HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-03-13 - Orange Coast PilotTHURSDAY AFTERNOON~ MARCH 13, 1975
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Fireman battles -blaze -th&t destroyeij res\dence a~14D'.l1
Seashore Drive in ~ Beach. WeAQesday nig1~ Jn ... ve8tigat~ said damage to home owned by Zola Jo~
would elt~ $50~. Ftre erupted .about 9 p.m. while the
owner was aw~Y·• Neighbors turned ... in t~e ata.n:a NO' one
• was hurt, ~aid firetaeo, who were.still s~_eJing cause of
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· A fedeMLJ wJ1on -~· a.~·. cUHd ot three":sex pw~ m wltl~il .youn g worneJI w'r'e
tn.iased up. and tbeir t:briolJts
slashed, is scheduled for qu~r
Uonin& Dy Anahelm police.
John Stiles qrllfin, M, wbo no't1r
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. -I~ Rape Slaying . . '
'Gifts'
Nixed
MINNEAPOLlS, Minn. CAP>-
lncome tax deductions of nearly
$200,000 claimed by Sen. Hubert
H. H\lplphrey for the gift of vice
preJJdential papers to the Min-
nesota Historical Society have
beell dis~llowed by the U.S. In-
teruar Revenue Service, an aide
saidlOday.
David Gartner, an ad·
ministrative assistant to the Min-
nesota Democrat, said Hum-
phrey reached an agreement
with the IRS to pay back taxes
plus 6 percent annual interest on .
the $199,153.
The tax d eductions were
claimed for 1969 through 1972.
Gartner and Humphrey's Min·
neapolis lawyer, Joe A. Walters,
declined to say what the back
taxes woUld amount to. They said
theJRSlsc.omputingthatfigure.
Watters sfl,id the IRS objection
wa:1 based on a regulation pro-
hibiUng dedyctions for "gifts of a
futUJ'e interest" over which the
donor l'etains some form of con-
trol.
Gartner added, "There's
nottaing in tbi's tllat involves
wrongdoing of an1 kind. It's
simply a d.ifterenc& 10 thew~ re-a~ble met\ interpret the law."
Walter po\nted oul that the YRS
raised no question~ abOut the
legality of the Humphrey gift OSI
the value of $309,475 plaCed'Oft it.
·1 told the senator that while
there were some doubts on the
·ruwre interest' question, 1
tbo.-ght he b~ a good chance to
be •ustained in the lOJlg run.••
Walters said. "But be said, 'l'f!l
cQifig to ~olve th~ doublis in
fawroftheTreasury•.... '
Humphrey's contract with the bistori~al society, signed in ~pril
<See TAXE*'• Page A2)
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"NOW Bear This
Old SoWier Routs Burg lars
PORTOLA VAU.EY <UPI) -Retired Army Col.
Lewis Day, 74, is so impressive in giving orders that
even burglars obey him.
When Day and his wife returned home, they were
confronted by a six-foot intruder who pointed the of·
ficer's .22-caliber rifle at him.
"Give m e that gun and get the hell out of here,"
Day said.
The intruder took off out the front door.
The officer then found two more men in his
bathroom. He barked similar orders. The pair
jumped out the window.
Day had an added reason for his confidence. The
rifle. he said, "can't be fired -1 have it fix ed so only I
can make it work."
Compromise?"
House Panel" Nixes
Aid for Cambodia
wAsmNGTON (UPI) -The
House Foreign Affairs Commit·
tee today rejected $135.6 miWon
in emergency U .S. military aid
for C11mbodia, but held out the
slim possibility of a compromise
on the controversy with Presi·
dent Ford.
Less than an hour later, the
Senate Democratic Caucus voled
38 to S against providing further
REOS ESCALATE VIETNAM
OFFENSIVE. Story, Page A4.
military aid to either Cambodia
or South Vietnam. House
Democrats voted in a similar
manner Wednesday.
The House committee vote was
18-15 on a compromise amend·
ment proposed by Rep. Lee
Hamilton (D·lnd. > •
prove his request. He said Ford
felt Congress could be persuaded
by the t estim ony of a con-
gressional delegation which re·
cently returned from Southeast
Asia and films of the Cambodian
conflict which have been shown ·
on television.
M eanw hile , Se n ate
De m ocra ti c l ead e r Mik e
Mansfield said today he is reluc·
· tant to personally seek negotia·
lions for peace in Cambodia with
exiled Prince Norodom
Sihanouk.
But Mans field indicated he
<See CAMBODIA, PageA2)
NoPl~boy
For Convicts It was a severe blow to the Ad·
ministration's request for $222
million to Cambodia. 'Ille amend-
ment was an attempCto com-
J promise on aid for Phnom Penh
which ls surrounded by Com·
munlst lorces.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. CAP> -
The Genesee County sheriff says
Playboy magazine no longer is
available to prisoners in his jail
because they fight over the cen-
terfold pbotograph. The committee delayed any
ilDlnediate r«ommendalioll to
the full House on the Cambodian
aid matter.
Committee Chairm'an 'Ibomas
E. Moraan <D·Pa. >. told re· ~ he was urglna the Ad-
miDistration to consult with Rep.
Donald M. Fraser, (D·Mlnn. >
over a possible compromise on
Ute aid: Fraaer Is a major critic
of MY further U .s. weapons ror
cambc>Clla.
At t'tle Wb it House. Press
Sttm~ Ron Nessen responded
r.l•Uftl lo men'a billr l~h and, by -.yia& that Ford still hopes tillri'dl. ~ that Conpe11 will lnalty ap·
t
In an affidavit filed Wednesday
with Justice David D. Boehm or
state Supreme Court, Sberitr Roy
J. Wulllcb said some e>risoners
would tellr out the centerfold and
·bang it O!l a wall. This touched off
fights wfien other prisoners found
the centerlold mlssinq, Wullich
said.
Wulllcb, who told Boehm he
canceled the magazine, replied
lo an Americnn Civil Llberties
Union suit. filed in behalf of omo
prisoners. that charged the
sheriff with "cruel and unusual
punishment .. or hf" ates.
2 Sought
By Coast
Officers
Two Pennys aver e mployes.
about to make a night deposit in a
Huntington Beach bank Wednes-
day. were robbed at gunpoint of
$36,000 in a cash and checks.
Police said Robert P . Witte, 27,
and Robert C. Uorsey, 32. both
employed by Van·De Publishing
Company, printers of the Pen-
. nysaver. said the deposit bag
contained S31.000 in checks made
out to their employer and $.5.600
m cash.
The men told officers they had
stopped al the night deposit box
at the United California Bank in
Huntington Center. Beach
Boulevard and Edinger Avenue,
al 6: 15 p.m.
But before they could place the
bag in the deposit box, a man
armed with a blue steel revolver
approached , grabbed the UCB
deposit bag, then ran to a waiting
car and sped away.
· The two men flagged down a
passing police car moments later
and reported the holdup, police
said.
Police described the holdup
suspect as about 30,.sleoder, with.
dark curly hair and glasses.
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Weather
Generally fair skies Fri-
day,' according to the
weather service, following
tonight's expected rainfall.
Partly cloudy with winds
15 to 25 m .p.h. at times Fri-
day. Highs in the upper
50s.
INSIDE TODAV
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ordertd to bmg bock from
KOUO$ tM statt•lea.ied tat'
hil atrcuaged wi/t took there.
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Song Pirates
Cost Fortune
$ACRAMENTO <llPll -
Recording industry represen-
tatives say song pirating is cost·
i~"g composers, writers, musi-
cJans and record companies
roillions or dollars each yeaJ-.
1 They ca lled Wednesday for
tougher penalties against the un-
aUlhorized duplication and sale
of recorded songs during.a hear-
ing by the Assembly Criminal
J~tice Committee.
1"It is a multi-million-dollar
bbsiness," Howard S. Sntith said
of song pirating. "It is a dis-
strvice to recording stars and
tti>se denied what rightfully
bl!longs to them.''
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()fficial Nabbed
!MALIBU (UPIJ -JohnOrsini,
fqrmer vice president of the San
Bernardino Economic Dcvelop-
nient Council, was arrested
Wednesday on 'indictment charg-
iqg him with embezzlement of
ppblic funds, grand theft and
fqrgery.
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OR ANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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CAMBODlA
would undertake the mission if
President Ford asked him to.
"I'm prepared lo do anything I
can to end the agony in Cam·
bodia," he said.
The possibility of Mansfield's
Oying to Peking, where Sihanouk
is in exile, was raised Wedneaday
by Sen. Henry Jackson (D·
Wash.). Jackson said Mansfield'
··could play a very impc)rt.ant and
critical role'' in bringing peace to
Cambodia because of hls
friendship with Sihanouk.
In another development, Presi·
dent Ford invited retired Gen.
William Westmoreland to the
White 1-louse today for a talk
about the fi ghting in Southeast
Asia.
Westmoreland, former U.S.
commander in South Viet.uam,
wa s to present his assessment lo
Jo'ord on the deteriorating
military situation iriCambodia.
U.S. Economy
Recovery Seen
NEW YORK IUPIJ -TheU.S.
economy will begin making a
moderate recovery by late 1975,
say forecasters from the
University of Pennsylvanja's
Wharton School of Finance.
The nation, however, wiU 10
through another six to eight
months of continuing economic
decline before recovery, accord·
ing to professors F. Gerard Ad-
mas. David M. Rowe and Bou
Pr es ton or the Whar·ton
Econometric Forecasting As·
sociates.
Tax cuts and increased govern·
ment spending and inventory re-
ductions followed by a return to
normal aCcumulatioos will form
the basis for the uptll{n. they said
in issuing their regui.z: quarterly
computeriZed analysis ol tbe.na·
tion's economy to a Wharton
School alwnnl meeting.
Others Flee
Employe Says
Phone Hikes
Not Required
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI> -A
telephone operator has told a
Public Utilities Commission
hearing that higher charges
sought by the Pacific Telephone
Company are not rleeded to \>aY
for labor costs ''but simply'to fh-
crease profits."
Jane Margolis, the phone com-
pany opera tot, &poke Wednesday
at a hearing Into the flrin'!S re-
quest for a $97 .9 fnilllon rate in-
crease.
Miss Margolis said the com-
pany is automating so rapidly the
higher charges are not needed to
offset wages.
Ira R. Alderson, a commission
lawyer, said the PUC will in·
vestigate increased productivity
berore the.hearing e:ncts.
The proposed increase would
not afrect basic monthly
telepPOne charges. However, the
charges for certain intrastate
long-distance calls would be
higher, as well as higher charges
for new connections, moving,
chang.es in telephone numbers
and monthly rates for telephone
extensions in homes.
TAXES .•.
1966, restricts public access to
the papers for 25 years. meaning
that anyone wishing to see them
must get the s enator 's
1 permission.
The IRS· contends the limita.
lion means Humphrey retains an
interest in the papers, disqualify.
ing ttiem as a ,charitable deduc·
lion unt.11 aft~ the limitation ex -
pires.
Walters said the lRS began an
audit of Humphrey'& returns
after his diselosur,e in Deeemher
1973 lhat he was claiming the de-
ducttolis. The disclosure came
shortly' after former President
Nixon revealed that he claimed
deductic>ns. of '482,000 for gifts of
vice-P,r,esjdentlitl. paper$. to the
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-BOSTON (UPI) -Marijuana
may not be the great threat to
health and society that many
studies have indicated, 'ccord·
ing" to Consumer Re·ports
magazine.
"The time has come to take a
fresh look at the alleg'el d'SJtgers
of marijuana," the ConsUmers
Union publication said in its
M·arch issue.
The magazine said a "horrify-
ing collection or marijuana
hazards'' -1 including brain
damage, lowered r esistance to
disease, lo~s of motivation, birth
detetts, lung damage, sterilily
and impotence in men -have
been widely publicized in reputa·
hie scientific journals and the
news media.
BUt, said the mag~ne;·\·When
a research finding caii be r~adily
cheeked __, either ht r~atlng
the expetlment or by devising a
better one'-an allegation or ad-
verse marijuana.,ef!ects. is \-e·
lativeJy short·lived. · ·-
.. No damage is found -and
arter a time the allegation is
dropped."
The magaziJ1e said marijuana
smokers appear to remain in
good health and good spirits,
showing none of tbe adv'efse e~
fects cited in th'e studies.
Dr. William Pollio, director of
research for the National
Institute on Drug Abuse, said
that "to suggest that there is a
pattern .of serious conseqUences
and as soon as theY, are;
checked they are disproved, and
to imply thefe is some pattern to
this, I th1rlk tends to ign6re or
misstate what the present ·status
or the situation is. ti
The mag&zine suggested). bet·
ter picture of lonf:'·term effectS
could be obtained by studying a
country where marijuana has
been a datly ~ust.Qm tor g'epera·
Lions. , ,
It cited a study the Natiooal
Institute of Mental Health com·
missioned tor study rej:ardtr'lg
marijuana effects on the island of
Jamaica . For decades ,
Jamaicans have smoked mari·
juana much stronger than that
available.in the United States, the
magazine said. ..
The ma ~.Qe •'!le( \ft\if :to ,
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.l~ine:.Officfr:~~bs .
Tll:re.e llleual i{tli'=!m
A su!fpiclous policeman on
patrol iD Irvine captured three
·au~Cted llte11t tm,migra!1ts
front M'exico eai'ly wfuday but
othen vanished In a'daab for two
taxicabs waiUna nearby.
Officer Gaq Caln eotlmai.d·
11te.1roup at ·1even "110, iJ!!:lucl·
In( IJtf ~ 11.• ~ "1«ti ~ sant'I' f'• llallrofd; tracu
neai ~JTYat4 jAl(eftYI and ,
MoUltQn Parkway.· ;
Depo~lon proceedinas were
oel.'today (or Antonio Zambrano
M-. 48, of lllexlco City, JelUS
Zambrano Cabrwa, 19 ot £n .. Jlltaldad del C11a, alid 1am .. 1 Qoeiv• Iii-. 22, ., llexlto °'>'·
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e ,, ... . ' ~ ' 11\e trio' 'remained behind In·
the l a .m. IM.ldent, while \heir·
compahions r•'t'ed for the two
tut• whieb bad'been stationed at
that locaUon wltti their light.I out,
,,.Uce~ald:
Inve1ttcators addlld that the
cabs apparenll)' left wlthput:,
their potenti•L pa••entera •. be~ust one olflcer «•"""4hla "1 )lelp ,Patn11m11.11 C.iq )at.er', ..
:POrtld •••"'• i...o etnpty ea~ ';.Crulie by.
Police are p•t;t\cularly=llonl around the Santa F'e RR f-ofl •
w1Y becau.-e It 11 a p\\lat'
.plJ!tllne for!rel1hthopphlc all~ ,
headed for the J..qs Anaetes·
·Or1n1e Coun y emplo7ment
martiet,
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.Jamaica study, one had to arotMte
at leJl,st eight marlJUlt.n.a
cigarettes a day, a"nd the'WilijiCM,
itudied h"ad smoked an-atJiii..rGc
.17 .5 yea'fs. In he Unlt.ed siitM7&
heavy.Smoker is c~fq~ :-~ewllO.imokes m~-~~
a week. · • • · .,,. ,.-
The study cone1iided~ ~-..he
·data clearly indicate that the
long·lerm madjuana use b,.
these men did not produce de-
monstrable intellectual or ability
deficits ... There is no evidence in
the results to suggest brain
damage."
A spokesman for the National
Institute on Drug Abu.5e said the
Jamaica study w11s .l'\o,t cpp·
sidered .4~finiiiYC :t;>ee~e .. fl:he
group stadied was not blg enough
from which to draw scienl\_fic conclusiori~ ,
'Poi7t<>FliC'k ..
·' Shown Free
To SF Women
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A
free offer to· see a hard-core
"adult". movie drew 70 women
Wednesday. Menh~dtopay $4.
Most of th~ over-18 women rat-
ed the Sutter Cinema show,
"Leaming to Love," good tofait •.
"I didn't learn 8nYtbing," said
one elderly wonfan in a red
shawl. ''I used to be in buries·
que."
A· question on the rating slip
asked: "What is your favorite
sex fantasy?'' to which one
woman wrote', ''Still searching."
"The ~ld ... ~'.\&y·t~-day ~rind
which.appeals, to men only just
is n't enough to mas&: it any
more," said theater chain ex·
eeutive Tom Lazzarlni.
··we.•ve -;got to -be, tblnkin'g
about a different kind 'of film
which will appeal to women, too, arid mayle"tliscount priCes'.to get
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• ·i· ·· r~·· .. · fr(e11'll 1. 14rs., M·erldelth .,W.
KQ;l(>\iske::also 2Z.' was tou.od M'ilh
·her in the Johnsrud home. ,
Charges, or rai>e and robbery
are still pending against Griffin
in connectiWl w itb the death or
Mrs .. KalOU6k e. . • •
I ln:ftstlgators say in each case
the women 's feet ihad been tied
together and then the bindings
werecul•fr-ee.,
Anaheim · Poliee-Department
Homicide Detective Ron Girk:
said there are no plans for ex-
tradition at the Rresent time but
that Griffin will be qtlestloned in
Texas at the Harris County Jail
within the next two weeks about
Miss Bertsch~ savage murder.
A second fugitive. sought by
Anab,eim police and.flpon whom
extradition pro~e;edings have
been µµtiated !fYUl be picked up in T«;xy,atMt,~it1fl\e.;..•· ·~w~:re ~ gptng.,tP.;tiwQ. ·kilJ . two binta..wi.lll.one.l!!PneJ!))eJ.~ve .
GlrJr.saidof.llte Jl:ll< .. lriP'I' "' Griffin was reported Y¥,in
.•Al!alleilll tl>< .d•lf4!l,)Ao, -.;h m~4~r, ;)ft'))J~t-· 01=c~.-.~1~Y ' ~ ~:·'1i~~p~ ''.ll:(''~'!= h~~~.•.lo'li'.~Bf.' Nis~iJ.~1.
serving-a fi,entenc~·at.the Fed~ral
Correctional ln~titution for Men
at.Lompoc.
Ford Urges
Tax Speed · -' " WASHING'l!ON (AP> -
President ·Ford· was quoted
today '.85 cqmplaining. that
''time is gro)"ing short"
for ac:tion on, a recession·
fighting tax cut abd yet the .
Senate plans an ,Easter
vacation tn just eight days.
i'ord. .has. said• that be
wants ·the· t'ax ·cut by
Easter,
tJ;lte •tax·writing Senate
Plinante Committee began
writing-its'. •version of the
billthi&"1Dor:ning : •
.Sen. Russell B: ~og, (I).·
La.'), tbe cbalr:man, said he
will support ... a: .$3Ct.billion
t,ax cut, .almost double the
.amounti.ed ·· recommended
b~Ford. · .. ~ ...
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JIOur questions to
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Your Service.
Orange Coast
Dolly Pilot. P.O.
Box JSfO. Costa
Mesd. CA 92626. lnclude your
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>EAR PAT: Since I'm allergic
only~ cetfain-chemieals in COs·
metics, I hesitate to limit myself
entirely to tbose J>tVducts made
specifically for persotl.5 allergic
to almost everything. Has
any.one ever done' a study or writ·
ten anythinF that defines various
ingredlents listed ori labels or
tt~ams and hygiene products?
A.L., Coeta Me11
Check your bMladore for a
copy of .. A Coaaamer's l)lc·
Uo•ary of Co1metle lngre·
dletltf,U bT Ruth Wl~r (Crown
Publklaers, •1•· ). Available in
bard.cover or paperback, this
book tells anythllig you'd ever
qre to bow about cosn\~lc and
health tare Ingredients.
' License PoHct1
DEAR PAT: I moved her e re
cently li:om ~ngland. When I ap
piled for my California driver's
license, I was told J had to tum in
my forelan license. I would like
to keep my English license. Is
there any way I can get it back?
R.J., Santa Ana llgts.
No Catllomla driver's license
cu be fssued lo an om-ot-state or
fereip cOt1•try li~e holder
unJ.ll "e pteviously vaUd license
· "Is' 'HrTea4ered &o &he Calir.nia
Departanen" of M oter Velllclff. Jr
tbe llttlse' was' issued by 6ne or
the '9 othn &ta~s or by a Cana·
dlaa provl~ce, It wUI be retnmed
to the appr"prlate )lcen1hi1
autllorlty, If tbe ·license was ls· ~ by a f oret1n coutry (other
tbu Canada) --as in your case
-It will ble retumed lo you
& ta m p e d .. N o t V a 11.d In
Callforala. ''
Bla•ket Baari..en
already 1pprottllin1 il$ maz.
imuiDcta .. •APHitY~" be said. Rll~ Mid Saddleback VaHey r•Mlenta, part.i~uhu·t.y, those in
Leisure World, have been "very
UiMl_,ratandln• about the llQlse created by militar)1 jeta ap·
proacbing El Toro." •
• He 1alcf h'e think1 the re8$0l'I (or
that underatandlng is a realiza-
Uoe of bow vital the base ls. ••eut t can ten YQU right now
tb•t l will be &he first. to join these
people ln loud and strong opposl·
tlon to increased use of the faclli·
tv thtou&h introduction of com-
merclal j~ ...
Riiey satd be is familiar with
airport noise problemf because
he lives UJlder the takeoff pat.t.em
of Oranae County Airport and on-
ce joined In a mu1ll·m1llion dollar
suit aaaln1t lM coWlty to !<wee a
nolse"'l'eduction.) •
"There ls nothing I would
rathfr see than an immediate
answer to our problems ai
Pranae Count~ Airpo~. but J
think tt would be irresponsible ror
us to ttansf er t~ noise and traffic
problems of one area of the county
to another community," Riley
said.
~iley said he ls not trying lode·
rend "the miHiOI'\ of the Marine
C,orps" for the two bases
because, b.e said. the corps can
do a better job of that itself.
"But I &JU going todeCend what
I see to f>e the best interests or
my constituency," Riley said.
Scranton 'Hideou4' Probed
• HAltRJSBURG, Pa. CUP() -
U.S. Attorney Joh.n Cottone con .
firmed today that a federal grand
jury was investigating the
. likelihood that •'a person or
l • pe¥q,nS" illegally hid fugitive
.. newspaper heiress Patty Hearst
in northeastern Pennsylvania
last summer.
Uf>iT....-o '
IN.PENNSYLVANlA? •
Fugitive Patty Hearst
'Wonder Car'
W,ill Goon
One.. news paper said indict-m:ertts likely would reveal that
Miss Hearst hid out in the Scran-
ton area several month$ ago.
Wttlie Wolfe, whom Miss Hearst
said she loved prior to his death
last. year in e police shootout in
Los Angeles, was from the Allen-
town, fa., area -about 60 miles
south of Scranton.
Jn San Francisco, Randolph A.
H~ars\ said be was told by the
FBI several weeks ago that it
was believed his daughter spent
last summer on a Pennsylvania
farm: .but that the trail was now
"cold." Hearst said he also was
told by the FBI, ''They don't
know where she is now."
"The grand .jury is sitting and
one of.its investigations involves
the Hearst case," Cottone said
today. "That's all I can say at
this point."
FBI and U.S. Treasury agents,
carrying brief cases and files ,
visited Cott.one's office as the 23
Auctl. on Block grand jurors were sequestered in a s mall room on the 10th floor in
DA~ CAPl -; 'the lnlernal
Revenue.SerVice has set the sale
or the prototype of what was
billed as a low-mileage, three-
wtieeled wonder (ar for March
~
Proceeds from the public auc-
tion will be used to reduce the
$44, 719 debt owed by Twentieth
Century Motor Car Cotp. in
employes withholding tax, an
IRS spokesman said.
The car, the ''Revette," was
seized by the I RS Wednesday
from a warehouse in Northwest
Dallas. The president of Twen-
tieth Centurf, G. Eliiabeth
Cumichael, left the car behind
when she fled ahead of arresting
officers last month.
She is the only one or six
Calif omla residents who has not
surrendered to police on charges
of conspiring to commit theft by
selling dealersbips and options
for production of the car when
financin_, and parts did not exist.
E~~t's l'ielv
the Federal Building heae..
The gr.and jury ·room was cor·
doned ore and newsmen who tried
Ang·eis Seized
In Truck Theft
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Al least
three members of the Hell's
Angels motorcycle club took part
in a rjng which sold stolen pickup
trucks and campers. Dist. Atty.
Ed.Miller says.
The three were identified as
Raymond Grant Penwarden, 30,
vice ptesident of the club's San
Diego chapter, and William•
Wayne H.ughes, 24, both of San
Diego, and Joseph William Dag-
gett, 23, or El Cajon, all charged
with grand theft. .
Miller said two other Heirs
Angels were sought. He said six
late-model pickups worth $30,000
were stolen and sold to un·
dercover officers.
Sinai.I Businesses'
I ' .
~ig ."~~ed ~·Moi,.ey
Sy ftEDElttCK ~EM EHL .!l'he .1,nost profitable thing you
• Of .. .,_.. ... ._ .can d.o is compare your operation
• to enter Cottone 's office were
threatened with arrest.
The Harrisburg Patriot said
this morning that indictments in· •
volving the Hearst case would be
handed down later today.
It said the squrces could not
say whether the indictments also
migh\ involve the harboring of
William and Emily Harris, Miss
Hearst's companions in the Sym-
bionese Liberaiion Army.
The Scranton Tribune reported
today that the grand jury here
would be asked to •·consider"
such an indictment. A similar re-
port was carried in the San fran·
cisco Chronicle.
The Tribune said Miss Hearst
had been seen in the Scranton-
Wilkes· Barre area this year but,
according to its sources, was no
longer in the vicinity.
The Chronicle said a federal in-
vestigative source in Washington
described the hunt for Miss
Hearst and Bill and Emily Harris
as "pretty hot right now."
"We're talking to people who
may have played a role in their
concealment," he said.
The unidentified federal of·
ficial said five or six persons in
Pennsylvania and on the West
Coast are under investigation
and have bee n subpoena~ to
testify.
Miss Hearst was kidnaped
Feb. 4. 19'74, from her apartment
in Berkeley and later bec11me an
avowed Jnember of the SLA. She
is wanted by the FBI in conntt·
lion with a San Francisco bank
rpbbery in April, 1974.
.
., Cqmjng West · ,
Former White House aide John Dean pauses to auto. .:
graph a copy of the book '.'All the President's Men"
prior to a speaking engagement in Greeley, Colo. Dean's
lecture tour will bring him to Santa Ana College Sat\ll"·
day night. See story, Page A9.
Senate Panil·OKs ·.
I''
Malpractice Bills
SACRAMENTO <AP>
California's doctors would be
guaranteed the right to buy
malpractice insurance for the
rest of this year under measures
approved by a Senate commit·
tee.
The meas ures would set up a
variati.on of an "assigned risk''
insurance pool in which all
liability insurers in the slate
would share the financial burden
of insuring the state ·s doctors.
'!This is a device to esta~lish a
guarantee that malpractice in·
surance will be available for the
rest of the year," said state Sen.
Dennis Carpenter CR-Newport
Beach>. author of one of the bills.'
Sen. Peter Behr, the chairman
of the Senate Insurance and
Financial Institutions Commit·
tee and author or the second bill, •
said the ·measures are needed ·
because of a crisis in the ·
malpractice field. ' • '
..It's important to move these
bills along even though they
aren't in perfect shape because
we face a crisis,·• the Tiburon
• Republican said at the.hearing.
Both bills were approved Wed· ·
nesday by Behr's committee by
identical 6-0 votes.
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now oa.r aucust OniMe Oclullb"
'•"'()rand Jury wbfcti, Idler eame
ponderinJ, bas lnued bib ·Ute
4ee0mmmdation Uaat .. all-Mop • :tbrowinc away beer c-aDd pop "EGYPT rs or the opinion that •
bottles. it is necessary to fix ~date for
All this time you u.oupt the the holding of tbe Geneva Con-~ 'Grand Jury was doi'q ~ ference" an. d tbat 11:;etting tbe
'"9lie, didn't you! · . date is linked to an r agreement
"''1 You calculated the)' were withlsrael,tb~papersaid.,
eathered there in the bact room.
T brows furrowed, P~I to tn-During lasi month's 'Middle
• 0 dict some master ·crtD)in.al Who Easl. tour by Sovlet Fo'reigf ~·:had just fleeced a Leisure World Minister Andrei Gromyko, both
' Widow out of ba1! Ii million in Syria and the Soviet Union called
•. ,atocks and bonds. for immediate resumption of the
Or, the jurors were skulking IT WAS LEARNED that conference. ~gypt suggested a
about the balls of g~ernmeut. American officials bell eve later resumption\ after Ki.91ing~r.
neartbing evid-ence of l~ra~J's withdr.awal .. ~U.. ~~Jldacbancetemedlate.. , alf~•an~e,. goJalJrJlkf~i • SinBJ~ there iA an a,.......t, .',/.key issue in the talb.W a
gling, goofing oft or Outrilbi-will have to come in phases to aJ. peated to be' an•'Israeli demufci
hanky-panky. low the.~raeli~ to build a.new de-for a formal pledge f~ t;g t
INSTEAD OF ALL this f~e line ~hind lbe Mitla 8.l}d toendtbe,state-0fwarasapJ:e
glamorous stuff, we learn G1dipasses intbedesert. . for' further lsra~li tr.oop
through news reports that. our Ttus has ~ot Y~ come up m. withdrawals from the Sin:ai pjl
granli Gt"and Jury is ooncemed _ UIE!'nego~ati<>ns, 1t was learned. fields and passes. ·
about old hollies and cans. be~use first there must be an . • _ _ .
Now don't make fun of our agreement before the t~coon-But U.S. i)fficws.he.re 4enied
hard-working jurors for this. tri~~scuss.ho~to.carryltouL . as unfounded repo!18 from S081e Junk is a serious matter. Kissmger is still in the s~e of quarters that Klssm~ bad pto..
The Grand Jury was actually ~arryipg ~de as. w~cb -are ~ J>OSe¢' as. a way bt~t!ttUDglh.~ls
probing the problem of our coun-formal d1plom allc proposals sue, a jomt Egypllan-Israeli .t-
ty's land-fill type dump-sites. Jn back ~ct 'fort~ between the two fi~mation that neigb~g coun-
polite language, •these 'places countries, trymg to get agree-tnes not settl~ theJr4iffenmces
such as those located in Jrvil'\e or ment. by acts of war. 1 •
San Juan are called disposal
areas.
Our jury determ in~tbat even
. ~ Nixon ·Vexed?.
Patricif .E~a~tl\ Swtd>n. 33, accused of tic:lm'blng
buildings in New YorlJ. iSix
years aio. ~as ~ beafi o1lp-tured by FBI. She was7 ar·
rested Wednesday while
stacking. peanut butter jars
in Brattleboro, Vt .•. health
food store.
Rules Okayed
For Nixon ·· I
Tape Access
at the present r ate of dumping,
our land-fill sit es should last
another 25 or· 30 years. To con-
serve the dumping space,·· ·
however, the jurors decreed that
Orange County ought to ban noo-
retuma)>le contaU.ers. .. ·
WASHINGTON. (AP) -The
government's tentt\ti)'e,plan for
providing p~blic ac~~ to the
. \ tapes Of the Nixon White House
Z • l · C · lls ~~ L t calls for some to be retuhled to SatuRlay and "SurldlY: tt ~do not
TmS MIGHT W()llJC pretty·
. weJJ with bottles. Cans may be
another matter. fl you ban
throwaway beef cans, for e1am-
ple, the suets industry might pro-
test discrimination'° fil.vor of tha bean people:. ~ ~
f Few have ever had. 1he notion W forcing the bean people to put
up thetr' prpPc:t • a ~ble
~an. -• ··-' (_Anyway, Oler~a~solu-
a,ion for the whole nt>n-Tetumable
problem. More people should be
like me.
• FOR EXAMPLE, I collect old .
mayonnaise jars. They are won-
derful. I carefully lake the empty
jar, wash it out, scn~,PE'. off the
label, polish it with {he dishcloth
and tuck •t safel)r·away on a
shelf. I know \hey •are going to be
very valuable for sometbin'
someday. ""
I have also saved a lot of old
peaDJ.lt butter jars. They will be
very handy for something some-
day that's a bit bigger than a
mayonnaise jar.
Also, t often sit pondering beer
or pop cans. They are beautifully
engineered and should be &ood
for .aomething even alter being
drained. Once at an art show I
saw a bunch of them welded
together into a chair. But it didn't
look vety dosntortable.
AR .. FOLKS, there's a fortune ·
waiting ¥ there for me once I
invent th&? a>' to use all these old
cans and mayonnaise jars.
Meanwhile, I don 'l know what
to do because, frankly, the house
is beginniq to fill up. .
Maybe I ought to make a trip to
Uledump.
ieg er .. a ._, J J ec ures the former president and others ':.'':a~.~~ !itC~
. . to be sealed, perhaps forever. Lift. anc:1 your «»PY*ln be defMi'ed.
F4rtner While House preS!>
seaetary Ronald L. Ziegler bas
cauce led his campus lecture
serie&on groun«ts l)e <lid not want
to be on te "'Watergate speaking c~~-Washing~on s~ces-sa1 . · -
The sources said Ziegler has
written to the eolston Leigh Lec-
ture Agency of N~ York...in·
. ~orming the fir.m thAb~Mm-
celling a schedule of cami>us ap-
pearances planned for spring.
There also were reports that
former President Nixon was un-
happy with Ziegler's intention to
~gin a lecture tour on which
·Last Hope
-Fulfilkd'
COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP>
-Dr. William Bradway's
office says it has been
flooded with hundreds or
calls from persons offering
to take the three young
children of Linda Hardy, a
terminal cancer patient.
"l just can't belie~ the
"Warmth and love of the
· people who've responded,"
.· said office manager Kay.
-F1owers. "It brings back
my faith in people.~· .
The response!" .. waao to
news reports of Mrs .
Hardy's final dTearti of
finding ••a good family lo
take my kids, to love them
and keep them together."
PEOPLE . : hours of recorded presidential Cil u•lltl• Ttf1,tn 11 ( J. However, most of the 5,000
·. conversations will be av~able, =...,<>:s.~u=%:'.:;,4Mlll
.... -----------~ ~ainly to sc holar ~ and .nctWestminster ........ Mt-tne
·watergate would obvioUslv be JOumalists, at an archives build-San Clemente-. Capistrlll'IOBeleh. th · f 'J in& near, Wasti)~on, ,(ieneral SanJuanCai>isttano. e pia1n ocal point. Services Admioistrato,r ;ArUillf Dana Point. South µgune. •
'! .. l * ·' c .. _ aid,{ • • ~M...,.. t.J.•~ •••• J~
Y»rmer heavyweigf)t Cham• r·:.A.:.· ~~!;!.!!u~PS~O~P~S~~~lll!!~~~~~~~~·-!::::_=~~:!!!:!!':!!:=!J:!:~!:!!:!?'.~~~~~~~~~~l!!!!_
pion <ier.e Tunney was among
the investors who spent $17 mil-
lion op a California tax s'1elter
~rocram which haS' filed for.ze· ~organization under-bAni.ruptcy
1aws.j
OlJler investors of Jasmin
Groyes Co., w.~ich owns S,890
acres of citrus, nut and fruit trees
in Kern and Tulare counties were
economist PaQI Sam~ of the
Massachusetts ,Institute oJ
· Technology and Re_p. Teno Ron·
calio, (D-Wyo.). ·
The Jasmin firm bas 'debts of
apptoximately $16.5 DillUon.:tor
the land and $1 million in interest
payments. ...
President Ford's 17-yeac~ld
da~hter Susan is writing a re-
gular magazine column giving
her views on me in the While
'Houseandotherissues ..
Her column. "White House
Diary," will appear in Seventeen
mapzine and the first pit!ce'wiJl
be in the AprU issue. • . n.e first column is devoted to
male chauvinism, her feelings
abool press lnvasion of th'
family's privac~ and t>lans to
hold.her high school prom at the
White House on May 31. • 1 *' . Mayor JosepfA Alioto will be ac·
companied by Jlis estranged wife
Angel,iDa on an official visit to
Jran iJext month. the mayor's o£.
1lce'Qid.
S:toriii .··Rips -Te~~es~.ee-
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SACRAMENTO (UPI) -PifteeD counties face an
:n•,.t•--•..,X118t...,_ted ••of $2.7 million I~ welfJre,•d this month due to
) feder~icl(s, acconlingtoGQ\'.•Edmuntl G; Brown Jr.
• • BfOW!t1ta1d the $8.8 milllop euft)ack for the first Utree'l'Donths
. 0( th.ii )'Hr stemmed horn lederal c~colations of Welfare }>ay-'t . men~ :to ineligible persons, bbth overpaymetits and u~erpay· men!P. t ' t' ,
r.11"" 1'IM9 m unt)' eutbacks were based on the percentage of error in pay~ts to' welfare r ecipients, and San Fra~isco had the
, l~tol afty county in the state. Brown said. · . "" • • f • • •• -~~ i\·.a:.~ .· '. '
QRAMBNTO '1.Pt -Secret payment of $77 ,500 l1Y Pep-\1 .. lv~i()' .io'*.,._;dent. Dr. WWiam B'anoW'Sky, have
focal pOint c:A. aq invesUgation by pie California attorney
.1eneral.~ . • . . ' • YP"t more """ • y .. , the office of ,Atty. Gen. Evelle younger-
-who' is a Repub)ic:;-1: Banowsky. a GOP national c:ommit-
teernan -·has peen g the fihancial affairs of'the private
two-c:ai;npus school.
FegWarrd•g '
· ' • 1..os·A~GELES (AP> -Pickpp tnicks-will'be used in a pro·
· ... jed intended to reduce traffic accidents caused by dense fog, of-
,· fteia1$ tlati-announced.
' Otftclals' ot 'th~ state ~roent of Transportation and the
• MghV..ay tnfll'Ol. satd flisbing signs 1would·~ mounted 011 the 'thicks to-\V •rtt ·jtlverside and qtbet freeway' motcnists Of speed aavmoties and-traffic: delays before they entered the fog. . , . . . ' ' . . ..
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J PASADENA (lJPJ> -Billt' Jo Booker, 28, a transjent from wo®ck~ ~Tex., who was convicted of murdering a Monrovia
, we>man ~d hei'. da!Jlhter last week, Wednes~af was formally
aeate.ce4 to die \n the California gas chamber .
SuptJjor Couf'\ Judge Walter Evans imposed the sentence ~ •oted )aft Friday by a five-man, seven-woman Jury.
I • I
• " ' • " ' " , •• l ..... 11f-(:f'•e . . .
•n i,-.t Slt'N'8ERNhRDINO <AP> .:....stepltenF. Anderson1 manager
• ~·~tHe'8if~ ~ll'Ssyc§t"Theater ~e.r~a.jtarl>een acquitted oLrj)arge's
ci( eilu"iitiag obscene matter.
Andenon. exonerated Wednesday, bad been charged in
manid #Wn l,efe ih ~~cM~ wJt.1>..~e stlfw~ of ~ m ~.., ~ .... ·~b depict(U M>Ml\Sk•~ti. .
! 1 ~
SACRAMENTO (APt -The Asse~bly wouldamendtheblUtoattectonlythoseare..a.i·
Transportation Committee. ))as bloeked a last-dlt~b ltde lhe SoUtt\ Coast BiSin. •
effort to wl pe j)Ul a contro~r~ auto st4oa tontrol Holden < D·C.alwr City). bad held up lliS blU !Ii·
prof ram throt.aibout six s.ithel'tl 'Ctllf~ cQUD· Ul Wedaieed•y, hopipa he could weaken co1n~
ties. · support for the J-'Qll p~m. And he-refUHChtO
A.NJ committee vote Wednesday defeated a ~ill concede a(\er the \lqte Ulat the measure had b'een
·by Sen. NJte HoJden that wQold hate ended a re-ktUed. .J-
qalren\e..,UM• ..._ 1.11'liUiOtt 1966·10 can in Los · . . •
A.Nelu. Ora~San Bematdino, Rl\rers\d~. Ven· • '"1'11ERE IS STILL A chance,'' he said.
tura and SaN,a Barbara counties be equipped with a 1"I'here ls some talk about getting a resolutlOft
device to c~b emissions of {>Xides of nitrogen passed 011 the float' puWng lt out of committee." •
-(NOx /..· lllln• sald he thought he bad the votes to •this
ametided bill out of committee. · ... " T~ DEV E MUST BE instaUed on a stag·
gere41 · ba11l1 d~pendlng on the last digit ol a
motorist's license plate, and deadlines for vehicl~s
• The NOx program has been a conttoven)' in Ute'
leeislature for years. Originally lawmalten plutltff
legislation requiring installation of the devices.on
1916-70 cars throughout. the state. with plates ~nding in digits one to six have already
f&$6ed. -11owever. committee me~bers voted 8-7 to
.1ie8'C a bill by Sen. Omer Raine Cl>-Ventura), that
wouttt continue the 'NOx program only in the smojf'
plagtaed' SC>uth Coast Air' Basin, eUmln.ating it lri
northern Santa Bat~ara Coulfty, the eastern ends ot
San Bern~dino and Rivetside counties and the
northeast corneP of Los Angeles County. ,
But they amended that requirement Jast year,
t"equiring mandatory installation only in the m·
county area.
NO~ devices must still be installed on 1966-70
cus throughout the state when they are sqld or re·
gistered iQ California for the first titne. The Holden
bill would not affect that requirement.
Aer~sol. Can
Ban'Passe.s
Orange County was riot included in the exemp;
lion pf an.
• · Onginall~ R~ins' bill was identi~al to Holden's
pleasure. But tha.t version was voted down by the
-..trarisporlf'tiOn panel last month ~nd Rain$ said he
Program critics argued that the devices ham·
pered eneine performance and increased gasoline
consUJ1lption without making a serious dent in the
smog problem.
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Firsi Test
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SACRAMENTO (AP> -A bill 1.f15..0401]
that critics say would prevent the ·• • s. ~· .:O" ,01uu use of aerosol air sprar.r and •11)tU J~ ~:r .
d · 21t22 ~ c .,11tr.o most spray-on eodorants 1n ~~f....,. ......... ,l'l ..
California has cleared its first ~=========~· legislative hurdle.
Supporte.rs said the spr.-ys
could deplete the earth's prJJtee·
live layer of ozone and increase
frequency of skin cancer.
The Senate Heall}) and Welfare
Committee voted 5"2 Wednetftay
for the bill by $en. John Dunlap,
(D.Napa.) ~ •
' 'HEAIJNG ~ND
MESSAGE SERVIQ
SPIRIJUAL
RESEARCH
~ 1.I SOCIA TIS ~ 216 ST. AHH'S Dll.
. LAGj.IHA HACH
.......,. ~· 14 . 7:15,...
DONATION
Dr. Har9ld s. Jobmon, a
University 4£ California chemist,
told the committee that if J>f!ople
keep using the sprays ·at the pre-
sent rate, they wil~ .ca~e a re-
duction of global oz~ and a COD'1 L~!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!ll•l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll~I
sequent increase in ultraviolet PtJRLIC NOTICE radiation. .,
But bill opponents argued that
Johnson's claim ha~ not, be~n
proven and passage of the bill
would only resul\ in unei:nploy-
menl in the can and aerosol in·
dustry. · R.aymon·~ McCarthy ,_ a
SDOk~m;m for the e.t duPontde _ ..NemQur.s_ 14.· CQ .• ...said the biij.
would prevent the us~ of ~·~
aerQJIPL air sprays and .!l'~st ~pray ·on . d e.o <\~.an ui 1 p
c-JUo.,,fa. t~ ,,,,,:,. .! . -:...
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Congressman Andrew RiMba~ CR -Newport
Beach> was a televison performer Moaday night.
Along with Orange County•s ottrer three
Congressmen. Hinshaw was a panelist on Cha~J
so·s monthly report from Washington D..C,
Before taking to the airway:ii, Hinshaw rtJpOrtedly
made it clear that a discussion ot Ule Orange County
assessor's office scandal WA$ oil limits.
It's been an off-limits topic witb the (ormer coun·
Ly assessor since early last December \then nine of
his ex-aides were indicted by the county Grand Jury.
They are u l leged to have been. ,Participants in a
t'Onspiracy that purportedly helped elect Hinshaw to
Congress at lca~t partiaJly at taxpayer expense.
Hepcated attempts to gel Hinshaw's side of the
story have been rebuffed by the congressman. who say~ his attorney has told him not to discuss the case.
Inasmuch as Hinshaw is mentioned in one of the
illegal overt acts charged in the Grand Jury indict-
ment. that ·s probably sound legal advice.
It still doesn 'l resolve what still is a burning issue
in Hmshav."s district. The press releases issued from
his offtce and the controlled TV interviews produce
orrly a selective. one-way form of communication
" Gas Vapor Control
Gas station owners in Orange County have until
September to come up with detailed plans for installa·
tion of expensive new ai r pollution control of their fuel
pumps.
'Foo Many Eieused
Almost as soon as a new California voter is re-
gistered, a little card advising ot potential call-up for
jury duty appears in the mail. The voter is asked if he
or she qualifies for any of a longttstor exernptions.
The 17 categories for exemption from jury duty
now cover ministers, physicians, lawyers and
pharmacists, podiatrists a nd optometrists. teachers
and telephone operators ... and let ·s n.ot forget keepers
of public ferries and tollgates!
In practice, today's jury of one's ··peers" most
likely will be made up entirely of home makers, the re-
tired an~ the unemployed.
A bill recently introduced in Sacramento CAB 681 >
would elimate all 17 of the exempt cat egories and let
the court decide .if jury duty would indeed constitute a
personal or public hardship: :
Po\iticb.\ \obotom·1es
on increo.se iti U.S.S.R.
( N e.w s ~ t.e '""")
It is the first of four intermediate deadlines set by
Orange County supervisors to bring all 3,800 gasoline
outlets in the county into conformity with the new gas
\ apor recovery ordinance.
Cnder the la\\. s tation O\\ ners must install
lt deserves support. To the citizen of a free coun·
try, the right lo trial by j ury . is as important a
privilege as the right to vote. And widespread
participation in both these mainstays of democracy is
essential to their preservation. "DON 'T MAKE HI M SLAVISH-JUST TRA<TAf$LE .~
Snoring:
No New
Answers
(SYDNEY H ARRIS )
1\s one or the l<'ading snorers or
the \\'t.:~ll:rn World. I "as attract
t'd to a m :Jgazinc ad recently. ad
\Ct11:-.ing a new hook· "Snoring
'\ e \\ ,\ n s w e r s t o a n O 1 d
Prob l e m ," b~ a s peech
pathologtl>t 1n Florida. who
directs som ethin g called the
··Sono.-ou:; Ur<.'athing Research
Project ··
After getting, and carefully r e·
ading through. lhe book. I am
sorry lo 111
form the na
t i 0 11 • :-.
t':.timJted 35
m 1 I I 1 on
:-.norl'rs th:.it
there still I!-.
nu more of a
· · c-u n"' f or
th1:. :.1fflict1on
than lhcrC' 1s
lor the com
mon cold.
T HERE ARE any number of
therapies a nd treatments and de-
' ices and theories on the subject.
but most chronic snorers will still
have to comfort thl'mselves with
the thought that their numbers
han• include d such luminaries as
Cato. the Emperor Otho. Lord
C hesterfield . Beau Hrummel.
and at least 20 of lht' l'residenG
of th<' U .S
'"P r esident Theodore
ROOS<'Velt,'' the author informs
u~. ··onCl' s norC'<i so loudly m a
hospit<il that <·omplaints 'Were
filed hy :Jl mnst t-n•ry p<iticnt m
the \\ 1n g "ht•rt• he was re·
<·upt·r •it an g '''"'Wins ton
Churc-htll was a 35-d eci b<.'l
snon·r. by the r c·port of the naval
11tfi1 l'r who auditioned him on
board :i ship 10 1944 .
Art11:1il~. thl' term ·•snoring'' is
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
A judge gives a child
back to a mother convicted
of child abuse. The child is
found beaten and burned to
death. The same judge•
says he doesn't know how
this could have bet·n
avoided. T oo bad il \.\asn 't
up to a Jury o f lessC'r
<:itizens ~
.I (;
J catch-all. CO\'erin~ about a~
many diver se form s as "l'anccr·
does in the realm of disease
OR. BOt:LWARE, lh<' author
of this I atest tome, lists s ax
separate theories of snoring and
its probable causes. and 11
c la ssirications or s noring.
~urpri sin g ly little medicul or
physiological r esearch has been
done on the subject, and m any
conclus io ns contradict o ne
another.
Almost everything h:is been
tried . from s urgery to hypnosis.
and from psychotherapy to the
most outlandis h contraptions for
closing the mouth and support10~
the chin during sleep but
nothing y. or ks for everybody.
and most things don't \\Ork for
anybody.
Some peopl e :-.nore only v. hen
they lie on thei r backs, and a
mere s hift of position helps.
Others snore only after partaking
too freely of food <ind drink JUi.t
before bedti m c. Sti 11 others ha vc
septum deviations that can he
corrected I but both thC' author
and myself failed to be helped by
this procedure>.
T HE PLAIN fact is that the
"new answers" don't :rn~wcr
v<'ry much, and the old problem
remains a probl em to us 35
million noise polluters of th<'
night's silence.
Soviet Altentativ e to Stali11's Terror
PsycJµatqc 'Condition~g'!
WASHINGTON -An
Amer ican resident 10 Moscow on·
ce pointed out to me ci low-lying
set or buildings m the outskirts
where som<' unus ual experi ·
mt:'nts were re ported to be goi ng
on The American said that he
understood m onkevs habituated
to tropical climates were kept in
cages outdoors in Moscow's sub-
zero v. inter. Survivors of this or-
d l• a I "'ere
said to have
dc\•e loped
thick coats or
hair and the
idea was ap·
parently to
!-.l'C if a strain
or C'Old ·
('ond ilion e d
monk evs
coult.1 be ck
velopcd.
This 1s the kind of story a
traveller takes with a grain of
salt
Pavlov·s experiments with the
conditioned r eflexes of dogs are a
well -known part of the Russian
scientific he ritage which some
have connected with the way the
Soviet l<'adership produces de·
~in•d responses in the Soviet peo·
pie. That is a theory also deserv-
mg skeptical assessment.
A WHOLE lite rature. from
Orwell through Kafka, has grown
up around the ruthless condition-
ing, phys ical and psychological,
o f the free man in an
<iulhorilarian state. This has
become a considerable factor in
the relations between t.he Unit·
<'d States and the Soviet Union,
involving the emigration of J ews,
freedom of dissent and the treat-
ment of political prisoners.
That is why a_ new report of the
Sen:ite internal security subcom-
mitl<'e on the abuse of psychiatry
for political repression in the
Soviet Union has a bearing on de·
[ J
commit people in this counlry lo RICHARD institutions ... no~ necessarily
WILSON because they·re mentally ill . but
s imply b ecause they do
------------something someone else doesn't
tente.
The content of the report 1:-.
shocking because il purports lo
show that the prl'senl regime has
substitute<i for the Stalinist ter·
ror psychiatric inc arceration
and· the Ul>e or drugs and
psychia tric techniques on a
"m assive" -:.,cale lo destrov the
personalities or dissenters
without actually killing them.
T HIS NE w EST report IS
drawn largely f(om the in·
vestigations of a qualiricd Cn na·
dian psychi:itrist, D(. Norman B
Hirt, who formerly was a senior
resident in psychiatry at the
Mennini:cr Foundation Hospital
in Topeka. The chief sources arc
psych iatri s t s and form e r
political prisoners in the Soviet
Union and reports in the under-
ground press called samizdat.
like.·· '
T H AT ISS'T the main point,
though. Till' main point is th<'
\\ ay the KGB has found lo deal
\\ith politi cal dissenters an<J
othe r uncomfortable dtlzens
without re~1otablishing Stalinist
purges which outraged the world
and made coe~lstence with
Russia a political impossibility
••. Cases a if-cited. Thousands are
said to ha~ ,'been committed.
Techniques al)cl d;ugs are,
described in thi!S , ··t'~ and r~
fined technology of terror.·· The
chief perpetrator is identified as
a certain Dr. Danill LunLS, who is
so proud of his tech niques that he
wishes them to be known as
"Lunts ism." as were t he medical
experiments and tortures of the
Nazis known as ".Mengelism"
aft er the Dr. M'engel who
managed the m .
A GREAT DEAL of this is pro-
bably neither fantasy nor exag-
geration. The noted Soviet sc ien·
tist, Andrei Sak~!s taken
his life i~ his ~ands to warn
against these pracpces and
others which isolate the Soviet
l "nion from a n outside world"' ith
"hi ch it \\is hes to ~~xist on its
OY. 11 tC'rms. KGB ychiatrists
who have emigrat to Israel
h~n:e told ptir.1. or the story .. The
cx ~rte n ces of hldividual
prisoners have been.rtcorded.
Netping of this lkind con· ceivab~ could 'IQJltlhue in the
Soviet 0niott wtthcttitthesanction
of the. P6litburo and Leonid
Brezhnev. World psychiatrists
who \\ ish lo honor I their pro-
fes~ion and rescue it from the
horror chamber are duty bound
to raise the bsuc wherever their
voices can be heard in the com-
ing meetings or their associa·
lions, before the United Nations.
and every forum where human
decency has \'alue. In s hort, a new tJranch of
psychiatry. separate from the
legitimate practice, is said lo
have ~en developed by the KGB
for the handling and s ilencing of
political prisoners in ways that
cast psychiatry back lo the Mid-
dle Ages.
The Multinationals
Dr. llirt's mission is to get this
practice internationally de -
noun ced , which the world
psychiatric association has been
timid about doing apparently out
of consideration of the protests of
the K GB psychiatri sts
themselves. Psychiatrists of the
so-called free world have not
been so reluctant, concerned as
they are that the Soviet techni·
ques not only give psychiatry a
bad name but introduce prac·
tices which may be imitaled in
free countries for allegedly
beneficial reasons. Hirt worrjcs
about the growing tendency to
A penetrating view from the
Left of the br eak in the con·
tinuum o( American foreign
policy that began with the
Truman Doctrine and ended with
the Johnson ado.> inistration is
provided by America After Nix·
on by Robert Scheer (McGraw·
Hill Paperback. $3 .95 ).
As the author notes in a
Preface, "It is the essential
thesis of this book that the public
political process no longer rules
this nation. that current political
debate does not deal wi~h wllat is
most im portant, and that the
basic decisions about our future
are tnade for us by several hun-
dred super-large multinational
( T HE BOOKMAN )
corporations, lhemsel~es out o(
control."
ED I TO R of R am p arts
magazine from 1965 lo 1969 and
author or How the U.S. Got In·
volved in Vietnam and co-author
of Cuba: Tragedy in Our
Hemisphe r e, Scheer offers a
highly readable book which is
clear, concise, written from a
very specific point or view, with a
great deal of Polemiul bite.
''The s eparation Qf a domestic
Po~on Pil& for Castro ·Didn't Work
,from a foreign policy is the first
act in the disenfranchisement of
the American public," he
writes. · · ... The American
economy is now so hopelessly
entwined with the world
econom y and so fully under the
domination of its largest
multiQalional corporations that
al\y attempt to discuss our out·
standing problems (be they illfla~
lion, waste, unemployment. or
cultural alienatiool without
primary reference to the role ot
these corporations, is an act of
deception ."
\\ ASllll'GTO'\ Press ac·
counts havC' 1d<·nt1f\ed Cuba"s
F1d C'I Ca~trn a-.. the: targc·t of an
un~uccel>i.ful CIA assassination
plot
The headline·" couldn't have
r o m c· a t a '~ o r s ,. t 1 me for
Secretary of St ate Henry Kiss·
in~er. lie is 111 lhl· tt11ck of "most
delicate' nc~ot1at1ons." accort.1·
ing to our Whit e lluu~c ~ourccs,
to re s torC' s ome kind of
diplomat 1c rel at 1onsh111 with
Cuba.
