collnty Central Municipal Court. Pane l Backs .. Legal );lingo In the interim , the'-hu&ky Lebane.se immigrant has bt!en ~dvise<! by a pu!!li defe•4er.1f~ has retnalried ift"'•.Ctlst'odY si~e his arrest.lasl,i WednesdJy -only hour• after M'rs. At~tfif"t SO, was rePort ed 11,)issink from her Cameo Sho're'1 home. / Bai l has rem.J:tined at $250.000. Bedelian has been lodged in Orange County Jail since his court appearance last week. Investigators have not di\.·ulged any new details in the case over the past several days. The last solid release of in· formation came last Fridav "·hen officers announced tha·t they had taken into evidence a ~mall statue of a squat duck and tv.·o long kitchen knives. The--Small statue is alleged to be the weapon used to batter the reclusive housewife and inflict fatal head injuries. Officers gave little information about the knives othor than to say they are elements in the ca'se. The dead woman's husband. A. G. Atwater. 64, has suffered from :.icute mental illness for many years. lie had been cared for :it hon1e by Bedelian and another male nurse. Each maintained :..i 12·hour shift each day and was p::aid 5100 each time they were on dut ,\·. Police allege that Mrs Atwater v.·as killed at about 2:30 a .m . last Wednesday during Bedelian's night shift. Later in the day he allegedly drove th e victim's body to a Pacoima junkyard where police say he stuffed it into a 55·gallon drum and then filled it with freshly mixed concrete: Since the murdsr. Atwater -- once n top line executive v.•ith the Wrigley chewing gun firm -has been moved out of the Hom e at 4633 Perham Drive and admitted SACRAA1ENTO <UPIJ -A to a San Diegoareahospital. measure· legalizing ·bingo Jn The ailing Atwater's sister is California has been approv'ed by the v.•ife of Wrigley Board 1he Assembly Governmental() Chairman P. K. \Vrigley. Organization ComtTiitlec on a 7-0· • .,. ' . votcandsenttothefloor. R k ,. K"ll 10 Th e measure < ACA3> by As-OC e•'!., \ semblyml}n Le roy Greene tD-PHNQMt,.pqft, Cambodi::i Sacramento), would place on the (APJ -Khmer Rouge rockets next statewide ballot a proJ)osal killed 10 persons and wounded 33 to legalize the game. which is in Phnom Penh's c·entral market now technically ille&aJ. area today. police reported. ,, ·-1 . . The Irvine.,Cky Councll Tuesday; '-Approved Jn aster i>lans for the Univtrslt,y 1>dv.e.L..Harvatd Avenue and Irv)ne Hlgh School communltY P:drlii ·inrthree parks are the fir~l facilities to be financed with a S1CmlWan park bond approve by residents last June.· Work' stiould b@gin ·in August. .. . '' • . -Adopte a revlsed ·clt):bike~ay.a plAn.. ' 1 -Approv· a book or stapdardlzed roadway and lan~caping standards. l -Allocated $4 ,000 for lmprovement.s tq allow tetbporarY use or the Harvard A venue ballfleld by Little League and Bobby Sox teams next summer-The land will be available beeause the start or conslruction, of pennancntfaci.litiesihas been moved back from April to Aueusl. · l" · '~ ) • ' believe.ls an 1orchestral envtron- ment and only realize lat~r on that they have been living in -a dream v.•orld." · • Cassuto ~d the ne~ 40- member UCI Chamber Sfm· phony will give its first on- campus perrorD)ances April 18 and 19 under his direC9on. : - He said there will be 12 UCI concerts by the . new. orchestra • ~ ..... ·~· Reftl .Pros each season, none of which will conflict with the ptograms Ol· fered by the more ralniliar ool student Orchestra. • • Cassuto believes the cost of the -new orchestra will run at aboUt .... ooo .for each pair or concerts. The money will come from UCJ's f!lUSi.c budget. "We plan to take our ne.w Pl'.0- fessional orchestra on tour," he' ·MoSt if not all of that will be said. "We plan to put UC( on the ,•recovered from ticket sales, .. he map in the world or music and £~said. "I predict tod:.iy that \.\'e are ~ have nothing but praise for the oing to create the kind of major teachers and administrators who . estra that will pack them in madethjs.possible." at UCI or anywhere v.•e go.'' e .ad • m e ,. Council Approves Actiyity By DOUG FRITZSCllE 0t I ... Oollly ~Hot S~I At the end of nearly three hours of hearings in \.\'hich the Irvine City Council \\·a s called ir- responsible and blamed for re- cession and unemployment, Councilmen approved a site plan for Fluor Corp.·s ne\V lrvint.• plant. The approv.nl aJlo,\·s 1-luor to res ume v.·ork on its 105-acre site at Jamboree Boulcvarrl and the .. San Diego i''r ccv.'ay. The huge contracting corporation is con- solidating mos t or its Southern California operations in a $55 million, 1.2 million·square-foot facility in Irvine, In the course of the hearing. u~ T........, Tom Malonee. Fluor Irvine site \!.• ••f"~I"· II .K· ,·,....~ _ . _ • . ·• m.,,ager, said, "We can live .,... "'." ~ ~ ~· _ ~-_ without the Michelson ex -., __ ,..,~. 1 , .> 1,.._, .~ ... L }L ' ._....,,.. ~\qq." 1i\e proposed-link of AAINfll:tlV q lm-,,Fe tv--• vi· Jllloqq"t -~ ·ai--~iss "~ MicliCfson .Drive in the Irvine ln-~ir Lancelot of Barvan after the E nglish •heepdog won dustrial Complex and in best In show at tlie 99tli Westminster Kennel Club sbllw lfniversity Park has been the ip New Y.or~-~ .. ~ ~ain f04;:u1 of oppo~itlon to the ---..,,,,.......,..... ---~-----------.... '"'--Fluor plant. ' Governn.ient CUJ"hing ' Pocket Gas Weapons . - WASl·IINGLON (UPIJ -The government t&ok steps today Lo classify pocket-s ized tear gas gt.ins -lhe kind women oftea carry in their purses -as "firearms·· because they are now being used by criminals and teen-age gangs. Arter June I . according lo the Treasu ry Department's Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco, and Firearms, ne"' tear gas pen guns must be manufactured and sold by licensed firearm manufac- turers and dealers. Purchasers must comply v.·ith the same rules that apply to buying a gun. An~ such tear gas guns manufactured before that date or those alre11dy on retail shelves arc not covered by the rule. ' "There is much evidence of a , the nation have reported to us an alarming iri cide.Jtce or llSe of con- verted pen g uns, not only in crimes, but by teen-aged gangs during their street rumbles in urban areas.'' The tear gas devices ar.e known as pen guns beeausei..often they are manufactured to look like a ballpoint pen. Many women carry them toward off at· tackers and gasoline station operators often keep such a de· vice with one end camouflaged as a tire pressure gauge. Most of the pen guns use spring action to fire tear gas or, in some cases. an e mergency flare. With just a few minutes v..•ork, the agency said, the pen guns can be converted to fire a .22 caliber bullet. · The "Site plan approVal re- quired passage of an urgency or- dinance reducing the us ual park- ing space requirements for a facility suCh as the planned Fluor plant. Instead of the 5,100 spaces normally required, Fluor will . have 4.,.549. The council also s tipulated that }luor have staggered work shirts lo spread out the impact of its employes on the industrial com- plex traffic system. Additionally. Fluor must draft a plan aimed at reducing the number of miles traveled to and from work. in vehicles by its 5,500 employes. A more-than:capacity crowd of about 150 forced the council to move the meeting .from city hall to University High School. The audience included Univcrsitv Park residents concerned aboi.it extending Michelson from Jam- boree to Culver. A large contingent of l-1uor employes residing in Irvine were also present to support Fiuor's application. Also represented \\'ere the Greater Irvine Industrial League. The Orange County Council on the Environment. !See FLUOR. Page A21 t:I * * mounting use by criminals of these converted pen guns capa- ble of a single shot.'' said')ureau director Rex D. Davis. ··Police departments across Remmel Retreat,s Quigfuy HQS 'B e tte r Idea ' On Parking Irvine Councilman Henry Quigley thinks he has a better idea. And he wants Fl\JorCorp. to try it out at its new Irvine site. _Quigley wants to in<\~e people lo move closer to work by divid- ing parking lats or large employers into t\\>o i.reas. The areu nelreM the plant would be for those living closest and the outlyjn1 area for those who polll,\te the air while driVl.ilg long distances. Thus, he e)tplaine<I Tuesday. the janitor might park nexl to the door .and the ~ executive would have to hoof 1t from the back~ Qutatey pA'Jssed 'Pom Malonee. lrvin~<site manll(er for P1Uo1' ~ l)romise that th~ plun would be tried at tbe n.ew pl ant. . .Malonee, • a resident· of Wes\ Covina, respcnded, "I'd rather reserve. comment on that for the time being.·• , He prom·i1ed to fon&ider the I ~1 ho)¥eyer. In ·lrville·-Attack For a few minutes ifueid'ay night, Orang~ Coun.ty'.s ~op la.bor leader portrayed the rrvine City Council as virtually thi? single- handed cause of unemployment and poor economic conditions in tile c.ounly, I But Peter J . R~mD)el; head of the county Centr~I. Labor CouQ~ cil, backed off from hiS assault hour's later.Jn the face ~ a teno rebuttal b~Councilman Henry Q.wtley. ~t h• end of a ~eariri~ of plans for uor Corp. s lrvme sit~. · ·~1 stand corrected." Remmel said after Quigley ouUlned •c- tions the council has taken to aJ. low development i" the city. Quigley llescribed tOlli•C for 20,000 homes a:s welt as zontna for the 2.oss.acre Jrvihe Industrial Co111plex·East as. doing all the cotlnctl c.outd to s\Jm,ul.1te emptoyment.1'1\e r.cst. heuldi Is up lo dav•lopers. . . Pressing for approval of the Fluor plans, which would provide work for about l,000 COllSlrucUon lradesmen1 Remmel •ald, "In ,u my experiflnce, from t.be depression· days tlll now, I tan truthfully say that I have never \ • witnessed the actions or any level of government thut have been as destructive lo the hopes and aspirations of the average working people as has those or t his council over the past 'two _years." Remmel said he could have "been joined by "a thousand un- employed workers-men and women-"'ho view this pqlling and jerking you have givelf' lo business and industry as incredi- ble. "This time it's a councilman appealing the site plan approval oC the planning commission on the Fluor plant. Last lime ll w3s a moratorium on building, delay- ing a bridge, raising the city's fees and costs. extorting new con- -cessions from builders. "Next time it may be another bridge l"hat needs more study, a restudy of the industrial comJ>tex around f;l TorO. another study of housin& for IO)l'•incom• ral!)lU~ ·:You can't go on thts 'f''ay.'Voo. are sitting In tbe middle or what •hould be the most dyn,amic ecooomy in the ~ounty,'1 Rem- mel told the cou•cll. l • • , \ • I I • 4 .. From WlrtiSenlces I ~ ~ :.t ,. l" lo.lAl 11llltai1.llu:ojl~'J'an• ao. WASHINGTON -A bill block· ~ i11C~l4enl Fo<·· w-b.arril1\ax on 'lrftD or 90 d1ya was approved , -... y the Senate Finance Oom Me. ~ The 11-2 vote in comml~l«:ie'nl alroild)I If In effe<t! tatiie ~Cl( Fo~·· plan to dltoourqe- consumptlon by drIVtnc up pric ... Tb~ full pr-1111 alaia lo cut oil• Jmf>!ltµ. 11.Y wt>' mllllon barrels a day, "t>r-ft .-rc:tnt, Over the next lhre~years. • ' Meanwhil't Presftlent Ford, confidept· that he 11 plckln.I. uP support for hl!I anUreeession f>ro-•ram, intends to blits.Congreu with a stepped·up selling cam· paign next week. his c~ef 1pokosmans•i/l.tocl•~· .r · the House-passed bill to the Sen.ate noor I where debate ls ix• :, peded to begin next week. • ~ · •The tarirt, the first $1 of which By u_~anim®&i.-votf. lhe com· miltOjllllso ...,,ed '' b~·to rail,'ltte ce!U;l~~n tHe n11t1ona1 debt from the pre1ent $495 billion White House: fresS slcnt1111Y Ron Nessen told reporten Ford ha-s lined up a ser,:ies of e ••• 0 Ca1ro '. ... EGYPT • • s6 • ~----~ f\olll cs OCCU~lt:O ev 1SftAl"Lt JQiDiil :It~ :·-~ J .. . • . . .. . -- 1.!2!J SINAI PENINSULA . . u~1frWws_, MIDEAST HOT SPOT-The Sinai is the story of the passes -the Milla and the Gidi. They are the key to Israel - aru1· to Egypt, They are on focus of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's 9ew effort to !iring about a second stage military disengagement. Kissi11ger, ··Sadat Exprt!ss Optimism CAIRO (AP> -Secr<:tary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Presii:lent Anwar S~d~t ex- Sadat. He added he was "hopeful . . . in fact confident progress can be made." fi'ro• l/!age A j , FLUOR.· •• Employment, Economy and Developn\,ent and the Orange County Central Labor Councll, all 1n support of Fluor. Although cautioned at the out· set by City Attorney James Erickson that discussion should be limited to considerati~ of the site plan, comments ranged from the ''asphalt jungle of New York" to pollution of Orange County's air. Council members, ho.wever, were assured that the build'i!:lls , op -the 105...i cre site wou}d"·be «wi!i:'in th.e Irvine U{lified School · !J\ii(i,lof\io~nl! · Y'· The boundary ·btitwet<n·lho It 11e and Newport-.MJ.i&· dis 'Sp·JJts the Fluor · parcel an·d separate parts \-w.i1 be asseued .-ctonling to • 1 wbat lies• in'"the' districts, said ... ~Erick5on, Who 'added that the matter was.ii;;relevanL . Regarding the .impact of the facility on air qua.Illy, site manager Malonee outlined an eight-point plan aimtJ) at cutting employe dependenee on priv.ate car.s The plan included : -Establishing preferential parking ,for compact cars, c':r pools and employes who obtain semi·annual s mog de.vice ap· proval certificates. -Facilities for bicycle riders. -E rri ploy e'r •su bsidiied minibu5 service. -Reduction' of the n\imber or parking spaces fr.om 5,100 to 4.540. -Expaindiilg Fluor·s · bus service for employes from the present.500 wgrkers to800: -Expanding Fluor's existing computeri,ed carpoc)t program. -Staggered.work hours. -Working to encollr'age tfle Ora_nge County .T~ansil District to improve service in tbe vicinitf; . . ~re.~sed • .i.coq,lidence ai;iiJ _o p- tinusm wednesd~y on possible Egyptian c,Oncessions for an Israeli pullback in Sinai. ·sadat said they had "surveyed the whole problem and· this is quite sufficient for the moment. J am satisfied. I 'm always op- tiplisli, when I see my friend The eight-point program is to be expanded into a tranaporla· lion management plan si~ar to w,l\at. may ,be required b1 the federal Environmental Protec· lion Agency next year. The plan ZAUSt be submitted to the council 9U days before a .certificate of use and.occupancy is issued. "We have clarified the if\SUes and the directiOn"in wltich the negotiations should ..proc~ed toward a solution," Kissinger said after four.hours of talks with Henry.' . Kissinger also said he will re- turn to Egypt ''in t he near fult•re.'' · Mortgage flow . _ Rates 'Jg~~Jlfile; rf'!IJ -. WASHINGTON (APJ -Home mortgages with interest rates that rise or fall ~ith other interest rates in the economy were pro· pased Wednesday by the FJ!lf~l.Hdm.-Loan BaQ!c Board . '. . ""p.... •• • .. . ·' ... ,ti • .... ... • r: ' • UNDER THE PROPOSED r~gUlations , savings a ni:l loan as· sociations and other thrift institutions could sell s~alled varia· ble rate morJgag¥ to ~e.:tn~r,eN in which tb..e. mortgage in· terest. rate c~l,d .rise a m!xifiium 'i_ 2Y-t perc!tnt if O:ther ~Dtefest'. rates tn theeconoilly roseiubs\antiaIIY. · ~ The variable rate mortgage is not a new idea, and it producec:J considerable controversy in Congress before. Board Member Grady Perry said the board would "move forward" wittilt.::1 pro- pC>Sal unless Congress acted to block it. · The propased new regulations probably would not take effect before five months at least, Board Director Thomas Bomar told reporters at a briefing. The proposed regulations \\'.OUld allow (or a 90-.day comment period. HAD THE PROPOSAL BEEN in effect during the-.J'eeent period of rising interest rates, the cost or a variable rate mortgage taken out in January 1973, would h'ave increased about 1 percent, meaning an 8 percent mortgage would now cost aOOut 9 percent. - Officer Dies In Slwotout ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT NO requirement, however, was made that the council would have to approve the plan·as a condition or occupancy Of the facility. Despite the city attorney's re· minders that the proposed Michelson Drive extension was a separate issue, it was brought up in testimony and council com· ments. Alter unsuccessfully attempt· lng to have the number or Fluor. parking spaces reduced to 3,700 in an attempt to discourage employes from using cars, Mayor Gabrielle Pryor said: "Since Fluor has express~ an inability or disinclination to help us reduce the number of vehicle mll~s traveled ·b'y reducing the number of parking spa~ think I should make clear that It will color my view when we con- sider Miehelson Road. · "I will vote for the site plan with the understanding that we might be making a bad situation worse," she said, referring to ex· isling traffic congestion on Jarp- boree Boulevard. ' . Ttfe Michelson link was in~ tended to reduce Fluor's addition to congestion on Jamboree. Crosby Kin Dead at 79 WESTWOOD, Mass. (UPI! -LOS ANGELES (API -Larry A._ Wes' --Pdh;at gracJuate. aria. a • C~osby. older brother of singer .poijte.offjce~1 w~re'Sbot:.&o dttth "Bing Crosby, died today at Cen- Tuesday night another officer tury tity Hospital. Robert N. Wffd '1 ! ,...-.i(l!Jnl •nd ,..,Ill_ Jack A. Curley 'lk • 1>r .. io.n1 t0<1 Ge119t"91 .....,_ • Thomas. KHVI I f:GilOf 1 Thonu1s A. Muf.phif)e ........ EcllW , CMrles H. Loos ' RlcMrctP. N011t "A&al''-IMll ..... 'IONWo was wounded 'and the alleged Cros~y, 79, ~ho devoted m'ost gunmlUl w~i,iitjured Qtitfoally.ii'f qf ·hi s attention to the Bing the~MO.han:gfol~ulletA.-:. f" Crpsby Golf Tournament, en· , ... l>atro·1man Wl'tlf?im E . tel"'ed the hospital a week ago. Sheehan, 57, the senior officer of Cause or death was listed as the Westwood J;>olice Depart-cancer . ment, was killea b.Y three bullets He was the oldest of the seven allegedly fir6i:I by Armand Ther· Crosby children, who also in· rien, 44, a fo.rmer New cludebandleaderBobCrosby. 1-lam~hire state trooper . . Pohee said they"believed Ther· nen also killed the Army olflce~ Capt. John OJ , 29, who was doing postgraduate ~~rk at NortheasternlUnlvenlty. ... ·i..f"J-.-. • l ~· -'1"-F~=~· ·.fis]thr!~ .. _ M1am1ans Ji> ed ,$.;;I~ 1971 . on charps ,o ·ctFua smuggling have been rele1t1ed .by the Fidel Castro gov'.J'!ment.and will ar· . rive in tbis.-.cOuillri tonlCht, the Coast Guax.4 flid,' The three ~ere ••lzed'by. a Cµban gunboat 10 February JtT}, while aboard the 47·foot kot<h Pllfri'ette II, BC· c~rdf!1g to a apokesman In M1am1. • Second Fire Guts Company LONG BEACH (UPI! -A COS· tume rental firm which was destroyed by a $1 •million incen- diary fire-,l411t year was heavily daw1ed u-1n early today by RDOtber flrO\ • )"oday's .blaze caused an estim ated~OOO damace lo the One.·sfo"'r)' 1alructuro and destroyed the ... eon tents, officers slld. Arson inve1ttcator1 sc"'arched for the cause ol,U'le fire which broke 1bout z •-m • I• breakfutt, dinners and meet- tn11 with · congres5m,n and aenator,.s ,t~ e1'change views on · hla anUrece1a1on package and to plug for the program. Nessen said Ford "feel~ he has made . some headway~th the governors!' that be m '.during his trips to Atlanta', H on and Topeka,. Kan., during the past two weeks. ''He thinks his ex· ' \ ~ planation of hl1 program 11 get- ting acrOP1" ~essensaJd. Ford · ,u.,,inan"ed his.top economic adviSers to a meetlna: in the Oval Office today to revJew the recession indicators.· . Asked whelh_er Ford WIS Wtll· 1ng to compro?nlse with the Democrats and consider chances in his · program, Nessen sa,id, ·-·The President is always Wllllng . . . O.lly f'llet""" ....... ANCIENT SAN JUAN PEPPER TREE BREAKING APART City Seeking Expert Advice on Pre1erv1tlon Old Tree Ill? Doc to Inspect Giant Pepper A tree that has sloOd a hundred years is beginning to Call apart in San Juan Caplsltano. A giant pef per tree, listed as the largest o its kind in the na· lion, lo1t two branches last weekend and city officials don't want it to lose any more. '1We've called in .an arborist to determine th.e condition of the tree," said Planning Director David J . Smith. "The tree expert will also tell us ho\\.' to prolong its lire and how much this will cost." The tree is located on the grounds o( the San Juan Elemen- tary Schoo~. Its gnarled trunk, large enough to encircle am~ is hollow. Ex.perts rear its branches maybediseasetl. ''The branches Cell ·(or ap· No Money, No Teevee ROANOKE, Va. (AP> - Viewers of WRLU-TV here were startled when their screens suddenly went blank. There was nothing wrong with their television sets. The Appalachian Power Company simply pulled the plug Tues- day. Pierre ''Pete'' Watkins, general sales manager (or the station, said the utility com· pany cut off the pow·er because WRLU·TV owed it about $8,000. Watkins said the company had given the station until Monday lo pay the bill. but· WRLU·TV just didn't have the money. parently no reason, .. said As&is - tant Planner Tommy Tomlinson. "We bad no wind and verY little rain. Wh~n one broke it probably weakened the second.'' Although no one knows the ex· act age or the tree. some or San Juan's oldest residents r e· member it as full grown when they attended San Juan School. Eighty-year-old C. Russell Cook recalled that outhouses ont'c stood underneath the tree when San Juan had a two-room schoolhouse. Lately the tree ha~ ¥en an at- tractive nuisance, l!i ~runk a convenient Place to stli:ih trash and start fires . Officials or the ci- ty and the Capistrano Unified School District bqih' considered fencing the tree, but deciQed the fence \\'ould probably not deter vandals. Smith said the tree expert"sre· commendations will be present- ed to the City Council later this month. Although the tree is owned by the school district, the city. which has a tree preserva- tion ordinance, has taken an in · terest in il. Route Swap Denied WASHINGTOr'f (API - Spokesmen for the Civil Aeronautics Board and the White House denied today that.any ac· lion had been taken on a major route swap agreement between Pan American World Airways and America·n Airlines. The Wall Street Journal •. Q.UOtin& ••jn. formed industry sources," said in today's editions that both the CAB and the White House ap- proved the agreement. I . . lb listen. At the m0rnont he 1111 heard otno compromise" that he is wiWng to accept. , Neaien "''" aald that Ford Is sUckln& 1by his directive for an eaca\atlnk fee lncreaSJl_ on (oretgfl Oil wh'l'h would ralie the levy to S2 a-otlara on March 1 and $3 on April 1 and lhua tejecta a comprom'ise su11e11tlon by Sen. Robert Dole <R-Kan .J.• ' .• • Rain .Due . ' ... ~ Befote· Weekend· The Orange Coast's respite from rain may end lateThunday or Friday, the National WEather Servic;.e said today. Forecasters are predicting in· creased cloudiness -becoming mostly cloudy Thursday -with light rains possible Friday. The Weather Service's ex- tended forecast ror Friday / through Sunday was for mostly variable cloudiness with a slight chance of rain early in the weekend. Temperatures would be cooler and it may be slightly windy at times. Total rain figures available since the intermittent storms began Feb. 2 are NewpOrt Beaeh, 1.65 inches: Laguna Niguel Fire Station, .98S and San Juan Capistrano, 2.6•1. Offslwre Oil Board Sought TRENTON. N.J . (AP) -New York state proposed today that Atlantic coastal states form a commission to manage any new oil and gas development off their shores. taking over that responsibility from the Interior Department. The proposal >A'as made by Stephen L . Gordon on behalf or New York Gov. flugh L. Carey at a public hearing by the Interior Department on federal plans to lease nev.· areas off the.Atlantic. Pacific and Alaska coasts . "Coastal states should .Corm a commission, as an institutional mechanism, lo deal with the many aspects in managing the re.so~r'ces or the continental shelf..;' Gor:don said. Tug Damages Hospital Ship WILMINGTON, Del. iAPI - The hospital ship SS Hope, which became a worldwide symbol dur- ing its second career, was beached during a voyage to the scrap pile .after a tug rammed il and put a hole in its side, a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman said to· day. The spokesman said one of the tugs to .... •ing the ship accidently rammed it Tuesday night. put- ting a hole in the starboard side about 75 feet Crom the bow. The s hip \\'as beached in the Delaware River near Wilm - ington as a precaution the spokesman said. , "' The white ship, \\'hich traveled 250,000 miles to bring 20th Cen- tury medicine to undeveloped na- tions, was towed out of the Phil3delphici. Naval Yard Tues- day bound for Brownsville. Tex . \\'here it will be scrapped. . ' •• 5 LITE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER QU>:THIS AD NOW Offefo Ciood Tin Feb. 19 OUR BEAUTIFUL FAMOl,IS HAND MADE , -.. CANE SWAGOPEHDAIL . AU Co\ou-C:HolCI Of 1t••or ll" I C).6 s2995 ~ ~ . ..._ zz.so ... CLOSED 5U Ml¥. 2~$ft9J ~=· -.:::.· l '"" .... , rlrLf~S --~ , ' - I \) I ' \\ --• ' . -. -I Today's CloslD N.Y. Stoeke- I VOL68,N0.43,SSECTIONS,70PAGES . ,, 1 ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY12, 1975 TEN CENTS Peacef~ Pi~keting at DouglaS Plant I I I I By PA TTY BUllNETr Of tlle CllNIY Pi lot SUtf Picketing continued peacerully at the McDonnell Douglas plant in Huntington Beach today, the second day of a court order Um.it· ing lbe picket 1lne protests or striking aerospace workers. ''It's extremely qJJ,iet," Lt. Gary Davis ol the Hµntlngton Beach police sai d today. 1'Tbey're obeying the court order .~Case Set ·~ In C'ard I ~Fraud · , One of three men accused by l Costa Mesa police of running a fraudulent credit card ring that netted at te·ast $60,000 pleaded in· nocent lo a grand theft charge Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court. Gary L. Stewart, 25. of 80 Hunt- ington St., Huntington Beach, was ordered to. return , before Judge Kenneth P . · Lac for a March 14 pretrial Hearing. Trial itself is set for April 7 on one count of grand theft connect· ed with fhe case. which in· veStigators say ranged from Hawaii to Jamaica over the past two years. CriminJI complatnts are also being issued against fellow sus- ·pects Patrick E. O'Brien, and Kipper Smith. both 25, who are accused of involvement along with-Stewart. Detective Jim Strickland said the other two are believed to be in Idaho and · Jamaica, while Stewart himself is free on $5,000 ball pendfng trial on the felony charge. Cbu111 are p•nding -arn·ong scweral other -law agenCies in· eluding Long Beach poUce, who have arrest warrants for the sus- pects in connection with the far- flung and allegedly lucrative scheme. Orange Coast detectives say they have been tracking the trio for many months. based on <J flood of fraudulent credit cerd applications which led to is- suance of scores or ~·orthless cards. These were used to run up huge bills, for all sorts of consumer goods and services. some of which were believed sold to ob· tain cash for hi gh-living. accord- 1 ing to authorities . Investigators claim the trio ap- plied for at least 65 to 70 cards known to Costa Mesa police. US· ing false names. ages, addresses. places of employment and personal references and finan· cial background datu. I H _) . ome Hassle Set for Court A Huntington Harbour man who claims plans for his two- story home have been approved by the City of 1-Iuntington Beach and the South Coast Regional Commission but have been re· jected by a local property owners group wants the issue resolved in the courtroom. Loy Plaster. 