A<'lunlly. we reported as far
barkas Jan 18,1971 ,thaltheCJA
had arran).!cd
.six asl'la~sina ·
lion attempt!!
u~ainst
Ca.c,tro 1n the
l'arly 1960s
:--:o~ that thv
.. tory h a,
heen revived .
1t might bf>
useful to r e ·
count the d •
l1il1.
T llE PLOT. began u part of
the discredited 81y of Pl11 •
operation. The 1tnltgy~ WH to
eliminate the Cuban 1 .. ad~r
befor • the CIA lnv '°'1 l«ce
landed on tbe Wand. Wlt.botrt the
tharl1m1lk Castro, lt was
l,Chl. the ecfrndert would
become demoralized and dis-
organized
To earn· out the assassination,
the CIA s·elccted an underworld
figure who could be disowned. He ·
was hrawk·faced John RosetU,
identified in con fidenli al FBI
files as "a top Mafia figure" who
watched over "the concealed in·
terests in Las Vegas casinos of
the Chicago underw9rld."
Roselli's CIA contacli were
William Harvey and Jame1>
O'Connell, who at'companled
him on bush·hush trips to Mi ami
to line up the assassination
l earns. No one else was told.
hov.·ever. of the ClA's role in the>
murder mission.
Roselli represented himselC as
an oil man seeking r evenge
"gainst Castro for his 5eizure of
oil holdm gs. The assassination
weapons were also carefully
selected from foreign makl',,
mostly Belgian. to prcv<'nt :lily
llnk lolhe United Statd.
EACH ATTEMPT to kill
Castro wa1' m e llcul o us lv
planned. Ukc an episode from the
TV drama, ''Mission: lmpos~i
ble! " For the fir~t try. the CIA
furni5hed Roselli v.1th i.pccial
po1•on ~opsul cs lo slip 1nlo
Cutro's lood.
~ poison was bUpposcd to
toke thrte ~ys lo a<'l 0}' the
l
(JACK AN DERSON)
lime ·castro died, his system
would lhrow off all traces of the
poison, so he would appear to be
the vicli m o f a natural if
mysterious ailment.
Roselli arranged with a Cuban,
related to one of Castro's chefs,"
lo plant the deadly pellets in the
dictator's food . On March 13,
1961 , Rosel l i delivered the
capsules to his contact at Miami
Beach 's glamorous Fon ·
t:tlneblcau Hotel.
A couple weeks later, jus t
;ibout the r\ght time Cor the plot
lo have been carried out, a report
out of Havana said Castro was ill.
But he reco,·crC'd in time to rout
the Ray of Pias invKs1on on April
Ii, 1961
ALTHOUGH both the murder
plot and the invasion Called, the
CIA continued trylnJ lo iet rid o{
Caslrd. The uban ho had
'>neaked the i>otson Int haYana "as never seen again,
Thcrdor~. the CIA, uns ure
\.\helher the ploll@rs had railed or
the poisoo hadn't been stroo1
ent>ugl\• decided to try a,ain with a more powerful dose. Ro•ellt arran,ed for trlJ?.1~·
strenatb Cf pr.utu te> be sDPCSed
into Castro's food several weeks
after the Bay or Pigs. But once
again, the plot falled and t.he con·
spirators disappeared.
Four more attempts were
made on Oastro's life. thereafter
using assa!Jsination teams
equipped with high-power,ed
rifles. explosives and two-way
radios. Roselli per:,onally made
midnight powerboat dashes to
deliver the teams at secret land·
ing spots on the Cuban coast.
Once Roselli's bpat was shot out
from under bim, but the occu·
pants were quickly fished out or
lhe murky water by companions
in an accompanying boat.
T HE ASSASSI NATION teams
never got a shot at Castro.
nlthough the CIA lumtd that lhe
last group reached 3 rooftop
within range. This occurred
around the last of February or
first of March 1963
Nine months later. Pre.stderil
.._nedy was 1unncd down In
DallN by Lee Harvey Oswa)<I, a
raftMlc who had been ac:tlve in
the pro·CHtro movement Md
bad pold o mysterious call upon
the Cuban cm bauy in Mufco Cl·
Warren Comm Issi op to; rindings
-that Castro may l\ave become
aware or the U.S. plot upon his
life and, therefore, may have
recruited Oswald lo retaliate
against President KeMedy.
ly a few w~ck1 before lbe dre ~-~r::~
ful day In Dalla&.
Sourc s famntar wit.h UM CIA
conspiracy con 't •bake a naaaJste
1uspid\ UDIUP~ by ltie
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sembJymaotlCen Meade bas l>et:n o~ d~ed to b1'1g his sute-leaaed car
back f r<>m ~nsas and pay the sthte
!Of' the two qths that his estranged
wlfe had the ar. ~
lfhe Assttpjbly Rules Committee Is·
~ued the orders Wednesday a few
hqurs aftor the ,Berkeley Democrat
cqnfinned a )lewapaper account of hi s
wife's use oqhc car.
THE STAIE PAYS $225 of the $270 monthly lease bill to
Hertz OD fh~ $6,()()()
1975 .. mod el
CbevroletBlpzer.
As'serobly
Spe.ak er Leo
McCarthy ! D-San
F raqoj'Scol said
Meade's ~lion§ were uabS.:t " ana
"an ou\rage. '
But M c~arth y MccuTHY
said Meade asn't violated any rule
for Ute use f automobiles provided
for state legislators because It is tbe
kind of con4uct that nobody in the
Legislature 4\'cr saw a need to write a
rule_.bout. i . M~DEt HO HAD .-run·in with
McCarthy Ile t month beC;ause he re·
fused to w~a a coat and lie, said his
staff got Ass mbly Rulef.1.Committee
approval to.l•t his wife take the slate-
leased car td Kansas on a temporary
basis.
But no one on the rules committee
was aware of it, said McCarthy.
Fred Taug~er, chief administrative
officer of th' Assembly. said it was
·'absolutely •ot true" that Meade re-
ceived an okay through Rules Com·
mittee staff cm bets.
..
r Taugher said M e•de was given one w -t~ ftt the car &>.ck to Cali(prnia
lw tfle •tia will be'Uncel4td. ~ taid
Ptieade wjll also be l)a)Jed for the Urne
t)le car was out orttaW.
MEAD~ SAID HE and his . wtre ..
Sliaroq, file d for divorce la:lt Decem~r. He said he fell she sl\<>Uld
have lhe large,: car lo drive east with
the couple's two children se h' k@t
their 1970 Fiat compact car.
''At the time Sharon and I Spij~ we
exchanged c~r~.
and I asked my starJ
to check with . the
Rules Committee
about the propriety or her going_ bacJC
there with tKe stale·
leased cu. I W8.f>
told iC was fihe as
long as it was tem·
porary a nd· s h e
didn't use the state
gas and credit card.
"HE'S BEEN TOLD he needed to
return that car to California,"
Taugh~r said. "W.e are going lo send
him a bill for the prorated time that
the car has been out of the state."
McCarthy said, "It's an outrage
anyone would do that. Absurd judg-
ment on the part of two or three or
four legislators should not bring the
entire Legislature into disrepute."
McCarthy said there was no written
rule against a legislator allowing his
state-leased tar to leave the state, but
added, "This is the kind of practice
lh~t is clearly understood as unaccep·
table so it was n't necessary to state it
to79other Assembly members.''
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TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
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Air Canada
American Air lines
A!Jt.. Mr. Foster Travel Service
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Continental Air l ines
Oesign Plaza Travel
Flying Sportsman lodge
Malaysian Air lines
Mexicano Air lines
Nopili Kai Beach Clubs of Hovvoii
Olympic Air lines
Pacific Far East lines
r Pacific Travel School
Pon American World /iijrwoys
Princess Cruises
Trade Wind Tours of Hawaii
T raveline Tours
Travel man
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Continuous Movies:
( hlmul 11 o u&f> 011 the Mall)
"Picture Canada"
Air Canada & Canadian Pocif ic Air
"Miracle of Micronesia"
Continental Air lines
"Sacred World of the Mayos"
Mexicano Air lines
"(.entrol American Holiday"
"Guatemala"
Pon American Wald AJrwoys
Central American Destinations
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Trade Wind Tours
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"Once Upon A Princess Cruise"
Princess Cruises
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Oldtime Fashion Show
Stewardess Uniforms Now & Then
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Guatemala Marimba Band
Central American Destinatrons
Tahitian Dancers
On rhe Mall
Oriental Shriners 40 Pcs. Band
On the Mall
Travel Bag Packing Demos
Presented by American Airlines with Pamela French
Travel Fashion Shon'
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•Free Flight Bags. Continental Air Lines;
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NEWPORT CENTER
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Thursday, March 13, 1975
By BILL SCHREIBER °'* O.Uy ,.., .. St•ft
SANTA ANA -CUl·
rate "whale-watching''
e~curaions for school
children may be can-
celled at Dana Point
Jlarbor unless Orange
S~ MlulNJ
Check Fraud . ,.,. . .
Case Probed "'
SANTA ANA -The ter over to lhe DA Tues-
Orange County District day evening when one of
Attorney's bffice is in-the s pecial auditor's
vestigating the possiblili· warrants was cashed.
t y that at le ast 23 HEIM EXPLAINED
fraudulent county the check, forged for
welfare checks are in $219.18, was one of a
circulation because of a series that was listed by
printer 's oversight. the printing company as
Cou nt y Aud i tor -mutilated beyond re·
Controller V .A . lleim cognition.
said he turned the mat· ··These checks were
Marke ting
Company ·
Selecte d
not included in the ship·
m e nt to the county."
Heim said.
The checks, which
bear seria l numbers in
the upper left hand cor-
ner from 150801 to 150824
inclus ive. were printed
by the Standard Register
Company of Porter ville.
SANTA ANA The llcim said they were part of a shipme nt of Santa Ana marketing \\elfare warrants sent to
firm of Tram Associates the county in October.
has been c hosen by Jle saidthereareusually
Orange County Transit 300,000 bla nk checks in
District directors lo pre-one shipment and the
pare a s hort-range dis· county orders twice a tnct marketing plan.
Directors chose the year.
company ove r three .. WE ADVISED the
others bidding for the District Attorney of this
SlS,000 contra ct. All just a half hour a fter we
were int e rvi ewe d discovered it." lleim
privately and the elec-said.
tion was made at an ex· lie said a c urs ory
ecutive session. check of the county's
Mary Evcl) n Bryden. hooks indicated no other
dist ri ct s pokes" omun. discrep a nci es and the
said the plan 1s to be de· printing c:om pany is tr)·
signed to provide direc-ing to track down the
tors with som e ideas how other 23 missing checks.
lo improve service over .. THE AUTH ENTIC
the short haul. checks "e mail out bear
She said the plan will an i m Print o f m y
conform to recently s ignature in the lower
appro ved di s tri c t l e~t hand corner.'' he
policies that call for a ~1d. "The one we have
shift in district service found had no s ignature ...
away from the non-
commuling rider and
toward those who want
to ride the bus to. and
from work.
Proble m s
In Barrio
Benefit ,
Walkers
Poised .
S AJ'\TA Al'\r\ -
Dl.SCU SSed orange county's 20-mite "alkathon for the March
of Dimes takes place
SANTA Aj>.;A Saturdav.
Problems of po\ erty. The 5th annu;.il benefit
juvenile delinquency and eve ht w i 11 h ave ·a n
unemployment in the estimated 15,000 persons
Santa Anita barrio ~l'C cover i n g th e r ou t e
lion of Santa Ana will be through the roads and
disc usse~ at a public greenbelts of the City of
forum tonight at 7:30. lrnne.
The session. spon~or<.'<:I The route begms and
by the Orange County e nd s a t the Harbor
Human Relations Com-Municipa l Court-Knoll
mission, will take place Center a t .J a mboree
at Santa Anita Park. 300 Road and MacA rthur
S. Figueroa St., in Santa Boulevard.
Ana. THOSE WHO can not
The commission's re-participate in the 1975
search into the inequali· superwalk are urged to
tyofmunicipal ser vices, become a s ponsor .
the lack of a community Sponsors pkdge a con·
center and other issues tribution to the Orange
regarding the area. w1 1l County Ma r ch of Dimes
be aired. for every mite a selected
Commission m cmht"'rs hiker covers
will also discuss com· THE EVENT is co-
p I a i n ts of p a r e n ts spnsored by K EZY and
against the Santa Ana disc jockeys and other
Unified School District s po r t s a n d r a d i o
involving discipline', stu-personalities are expect-
dent rights and other al· ed to participate in the
leged inadequacies. hike.
2 New Paramedic
Vnits in County
SANTA ANA -Two new Orange County Fire
Department paramedic units will go into service
Friday.
County Fire Chief, Carl Downs, said one unit
will be assigned to Station 17 in Cypress and the
other al Station 21 in the Tustin-Red Hill area .
THE CVPR ESS PARAMEDICS will service the
cities of La Palma, Cypress and Los Alamitos and
the community of Rossmoor.
The Red Hill tea m will be respol)i..ible for the
communities of Cowan Heights, LemC>n Heights and
Red Hill. IL will also serve TU$lin b)' virtue di a con-
tract between the city and county, Downs said.
"The two units will be manned seven days a
week. 24 hours a day with a miltmupi oftwo men on
duty,'' Down• said, notina lhe men have completed
I .OOOhouraoftralntna.
The lwo new teams mark 3 further expat'lsion or
the COPftlY paramedic proel"am, •blch eventually
will put. 1peclal unit within five fnute9 or r.nyone
in the county.
BE I DES NORMAL FIRST aid, (he
paramedic• are equipped and trained to administer
Intravenous solutions, pump stomachs, admlniater
•jectlons, orm enteracncy chlldlUrth and tlf\er
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bill:ta Stre t
llelfibt flat yr
County
The
vote 01
S uper
Schmit
decisio
flict Wt
THE
was to
Ryan•
ing t~ squ~
a lot
Aven~ Str~t .The
comm I
Rya~ 150-64
the
wasn't
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bill boa
s ign
short!}
order:E
down I
Ra
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SAN
Orana
De par
givelf' 1
at leas
dr a lr
was he•
acros1
Jlighw
Beach
"Thi
jacent
Ir·
T~
Vie•
ca\t~
Irvin~ aired
"Agl tefev~
The
gram
on Kl'
p.m.
Lee
au the
also ~
gram
tervi
Co mt
perso
eye
he lie
divis i
crop .
tions.
Pl
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The lot
MUI\
JET
C0toiwele
Roll•
Goldtnro-
This bu
dlvldu1t
R
111~ st
Cou"ly Ct
10. 1975.
PublM
March1l
SAN'f,( ANA -Th~
Orang~ County Road
Departrnen t has been
giverr au(hor ity to spend
at least $30,000 to repair
drainage cu l v e rts
washed out in~mudsl,ide across Paci ic Coast
Highway in apistrano
Beach this wee .
"The two culverts ad-
jacent to the highway
were destroyed <luring
.\he heavy rai,1it.&rm
'Monday, res ulting in tr!
deposit of substanhal
quantities of silt, rock'
and debris across all
lanes, forcing a tell\-
porary closure, .. '·said
Road Commissione!Ted
Mcconville.
Mcconville t old the
c ou nt y board of
supervisors he needed
immediate authority to
I • TV conduct repairs on the rvine two culvert s, lo~eted
just upcoast from 'the
T S · j unc ti o n o f Coas·t_, 0Ur ~en Highway and C~~~
. •Capistrano. 1 •'-.. ! Vlews of farniing and'°
caW.. operations or the ~ .
Irvine. Company will be A 0
1
aireCI Saturday on the ~trODOJll
"Agr}culture-USA" --..
· teievisaon series. T Jk S The· 30-minute pro-8 et ' ' '
gram will 1?t? pr~dcast 11 onKNBC,Ct1~nnel4~at3 ~SA NTA ANA .=-p.m. 11 1'homas Cragg, •chief
Lee Cooley, California kolar observer ~t t~e Mt._
author and historian, Wilson Observatory, will
also appears on the pro-~iscuss variable star s
gram, which includes in-here Friday at a meeting
t erviews with Irvine of the Orange Count~·
Compa ny agricultural Astronomers Club. ·
personnel, and a bird's-Th U eye v i e w -v i a . e mee. ng, J>pen to
helicopter• -of t he the pu.bl1c without
division·s orchard. row charge. is schedllled for
crop and liv~slock opera-7:30 p.m: a~ lite Santa
tions. Ana Pubhc Ltbr,ar y.
-----4 PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUSIMCSS
NAME STATIMINT
The loll-Ing person is dolnQ bu)!
ntU;t\: •
JET FUTE. Sl111 Goldenrod,
CorOf\41091 Mar, CA. t262S
Aolfe Keeter McCalfref Jr , S111'.
GolGenrod, Corona del Mar , CA. t262S
Tt>I~ business Is c.onOucttd by an '""
divldUal
Roll• K McCalfrM, Jr. Tnl~ s1a1emept WH llled ~'" '"" Coonly Clerk of Oran1141 County on Mer.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
P'ICTITtOUI •UIUCESS
UMll STA'tllMUCT
Tiie toltoWln11 per1on Is doil\9. buS<·
neuu:
#IKE'S GARDEHmG, lMO So.
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Coast H•Y .. L•ouna 8t11Ch, CA 92651
This b<ISll'•U •Ii conducted llV .,. ln-
divooual. Mlcftael Ii. MeU.n
I0, 197$.
This Sl•lernel't WU llled with tht
Coul\ty Clerk of Oral'Qfl County on #Mr.
10. 197S. APP RPM
Publo\lled Oral'ge Coa\l Delly Pltot fubll\hed Orenge Coast Dally Piiot
March 13.10, 27,Aprll l.,197.S 839-'S ~h 13. 20. 21,Aprll 3,119'5 8J0.1S
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Rec. $11. Junior jeans. ·
Cotton corduroY in assorted
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Sizes 5 to 15.
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SALE 7~§9
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contour rug Easycare acrylic
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.. ~ 13, 1975
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Mar<~ 16, 1975
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4JQ DAIL V PILOT Thursday. March 13. 1975
By Phil lnterlandi
"Do you mind? You're parked on my skis!"
Weoltltg Held
Arrests Told
In Portugal
LISBON (U Pl) -The
a rrests of dozens of sus-
p ect s in Tuesday's
a bortive coup a nd a
purge of the country's
top businessmen a nd lan-
downer s sent hundreds
of Portuguese into hiding
today in an e ffort to
escape s imilar fates.
Government officials
said m any could be flee-
ing for the border a nd
urged the public to be
vigilant.
Armed civilians set up
r oad block s o n t h e
highways and searched
cars. Many wer e a rmed
with a lis t or license
numbers prepared by a
communis t group.
Strip /Hi11i119
WASHTNGTON <AP)
-The Senate's over-
whelming passage of a
coal strip mining bill
similar lo one vetoed IC:Ast
year should discourage
Presid ent Ford from
cons idering a second
veto. says a key sponsor . ·
Sen. Henry M . Jackson
<D-Wash. J, noted that
Wednesday's 84 -13 vote
was substantially more
than the two-thirds ma-
jority n eeded to override
another veto.
l'D.1t •La.r'
WASHINGTON (UPI>
-The Food and Drug
Administration has been
so lax in regulating heart
pacemake rs il was u n-
aware of many of the
23,000 pacemake r recalls
in the past three years.
a ccordin g t o co n -
gressiona l investigators.
The General Account-
ing Office said Wednes-
d ay the result has been
d efective p acemaker s
are not alwavs r emoved
promptl y ·rrom the
m arket.
FBI Capture
EAST GREENWICH,
R.I. (U PI ) -Act ing on a
tip, police :Hrest c d
Cameron David Bishop,
one of the FBI 's 10 most
( IN SHORT )
wanted fugitives, while
he was s itting in a car
containing 16 weapons
Wedne s d ay i n e
doughnut shop parking
lot.
Bishop, 32, had been
sought since April. 1969,
for the dynamite bomb-
ing of four transmission
line towers in Colorado
which supplied power to
·defense plants. Ile and a
companion . Raymond
Lavasse ur, 2 8 . o f
Portland, Maine, were
arrested a nd charged
with con s piracy and
possession of three
rifle,c;, four s awed-off
s h o t g un s and nine
handg uns. police said.
A irpfJrt Gripes
VIENNA , Au s tria
CAP> The Interqa:
lional Airline Pilots As-
sociation today listed 11
international airports,
including Los Angeles
and Anchorage. Alaska,
a5 "critically de ficient."
Death Notiees
ltAllll
PETRINA L. KARR, residHll of
Costa Mesa, C~ Dale of deatll Marc II
10111, t97S. Born April 7111, 1'101.
Suntlved by tllrtt soris, Car I Hoff of
Long tstano. Noiw Yori<, JamP'> Hoff
o t Co\la Mesa ano Paul Holl 01
Lvn-. Ca.; two sisters, Elai""
Bishop ol M inn., and Alice
Feathenton of Homewooo, llt1no1\,
thir1een oranochiloren and h>1e oreo\t-
9ranotr11ldren. Service> will be
pr1vatt
STAHLEY
RUBY STANLE Y. beloved aunt ol
Mn . Sa•l•e C C.rts"'lald and Mrs. Dorothy Carter Memorn1t services 111
c1.,emont Un1teo Gnurcll of Christ
Conqregat1onal '" Kingman C.f'Wlpei,
C1Mernon1. (a11t M Tue\oay, h'Grch
lbth at 7 00 PM, Forest Lawn, Gl"'1-
dJlt>. Fore"Jt Lawn Mortudry (lire<.·
tor!t
SLUSSER
KE14HETH SLUSSER. resident of
L.tt1<Hla Hill\, Ca Soerv1ces are pend "'Q. Pacihc Vie w Memortlfll P.uk
Mo<luary, NewPOrt Beach, c ...
ROLES
LOWELL H ROLES, res1dPnl of
Ldquna 1>eac11, Ca. Ddt• ot <Jl·alll
March ~th. l91S Surv1V(•d by h1\ w1f~,
Elatnf! Rotes ,, .. ter\, M 11ry ThOrnton
ot Florida. ACIO•r Urown 01 South
A f , !Cd 11nd E v e lyn M '"'r >:.C.h ot
NPbra\•11. brolher Jam°' Al lon RolP\
of Lo~ An<)elf"\ Servi<~~ will be held ~JC1>rd<1Y, Maren c~tn at J 00 PM,
Pac1hc V1Pw Chd04'1 w1th R'·v Brue'!
• t<unle otf•<•ont In lieu 01 tlo¥11JPr~ -===========;'.the tam1ly SU?Qf'St\ contr1buhon:\ to • T ne Amer.can (.ancr r Society.
IALTZ-IERGIEROH
FUNERAL HOME
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Cosio Me~ 64b-2•L4
llU.lltOADWAY
MOITUARY
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DOLAN
DAN L DOL.A N, re••dPnl o• Co<.Ca
~~.Cd D•C~ ol dedln MdrCh lltn, 1q1; Surv1vr-a by h1~ wit~ Jane R
Ooldn, c1<1uqhter\, Culhv dnd Nancy,
son. Aob(,rt ""° motner. Edna Ool;in,
Jlf ot Co~t.i Mrr;,• MemorMI ~rv1c~<
Niii b e l\PIO Fr10<1V I 00 P M.
Pr~byt~rian (hurc II ot l he Cove
'ant, 1S80 Fairv1~w Poao, Costa
Wu, C.. Bell Bro.Jdway Morluary
l1rettor 'i. Tno·.p w"o w t'>h. '"' ti.-o of
'h>Wlll!'r\, mny mnkP donations to Th"'
:>an Oolf'ln Mf'mo r1 ~1 fund, Pr .. \Oytr·ri.in Church of Thi.' (.o,,.,.
,...nl. C.o\lt1 M,,..,ii, Ca
ANDERSON
MARIE E ANDERSON Dale ofcle·
ia tll Marrh Uch, 1q1~ Resident ol
(&tl(l Me ... d, c.~ Suno\IPd by "'"' son,
C11ar1e, Anll•• ,on o l Hunl1noton Be~h. d~uQhl•r. Dorothy D'Aousc Of
Hunt1nq1on fit:-ttth, two Drotn~r\,
Charles "nd 0\(M N1f'IS4''l, bOth Of
Mtnnt\ot11, t1v11 Qrandch1ldrt'n and
ttri 9rea1-Qran<10111dren S•rvtC es will
1)41! ~Id S•lur<Jdy l(J )0 AM, Prince ol
Puce lulher •n Church, Costa Me5.a.
Otl1c1&nt W•ll be Rtv Andr~w An·
dtr\on. lnltrmtnl, Good Sfleptienl Ce~ltry. """ ttd by Bell BroadWay Mor1u.ry.
WEI STEA
OLLIE M. WEBSTER Date of Ot·
•th March 11tlt, t97S Re\ldenl of
Go\.la AMw, C.a Survwed by her U\f'M
brothers, Ot.ver ol Santa Ana ,
rriom.-. and Burn1ce ol CO'I<> Mew;
two S•i lNS. Mr\ E J Kuykend<tll of
Tuu ""° lr~ne Eudy ol Co\la NtKa.
Alsc SUr¥111'fd t)y mt\ny n1t!c•s and ~Pf'Ww•. Y.r ••trs w111 N> held Salllf'·
Clay l 00 PM. Brit flrtMdWllY CllaPl'I
lnle r,,.,..nt H•rtor R•'C MemorlAI
Park. O•tPtl•<l lJy uclt S ro.odway MOrtuary
SAWYER
RO Sf p T H '>nWY I: R rt•\ldenl ot
Saf\ta Af'l..t, c,1 f1MP ot dP11ttl ,_,.."-"
totn. HIS '>v••1vHt by "•S o~uol'tler. Joye~ l.<lwv., C.011 orand \On, John
S.wyN (,oft '>erv.CP> will l>O' ~tel '
F rtday lG 00 AM, (o\I• MHa Olapet.
ll>Ctrrntnl Pomon1 C~mttery, direct•
ed by B•lll ·BtrQeron Co••• ~ MorluAry.
***~***************
MERCURY SAVINGS
and loan ~iation
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KNOXVILLE. Te~n. <UPn -It's or a Cocke County ClrtwteoUrt ruUric
up to the Tenn'essee SUpreme Court to which baried the hfndling of
decide whet her sn~ handling will be poisonous tnakf:S in churcn services.
allowed in worshio Sfryices at a small
Cocke County church.
The state Coir( or ~ppeals ruled
in October the Ca~on Springs HoU·
ness Church of God in J esus Name
C®l~ make use o! snake handling in
&ervices if there was no threat to the
a~ience.
THE SUPREME COURT has
agreed to hear arguments in May on a
state appeal of the owe cision.
The appellate court on an appeal
Coupon
THE TENNESSEE branch or the
Am ericap Civil Liberties Union
helped the Rev. Liston Pack, pastor or
the church, apd Alfred Ball, a church
leader, appeal the rulihg.
The case has been fought on and
off in the courts s ince 1973, when two
members of the church, one of them a
brother of the church's pastor, diedif
drinking strychnine durihg a Sat ·
day night worship service.
Kodachrome
Developing
Special
Economy Processing
1.09
SPECIAL
Girls'
Dresses
Arry Kodachrome roll
8mm Movies or
20 exp. Slides.
CouPon must accompany
order -Oller expires
March 18, 1975
2/3.00
Reg. 1.99. Women's Cross Over
face bra l 00% Nylon,
ad1ustable Streich straps.
white only. 32A 40C.
\
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2/1.00
Reg. 66•. Girls' Knee Highs.
Asst. colors to choose from.
75 % Orlon Acrylic-', 25%
stretch nylon Machine wash.
S, M, & L
3.99
Your choice of styles and
Spnng colors. All 1n machin~
washable polyester. 4-6X.
XPerreJ
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E •c~pl Superm•rkel
Regina
Electrikbroom
29.99
Reg. 39.99. Regina
Electric Broom. Rug
pile dial provides handy
clean up for carpets or bare
floors. (84518)
·• Fat!· Cat 1it/.writa~.bwyed
.. # ~ JQSE (UPl> -d( t. a floffy brown and
wt\i 'o•\, Inherited ~9~rt e;s~' estate aft.~r all -
al)d is 'assured or his favorite dl~l Q( shellhsh and
chopped liver. San~ Clara Coqh\y SuperiQrCourt J udge John
Longinotti ruted ~eiss' $8,000 e,~ate could be left to
the animal ~s lonl i!S a tru,t wps aet up to handle
the money. 1
.. 'wei(s made Kat ihe·b,r(eficfary !n a handwrit-
ten will. But legal experts feared We1~s was wrong
in trying to leave money direct!~ to Kat: They hiid
s aid the law barred ~htf leavmg or ...money to
a.ntmals. i • , "\ ·
Longinotti said Weiss proba bly inlende<l a trusl be~tablished, freeing tbe money tor Ifat's upkeep.
Men's sport shirts
2/S6
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polyester/cotton. Assorted.
p11nts in sizes S.M.L,XL
3~44
Aeg. 4.50. Polyester/cotton
with malching nylon socks.
Assorted colors. 0.'h.1, 11h.
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Fancy taee trimmed. Assorted
colors in 'h, 1, 1 'h, 2.
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denim; flare leg. 4 patch
pockets. W 30 to 38. L 30 to 36
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Nt. wt. 11 oz.
L1m11 2 with coupon
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entertoiMlent-fike switching channels monuoly."
Draft Lottery:
Dec. 8 First
WASHINGTON (APl -No. 1 in the annual
stand·bY draft lottery was assigned Wednesday to
men born Dec. 8, 1956. No. 2 was drawn for those
with June 19 birthdays and No. 3 assigned to those
born March 22 . The men born in 1956 were given numbers in
case they have to be called if the military draft is
r esumed. The men will be in the first group for
possible callup next year. Then) each year after
that. they will fall into a lower priority until they
are no longer liable for the draft, normally'et age
26.
Here is the monthly sequence of numbers and
birthdays:
JANUARY
1123 0 2W. ti 116
2 108 10.1?'1 18 JS.
30S8 11 l«M IY 19()
'·l.38 Ul31 20 101
S2'1l IJ.011 21 -318
6 2S8 " 11• 22·111
1 "' IS Ol>1 23 n•
l-0<9 II> 15' 74 312
F EBRUARY
1-077 '1·082 11·3•8 2·1 ... 10.251 18 0&3
3 220 11· ll>O 19 140
•·O'IS 12·364 70·0~•
S-032 13088 l1·7H
6·2b0 u .090 72 ?OJ
I 12/ IS 2H n 7J9 8 IS9 14>-241 2• °''
MA ltCH
1 210 0 ().tO II]~
1·7•'1 10018 18 "" 3 112 11 2'18 19 21J
•IW. 17· IJ/ 70 374
S-JOI 13 103 71 ldl
6-091 u 171 1/WI I 21• hJS2 n !(••
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APRIL
1·110 9 07S II 20•
1211 I0-1•1 I~ IJ•
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21·281
li-211 ,...076
JO.J27
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2 191
J.228
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1·331 M~I
3·3'S
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7S.J1' l>-17•
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II Oil 8·204
7o 7YI
1 • 711
JO ·" 31 371> I 17S
HIS9
) 00'1
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S.219
2S 110 • llO
24>-0Sl 1 290
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Must Be
Defined
1-02'1
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1>1'2
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WAS HI!'<GTON WPI > ;~~
-The f'~dera l Trade ~~~
Commission has ordered
the m akers of r adip and
television sets to tell con· 1 m
sumers in plain English ~-~~
what the cabinets arc • 1°"
made of. !~
Fancy names that im· ~i;!
ply wood w h e n th e
cabinet really is plastic
will be outla \\ cd under 'm
the regulation. ~;:~
Labels and <Jd\'erlising ~~
\\ill have to say what the o 1111
cabinet is made of -~~~~
such as "plas ti c" or
"vinyl" -or must state
what it is not. for exam· 1 m
pie : "simulated wood" t~
or "imitation wood t~~ grain." ._333
' ' T e r m s s u c h as ~ :~
·molded compo n ents ,'
·walnut plastic' or
11 OJI 19·036
12 133 70·3S9
I] 70) 71 18J
14.047 12-101
1S·09J 2)-780
16·131 24·080
MAY
9-363 11·1SI
10-100 IB·O•S
11-290 I 9-081
12·2~ 20·28'1
13-120 21·773
14·0lil 27·30S
IS· 191 2J·3S•
16·329 2•·162
JUNE
9.3s3 11·1'7
10-026 18-711
ll·ISS 19-007
12.:iu 20· 033
13-001 21 ·300
1'·131> 22·013
IS-7'11 ?3·78S.
lb-<>% 2'·2S2
JULY
9-270 11 36S
10 IO'I 18-00&
11·21' 19 238
17·33 I 70 74J
13-017 21 233
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IS-()()9 73 7111
I l>-042 74· I S8
AUGUST
9-196 11· 1111
10.339 18 31J
11-JSO 19· 168
12-120 10·219
13·11S 21-1~2
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IS Jl>O 23· 207
11>·21S 7•·19J
SEPTEMBER
'1·3•'1 11-301
10-341 18-01'1
11·161 20·2.iO
13.32; 71·080
1'·3Al 12-178
IS·IJS ?3·1So
14>-11/ 2J·271
OCTOBER
'I· 186 11·020
IO·OSS 18 241>
11 JSS 19 ISO
11781> 70·701
13·7'3 71·106 u 323 ZJ•Oll
IS 2•8 13·229
16 1~ 2•·1'8
NOVEMBER
9 761 17·.l<l9
10 IJJ 18· 111
11 111 l'I 19'
17·2'• 70-211
IJ-JSI 21-l?S
U -023 12·161
l~O'M 23·2'1>
16 216 2•·0~
DECEMBER ··~ 11 306 10·141 18·140
11·189 19 2Sb
12.051 70-017
13.111 11·126
1 .. 289 12· llS
IS·208 23·378
14>-3.JO 24-139
11·111
28-050
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JO.J.17
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24>-138
27.292
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31-310
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21.03"
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19-071
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31-071
·car ved effect' wm not Consultants
suffice to di sclose that exposed s urfaces are SAC RAMENTO (lJPI 1
plastic or that they are A tlor n e y 1'i an L' y
nol wood," the regula· Salzm an and forml·r
tion stales. legislative aide Rudolf
The rule. which goes :'\othe nberg ha\·c been
into effect in June, is appointed special consul
similar to one put out tanls to the new Fair
t>arlier for the fu rniture Political Practices Com-
indllstry. mission
3 Restaurants
N ained in Suit
LOS ANGELES <UPI> -Three Los Angeles
area restaurants have been accused of serving
customers less desirable meat a nd fish tha n
described on the menu.
Named in the civil suits filed in Superior Court
by the district •attorney 's ofCj ce were Kelley's
Prime Steaks. Los Angeles, Ted's Rancho
Restaurant, Ma libu, and Kings Arms Steak House.
Burbank.
ACCORDING TO Judith Geltand, a deput,y dis-
trict attorney. the suits were the result or an in·
vestigation by prosecutors and the cowrt.y Health
Department.
However, stipulated judgments -agreed to
without trial -signed by Superior Court Com·
missioner Lee Ragins immediately ended the suits
against Ted's and KinpArms.
Pending was lhe suit again.st Kelley's En·
terprises Inc., operaUng the KeUey 's Prime Steaks
cbajn.
SOUGHT ARE on injunction to prevent fa.J ae
advertising, $2 ,500 civil penalli~ for each wrone
claim in the pHl and a $1 ,000 civil pe.oalty !or false-
ly descrlblna saloble rood in violation ol the h••ltb
and safety code. .
Pro1ccutor1 claimed the chaln served .. choice"
1rades of be f rather than "prime" as suggeated In
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CHICAGO <UPI) -A
bookstore operator wlll
donate 3,000 books to the qpc>k County jail -but tl\e volumes· won't be
coming from his stock. .
Harold Rubin, owner
of Weird Harolcfs Adult
Bookstore was fined·
$1.200 on charges of sell·
ing a pornographic
magazine to a pollce in-
• vestigator.
A JUDGE also ordered
him to donate 3.000
pocketbook s -
wholesome ones -to the
county jail.
• Rubin, 35, pleaded
guilty to the charge.
Afte r the court ap-
pearance, Rubin said he
would be glad to donate
the books.
"THERE ARE those
that are less fortunate
than myself. I feel that I
have a certain duly owed
to them ,'' he said.
Rubin said he would
donate .the books in lots
of 1,000 at six-month ill·
o.11y ,. ... s,.,. ,.,... terv.als beginning April
15. ' Good San1orita11 A .ward
Paul Hopkins Cleft), president of Laguna Hills Chess Club, presents
plaque to paramedic Marc Hawkins in appreciation for service to re·
tirem·ent community. Hawkins, a junior member for six-man
paramed'ic squad at Laguna Hills station, accepted award in behalf Of coworkers. They were out on a call.
Good Friday
HOurs Illegal
Event Set
By Artist
Artist Ke ro Antoyan
SAN FRANCISCO (U PI -It is unconstitutional will'be featured in a pre-
to close slate offices from noon to 3 p.m. on Good sentation of Armt>nian
Friday the California Court of Appeal has ruled. a rt at the Costa Mesa · Wome n's Club, 610 W.
The San Francisco division or the court said 18th St.. Sunday at 2:30
Wednesday that providing the hours or state time p.m. The public is in-
for ··worship" constituted "excessive government \'ited.
entanglement with religion."
Antoyan will discuss
THE RULING LIFTED A STAY by the ap· the history of Armenian
pellate court of a 1973 Alameda County Superior art . The event i s
Court order and therefore becomes effective im spons-ored by the Orange
mediately. It will apply lo 1975's Good Friday ob· County Chapter of the
ser\'arleeonMarch 28. A rm e nian G e n eraJ
The court also upheld a Supcnor Court a" ard of Benevolent t.:nion
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Laguna
Celloist
Selected
Charles Curtis, 14, or
Lag una Beach, has won
first place in instrumen·
tal competition at C"c\J
State -Long Beach and
will be featured in a con-
cert recital tonight in
Long Beach.
Son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Curtis, the inus0i·
cian is a freshman at
Corona del Mar High
School.
Curtis. who s tudies the
cello. has already won a
number of awards for his
cham b e r mu s ic ,
performances and is stu-
d yin g under a full
scholarship at the USC
School of Performing
Arts
$25.000 in attorney fees to Shelley Mandel. a stale
t:-mploye who challenged the prnctice and brought
the SUll. Talk Set On Health
MISS l\lA.SDEL WEl\'T TO court seeking to
prohibit the governor from proclaiming the Good
l'~nda~· hours a nd to stop the stale controller from
paying em ploycs for this lime unless it was taken as
\'aCation.
Two st alc s tatutes were involved. one of which
li:-.ts stale hol idays and includes the three hours on
Cood Friday. The other statute specifies holidays
but do<'s not mention Good Friday.
t\s a rcs ull, the governor usually "proclaims .. a
holiday from noon to3 p.m. on Good Friday.
Jn her suit Miss Mandel sought an order to
restrain the go\'crnor from issuing the usual Good
Friday proclamation. contending that it \'iolated
the Fir!>l Amendment separation of church a nd
stale
A public community
h ea lth l ect ur e on
"Learning Disabilities"
will be held at 7:30 p.m .,
March 17 . <.1t Fountain
\'a 11 e y · s <.: o u r r eg es
School.
Dr. Harry Pellman, a
pediatrician and staff
RUFFELL'S
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mem bcr at Fountain
\' a 11 e y Co m m u n i l y
Hospita l. is the speaker.
The free lecture is
co-spo ns ored by the
h os pital and the
Fountain Valley School
District
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Two performances Saturday
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Miss Nelson, 29, leases
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on a 2,000·acre ranch
west or Novato. Living
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coons, a lynx, a Jaguar,
several other wild cats,
three collies, a
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F1r111 Fined
Capitol News Se?vlee
SACRAMENTO -
Hart Livestock Co.,
"T~ecula, was assessed
$200 by the State Depart-
m e o t or Food a nd
Agriculture for violating
a law to prevent drug-
ging of horses offered for
sate· or entered in shows
and competition
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get Congress to takesgoodcareofthem.
reopen investigation "They',re all c hubbr
of assassination of and they re all compat1-. ble and they eat better President John F. than most people." she
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By JO OLSON "A half blllion cbiklren now for lJNICE F in New York and
otfMDiltr,PtlMSUH are in the throes o( ~atlon. ·was a representative to a World
la Southern Iodla, there "-s a When there isn't enc>ugh food, the. Youth Assembly. •
· Nall\asaka ·said. "Friends and
relatives help."
4yoting woman with two children, women get fed last." SllOlt'J' LIVES .
one male and one female. The lit· In this ••sioo nftlStyle." the I'o further her understanding
tle. girl •s starvinf to <fieath, • Syracuse Untvers ity graduate of UNICEF in the field, she visits
whlle be#-,brother was healthy said, :'there ia illiteracy and hard deveJoplng countries. and recent-
and weU•fecl. \. wQr.k for the women." llf came back from a stay in
When astea 1lt a hea!b\ clinic • Women sometime$ do all the Chlapas, Mexico, where the lilc
about the d~cr,tP•l}OY~ •said qripuliural work in addition to' expectancy of wom en is 35.
there was not Enough. food and · raisuag their fa mily, Miss Ross The s~cond half of the program
rather th~ SRt ll1 st~"C1>* to noted.. and daily some women was a panel discussion by Normu
feed her pnzed ale chilcl. Jtav& to walk up to five hours Chincilla , a UCI professor who
"This Is not an unusual situa-each way to brine home water for teaches a class in the history of
tioo in_ India," said St~f~nie their fa mily. women's oppress ion; Farridh
Ross, director oC youth act1v1ties Until recMtly in Sudan, she Naraghy, a regist ered nurse and
and special projects for the U.S. said, boys were given 95 percent midwife from Iran ; Cbebule
Committee frqm UNICEF. of the chances for education. Namasaka , of Kenya, a speech
"Ten times• us many female •'Thirty five new training schools and communications student at
babies die as m ale. And this is were built, but women were only California St a t e Univers ity,
not limited to India." allowed to be seen in eight. Fullerton, a nd Miss Ross.
Miss Ross , keynoting the first SOCIALSJ:CURITY Mrs. Chincilla , a Fulbright
Orang~ County pr~gram f?r In· "The attitude that men are bet· scholar who has worked in Chile
ternataonal Women s Year an the t~r thah women still persists. and Guatemala. said she never For~m Theater a t the LagtJ~a There is no socia l security, so thought' women were oppressed
Festival of ~rts Grounds, das· women mus t h av e a toe of until she got to graduate school.
cussed the s1gnifJcan~e of the children to take care of them in where she was told by an advisor y~ar-Jonf~ f c s on'"th1rd world their old age.:• to come back in two years "if she
wodJ~, . . • ' , • , PQpulation control is difficult hadn't marr_ied .''. . . . She ~rflphasazed that W?men s to institute, Miss Ross explained, As a ~oc1olog1st. she studied
l!berata?n me~nit ~om~1ng en-because "illiterate women have ec<?no m1 c . deve-lopment, but
ti rely d1ff erent to mhab1tants of no understanding of the strength · while teach mg graduate students
the western world than lhooe in oftheirindependence." 'at UCLA she came across "a hid-
developing cou\ltries, Instead other needs s h den his tory of' women in the , "There, women's libera tion ' , '. UC as world." means s urvival, trying to live clean water! new agncultu~al WOMEN FIGHT BACK past~5 and trying to stand up and met~ods, ~h.ald care. education This was a h istory or re·
exjgt •• and JO~ trammg must be met. sistance in countr ies like China
"He re, it m eaps Tm bright, I To illu~trate the d.esperatc a nd Vietna m , w here women
avf> a college degtee and I want need for h~eracy for third wort~ \\ere considered property. "Bul
a job.'" women, Miss Ross told about a there is a history of women fi ght·
i EN CHAINED 2l-year-old woman fro~ Nepal. ing back, ... she said.
e inequJties exist because When he r parents died , s he "They wer e immortali zed in
lal norms still bind and became totally dependent on her folk a nd oral hist ory and there c W<>llM!lft." seven-y e ar-old .brother, who are folk heroines ... co~ld rea~ a?d.wnte. . . . Some of the folk sayings in
All this 1~ m~Qlv.~ m gi~i.ng Vietna m reflect this attitude: ·'A Poverty is one of the greatest
inequities between countries of
the world, Miss Ross said. In the
U. S. the poverty level is $4,200
per year, while in the developing
countries, the average income is
$200-"barely subsistence."
women moltvat1on, she said. woman is not worth a single lesti-
B ut change comes_ s low ly cle" and "l didn't see anyone on bec~use of cultural ~arners. the road today-I only saw two Miss Ross, based an Pasadena,. women."
co".ers the w_estern half of the In Cuba. before the revolution,
United States. She has worked · t d t th ·t · wom e n m1g r a e o e c1 y
where they had t heir choice of be·
ing prostitute s or household
workers to stay alive.
Women in Argentina and Chile,·
more advanced countries. have
the opportunity to attend the un-;
iversity. "But t hey have a lot of
servants at hom e." Mrs. Chin·
cilia said.
In Kenya. Miss Namasaka in•
terjecled, women are raised~do
field work a nd have children..
·we haven't been given a cbance
to do anything or importance in
our lives. Only the elite have a n
oppottunity to go ahead ...
NOT WEALTHY
B EA ANDERSON, Editor A s an exchange student. muny
people think s he has wealth.
·'B ut it i s not s o .·· Mi s :-+
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Thi• ts only because aUitudes
have changed in the last few
year~..-Nol more than 10 years
ago, girls used to get married at
10 or 12 a nd s t a rt h a v ing
children.
Miss Namasaka, one of eight
gitls, said her rather wanted his
children to go to school.
She also was helped by the fact
that educated girls help their
p a rents mor e tha n boys.
Kenyans, therefore, are becom-
ing more willing to educate their'
daughters.
"Few women have high posi·
lions in Kenya," Miss Namasaka
said. ''There are lots or women
principals a nd educ at.ors, but few
in government or industry." .
Change will come rapidly as
more girls from Kenya come to
the U. S. to study and return to
their country. ''When you come
here, you are exposed to new
ideas. You take the ideas back,"
the student said .
In Ira n, opportunities for
education are not based on class
or money, but on religion, Miss
Naraghy said.
TOOK OFF VEIL
Libe ration began in 1848 when
a "very important " woman in
Persia attended a religious con-
ference and took her veil off in
the presence of a ll the delegates.
''A few men c ut their throats
there,'· Miss Na raghy recounted
··They said, 'If this was a religion
of God, they d idn't want to be
alive to see it .' "
In Iran, girls a re given the first
c rack at e ducation , Miss
Naragby added . One or her aunts
was the first woman pilot in the
country.
Jn recent years. education has
been s tressed even more by the
Shah in Iran. The military, com-
posed of educated people with ad·
vanced degrees, goes into rural
areas to leach the people.
And. Miss N a raghy_ noted.
"the re a re m any women polili·
cians and minister s."
During the question-answer
period. someone asked "Wha t
can we do?''
Gi ve money for education and
communication was the answer.
Mrs. Chincill a suggested that
Americans begin to question
. where their foreign aid goes ..
"Almost all t he aid to Lalin
America in the last three years
has been m ilitary."
THREE HOURS
Miss Ross s aid that ir the de·
rense spending or the U. s. were
portioned out O\'er a year, onl y
three houri; "'ould be earmarked
fo r peacekeeping and develop·
ment
As Intern at ional Women 's
Year c~tinues. work is going on
throughout the world to help
meet the bas ic objectives or the
year , which are improving work·
. ing conditions and opportunities
for rura l women. increasing
literacy, ensuring the quality or
educational opportunities at a ll
l evels ci nd u pgr ad ing th e
partic ipation of women in all
fields.
The next e vent in Southern
Cali fornia will be a regional con·
fe renc:c April 23-26 at Cerritos
Coll ege Theme will be Women
Around the World : Tumbli ng
Trad ition:s.
Spohsor of the Laguna meeting
was u nited Nations Associu-
tion-CSA Coastli ne Chapter and
many county wom en's groups.
~MALE CJ FEMALE MALE AND FEMALE ADULT ILLITERACY AROUND 1970
AFRICA
ARAB STATES
ASIA
EUROPE
LATIN AMERICA
• .. # B1li AMERICA
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p11bllal'led by th' Worlq YWCA. The figures were laken fr om "Learning 10 be" by UNESCO .
ROLE REVERSAL WORKS . .
• ~y;LAtJR1£KASPElt husband to lecture on his wa y or·
Otta•o.4ty '"' ... sqff life. . Somel>MIJ'le hearofYosbikazu •·Just think of all the men who.
and MftstlY'e Ybmada's arrange· -could be freed." She thinks many
ment and think it's great Others, men hate their-jobs but continue
like her mothe r , hove their going to work because they are
doubts. I the "breadwinners."
Because he stays home every· She admitted getting into argu-
day while she goes off to work. ments with men al school. They,
A re fe~; ago. U>e family apparently, believe she should be
was livlnl tn ~rra M~te, close home with her children.
to whertt her was worlt{ng. But ''He mothers the m more than I
doctors advised Mrs. Yamada to do because he's more protec·
mo~e dOwn \,heu, further away tive." Looking toward h e r
Crom tie smdg. . husband, she teased, "He's just a
For a year and a wb.r, she and big fake."
three of their .,(~r t~ren lived Now, if her husband, whose
in a Huntin~n Beach apart· s pecialty is graphics, were t-0 go
ment while he stayed there. b~ck to work, they would have to
They had lived .apart for a move back East. Her doctor said
while earlier in th('j r marriage, this would be bad for her lungs.
whit& she fjnbbe~ her mis.ters That doesn't bother the couple .
degree in Chlcago and he wMked because he has no plans of going
in New York. d./ back to work for anyone. He con·
But now tf\ey h ad'-ch1\dren who, side rs himself not unemployed
when they nee d ed help on butself-employed.
somethbal lik& science~ tnath ''He works harder now," Mrs.
homework, would call lhe.ir .,..:Ya mada said.
father who holds a~hD "Theie's a lot of the thinking
chemistry. . • p~ocess inVQlvM," be explained.
"After a while it see a little "He's thinking all the time,"
sWpid," Mrs. Y'amada said. she confirmed. Her mother , who
But tt was 57 mlle& between the llved with them for awhile, didn't
two citia. So Yamada qwt his understasad that. "She thought he
job and the>: moved further down wasn't doing anything. He was
the couU• turtle Rock,, 1ittlng and thinking.''
.. Aftet e ~id it. we tho\Mlht, rt's an important process for
'My Gof, ·why didn't we dO it an inventor. sooner,~·r.11rs. Y1un9'iaisald. IOEALTHING
Bolla n'il worhed for 10 years "What. would the ideal thing be
and they never thoughtotwhat it to make," Yamada asked.
would be like HviN on one ''I have it,I• he answered. "It's
I salary. Now, ahe la)'!I. ''I don't something everybody needs."
know what •• diet \ttlb all that But he won'l talk about it or tell 1 money.'' l what it is because he's gellini il
But Y•mada is qulck to add he patent.ea. Aft.er that's done, he
doe9ft-t.'fiel she., the entire fami· plans to go into bus iness, maklne
t.y aup~rt. Solne or~r money and selling whate ver it Is.
s fromlat he's dooe betore. They figured it would take al · HAU l'OS MBN least five years ror him to start a
AdJu.t enta do hav to be, business. He had another product
inilde; Mn. ¥amedt warned. he was working on, but then the
TheM. 1N ~lAk~ are probably energy crisis came, making it
hal'der tor lbe man whO ls used lo lmprectlcal. Ofi~~ iJ•~t·tsour days and Some people spel)d a lot of time urift re~nala>tUty for the . 1olng to medical o.-law school to
Caimi ftnances. dOwMt thoy want to do, Yamada ~.Jl s}'o introduced a explained. • tn my c e, l'm wt • o• tt Cypr tl)ending all this Ume. and I ex·
Col ere·, be i& on the pect aom th"'g too." ·EMU!!!' lty Allhoutb her Eventually. Mrs. Yamada ~ ... wom• ..,d. ~ wm be JMr turn to qult
1peuen fr t • community, work. Then. fie ean 1tt and
&hi tlllnka she should set her writo. , (
•
She is a poet and !iOOn wlll be a
publis her.
She cot a group or six poets,
people she met at school or ln a
po try worksho p, together to
&tart a maguin
"I didn't want It to be just a
muaaiine," sbo said. Rather, ~he
wonted lt to be a iroup or ~pie
with common interests "ho have
poems they mutually like.
G&OlJP Of:CIDU The group, which Is call d the
't
Hard T1mes Press, collectively
will decide which poems and
what format is used in the
magaaine but'the lndlvldual poet
has the Inst word on his or her
WQrk.
"WG almost have totnl cotitrof
or h()w lt com out."
Tftls doe n't usually hnppcn In
magailn'es, sh e snid. "U you
write like o. man, you can gel publlt~~ or if you write whPt
'they consldct good literature,
\
which is male oriented."
She believes a feminist pr s is
needed. But that, s be noted.
does n't exclude men, three of
whom are in the group.
She will discuss this need dur-
ing a panel she ls Prrangin~ ror
tht> Jnt~rnatlonel Women's Year
realon al confer ence which will
be held at Cerritos Colle& in
April.
Mrs . Yumad a used to wrttc
very acadet'Jlic poetry. "I think
the f eminlst movemen h ma<M
.f
Yoshikazu
and Mitsuye
Yamada
review some
of her
poems.
•
women look at themselves ..• it
makes lt intensely pers0nat:•
Now, she looks at who she is
and where she is.
The magu1ne will be called
"Noon."
At noon, !r . Yamadn . x·
plalne~ the suA reacbe its
height. Al o, when the 'Of'd is
wrltten, it ts s p Ued U\e same in
bOth dittcUons.
ll is symbolic lbat at the
h~ight, lhero i no t)(!atnnlna. no
end. .. ,
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., DAIL V PILOT
UPI Te~~
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.waiters, a
neurosurgeon,
la the number .
two senior
realdent In • 1
the University
of Chicago
Hospital system.
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Cll'l'full). -..h<' om1Ltcd i.Jll third-person "his" rdt·rc·nt L'"
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flO\\ l'I' toob 11r not . certainly the ho urs haven't changed."
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l'I)\\
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·' ou 'rt guing to h~n e to be on 16 hours a day for three days, then
you tan prepare ror 1t. But surgery is not like that. There's
ah\ay~ lheclementoftrauma (emergency victims)."
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urea use. s he s aid. s he has never looked for it.
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Patients, she said. oft en prefer having a woman take care of
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:in· a \\Oman you are going lo understand their emotions bet·
ll'I', .. :-h(• :.aid , but denied the re was any truth to it.
'''\o. f think m en unde rstand every bit as well, thoug h l
<1011 't thmk women <tre any less understanding." she said.
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doing that's al\\ays a challenge that' makes it worth it."
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h1Jh :rn<l you II "' ('rc·ome ohstacles.
T.\l'Rl'S <April 20 :'\l a) 20): Hold off on final
d~1sions. commitments Changes are in the air
· kt'eµ your~1·lf frl'C l'n<m~h to Jump for brass
n e g
GEMINI IM ay 21-June 20! Friends are in-
'a,Jved. <'ompl1Ci.1le<l in the ir own situations.
Know 1l and pull bark the reins.
{ d ANCER (June 2 1-July 22): What seems to
. be, unreasonable pressure soon will be lifted.
Y<fu're going to bC' able to µick and choose.