16787 Bolero Lane. Huntington Beach, names the Huntington !·!arbour Proper·- ty Owners As sociation and its architectural review committee 'as defendants in his Orange County Superior Court action. He further dcm .inds an order that would compel the associa· lion to go along with the con- servation agency and the city in approval of his plans. JHSCAR SOW ON .FIHST CALL "'Sold It on the first call.•• That's the sates success a Costa ·Mesa man experienced when he ran these few words In the Daily Pilol: '69CHEVY 8 cyl, auto trans. R/ll. Xlnt. cond. xxX·XXXX l ' Jf you hive a car to sell, 'call M2·Stl78. 11'1 •••Y lo put a few worcll~o work for you In the right place. •. • In the 'bally 'rilot • lot11eletter." Machinists, the union with 1,500 The Police department is much members stri~ in Huntlneton relieved, he said, to see the quiet, Beach. . r . . particularly aJter the first two ln ~diiion lo strict -·'es for days or the strike '!ere marked "-""' with isojated incidents of tbe,Pi keters, the Judie ordeNcl violence. laW)' for ~ the unlon~ NoarreStsbavebeenmade. the-company ~ • .aPPear-~ · The temPorary rtstralning or· cou.rtroo.m..P~~·. ~ .. der eaD)eTuesday. OraneeCoun-· The COQUtlJ)Y has asked Jµdle ty Superior Judee H. Walter .·ste~ for .qoGJ>OO a day in ac- ·Steiner slapi>ed the injunction "on tua1 and punitive cJama«es l_or the International Association or each day the, pjgeteo a)legeaJy I - o.l ly l"ll.t SUfl l"tl.t• Chi11'ese .1Ve1v Year Jodi Marcus, 7 OeftJ, and Jeannie West, 6, peek to see who's inside the paper dragon their schoolmates at Vista View School in Fountain Valley b,uilt to celebrate Chinese New Year. Chin"$<! Year of the. ·Hare began Tue•day. Youngsti::rs ih kindergarten through third gr.ade at Vista View are learning about customs of other cultures. l Arraignment Set In Atwater Death By JOHN VAL TERZA Ot Tiie D•llY "llol St.II acute mental illness tor many years. He had been cared tor at home by Bedelian and another male nurse. Each maintained a 12-hqur shift each day and was paid $100 each time they were on duty. Arraignment for the 40-year· old male Ourse charged in the murder or Corona del· Mar housewife Nancy Atwater and her entombment in a concrete- filled oil drum will resume , H bo Judi lalDI Police aJJege that Mrs. Thursday in ar r c s-Atwater was killed at about 2:30 trict Municipal Court. 1 t w d d d · Daniel fGerbis Bedelian, who a .m . as e nes ay ur1n g had served as the ni-ht attendant Bedelian's night shift. Later in to the woman'S ailinfliusband, is the day he allegedly. drove the set to appear 'At 9,~a.m.,in_, the victim's body to a Pacoima 'cl'i al v•.;.;r ... ser jUflkyard wbere police say he court of' ~ni P . r ~ im stuffed it into· a SS-gallon drum· s . .gea~~~i fi~.. lM~·t.he',pf'<>-and then filled it with freshly ceedihgs on f a'i ,i.t,barges or mixed concrete. murder )ast l'ti ay._ lKat'<afreed · Siflte the .murder. Atwater - to a postpo.n&ment) so that. once a top line-executWe with the Bedelian wo.111~ 1have enough Wrigley. ehewiDg ~urr firm -has timetoseekap]'~vqteettorney. .II: been moveil out,d.t"the home at Jn the ~nte~1rr,i, tbe husky 4633P~\~aiii"111ive and admi~ted Lebanese 1i;nn1Jgrknt has been to a Saii Diego area.hospital. advised by a eulJUc de{ender. ffe .'... .. . , . . has remaih~ Jn cU!tody .since The ~lint; ~twfl:ter ~ sister 1s h1S'arrest last't\Vednesday ~only' the . w1te · o( W.r~gley Board bouts after M,r-s.. Atwater(SO, was Chairman P. K. Wngley. r.eported ml~sihg from .her Cameo Shores hom~. trespass on plant p~Y. Meanwhile. th.ere ts-no pro- grt&s in negotiations, union of- tieial Ivan Lynch said. , servicesafil William J . ~.the ·ion, r~presenting 11,000 employes service's director, h_ad~l>eei. Jn . • ... at;Ute McDonnell Douglas plant contact with. some of~·paiU'eS~ in Long Beach, is still negotiating inthestflke. · . · with the c.ompany . But a Federal •ediators, however. are rePortett'w al$ing for signals to arbitrate an-end to ·the strike which has idled a total or 19,000 McDonnell Do'1«las workers in St. t:;obls S:nd Southern The spoke& man s ai4, lb.e "spokesman said today that a de- med i at ion service, "Ill.hose eision to join the strike could representat_ives met wlth bot\ come Friday, barring new sides before the strike. are look-·breakthroughs_ California.• · ' .. A spokesman tor . the federal mediation and conciliation ing first for some ·•thaw." The unions are asking £or lt 5.5 · Before the thaw comes, they percent immedi a te salary in - may see more workers join the . crease, with three percent over strike, though. the next three y<!ars, and added The UQjted Auto Workers un -fringe benefits. _Kidnap; Sex Charges Salesman A1Tested • Newport Beach detectives an-moJ)ths. one in liuntingt.on Beach nounced the arrest of a 32-yeat· 39<'·anolher in South Laguna. old Huntirigton Beach insurance ln two separate assaults in salesman today on chargrs relat-Newport, Thompson alleged that ed to several alleged kidnaps and Cassidy stopped to pick up male sexual assaults on male and hitchhikers and then forced them female hitchhikers. intO tps car at gunpoint. He then Douglas Ernest Cassidy of 8401 allegedly drove the victims to s·~luded areas and forced them Castilian Drive was booked late, to f>erform'sex~ts, Monday night' on a warrant, A sb:nilari i ident in recent charging several counts of kid·t.; weeic . ., in Soul .Laguna involved nap. The salesman was held in ~ -~ ~ lieu of $25,000 bail. a young female hitchhiker as the victim, detectives said. Detective Sgt . Kenneth Thompson . said the second Thompson said the arrest stems male victim in Newport Beach from at least two incidents in led to the arrest . Newport Beach in recent "He was able to get a licen sl" 'Mass Resignations f_ree Clinic Open But Staff Depleted ,Bl' ffo\I!? ~C\j . Doors of Ule Huntington Beach Free ClinJf! remained open today despite the resigoatioM o( most or theieaid itnd volunteer .stair. ··As far as we are concerned, the Free Clinic is dead." said former acting director Mik e Lyon, 27. Ly-On resigned Monday night rather than accept the clinic's number two spot as program coordinator Hi s move was fo!lowed by the resignations of Erika Krause, social service coordinator ; Laurie James, medical coordinator; Maddy Newman, health counseling coordinator, and Steve Bruno, helpline coordinator. Judy Davison, 43, who was hired for the $12,000-a-year di rec· torship. termed the resignations ''unfortunate. "We will run the organization as best we can." said Mrs. Davison, former director of the Harbor Area Girls Club. The clinic board's 8 to 1 de- cision came Monday despite urg· ing by the start and volunteers to give the post to Lyon or risk mass resignations. Marilyn McDonald, who cast the lone negative vote, vowed to· . day to resign from the board and .. never to have anything to do "'ith the free clinic again." Mrs. McDonald and staff mem- Panel Backs Legal Bingo SACRAMENTO (UPI) ~ A measure legalizing bingo in California has been approved by the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee on a 7-0 vote and sent tQ the floor. The fllleasure .( ACA.3) _by As · segiblYman LeroY Grceile ·,(D· Sacramento). would place on ihe next statewide ballot a proposal to legaliie ttie game; which is now technically illegal. O•llY ,-Hot Start Pllet1 FR!;E CLINIC CHIEF Judith Davison ' bers were angry over what th.ey called ··a vote or no confid ence:· by the board against the staff and the work of the clinic. not just Lyon . -They also criticized the bo.ard 's move at midnight ,,_1 onday, after their meeting , to brin g locksmiths to the clinic. in new Quarters in the former city civic center, to change a ll locks. "They said they didn't know how many keys were out." said 1'1iss James. Bruno added they also asked staff members to ac- count for any belongings they re- moved from the buildin.e:. But Board President Jack Feehan said the lock change was a routine move, made in aiiy business whenever key personnel is replaced. "I am sure there were misun- derstandings and hurt feelini.?s :· <See CLINIC, Page A2) number aftt'r the assault, and after some l'hecking "'e came up ,wilh a mug s hot and showed it to the other victims." Thompson said . Cassidy faces prosecution first on the Nc\\'port and l-luntington cases which will be handled together. Once disposition or thal iss ue is complete, sheri ff's in- \'CS ti gators plan to press the case rel ated to the South Laguna inci · dent. Cassidy was scheduled. to be arraigned Thursday in J-larbor Judicial Di s trict Municipal Court. Kill-for-hire Suspect Held In OC Jail A wealthy She(_man Oaks physician w.as ai'l'ested bv Orange County sheriff's deputie·s Tue&day and charged with ~liciting his wire's murder. . Booked into Orange County Jail al 4 :30 p .m . was Dr. Charles Wesley Turner. 44, of 14358 Magnolja St .. Sherm<.1nOaks . The arrest of Turner at his home ended a th1·ee-week in - vestigation that culminated when officers allege the suspect solicited the s ervices of an un - dercover sheriff's deputy to murder his wife. a depar\ment spokesman said. The same spokesman said the alleged solicitation occurred in Orange County but refused to specify the time or place. TUrner "s bail was set at Sl~.000. J-le is scheduled to bear-.. ra1gned Thursday in Orange County Central Municipal Court. Program Planned On Indian Students Parents who will plan a special program for American Indian students in the Ocean View School District "'ill meet for the first time tonight. Any parent of an American In- dian child in the district may participate by calling parent coordinator Jeanne Neis, 892·9657. A second meeting is set for Monday night, also at A-trs. Neis' home. Cc•atst n· ..... h .. r Bail has. remained at $250,900 . Bedellan haS>"been Jodfed ln Orange Countf Jail since his court appearancelut week. •• ... ,Y Saw es 8 -. MARKET POSTS ANOTHER PLUS Considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday, ac· · cording to the weather service. wU!i cooler tem- peratures expected. l·lighs 58 at the beaches to 62 inland, Lows tonight 46 to 52. l~StbETODAY ,. Investigators have not divulged ~ny new details in the case over the past several days. The last solid releue ot in· formation came Jast. Friday when officers announced that they had taken Into evidence a small stalu• of a squat ~u~k and two long kitchen knives. ' , The sm•il 1tatu~ Is alleJed to be'the weaiib~ \I.Bed lo batter the recluslve ho(lsewlfe and ,lnlllct, f1t•1 bead Wurl es, Olli<ef• c•ve little· Information abouL th~ knives othor tban to aay they are elements ln the case. ·~ ' -, The dead ~Oman'• husbaod;A. G. At'1.ater, 64 , has suffered from ' • Fire Hero Dies in Anaheim Anaheim fire ',Officials credited a 12-year<-0ld boy who died in a residenti,tl li'i'e Saturday with saving the lives or eight persons who wete ileeplnl' tn the house when a pre-dawn fire broke out. , I I ACCO&DING ,.0 fire lnspe<lor Norman Morgan, young Roger Glover rad d.G.Wnslairs from his second noor bedroom to waken f)ve cniklr and 111 adul( who were sleeping In the hople at 2431 BroMlwiy. / • M'~gan said th• youngst~r then returned to the second floor to help his sio~er ao~ ~ lltepbri>tller escal"'the:fladle BOTH UD&PED f'n>m awindow, Mor~1~.said. HoVttver, he , .!g~~r was ov~lne by amok•bofore .h~ ~Id reae.h tho · . ..,m~~aterfow*lm feellrom th•wlndow • • • , NEW YORK (U PI> -The stock market, overcoming early profit taking, closed hicher today • on the New York Stock Exchange · in a heavy trading session shortened by a major snowstorm in the New York area. The Dow Jones industrial average. off more than two points at the outset, gained 7.43 points to 715.03. Advances topped declines, 971 lo 381 . <Tables, 85). Most ana)Jats •a.lcl'lhe market was contln.ul~cr to show the stren,ih that has carried prices sharply and broadly higher since the first of year. Glamors and blue chips paced the rally. • • A profile of.actress Catherine Deneuve , a review o/ Cher Bono'• · /irst solo TV show and stories /rom the Orange Coasl . along with other articles. are on Page D2. l11d1•x At '1'•11'" Ser,..lce AJ 1..M. a.rd A\0 Glllf-1 AS ~i':bi~1~,,,.,. DI~: Cemici C.14 CroJi-rd Cl( Dll•ll'INo11Cff A11 e:oltori•I ..... "' Em1rt•lfl-1tt ••-r "1M11<• 84·1 t=Md C4•14 ........... u A1W1 UlllMol"\ C:J MllU•• A& _....,y,.. ... Mlvle\ ••,·,' , Mull< ... MlllHI ""'"'U S4 Nl119!1al New• A4 ... ,.. C."'lt\f 112·1J ,...., Cl·l Syl,..i• ,..rier SS S,Wb 81·) Df. Ste1..cr1llft AID "'" ""'""' T•levllll9tt -·~ -·--~- IU·S - "' •.. , .. •• • OAILYP'tl.OT li/F. -' . ., F.ro111 WlreSenlcu WASHINGTON -A bill .block· J1 •. ~~alJ3 .. ~ tlu<tilttin~..: •· d•Y' was approved:~by the Senate Fin a nee comerumte. The tt-2 vote io committ9'M:nt the lfouse-passed blU . to he Senat4 Door, where d~at.e: ex- »ected to begin next week. . 1 • Tiie tarirr. the firs\ $1 ol Wliich • • • ~i.~et,,11~•.i'..i. ... '1o8biiuoo 1-ao..' • "FOrd•s plaa·iO du~Wi!Y Meuwblle, re1ld"'1t Forti, conrumptJon by drJv!l}8 up confident tbat he ia pkkina up prices. Tbe full Pr<>Cl'4111 ~· to support for hla antirec...ion pro-cut oil imPot1S.._~ t...,P ftUSllon gram. intends to blitz Conireu barrels a day, or 28 percent, ove--with' a •tepped-up selling cam- lhe next three years. paicn n.ext ·week. his chief . By unani~ua vote., UJ~m-s.pokeun'.Adlald,toda,y. • mlUee also u!Yt'ove<A ' tp White '.l!i>usi Jfr'ela sOcretaey raise the celu&gic>n ttie naJ Ron Neisen told repOrters Ford debtfromthepre,aentf49S~ilion h as lined up a series ot . . OCCV.,11!0 9V 1•111tAl!l. ,Cairo JGiDOil ..• ~ •. :"~ • ... t! ., / EGYPT o : ' so Mil ES .. ~ SINAI PF~INSU!,.A ~+C' F~~LLD• I •. u,.,,_ __ , MIDEAST HOT SPOT-The Sinai is the story of the passes -the· Mitla and the Gi.di. They are the key to Israel - and to Egypt. They are on foeus , of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.'s new effort to bring about a second stage military' disengagement. Kis.s.inger,· S~dat -Express Optimism CAIRO (APJ -~relary or State H~. Kloslnger and . . President war 1~a~2'\ 1ex- pressed con dence . and op· Umism Wedhesday on possiblt! E1ypti•n cont!esfrions for an l)lraeli pullback i1>'Sinai. Jury Lock ed . . "We have clarified the issues and the direction in which the 'negotiations 1should proceed toward · a &olution," Kissinger said after fo'Ur hours of talks wM;q Sadat. He added he wat"'hopefu/ .... in fact coilfident progress can be made."' • Sadat said Otey had ''surveyed ·the wbofe· problem and trus is quiie sufticie'ht for the moinent.1 anf satBlied. I 'm always op- timistic when I see my friend H~ry." Kissinger also said he will re· · turn to Egypt •'in the near Of Councilman future." He has previously said . Jle would return to the area next In Theft Trial , 'JllODth with q;s •. :pronosaI• if ~e After deliberating fot o.rilore finds there .. a~.e Qoin(s t,o .than three hours, a Municipal negotiate. Court jury in Fullerton couldn't Kissinger brought a detailed decid47 Tuesday if Brea ,:Ci.~Y. ·~iie-Wposition froln.Jerusalem, CouncJlman Don Symmes ~.aa ID u<lfog abo...t.....a dozen specific guilty or attempting to steal ~ a ~st pg fOward cih"end t61.heAr3bS' woman'scoatfromadepartment e~J)"Tiomic, po-litical and store. . ~"'-.,'"t .-... ••· ·J{lij>loJ11alic b!Jtcoll<>fllrael .. II was alter therJl!(y foreman ;'A !:Joli. olticiaJ"h>ld'"ll:W•Wen told Judge Phillip McGraw that thflt "'Israel was Insisting on a the jury was hopelessly de-signed document from Egypt adlocked at two votes for acquit-marking an end to al.most 27 tat and 10 for guilty that McGraw years of hostilities in return for a declared a mistrial and set withdrawal of up to~ miles and March 19 as the date for a new evacuation of the Abu HOd.eis trial. oilfields and the MiUa and Gidi Symmes was charged with pet· ty then Dec. 23 when he left a J .C. Penney store in FUiierton without paying for the coat he carried ov~r his arm. When tesUi at hi s trial, the councilman ·milted carrying the coat fro1 store but said he badno int n olstealing it. "" DA ILY PILOT passes. R()ute Swap Denied WASHINGTON {APt - Spokesmen for the Civil Aeronautics Board nnd the White Ho~ denied today that any ac · tioODad been taken on a major route swap agreement between Pan American World Airways und American Airlines. The Wall St.reet Journal ., q_uotin& "in· formed industry sources," said in today's editions that both the , CAB. Al~d th~ White H9U5e ap- ~9~, tle.~eem c?t ... ~ ,. . . \, ' . . - ' 'ToWn. Int' . LaWy,ers In Court Lawyers tor the builders of the planned ''Town Lot'' apartment complex. in .Huntington Beach have gone to Court in a bid to over· tum the recent denial of the pro-. ject by the California Coastal Zone Conserv cit ion Commission. It is· alleged ln ~he action filed for Foxx Development COrpora-r: Uon that th~ co.p.misaion's up-~ "IJOldlng 9ec. 111oCan appeal IUed by the Environmental Coalition . Of Orange County w'as unlawful .. and should be set aside. It is further a llegei! ~hat cQ.m- mission members displayed bias towards the ''Town Lof•• develop- ment overlooking the ocean in the 15th Street area· and that lawyers for the company were not given sufficient time to pre- sent their case. The lawsuit also argues that the South Coast Regional Com- qiission had e1µ'1ier ~pproved the project and that it had not been oppOsed by the City of Hunt- ington Beach. ~it was the Foxx firm's original intention to build a 124-unit apartment complex on five Jots in the 15th Street area. The plan was vigorously opposed by the Environmental Coalition. f'l"Om Page Al • CLINIC ..• he continued. "We are sorry for that.·· Feehan said the board made the decision to hire Mrs . Davison, a former Campfire Girls executive and Riverside art museum director, after screen· ing 69 applicants. ' Lyon insisted that. until last week. he had been assured he would receive the job. The ad- . vertlsing for applicants he said he was assured, "was just a formality." ... However, Feehan and other board meinbers contacted-Dr. Marie Otto and George Rogers' said that was not the board's in· tent at all, that Lyon and the staff mJsuqderstood. _ Clinic worker Fern· Ruben, a St~dent al Cal State Long Be~ch, said the board also complained about the brightly colored mod decor of the new clinic offices, in· cluding macrame decorations on . the window shades. - Rogers agreed, saying the· board wanted \he new facility furnished "in ioo~ taste," but he said there are no planS to change it. --. Miss Ruben said she cleared · the decor first with Feehan. "This clinic was for the people that it served," Mis&James said over a tearful lunch with former staff members Tuesday. "'Jt will never be the same." "They sold themselves and the clinic out for someone they think can raise funds," Lyohchargcd. Starr members and board members said Lyon's slloulder- length hair and beard were part of the issue. ''They were symptomatic of a deeper problem," Feehan said, adding the board didn't think Lyon had strong community leadership or management skills. "He did an excellent job1" he added. "We a re sorry to lose him." :Mort gage Flow Robe<t N. Woed ):, Prft .... tit•nd"-1"" • .:. Jae~ R. Curley -- • YK• Pr..i..t-~-al Mt....., Thot1nas-1(eevlt • _ EOI• .. ' Thomas A. MurPhioe Ma....,...I[.... ,• O\ll"lesH. Loos Rk har.d P, A•lbol-AAl!W91"''1! ...... • Terrv COvlllE' Wiii 0.-c...Ny f.OIU II Rat.es Would R ise, Fall WASHINGTON '(API --Home morlJ!:ages with interest rates that rise or f aJI witb otber interest rates in the economy were pro· J>OSed Wednes~aY by the Federal Home Loan Ban'll Board. UNDER TllE PROPOSED regulatimtS, sci.v.ings and Joan as- sociations and other thrin institutions could sell so-called varia· . · ble rate mortgages tO home buyers in which the mortgage in- terest rate could rise a maximum of 21h percent if other interest ra'-lirllle ~0111)1..,.,e subotantially. · . · ~l'fttQle r 'mortgage is not a new idea, and it produeed con.aid ~ ontro;rersy in Congress befofe. Board Member Gr~ P.era said,.,,.. board would "move forward" with its pro- poeill un1 ... congr-acted lo block It. -ll'hl:rOposed: aew regulations probJ1bly would not take effect l>ef~ !/e 'nlonl"' al leut, Board Director Thomu Bomar told repbrt at a britrtnc. The proposed Tegulatlona wot!ld allow for a llO·d•f comruent.pertod. RAJ) THE PROPOSAL BEEN In errect during th e recent period Pl, rl1lJ)g interest rates, U'le cost of a variable rate mon,~ laken,qyj ln January 197t would have Increased about 1 per ·ln~~ntai-"l' 8 per<enl m'Ortlaa• would now coal about a . petcent:' I • ~ btuldllia. d)liners and meet· in11 ·with congressmen and aenaton to excb-111e views on bis antlrecetsion package and to plug for the program. · • Nessen said Ford "feels he has made some h'adway with the governors'' Ah at t'ie rnef during his trips tO Alla~~ H°""ton and Topeka, Kan .. during the past two weeks. ''fie thinks his ex· l'ietory Kiss • n • • • . ' planaUon ot· his proll!'am ;-.• • to liaten. At Ille oment ~. bas ting ac-tt~1;•1 NeJs9n-'tfd.; beard of no coq,prornise:.' that he Ford 1um m·one<f'llla·1op lawlllj~gto •<fepl. economic advisers lo a meeting Nessen Blao said titd-Ftlrd .ii in the Oval Office today to review sticking by his dlrectlve·for ao therecesslonlndicators .... ', esc1tlati11g fee increase on Asked wh.ether Ford \f'Qs ·wJll· fortlgl'1 oil which would ralJle the ing to c;ompromise vllth the levy to $2 dollars on Mattb 1 and Democr•ts and consider changes S3 on April l and thus rejects a in his program, Nessen-said, compromise suegestion by Seo. "'The ~esident js alwa:ya Willing Robert Dole (R-Kan.).• I Rain ,Due ' '"' ' ' I ~· . Before Weekend 1 I The Orange Coast's respite from rain may end late Thursday' or Friday, the National Weather service said today' Forecasters are predicting in ·' creased cldudiness -becoming mostly clolldy Thursday -with light rains possible Friday. The Weather Service·s ex- tended forecast for Friday through Slinday M'aS for rriostly variable cloud iness with a sU&ht ('hance of rain early in the \1;eekend . Temperatures would be cooler and lt may be slightly \lo'indy at times. Total rain ri2ures 3Vjiil.able since the intermittent storms began Feb. 2 are Newport Beach, 1.65 inches: Laguna Niguel Fire Station, .985 and San Juan Capistrano, 2.64. Handier Malcolm Fellows of Montreal gets a kiss from Sir Lancelot of Bar.van after the En&fish sheepdog won best in show at the 99th Westminster Kennel Club show Offslwre Oil : Board Sought i,n New York. · .· Irvine Musicians TRENTON. N.J . CAP> -New York state proposed today that Atlantic coastal states form a commission to manage any new oil and gas development off their . .. -t { -·s hores. takini! over that responsibility from the Interior Department. To Be Real Pros The proposal was made by Stephen L . Gordon on behaJf o( NCM' 'iork Gov. •fugh L. Carey at ' a public hearin~ by the Interior Department on federal pjans to lea se neM' areas off the Atlantic, By TOM BARLEY OflM?>.llr P'INotSWH UC Irvine offjcials plan to an- , n.ounce formation of the first on- campus professional orchestra in the United States . Muslcians' union spokesman and Dean Clayton Garrison of UCI's•SchooJ of Fine Arts have haritmered out an agr,eement that will have 32 pro(essio~al musicians working with eight UCI music majors in a series of concerts on campus. The new orchestra will be known as the UCI Chamber Svm- phony. Its director will be Portugese conductor Alvaro Cassuto who arrived at UCI last year to lake over the affairs of the UCI student orchestra. "It means that we will have two orchestras at UCI," the Laguna Beach conductor said to-day. Second Fire Guts Com pany LONG BEACH CUPIJ -A cos· tume rental firm which was destroyed by a $1 million incen· diary fire last year was heavil y damaged again early today by another (ire. Today's blaze caused an· estimated $500,000 damage to the one-story structure and destroyed the contents. officers said. ' • ·~ Cassuto stressed that the prime aim of his new orchestra is to advance teaching of VCI music students by having them M'ork with veteran musicians in campus concerts. "It's a touch or realism," he said. "'A ll too often music 'stu- dents work together in What tJ\ey believe is an.o\>Chestral envlliin- ment and only rf:aJize tater on that they have beeh living In a dream world." Cassuto said the· new 40 - member UCI Chamber Sym- phony will give its first on- campus performances April 18 and 19 under his direction. He said there \\'ill be 12 UCI concerts by the new orchestra each season, none of "''hich will conflict witb the programs or. fered by the more familiar UC J student orchestra. "We plan to take our new pro- fessional orchestra on tour," he said. "We plan lo put UCI on the map in the world of music and I have nothing but praise for the teachers and administrators who made this possible." Cassuto believes the cost of lhe new orchestra will run at about $4,000 for each pair of concerts. The money will come from UCI 's music budget. "~'lost if not all of that will be recovered from ticket sales," he said. ''I predict today that we are going to create the kind of major orchestra that will pack them in at UCJ or any""·here we go.'' Pacific and Alaska coasts. ' "Coastal states should focm a commission, as an institutional 1 mechanism. to deal with the ' mf!~' aspects in mana.etnc the re.s,o(ur,te~ of,.,~~e ,cantin&Dtal she I , "Gordon said. · 8 Convic ts Killed BUENOS AIR ES, Argentina (AP J -Prisoners at the· ""'omen's ' jail in Rosario rioted early today, starting a fire that killed eight or the convicts, the provincial police of Santa Fen re· ported. Crosb y Kiri D ead a t 79 LOS ANGELES CAPJ -Larry , Crosby. t>lder brother or singer Bing Crosby·. died tcaiay at Cen- tury City Hos'J)ital. . Crosby, 79; who devoted mqst or his a·ftention to the Bing Crosby ·Golf Tournament, en- tered the hospital a week ·ago. Cause of death was li!ted as cancer. , He was the oldest of the seven 1 Crosby children, . who also in· elude band leader Bob Crosby. 5 UTE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER -~ ·Gtt~tHIS AD NOW Offw<Pood ThrvFei>. 19 ., 1822~ NEWPORT &VD., tOSTA MESA 645-7301 ,. ... _ ...... __ • • I I I \ " "' • • ,. AL PAGE • ' ,,,,... 'fl • ' ... II' Most of· H4n'tlngton ia.11ch i$ ~yered ,end layet,e4 ~ .t~rs. ~ wdl as a generl!I relaxation of the<st;l~t 111,; ' with asphal!1 cement, inason~l bloc~a an4 the • requirement~: .. , . 111atetiaJs that 11\lllte hom.s a11an111ents and o(flce1< Tile city planning staff arid plaMing commlss~on ,, ' Nature •n life to~n bas tA a beaiinl,',a~'lr has In ·have done a fine job keeping Fountain Vplley biisl-' t moat suburban llreas ~i -Pr:.1>1t!' 1iit'lin-dess a,relis•'attractive and uncluttered. IC merch~pts •voidal)ly brougll,tpepplel/Ytllelflc>~!U'll\l ''t and the ch'amber •want the sign requlTements 8ut south or the ril!;.i~0a\w1t la, t• I hun-chaneed1 It should be up to them to prove that it ban red'acrj18 of la cl still b~·l"lth a" rural n.vQr ·~ bedo~e without sacrificing esthetics. Ott the land .that isn't vacant, thelJ'est fe'atorlls hoi'se Tttey ;\\so should !lack up their charges that small s ablea, or,.farm tracts or .. a,f ,purnpipJ <Iii wells signs atcount for a la~k of business, when a low ·here.and the're. lt1s a qlllet,pea e(ul retreatfiifm the stream of cust,omers could be caused by po<>r• "louder sounds ot the city. '· · •. economic conditions or unsound business judgment '• • . qr> F11b1 18. s . 7 p.m:, tbe ~~y ~01111-instead. U \\1U bol4 a pu c on what lb '<IQ 'th that · The cbambe\' pl~ns•to l'ursue,the matter, and·{he / . ~. •iif, tile · tr.iii~ , ~eqple-w)lo e.are oogb . ~ young-org-anlzatt0n.'desetves credi\ for 1rying tO find · . e (line ill Ule' ••4'.cc1111cU 'a r and ~wers for Its membei-li' bepefit. ·.. ' •. bQ\V. J •• ' ~ a ... ' -' .. r . 1 ' ... J 1 <>,.a ~e 174 acres., WN J¥jln~' rot cel)tNll ' · A :.. ~ • h. ff i e~p~i11n /blit't11e-city's' curfellt ~inilliiilal p ' . ~-t Wit a . earl 1. ~ment n\Jlk•s.-tuch el(pal'si~ an \Jnp11acl.iaa~ 1 \' !>Ve. !'low, \)tllM;-C~fl>otl!e-~n!'ell~ Qf.borseteiltates The gr!itfiti is gone from the wall of an a)ley -in rjil,.Prlvate {l'cte'il . !'~el\. ~Utb as aotenrli$'club. It north Huntington Beach. In its place is a neatly paint-• ~ ihl' ;vw~.) c~l m.odtet for JiTe'serv~ng ·as • ed series of· children's artwork in carefully stenciled 11cb It po)~i • Ifie natlllial 1iav-0i;. ot,t~ illl'!d .• •: tRld 'fri/me~." : ' : · -·· · · ' : ~fe,ve !l~i&1 • . .,.&iii;. i\ Wilf l\e•slgnif' :libt:Jor ·' , " But 11\ere's something 'more than · "Alley Art'' u11tii)~o11 Beac nd lftHe people'iare-they llighlto'I'.' t t'(pew in that part of the City. Tl\ere's1a gr.owing etth,e ~oul\cll know., ,"..bllrtllt.t>ll\'~en .the young5~ers of the are,a11nd a canng ~ i 1 ' · · , lfunt.ipgton B~l!C~,l?Olicetifficer, Dick Hooper. · • ; C.namoer. 'S Sign View.'.8 · 'l'he ll)Utual rl;sJ>I\~ they'.ve developed in erasing . the old and painting'.-on the.new could mean smoothe~ t , ' • . · . • l'i, ' " times ahead for both. · '1 t Fountain ~alley busine_ssme~~andrthe~cha~ber ~tn the mea'ntime,it can mean a more attractive f Ct>tnmerce re~ently att,_ac~ed tlie cit:Y '• low-profile 'neighborhood Jtnd"·a ·well-deserved sense of ao; igDl]lhilosopbr,', Claiming they !l{e starving :§ecause '. c;o'IJIP,liSh)l\ent :_ for the kfds ,. the police/ and all Wlio' tieOi>le drive by theif stores arut~n)l know ~bey are. helped ma~e a graffiti-filled wall a gallery of "Alley fbete. The~ want !•rger st•'!• at· . Y: slloppin~ cen-'M ·" , .. , , ... H • ' • .r .. ~ . ~·'. _'Fallo~ me!:f.Jh, as soon as J figure out where I'm going.' . . ' , ·> , . • • 1 S~Hish'.~-Motorists : Dear .. Without ~·No~ to'coatgress ' ~ . . ~.. " . - : Rev~~ IP!~~uriiy .j ~=..;, . The .Fed ··Sets the Pace T~1 theEditor : .. "' "[ , ] ~l~~~::f::S0;o1u61.d 8inridclu1d7~ WASHINoib~ -.If 'the [.,., -,T ; . ) be raised ,,·ill be determin~d in t~~r Teljllng Mr. Green's let'· • M'' A'ILBo'x • Se nate's senior(!y ·~•tern has sot VON' H' o ·F' FM··. N no small part by the Fed, ·~d t 1n the F~b.1 7 editiOn of the year-0lda who seem to be the spm "1 a rlJ. bu I a r ~oh n 4 th at decision ,.,.ill have much to P Jot~ I Would .like to present yet , as c~pabJe as adults in the Sparkman. lo drowsi_ng in the . ; , do ,,·ith employment. prices and anolh'.ervlew. t ~ comn:iission-or crime, 'chair~anship. 'of_ the F_'oreign pros perity. 1 Mr. Green's letter shbuld have Leiter• frOfff rtadtrl are welco~. P ·e r h a P s t h e Rel8.t1ons Committee. 1t m ay cras~es of lorr~ ago, but ,to4ay th~ The decision should be made been entitled .. 'J.et>s bui Id Normally_. writer• 1ho1Jld convey e~'1arassment to their ~;,tv~ corn,pe~ated us. by eleV3t-Fed 1s also lilamed for tfle irh-kno"'·n tc Congress beforehand. ""cJCal bonib• for po\\·er and tMf.r meatogea-ht 300 won!I or1.eu. parents would induce tll~m 1ng Wtllflftj l"!roxm1re to the-1 medialf!: past. ··and the. recession This is bread on the table and too mak'e our beaches black with' oil The riol)t to conde1be ~ to /Jl lo-ad<t l l1TI.fe~mo~e 5am~-)>Oslti6n on the ~anki.ng "'e're-trYing tOlive throui!:h now. important to have seven men SOlpeople Uie.me can drive over-tpOCe.or.eU1'linol.e."libel u retenJed. supervision to their daily ~omm1ttee. Although Proxmire "The E'ed"eral Reser Ve still has nobody's ever heard of making site, \I.lb' ga&·euuling tanks at All letier.t mu.st mc&ilc ~vrt ttoutine. -· is better known for what he not abandoned its pr.actice or ex· "'"the deCision al'm ost in secret 70m~h." , t 1 V mU maiUnV-oddrt••-'1ul~• mar W.M.C. grows 9,..n his h.e~4 tha_n'what he panCljng the mon~y supply by lits "'hiie the nation is left guesstn( As a u,i~mber or the Sierra be" withltdd'on TeQUlf fl "4~ ~oww•.,.....,_..., has In if, the W1icons1n Senator arid starts_. -one. of the majqr re· until we feel its effects. Cfub. J.\('1Jlte offense at being: F.eot6nl.loppa:rf'nf Podi'1fwilnotbe -.. :-' .. -:.·.::~::.';': r epresents· the best hope in asons why ~e're experiencing < cilled r.1 ·n~ rrowminded and ~bed. .-wt1GMt11,.-.,0111yNll. 'several generatiQb#i for changing excesslv,e ibiflation combined IDEALLY, Congress should seltistr; •tr Mr. Green would only i.;..•.:_ • • 't · · .• .__ ____ .;....;..._.;_ ___ _, the way the FeCl~ral Reserve no'f "'ith exces&i\•e linemptoy-make such policy decisl9ns. That lol>k in. a mirror he would see ecen~ITIY ca s.co1Jld average 2S to Board conducts the nation ·s ment," sa)·s· ReP.. Henry ·Reuss, \\'Ould require ne"· legislation ·that people w h1» drivt: ~ 350 ., m.sJes per pllon ol gasoli!)e. tajr ··m~rket value of .these monetary policy. tbe new, noo-senority chairman and an appreciation of what the horsepower CMrs , tg"~ not. only That woul~ help us save a lot or parce ls .~ Specifically, the bill Proxmire says he's going to of the Hous~ Ranking cbmri1it· , Fed does which most members of sel ri sh. n flY.foW..ro.lllaed and . the ·•y mJllio" ·barrels or gas we "'ould require that "excess" real get Arth r Burns, the Fed's tee. '"Between June and July· cir · Concre~ss d6n 't ha\"e. .. , wasteful but l,.seq:\iiii as well. 1 pur(\$very day· _ ~state which Was bought by the chai-;man. ,Uj)"' ~ ( 19?4) tbe Fed rti~de'.18 '11*1or . 11\e"lwo new chairmen do have ~uld a ppre_c-j •t' It ~'.9\1 publish We had~tl~ d.o °!:Bt, or e~-st8.t e when the now-defunct befd.r1e lie , Jl9IJCY rever15al, a~d ,~Rped the it. \Vhether you agreeordisagree Lhis "other'' vfewpoi~ 8?'~1,~ aw'~ jalkmg within Pacitic Coast Freeway was c:om.mftt to gtowth rate.or the ~Qn"'Y Suppl,;~ ''"ith their·econoinics, they have I t ST.~.·. HENRY:. 1~be. ·.n..--m.uc ,'•ltb..i.r.."Ou'r food P ann , be irst offered ·to the 1.n w roman annua rate o over9"per. the technical kn ow ledge. It they -, -. 'Ull!~x~ ye ~And we won't i ed I ••pla' 'bat I I ' r ~ . ' ' ~ • tt::· • .., e" original Owners of the property at he's ,::lo,ing and cent to less than 2 pc!rcent. . . use it in a series of open and . oecrell:·,··FMlf\tre;'--::_ ~~i;,.v. o_~uee(I iby 1111llll~on5:, of 1964 prices before anyone else why,on a re· Wha~ happened ? A sharp con - searching cominitlce hearings, > , ..... . sp.j>.h1stj~lted f~m machines. all could bid on the property. ln et-gular and IUS· traction of the economy ... " they may be able to educate their ·rothe Editor· · · ' /~!. Pct.'Yei'~fi'~petroleum fuels. feet, the bill would give away the tainihg b8.sis. '• In 'the next few monttis the gov--colleagues and the public. Then. Since the Bu~ ildus~"is l he ~ ... ,. ~RANK C. WOllBS JR. Increased value or the properties '11aat may not·-ernment is going to have to come perhaps, the foundations will key to our economy, its decision to· · ,:"" ·. , · to the ori·ginal owners, forcing -seem I ~k e up with about S26 billion to cover have been· laid to legislatively re· commit sui ci de this ye ar arrecis .r..£0c!r• f'~ple the state to take less than half the rtnuch unless its expenses and an{iCIPaled de-model the monetary policy pro- · us all . The recession won"tend un -TotheEditor: current fair market valu e or Y ou a P -ficils .1-lowtha thugeamountwill cess. lil Detroit m akes cars that these lots. preclate the opaque vapor' of un -A~ericans can ufford lo buy and 'J)le mqre I read ·the Pilot the accountability in which the peo- dnve. Auto workers.,ec.rp over S6 :;::.~~appte~~ate your People IT SHOULD be noted that pie who print our money operate. per hour. \Ye ordinary mort:l ls 1 w,aS espe"Si.tly'iouched by Al· these properties were not con· OMinarily nobody knows what \\tho are expected to buy-thelr pro-jiSQn Deerr's report'.-.. about the demned nor y.•ere the owners this agency. with its power to ducts earn much lesS. That is wh y DeBoll!aplily. .... forced to sell when they chose to bring the joys of inflation or \Ve can't affprd cars with vinyl Plftse keep up the good work put the parcels on the market in deflation crashing down on us, is Today's quiz is somewhat tops , oper{l ~indows. ,iYelQUJ' up-th the e~rly 1960s . Further, the stale doing until it has already done it. easier and different from most. holstery, plush carpeting', 8041-a 1and anksagain. paid fair market value for each It's harder to·know what the Fed Each entry contains thReitems· A F-ollo~along Quiz • -5 I I .. J~g list or unneeded powerjf,ij--· J.USTINCOLYAR parcel wh e~ it was acquired. i_s up to, much less control it, than you are to provide the fourth ite~ f!llCkstha_t guzzlega~line .. ,. • l'Llm" llfl . Yet, Senator Carpenter .would itis,toputtheclamJ>S:ontheCIA. that naturally or lo~ically "" now compel the state to sell the · Theoretically at l~ast, once a "follows . (As-a baby example \o . ' ·... 7 TotheEditor: ··' properties at a total loss or year the CIA has to come to "Eeny;""Meeny,"and"MineY'" that he·coUd pl"Omise to bring ·o~TROIT co uld bui)d il\e:,: Y.our})eadlineofl /2S/75 : se ve ral hundred th ousand Congr~ss and get some more Onwoulthd1be fohllowed by "Mo.") .th_•_m_o~lr "blood,t9it ,teitrsand i;pac1ous, four-passenger. four-. ••u:(!J No Ttireat to 0th-er doll ars which would otherwise moneytodowhateveritisthatit e· nirig tisexcellent. ' . ··• · ,.·· ~ · c~lif!.der, front\•/heel drive cars hospitals~"... . accrue to the s~ate . . does. If Congress has a mind to, it. 1. In order 12. Area meas"lire ments are selling for $2,500 t~ SJ .000. But de'-Thi& Country has 'far to go ' Even more insidious is the fa ct can use the lever of appropria: of total world given in Square ~1nche.5, Square slgners'Wpu(d 'bave to.knock off before we wt-11 have enough that over 30 of the lots acquired lions t o learn whether the grain produc-Feet, Square Yards and --. long hoods and lr\l:fl~S, plus more hos pitals, to say nothing ol.ph""i-by the state have already been creature h as bee n behaving lion , Wh eat, 13 S . · , than Sl,000 worth~ useless ex·. ci~, tp adequai-~ly take car;"or sold at auction. giving the state 8 itself. . Ri ce , and th ·h tarting officially in 1889, t(!IS that are bui,l int.o 01ost cars. ouf"ill. ·is thi,s any ti rite to quibble' very substantial increase over ··C o r n a ·r ·e .': eh•:VY"''te.ig1ht boxing cham-R~p Jy d • n· -.i 'h t• bot 'rl · the origin.al nurchase costs. TllE FED doesn't come to' followed by pions lP. it es went from , . e~ rive / s.uc 1 ue a u · pp1ng-nft patients," like .., -~ Sullivan to Corbett to Fit.z.sim-... _.., . ., . . lJ\eyareso manycattle? Senator Carpenter's bill makes Congress for a n annual ap-, ~ no attempt to cornpensale the propriation. It gets the money it 2. In order mons to --. Q 'i' 1" ' • WHAT A chilling, commentary, Oll.'n~rs of these already-sold pro-needs from the profits it11lakes of U.S. Vice 14 . Th~ four books in the Confu-ri'o· teS not. only on our society .. but of the pert1es. If he were genuinely in -from tradin~overnrrient Presidents , cian canon are the Analects the kigdofmindsinvolvedin asitua-terested in ail of .these ®or securitte·s.it 's perfectly legal. Adams, Jef. Great Learning, the A1ea n.'and tioD, wh,erein.a hospital-would be own_ers, it.-would-Seem -th-at his That's the wa:11 the Fed was set ferson aitd Burt are followed by Karen Jo Gounaad, Redlands -"The women's lib ,movement has perhaps gone·overbo¥.d ,in its concern for thet use or misuse o£·the word 'man' in job titles, etc. But women are Ju.sttfied in becoming It vld when tnforpiat.ion about them give,n in n~ stories ts slanted agains( 'them tlm~i after lime simply l><!FaU~ or their sex." .: ·,. \ ,l«nnetb Campbell, Pittsburgh "'-"lsn'ttltlmefortherestofthe 11 world to grow up and realize that they can.'.t depend on a Santa Claus to solve their problems? ls'n't it long overdue for America ta expect-these naiions to face llteir own problems a little more l11Jtead .of relyins oo the ,guilt "!'mp1,xe1 or. American Uberal1 t.Ocarry them·thtou1h?'' •• ' ;1. Shella W~lcb. Tqsttn!' anawerlpg ·~rltlo11nl of lawrn -"The ract th~l • few ·~..,.., hive not malntaln,.t the W1b 1land1rd1 or t~l1 !profeui0n ibould no mor41 renect upon us..,. a J~oup than do0'1 t(\:e aekpowledeed fact that .Orne doctors ore foond to tic bufolieri contaminate •II doctors, or tb1t .Om mechanlca rol1t used auto Pllrt9'c>ff 1111ew olfectbiie'• deal-lr\'f with all mechanics;___, \ opposed on lhe grounds that it proposa! is about one year too up. Most of Jhe profit is turned -. .might. be a ~t,bre_at, even latt:th~1 (actthathewasupfor overlotheTreasury,butthepro· 3.Themostpopulouscities in 8CfJnOmic,1toahother! re-election at the tilJle it would cess by which it supports itselt the world, •s o, 1972, are Perhaps 1 am runctionalty ha ve been.necessary lo introduce encourages a spirit. or obdurate Shanghai, Tokyo, Nhw York and naive, but 1 think that to oppose such a bill speaks tor itself. independence and willfulness -. · ( · as' did Denni Carpenter,. the ~~~one who has frequently further bolstered by the fact that 4. The ''Four 'Freedoms" ettUJ)· fu,nding ,of UCJ's hos_p~tal , oii. the cr1t1c1zed government spending, the term s of the s even members· ciated by Pre·sideril. Roosevelt 11asls of l>'\.thfalJfJCompetttion,•• is Senat_or Carpe nter has now or the board of governors are no were Freedom from Fear, nothing less than shameful and pl aced himself in a somewhat less than 14 years each. Freedom from }Vant, Freedorhof sub-human. We'.d all be a"lot bet-~ontrad_ictory_position by author-ffhe Fed's isolation from public Speech and --:-. ter off if•Denny would devote his 1ng a btll wb1ch ~ould virtually under sta nding is also'· helped 5. lnorder of brightness as visi· ,time. in tti"is .. r~spect. to seein g give away b8.d)y needed state as, Along by a perfusion of functions· ble rrom earth, th_e stars are that there~~~. way.that mqnles sets at a time when state taxes and a co,mplexity of operatl.on Siriu~1 Cari,Opus , Centaurl and are approP,r1ated to more (an·d are already heavy and may soon and organi iation that taxes· the . bet~ef} h0sPital care, n'ot less. _increase evctn furth~r. pawers or all but the most expert ", 6. x· order of suc;~Sion, Kin g Tile whn)e artlcle•made about It would seeni . that thi s bi ll. to undersL.and. Thus. though the H '"I\ . d "h. h ·11 • bl c t · l · en ·~ ma•r1e atharineof aS mueh ·sens• t~ me, as people ' I<' w1 ena e a select rew to on s 1 u t 1 on p·u ts t h·e A .. ' 8 1 ., " bt · h rago°', n.nne l o eyn , Jane aa:gui'!g over whose tum it is to re-o a1n c oice residential pro-responsjbility for m anaging the Seymour and -.. . , get sick. perties on Kings Road Cliff nation 's currency on Congress in Drive and other Newpcn-t 0Beach ~very special and speCific way, 7 .. G'°lC?glc ero,s or the earth locations at giveaway prices is its members have tound it easier begin ln time with the Cenozoic. most i.11 -<onsidered. ' on their sluggish intellects to let the Mesozoic', the Paleozoic, and HARRIET ROHRER '€i1111tracHetorw ,. . To\he Editcu::" _ 'Ibo flltW over fienat.or Dennis Ca)'peoter'• actio,ns lj>'protertlll• Pri•ai. hlltllittal lnterl'li. at the •xoiense-oJ,'th. "UCI . medical cliool' has oye~sb"a'd'o"(,•d ~= bl\! •by Sent~ot wblcb ~· sllar!y> de-• an to 1ive • ltc.t,row ~~?' a (~•tit fln11 al benec1r •• '""' •xpe-or, a. SM1•·...r Oalifoinla. · Sen I& il1JI ;\15 llljroduced by ·Can>ente,r lest month, would re, quiie the stat& to Mil several thol~ pieces of residentlai l>l'O- perty tor a m'll'e froctloa or the ~ .. ·PHILLIP A. PETl'Y the Fed go its own way. the -. In the 61 years slnce its crea-8. Admission or the oiigiQal 13 · Wlefa ' .... .. ... . •••• ! ~ • ' ' "·-· ., ... " tlon the Fed's way has been to ac-colonies into the Union (ollowed 1 C!rele pow'er. The-Fed's way has ia the order ot Dtlaware; olso been o mJ•taten way ac-Pennsylvania, New Jersey •nd cordina to the \binkJng or its ---:r. large and aco,w)nt hTllY of . · critics. P..1 any of lhem bellev~ 1 9. Th'e-first Academy Awards thal in nn .. n<l•\ cmls ~Iler for "Best Pittu)-e" of the year O.qancilf!l crisis the .. Fed has un .went s uccessively to "Wlngs," lal!lngly done tl\,e """"'.thine "Broadway," "Al!. Quiel on the b'tcaus~ ii hiis ysuaily been Weat~rn Front and .. _ .. <l~mhla\;ctby men Wlio are out ol 10 . In t b Is p a-r\lc u I at touch with th• belt "1\0.,0ledge or arithmetical 4erie1, w~at ahouljl lbe.tlFQt . be th~~ n~~t nuhlber: ~1 $1 $'ana; ~. ;c.n I borrow • wp of offl" NOT OJllL Y IS Fed policy In the . historical past blamed ftir the ~----------...J ,s~ferlnas or economic droll$ end ' . .. u. Upon beitll elected Prime llflnla.ter In 1940, Win•!•• Churchill told the BriUsh ""°"'e I • 15. The Four-H clubs make .pledges to Head, Hearl, Hands and --. ANSWERS : !. Sorghum. 2. George Clinton ~ 3. Peking. -4. Freedom of Worship . 5 _ Arcturus. 6. Anne of Cleves. 7. Pre-Cambri an. 8. Georgia 9. "Cimm~ron ." 10. Seven, (the next pnme~. 11 . "'Sweat.'' 12. Square Rods. 13. Jeffri es. 1-4. The • Mencius. 15. Health. ORA,NGE COAST DAILY PILOT ' ' . I • . . • ., • I ' ! • I I • • I t ! I , • t • ' I Men Indicted ' ' . I .In Fraud I , I ELts <APi L. Tw,. 111.n b•r• b•~nil<iec1 ,.. ~ the•t@' ~·~ Is \o~eme In h!mi<h ilill!lrl1I Gltll'!' Fold. '!De~bie ~old1 ~ '\lie late :Aae9,MWl11!o«:J>eca1Jli·uqwit-itliiitimvolved. r ,,Tl!e Jnillot.ments, <liscYosOcl in u .S. l>lstri,ct Court Tuesday, in- 1 °'t'olved'~at •uthOriUes said was lbe bllltinf of Investors ot "hwi- 1 dnicboflhouaandsofdollars." (I. (ederal 1r1nd jury return l the 24-count consplract d · "Everything is in good order," an Jndjan stx>k"e:sman said, But the landown~r said there was "no agreement of any kind." The land, iocated near Agoura, Calif., was' signed over to the Survival of Ameriean Indians As· sociatibn by Brando in late . ·December. But several days later, John .Hamilton, Jr., who ho&ds the trust 11eed on the pro- perty with his brother and sister, said Branda had never made any payments on the land other than interest on the mortgage and taxes. < llAMll:TON SAID he would foreebe: on the 1t1ortgage if the 1 c!ibt \v&S not paid when due. • · ,.•.•tJo~gteement pf any kind has · been reached," Hamilton said. "We .have not b~n contacted by Mr. Brando O!'i any or his represe~~tives. •· · When the mortgage was made knowi1 .. Brando's attorney, Lawrence Kartiganer, said it would be ''safe to assume that the Indians will .not be called up· on to make the payment." He said the gift was made in an- ticipation or arrangements for payment of the trust deed. Brando has not been available for comment. .. ' , which ~lac.kened miles or Santa Barbara.ar'ea beaches .. Ever since th8t spill, various ."!nvironmental groups -inchJd-fillt Gel Oil Out (GOO) and tho Seas}\ore Environmental Al- liance (S~A> -}!ave been engaged in a vigorous batUe to prevent further drilling in the oil- ricbS~ta Barbara Chan.l}eJ. J~y Denies $250,000 . ' .Death Suit , FINA., BOARD approval !or th -• t ' · ding •• attempt LOS ANGELES CAPI '-A jury byev~:u;!fvi~onme;;"iai groups has decided that the slate cannot toput.tbp'issuetoapu~cvote. be held responsible for the In their conditional action, the freeway death of a Universii.y or tpervisora gave the groups 30 Redlands st"udent bit bl. a ayl t.o cot~io:ct the 9,181 boulder dropped through the ' gnatures ae'cessary to place the windshield of bis ~ar. ·· '9uesUoo oa the ballot. U ute re-The Superior Court verdict de- uired aipatarea are ~oed, livered ·Tuesday came .in a . board eon either readlld the $250,000 negligence suit filed by ~'llli't or call the re{erepdum the parents ot Christopher Hoyj,, ectiml. 22, who clied Oct. 21, J.ll10, after a 'J'lle eu•lronmentAlllsts main-55-l)ound boulder was dropped on · that Exxon will aba.rtda,) its him from an overpass ·on the YDH~J.project 1(119! Golden State Free1ilfY near .-.ied. a · 'fllo: ~ 11'.e\. do'lri>tirlril• Los .Ane~I~ pie ,.t. •.-w IOoilllllleUilfNl'if ,ta•k'-r• war~ '1\ever •11· ..... oowbe ~. • ,. will•roct j,lbbOre State D•p~rllllent ·of l ~:'Y'~lllJ ".We~ Tranlport1tklll a 1 ~ o•d ill'atio:' . ~lelaon . •ajd ,Juro bad d~ ~. 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' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY12, 1975 ·I' N/C TEN CENTS ---. ~ ~-. . -Tax ' -~ Oven1de ElectiOn- ' ~'"t'POl'l·Mesa school lruslel!s ' of such an, o,ertlde bas been "111 huddl.e next Tuesday to start mentioned, but ·jt is Jiltely it puslUng a Tei! Ink budget predict·• would be in tile netgbl>orbood of ed for 1975-73 itllo the black. • the 5!1-cen\ qflefride whlch failed ~of ~e,1 options they will ~i$-,to win vbter approval last Nov- after trustees~ -Got a budget plan from school Supt. John NiccSU indicat- ing the district will be $2. t million shy of meeting 1975-76 Corona del Mar 'High School, s~-:· gested m·a;or c~tbacks in Uie areas of consultants (other than counseliilg>. professional meet· ings, mileag~. teaicher sub- stitutes Cother thtLD tor illness) and adminiStra~ive positiohs al 1~5-76 to be about $39.6inuuon: • F:stimated expenditw"es, based on this year's figures,1were set at about $41.7 million -eaving the district with a $2.1 milUon gap. .LtRQY Studer and Willlan'I Neville, parents representing the 35-mernber School-Cotnmunity Advisory Council f0r Ute Corona del Mar zone, gave trustees a s ynopsis o( what puents there do and do not want. 1 cuss is sr .May 27 Lax overnde ember. · fundjng nee,dS . • • Although parents, teachers and. administrators have been meeting throughout the district .in budget talks. the most or- ganized effort thus far has come from the Corona de l Mar parents. elea(lon.jn which trustees _w~uld Trustees are not exi;>ected to !. ask voters in Newport Bell~ and make ·ao.y decision on the Costa Mesa to pump · additional possibtUty pf a new overrideelec- property taxes 1hto their school tion until their Feb. 25 meeting. -Heard from Corona del Mar area parents who suggested areas in which spending ·cut- backs could be made. · the school and distrlct level. . system. Next Week 's special budget No firm figure on the amount .study session was called Tu_.esday The' parents, whose children attend schools · feeding into Within the budget planu!ng guide -tfi~ first step lo a -pre- liminary budget -NiColl rep<>rt- ed the projected income for A 20-question survey was re· turned )ly 18 perceint of ·the parents, with more surveys still coming in, accordingtost,uder. . , Silver sea. !See BUDGET, PageA2) Saleslnan Held Sex Rap Facing Coast Man Newport Beach detectives an· nounced the arrest of a 32-year· old HuDtington Beach insurance salesman today on charges relat- ed to several alleged kidnaps and sexual . assaults on male and female hitc.hhikers. Douglas Ernest Cassidy of 8401 Castilian Drive was booked late Monday night on a warrant charging severa l counts of kid- nap. The salesman was held in lieu of $251000 bail. Detective Sgt . Kenneth Thompson said the arrest stems from at least two incidents r in Newport Beach in r ece nt months, one in Huntington Beach and another in South Laguna. In two separate assaults in Newport, Thompson alleged that Cassidy stopped to pick up male hitchhLk~rs and then for~ed them into his car at gunpoint. He then allegedly drove lhe victims to secluded areas and forced them to perform sex acts. " issue ~ complete, sheriff's in- vestigators plan to press the case refated"tOtb~e South Laguna inci - de11L Cassidy was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in Harbor Judicial Di s trict Municipal Court. Afternoon sunshine attracts sal),ors, fis-, day left Orange Coast freshly scrubbed. he rm en and just plain strollers to However, fog drifted in to<)ay and the Newpo.rt Har)lpr l!l~l!"· Ski~ ~";e: d~ar , ... ~lll!t¥,rmal) said~$!lei:e ~ll.dl~P,Spects of Tul!sdey aner 'ra!rt wliich tape~ea'l(;tl'-llfon-''l'ilore'rliln before-.ne w'e.!ll l§'Oot. ' A similar incident in recent weeks in South Laguna involved a young fem ale hitchhiker as the victim, detectives said. . , . Tliom~n sal4:1J>e ~itoqnll~' male victim in Newport Beach .. : ; led to the arrest. · Arraignment Set In Atwater Death Marina Opinion Sought "He was able to get a license number after the assault, and after some checking we catne qp with a m"ug s hot and showed it to the other victims.·· Thompson said. Cassidy faces prosecution first on the Newport and Huntington cases which will be handled together. Once disposition of that ByJOHNVALTERZA OfT11,0~1t,..iltl'ISU1fl ' Arraignment for the 40-year- old male nurse charged in the murder of Corona del Mar housewife Nancy Atwater and her entombment in a coccrete- filled oil drum will resume MARKET POSTS ANOTHER PLUS NEW YORK (UPI > -The stock market, overcomiqg early profit taking. closed high~r today on the New York Stock Exchange in a heavy trading session shortened by a major snowstorm in the New York area. The Dow Jones industrial average, off more than two points at the outset. gained 7.43 points to 715.03 . Advances topped declines, 971to381. <Tables, BS). Most analysts said the market was continuing to s how the strength that has carried prices s harply and broadly higher-since the first of year. Glamors attd blue chips paced the rally. . . Oran:a. Coast 6uz ri \\'~ulbt-r Considerable c loudine~s tonight and Thursday, ac- cording· to the weather service, ·with cooler te.m - peratures expected. ~ghs S8 at the beaches to 62 inland. Lows tonight 46 to 52. . . I . INSlOE TODAY , A profile of .oCtre1a ciuhenne .o.n..v., o mnew of Cher~" firit """ TY . •hob» and ~tori.•• from 1,,; Qronqe Coast. ol?NI with . other.ontcl.,, ore on Page pz. IHdl'X 1 AtY-Mrf'k• AJ ~vi•' ••·1 • L.M. .. Y'f A10 MllMthl l• Clllf~ Al Mtrt~l l'~t• e-4 c.,.,c.rMr 11 MaOM1INifWs A-4 1 -o .. u... 01·11 Ort1199 ·~, 0..-1 c · 0 Gta111 ' Thursday in Harbor Judicial Dis- trict Municipal Court. Daniel Gerbis Bedelian. who had served as the night attendant to the' woman's ailing husband . is set to appear at 9 a.m. in the court of municipal Judge 'Selim S. Fr•nkltn. The jurist first began the pro- ceedings ·on formll.I charges or murder last Friday, but agreed to a postponement so that Bedelian would have enough time to seek a privateattorney. In the interim, the husky Lebanese immigrant has been advised by a public defender. He has remained in custody since his arrest last Wednesday -only hours after Mrs. Atwater, 50, was reported missing from her Cameo Shores home. Bail has remained at $2SO,OOO. Bedelian has been IQdged in Orange County Jail since his court appearance last week. [nvest.igators hav e not divulged any new details in the case over the.past several days_ The last· solid release of in- formation came last Friday when officers announced that they bad taken into evidence a sma(I statue of a.squat duCk and two lonl kitchen knives. ·, ' . ' '1'he small statue is ·alleged to · be the we8wn used to batter the rectbsive" b.ousewife and inflict fatal head injqries. Offic~rs gave little ln.'fo1'~ation about the knives othor than to say they are ele men~ in t he Case. The dead wornan's husband, A. G. Atwater. 