' LEO <July 23-Aug. 22). You could be r e -
actiing loo f:1r. too soon. Kno" it and keep
a1'1f.'rnatn l'S at hand
VI RGO (!\ug. 2.1-Scpt. 221 : Complete what
.\ o\.i b(•_gin h•a v1• nC1 loose ends You are offered
fuf.anc·1al dt-<.il s
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nt."C·e .... s;.iry r1"ks. That ·s f!cncrnlly superfluous
a<J.t1re But now ) ou may be te mpled lo "prove
::.ofnl'thtng ...
1 _SCORPIO <Oct. 23·N<>v. 21 >: Hunch pays .
d1tidends. Know it and heed inner feelings. You
sense what 1s happening out of view.
f S.AGJ'M'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Highlight
:n4xibility. Your e motions tend to dominate logic.
·FcJrce~ a r e !.Catterccl.
: ! CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·J an. 19 ): Be thorough :e ugh to read between the lines . Fine print is
re importa nt than us ual.
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Thunday, Mafch 13, 1875 DAIL y PILOT 83 A
" 8yJOOLSON
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tn 'The Coneress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on
comes, from whatever source derived, without apportion·
ment among \h~ several States, and without regard to any
census or en~meration .• ,
This, the 16th amendment to the Constitution was pro-
posed by resolution of Congress on July 12, 1909 and was
declared by the Secretary of State on F~bruary 25, 1~131 to be
ratified by the necessary three-fourths-0f the states.
It may be part of the Constitution but it also is a "gigantic:
distortion of the m arketplace." according to author Henry
Hohenstein.
It is, he told me mbers and guests of South Coast Alumnae
Chapter of Pi Beta Phi, a moral issue as well.
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Hohenstein, author of the book , "The IRS Conspiracy," of-
fers his readers ••strong reason to consider their taxation
philosophy and their relationship with their government and
fellow man."
Hohenstein, who believes the government's "unlimited
ability to reach into the pocketbook of every American" is
dangerous, started an investigation of the Internal Revenue
Service in 1966.
Henry Hohens
1
tein believes
the government should.
not have an 'unlimited
ability_' to reach into the
pocketbook of every
American.
SPECIAL EGGS BURSTING
ITH LADIES TENNIS WEA
IRS VISITOR
It was triggered by an incident which happened when he
was personnel manager of a drug company in the East
When an IRS agent came to the company to collect $462 in
back taxes from one of the employes, Hohenstein protested it
would leave the man destitute because he had no fur1ds to fall
back on.
Since It was the day before payday. Hohenstein gave the
IRS "13/14ths or what the man owed" then went home and
started reading what his encyclopedia had to say about taxa-
tion.
He also started clipping newspaper s tories about the
IRS ..
A second case i:rystallized his plans further. In San Diego,
a businessman was being'threatened by the IRS with closure of
his plant, without a court order.
The businessman's friends protested and 10 were arrested.
All JO were convicted and sentenced, Hohenstein said, but an
a p'peal to the Ninth Circuit Court resulted in a decision that the
I RS had violated the Constitution.
FlVEPARTS
These two incidents and his research are woven into fi ve
parts in his book : morality an<ltaxation, the history of taxa-
tion throughout the world, the IRS conspiracy, American taxa-
tion and "a modest proposal."
The first income tax law was signed by Abraham Lincoln
in 1862 This "modest" law, Hohenstein said, stated that all in·
comes up to S4,000 were exempt ; those from $4 ,000-$5,000 were
to be charged three percent, and those above $5,000, five per-
cent.
A collector of reve'Que also was appointed. This
bureaucrat's staff had swollen to 6,900 people in just a few
months, Hohenstein said. Today, there are 70,000 workers in
the IRS.
This income tax law was repealed soon after the Civil War,
Hohenstein said, and the issue was not to appear again until
the start of the new century.
The first income tax code book was a mere 16 pages, the
author noted, and today's book is 1,000. Interpretations in an
attorney's office may fill up to 28 feet of shell space.
One "wrong" in the system, Hohenstein believes, is that
some IRS handbooks are not available to the public.
SET FEES
He also investigated the "quota system" and found that
there is a set scale of fees to be charged for audits, based on the
taxpayer's annual income.
He explained that "the little guy" is audited more often
because "the IRS finds it's easier to go after the small, in-
dependent taxpayer."
If a person is audited, Hohenstein suggested, be should
"ask to see the next highet authority'' before he whips out his
checkbook. ·
Another problem with taxation, he said, is that legislators
have to vole for entire tax packages, instead of choosing the is-
sues seriatim.
Hohenstein 's message in his book is that the income tax
system, as we presently have it, "can be changed.
"Twenty two different principles of the Constitution are
violated in the 16th Amendment," he said. Weddings~
and Engagements
To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white g lossy
photographs to the Daily Pilot People
Department one .... eek before the wedding.
"What it will take is the American women saying what
they have always said: No thank you."
He was asked, after his talk, how the country could be run
if income tax were eliminated.
"We can start by balancing the federal budget. Then we
can get a responsible Congress to write legislation according
to the Constitution.
pat's ski & spoQt snop
Picture~ received after that time will
not be used.
For engagement announcements it is
imperative that the story. also· accom·
panied by a black and white glossy pie·
ture, be submitted six weeks or (Jlore
before the wedding date: otherwise it will
not be published. ·
To help fill requirements on blllh wed·
ding and engagement stories. form;; are
available in all Daily Pilot offices. Fur-
ther questions will be answered by People
Department staff members at 642-4321.
Ouf1hg Keystone's anniversary celebr:atlon starting
now, there Is a hOUM plant and a book waiting
for you In one of Keystone's branch offices. The
pbnU. In four-fnch pots, are prime specimens.
Ch00te from spider ,&ants. watermelon peper-
omla. or philodendron. The book ls Lynn and
Joel l'app's bestseller, "Mother Earttt•s Hmle-Free Indoor Pb.nt Book~ Topther, the gifts represent
a recall value of about flve dollars.
with all the helpful hanu oci how to grow
house pbnu In the book, you'll be surprlsed at en. way your new planu Will thrive. Just the~ your money thrives u Keystone.
"Then we can demand r:esponsible government spend·
ing." He cited, as an example of unnecessary spending, some
of the federal grants now being given.
By cutting defense spending, for example, he said, more
money gradually would be available at the local level, and
some federally financed projects could be taken over by local
government.
Hohenstein said he had gotten no repercussions from hjs
book from the IRS. ''I 'm probably a 'sensitive case'," he
smiled.
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Two-way
Benefit
Temple Beth David Sis·
t e rhood will off er a
chance to build a new
wardrobe and religious
school to those who at-
t e nd i t s Sat urday,
March 22, fa s hion
luncheon at 1 p.m . in the
Sheraton Beach Inn.
Mrs. Morton Wedner
and Mrs. Ed r"'arber
check plans for school
facility.
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Crowning Glory Tangled
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Mom Rails Math Test ~
By ERMA BOMB&CK
Report cords certainly have
become sophisticated since the
computers took over.
A simple S (for Satisfactory) and: U <for Unsatisfactory> has atven way to a at~t ktenUftett· Bon nornber . 1 print-out of tbe
clan schedule and attendance
rtcord.'•j r•de code. a comment
code, an a n instant Nplay ol
,.-ades by terms a nd aemesters. .. W.11. 9'6M341189t," I said to
my son, "We have a tot t.o talk
about.''
"Just c ell m e 976S~." h e
laughed. <It was to be the last
time he laughed all week.>
"I see you got a 3·2 in your Dr.
Ed Trg. Crt. What have you got to
say about that?"
"What do you want to know?"
he shrtJgged.
"For starters, what's Dr. Ed &
Tr f,· Crt.? ''
• It 's Drive r 's E ducation and if
you check the code you'll see that
3 ts an a verage grade."
"What's the 2 for?" I asked.
"According to the comme nt
code, I didn't bring materials
necessary for the class."
"You mean . you didn't take
your textbook with you?"
"No. Brains. Mr. Woods took
Ann Landers
off because 1 w a5 eotng si mph ln
a30mlleaone."
"Th a t doee n't seem ex·
cessive," I said defen.slvely.
"In reverse," he added.
"Good arief. Whet happened In
English. You got a' and a ~es.
Tha t m e ans you are below
a verage and according to this
you could m ake better use of
your tim e.••
"That's not tru~." M said, "I
never goof off in that class. I use
every minute ."
''To study'!''
"To eat my lunch so that when
the class ls over J can shoot
baskels on my lunch hour. You
can't budget your time any better
than that.
"Well, your history grade is
good, but Mrs. Burke indicated
you are not working up to your
capacity."
"I don 't know what my capaci-
ty is," he said.
"So, why d on't you ask Mrs.
Burice."
fa w1f.s ~·END ... ~
"I did and she said I didn't
know because 1 've never worked
up to It. J said how wiJl I know
when I get there and she said
when I stop teepeeing the trees
on the school lawn."
Sometimes. I wish schools
would just lay it on us ••. in
English.
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DEAR ANN I guess me1ybe I'm e1 h<1i r
lover. It turns me on.
Hair spray turns me off.
variety <2> brus h my.~~~~~~~~~~--~--------------~....=; ________________ ......_ ________________ ---!--~----~--~~~-
LANDERS: I am writing
to you because my wife
and I have a problem
w hich is not serious but
ne ve rthe less bothers me
and I told her Cin a light ·
hearted way ) that I was
going to write to Ann
Landers .
She said, "Go ahead.
I'd be glad to hear what
the old girl has to say."
The t rou blem a ker:
Hair spray. I do not like
the smell, feel or looks of
.it. I've told my wife re·
peatcdly that J hkc her
hair natura ll v loo~e. un·
plastered an·d s m elling
like hair.
I believe a woman's
hair is one of her major
assets, es pecially if it 's
pretty. a nd m y wife's is.
Diverse Plans
We are q ui te happily
married a nd have been
for 14 years. T his is no
great threat lo our mar·
riage, but I thought J 'd
write a nd ask for your
opinion. -ST. iOE.
MICH .. READER
DEAR JOE: I'm at a
disadvantage hccause I
don 't kno w "hat your
wife's hair looks like. nor
do I know how much hair
spray she uses. H she
sprays her head ti ll it's
as hard as a block of con·
crete, that's one thing. A
light spray to hold the set
in place is something
else.
If I were your wife I'd
< 1) buy the unscented
hair through just before
you came home lo dinner
and (3) certainly go lo
the loose a nd natural
look at bedtime.
Parents. what sholJld
you do if your teenager is
having sexual r elations?
Ann Landcrs' new
booklet. "lf igh School
Se>x and llO\\ to Deal
With Jt A Guide for
Teen s an d Their
P arents.·· gives no·
nonsense adn('e on how
to handle> th1!> delicate
s 1tu;.1t1on for eaeh
booklet. send 50 cents in
coin p lu s a lon g,
stampt·tl. ~elf-addressed
e>nvelope to Ann Lan·
ders. P.O . Box 1400,
Elgin. lll. 60120.
Units Raising Funds
B E AR S T . P F'O :
Pinewood Derby will
take place from 11 a .m.
lo 3 p .m Satu r day,
March 15, a t school. Kits
may be purchased at the
s chool offt ce. Stutlents
from kinder ga rt e n
through fifth g rade are
eligible to build a nd paint
their entry. The public i~
~nvited .
CALIF ORNIA PTA:
Dime·a-dip dinner and
family night will be held
from 5 to 7 p.m . tomor·
row in Boswell Hall at
TcWinkle School. Ad·
mission is a casserole,
dessert or salad.
GLEN VI E W PTO:
Pizza dinner will be
sponsored by tht' unit
Thurs d ay. Marc h 20.
from 5 to 9 p .m . in the
Pizzabur~er. If unlingt.on
Beach. Tickets may be
purchased 1n t he school
office or from s ixth
grade st udents. Public as
invited lo attend
HOPE VI E W P FO:
Talent Round·up !>ho"
will be presented by the
unit tomorrow a t Golden
Vi ew School. Coffee and
punch w ill be served,
and baked goods will be
~old . Tickets. at Sl for
adults and 25 cent!) for
children, will be sold at
the door. Public is invit-
ed to attend.
LINCOLN PT A : Plans
for the April 12 Family
Fair and Swap Meet are
under way. A II interest·
ed clubs. organizations
or individu als wishing lo
participate may contact
Helen Layton at 644·4209.
Honorary life mem·
berships were presented
to Mrs. Glenda Brown.
Englis h teacher and
Mrs. Bunny Rawlings,
PTA Pres ident.
Jtt ARI!'\E VI EW PTO:
The "T" IO PTO JS the tj.
ti e of the program
~cheduled at i 30 p.m.
Tu~:-d :l\·. March 18. A
panl'I <°if teachers will
d1~cu:--. their teaching
phtlu-.oph1c~ and s pecial
cduc~tional programs
~1\ all ii hie for students.
C'offee hour will precede
the prOJ?ram.
~T. JOll!'ll'S AUX .: A
s tudent ta lent s how,
compn!i.NI of re presen·
talt\ cs from ull eighth
grades. will replace the
regular u nit meeting
tonight :.it 7:30. Director
is Mrs. llessie Parrino.
WILSON PTA : Board
ml·mbers will host· a
potluck luncheon during
the regular lunch period
Tues d ay, Ma rch 18.
Honored guests will be
the faculty. Committee
will review the school
needs and how the PTA
funds should be s pent at
1:45 p .m . Thurs day,
March20.
Mrs. JoMton's 1975
Lincoln. Sltver Blue.
complet.,y Oe Lu•
equ ipped. low
M iieage -
Beaullfully Kepi.
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SeMce Mgrs. 1975
Mo narch . Oark
Ye ll o~ Gr e en
Metlllic:--lo.c:led with
all extrH -l ow
mileage, great
condition.
Lease Manager's
1975 Lincoln -
Maize Yello w .
Loaded with all u,_
utras. Gorgeou•
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S 1IH Mgr1. 1175
Merc;ury MerQul1.
FuU Powltr 0. &..uxe.
L ow mil e •
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CorllM. WMe. 6 cvt.
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Colony Ptrk Sta
Wagon. Yellow GrHn
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famtly C111 L1kt new
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a IOOftfmln s drttn\
Excellent ~ondlUon ~
financial institution wolf But as a st No one likes to cry . 438 ·million dollars we mu
"bl for more than respcns1 e
speak out. . a future full of uncertainty.
Today we are facing . 't agree on what economists can k Even the most famous . ths Investors in the stoc
will happen in the ne,r.t six ml on I~t\ation has not been
· prob ems. market face serious
" d r fanuly · · ·to chec~e . nsibility is to you
Your first respo rtainties of tomotTOW·
. t any of the unce edi tely protect it agains d th.at you tmm a
Therefore, we recommen . u can into . ta1 and savings as yo
Put as much of your capt . ation account. In any . d loan assoc1 l an insured savings an feel that Mutua
. · n Naturally, we . f insured assoc1auo . ft' including a choice o . r 1 more to 0 er 000 . Savings has a itt e 711 tJI_ insured up to $20, . f om 5% to 12-,v, savings plans r \1 ·n start your account.
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If you failed to take our advice and
answered some of the siren calls of speculative
investments ... you probably didn' earn as
much return 0n your money and you may have
lost your prindpal too.
But a lot of people have taken our
advice. Since 1970 MutuaJ $1vin1s.has
grown from five to thineen offices. We are
paying a higher rate of interest now. Accounts
are now Insured up to $40,000. And most
imponant in these times, in fifty years no one has
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evenll dellber1tely
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28 Center. furniture
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DRAGGED ME OUT Of 6fD /t.T FOUR IN TKf FOR MURDER! WHAT DID 'l'OU
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I Utl>5RSTAND YOU'RE
UP 'TO MIRE IN
OBSCENE PHONE
CAI.LS.
by Harold Le Doux
by Mell
BOY,
'TH& ONL y 1'MINli
TMAT s:AVE~ MIM
FltM A 5NAPPY
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P~IFll~ ..•
by Chester Gould ·
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DEMMIS THE MENACE
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County ProdUct. Zaps Waste in a · iFl~sh
Toyota
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Toyota Motor Sales. U.S.A .• Inc.,
importer or the Japanese-made
car, ha~ agr eed to a consent
decree to tlall a n alleged con·
s piracy lo maintain artificially
high prices.
Toyota Motor Sales and its sub-
~idia ry . Toyota Motor Dis-
tributors. a regional distributor
for 14 states, stipulated to a pro·
posed Judgment which cannot be
s igned fort wo months.
In agreeing to the consent
decree before filing of the Justice
Department complaint both
parties stipulated there was no
admis!)ion of the charges.
The complaint alll'ges Toyota
Motor Sales. which in 1972 sold
cnore thun $712 million in cars to r .s. di!)l ri bu tors. conspired with
oth ('rs in the unreason ablt•
restr aint o f 1n ll'r!:'.>latc and
foreign t rud('
It tontendt.'d To' ota dcalcrs
\\OUld SCJI thl• curs at priees fixed
by thL· defendants, th:.it ret:.iil
dealers rl'lr:.i llH.·d from advert is·.
mg cars :1t dbcounl prices and
also rcfrainNI from s t-lling or ad-
' ertis1ng To~ otas outside as·
signNI murket areas
0.11, Ptlol Sutt Plloto
To~ota l\lotor Sales is owned
by Toyota ~I otor Co. Ltd., "hi ch
manufacture!> the cars in Japan.
The complaint loa1d that informal
agret·m<•nts \\ere obtamc•d from
TO)-Ola rctailcl'~ tu sell tht• cars
al prin•s s uggt•:-.tt•d by the 1m
µortl'r.
In .I uh IH7:.! .• 1 :-.11111lar t·um
plaint "«is filed J gu111st :'\1s:-.an
\lotor Corp 111 l S.i\ di -.
tnbutor~ ol Dat :-.un
COUNTY FIRM'S WASTE DISPOSER SAVES ON WATER
NES President Douglas Dick Shows Off $600 Model
WEARECATCHINGU
WITH FATHER TIME
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PAIK UDO PHAAMACY
351 Hospitdload
Frtt Delffty
M.wporl leedi 642· I SIO
San Pedro
Tanker
Job Killed
SA~ PEIJflO ( L' Pl I
T he LS. maritime s ub
i-.idv board h<.is cancelL·d
the.orders for three mon •
90.000-ton d('ach,c1ght
S38 8 million tankt'rs at
Todd Ship~ arcb Corp .
the firm has announced
T he cancell ation mt'an
the loss of orders for fi, l'
tankers for Todd's vard'>
here. According to "rudd
a ss i s tant general
manager Stewart Jones,
the cancellation order
\\as made ··for the c•ot1·
\ cni(:'ncc of llw govern-
ment ··
.Jone:-. poinll'd out that
till' keel for the first of
lhl' three ve..,..,l•b can
telcd Wt'dnesdav \\Ould
not ha n· been I~ 1 d until
~larch . 1978. and then·
\\I 11 h c n o l.1 ' of h
l)l•(':.tU~l' of l}ll' C'.llH't•l1 ·d
11rdl'r
We a1 c n111 <.·nt h 111
1wgotwlions to u..,e tlw
\\U~S \\hich \\tll bt•
opened by these can
cellations to build otht·r
type~ of 'essl·b. · he
added ... We forc::.cc no
problem~.··
DESERT'S BEST BUY
... and view!
Indian
hill..c
TO\NNHOUSES
Palm Desert
Local rd ind ~hellered cove 'c' cral hundred feet
above the dea.ert floor ... lndiJn If ills offers an
incomparable panoramic view where coolin~
breezes jlen llv weep aw .. y the cares of the world!
Five cui.tom-deftigned swimming
pools a nd screened tennis courts
a dd lo the new way of lire you'll
happily fi nd at Indian Hills-Palm
Oe11crt!
1973 PRICES!
21< 3 BEDROOM
SINGLE STORY
TOWNHOUSES
from $34,500
10% DOWN
8 3/4 % FlNANCING
9 % A.R.
Gold Remains
Top Capital?
nyDR.ROBERTADLER
Tht• m aC'h1nat1ons of government over the pal>l few
months h c.1vc already created a condition in foreign
mont·~ <.'l'nlcrs. v. here the dollar has come under prc-
-..sure a prcssu re t hat has taken ttlo the lowe~t point
n •latl\ t• to th1· t ranc and
tht· mJrl.. 111 n·t·t•nt his-
ton
·\lltl II\\ tll gt•t \.\ Ol"M'
The dollar 1s mt.•rcly a
reflection of the economic
stabil ity of the govern·
Money
Doctor
menl behind it. And our government is on a
headlong, rcckk ss cour~c of lower t axes. higher
expenditures and et flow of printing press money
being injected into the economy.
Any compan y th<it performed In this proflig ate.
manner "ould have long ago been bankrupt and out
of bus iness.
T H t~ O l'i LY REASON your do{lar is worth
anything is because your locC:1l superma rket will
still give you :.omc goods for it. Not as much as
before, and !)OOn not as much 21s now.
I hC:1ve long objected to stedle investments. bul
there 1s not too much time left before your paper
money becomes \'irtually worthless in t erms <Jf its
purchasing powe r.
I tt m not ta I king of next "eek or next month. but
\ 1·n ~hort) car~ from now.
This g ive:-. you tam<: to take the first s tep lo pro·
tctl ~ our~elf. The p urchase of gold.
Gold. the mag ic metal of the ancients and the
only rL·al mont•y in the \\Orld today. Not silver, not
platinum thel>e are merely industrial and
JC\\ cle rs m etals gold and only gold will protect
~ ou 111 a monetary, inn ationary crisis.
Ct\'<•n the options of how to invest in gold . coins
<11 c m y first a nd primary choice. Not coins that are
m;.irked up because of collectors values, but newly
minted <'Oins lhal sell for the price per ounce of the
~old in t hem, plus a small handling premium.
llOW WO ULD YOU GO ABOL'T accumulating
;111 aCC'cptablt.• supply to protect yourself? First ,
t akt· 10 pe rc·cnl of your investment portfolio and Ii·
q111dult• 1t no" Put that into the Kruger-Rand coin
or those offer ed hy tht• Franklin Mint or other r elia·
hi<· sourc·cs
Tht•n. take llvc lo 10 percent a month o f your in
t·omc and continue to acC'umulatc.•.
Where is gold go111g '' Short term ~ill be going
like <t ~ O·YO between Sl60 to $220 a reas. By fall it
should be :.it a bas~ ofSJ80 to S230 and I would be sur·
prised 1 f after l 9i5 "e ever sc:e 1t under $200 again.
I \\Ou ld stay a\\ay from gold stocks as they are
at hest s pN·ulMl\'C' und at \\Orst unstable invest·
ment~ in CJ countr~ :-.uhJc.•ct to nationalizing the
mrnt·~ sometime m tht• ruturt'.
Bui hon I!> hard to handle. but there as availabili·
t> both an actuals and In futures for delivery.
The important th.mg for you and me is that we
have lime to beg in a prudent aquisition program.
When the real problems come a couple of years
from now. it will be too late.
Dr. Adl1'r u1il/ ansux·r letter• directed to him through
Ow Dally Ptlof
Record· Citrus
CrQp Expected
WASHINGTON lAP>
Th<' A griculture
Department has report·
ed thal the current U.S.
citrus fruit crop not only
1s stiH expected to
E'Slablis h a new re<'ord
but probably wtlt be bet·
t ('r th a n ror casters
thou~ht 1815t m onth
Tot31 cltruit producltcm
"us eRtima ted <tl 14.4
million ton .. or 8 pc·rcent
J!reat<-r Urn n the 1973-74
Cl'Op ttnd 300,000 lOM bct·
tt~r than tht' Crop Report.
ang Boord predlct~d ol\
U!e basis of ~·eb. 1 andJca·
lioni;.
The board said lhal
orange produc tion ,
based on March l sur·
ve)'I, should reach 1 re·
cord level or 237 .3 million boxes ~ 10 pcrcenl
gr(!ater than lost st>a.son
and also 2 percent higher
than last month's
cstimotes
At the be&inntni or the
month , the orona
harvest "a 43 percent
complete. with pro pccts
Improved in Florida and
Californta. but down
1omewhal Jn Te,aa
1«aln.
Finn ~s Outdoor Plumbi1ig 'Obsolete'
By STEVt 1'U'(CHEU.
OftMDell,PI~
A Newport Beach man is about
to market a product that he hopes
will revolutionize the tollet in·
dustry ond help the environment
he same time.
Douglas Di ck. n former
rospace engineer. heads Na·
tional Environmental Systems.
Inc.. a n Oranae·headquartered
firm lhlil developed a self·
contained automatic toilet . or
SCAT unit.
DICK ADMITS there are four
other porta ble units on the
market, including one produced
in Newport Beach, but s ays his
company's product has several
advantages over the others.
For one thing, his waste dis·
posal unit operates without
water. which eliminates the need
for outside plumbing.
For another, he says, the Na·
lional Environmental Systems
disposal unit can be attached to
existing toilet facilities -an ad·
vantage the other companies
cannot boast.
.. This is a unique advantage. in
that our system can be integral·
ed with various existing portable
sanitation units," Dick s aid. "IL
can also be used on existing re-
circulation flush toilets or inte·
g rated as part of a new toilet de·
sign."
IN OTHER WORDS, the NES
syste m is a toilet or holding tank
attachment or accessory.
Dick says his product can be
used in mountain cabins, porla·
ble s a nitation units, add-on
rooms. m obile homes. boats and
even locomoli ves
The firm . which '' 111 mov~
manufacturing facilities to the
Irvine Industrial Complex in Sep-
t ember, h as a pate nt pending on
t he Cla s h evaporator system
within the N ~S disposal unit.
The portable unlt, which uses
no • water and a minimum of
chemlcaJs, cQllects wastes in u
holding tank.' Processing in the
tank ~urns the waste into a slur&·y
whiob is pumped out of the hold·
ing tank and through the l'f'ES
system to a reaction chamber.
''T ll ERt.:, TUE fla s h
evaporator converts the waste
slurry into pure water vap<)r ."
Dick explained ... A drying cycle
evat><)rates this s ubstance into
sterile ash, much the same as
cigarette ash," he said.
Venting sends the vapor into
tHe atmosphere. Dick says, ad·
ding that the end product is bac
teria·free. The ash container
must be e mptied about once
every four months for a family of
four, he said.
A second model disp0sal unit
produced by the company recap·
lures the pure water vapor in a
closed-loop system which does
away with lh(' n eed for a venting
operation.
"These mode ls are good for
areas where water is scC:1rcc
because of their full recycling
capabilities." Dick said.
A third product being studied
by the tirm is 11 flushing m~t.Plo<f
utilizing common household
toilets. The company is testing
the device wnich could consume
only one.third to one-fifth the
• water used by Clush toilets
"nDS WOULD result in a sa' ·
jngs or about 40,000 gallons per
year for a family or four,·· Dick
predicts .
Long-range pla ns include using
purified waste water -both
from the toilet and s howers and
s m.ks -for irrigation purposes
once it has been processed.
"Water from the toilet holding
tank could conceivably be used to
water lawns." he said, "without
having to use precious outside
waler."
Nali ona&I Environmenta l
Syste m s says it has orders for 50
ol the dis posal units from several
oil firms. First d eliveries of the
produrl will be m ade in Ma~.
Oick says.
TllE NEWPORT Beach ex
ecutive says a New York utility b
looking into purchasing some o(
the portable units and several
government a gencies have ex·
pressed interest in the waste dis ·
posal units .
House Panel OKs
Mortgage Subsidy
WAS HINGTON <AP) A home m ortgage subsidy program
intended lo belp a n estimated 400,000 pros pective home buyers
has been approved by the House Banking Committee.
If adopted. the measure would reduce interest rates on
sing le family homes a nd condominiums to 6 or 7 percent for
persons who qualify under the bill, approved on a 2 lo 11 vote
this week.
Currently mortgage interest rates arc running between 8
and 911:! p er cent.
The s ubsidy program would be in effect through June 30,
1976.
Over Tht> Counter
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MUTUAL FUNDS
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Baak Fafiare ·r
Herstati Bost:
\ Instant Losses
By SYLVIA POaT ER
Early In the momtn, of
Wednesday, J une 26 1974
Seattle· Fl rat National Bank of
Wa1h ln1ton State in the
Pacific Northwest was bappl·
Jy Involved In u hie, potential·
Jy profitable deal swapping
currencies with the Herstatt
Money's
Worth
Bank of Cologne lo West Germany, thousands of miles away
across the Atlantic Ocean.
At 11 a.m. on that same beauttrul June mornlng
Kerst.all -West Germany's largest private bank and an ln:
;btullon respected throughout the world 1 abr uptly 1us-pende~ all P.ayments and was declared bankrupt. The in· ~rnabonal f.mancial markets were stunned, closer to panic than at any times m decades.
. ~~~A~~IERS EVEILYWHERE began to d1v1de banks
mto ta~rs -top·tler, such as the giants of New Yo?'k ·
3ecC?nd·tier, not quite so solid; th1rd·tier, to be generally avoided.
. ~nd in an instant, Seattle-First National was out $22.S mill~on, the largest single loss suffered by a U.S. bank -in-
cludmg such New York greats as Morgan Guaranty Trust-
caught m the Herstatt coUapse.
How com e? To paraphrase a popular saymg, what was
a nice bank h ke Seattle·Fftst located all the way over on the
Pacific Ocean doing "playing" currency games all the way
across the Atlantic Ocean? What happened?
.Even currency experts are still wondering about the
cham or events, so during a recent visit to Seattle, I das-
cussed this at length with Wilham M Jenkins, the ultra-
conservative board chairman of the conservative Seattle-
First. Although J enkins refused to blame anyone -either
officials of h.is own bank or other participants.-I leatoed
enough details to m ake up a classic prescnption for f man-
ciaJ disaster.
Among the prescription's ingredients; t he lure of qulck
easy money.making in fore\gn exchange <currency) deal~
dunng the feverish trading years or 1973·74; the mnocence
(or ignorance> of US bankers m companson wit h their
European counterparts w~o were on the spot and privy to
all the inside gossip, true or false, which causes violent
pnce swings in the currency markets; the questionable
ethics and timing of the German Central Bank m closing
llerstatt m the middle of a workday -after letting several ·
German banks know of Herslatt's troubles but not inform-
ing U.S bankers in any way.
TOSUMMARIZETHE history leading to the crash:
In 1968, Seattle-First, drawn by the hllge profits then be-
ing made by banke rs wheeling and dealing m the E uropean
currency markets, established a wholly-owned subsidiary
Ul Zurich to get m on the action and to serve the Japanese
particularly <normally maJor customers of our Pacific
Coast banks)
From. the start, SFNB·Zurich was hamstrung, however.
by new. rigid Swiss regulations and the fact that 1t was too
s mall to be invited into the top-notch deals. But or SFNB-
Zun ch 's five directors, three were well known. highly con-
nected, socially /fmanctally prominent Swiss busmessmen
and as a result, SFNB·Zunch soon found a profitable
niche for itself s1mply exchanging one curre~y for another
a nd thereby facahtaling trade transaction~. (This ts usually
called prudent banking by ms1ders but speculation by oul-
.s1ders )
While Zurich's tY.o U S. directors --one of them
J enkms -didn't know as much as they wanted to about
what was going on, the Swiss directors presumably did. As a
conf1denl1al mter·bank memo stated, ''Zunch considered
itself well protected against (undue risk) through its Swiss
directors• particular expertise.''
And for a prolonged J)enod, SFNB-Zurich did indeed
make money. Then came Wednesday, June 26, when Zunch
dehvered 57.3 m1lbon West German deutschemarks to
Herst att m Cologne m expectation that Herslatt would in
turn depos it S22 5 m1lhon to SFNB 10 New York.
BUT 1'1ANY HOURS before. Germany's big three com·
merc1al banks had been tipped off. had examined Herstatt's
books, discovered senous def1c1enc1es, had decided not to
rescue Herstatt. At 11 a m • without any warning. Herstatt
was closed. SFNB·Zunch's marks were mstde Herstalt; so
were the dolla rs belonging to SFN B·Seattle.
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Got Its Name
Women talk moslb about men. clothes
and social affairs. Men talk mostly about busi-
ness. recreation and women. In that order,
respecli\'ely. Such are the findings in one
more recent study on the matter.
A G R ASSHO PPE R thermometer -yes,
that·s a thermometer to take the temperature
of a gra sshopper is only five one
thousandths of an inch in diameter.
WAS NONE OTHER than Jerry Mitchell
who described harness racing as horse and
buggy bingo.
THAT 1-'UR said lo be
most difficult to imitate is
the silver fox.
BIG BEN
Q. "Louie, I'll bet you
a quarter on the cor ner
that great clock in London
<:alled Big Ben was named
in honor of the statesman
BenJ~mrn Disraeli.··
A. You're on. Big Ben is the bell, not the
clO<'k. please note. And it was named by
Parliament mem bers in honor of a tall heavy
set gentleman called Sir Benjamin Hall who
was commissioner of works there in 1859 when
the bell was first installed. Take advantage of
the four percent discount by paying up within
30days.
Q ... I N HOW l\lAN Y movies has Shirley
M ac Laine played a lady of the night?"
A. In 14 of her 37 films.
Q . "WHAT 'S the lifespan of a robin'!·'
A. Figure 12 years.
T H E HARD FACTS
Paying spectators at baseball games out-
number paying spectators at football games
by about three to one ... WHO WAS IT that
defined ··chaos" as "four women plus one
luncheon check? ..... STATISTICS indicate
that fi nger least likely to be injured is the ring
finger of the left hand.
IT'S T OLD that a United Nation.om mil.
tee was for med l o do a study on elephants.
Representatives were appointed from France,
West Germany. Great Britain, the Soviet
Union, the United States and Denmark. Each
s ubmitted a paper, entitled as follows:
France. "The Love or the Elephant." West
Germany, "The Ph ilosophy of the Elephant.··
Great Britain. "The Elephant, Its Contribu·
tJOn lo the Growth o( the Empire." The Soviet
Union. "A rive-Year Plan for Elephants."
The Unitc•d Stales, •·Bigger and Better
Elephants.·· And Denmark, .. How to Make 215
Different Kinds of Sandwiches out of an
Elephant. ..
Address moil to L.M Boyd, P 0 . Hoz 1569. Co1ila
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2 Heav~ights
Battle for Bulge
l.Ol'IDON <UP I >
George Maree and John
Robinson are fighting
the \.\oaislhne battle ofthe
bul~e 1n reverse. Al
~take : the Britis h
heavywe1~ht cham·
pionship.
"Mighty George ..
holds the title. lie weighs
~pounds and measures
75-13-82.
tincl advantage JO t'X
perience. He is 52. John
has 32 years behind him.
The two h ave agreed to
a weigh-off this sum mer.
George figures all he has
lo do to win is hold his
weight w})ere it is. John
has to gain 46 pounds to
tie, 47 t.o win.
GEORGE IS confident
: AND IN THIS comer · "Robinson's nothi~g
1. ·weighing 497 pounds and but a b.ag of bones. I ~
--measuring 62·69-n the not eating a lot. l don t ·~hallenger, •·Big John ... · want _to get fat. But I'm
: The champ has the dis-drinking at least a bot.lie of brandy a day and as
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much champafitne as I
can. It will make sure l
don't lose any weight."
John, too. has faith ·,_
'T m certain the crown ls
mine .•. For breakfast, l
have a dozen bacon roll'>
Th e be n e Cits or and two pints of milk.
transcendental mecli~ Dinner is a steak and
~ t1on will be discussed in kidney pie for lour JX'O-
ao , 8 o'clork meeting pie. two to three J>OUOds
tonight al Murdy Park of potatoes. spinach and
Community Center in peas.
Huntington Beach.
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Sarrlng •tie, BW Cr . 's track
nnd field t~m ls a cinc!i to will Frtday a "rnoob at Santa Bari.ara igb School in a
spltef est tealurlng t~iSanta
Barbara Dons and the Mission
Viejo Diablos. •
On the olher h a nd, Bill Crow's
team will defmitely be on the
s hort end of this non-league
clash.
The answer \o ,this riddle ls
that it's a father-son duel, which
BILL CROW
Senta Barbara
Sports in Brief
begins at• 3. Origlnally it was
billed for S: 30 Friday at Miss'°"
Viejo, but tW'rala& played haYc>C with tbe Dlablos traclc and the
meet has swuc~ect io \be all
weather setup at Santa Barbara.
The lather is 26-y~ .eterao
coach Bill Crow of ~anta
Barbara. The son ls Mission Vle-
jo's Bill Crow, w-. co10peted at
Santa Barbara a.der his dad
while aUendlng Santa Barbara
High.
.. I've been around high school
coaching fof' quite a while," says
the Santa Barbara coach. "But I
BILL CROW
Mission Viejo
can't recall this bappel)tng
biforc. • tather and IOn coacblng
~l'Oltation ....
And a eonfrontation it should
be. In a sport thit.t seeDl3 ceared
1o the individual. both coaches
are highly concerned about ttielr
teams• won-loss record.
"There-is an inward coQ)-
peti ti ve spirit in coaching
tracki" says the 61der Crow.
"And don't like to lose, period.
Our r•cord here has been. 157
wins and 24 losses in dual meets.
Our kids are really looking
forward to this.
"My son bas been telling me
Mission Vlejo's not too tough, but
J don't believe it."
"And I don 't have anything on
Mission Viejo, only a note or two.
So I'm gping into this thing cold.••
The younger Crow, however,
h as· better fOnnections. "1 've
talked to mom about this," he
confides. "She's going to send me
some clippings from the Santa
Barbara papers."
It figures to be a good meet.
Santa Barbara boasts the
Aguirre brothers-Richard and
George. Richard has done a 9: 12
2-mile indoors and George has a
9:24indoors mark.
Also· 9.9 sprinters Freddie
Richardson and Edwin
Pipersburg are in the fold.
Mission Viejo C®Jlters with
Jon Cook (a 1:58.0 ~~and 4 :23
miler>. sophomore Mike
Walterhouse (9 :21.7 2-mile) and
Wilbur Gregory in the hurdles
(14.5 and 41.8 in the 120 highs and
330 lows). Cook did a 1:52.9 as a
junior in the 880.
The meet also involves two
former all-round a thletes of the
Brufus Assistant
year at Santa Barbara. Dad was
honored in 1932, son won it in 1960
and brother Jim did it in 1964.
Others in Santa Barbara history
to win it include former USC foot·
ball star Sam Cunningham and
major league baseball star Eddie
Mathews.
I
New BYD Coach And s ister Jan Engesser of
SALT LAKE CITY -Frank
Arnold, assistant at UCLA, is ex·
pected to be named head basket-
ball coach t oday at Brigham
Young Uhiversity, a Salt Lake
City tele~ision station says.
KSL, owned by the Church or
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
<Mormon) which owns the
schoOl, did ~~~its sources '
in a laLe Wednesday broadcast
but it said without qualifications
that Arnold had been selected for
the post or Glenn Potter. who re·
signed.
Paul James, sportscaster for
KSL, said he thought until late
Wednesday afternoon that
LaDell Andersen , Utah State
University athletic director, was
• the choice, but he said an in·
terview by BYU with Arnold
changed the situation.
Arnold, 40, was assistant coach
to John Wooden for four years at
UCLA and was an assistant
coach at Oregon for five years
under Steve Belko. He was born
in Ogden, Utah, and is a member
of the Mormon Church.
Fisk Injured
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. -
Carlton Fisk, 1'te Boston. Red
Sox' All-Star catcher who has
been trying to co01e back from a
serious knee surgery, suffered a
broken right wrist when struck
by a pitch Wednesday in an ex·
hibitton baseball game with the
Detroit Tigers.
X-rays disclosed a clean break
or the discal ulna bone, just
above the palm of th• hand.
them and that they knew they Huntington Beach was an ex-
were his because they had heard cellent athlete, golfing for
about the theft," said police Arizona State.
lieutenant Mike Wilkins. The Santa Barbara mentor's
41We didn't get all of the first teaching job was at Costa
jewelryback,justtherings." Mesa's Main Elementary School
The Oakland Athletics out-at 19th and Newport Blvd .• where
fielder· told officers tlle rings, he taught the fifth and sixth
valued at $8,150. were among grade, in ad(tition to basketball
$}0,000 worth of jew'1r'Y taken in and track duties.
a bUl'glary a't his apartment here Thirty-nine years ago lie was
Monday night. playing for Alvin Pinkley in a
Jackson, who is training with public basketball league at
Oakland in nearby Mesa, offered Newport Harbor High.
a $1,000 reward for the rings' re· • And time hasn't changed turn. things a whole lot-Crow is still
Mcl.ain Served
ROSEVILLE, Mich. -Former
Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny
McLain was served with pre-
lim.inary eviction papers on Wed·
nesday, charging he is in arrears
in rent on a 20-store shopping
center be manages.
M'cLain admitted he was
behind in payments for the In·
ternational Mall. "Busine$s is
down and some of my tenants
have Callen behind in their rent,
so it is natural I have difficulty in
keeping up with the bills,"
·McLain said.
The chunky righthander who won 31 games for the Tigers in
their World Series year of 1968
has been manager or the mall
since last October.
Kicker Si~ ' LOS ANGELES -The Los
Angeles Rams announced Wed-
nesday the signing of a kicker
from Cal State (N'orthridge),
Jose Ballina.
involved in athletics and Pinkley
is stm in charge or things. The
latter is Costa Mesa's mayor.
"Costa Mesa was wide open
spaces then," recalls Crow of the
· 1936-43 era. "After the game
we'd go over lo Pink's drug store
and drink chocolate malts."
Bill (the son) was good enough
to post a 10.1 century while at
Santa Barbara and his attitude
seem~to evolve from his dad.
.. Dad and my football coach,
Sam Cathcart, were strong dis·
ciplinarians," says MV's Crow,
"It's something that has really
stuck with me. Discipline comes
from trying to get across to the
kids the idea that it takes a lot of
self discipline for them to do
their workouts. Trying to
motivate them so they carry out
their assignments.
•·we stress the team play now,
the individual work comes
later.''
And both showed the teamwork
necessary to get this meet off
with the switch to Santa Barbara
to escape the mud at Mission
Viejo.
Thurlcfay, March 13, 1075 DAit V PtLOT • CJ
810 TROUBLE-The CIF's Margaret Davis Emil Neeme loafs in the background. See
<21> and Kendall Webb close in on the stories. additional photo Page C2.
Daily Pilot's Glenn White (7 > as official
Tennis Roundup
Laver, Errw Win;
Connors Breezes
SAO PAULO, Brazil -Roscoe
Tanner downed Patricio Cornejo
7·5, 6-2 Wednesday· in the third
day or competition in this stop of
the World Championship Tennis
circuit.
In another match al Ibirapuera
Gymnas ium , Ray Ruffels
sneaked by J aime Fillol 3·6, 1·6,
7·6.
In doubles, Corona del Mar's
Rod Laver and Newport Beach's
Roy Emerson defeated Lujs
Tavares and Carlos Kirmayr 6·3,
6-3.
Bungarians Leave
HAMPTON, Va. -Top-seeded
Jimmy Connors trounced Bill
Shivar Jr. 6·0, 6·2 Wednesday
night in a first-round match of the
h1dependent Tennis PJayers
Circuittournament.
Janos Benyik and Robert
Machan left the tour Wednesday
night and said they would take
the first available flight to
Hungary a fter receiving oroers
from the Hungarian Lawn Tennis
Federation to complete their
matches and return home as soon
as possible.
Benyik lost his first-round
m atch Wednesday to Jan Kodes
64,6·2.
Machan was beaten by fourth·
seeded Karl Meiler 6·2, 6-4.
In other first-round play Wed-
nesday, Juan Gisbert defeated
Gene Mayer 6·4, 6-1; Roger
Taylor beat Woody Blocher, 4·6 ••
6·1, 6·2; Clark Graebner beat
Roger deSantis Guedes, 6·4, 7·6,
5-2; Bob Kreiss beat Jun Kuki
0-6, 6·4, 6-2; Trey Waltke defeat-
ed Ernie Ewart, 6-3, 6·4, and Jan
Pisecky ousted Rolf Thung, 6-2,
3·6, 6·1. - -
Ashe Escapes
MUNICH -Top-seeded Arthur
Ashe duelled Zeljko Franulovic
through two tiebreaks before
downing the Yugoslavian 7-6, 7·6
Wednesday m the first round of
the $60,000 World Championship
Tennis tournament.
Three other players already
won second -round matches. Bob
Hewitt, the No. 3 seed, beat Syd
Ball 7·5, 6·4; Kjell Johansson
eliminated Jose Hi gueras. 3·6,
6·3. 6·1. and Carrado Darazzutti
ousted Kim Warwick, 6·3, 6·3.
In another first·round match,
Nikki Pilic beat Bob Gillinan 6·2,
7-6.
lleldma11 llpset
HOUSTON -Top-seeded
Margaret Court and all the other
favorites except one moved past
second-round opponnets Wedncs·
day in a women's pro tennis
tournament.
Un ranked Mona Shall au
scored the only upset when she
beat seventh -seeded Julie
Heldman 6·3, 3·6. 6-4.
Court has little trouble in de·
feating Brigette Cuypers 6·1, 6· l.
Chris Evert also had an easy
time, defeating Kathy Kuyken·
dall 6-1, 6·3. ·
Three of the other top players.
including Evonne Goolagong,
won earlier matches Wednesday.
The third-seeded Goolagong
had her problems but managed
to defeat Julie Anthony, 2·6, 7·5,
6·2, and Francoise Durr was ex·
tended in defeating Terry Holli·
day 7·5, 4·6, 6·4. Olga Morozova
eliminated Carrie Meyer, 7·6, 6-4.
In another match, Laura Du·
Pont defeated Linky Bishoff, 6·4,
6-3.
USC Five
Tourney
Favorite
lee Stars
At Forlllll
Saturday
The United States' Dorothy
Hamill and Gordon McKelleo
and Canada's Toller Cranston
and Lynn Nightingale are among
the world's top figure skating
champions who ar-e expected to
participate for one performance
only in the exclusive 1975 World
Figure Skating Tour at The
Forum in Inglewood at 8 p.m.
Saturday. I
Thirty.five or the world's fin est
amateur skaters from 25 nations
who will have competed at the
World Champions hips at
'Colorado Springs, will appear.
Tickets are on sale at the
Forum box office and all
Ticketron and Mutual OuUets.
Dorothy Hamill is the 1975 and·
197-1 U.S. national senior ladies
c hampion, and the sil ver
medalist in ladies singles in the
1974 World Championships.
Toller Cranston in 1975 won the
senior mens title in the Canadian
fi gure skating championships for
the fifth consecutive year, and
. was third place medalist in thl!
1974 World Championships in
Munich.
Gordon McKellen, Jr., in 1975
won the U.S. national senior
mens title for the third con-
secutive year.
Lynn Nightingale is Canada's
1975 and 1974 ·ladies singles
champion.
Other international champions
expected to take part in·
elude:
-Christine Errath of East
Germany, who in 1975 captured
the European I adies cham-
pionship for the third successive
year and is the reigning 1974
ladies world fi g~re skating
champion
-Hilary Green and Glyn
Watts, 1975 dance champions of
Great Britain, second in the 1975
European championships
-Candy Jones and Don
Fraser, Canada's 1975 pairs
champions
-Jlarbara Berezowski and
David Porter. Canada's dance
cbameions for 1975
Trainer Chatlie Moss laid Fis·
k's wrist will be placed in a tern·
porary cas t until Friday or
Staurday, then a permanent cast
will be requir•d for from four to
six weeks.
Ri1'erdtleF.U.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. -Wilbur
Holland scored 20 points to lead
New O r l eans to a 73 -59
quarterfinal victory over UC
Riverside in the NCAA Division
11 basketbaD tournaments Wed-
nesday.
Bruins' Meyers Ailing
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP>
Southern California, hoping to
follow in the footsteps of
topranked Indiana, begins play
tonight against Drake in the Na·
tional Commissioners Invita-
tional Basketball TournamenL
In the same tournament last
year. Indiana began its current
32-game winning streak that pro-
pelled the Hoosiers to the top spot
in college bas ketball this season.
-Dianne de Leeuw, 2nd in this
year's Europeans and was a
bronze medalist in 1974 world
competitions
-Terry Kubicka, second in
the U.S. 1975 nationals
It waa the 1ecoadlyear in a row
that New Orleans had eliminated
Riverside in the opening game.
Larry Reynolds led Riverside,
19-9, with 16 points.
Docfgf!r• Mn
UCUAimits Michigan Saturday Night
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP>
Powerful No. 2 ranked UCLA
meets short but pesky Michigan
Saturoay in one of two Cll'St-round
NCAA. West Regional lourna·
ment taJDes here.
Montana, a newcomer to.
tournament action, faces streak·
ing independent Utah State in the
other clash at the Washington
State University Performing
Arts Center.
Ticket sales were brisk all
week/ for the games. and the
12,000-seat center Wll& expected
to be neatly filled.
Utah State and Montana. the
Blg Sky Conforence champions,
meet at 7: 10 p .m .• wltb the
Bruins-Wolverine eame to start
at9:10p.m.
For UCLA. tbe t.oumament
play will be the lt.ii't of the
.BM.ns' bid for a lOll n.Uoall
cbamplouhip In lJ 1"1'9· Coach
JOhn Wooden'• •icGDd·ranked
dub flntsbed thii'd aiitlOftally last
year, endlnl at~eathenumber
of consffulive naUOnal t.ltles lt
had collected. •
'TM Bru.,ns ftniabed thett,l\.lltr aeuon at 2-3 ·8. whh s nior
forward Day id M en:n leadlnl
the team ln tci>riDI With an 18.a
per 1&dle anrMe.
. But Meyers may not be ready
to play at full strength Saturday
because of leg injury.
That possible loss may not be
of major importance, because,
as Wooden puts it, "our strength
is our balance."
Center Richard Washington
stands 6-foot-9, an inch taller
than Wolverines team leader and
center C. J . Kupec, and he start-
ed for the Bruins during the lat·
ter part of the season.
"Ralph Drollinger has been
coming off the bench and doing
very well." said Wooden this
week. "I 'II probably go w~th
Laker& Tangle
With Cleveland
Richard. You don't want to break
up a winning combination."
Michigan coach John Orr con-
siders his team lo be the smallest
major college contingent in the
tournament. He notes that one of
his forwards stands a relatively
miniscule 6·foot·2. "If we can run, we will, but
otherwise, we'll play a very de-
li berate game," he said .
"Everyone is in our offense. It's
a tllam effort."
Kupec averaged 17.7 points a
game and 8.5 rebounds this
seoson in leading the Wolverines,
19·7, to a second-place finish in
the Big 10 behind No. 1 ranked ln·
diana.
Three other starters average
l)Oint production in do\lble
figures -guards Joe Jobmon.
14.2, and Steve Grotle, 12.6, and
!orward Wayman Britt, 11.3.
Mlcblaan's record agalnst
tJCLA ls not food. The Bruins
bave won each of four prcvioue
C!!Qcouaten, inch1din1 n 90-70 de-
ci too tn 1973
''When you aiet this far, you
(eel you can beat anyone," said
Orr. "But playing against
Woodtn, that's a trcmendou~ thine. MeeUn r UCLA in the first ro.d 'B an honor, really.'•
Southern Cal. with an 18·7
mark and ranked 11th, enters the
tournament as the favorite
among the eight teams.
Coach Bob Boyd's team was
third in the Pacific-8 Conference
this season, behind UCLA and
Oregon State.
The Trojans finished second to
Indiana in last year's tourna·
ment. Ttf'is time, they are led by
star guard, Gus Williams, who ls
avera~ing 21 .2 points per game. Williams scored 59 points in
three games in the tournament
last year.
The Trojans begin pla~ against
Drake. 16-10, of the Missouri
Valley Conference after Arizona,
20-6, of the Western Athletic Con·
ferencc moels Southern Con·
·ference reprcsentaUve Eaat
Carolina. lt-8.
Friday n11bt, Blg 10 ~pre.sen·
taUve Purdue. 16~101 lak oa Blg
8 Con~nd\r Missouri, ls.8, and
Tenness~ • 18·7, of the
Southeastern Confrrence meets
BowUna Gr n, 17-9, or the Mid-
American Conference.
T he semHlnal!I ara set for
S3lurdey night and the national·
ly televised championship ~ame
will be ployed Sund tty &flemoon. . •
-Melissa Militano and Johnny
Johns, U.S. 1975 pairs winners.
retaining their national title for
the second straight year
-Co1'een O'Connor and Jim
Millns. 1975 and 1974 U.S. dance
champions
MEYERS, SC SI'AR
ONPAGBTEAM
SAN FRANCISCO -Guard
Ron Lee of Oregon and center
Rich KelJey of Stanford were
named today for the Lhlrd lime lo
the Pacific-8 All-conference
basketball team.
· The eight league coac~es were
·unanimous in selecting Dave
Meyers, a UCLA senior, and Lon· nle Shelton, an Oregon Slate
sophomore, as forwards and Gus
WllUams, a Southc.m Caliromia
senior, as the other guard .
The aecond team bad the
leque's leading scorer. Steve
Puidokas of Was.hm,ton State, u
its center.
CompleUna the second team
were Ed Schweltte.r, SUn!ord
)unior, and Rich Wa.shtnaton.
UCLA sophomore, at forwards
and Juniors Rickie Ha*1.borne of
CnUComla ond Clarence R.amaey
of Washington as auards.
. Q DAILY PILOT 4
CIFSizzles
Plutko's 19 st
Top Scribes 0
Hilting fro m every-
where with unc anny ac-
curacy, the CIF exploit·
ed its s upe rior height
and firepower to subdue
the Daily P ilot sports
staff. 60-45, Wednesday
nig ht In b as ke t ball
Massacre IV at Newport
Harbor High.
Th e wri ters had
jumped off to a n early 4-1
lead but cou ldn 'l kt>ep
pace with t he red hot
CIF forces, "h1ch ~ol
be h ind th e orrcnsl\e
talents of Ray Plutko
With a turnout or 750
looking on, Plutko hit the
outside s hot a nd drove
well to wind u p high
scorer for the evening
with 19, one more than
Daily Pilot sports editor
Glenn White.
Plutko canned a dozen
in the firs t half as the
winne rs c halked up a
29-19 lead a nd they "'ere
n e v er s~rious l y
-r threatened a rt e r that.
althoug h the scnbes did
rally to lag 37 -30.
l
The w riter s switehed
to a zone defense to begin
the third q ua rte r a nd
that mo\C fad ed mi:.-
erably as the winners
picked up th rt>e qu1ck
buckeb before t he Daily
Pilot could get back to
man to man coverage.
Whitl' "as guurding
\Soccer Tilt
·,For Edison
TORRANCE-Edison
Hi g h 's s occe r t ea m
closes out its season Fri-
' day night at 6 when it
• takes on Claremont High
r for third place in the Cl F
playo((s a t T o rran ce
High.
The game will be the
t opener of a doubleheader
.whi c h f i nd s Sa n ta
· Barbara and South Tor-
rance meet ing a t 8 for
• the CJF championshi p.
Santa Barbara posted
• a 3-1 win o ver Edison.
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accounts for why Plutko
had so m any points.
The CJF als o got
s tron g s upport from
Kendall Webb and Tom
Mo r gan, who tallied
eight points apiece. And
reserve Dennis E vans,
Coron a de l Ma r prin-
cipal, amazed all by pop.
ping in 10 points. a ll from
outside
And Margaret Davis
played surprising ly well
for the winne rs. scoring
nine points and s howing
a m azing s hooting ac-
curacy.