64, has sutfered frorn acute mental illness for many years. He had be.en cared for at (See SUSPECT, Page A.2 ) The Army Corps of Engineers is .being prodded-for its opinion on the feasibility of develqping a s mall craft harJ>or ~U')d marina in the lowlands east bf the Santa Ana River, a project long sought by the cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Congres s man Andrew Hinshaw (R-Newport Beach) re- ported today that a House sub- committee is asking the corps to present its views on the de- sirability, justification, and cost of a feasibility study of the pro- posed marina. Chairman Robert E. Jones of the economic development sub-. commitee of the House Public ·Works Committee informed flinsha.w that such a request had been made. Originally proposed in 1960, the We s t Newport-Costa Mesa marina requires a corps feasibility study before any federal approval or assistance for funding the project can be ob- tained. ' Last year the two cities joined forces in pushing for the project. They funded a-preliminary re- port by the engineering firm of Moffat &nd Nichols of Long Beach, which found that the plan to ·build-a •3,000 -boat marina would cost $39. million, but was economically feasible. · The .new harb;or, giving Cost~ Mesa a fong-.sougbt passage to the sea, 'would stretch inland from the Santa Ana'River mouth as far north as Fairview Regional Park. Credit Card Suspect Says lie 's Innocent One of three men accused by Costa Mesa police of running a fraudulent credit card ring that netted at least $60,000 pleaded in· nocent to a grand theft charge Tu esday in Orar.ge County Superior Court. Gary L. Stewart, 25, of M ftunt - ington St., Huntington Beach. was ordered to r eturn before - Judge Kenneth P . Lae for a March 14 pretrial hearing. Trial itself is set for April 7 on one count of grand theft connect- ed with the case. which in - vestigators say ranged from Hawaii to Jamaica over the past two years. ' Fi1t11re Fireperso11? Holly Scttmldt, 4, of CoSt'a ·Mesa's Caljfornia S~h.ool, gets- help from fireman Chu~k Bassett as she-tries on·tirefigbt- ing outfit during visit to fire statiOI\ by her class. During tour of Costa Mesa Fire Depai'tmenes headquacters sta- tion at Royal Palm Drive and Adams Avenue, Holly and -her classmates also got ·to see a 100-root ·aerial ladder with a fireman on top. · .. OCC T .eacher Faces Charg~s · by Board C~iminal complaints are also being issued ag-ainst fellow sus-Lee Bradley, instnlctor of an professional conduct and that the peels Patrick E. O'Brien, and encounter-style psycbblogy class board was investigating. Kipper Smith, both '25, who are at Or ange C • t c111 h. . oas ~. ege as Last month, Bradley was in· accused or involvement along been charg d t • . e ~ 1 •l u n -_ formed by OCC President Robe!t with Stewart. professional condu,~t &(Id re-j M.Oore that he"'w as being fe- Detective Jim Strickland said assigned t,o lectU:t:_·_onented assigned to teach structured the other two are believed to be in ~ychology classes, ;:,purees con-· psychology classes beginning in .1 firmed today. • Jda ho and Jamaica, wh1 e An investigation .of Bradley's thefallsemester. Stewart himself is free on $5,000 . bail pending trial On the felony classes_ was .launched bY" the Bradley is continwng to teach. • Co.ast ·Communit.Y :f.Uege Dis-the-encounter-style class -charge. tnct after two forme Women stu-called personal and social adjust- Charges are pending among dents wrdte complaints late last ment -thi s spring semester at several other law agenc;ies in-year . I both day and evening classes. eluding Long Beach police, who The allegations have not been Last week, OCC"s faculty have brrest warrants for the sus· publicly specified, but shortly senate decided it would conduct peels in connection with the far-after the com' plain~ wete re-. <See BRADLEY, Page A2l flung and allegedly l'ucrative cei-v-ed Dist'fict Chancellor Bo S 8 scheme. Nbtman E . Watson· confirmed Y ' a VM . Orange Coast detectives say ~~t;:~ed~~tter was being in· . they have been tracking the trio There has been ·no additional JHSCAR •SOW ON'FmST 04,LL E" Jli ' D • A he. for many months, based on a br :re e ... o ' :-.as •n na •m floOd Of fraudulent Credit card Pi_I IC a·nnouncemen~ (PEi:~eJ • • • •·1 • "°' · "' • Ii · hi h led · io!ues are covered by nght lo ~-· &pp cations W C to lS· Privacy Of.OViSfODS fu the state1 . Anaheim fire -officials credited • µ-year-ol~ ~Y who died in a suance of scores cl worthless • Education Code) but it is kno~ residential 11rt!'~S•turdll'y with saving the lives of ei'ght persons cards. that Bradley receivkl 8 letter ~who were sleepiftg Jn tl)e house When a pre-c;law~ fire broie,rut. Ttiese were used to run up huie ftom Dr. Watson in December • ' • </ .Ji , bills, for all sorts ot consumet stating that he was aceusedQ{un·' ACCf)RDINil TO fire inspectdr Norman Marg~ ~oung Roger ~oods and ser~tces, some or Glover ran downstairs from bis secoQd OoOt ~Ill'Pm.. to wak~n which were believed sold tcS ()b..· i' five children and an adult who wore sleepintrln tbe llome at 24~1 1 :fi: ~i,(\! !or~ti.-ll""'•• aqc0rjb· mi· ,.n•d N" _.J Broadw•v.· · •· l ' • '.' · ·, · ~ ·'<':'=--' -'.':Ul "'"'° , · ll'!bre~••kf•~ y~'~n~ to I.It)\ o6r ti>' · 0 1" • ~ •• • \<'~ '· ' .. Sold ll on the Cii;st ~.;', That's tl)e •.ales ·•,U.ces~ a! Costa Mesa man experienced when he ran these few words! in the Daily Pllot: ·~CHE~ 8 cyl 1 auto ' trans. R /R. Xlnt. cond. xxx~x.xxx -· '* :.;ii· l '"·""· ~..!.1c"' A'! · sviv1a.,.Jt1 es .. ~ ·.l«tWa..l NJit ~ M s;.wu I Ahl~ • ' ·~Ill ... ,\ Oir',~llC'.f'IM A1t ,~ ••·1stK11 I . belpht~s •1•ta~1a, .•l,,~.·i;Nlt ~..-~caife,ttt ~ PU! ' '., , ':: t· 10-vesU~at • cll!{~ro~·~ ''.W"ASlJ,1.N'Gi;OJl~AP i -• • . • 1 ..i:.tor at,_1eas~''q' • c~ • Thr~atened with .• ew J~ BOTH LEAPED from a window , Morgans' ver, be wa to Ccloja ~a, ce, ""'. Ja.mitt1~e lnlef'\O~ partmenl lf YoU have a car to 'sen, can 642·5678. It's easy to put a few 'words 1to work.for you in the ri&ht ...... ~ Of.!6' /rlllr11.-'• 94•1' ... ...,_.,. ~I , Tt .... _... Alt ,_.....-.n a •TMlit~ ..,, jllflll.. A6 W.1UIH ~ o\' .....,,,.. ... ..,."""' .. ) added, Ro1er wa, overcome tiy smoke before ach'tho' fij:se m~a, an. esse&, ,jlhi• lft~woon w•lll w *I\ in- wlridOw apd coDopsecL · • • ~laces em,pi;.~llWi,t a°f\d vital.Ion for oil companie$,tore- '11ls bodY. wa• later'fOIUUI alx!eclfrom the win '·· I'• ' npnal !ttl•!.f~CU' Jlnln· conunendl oflshore ·areas Of· the :--:--i&"'r-;-1 l alb~ek~ljiu'.~ait ht.. : J ml.~-AU~fi!i'j~ffrle~sJni. 1 t " f· f '' t-~. ,\ · .f ' ·'" I ') ' --•)' ;~ •• ,1:-• 1-..; •. ' lilt' .... ~ •' place. . · · In Ille Daily Pllot • I I l • ' l j • I l I N/C t ~.,.· ' Attempts by ·rbe ' ~lty or N~rt Beach to reasess the triifflc need• on clog1ed stretcheS of Coast Highway took two new t1cb.Uais week -.J heh iniUated by ~ns or city coun- cilmen. •,r•• Among couoclLactiou Monday related to the lonfr8nge pro- blems of the busy state hichway were these: ' -A refinement in, the target areas first suggesta::I.. by Coun- cilwoman bu<: Wt ~ueho,, twho woo ~Cll conc;brreo,ce on re· opening public hearings on the ci- ty general plan. The hearings of Avocado Avenue. The plaza p18.n wlll return to councilmen late in March aner studies are made on· the tratric matter. Farther down the planning road are two other Irvine Com- pany projects which also ,will Bail at 850.000 have an eltect OI) the highway traffic-aijot.6-er cqn>Qrate plat.a at .Jam.bdree and "'1.lit hia:bway and the residential-commercial development or mor'-e.;tban 70 ~acres of Castaways Poiht, over- looking the back bay 'Dear the 'bridg•. - 11-esa Teen· C.hh-,;ged . ' • ' -will explore long-range circula· lion a~.1 of '.tbr~e s~lfic sec- tions of the highway: Dover Driye to Newp~rt Boulevard; Jamboree Road to the Upper Bay Bridge and MacArthur .Boulevard to Jamboree Road. In Shooting,~ 'lfiilnap . . A y,oOtb charged w~th shooting his ex.girlfriend, holding her father hostage and standing off Costa Mesa police for "nine hours in an overnight siege was ar- raigned lale_ Tuesday. : Front Page Al SUSPECT •.. -Agreement to hire a consult- ing·engineer at a cost of $5,000 to draft plans for the rebuilding of the intersect~on at>th.e highway and Dover Drive ... U1tlmatelf, the. city hopes to receive $700,000 in feder/11 fqnds to belp finance;ibe projeet •which Will prepare the c~roads for the eventual con:. strilcUoq. of a new bridge. Qqun- cilDl• t.&reed 'that! i'arly com. home by BedeJian and another mitments by the city could prove ··male nurse. ·Each maintained a a poelUve fnfluence on s~te of· 12-hour shift each day and was flcials wtibse det;ls10l)S are e&sen-paid $100 each ti me they were on Ulil.r Coas! Hltdiway Is a .state-. dut.y': adti'ilnlatei'ed thoroughfare. , · Poli i e a 11 e ge that Mrs. ~ ·K. h • · 1. f ·'Atwater Was killed at about2:30 .-.~. ue n s sugg~t !lD or . a.m. last Wednesday during the reo~nlng of hearitlga 18 a re· ·Be<fblian's night shlft. Later in flntment of a moµon which she ,the clay...he.J1ile~edly 'drovJi lhJ! -f,trst;tntroduced"'to weelcs:ago -victim's body to· a Pacoima uie-which iricluded two extreme· junkyard where police say be I)' sentltive areas. stuffed it into 8. 55-gaJJon di'um Her ln!!lal proposal!! lr!cluded and then filled it with freshly ree>penin-of lltu.dles, on. ~be mixed concrete br!d•e itself and tlie old Filth . · Avenue Cor~ldor t'brou.gh corona Smee the. murder, Atwater --cleJ Mar~ and eac~ ipurred onc:e a top line: executive with the bebind·the.acenes concetn. she Wnglq Cbewmg gun firm.-has said , _ been moved out of the hdme at Eac~ of tllooe I"'~ eon· .saa Perham Dnye and adml!ted • trovers!al are .. 'A>ai"aeleted to a San D.!ego area h~p1tal. . trqm her nW tn~tiori apprpved The ~1ling\Atwa.ter s :uster is tblsweek. , f·.. 4 the. wife of Wr1.gley Board 'M.fs.' Kllelin strellsed th,a.t the Ch81rman 'P. K. Wngley. hearinls first scheduled before 1 ~ plann\og.<:<>m'l!l&tion·.•hou!d .. Fruin Pag .. it I .place a heavy s.treJS·not only on • average daily tramc. flows, but BRADLEY proble111s experienced during • • • peak traffic flows each day. The reopenlilg of studies on the an independent investigation of general plan's cik'culatlon ele--the matter. ' ment is allied to several major Dr. Watson could not be re· development projects ~posed ached today -an official holiday by the IrviD'eCompany. . -to confirl1\. r~cent board ac- . Councilmen, conceding· ara~ Ji~, but a tr;ustee, .. Robert b. concern for the impact:.ot~ttAUlc 1Hurp.pbreys, all attooiey,,_.said on the highway from the pro-that the que~tion of whether to jects agreed to delay action on .make a public announcement or the development firm's plans-f<Wc ·the decisio~ in Brailley:1 ~ a corporate plaza alonf -t}i'e ~ ctlme up ~s an .. en:<I~1t!e~; highway, Newport Center Drive, at fbe 'Feb. 19 bOard meeung. Farallon Drive and an extension Bradley founded the personal -~ M>Cial adju1j€ment-.claa5 in • -. · ~ :-. ; I9',w prid haS: be~ ~eaWg it at. NewpOrt ClOed s~ '· "OOC ever •!nee-. 11 is now also taught by other instructors at Orange Coast and Golden West As Queen Candidate Karen Dosi er of Newport Beach, a 20-year old junior economics major at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, has b~en selected as one or the university's 16 Poly Royal queen candidates. She is . the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul' Dosier, 2302 Fairhill Drive. The queen will be named tonight. She will reign over the 1975 Poly Royal open house, the university's two-day school fair. Colleges. . The encounter-style class in· eludes sense relaxation lrld body awareness exercise&. Panel Backs Legal Bingo ' Roger-PriCe:-18, is in Orange County Jail today in lieu of $50,000 bail, charged with assault with intent to commit murder. kidnap, artTI.ed robbery and false imprisonment. A companion in the long stan- doff ,at 2920 Jacaranda Ave., Douglas Havens, 16, faces iden- tical charges and remains in· Orange Count:r,Juvenile Hall. He is .accused or alternating with Pric~ . in handling a .22 caliber rifle during the nine·hour Saturday riight·to-Sunday morn· ing nightmare in the Ra~mond Coppinger home. The gun,, discharged three times in the bouse . .earlier, was never fired after police arrived, although it was brandished and aimed at several officers includ- ing Chief Roger Neth, who went inside unarmed to negotiate . · Victim of the Jacaranda A"enue siege and shooting, Beth COppinger. 15, was listed ·in satisfactory condition today at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. She was hit in the wrist. Miss Coppinger formerly<lated Price and duririg the siege in which he was.furnished with a police bullhorn, the suspect men-- tioned the breakup often. li11sk.y Thug Hits Liquor Store in Mesa A moon .faced bandit with a woolen lumberjack coat and a ph)',Sique lo match robbed a Cost'a Me!'ia liquor store of $140 and a bag of pretzels late Tues· day, police said today. Wesley W. Weyman, on duty at Nor Val 's Liquor Store. 1746 'Placentia Ave., told in - vestigators the bandit entered about 11 p.m., picked out the pre- tzel~, then p'!)!l14,a ,pistol. lie told orficer Steve Shulman the big man brandished Ule 2· inch barrelled revolver and re- pealed his demands over and over as Weyman gathered up money from the cash register. The victim described the ban- dit as about 6 feet. 3 inches tall, weighing about 200 pounds, with a very distinctive, round moon- face. Weyman said he was threatened with death if he tried to follow the gunman or watch which way he went. PRANGE COAST SACRAMENTO (UPI! -A measure legalizing bingo in California has been approved by the Assembly Governmental 8 Convicts Killed ' DAILY PILOT Organization Committee on a 7·0 BUENOS AIRES,. Argentina vote and sent to the floor. The measure (ACA3) by As-(AP> .-. i:-r~soners . at . the semblyman Leroy Greene CD· womens Jail 1n ~osan~ rioted ,.,.°"~"'c..tt°'"t"'tot w11t1 .... ct111_,.. Sacramento), would place on the e~rly t<>:day, starting a fire Ulat ......,_.._ .... ,..... •. ipu111h:Md°'~"'--jft; t t ·tde pallot a pronnqaJ kiUed eight of the convicts, the ~'!::''=-~~~~911:,.•o:: ·. ~ _n '11~~,.,e!,.l!l; game,' whicli iS ' ptovtncial police of Santa Fen re- ....._ ......... S.."<.h, Hllllllf191911 ~/l'Oi)ll.. , . :'1 "" µ• • 'l . port•• ..... v .... .,. , •• 1 .... 1ac1c1••M<.k \1•1•'1'.,,., 1, -n-•e·· nica 1•111e-1 ~-. ~ .. ldl/louUI C:0.11. 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I ......... ,; ._....,... --- Rat,es Would Rise, Fall WASHINGTON <AP>-Home mortgages with interest rates that rise or 1811 with other interest rates in the economy were pro-iK>sed WednesdaY by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. UNDER THE pao'pOSED regulations, saving$ and loan as- sociations and other thrift. institutions coulCI sell so-called varia· ble .i:ate mortaa1e11.o home buyers in which the mortcage tn- tereft . .r~d n .. .a maximum of 2\'2 percent if other interest ratei1o 11!4i eedoonu»,rooe substantially. 'nil\VJrl•l>l• ri&t~ortgage ts not a new idea, and it produced """!Ml•alil' sontr,qY,eny in Congress before. Board Member . Gra<JY Petty said l,!Ul'board would "move forward" with Its pro- posllunless Congress acted to block !L The -eel new regulal!ons;prol>ably would not take effect before five months at least, Board.Dtredor Thomas Bomar told reporte(s at a bdeflng, The propo&ed refulal!ons ><:ould allow for • a 90·day cQnU!lenlper!od. · . ' . . HAD Tlfl PROPOSAL BEEW In effeet. dunng the recent pet'!OCI ·of ~Ltllllf interest rates, lbe cost ol a variable rate mortc11e ta~en out In Jonuory 1'73l would have 'increased about ;,,::-:zoert~ me•nlnr antperunt mon.iac~ ~ould now ~Ol-t .•.bout 9 -· .. --. • • From Page A I BUDGET •.. In addition to the areas they Wish to see reduced, parents sug- gested areas they i·~ arixious to ttee maJntaiped. ~The:;e include ·the stullen.t-teacher .tatio; elementary spfcfalists· for music, ··r-:£.· Bnd· .-.rt; s'Ja~s; support ~e~vicps such as·nunes and psycliologists:' transport.a· tion; curriculum developnlent and district student testing pro· ·grams. · Also, parents recommended •the continuation of improve- ments to buildings and grounds and maintenance and custodial services. as long as they are bet· ter managed. Studer said he is confident trustees will listen to the com· menl!i, particularly bee?~ the May 27 election, if called, cannot . be won without parent help. "The financial crisis is so bad now that they know they have' to listen to Our suggestions,·• Studer said. I-le added that the suggestions offered were meant to be "con· structive, not destructive.'' Trustees declined to comment on Nicoli's or Studer's remarks. preferring to wa~t until next week lo delve deeper into the matter of district finances . Crosby Kin Dead at 79 LOS ANGELES CAP! -Larry Crosby, older brother of .singer Bing Crosby, died today at Cen- tury City Hospital. Crosby, 79, who devoted most of his attention to the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament, en- tered· the hospital a week ago. Cause of death was listed as cancer. He was the oldest of the seven Crosby children, who also in- clude band lea.(ler Bob Crosby . • .. ... • 0.11., Pli.t lllll ~· Mr. Post111011 John Zalud, 6, delivers valentines to zip code·marked mailboxes in classroom at Costa Mesa 's Balearic . School, where kindergartners are combinin~ their· studies of post office operations with annual Valentine's Day observance. Senate Panel OKs Oil ':t;ax BIQcking • ' From Wire Services WASHINGTON -A bill block· ing President Ford's special $3· per-barrel tax on imported oil for 00 days was approved today by the Senate Finance Committee. The 11 ·2 vote in committee sent the House-passed bill to the Sena\.e-flOOP, wher~ debate is ex- pected to begin next week . The tariff, the first $1 of which already is in etrect, is the heart or Ford's plan to discourage ener~y consumption by driving up prices. The full program aims to cut oil imports by two million barrels a day, or 28 percent, over the oexlthrec ye3rs. / · f)Y unanimous vote, the1 eom- m1ttee also approved a bHI to raise the celling on the1national debt rrom the present.$495 billion to $531 billion through June 30. Meanwhile, Pre1ident Ford, confident that he is picking up support ror his antirecession pro-gram, intends to blitz Congress with a stepped·up selling cam- paign next week, his chief spokesman said today. White Hou se Press Secret¥Y Ron Nessen told reporters· rord has fined up a series or breakfasts. dinners and meet· ings with c;ongressmefl and s~nators lo exchange vie\t.'S on his anti recession package and lo plug for the program. Nessen said Ford "feels be has made some headway with the governors" that he met during his trips to Atlanta, HOuston and Topeka, Kan., during the past two weeks. •·He th.inks his ex· Satellite Launched MOSCOW CAP J -The Soviet Union launched its 708th un - manned Cosmos satellite today, Ta!\s annou11ced. "Installed on board the satellite is scientific t quipment designed for continu· ing space exploration," 'the an· nQuncem ent said. planation of his program is get· ting across," Nessen said. Ford summoned his top economic advisers to a meeting in the Oval Office today torevie.,.,, the recession indicators. Asked Y•hcther F'ord was will- ing to compromise with the Den1ocrats and consider changes in his program, Nessen said, "The President is aJy,•ays willing to Listen . At the moment he has heard or no compromi se·• that he is \\jlling to acC'ept. Nessen also said that F'ord is sticking by his directive ror an escalating fee iucrease on rore,ig'n oil v.·hich wou ld raise the levy to $2 dollar6 on March I and SJ on April l and thus rejects a • comp,omise sui::geslion by Sen. RO~f:!rl Dole ( R-Kan. i . Coastal 'Dry Spel('. to End . This Weeke11d The Orange Coast's respite from rain m;i.y end late Thursday or Friday, the National Weather Service said today. F'orecasters are predicting in - creased cloudiness -becoming mostly cloud.Y Thursday -with li ght rains possible Friday. The \\leather Service's ex- tended rorecast for Friday through Sunday was for mostly variable cloudiness wilh a slight chance or rain early in the "'·eek end ... Tern peratures would be cooler und it may be slightly. windy al ti mes. . Total rain figures available since the intermittent storms began Feb. 2 are Newport Beach, l .6S inches; Laguna Niguel Fire Station, .985 and San Juan Capistrano. 2.64 . • • 5 LITE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER . ·an>'THIS AD NOW OfferGood Thru Fob. 19 • • • ' ... ' -• TORIAL PAG~ N~ llelldl tltY riieY ~ o;Nell IN! an"ope~-enC:I gNlllt with rew strln~s 'ttached f~,... pop~ a ayrpqs&«io ~ ~cll111~ early tlila.~ 'i>rovedpro!ect,' _ 1 ' , ' annountJngtha£li~OciPterullViceb,!IJa 8d . , .Iii NWirt's case, most of the rirst year's (Or f¥CieraF permlla-I<> ffstore' 11aiaen&ei-1J1i ts to' SllB,llO\l w d buy )and in Co('Onf dCl Mat for'\ center" , Orlll!le.<ipµnly,lf< •• 1 , , • serv111g th ged: · , ,· , , Ihinm took a re-JI ates for eltv "ou '""en to .. , Twp specially s\i-ong arguife~ts emerged 111 1 ti · · · rl '~ 1>-c,.., •• · falU>l'ofaccepbngtheerant;• ll II~ , , citf a.s11,!1 roq11a il terven°"" In tbe . .,_]'he. ~ogram> allows !he city to end the rela· ' apph~a h>n fl/~d v~'1e Travel ~njl .r;anslt ·.·,' iinslilpwilh~hortnottce. . · · .!llPfo'l'.ewellt MSQCia • • · I · ,.. · _ nd it is obvious that if NewPort declines the That e4t11$ holds ,the rremalning assets \Of: the · · h 1· fl th 'it · -county's first "chop~r'.' servic'e,"'LoS"'AD&eles 1uhdlltfo:itwh~¢ it'qu~' es, ~09 er c Y is sure~ Airways. That firm foldell -fier two ~racic 'Crashes. snap e up, ) , , several years ago.· ' G R. . 0 -"'AJthO\lgh Cit~ C0!111~~1t1e~know that ne>y codes ates emaJD . pell • " ... . orbtd such service1ittl)eClty, the b~oader quafilloll of A:.: .,,, . ..,. oet I'" Iii! 'he M'oujto o h ),le.and jllcr\l;ll~·tWl-'ftl~IUlg• County·Alrpo):t '' ' _...., s suu,.:raze ,...a . u OJ · ' '-· n .,;inc . • e11•'1'4j~~; by tl;i(l.,oe 'bid;to the Clvil A¥"l!liuti~ ~.Wotl)jt,i>astorill' WYll W<>b't~~t 'rpu_cl\ )on~er. The. lllc~d.. , ' ' . , · ' , , , , · · irsfSlag~pf~'l'.ani:h'sdevelopmC!Jlh.~llnmm~t. , . Tbe Wilt k~~~t lho~by NewpoftAI: ~ii ~ OraJjg_e <;'ountyjllannlng C!!l"ml&s1oners ln..tbaled ~ tteuid be l)Qted -bJ?.ii(~·~ ties arfaeted, l>Y a~rt r a reside11Uail!ajidil)g boom-on 21000 a_cres of the ranch ration~ j,,. 1< •• ' , ·i' c ! , last)ll(eelqyhel\,tbey .chang"!lth_ezo.nm~o~twomaJor • '.l'he erQSJ>etl,1b(. ' HCll 1-a~d n1>isY . c;Jnter .. , ·parceis1'roll) aancu1tural~orel11dent\al' .. gh¥$surelr, ~( . ant. t.entiOll by 11iCthe .. • One Of U.e proiectS">lS the N1s.o Hi ls planned mm itleS, I ,y · ., ' < ;~!• > , • COmmunlt:,tF'i 631,acte developmell 1 and, lbl\ Other 1 ' t· "'" .. r l. 1 . l the l'i,elli\\ Gail Ranch, a 13Z7-aci'e pro1ect. Both \.'~'~'rl .:!l::: ' ''· n '-· .1 . 1.PftiJ~s ·a~o!i~lh·eL8guna1µ1£sarea,, '·. •. ' · ' · ~~an 14·c W.S • ' · .'.t,llJten toi:etber th~rojecj;~ \Wt ll d a total of ;". , .1 . .. . • 1 ·1 ',» •"; ~,l\J() dw~llliig units1t,o tlje Saddleback Vaile~ easily An application by the city' of J::lewport Beach for · , r:Aisillg tpewp~laqon,byanolh_e~ts 000. ederiiicomrhun'ltydeveJopmen~fund otinancepfO' .. 1 i' .-.i.Plaqners s11)..,t.bls is, only tbe Ile.tinning of ects 'for senior citiups and o.!iiers in need w'ithstoqd . ' develo_pm~nt on the Moulti>n ..Ra c:b. •J't ''ha~ "Ileen a£\h criticism this week. • '~-. forecast lit.Ill development of the entire '9,7w-acre ,,:,But·,a . sound council rqajof'ify-i,$aw'11eyond sol!l'.e ran~i) woul~ eve0tµally add betwee!' 30,000 aild 50,000 • • ·~ , • .. •• ''· • ' •• I , • .t . 'Follow me! Uh, as soon as I figure out where I'm going.' :l!eymanfearsoffede)!lllrestralnt., '; 1 " n~wresidents :" . ... •, Severar speal<erl at a fin&I heinng~ on-the-ap-~· ..... TPe~ddle~.i:k ViJ;I•)' has faced probl11.ms of licalion for the feder.11ljunds told cit~1offiefals they · grl>Wth equal to any .\fl e _nationfii me l>~~decade . . aw a siniste·r11a1,1ire in l e f<J4e,rJll grAD\s, · ' Despite a shaky,econoll!)(. 1t appea s destined to con- Bul there.was.UUie ·anitfiliic s!@;{~r in'llc~epl-tinuefaciogthoseprobiems. , , • \ , I •. 1 N " . . ,.et ... ~ l' . : • . Selfi·sh. Motorists<. ~ .., , , . \Withoart ~Nod to Congress _ Dea . ., , ! Reveal:Inseerl~it:y:~".~:. , -~~:~y ~_.:r(h,re .fed '-··Sets the Pl\lce ' ' • •-1' , ,.:· WASH!N'GTQtr .., ·fl the [. . · ] fo;:r;:l~':fi~g Mr. Green'sJel-f; i M"''ILBOY _:· . J.' Th~'"cro.i~df"'11l N'e~..:~ . ~"."te·:senio~\9~~1'!';'h/~~~ VON HOFFMAN fr in thi F.eb. 7 edition o( the ~ ~ l'IL .. , Q~ac.h's 'Linc'o)n scftOol . Spaf~a.t-""~o~rq_wsing iri the _ 1 ,2 . • _ lot. ~~o\lld like, tn present yEl _ , _ • ~11fke a.·N sty. Maybe ,._ ch'airht@nk.filp of, the Fo,relfn • i. , 1 othervie"·· • " • , ·wtiat's 'needed js a drill Rel-ati;<fis C.bmmittee, it may cr3shes1JflRflgago .. iMJttoday...\);e .. ~Ir.'Green·s letter should have Letters from rtodtN. on we1¢m..,.. ~,sergeant wlM>, uh .i(ist.r"uC.t ~t)~v• CfOmp\i\sated us, b~"'elevat· F~ is al.sd .. tflarned for the im· be.en nljtleq-'...LLet 's bui Id Normc¥-l11...JD.rit.ua__1h0uld .C.o.tl.t,l,O...,: ;. 1tudeQf ' in....t~ .~~ 'i g__, \lf_M~lam l'Cpxtnlre~ .'to }the J ~rpediatt.' ;paSt ·a.od j~ reces~n r;MJCleiiT ~ bombs for )>owcr and their mellOQtl in 300 words ot led, -m~ 0 po1ftfifjth,'t ~re · Same •. po~tfOn-olJ-the,_8anking....,... '*e~t~ytnj !O·llVB through 00\V. make oirr ~c'hes b)ac~ with o_il The right to ,C!'Jtd~ letten to flt ' · .,,; · •!. ' M.C. on\IJlit.ltr!· Altt)Oltgh ,Proxmi~ "Tbe Feder.al Reserve still has ~ ~e lilt~ me ~an dn\'eo\•Or· qxu:.e or effm(not' ~Ml f.r"reierpl!d. ti, • ·• a;: · 1s l1;Jt~p,.knc;>Wft4i1 {or • w,l:g'-t ,he not abandoiaed its practice"Of ex- s1ze, Ujfy C:lif.guzzling tao¥ at· '.•All ~tt~i'ftutt ~-~ ~t • . _ 1 • .ft• .,l~gro"''& 'Oith.is hea6,. hatf w}1·at h'e panding tbe money supply by fits 70 mph.~· ._ cnd.~f1rr1'1.hf"~ molt .._,wa~ii\ .. .-... 1_._, 'b)s1ih it~~tbet WlScorisln Senator and,st"arts, .one of .th,e 'm-<tjor re· bt.• raist•d \\ill be determined in no sm:.ill part by the 1-... ed, and that decision \Viii have much to do ,,·ith {'ffiplo~~n1t'nl. prices and prosµcri t~·. 'J'h e deci sion should be made knO\\"n to Con~ress 1Jcforehand. 1"hi s is hread on th e t.:1ble and too imp<>rtant to ha\"e seven men nobody's l.'vcr heard 9f itfakiog the decision almost in secret. while th e nation is lert guessing until we fkl its ~(feels. • •Al H CJl~mber of the Sl"r"· btr~~ld· "(!flt.w:,..i/ lilf~ .....,._, .. ..-~~rt!!.e',.. repreS.entS ille' best h.op~ in asOils;.~l;ly ' we'fe exi*riencing eipb. I ·\Bke offertse at ~,,g r~lt,avr1NI'· P_oei'li',,,&dlt(."-'... "'-':-=·~~~;-~ se~er';i'j genfratioils for changing exc'essi,Y~·1 ip.flatiojl· ,cgmbjned IDEALL \'. •Congress shou'ld &!lied ··narrowminded ·and. ~-"\ .,,:'t :->. ' """' -the W'cY ttlel ,t'Cijeral Reserve now with_ s,fxcesfivt unempfoy· make·such policy derisions. That se'Jfis!'-··If ~r. Greea would'nb~J' .. , .i~ • ~ -·)i-, • ~ -·. 1 ' • . Boai-d conduol,s ·the nation 's ment:•· sa~ReP,. ~ i:teuss. y;ould require new legislation l,OOk 10 a 'm1rrpr. ile woql<l seei.;)i.trtor•money_ -,l_:_,t. J. .I ·ralr aj<l.'~ .• ~1u o;~ th s moMlaryfJ>9\if:y .. A the ne ' nohlse'~o.ntt cba1rr}ian a nd an appreciation of p.ihat the 'lltat pe.opltt ~:ho ,_drive .350·lt lna~ntm~ngthat had :_parC·'i!•l"'l~ilic,aJJy · tb ~-~ . Proxmii-e siya · e.'s going: to of the Hous6ziBipking Cdmlnit-t~eddoeswhichmostrhembersof hors~~wer ear1: ar~ nQ!. only wttfic~· Cfl~a~Oithe Ne~ uld t~uir'e ihat ... ex~essf!' re~ ~~t tA.rth,.y~~ttrns, ~e Fed's tee. "~tween. Ju~_e. and~fiu~. of Congres~on 't ha,.€._ '1,elf1sh ~ J1p r~r;nl~Jtj~ aod teach 'te;bequeriedlllebn ~·-.. • ... W'hichwasboughlb!Ylhe ch,a(rman, , i. <19'.14l lhf! Fed rna~e j ci pt~Jor Thetwonewchairmendohave rasteful.buklii• ~ ~ well. '-: lW I"' .°"w 'about poll~ ._ ..-.; IJI d r tiero ne·· w ~ .• ,_ i I pohcy 1eversal. an~ df_~pjkd the •L Whether you ag>eeor disagre• 'f'Ould apP:rf.Cilie 'l -~'isl): k ~honestl th ~ 1 ~ stat~ .. 7 6 'l e now· e unc~ cft.mJtteir"l ·• f ....... ~.\ growtb rate of the niorj\!y· supRIY v,rilh their economics. they have this ''bf.I!, ?' vje\\r~ ',_ :;d 0 tl6t: :d:fca~:,tno~le;ge ~~~n~, ~~~:st F~tt:~y to~~ .. • !.fpfQ{!J w~ar' J r ~ . . from-an 3nnuai tat~of?~er9 ~,r· 1the technical knO\\.'ledge. If they . · . ~~YEH~ -a~ ~hat;taeieplied~atl f 'arigin,alownersofthenn'lf'W"rtyat '1'e'~doq;ig,n4 .~4 ce~ to less tha.!12 pc~entt ... use it in a · series of open and . ' ~ ., ~. ... • e~uJC! ~-ip j 1;9Cl'4 conscience 1964 pricu before an;.6M else YJRY: on, a r~ ~' ... • • What ilpppf!fted . A sharp .. fon-searching committee hearings, ~, . 'p _,., t.(Jtbo!:k ~>'"01 fl!IJIC b~lneos ,coWd bid on Ute property. In e!.-~~r aiid~~ ·' traction Of lhe economy: .. _ they may be able lo educate tbeir • t' . '.The 'CPlel is' .Pror,flbly nght t6 feet the bill woul<1 give away the taiJiiQt":>basiiI'. _ 1 lrJ t~e n_ex~ r~w monthS the gov-colleagues and thE? public. Then. To the Edltor-· ~ ~ ._.,, tb~t ~;wobl~t k?tow too much in-cr'eased value of the roPerueS 'fl:!ai: <ma)' .nof, ern~ent 1s gol}\g t~.'1ave to come perhaps, the foundations will New~or ~ {l~ach has' •. bl·..!! aJJ!oul-l•ytor pc)ffii;e procedure. to ttlt ori inal owner~, forcin . '' irn· Ji k..e ", !-lP with a_bout ~6 111109 !0 CiJver ha\'e bee n laid to legislatively re-centennia~"c~tntng up.~. ·'·th. _ ... ~-Hqwevier. l ,~ lql~w that if you the state to'take less tha~ half th~"' rnUch~ u'n,ess 1~s. expenses arlft a.nt1c.1pated d.e-model the monetary rx>licy pro- Wouldni. it be nlce1f ecily ·want the bottom lineofafman· current rair market value of you a p·-f1c1ts .Howthathugeamoun~w1JJ ce!:ls. fathers gave her a rea~ present cial sheet to be black and a sub-these lots. preciate the opaque vapor or un- :tnd a cause for _celebration: &:tch stantial-figure -in the case of accountability ih which \he peo· as a . moratorium on bwld~ng the polii:e dep8rtment, 1ow crime · 1,11. ShOVLD be noled that . Pie whd~rint our" mone)'operate. P.f!r:rr11ts (or undeveloped acreage rate Jil -._minimum co&t to the these properties were not con-~1-'Ol'jiinjlrily nobody lQiows what which would c~use anl runoff ln-faxpA.yerJ' -you don't build a demned nor 'Y+'«Ye the owners this agency. wilh its power lo wlhdebay, unt1lsuchtimeasthel' bef:UlifUl new police facility on forced to sell Y+'hen they chose to bring the j,oys of inOation or ooul correct some or her many hi&'h fax land with a view or a put the parcels on the market in deflation crashing down on us. i.s problejs ~as : ti,. , ~nlry:.. clu.b on one side and the the early 19605 _ Further. the state doing l:lfllil il has alre~dy done it. . 1. Pb .Ju3lio1 ,and -e Back ~ay . Ocean pn-the other. ' . paid fair market value for each ~t·s harder to k:now what ~e Fed contam1na O~~ ... i' ~1 "t 't "I ·t"' . ~RRY READ parcel when it .. was acquired. ·--1. !'v~.(4>.-muc::h less control it, than A Folloiv-along Quiz 2. The traffic cotft:~Upn ""!''~·~ -~ "/ '-... . . Yet, Senator Carpenter would iL1s lo\put tb.e clamps on the CIA . t~as becomle~orse 'ftb1l~ ~j'dt . ' ~ " ·"1 Chllllnft . . , .._ now compel'the-state to sell the .(. Theoreti~a~ly.· at least, once a e comp~ ion o e en . . , . properties at a total Joss of )'.ear. the CIA ha5' to come lo angle will> become truly UJ?· Toth~ Editor :-. . several ~hundred thousand Co~gress and g17t some mor.e bearable. . .,. ) io:-~.~ufl head~e \.of l/2.8/7S . dollars which w uld otherwise . money to.tlo w.hatever it is that it . 3. O'{!rly dense housu~~ pro-;t ~ C~~ .t-T..hrea1t lo Other ,1 acc.ruetothe~t~t~'4 · does.-l~Congress has a mind to, it · Jects. Even some or .the :l>Wlders , piWS ' ~ . . · ,. ·Even more i'nsidious is the fact · can use the lever of appropria· agreethjitour~~ne~alplanbadlf Tbt&-~ountrr: tfas far to go that <!fer 3Q of the lots acqi.tred tions to l earn whether the needs mOdi~at~on'r1\C/lh&roUP.S, befo~~e w1JI ha_ve enoug~ by th.estate h:i;yt; already been,• creature has been ~\rin g such as th'! newly fon:aed4i.O.'s. \ h0£p1t1ti, to say nothing of phys1· Mid .,;.i., auClj"(\A"~gfving tti~ stare.a f itself. -~ ~ <Save (:)pen Spai'esi ~I' th;e ci..,.,toadequa\elyhleeareof · "~llllsl nt'iit) iOcrea . 'ove New~rt Bluffs ,s}p.tming :t~ .qur~1~.ls th!s '!nY ti!flt; to~bble: i,:XOrig;/at ~rChaseSJ ~ostar . ·•:tfJE FED' dllesn't come to pl_ann1ng commls1lon pieeUng about riJ>p1ng-or~_pat1e-.ils, like Senat.Or ca'rpenter's' bill makes Congress fOr a"n annual ap- • Today 's quiz is so·nteihat easier and different from most . Each entry contains three items: you are to provide the fourth item that naturall'y or logicaJJy follows. (As a baby e*~ple. ''Eeny, '' ''Meeny, ''and ··M1ney " would be followed by' "Mo.'(). One.third right is excellent. • I. In order of total world grain produc- tion. Wheat. If.ice . and Corn are followed by ' (SYDNEY H~RR~S) . •,._ ' . that ..he could ~romise to bring them.only "blood, toil, tears and --.. ··~ ' ' 12. Area measurements are given in Square Inches, Square Feet.Square Yards and --. 13. Starting orficially in 1889: the heavyweigbl boxing cham- pion.ship titles went from Sullivan to Corbett to Fitzsim · monsto --wtth a pe_Ution or m~ th~ 600 , they ale.~ many cattle?. no atte:mpt lO Compensate the proprlation. IL gets the money it ~ames 1t IS cJear that it ls.tim~ to t L r . ·\ ' · , owners of these already-sold pro-needs from th·e profits it makes take a g~ look at the d1rect.1on !\:A·1· I\. chill ng,chmJ11entary, · perties. If he wCre genuinelY in -from ·trading in government we arc;takmg. , ~t nly o_n OU~ soc1ely,.butp~ \h lerested il1. ail qf these prior securities. It's perCeclly legal. ls b1g'g~r re~lly betleF, or )ust .,.lu~ Qf1 mi.n~s 1nvolv~ in.a ~tua-owners it would see,m that hi s •That's the way thP Fed v.•as set more e:,pens1ve, 'eb etfic1en~"'~Ulwhe~e1n a hosp1la,J w~td be. propps~I is about one year tt>o up . Most or the ,pro{il is turned 2. In orde r of U.S. Vice Presidents , Adams, Jef· ferson and Burr a~e rollowed by 14. The four books in the Confu . t cian canon are the Analects, the Great Learniri(.!. the Mean. and ~nd certainly less aesthetic? w_e· .op ~ed r on the je'foun_ds t¥fa1.1i latd'!' the"'fact. that he was up Cor "4-over to the Tre.asury, but the pro· J. The most popUlous clilies in do not. want to l.~4"" ack the ~ ,.t :;,,be. ~ t&e~at ,, e~-en te-eleftion at the time it' would ..:,"'tess by which il. ~upports itself the world, .as of 1972",· are clock, JUC&LtreUpDair iiint:'§nle<dr• ~~ W!'to-\ ·ti ~ot~t.'" (t-· ~11 have been l'le'ces·sa-,·y to introduce encourages a sp1r1t of obdurate Shanghai, Tokyo, New York and A IA ,,, •• ,.., ~n .f 'i r ,tJVff ·an\ • . .-nct·u 8 Y , such'Bbillspeaksfoi:itself. ihdependence and willfulness · >- . ~resident SOON'1" rn'ilav~ .. ~(I bi9k th~t to oJS~e, As orle who nas , frequei\lly further ~lstere:r'b~ the fact that. 4. The ·~four Freedoms't enun· (stop Polluting Our~ewpdrt). {81 ;d~'t Q'fi~Y. . a,r~l)ter, the ciiticiied government spendtng • ·the terms of the! seven members ciated by Pi-esident Roosevelt _1• .... ~ , ;a'!· ,.~1·ib~~~i! on.~~e r Senatof <;arpeptet:' has fio~, 0(1.he board of'-governors ~re no were Freedom from Fear, llog1eatlf"'~ . . 11 a.-CJ, ~· .an, is placed h~seJf 1n a somewhat less,.&h3Jl 141'ear5 each. Freedom Crom Want, Freedom otl ~ not.hlng less th~n shameful and ~contradtctorty; position by author-' The Fed's isolation from public Speech and ---. .. ·, To the Editor: ·'1, ub·hu!Jl8n. We ti all be a 191 bet· ing a. billf Wbi~h ould virtually onde.rstdnding '.s also . helped · S. In order or brightness as visi· NewPort Beachta \~'to , t~r pft.1f De,nny \\'Ould devqte·~ts giYe awa_~b,dly needed state ds~ "along by .a p~fu SIOn of functions ble ~I-om earth, the stars are. combat drunk driven ii,* com. time, in this ~dkpect~ to see1n~ sets a\ aitfn:ae Wh~n state taxes ~nd· a~ compl~ity or operation Sirius, Canopus. Centaurl aod mendable one arid Cline lhat. thal there be a wa)' that.!'"onies are alreaiJ tteovy_and may 5000 , ~an~ qrganization that laxes the -,,. should be Implemented as soon are app!"OQ~iated ~ more (and increase ~~eh!..further. ~)\'ers pf au but th'e most expert 6 .. In order of succession, King u possible. · ' better 1 Hospital C¥'re. "!lot less. It "·ould seem that this biit.• 'to understand. Thu 1 though the Henry VIII married t5atharine of Tht way Newport Beach's The whole utJC,le made about whict\ will enable a select few '"' Const it u lion P tl t s the Aragon, Anne Boleyn ," Jane finest are going about it ls sub· as ~uch sense to me, as ,pe_ople re-obtain chbice residential Pr<'-· ~.esponsibility for managing lhe Seymour and -<;--: t ~er· . ject to que,sllon, howevet .... They argui.rig Over whose turn ll IS to perties QR Kil}IS Road cn(r nation's currency on'COngress in claim lhal they need more getsl~k. ' . Drive aid olher Jilewpert 'Beach a very speciaJ and specific way, 1. Geoloeit eras ol the earth money to..,flnance the add}tlonal :, ~~~"IE!ftOHRER locationsi at. ilveaway prices. is-i~ members have found it easier be1in in time with the ~Ozoic, officers, aeraeantt and police un-1 '. <t most i11-c.ol'lside.l:'~d. . • on their sh.tggi.Sh intellects to lel the Mesozol~. the Paleozolc. and Its that are necesslry to lmple-C'oat~leto.,,· · . PHU:LIP j,. P.ETI:Y . e Fed go ils11~n w,li.Y· !he--. . ment the plan. Ail 1 can say to'· r ., ~ ' ~ . "\: ~ tn tht_61 yea~s SJDCe its crea· e.~Admisslon of tbe oriR:inal 13 that Is bogwasb I feel lb•l'lh~y. Tolha.tJior:-.. -· ·. W'lchs .. • • ~· .lh•'f•d'.al'f"-1 ~been lo DC· oolonJes into th Union followed :an~md~;rni;=~=I c.~~~:i~tt.-==::; • )"J1, "~ •r • '~f ~e~·~· ~..r.~I ::; ~~~ • ~en!t~~}V~~t.e~~ ~~~ ~=~ae~a!:ci moreolflcer1andP9li9'ewUIS •. ' private liospll-al./lrtm!lb at the , cording ty t !hln~lng of Its -. .. ' ~ •expejlu ol 1.h• UC! medical larg and ro1'Jn's .amily of · TH.E . SJ .. PL'!I m~t14m w scb<>ol •h,as o~er~hadowed ~Illes. Man" ~t lb•~ believe 9· The first Academy Awards :M .. h Jit1r b tts • u••ll.. ....... t-'t... .r'J:J.. I ~ f'br ··eest Picture" of the year .,.,. tent r e ·• • ._. -qo •uer bill by~enator , tat in '~il~ a) erlsls after went successlvely 00 "Wings," !:•In lo 0r1anl!t tnelr m-.. ___._ wbl~ t s1· a•ly :S ~tial c the FOCI has un, · a --.c ... .....--.• :.i• ., "Broad~ay,1 ' "All Quiet on lho we cand laellitt .. with a lltUe """'.(a 11't a seleet i ta 811 ,ciO lh• Wrong -\bing Weate•n , l"ri>nt,: and .. _ .. more Intelligence• The polite~ r.oons a 1re1t tlnanclal '*'"'!! ~·~le i(; s usually b en ' . oartmentlsgoinCtobavetolr ':11>1 txpusaof M ~ 91 ~IJiaU!!J>3>m n'Whoareoutof . 10. In this particular r,, hard look at P~"'teentoirP " llf«'I!•· : ..._ toullh wllh the best knowledge or 11ritluqeuca.I series, wbal )¥>uld avalltheni1elve1oloome0ftlle1 Sella" B1Jf24 I nlroduetd by ihellme. be !h ·next nu"'be~: ~. f1 S •n<I ideas, beeome I lllUe more1m· Ca~bler Int mont~. wolild I'&' • / • • ••. : ' -• : " • ' • " a&lnallve, and learn bow w In· quire Ute otate to .. ij _...1 ' · , l • NO'l'O L ISFedpolicytnthe '11. Upon beU>g elected.Pdme creo•e prod .. etlon without <bolt/' pieces of 'Olldentlal pooo . "CM,__.,_• ""P of oill'•' , IUstor(o,t put blaltied for the _. M nl,ler in 19401 Winston always having to 1oto:\he Ull lot ptrty>for a me.-. ltactlon oCthe ' ,sulferlngs or ecpnomJO'droP" sod Ch~rclllll told the Bnllsh people • ( I 1 • -. lS. The Four-J-1 clubs make pledges to Head, Heart. Hands and --. ' " ANSWERS: I. Sorghum. 2. George Clinton. 3. Pekint. 4. Freedom of Worship. s. Arcturus. 6. Anne of Cleves. 7. Pre-Cambrian . 8. Georgia. 9. "Cimmaron." 10. Seven, (the next prime). 11 . "Sweat." 12. Square Rods. 13 . Jeffries. 14. The Men cius. IS. Health. O"ANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robfrt N. w·«ed, Publithef' Thom43 KeflJil, Editor Barbaro K~btclt. Editorial Po~ Editor Tl\(.' ed-itorial page of tbs fJ11ily 'Pilot seeks to inrorm and stimulale readr:rs by prest'ntine on this pu1e . divr:~r: comrnenllillr.t on tOi»~ or In· te~t by syndltatfd tolumnl5L~ unrl cartoonl!lt5, by prO\'idlng' 11 forum rot rt3:dt'~· \'lt'Y.'S wnd b~' !»t""eSt'nt lnR this news pupcr·tt .opink>M and hlcu!'> on currr:nl top1ce;. The l"dilonal oPinion!I ur the bwllr Piklt 11p~i.r only i{l the editorial t'tllumn ut !hi· top of lhr: pa,l(t' Oplnlun:i r~prt•8.!led b)" t~ tplumrusl:, <.1nd cartoonists ftfM1tfttei'twrltt'rs01rt' the1rov.n and rtOl?ll~~ment ol th<' tr views by the, • DliU)' Pllb\ ahould tic inrrr~. Wtdne$day, February 12, 1975 • .. f ' l .• ! ' • > ' I) ,-;: ~"I. I LOS EL~ IAl!i . nen II••• been lncl~ed In f • jheai.r, fr~nc~ttl1'~!\~me • lvlllch lll"'1al l Glenn ~ -Debbie RO)'llo 'and,puj e Agn~ln~•'4 ,J>eca~-""' -tinlilY volved. -, • , The lndi~mttnio, dla~· '!ft U.~ District Court Tl1esd , In: I valved what •lftliorlties s was I the bllklnc ot Inv es~' '°' "hl"'-... dredao!tbousanqol ri'',, A federal rrand 1J mumed the U ;count eonsplrac and•' .t·ll'!Ag : ( ~ ~ .:!~,t~ ' : v J ·~. 1 fraud Incll•eel< apitlst Joseph . .. W~ Kos,eff. U of CUiver City. Joseph As eb•uer. 51 . or Glendale,,-.r t two com-fndian· 8. Spy panies, Un'lted eo'eral Theaters Inc. and P'rancblle M8rketing I Service In~. - 0 · ,•::t, ~r aise Brando Will '·~~~::1t.h1~ aree" .p. Word'_ I prove{! t«>-b<; •!Sf, stopped ~A '1erviee in an ''F\-ancisco for I z;nprethan aq,hoUr Tuesday even· j~g on oithe1 B•'Y .Area Rapid' /.lransit district line in San Fran. elseo. · - I The dlotr~ct hllted the line il\elween the Mowcomory Street l•mon and Daly etty at5:30 p.m. \!ntil the th.r!\"tened station at ~6th and Missio~ Sli'e&-could.IJe 'cheeked for explosives. !~~t. :FUg~t HWt~ . ,r~ \.· • ._ I ~ LOS ANGELES (UP[) -The li;idians ~ay they have faith Marl~ Brando will keep hi s word \P they can keep their land. So fa _,:.howev~r, Brando has not paid OU t,he mortgaged property he gave tflem. The former owner of 40 acres of ranchland in northwestern Los Angeles County said Tuesday he will "foreClose on the land unless ·Brando, or someone, pays~off the $318,000 due by March~. I 'E~RDS:•/\F!l\<11JPI1 -A minol''COollnlt.fiy~fem leak Tues-day cut '8hort ttie third leyt flight ••Everything is in good order .. •• rolf~,P,tototy~,JJ1: .The huge, an . I,ngian spokesman ·~aid, But 'siPersqnrc; ~(\t \~9wber the Alr the-lando~n~T said there.~as "no Force ~opes-~iJ.i 1>el.an.imP.Ortant agreement of aqy kind._'' -- ~pon of tfie·'9'80s! • 1 , Th'e land, located; nt:ar Agoura, !Jbe,~lane landed. wit.hdit.it'lci-Califl, Was s;gned over to the · ~elltafter a c~kpit warning light Sut'\.Jif.al of Ainerican Jndial\s As- IOUhed, lOdic tin~ldupof.t?x'-sociatiOn by Bnnnd~in lal1t . ce&siv~ f'talJ.ta tbe elect'ric.al Dece.mber. But >$evetat· day& liystel)i.,... Ali'>llorte,spo~esmpn later, John Hamiltoo, Jr., -who 1•'1"-''I'.11• fiijht,e!ld.,, after, abqlit · IK/l<IS ~ trust .ieed on •Ute 't>r0- laft.bout'. ~ ;. ,_ • pertywlth bis brother and sister, ,.,_ __ , .. 0 ·.s .. • . ~ . •al. d said'B,randohpcj.,evermadeany •.,.., A# a rHS paynfents on the land other than i 'i.os ANGELES .AP.> .!;NO ;:,~est oci the m.ortgar-;, and 1Po•lelan4 1~~~Jnar-ks'/ tire · • • H. '' · · .. ~ . . Brown Der~y· r~staur~n. s in H"1il1L TQN SA.ID he woUtd , H4>11yw0Qd'alld,~~~erly HW•· are forei:Joo~;on the 111ortJ!age 1t ,the \ ~er new 6~ership today.. . deti!1"1a~•not paid_ «-b'l'! due. · iSaJIY. Cobb s~1c1., ~be i<j~ the • , •• · H-, ' . • ·twc:t worfd-falfious 'restaurB· ts io· ., No ~ent of any kmd has Watter P. Sc·harfe, vice pr dent ~ep reached," µamilton said. ~Davre's, a restaUrarit m age' · We J;la"e not be~n contacted ~Y ent com~1t.l]j that is a diVision Mr~ Bran~.o ~.r' any or ·his , . ARA s&rv\'l!',,.rn 'p3n1atives. .. " ,. -i . · w,ti the mortg8ge.was ~ade !fledleal S•iittfilft) know • , Brand.o's. attorney_, . r ;,.) Lawrehee Kart1ganer, said it . IL(>s ANGELES (J.JPl.J .-A WOtJld be "~afe to psume that 13-yeart0ld man has filed a $1 th$' ln~ps wilt.11ot ·oe caJJed up. ,rd.illlon suit agailist a convales-on to 1Dake the payment.''· Re -cent hospital and 34 other deren-said the ,gift was made in an- d._nts, chlrging he was heJd ticipation of arrangements for pnsoaer in the hospital so i~ paym~nt of the trust deed. o~ could collect Medi-cat · Brando has ~ot been avai1able ~ts; ,. · · . for <;~(It. "r , , ( '\' -·'·· -•i·· ~· . l ! 83o'Mjllio11· ~ .. ; · : . i ' • 'I • • ~ 4!~ ~p~rd.App~dpes .. r l, ~ ..... , Ir, • Oil, Gels Ptani -' I SANTA BAllBARA CAP1 - Qoutity: offi.~ials ,have dealt a tiJOW to environmentalists by 'c;o.ndltl.Onalf)t. a'p,proving an . q-rshore oil and ·gas processing •. Pant for an qffs~qre drilling rig &Mer construction. ~Monday's 3-2 vote by the Santa ftarbara County Board of ~pervisors involved a bid by ~xon.Corp. to.build aSJOmillion t in ·Las "Flores canyon 20 es north of Santa Barbara. . e facility ''A!0uld handle oil tlnd natural gas Jfuam a mam-iliath 28-1"ell drll g plaUorm .... Under coti.Struction by the ftrm In the offshore,~ Ynez I di jl.eld. , J, ~ . -~ . which .blackened miles ol ;>anta Barbllla~~.eibefches. Ever1 si~ce ...,thpt s,6111, various ."'lnvironmental tro'!PS_ -includ~ ~~i'Get' Oil O~t <G-001 and the Se asho.re EnvI,ronme·nta,J, Al ~ liance CSEA) -hav been engaged in a viJoroUs b.a:tUe lo prevent further dlilling in tbeoll- ~cbS"*' Barbara Cb8fl901'. • • JUPy Denies $250,000· ' ( Dehth S'tlit 1 FINAL BOARD aJIPw(..a1 for tit• plant is.pending an atlempt LOSANG·ELES <APJ'...'.:A.)ury ~various enyironmental groups has decided that the state cannot U>putUietssuetoapdblicvote. be held res ponsible for t~e 1n their conditional act1M, the rfreeway death or a University or sUoervitora g"aye tbe groups 30 Redlands stud ent hit by a <1,ays to collec\ the 9,181 boulde~ dropped throil(h the lll&r\atures necessary to place the windshield of his car . q\iestion OD the ballot. Uthe re· The SUperior Court verdict de.- qutred signatures are ~ed. i livered Tuesday came in. a !be bo.ard can eltller nSCind the $250,000 negligence sUit filed by penn\t or call the referendwn the parents ol ChrisU>pher Hoyt, decUOn-· 22, who_dled Oct. 21, 19!0, allel' a The enrironmeni.llsto main-55-pouna boulder was dropped on '8bl that Exxon •Ill ¥andon its him from an ovel'\'U8 on the Y~-11111 ~·U(J>ot G1>l~~!it•te F ooway n .. r 91ote4· ~-J.he 're.-ldclW'ii ~ A111t1•. The at. ~~-. al;wlf lni_eke~. ,. ~· aever ap• ta NC [lliltolitJ¥ P~f4 ' w1Uer~111~ Sta Do'[>' tm.,ot of latllltt lll " fllleHl Trana"'*""tlon '•lll>rney ~ 'fo Liie •l,to's., Dini~ said Ju""'"' had ~e-. Unilt'. I cldfd ~RIY lliat llle\Ove~, .. -~~~-~-y ·wa=•-1n • !•sally ,deliDecl ~ ,,.--• ;·II 'us· <ondltio~· at \llO'· .,.,.,.:~~ -·~"""1m .,,__.. __ , ~ .U...-JdnotbehelclUobi,, .., _ _.,..,_..,,.aw· Tlle'!l'erp,as, a,IOlliJrith~· ll .. IH .. ._ __ ,..0"'09\1.i • W •lll~e -..acr-.4 '"11ii•~-=' pr..eol pe.nontfrom ._., ._ ........ CM atcan. , • • -~ ... ~c r111 ~~~rPll·~~ for .1 . ' J ~ ~rent•l t·~~;u--1 ~ ,\ntholl~ i.'lf::::.., by,. JJJ ~ AISO!'I .... "'-' ! ~ ., SA ' ~ . ' "'" CRAME'l!TO ( I) -Tho <onc~rn over p,01~lble h .. ltb Sen,to Juillc!aty Co.Jllmittee has ,b'\f•~· ,, t •f , • • ' voted lo etld th~ threali>f !""rest1 WeH ~dul)snff4tolaydown or jaji fo~ POSS~SSion to ai\ jn' b~>laclt l,~d WlUt• juat What·ls oonc,e o('mariiuana, h to ,lie~ . and 1\.hat I~ Ji'l\Olla," said .roll20tol!Ocigarettes. · · LOd YO.. h C91111,oelor, Audrey Under the leglslat\on aPi><oved Boy in an emotional plea. ,, Tuesday. violators would be .After a dayalooa b••ri'n1 that given a citation similar to a trar-' attracted. room full<ol )'<.'U.tb.C\11 fie tickel and punishable hy no s'upporten, the t;om.~ltee en- " more than a $100 fine. . . <Ion~ the me.~ur6 Git .a party.- . Offenders now face felofty 8£. Jlne, 7-3 vote wi~ .Democ,ats In rests and up to 10 years in prison f~vor and Republ~cans in opp0si- for marijuana possessiOo, rel lion. It was c~s1de~ a 19~ g ardless or fh'e quantity hurdle .rorth~balJw~chnowgoes although in nearly all cases th~ to the finance committee. . charge is reduced to a misd.eJ. Previous attempts to sbbstan~ meari,or o-r dismissed arid ~ally jreduce or eliminate mari· violatOn "di41erted" into treat. 1uan!t/:nalties tiave failed re- ment programs. \ , ~at Y In re~eni Yellr!', being Seqate Democratic Floor either defeated 1n the legislature, Leader Ge0rge Moscone of sari ve~ by f~rmer Gov. Ronald Fr an'C.isc , who "11~ored the llt8'•Di or re1ectecl by voters. JegislaiJon, said· it wdutd make the P.~nish'ment ''ra'fionally" fit ' UNDER THE MosCone bill, the cnrrte. which was patterned aner a 1973· . Gov. Edmund G. BfQMIJr. haS> Jaw in Oregon, violators with s'ald .h·e sup.poftS:.4 ~red~tion in more than one ounce would bear- C a 11 torn 1 a ' s . ~f9,arjjuana ~t~ but could only be charged· penalties, which nbw'ar.e among with. a misdemeanor. carrying a the most severe in the nation maximum term of six months in • 't ... · 'jailandafine.upto$500. OPPONENTS SAID they were T~ere would be no increased worried any a ction might be in· puntshment for repeat violators, terpreted as legislative-.."pproval and after two years police re- or marijuana use, and eXpressed ~ords w~uld be purg~ of mari-' Juana violations. ' Beilenllon. tD·Bever '> 'l' ,...\: , • ... , Ill•>. s aid his bill -A'lou&hnew.1tormlilien!lnlbl 'eod·• cruel Inconsistency In on North•"ll Calif~ will) Iii!' the law that has prevenl<ld rallnof,rJlill.~tldltlO\"drlVeby thoO!Sands of'teeri-•i•~ trolp gusly wlnda. • ' avol!IW unwanted .pregnan-!J'he Sierra N~vada waa _.t. · cies';:: J.pproxlmatety •411,009, Ing rain and inow •n 'llind off teen·•P~.fHJ.lved.a~-. throo&h ·Thursd41 ~th locally l..:in;;.;;19;.;7:.3,,;B;;Oll=:;;""::;:"°;:":.:s;.:~;.;;;.,.__.o..;i i~eavy amciuotl!-. th6 NaUonal .. WeatherServlee••~ ... • ., The 1new )eve *u moaUy 'S_w: :A )Jack,' s,ooo to 1,000 teet 1o t,ooo .l,j feet south wit)uouth to$>Ulhwest gal~ ov~r ~orthem ric!Jes- 2 P.~oclaim "Taiv£LERs a,dWory .... · · posted 'Ip Ille Mount Shaota- SAN !.-RANC/SCO· (UPI) -A Siskiyou area witb the snow level couple painted ''SLA ts b11ck" on lowering t.Q.aiear 4,000 feet Thurs·' ' a sidewalk outside a bank branch day. The -+.re~ther s~ce ,..amed Tuesday night an4 then fired nve of lsoutherlY gales in m:pioaed •hots throu1b a glass revolving l~aUons, but said lhere would be door before fleeing. lltUe temperature change. Witnesses said the pair, Wtiio -·~Stro_nLW1n4s will a.cC9!1JPUY fled on •fodt, were black-ai\d. the front28nd ~orm warnings are YoUDR. dlspJayed al ope Ille coast north ol .In the sidewalk griffito, painted. Oapel Mendociil.O, '' the weather with a spray Ci\ft, was a seven· forecaster said.'""''Gale wamlngs headed cobta, 1the symbol of the ai'e posted South of C&pe Men· Syf!tblonese Liberation ¥my docinoto·PolntSur._:• which kidnaped newspaper ln.1'teSan Francisco Bay area heiress Patricia Hearst a year 'a''10 pe:rcent chance of rain was ago. . predicted for 'l"hursday with Little has been heard" of tbe 1lighUy cooler tenJperatures. SLA since last rttay when most of The storm was expected-to last its known members were killed through Friday with good in a shootout with Los Angeles weather returning over · the P,Olice. weekend. " The spirit(){ Frielldship Service. ltS catching. ' ' Gatch _a West Coasf.er,bargain! -· · ··Save 20% on Uniteds newNlghtCOach tO Seattle. Now you can save 20"/o on United's 10 p.m: West Coaster flight to Seattle. It's all ·, a part of the Wesi Coaster spirit - United'.s new Night Coach.fare is ~greaf ~ ~ way-to save. An~ t~ere aren't any catclles. All · you have to do 1s.s1t back, relaX, ~Ii catch a nap .. Sleep your Wa.y 'to Seattle aml'save money at the same,t.ime. . /. ~ · · fA~e if you don 't care to iil1Q~yo11'll 1• '!wrec13_te all the great features l;lnjt~4 offers ·you as ~ of our West. Coaster service. · , Ttiespirit of Fri~ncbhip Service. Catch _i(in your ~J&p to Se~ttle and back again. At 20.%, I~. · ' ~· ·' Just call Uni~ed at 537·7521. Or call your Tulvel Agent. ' · - . Ancf don't forget our ~rs1tl Travel, , ·~m )ntemationil) .HQtels. Ip Seattle~ it's "~ t~ ~,OIYIJlplC aqd Washington Plaza. For ·: · 1 ; rese~~' Cl!il (800) 21,1!.".llXXJ, toll free. )· t · . -+· -• Rqular WestCoatn ROllllCMrlp Nighl Goach You 1t.iiich F1re _ Fare Save ~ 1$f'l8.00 • f .' $144:00 ·-' . 134:00 -Security surchall!e not included.· ' • West CoasiJFlights to Seatoe . . ~ve Arrive ' Flighl ~o. Stops 8:30a.m. 10:52 a.m. 292 .. 0 ' ' I0:30 a.m. -12:.W p.m. 290 0 12:40p.m. 2:59p.m. 308 0 l :OOp.m. 4:22 n.ht. 7ffl I 2:4Sp.m. 5:04fp.m'. 294 0 4:00p.m. 7~p.m. 520 ~ 5:00 p.m. (Ex Sar) ,7:22 n,ni. . 1.86 0 .7:45 p.m. 10:04#.-.,,. 458 0 10:00 p.m. (Ex 'Sat), • 428 ~.1 1;27 a.m. ' ' ' I • • • •• t wti' ••• I -~ • ( . ..... ~ J •• " . • ' • ~ ' • ;. t • •' • • ) W eclneeclay'i Clos~ Price~ NE • - ·' , 19711 DAI Yfln.OT tl,'i ORK STOt~ EXCHANGE ... . -. ~ ~ · Year'• 11till-LoWt Appear Enry Saturday N "°" •cu''' t.. ,. 1111 s.i.. .-~ Nill ~ ,.. s... ,... 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NllFue!G12 • ' )\'e f' 1.lo St.JOMrlt.10 J l6 •1 •1'/t Trpl(,..,t(ldll 26' 111h->-'\to IN 1.7, THE •DO fin II ls d II ti J iJ "'llOl..lldofJ .. I :UV.+,,-. Oltft'llrl.10 5 52 1••4 + '!. Fl'ddorli Cp .. 1J ,,._ , •. llMrPOC 1,11) I 1 l•V.• I'll NtlGyl)l.OS 1 141 12~~+ Vo Sl:Lltnl'2"1 I 1• 2•1'> ..• TlilWlnl.!O I 203 ,,,...~,... I • ftQ a yra e sop ona m eage .-.n0Pwl.s2•,. 1•1'1• 11o 01mNv2.11 • ''t :i.,,.-•1, Feoor.1co 1 s 11 t2~ ... 1n1put11Gr1 s· , 1114,,_\, N111-., .. 3' '""+ .... StP..,1S .M .. 1• 11q . "• TAwp11,, ... 112 .. ,~. ratee to reflect the inflaUon!in all automobile expenses -:t:r;t.,1::: ,~~,~Vt-;:: &::~11~1; t~ ~~ -.~ ~:~11~1 1:: ~ sJ1 ;;: ::: :~~e,r::g f ~~ ,!~; ~ ::~n:"'F;:.~ 2f ttt-.~ t.~!i\1l::i: ~ 1"~ ,~~ ... ~ ~:!:V::G•::·; n~ ~& forotbe.rwlte,mtlU.onsottaxpayerswouJdhavetakenonthe o\lldMon .!M 1 1 11.._ .. 