, l( 1 Y<ll.I ~elioh a Cast press nft "hr~; double
bre~k:· run-and-gun dt· tealtl thl' t;alt all 'the
•tac:k you could be in Car tim~" uys StephMJs.
a sJlaht· diaQppointmeqt "'They e'a"1ble a I~ and
.Frlday niaht et the La\ . U1e~: nev!r quf t. ~nd
Sports Arena. I • eveo u a pi..Yer sees an
. "We ar~'going to have op~fl .Jrea. lJt ~he pr~s.
to •law It down.~' says . by the time. the ball gets
ltterine tlh1h basketball tbe.re,, .SOQ).4tOJ\e IJtight coach ,J;m ~t ephens . afsobethere."
·•&verythiqg. Joglewood . G41rey: wttich u~ed an
does defeos.ively 1s elf~ctive zone press, de· ge~red . to increase the fe a•ed Martna, 68·59, tempo." t, •
Jnelewood's quick Sell· earlterth1s season.
Meanwhile the writers
struggled to get an inside ~ ull<.1ck to supple ment the
meager outside game.
But the Cl F 's to ug h zone
kepl the write rs at bay
and Craig Sheff was the
only other m e mber or
tinels and Marina's Vik-The., ViJC"s have im-
ings will be clashing in .proved since then,
the •·A se mifinals with however, and have two
the t.4><>Cf s cheduled for good ballhandlers in
7:30, and Stephens says, JUch 'Brannihg and Tom
"I tbink it i1 important Ugland.
for us to get off to a good · MaHna ·has also im-
st art with them .'' proved on the front line,
Stephens has reasons •and Stephens .says. "I
to worry; F(J' one thi~, don't thi,i~ lni)ewood
Inaletv9Qd' ts; ~5·3 , a•d hits the boards as well as
the losers t o hit in double
figures. He got 11 . .
NewpoJt Harbor pnn·
cipal Chuc k Gods hall
played most or the game
but you 'd n ever believe it
to look al the st a ts.
Dave Romano and Ed
"The Bug" Burgart got
tired after the opening
plays tenacious defense .. Poly." '.
For anothe r , th~ S~-Poly only outre-
tlnels f)a~ea'one of . e bounded· Marina, 27-26.
CI F's Pt'elfl~f't>layers n , Dan Boldt, a · reserve 6-6~ forward Reggie ft~ ·rorwa'rd most of the
Theus, an 611-CI F li.!1.t season, has played ex-
o.ii, f'I .. , ~•0 by Eric Bro.. te!!m•·cmo~4 i~ the ~ · ceptlonally well on the SEA KINGS POWER-C.orona del Mar's Tim Conroy (21 > goes ,high to control a r~-ranks la~ J~ar: boards -1n· the pla)'Qffs,
bound as mates Ron Davis (23), Ed Blanton stand around and 'f.tatch. At left 1s "We ar e going to have grabbing 26 rebounds.
Newport's Hank Cochrane. ---------:-..---.::--to bke his drive away," Matt Cook, a 6·5 center,
~1i~1~nda'~e~ea~~lest;:;~~ CdM Comebaek Falls Short
Howard H a nd y a nd ·
Skiing , . . .
says· Stephens, "but he is the Vikes'. top re-
also likes to s hoot from bdunder who 'averaged
outside.. We are .going to nipe boar(is in Sunset
try to ma'Ke h1m take League pla y. · '
Roge r Carlson gave . W;• 73 69
dose support as reser ves sa;lor~ lll, • a ntl Carlson delighted a; • ~ hi mself by, or a ll things,
Conditioqs ,.
SOUTHERN C:ALIFORNIA-
M I Waterman·-1> ino10 ol ,,.w
\now,eace11en1 con<11tlon'
20·22 footers. And we are Butthe ptayer·whobas
'going to try to clog the mjtde Ma rina go in the
middle." plJlyQfrs is Losner .
Marina was successFul "H..e tia_s been the key,"
scoring.
White had seven points
in the first half, 11 in the
last qua rter and was 10
for 12 from the free
throw line. Nine of his 10
fouls were picked up in
the firs t ha lf.
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It had a ll the makings
of one or the biggest
basketba ll blunders in
history.
The Newport Harbor
High fa culty look a com -
manding 61·38 lead into
the fina l quarter Wed-
nesday night against the
Cor ona del Mar High
faculty. It looked like the
fire d -up , ·hi g h -fl y ing
Sailors had th e game in
the bag.
Newport Harbor High-
Corona del Mar's rag-
ing s iege w as led by
sophomore basketba ll
coach Tim Conroy, who
had an amazing 19 points
in the final session. He
was hitting shots from
a bout 15 f eet out. He
finished with a gam e-
high of 32 points.
quarter lead aod led at ,
the ha lf, 42-26 . With Tim
Parsell and Bill George
doing m ost or the work,
Newport dominated the
inside gam e.
M•wport Hllrbor 173) lg ,,
Snyder l 3 .. tp • 9 p.,$911 8 • 2 :xi
Hohdn H•ll-v•ry 900d to excl!l .. nt
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Snow summit -good lo verv l!llod
cono11ioni. on 2·S tool b•ne.
in ~loggin g the ~id~le says Slephens of Losner
against LB P oly m its wl)o was on the All-ClF
60-46 quarterfinals win. 4.A first team last year.
The Yikes <;ombined a Losner has scored 71
man-to-man a nd zone de· points in three playoff tense a nd P o ly 's top gatne'S and has totaled 20
forward, J ohnny Nash, po~nts or more in six
was forced to shoot from straight •games.
outs ide. -Na s h only
Th e Se a Kin gs,
howe ver. cam e thunder-
ing back in the final
qu a rter t o scor e 3 1
points, but fell jus t short
as Newpor t posted a
73·69 win in the ~econd
gam e of Massacre IV at
The Sea Kings we re
a lso helpe d by Tand y
Gillis. who was in parts
unknown in the first ha lf
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with sLx points, but often
drew double a nd triple
coverage from Newport.
Newport ca m e to play
a nd took an 18-10 first-
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Gt111c11'"'1os12 ....... i .. :'-i .. 1: For coach Tom Trager ... ~" , .. ,._ • ...,o.. .... :-and his CdM crew it wu
Co11i-~ .. ~~·111 •"" 0o,. Mark Fr anklin who got
S11•1ty 2.._ M ; o.t N•f"9fr-r..,._, things started. spanking
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Thursd!y. March 13. 1975 OAl.LVPflOT
lit Southern Coitllties
Oneoflheplums orthe Hedoesn'Lhavealotto Edison High's Colln
$4th on.nual Southern push him in that race, McConnell has a 4:22.S
Counties tratk and field how e v e r . R a n c h o efttering time, but he'll lnvltationpl at Hunt. Alamitos' Breger Moore be coming off a two·mile
ington Beach Hlgh bas a 4:19.8 to his credit where he ls entered with
School is the mile run-a and figures to get a good a 9: 17.6.
future which produces a test in the second race Others who could raise
recipient to the Dally from San Clemente's some eyebrows includ~
Pilot perpetual trophy Terry Huddleston, who Mater Dei's Joe Dowlin&
Saturday. has a 4 :25. and Bill .St. John, Coeta
And a number of out-In large schoob com-Mesa's Walt Elliott and
standing candidates, in-petition Scott Blackburn Rande Hawkinson and
eluding three Orange of Royal (4 : 18.8> goes Newport Harbor' a Kurk
Coast area a\hletes, ap-·against Chris Ljung of Clarke and Gary Erts.
pear in the runn,ng for Vista (4 :20.0> and Mis· Dowling and St. John
the prize. The best time sion Viejo's J on Cook have 4 :33.1 and 4 :33.l
or the day's four races C4:21.9). in addition Lo creclentials. while Elliott
will win the trophy. Patrick Hehry's Paul and Hawkinson have
Competition is slated Beckland (4:22>. done 4 :30.0 and 4;33.0.
for large schools and And another tough They all figure to im-
0 0 I 0
I 0
24 3
... i!::--~suver CH>'°'' 1,. W tost a triple t>ff the right·
.... 1... • • center fence .and scoring
••"" CM\lo> 1m1o1 £•'-" when the ball got away Sf"flH .
H11ton 1e111 !flt 10 PoMO o..: iost al third base to snap a
A. PMlpl, rf
8 PMl~.11
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8•-.lb
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O o Offrtff n> C CO> Ltr\On O O Recllern I 11 G 12) Ooq11Mtw1tl
I I Toepltr (0) G 10) Hul'Ntl
1 I M1n1on Vtt)O scoring sub\ Art>ourz
small schools and each race to fi gure is the proveonthose times.
classification has two second race in large
races . schools where Patr'ick M B l Perhaps the one to Henry's Thomas Hunt C88 anqoe ~:~2 H : '°''to RlibaCIUe 3-6: e1et 2-aJI situation.
Portff CEstl Iott I .. , 2•; _,. .. 3,
"' ~r90l CEsll loit , ... 1-6; ~117·7; won6·.C.
Mc Vl<llef CEsll losl t.6. split 7.7; won .. l.6-2.
0.11lllt1
Scllw•rll·Pllllllps ICSI I 'Piii with
Lvnott·Stuelderl H. 6·•; •Pill with •RuuCS-KlmH,6-3.
Slw•Y•·GwlllUP CEsll spot w, 1.1;
won•·• ... •.
Ulllvenlly IUYJ l 111\IJ > 'Mlllllfl
Sl119les Vlelr• fUI !Ost to SelltflS 3-6; def
Sll.vnbrom 6-2; CS.I Tripp .. ,; lost to
Mor10fl4·•·
Alllll IUI lost "6; -•·l ,M .6-4.
.. ;UMl411 CUI lost 0-6; WOii 6-J, 6.(),
A•l>b IU l lost I•; won 7•6, W; te>l.t
16.
0.QMs
Bred Filler,...l•r·Adtft (UI mf
Ounk·TurbOw •·2, 6·1; spllt wltll PIOWS·Fllley .. o, .....
H.,ts·Glorit F111ermtler (\JI lost
.... ).t.; "'°" •·1. •·4.
New,.,.. UI\• I 16~ I s-y Hiits
S1~IH
TllOmts (NI IOI.I lo BernsteVI M;
IOSI lo Sen•? ... lost lo ICtltooo J.4; dltf
Glll»n .. 1.
Diablos
Blister
Pre funs
Mission Viejo High
soph omore Brian
Goode ll J>aced t he
Dlablos with firsts in the
200 free (1 :44 .2J and 100
back C56.3J Wednesday
i n t he Sou t h Coast
l.eague swim pretims at
Marguerite Poot:
Pe1r'9" IHI lost H; won 6-4, ..0, SwftlC..ll Le~Swim
.. I. PrtlllftSlltlN,.....rl'9P ... Roy , .. ,_ ...... 1.6-1, 7.s. VARSITY
Nisbett (NI IOSI .... 4 .. ; won...... 200 ~Clfey Rel•y-1. Mission Vltlo
OeeMH t:•.•: t. uount Buc11 A 1:S3.1; 3.
Wllii-r·8•um•11 CNldtf K•lll'nllO· Unlwnlly 5'.S; •· Oan• Hills l:s.&.6; Silver• •-3. 4.0; Oel Fogarly·JOhnton S. Ml~sion Viejo 8 1:S9;S; 6. UnherSI· t..t, .. ,. ,., 8 2:0}.0,
Marosl·llelt CNI spllt 6·1 J.7· won 200 frtt-1. Goodell IMI 1:.U.2; 2 • .. l .. l • • 8reunlMl l:S3.S;l .ltelMll;S3.t;4.
' ' • Cosorove CUI 1:54.9; S. C•mt>IMlll WI .Ju11for Vandg 1:s..l:•. Fr111se11cM11:ss.1.
HIMt. h.C:ll (IV, I lltY> IL• OulM•
SlrltlH
Coley IHI 10~1 lo SHt'f S·7: IOSI lo KastrUil 0.6; lo\I lo I vcrson 3-6; def ~,,, ..........
Ar•lln CH I lo\I 34',6·7; won .. 3.6·1.
Ku,,. CH I lost 2·•. 2·6, 3·6; won 6'0.
W1nterowc1 CH l won 6· I; lost 2·6;
won6.0,6·•. °" ... ' Bienl1k·Re•ne1 IHl los t to (•m.pDell·Moeller M , 1·6; IOI.I to He~
nu·O.Smel 3 ... •·•·
P;nc-AoHI (HI lost, ••• M. SPll1
] 6 6·•
C.OsLI ~ 126\o'JI UV.I MM!eNr:ll S1~le1
Slmon<M> ICl oel Wrlo111 7-S; def Otl\4to .. o; ci.1 Ostro11Blll M>· -Ntl\00\...0.
NHI CC) WOil l>.0, M, 6·0, M .
oieu ICl won..0,6·1, .. 1,•.0.
Glnsmonr CCI -w. 6-0, M, ~
0.llltlH
Fran<ll·JollMOn CCI Ml O.lape-
Currie .. ,, •• ,, clef Koc:h·H•mHnl .. 1,
6·0
H1ll·AOISrN CCI iiPlll 3·6, .. 2; -60, .. 2.
Estattcl• ,...,., Ol'hl EdfMll
Sh19lt1 Johnston CEO I IOI.I to Bln91\,tm •-4; ~f OmpDell 6·3, clel Bur9rss .. 2; IOI.I co G•llljlller J.6.
Bla<lue CE'1 I loSC l-6, 2•6, I .. , S-7.
Davisson CEUllost0·6.•·6. 1-6,•-6.
WHvtr IE61>10510.6, •-6. 2·6,CM. 0.11111 ..
c1rron·PllM> CE61 I IOU 10 Lynnott·
Hampton 2·6, 3·6; Clef RIM·Phllllps
~·3..... .
Tomel·Llncoln CE11l sp>lt .. l. 3-4;
-..0 ... 1.
U11lv1nlly 17'h l """ \ 'ootlllM s1no1n
Crew CU) Cltf Nor ell .. 3; cMf OUrlll
6• Brollard IUllOSI S·7,4·7.
A. Miller IUl Clef Ttrbtll •3; Clef
1-1e1s•no•·3. Sulllvan CV) WOii 6·S, t ·S.
Oo11lllts Ktnl·Sunman CU> (ost to Arrllt· Col\n l-6; IOI.I to C..mn'llns·Moran24.
Ot.,,.Klrk IUlwon•·J; lostU.
E'roslt·Soph
Basketb.all
NCAA
Dlvl1h11t II
QNntrflMh
NewOrlt..,sn. UCAlvtr!oldeS9 Tenneuee St. 72. Akron 69
A$\urnptlont1, Gannon 6t
Old Ooml11lon 71, North 01kota62
700 Ind. Mtelley-1, Ouckwortll (t.\I
2.04.6; 1. Lonsdlle IMI 2:0..9; l .
O'Gorman ISi l :OS.S; 4. A•'f CMI
l :Ol.2; S. McCormick CW I 2: 13.1; 6. Grey IMll:U .S. .
SO Free-I. Neville IE I 23.0; 2.
Hclwe IMl t;4; 3. C•de ISi 13.S; •. Okar1kl lMr 23.S; s. S<o1man !Ml
23.7; 6. Hassett IUl 24.S.
100 Fly-I. LonSdale CM ) SS.S.; 2. 9~11 CM> S1.7; J. O'H•r• IL) S&.4; •.
Ue (Ml ~.8; S. McCormick CUI S9.J;
6. Braun !Ml 1:00.1.
100 Free-I. OUzakl (Ml SU; 2.
Cemc>bell CUI Sl.4; 3. Duckworth lMI
SU;•· Scolm•n lMI S1 S; S. c.cse (SI
S1 6; 6. Polttr II. l Sl.O. .SCO Frtt-1. Howe CMl •:.U.4; 2.
Frenw11 CM) S:ot.•; 3. M<Otfttrty
IM) S.lt.9; 4. LU IMI S:17.6; S.
MIKl)hy CM) S:24.2; 6. G. Ril)Ol<S CUI S:J0.7.
400 free Rel1y-1. MiS$ion Viejo
3:20.S; 1. Unlver~ily l :JO.•; 3. Ltguna
Be«ll J<ll.I; 4. San Clemente 3:'3 O; s Mlsslofl Vltio 8 l : •4.0; 6. LaQUN
Beedll:S..O. 100 S.<ll-1. Goodell (Ml St...3; !..
O'Gormlln CSI S7.•; 3. Cosqro-e CUI
1:02.S; 4. &sh IMI l:O·l.9; s. Simmons
CLll:IM.l;•.Grey CMll:IM.t .
100 Brust-1. Hevlllt <E > t :06.0l 2.
Murplly CMI 1:06.S; 3. R•y (Ml 1:07.7;
• He11derson <MI 1 :09.2; S. 8onl.«
IU 11 :09.I ; 6. H•S"sett CU 11: 10.2. FftOSM·SOP H 200Mtelley Relay-I. L•OUM Bffdl
':S7.S; t . El Toro 1:57.9; 3. S. Clemenlt A l:S9.4; 4, t.•guna 8e«h 8
S. 0.11• Hills, Unlver,sitv 2:00.S. 100Free-1. Collentine cu> 1:5'.7;
2. Wtlton CE I 1 :S7.8; 3. Eby <M>
2:00.0; •. Hall IM > 2:01.2; s. Ferrell
CU 2:02.6; 6. S<Melel CEH:03.0. 200 Ind. Mtelley-I. P. C<lmpt>ell
CUI 1:0..0; 2. ervlnswlcll IL,> 1:0.s.1; 3. W«Mt IS> 1:06.0; 4. H1ckS IE1
1:07.6;'S. Morton Ct.I l :Ol.O; 6. Wallls
ILi l:Ol.A.
SO free· t. A~rso11 IE> U .2; 2.
Gfws !SI 2•.7; 3. Gtalllm (UJ2S.I; •·
Grldle IL l 15.S; S. Und•lll IE> 1U; 6. Stevens IU 12S.9. so Fly· \. Autli1tstei11 IE) 21.(; 2 •
8rulnswl<k Ill 21.4; 3. McC.rli11 0
2'.I; •. H•ll CMI 29.4; S. Llftelalll IE)
2'.f> •· Mortofl <LUO.O. 100 free-1. C.lleAtiM CUI 52.6; 2. W~ IE I SU; 3. Sclludtl IE) 5'.I; '-
Eby IM> SS..4;, S. Groos (SI Ss.t; 6.
Wtrner cs I 56.l.
l0'8<t<ll-1, Andl'rSOll' CE> 2'.I; 2. Um~ll CUI 29.7; 3. Haskins ISi lQ,7; ... 8tMOn IOI 30.9; s. Hicks IE)
31.0;• Al<kiblv!lfl IEIJl.O.
SO 8rH"-t. \.lllllltll•r Ill 31.J; 2. ~Mlam <VlJa.o; l , Robbins CU>ll.1;
• Br.csfcwd CE> 33 •; S. Speciale (LI
ll.•;t. Prior CEl33.8. 200 FrH Rel•y-1. El Toro 1.«l.S, t.
U1tlvetMty 1:41 • .C; 3. Ltoun• Btecll 1:0 t ; 4. 0•11<1 Hllll 1:~1>.4; S.
U"1vtrslty 1 :•7.S; •• M1ssiOI\ Viejo 1:4'1.S.
Schiminel's 15-9
Sets Vault Mark
Vi lla Park H igb•a
Keith Schjmmel ·~ 15·9 Wednesday tn the
pole vauJt to help bia
mates to a rout of visit-
ing Estancia in dual
meet action. .
Schimmel a nd 1nale
Tim Vahlstr o m . who
went 14·10 WedJlesday,
will be at the Sovthem
Counties Me•t •t' ffunt·
lngton Beach Saturday.
Sc h l m mel 'a l eap
breaks the Orange C9url·
ty record by seven ln·
ches. The old mark was
16-2 by Valencia's Roo
Moon.
~Quint• IOI )00 o~ : ~
Hunl. 8e<1CI• 100 011 0-3 • 2
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()ranc,e Coasl ISi Fullerton 1 PIJyer\ of Int Gemt: K Kl M<Ciru<l~r. ROl>ln Hara1~. Jo1ni'-B.i11dcl.
beatisGahrHigh's Jim C4:17.2>, Sunny Hills'
Arriola, who'll go in the Larry Hayden (4: 19.0>
first small schools race. and Foothill's Malt Bell
He's clocked a 4 : 16.9 and C 4 : 2 l . 1 ) w i I I be
in r ecent workouts challenged by Hunt-
turned a 3:03 for three ington Beach's Robert
Costa Mesa High's
basketball team s will be
honored \\ ilh a sports
awards banquet tonight
at Tale of the Whale
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"YOUNG FIAHKEHSTEIN"
Ir Mirf lroo611 lf"GI
"MURDER OH THE
Ol:IEHT EIPRESS'" IPGl
"THE STIOHGEST """M
IH THI WOILD"
""THAT DAIN CAT"" IG-1
""TllP WITH THf TEAC'*-"
'"THI TfACHEI• fll
-. • "REf'OIT TO THE COMMISSIONH"'
"'JUGGEIHAllT"
"'LAUGHING POLICEMAN" Ill
""THf: GIEEM HOIHET"'
"FIYE RHGERS OF DUTH" IRJ
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WALTDtSNEY'S
'1SUND IT !KE 1111' Of !KE WDRlD"
I :50-5:'40.t:.Z5 ,
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3:10-l:ZO
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f:lTOROROAOATROCKFIELD • 581-5880
'~9 Sex' .on Stage. ·in La~f:l
' f" ' • 4 \ f 1-l• { 1
I "J Between the drawing Moulton Community, • .. vetr:rans or Lag~n a
rqom corotdy of its first Pl ayhouse. th.eater, are In pnme
acL--and 'th e freestyle There a~e some brtgbt Intermission fot;{'l aS lbe~an~~er's c~·
furce or its second, ''No comic moments ·in this q~tl•b.>1¥,0 e and his .... T"l stbagy suPe o , respec-
"No s111 ,LE•s-. w•·•• ••1T1s".. 10m I US tively. Betsy waltzes •~vo~""'"""''"'•"""1 ...0Ah$~•P'-,d·•.c-.... .a.. t .. rou"'h ttie show like 11 .. _., lloi H•P C.••11•"'· 41u .b 1a<1 by J•1< Bl""'", ... m-o.r '' '° AnneWOO!ld.viu"o•"o 1igM•"4t1vc.r1c.u•w•'·"-'"°r~w,~ pr 0 b 8 b 1 , , been 1 tharacler from a Noel '"'°""'"s.tw•oa•~'"' )l)un1••-•cll'ftet-1.•"""'""""1"""c.,... ,, Jmperali\le to physica C d' d il l .._1,Pc•rhau,e . .a.L•~""·c ... von R-.1.~s..c1>.A1w•••· sacrificed for clarity. comedy, lupses a bit on owar come Y w ' 1--..•1· lMe c•s ' n u t th e 0 v e r 8 t I occasion. beautiful style and arfmi·
Plfi.r1Wt11•1• • P•f>"l<'e'''•" performance seems deti· Patrick Birkett, a fine ty for her role. while :!:::: .. :::.·~·~ t;:.~1~~ ~,;::: cient in the s parkling dramatic actor, ·seen1s a D a Y i d r u n c t ~ n s
Ei._.,....,,e, s.•~r P•.,1 spontaileity imperative bit uncomfortable in lhe smoothly in a less r as· L•~·•Bromt>e"" 0•~id Poi .. i 'fa the enrichment or a central ro1e of the s i~nment, bringi g a ~~~=;'.!-'"~' . ~:;~!':~~ play structured on so beseiged tiank m anager. s olid , i n1pcrturbable
wwn •·· ... "•1.i« .. M<O..•<ie thi n a premise. fhoi.Jgh he ha ndles his as-beuring lo his . 1'ltrtw1• , S"5<10 Cr•Hlt• o.i. ..... ,~.~n· Pn,11n1c<'i....cl• . 1'he sens e o r t>a ni c signmenl credibly. ~lore ROl.\llding out the cast
\\h ich mu s t prevail Impressive is He lene areAveryGravesa3the
almost from the outset -Briggs as hi s new bride, local constable, Patricia
as a conservative bank sharp in her delivery and 111~Quade and Susan
n1anager, his <A•ife and crisp in her c ti arac-Cressler as the lovely
his assistant stave off a terization. Limeys ttom the pOrno
torrent or mail-order The funniest role in the parlor ('~1iss l\1cQuade's
pornography -is pre-show, that of the harried accent• is u breath' of
sent only in sporadic assistant dispatched to fresh . Britis h air) and
bursts.While theLaguna dispose of th e blue Phil Jnterlandi, a r~stturns insomefinein-material. is pla,\•ed with lon g time Lagun a
dividual performances. una bas h ed r e li s h by luminary ina two·linebit
the production itself is~n 'V ti It c r Du d 'c k in a ns a delivery boy.
Sex Pl e&!;e , We 'r e :-.1,ylishl}' staged p1'0tlut··
Hritish " enco unters a lio n "'hich is "British"
sti cky \Vicket or t\VO on unly by impljcation since
the stage of the L a~una <.1uthcnticity has , 1,1.·isely
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CINEMA IV
IRISTOI. •' -•lnMUR
540-7444
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES
SAN DIEGO F"'1. AT 8RIST0L
So COAST 6 ACADfMY AWAID NOMINATIONS : l _..,.,., " .... _. PLAZA I ._. .. nt ..=::::... INrH'JnruH" .,, __
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"Sl"llCE'S GA~"
Daity At 2:30-5~'40-l:SS
2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS
JIST AClllSS A WOMAN 1(5T OllfCTIOH GENA JOHN ROWLANOSUNOllt THI IN,lUEHCE CASSAVETES
DAllY: 2:0o, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30
Kl\TH"Rl:-.'E ROSS
THE SfEPFDRD WlVF5 ·-----.. -·--~ DAILY : 1:10, 3:1S, S:JS, 7:10, 9:15
Pilot J Candid commentaries,
Logbook DAILY PILOT exclusively in lhe
need of a bit 1nore reprise of hi s hil arious
tightening a nd poli sh. character from "1 IO\\'
•-the Other Half Lo\'cs."
l:l'iDER TllE direc-Another tel'ribly funny
lion of l-fup Graham. and pe rformance is turned in
featuring a company of by Walter Daly as a
longtime La,1H,1 na Hlun1-humorless a uditor fight·
ni. "No Sex" is staged ing for sleep against an
\11ith style and aplomb onslaught of scantily
when a pratfall or t"·o clad business girls.
might be more. in keep-
ing \\•ith the mood of the BE:TSY AN I> Da\'id
piece. Timing also, so Paul , th o s e 40-Ycar
":\o Sex Ple<1 se. We're
British" is an ente rtain-
ing evenin g , a shO\V
\\'hi ch s hould solidify
\\·it h additio n a l
pcl'formanccs. It's on
stage Tuesdays through
Saturdays until J\.1:.irch 2lJ
at the La guna ~1oulton
Community Playhouse.
606 La g un a Canyon
Road , Laguna Beach.
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CO'WIOY" ,., ....
"'WOMEN
IN LOVE"
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ICING A,..D QUEEN Sal!
UNF'INISHED FRAME • PEDESTAL
MATTRESS • SAFETY LINER • HEATER
AND THERMOSTAT s 1299s
The Second Greatest fllJer in tl1e World
The u:or was uver-and th e war/d 's greatest flyers /tad never met in co mbat.
Bui Waldo wa s going to chonge all lhal -even 1f 1/ killed him,
Starling Friday, Marrh 14
BmmulmiOm
IN A GWRGE ROY Hill FILM
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HOLLYWOOD <UP() -Robert Mitchum hap.
plly e<>nUnues to march tQ hJs own drum. sbrugaing
off the I act he was rt red from one movie and talsaly
cast tn another du rlng the past )I ear. ·
"Jt doesn't matter," he said amiably between
lakes of still a nother picture.
The iconoclastic Mllchum, relaxing bet.ween
scenes, downed a beer in his motor·home dressing
room on location in u s habby Los Angeles
neigh bothood.
MITCHUM
He is starring in "Farewell,
My Lovely." playing that dura·
ble private eye, Philip Marlowe.
His predecessors in the role
w e r e Robert Montgomery.
''Lady in the Lake;" Dick
Powell, "Murder. My Sweet :"
Humphrey Bogart, "The Big
Sleep;" Elliot Gould, "The Long
Goodbye" and J im Garner,
''Marlowe.''
.. FOR A WHILETllER E J didn't know if l'dget
a cha nce to fi nish a picture," he grinned, "or even
get started in one.
"Otto Premincer fired me after three days
work in · Rosebud.' I reported to the set one morning
at 6 o'clock and imitated his German accent and
mannerisms for the crew.
"Old Otto came up to me screaming, 'You have
been drinking!' I told him I did my share of drink·
ing, but not at 6 a .m . for God's sake.
"But he kept yelling. I tried to break the tension
on the set by imjt.ating him again and he almost had
a stroke. 'You are drunk!' he hollered. 'You have
been drinking with the Corsicans. By the end of the
day you are drunk.'
••1 TOLD lllM MlAT the hell. if it's the end of
the day it doesn 't matter if I 'm drunk."
Mitchum reported Ule director flew into a rage
and cried, ''You're through. Fired !"
With his customary cool Mitchum bade Prem·
inger farewell and split.
"I wasn 't mad ," Mitchum said. "Hell. I think
Otto is funny. I don't believe he really wanted to fire
me. He just lost his temper and it was too late I
didn't care one way or the other"
"It's funny, Preminger objects to drinking ac
tors. But he r e placed me with P eter O'Toole Hell.
that 's like replacing Ray Charles with He len
Keller."
Mitchum was even more laconic about the an
nouncement he would co·Slar with Ri chard Burton
1n "Jackpot."
"THE PRODUCERS MADE it sound as if T
were all signed up," he said, draining his beer bot
tie. "But I ins isted on having my salary pu1 in an
American bank before I went to Europe They
wouldn'tdoit. s ol r efused the role
Still a rebel in middle age, Mitchum is more
ttmused than irritated by Hollywood hokuni In
truth, he genuinely doesn't give a damn
With consider<1 ble fanfare. UJliversat Stodios
announced Bob would co·star with Charlton Heston
in "Midway," a drama about the key naval battle in
• 1he Pacific during World War JI Mitchum will play
Adm. William "Rull " llalsey.
ASKED HOW llE WOULD play the crusty old
mariner, Mitc hum choked with laughter
"Flat on my hack." he replied. "They forgot to
tell everybody it's only one day's work J '11 play
Halsey in a hospital bed in one scene . When they of
fered me the part I refused at first. I don't Jike the
confinem ent of warships and taking all that crap
from brass hats.
''I told them they could send my one·day's
salary lo charity. What the hell, it's not that impor·
tanl."
Bob Mitchum grinned and opened another beer.
Pau4Joanne
Still 'Content'
Q : Seems lo me tbat one of the more simpatico
couples in showbusiness is Paul Newman and
Joanne Woodward. What's the secret or lhelr
marital contentment? -D. T. Ryan, Tucson, Artz.
A: Being discontented, \\t> suspect. Joanne
frankly tells interviewers that while her 15·year-old
marriage is "delightful," she must admit marriage
and children (three sirls, tht' oldest 14, youngest 7>
has hindered he r career. And that if she were a
.)'oung actress begfMing now, she doubts whether
&he'd get mQrried at all.
ls she jealous of . her husband? "Sure, I'm
~alous." Joanne admits. "My God, all the women
'Glad You Asked That'
by M.-ltya Clftcl Hy GardMr
in the world arc e\'idently In love with Paul. Some of
them you don't mind, but for a lot of the others,
well, you'd just as soon.that they weren't: .
"IC the marriage 1s good cnough, 1t wi ll pro-
bably s urvive. If there are weaknesses in lhe mar-
riage that are unbeurable, it probably won't.''
Q: Was com~lan Buddy Hackett ever anything
.tse before setting out to~ a professional comic In
CheCatskllls? -Mrs. Alain Dupree, Buffalo.
A: Yel'i. When not keeping audiences in stitches.
Buddy helped his futher upholster furniture along
the Bor!'icht Circuit. Today Hackett prefe~ the
laugh racket, especially s ince his fee as a comedian
is com;iderably higher th1m his puy us an upprenlice
upholsterer. Anywhere from ~.ooo to $50,000 a
week hlghorr Nevertheless he enjoys provl~i bts
.p rowess as an upholst<'rf't' whenever challenged ,
even to th<' point oC t>ragglng that he can still hold
tacks in his m outh while yawning.
Q: I've be.rd that Tony Orlando became a
1lnger a&rtd~y by aceldent. How did It happen! -
Stella Wa bburn. SeaUJe.
A: When Tony Wtl$ working as a song pluggcr.
T«> pu~h h i~ pubhsbcr's song, "Knock Three
Times." hct trlc\l to <;.ouch u younj{ mole sln1er In
l)ow to sell tht s"na . When it still didn't com~'Orr, he
blm lt aot UP a nd bt>ltod il o"'l with the lwo other 11naer • T~lmu llopkins und Joyce Vincent Wdson ..
Thi• t.ake be,came lhe master record -~nd sold tom• II '2 m il Hon copJ s . They ~tuycd toe ether and a
, wiM ln(( trio w~ born' Tony Orlnndo and Da~·n .
Sent( your que,tion.a to 1111 Gordner, "Glad Y 011 Asked
That ," care o/ thl$ nl"~. P.O Boz 156<1, Cosio MeMJ
m26. Modllf't and H)I Otlritntr wm CflfWtr as man.11 qu~s·
ffonlot I~ CfJl e11 .~fl4p Wlumtt. ~ th1 uol&11711 o/ moii
makes pcr.cmoJ •rt~mpo~. •
PllBLIC N01'C£
PUBLIC NOTICE
• S.l lt
SUPIEltlOlt COUit TOi' THE
STATI! 0" CALll'OltNIA f"Oft
THE COUNTY Of< OltANGE
No. A-t:IM4
NOTICa 0" HIEAltlNG 01'
PETITION f<Ott .. ltOaATa O" WILL
ANO CODICIL ANO FOlt LEnER.S Tl!STAME N'NI It Y
Ei11te ol MABEL T. BRANNER,
0.tNstel
NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN Chit
RANDOLPH BRANNER N S llleG
llertln 1 pet1HOt1 tor Pro~le of Wiil •l'!O
Cooltil •nd for luu.,Ke of L•lltr\ T .. sl•mtnl•r, lo ,,,. pelill-r , •.
lerence w "'"•Cll Is m.o. fOf furU!ef"
~l<u•ars, •no lllat Ille u,... .t..i ~t
ol 11tart119 Ille ume i..s -M _. for
April I, 1tH. •I t ;30 •.m., 111 the
<courtroom 01 0.CNrt,.,..nl No. l ol~d
<OVtt, •I roo C1v1c C..nter Orlvt ~I. I"
Ille Coly ol S.nt1 An•, Cl lffdfnl•
0.t.O M•ttll 11, t91S
WILLIAM E. SIJONN
C-t1Clerll
R09£11T W. ANDERSON »t (Hf C:.l0tM1e Blvd. SIJltt r.t
Pawos ..... ~111. '"" T~: f21Jl44'-41 ...
....... ., , ... PeUU-r
Publlsr..ci o"'"9t c oast o •• ,,. PllOC Martn ll 14 10 1•1S IS7·1S
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATIEMENT
llle toll-1n9 pers0<1\ ar.: dot"QbuSI·
11eSS•S
BUSIN ESS MANA GE ME NT
TASKFORCE 610 Ntwp0r1 Center
Drove Suite I lbO Nt wPO•I 8e1tll Calofornt.t 97~ '
SHUlER. MtLAIN & ASSOCIATES,
INC IC•lllorn••I. 610 Nt wp0r1 Center
Drive Suilf' 1160 NtwpOrf Be.cit,
Olllornia •,MO
Ttus bu\•"-S\ Is conoutltd by• cw.
l>Ot•llOI\
SHULER, MCLAIN &
ASSOCIATES.INC
H•,,ySllultr. Pres.~I
ln1s \l,lltmenl w•s tole<! woltl the
Cout11y Cltrk ol O•tf'IQe county on Feb. 21 1q15
~,,..
Pul>liWd Or~ CoHI 0.lly Pilot,
Marc11u.20.11.AorlfJ, 1t1S as.rs
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTtTIOUS BUSINl!SS
NAME UATEMIENT
The lo1tow1ftQ pe• sons •re 004"9 bl•\!· .,.U.\
THE. CASH SOCIETY, 3010 Redhllf
'"en .... Costa flM~•. C:•lllor.Wa~
0.-corallve Interiors ol C•lllonlla,
~ <:.a11t0<nl.1 Coroor,111on, 3010 Aedlllll,
~" Mtsa. C.ilifornl• '1616
Tiiis Dv~neu Is t ondu<ltd by • tor·
ST .. lt
P11blh.,.CI Ntwporl HarbOr NtoW\
Pr~s u1mblned wltll Ille 0••• Cont
Deily Pltot Mertll ll, 10. 11. 1'1S as.rs
PUBLIC NO'rlC&
PUBLIC NOTICE
»rati0<1DecOf'al1ve Inter ion of __ PU!'_!-~~!'-~!~C_!__ l'ICTITIOUS aUSINEU
C•llf Int. NOTICE INVITING lllOS NAME STATEMENT
Jou1>llA N•v•, President lllO ITEM NO. J7J TM IOllowilWJ ~r!OM ¥f OC>l"Q buM·
Tllis ~taltmtnl •U filtd will\ Ille NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN tlloel ,.u.n:
CountyC:ltrll ofOr""'9eCounlyor1Mer. ,,_•l.O!>'opc>Hl~will t>ereuivedbylhe SEAVIEW REAL E~TAlE, 11301 11 l9IS Clly ol CoSll Mew, 10 wil: T"" City S..cll Blvd . Svlte 21, H""lln9ton
L "41"" C-11, P.O. BO• uoo. of Ille City Of 8u<ll97MI. Pi.a<i\lled Orat>Qe Co•~• Dally Pllol Cost• Mew, on Of' belore Ille '-Of L 0 u c. H L I M I T E 0 I H . ~~~3.:_2~1_:1.:_~1_3:_'~~~ 11:00 • m., on FtlOIY, ~tcll 2t, 191S. COAPORATEO,t C•llloml•Cots-•
PUBLIC NOTICE Boch wlll be publicly ~"t"d .,.o re~ llon,17301 k.cll Blvd .• Sulle 21, H~t·
1011d a t I I :OO •.m ., or •s soon in91on8e1<ll'2 ... r
--------------lhffHll«r n 1>r•tllt•ble, on Friday, Tllis 11\nl<W\\ Is co..OUci.d Dy • CCW· "ICTITIOUS BUSINESS l!Mrcll 1!, l'7S, In the C:Ourw:il o....... llO<•flon.
NAME STATEMENT , City Hall. 11 F•ir Drow, Cosl• LOUQll Llmoltd In<
Tiie following ~rson " Ool"9 busl· Mesa ~llfOf'nl• tor 1~ lurni'1\lnq OI Pt1•1<ll U. YonQf>Ovsc ~\U : LABO R AHO 'EOUI P M ENT TO ProsiO.nt
WEST AMERICAN DRYWALL. A8ATE THE WEEDS ANO RUB8f~ Tiits ''•ltment Wt\ llltd W1ltl , ....
lUt BoUon W•y Cos11 Mew , c..111. N SELECTED VACAN T LOTS C-y Clerk olOr•nQe~TOflFfll.
92•26 ITHINTHECITYOFCOSTAMEs.A. lt,.,lS LuRo, Alonro Lyon, lt21 aoston AOditt0rwl s.ts ol IM Sl>@Colic.at,_ • "•'* w ..... COU• Mo•. C•lol. t 16?t .... y be Ol>laoned •I Ille 0111<• ol Ille P\Allltlled Ot~ Coast o.lly PllOI
,Tll•s bl)slM\S Is Conducted by .i In-PIHt~ing AQtnl, 71 flir Ori"9.(.osl.1 Martl\6, ll.10. tr.1•1\ 140-1)
OtvtOwf. W.W. C4il1forn••· Bids ~hOu·kS be r• ---
LtfROy A Lyon lumeo 1n • suled envelo~. ldfftfllled PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis Sl•le~nt ••S l11ee w.111 111( Oii Ille outside with lhe Bid It.,..
County Cltrll of Orange Counly on Mar Nllmber and ti\& OPMl"Q Date.
to. t•IS-E1<ll bid sh•ll specify eat II andewry ~1.1t II.,.. n $al lortll 111 ll'lt w •clfkMioM.
Publ•\fttel Or•ftOI! Coast Dally '"''°' M y and •II tueptlons to 1111? -cllk•· ~rch ll. 20. 2'. Aprll l. t•IS t14.J! lions must be tlorly sl•led In the bid,
PUBLIC NOTICf.;
FICTITIOUS 9USIME$S
NAME SlAT£MENT
The to11owln9 per \on Is doing f:lvsl
nesst\:
INSTRUCTIONAL M EDIA
DESIGN, 1US W. B•Y Ave •• Newpo.1 8e6<11, <Alli. 92661
Albert Olarlu W.flers. 112' w,
B•v Ave., Newport Buell. Celll. 9264t
T111s 1>uS1nen is condutl..i by .,., ln-dlvidu.I,
Albert C. Walltt!i
Tiils 1i.ternent was fifed •111111 tt.
County Cieri! of Orange Covnty on
M.Jrcll 10, 197S
... 1111
Publlsne.:t Orenoe Co.~t Dally Piiot
Mertll ll , 20, 27, Aprill, t~TS t:l_!:IS
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS 9USIKaU
NAMI! STATEMENT
Tiie follow!ft9 1>9r~on IS do'RQ Ml·
""'SIS.
CHELSE A AUTO PARTS OF
CALIFORNIA, lfts A Vl"CWIA St.,
C~t• Mew, CA. 92626
Ltol'I I. LOCI!, l040I pt.a(et Al-,
Fo.inl•ln V•llty, CA 9210ll •
lll1s IMISlntU h (OndU(.le41 by II\ ,,..
dlvldu•I
L.o<ll Loci!
Tnl\ slaltmtnl wu 111«'4 with tllt
Countr Cl••ll 01 Ot.tnQt C.-ly on
Marci\ 10. 1'1S. F4tn1
PubllSh.O Or•not Cof\I O•ll'f·Pllot ~rchll.20,1/.Aprlll, IOS . ....IS
PUBLIC NOTICE
Inflation beating
tips •• , Every day
01\llY PllOT
.nci failure lo set lo<lll any iltm 111 Ille
~lllt11i0<1s '11111 be orounas few ,._
te<llbftOl tlle bid,
Eacll bid 5'1•11 set forth 11\e 11111 names
ano roldtn<es 01 alt ~rwns •nd
parlles intere~ted In Ille! pr<>l'OWI •s
prlncl1Mls. In case of corpor•Uons, In·
cllHle 11\e nemn ot 11\e Prosl~nt,
Sttrelery, T ,..surer 1no M•n.ger.
Tl\e City COl.lnOit of ..... Clly Of eos1 ..
Mew ,. .. ,ves the right lo rt!tf!<cf...., °'
•llt>IOs.
OATEO M<lrcll6.1US
Publi!ttled Orenge Coast Dally PllOI
Me'rCll tl. 191S 156-7S ------PUBLIC NOTICE
•¥J1S SUl'UttOlit C'C)UltT 01'
CALtl'OltNtA,
COUNTY Ol'O•ANGE
CASE MUMaUt AO Ullt
CITATION
'"IM Maller of IM AdopllOfl Pwiltklft
of EDWARD INMI I NEIDICH, Adocle·
.. ICTl°l'IOUS 9USINUS
NA,,.ESTAT£MaNT
TM to1to.-lln9 l)tr\on Is Golnq busl·
neues:
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Juage Orders Co~P,8e
Put in, Cold Storage
PO.RTLANO. Ore. <AP) -A Judge
has ruled that the ~of a man killed
in an industrial accident must be kept
in cold s torage until it is determined
•which or two women is his legal wile.
Rosuhc Booker claims she married
Booker after he left his common-luw
wife. and that ber marriaee is valld.
IDA BOOKH contends Oregon will
recognize the common-law marriage
if it was recognized in the state where
it was originated.
James Eli Booker, 43, and another
man were .killed Feb. 23 while work·
ing fo the hold of a ship under con·
struction. A funeral was held Saturday, one
day after Judge Clifford Olsen of
Multnomah County Circuit Court or·
dered that the body be placed in cold
storage.
TWO WOMEN CLAUI to be
Booker's wife: each wants to de-
termine the dis posal of his body.
The question or Booker's legal wife
could take on added importance if a
wrongful death suit is filed over the
accident.
Ida M. Bo-Oker <'!a ims she hved with
him 23 year s in W aslungton and Texas
and had a valid common-law mar-
riage that never was dissolved.
Secret Marriage
Scan Connery, 44, the
movies' James Bond,
has secretly married
Fre nch Moroccan
p o rtrait painter
Michelin e Ro-
queburns, 39, the Lon-
don Daily Mirror r e·
ports.
2Freed
In White
Slavery
Wife Murdered
Aging Doctor
Stands Trial
SEARCY, Ark. <AP) -The while, tree-shaded
hospital where most or the county's residents were
born stands as a tragic monument to the life of Dr.
Porter Rodgers Sr., 70.
Rodgers, 21-year-old Peggy J ean Hale. and
another man are accused of murdering Rodgers'
wife. F ern, 67, las t Sept. 26.
"The only reason I can explain Fern's killing
was •cause I was hungry for Peggy Hale and we
wanted to get married ... "Rodgers said in a st ate·
m ent r ead to a jury at his trial for murder.
RODGERS PLUGGED fOS EARS with his
fingers when the murder charge was read to him
last month in the packed courtroom. Court was re·
cessed once because or his weeping. The trial is in
its third week.
Miss Hale, daughter of a minis te r. testified for
the prosecution last week. She said Rodgers paid
William Kimbrell, 32, more than $.1,000 to "rape,
rob and kill" his wife.
Miss Hale a nd Kimbrell a re to be tried later.
Prosecutor Gene Raff ~ays he will seek the d eath
penalty for all three defenda nts.
In opening a rguments to the jury, defense
lawyer Ed Bethune said Rodgers was "chas ing a
second childhood." lie called Miss Hale a "gold·
dieger" and said "the Doc would have been the next
to go."
RODGERS IS A MILLIONAIRE land
speculator and horse breeder. For m any years, h e
operated the only hospital in the county, Porter
Rodgers Hospital.
After graduating from medical s chool in 1929,
Rodgers married Fern in 1932 and moved to Searcy,
TYLER, T ex. <UPI>-near her home.
A ~.S. Distri<:t Judge h.as Then scanda l erupted. Rodgers was convicted ob1ec~ed to a Jury verdict ·of passing counte rfeit money in 1933 and sentenced
free 1 n g t w .<> w o m.c n to three years in prison. But the sentence, for re·
ch a r g e d w 1 t ~ w h 1 t e asons still unclear, was reduced lo five'Years proba·
slaver y. but sard he had tion. Then h e began to re bwld his practice and re·
no r eco.u:se but to accept putation.
the de~1s1on. . In 1944 he bought a s m all sanatorium a nd cx-"T~1s court ':1gorous-pa nded it to an 86-bed hospital. lie sold the hospital
ly. violently, disagrees in 1969 but maintained his private practice there with your verdict." ~aid '
Judge Joe J . Fis her . 1'11SS HALE S AID IT WAS at the hospital m the
"The testimony clearly summe r of 1973 that their love aCfair began. She
indicated Kati e Mae began working as his r eceptionist, and becam e his
Harris Miller and Ann weekend travel companion. They kept a dia ry of
Key were guilty. their sexual activities, of which he w as proud, s he
said. ''BUT YOU HA VE re·
turned your verdict and
the court will accept it.•·
The 11-m a n . one-
woman jury de liber ated
two hours and 28 minutes
before returning the in·
nocent verdict . Mrs .
Miller, 30, or
Nacogdoches, T e x , a nd
Mrs. Key, 37, of Hot Spr·
ings, Ark., were charged
with white slavery by
taking three young girls
from Texas to Arkansas,
allegedly for pros titu-
tion. One of the girls is
Crom Anaheim.
Sh e t estiried that they began talking or m ar·
riage, but he said a divor('e would be too complicat·
ed. Miss Hale tes tified that she, Rodgers a nd Kim· 1
brell then planned Mrs. Rodgers' death.
THE GIRLS te stified
they had been told by
Mrs. Miller that it w as
stupid to give a way sex
instead or selling it, and
one said she w ent to Mrs.
Miller's house t railer
durin~ the s prang and
summe r o f 1973 and
engaged in sexual in-
tercourse with m e n each
night.
That girl and a nother
said they were gi ve n
cigarettes and liquor in
excha nge a nd were al·
lowed to write checks
'a gain st M rs. Miller's
bank account. However,
the two who w e nt to
Arkansas testified they
were blackma iled into
going by Mrs. Miller,
who s aid s he would file
ch a r ~es or forgery
against the m if they did
not go.
ONE BEER
RUINS IT
MUNJCH (UPI)
Skiers hoping to lose
weight on the slopes will
find the calories lost in
two hours of s klina can
be wiped by just one bot-·
tie of beer, the German
Alpine Association 1aid.
One hour o( skiing con·
sumts 200 calories, the
association said, while
an elaht·hour desk job
burns 2,000 to 2,400
c•!orles.
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Mrs. Rodgers was shot twice with a gun police
say belongs to Miss Hale. She was arrested in early
Nove mbe r , and Rodgers and Kimbrell were a rrest·
ed a short time later
Rodger s' medical li cense was revoked a nd he
was declared incompetent to run his business
AND THE HOSPITAL, THE foundation or his
re putation and wealth, will be abandoned in 90
d ays The new owne rs are bwlding an expanded
modern hos pita l , whic h was going to be named the
l'\ew P orter Rodgers Hospital.
A new na m e has not been chosen but hospital
administrator D onald Cline says, "It's bee n de-
cided tha t it will be in the best 'inte rests of all con·
cerned, in vie w of the recent notoriety, that the
name be c hanged ''
Breast Increase
Tied to Cancer
DETROIT CAP> -considerable application
Women whose breasts in breast cancer screen· 1
increase in d ensity or ing programs and in the
have a very prominent everyday clinical prac-
d u ct pattern are lice of breast ca ncer de-
s tatistically more likely tection of symptomatic
to develop cancer, a women," Wolle said.
radiological researcher .
reports. WOLFE SAID most, t
Dr. John N. Wolfe, but not all, breast can-
chief of the radiology de· ters are accompaqaed by
partment of Hutzel increased development
Hospital, says be un-ol ducts and fibrous tis-
covered a distinct corf. 9\Je. He s uggested that
relation between the in· two paths or develop·
ternal compo$ition of the ment of breast cancer.1
breast and its suscep-may exist -one r elated
tibiUty to cancer. to breast 'density and
ducts and the other un·
WOLFE SAYS that in related.
a rive-year study of The breast charac·
mammograms taken at teristi~ described in the
the hospital he found that stud)' have no accompa-
c a nce r was 22 times nying outward ap·
more likely to develop ln pearance and can be de·
a breast with increased termlned only through
d e nsity and up to 17 u.d.ioloaical examina-I
times more likely to de-tions.
velop in a breast with
prominent duct patterns C • ed
than in a normal breuL omm1U
Wolfe mode the com·
ments in a pap r PTe· SACRAMENTO (AP> 11ent~ to the 14th annual -Commltment8 t.o the
Cont er~nce on the Dete<-· C • I i r o r n i a Y o u t h
tion and Treatment or Authority Increased in ~rly Breast Cancer In 1974 tor the 1econd
Ban Juan, Puerto Rico. 1traiJtht year as 3.002
''The dettrmination Ls youthful offenders were
1 not · absolute but 1uffi· admltt~ for the· first
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DOVEi s~s Gingerbread HOMESITI
Seller "°t11 build-your Home
<fream h ome on th1 beautiful rte lot. Or us "Hansel & Crelel" styl41
l home, ·:rn close" to avu1 able asoo sq. fl. Newport Heights tocn·
pluns. Call Ken Knight uon. Heavy shClkf' root,
G42 -520o for de~ wood bee m celling, and
CAM. WXUIY DWt.EX-$141.000
R!al pride of ownership ln quality built
2-story. A lovely home plus incorhe. 3
BR, den, 2 baths, frpl in each unit.
Sundeck. Btwn hwy &ocean.
PETE BAR a big "park-like" back ,-REALTY-yard. Detached garage.
Long draveway. Alley ac-642~M-_ &J.i:..4060 cess. 2 Bedroo~. Just _ .. _ .... ____________ ...--_____ , listed for $49,500. "On. or Z I 11 S• JMqMlll ... load
a kind" -
--o·o·v-ER ... SH_Oll_E_S_1 546__., .. ,
HIWPOaT CIHTB., H.I. 644-49 IO
~ tod2 We specialize in Dover
Shores Properties l we
manage the home>. Call
us Cor mformauon on this
gla m\Jrous area. We
have an exclusive lisuog
COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE, INC.
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IMMEDIATE
NEW BAYFRONT POSSESSION
on a 6 8 R at ~69.000 ; as -----CUSTOM HOME sa~~~t::.~Es Mc~a V~~~ tumou:-.
for big bt!droom1 Ith
theae. Qui et tree hncd
~treel. Pride ot
ownership tbrout;hout
C ri s p y crae kl1n ~
11replace. Plus veo
private swi mmers pool
Try. We ll pri ced ;.al
~49,950. Ca ll today.
64tl-7 lj1
BR. at ~lt.500 and a 4
BR. nl $322,000.
HARBOR
REALTORS
SINC E 1944
673--4400
DECORATOR'S 4 Bdr m . 4 baths plu $38,000 ft.r.llG"'-Ga ll ery on Balbo· • .,...; "' Peninsula wtth pnvat Excellent area Cwstom Super Z. 4 bdrms .. fam1 · · b a pproac h with h'uge Jy rm .. formal dining rm. pier tor oat up lo 60 fl.· trees. Secluch.•d entry. + huge bonus rm. for s to ry with c ircula i Cozy laving room with
your pool ta ble, home/of· 1>\aircase, 2 ltreplace massive floor 10 ceiling
t'1 ce or fa mily hobby (one in huge hvingroo Ear Iv Amer 1 cu 11
ce nter. Uea utiful & one in up s lair. fireplacc.STEPSAVEllS
enclol>ed brick patio, .Oayfront master bdrm, GOU RM ET GALLEY.
ideal 1or entertaining. wetbar, all built·ins in Separate d111111J! area. 4 ~.soo eluding etec1.ronic oven 8 0 0 u s b ed r 0 0 m s .