0..112.10 • ut ,,~ .... Fet1P1p1\l'r l s 2Mli +"" IMIUnd .14 J • s1~-\.k Nfll"es1.10. • '21V1+ ... ~OG$1.:ro • ao 11 ""-""' rweF-..1<1d22"" 1v •• ·~ I f I mil AUlodPt'oa I 4 '' HV.-\.II. cw • j11 .65 5 . I 12~ + v. Fed Sl<an .JO 5 1 1~... . .. ,..,. Ber 101 3 31 1•\ro .. "" NIJ Semlc.ori I! 10.1 11:\\ + .. ~Alto .. 3' l\I. + \.II. Trcolb '\Ob 1' '' 11)\li ..... burden o fi1ortn1 out their aetua eaee expenses. The ""lodSt 1.1C1 s 11 22~ + ... cn1 M11w cp 2 ,, '"" . Fodos1 1.1, 11 lb' ,.. + .,. •-e1 ,_JO 20 1 11,,.. .. ,,. Mats..~ .n , •s 1:w. + ~ SMo Elc .1G s • 11 -v. ,~tff c p .IQ , ,, 1• ~ • ~ O~'-al auto· mt"leage rates ••at you can u •e 1·n arrivi·ng at Aud Suctm11.1 •• 10 '"" .•. CNM11ep ot .. • 12 -~ Fe•••COfP 1 , s 1,~ .. v. ,_uG 1.S4 1 1s 1s¥>-v. "" Sl•nd ·'° , 11 "'Ill+ ,. 5.or\F 1111.IO • 911 21i..< + v. -.u u -J.rW<n• YI · Alli~ Cllol .26 S 1.st I~+ * Ch ~ 1 1 '' J~'lro-V. Flt>rebl'd .90 • I l:t'o .. ~ 1ow1PL. 1,M I 1l 70 t 'I• HISl•rc11.,10 IJ Tl ll\11+1 SfoJfl pl -~.. 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UMET Trsl •. :u 1~ ~ -or US Deis ave , ~·or e lrs "'• mi es AMAX l.1s 1 ti• 111t.-1.1, 0wom1 p1 s.. 1 s1 ~ 1 F111(1 Feo s; ~ •2 10111 + ~ 1u inu .u • 11s 11 ~ "' Nllw Pw 1 . .ri s 11 11 + v. s.v A. ''°".. 11 2~-v. Uow•co .10 J 1J 1211o + •.-1 15 •• mil f 12 mUeon OU 1973 e AMAXpfJ\lo .• l ttV.-1 ~lfl.40 •11!2 1CW.+ V:i Fir•lfM 1.10. '' 11'11• v. -J J-NvPplll.50 .. 112ot21\4o-V. 5.h'kl9M(h •• 32 '"'+ ~ ... IJnlNV1.1'1d' 1 41 .... I I cen..-• e, up rorn C: a Y r r • Afntwoc .so 5 11• ,_..+ ~ °"'/sior wt .. 39 lh+"' F•tO..r1 s1, ,,. 1111.t"" l•mH F .u10 22 1J""+"' NE11qElt.111 •• 11"'+"' swanor .1Sc11 lS '""' •.. una.nc:.11<a • 3s 1111+ 1 • .tum: Amco•CI ,Jf .. n • + "' c Mtitot .. 119 1VJ-.,., F,t Cftlc .'IQ ' ... 19*-"" Jllllfffl .11) I , llllo+ "" NEGtE 1.11 1 II 11""+ ... S..•Oll INl...S • 61 J..:..-Yt Un c:.mr~ 2 • ,. "'"' ••• -• I l I ...,_ocl.M • 1 \J'h ... CIJil••l1Y l11 .• S6 3~-~~ F•Unllnc•lll 24 •1•1o-~ J,apFnd .IStl .. '6 I"• •.. HEQTTL:M.11) 1' 2•"' ... SCAServk• 1 1• 3 +\lo unc:..rb .IO s 6S2 •SV•-~• -·• ne rate for each additlona mi e of busine1s trave l s ...,.,.,.., .lOa 1 61) 11v.+ "' o" a.111.611 1 12 11 ... F•t Mi.1 1• 4 ,,, 1s\lo-1'\ .MHPnoi _60 " 18 33~··-...., Ntwn.11 .» , 11 '"-+ 11o S<'-f•• cp tt J •11. .. """ u11 c.o... 1.u • •• 9l:.-,~ lo ,_ f 9 •• 1973 t AHts plJVj,, 22 •1 +loo On0-1 ... t 16 1"11-'4 Fs\Ml<Jel nw .. 21 lV•-Yt JC/1Ppf1.U .. 1\1) IQ +S Nwmnl 1.M 5 ., !1'1•+ 14 ScM<lftV.I021 »Cl l4Yot l'h union (orpll tlt a¥<o .. "ii c:en ... , up rom cen .. on your re urn ; All'IAlrJl'I .... I is 11"11+ .... CftO fM7.U •• 1110 u .. 2 F•N8o'i , 88 b JJ '''" ••. ,.,. CPlpf' .. ISO ll + ..... N*"""'''"' .. s .... ""' Sct>OU B ... 1• •»: 2l ....... Un Ele< 1.11 I us 11\lo-\oil -'The rate for charitable, medical or moving expense NttAlrllfte-s 111494 rtt + ~ 'Clft o 1111 .... 1100 11 + ..:.. F•INS a.nc: 1 1 1 1111o-11o ,._1 c '-'° 1 11 2>~ ... "" NVSEG1.10 ' 1t 21.,.,-v. Sct.1u<r111 .'IOt1 420 111C»k + 1 u11 E1 p11.n .. 1 isto-~ ~r At'/1911!. .20 .. ,. 1'111+ OflMlj.ttAO s • 17 + .... F~P•Cpl.Jl' IOS 19 t Vt .,. .. kor 111 J 11 ,.,._ '" Nl~1,\I. I .... 11 .... + .... SCM Cp .SO 3 1• Jl\lo+ ..... Uri Fldo!llvl7 15 m+"' tra el 111 cent.a a mlle,·uP from 6 centa on your 1973 return. ABl'•lld 1.61 1 112 •~ + cir "'" t.20 1 2s n'-+ "" FiPMt 1 •• 10 , 14 ,,,.._ v11 J1mw•n .eo 1 21s ?a·,+ .... N•• 1 J.'IO •• l&G 39'"' + "" scoA1tld .IQ ' 1 s '"" t v. unoc:.1 '·" , 101 3''• ~-• , th lri h t k • I AmBrc1t.• 7 !IS 1t~f'l 'h Cllkorp .•13"' ll\lo ... F~tU A1E .'411 20 9•,1 t.,.. JlmWpl 1.MI .. 24 31'11.+ .,., Nl19 11 .IJb •. 2 12'1•+ \.'& S.CotLaCl .)I' 14 14\lo+ '" u .. irov•l .10 • U8 '"'°+..,, But suppose at a past year, you ave a enactuo AITIBldQ .,. 1 21 1~ •.. C11Snot.*!9 • 1a1 ,,,,.. .. 1.,. F11vak .4SC1, , st •.. JHonl .11b •• ,, ,, .... v. NLlndus1,, 1• 13'1.4+ 11o Sca11Feur1' 110 11 '1li.-""" un1ro,.1p11 .. zto 1tl'!+1<.ii dedu~tona and depreciation on your car •or bus i'ness travel. " C•" 2.JOO • 43 11'"-'"' o u.11s Mio ' s 2.\11 + 11o F1w0ic 1.1• 1, 14 1'"' .. v. Jl4lln111 .SOD .. • 10.,.1-.,. NLT crp ·'° r 121 16"'-,,.. s.tottFor ... s 11 t v.-v.. utci Al•cr1 2 s •• "' + ..... .... ,. A C:.n ,,, !\., . • 1 22\l. + \lo CltmSO .1Sb ' 21 4 + ,,.. Fiw:roM 1.10 B •s 78~ .. ' JohllMv 1.20 1 llM. 22 -\loo NortolkWS s ' IQ 61"" • ..... S<.oUP•P ... I 111'11 14'-+ "' UICI Al•C p!I .. 1t M\l'r •. Then for any Year after th. end of ••e useful ,,. fe on wh1"ch ~n Mtq . . ' ,.. .. .... Oty ,,,., ... 5 101 '""' • I• Fi'1\ef F ,IQ I 11 14 ... '. JoM&J ICI+., 2SS UV. .. 1 NOrlnCp H~ 3 " 1• .... -,.. Scon.,. I .11) , 2 6\lo-"' UICI B•Olld~ .. 20 ... • • • ' LU Am<:lllll'll . 311 :UV.+~ 01y1nv~1 .. • "" ... Fi-·S<. 10' ,. 1 ...... Vo Jllill en·.I011 t• 'I'll! .. ""' NOrr ls 1.\2 s 21 1l'hf' \.; Sco~lllMfql, II l lti.+ ..... 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Hwa .... 1 . .0 • 10 tt:v. .. :111 51w1t0tt1.60 s s1 .. ,.,.,_"" usi..•w.1411) 30 11~ .-:. f ·In th hd A ~1Cotp•7 n 2"'-\to C0.1ol:lt Ck J 511 I + ~ FI08"'t1 ,Jlb .. J U't+ V• IC.•ul&Br .16 MS 6 .. NW!ill111.20 J al 2SV.+ "-51wUT1,otd J 2 21 \lo+ ¥. lJSRoattyl 1 • •V. .,, chan1e ip pay a)l bis expeDle$ 0 m;:eanll &~ e group a Am l,lootor• TO 410 •~+ \lo OtSGi:if 1.lt .• I l•'/I+ "' FortHwCI .fll 12 66 U 'lo+ I'.._ ll:loulBpl I',,, 9 ll + YI Nwst Ind wi 1 111/J • \lo ShellOrG .» • S •'Ito ... US Sl>OO .tS S •7 ~ •·. all 0 bl; Own expenses of the trtP. The IRS said '11-t. th~ •mNGS 1.u 1 Mo "" + '"' OtSGl!f 1.u . . 16 11...,_ "" FosttrWhl 1 1 11s 22•" • 11, <•week 4Q , 1 1o:w. ... .., N*"' 1n pl s •. • 1s11o • lv. 5lwnr111 1.u . . J 1•'11! • v. ussi"t 2.111 4 561 •1:i.-'\-. !.:. Nit Slllr ... IOI " 1~ Ito OX.col J.11 20 2t1 1S .. +""" Fo•boro .60 '' 11) 27~. I Ko,'le•R .Ml • II 1'!/•-"'-"*"llpf •.20 .. l S7\lo + .... ShellerG],. 2 lQ .. • us Tob .~ 10 I IS... .. • educator had to Include the fair nt"l!et value of the trin as AmSm1 ,..., 4 116 11 + "" eou ... 1.•12 304 1-¥1+ "'-F•ot1k 11111 . .o10 1n 11•1o .. "" oc:....,.c11 .10 • 10 5'11.+ .,.. N_u.,,,..c s . • 1• .,,.., siwrwu 2. •1 ,,,, ~-v. un1To1 1.ot t 11 11 + ...., ed • Fhis Afn Slnd .IO I U 12"" + 1'\ 'C'.o4Nllh. .» S 26 I .... + '°" F•OPtM 1.MI S ICI 2''AI • II> <ener lo ,SI) S 9 7:it." ''-Nw Mii .lib 1 11 11\6-'I. !>krroP< . 1 3' 101'> f' '" \MIT el wh , . 92 ~·• + l•M> income. But 1lnce he expected te compensat ,or NttSIOpl """ .. 42 " + .,. c.toc:• 11111u .. 11 ,.,._ v. F,.,.,,.,, 1.10 s 111 11 + ,.. <e11099 .11<1 16 1,s 16,,.. •1.o -Pt c1 . .on 1 34 11,..+ "' SleM•Co . ss 1•1111 + .,, lHl1t•oM"' , 21 '"" + "---·ic~ bY htvlng hls own expens~nafd~dbyreceivinga AmStorU.M10 SI I c.oi .. 1 .... 11 •11 21\1+ ~ Fuct ... 111C1u 3 .. 4"• <tnco112_11<1 1 ..oo 11s .. ~ Nw5t1 2 . ...,. 1 s1 Jt'll!+ .-, s.ign.1Copt1 .. 1 1sv. ... t1n1v1rcp1 J 33 19""+1\:o ~"Cit 'I" AmSlor"' 4 16 lS •.. ColQP .. JYt •. 1100 4 .. --GG-'yU!l11.l410 1S I•~ ... HrtnCol.105 1 21\lo .. SIQnodeCplll) t ll\lo + 'Al Ul'llv~U•l2 I 15 ll:V.•"" ....,uslfhlagroupwaslargerthan'a anoci 1edquota,healso "'"'"''1 . .010111.i .so-.+ l'I Coffl.Alk .«1 J it sv.. v. c;.11101110s1 • 1 ~'"" Yt <erc McG11~ 1J3 1o:i.. .. 1w Nor1nSl'.<10a t :iat '''"'+ v. s1mPrc .100 • 11 •'Ill+ v. 1.tn1vso1t ,tl) • 91) 12~ .. "• r-· k ""!. !L. Am'T&'lol• .. 110 S4'111+t ColllM"ood 1 17 Jlt. ... GAC Corp l 22 ,.... cey~lone 1 2 4 1~1 •• '" NrtSipll,60 .. 21 31v.. ....... 51..,,,,.c _ .. I 21 , ....... 14 UPfohll .'611 721 11..:..+ll• wa.sanor,edtodeductthefairma"r etva1ueofhlstripplus """P'A~ ..... 12 •s11o+"' C01flllflll .4ll1s 1u """+1* GAF ep .s2 s 110 1ov.+ ~ <1ddew .10 c ll , • .,.,~ "' Nucorc11 .24 • s 16'111+"" Slft'IPP•l.JJ"' ,., 1:1 uSl1FE ·" 1 311) 1~+ .._. t th od t . f " co e AT'Tol•J.7•-· ., .... + "'-ColorlStl.U 1 J 1IW. •.. GAFpll.!O .. 1 ,,.,,. .. \" .C:idOoWpl,, , 11 ..... 1. NVF Co11* 1 2' II~+"" 11 ...... (11 t lit 11'4f' .... USlFtnc: ..... , 111 ... his otbe expenffs as n ecessary o e pr uc ion o in m · ""'T&T wt .. ,,,s 1r.+ 1111 C011 tftdu' 1 .i 1t0 11~-"" o.m 5k 1.fll .• 1 111"• ... ..:1mDC1 1.M1 • n1 2s• ... -•• , ---0 o -Slnoe•P' ,,,, .. a 33'4-:w. USM Corp' 3 .i1 1sv.+ ~. I f ••'• 1974 lin ' t th l ' of AmW•tr .14 S S) I"-~ CollolA 1.60 . . J 20V. + 1"' G.Ml5'1oi' 1.60 . . I It'"-~ <l~DS .IQ I 2.. J +-• 1 0.k Incl . .0 l • • .,., + "" SkagqCo ,IQ I .a !JV.• \.II. USM pt 1.10 .. ! 23 + lo't The n,et relU t 0 "·.._, . rU IDB}! ~~ .. -8X ~D .. e np Awtr pl l .• J .. io40I) 1Sll> • . . Colllll .. ""' • • 5 .... + .. Glftnelt .•4 11 Sol 11"-+ •,(, (lrw:ll C ,'IQ 6 J~ 14"• • '•• O.kitePr .IM 7 1 10.,..__ .... Skll Cofpn .• \I 10'• • '!. Utlll 111 .ICW IJ U> S1"'° " ~ • ...... ,. leliders who are reqwted t~ffbrm s~rvlces'"lh ex-"'"''°" .'911 • 13 11~ .. . Col ~ 2.116 1 n 2s""+ ~ O-dDtn .1• 11 1s 22v..+ ~ .c l M .-.or1 . J 13i;•-"" 0cc10 P .2Sb 12111 1s"' + "' SkyllnCp .14 ,1 1s 18"" ~ ~ u1•11PL 2.11 1 23 2111o + '"' -b •• d ArneiSl .IOd .. JI ""' •.• Co1Glf/llS!4o .• 13 Sii'! ... G«flftkl .96 s • IQV.--\4 (fllQl'llR .S.10 32 20 .. v. Qc.dCIPlpl4 ., IS 114'\ot"' SmltllA0 .1116 I] I ....... UV 1Nlu~l1 J .. , lt\lo+ ~. change for getting their trips al no cost -4tf:IUse .•·ue e· .. ,..,,~ 1111 • • IJ'll + ,,.. eo1 Picture'.. 11 J¥to-v. ~''°'" .u • 1 1sv. ... <oollrir>q co 6 1s 1 .. '4 Oc.cP1p1 l . .c .. 1n '' t 1 Sm11111nt .2, 11 ns 19•;, t-~~ -• v- h · "lloff th · f th tr 11111111"1111.J,11 11 13'i'I+ \o\o ColSOlll.tt I U 11\.'o ... Gnl~c1.12 1 11 11'111+ \.4 (Olll\f'p1 2\',,. J 2S "\l'r O.:cl'lpl2.ll .. 6 26'i'lf'"' SmlUltlm.111 >OC1 JI -1\4 V•rl111 .20 t 191 e•Ao+ 'loo du.ctions fort e tnp wt set e 1n·come rom e IP.. "'"'« inc: 1 ' 21 1tv.+ 'IC. eo1weo Mio . . 10 l*+ "" Gt..-..r '" 2 ' 2v.-"' <oppor 2.110 • 11 4S -.-:ir. QQoen c.-p 1 , 1CM 1a\~ .. , s->ckor .IO 1 1 11\4o-v. vH<1r1 1.119 • s 2~\o •.. t th I -•r.. ot f able change on your AMP •11c: .J, ts 24S 311' • z Combd com 1 ss 1G + .,.. GCA CotP • 11 J:i,r.-"' <oppor of'•.. 11G tt ... ,. Ofilo ee1 1.w. ' 1°" 1s"'--"" Sol• 8•• ·'° , 11 •'•-"' \/'efldO co 22• 1 ,\\_ "" Bu ere s anuu1er. n ·50· av or • , -.mpc:o .«1.1 l 11 1 -,.._ Comb £ 1.11 • 11• 11-+2 Gunit1i c.., . • 2 t • .'\loo <rinco 1.92 11 ,92 J!•A~ \to °"' E p• '·s. .. 1JllO 4tll> .. 21o11 SMtst• 11111 s , 2\f . . . VOflk.oln ,lo 1 1 1:111 + Mo 1974 tax return which can force you to do much more ""-• ep • 110 '" t " cme 111 1.~ . . 11 1s -v. an...,.., .24b • . 1 1,,. . . . <re\9CI .n 11 n•1 11~-1v. o.. e p1 1.14 .• 11G 11 .. 11:. \OriYQ:I .O'lb w. )31)(1 1 .. .,. vos1.1ur .PD . • 21 11.,. .•• ... Amrop(o.rp .. 1 l'l'.o •.• ComSfvl . .O. 11 !1 -¥. GnAOU .IQg ••• ,,,,,__.,., ''Ofhlel'.ICI. 7 11 ..• ~PptCl.6 .. ISO 10 +l Soo 'lrl,,Old 6 II,,.,.+ .... VotcoOrhhlS 2» 2J\la+ ~ paperworkthanonyour '73retu~ ..... , , "'""',.,.2.10 2 21 21\4+ v. 0nwee1t.xi 9 102 2•""+"" GenATr1.ao 1 11s JJW""' <rOQet 1.3' • 11!1 2~ .. ..., 1.c;e1.1011 •6 10'/'o + v. soscn1 .11 • 1G .:w. .. .,... vFCorpt111, 10 11v ... ..., IN BRIEF' IF You received .. more than $400 in Ait.orott.•s .• 1 Jt\lo +"" Cwl!dllft.11 .. 31 2t + '" Gon8nc:s.IO s 10 11lk• 11o <v,.,..111 .40' 1 ''"' •.• 1•NG 1.60 t 19 21 -v. sc.re 11.4 9 '62 11•1>+ v.. v1ocom tn1' • •v. ..• AmUral.OI .. I I '.._ Com£Clpr1 .. 1 23 •.. Gn~I0 -14.J IJ1 t•.-.+ V. -LL.-n (i>l.M S 18 ll>t.+"' Soulhdllwn l 103 11 +Vo lflClotCC.SO 1 6 • .• dividends or more than $400 in interest in 1974, .you cannot Am1t.d 1.20 1 21 .. + 1"' cwE.oot 1.•1 .• • 11...,+ "• Gfl c9r 1.to 1 1 1ll'o+ .,., ... <Gts 1.s. 1 , ,,..., + "• 011111tron 1 ' 11 1s ••• 5dw<I ~ 1.1C1 .. 1• 12~-"' Vo E•ec 1.11 1 51.l 11.,.-"' "'"11lln ,ll ' I 6.¥,+ '4 c-pr 1.tO •• I 21""'+ Vo GtnCl111 .<1A1 t7 l•V.+ ~ ... m~11Snlj J 2.2 17:111-\lo OrNr11lfl .514 J t'llo ·i: S...9kM I 16 l:W. V1E,....•.11 •• 1l0 •» +1 fUeyourreturnonthesimplePorml040A,eventhougbyou A11,K11e1110 1 22e 11,,. • .,.. eome•awi .• 1 I"" ... Gn oew•oei 4 1 '""+ v. ... rwBry .1 1 21 1~ ... DNkkL. .1• s 2 •"-+"' SoePS1.t1o:1, 1 tvo v1£Ppf4.20 .• 110 •3'h+1'h llf th " "h f 1 t cf. MCllH< I .• 7 2 16\lo + v. c-Oii •111 IJ1 .,,. + "" Goll Oy-5 12 2l:W.. .... ...1roo. '100 5 31 12..:.. + .... °"'HU M 1 • 2 11'4-l'I s CllEll 1.6' s 163 1t.... \/'o£1 pt •.••• J100 •M • v;, ot.herwtse would qua y to use a 1 ort orm. ns ea you ""°"-,c••',' ~ •• t4~+ •1.o cwonpt1.n .. '' l•ll'r ... c;n E1.c 1.'°12 sio •1\\+1:w. ..e•rSl1q.n 4 u sv. ... o.-co .11 • ' 4Yo• .,.. Soutl'tCot . .o 1 ssn ,o.,.+ v. V•E••c !If 5 •• uo st .-1 must fll. Your return on the r -·tar )'orm 1040 and you also· 1 ,. -1 + 6..:.-•t. eomm s.11 • 101 JJ4"t+ :i.. GnFood 1.40 9 2•• nv.-v. ..... s pt1v... 22 13 + v. Or A:Ct• 1.20 • n t(I>,(,+ :111 SONR•t 1.•s 1 s1 ,.,.. + :v. voe• p11.20 •• 12C10 ?o -1 "'&"' An~ul C11 •1 ' .. '' +It. ConlpulrSCl1S lO 2\11 , .. GooGrl.06dl1 11 I'*+~ _. .. Wf .tcl') • S 1•l't+ V. OtltEI t .20 I t1 291111+ _, SHlT•l 1.M t I ll¥.f' '.lo V1Elptl.&.1 •. 11QQ 11 -1 must flll in a detailed listing of your dividends or interest, ""9<111C .10 s 1• 1~ ··• ~r• 111 .. ' ,,,. ... c;n~t ... • 3 • ... ..MC11.a.N .SG ' 11 11111 ... Out.llllM 1.10 1 •1 11111+ v. Sllhcll 1.2• 1 101 ~+ 1111 Vor...m1nc • " s~ v. I ed Ao<• Oii •I J 11 II~"' 1.m. • IS 1•"-+ ~-Gen lmlr 21 • llO IV.+ "' --·"° 3 l l ~~ + ~ OutlotCO ·'° • 10 ,.,,, . . . so AoU 2. It , 105 II"+ ""' VSI Corp .Ml • I 1!Mll-.,,. whichever exc eeded $400. on 1eparatoSchedule B to be ii "'*-carp .. JU '"" ... c-.:c AO 1 1 ,,,.... + ,,. Gen Mod .1• 1 is 1:ir.-"' ..otM PIC .ao • ,, 12>J.-"' ~ .1s :1 11 1Mi-v. ioAa.11~,,,10 .. • s'i\-v. """llM 1.IO s u 21"9+ .,., • A"Pt..Corpl J ! 1J +VI GollEll.JQb a ;u1 ,.,,.. ·-· GollM IU \.101• lft •1~ .. \.ii .1llV•l lnd 7 lS IS-11 ... OvorTm .• I II lt'AI+ .... SDRlllgr ),. 1 16"'-+ \'I ---·-with Form 1040. AAA s.w '·" 12 2• ,Ro +n11 eonsE11 ,,. , . • , ...... + v. GtftMllt .tcll> 11 "2 :M.'9 + 1 ..e11 "•' P• . • ] 11v.+ 1 • °""'neF .• 1• 1CM JJ + -. ~ 1.MI • , , 21\!o .. ""' w.~Rl! •• ,, • • 1fll .. • • I n contrast, for 1973, you were allowed to file on Form Z',y,."o".,·.," ,,• .,", ,•,.,• r,.,Yli COllE,,, '-'I •• llOO fll'h .. ~ Gen~ i:it s .. T ...... .. . ..011mn .~ .. 34 1ol't-"' 0wen1111,.,0 • s3 3,s • ,1111 5o1.11111e1 .40o12 10• 1ov. • .,.,, ~c p .7• • 1• 11~+," ,. CtMl"cll.JS I XI' 11 .. "II Gln~.1MJt.1n . 11'1+ ~ ..on<lflr Cp 5 1 4i-.-\.k Ownllpf•:w. •• 2 I -ioW!.TFr .iO 4 9 IV. ... Wiel'lpfl,20 .• 5 40 -1040A regardless of how much yo~ l'f!Ceived in dividends or .\r'ctlC l!t11p ·· • 111o+ "' Ctw1Fe1p14'11!,. · 1 12u. .. 1•1. G P\JbU 1 . ., ' 111 1414+ ·"' _..... 1,. .11 , 1 1,,. + .,... QlftonflnM 2 1 nr.-i~ SWf'orpf '"' •• 11 ,,,,... Mt w.cM11,~1 • 15 4 .... , • JC AflSl•r Inc I 9 J:W. + V. Coll FrQl .11) I ' t 121h + \lo Gl'IAofr .1111 4 St 9'tll + ~) ..ov Fd C1p . , J '"'° + \to _, P'-<;ows1PS .'I'll t J2 I~ w.i...-I II •2 11:111+. ,,. • interest, ii you qualified for that farm in all other respects. ""' PS 1.» • •s 11"'+ ,... c-NG2.11 9 42 t• .. . c-...s1qn.1·''11 » JIM+ "' ... vi 51"" .a , 1Js 11'4-,... '".c111 .. 1.20 ·+ tt 1J ll. ... ~ton .u , 1 .ZIL -~_. W•lrtH 1.6Gil)} ' 40"" + ,, AndevenlfyoufiledonForm1040k>rltl73,youdidnothave Ante.st ..... lJ • ··· COtttm,_.J' Mt 1"'-:i.. G11 srtt1tne11 2 4• 1~-\ .. ...0111t1Furn 1 10J 3'\" \, 11•co.u 1-• .OJ"'""··· ~vt1' ~1 i-M ,. wt;illMIH'.MI 22 '"' ••• AtkUG l.10 s ,., 2J .... Coo11Pf/lll.•J .. 1tt0 61 -J GTE 1.IOIO Soll n 11:1+ :I.lo _FE~"" s lS l '•-'·• P..clft1 ... ,• ",..ill""+ .... s,p..>rvHptl .. ~ ' ..• Wa!Mort r101t1t)Ol)IS ••. to file • separate Stbedule 8, no matter how much you re· "'i." Rttov .. ii '"" ... c.r.P,,, 1.11 .. 110 •1 -1 G. Tl•• 1. 100 1 '"' 1s'lll+ 1. _ 0 F 1.60 1 11 ,,, •• .,,. PacP91r1 .. 1s 1 ·~"' ... Sp 11:.11e1 ·" , Js9 ll"-+ 1"" w.r;: L .CMb 1 2042 •~·-~ d Afmtol,t(N' Sll !6"4-"" C'9fl~f/111.P6 .. J210 ..S + '> Glllfllitolnc} II JI• -OF pl•J...t . 2 SJ\? PocPw,r1,61le, '° .. ' ',', -.. ·~ *.illlll £1 l ll4 •'J.t ~\ Wi• FOQlh .. 22 •..._ •;.: ttlvedin ividendsorinterest. Atft\ptJ,10 .. 11) 21v.-~ Goll'"iif'-"··1110,14 -'• c;.nuln P .s.20 31 tt ... l'bb1 McN1 1 ~ , 1 Pc'f& 1.10 + ar.llOMl .1J • 1 fll.-'Ai w1mtto.10 ' st .. -.. " ,O,rmsCll .t21S IJJ 21~+ \II O:lnP'Wr,,, •• , •t SJ'lolo-l"-G.-P•c .IOQ I? 1}1 31 ti _it>rl~Cp . .O J J 10 P•lfMW.Ob .. I• '4v..+ 'Al D1,l011 12 16t'o .,. WarnCm .40 4 S1 12 +"" ~ If your gross dlyidend income last year was not more "'""''flt 1.IQ s ,,. 12vi.-2:v. Goll'"flf4.12 .. 11C111 "° t2 G.-Pwlll 1 • .0 .. i11Q •'· .... iw.11 Lon .. i l""-"' P•lntP' 1.». l 1t'h+ v. .... M 11 203 3s1t.. ~ w.1c..ipr 1•'• .. ' 23.,., . •• ••~ · I t th ttot I tin 10 fF 1040or Arvl"1ne11 .s210 2• ~+"' een11.t.t.10k • 1s1 ,,.. G1•be•Pd1 a s 1,1 •. u -r1 L111 . 1 '~"-"" P,~,.. .. ,·!! !,,',·",~ \.· . .-. •••.,• .. !,"',,,' ,','s' •,•, •. •,•, .• ".,"""~.·,.",,' ,,.• ,',.,,,• .... an_....,,SJmpyener a aon e ao orm AMue1 1.fll .. 1t1n~.""°"1~1 • .,1 562'"-+'• c.nv0•1SG10 211•J~ ... 1 ._1911 Mv2v,'1 ,121~+""' -·· ·-~· .... Std -.,, Y• ~ ... line tOa of Form 1040A, whichever you use. Att111101r 1\, • 11 1•~t Yo cni1c.o. • .., 1 u 1~ . GF au~.12 ' 1 s·~ .. '' Li99Mv ·Pl i' . 110 .,,. .. · v. P•n &.m Air .... s •'" ... $1&P~n1 .212• l.I Jtv. .. 1 ~~ w•"'G1 1.• 1 2 11111 . ••~ h th t .uNOpf 1.40 . -I 11Vti '/1.• CMlllC.J.60 IS U4 JI -'o Gi •nl PCm I i ll 1,,,. • .. L.H!yEll 1,lo 11 111 ••V." IV. ~le 2 1 •2 32111-°"" Std Oil Cll r 4 S1S ·2S + \.II Wo.,.NU .Ill S t.i 1214-Jf the total was more than ,,......., s ow a amount on AIOrrG 1.fll 1 '4 22 .... -"' -c11111Cp 1.20 1 1 ... ,..,,._ '• Glt>r F1n1 si s ., ·~ ~. Lioc:Nu Tf\1 , 151 .,1,.+1~ -~ s •1 '""'+ v. w•.001114111 1 Mii• 41 + ""' W•Nttrf tt.o\i •. t """ + ..,.. Alf>'-. .0 3 ltJ 114-\4r Ill 1111, •• •JI J.... , Gill Hiil .5.~ • S, 10"4 . , L.lnNFd ,11 , S ll'M-~ 1, 11 i • 1• • Va 5-d"-r 1.'2 , . I 2J -\lo WI ... W 1.S2 t ll 1"" • Im. 0 108 of Form l040-you can't use Form I040A. I repe"* "'5 Soro 1.111 s " ,,.,.. .... ~""" .nb .•. 11 •~ •.. c:.10<tLw . u11:1 J s2 4 -'Vi llll(N\I J .. 11 ,21i1.;+t\Go . 1 • 1111> •.. St0110111.a. 14 2' S.'¥1 + ,,., w.~ s1111 .i 1 1•'h- nd I th d tall the dl.vldend payers and the Allco M . IMi • ,, '*-" I Mta •• 19 1•1t-•, G111011t 1.,.. 1 1•1 . 26 + .,.. liorwl Co.:. Lmonin 2•,.,; 20 1 6v.t :,,_ Posco inc r JS 111i11o • "' s1e1 p,w ... 1 2 l \lo ... wa1kt1J .lOd 11 21 11 -' amounts.th"'-• paid in Part I of separate Schedule B. Identify AttRlcMl\'i 10 m 1s1ot1+ "" 11t1T111 1 .. 12t-. . . c;.1e1--. Wk .. • 1 ..... "' l l"n c11 pl'1 1 1s:i-. ... v. P•y ... s .:io I 1.i t!Mi + v. StM>de• .s2 ' s '"" .. "" W•l'M G ·'° 1 1s ''"' .. "' k h Id b the Alltcll .. ~ •• 1100 •7 -1'\ CllMf'I 0.t• GIOl>&I M.l r10,·61 11\lif' ~. l.Kkllffd J 12S s "14 Pl!obG1 .oe.1 )Cl 1511>+ 'lo St-•Y .tel f I 1\11 ••• Wofloll.!k .. 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D IO mark the Music Box her audience irito a de· spring la au •wTY al\d farewell performance eoruln th~t should have birds are -silent in my (at lout, in' this part d been s~Od on \his bit· grief," · the world) of. th• lm~ " tersweet occasion,, this Schuber• s enly m,ortal Bli~abeth s tbern C•li(ornia Cemino.Sbemastereda most gracious of Scfiwar&Xop£ cou~Cl In· Schwartkopf. ~ .. .::.. bothersome cold and she dramatic sopranos en .. terpret him ,,.. He who 1 The term immortal la • also retained n firm co!'~ thralled us with encores could resist the· po.t&'Pan- , not use<l' litJ>Uy by tlils I 1iHB COLLEGE most troiof an eyening that, m· drawn from a repertoire cy of tbooe,few bars wu w.rlter. 'The lu1troua ~ h•s a 1plendid terms of audience reac-accUmulaled in mo"re made of aterner st~! German 1opr1no, mli:· ·aaditoilum and con· tion alone, could have thao .fO years of concert than this critic4 ~ • •• ....... tress of a breath~ aJsten\17 ataeea first quickly brought tbet~ars appearances. How we long to showet- range th..,t could carp dur mt&llcal programs. that afflicL this wnter She leaves us now with this lovely German lady her in a l:iir or two from .BUt 1ureJy, the farewell now as be offers his final her s upecb recordings with our tributes. But the the mincing coquette to of tJM. immortal (that tribute to this tremen· and our memories : rules 'at El Camino were Wagnerian passion. w DJ"'d 'a I'"'-in) dousartist. Schwarzkopf at Covent oo m~s. no fuss, and followed the likes of ScbwAfll&:Opf co\lld have There will never be Garden tn a Schubert re· that was ·the way the re. Lotte Lehmann and been better. recognized another Schwarzkopf. cital that sent a member cital was handled. Elisabeth Schumann and in, say, the Loe Angeles There will never ~ a of the Royal Family But you can't, take our leftthem·tnberwake. MusicCenter. aoprano or her caliber weeping from the state typewriters away , 11Uswriterfind.sitre-But one senaed that wbowill bring us to our box. Schwarzkopf in Madame . And this llo-.IS::!....----...;._,,~~~O::::::::::O::":'--~ markable that she cboae this utterly charming feet in humility for the Athens gracjously ad· writer's rather damp one f:l Camino College for artist preferred to offer sweet purity of her ding 1yet ano•ther hasdoneitshumblebest the staging or ber final her final bow in the Schubert, the clarity and Schubert aJr to her pro-to convey the thoughta of •.. ~LJl~~~~~"tll:.l~lperformance Jn ou·r .bumbler ~nfines ol ~ subtle interpretation or gram because a certain your legion ot admirers -her Richard Strauss and y 0 u n g j o u r n a I i s t in this part of the world. A ·0t.isftil~AM -here she truly stands desperately wanted to Auf Wiedersehn. Unt ~v.,_.;.·-.,..,,.,.....,.:::::=::::'"::'-=--11 1\.TeW TV Sene• S alone -the flawless, ut· hear It rrom her in ··Ha be Dank e. • • • • ••c:oN,.•1s10N10,-1,.~ terly enchanting stress person. · · Madame. "wtNDO'll' c1..•A1tNl!11" 1111 she gave to anything by ··:.__:.__ ________________ -! "TH• MOO. 'flll r- £ -sm"""o .. -,., v. lo1J I Y -ntl~S~ .. tll _ .L' j !1~ __ ....;...;._~--11 • in Ratings a--i.t.• "'"'"" .oo .... ~~ 'Noto1 tt~• ,, JU Mon.ttwv .to7 p.101.-61.H IOUDOrT BIVITOH TO llDl.l.B.l.POLIS TOlll!BI :500. The Sixth Annual · CALIFOB•IA 500 SanetiOMd b1 U.S.A..C. Sunday, March 9, 1975 Here's a no~stop entertainment spectacUlar for the whole family-the most exciting auto race west of Indianapolis! See Indy champions like Mario Andretti, Bobby and Al Unser, A. J. Foyt and Johnny Rutherford battling at over 200 mph for a $300,000 purse! About Ontario Motor Speedway: it's the most accommodating race track in the world. Every seat is cldan and comfortable, with an unob-. structed view of all the actidn. Overnight infield . "',_ .. ping, too. CaJifornia 500 infield general admission is $7. Reserved seats are $12, $15, $20, and $30. Hugo Wolf. · ALL THREE com· posers were mos t suitably represented in her final program. In· .fact , Strauss' ap· Ewty llrdl M.tiffe •~HPricu · W/s..."H15p.a lotttC-...s Doan o,-Dolly 6:45 $111. S-.-1:)0 ··"'' GUATFAMILY IMTBT AIMMIMT ·~ • ''TOKLA T" IGI . •.. , .... "COODFA THU tr Ill "YOUHCO FllAHKEHS~ ly Mii l..Miis IPGI .. MURDER OM THE ORIEHT EXPRESS" ll'GI "THE STROHGIST WAH INTHEWORLD'" '1MCUDllLE JOUIHIY"' fGI "GOME WITH THE W'IHD" "'SOTUMT GlllEH" lPGl "COHFESSIOM OF A WIMDOW CLEANER"' Ill + "CAHDY .. llll "'THE LOMG EST Y Al:O- .. OOESSA FILI'" Ill hey made him a rock star. Then theyimade him a god. ••m"" [\l\VJD ESSEX AD<\M FAfIH .,, LARRY HPGMAN .......... RAV CONNOLLY p,,..1U'O!dt... DAVID PUITNA.M and SANFORD llEBERSON 0im:1cdb,t MICHAEL APTED Columb!d Pirture\/ A Division of C'*'rT.bia Pictures Industries. Inc. i--"'""'""''.-~,-·,,,.-_.,,'"s' !RI. 111~~~~ .,. ID "9IODIJCTIO<O NOW PLAYING Victory Circle seats are $55. Twin 100 races ll~~~~~~ugM~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~ March 2nd are $6 and $15. So don't miss out ·on the excitement! Get your California 500 tickets now at all Ticketron outlets -including Sears, Broadway, and Ward's. Or Wallichs Music City and Liberty agencies. Or at the Speedway Box Office just off the San Bernardino Freeway at the Haven exit. 40 minutes from downtown Los Angeles. (714) 984·2255. 3901 East G SI., Ontario, Call· for~ia 91764. , Hurry to gel the location you want -the best seats sell first! . ' 'ONTAfUO MOTO!{ SPEEDWAY • ··10·· . ~ The report revealed that the man being held for psychiatric obServation and murder ' was ~· rookie cop. WALT • Dl9,!!BY~ --~ "Vla.t·-J:4S.7:JS ..,w,...._,:»>:M CUTOOtlS-1-1:41 , • I" j. '"" '-' ,,,. ,.·,_ PHA.VfOM . . "'"" -~~' PARADISE L l '?HAH1'0M OP TH! PAIADISI,. 1:1 s.•:lo.t:a:~ '"COKCUT FOi IANGLAOl:SH'" l:J0-4:50-1:05 . ~"CHAlllY MO--l;l.1'11 "llWl6U_._....,.., ...... NTON"'--t:it I THE Sfm>fORD WIVES · ' . ' " ........... *'..., ............ ~ ... I • t I r 1 .. _) "', - • . I • o,aiqi~ .-coast- ' ' • • I Today'•O. lag "N.Y. Stoe . ' CALIFORNIA J • EONESOAV,FEBRUARY12, 1975 N/C TEN CENT~ ~ TMsteeS Mull Tax Override Election "' • ' ., II • • • 1 Newport.Mesa school trustees I ...W lliicldle next Tuesday to ltart , JIUlhlPJ •red inkbud&etP<eCllCI· I eel.for IB7S.76 Into the black .. : Oneoltheo~tions !hey wifidis- 1 cut.a: ia a • May '27 tax o"enjde di.dim in which ~rustees would • j ask vote.rs-in NewpQrt ~ach and ' c..ta MOia to pum~ oddillqnal t property taxes into their school' system. ... 'l· .No firm· figure on the _amount . ' of lUCb an ... oVerrlde has ~n men~'biti Ii, I• ~kely it ."°'llil ille ··~ of the overrtpe·whlch failed to win vol.Or. •PP"9Val last Nov- •ember. · .,. · · • Trustees ate Uot expected to make aD)t 4ecia.ion on the posslbUlty pf a new override elec· tim unW their Fe~. 2:1 meeting. Next Week's special bUdget , study sessi~wase,tl!edTu«isday after trustees : -Got a budget plan from school SUpt. John Nicoll indicat- ing the district. will ,be $2.1 J million shy of meetilig 1975-76 funding needs. -He8rd from Corona del Mar area parents who suge:ested areas in ,which spending cut- backs could be made. • The parents, wbo:se children attend schools · feeding int.o Corona del Mar High School, sug~ gesled major cutbacks in the 'areas or consultants (other thah counseling), professional meet- ings, mileage, teacher sub- stitutes (other than for illness> and administrative positioris at · the school and district lev,el. Within the budget pl41nning guide -the first step to a pre· limin3ry budget -Nicoll report- ed the projected Income for l!l'IS.76 lo be,about$39.6mllllm •. Estimated expenditures~ ~ed on this year's figures, were set at about $41. 