()P(f'J Ill 9 • I S f I.II'/ 10 llf N~' I '
Fee Ju ntJ . S279,000. r~~~lj~~~~l1 C F C I rth ti75-8l20 tor more 10. Kings1ze master suite . .:::
FIRST CHANCE • • 0 8SW0 J formation or see at Spacious grounds ~ur· -
OR LAST, if !>Old this Reafton 640-0020 E. Balboa Blvd. rou.nd this i':XCELLENT Vf~~ ESTAJE
weekend. ~14,000. reduc· lll!!!~~!!!!!!!!f BARGAI N. ~.ioo as· 1 ' OCEAN &
uon on Irvine Terrace --------• :: sumes full payment or ' ' . Ltill!!..HTS
view 3BR with pool. J R d d EASTSIDE S291 per monlh. MOVE , l IV Outstanding corner loca· ust e uce IN QUICK ·ow11er had lo BA.RGAIN uon. Now only ~151 ,000. Well ma intained UarbOr Vacant and invitingt thi go~ Ta ke advantage call $44 900·
Owner will t\elp finance. View Home, 3 bedroom brighl and ' channfng t442-l535 • . HALPINCHIH,Rltr. or 2 bedroom & a den. bdrmhomehasafortnal OP£N t119 •11 swNroarNKC• • ftu sticcharmaboU11ds ln
2727 E. Coast Hwy Adult occupied and family rooru, covered ;II;: ~his unique beach~:;~Le.
shows like a model. pa tao and waterfall. ~i.::<.·. ·;.~:::, Circular drive. Hugeliv· 6 75--4392 Price include':; Lhe land. Built1n refrigerator, dis· ,.; . log room with dramatic
Best buy in development. h was h e r and s h a g .::'='·'''·=:····=" =·~=·=·>.======:::. corne r 1 o g burn 1 n g
BRO •Dw•y =v,900. carpet, too. $44,900. fire place + breath tak·
"' "' """' ing view through wall of
3 BDRM. + 640--l> 161 f J.. IQPI'!.'!'! MESA VERDE glass. Gourmet lotche n that neat Costa Mesa __ 2 STORY & d.Joe. Separate wing lor
street c lo.se to ever · 564 OOO hideaway master suite ylhmg. with a beauulully Pl opwtiell Only • with view + children &
d d I I I 752•t920 -..--. ... You 'II love this Exec upgra I.' 1ome o 1uge a · gu"'st suites. Hurry for I d t400 GUA1tn NtW..otf s tyle Paceseller home "' ey access rear xar on· lltis once in a h!ettme
ly S47,5w . Call 64~-7211 NEWPORT c 0 m P 1 e t e with 4 dream home al a bargain Agt bedroom, 3 baths, den & . BEACH formal dining. Fantastic price. .Brmg your im-
HEWPORT BLUE PACIFIC $57,950 lattice work patio cover. IB~~,~~~-f~'tl. Make
HEIGHTSAREA VIEW4BR $2,000 Under price of Bestvalue111allotCostu bffNri19 ·,,~1uNrourN•.:t'
Cle<Jn 2 BR. dc>n home comparables. New urut. Mesa . Don't mis~ Il l! ., · ···· ·~ ---
easily convertible t o POOL BEACH Tennis, swim, relax in Call 546-~
duplex with 2one BR un-Unob:.lru cl etl ocean view of lbe Pacthc. Up · THE HEAL ,
ESTATERS 1
its on R·J lot, with room view! High on a hill. J!raded carpels, llle. . ,, .. .., •.
lo bluld. Only $38,950 Call Enler private walled Close to cverylhrng.
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6-t4-i 211 Agl. court ya rel to elegant Fire place, space-age CAREFREE
oval pool. Formal entry kitchen with trash com· ---------LIVl .... G
HOME + INCOME
.EASTSLOE 3BR house
With bachelor apl + Hrn
apt. over garage. A~·
s ume 111< V'/\ loan. $276.
per mo. Call PRESTlGE
llOM ES, 645--0V46
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Lagun:a Hills Sll-6310
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to s p a c 1 o us fo ye r . pactor and sell'·cleaning1_________ "
Gourmet gardl•n kitchen oven. 646-7711. Open rolLEGEPARK SAVE s
and d111e. Comfortable Eves. 'ioP POOL HOME 4 + POOL
hv1ng amJ f:.imll y rooms, -Lovely·:i "Adroom. 2 balli with unl1mttt-d blue "" Cul d e sac S lN'<:l. Pacific vie w! Separate corner home. Complete Manicure d ground s.
guest anct childrens , . with beauuful pool and Presti ge e ntry.
suites. llambllng ocean ac«.'SsCorboatorlrailer. SUN KEN P ARLOR. n ew ma:.lcr sui te F11-:>l ___ ,_;..; _____ , Just recently rcdecorat· Hu ge famil y rccrcauon
11me offered. S7500 down POOL HOME ed. Transler forces sale. room adjacent to laq~c
l>on l m i s~ tl! Call $36,950 Priced rig ht at only gardef\ kitchen. ,..,.,~,~167 $47,900. Cal l n ow L'O R~tAL BAN"''"ET ~-;,;;119 • 11 sFuN 10 81 N1C1 Spacious 3 bedroom wnh 5'iti-5!:!80. .. •• ..., u lots or wood panelling H 0 0 M • W 1 n d in A
THE REAL I .ESTATE~
Outdoor sports lost us dp
peal:' Sell your equip
m l.'lll Wllll a IOW·l'O~l Dal
Jy l'llol C1ass111l'd
a n d d e coral or sta irway to separate
wallpaper Huge heated ch1ldreon;; wing. Giant
and llltercct pool with maste r s uite BON US
plenty 01 yard s pace lell ~~~~~~~~~ wall< lfl eloscts. True·
over Take :.ubJCcl to -carefree yards + mum· 8'1~'/, GI loan ti4ti-77U . tenance~ PREE pool and
Open Eves OPEN HOUSE tecreatlonAtl facilities.·
Iii Won"t last call now w see Friday I 0 to 2 842-2535
' • 514 _5~~~~: Cd,\t Of'fN #fl 9• If HI.JN 106( fll T'° •
J BR, 2 HA each Wllt
RENT TILL
YOU OWN
$87,500
&tti-392~ Eves 645-
IF"'YOU AIN'T
\GOT A BARREL
OF MONEY
· But you want to slart out,
HOME & u'ICOME Wke a gander ut tlus
2 targ~ 2BR nous~. hke Huntington Beach :l
new. Both tace street. bedroom ll necJs onlv ~00 income. One vacant. some \e~Jier loving care
Asking •4.5.000. lOltti to be a fine family home. ~eyers Pl. Open O;uJy. Harga1n pracOO al JU~l
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ 644 -t!ti68. Owner·Bkt $35,UOO! ! ! Vets welcome.
Call now 847.otHO. Agem CHAHNELFRONT
Charmrng waterfront
2-sty home, pier & s lip.
Beautiful co11d1ti.on. Va·
cant, ready for occupan·
Class1.11e~ ~ds s~ll . b1~ NEEDE;Q. R.E. salesmen ite ms. s ma ll llcms 01 1-~orapp·l.cal1 :
any item. Jus t. cull • EastbluffRealt.y ~561~-------* 644-1133 . cy ~7.500
673-3663 642-<!253 GeMral 1002G..,,.al 1002 . •..........••....... ~ ...................... . associated
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WE OFFER
Large beach duplex with
peek·a·boo view. ~3. ·
Or you ol't'er us'!'!'!
675·7000
MESA VHDE
Very sharp ins.1de & out.
3 BR. & fam. rm. In xtn
neighbOrhood. $Sd,500
5~-~
lalboa lay Prop.
Reofton
IEACHHOME
S49,500. Short walk to the
~droom, 2 both. custom
bonus room, UHQ. brlck
patio, near by pool and
ll!nnl~ court. See thus
<'harming, newly hsted
beach home offered u\
S49,500. Call $4C)-U51
.. ~. HERITAGE
. RfALTO RS
MO DOWN VA
VETS, tuk~ advant11geot
current lo~ tnlcre t
rates, arob th1 sha11p,
. harp 48R. 28A homt';
fl'UUlfti in lode FA ht.
11cre ncd J tlo. w /w C'rpl~. and 1t tr.1s Md 'lhtl
~-r•. P.P. .uoo. CALL
now,S~-~
·1 •
YOU WIU. LOVE
the spaciou s reeling -the
PENINSULA location -the
imdla~uJate condition -the Light &
airy 4 bedrooms and BF.$T OF ALL
the price $99,500
COM TWO·HOUSE DUPW
South or Highway -close to shops
and schools. Always rented and
ready for your investment needs,
Complete remodel job in 1973.
$79,500. .
THE DRAMA TIC SUHSIT
Over. the harbor e nhances the
beauty of this adult • occupied 3
bedroom home. Cath.edraf ceilings, 2.
fireplaces. Exce llent at $126,500.
RIYIHA B.5AMCI
Big Canyon French country
vMonaco ... 3 bedroom, dining room,
speciat decks for strollln1,
entertaining. gardening & viewing
the blatlng sunsets. $1S8tGOO. Call
today. . .
ACllAGI ON THI IAY
Nearly 2 acres of view prbperty
8'UTOUnded by large esiate hom .
Perteet site for a home )Vlth J)dd,
tennis court and/or stables.
Presented at $195,000.
p&At '"''7"'
2161 -~·••11-Jit.N.1.. A co~~ qo.
... _ .......... ..
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OWN YOUl MUM HOMI!
Just listed! A clean, 3 bdrm, po.ol home
on a 10,000 sq. ft. R·2 lot in a central
location. (Eastside, Costa Mesa). Once
again: that's a clean 3 bedrm, pool,
large R·2 lot, central location, for only
$42,500. This could be your dream
home. bu~l~ts owned by the Breams, so
we call it ~e Br am home. You should buy lt! J
'
WHm WATER VIEW
Sec""'1Gahs
from this lusciows, super upgraded 2
bedroom & dining room Condo on
Balboa Peninsula. View the sand, s urf
and sunseu from your own private
balcony and live just steps from all,
shopping. $76,950.
CALL-644'7270
UNl9'Ji HOM&S 1eatton, 675-6000
24411. Cst Hwy .• Con.a.JMtM•) -=,~ I . T _:.:-.... -NATIONAL Mum UST SltVl<I
( uv111G wt ca 1"1' '" Nr. JIU. oe II.tit
1121 E. Coest Hlglaway, CoroM d9I Mer
NOPHTY MAMAGEMINT
G....,... " 1 ooiGenera1 I 1002 ~·!•!! ... !!!!!!!!!!~!·,!,.!.,!,!*!1!"'!*!'!'-.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ···········---·········-····~·················· !
DOVER SHORES
Sandy beach is the setting for new,
custom colonial home w /5 BR, Cam.
rm., formal din., air cond. $295,000.
LIDO ISLE
G1MHI 100-tMral 1002
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· HUG HOMES, ·INC.
CORONA DR MAR
Custom, remodeled 4 BR. + family
rm., beamed ceil.; on two lots.
REALD~
POWER IN
MESA VERDI
Super sharp wilh win·
dowed family room. ·
baths, pravate patio.
Walk to every1hing.
pnde of ownershil? ty
location. ~4600 l,)own
mQves you in lod~y.
Owner wants out. Call
fast 546-Z:JU °"'"' ,,, •. ll'HUN 10 Q Nl(f I
~TH E -REAi:
ESTATLRS
----~
SUIMITYOUR
GINO MO !!
Pride 01 owner:;hlp
neighborhood. 1'has 4
Hdrm 2 hu home 1s ('Um
pletely upgraded
throuRhout-Move 111
now I ! 114:.!·937 l
OVERLOOKING
REA~TORS
4523 Campus Dr, Irvine
<.;ampus Valley!ihopCtr
CAU 833-8600
lliUTlFUL PAil.i( UN 1 V BRSITY PK. SBR 2'-.il:IJ . I>R. tam rm. 2''7 We 11re ottenng you a gJr. pauo. pool. ~.UOO.
how.e where you can en· Ownr 5.>l-7770 JOY l1v1ng-11 z nules to -....!....----''-------• beach. Prime area. ALL LOCJUftG Beach I 041 WHERE IM TEHMS. CALL842-9371 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MESA VERDE----Exceptional So. Laguna 5 BEDROOMS Value• :.! Br. Adult. Own Can you rand an elegant. with ~ l>q . Ct. 01 pun! your Own. S35.0UO
spacious home w1lh 5 elegance 3 Baths. family Arc h Bay RE 4!19-2277
BR. 3 BA, 2700 sq. fl. for room, + pool surrounded --
living situated m prune by large yard. Only 3 Country Chcrwl
I o c a t 1 on a n d years new. Low mteres\ Overlooking the sea .
neighborhood·!? ::ipec1al loan ,,, excellent terms Tolal 1mvacy an this 1l features melud'e e.>:~J>-• bdrm. wllll guest urut. ~ uona lly large .. tnai.ter available. Cull ui. at choice ol fanancana.
!>Ulle, very large lamaly d!.17 <l32i. S87 .500
room with fireplace and -TURNER ASSOC. wet bar. Priced at 1105 N . Coast H wy, $1:12,500'. This can·t be Laguna
dupli cat ed. Phone 494-1177
54(i-2313 for auditional -----------------anlo.
Of>fN Ill 9 • ti S ftlN 10 8f NI<(:
Large 8 BR, 6 ba. home on sandy
beach; 50 f t. lot, s ho1·e mooring.
$295,000. Will consider trade .
, \ Lltf>A ISLE .Be~utifully decor. 3 BR. & den, on
·-lagoon. Ramp & slip. ~s.ooo
LINDA ISLE
Great family· home; 4 BR, + maid's;
on lagoon. $350,000
56 7 San Nicolas Drhe, Suite I 02
General I 002 Corono del M4r I 0221:•1J11i;1!;1J,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••·•••••••• ::;:; ________ ,.,,,IJ'ifulJi~ ~
VETERANS •SHOWPLAC College Park -
Shorecrest
Sacrifice
Probate Sale
HANDYMAN spc1:ial; 4
HR.. den ; lg . :.undeck.
ocean view; bltn katch.
w/range, oven. d tw. 2
Car g:.i r .. home necdl
gen clean-up. yard wortt,
etc. but a stec1I for S.55.~
M1ss111n Realty49-l -0731 Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR ._wporl Ctftter 640.4050
J 4 1 .... ,~. l .. Or•vt NB 67) 616:
GeMral . I 002GftM'l'at I 002 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
IOOZGeweral 100 ······················~··········~···········
NO-FAULT CONDO
Only in The Bluffs can you enjoy such
carefree living. We offer this popular
Trina plan, with 3 bdrms. & 21/2 baths,
lge. living rm. with frplc. Offered at
only $64,950.
(nmmN-Ml\fiTIN 11[)
----REALTORS--
611 MARIGOLD, COM
If you like the location & the exterior
appearance, you 'll love the int~ri.or!
Front unit has 2 bdrms. & rear umt is a
cute 1-bdrm. Tenant occupied. Please
call us to see it. Price only $79,500.
• VEAi::I
BAY AND BEACH
675-3000
<'-~Ol l C OAST MWY CORONA OE.<-MAi::I
644-7662 coRoNA DEL MAR GeHral 1002GeMral 100~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
6 BDRM DUPLEX $89,500. GeneraJ I 002 GeMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
'fired of getting the run . B owner. 4 Br, F.R .. around'?·?·! u you have Spacious 5 BR Front /p OC<.: SH 500 a ny questions about buy· llome w/lge fam-rm, · ··near • : ·
ang a home VA, call the formal dming & lge_4 ba. contract OK, 549--0-tJJ
VA Experts al :! UR Rear Apt. w /trplc, Dana Point I 026
Worfd Real Estate sundcck, bltns, etc. Near •••••••••••••••••••••••
Specialists 1n VA hous Beach. Yourterms! MAGNlJo'ICENT
m g. Ask fo r Veteran OCEAN HARUOH VU.
Counselor. 556-7777, 752-046() Nu. 6BH, 3 car i:ar. llag
anytime. Anyt Jot •1:i acre. Prol. ldi,cpd. ime. s103.soo. By Ownr1 A~t WORK OUT OF Ph: 675-7.tt4
YOUR LIVEIN
Nace 2 bedroom home on
M·l lot. Shop space as re
ady. 66xl35 lot gaves am·
pie storage area. Call
646-7171.
OPfN Ill 9 • II S (UN '0 Iii NI{ ( '
[lllU&IMI
3 ~~~~n~~~~~ to
each. $127 ,900.
~~
Duplex-$7 4, 900
10ceans 1deo11lwy 1
Ownl'r SH -1999
DANA POINT
Home With Income
DUPLEXES fo'ROM
:Xi8,!J;)O,
Let us show how you can
lave 111 a :.pac1ous 2 or 3
Br apt/home w/ocean
view while your tenant
pays over ·~ 01 the coslS.
Beat anflallon & ~come
an anve:.tor 111 :i rapidly
apprec1at111g area From
S6l:J5 U down . Uana
Harbor lncomu lloml'::.,
Agt, 3393L Malaga Dr,
D.P 496-34:.11
A giant among bomes!
Prcstal!e area of fine
homes. El>late·lakl'
l!rounds with sprinkler::.
lronl & rear. La r&e ~:irden patro. 1'.:ntry hall,
:.cparate 1am1ly room,
overMtl•d fireplace. Fu II
danang room for enter·
ta1111n g. 4 Bedrooms
Hanch kitchen. Heav}
!Jt!amed c1:1lang.s. s.53,500.
540-1720
TARIEl.L
REALTOltS
2955 HarborBIYd.
Spanish Vila
... Near the beach, red
ONE "LOOIC"
is wonh a thousand
words. Look for vours<'ll
al our brand nc~ h:.ting
111 Uluebard Canyo n
lJll-nd111g ru:.tac & new an
a wood:.y site w1lh ocean
\lew. Red Carpe t ,
Realtor:. 4lJ7 -l7til
LEASE/Om<>H
~ Hdrm. own.your-own
<Jpt. Ocean sade of hwy.
1n h e<1 ut11ul Nortll
Laguna; clO-'>c to shop·
ping & beaclJ. ~7\J A
month; askang SJ6,ll00
tilt' root', 3 s pacious 9 ..
bedrooms, tamily r m . :q: "" fi~fi@l?t!l
partaall.v t>nclosed Mex· ~ . OOG~Il~W
acan tiled patio with · 499·2800
wood burn1ni:: fcrepat. Ali. ... lliiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiim~iii buy lor S43.;)0(). Call
THE REAL
ESTATE FAIR
8J!Hi 133 536 · 2.'>5 I
~Ian
REAL ESTATE QOO Glf'nneyrf' St
. Wal• to Shope!199
Eas ts1de, Costa Mc:.a -
close to maJor markets
You mu::.t sec t)las qua ht~
bua It. rm mat·ulatc
l>cd room pool home
featu ring lar~c dtnang
room, sep. brkrsc room,
h:lrdwood lloors, shake
roof, farl'plare. call lor
details, ~0 -1151
4 Up & 2 Dn. Well taken care of, right $33 500 across the street from the beautiful
CENTURY21
642-1771 HuntinCJlon Beach I 040 --
••• • • •• •• • • •••••••• • ••• ATIENT1~
4 BR.
DUPLEX
494 947l )4Q C'Jlt>
' Blue Pacific. Great income property VA/FHA Terms w/xtra prkg., on wide lot. Anxious IF YOU'RE
owner says he'll finance. FUSSY
Won't Last JACOBS REALTY You·111ovethisexecuuve Immaculate ins ide & . single slory in prime
ouL' f''rcshly painted. 675-6670 beach lo ca L 1 on .
llas a nklc·ueep carpet· • 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th Manicured corner lot. inl{. custom drapes. Cen-Immaculate. Jnter1or de·
tral forced-;ur heating. cor is terral1c. FcalUrcs
Natural woo<l cabinets. G.....-al I 002 General I 002 efficient wrap around
Entry hall to gracious ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• drea m kitc hen. Coty
living room. i''amlly )) SWINGAMOP family room with
room. 3 bedrooms,~ ex-SAVE A LOT fireplace. Formal din· ~~~~~~~~~~ trn b<1ths. Rear patio & 2 Story fixer upper. 111g. One y~ar new. Just = BBQptl. l>r1 ccd well below $59,900! Call now to see R-2 corr AGE 540.i 72o --market. Seller started 847-6010 Agent,
HOME AT BEACH TARBELL, REALTORS Cole of Newport u1>g r1td1ng jusl to be •-----"--N_C_H_
2955 Harbor Blvd. Think big! Marvelous six transferred .. This heavy HORSE RA
AND BAY DOOR A/f"JiA R bedroom, family room, shake root home has 1f2 AC.
Three bedrooms, two n epoS pool, jacuzzi, big yard gre:it potential. 4 Large $4'3 250
baths and l1replace 1nOrangeC~1.mly with putting green. bedrooms, wnh 2 baths. •
charmer with a garage Keys anoflace Owner Lransferrcd. Price and terms are ex· Trees, trails, pastures &
dd WORLD J r eel country hvmg. custom 7 s tressed for an a at1on $149,500. cclltont. ui,t ol er at yr. old. central air conda ·
Price r~d.u~ S4&,500 RE*L ESTATE 675-551 I SIS.~su wilh FHA & VA tion cd. heavy s hake
llurry.67.l • . , Specialists 10 t:overn· COLEot NEWPORT terms. s hrnglc. all buill·ms, Ol'fN lll 9 •11 S~vttroeu.ct mentt~ancedhomes! REALTORS 11replace. 2 baths, huge [~,~~"!;Jll 'Yx,_f77caUanytim~ 25 15 ~~~onaas~~~~ha~~y, CO~~!!:sA ~~r~~~u~ r=. ~~~
..... __,,~,,,,-,..,·,.,··:-_ f:iii,~ W~nl a1 results 642·3ti71:1 ELEGANT $33.750 less. <.:all BK R. 963-4543
--Beaultfully upgraded
~~ ... HERITAGE
' • REALTORS
wllh 3 BR, 2 HA rental.
So. ot Bays ide Dr. with
beauutul natural wood
textui;es. Only one year
new. Call 644-7211 Agt.
Costell Mesa I 024
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'lP. ool
$46,500
Desperate
Owner
Here's your chanre to
own that specia l home
you've alway:. wanted at
a price you can afford!
Beautiful pool home in a
great Camaly·oraenled
neighborhood. Covered
pati o. imm aculate
yard~. Ccarpets, drape:.. 3
heurooms plus ta mal y
room Brack Careplace, &
wood cabinets.
540-1720
T ARIELL, REAL TORS
2955 Harbor Bl\'d.
DOLL HOUSE
Nestled on s mall hill
near bearh. 1l has ;1 Bit·:.
+-a sewing rm. A haJ!
adde d on dt•n. -.unn)
VETERANS!! Cabin 111 the sky. Beam
Lkautalul 4 BH pool home cellan.e.s. Swedish tpk,
w watertdll & ~as BBl,J charm. mak• th1:. an an.
pct. Formaldarun!!rOOm. romparable J bdrm do~ run. boat ~ate, qwet value. s..>i.950
loratao n . Call Redi----------
ALPINE
l'.a rp e t. n c J l lor ~ --
s:ki ~:11; LaCJUna Hills 1050
-GftMt'al IOOZGetterOe 1002 POOL HOME home with 3 bedrooms. 2
• • •••••• • ••• •••••••••·~·····~· •••••••••••••••• Spacious two st.ory m lov· bath. Decorator touches l•---------I kitchen has Jll l<1ll':.t · AMAZINGL y 3 Bedrooms Harvest gold apph :. &. SUPER SHARP
YOL. J L'S'l' CA~'T Fl:-.:O
another 2HR + tl1•n,
l1eld::.lone f"P at l111s
pri ce. BRING YOL'R
CHECKBOOK .... $56.500
macnab I Irvine
realty
HARBOR VIEW SPECIAL!
•
Price r ed u ced to move this
glamorous Porlofino quic kly! 3
bedrooms, 4 ,baths1 finished bonus
retreat, steps.from park & pool. Now
$94,900 Fee . .loyce Edlund 642-8235.
(R81) I ..
llG CANYQN -DEANE HOMES.
1. Large 4 bedroom Versailles
with view --r on quiet cul-de-sac.
$250,000.
2. The Deauville -4 bedroom
upgraded home -magnificent
entry -3 car garage. $137 ,500.
3. The Monaco -3 bedroom with
upgraded window & floor coverings.
$129,500. Ton1 Queen 6446200. (R82)
SPLENDOR OH A ILUff.
ely communaly. Raised throu g hout. Jus t an ·
entry steps down to plush troduced anto the market
laving room. Extra lar~e uus week. Lovely patio.
tormal dining. Sup~r This home may be just
l a ma ly r oom. 4 Ba g wh.at you 've been watt·
Low PRICE brea1<fast rm /\II on a 3 BH 111 GHfo:t-:1'1/THEE.
aar cond1taoncd. !>hag
c.1rpcts. ~ allpaperl'd.
Short e:.crow ptl!>S•ble
4101 G lcnwood. Agt
1:133 011:10 or1-::-1 11ou::>E
Sal/Sun 12·4Jlm.
Enioy the Good Lik
CALL 493-2513 lar0 e lot w 1dbl gar As Forso muchhome!fiune 2 Baths, hardwood ,., ... BLUE L"AVEN sumc s:10.uoo VA loan Separate tamaly room lloors , c11 d
0 L balance w s mall own has Swedish fireplace + PO L. a rge patio. ------
EX9UISITE
"FRENCH bedrooms. Yoo must see mg lor. ...,.,500 Hkr%2-5511 har. Extra large lormal Quiet streel. ......,, . __ _
thas immaculate hom<'. 545--9491 d I n I n g . E f I I c I c n l Roy Mc c~
homemaker k1td1cn. All Reoffor 1810 Mewporl Call n ow 1:1 17 -tiOlO Ifill Agen~ DAILY DIP , .
k111gs1ze hcdrooms. Hag Costa Mesa548·77l9
corner lot. All for only l~~~--~~~~~I s-i8,500. Call now lo see
Cao now become your 847-00llJ. Agent. 1---------•1
routine-insLead ol' a ----------1---------·I dream. The pool is not SPANISH
the only extra. it's at· H .&CID.JOA
tached to a lovely MESA A '"""
V£!RDE Pacesetter. 3 $1750 DOWN
BR, + lg ramaly rm. Of· BEACH l'ercd at onJy SOG,500. Call
now South or the border style
tbret! bedroom ranch UPERB house. Fic~sl.;j site living
:ind dining r oom s.
ESTATE SALE
BIG CANYON
lordeaux model. Over
2000 sq.ft. of luxury
living, spedacular
view. Many extras,
won't last long. calt for
oppoifttmeftf.
AGENT 644--6056 QMES Gourmet kit c hen .
3141 Cllnlf'US NB 141-1855 Spac ious masler and
chaldrcns suites. Wall ol l~~~~~~~--·1
I I Ll .... DA ISLE ~lass lo ranely marucured sui..a LOVERS 1"1111 ~round s . Terraced n
A marvelous 5 bdrm, 5 gardens. Extensive patio A TTEMTIOH
bath custom bwlt home work. Full prn:c S:W.500. Sun yourself on the hu~c
is featured thas week. Don · t de 1 a y. Ca 11 second s tory .suodeck. Private clubhouse and 963--ii767 ho I Lennis court tor rcs1dct1lS Ol'fN 1119 .11 s FUN ro 81 NICE• This party me las a
ONLY 9 LEFT
3 BR Condominiums
WOOD' . J !1l!~I~~
You'll Love It STEP RIGHT UP
We re anxaou:. to show
vou lhe c ustom dra~)('rics
ancl SllUllt!r!>. lhc lovely
pale gold carpeting, lhc
tinted windows, lhl•
bt•autaful l<1ndscap1ng
.and p11tws. lt's all in
eluded 111 lite prlC'l' 01
$6:1.500 for lhas 2 bdrm • ~
bath. den home.
CALL 552-1500
9UARTER"
TOWNHOUS~. fronung
GOLF COURSE. :WH
2ba. t•leg<rnl cu::;tm drp"
& plus h, plush crpt.s, cent
.11r. i,clf.clean·g oven.
ht'at l:i mped + s pac
t·nv ·d patio overlook mg
goll course. ::iwt m. h 'l1·
lllS. JaCUZZI, or golf W /
:\lonarcll Hay Club a\:111.
llwners have bought
.mother home. property
to -.ell S4~l.90U
TOLLfo: HEAL TOH:->
.>Xti -~'iOO •VISION• OPE.~ HOUSESatJSlm \ 1\CA~T 5 \T old. well
Bv owner. 4 br. 2 ha. REAL TY huill home. J Ur. 1-' •Ba, Fi R. nr. Lich. ~.soo ,, rc .. ·d Hall Companv 11 pl. 1•ncl. patio. Fam .
l na v Park Center 1>111 Cumbo <i:..,ume V,\ l-4P M 2111 WhatchOrM· Loan l1!) quahl.van• S2SllO Ln . 530·4676 Irvine .. ---------~~~-~~~~~~I down owner \\Ill carry For Sale by Owner·2 BR. =--, ~nd. Prine. Only 8ro~rs
l Y.! BA Townhouse. New Don t gl\e up tnc sn11L !>J0-8i70
crpt/drps. $24.500. As· You 11 1 1 n d 1 t an --------,-
s um loan.,9&1-2203eves. Class111cd. BY OWNER 1960 sq. t., 4 With magnificent ·view from upper
and lower patios -3 bedrooms, 2lh
baths, pane!ed family room and
separate d~nmg area. $268,500. Bo
Owens 642-8235. ( R83)
only. Pier and slap will cozy family room w1th 1.-~~~~~~~~~I
accomodate a large boat. fireplace, formal dining. I--------~-~--==~~::-~~--
This home has every big step down 1avtng1---------•r C.~'O A'\"ti.. f _ ~ 'C1 ~a. 9
br, xtr a lg. fam. rm &
frml dm rm. 2 frplrs.
cathedral beam ceari;::..
New cpl~. & dri~. f'an·
tas tac huy. $57,900
4ll:>-58a!I
HARIOR VIEW -
PORTOFINO MODEL
2 storr. 4 bedroom, 21h baths with
unfims htd bonus area. Owner
anxious! Submit all offers!! Asking
$95,900 Fee . Emmet McKune ·
644-6200. ( R8'1 )
SUPll SHARr 5"JT LIVB.
Upper Bay vi ew I Stunning 4
bedroom /tl. famUy room w/beam
ceilings, used brick fir~place.
parquet floor, plu b carpctmg. 21h
years New I $1~,000 Ken Hat11ey
642-8235. <R85}
U-EU~~~~~~~~~ room. All 4 kan gsaze 4 IR+ DEN O\!:i> J.'<IU ~~ ~ P(/" v amenity. OPEN HO :::; bedrooms have souring . tu G It Cit Lf EV ER Y DAY UNTIL Id Newer home, near South Tltat lnfriguing rrord ome wf# a UCr; e SOLO 0 ·5 pm) or call Traders Special vaulted ceilings. Wou Coast Plaza. sep. dining ------w..4 ~ C\AY a. POUAH our orr11:e Trade your mobile home. you beheve only $.SS,500? rm & family rm. Crpts, .---.
... Q~ual liilPlac• Pl ertln ° •112•1920 t.llO OUAlllt UAC'M
YOU'RE
MISSIMGA
SLEEPER
Price just reduced on
th.ts harp 2 btdroom, :.!
bath ~me n~ar bcarh In
Corona 0 l Mar. Pool
and covered lanaa ror t>n·
ltrtalnlna. Owner oner· In• very flu1bl~ terl'l'IS to
qualified buyer. $67,SOO
lncludcts lhe land. Call
now to 11~0. 873-&SSO.
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motor home, airplane or Seeltnow! Call847~10 drps . 3 <.::ir gara~eo. Ex· Or.:'n::"'~-~::
bout on 8 beautiful 2, _A..c:g_e_nt_._______ c.•t•llent neighborhood. low to'°"" four tlmple -• I ,. S61,00U. Bkr531-8836 hedroom. 2 bath. sing e lalboa Pnimula I 007
:.tory Village Gardens ••••••••••••••••••••••·!·---~~~~~~!
home an !'l pa c 1ous $S 9 SOO g rounds wilh pool, ,
sec:vrity gates and much ch arm in R Duplex.
more I With $4000. cash 2 +Den & Bacb uruL Sun·
<or equivalent> )'Out PllY· deck, prk'g, bltns, rnc'd
mehts are SlSS .. l~ldg lawn. G75'"-6712own. taxes, ins. & m ml fees.
Call Dao or Ken at CoroM det M.-IOJJ
1139-3321 for rurther de· ...................... .
tails. Agt. IRVINE THRACE
ON BLUFFS STEP.S TO •Overlookin11s1ands•
THE IEACH •OM of AICW
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SALE
BY OWNER
Assumable S\'tt,\ Loan
3 BR & Den, 2 bath home
1n COL.LEGE PARK.
llomewell maan~iMd
$43,too Full Price
Princ1p11I~ Otlly
557-2666
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Attrac . home. :.! barns &
stalls. S5U.900. By Owner.
550--0342
Prime duplex. Npt Isl.
$93.500. 3 BR. l..tdo Nord,
Sl 7~.000. Balboa beal'h
<'Ottage ~.~
Marshall Rlty ti75 600
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6'7S-MlU t.a~e or low. t~ pnce. .., ·~'"'" Assume or ot er to G(T AN$W£l Jtlll\ $36,500' OUl now U) ONL V $24i.OOO Lerms ~z.soo. Ry owner. • ·=~~~~~~~~~~~==~==llij~~!!!!J!!l~~~Mlt~t4~7~~~60~1~o~A!geni~.==:i=o=w¥n=e=r/=B~r;kr=~=s:..::~:;:±::~=9=:1~::::1==~====:::.L:SC::=A:~:M:::L:ET.:.:,S:An::.::ew:•:,.:..:.:.;'n~C1::,::•=••~l=tlctt0::::~n~l080:::::..J1.=:::::;~;::::;:;:;:;;;;;~::: r; {
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••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••--••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 810 BEAR hon\e for rem~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •···~··••••••• .. •-•••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• c..._. dtt M.-J7,. _...,... ••••••••• U---a 106' Iott • . ....... ~ •• , •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ..-.... ....,. • led WH........ i. P'OURPLf:X, CM. t.r1& Avan. Daily/ Weekly/ s bJoclua lO ._.... nao, cot• &HARP 3Br, 2ba fkr~ °'"cit 11 bt"• ............ n'"'lllO Very 1~. 3 t)drms, new •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• untLS Will\ t>W & f A hL. Mo. 979·1234 IASTStDI \lg~ 11111 UUI ;;·.;;.. o« View ltom.e. Comm POOi. P4I I. ti1 ~ w ~Li· no PIU dtOi app'l, 2 puhOlk
BVOWN t:R 3br.H'J ba.39u-+ den.$31,SOOuntll Gd cood. $65,000. OvtofC~ COSTAMESA HOWlll~s· I SWmo.644-4844. ~!~:-,5:._:~;:· • p-0;6pec.'per!f<>n.S275 vacant . $47.000. Hbr. Mar t7. I own: Sav'' Bkr/Onr~~lTl ---~ -···r Separate, 2 bedroom, I .._.. ~ -:\I ..--Day5· so ~
Hl11h. t::n111in. Mitruwrs. ~ 2 o o o + . 8 5 8 2 • • vr• •r 0 bath smalc car aarage •.,..,2·9'00• ' Townhouse 2 br, 2't1r ba, • Eve• '. 675 3~
l"hurs thru Sun<i-7343, W11sh1naton.Midwa)'C1· 255 hom'e . Small fenced _ " pool. bltns. wash/dry, CostaMeso 1714 .. -
Mon thni Wed 545-12'15 l\•.1197·:l018 1, I 0 0 /0 oo~ ....................... yard. $245 per monlll . ••r. NO'petis. 675-&188. • ...................... l)o. or Hwy i Br. den, 2 h:t
--t i "" Pndre~ forest 1 ac rdy/ OC.S 938U Deluxe 40r. WJ4Q pool, C d "'--' y pie sundeck C<11l OCEANFRONT hoo~e & Mobl .. Hofttff POUR UNITS w/room c<>ruit. uUI, clbhse. pooJ, eves -i;ardtn k1teh, roman LUXURY condocnwatcr. GSQ e VJV 4'i~~~7 . ·
wu -.pi. lor '·11f' bl ForS• 1100 tor a more. Desirable gotr.r1 $9100328-;!710 3 Br, 2 ba. Greenbrook bath, wel bar, frplc, 2br,2ba,vlewt'fJ?l,boat ALLU'l'ILITl&SPAID .,.
uwnc:r <.:itll t'H:>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'.:asl ~lde location. 3 home, nr. So. Ost Plaza. C_P~/drps. dbl 8Ar, OtC. slip, pool, jliCUUJ, hot>-CompnreheforeyQUttnt 2 BR, Garage J\pt. ~. wknd~ ti4S 17~-1-SlJl't:R {H-ea.nview, No Uorm .owner·~homeps3 ReGl•tate 2900 992 Carnation. Cati (.;hOlcc area. Lose ~75. br.ihop. Price redU<'ed! customdesianfd mo.lst&lasl+:.cc.dep.
HARBOR
'VIEW
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Lul(una, El Morro l'rk. rental uni\.S plus room W..ted owner675--0nl. 8352 Cas utaun Dr. Mr. Head. 673'-7022eve, 1''euturing: tU4-6397Bkr.
N bch lor 3 morf' Ask•& $69.000. ••••••• •• • ••••••••••••• 963 -2536. • 629-9661 days. Agent •Spucious k1lchen wiUt In· _2 ur. l Ba Corolido, pool, 1 o 167 · pvt. · cnr. Blutrs·Buy from owner 3 e -w .,
lcH. h:. -.:oncrete decking with only~.~. down or 4 BH. 2'h 3 Ba home. 4 8 ~' 3:10 ~ blu!• A~~~i ln"'9 3244 Harbor View Montego ~irecl llghun,g. Mar bcb ahoppme ~.
W/ias l1rep1t & lHJQ. Now 213/795-21648 blwn drps,p • · R f .. 0y;•••••••••y••••p• .. model 4 br/2 ba F/H •separate dln garen nopets.833-8974eve Hume t!> 1440 sq. rt .• 2 br, JI jQ ~I 6·7 e~es. 4 /1. $350. mo. e s. 3 • 2 Ba, Col cge a rk L/R, 0 / R. com.~I. 1819 •Ho.me-like s_torage _
2 h..1, I~. kttl'h w/bllns. di 545-7359 home. Nr. park, pools & Port Sterlin& 675--0ill •Private pat&os .
M11:.t !>ell. Reduced lo Plac• l..tals BEAUTIFUL 4 br 2 ba elem . :school. $3$0. mo. -· ·• •Closedgarage wtswrage 422 Lar1tspu.r,bJUSl rt
"1• u50 Qnon Wkn<b l ti a.. -a.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• b ' ' 640-1538; 008-2323 •Marble pullman decorated 2 r, ~ a C::ii 49.{~ 5037 c\·~:. & A ap•n .. ram. rm. Crpl, ~tnS. etc. HARBOR VIEW •K1ngsite Bdrm<; w /gar. $211J. 644·~001 "kncl., MOO OUA.ris~-tno uao. HOllMt hnlisl.cl Almost new 673-4886 •4 BR. 2 Ba. AIC, ule •Pool _ Bar~ues -su~ .644::' ~·7:.:3:::"6:.....ii....._ ____ _ ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• roor, pool. nr sho1lp1ng, ded t h Ind -
This 4 bedroom. 2 bath D..1n..1 Pomt \·illa&c-adull I UNITS + 30R home. DELUXETowllllw _lw~s. Eve:.lt!J-3974 3112 IA+ FGlft. rounAdul~,~~pe~cpg Cotta~ 3824
lwnw "1th larruly room par!... 2 Ur . 2 &. ::ioxso EtS1de nr Hayer.est. S Mo GeMr'OI 3102 3 br, vacant 64S-50'7l FOR homes 1or L£ASt<: or CARMEL 1 BDRM Furn. S210. •••••••••••••••••••••••
1:. :.1luJled on a pro l.i1l1morc . Wall. tu ohJ. Income ~.16·500· All •••••••••••••••••••••••2eR,cpt'd.Sm.ch1ldO, SALE in the IRVINE Near Pool & Park. 36."iW.W11son642-197l MEDITEARAHEAH
lt•si.1unatly landscaped marina. t-'urn or Uni. \ l'..r y dlx. ~l 7 o.ooo . f\1ds pets ok $135. HB. nope\.S Musthavecred1t area Call us! We a re lmmed. occupancy. $475 VILLAGE
cornt-r \"lt'W tot. Low, low st 1.1100 . .a!IG -1:172 or G4~34 Kids Pets ok ~165, CM ref's. ~i1s + S75dep. 2274 here to serve YOU & mo. w/ gar'dener. $30 WEEK~ UP 1 Bedroom
down. 4!.lti 9358. R •• t Walk to Bch. bach SlOO. Placentia,646~ WILL MAKB EVERY RONTAYLOHGROUP •$8.60Night&Up lBedroom&Oen e lrernen NB Sl25. Balboa. Agt. EFFORT to solve YOUR •Studio & l BR Apts 2 Bed oom M oh ii t.' 11 om e 2 0 x 5 5 & ok $ 75 752 0460 r s /\ 4 heel room. 2 bath unit l>et\nta Village, 300 S. SDecial!! Fee. 979 IM30 2 Y~r a!"~~~io, ~~~e loda~ · housing needs. -!i$~:~:r:~~~ltd POOi 2 Bedroom Townhse
with a lamrly r?°m and Cua::.t llwy, N B, 298 Lex c 1101c t FOURPLEX in Newport Beach 3169 K1ds/pe\.S, sngls ok. 2 Br PETTIT REALTY Anytime •Children & Pet Section 2400 Ha rbor Blvd. 111.111v up."radt>s. Ne .. er 111, .• 10n ('r "l6,500 C"ll • 1 90 Fncd d University Park. Irvine • Costa Mesa (714) 557-8020 "' .... "' " prime locatron. Corner ••••••••••••••••••••••• bunga owSl . Y . •S5.offweeksrentw/ad h\\·din l-.\t'l'llentvicv. ult· or54~ 20C.JO lot, owner /user could LOVELY 3 br. + H4 ba. Pool 2 Br duplex, gar, 552-7000 2376Newport 81vd,CM
manHge adjacent pro· OutS1de shower. On Bay. $160. Older kids, snglsok *RENTALS* 3 BEDROOM • .;. view + 548·9755or64S-39ti7 Park-Lib
DF..,J~Apts "lJI ll.•11n1 .... rnd pool , Commercial 1600 pert1es 1nspareume.As· 213~7~087 Klds &petswelcome2Br UNIV.PARK pool+ tennis. Formal
ih1'1 .!, ... 101'. ~bedroom. :J Property sf·eu.~u?,lel 2 lboeudnr-ooomo ulona1tns ? BR clos" to bch, well $200. Fncd yd, gar. Avail 3 BR, 2':. billh ... $450 din I n J!. I irep I ace. SUS CASITAS h.1l' 111mc :-tb on j <'Or ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ., " -.. 411 1 M tes to Newport
n"r 1•11 u•1tt1 a "rJnd .... OWLEASl .... G In excellent t·ondit1on rur'd encl pauo r>">I: 2BR,:!Ha ..... SJlS/425 ga r dener.(' ose lo IO U •
' ' ~ ~ f"'lll f"'lll • " • • __,,, HOMEFIMDERS 3 RR 2 U ~/395 Fashion hlanU. Im -Beach. bachelor & l Br
l'vt Patios -Htd Pool
Nr. Shop"g -Adlts Only VII'\\ ( 1-:xclust\'e sales price wtr/e lec. pd, Wntr. · a ....... d ' rurn.Adullsno•"'t.s.211U OPEN HOUSE :;74.9aO. Call 5-15-8424, 871-60H9 •642--9900• 48R,~·~ua ....... $450, tne 1ate occupancy, r-Martinique Apts ~·kw t·ommercial Crom i\ssol'iatcd South Coast 5 BR. 2'.".! Ba ....... $450' available now. 6'l4-4687. Newport Bl. <..:M_. __ _
\\'1th a 'h'W1ll tlwc•nt1re J.'1 :-.q . It Plenlyofpark· 8rokl•rs. HousesUnfurnislMd . SUOBachU.P.Avlsoon WALNUTSQUARE Owner. l''URN. Lgc 2 lilt Apt.
Newport are a. th1!> .} ing From 336 ft. lo 1400 -. ••••••••••••••, ........ ~145. 1 Brdpl>C. garage 2 BH, 2 B51..... . .. :~ Condo Deluxe. 3Hr. 3 ba, Adults only-no pets. fn· CHILDREN OK
1777 Santa Ana Ave, CM
Mgr Apt 113 &t6·SS42
h('drMm. J hath homE? ll .ind more. Prime 011 3_ Units. need 1mprov1ng; j 175. l BR hse, fruit THI', W ILLO~:s Oen, Gar. Ap~x 1000 SQ tiuirc 17:.l'h Hor hestcr
ha"' a lormal dining room 1 n·•·way loc·ation. Stroni~ incom e $470 mo. Gftlerol 3202 trees, slv trcr. U.P. 3 BR, 2 Ba..... ~/325 Fl $485 lse 838_658a !Rear 1 L~e 2 Br Sl70: 3Br11,.; Ba
an<I ;l l'ar garage. Your gro~th area. Leasing ol-4 Houses on lot, rm. for 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $175/~195. 2 BR houses CORONA lJELMAR . eves. . -----------$190. Duplex & 4·plex, 2
lt'rm:.. lire on site. Open house more. Inc. S710f!10· FREE FREE Stv, C&O, child, pet, gar 2 BR, 2 Ba ........... ~ 1 BR, no C'h1ldrcn/peL'i. p ools, c rpts, drps, 10-5P.M.daily&Sat.9-2_!_orunCoRll~t>4:.!-5000 •ProfcssionalService• ~OO/S235N fCE2Brhses ClllNJ\COVE Lovely 38r Condo NB. Pref. m1ddlea~eor re-1_54_8_·7_9_1_1 ______ _
llo" auoul a pro· P.M. Call to preview. •LANDLORDS• Goodareas,k1ds&pet 3 Bdrm:.., :J ba., furn. Area, roomy.2Ba, lrplc, ured.S1S0.642-SIJ48
1,•;,;,1onatlv decorated & 1 ; I 4 ) 7 5 2 -l 7 o o . ~10/S275.DR. ECM $900 Month lo Month dining area, patio, 2 c·ar Nice 1 Br dplx quiet sep •NEW• IJ11'bl·apt•d. :llJt.-droom. ~ I N v E s T M I:: N T Tax Refunders Homefinders• S300/S450 BIG HOMES . CALL 552-7500 . ~~:;e 11~: s~~Pl~~~5 by gar. Em pi. a~lt'ove;
\t,1,11l1hh Paort1 ~1t1•1r1w1Yl<.'kr· 00homm~. 11J.11v1 !,.SRI ~.NA·Jl.RESVITINA~ERS 642-9900 All ctltl~sR~~ii~ar · •VI s IQ N • mo. Ca 11 6,15 _3622 or 35, no pets 548-10'.!l
.. -r "' -3 UNIT Cahforn1a's Largest 642-8383 • . 645-9705. BEAM .. ,.111·ng, wrought 0 . . . 0 Le·i ·t.> -'-lllal Service!• REALTY '-" .. ,:1•1,~'i,1.~llXl U;, < s c~~omi,niums Ea<'h hOUSl' individual ::' ---UUPLEX 4 br 2 Qa upper iron bakOlllCS, ('n;auve
rvf'" sa e 1700 bedroom and a s mall JEWELED LIGHTS ~5. 3 Dr, 2 Ba. brand A Hed Hill Company ~5 3 b 2 b.' ~-,.} .. 1. 1. a tl"(l uspherc. RC'aSonu 1 BR APTS
752-0460
Anytime.
lavlor ~ in Real EState
••••••••••••••••••••••• yard.Clo:;ctoshoppmg. hv n 1"hl a nd SPEC· carp et ing t;111v.ParkCcnler ' r. a""'""'' 1pi;, ble.642-2986 Income SS<l5onth. -" n e w 1 l blk. ocean. Yrly. Ownr. --BEST BUY CONDO 5591500 TACULAR rolling hills thr oughout fre s h ly rvinc 6'12-336l,208Coll.on. EastsideCM,ll:JR,comp. Al SlM.425 with $1100 and snow capped moun-painld, 1mmed1atc oc--d 1 Adil s170 la1ns by clc1v. Charming 3 cupan cy. Century 21, RENTALS OCEAN bach Sl25 U. ~~6_el'1·;,.P,00 • .: .. ~·_ .. .,70 total move 1n & ~11. per J "t ~ ,,.. .,.,., .,..., .,, m(l inrldg taxes. ms. & s•it bedroom home with 546-9521 2 1.il .1 ba ... · ·· ·· ... 10 CNN EL i br $275 yrly _ _
m.11nl lees-where t>bc lo rmal d1n1ng roo m , 2BR,2ba ....... ~5/~ t 'rplc.ch1ld,petok l BR $145 per month.
can you go·! 2 Bedrm, 2 a rec bedroom home + t 1replaCl'. plus h shag 3 BR , 2 ba, Jt4ti Wasing.~on 2 BR, 2 ba .. · · · · · · · · S365 WOW 2 br llghlS hse s:JOtJ Water paid
l>a. w /new bltns, cpts, four 2 bedroom in-ca rpl'llng throughout. Ave., Mesa Verde. ~5 .2 B R.~Ba.fJm ...•. ~50 1''.w/gardener,2car 541J:._,500
• drp:. + :.ccunty gates, d1v1dual homt·s & H1 ghbeam ce1hngs easy mo . t>4 i>-Jl 4 i o r 3 BR.2 li:l. .......... :>4 lO BIG4Br+den S31:15 Has
pm p;rnos,pool&more! garagl'S. All on big care k1Lchen. rncl ~drng 545-4U!I ~BR,~"i Ba.fam .. ~75 itall,see now Huntington~adt 3740
Your new home is ready ti:J'X;)o~· lot. Zoned for 12 s.~ir:c!~aning o~en. Just 1 Br. rear house. newly re· 3 BR, 2 Ba, tam. $475 .ALA RENTALS •••••••••••••••••••••••
at Village Gardens, 410!! units. Pn•scnt income !:>fer S lo private com· dee inside. $145 per mo. RAISQR'S 642-8383 LOW WEEKLY W. !'1th SL .. Santa Ana. ::.~w. a month. Full pnce munity Lennis court, Wtr pd. 548--8225. RATES
C:.ill 839..:_8321 for appl. JUst.... s w' mm In g( ·rPOOTOLLO+T REALTORS Canal1ront , 4 BR, 2'h b<.t. Executi .. • Su'1 ....... -J al' u z /: 1 · ."BR llous"'. l ba. No do0 s. .... n:'a now Agt. . $97 500 > " ., Yearly l!>e. ~ Mo. 7 27 y kt 81 d -• '1'001. Gardener 1n -f\ids ok. $235 per mo. 4523Campus0r.,l rvine or own •
Like living in a Western
movie set! Old West
llavor with city shck
realurcs: Pool, romplete
kitchen with refngeralo«'
inrl. Wall lo wall plui.I\
carpeung. Adults only,
no pe t s. ALL NeW!
R1~ht now & only a very
few available.
1939 WAI.LACE
642-7458
NEW BREEDAPTS
Bach $165 -lncomeProperiy 2000 cluded.PhoneG-14-4687 . .>4d-ti35Sor833-0l:.!1. Campul.V;ilt(·yShop Ctr Caywoodfllty S.l8-t~ lleachBlvdatYorktown -----------1•••••••••••••••••••••••~ ~ 2211 Newport &I. 1.\liVlt-:OIATE C.ALL 833-8600 COZY 536---0411
PRIDE ~ Costa Meta o<..:CU PANCY. lleuut 2 Sty Twnhse. 3Br, ----CUTE STUDIOS & I IRJ
1\F:WCuslombyOwner.4 OFOWIJEaSHIP ~[0,..,i\646-8811 234• Port Aberdeen . FR. Wet bar. extras. LOCJUnaBeach 3248 CONDO·S475 MO •Fullk1tehm
UH. :1 Ba. landscaping. l"Or;;w\ ( Spygla~s 11111 Village, s.ioo 54ti·4l~wkdy~altt>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr. lloag Bkrli4t 113:1 •lleated pool 11 unit pool. Walk to RJDD rJ Sun~E-te II arbor View. . J BH. 2 ha, ··pm·..1c·\ ·: lg. ----- -
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pd, frplc, adlts, no pets.
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Ham11lnn 6'12·1900days.
Up('n House Dally ocean. Absentee owner ..•. • 646-5855 :-.mJll2 Br,llouse<'arpon lam rm s unlo:cnt1vrm Ulu(f~ be. l)!c'.nl'w:JBR •Laundryfal'llrl1t":.
:! .Jo 5 30. 1201 HJghland mu'>t sell. Make olll'r S LANDLORDS S 1cn~ed. yd, 2 ch1~dren .. ~? lg deck; ·ot•eJn ,.1~·w ~ end ~nil,· l' ~ ba., Cam. •Free ut1lillcs
HEW 2 IR$225
Pvt deck. spacious. l
child ok. 2675 Elden,
~1 41. W knds .. &deves 6<10>·8117, W k ayi;
l>r. ~t15.ooo. &t_'.>-~ __ S29'J.000. ----FHl-:E SC'rvice lo you pet.:;. ~ltW mo. 54d-45!.ll Mo Agt. 4!>4 75.'>I _ rm., 1rpl. Nr. tt•nnrs & •Free hnens
. 1 SPARL.JNG llunungton toL.aguna alt.4pm. pool ~2. Mo 547 9277 •TV&majdser v.avarl Ncwporl Crest. ;.5 Kia oa REAL ESTATE & 111land Orange Co. ~~10. 2 RR. North l.a~una, day;. 673., 0014 ~ve; •Bar·B·Que 1 't · ·I Hr. :i BJ. S475 mo. 833_;.1548 Industrial/ Call pnor lo vacancy. HOUSE IN COURT frpl, lt•asr. adult:-. no · -· ·-•Phone service Blln~ & r~~~l_~ __ mcl. Properly 2100 t;42-g;~ 2 Br , enc. gar, pvt pauo, pets 4!17 :J21i249!__:0~ Npt. lf~ts . 2Ult. Frplc. •I mile to ocean 2 HUGE bedrooms. Super
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II \.,l'<)R VIL"•" HOME W NEWPORT. Ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• •t• RE ...... •LS ~25 mo, no pet:;, 1nJant Cpts d rp::. Nc:wly patnl· ----locauon. Beam ceilings. · "> r .n-• 2 t .. 1, 1 t · "'"' "'"' :lBd.11.-:-Ba , Avail March • · · MEN, small beach hotel. No pets, $l70 m o. For;,.ulebyowner. view, louses, ,,_ O:->. lndus tria l B111ldings, ~~· .,3
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Bt•a11trl ul Landscape, nu cpl. d rp:., ::,~35.000. l'lat'l•nua Ave NB. 2600 Naked I Ur $135. H.B . .,..., c. Incl. blt1ns. Arch neach yard. ~tar~ene~. ~JS mo. ~1:~~0. ~3H-~~. p _64_5 __ ~_·_w _____ _
n<'"'l\ flt•c·orat<'d. 2 8!'',t, loan+ 2 t.cl lo71:SOO s q.ILU:t\'!>l:iJll 2{'~.~lli.'1.2 8r,lHaT.H.D p ._... 3226 He1°hts.<.;hrldrcnok.No be.~6 -:_~~.l2-~n_i _ ------2Bl'Upper ,nrSunnowe1· · 1213)696-5880 . -. . . , &. k d :>WJ I.> Jbo llon.e ranl'h ana Olm ,.. ' B1·droom:-> & Oe n . t>la :!323.c\L"::> "n !> . !\: tF sir ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pet!>.4:>tHJ.lli w Beach :J Hr. nu cpl.NO increase in summer & 1''airview. ~00. No ~.!JOO h-N-4l!ll 8 UNITS-POOL 673 7989 or l:SJJ-::!~tllJ ~~l1r1-1~~~1rn~tw;;Y "· CLOSE TO MARINA ---. , , • . -drps, U!>hws r , 2 ba, rent. ".<:uut.. 1 11.r lurn pets/child. 644-8775 arL
:,1,l"L'FS Trana mod a nyl1mc COS'TAMESA 3br,2ba.~5permo Mt\(;.i\lf l C.F.NT C~~:-t patio, yrly, ~1::10. ~ptsSl6a&~l7SS!>a~1sh 6
a r VIEW-$175,000 ---Lease. 714 9G-8lOO Hoyal Estate. Or ca11-lllJ)G9ti-SHH4) :Style bldg, pvt end gar .. •----------CONOO 1-:x.•e type.bay Prime back bay Vll'W WILL huy. rndu:-t 111op J Brapl~l25 dose an ------vie" 4 br,l'".l ba. + !>CP ----pool,sauna,lndry,adlL". •TropicalPool* \le~'" s_u11;,:;, nLocat 1;lBR locauon! Just reduced! NB or ~4n~ u:,i:.1·~0lr~ 1 BraplSISO.UP,pet Huntittc)tonleadt 3240 ma1dsapl.6S2·5~7 San Clemente 3276 17301 Keelson Ln. I l>lk 2 br, cpts, drps, bltn.4',
.!' •• ,u ~·-t·"""· w ease All 2 bedrooms ::iw1m-own~ r v .1 -., o o. Ha<:h w/lolt !!il75. furn ••••••••••••••••••••••• L---N. uet 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W. or Beach o1r Slater. spiral st aircase, real·
hold. Ownr/Bkr. 2193 mrngpool.$2.5,000down. 548 :.!3Ml 2Hrhse$160pet&gar CL fo.:AN 3 Bedroom, 2 aCjUfta ICJ 2BR,1 11~BA.New ~tove& 842-7848 frplc, r efrig, lge patio, V1~ta fo:ntrada.6-t4-4746. Just back on markct·Lotsforsale 2200 2 Hr.denSl75Sm~lesok hath, hltns, OW. crplS, ••••••••••••••••••••··~ ref ri g. Cpts, drps. -. , gas&waterpd.548·1168.
Must l>cll. l •· cl l "e' ,. II 2 Br hsc $195 appl's. pet drps. 2 car oar. Nice AO.U~T .. CO. MM. 2 RR. 2. Fenced yard. Clos(? .to Stud10.-l blk from .oce_an, _ . . -<tr\t' 3 van a,,, · "'3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " B ·3»5 " Bl' & O " -f pl dsh 11 c ··1.1 -now to preview 1714 1 lme,fenccd.gar yards. ~21:15 . mo . a.~,·' ' en ... ever ything. Refs. ~65 .. r c. ~ r .. J.a u"··Large2Br~l75.:Sgl :story,
THE HEIGHTS 752.litK) 3 Br. 2 Ha $260, 2car, kids 963 -4567 !)6.1-1786 ask Bu, ~:150. C.'luh llouse. Write t\. No. 3-i3. Daily !!il75. 714/846-7336. beamed ceiling, cpts.
,; Im plus ram. rrn .. 2 INVESTME!'o'T BUILDERS &pets r1nc,movern forBcvorDalC' Swim Pool Monurch PrloL, P .O. l3ox 1560, B p I· l>tk drps bllns.2049WaU3t'C I I Woocl">Y & w· rm B 2 u L' R "'""' N --- ---. l c · II I' . I & CO!>la l\le$a, Ca. !12627 l r. turn. 00 . J • • rpe:-. · · a · lJIVISION·IRVINE 4 r , oar ·""""' ow 4911 Pearce Lge ncw3br. ::,u mmt · a ea . ----rrom beach. Nocll1tdn·n A\·e.646 -9243. IA\l•ly yard ; gue::.t apt TllE Rl::AL E.5TATEHS 1am1ly. :.ingles, pet, gar . . ' &. 8abcock Healt,·. 10 am·;i s J -1 d
::,.).).UUU ATTENTION Nl-:WPOH r -BALBOA 2•, ba ~25 . incl water pm. '1\t'J 5t~J . an u~n ?~ p_e~s. Sl50 ut1 P EXTRA lg 1&2 br. ~LSO up. Get..~ E., , gardener. Kids_& :.m pet -. -. -• :---Cap1strcmo 3278 !J60-2t46_. ____ Sp. discount to qual'd.
• ....-MEED IHCOM • • ~ ~~·:~~~0~1~~~~ ~w :, V1~~nl X4ti-4938 or M1ss1on V1e10 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Bachelor Unit. :il200 renters. Infant OK, no
120· r l'll:->tin r\\"e !'\ B. ~~ ~~:~~: g~ ~:::; Costa Mesa 2 lir. dplx $275. yrly FP -••••••••••••••••••••••• Open House Sun Ji lli com pletely furn. Frplc. pets. 1887 Monrovia
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4 L'ni~:.. t-:CM S78,000 plct with plans for 10 ~Br h:.c ~MIO. has all • nt-w, lg. J br, ~ b~, close Bkvc1 10 S!Jl (~; <:H:ll 966•4735 : :i:n 6348 v 0 11 e Y b a 11 c r l 5 . Lovely 3 Br., 2 ba. upper;
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3 l1nns ··r-·1xer"' S4~.ooo $49,500. CdM -LAGUNA 58 1-~tl7 Beaut. 3 Br, 2 B;i , garden Santa Ana 3280 -----area, 16th Place, nr. CO.~ M EHC. BLDG. with * * 2 :r.hT/h~~:·~· pool :~UR + den. lmmac.'lgc style Lown house. Pnv ••••••••••••••••••••••• LADIES DISCO\IMT stores. Ma rried, over 40 .
:1 :1 bdrm. apt. Cost:.. NEWPORT ~U~h~:$21:S5.ulil•pdar \'ard.Ch1ldrcn&petsok. pat10&1awns.ll11!llly up·l3 BR. 2 BA: I r~ fncd ~rd. l/4Weeksfree*ettt Nopels.$225.646-2414 ~·~~~"'1~·<tr: Bat . est :JBrhseSJOO v1ewLag. s.J 4~.'mO . BarbJrCI g radcc1 W/ mirrored Bltns. A/C.. Nr. ~k1'ad-Next lo bc·ach. Studios.
d 1.1 b CCOUHTYJ 3 BrdplxS3''".Laguna ...,.,_~739 wardrob<'l>. ru-.1 i.nut· den & Ward s:IOS/mo. l&2 Br lrom $l45. OffhahftPath tltt•nt.. dnce r.. us1· "" "'"' l I • d & I v ..,, ' 8"7 1491 64" -0565 ... 1 2 & "B Adults t R3near HOa1!Hosp1tal. ABrhs"w/all.''"M.,.,25_ -ers, rg in I n .. w, .,-or .. -J acuzz is & 1Cnn1s., "r. nopes, 11"~' only or will sell Well hold dprrox 28 " ... L~ ... RE...-~•sro 4 BR. 2 Ba. lrplc, crpLc;, {'llandeher. pool L<.1guna eves. l:S46-1:12J lls hwhrs, s hag cpts,
uldl!. Cosla Mesa L:nats "" "' ""'""""' dr~. w:ilk to beach & ll1lls 11neic.1 • 1\vri11 Apnl --C'lost>d garage, 1rpl<',
Pyramid Exchanc)ors $1 19 500 1>42 8383 schools. ~3:>. Isl. la5t + Isl. Redut·cct lrorn ::.IOO to Westminster 3291 LaCJUNI Beach 3748 BU<l. Gas & waler pd.
Realtors 833-1768 • • d e p . 833 -1103 01 S28.; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'•••Pool
HEW LISTING! ---* * Bolboa lslond 3206 lH>3 4088 U1g· 111~ rum1lu:-. room + Unusu.al 3 B.Jl, _mu!>t see BACH nr bt•ach ~165/:iillJ.'>, LA MANCHA APTS
84'Jul 1 111< Pool home in N i-:w 4 unit, 2 blks w hr h Costa Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----, ;1 w / MASTER SUITE. 1t ! I'< r M 1lc Stl. Park. wk ~5. uu1 pd, rot tv. 778 Scott Place, C.:M xlnt.\ H .itC'.i. \tanne rs <.;rt·:ll hu~·. J!OOd t<r-.: BAYFRONTyearly4br,2 4·1Sl. lm mac. -1br,2 ha, •· .. BA. Frplc. J11gwull~d lfl162 Warwick Cir . 1435No,Coasl494 2508 642 _507:! Sr·hoo~ J>i~r . llt~hly up write.oft Income ~1~00 Cl--CPoa ba,ncarncw.luxuryup .. din r m. l'rpL, l>/W , y ard.B1g dream k1tchPn 83~-1558 -
gr.od•·rl . ;:o;x1i,.l4•> m () . M a n y ). 1 r <r:.. H.ARIOR per w / hiJ! view. $725. cpt/clrp .. rncd. yd. S400. Sm a 11 · Sm a II prH·c. C d i . --OCEAN F H ONT 13acli.
SOUTH COAST .>J6 2579. BOULEVARD t175 -78 16: uft s pm ~-344!2 Heduced und u must :it'(' on om nrums ~175. Uul 1ndd. Avl thru Sl~OO ii month income. 673 -409'J at S:l:J5/per mo Unfurnlsh.d 3425 611517 5. 4!17 -1590 or
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752 D Shah mar 548~ INVESTMENT CLAY STREET --~95. 3 br, scp. den. 2 ba. COUHTESY 1t1-:,'l 1'Al.S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-032t • 08 0 Better hurry-Won'l d d bo"t g t • · QU IET 2 b 2 b 549· 12 646.671 last ' ;o..;ewOaylronl,Ltllle lnc.y., .. aeo ~tHH27 LEAS E.immedava11.:i --pvt. r, a,
------Nf·"ror t Heac h -:-.land. i! br 2 s t) pauo.846-8291 BH.close tobcach.P<>ol, lBR.k1tch.d1n.areaHlk. cpts, bltns. frpl, pool,
NEWPORT BEACH 1't•"porl llt-ichb *Two $187,500. w /.\la ~niltcC'nl vie w. U pd 1 H h·b & t Newportleoch 3269 ten ni s crts. ~3!10 . from Vic t or H u~o . gar,adl\.S,nope.ts.J76 W.
S40,950 ;,hJrµ hou;,t "' •in a 1111 * * 1'1er for boat, yrly 12131 lll • r , a Y pe ••••••••••••••••••••••• li40 12.lfi a ll 4 pm beach. & dwntwn. No BaY. ..,.,, :>Oil. • lnptl'x m•ar 60 OK:i;110.Stv&refng. H bo V 'l Li ., I ---pets, adult only. ~10·1-~.~.----.---
<'.111 u ,11111111 lh1 ... im lr\'1nt• A\ :>li'i.:1<10. ,, 752-04 876-2723 Close to bch. 1 Br. gar saprrklr , iewwlr. ~i t .. n .~;i,14 Bdrm, 2 bath, shag lease 491 -l til7 or M ft.!:> A V t; R 0 E
m.t1'lll.ot• unm hn,.:ht I rlllh''< "1th f>Ool a1HI C del M 3222 s1neles Ok $165 rs. · · (; ·• carpet 2 l>lory ~7.5 per 642--0!i;IG SPACIOUS 2 BR, 2 IJu, t "n1111111 11 'Jf lloa11 Anyt1·me orona or OlcJ l lunt 2 Br k1cl • comm. pool, grdnr. incl. lh .11;,.. ,..,,; __ ,...,ae: ---newl y redecor . cpl", 0
• ' " 111·t·an '1r" ::.7~.:'iOo ALL • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • "" ""55/mo 644 5•r1z rnon · · 0 · """'-,,,..., " "'11 11 ... td flHllhlc· Wiii h;1ve 'nlJll s1>enrla !>nglis ok. gar, rn<'d y<J _ ... __ . -·~ - ---. ---1 Br. Furn. N. Endempl drps;includesgarage,no ~ar 11~1 ..!II It. •' H \ ·"'d 111•· or hn•.1k l'~l'n al ~l'lt ~LUdto house. fireplace Sl75. l''or IC'ase Nl•wport lli;:ts lrownhouse/ quiet middle a~ed non pets.~101635Coriander,
l•n•·\ p.1110 1.tl -;~11 , ~ Bringkid&cat2~r,y1l 4 Hr . .' l'XCC'llt"ni Unfurn 3525 smoker494-GOOO 751-1652 S~c•-'"._..._ I 07" I"" ''i 'Q·c.uail .l ~ Sl85H'O~EF~~:ts gar ~~MAE~=S ~e~~fl_bl~Yr~oo..,d.; slommmC'od ;~:·n·t~·~;::;~·~:;~;·~;,~ FURN. Coiy Bach's. Near~ BR apl, marncd cpl. on-
-· n:-..-m... a . 642 9900• "' B eac h . Ut1I. pd . ly. 2.srn . children OK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plac• -• •642--9900• 714-724 -!X>S.l Condo overlooking Respon::.1blc employed $155mo.&t6-52ZJ P .--&.1 Lag una N iguel Golf SAN CLEMENTE rap....-•• -. i SE & .,,. Cours~. Near Beach. <1dUll. 4ll·H200. -CA.SA VICTORIA
'400 ouJlSS~-~~atA04 STUDIO gar apt $85. now EK ffN11 Scout Oath 495·45560wner. Mewport leoch 3769 1 ~2Br. Unfum-l'Um ft, R•al Est....r..-Co. .... .,_~1 ~·-Frplc, beam & full kit. .i. $l6.9.50 gas/wtr. t-J.
.. wn: ... IWd ~ LARGE 2 br hse i2?S. c H g E R I' u L c AN 0 p I NTN T I. !Duplexes Funt .sso ·······;··············· AdulL'!·No Pets Sec. gala 498---0300 4..PLEX :!;,P· Bar ktlch, fncd ror -••••••••••••••••••••••• $?9.!t5 \\ K UP. l Bdr, 2 Bu Pool, Rec. Rm., Elevat.or \~1-\FOH MuadefMcr .... l H OCCEG8N I K CB I EHSRGO Bayfro nt Dupl ex . "Bac11.Col~r i:v.m1;'1d 52~Victor1a.642-8970
rrumanka1lt•y -.i.-<'IW Good mcome tn GREAT 3hr ,2ba$.1iS. ET UL V KC L B AN EI P U UN 0 0 3HR,38a. Sun room & sel'v, pool. 1 11t; M ~A. .
l'Pl1• ll.1llOc·k v1·,1rnent. OLDER 4 Or, 2ba $425 porch rum . r m. Prlv. 415 N. Newf)Ol't 8 1. NB, Clean 1 br a pt. W/ gar.
l-11•11.y Murr;1y SOUTH COAST IDYLi.WiLD View Homo .. L ... Rm.-e.15 I R 0 REN C'lfA T HIP ON 0 8 I (: D N pier. Yrly.673~7228 ti4ti-IJUHI ~140. QoiQl b1t01' bay
-, .... VEST~ 1n snow, Sl2,000. Contact ""'6"'42 ~!:U-3 ---area . 2~0 Oelmur. S J " ""9U""l1 -.-RV 0 I T I U I R ! K I ET B It R 1-; E -~ l B I J8ZO W 0c: n °" uan 549 0112 64.._ ... 710 \'11k1• c· row . l>on~ld DuplHH Uftfww ~600 r, yr Y • eu · 'll3/431-9568.
Capistra.o 1071 • _ v-o Ht•aot lt~oltyA560CIUtel; l BR 288 furnorun(urn. F 8 G FR ~1.C 0 0 I TWOS A O D I ••••••••••••••••••••••• lronl. ~175. no l)fllS/ -
••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW Ol "t'l.fo:X ~·JI Uli72 I photos avail). Shorechci Rd. Short or T T N u r.: K 0 N I r R 0 R 0 v E M I R NPT. HGTS. Medlt·St)'le. chlldi·en. Cati ~l'll:I -2 ,DR. Gar. Pat.I(), l>r~. lh Ov.n1·r '!fir lbJ C'ondo 1 . 1 $750 67~ new a br. 2 ba, beam Carpels. •Sl8S., Murri~ J'r1ol c.1r "I. m1 10 oce:.in HA C<i~I\:-,. \ B n11yfront·50xlOO, fee. oag term. · Ow AT I c HY a UR EA BT v L F. F ceil'g .. l'rpl, dbl. sar. Aporttnenh U11fwtt couple. No .children oi-~t 9o<i >-:to <JX.:t, C>\:"1<,\IOl.:\I o10),;,o do<'k easement..aBR.2ba.blt.ns.Sep.un· ti4U-2ti6tior~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• pN.'S.645-1720 ----rrom ~ I lK.000 ~·II or tride. il. Avttil 4/JS. ~ Mo. 2 L 0 I Pl H C L 8 0 T A H N R R U 0 N R ....;_---.,..1 -----
-sGlltto AH I 010 f' u I I Y r<' n ted H 311 J>nnt'1p11lt1 f>42-3-1'J(). Blk11. beach. 67~-1957 D It D H T 0 0 C H H S T UM r Y WT g : ... p& t Alfttl l'wtt ialM I land 3806 Large 2 br duplex, e\. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()fr;;inv1ew<. ugt, .LJ!IJl ----':' •••• :.................. a l l;tChed gar. $170. 2
TAX IEFUMD Mat.11{.i, 171414!16-:~;u MCMMtain Dnert Very Pvt 3 br Jn Old O. NOLEN A Y YD R LOK PH TR B v ••••••••••••••••••••••• childreook,nodogs.21'n$
r ,. c 1 ~ r ----Resort' • 2400 t'rpl, dbl. gar. beaut. Ee c g y u AT o 1 c ALT 8 AT T £ ....,.,0 ,,......,. 3707 28R yrly, crp~d. inc. CP1acenua.~71M3 ~ " · ' ' Y 0 u r garden" on dbl 1 .,..,..,5 '-•••••••••••••••••••••• stove, refrlg & 3ar. -----. ' Rrl1 lt"d 1,1 .. rC'lurn IS ....................... " .• ~· . c L 8 ,. TI Iv 0 ,.. .. R ,. .,.., N Ol"A~ L e .. 0 ... n-" • ' BF.••t· A. Avl now 644 52'70 I I I O O H D II l R .:Tf.PS lO beact\ 2 br yrly e 8: -2$. . •r.tVJ•, arg ., r, • u., crp&a, good .d'l V1lldi;te <;ardens .,,.1
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Our 2 tx"<frm, 2 bn &1nilf' /2' trlrs 11650. Owner VETERA' NS lll::ACH. Pier. 1 br, ulal •••••••••••••••••••••••. , ... lorv model )!1Vl'11 you M&-1616 Tiii,... --llMI.,... ..,_ 1~. pd .. ~,00 Adulll" ~ L• W"lk to ba"/btach 2 br :it BR, bllns, crpta, drps,
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rlrp .. & bit ns. n.Hur.ll v .A.LEMTIM~ own .. ll""m" With no down ..uy rhA•-ou1 n1• -pa1ro $240. yrly Refl4. . 0 .. •ct, ood b F \ he l A V ... .. " ' TRUlfrWO• .. " • .,,.., .. ,. ..Ir" PEN fHOlJSE ~-15.sSor··---·7 Apt. A, .M. $1 mp "' cda .~netsv, pa•·o IJl ~ - ...... WOlll.O LOVF: THIS pj)'ment No payment H"'?T.,A~'8t. 0"!!'..'!;...... !.~~!: '. ~ .. , ...... bay vi-1 blk ; !JOl"ry no pew! 512-t.,1\ '11' L-On °' pri u · ,,... •PAL."' D~'""·'uT • tor al lt'rt~l 30 dMys. "'" " ._. .... _, • .. ...,.,.. ~ ""'" ".. ,. .. ,. Ill d .......... \nun. ror al 100 Total Fot a..uitd A.d ... ..A, n tlUPI y cill_J8Jlrt. QVllU,.,,. .. be&CM I lrplc. OE d/vt, Coro.ti .. M* 3 ~)IS. 6H-__ ~ __ e_v_N._.:A.o \'l F.W Conrlom1nrum World Heal ,.:stuc .,....,... '~'"' • ..1.~ L..-" '"" • .'I I ,,.,, mo IO ACTIQH -etc. 3 br~ c.onv OICTl1 I Ull, ........................ J Br' I~ n·-,~ ..... '
rltla; 1.n~·:-.. "'" & m:11n( Cal Sp•clou~ 3Rr. l • ,n;1 liPl'C'lll llbl S IO vrteran Sft)ey ·~ch ,.,,., ... S...lt • Find'' punlM With ovtr &O n IC e ru rn ltura. N. 0 RKASONADLF. 2 BR. 2 do1' O" cq:o~l .... o.:.~ 11'<'1! C'<lll l>nn M Ken. at A NILY "'°' Ttnnls, Pool,J.1t'u111. houi.1ng. A11k torVettran di.oo...ri!lll ~11'1 11 ... ..n.o124 bollll~ kl y I lM tucJ N n., ... .... • ••
x.'tl GZl lorlurtllerd~ ,. .. WtMM Owner ~.soo <'-Oun11clor,SSG-17TI,call ""Ml :C ~0 ._:.110(~ .. uu,,, h;:fi ~111 •1·cbj /fell '' • Ba . Crp"', dl'Jl'I• r•r,,11 $, 110 Joano ~l • I ... ~ 67.5 "iu4o 831 ""'"" an"l1mA ,o ..... '! ... '!!!. ............. ~.......... nee IM-!flll , beac1',•hop'1.~76-6128 ,1·MB-»573 • _l <i~ltl. • . "'"' r mJ>1u J ,c, ..,.a. .... lO ',-r.,.. lllcm'l~"'•IMWIPIPf'• r q i.c..c. __
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THE FOUR ''W's"
•TltlM-lfTI• HOUS&CL£AN1N0a 0l.u Plumb1ns & Electrical ,Antk7 uT-.a aooM.AddltioM y Bu1ineas. Call Janltt>'6 Etc . C ommercia l / -,_., -rr-• HEMOOELING TIHS VICI RaaaedyAnosm~ Res1denua l.S4S-1657. frtt ~st Jlm 6752SS~ QUALITYWot<K
Prun1n3-Removal C.ill Now 1-·ur
STt:AM LANOSCAPING THE BEST in OOmestJ< Mcnowy The Hangmen a re Best fHEJ:o.: ES l'IMl\n :s
CA; PET CL~ 0 al Yard Ctunops Cle aning. Robbie's Ra( ••••••••••••••••••••••• l,1c 2740.6. 1-'ree Est. A d I> f7 I 4 I 549~ 1261
<REA TIVE MARKETING SPECIALISTS
•l~IOUS IMPROVEMENTS SYSTEMS
·YOU CREATE THE PRODU:T
IN ••••••••••••~•t .. •••••• f'rl LawnServ~14 Mo &Mop. 548--0757. W I LL 1 AM S & S on ¥ DSchwartzSr.Mll-l:JOI 7n51 t'.,~•11;!.l•n Free £st. 862-6011 EL E C TR IC I AN. Sm I F E ,.., rec st. 962-861 Muonr.Y li e 283046. . 121311167 5700 .....t/Conal'le job~. m:tlnt/repa1rs. 22 -...---------•Housecleaning by Reha Uric k , block, s ton e. P:unung -Int/Ext. Atrles~ _ _ _ __ •••••••••••••••••••••• !!..s_,..!3xp. lie 233108. HANDYMAN-Homes & ble Couple . .Rderences 586~71. Spray. Wallp..ipe.rang & Qu..illty home amp. he.~
,WETRL YOU HOW TO BENEFIT
,EXPERTISE IN CONSULTING·
..... -.v Apts. Consc1e 11tiou ltea is. !t~te~.S48-Q71 Mlnorrep.urs.546-7887 yn.. exp. tree ~L l-".ur <.:USTOM Cement Work Crafts man. 64.>6SM. c; 11 K 1 Patios. Reasonable Electric al-Reside ntia l, Income Tax Mo•lttg ftlftter/R --i pnce. • t.'ll, t .trc.
Marketing Free Est642-4:i514 new & re model. Free G...,.... Services ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••~!"::!' ••••••••• 1~1~f1 1I7_o_l_t_.-~_. ___ _
Est. Lie. & ln.s. 546--0211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adams Tax C<>n1>ulwnt.s OUT & /\BOUT'!'! PATCH PLASTERING Roo IHJ Systems & Procedures
Quality Control
Importing & Exporting
Cement Work ol all kinds. "'l'H ING S" b Moose. Ser vice in your home al Loc~l/Statewide Moving T • • ••••••• • ••••••••••••••• G__.. __ 1 Y . • • 7 d ( «• ..,..., A 11 y p es. t r e c J ,. ROOfiN<' R e a s o n a b I e. f r ee urvwu llCJ lien woodworlc, rt pa1rs, No Extra Cost •96().1855 ll, ree eat, ... J.~v.i t~um:nes c.;alJ 540~ " •
estimates. CaU 838-3325. ••••••••••••••••••••••• plumb1ns. etc. &&2-S613. ----. • • L1ccni.cd & fn:.ure<l • •l1tYourHon.• GORDON Moving. 32 , FrccEi.t 54!!-4060 CONCRETE ~n &~1M 81?/Lndsc p.~ Post Hole or Shrubbery :>.7 Yrs E xperience Va n. lie, ms, lowel>l rutes ,._.llMJ ---
ROOM ADDITIONS ~ond s~i~i:iJ~,6,~~01 Holes. An1 number. su~e R('us. lees 968_8182 In OC. Es ls. 581--06-t3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H .,; I'.\ I HS. a 11 types. c t l,ATIOS 645~ _ · ordcpth.Nojol;tosmall. -------• • JuttPIUtftbiftig? He;.as. Free est. he, ask •• ~~~.!~••••••••••••• JAPAN ES E GAROf.N ER <;a 11 5 4 9 -!t9 3 a o r "AO llJ\lt P " for Quaht> PoentllHJ/PapenitcJ 1-'ast Service I u r W., I l. KJU 502U
Appli-.ce Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••
Aoolicutct Repair
Wasb e rs -Drycrs·lk lrig
Call J ack, 548-°'1:.l..'l
MINOR HOME RE PAJR
Pl umbtng-<:arpeotry
C.:cr.im1c Tile. 540-SStiO
Br eak /Drill /Re move. 10 Yrs E x p. Complete ~0--0168. lncomt: Tax Prepar a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heas Rates Jnyttme. -----
As phalt /Cement. Low Ser v1ce &Cleanup. u un. 20 Yr s Exp •Wallpaperlla ng1ng• Just OneCall To.
rutes 5 4 9-99:13 o r Free Es t 751 -1937 Con~crve Energy, lower Hca:.onable Hates. For Hy for m ermslructor . J UST PLUMBLNG
640·0168. m amt cos ts, rt!!>1de your Appl call 5.j!J-9941 01 Carl Re bko. 646-2449. 642-4111
rl:!stdenllal Mobile Home 751~937. -----ChlklCare Ex per ie ncedJapanese w/Alcan siding. Elmo & ----------!St Class Ext /Int p aint,
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i&&J YOUNG CA{U'~TER
Siqrts •••••••••••••••••••••••
L.R. OT IS Plumbing •••••••••••••••••••••• Land~caping & Garden-S t eve . -19 3-5736 & C .. 'G 1'"1n Svc-ool·Oll2 paperh a nging. aarles Wr~e Est. 9'7!1-7731 496-8757. Tax prepared, your hm spray 25 yrs exp979-5294
HaufitKJ Bkkp'g, r10 planning
Bobys ndHJ (Jual1ty work/low rates
••••••••••••••••• •••••• All phases 548-0138
Loving (;are & Fncd yd. C Pre-School learning en·
Hy hr/d ay/week. Ni~hts, * 'USTOM 1-'RAMI NG• v1ronment & chJld Care
NEILL NEON, INC.
l'he Fu II ScrVl{'C Sign Co
For Sale~man .>31 J:.17·1 W.iler htrs, aU sat.es, t.11"·
posals, stopa~es. re · Tile
wknds. Refs. 556-0347 Decks & AddHlons Center. Unique learning
_5·19·4159 Ask ror Cal centers qualified loving
C _..., t M L: C t S i teacher. Open 6:30 a m to au1M GIUllCJ arpe er• ce ti pm . Reasonable twtion ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
~un Cabinets, boat wk. l 0 11 N'S Ca r p c t &
patio cvr. katch rmd l. lat Uphol:.tery. On shampoo
u ce wk.646-5219 (so i I r c t u rda nt s >.
lor 2'.r'.! to 5 year olds.
968-214!S in 1-,ounta in
Valley
Degreaser::> & all ~olor Childc are by hr/ day/
Carpenter brighteners & 10 minute night. Lots or love. In-
••••••••••••••••••••••• bleach t or your white fanls we lcome. 556-0347. t•urpets, Save money by Cabmel work. gen l re
pairs, drywall work, sm
addit. 551--0171.
SAVE & Profit. Custom
re mod, re pair, add on.
insulation. Free est &
Designs. 645-34~
s~vmg m e extra tnp:.. Contractor
(lean laving room. dining ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm & hall Sl5. Any rm
~7.50. couch ~10, chair SS.
15 yr:> exp is what co11nis.
not m<.'thod . J do work
m vscl f . Gd . re fs.
53i--Ol01 ------
K 1rchner Con:;Lrucuon
All bid~. repair or re·
modeling & elec. needs.
27 years tn Orange Co.
&15--07i)g or 548-6958
Paradise Gcr..Wng
Specialize Restoration
& L a ndsca pe. Mlhly
M".i1ntc.-nancc &Sµnnkler
Hc p air . ti 42·1!649 &
67:J.;$!HO
PROF G ARDENER
For Service
Ca II 541! 0030
le anups, 'f'r eew ork,
G a rden1n g/M1n o r
landscp ·g. 10 yrs in area .
646-2693.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearroundserv1cc
Hau lin g. y d c leanup Janitorial
pa int & re ntal m 111n1 u•••••••••••••••••••••
service. Ex pr. s.56--0317 J anitor looking lur Ofrace,
Movm g /Hauhng. Student
lg t ru ck. reas. Hurry
548 9723 & 535·bi!JR.
YJ\HD CLEAN·UP.
P:i1nt, household rC'pair
reliable. 5~·0347
or Butld '"· tu ch:an Mon lhly rates Al. 49-1--0182 --------
LandscapiftCJ • ••••••••••••••••••••••
ROTOT ILL.ING S2S most
vartl:.. Sod sales & tn· s tall. Lari<lscapang. Day
M O VIN G, h auling oreve.Tom .llti0-2170
garage cleanup. flell.ablt Locksmith fa!)t sern ce. 963-6452 --------...................... .
•TOP QUALlTY•
Interior & Exterior
Cu II Lee 8JO. 7271! cv
Prof P a1 11 ter. hont.>sl
work, rt<u:.. Jnt/ext. trc1.:
es l. H els. 5411-275~.
642-3!H3
CALICOTE PAINTING
Call 979-3335
State lie & lnsurt!<I
Prof. P a 1n t1 n g. In
1eraor I Exl. Free ests
751--0684 day or night.
pairs. remode hnJ? a nd •••••••••••••••••••••••
rep1pmg. New Construe Cl-:HAt\J IC TILE New &
tion. 24 Hrs. he & bond Ht•muO\!I. Vrt"t' 1::.t. Sm l.
642·6263 Job~ \\t•kumt· ,,:.14; 2 126
HEPAIH. Hc p1pe, Wat er W~ldinCJ
heaters. Serv1l'C lines. •••• •••••••• •••••••••••
HonesLwork.Gt2-93l5 •An: Welding• Small
ODAB WATEH Hl::ATER
lns tat latto n . Guar
sPrv 1 cc. 961!-1709 for info.
MARV'S PLUMBING
•646-9tl07 .
NO J OB TOO SMALi.
JOl>s. An~ lu1·Jt1on 15 Yrs
l'XPl'I' ti lti illl I
USl-.:TllE
DAILY P ILOT
"l-"AST
R ESULT"
·SERVIC F.
Mushroom compo:;t. lawn To Place Your "Fas t 13urglur proot your home. Spring c leaning: Interior Le w & Wayne's Plumb
to ppe r . pla nt m axes. R.es ult " S e rvice Sa\'eS7Lo Sl0 011 1nstalla· patnt& papering. Hl'as m~.15rrsc·~p ~e~-es~~o.11
l>ell vcry & open 7 days. Directory ad ..... call taon price~ + maleriJI. rates. t•x pert work µrn·c::.. ~.!Ja ht . 615·t.i2til
Al(n scape . 842-0lli!S. now. 642-5678. ext. 322 &t2 -08J7 . 968-533S l.1_c_. --------
DIRECTORY
For Result
Service Call
~2·5678 ext. 322
Afl lawllfs U....._ Unfura. A.flu IRK .. s Ultfwtl. Apartments F'Umished
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• or Unfurnished 3900
Costa Mesa 3824 Huntingtoft B~ 3840 Hew ort leach 3869 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Apartments FumisMd Office RHtal 4400 Business R~fttal 4450 Bus0i~.,.,·ty 5005 ~~!!.~.~~~~. ~ ...... ~~~~ or Unfurnished 3900 •••••• • ••• ••••••••••••• •••••• • • • •• • ••••••••••• r"P"'"' •• d ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•---------111!••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: :::,amt liernar 150 I Westcliff Dr. Vac · Hall 01 Fa me Home •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p -~~~~~~~~~••••••••••••••••••••••• t::I To ro a t J e r onimo. Newport f"tnanc1al Ctr THE COLONY FOOS BALL TA~LES, ti, Cati 557·0124 Jdenuty L Offi <--.. , . ,\lovmg, Mu~t ::Jell ! Ex. ----Private Bach, no k1Lch. GarL1 g e apt dose tu •DELUXE•
No pets.~~·. 8 b<.•ach. Great tor single East blurt' 3 Ur. 2 Ba. lst' •NEW•
NEW LUXURY ADUI.
APTS. 1 & 2 Bedrm~ pool
& re c. rm . 2a09 :
eaSllHJ c• ~ 30 RETAIL SHOPS cond. for hom e/business. LOST: R eward Gold Call on Site Manager Prime reasonable space l..2tr. slots. Cost S.SSO. sell ~ristwatct1. gol<f tiand.
_____ ._·5&1 p1•rson. Uttl 1ncl'd, $170. Incl. s pac master suttc. --2 1 3 /.)!J:i-6:16 6 o r FARTHINGS S T . < 714l642-3n 1 exl 2-16 :n a Ila ble, large & small. ::;.tUOi tr.ide. All for ~100. Brock & Co. ladies. Vac.
Old world charm with ;>-15-%42/ i:J7--ati20 II. 8 . & C. M. 3/i. Quiet E /s1de 2 Br . s;:ar<1g1•. 711/536 :Jtl()<J ;.art 7. din rm & dbl gc. Auto
I d I l": ,, I door open er Pool &
YOU'LL IE GLAD _586_._·84_60 ______ ,
YOU WAJTf:O!
DELUXE OFFICES
AIRPORT LOCATlO~
Pa tio :.u1te from ~125.
mo. Inc l. A/C. c rpts,
drps. all util & jamton al
serv. * No Lease Req. •
l Month Free Rent.
Frcncn windows. gables --530 ~l.>~ or 53(;-2811!
poo • a u ts. ;;; ""· ~., 1 ---Ucf reat wn an· a Adu lb
u?J-{J7J1. lOCJUna leach 3848 On y, nu µt·t-. lnlroducing new bach Rooms 4000
:.11111 I bdrm apts well •••••••••••••••••••••••
\\ort ll !:.Cl'lng. Refined~ Up/K. prtv/ CM 1 nr
vt•t a rrordable •Great bus . Adil. 1.m . pct.
·u EACH e nvironment• 55().uo.>8or 548:l!l:11.
f u rn is h e d and un · -
& trees. Adja cent to • · • f'es ti val o l A rt ~BvsmessWanhcl SOIO LOST: Go.Id Cross
Grounds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• necklac~. <..:o~la Mesa
580 UROADWAY Wanted Orange Co. Off area . i..:all ti-12·1634 .
LAGt.:NABEACll Sale mova bleliquorL1('. Heward.
I.lack Bay condo~ Br .. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •$332•
IJa. la v rm w1<·a1h1.'dral VEHY ClllC, Architect-!S6.J Am1~os Way,NH
t·e1 lmg & tr pk. tam r m. des1 ~nt.·d l s tory apt. M u nugt..><I hy
k1t cl1 W /UIL n s acrQSS ~l. lromh.s DeC · WI LLIA:\1 W1\Lrl-:Hs 20/:S:! S. E. lin stol. NB
.)57-7UIU
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---I-11 u nd F e m a le Dog. 4 9 4-7915 Money to loan 5025 Young. Bl uck/wt. Dana i----------•I •• •• • • • • • • • • ••• •• • •• • • • Pc11 n_t_v_1c_· ._49_6_-_7758_. __
· tctcutar Cove ucac Like co r e 1 r 1 g f I r e 1• / c ,. • a pvL home. 2 bdrms. 2 ----lurni~hed ROOMS S20. "k up \\llh
was h c r I d r Y l' r baths, lg<·. dcl'k, trpk Uav & Ocean V1<.'w. Br.
l'l'fll/drps, pool:. ~~t· rm. Ma n y d OM'lS. 2 car cti'. Cpl. lcnc<'d pat to P' t
t!l>_I c~r., gar, ~'>. mo garage. M uturc :idult:. quiet. ti42 -9tiiiti
ktlrhrn s:JO. "i.. 11µ .ipt • $1 8 5 to $215 548 ~755 or o.i;; J!>li'i BUSINESS LOANS Jo' o u N D : Hu g e TOPLOCATIO~ S50,000toS500.000 Ma le mute. mle, b lk ,
hl;,--020-nnlv. :'li o t·hildrl.'n or pels. ---
Hl'i ·!>. :.. t:.!.1 on vei1rly BA \'FRONT 2 hr. 2 ba. p MESA VERDE Bu::.aness g rowth wttll silver ta il. He 's a love!
DRIVE PLAZA cre ... u ve f1nam·1ng. 5<1U-051SJ 646 8453 HOOM & dath, pvt. en·
• trnncc for mun w/gd . NEWPORT BEACH
L 11 n1H N 11 .. h I ff Or ••t'.' .tnd II *1n111 Avv
Hc~ec. ;; Br ... ~ H.1 11111111·~, least• W1 l1i17or t:&l-li6Jii IJt·h.P1cr U\a1I ~ yr ::.au. mo ... u pe :., .. ly. 97!.l -1!135 . 1>11 -15111 tor stort· •11· oll1ce. i\mplt Cull .\t r Hr\'<111 ----------
parking ro~ n & e:ountr} ____ isJ.> 7tiOU 1-· 0 U N D : S m . male
~Id c m p l y m I r ct·o rd
.. ~~ 4!!4 -8l70
d1tldren o1>.;,..tti --lU!11• lWt::ANFRONr t&l Hr . -
HuntinCJlon B~ach 384 ll\l hl'ill'h JlT. l'uol r.1 l.1uo lsk Wtrlrnl .1 h1 2
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ilk Ho(•k Apb , Su. J.,1J.! lia, appllan1:cs. 2 l'ar ~<t r.
~e~;~t.~15 QUIET room nr l1\11ll' ~· :t ri.~t>-t\ I ndul>lry. t\ II VII\ gs. l)7U
(;h1huahua mix. blonde. Jtmuspht·rt> Mort9a~s Trust , 1c Yorktown & Beach at
::-:1011 S5UU . IU!l :.!iXI . l'pl/dq>s. ;1dults s.>UO
ri.o\l'-= mo. 548_-0_5_1_6 ___ _ 1525~1c.,:.iVt.'rde Or F.. Deeds ' 5035 Whi t es S e rv. Sta t. Cost:.i .\1 esa 545-t 123
WALK TO BEACH
UTILITIES PAID
I JWnr. 675 -Xl~l I ----• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • 536.4338
1433 Superior A•enue LIVE AT THE BEACll St ori.' 111r Hent. Ideal ~5. & up a wk. 673---0440 LOANS up to 803 lk J ut !.tud10 apl!>, :!& ~I H It" l'L y 1-..1 (',111111. llt'\' 2 BH. I rplt·. t'pl:.. t.lrp:.. Newport &.ach 1~1 2' t: KNOT MOTEL l.0t'allon I acing l!lth St. 0
Hr. lrpln hltns. dis .!&::hr .... 2hJ .IU:o.111 ~ t•n rl ~;tr /\dulls no GuestHome 4150 --------179 W.l:lth~CM.ti4::.·U!l67 lst:~&..;0::20/0 hwJ~lll'rs. :.! t·.1r ~.1r;1;.:t• l' u n du m 1 n 1 11 m ' IJCls. ~~;;~i.; ~ 1----===:-:'.".==:'.' ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE Rea..JT ndustriat Rental 4500 ~ J k L' ..,., Wh1l1•w.1tl'I' \ll'\\:., 111 PRIV ... TER00~..1 .......,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lowe~tratcs OratigeCo . • ,u ncet• ~. ··•om .. w'•' Ii C Eat •pt "' "" 0 11· h I 5J6 :!.>7:1 VH·tun.1 H<"li. ::-.:£.;to :>ttHI CJ anyon s "' tee s pace. am Y 10 FREE RENT Sattl~r Mk). Co. yrly . l!J~ I 7!J.> 2 & 3 fir on <ioll Course. • tor ambulatory pt•rso11. San Diego f'wy. All s11.cs I 642·2171 545·1.1611
1:1:1 ..!X,11
LOST: Fcmillc Wht. Poo.
die, Ans. to "Crumpets",
v1r. ot l·:astblull. Heward
fill OHW
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pool. washt>r, dry1•r lle 1sll•r l'.1rk . Frpl<·. l'Ond. Security :$1% tu Catl 548-7148. .'iEW plu:.h uttit-c bit.Ii.:.' W/l)r leasSJI llW l'\'T. PTY "''' purcha::.e Adv1ceonalt mauers.
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poolsad(' a pl nr bch t\dlt. --shag, nu app. Rtrls n trom ~60 l Br from ~05. NEW Palm Desert Condo, g;n-3040 54 l -a032 Announcemenh/
.1,,. ~·rott YBOOK llOUSE n pets S1~564" OO!S(J Pool. te nnis, continental 2 br. l'n ba. tenn. crts. p I / Abra-as ... -..._ s orry no p ets. ::; ,,., ., I . • .>· w•TERFRO"""" • COSTA MESA.* Loerssto&naFo':..-....11 .. ...._~ 5J6-tl362 Laguna <..:anyon. Young . hr<'akfast Some ocean & pools. Jacuu 1. Taking "' "' _ l'i3J Fuller ton ,\ve CM
udults. children and t>ets ::,pac 2 Br, 2 Ha. upve• Catalina views Separate Hcservations. ~ per N~wport •ach l:mo.:H00·3700·j(J()U ~q It ••••••••••••••••••••••• t::xp. m asst'US('S, lO-lO
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_ ·--__ ____ . beam cell g .. lrpl. onl} turn d. in C.\1 ~uo in dtn llomr View Pool. Nr SQ.fl. Deluxe office areu :\ear O.C. Airport. llAAI LOST: S ma ll Shelue Dog
l BH bltns 11;_, Ba, c·losl! Newport leach 3869 ~25 per mo . &W-5!!71 n ,.. rs "t f u b u I 0 u s N.P. Ctr. SlSO + &!cur. on Newport Harbor. with Sq . f't. Hent month to Urn/ Wht. Looks La ke
lo bearh. 'Sep. ga r.1).!l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -restirnrants 111 So. Cahf.. Early or late 640~l\Jol ~ddt uon~I 1400 sq.It. Ad· month. Bus . .>rn -1111 . m ini Collte. Nr 31::.t & 536-6321 early A~I ~def~ SanJua11 3878 :>. nates free in 1 of 90 ----J3l'Clll. Crpts. drps, a m· Hcs.all.5,::li9-31&1 Ocea n F rn t. Heward ;·~ Capistrano ~lutt•I:; or llotels. Coast WANTE D : Fem . m id pie lrt!c pa rking. coast 675·0~l.Days9i!l-Sbti0 L~e deluxe 3 br, 21" ha, all Q ••••••••••••••••••••••• to l'oJst. ~04. in <-hips & 2o-s. to shr. deluxe 2 hr. 11" y a L N cwpo rl B l. tora9~ 4550
features&bltn.satllunt <2111et 3 Br,sundeck,pool. bonus priLcs 1n L as apt . w /sa m e . NB t:H:?-164<1 •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST M an~black v.allcl.
Jla riJour $350 mo. children . $225. \'cga:.. Special d1:.cuunt .,A· ,,,,17 LINK S50. He ward. \'te. Brt~tol
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pet:s/ch ildren OK. $lt.15 Move in w /d e p osit~ loc . 2701 W. ~lcFadden. w •cncl gar & A IC, Wall For rent·i'"emale s llart• H; No. CM. 45' sq. It. Mr ~7!1-UlSO ----------Wnulrl Ilk•· 111 m~···I t:ill 536--03:?1&~2--l53:1 only 1 BR Sl90 2 .BR 1'11.;"1:! a ccept kid-: & pets. (;ondo 1n F V. 968-l71!U ..Q.Kecr~833-~.....:.._ l1'0IVlf>l ,\L SLorag<.' fOUN D : Blk rem:ilt-pup OrurH?l' t'c> !'Iii attr.
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frplc. ~00/~35. 2 uttl Billards,ColorTV W .\ft'Fad<lt•n :,.t:! 1~;.17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• man 0J11ce S65 mo .. :i 536-4~50 ll'.ilua t">, ,,,.11 .uuall, gjf,.__:11Blks Lu ut·c,111 SouttlLaguH 3886 OAKWOOD S ING L E. 2 10 Gt"cla r , man orflce.~ir,etc.$175 RentalsWanhd 460 FOUN D : S ml old En~hsh t.'lhll'.Hcd. J\\;m•. M!ma
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2 WHlll Free Rent 545·1855 3 HM slUd10. Cny vu, blk c FIG HTS 5-18 72W _ c. I>. M . 2 5, s q 1 t x Lady Wllllt:. :.mgle apt. nr Elem Sthool. 615 -.)!J.!ti 1·li:an J.!t' photn~ 1\'. more in·
Next lo beach. Stud1os,I.; _________ tw it. Uttl inc. No pets Si ngle l'ar. I·: SHk l'o:-ta 720t.l/2411 P.C.H. w /opt. Cst. Hwy. & Hospital' eves.55ti-4760duys ''' \\ r11i> ,\pl l ' :!.;1
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J 13r. 2 Ba turn or unf or UnfurniWd 3900 Office Rental 4400 llil7 WESTc U';.·1-· NH Business/ \Ir· Fadden & Hush a rd \I\.\ tu llm,. Sh;ir<' t::p ----------•I S500 yl'ly ••••••••••••••••••••••• The price or everything ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\GT. 54l~J2 ln•~st/Fittanc:e Wt•Mm H II .1.Jti ~ l 10 <'h•"·'~" 111· \lt\'11. April
$185 &up STE,STO.E•CH 1s "oing up No w ••••••••••••••••••• 111i l.! :;::~.l1l1i.1;;-:.i111.l'J ~ • · l>t•11tul Su1te·900sqt1 . n·· •••• :-.tr.iycd from lluntml(tvn • 2 BH. l b a. winter.~') ~~ Orilk wood Gfiardeh .n IApt's mod. 4.'l• sq It N Co:-.ta • 11\10. t"HE.I!; HEN'r * Seachll , cal, d.irk grc.\ l'H .. :li" \ \ 1•·1
l ,:Z & 3 b e drooms :lllR.2bn.~unf.yrly acmtiCoc.cun •' heps you gtinl ataon .\t esu . o K t·c•1 1•, Nolease.Dlxomooa adJ lwsineu hf!hterlace.Wht.collar 1'.1r111 g 1·1111 t1 11\-nl1;il
F1 r<'places. P a t ios 3 BR.2 ba .Yearly,~IOO by orrering nn exdus1\'l' l!J:.l-ZllOU Aarporter Hotel; A/C. Opport.lty SOOS nam e tag . He wa r d iuuni.('ftnc: .'<. l l•terrnl
8 1,ns. S ha g c rpb . HEW,ORTCREST ~~<~ "No R e nt R ais e full services. Frm S1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-1878. ,\boruon, ;1dnµt1011 &
enclosed gar11 Jies 2 DH.abu.condo i525 G ua r a nt ee". W e S uite or 3 off1cf's. mo Aftahate .,\illtPttim -----~cepang
Children & pt:l5 accept couMEtlCtAL • lochelon jlUarantee that your rent W/Storage area tn C.\1. 2172 DuPont.. Room 8 VEHDIMG l.11st: v I(' Brrn;.i rt.I ,\ 1\ PC,\R I·: ,')IT 2.5b.:l ed. Close to beitc.h. No '" •1 IR,21R will not be raised ror 1 wo 11q.ft. ~oomo.w/utal. •833-tilnoon • Cha rle. CM. Or ange
re c . !>60 -3221 Mgr ; Orrlcesuite,Nl)t.~ •211&0.n full year and you still me 642 -1064 We sell the finest nt.' longha ircd cat w 1 flea JobW nted/
839-'133 REF Properl) ,,. .... $175 have the 1'lex1bil1ty or COMM 'L-PROFESS'L equip. We turrusb large ('()liar. May have green ~ 7050 Management. · month-month occupan· 0 1-'F'ICt:. Very oomfortu· Class I\ office bldg, 27 Comme rcial & lndustnal ink on p:a"s HP\\arcl • associated
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540·1800 moreror yourmoney at ureas .Perfcl·tOCl}l<w. ,\JJm:.1. C . .\t. 1-:1c,, avJ1l.!'\mall:\tarttnl!ln :.. 1-.q• ll u11 s 1•1'll'.iner ==========I oakwood, Including $1 2212 Dupo nt. l rv1n1•. ,\f ('. elt•1•, j,11111or, vestment. Cull LOOll)' &. 1-'C>UND. Ull. ,\tghJn, .\l utur" ,rtlnlt. t-:, rcl:-BRAND NEW THE EXCITING m illion in r ecreation Tyµc wruer, Tt.'ll'x.ierox mustl', pur k 1 n~ • .,1•1· (;etst<trl~cl ontheroad t \I t . We:.tmm::.u.•r. IH\\ll ii"" transp Fret.• c~t.
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Cap'b Kldd,"2-7904 Adul~ NoPeu. SlnfJlea, l lt.i,2 bedrooms. MEDICAL OFl''ICE Jor c pl ·Jl . ¥l 7S . 673 7t1Sf;/ l'olur cuitea· ~., ... 14· t'OUNL>. Money obt Want.d 7075 ~~~~~~~~~~·! NEWPORT llloEAWAY (5'81~!6i .. ~~9~~port •'urn • unfum. Wlt.h all sub·lease. 330 P1occnt1a, l.l73·ltZZS :-.q . It. bldg· ofl trt• •111 BalbOa l'enmsula •••••••••••••••••••••••
BAA.ND oewdeluxo2 br, Yrly, 2 br, blk from-bay Blvd. I the extras. Models open N.8 . 645-47411 :JOO SQ FT. crpt.3/drps. front. Tcrm!->. l!'l0-4504 67.>·0204 Motel m a rs. exp. In motel.
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prtY paUO, no peta, SJ751 APARTM9n'S ~· ~mo. Ca,!!.7a..: 1 mo. ~-3000 7141!197 _9630. .,.., .. UNO · DOG t>lk mal cockt;11 I wattreA~ work soa Al bame St .Ba 2 •• ""SlallAS• • A-_.._8ft.... . " v . . ... • c W:tnted 531 -2710. Rm I • • chelorlor ~ a-a.-~ 2 Rm 0tr1ce11 ~ J>('r mo. ---.ssl...ttl 4450 l:-JCERE 'T E D r w/Whl on <'hest. "'"" lOI 120 ~031 Bcdroomund 1 BrotlltJid'°tfamoruo 14_, .. .._....... Uul incl. i7!J w. 19th St.••••••••••••••••••••••• • s 1"., ~u8pe, • h1r. Vic. M1s.,1on V1f'J() Town~ furn. Adul~ onb, n ,. C t. «Ml ·lilh;7 JU'eat restaur•nt .. usy SH«J-1869 MM. W_.._ ... 7100 OCSAHV1£W 119 liunt f'r. ~.so Open 11-& oau1 pets. &bowcue cfe.t111 lrvtne and 1f0'1 ---l t:Jld~. :l:J7S 21q. n. ·2 4 ror area tn Santa AM. Rf(lht ---.--.,. -~
tntton Av• .• cor ttunt• Spa-Pools Tennill ap~. atepa to bcu•h 141-0~!oO CORONA OELMAR auto repair. brake, whl 11rt)' may neaotl1He. t"OUND: Olk rem Nf'w· •••••••••••••••••••••••
lf'JlOD le Bl ltJmoro, 2 bt Acrch111 rrom P~Kblon seruriLY bid a, 3r1vatt .... ,.,. ..... ._... Deluxe omces l'i'om .ca· ali•nment, upho 31 .. sq rt. ~ust llqmdate immt'd. roundland doa. "M•.1u:r· ADV Sp3re 1'1ml', earn to
4uplu, upttal~. I•'·• 1~l•nd at J amboree on patio + bHlC? pool 1ect'land0over Pull1trvlt e /11n'lptepr1Cf 585 W. 19\h SCM Atll ror ~t>.000. All ofl'ers und r VIC'. Ha m ilton.CM ~ .. hr 3 Stu"'· Aee
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GEMERAL OFFICE
l woman ofc needs as·
i.ist. S bthnd & typing es·
sent1 al. llelp wt bkkpng.
Pcrm piume. 25 hrs wk.
675 5333.
COMVEHTIOMA.L
LOAM
UMDERUIB.-5 Housekeeper, h ve-in, non· ""''g\ s moker. non·drtnker. Downey Savings & Loan Resume with rererences.
has open mg~ 111 its H.B. Salary open. P.O. Box
ofc. Must be cxper'd 1n 40.I, Balboa Jsland9".!662
underwriting convcn
Production Spvrs
M cGr~J!or Yacht Corp
,\I I 3 S111 lls
IOJ I Pl<1ten11a, CM. uonal loans. particularly Housekeepers relie r. 2
fo'rcd1e ~l ac & l-'ann1 days p /wk. Vic. 641.h N.B. ---------• .Mae. 1-'or further info, Own transp. 645~
conLa c.t :it _rs. Bre hm· flousekeeper, Cook. li\'e ~-8321. Equal Oppor. 1n. Uneocumbered. Pn Employc~ _ _ _ rm & ba. 642-9606.
Real &tate
Li tensed !>ales person
642-9900
TYPIST. Exp for Stat for
P.r\. of11C'e tn HB. Bkkg
exp he lplul. Full lime
p e rm 536-<lltil &
530-3793.
WA I rtu-;ss over 21. ex·
pd. For Duy & Night
Shilts .
JIOWr\ROS 1u:s fAU RANT
073-77~ for appt.
' k. exper. 111 m~ilt !iousekeeper wanteJ. REAL ESTATE Wa1tres!>. Apply tn person
dtel:.. apply at Willo..., L1yJ! 1n. uncrowded. un S •LES..,........ aft 4. Sid·::. Blue Beel, 107 Lake Com•, Hosp. 261-po lutea Lucerne-V'alley A ~ .....
Grand Ave. Long Beach. tn the high desert. 2U For a<:l1 ve adult com· 2lst Sl Pl, NB.
Ca.:.!13-426-61-1 1 min. lo litg Bear Ml. mun1l y 1n Laguna WAITHESS. Fo d & ~---------1 Room&board+~l50per N1gucl.40-60 'irsofage. Cocklall. Part P1me.
k . mature. Moder mo. 7141751-5556. Call Mon or J.o'riday Sat/Sun days. Mon/Wed
c onvalescenl hom e. --ONLY lOam -Spm Naghls. Oillman ·s
Good salary & benefits. JUNIOR SAL£SM£N <l~-4509. ' Res taurant. KOL E. See Mrs . Halt>. Beverl}' --Balboa Bl vd. Ualboa.
M:.ino r Con\. Hos p , Age 10 1.~ Earn $.!0-S~O Recepuon1st wanted for CA.
2"452 \: 1,1 Estrada, per week geuin~ new e~sy hair sa.ton. uge 18.t~ \vll_O_W_A_N_T_S_T_O_W_O_R_K_?