7 million -leaving' the district with a '2·1 milliongap. Althou.gh parents, teachers and administrators bayfil been meeting throughout tl\e distriet .in budget talks, the most or· ganized effort thus far has cor;ne from the Corona del Mar parents. I' LeRoy Studer and William Nt?'Ville, parents representing the 3S·member School-Community Advisory Council for the Corona del Mar zone, gave trustees a synopsis or what parents there do anddonotwanl_ A 20.quesUon survey was r~ turned by 18 percent or ·lhe parents. with more surveys still coming in, according to Studer. !See BUDGET, Page>\%) ' I Salesman Held Sex Rap Facing Coast Man Slleer Sea Newport Beach detective$ an- nounced the· arrest of a 32-year- old Huntington Beach insurance salesman today on charges relat- ed to several alleged kidnaps and sexual . assaults on male and remale hitchhikers. Douglas Ernest Cassidy of 8401 Caslilian Drive'was booked late Monday night on a warrant charging several counts or kid- nap. The salesman was held in lieu of $25,000 bail. Detective Sgt . Kenneth Thompson said the arrest stems from et least two incidents in Newport Beach in recent months, one in 1-luntipgton Beach and another in South Laguna. Jn two separate assaults in Newport, Thompson alleged that Cassidy stopped to pick up male hitchhikers and then forced them into his car al gunpoint. He then allegedly drove the victims lo seeluded areas and forced them to perform sex acts. Afternoon sunshine attracts sailors,· fis- hermen and just plain strollers to Newport Harbor jetties. Skies were clear Tllesday JftJ>t' w@:ill wl!icll tain~f/Jloo, . day left Orange Coast freshly scrubbed. However, fog drifted in today and the we;tther.man said t)lere are ~rospects of ~...lllJ!l'e,r,ain be{fAA ~ ~jf..qi!b_..., A similar incident in reeenl weeks in South Laguna involved a young female hitchhiker as the victim, detectives said. , T~91l'R~P,~. sajd)he ••<°'Ill.' male victim in Newport Beach led to the arrest. ,, -~ai~me~t ... Set In Atwater Death Marina Opinion Sought ··He was able to get a license number' after the. assault, and after some checking w~ came up · with a mug shot and sllowed it ·to the other victims," Thompson said. Cassidy faces prosecution first on the Newport and Huntington cases which will be handled together. Once disposition of that I By JOHN v "'"TERZA Of Tll• D•lly ~llM st.Jtf Arraignment for the 40-year- old male nurse charged in the murdet' of Corona del Mar housewife Nancy Atwater and her eniom bm ent in a concrete- 1 filled oil .drum will resume MARKET POSTS ANOTHER PLUS NEW YORK (UPIJ -The stock market, overcoming early profit taking, closed higher today on the New York Stock Exchange i n a · heavy trading ses'Sion shortened. by a major snowstorm in the New York area. The Dow Jones industrial avec-age, orr more than t\\o·o paints al the outset. gained 7.43 point.s to 715 .03 . Advances lopped declines, 971to381. (Tables. BS 1. Most analysts said the market was continuing to show the· attengt.b that has carried prices sharply and broadly higher since the •first of year. Glamors and blue chips paced the rally. . .· Conaiderable cloudiness . 'tonight ~nd Thursday, ac- .cordtn•g to the weather service, with cooler tem· · . peratures expected. Highs 58 at the beaches to 62 inland. Lows U>nigbt 46 to 52. ,. , INSlOE TODAY 1 A. proffle of .oCtrea1 C\ltherine ~l'>fneJwe.a ~nriew of Clter Bono'• "flrd oolo TV 1how . and 1lotie1 ,fromtheOro•geCOOll,alologwilh r OCMr.czr«c::Je1,_oreonP.agc 02. .. ' '' '' l11dex I • Thurs~ay in Harbor Judicial Dis - trict MuniciPal Court. Daniel Gerbis Bedelian, who had setved as the night attendant to the woman's ailing husband, is set to appear at 9 a.m. in the court ol municipal· Judgt Selim S. Fr ankJin. ·The jurist firJt begen the pro- ceedings ·ort form al charges or murder last Friday, but agreed to a pOstp.onement so that Bedelian would have enough time to seek a private attorney. In the interim. the husky Lebanese immigrant has been advised by a public defender. He has remained in custody since his arrest last Wednesday-only hours arter Mrs. Atw.ater.),O. was reported missing rrym her Cameo Shores "'home. Ball has remained at $250,000. Bedelian has been loQged in Orange County Jail since his court appearance last week. Investigators have not divulged-a9y new ~tails in the case over the past 'eVeral days. Th~. last s.olld nl~ase or in- formation came last Friday when offic?ers announced that they Jiad'" taken· ioto evid,ence a smalf"i&.atue ot a squat d~k and ,twp lopll.itchen knives. ' The,iijulll stiltu.e is allelled to ·· be.the weapon p'oed lo !latf~r \he reclusive hdusewire .ahd inflict fab8l head•lnjurie!. Officerg gave l~tlle ~nformation abo~t the knives othor tl)an fo say they are elements tn tlie case. The dead wbm8n's husband, A.\ G. Atwater, '64, has suffered from acute mental · illness for many years. He had been cared for ·at (See SUSPECT, Pac• i\2) The Army Corps or Engineer~ is .being prodded for its opinion on the feasibility or developing a sman craft harbor and marina in the lowlands east of the Santa Ana River, a project long sought by the cities of Newpolt Beach and Costa Mesa. Congressman Andrew Hinshaw CR-Newport Beach} re- ported today that a House sub- committee is asking tl"fe corps to present its views on the de- sirability, justirication, and cost of a feasibility study of the pro- posed marina. Chairman Robert E. Jones of the economic development sub- commitee of the House Public •Works Committee inrormed Hinshaw that such a request had been made. OriginaUy proposed in 1960, the West Newport-Costa Mesa marina require s a corps feasibility study before any federal approval or assistance for rundingthe Project can be ob- tained. ..,,._. I Last year the two cities joined forces in pushing ror the project. They funded .a preliminary re- port by the engineering firm or Moffat and Nichols of Long Beach, which found that the plan to build a 3,000·boat marina would cost ·$39 million, b4t was economically feasible. The new harbor, giving Costa Mesa a long.sought passage to the sea, would stretch inland from the Santa Ana River mouth as rar north as Fairview ~Regional Park., Credit Card Suspect Says He's Innocent One or three men accused by Costa Mesa police of running a fraudulent credit card ring that netted at least $60,000 pleaded in- nocent to a grand theft charge Tuesday in Orange County Superior Court. Gary L. Stewart, 25, or~ l-tunt· ington St .. Huntington Beach. was ordered to return before · Judge Kenneth P . Lae for a March 14 pretrial hearing. Trial itself is set for April 7 on one count of grand thert connect- ed with the cas e . which in- ves ti g ator s s ay ranged from f-lawaii to Jamaica over lhe past t \\'O years. Criminal complaints are also being issued against fellow sus- pects Patrick E. O'Brien, and Kipper Smith, both 2.5, who are accused or involvement along with Stewart. Detective Jim Strickland said the other two are believed to be in Jda~9 and Jamaica, while Stewart himselr is free on $5,000 bail pending trial on the felony fhai;ge. Boy Saves 8 Charges a re pending among geveral other law agencies in- cluding Long Beach police, who have arrest, warrants for the sus- pects in connection with the far- /lung and allege<lly Jucrative scheme. Orange Coast detectives say they have been t.Jatking the trio for many months, based on a flood of fraudulent credit card applications which led to is· 1 :Fife Hero Dies in Anaheim Anaheim fire ·officla.11 cred.11ed a 12·year-old boy w}lo died in a sua.nce. of scores "Of worthless residential fire llatwiloy with saving the lives of eight peisons cards. wbo were 1leeping in the house when a pre-dawn fire broke out. These were used to run up bug·e ..,_, bills, for all sorts or consumer ACCORDING TO fire inspector Normp Morgan, young Roger goods and services, scime of Glover ran down~lrs from his set:ond fl~ri bedroom to waken which w~re believed sQld to ob- five children ahd an adUlt who-were sleeptnlln tl;le home at 2431 Lain caS~or bigh·l1vlng, accord-'" BroaawJiy. , , •. • < 1~11to4~ rilttll · Moraap •+1d t,h• youngster then returned lo he• <!!I to \ 1· • ' .r' ''. \,' ,__;., • help Is sister and a s\ep~rothet e1c1pe the°' ••• ( ~ 1 ,/'tl.!'estl-~\111111.claun,,..~ -~~11". , • I 1 .. :,~( • ,,. t'., 7 nKIU for:#.~ '"l!~.to 10 ~ BOTH LEAPJ:D from' a wlrtdow, ){otga 4 . Howl!Yer, lle nilwn IP <ll>sta.~ 11'!iice, . • "dded, Roaer'waa overtome by smo«e befor could re!fh the lncfala . a mes,._. c<ilkl"'"•l!i wiildd\f ..,.i coll~psed. • . · ' J pla~•• ot em. jrt!!nt _and. ' ll1s tioctx was later £0Und.1ix feet from.the ow. Petiona11 re.t-:re d ~an- . 1 clal)>a~iroundd~1-~ ~1' .... .., > .-~ ' ''t' -~ . ~ ,,, ' \. ~ ,_i:. . 1 issue is complete, sheriff's in - vestigfltors plan to press the case related to the South Laguna inci- dent. Cassidy was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in Harbor Judicial District ~funicippl Ooort. f'11t11re Fireperso'1t? Holly Schmidt, 4, or Cos ta Mesa's Galifornia School, gets help from fireman Chuck Bassett as she tries on firefiglit· ing outfit during v\sit to fire station by her class. Dpnng tour of Costa Mesa.[ire Department's headquarteri; !~· lion at Royal Palm Drive and Adams Avenue, Holly her classmates also 'got to see a 100-foot ·aerial lad~r \vilh a fireman on top. · 1' \ ! OCC Teacher Fa~es . \ Ch \ \ ' arges by'~o~rd Lee Bradley. instructor of an protess.i"'1al conluct and.that the ·encounter-style psychology class board was idvestigat.iflg. '. ·at Orange Coast Col_lege has Last' moiftb, Bradley was in- b e e n !! h a r g e d w 1 t h u n -~ormt!!d by occ President Ro.bert professional conduct an~ re-iMoore that fie was bei'1'g re- assigned to lecture-orien~~d assfgned to t8ach struttured ~chology classes, sources COii· ··~ychology classas, bemllting in f1rme<_I toda~ · . ·the rail semester. \ _. ... ;r-An 1nvest1gat1on or Bradley's \ I classes, was I aunched by th~ Bradley is continWn4 to teach Coast Community Col•ege Dis-the encounter-styleli class ---. trict after twO'Jormer Women stu-called personal and social adjust~ dents wrote complaints late last ment -this spring ~mesler at' year. both day and e'vening Classes. The allegations have not been Last week~ OCG's faculty publicly specified, but shortly senate 'decidea it would conducl after the complaints were re-.' (SeeBRADLEY,pageAZ) ·ceived District Chancellor Norman E. Watson confirmed. that the matter was being in· vestig:ated . There has been no additional Piblic announcement <Periormet· isJues are covered by right .to privacy provisions in ttie state £ducation Code) but it ts known that Bi'adley received a Jetter from Dr. Watso~ in December statjng that he was accused otun-' . Oil Bid Nixed ' ' \•W,A-Sij.ll'IGTON (APJ - Threatened with a New Jersey la.wsuit. the Interior l>c~artinent t)\I• iltemoqn withdrew an io· '(ilatidn for oil companfes lo re· c!i'mmend offshor~ areu OI the \lild·AltanUc tor leasing. ' ' ·' JHSCARSOW ON~TCALL "Sol~ it on tl(e first call. .. That's the saJifs ~uCceas a Co1ta Me•at:ul exP.,rienced WheD be ran bese few wGl'ds ln 9\.Daily Pi! : / I '69 CHEWS cy'"to trans. R'tH. Xlbl. cond. XXX'XXXX I Tt you h1~ car lo se.q, eall 642·5678. 1t;!8 eosy to put a few words to W6rk tor you in the ri&hl place. In th4 ally Pilot. .. ,( I J 1 I I .tf DAILV~OT N/C f • • • '.(J f . .. ~-' -iUtempts by the ~t)i or ~ Beach t.o..Ua11"111 the ttAffic need& on ct'o.11ed stretehes. of Coast Hlgbfty took two new tacka this week -each iniUatecl by actl'l!.'s ol city coun- cilmen. · of Avocado Avenue. The plaza plan wiJJ return Lo councilmen late in March after studies are made Ort the traffic matter. Farther down the planning road are two other Irvine Com- pany project& which also .will Amon& councU:•c6ons,Monday related to the;.1ongr~ pro-~!:::~i:'!.~• busy state highway Baj I ~It 850,000 have an e.(.fect on the highway traffic.-. iftn>tber cQrporate pla:r:a at 'O'·ambore~ and the highway and the residential-commercial development or more "lhan 70 acres of Castaways Point, over· looking the back bay near the bridge. .-A re(inement in the target areu first sugge.ted by Coun- cilwoman LUcltle Kuehn, 71ho wob eobncll copcurrence on re- opening public hearings on the ci- ty general plan. Th~ hearings will explore l;s>ne-range circula- tion needs of three specific sec- tions of the highway: Dover Drive to Newport Boulevard; Jamboree Road to the Upper Bay Bri4ae and MacArthur Boulevard to Jamboree Road. Mesa Teen .. Chitrged In Shooting~ ·Kidnap A youth charged with shooting his ex.girlfriend, holding her fat.her hostage and standing off Costa Mesa polit'e for nine hours in an overnight siege was ar· rai-gned late_ Tuesda.r. .From Page Al -Agreement to hire a consult· ing engineer at a cost of $5,000 to draft plans for the rebuilding of the intersection at the highway and Dover.Drive. Ultimately, the city hopes to receive $700,000 in federal funds to help finance tile - project whlcb' will prepare the c~roads for the eventual con-SUS PE CT· ~Uon'of a,new bridge. Coun· . • •. > • ellm"'·••••ed that early com-homj; by BedeJian ~ another m.ltnients by the c4ty could prove male nurse. Each maintained a a poslUve Influence on state of-12·h0ur shift each day and was flclals,wbose,deel1ions are esSen-paid $100 each time they were on tial. ,Coast JIJghway Is a slaie· duty. a"Clmlhistered thorougblar~. . J,>Oli c e: al 1 e g e that Mrs. Mtl .. Kuehn's l!l""'leltion 'for Atwater was killed at about 2.:30 -a.m. last Wednesday during the reo~nlng of hearin.ISS is a---u-Bed li • · b h-n Lat 1 rmement" of a motion ,which she . e an s n1g t s 1 • er n tint. introduced -~ weeks ,ago -et~ud~ 8 h~o~l~egt~dl~ ctp'~~~i ~= ~wh;fcti included t~ ex.ifehle_-junkyard where Police say he ly1eoa1tive areas. ..~ stuffed it into a 55-ga,llon drum· Her iniUal prOPoSal!J included and then filled it with freshly ~~pentn1 of 4tudies on. t_he '"mixed concrete bridle Itself and the old F'ift.b . . · -. Avenue CorridOr through Corona Smee the. murder, _Atw.-_ter - del "Mar, and e&cb •Purred onc_e ~top line executive with lbe behind-the-scene• concern she Wngley chewing gun firm -has said ~ ' been mo~ed out of the borne at noger Price. 18, is tn Orange County Jail today in lieu of $50,000 bail. charged with assault with intent to commit murder, kidnap, arriled robbery and false imprisonment. A companion in the tong stan· doff at 2920 Jacaranda Ave .• Douglas Havens, 16, faces iden· ticaJ charges a~d remains in. Orange County Juvenile Hall. fie is accused ol alternating with Price in handling a .22 caliber rifle during the nine·hour Saturday night·to-Sunday morn· ing nightmare in the Raymond Coppinger home. The gun, discharged three times in the house earlier, was never rired after Police arrived, allh6ugh it was brandished and aimed at several officers includ- ing Chief Roger Neth, who went inside unarmed to negotiate. Victim of the Jacaranda Avenue siege and shooting, Beth Coppinger, 15, was listed ·in satisfactory condition today at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital . She was hit in the wrist. ~ch ot those potenU'1tY con-4633 -P.erh~m. Drive and ~drni~ted • troveralal at"eas wa.,-<,defeted to a San ~-•ego area h~p1t~. , . from her new motloli approved The ~•ling Atwa_ter s sister Js Miss Coppinger: formerly dated Price and during the &iege in which he was furnished with a pbtice bullhorn, the suspett men· · tioned the breakup often. tbti:Week the w1f~ of Wrigley Board ,Mrs , JC""'hrt,(lll"~>'iha~ the Cbairm_an P. K. Wrigley .. beartnss flrat aclledaled before J ••. Husky Thug Hits Liquor Store in Mesa the pl,bnlng comml8'1oo should Fro111 Page t\1 .place a Heavy str~&s not"Ollly on average dall:Y traffic flows, but BRADLEY problems, experienced during • • • peak traffic flows each day. The reopening of studies on the an independent investigation of general plan's circulation ele~ the matter. ment is allied to several major Dr. Watson could not be re· development projects proposed ached today -an official holiday by the Irvine.Company. -to confirm recent board ac- Councilmen, concediDtr crale tions, but a tl'ustee, Robert L. concern for the impact~t4Ufflc Humdi.reys all. attomey, 'said on the highway from ~ p~ t"Mat'lbe qu~stlon ·.or Whether to jects, agreed to delay action on make a public announcement of the development firm's pl°'(ot "the ~.cisi9n in Bradley's case. a corporate plaza alonj(...'tfi6: will come UI! as,.,aD. a8en:«f8.item highway~ Newport Center Drive·,· attbeFeb .. 19tiOftnl,meeting. Fara1lon Drive and an extension Bradley founded the personal A moon.faced bandit with a wOQlen lumberjack coat and a physique to match robbed a COsta Mesa liquor store of $140 and a bag of pretzels late Tues- day, police said today. Wesley W. Weyman, on duty at Nor Val's Liquor Store, 1746 Placentia Ave., told in · vestigators the bandit entered about 11 p.m ., picked out the pre· tzels, then pullOO a pistol. Newport COed Set· As QueelJ Candklate Karen Dosier of Newport Beach', a 20-year old junior economics major at Cal Poly San IAlill Obispo, has b~en selected as one of the univefsity's 16 Poly Royal queen '1andidates. She is the daughte(" of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dosier. 2302 Fairhlll Drive. T.he Queen will be named tonight. She wilJ r~ign over the 1975 Poly Royal open house,, the university's two·day ~hool fair. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Jack R. Curley ~ 0 Yk•~~-o.-a.~ Thailtlas KeeVll ··"l'TOy,., . ·1 Thoma!. A.1Murphinlr MIM9ifto EclW • CNrlnM. i.bos Richard P. N•ll' -""lllMI. Mll-elng ~"""· aJ\d social adjustment class in 1964 "i.hd ha,s been .teacbing it at OCC ever slnce.. U.. is now also taught by other inslructors at Orange Coast and Colden West Colleges. · The encounter.sty1e class in · eludes sen&e relaxation ana body awareness 9:ercl!1es. Panel Backs Legal Bingo SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A measure legalizing bingo in California has been approved by the Assembly Governmental Organization Committee on a 7·0 vote andsent to the floor. The measure CACA3) by As· semblyman Leroy Greene (0 · Sacramento}, would place on the next s~atewide ballot fl _proposal 'to legalize the game, Ylhich is now techni~!rtty ille&al: .1. • He told Of ricer Steve Shulman the big man brandished the 2· inch barrelled revolver and re· pealed his demands over and over as Weyman gathered up money from the cash register. The victim described the ban· dit as about 6 feet, 3 inches tall, weighing about 200 pounds, with a very distinctive, round moon· race. Weyman said he was threatened with death if he tried to rollow the gunman or watch which way he went. 8 Convicts Killed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (APJ -Prisoners at the women·s jail in Rosario rioted early today, starting a fire that 'killed eight of the convicts, the provincial police of Santa Fen re· po!Ud. Mortgage Flow Rates Would Rise, Fall . WASHING TON (AP) -Home mortgages with interest rates that rise or fall wlth other interest rates in the economy were pro- PoSed WednesdaY by the Federal i-lome Loan Bank BoarO. UNDER THE PRO~SED regtllations, savings and loan as· sociations and other thrift. institutions could sell so-called varia· '.ble rate mortga"s to home buyers in which the mortgage In· 'terest raie.,,,c.qµld rise a rq8.ximum of 2~ percent if other interest rates,in tho~omY1"05elsu~tanlially. • The: va.tiable r.ie.moftgage is not a new idea, and it produced C!'Olllf\d.el•ble t:ontro\'ers~ in Congress before. Board Member • GrjMly!PeA:y. Uld W bo rd would "move forward" wilb Its pro- poeal unless COnsM!OI act to block It. The propo&ed Rew re ulations probably woul4 not take effect before live mohths at le t, Board Direc\Qt 'tbomu Bomar told reporters at a ~rie(lng. T e proposed reculallons l"ould allow for a 90-day comment period. L llEEN In eff~ during the recent rate., the co1t-of a variable rate u•ry l?f3,would have it\creased about ent motta•ae would now c&t abollt t • • • 'two orebe•tt~• at uc;t'" ! e. Lai'!"• .Be•$ eoqO ~ 4'!<: I' o;a~ .,~essed th• the prime-ol IU new <>tthlsita Is to •d•••l'e teaehta,.of UCJ music 1tu(«ats by havihg them work with 'veteran musicians in camp\ls concerti. • "~t;1 -~ tOljcb of "'=·" he sal~ .. "lU too 6f n c ~tu- denU<work t.Osether in what they believe la ari' orchestral envlron· ' men\ and only realize later Of\, that hey 'have been living i• a dream world:.•• . • Cassuld s*1d"" th · new 40· member UCJ Cham~t-J*'n---f: phony will give fts first oa· campus perlrorm ances April 18 and 19 under his direction. He said there will be 12 UC! concerts by the new orchestra each season, none of which will conflict wlth the l)rograms or. fereg, by the more familiar UCI student orchestra. "We plftn to take our new pro. fessional orchestra on tour," he said. ''We plan t'o put UCJ on the map in the world of music and I have nothing but p?aise for the teachers and administrators who made this possible.'' Cassuto believes the cost of the new orchestra will run at about $4,000 fbr each pair-of concerts. The money will come from UCI 's Mr. Post1ua11 music budget. John Zalud, 61 delivers valentines to zip code· marked ''Most 1( not al1 of that will be mailboxes in classroom at Costa Mesa's Balearic r~overed from ticket sales," he Schoo· 1 he e kindergartners are combining their-satd. ·~1 predict today that we are · • w r _ going to create the kind of major . studies of post office operations ,with annual Valentine's orchestra that will pack them in Bay observance. at UClor anywhere we go.''. ---------------------------~ ' From Pag~ A I BUDGET ..• In addition to the areas they wish to see reduc~. parents sug· gested areas they ·are arixious to · eee maintained. These include 'the student-teacher ratio; elementary specialists for · m~sic. P.E. and art; salaries; support servi~es such as nurses and psychologists; tran.sporta- tion; curriculum development and district Student testing pro· ·grams. Also. parents recommended • the continuation of improve· ments to buildings and grounds and maintenance and custodial services, as long as they are bet· ter managed. Studer said he is confident trustees will listen to the corn· ments, particularly because the May 27 election, if called. cannot be won without parent help. "The fin:Snfial crisiS is so bad now that t~ey know they h;ive lo listen to our:suggestions," Studer said. lie added that the suggestions offered were meant to be "con· slructive, not destructive.'' Trustees declined to comment on Nicoli's or Studer's remarks. prererring to wait until next week to delve deeper into the matter of district finances. Crosby Kin Dead at 79 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Larry Crosby, older brother of sing~r Bing Crosby, died today at Cen· tury City Hospital, : Crosby, 79, who devoted most of his attention to the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament, en· tered the hospital a week ago. Cause of death was listed as cancer. • lie was the oldest of the seven Crosby children, who also in· elude band leader Bob Crosby. Senate Panel OKs ~il Tax ·BlockiJtg From Wire Services WASHINGTON -A bill block· ing Pr-esident .Ford's special $3- per-barrel tax oh.1m~ed oil for 90 days was apprOved today by the Senate Fi'nance COmmittee. The'11·2 vote in committee sent the House-passed bill to the Senate floor, where debate is ex· peeled to begin next week . The tariff, the first SI of which already is in effect, is the heart of f'ord's plan lo discouraae energy C'On s umption by driving up prices. The full program aims lo cul oil imports by two million barrels a day. or 28 percent, over: the next three years. By unanimous vote, the com· miltee also approved a bill to raise the ceiling on the national debt from the present $499 billion to $531 billion through Jun!!; 30. Meanwhile, PresldenC' Ford, confident that he is picking up support for his antirccession pro· gram, intends lo blitz Congress with a stepped-up selling cam· paign next week, his chief spokesman said toda~. \Vhite House Press Secretary Ron Nessen told reporter1> ,Ford ha s lined up a serl·~s or breakrasls, dinners and meet· ings w\lh congressmen and st:nator:s to exchange view& on his antireces-sion package and to plug for the program. Nessen said Ford "feels he has made some headway with the governors" that he met during his trips to Atlanta, Houston and Topeka, Kan., during the put two weeks. ,-rHe thinks his ex· Satellite Launched MOSCOW (AP' -The Soviet Union launched its 708th un· manned Cosmos satellite today. Tass announced. "In.stalled on board the satellite is s"cientific • Quipment designed for conlinu· ing space exploration." the an· nouncement said. ' planation. of his.program is &el· ting across,'' Nessen said. Ford summoned his top economic advis.ers lo a meeting in the Oval Of rice today to review the recession indicators. Asked "·hether Ford was will· ing to comprom ise with the Democrats and C'On sider changes in hi s program . Nessen said. .. The President is al"1a}'S willing to li sten. Al the moment he has heard of no com promise" that tic is '"illing to accept. Nessen also said th at Ford is sticking by" his directive for an escalating fee increase on foreign oil ,"'hich would raise the levy to $2 dollars on March 1 and S3 on April 1. and thus rejects a 1 compromise sU ggeslion by Sen. Robert.{}(lle <R -Kan.J. Coastal, 'Dry Spel~' to Erid This We'eke11<l The Orange Coast"s respite from rain may end late Thursday or Friday. the National Weather Service said today. Forecasters arc predicting in· C'reased cloudiness -becoming mostly cloudy Thursday -with li ght rains possible Friday. The Weat her Service's ex· tended foreca s t for Friday through Sunday was for mostly variable C'loudiness with a slight chance of r"-in early in the . weekend. Tern pe~aturos would be cooler and it muy be s1igblly windy at times . . Total rain ri~ures available since the intermittent storrns began Feb. 2 are Newport Beach, 1.65 inches; Laguna Niguel Fire Station, .985 a nd San Juan Capistrano, 2.64 . 5 LITE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER . . \ .. ' • • I I J ) . "! DAI~PILOT EDITORI•L •PAGE ;: : 'CZ I ·-·,~'U...i:,.u··That · Business Tax. ~ I CQs\a Ji(esa eouneUmen may have acted hUllJy in camping atmosphere for' many wh are rarely out OI bijng a proposal to restructure lhe city's bllslness · s!Jhl o( their wa(~-' ' ensetax. . ., • A weekeacl suxy about What by all 'right.I hould, ' 1'be pl'9l)01aJ.was not for a lax, but ror an ordlnanc!'e• eventually bii named Mollnl §bannon b'as draWn wide tended to make r~· . fe eituitable. This ·would "1d ))eartenlhg support Trom among !)'~ii$' Pilot 11efy ~ ,aC:lll,eVed IJtlbastn,g fees on estimated gross readet1' on th.e Orange Coast. 'they are offering elpts 'so that a business or in<lus!}y would . not be l,andscaP.ing trees andolher II\&lerials to helg. xed on a rial rate, but on ibe •mount ol biuln~' True, J.ackle is a dreamer, but while she is he 1A the city. ',Flat rates burl those fir.ms Ufa~ do lit· dreaming, s.h<> usually has her liands down there in !!b.1111in~s ~ 'lhedlrtaswitb her Falrvlewmountaln, makingslmpte But counci)men took the position )lat people would dr•!,',!!1Sbeco01ereality. • 1 not rep.llie that·the ordirll\llc ·WaS-,1med ai•fal_)ness; , / . bul ll)'tead would' think it was a new tax. This ~ay ~ , ·Th ' C · •J R • so, yet thl't does not seem fi good reason to reie.ct it. . e OUDCI ruse "'' :-it, lifter d lvJng into It further. the council were to Last week the Costa Mesa .councilmen voted un· (' d th~t the change would ·involve ineqtlities, theo 'anlmously to give \hem.selves a $17 raise. increasing t at w<iuld• be1a ' lietter basis ror rejection. llut ~o !urn . •their pay lo$~ a month. 1' , • . . • ·I ,. ,f ~ , dOwp, sl!Jlply t>ee•u5e· ~ s61!11ds like' somelhlrig ·It ,' Th·e raise is a,~ Wcent cost-0!'1iviog bOOst. and .• • _It's,~~ tp beshlrklnff~po~si~iJ!t~-' • . dOes .not seem an amount to be begrudged in today's ~ ~j • :. • M' ' ;, • ~tionary times, 'Yet tbere are aspects taxlJayers · r •A1rview qµntA1n • . mightque~tion. , " · • .:~ 11.,.;: · · 1 r--··· 1c •;-• ll 111eans the Costa Mesa cl)unci}men will .tl<l , ~m.~ ·~op\e ai:e<'com~lled by the challenge{!){ .-.,:.am9ng_!he. highest paid in the coi,inty, higher th , Ol!tl~Bl11~· simply bql:·ause they are tb~re, 'but a•veri their courilerparts i" Huntington Beach, New,p6rt s iJL!Cos~l'desall\dyJs.obsessedwith 'onetbatisn't Beach an\l Santa Aila. t e ~yet .... •·, · , , " .. , .. ~ Councilmen ill the other cjtles 11et.l c~use .l·•~~ie; $ha1,1nq~. recreatio.nal t~~raphit ,,at , 1her are cl;\a'.rle; citiell and it would tak/i..ll'.vofo b~ the i_!:View. State Hospital, is· determined1W inake Ii.er' . · citizenry .to·change'their pay. $0' it migbt'~'s'aid that o mountain. C:OOta r.'le~a·s coµncil salaries would not be so high if a She «envisions building one on the hospital · •Pl!blic vole.w11re requi,r<l1tio approve eac.t11ncrt!'se. i,nt tor a wilderness camping groul!d. Tbe,facllity parently because the state law whicb.a'llows the coun' ,ill!l provide a year-round retreat for enjoyment of cils:of general law citjes, such as Costa,)(esa, anhjJal • • . ' • • ' .. • ~ 4 -• ; • i •• 1 . " ~up'ds-a really high, formidable peak-as.a focal · -, Councilmen vote on the raise lliemselves ap· l mentally retarded and physically handicapped 5·petcent raises r.eqwres them to erlact·the.bili:es11y cllen~. not just members pf the Fairview Boy Scout _ ordinance rather than by havitlg tlJem made ahd Girl Scout units which she heads. · automatic. 'Follow me!1 C)h, as soon as I figure out where I'm going.' • ·Ill. ' ~ :rhe envisiol)ed mountain would .aci,uaUy block . We would conclude 'the $17-a.inontb il)cre'ase i.s .• t e vie'V of the hospital, creating a true wilderness pot out of line. • · C " • ... , ' •. Selfish Motorists Dear Gloo,.y Gus M • ' . ., ,. ~ithottt a Nod to Co1igress Sets the Pace . Reveal Insecurity . • To'the.Editor: ( t ~' l\.fter reading Mr. Groen's let· MAILBO" ~ .(, 'J ter in the Feb. 7 edition of the · A Pilot. l would like to present yet __________ _._, If the U.S. Postal Service Mo 'Were asked lo ·'cover·• mor1ies IO'st tO the city of Costa Mesa' in interest on : mislaid city checks, I'll bet ''-,..we '·d s e e st-'o m e ""'·improvement. in postal· another \'ie"'" ""' ,.. ··t4~· Fed, . ' HOFFMAN ) • WASHINGfO!'r··_-_·.-lf the Serfate't'je~ority 5-~tem has'.s~t the so.P l\'a m b~) a r J Cfhn~ Sparkma)l\ to drowsing in· the chairmanlhjp of the FoTeign Rela-tfonS Comm ii tee. it., may crashes or long ago, but today the ·have co"'pensatea,us bf .elevat-Fed is aj.so tSl:amed for the im- ing Willfam Proxmire to the ."1ediate past and the ' recession sa m e,~ posltfon on lhe B3nking we'.re trying \o•live through now. Committe~ A.ltbough Q'roxmire ''The Federal Reserve.still has is belier · known for whj.t he not .abSndoned its practice or ex· gro,ws ()I\' his h ead than what he / panding'tbe money supply by fits has in it, the Wi~c9:nsin Sen•tor and starts, o.n~ of the major re· represents th-e 1b~st' ho)>e i'n a.sons why, we're ex·periencing. be raised "·ill be delermined in no :small part by thl! Fed, and that decision \\'ill ha\'C JI)UCh to du \vith employn1cnt. prices and prosperity. The decision s hould be made kno\\'ll to Gongress beforehand. 'J'his is bread on the t<Jblc and too important to ha\'e S(!VCn men nobody's ever heard of making the decis ion a lm ost in secret. \\·hilc the nation is left gue'ssing until \\'C fe el its effects~ •.efficiency and concern, Mr. Green 's letter should have Letters from readers at't welcome. been entitled ··Le~·s build Normally, writers 1houk( COflVty nuclear bom~s for po\\·er and their messages i" 300 words <ir ~ss. make our beaches black with oil The right to. tondense jetter1 to fit · so peopleJike.._me can drive over· !paCe or eliminate libel W~reserved.. .. size, ugly . gas·guzzJi41g tanks at A.ll ·fetters 1".us~ include aignoture -.,. 70 mph." , • and !"aUing ~rea'"W 1'4?1'es·ma;y C.R. As ~ member ()f the Sierra· be 161.iWld...OtJ request if 8M/fiden1 Cl11b . I t!i~e offense at being rea.:m,~ Opparent. Poetry Will not be railed ··narro\\1minded <and ,,.,blialkd. ·' .. selfish." If Mr' Green would only ·economy c;irs cquld avei:3t~2S to loo,lf in u mirror. ho would see .,..:nmiles ~r gallon*nr gasolirie. {air tnarkEt .. ~i lu.e or these ·t~at people who drive 3SO That wo~ld. held"~s Jave.a lol of.:,parCets. ,Specificafly, the bill horsepower car.s are not only th 17 II) b ts l ' •eJfi s b . na·rrow"rninded and . e mi 9n arre1: 0 ·gas w~" would reqJJirf!tha\ ''excess·· re.al ,. burne\:eryqi~y . . esta1f which was bought by the , "'"<fsteful but i*ec1t1re aJ~ell. I We had better do thot or · · • "''OUld apprecia e Jt If y011 pdblisJi . ,., . • . e 'stat .. wpen :the n~w-defunct , erybody Y'lll be .walking Wllhld ac1f1c Coast Freeway w~.s this "other · viewP{>inl. the nex.t .~. year~,~ we won't planne.d,, ~ first ofCercQ to lhe . STEVE HENRY ~ea.ting much, ~~i{>ur food original owners of the property at D~lroit'• i'cillure ts P.ro.du·ced ·ti ~ ~111.ons oT 1964 prices before anyone else soph1stica~ed rarm machines. all could bid on the property. Jn cf-Powe~ed by RetrQJellm fuets. feet; the bill would give away the FRANi'C. WOitBS JR. inc~4sed val11e of the properties • To the Editor': Since the auto industry i5 the key to our econOITI y, its decision to· commit suicide this year affects ·us all. The recession \lo'on 'tend Un · til De troit makes cars that Americans can afford to buy wnd drive. Auto workers earn over S6 per hour. \Ve ordinury mprtals "'ho are expecled to buy their pro· ducts earn muc h less. Thal is "''hy we can 'l afford cars with vinyl lops . opera \\'indows. velour up- hol ster}', plush carpeting, and a Jong list of unneeded power gi m· '!licks th~t guzzle 2asoline. • to the original owners, forcidg-Llkes .-eople the state to take less than half the To the Editor: The more I read.the Pilot the more I appreciate your. People articles. • ' I was especially touched'by Al· lison Deerr's reporting abodt the DeBoltfamily. Please ~eeR up the good work 'andth4nksagalJL 1 • ' ·JUSTINCOLYAR,_ . . • t Clai1U119 • To the Editor: DETROIT cou ld build Re : Your headline of l~/7S : spaciobs, four.passenger, four· ''UC I No Threat to .Other .cylinder. £rontwheel drive cars hospitals" .. ~ selling ror $2,500 to $3,000. But de· This coun(ry has Car to go signers would have to knock off befo.re we will have enough long hoods1 and trunks, plus more hQipitals, to say nothing of physi- than SI .000 worth of useless ex· • ciaos. to adequately .tak"C care of tr as that are built Into tnost ii'[S· our ill. Is this any time to quibble ' Properly driven. such "{f'.ue about '1ripping.orr patients." like · · they are so many cattle? Quotes Karen Jo Gounaud, Redlands -"The women's lib movenient has perhaps gone oveilboard in its concern for the use or misuse' of the word 'man' in job titles •. etc. But women are justified in.· becoming livid when information ,,bout thero given in news stories is slanted against them time aftar time simply becatJse of t~eir sex.·· Kenneth Campbell, Pittsbl!tlh -''Isn't It time Cor the rest of the \World to grow up and realize that they can't depend oo a Santa CJaus to solve their problems? Isn't it long overdue tor-America \YHAT A chilling enm.hientary. oot only on our society, but of the kind of min·ds iRvolved in a situa· lion, wherein a hospital would lM!. opposed on the grounds· that il might be li "threat , even economi,::, to another! Perhaps 1 am functionally naive, but I think that to oppose, as ·did Denny Carpeotec, the Cunding<Of UCl!s hospital, on the basis of. ''untair.competilion, '' is nothing less than shameful and sub·human. We'd aJ I be a lot bet- ter orr ff .Denny would.deyote,his time, in tltis r.fitpectl, to seeing that there ~ ~ way th.at·nlOnies are appi'opnated to more (ancl' better) hospital care1 not less, The whole article made about as much sense to me, as people arguing over whose turn it is tO get sick. HARR)ET ROHRER to expect ttiese nations to lace • theil-own problems a little more C'o••r•dle•oru· instead or relying on tho guilt . • -l· complexes of American liberal·· T<>lhe Editor: c -1 to carry them through?" • Tll'ellJror ov~ !li!oatocJDenn Carpenter's aellotm to Pn>te<t his p(lvato hospital lnte...,11 ot Ille current fair market ,·aiuc of these lots . IT SHOULD be noted that these 'properties were hot con· demoed nor were the owners forced to sell v.•hen they chose to put the parcels on the market in the early 1960s. Further, the state paid fair market val'-* for each parcel when i( wcis a<;guired. Yet, Senator Carpenter would no"'' compel the state to~setl the properties at a total loss or several hundr ed thousand dollars which would otherwise. accrue to the state. • . • · Even more insidious is the fact that over 3C> of the lots acquired by the state have already been sold at auctlon. giving the state a very-substantial increase over the ,original purchase costs .... senator Carpenter's bill mak e~ no attempt to compensate the O\lo'ner.s of the~e already.sold pro· perties. If he \\'ere genuinely in· terested in all. or these prior owners. it woi,lld ~eem that his pr6Posal is about one year too late; the fact that he was up for re·election at the time it would have been necessary lo introduce such a bill speaks for Itself. As qnC who has freque ntly criticized government spending. .Senator Carpenter has now placed himself in" a somewhat contradictocy position by author- ing a bill ft)li~h )YOUld virtually give a"''ax.badlY needed state as. sets at u tim~ when state taxt..>s are already h~"Y and may soon increase even further. It woula seem thitt this bill , \\'hi ch will· enable fl select few lo re·obtain choice residential pro· perties on Kings Road, Cliff · Drive and Other Newport Beac'h locations at giveaway prices. is most itJ.considered. ' PHILLIP A. PE'ITY -, • • several generatiOrts)for changing excessive iofla\ion combined IDEA LL\'. Congress sho1,1ld the way the F.ediBral Reserve now \\'ilh excessive-· µnemploy· make such policy decisions. That Board cond~Cts th~ 'nation's ment,'' says Rep.·Henry·.Reuss. would require ne\\' legislation n:\Onetary poJiey. t. the ne\\'. nonrse,nority chairlnan and an a'pprecia.tion of what .QJ.a., Proxmire ·,S:ci)'s be's going Lo of the Housftj..Ba;nking 1€oinmit· CF"oendgdroe~ssswdohni~th•ma,~esl. mem~rS,j:5f • get Arthµt 11rns~ the F'ed 's tee. "Bet"Yoen June, and July. of ,, ch3.\rtnan_, Up ·,.. 1 • ( 1974) the Fed made. -a "major The two oew Chairmen do.have bl:'!O re t b. '; _ ._ ~ ~ policy reversal, and dropped the it . \\'hether you agree or d\s:)gree 01'Jl,BJitt• to ~ .,. , ifrowthTale or tb~moneyiliupply \\'ilh their economics, tl)ey have exi;>TG.ini ~bat ., fr .~:~ ' rrom an annual ra\eofover-9per· the technlcul kno"'•ledge. If they he's d,oing',ftnd I ~ 4 r' Cent t0 leSS• t~i11n 2 ~rCeOt. . . USe it in a SCfieS Of Open and w~ on a re· ... 1' 'L '1 What happened~ ,A shatp ::..con· searching comriiitlce hearings, g ar an(! sUs. -tractio'n of the ee:onomy ... " they may b·~ able to eduf;atetbeir ta ing ,basis:.",... In the next few months the-10\·· eolleagues and the public. Then, Ttiat'may 9,0t·· ernmentisgoingtohav~tocome perhaps. the foundations will seem l i k e· 1 up with about $26 'billion to cover have been laid to legislatively re- inuch unlesg i~s el'i>enses arid:aoticipated-de· model the 01onelary policy pro· y o u a • p .. ficiu;_, Ho\\! that hp·ge amob:nt will cess. preciate the opaque vapor·of UD· accountability in which the peo· pie who print our money operate. , Ordinarily nobody knows what this agency, with its power to A F ollow-alorig Quiz bring the joys of inflation or deflation crashing down on us, is doing until it bas already done it. It's har~r to know wt\at the Fed is_up to, mu.cl} lesStfontrol-it, than it is"lO put the clamps on Ule CIA .· Theoreti~ally at leas~. once a yew the €LA has to come to C~gress a nd get some more rrtoney1.o do "''hatever it Is that it does .. JC Congress has a miqsi to, it earl use the lever or appl'opria· tions to learn whether the creature has been behavinf: itself. TIIE FED doe~rfl come to Today's quizl is somewhat easier and diffe~ent from most. Each entry contaips three items; you are to provl® the to trth iteqi that naturally or logically f9Uows . (As a ,baby e•aniplt!, ''Eeny," ''Meen~." and r.Mig:ey" would be followed by ''MoiJ') One·lhird right is excellent. > 1. Jn ord~r ~ · of total world 'grain produc· lion. Wh eat , Rice. and Corn are followed by Congress for an a nnual ap· -. propriation. It gets the money it 012.U. I.Sn . oyrd 1 _ceer needs from the profits it makes from trading in government Presidents, securities. It 's perfectly legal. Ada.ms, Jef. That's the "''liY the F'ed W8$ set rerson and Burr are followed by [SYDNEY HARRIS}~ ' ' that he could promise to b'ring them only ··blood , toil, tears and 12. Area measurements are · given in Square In ches, Square Feet, Square Yards and--. 13 .. Starting officially in l~,,1 the heavyweight boxing cham- pio9shi p titles went from Sullivan to Co rbet,t to Fitzsim· ~ monsto'--' 14. The four books in theConfu· cian canon are the Analects, the · Gr.eat Learning, the ~1ean. and'/ up. l\1ost of the profit is tUrned ---15, The l·'our·H clubs make av.er to the Treasury, but the pro· 3. The m..osl popu)ous cities in pledges to He ad. Heart, Hands 1 cess by "''f'li ch it supparis itself the world. as of 1972'; are aod -. encourages a stiirit of obdurate Shanghai, Tokyo, N'~w York-a nd , ind~pende nce and willfulness · ~ forthcr bolstered by t.ne fact that 4. The "Four Freedoms" en.un· the terms of the sevdi members ciated by ,Pres'ident Roosevelt of the board or govei"ri'ors are no were Freedom from Fear, less than 14 years each.. Freedom from Want, Freedoru or The fed 's isolatii>n from P\.lblic ·Speec~and ~. unders tanding is also·=-· helped S'. ln·order of brightness ti..:t vtsi· ~long, by a perfusion of fu · s ble ttom earth, the stars {Ire ahd a complexity or ope.ratio ..§mus, Canopus,' Centauri . and and organi2ation that taX~$ the ~-• • PoW!~S of all but th.e most e*pert 6. In order of succession, King ~o understand. 'thus, though the Benty VIII married KathariJ)e or Const t ~ti!'> n puts th e Ara'.gop Ann Boleyrt ' Ja-n·e resPonsib~Uty for managing the Seymou; and _l.~. ' . naUOn 's currericy on Congress in · a very speeia1 and specific way , 7, Geologic eras or the .earth its members have f9N_nd it easier begin in time with the Cenozoic. on their sluggish int.ellects to let the Mesozoic, the Paleozoic, and theFedgoitsown,way. the -. _In the. 61 years sirice its crea-8. Admission of theprlginal 13 t109<the .Fed s 'way has been to ac· colonies lnto the Unloo followed c:rete pawer. The Fed's way has· in the order o.f · Delaware. 1 .-iso ~en 11 'l'n~&lk~n way ac· Pmnsylvar;ija, ?,llew J'llµ'Sey and coplinlf to the ' !hinkllJll of Its ~. t ANSWERS : l. Sorghum, 2" George Clinton. 3. Peking. 4.1 1'"reed om of Worship. $.~ Arcturus . 6. Anne of Cleves. 7.' Pre·Cambrian. 8. Georgia/ 9. "Cimmaron ." IO. Seven, the next prime). II. "Sweat." 12. Square Rod s. 13 . Jeffries. 14 . The• Mencius. 15. Health. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrl N. Wet'd. Publ.islwr Thon1as Keeu1/. Edilnr Barbara Kre1brc/t. Edilorial Page f.'dilot I. Sh~ll• Welcb, Tua\ln, ·exp-nse of tlle UC! medlo~l answering criticism of lawrers school has ove<alrado ,ed ..,. "The facl that a few lawyera ao~tber b 111 bJ ·~enator 'h)ve not maintained lhe high J:arPe.nter wblch Ii aimllJrly cle- 1tandard!li or thl• profession •lined. t.o 1tve • -.eleol fe-w ·~ould no more renect upon u. ... 1*5ona a rreat financial beoetlt • a group than db es the al the .. _... of Ille ~el . acknowledged fact that some J Califoml1. · ; doctora are found Lo be butchers Seoate Bill :US, lnlr"!luc.a by contamlnale all doctors. or that Carpenter laat dlonlh, WO\lld re- .ome mechanic• folit used auto quire lhe state to ,sell \several parta ort as new arrectone'1 d al• cliolce pieces' pl uldeo iilJ pro-lnCJ wllh •II mecbanlca. '' pert)' [or a mere fraction of the larg'e lin .growing fhmjl~ of . '9. The' first Aoade~ Awards cl'\tlc~. M,llnY ol ,Ut '." believe . (or' "Best Pktul:io" of lh' year ~a~ ln £1nancttJ. Cr1sls after went succe j,·el)': to ''Wlnls " , fin'!"cltl crlal~ tfie Fed has llD· "Bt6ad\ .. Y .. "All Quie\ on lbe fa1hngly dooe.. the wrong ·thin' Wea er~ Frool •' and ._.~?'t ~eo.11u&t it 1t-as usually been ., • , ~ Tht< editnrial page or the Paily Pilot •et>kl to '1lrorm and •llmulat• readen by presenLini: on Ibis pqe dh·e'nie commcntar)• on topics Min· !crest by Sfndic•tetl Cl)lumnl:ri1S and ' t'il'1oonlsts. by provhlina a fbrum for rt•d.ers· ,-iew:r-~nd h)· preM~lna this newSpaf)f'r•t opiniON an4 id•u on curren( topiC's. Th~ edi~rfal oPinions of lhe Dally l'ilot appear onl,)' in th• ed1tonu1 ~-ntumn at IM top or the pt11Ne-Ovtnl,oNI e.11:prested by lhe t:olurnnh1ts 11nd rartoonlsts MCl'leuer wrilt'r$ :ire thelr 0\1;n and no t"ndo"}l>Cn'll'nt uf I heir ,•le'Nll b)' I~ mil)" Pilot shuuld be inferred . I I • ' . • .. . ' .. ,, .. " .. ·c.n I bom>'I' a eup of o/lh dominatcdbymonwhoare9utdr 10. tn this particular touch "llli the best knowledge of arilhmollcal Sf!l'tes, what Should the Unto. • be lhe next nulnbe<! t, a lnd NOT ONLY IS Fed policy in the historical past blamed ror the aul'terincs or ecoftorhl~ drops and • i • • -? • II. Upon being ele!!li!d Prime , Minister In 1940. Winston Wednesday.February 12,19'75 Churchill told the British people , I 'f T~ ·Me~ ·I Indicted . l ':!1 ... 12:!u~' men · bav• b p !rid!~ In a theat,t~ •n~l••!a.tben!t.,1n wbl<ll inil altloi\i1Glellll f9l'd 1 · Debbie Jl#Yno)dl:T and e late Apes. ~oom· d bec~riie·w\witt1nx111nV1>1ved. 1 The lndlctme , disclosed In U.S. District Court Tuesday, in- 1 volved what authorjties said was I the bilking of lnv .. lors or "hun- dreds or thousands or dollars... . A federal grand J\lll' returned I the 24-count conspiracy and : ( . ~t~~e,, . ) I fraud Indictment against Joseph W. Koseff, Sl, of CUiver Cily, 1 Joseph B. Warshauer, 51, of • • HOT AV LABLE At;.tor Marl 'p l(!r•nclo Glendale, and •lain.st two com-Jndi ·' Q, , ,. panles, United Gene•al Theaters . ans, .:1ray Inc. and Franchise Marketing I Service Inc.. , 1 •-,,,•,.recac ~ake JJ:rando Will I SAN F~NOISCO, <UPI> -A ·'K · . lelepboiied bomb -threat,' which Word' I proved to1 be false, stopped eep service In ..San Francisco for I more than an hoUr Tuesday even- jag on the Bay .Area Rapid' Transit district line in San Fran- cisco. · The diStrict halted the line between the M'ontgomery Street 1station and Daly:City at 5:30 p.m. I until the threatened station at 16th and Mission Streets could be 'checked for explosiv'es. I 'Fest E'Uglat ffarted EDWARDS AFB !UPI> -A minor cooling system leak Tues- day cut short the third test fiight ·1o1 the pro~type Bl. The huge, 'supersonic Jet bomber the Air Force }Jopes wiJl be an important weapan of the 1980s. The plane lahded without inci· dent after p. cockpit warning light flashed, iridicating bWldup or ex· icess~ve heat in the electrical system, an Air Force spOkesman said .. The llight ended after about anbour. • l'"'o La11ifMarks Sold I LOS ANGELES CAP! -Two rµovieland Jandmar.ks. the Brown Derby re:staura:nts in .HQllywood and Beverly Hills, are . under new ownership today. · Sall7 Cpbb saidW.e sold th~ two world..fainOus' restaurants to' Walter P. Scharfe. vice pte&ident of Da~•\ 'a'J!e:Staurant nii.n&le· ment company th'at ts a Cllvlsion of ARA Service11 lnc. ' I ltlfdlcal Slf!~ Fi~ LOS ANGELES JUPIJ -A n.year4ld man has filed a $1 .million suit against a convales- .cent hospital and 34 other def en. dants. charging .. he was held prisoner in the hospital so its owners could collect Medi-Cal benefits. 'S.30 Million LOS ANGELES !UPI> -The Indians say they have faith M~rlon Brando will keep his word so they can keep their land. So far1 however. Brando has not paid orr the mortgaged property he gave them. The former owner of 40 acres of ranchland in northwestern Los Angeles County said Tuesday he will foreclose on the land 11nless ·Brando, or someone, pays eflthe ~ $318,000 due by March 30. -"Everything is in good order," an Indian spokesman said, But the landowner said there was ''no agreement of any kind."· The laqd, Jocaled near Agoura, Calif., was • signed over. lo the Survival of American Indians As· sociation by Brando in late . December. But several days later, John Hamilton, Jr., who holds the trust Ueed on the pro- perty with his brother and siSter, said Brando had never made any payments on the land other than interest on the mortgage and taxes. HAMILTON SAID he would foreclol' on the mortgage if the- debt was not paid when due. • .i ''NQJl&reement of any kind has• been reached, .. ' Hamilton said. ;.·'fte h!I'(~ no\ b'en contacted by 1 Mr: Brando o.r any·-of his representali ves . •) When the mortgagt was made known, Brando's attorney. Lawrence Kartiganer, said it wou1d be ''safe to assume that the Indians will not be called up- on to·malc:e the payment." He said the gift was made in an- ticipati-09 -of arrangements for payment of the trust deed. Brando has. not been available tor comtnent. '! ·~ • • • ·Board Approves Oil, Gas Plant • SANTA BARBARA (AP! - . County offiCials have dealt a blow to environmentalists by lcondltionally ·approving a-n OffshOre oil and gas processing plant for an offshore drilling rig under construction: Monday's 3·2 vote by the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors jnvolved a bid by Exxon Corp. to build a$30 million plant in Las Flores canyon 20 miles north of Santa Barbarai The facility wOuld handle oil and natural gas from a mam- moth 28·well drilling platform nOw under construction by the 'finp in the offshore ~ Ynez oil field. which blackened miles or Santa Barba.ta area beaches. Ever since tha~ spill, various ~vironmental groµps -includ-'!.'-' Get Oil Out CGOOJ anO.c~. Seashore Environmental Al - liance (SEA) -have 'been engaged in a vigoroUs baUJe to prevent further drilling in the oil· rich Santa Barbara Chan9el. Jury Denies $250,000 . . ) De·ath Swt· 1 FINAL BOARD approval for the plant i~ pending an attempt LOS ANGELES !APl):.Ajury by various environmental groups has decided that the state caniiot 'toputUJeissuetoapubllcvote. be held responsible for the In their conditional action, the freeway death or a UniverSity or supervisors gave the groups 30 Redlands student hit by a ~aya to collect the 9.181 boulder dropped throua:h the · 19i_gnatures necessa_ry to pl ace the windshield of his car. . guestion on tbe ballot. U the re-The Superior Court verdict de· quired signatures are obtained, li vered -Tuesday came in a the board •an either rescind the $250,000 negligence suit ftle\f by permit or caJI the referendum the parents ot Christopher Hoyt, election. 22, who died Oct. 21, 1970, after a The eo~mentalists main· ~pound boulder was dropped on bin thit Enon will abandon its him from an overpass on the 'Santa Ynn drillin& project I( not Golden ~tate Freeway .near •nn QJ1109val f.., tbe <<>' · ~ 't:o. •.)!'lie at- mery. 1~11Uoa~-ll 1tecker1 ~re ever ap-~ »U4 tliil ~on tlje P ~ · ut, lllq Will etect on.qal>ore, ;.St•~I ~ V ifvr.:en~ of f!"roeJ~~I l'!"llllo): iD " led'fal Ttan1Maifon • y llarry rrlt beyoftd the ltate'a Danlei~on id l~ odl had · t ~rl analliloi aid.a Si .that the OV"'""S ' -· W:Ns.it.aU':? was· noi , a.~~an, d<!flnicl .... ' udan•• c dllk>ii'' ._t the .Ucnlr,... * I ·11meortli clden\andthettri>re ' •• mil!ll altthe •0..t f eral the atate could not i,e held liable, --.-1a11tenn\Ollllfornlaof-The overpass alolljlwith many· ti:==.r~:! ot11err. han1nce been sc;reenec1 .. ....._ oil _.,, all,_ toPtaventpenon1fn>mtbrowlnll ' .....,. ....,... rocks at cart. - Pot okirig· ··JJill Backed · ~ T ' , ., . • &CRAl\E~TO qiPI! · ~. •.oncern over !l••sible health , Sei)ate Judiciary COnlmittee has · h'\'fai;<IJ. :1 · . voted to end \he threllt ".arr .. t . Wtos,adul .. needtol&)'d91"" ..,rjall for postesslon 'Of up to an In bla~k and wh.lle j•t what Is ou11ce of fuar\Juana :-••h to rigbt, and wh~t 1• "'"""'·" said roll 20 to 60 cigarette;,. -.r ~ · · LOdl Youth Counselor.(\lldreJ' Under the legislation approved 'Boyd In an emotr'Onal plea: ')! Tuesday, violators would be, After 8 day.Jona bearthg that given a citation similar to a trar. attract~ a room ful~ of. Yt.'\lthful 1..;;;;,.:;;.;,;;:.;;;. "'.°', ;;;;;.;;;.;;;,=,."'-.:....-" fie ticket and punishable by no tupporters, the COD\Mlttee en-I. . more than a s100 fine. dllfSed the 111el.'1ure on • party-'S • A Back,' ' ·Offenders now face felony ar· line, 7-3 _vote wit~ Democrats 1!' 2 Proclaim rests and up to 10 years in prison f~vor and Repu~liCll;DI in oPPOSt· for marijuana passesslon re· tion. It was considered a -major gardless of the quanlity, hurdle .fortheblllw~chnowcoes although in nearly all cases the -to the finance committee.. charge ts reduced to a misde· . Previous attempts to subltan-SAN: FRANCISCO WPI' -A meanor or dismissed and tially reduce or elimlnate.mari-couple painted "SLA is back" on violators ••diverted" into treat-juana pe~altles have falled re--a sidewalk outside a bank branch mentprogrtt.ms. ~atedly in rec.ent years, being Tuesday night and then fired five Senate Democratic Floo~ either defeated in the legislature, shots through a glass revolving Leader George Moscone of San v~ by former Go,v. Ronald door before fleeing. Francisco, who sponsored the Reagan or rej~cted by voters.. Witnesses said the pair, who legis\ation, said it would ma~e ; ~ fled on foot,• were black and the punishment ••rationally" fit ~NDER THE Moscone bilJ, younlit:. the crime. which was patterned after a 1973. In the sidewalk griffito, painted Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has law in Oregon, violators with ~ with a spray· can. was a seven- aaid he supports a reduction in morethanoneouncewoul;dbear-headed cobra, the symbol ot the Calif oin i a ·.s mar ii u an 8 rt;Sted but could only be charged Symbionese Liberation Army penalties, 'which now are among with.a mtsdemeanoi:. cartying_a which kidnaped newspaper the most severe in the nation. . !11ax1mum. term of six. months 10 heiress Patricia Hearst a year OPPONENTS SAID they were worried any action might be in- terpreted as Jegislative approval or marijuana use, and express~ Jail and a fine up to ssoo. ago. There would be no increased Little has been heard ot the punishment for repeat vioJators, SLA since last Tt1ay when most ot and after two years police re-its known members were killed cords would be purged of marl-in a shootout with Los Angeles juana violations. police. DAILVPILOT A§ ..... ern Sect;Jons : P41tn~· ' < • By fte A1ioc:J~ ~ 1'- A loliSb niw al-~•olr!CID oe Norpiern Callf°'1da wttb ~ ~~ ;ot '"'" .apd •• drlVen "7 gusty Winds. - The Sierra Nevada W• aped· inl rain and Ill-OD ond olf throulh Thunday wlllt loeolly ·heavy ,aD1ount1, ·the N.UOUal WeaU.er Service said. The anow level wu moeUy 8,000 to 7,000 feet nortl>. to t,000 reet l\OUth with south 1o.....-t gales <Wer northern ridies. .. A TllAVELEaS ~ wu post"11 in the MouDt SbMta- Siskiyou area with tbe snow level lowering to near 4,000feet1'11un- day. The weather service warned of soutberlt 1ales la exposed locations. but said there would be little temperature chan&e. 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