Lagun.t ~1~:-____ customl'r:. lorlhe DAILY ":a · . AL fo RED 0 ~ DRIVJo; ACAB ' l . . PILOT alter school and 675~70. 00 . L' h. ~ COOK Saturd3ys. You must l>e CH !Sr. your ~urs. l Rale1~h I ~ills H~p1tal. out 01 :-chool by l :OO p.m. RECEPTIONIST work I or your::iell, bt Ca ~ 645~10_7 __ and be able to work at lrvme boot mJ gr. desires your own boss. M~1 or ~ · 1 ., d . . .. N 'd bl recep women. C::in be slightly eltcates:.cn Girl, pan east., ay!>pe1 ...,ee ... o exp . persona e . . hllnd1 c·1 ed Neat .
time, w,'Sun. shirl. Must deh vencs or collectmg. ttontSl. Ll. C'lericul dultes C..:t A• PP , · e Vts
be nea t. See Te rry. Iii Tr a ns por tatio n pro-incld.979-2118(). eland AP~t!~~~atonc70. Sup·:
• 1· 95 L · 17th vuJ <l Ca 11 644 6236 re ire · ..,c ~ · 1m'' Liquor. 4 · ,... . e · · · plem e nt your mcome.
St.t:M i'..qual Opportunity REUBl9o..l'S Dravea cabtihrsormore ---~mployer 191'11111 hverymt!n o\rl l perm --a day. Apply in
p/t early morn LA f1me LADIES Mow HW-Yellow Sa? .eo .. ,lil6 E.
d eh v to NB homes. • Part time to$70/wk. "~ 16lh St., Costa Mesa. ·
per mo. 64 2-4800· l''ull time to SUS/wk. Merc"-diM
entnl Asst. cha1rs1de, Bener1ti;·Train·g-Salary COOIS •••••••••••••••-••••••
lull time, X-Ray lie. re· J need ~ ladies LO assist
quired. salary OPf!n, fr. me 1n my expanding
rnge be ne t its. Beach bus iness. Call Andrea at
rea. 847-2569 6404>373 Jfl lOAM .
Apply 3-5 PM Daily
251 E. Coast Hwy
Mewportleectt
Equal Oppor. Employer
IM'1/CCUJICU
Days & N1gh1-1. Stand by
ume, d1ffe rent111I pay,
Full or Jl /Ume t:xc-ellent
benefits.
1 Contact Mrs Jen~en.
COSTA MESA Me•on .. Ha1pltGI
30 I Vldori& CM
64~2734 ~
>ALESGlRL for Women's
&: Men 'R Sportswear.
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PR ES£N1'S
ANTIQUE SHQW
AMDSALE
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0081 E Pups , 9 wks, Geroge Sale 8055
cropped . Marienburg ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~aestro ltne. show qual. SAT. M 0 v 1 n & Sa le! 962~ Couches, dressers rugs .
•Irish Setters-AKC
~ wks. F1eld1::ihow/Pel
C hampi o n lin es
532-S!J89.
bks helves .• ass orted
this., baby turn .. clothes.
books, mix. misc. 375
Brqadway, CM646-4385
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Country styling
Jor the way you live
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For• Ad hi w--~ World
Ceil S.e 642-5678, Ext. 330
Stw 'n' St•ll !
7l COU&~ Xl7 '73 4 Or Auto; V~ *fr
Whh V ·1 , •utomatlc cond, IM CClld M. tr•u "'" 100. AlR, pnc . Int• . Rad.o. tape, tdt w~l. 141 l . :I
POWer wtndows "11 •t•. --....:,,. ~-vinyl root. Low miles. 7J _,...
J>ret•Y tu. i HS31> W72 • M4 YIMtlt!tr below Kelley &lut &Ok 2 Odor Sei f -7~;-·-·
price. 4.~Jandtr .1116' . ~xr.r.~~ l'rans
•UITAilSON Wl\.lte w1blutinttr1c>r
Caprice Estate Wan. 6 *» ~ach Blvd. .. st'''
, . pa11. p/b, P1S. ;J,/C St.eel H.B . " ~-41844 ~e a\
I~ Olds. Excelleo~ run··
n1n1 cond. ~. 111 VI. MarquJta OSanCL
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• S48-1TlJ.l0-3pm W1n. Xlnt cond. ~ a t o w1AM lfl4 ster eo or cair ••444-6Kl••
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man. Lease direct from '74 MERCEOES B&NZ l .BUY iJunlt VW partt1 Cpe, l ull pwr. +ate, ~Int 12PM · -• Mfl"cwy t950 i2adetbstotr.842--0SS7. --------~---··~CH EVY ·,'J ton pk\lp aulhor lzed deaJer! 450 SLC. ?.000 ~lies Car1. Call Oa.n ~ cond; n u tires, Sl675, ....................... -..+=..AL 99,,_..,
DOCK PA I N T \NG -VIJ, P IS . "IC. C>t .... •• lo d d . h •• M " uuol0lilm ora•ter5p"") 644-U 77 1 .............. e . dr '"ardtop '70 •• M -ny~ -"' -·"'"" a e wit . ext.r-. ust • ,,. '£ ....., uvuo ' " • 111e rJ:ury a rq u1s ••••••••••••••••••••-• R E PAlR S57-Z590 There must be a reason sell. 646'8303 .60 YW~ Rbhena. , 6 5 C 0 r v a i r . A u 1 0 • better than a ve raae. B ro ug h•n 2 Dr .. Xlnt E/p:~~t :;;r~~te~~ecfieoo111\;. ---we are IH an s:iles. in an '76 Tags. Gd. ti~ Trans portation. ~75 . M~t·~d~~~rN •~5~l1J.041 Contd. <?orppl serv record ATLAS "BINNACLE."a68~ Ycnts · •&70 serv1oe,fH1nseleC\lof1. SILLUS ,~25.~i~'Y" ~-7282. .. '"' ""' ava l.675~1~-
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Bo11t Slip:s ror rent Daven ~;;·~·~-;~··~·.::.••:•P•l•s•. Crevier IMW YOUR C>LOCAlt ·n VW Van,, '('op raek. Clwytlft' tt2S ~."!!~••••••••••••!!~ 7 'M~IRR~UUIRSY 0;~~ ~"'-~lllO .... ~•l lU
port M H .. 208 W. 1st Street WE'LL bltn btd, 39.000 ma. i214'). ••••••••••••••,••-•••• ,.. .,. arana ""?"Ql\A> bu<'kets, new cluich, Santa Ana ~3171 Lm:•sE YOU ouaei. 494-12~ a rt 6 p m or '13 Chrysler, fmmac. Full 1 9 7 O F 0 R D l.. T D 2 Door hardtop. Loaded PM • Ha rbour, 714.,..-846......{;4~ runs gd. $ti-OO. 846-1714 ~ ~ wknds. . pwr. t..o w• book. Must BROUG H M. 4 dr. Im· with equipment. Ganger 2929 Harbor Blvll
Jn de~perate need of 30· l97l FO RD Super .Van. ~ & sell! 552-3535. m ac cond . Loaded with brown with matchin)! Co!>ta .\le:,J
,moonng or s_llp to lseor Mags,cpts,paneling.Lo ~ 100 1967 VW Baha Bui. re· powe r accessories . v1nylroof.Goodrunmn)! 546-1934
buy, pref qua.et cha nnel. ma. $2000/oCCer Y D-9583 New & Used to Choose built e ngine. new heaV)" ~Mtlfcd 9930 846-lli77 car. l220DCP I N B/Ba l. area. i Jl,----•>'W> duty clutch. smog con·••••••••••••••••••••••• $1 616 ·73 Du ~lt·r Eton 6cyl. 3" --trol, Shelby & U.S. mags. 72 u .... c-.... '70 L TD Count ry Sq Auto lrJrh Wl•ll main ~7·0115or21 /761-2:!90 68 Ford Van, Efonoline. Ccrpri 9715 Houseof~s w1de lu-es ,headers.tload couy", .... =:. Wagon. full pwr. 81 GUSTAFSON tamed 1 O\\lll'f t«J r titM.
loats/ S-&A/ bubble top. se\ up for ••••••••••••••••••••••• 523-725 locks. '75 la"s, am/On " n5"•-cond, radiuls. Low rru . 16800 Beach Blvd. l'a:.y trwy miles. :.II bell· P""'..... ca mping, Above A-1 74 C •-.... MAalUV Sl650 546--8672 11 B 84 ·Sid 9080 cond. Must sell immed. "''""I , r a d io . $1500. Phone · · · · 2-&14-1 t•d r a d i al s . $20~0 -
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl750/ofr. tl-15-3449 2000 '75 Mercedes 64;.1-9338 afler 6 pm. White on whjte. Loaded 73 RANCHERO GT-~l Mustann 9952 t.>1-l -5689 ----UI' SEA RAY .SS m~h w • t h a u l o m a t l c -----with op~fons. Real nice C I d E o G I "21 Ill!. 5 ·a1 '6J VW. Good col\d. New car aL b di11eount price. leve a n ng.4 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·1:J D U~'ft-.:tt Luaded !
210Hp, V-8 Ford& r lr. Autos Wanted 9590 t ransmission. a m /fm 1;XeC. peel I brake.it. c lutch, muffler. (550£QtJ> gas tank, instru. stereo. Must Se ll. Mu:.t.11 .6<')'1 1 Nev. sled radial llres.
S325(). 675--ltn •••··~··••••••••••••••• radio, r ed with blaC'k Three low mileage. ex-~or offer 615-io75 SS 146 air, ~P· control. SJ.500. s pd. All extra~ Ex. l'Ond ~5-2 13 -5~-Jll6:! WEPAYTOPOOLLAR ~11\Yl roor.cute hulecar eeuuve cars ~ f u lly .t97-Z1040eavem!>g.> s41 oo t o i r e r . K a rt'n .• ____ .__ __ _
.. _wtat'--t-'ORTOP US£DCARS .loratee~ager.Gassaver equipped: · ·5i1 BUG, trarutportatlon. GUSTAFSOM 642-6446 68 ~TA . WGN. AJI cltt., "•-r-· -FOltEIGN DOM ""..:.TlC u l a d 1.scounl price. :o;..!85. 161WO Jleaah81vd. GRAN T ORINO '73. Air, $!ti. eond . ~or be:.l c>f. -•••••••••••N•••••••• or CLASSICS....,. '(906KAK ~ 280 w1tb AM/i''M stereo. 494..:.00Ul H.B. 842-6844 pwr vinyl l op._.Xlnt 1 '6 7 Mus t a ng. Aamc-o lt-r .8:ll -l:.132eves.
If your car 1a exua clean S2J98 scr. 3806. full sale price ownr ca r. Lo ma ~. S7 lransm1ss1on guar. S1dl• ------C~n. S• sec us rarst. GUSTAFS<>tot $10.91:1; lease at $173.91 •74 VW-Extro SMrpl 73 Mark 1V.0 A1bso!~te000ly below book. 644-8192 pipes & mc.1gs. 644 -·lutlO 71 FURY GRAM
Rnt 9120 BAUER BUICK 16800 Be ach Blvd. mo. <48 m onth open end Hurry. 536-4744 gorgeous ! n Y "°· •72 FORD Coun''"" ~wr aft 5. COUPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease, plus t ax) m 1. & in perf. cond. -J ""1 A C d .,ENT V 2925 JI arbor Hh d. 11.8. 842~1 Dune Bug~y p~fr"me EVERY EXTRA . ...,........ 9 pass. wagon. XJnt cond '70 Fastb:ick Appl ma••~ ar on 111onan~ " : W Camper Van. c l 'I 1 "="'• "'-.: ~ Only 32 000 miles Will ,..,. 1\ulomauc tran:. SI 4 AC full ~~el>u _ !I_~ ~ 450SE, fu ll 11ale p rice <rans, et • 646 afl . Buyer W/gd. cred1l can ' · s ide PIP<'li :J02 auto a l'
Byp1ay· or Wk. ~~~asp.. TOP DOLLAR· 7-t C •P1tl S14.W9, ser. '37~. Lease 5, 67;J-IJ310 b~l~6 fan . $6675 + tax & h e. trade . 830·4544> charcoal ~1lv~r mciai'IH: Power Steering "' at S255.lllm<>.(3ti month -· P vt. p ly. 552-7000. 7ZFORDrtMTO S~O O /of r mus t sel l l'owerbrakt':.
fl6FORD P ickup. 6 cyl. 11 PAID 4 Spec'd "\Tansmas!>aon. open end lea:,e.plustax) Volvo 9772 Eves/wkends.tiJt>-0072 RUMAIOUT 67359S4 AM Radio
spd. 47,000 orag. mi. NC\\ IMMEDIATELY Pretty ~r~en <'ar wath ••••••••••••••••••••••• . -Vinyl lop paint, lar ge tares. nu rad io & heater . Real l! 100 . full sale ~ra ce ORANGE Corvette 9912 l'r!llY white with blue Oldsmobll• 9955 DJrk Gn•en
ca mper w /curtains & FOR ALL . econom y \\1 th t11e sexy SJ,Ot!2. ser . 3945. Lease a 1 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• :.tripes. Radio & he1n er. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very Good t:ond
FOREIGNC•-"' op ...... '4.,,.,...0.f ) o144 ·•7 '4"' lh COU~ G Od d C mag wheels. Runs brand $2195 cpt.Looks&runs like nu. -~, .... ur e ..... ,.,...,, • ... mo. ,.,mon ""''' o use orveu es. new.15721-'UP I Sales a ndSernce
l6-l8 mpg. ~1750 invesled S 1648 open end lease, plus tax> VOLVO OCte n a ~ood selecuoo-ot 51686 OLDSMOBILE See at
l 6 S GUST •Fs~ new '7l s. Outstanding D •ty P''"-t ir.. -a-an ast mos. aC> for "' "" J 'i•m Slemons E XCLUSIVELY VOLVO Cor veue m echanica l. GUSTAFSOH GMC TRUCKS at ltV 0 ""'°'" ~1500, or reasonable Of· 16800 Beach Blvd. 'argest Volvo dealer In bod d t l HO .... D .& c ... ns Parttina Lot r ""'' 72 -r. 'I B .,.2 .. a.. .._ y, an pain eam re· l~ Beach Blvd " ,. -~7 er . .,.;.-· 1;, a al. 6 :30. .-· · .,.. -.,...... I orb Ora nge Counl..)I! Huy or ady to :.erve you. U • 330 W. Ba}. Ca.ta Mesa -------,--• mp Lease dire"·t. Howard Chevrolet H.B. 84l!·8844 n1versity Olds or Call
c a m p ~ r • he 11 s,, · · D-"··-97.l.o "' " d 1 ' ·•0 "" H bor 81 d 0 u .,..,_.. I. (714) 833-9300 vove a n "fua11 ll!68 t-'o rd LTD, 4 dr '°""' a r v · Margaret Greenman
panelled, insulated dou· llOO 11111' •• ..£......, 1111• • •••••it•••••••!••••.••••• ~!(~.(~-,·'1··~ Sts. hardtop. pertect cond. Costa Mesa • 540-9640 • 642-4121 • ble doors.~00000-2704 ~ 6"42··-·940,_$, .KA WILLIUYYOUR 1969, 280SL --~ -~ --Nr . Ma cArthur 5 ·• 5<;-1Jti3 Don, or 554-·og OLDS, CuUass. 350 ru
Moblle Homn 9140 1 • DA TSUH, TOY OT A New cond. thruout $6500 J a~ ~:~~r~'t:~~tol 4828. in VS. 2 Dr. Hadfo. Htr. Poetiac 9965
••••••••••••••••••••••• OR VOLKSWAGEN or best c11S'h offer leather 2025 S. Manchester SJJ--0555 L. I 9945 new tires. new R.av1er;i •••••••••••••••••••••••
74 L a n c·e r Royal WE BUY IMPORTS P AID F OR bR NOT. ant.533·86151776·0536 Anaheim 750_2011 .!~?.~•••••••••••••••• Char. Paint Job. Good ·69 FIREBIRO All e lec .. M o n a r c h . 2 4 X 6 4 . W I L L p A y T 0 p -.,. 1971 Corvelle, xlnt cond. ·75 Conl1ncnta l. 'f ak<' over cond. S850. 17562 Eddy gd. cond. Sl.~. or be!.L Beautifully differen•. In Top Dolla r For Any DOLLAR. CALL KENT 66 Mercedes 2305. Good 32 000 1 "· d Or Santa Ana olfer l!:.11 JJJ:!t'\l~s • ALLE N 540 --0<!42 · -·• V SPEClAL ·. m i es. rur con -· lca~4;'. 3 Mos new. 4000 + · -· -· -~~;:r~~ ~~r :,.dul~ Pell MaJkleMor MPoAdcl.;,..05 c l . --~---~~cah:n~ca~o~~~ar e~~ PIS. Am/Fm. Bes_t ofrer mi. Wiii Sa<'nf1ce last ·~1OLDS118. Fully eflu1pL .ti7 n •mpt•:..t. :.! DH. Rt H.
· · · su ma 1""1111 1973 D ats un Pickup. restore. $'2800 or offer. over s.s500.557-9950. m os py mt. As k for Gd cond.$1195. Stereo. t>d cond. New
Owner581 -5229. m ags, wade tart's, roll .,,.0 _1487 VOLVO SAl.£1 .1 L' k .,.,., '"'l 644 -'"51 b k
MAZDA ....., • '68 v elle Co nver tible .-ran -u"° -...., o. --..... au . u res. l>rc.t ·es. ~
Mt C I I b a r , am Im :..le reo. peed p ----'•·~· b t r "·1 • " o or ye H Fac•ory De mos & r!<x-Hardtop. 4 s -ower 71 Ll.._.C,........ ·=-Good rubber. uphols . ""'"" or s o r . .,.b -"
Scoot.rs ftl50 2001 S.Manchester custom m t. ~650 n rrn.·ti3 M e r c e d es 190C . ~ 1:1 .., _.., uu 7 24 ecuuve Cars. Gobd Used windows. 536-4709. air· & ball . Reblt eng. J_l_t 7_.:p_m_. __ ...._ __ _
•••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Anaheim GJQ.ti()()() 545-!12 AM/FM. Air. $1000/ot'· Toyotao-fectlon MADKlll 0 c...,,,_ .,.78 · -------I' e r . 5 5 6 -03 4 4 or · ~ CORVmis "' n g. owner . ...,.,-.... · ·till CA'fALINA gd. tar~. 74 ,Buhaoo 350cc Trail TOP Uollar par·d 1·o r '72 240 Zl Am/Fm radio, ,,. .. ,,.,.,. ALLPRl,.ED Loaded wllh eqwpmcnt ·7'J _V_t c " ba t• & m1leag .. n--.a .
8 k XI d ....,, "" Eh~ Always a selection ol 81 a c k o n bl ack 1 n -•s a rulSer ., pass "" · .... =vs • e. nt. c o n · B~w ·s and a11 ~•h,,,·1m . .i.tereo tape. 15.000 ma. TOS W g R r k ·paint. ..:-.1s .• ~ .. "'lti2 "fl 548--0341 r j '¥ ,,,_. ... ' u s e d C R V ET T E · S beauulul cond1l1on with a on, 00 rac · air, -auo-v .. , .. . a t p.m. • , no,.~car", _ •• SJ<JOO. Atl3; ~ 7039. M.B. 230 SL, 1~ Coupe '1lbi6 p/s "''7"'' or wall con t>·30PM Hu!ky125-W RTJ.8oa~ht revierllMW 71 ~rAl'JON WAGO'.'l, 4 Roadste~, xlnl cond. 4 """ HowordChevro&et ~.rY1 1 car 8at ~7Bo4 b<'klow !~3de~4older t rade Thunderbird 9970· ne~ A.'Pfll 7~: F~ol.ea n . . 208 W. b'l Street dr. ~1!150. Call SJ l. only! ~t:·, : {5.; c 1:/~· i~~~ug-Dove and Quail Sts n e ey I ue o · • •••••••••••••••••••••-
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ported, good tires. Xlnt --· J ;imhoree and Bris tol Cond. SI 125 or l>~t olr. rlrrven in 5 yrs. Ong1nal £ond. ~750. 675-3i36 SELL US YOUR CAR! 7 2 D a t s u n P k u P MG 9742 N 1' h .. .,., cit· GUST ... FSOll..J ~3 • d
I h II I 19u. Hnrbor CM 646 9303 cwporl .. ea<: .,.,;,-i).,.,;> "' "' li • -:.1121 l on · 644-5140 '73 Yamaha 360 MX. 2 We pay top price! w ca mper ~ e. iool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --""-.--------16800lleach Blvd. ------------
tanks, m a ny exlras. MUST IE CLEAH a /c'., am /f~ :.~l:'rt'<> tape. iO .\JGC Convertible. Gd ·1 1 VOLVO JIH. Power Atrtos, H•w 9800 H H ~2-~4 Atrtos, H•w 9100 Alltos. Mew 9800
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A UNIQUE, NEW AUTO MERCHANDISING EVENT
Did you know that:
1975 CARS DEUVER BETTER MILEAGE AND
PERFORMANCE THAN RECENT MODELS!
Because th~ 1975 Cars are designed around the Catalytic Converter. they
actually deliver better performance and gas mileage ... in fact up to 15%
better mileage than comparable 197 4 models.
A 1975 CAR WILL CUT YOUR OPERATING
& MAINTEHEHCE COSTS AT LEAST $100 PER YEAR!
Through high-energy ignition systems & other improvements. auto makers
have increased gas mileage and greatly lowered the freQuency of
tune-ups and plug changes. (A "Big-3" spokesman said they can
guarantee the operating and maintenance costs of the '75 models will be
at least $1 00 LESS PER YEAR THAN '74 CARS!
The selection of 197511 is the greatest right here
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open end on approved
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Mrs. J olvlson's 197S
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Blue, comelet ely De Lux equipped,
·Low Mll'e age -·
Beautifully Kept.
Stock #1731.
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Monar c h. Dark
Y e l l ow G r een
Metaltic, Loaded
·" ilh all <'Xtras -· Low mileage. great
condiliorl.
Dick Johnson"s J975 Cougar . Red De
Luxe equipment.
a ll extra s . a
s po rt sm:.i n"s
dream. Excellent
condition. !14092
Sales M~r11. 1975
l\lercury Marquis
Full Po \\ e r De
Luxe. Lo\\ miles ·
l\le11culously main·
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Mr C l, d e
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full~ equipped A
superb auto
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Wagon "i' c 1.1 o \\
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ideal fomilv cAr
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•
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•
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•
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•
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1975
GMC
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IMMEDIATE
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ONLY
PRESENTS
I THE ALL
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AUSTIN
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LOADED ~
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4 speed trans .•
AM /FM r a dio,
radial tires, and a
gas saving 4 cyl.
engine.
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bucket seats, radio,
h ea l e r , o nly 9216
o ri g ina l miles .
Sho wroom fr e sh •
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•74 MGI Reith-.
4 speed, radio, heater,
only 4,000 miles. Huge
savings. <l;J8KKD)
•72 w.cedes
280 SE
4.5 Liter . Full lU)tury
equippe d . low, lo w
mileage. (447DTA) '
73 Dahult 240%
Automat ic trans.. air
conditioning. fs.34.2.
'72 Toyota CoroM
4 dr. ~utomatior radio,
heater. (9CIFNC1
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Convert. 4 speed, wire
wheels, r adio, beater,
excelleni cORdiUo n.
(OUAZE)
'73 AMI
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2 Dr. Air oond~ radio,
heater, custom wheels,
low miles. (836AGS>
'10MGl-GT
4 speed, ·radio~ heeler.
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lONNEArotJs. Minn. CAP)-
Income tax deductions qt neatly
S200,000 claimed by Sen. Hubert
H. Hw:npbrey for tbe lift ot vice
presidential papers to the Min·
nesota Historical Society have
been di'saltowed by the U.S. In·
lemal Revenue Service, an aide
saldtoday. .
David Ga""tn.er: an ad ·
m.lnistrative assistant to the Min·
nesot. Democrat. said Hum-
phrey 1'eached an agreement
with the IRS to pay bact taxes
WASHINGTON tuPI> -The
House Foreign Affairs Commit-
tee 'today reJec.ted $135.& million
in emergency 1J .S. miltfary aid
for Cambodfa, but held out the
slim possibility of a compromise
on the colltroversy with Presi-
dent Ford.
Less than an hour later, the
Senate Democratic Caucus voted
38 to 5 aaf ainst prov;djng further
.. military aid to either-Canabodia
or So•tb Vietnam. 1101119
Demoerats Yoted in a limllar
manoer Wednesday.
The Hoose committee vote was
18-15 on a com1>ro01ise amel\(f-
ment prol>osed by Rep. Lee
Hamilton (D-lnd.)
It was a severe blow to the Ad·
ministration's request for $222
million to Cambodia. The amend·
ment was an attempt to com-
promise on aid for Phnom Penh
which is surrounded by Com·
muntst forces.
The committee delayed any
immediat~ recommeadation to
the f ulJ House on the Cam'"bodian
aid matter.
Committee Chairrqan Thomas
E. Morgan CD-Pa.), told, re-
<.... porten he was urging the Ad-·
ntlnistration to consult with Rep.
Donald M. Fraser, <D·Minn. >
over a possible compromise on
the aid. Fraser is a major critic.
• of any further U.S. weapons for
CambOdia. ·
At tbe White J{ouse, Press
Secretary Ron Nessen responded
by sayjog that Ford still hopes
that Congress will ijnally ap•
' prov.e his request. He said Ford
felt Con(reSS could be persuaded
b)' the testimony of a con·
greSsional de.legation which re-
cently returned from Southeast
Asia and films of the cambodian cooruct which have been shown
on television.
The tax deductions were
cratmed for 1969 through 19'72.
Gartner and 14_.m~yrs Min·
neapoHa lawyer, Joe A. Walters,
declined io say what the back
taxes would am~n•t to. They 1aicl
the IRS is computing thatfipre.
Wallen said tbe lRS objection
was ttased on a regulatloo pro-
hibiting ded~Uons for "gifts ol a
future interest" over which the
donor retains some form ol con-
Meanwhile, S-enate
Dem.oc r atlc leader Mike
Mansfield said today he is reluc-
tant to personally seek negotia-
tJora" for peace in Cambodia with
e x il e d P ri n c e Nor o do m
Sihanouk.
But Mansfield indicated be
would undertake the mission if
President Ford a:iked him to.
Four Orange Coast school dis-
tricts have some of the highest
ratios of administrators to
classroom teachers in the coun-
ty, a Grand • Ju~y report issued·
Wednesday shows.
The report urged school dis·
tricts with ,higher ratios to study
the ones that keep the number of
administrators to a minimum.
The jury said a low ratio of ad-
ministrators to teachers is costly
and h;lmper5 ideal edtlcation.
· Ac~ording to the ·jury, sta_te 'l
guidelines caJI for nine ad-
mirusirators per· 100 teachers in
elementary districts, eight per
100 in unified districts and seven
per 100 in hjgb school districts. .
According to statistics pr.o·
vided by the jury, four Orange
Coast districts approach those
state mandated maximums. •
Of coastal unified districts, the
Saddleback Unified District
ranks highest with 7.5 ad-
ministratOTs per 100 teachers.
Saddleback also has 6. 7 pupil
service employes teachers and
60.6 classiHed <support>
employes per 100 teachers.
Next is a tif between Laguna
Beach Unified and Irvine Unified
(See RATIO, Page.U)
the city council shall determine
the level of fire service and not
the electorate," Logan sai~. re-
iterating his previous ruling.
Council ntembers bave been
meet.ha& laform ally with firemen
(See ftaBMEN. Page A!) .
trot.
Gartner added, "There's
notbinJ ·in this tltat involves
wroo1doin.1 of a.ny kind. It'a
simply a dilf ere nee bi the way re-
U01'•l>le men lnt.erp~ the law."
W4lter Point~ out that the IRS
raised no queJtions about Ute .
legidlty of the Humphrey gift or
the value of $309,415 placed on tt.
"I told the senator that while
there were some d~ on die
'future interest' question, ·J
th.ought be had a good chanc:e to
be sustaine41 in the 1on& nm, ...
Walters said. ··But he said, 'I'm
going to resolte those doubts iD
favoroftbeTreasury'."
Humphrey's-contract with the
historical society, signed in.April
$66, restricts public access to
the papers for 25 years, rneaoing
that anyone wishina to see tbem
must 1et the senator 's
1 permission.
The IRS contends the limita·
tion means Humphrey retains an
interest.in the papen, disqualily-
iJ11 them as a charitable deduc-
ticm unW alter tbe limitation ex-
pires.
Walters said the IRS began an
a'9dlt. of Humphrey's returns
after bis disclosure in ~ember urn that he was claiming the de·
dqctfons. The disclosure came
shortly after former President
Nixon revealed that he claimed
deductions of $482,000 for gifts of
· vice-presidential papers to the
National Archives.
The Nixon deductions later
~ o.u., Pl4et SbiH ll'Ml•
SAN Cl,.EllENTE'S RAILROAD DEPOT -SHOULD IT BE RELOCATED SOMEPLACE ELSE?
City, Chamber if Commwce ltav• tltefr Committees Studying the Matter ..,
Clemellte Approves
. •) . . .
Pi.;r ·BQwl Plans
By JAClrCHAP2ELL •
Of lille D•lly PlleC SUtf
San Clemente's p~ed re-.
~evelopment of the pier bowl
area came closer to reality Wed-
nesday f pllo'¥ing ' s,~es of ac-ti'oos by the city coUriaJ and the
planning commission. · ·
Meeting jointly, the council ap·
proved resolutions establishing
the legal framework for the re-
development agency and the
planning commission approved
boundaries and ordered staff to
begin planning improvements
for the area. • ...
In setting the boundaries
around the bowl, the commission
rebutted an atteQ)pt by Com-
missioner Bill Walker and Coun·
cilman Tony DiGiovanni to in·
elude the downtown business dis·
trict in the redev6topment area.
Dissentrng councilmen and
commissioners uid inclusion of
t6e bJisineas dis\rict in the re-
dentopnaent a,rea would syphon
. off re•enues created µi the large-
ly residential bowl area and ex-
pend them in the· business dis·
trict which would not generate an
equal amoUJlt of fund:;.
Tbe area included in the re·
detelopment runs from .Unda
Lane soutb to·Cazador Lane and
from the ocean inland to the first
major north soutb thoroughfares.
Although the planning of re-
development projects is not com-
plete, Mayor Thomas O'Keefe ·
has said tile. work will largely en·
tail a new pier entrance, street,
· drainage, lighting and parking
improveme11ts.
Mayor O'Keefe Wednesday
again reassu~ed property owners
there is no in\ent at present for
massive condemnations or de·
molition of structures such as
could be expected in an urban re-
newal project.
"Some people are frightened,''
. Mayor 0 'Keefe said noting that
rllmors had been passed around
that .. the idea was to raze the en·
tire ~wt area."
He said this was not the intent,
al\d he said there would be no
likelihood of massive condemna-
tions of property.
Mayor O'Keefe said the idea
behind the agency's formation
was to use tax money increases
in assessed valuation on pro-
perties in the bowl to fund im·
provements by freezing its dis·
bllrsal for other purposes.
(See PIER BOWL, Page A2)
San Clememe
Train Depot
Move Mulled
In the old-days, the railroad de-
pot frequently was a beehive of
activity and commerce. Nowadays, they are pretty
empty places and the depot at the
San Clemente stop emptier than
most.
The city and the chamber of
commerce would like to see that
change.
The city council recently voted
to have the town traffic and park-
ing committee and the Parks and
Recreation comm it tee look at the
posibility of relocating the depot.
Currently it consists of a wide
space and a wooden bus-stop-
style shelter near the tracks by
the city pier.
The council's action followed
the recommendation of Harry
Raven, a citizen, who suggested
the depot be relocated to the
North Beach area off Boca de la
Playa.
The Chamber of Commerce
board of directors Tuesday voted
to support an investigation into
the relocation, but steered clear
of a second council suggestion
which was to study potential for
relocating the city pier in the
North Beach area as well as the
depot. ,
,
State Ftmds ,
Flap Studied
By Council
' were disallowed when it 1'U !
covered his lawyers back·da~ ~
the official deed prior to July !$., •
1969 -the last day on whiclu~ta •
charitable contributions could 1Je ;
made. .
Congress amended the IRS :
code in 1969 to prohibit dedUA-· :
tions for charitable gifta Q/:
papers. retroactive to July ~. •
meaning gilts made after that!
date did not quaHCy for deduc· i
tions. Nixon was assessed ·
$467,000 in back taxes and in·
terest.
Records
Unsealed
In Case
By TOM BARLEY
Of tM Dail., Pllee SC.ff
Documents made public today
after earlier being sealed by an
Orange County Superior Court
judge contain allegations that
one of nine men indicted after an
investigation into the county as-
sessor's office accepted marine
equipment valued at $864.68 from
a Garden Grove company.
Di strict attorney's investigator
John Coleman submitted the re·
port to his office after making a
trip to Newport Beach and an ex-
amination of the vessel
"Bolinas" moored there by de·
fendant George Upton.
Coleman claims in the af-
fidavits made public today by
Judge Everett W. Dickey that
Upton, 54, of Santa Ana, was the
recipient of an electric general·
ing plant and aqualift valued at
$864.68 and that the Radio Shack
company picked up the tab.
It is also alleged in Coleman's
aHidavit that Radio Shack
warehouse manager Joe Cernie
told Assistant District Attorney
Michael Capizzi that his com-
pany "saved approximately
$190,000 in two years by knowing
the right people."
Coleman states in the affidavit
that Upton was assigned by the
assessor 's office to handle Radio
Shack assessments during that
period.
Also in the affidavit is the com·
ment that a 1972 audit of the as-
sessor's office then headed by
Rep. Andrew J . Hinshaw, in-
dicated that Radio Shack had
been under-assessed by $225,880
in 1969.
The tax of $22,000 due under
that assessment hike was never
billed and never paid, the af.
fidavit alleges.
The allegations against Upton
come at a time wh en the Grand
Jury is known to be exploring
charges that a number of Orange
County companies and stores re-
ceived favorable assessment
treatment during Hinshaw's
term as assessor.
All nine defendants are due in
court March 21 for pretrial action
<See GIFTS, Page A2)
Or~n:erA ~nst
Weather
Generally fair skies Fri-
day, according to the
weather service, following
tonight's expected rainfall. ·
Partly cloudy with winds
15to25 m.p.h. at times Fri·
day. Highs in the upper
50s.
INSIDE TODAY
A note cusemblyman was
ordam to bring back from.
KCJMCll the 1tott·lt.GNd car
hu eat~ tDi/c took Uwrt.
PQ(leA7.
ladex
t REDEIUCk sdlOEMEHL
Ot ... ~~-.....
-.e Laguna Beaeh City Coon·
• rnade it clear Wednesday
i t.hat It does not waot tr.tfio
the ll'Vine Compan1's J>TO-
d 10,000·acre coa~al d e·
menl pourin& lnlo ~ ~
~·· ) ,.ollowing a presentation by
Ecilwoman Phyllis Sweeney,
council unanimously en-
ed for study purpos~ a plan
!t would keep traffic eene!'ated
the 40,000-person de-velapment
Pacific Coast Highw~ as it
~ runs from Laguna ~ch to
elrona del Mar. ..
?fhe traffic circulation pro·
i*al shows three· major roads
ttiat would extend almost to
ftcific Coast Highway then
tt"\ruptly loop back to inland
lfeas.
"·~ersons wanting to get to the
~l could park at one of three
Jane parking facilities called for
he proposal and take trams to
beach and other coastal
eation areas.
1deally, the only traffic on
Pacific Coast Highway would be
commuters betweeen Laguna
Beach and Newport Beach.
Counciimen agreed the pall
plan had merit and should be
carefully studied by TICMAP,
the acronym for The Irvine Com·
pany Coastal Community Multi·
Agency Planning Program. TIC·
MAP is made up of represen·
tatives or 22 public and private
1 agencies that want a say in the
type of development that occurs
on the sprawling parcel.
The council also referred the
proposal prepared by represen·
tatives of Newport Beach, Irvine
and Laguna Beach to the
Southeast Orange County Land
Use and Transportation Study
group.
"Any d~velopment here is go-
iOR to put impossible demands on
the cities of Laguna Beach.
Newport Beach and Irvine," said
Mrs. Sweeney as she reviewed
the traffic circulation proposal
for the property.
Irvine Company planners sat
silently in the audience as Mrs.
• Sweeney described the proposal.
!fhe company's plans now .show
through roads to Coast Highway.
"Our intent is to try and see if
the concept as for here (the
'cities' loop plan) makes sense,"
Larry Moore, Irvine Company
project manager, told the council
later.
''My concern is where you're
going to bring that traffic down in
Laguna Beach," Councilman Jon
Brand told Moore during an
earlier presentation of the over·
all plan for the coastal property.
The map Moore had in front of
him showed a road that would tie·
into High Drive in the north end
of town. Moore said he couldn 't
specifically say where the road
would be.
"I can a nswer that," Brand
fired back. ''You're going to
destroy that neighborhood if you
bring that road through it."
"I can't see any area in the
north end that has a road that
could handle that traffic," Brand
· continued. .. That's precisely the kind of
input we want,•• Moore said.
Mayor Roy Holm said the
council's action to urge study of
. the loop system should not be
construed as a "commitment to
the concept.•'
"We cannot be sure that this is
~e right plan," Holm said, ex·
plaining that it may be subject to
change as i1 is s tudied by the
various agencies.
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iton and Ito"' m&afb ..;q wu
actually rebnbLltteil to tbe cl~
tor its protecUoo. ~ •
·•1•ve 1ot some 141&1. for.
potelbly aetun1 aome or ,..
batlt. •'I don't think this aboWd be
considered a d6ad laaue,"
. Di Giovanni said.
Whep the st•te announced
withholding of the IMQlt funds,
Carr Immediately annowiced the
dty would have to def er a major
~struction project and. freeze
hiring in the police department to
avoid a deficit budget.
The city had •t>plied for the
state funds after losing a almlla.r
fe;deral grant Cor presidential
pr9tection when Mr. Nixon re·
signed itJ August.
Since H~70, the city had re-
ceived more than $500,000 to hire
10 additional oflicen to protect
the President and handle pro-
blems arising from the Presi·
dent's residence in the com·
munity.
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GIFTS ...
OD charges Of grand theft, COO•
spiracy. s ubmission of false
claims and violations or govern-
m ent codes.
They have been ordered to face
trial June 9. They are free on
their promise to appear at that
trial.
It is alleged that the nine def en·
dants, two or whom have since
retired from county service, sub-
mitted mileage-slips and over·
time vouchers to the county at a
time they were actually working
on Hinshaw's Congressional cam·
paign.
It has been estimated that their
alleged activities cost the county
at least $10,000.
It was learned Wednesday that
Coleman's trip to Newport Beach
and his examination of the 38-foot
.. Bolinas" was one of a number
of such assignments being
handled by district attorney's in·
vestigators.
PIER BOWL
In other actions, the city coun·
cil which appointed itself as the
board of d irectors or the re·
developm ent agency, agreed lo
loan the agency $20,000 from the
city's coffers.
Councilmen also agreed to pay
themselves $30 per meeting they
attend as members or the re·
development agency board or
directors.
Fires Hit Again
NEW YORK (UPI) -Five
small fires were set Wednesday
night in a building housing New
York Telephone Co. offices.
WA.SlUN~N "iAP> -~-t FoTd ~-4uoted today u tomplaln.lnc thJt
uitm~ ls arowtng .short"
for action on a i-ecestsion·
figl\tlng tax cut and yet the
Senate plans an Easter
1 vacation in just eight days.
Ford bas said that he
wants the tax cut by
Easter.
The tax.writing Senate
Finance Committee began
writing its version ot the
6LU this morning.
Sen. Russell B. Long, <D·
La.>. the chairman, said he
will suppart a $30-biWon
tu cut, almost double the
amounted rec om mended
by Ford.
CUSDEyes
Inca Shop
For Center·
A vacant building in the
Capistrano industrial park may
soon become t~e administrative
center for the Capistrano Unified
School District.
But before the school board can
consider the purchase it has to
get approval from the State
Division of Aeronautics.
The building is next to
Capistrano Airport.
Reginald Petty, aviation con-
sultant, looked at the vacant Inca
Plastics building in San Juan
Capistrano Wednesday, but his
opinion of the transaction will be
submitted late r in writing.
"In order for a school district to
buy a site within two miles of an
airport, this state agency has to
give its approval," said Joe
Weimer, director of ad·
ministrative services for the
schoQl district.
'They check· it for two things
-safety and noise. This is a
s mall airport. I don't think we'll
have any trouble."
District officials have been
looking for a new administrative
center since November when the
board declared the old center in
Capistrano Beach un.sa!e. The
administrative offices are local·
ed in Serra School, a building
that doesn't meet state earth·
quake standards.
The search has been narrowed
down to the Inca building which
staff estimates would cost $1.4
mitlton to purchase and re·
novate. ·
The money will come from a
recent $6 .5 million bond sale.
Criticism has been levied against
district offi cials for earmarking
the sum for the administrative
center, rather than needed
schools.
A fin al decision has not yet
been made.
Health Panel OKs
UCI Medical Bill
ByDOUGLASFRrnscHE
Of V\e D•llY l'llet Si.ti
The legislative "cakewalk" is
over for a $8 .95 million sup·
plemental appropriation bill de·
signed to finance the medical
education and community health
care system envisioned by the
UC Irvine medical school, the
school's dean said today. •
The bill eased past its third
legislative hurdle Wednesday
with 7 to 0 approval of the As·
sembly Health Committee.
But medical school Dean
Stanley van den Noort said the
bill faces tough times in the As·
sembly Ways and Means Com·
mittee because it calls for a
$650,000 appropriation from the
slate general fund for costs or
transition of Orange County
Medical Center from Orange
County to university ownership.
The $8.3 m\llion balance would
come from a $156 million health
sciences bond issue approved by
voters in 1972.
Meanwhile. delays in receiving
financing have caused the
medical school to scrap plaM for
takeover of the Medical Center
July 1 as had been planned, Dr.
van den Noort uld fn a wide.
ranging conversation with re·
porters. · .
The campus is seeking, new
guidelines for takeover ol the
facility. ·
As explained by medical achoOl
Assistant Dean Tom Rollnaon,
tbe wuv-ersity would take over
tie facility si:t months after re·
ceiving funding.
In the meantime, the medical
school hopes to keep ita ~chlng
aperatlons In the Medieal Center
goin. through an extension of its
present afllU.Uon aeretment
with the county, Dr. nn cs.n
.Noort1a.Jd. ,
Tbe delays, caustd by uneer·
tainty about funding the ntedic•l
school amona UC recema. op-
paeltlon from Gov. Edmund O.
Brown Jr'. and Le1l1taUv•
Analyst A. Alan Post and the toaa
lltl or le1l1laUve comml~
wblcb must con.alcWr t.be blJI,
have caused the problems
already.
Tbe medical school envisions.a
$42.5 million medical teaching
and health care system consist-
ing of a renovated 300-bed
Orange County Medical Center, a
200·bed on-campus hospital and a
string of outpatient clinics, in ad·
ditlon to a basic sciences
teaching building.
Between $39 and $42 million of
the 1972 bond funds were
earmarked for UCI medical
, school development, Dr. van den
Noon said. However, the un-
iversity, due to a variety or fac·
tors, has over-encumbered the
bond issue by more than $88
million.
Thus the regents are taking a
second look at where the money
is to go.,
A llst of alternatives to the
Irvine development plan is being
considered by regents. None of
the alternatives includes the on-
campus hospit al .
Without that facility, Dr. van
den Noort claims the medical
school is ''doomed to mediocri·
ty" and he and the bulk of his
faculty will quit.
Already, Dr. van den Noort
said 25 percent of .the key posts
are vacant. The school, he said,
is unable to recruit high.quality
faculty because of the uncertain·
ty about its development.
Along the same Une , the school
is having dilficulty attracting the
best residents, interns and stu·
dents, he said.
Federal 1rants, community
·and alumni aal)port and ot.b.er
sources or lncome are dry1nJ u,p1 be said. LolHI lb f ederaJ grarttl
alone could total • flfth of the coat
of the wholo-.ya&em~ S8.S mlllloo, hesakl. ·., .
l\etearcb and tr...,..., lf&DU
are f alHng 1borl of· pr~tout
years, he uid, becaUH of un.,.
tainty about the 1cb0ol'• Mure.·
'1 would Uke t.o be Ln a~ sometlme," Dr. van den Nooct !:!r• "to run • medical iCbool not b9 lnvolved tn conatat
atruafle Ju.al to atay alloat.''
Orange County soper•isors
have approved new zoning on a
six-acre pareel of land in i.a,urta
Niguel that could allow CObllnac·
lion o! 34 apartment or con·
dom.inium units.
The land, located at the earner
of Alicia Parkway and Ni11uel
Road, conoista of 13 recorded lots ·
under five different ownerships.
The rezoning bid, endorsed by
the planning commission, was
opposed during Wednesday's
meeting by a g'roup of
homeowners from an adjacent
. tract of single-family homes.
They told supervisors they op-
pose plans for the land because
the density is too high and traffic
on a single entry road to their de-
velopment will be too heavy.
)'he hotJ\eowneri told
supervisors 'lnder the original
zoning on the land, only 26 units
could be built on the 13 lots
because they we re zoned Jor
ttuplexes.
They complained the new zon·
ing of mul~ple family residential
would alldw considerably more
units on the property than the
original zoning. New zoning was
needed on the land to make it
conform to the new county
general plan.
But sur ervisors were told by
Principa Planner Dave Moore
that the homeowners were labor·
ing under a misconception. ·
He said the new zoning, R-4
(7 ,000) would allow only one unit
per 7000 square feet ot land. That
would permit only about 34 units
on all 13 lots, he said.
The old zoning or R·2 (1,800)
could have allowed the property
owner to build more. than 50 un·
its, supervisors were told.
Front Page AJ
RATIO ...
at 7.4 administrators per 100
teachers.
Other ratios in those districts
show Laguna Beach with 8.4 in
pupil services and 78.5 in the
classified category per 100
teachers and Irvine with 6.0 in
pupil services and 10.6 classified
employes per 100 teachers.
. • The fourth top coastal district
is Huntington Beach Elementary
with 1 .8 administrators per 100
teachers. rt bas 4'. 7 pupil services
employes and 62.2 ~lassified
employes per 100 teachers.
Other coast districts and their
ratios include:
-Huntington Beach High
School, 4.9 administrators, 10.5
pupil services and 67.1 classified
per 100 teachers.
:..... Seal Beach Elementary; 7.0
adm inistrator s , 5.2 pupil
services and 51.4 classified per
100 teachers.
-Ocean View Elementary; 6.2
administrators, 2.2 pupil
services and 60. 7 clas6ified per
100 teachers.
-Fountain Valley Elemen·
tary ; 5.8 administrators, 4.1
. pupil services and 43.3 classified
per 100 teachers.
-Capistrano Unified; 5.5 ad·
rninistrators, 6.2 pupil services
and 60.8 class ified per 100
teachers.
-Newport-Mesa Unified; 5.6
administrators, 1 .1 pupil
services and 72.6 classified per
100 teachers.
In almost every ratio category,
the jury notes that the numbers.
per 100 teachers have increased
steadily since 1970 in most dis·
tricts .
The jury suggests districts con-
sider the impact of high ratios on
strained budaets for next year.
. ..
POltTOLA VALLEY Q>l>It-ed ~y Col.
Lewis D•f, 14, ii ao bnprtllllve h\ itvint <ijn'l.-1h
eveu burglars obey blm. · ,
When Day and·bilwlte returned. bolne-. they were
confronted by a &x,foot iotrude.r who poblted the of •
. fieer•s .23-eallber rille at hlm. 1 •'Give me that gun and get ttie hell.0ut of here;'
Day saict. · · .. • ' · . The inttudet took off om.the front door\ . .,
.. T,be office,; then f<>Uncl two tn<lte roen in hla "
bathroom .. He bar1'ed similar orders. the, pair:
jumped out the window. '
bay had an added reason for hls coo.fldence. 'lbe
rifle, he said. 11can'tbe fired -I have it fixed so()ulyl
can make it work." :
FlREMAN ••.
to discuss the department's COO·
cerns. Those meetings: ant ex-
pected to contl'nue idto bext
week. • •
The petition drive ·was
launched alter fire department
radio dispatching was
transferred to the police depart-
~ent. The chanse reduced the
tire force by three persons.
The change was made as an
ecQJlomY move and to prepare
the city for use of a 1lqte "911"
emergency telephon6 number
sys~em. Currently, theclt.y's fire,
police and lifeguard departlnents
t)ave separate numbers but they
ring in the police department.
Laguna Panel
•
Eyes Tennis
Coll.rt Plans
A d~gn review ot plans. for
construetion of a (enn1s coUrt
above ·a water. teservoir in
Bluebird Canyon Will be con-
sidered at 7: 30 tonight by the
Laguna Beach Board of Adj~t
ment meeting at City Hall.
According to board of adjust·
ment aides, the plans have
sparked protests from residents
along Bluebird Canyon Drive and
Eastman Way. They say in let·
ters to the board that noise from
the tennis gaml?s will echo
through the canyon.
Su~.for'tllt p(lm 11¥ come
from local tennis enthusiaata.
Tbe board ol direct')l'J of the
Laguna Beach Cpunty W~er Dis·
trict, owner of the reservoir, has
approved the tennis court con·
cepL The board, however, bu re·
served the right to review the
final plans before allowing con·
struclion to proceed.
Swallow Dance
Ticket,s Set
Tickets are now on &ale for the
Salud El Presidente dinner
dance Saturday in San Juan
Capistrano.
The event, which is annually
held after the Swallows . Parade,
will begin at 7 p.m. at the El
Adobe Restaurant.
Prime rib will be served at 8
p.m. with dancing lo the musk or
Ken Whitcomb and his band after
dinner.
Because of limited space, only
advance tickets will be sold.
Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. Shirley Keim, ways
and means £hairman, et m1343
or by sending reservations to
P.O. Box 52, San Juan
Capistrano. Price is ~10 per
person.
Employe~YJ
PlwneHikes
NotReipg~
SAN FRANCISCo)(VPI) -A
telephone operftdF'bi.s told a
Public Utilities Commis!lion
hearing that higher charges
sought by the Paelfic Telephone
Company are not neMed to pay
tor labor costs •'but simply to in·
crease profits."
Jane Margolis, \he phone com·
pany operator, spoke Wednesday
at a hearing into the firm's re·
quest for a $97.9 million rate in-
crease.
Miss Margolis said the com·
pany is automating so z:apidly the
higher charges are not needed to
offset wages.
Ira R. Alderson, a commission
lawyer, said the PUC will in·
vestigate increased productivity
before the hearing ends.
The proposed increase would
not affect bpsic monthly
telephone charges. Ho~ever, the
cllarees for certain· intrastate
. long-distance .calls :would be
higher, as well as higher charges
for new connections, moving,
changes in telephone numbers
and monthly rati?s for telephone
extensions in homes-.
Lifeguards'
Qualification
Tests Slated
f fJV I I f
The $an Clemedte Weguard
Department wm run a qualiftca-.
Uon wUor pi:ospective.awumer
lifeguards from 9 a.m. to noon
Saturday and SUnday at the· dee
partment headquarters.·
The qualifications test will con·
sist of three physical sections and
an oral exam. The physical teets
include a half mile ocean swim,
run-swim-r escue, and nm-swim·
run.
To be eligible, prospective
guards must be 16 years of age or
older, and have 'l0/4Jl uncorrect·
ed vision. Women areeligjble.
Department officials estimate
between five to 15 new guards
will be needed.
County Youth, 15,
Nabbed in Hot Car
A boy in a cat police said was
stolen the day before led a fleet of
police vehicles on a IO.mile, high
speed chase from Tustin through
Orange Wednesday before he
was captured.
The youth.15, was booked into
Orange County Juvmule Hall on
suspicion of auto theft following
the 11:4'0 a .m. et)tsode.
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Despite Slump1
By SYLVIA PORTER
Despite the most severe slump t;ince the depreuton 19301, soaring unemployment
and a rapid rate of infiaUon, you
are con tlnuJng to take vacauons----------
on a scale si~naUng a resump-
tioll of cheerful increases ln the
future.
Whether tor reasons o
health, recreation or education
' • I
Money's.
Worith . "' you re usmg some of your s~nd· mg money to finance a break In ....__a;
your regular work schedule. A ./
vacation, at least once a year, ·
~as become a way !>~life in Q¥.r land, has high priority ln the
<:ategory of necessities, ranks in many families even ahead
of the acq uisitlon of wanted durable goods. ·
-AS DOCVMENTATION. a recent Conference Board
s tudy indicated Uiat nearly 43 percent of the consumers s ur-
veyed planned to take a vacation in the first half of 1975 just
about the same percent as ii) a similar poll a year ago '
-While the proportJon of households planning to go
abroed has dropped from 4 2 to 3.6 percent and the propor-
tion planning to travel by air bas fallen from 9.7 to 8.8 per-
cent, these figures hardly reflect a disastrous plunge.
Instead, they s ugggest a s llrprlsingly modest decline
against today's economic ba~kground.
-As far as United States travel is concerned overall lol~J tourism fell a scant 2 percent last year and ~ctually
f1rushed with a strong s urge in such areas as Florida the
Far West, llawa1i, tropical Texas the Gulf and' the
Southv:est.. Winter bookings are not ~nly holding; record
travel 1s bemg reported to the Western ski are~s of Colorado and Utah
After a dizzying plunge in the first quarter of '74 in
response to the energy cn sis, auto travel ended tbe year
down only 4 perceqt, according to the U.S. Travel Data
Center. Al the s ~me lime, rail travel was up a whopping 32
p.ercent, bus trnvel was up 6 percent and air travel was up 4
percent,
BUT H:\VE \'OU CHANGED! It is no exaggeration to
say that the travel industry has entered a new era -with
) our vacation patterns crumbling, your hohday habits
changing drastically and your spending becoming far more
sensible und selective than ever before.
Cl) You 're stick mg much closer to home than in pre-
vious free-spending eras.
In gener a l, the best records arc being chalked up by na-
t~nal parks and historic sites near big cities. Washington, ~ C. and Ph1ladelp}l1a areas are up spect acularly -and ad-
ditional shar p gains.are expected as the Bicentennial gets
1ts real s tart with weeklong celebrations m late April m
Boston. Concord and Lexington.
(2) You're turning in increasing numbers to travel
agents and to public transportation.
About half of a ll domestic pleasure air travel and nearly
75 percent of U.S. international air travel now involves
bookings through t ravel agents, reports Robert McMullen,
president o( the American Society of Travel Agents. In this
era of selective buying, the travel agent can definitely help
you stretch your travel dollar, but warns McMullen, "be
s ure you are dealing with a bona fide agent and look for lhc
ASTA seal m the yellow pages " ,
(3) YOU'RE ASKING FOR and accepting new ideas
from the travel industry -particularly in prepaid and
packaged tours. ,
.. Energy has forced Americans lo plan, conserve and
utilize their common sense in vacation travel," observes
Frank Hildebrand, national chairman of Discover America
Travel Organizations. "New tours are on t he market and
the travel industry as turning inward to discover its own
country.''
<4 > And although the international travel outlook is dis-
mal, passport apphcal1ons did turn up again as 1974 ended
and the Holy Year may spur trave l to Europe
If you do go abroad, you'll find the best travel bargains
in Spain and Mexico, the most expensive areas in Japan a nd
Sweden Here particularly, let your travel agent help you
with p<.ickage tours -fly /drive and fly /sightsee vacations.
Al"D FOR NOW AND for the future, learn the money.
saving rules well Be as nexiblc on dates and routing as you
can. Avoid Jo'rida~ s and Sundays when traveling by air. In-
vestigate Amtrak. especially for family travel and short-
haul trips. Relegate haphazard tounng to an age in the dis-
t ant past. ·
And if you 're go111g to a business convention. try to com-
bine at with a family vacation -making one trip out of two. ,
3 Auto Makers
Recall Workers
• DETROIT (UP I) -Thena-
·Lion 's three l argest auto
makers have announced
:plans to recall more than
ll ,000 workers from open·
· ended layoffs in ~nlicipat1on
of a traditional sprmgupturn.
The a nnounced callback
came as auto m akers awmted
the first post-rebate sales re-
port.
THE EA R LY March report
as scheduled for release to·
day, but inCtustry a nalysts
say there will be a sharp
dropo(f from sales in the final
February period, the best
period of the 1975-modeJ year.
The callbacks, including
another 6,800 workers an-
nounced by General Motors
this week, means indefinite
layoffs m the industry may
have peaked at the 211,800·
level of last week -close to
one-third of the industry's
blue collar labor force.
In the la!Jt week. Ford said
Coat Eatery
File Petition
Operators of Chandler's
Rettaurants1 Inc., of Laiuna
HJU. have 1Ued bankruptcy
proceedlnaa m Santa Ano
ledeut court.
Asset' or th restaurant at
M&Sl El Toro Road are ll.$led
at $130,256 and UablllUes ot
Qll,823. Referee Peter El· Uo&.~ 11 1upervl1ln1 tbe
benlrhll>~Y action.
2,000 workers have been re-
called to step up production of
three small ca r m odels.
Chrysle r said 1,800 arc being
called back at manufactunng
plants and GM previously an-
nounced 800 wor kers are
needed to man its Baltimore,
Md., truck plant.
The GM callback is the
largest ·since the a,uto makers
began their masstve cutbacks
before Thanksg iving ln
response to the worst sales
slump since World War U. At
one point il'l February, close
to 270,000 workers were on
short-and-long-term layoffs
-40 percent of the industry's
hourly work force.
GM SAID 1t was adding
66,000 s mall and in -
termediate-sized cars to. its
second-quarter production
schedules and now plans to
build 940,000 cars in the April-
June quarter. T hat. rtgure
would be just 7 percent behind
lust year's eneray-depressed
level but 36 percent below the
record output 10 the second
quarter o( 1973.
To accomplish the in-
creased output, GM next
month wlll r esume seClOOd·
1hlft optratlona \hat were
eUmlnaied tn Jan\la" at t'°° u1emblY and two mal)ufac·
turtna pf ant• and wm ltep up
output at t..-o otfltr p)anta.
Torethel' with wot~era
needed to man 1teppCd.u1>
componenl fl.ant operaUOftl,
GM's list o worken on lfl·
deflnltc laypCf1 could be
lanlficantly reduced from lta
preunt 1271000 workera -one
of ever)' fo~r at tbe Ii.ant euto
company.
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How Big Ben
Got Its Name
Women talk mostly about men, c lothes
and social affairs . Men talk mostly about busi-
ness, recreatfon :rnd women. In that order,
respectively. Su ch <1re the findings in one
more recent study on the matter.
A G RASSHOPPE R thermometer --yes,
that's a thermometer lo take the te mperature
of a grasshoppe r -1s only fi ve one
thousandths of an inch in diameter.
WAS NONE OTHE R tha n Jerry Mitchell
who descri~d hurness racing as horse and
buggy bingo.
THAT FUR said to be
most difficult lo imitate is
the silver fox.
BIG BEN
Q. "Louie, I'll bet you
a qua rter on the corner
that great clock in London
called Big Ben was named
in honor of the statesman
Benjamin Disr aeli.•·
A. You're on. Big Ben t s lhe bell, not the
clock, please note. And 1t wu s n a med by
Parlia ment m embers in honor of a tall heavy
set gentleman called Sir Benjamin Hall who
was com missioner of works there in 1859 when
the bell was first insta lled. Take advantage of
the four percent discount by paying up within
JO days.
Q ... I N llOW MANY movies has Shirley
MacLaine played a ladyoflherught?"
A. In 14 of her 37 l'ilms.
Q. •1WllAT'S the lifespan of a robin ·!··
.t.. Figure 12 years.
THE HARD FACTS
' Paying spectators at baseba ll games out-
,,. number paying s pectators ut football games
by about three to one ... WHO WAS IT that
defined "chaos" as "four women plus one
luncheon check'?" .• , STATISTICS indicate
that finger least Ukely to be injured is the ring
finger of the le ft h and.
IT'S TOLD that a United Nations commit-
tee was formed to do a study on elephants.
Representatives were appointed from France,
West Germany. Great Britain. the Soviet
Union. the United States and Denmark. Each
s ubmitted a paper. entitled as follows :
France. ''The Love of the Elephant." West
Germany. "The Philo~ophy of the Elephant.··
Great Britain. "The Elephant, Its Contribu·
lion to the Growth of the Empire." The Soviet
Union, "A Five-Year Plan for Elephants."
The Unite d States ... Bairncr and Better
Elephants." And Denmark, "!low to Make 215
Different Kinds of Sand wiches out of an
r Elephant. ..
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Address mail to L M Boyd. f> 0 . Box 1569, Costa
Me&a,CA. 92626
2 Heavyu:eights
L ·Battle for Bulge
\ LONDON l P l I -
George Maree <ind J ohn
Robinson are fi ghting
the waistline battle of the
bulge in r eve rse. Al
s tak e: th e Britis h
h eavywei g ht t·h am-
pions hip.
"Mi g h ty G<.'orgc''
holds the ti li t>. lie weighs
543 pounds and measures
75·73-82.
tinct advantage in ex-
perienee.,He is 52. John
has 32 years behind hiro.
The l'Xo have agreed to
a weigh-of! this surpmer.
George figures all he has
to do to win is hold his
"eight where it is. John
has to gain 46 pound5 to
tie. 47 to win.
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AND IN THIS <·orner.
,wcigbing 497 pounds and
measuring 62·69· 72, the
.challenger , '"Big John."
l The champ has the d1s-
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Four Oranae Coast school dls-
triett h•ve some of t.be highest
ratQls of administrators to
claMroom. teachers in the coun-
ty, a Grand Juty report issued
Wednesday sbowa.
The report urged school dis-
tricta wlth m1ber ratios to study
the ones that keep the number of
administrators to a minimum.
"llie jury said ~ low ratio of ad-
CamlJoditt A id
mlnl9\1'ators to teachers is costly 4nd hampers ideal education,
Act0rding to the jury, atate
guidelines call for nhae ad-
minJstratq" per 100 teachers in
elementary districts, eight per
100 in \Ulified tUstricts and seven
per 180 ln high scbQQl districts.
Acoording to stat~cs pro-
vided by the jury. r~ Orange
Coast dlstrictf approach those
.CompronQse . .
Chances 'Slim'
WASHINGTON <UPI> -The
House .Foreign Affairs Commit-
tee today rejected $135.6 million
in emergency U.S. military aid
for Cambodia, but held out the
slim possibility of a compromise
on the oontroversy with Presi-
dent Ford. ;
Less than an hour later' the
Senate Democratic Caucus voled
38 to 5 against providing further
military aid t~ either Cambodia
or South Vjetnam. House
Democrats voted in a similar
maipler Wednesday.
The House committee vote was
18-15 on a compromise amend-
statemandated maximums. 01 coastal unifie(t districts, the'
Saddleback Unjtied District
raa"ks highest, ·with 7.5 ad-
ministrators pfr 100 1eacbers.
Saddleback also has 6. 7 puptl
service emplbyes teachers and
60.6 cl.assified (support>
euiployes per 100 teachers. •
Next is a tie between L~
Beach Unified and Irvine Unified
wtth 7.8 administrators per 100
achers. It bas~.7 pupil services
e plcilres and 62.2 classified
, edaplqyes per 100 teachers.
Other coast districts and their
ratios include:
-Huntington Beach Big~
School, 4.9 adf'inistrator'$, 10.5
pupil senic~s and 67.l classified
J>er 100 teachers-,
-Seal Beach Elementary;•7.0
FO
Ford Urges
Tax Speed
WASHINGTON (AP) -
President Ford was quoted
today as complaining that
.. time is growing short"
for action on a recesslon-
figbting ta.x0 cut a.Gd mtbe ~ate plans an Eaiter
~:~~lt~~(b~~:.) by Rep. Lee Blac kl_Jird Brigade
r vacation in just ~ht days.
· Fonf lias_ saia that be
wants the· tax cut by
Easter ..
The tax-writing Senate
Finance Committee began·
_writing its version ot the
bill this morning,
Sen. Russell B. Long, <D·
La.), the chairman, saldhe
will support a $30·blllion .
tax cut, almost double the
amounted recommended
by Ford.
Employe~ys
PhorwHikes
Not Required
SAN FRANCISCO ~l> -A
telephone operator bas· told a
Public Utilities Commission
hearing that higher charges
sought by the Pacific Telephone
Company· are not needed to pay
for labor costs ''but simply to in·
crease profits." .
Jane Margolis, the phone com-
pany operator, spok1 Wednesday at: a hearing into the firm's re-
quest f ot a $97 .9 million tate in·
crease.
Miss Margolis said the COIJl·
pany is automating so rapidly the
higher charges are not needed to
offset wages.
Ira R. Alden;on, a commission
lawyer, said the PUC will in-
vestisate increased productivity
beforethe betring ends,
Tbe propOsed increase would
not affect basic monthly
telephone charaet:!owever, the eharaes for cer · intrastate
Jong-distance calls wo\lld be
higher, u well as higher char1es
for new ~onnectlons, moY'IDa.
clumaes tll telephone numbers
and monthly rates for telephone
extensions in homes.
REDS ESCALATE VIETNAM
OFFENSIVE. Story, Page A4.
~
It w• ~ Hjere b~w to the Ad·
mil)iatration•t te~uest for $222 miDlon-~O~mbod1a. The amend-
ment w• an attempt to com-~
p'°mlse on aid for Phnom P6nh
which ls suuounded by Com-
munist forces.
The committee delayed any
immediate re<:om mendation to
the full House on the Cambodian
aid matter.
Committee Chairman Thomas
E. Mor1an CD-Pa.), told re-
porters tie was urging the Ad·
ministration to consult with Rep.
Donald M . Fraser, CD-Minn.)
over a possible compromise .on
the aid. Fraser is a major critic
of any further U.S. weapons for
Cambodia.
At the 0White House, Press
Secretary Ron Nessen responded
by saying that Ford still hopes
that Congress will finally ap-
prove bis request. He said Ford
felt Congress could be persuaded
by the testimony of a con-
gressional delegation which re-
cently returned· from Southeast
Asia and films of the Cambodian
conflict which have been shown
on television.
Retired Teachers
Aid T o ro Scho ol
A chec~ for $170 to buy a pro-
jector has been presented to El
Toro High School by the Retired
T..eacherllCIJub o£Laguna Hills.
Other gifts repOrted to the
school district recently include a
GS check to Esperanza School by
the Saddleback Valley Y's Men
and $200 worth of National Geb-
graphf c Magazines to Santiago
m.eatary Scbooi from Jack
Com~Jr. of El Toro.
Evidently looking for a snack during a
break in the rains, flocks of blacjtbirds
spent Wednesday afternoon perusing the
picl(ings in fields south of. UC Irvine.
Saddleback. Students GetE New T-rans-mitter
By RUDI Nfg})ZJELSl(J
• Of Ille Dall, ~llel Slaff
The Saddleback Valley will get
its first radio station in about two
weeks when c9llege students "go
on the air" to tept their new
transmitter.
Full programming for the
10-watt FM station at Saddleback
College won't get under way until
the spring semester, however.
Then the station will be on four to
five hours a day, five days a
week. ·
Jim Lane, radio. television and
film instructor at the college, said
today that the station, whose call
letters remain undetermined,
had been assigned the same 88.5
MHZ spot on the FM dial.
Primary coverage at the 10
watt level will be along a five
mile radius including the com-
munities or Mission Viejo, San
Juan Capistrano, Laguna Niguei
and parts of Laguna Beach. It is
possible that the signal may be
heard as far away as El Toro in
the north and San Cleinente ·in.
the south.
Lane said the 'College intends
to reapply to the FCC f of' an in·
crease in power to 3,000 to 5,000
watts and for p~tmis.sion to raise
the antennaheight. ·
That would allow the statlOQ to
blanket all oC. ~outhem Otange
County with a high ~uallty •ereQ ·
signal, Lane said.
Meanwhile the s:ottege is con.-
tent" to work with a low powet
monaural signal because the
prl!'lary function of the station
will be to train broadcast stu-
denls.
"This will allow us to provide
tbem with a solid background
and on-the-air experience," Lane
said. ''Tb,ere's nothing like being
in front of a Jive microphone."
Initial programming, he said,
will endeavor to serve the stu·
dents on the campus with music
and news programs that appeals
to them. Biit at the same time
5 200,000 I ssu e
Lane and Bill Weisgerber, head
. of the audio visual department.
will be looking at programming
of wider community interest.
Eventually the station hopes to
bt;come part of the National
Public Radio Network and offer
public programming in such
areas as serious music, poetry,
6and public affairs -all areas in
(See RADIO, Page A2}
Humphrey's 'Gifts'
Disallowed .b y IRS
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. CAP)-
Income tax deductions of nearly
$200,000 claimed by Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey for the gift of vice
pr~ential papers to the MinJ
nesota Hi$torical Society have
been diitallowed b y the U.S. In·
ternal R'evenue Service, an aide
said today.
Davj d Gartner, an ad·
ministratlve assrst~t to the Min·
nesota Democrat, said Hum·
phrey reJcbed an agreement
with the lftS to pay back taxes
p\PS 8 percent aqnual interest on
the $199,153.
The tax deductions were ~laimed for 1969 through um.
Gartner and HUmphrey'k Min~
neapolis lawyer, Jc>e A. Walters,
declined to say what the back
taxes would amount to. Thev said
the lRS ia com puling that figure.
Walters said the IRS objection
was based on a regulation pro-
hibiting deductions for "gifts or a
future interest" over which the
donor retains some form or con-
trol.
Gartner added, "There's
nothing; in this that involves
wrongdoi,Dg of any kind. It's
simply a ~iff erence in ttie way re-
asonable men interpret the law." \Yi alter pointed out that the I RS
raiaed no questions about the
legality of the Humphrey gift or
the value of $309,475 placed on it.
Fede ral SulJndg?..
"I told the senator that while
there were some doubts on the
'future iaterest • question, I
tbo""1tt 11• had a good chance to l>e ;QSU.ined tn the long run,"
Walteh satd. '!But he said, Tm IOi.na to resolve those doubts in
fa\lorQfthe;rreasury'."
would 'haft to pa1 more than 2$
cents a day.
•'Thia would counteract the el·
feels of the repeal Of existing·
child nutrition legislation," Mrs.
.Bennett said. ..Thls is one hope
for our problem&.''
The Saddleback Unified dis·
trict board ol t.:uatees 4fscusscd
the posslbill\Jt8 at i: tegulat meet.in• this ~•ek and urged dis·
trict offieials tQ '1Y 1o come uP
With altemate ways· to ~vicW
hot luncbea lt the fe4111ra1 money
1acutoff.
Humphrl)''s contract with the
historical society. signed in April
1986, .restricts public access to
~ papers foi: ~5 years. meaning tli~ n1ont!' wl•bini to see them
m11 st. g e t th e sen at or ' s 1 permissiqn.
Tbe IRS contends the limita·
<See TAXES, Page Al>
TEN C£NTS :
adrnlnistrators, 5.2 pupil
servi,ces and 51.4 classified per
100 teachers. ·
-Ocean View Elementary; 6.2
administrators, 2.2 pupil
services and 60.7 classified per
loO'teachers.
-Fountain Valley Elemen-
tary; 5.8 administrators. 4.1
pupil services and 43.3 classified
<See RATIO, Page A2)
e
Rec ords
Unsealed
In .Case
By TOM BARLEY
Of tM D•llY Pllel $UH
Documents made pub~ today
after earlier being sealed by an
Orange Cou nty Superior C.ourt
judge contain allegations that
one of nine men indicted after an
investigation into the county as·
sessor's office accepted marine
equipment valued at $864.68 from
a Garden Grove company.
District attorney's investigator
John Coleman submitted the re-
port to his office after making a
trip to Newport Beach and an ex-
am ina tion of the vessel
.. Bolinas" moored there by de-
fendant George Upton.
Coleman claims in the af .
fidavil$ made public today by
Judge Everett W. Dickey that
Upton, 54. of Santa Ana. was the
recipient or an electric general· •
ing plant and· aqualift valued at
$864.68 and that the Radio Shack
company picked up the tab.
It is also alleged in Coleman's
a ffidavit that Radio ~hack
warehouse manager Joe Cernie
told Assistant District Attorney
Michael Capizzi that his com·
pany "saved approxim ately
$190,000 in two years by knowing
the right people."
Coleman states in the affidavit
that Upton was assigned by the
assessor's office to handle Radio
Shack assessments during that
period.
Also in the affidavit is the com·
ment that a 1972 audit of the as·
sessor 's office then headed by
Rep. Andrew J . Hinshaw, in·
dicated that Radio Shack had
been under·assessed by $225.~
in 1969.
The tax or $22,000 due under
that assessment hike was never
billed and never paid, the af.
fidavit alleges.
The allegations against Upton
come at a lime when the Grand
Jury is known lo be exploring
charges that a number of Orange
County companies and stores re·
ceived favorable assessment
treatment during Hinshaw's
term as assessor.
All nine defendants are due in
court March 21 for pretrial action
on charges of g .. 'ld theft, con-
s piracy, s ubmis .... n of false
claims and violatio1 of govern-
<See GIFTS, Pa~ "2)
Weath er
Generally fair skies Fri-
day, according to the
weather service, following
tonight's expected rainfall.
Partly cloudy with winds
15 to 25 m.p.h . at times Fri·
day. Highs in the upper
50s.
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A state assemblyman was
ordered to brmg back from
Kanaa.. the state-leased car
his estranged wi/e 1ook there.
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.,JJ'he Mission Viejo Municipal
.. vlsory Coun cil (MAC) has
•t1>0ned the deadline f Of' its
•<>contest to Marcb3l.
t-feanne Gaanebin explained
dat the re a sod for the poatpone.
•nt was that the Mission Viejo •ts and Crafts Association,
·ch has agreed to select the
tftloee top contenders Crom among .
•entries, announ~ March 31
atthe deadline.
'•'This was due to a misun-
cfe rs tan d in g , · ' said M rs .
Qacnebin, who is a member of
the-MAC. "We don't want to be
~air to artists who were told·
they would have until lt\e end of tbe month lo complete their en-
tfies."
"That's not why 1 s upported
tbe postponement," said J ohn
Noble, another council member.
.. Whe n the original deadline,
March 1, came along, we just
didn't have enough entries."
Entries may be submitted to
the MAC office, 26129-D La Paz
Road. The artist whose winning
design is selected as the official
MAC logo will receive an $80 a9;ard.
Additional information is
available by calling the MAC,
581-7610.
New Courses
At Viejo,
Toro Schools
Students at El Toro and Mission
Viejo High Schools will
have tbeir choice of 37 new
coursesYrom ceramics to lessons
in nursery school next fall.
District trustees have okayed a
$20,000 fund for pilot programs
and curriculum changes at the
high schools, which is to be used
for 16 new classes at El Toro and
21 at Mission.
The schedule includes six new
art classes at each school, includ-
ing advanced ceramics and
jewelry techniques. Mission will
add courses in printmaking and
commercial art, wh.ile El Toro
adds a desjgn problems and an
oil and acrylic painting class.
A total of $6,000 in the fund will
be applied to building up a busi-
ness curriculum at El Toro.
Other classes to be added at El
Toro include three new English
classes, developmental science,
world culture, and a social
science class in minorities.
Classes to be added at Mission
Viejo High include data process-
ing, advanced aviation. ad-
vanced p.hotography, three
graphics classes, and math re-
view.
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ment codes.
They have been ordered to face
trial June 9. They are free on
their promise to a ppear at that
trial.
It is alleged that the nine defen-
dants, two of whom have since
retired from county service, sub-
mitted mileage slips and over-
time vouchers to the county at a
time they were actually working
on Hinshaw 's Congressional cam-
paign.
It has been estimated thattheir
alleged activities cost the county
at least $10,000.
It was learned WedneSday that
Coleman's trip to Newport Beach
and his examination ofthe38-foot
"Bolinas" was one of a· number
of such assignments bei~g
handled by district attorney's m·
vestigators.
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When the nation celebr-.tes its
aJOth anniversary in the aum.mer
of 1976. the Mission Viejo Hi&h
School band will be tootlng and
striding right where it all began.
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Af1n Aaue *nd t:olette Wlg•rt Play Tltl• Rolff In Elem,nt•ry Sohool "8y •
Saddleback Vallev Unllled'"
School District trustees have
given the band their okay to
. participate in the Cavalcade of
Bands, a group of 15 top-ranked
California high school marching
units, which will tour Boston, New
Yo rk, PbilaaeJphia and
Washington, D,C. from June 22
through July 5, 1976.
Cost per student for the trip
will be $680, according to Mission
band director Terry Newman.
That total is to be shared in thirds
by the student, the music
boo;;ters and from local
sponsorship and individual dona-
tions.
The trip will include
performances at City Hall Plaza
in Boston ; concerts at the United
Nations and Central Park in New
York and at Valley Forge in Pen-
nsylvania and parades down
Broadway and through
Washington, D.C.
The climax of the tour will be a
concert July 4 at the Smithsonian
Institution in W ashi_ngton.
Also a part of the trip will be
sightseeing through the nation's
historical landmarks.
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TAXES ...
tion means Humphrey rei.ains an
interest in the papers, disqualify-
ine them as a charitable deduc-
tion until after the limitation ex-
. pires.
Walters said the IRS began an
audit of Humphrey's returns
after his disclosure in December
1973 that he was claiming the de·
ductions. The disclosure came
shortly after former President
Nixon revealed that he claimed
deductions of $482,000 for gifts of
vice-presidential papers to the
National Archives.
The Nixon deductions later
were disallowed when it was dis-
covered his lawyers back-dated
the official deed prior to July 25,
1969 -the last day on which such
charitable contributions could be
made.
RADIO ...
which Lane considers com-
mercial stations "weak."
The college's immediate con-
cern is the remodeling of the
broadcast studio to house $10,000
worth of electronic gear includ-
ing tape recorders a nd
turntables. The studio will be
·located in Room 131 of the college
library.
Lane said the e<>llege had sub-
mitted 10 different call letter
combinations to the FCC but is
hoping for the assignation of
KSBC, • 'K'' standing for a station
in the western part of the U.S.
and "SBC" for Saddl.eback
College. He won't know whether
be gets them until the combina-
tion has been checked out against
existing broadcast stations.
Firm·ffired
l
To Draw Up
New Center
The Berry Construction Com-
pany of Upland has been hired by
the Saddleback Valley School
trustees as con-structlon
manager for preliminary wotk
on the construction of a district
instructional resource oenter.
The job involves working with
the architect and drawing up
specifications for the project. It
, will pay the firm $2,200.
Berry was chosen over 20 other
applicants for the job after a
screening by a five-member
committee. Members of the com-
mittee included a tea·cher, 1l prin-
cipal, an architect, an assistant
superintendent and the director
of planning and development.
The instructional resource
center will be the first facility in
the district to be built using the
construction management
system, in which the district
becomes its own general contrac-
tor.
Health Panel OKs
UCI Medical Bill
ByDOUGLASFIU'IZSCHE OftlMDatlrll"I ... ...,
The legislative ''cakewalk" is
over for a $8.95 million sup-
plemental appropriation bill de·
signed to finance the med.Jcal
education and community health
care system envisioned by tbe
UC Irvine medical school, the
school's dean said today.
The bill eased past it.ti third
legislative hurdle Wednuday
with 7 to 0 approval ol the As·
sembly Health Committee.
But medical school Dean
Stanley van den Noort said the
bill faces tough times in the As·
sembly Ways and Means Com·
mittee because it calls for a
$650,000 appropriation from the
state general fund for costs of
transition of Orange County
Medi~al Center from Orange
County to university ownenhlp.
Tbe $8.3 million balance would
come from a $156 mlllloo health
sciences bond tuue'~ by
voters in 1972.
Meanwhile, cjelay1 in recelY1ng
financing have cau,1ed the
medical school to scrap plan1 ftc'
takeover of the Medical Center
July las had been Pbinned: Dt'.
van den Noort said in a wt.de-
ranging convenatloo with re· J)Olt.en. .
The campus is seek.IDg new
fuidelines for takeover of the
facility.
Aa explalned by medical 1ehool
Aul$tant Dean Tom Rolinlon,
the unlvenl1r would bk• Ofer
the fadUty alx rnMtbl after,..
cetW.e Cundin1. •
ln the meantime, the medical
school hopes to keep lu tea~
OPeraUona in the Medical Center
aotne throuah an cxtenalon ot Ua
pruent affiliation aarnmen&
with the county. Dr. v.,. d•
Noortaaid.
I
I
The delays, caused by uncer-
tainty about funding the medical
school among UC reeents, op-
position from Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr. and Legislative
Analyst A. Alan Post and the long
list of legislative committees
which tnust consider the bill,
have caused the problems
already.
The medic.el schQOl envisions a
. $42.5 rnjlJion medical teaching
and health care S)'stem consist·
ing of a renovated 300.bed
Orange County Medical Center, a
200-bed on-campus hospital and it
string of outpatient clinics, in ad-
d i tl on to a baaic sciences
teaching buildinc. 1
Between $39 and S42 milllon of
the 1972 bpnd funds were
earmarked for UCI medical
school development, Dr. van den'
Noort said. However, the Ul'l·
iversity, due to a variety of fac-
tors, has over-encumbered the
bond issue by more than $88
milUon.
Thus the reaents ate taking a
second look at where the money
is to so.
A Ust of alternatives to the
Irvine development plan is being
cooaidered, b)' reaents. None oC
the alternatives lnchldes the on.
campus ho1pltat.
Witltout th•t facility, Dr. van
den Noort claims the medical
echool ts ''dodmtd to mecUocn..
~ .. and be and tbe b\&lk ot hli
'9cully wlJl quit.
Already, Dr. van den ?i>orl
Hid 2S percent of the key ~ ~ vecan Th• •c'°°" ·~· 11 unable to r eruit h.leh.quallty ,. l~lty because of the un~ei'taift1
ty about its development.
A1on1theaam1 IU..-Ute~ tt harina dlff iculty attradJltl diil
belt rttldent.1, lnteml M IW·
dentl,hetaJd-. I
~iejo Sclwol
Play Tonight
'Sold 014'
"Hansel and Gretel" takes the
stage tonight at Montevideo
Elementary School in Mission
Viejo as a celebration of National
Music in the Schools Day.
The performance, an adapta-
tion of the traditional Hum-
perdinck· opera, has been sold
out for two performances this
evening In the school's multi-
purpose room.
Directed by music teacher Lee
Austin, the show features two
complete casts. Alan Raiee and
Gary Wilder play Hansel and
Colette Wigart and Verontca
Mehrgutttplay Gretel.
Alterna'ting as the mother are
Mary Leonard and Geor_gette
Katona, wllh Tom Bijckham '1ld'
Alan Buck as the father.
John Coppock and Kim Stubbs
·ptay the witch, Mark Burton is
the Sandman and Amy Elstrom
is the Dawn Fairy.
Music for the play is provided
by tJie Montevideo Chorus direct-
ed by Mrs. Austin and by the ad-
vanced band directed by J im
South.
The Rlay gre.31 ou\ ~i}~eges
tions from Mr. "Dav\d WWtcher, • Mont4!video principal. Whitcher
helped put on •'Haps el and
Gretel... 'as a teacher in Los
Angeles.
"I like Hansel and Gretel as an
operetta -so rnaoy people can
get involved in it," Whitcher
said. "The kids love it, the
teachers Jove it, and the parents
love it.••
Tryouts for the play were hefd
in January. Students also de-
signed and built the stage sets
with help from their teachers,
Whitcher said.
Lectures Set
On Children
Three lectures· on ·child
psychology have been scheduled
by San Joaquin Elementary
School lo Laguna Hills.
Tim Stone. the school
psychologist, will present the.
meetings at 7:30 p.m. March 25,
April 22, and May 20.
Topics will cover "Getting the
Message Across,"
"Responsibilities in Childhood,"
and "Discipline: Not a Dirty
Word." The public is invited,
school officials said.
\
POT~ .d-.
damage, lowered rdtitant!e to
disease, loss of moUvatioo, birth
defects, lung damage, atetlllfy
and impotence in men -·1\ave
been widely public!]ed hi reputa-
ble scientific jou!flals and tJie .
news media.
But, said the matasine. Htfhen
a research finding can be rndily
checked -either by repe4th)g
the experiment or by devis'iQI a
better one -an allegation al ad·
verse marijuana effects 1s re-
lativ~ short-)ived.
.. No damage is found -and
after u time the alles:ation ls
dropped.''• ~ '
Dr. William Pol)n, director--or
research for t~e N~tionil
Institute· on Dru~./Jnase~ sald
that .. to .suggest dlat.Ulere-is a
pattern of serious consequences·
a n d a s soon a~ the Y. a re
checked they are di&proved, and
to imply there is some pattern to
this, I think tends to ignore or
misstate what the present status
of the situation is.''
• From Page Al
RATIO.: ..
per 100 teachers.
-f.nwtrant .. Ultifted;.s.s ad-
ministrators, "6'.~ P\Jpil semces
and 60.8 classified per 100
teachers.
-Newport-Mesa Unified; 5.6
administrators, 7 .1 pupil
services and 72.6 classified per
100 teachers.
In almost every ratio category,
the jury notes that the numbers.·
per 100 teachers have increased
steadily since 1970 in most dis-
tricts. '
The jury suggests dis~cts con-
sider the impact of high fatio.5 on
strained budgets for next year.
Fro• Pflfl8 Al
LUNCH ••. I
to the states.
The result, Mrs. Bermett said,
would be that the price of regular
lunches would jump a minimum
of 20 cents, that the price of milk
sold at school would double and
that federal nutrition standards
would end.
She said she and other food
service employes in Southern
California have been writing to
their congre8sm~n and urging
concerned parents to do the
·same.
.,,
~e"i tP4 to San DltJo. an<I Sa '.}tmtm o h~ve l)een' ved
by ~•Sad eback V~y~ed
SC!hool District boardo(~fes. ~ihth Anders , t.o ,Trabuco &hoot Jti tabucCY Caro'QI\ .are
prepannr or a fo -day trip to
theatate ~ ~lta1A~Z3.to~.
The vlsit will Include a m~g
wilb (he stU<tents' sehator and as-
semblyman, a guided tour of the
capitol, and a look at tbe stale
legt!stature in session. Tl\eJ'll
also stop in at Folsom Prison and
Su~r·s Mlne.
About 80 r.Jarine C«pa Junior
ROTC students are scheduled to
spend their Easter break tn San
Diego cir guests of the Marine 1 Corps recruit depot.
Besides the training~jectlves
• of the trip, students wm tour the
·base, visit a carrier at Coronado
Island and tour the SanDtegoZoo
and Sea World. • ·
· The working par{9' thei~ visit
will inchJde ph~sk81 -~r~g.
educatiQn.al rnov1es, mam~!ng a military schedule, practicing
drill, and participating in a com-
petitive field day with other at-
tending school ROTC units.
William Dick
Of El Toro
Dies at 68
Rosary will be said this even·
lng at 1:30 for El Toro n!Sldent
Wllliam J. Dick, who died Tues-
day following a lengthy illness.
Mr. Dick was 68.
A natlve of Colorado, Mr. Dick
grew ~ iii the midst of historic
labor dls~utes'. His fat.her owned
the firs~ coal min~s struck by
labor orga'nizer John L. Lewis.
A graduate of the University of
Notre Dame, Mr. Dick worked as
a sales representative until ill-
ness forced his early retirement.
He and his wife settled in
California in 1942. They moved to
El Toro two years ago.
He ls survived by his widow,
Frances, 24001 Muirlands Blvd.;
three brothers, Robert Dick of
Denver, Colo., George Dick of
Glendale, and Thomas Dick of El
Monte, plus two sisters, "Mn. An -
na Klein ol Ft. Colllhs, Colo., and'
Mrs. .F1orence Rooney of South
Pasadena.
A funeral mass wilij>e said Fri-
day at 1:30 p .m. Burial will
follow at Ascension CemeteJ"Y. in
El Toro.
All services will be at St.
Nicholas Catholic Church in
LagunaHllls.
Viejo P~l
Picks Clerk
Eleanor Thompson has been
selected, from among five appli·
cants to' be permanent Clerk for
the Misston Viejo Mimiclpal Ad·
visory Council <MAC).
"We' apNreciate the interest
shown l?Y all the applicants,"
sa\d ~k9lhl een Kelly, MAC chairn;la~, .. but we agreea mat
Mrs. T b9mpson, who had been
serving as temporary clerk; best
met OUl" 4ualiflcations."
Mrs' .. Thompson, who receives
$3.50 hourly, fills the only paid
positio'h with the MAC. She runs
the MAC office at 261.29-l>La Paz
Ro~d M.ond ay through Friday
from 1 to.5 P·"1·
Irvine voters may be asked to
vote on a bond issue of up to $300
million to finance 'DlWliclpel im·
provements needed for the city to
grow from lts present 30,000
population to 200,000 to 300,000 in
20years.
Accordin& to a consultant's re·
port on financing the improve·
ments, tbat would be the
cheapest way to put in streets
and other p~blic facilities.
The loftg -awaited Grir-
fenbagen-Kroeger report on
fin~ncing the city's growth,
however. recoentzes that the
two-thirds majority needed for a
large bond issu~ D)ay not be
.. politically feasible."
Therefore, it also outlines a
number of ways public improve-
ments could be financed without
J -
a popular vote.
A number of very large fig\lrea
have bffn mentioned in ~
lion with the capital improir'e-
ments needed. •
Public Works Direc:10r Brent
Muchow said the total could_
come to $300 million.
But City Manager William
Woollett s~id today, "I have
heard a fil(ure about half that.
AiMl I have heard $10S snilllon menti•ed."
"Woollett cQncecles that a
»ot>Wlar vote for a massive
capl\al improyement bond is un:
Ukelj to succeed He said the crowUa ot ·the city ·Uk.ely will be
financed tbro &h a variety of
methods. .
These, according to the co'lri-
Pltt ~.Saee study. could in-
!. · •essment dlatricts. joint
n'agreements wfth other
ei. Of government, annexation f-or putting the costs on
homeowners' mortgages by
cbaraing developers for all
·deceaury improvements.
In the latter case, the study
conlends costs would be high
anc..l'dortgafe nnanee rates are
~ght!t than municipal bonds and..
~1essor .
Cambodia Aid .. ·
Co~promi~se . .
Chances ·'S1im'
WMJJINGT-ON (UPJ) -The
HC}Uae Foreign Affairs Commit-
tee today rejected $135.6 million
i~ em~rgency U.S. military aid
for Cambodia, but held out the
slim possibility of a compromise
on the controversy with Presi-
dent Ford.
Less than an hour later, the
Senate Democratic Caucus voted
38 to 5 against providing further
military aid to either Cambodia
or South Vietnam. House
Democrats voted in a similar
manner Wednesday.
Too Many
Chiefs in
District?
Four Orange Coast school dis·
tric:ts have some of the highest
ratios of administrators to
·classroom teachers in the coun-
ty, a Grand Jury report issued
Wednesday shows.
The report urged school dis-
tricts with higher ratios to study
the ones ~at keep lhe number of
administrators to a minimum.
The jury said a low ratio of ad-
rninhtraton to teachers is costly
and hampers ideal education.
According to the jury. state
guidelines call for nine ad -
ministrators per 100 teachers in ·
elementary districts, eight per
100 in unified districts and seven
per 100 in high school districts.
According to statistics pro-
The House committee vote was
18-15 on a compromise amend-
ment proposed by Rep. Lee
Hamilton <D-lnd. >
It was a severe blow to the Ad-
ministration's request for $222
million to Cambodia. The amend-
ment was an attempt to com-
promise on aid for Phnom Penh
which is surrounded by Com-
munist forces.
REDS ESCALATE VIETNAM
OFFENSIVE. Story, Page A4.
Tile committee delayed any
immediate recommendation to
the full House on the Cambodian
aid 1Palter:
Committee Chairman 'l'llotnas
E . Morean CD-Pa.), told re·
porters-he-was urging the Ad-
ministration to consult with Rep.
Donald M. Fraser, <D·Minn.)
over a possible compromise on
the aid. Fraser is a major critic
of any further U.S. weapons for
Cambodia.
At the Wbite House, Press
Secretary Ron Nessen responded
by saying that Ford still hop.es
that Congress will finally ap-
prove his request. He said Ford
felt Congress could be persuaded
by the testimony of a con·
gressional delegation which re-
cently returned from Southeast
Asia and films of the Cambodian
conflict which have been shown
on television. ,
(SMCAMBODIA, Pagel\%}
vided by the jury, four Oranee 1,
Ford Urges
Tax Speed
Coast districts a pproach those ·
atatemandated maximums.
Of coa~al unified districts, the
Saddleback Unified District
ranks highest with 7 .5 ad-
ministrators per 100 teachers.
Saddleback also has 6.7 pupil
service employes teachers and
60.6 classified (support >
employ es per 100 teachers.
Next is a tie between Laguna
Beach Unified and lnine Unified
at 7 .4 administrators per 100
teachers.
Other ratios in those districts
show Laguna Beach with 8.4 h1
pupil services and 18.S in the
classHied category per 100
teachers and Irvine with 6.0 in
pupil' services and 70.6 classified ;
employes per JOO teachers.
WASHINGTON (AP> -
President Ford was quQted
today as· complaining that
"time is growing short"
for action on a recession-
fightipg tax cut and yet the
Senate plans an Easter
vacation in just eight days.
Ford has said that he
wants the tax cut by
Easter.
The tax'-writing Senate
Finance Committee began
writing its version of the
bill this morning.
Sen. Russell B: Long, <D·
La.), the chairman. said he
will support a $30·billion
tax cut, almost dOl.tble the
amounted }"ecommended
by Ford. The fourth top coastal distiict ·
is Huntington Beach Elementary L---.;._-------~
with 7.8 administrators per 100
teachers. It has 4.7 pupil services
emp,loyes and 62.2 classUied
employe.s per 100 teachers.
other cout districts and their
ratios include: ·
-Huntlneton Beach High
School, 4.9 administrators, 10.5
pupil services and 67.1 classified
per 100 teacher a .
-Seal Beacti Elementary; 7.0
admlnistra tors, 5.2 pupil
services and 51 .4 classified per
100 teachers. -Ocean View Elementary; 6.2
admlnistrators, 2.2 pupil
services and 60. 7 classified per
100teachen. -Fountain Valley Elemen·
tary; 5.8 administrators, 4.t
pupll servlcea and 43.8 classllled
• )Mii' tOOte.cbers.
-Capistrano Unified: 5.5 li<l·
mlnlttraton. 6.2 pupil services
and eo.a clauified per 100
~. -NewJ>ort·Meaa Unlfi~; S.6
•l•laistrators, 7 . l pupil Mid 72.6 cluslfled per
ByDOJ!GLASFIUTZSCHE ot .. Pelly,.. ....
The le1lstatlv1 "f:alkewalk" is
over tor a $8.tS million sup-
plemental apptoprlaUOo bill de·
signed to finance the medical
education and community health
care system envisioned by the
UC Jrvine medlcal lcboOI, the
schOOl'• dean 18.ld toclar. The bill eased pat Its third
lefl1lMlve h•r4ll• '(epneaday
with '1 to 0 ¥Pf0Yil OI the M•
sembly Healtli Committee.
But mecUcJl school Dean
Stanley van den Noort said the
bill faces tough limes ln the M ·
aepibly W ay1 aad Means Com·
mlttee because It calls for a
~:000 approprla\100 rrom the
1tatie pMral lund for ce1ts of
transition of Ounce County
Blackbird Brigade
Evidently looking for a snack during a
break in the rains, flocks of blackbir~
spent Wednesday afternoon perusing the
pickings in Jiel9s south of· UC Irvine.
SacUlleback Students Get New Transmitter
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Ol tlM Dally PlloUtaff
The Saddleback Valley will get
its first radio station in about two
weeks when college students "go
on the air" to test their new
transmitter.
Full programming for the
10-watt FM station at Saddleback
College won't gehmder way until
the spring semester, however.
Then the station will be on four to
five hours a day, five days a
week.
Jim Lane, radi~r television and
film instructor at tne college, said
today that the station, whose call
letters remain undetermined,
had been assigned tl)e same 88 . .S
MHZ spot on the FM dial.
Primary coverage at the 10
watt level will be along a five
mile radius including the com-
munities of Mission Viejo, San
Juan_ Capistrano, Laguna Niguel
and parts of Laguna Beach. It is
possible that the signal"· may be
heard as far away as1El Toro it1
the north and San Clemente in
the south.
Lane said the College intends
t.o reapply to tbe 'FCC for an in-
crease in power to 3,0QO to 5,000
watts and for permission to raise
the antenna height. •
That would allow the station to
blanket all of southera Orange
County with a high quality stereo
signal, Lane said.
Meanwhile the college i~ con·
tent to work with a low power
monaural signal becaus4t the
primary fun~tion ()f the s~tion
will be to train broadcast stu-
dents.·
..This will allpw us to provide
them with a solid background
and on-the-air experience," Lane
said. ''1'bere1s nothing like being
in front of a live microphone."
Initial programming, he said,
-.yill endeavor to serve the stu-
dents on the campus with music
and news programs that appeals
to them. But at the same time
8200,000 Issue -
Lane and Bill Weisgerber, head
. of the audio visual departm~nt,
will be looking at programrr.ing
of wider comm unity iraterest.
Eventually the station hopes to
become J)art of the National
Public-Jbdio Network and offer
public programminlJ in such
areal as' serious music, poetry,
and public affairs -all areas in
<See RADIO, Page A2}
Humphrey's 'Gifts'
Disallowed by IRS
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP>-
lncome tax deductions of nearly ~.000 clairu.ed by Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey· for the gift of vice
presidential papers to the Min·
nesota IUstorical Society have
been dl~allowed tf>y the ll.S. In..
ternal Revenue Service, an aidS'
said today. ...
David Gartner, an ad ·
minis\rative assistant t(>lhe Min·
nesota Democrat, said Uum·
phrey reached an agreement
with the IRS to pay back taxes
pl"'-' 6 percent annual interest on
the $199.,153..
The ta¥ deductions were
claimed for 1969 through 1972.
Gartner and Humpbre7's Min~
ne1poUs lawyer, Joe A. "Walle.rs.
declined to say what the back
taxes would amount to. Thev said
'the IRS is com puling that figure.
Walters said the IRS objection
was based on a regulation pro-
hibiting deductions Cor "gifts of a
future interest " over which the
donor retains some form of con·
<See TAXES, Page AZ)
Employe Says
PlwneHikes
NQt Required
SAN FRANCISCO <UPI> -A
telephone operltor has told a
Public Utilities Comm,lssion
hearing that high.er cbarg\?s
sought by the Paci.fie Telephone
Company are· not needed to pay
for l•bor cost~ "but simply to in-
crease profits."
Jane Maraolls, the phone com·
pany operator, spoke Wednesday
at a h~arins into the firm's ,re-
quest fQr a $97.9 million rate in·
cre!\Se· Mass Margolis said the com·
pany ls automatJog so rapidly the
higher char1ea are not needed to
off*twages.
Ira R. Alderson, a corrinllssion ~awyer, aaidc: ttie PQ<:}~ll in·
va\lgate increaMd r~uvlty
befw'e the bearing endl.
The p~fd \ftcrtut WoUld
not affect tie.sic monthly
telephone charae . ~.Ole
charees ror certain mtilltate
lonf•dlstance calls would be
hl&her, as well u blihet cbii"ies
ror new conneetloni, moVlftf.
Cbangee ln t tejjlamo riombus
end mol\lhb' rates for telejhaoe
extenilons 1n homes.
only thdnterest could be charged
oflhomeowners' taxes. Altet'native sources of city re·
venue-either for the improve·
meft\S themselves or to allow the
tity to channel funds in that
dir~\jon-could come from 11
municipal income tax, the ceport
suggests.
The study was jointly financed
(See BOND, PageA2)
Records
Unsealed -
J·n Case
By TOM BARLEY
Of l ... Dally PUotS~ff
Documents made public today
after earlier being sealed by an
Orange County Superior C<?urt
judg~ contain allegations that
one of nine men indicted after an
investigation into the county as-
sessor's office accepted marine
equipment valued at $864.68 from
a Garden Grove company.
District attorney's investigator
John Coleman s ubmitted the re-
port to his office after making a
trip to Newport Beach and an ex-
amination of the vesse l
''Bolinas" moored there by de·
Cendant George Upton.
Coleman claims in the a r-
fidavits made public today by
Judge Everett W. Dickey that
Upton. 54, of Santa Ana, was the
recipient of an electric general· 1
ing plant and aqualift valued al
$864.68 and that the Radio Shack
company picked up the tab.
It is also alleged in Coleman ·s
affidavit that Radio Shack
warehouse manager Joe Cernie
told Assistant District Attorney
Michael Capizzi that his com-
pany "saved approximately
$190,000 in two .years by knowing
the right people.''
Coleman states in the affidavit
that Upton was assigned by the
assessor's office to handle Radio
Shack assessmentS during that
period.
Also in the affidavit is the com-
ment that a 1972 audit of the as-
sessor's office then headed by
Rep. Andrew J . Hinshaw, in·
dicated that Radio Shack had
been under-assessed by $225,880
in 1969.
The tax of $22,000 due under
that assessment hike was never
billed and never paid, the af-
fidavit alleges.
The allegations against Upton
come at a time when the Grand
Jury is known to be exploring
charges that a number of Orange
County companies and stores re·
ceived favorable assessment
treatment during Hins haw 's
term as assessor.
All nine defendants are due in
court March 21 for pretrial action
on charges of grand theft, con·
spiracy, submission of false
claims and vtolations of govern-
CSee G)FTS, PageA?l
or~n:•a coas•
Weather
Generally fair skies Fri-
day , according to the
weather service, following
tonight's expected rainfall.
Partly cloudy with winds
15 to 25 m .p.h. at times Fri-
day. Highs in the upper
50s.
I NSIDE TODAY
A ltate auemblyman waa
ordered to bring bock /fotn
KCJMtU the ttate-lemed car
hil mra~ wife took there.
PogeA7.
••WDEDE•ICK salOEllEW,·
Ohlle 1>111• ll'I....... 1 • e Laguna lieQctt ~~·.
cltelmade it cl~ar '# ay ~ that it de>es not W1'llt traffie-r the Irvine Co~·a pro-
10, 000-acre coaltal ,d
m enl pouring into tha Att
Uowing a presentation by
cUwoman Phyllis SWMD-t•
council unanimously en.
ed for study purpoees a plan
would keep tralfic generated
e 40,000·person development
acific Coast Htghway as it
runs from Laguna Beach to
na del Mar. •
e traffic circulation pro· J><liil1 shows three major r 9ads
l_h,!il._ would extend almost to
PtsHic Coast Highway then
ab~uplly loop back to inland
areas. ~rsons wanting to get to the
c~t coukt park at one of three
latee parking facilities called for
in'the proposal and talce tr~rns to
thei beach and other coastal.,
ree-eation areas.
N eally, the only traffic on
PUific Coast High way would be
commuters belweeen Laguna .
Betkh and Newport Beach.
Counciimen agreed the pall
plan had merit and should be
carefull y studied by TICMAP.
lhe acronym for The Irvine Com·
pany Coastal Community Multi·
Agency Planning Program. T IC·
.MAP is made up of represen·
tatives of 22 public and pri vate
agencies that want a say in the
type of development that occur:.
on the sprawlin ~ parcel.
The council ;.il:,o referred the
proposal prepared by represen·
tatives of Newport Beach, lrvme
and Laguna Beach to th-e
Southeast Orange County Land
lise and Transportation Study
group. .
''Any development here is go-
ing to put impossible demands on
the cities of Laguna Beach,
Newport Beach and Irvine," said
~trs. Sweeney as she reviewed
the traffic circulation proposal
for the property.
lrvme Company planners sat
silently in the audience as Mrs.
Sweenev described the proposal.
The company's plans now show
through roads to Coast Highway.
··our intent JS to try and see if
the concept a s for here <the
l'Jties' loop plan) makes sense,"
Larry Moore, Irvine Compan;y
project manager, told tbe council
later. ·
"My concern is where you'~e
going to bring that traffic down m
Laguna Beach," Councilman Jon
Brand told Moore during an
earlier presentation of the over-
all plan for·the coastal property.
The map Moore had in front ?f
him showed a road that would tie
into High Drive in the north end
of town.
Moore said h e couldn 't
specificall y say where the road
would be.
· ··1 can answer that," Brand
fired bac k. "You 're going to
destroy that neighborhood if you
bring that road through it."
"I can't see any area in the
north end that has a road that
could handle that traffic," Brand
continued.
"That's precisely the kmd of
jpput we want." Moore said
From Page A J
R ATIO ...
In almost every ratio category,
tbe jury notes that the numbers.·
}?er 100 teachers ha~e increas~d
steadily since 1970 10 most dts·
tiicts.
. The jury suggests districts con-
sider the impact of high ratios on
strained budgets for next year.
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Fro•P ageAJ Othe r s Fle e
S •n Fra n oht1:0
Magull• ere noi.d for
finding unique l•ftdl"9
epot• when ~·~··• •
storm at ••· But W a
old bird dtdn 't •ctu.tty
perch on the •tomlleh
of Betsy Ptnover •• •h• •noo ze d I n
a q uatic park. He
landed on a perch juat .
behind her.
UPITel~o
Fro•Page AJ
Fro•P •geAJ ... ' ..
•
~.lit·
tn1 a n . ~~bed Orlllf e y lf&nter. a
200-bed on· mpus bolpital and a
st.ring or outpatient clinics, in ad·
dltiOD to a.. bas~ .acionces
teachln1 bulJdlng.
Between $39 and $4.2 mlWon of
the 1972 ~ond Juti'da' were
earmarked for OCl medical
school devefopm~nt. Dr. van den
Noort said. Howexey,. t.)le un·
lverslty, st1.1~. to 4 v~rietr of /ac-
tors, has ove)'-encumt>ere4 the
bond issue by mqre tban $88
million. ~
Thus the regents are taking a
second Jook at where the mo~y
is to go.
A list of alternatives to tbe
Irvine developm~nt plan ls being
considered by re~ents. None bf
the allemati ves includes the on-
campus hospital.
TAXES ...
trol.
Gartner added, "There•s
nothing in this that involveS'
wrongdoing of any kind. It's
. simply a difference in the way re·
asonable men interpret the law."
lrvi~ Officer·Na~.s
Thre~ Illegal Aliens.
GIFTS ... ---J• :.1
mentcodes.
They have been ordered to face
trial June 9. Tbey are Cree Qll
their promise to appear at that
trial .
It is alleged that t,he nine defen-
dants, two of whom have since
retired from county service, sub-
mitted mileage slips and' <>ver-
time vouchers to the county ,t a
time they were actually.working
on Hinshaw.'s Congressional<:.•m·
Without that facility, Dr. van
den Noort clainis the me_dic~
~chool is "doomed to medi~·
. ty" and he and the Q\lllt of his
faculty will quit.
Already, Dr. van. den Noort
said 25 percent of tfle key 1'0Sts
are vacant. The stil, he said,
is unable to recrl.itti ltb-qu~ty
faculty because or tlncertain·
ty about its development.
Along tbe same line, the.school
is having difficulty attracting the
best residents, interns 9nd · stu·
dents. he said.
Walter pointed outlhat the tRS
raised no questions about the
legality of the Humphrey gift .or
the value of $309,476 placed on it.
"I told the senator Utat while
there were some doubts on the
·ruture interest' question. I
thought he had a good chance to
be sustained in the long run,"
Walters said. "But he said, 'I'm
going to resolve those doubts in
favoroftheTreasury'."
Humphrey's contract with the
historical society, signed in April
1966 restricts public access to
the papers for 25 years, meaning
that anyone wishing to see them
must get the senator's
1 permission.
The IRS contends the lirnita·
tion means Humphrey retains an
interest in the papers, disqualit;.Y·
ing them as a charitable deduc·
lion until after the limitat~n elt-
pires.
Walters said the IRS began an
audit of Humphrey's returns
after his disclosure in December
1973 that he was claiming the de·
ductions. The disclosure came
shortly after former Pres!denl
Nixon revealed that he claimed
deductions of $482,000 for gifts of
vice-presidential papers to the
National Archi ves.
The Nixon deductions later
were disallowed when it was dis·
covered his lawyers back-dated
the official deed prior lo July 25,
1969 -the lastd~y on which such
charitabl~ contributions could be
made.
F rom Page Al
RADIO ...
which L a ne considers com·
mercial stations "weak."
The college's immediate con·
cem is the r emodeling of the
broadcast studio to house $10,000
worth of electronic gear includ-
ing tape recorder s a nd
turntables. The studio will be
· located in Room 131 of the college
library.
Lane said the college had sub·
milted 10 different call letter
combinations to the FCC but is
hoping for the assignation of
KSBC, "K" standing for a station
in the western part of the U.S.
and "SBC" for Saddleback
College. He won 't know whether
he gets them until the combina·
tion has been checked out against
existing broadcas t stations.
A suspicious' policeman on
patrol in Irvine captur~ three
suspected illegal immigrants
from Mexico early today but
others vanished in a dash for two
taxicabs waiting nearby.
Deportation proceedings were
set today for Antollio Zambrano
MUnos, 48, of Mexico City, Jesus
Zambrano Cabrera, 19, of En-
juanidad del Cega, and Ism~el
Osegura Nolasco, 22, of Mexico
City.
Officer Gary Cain estimated
the group at seven to 10, includ-
ing the three he detained along
1 the Santa Fe Railroad tracks
near Harvard Avenu·e and
Moulton Parkway.
Mesa .Glider
Back at7\lloine
Mte r Story
Ao experimental hang glider
which could easily kill the
thieves who stole it is back in ex·
perienced hands today.
Barrv Goraon of Costa Mesa,
who issued a publi-c warning on
Wednesday when he discovered
that the huge kite bad been stolen
from him, said that 30 minutes
after newspaper stories ap·
peared he heard a knock on the
front door.
''Two guys were standing there
and they had brought with them
the glider. They told me that they
saw four young men the night
before running with the glider
and they said those people finally
dumped it in~ vacant lot.
·'They said they read the story
and th.en realized what it was,''
he said.
The glider is a prototype and
has never been flown. He plans lo
test it at a hang glider park this
week but in his appeal Gordon
stressed that anyone short of an
expert should not try lo fly it.
6 Children Perish
mLLSDALE, Mich. (UPI) -
Fire swept a rural frame home
early today, killirlg six brothers
and sisters aged 6 to 15. "It was
just pitiful," one Reading Fire
Department fireman said.
Consumer Reports
Nixes Pot Danger
BOSTON CU PI> -Marijuana misstate what the present status
may not be the great threat to of the situation is."
health and society that many The magazine said rnarij.ua'?a
studies have indicated, accord-s mokers appear to remain in
ing to Consumer Reports good health and good spirits,
magazine. s howing none or the adverse ef·
"The time has come to take a fects cited in the studies.
fresh look at the alleged dangers The magazine suggested a bet·
of marijuana," the Consumers 1 ler picture of long-term effects
Union publication said in its could be obtained by studying a
March issue. country where marijuana has
The magazine said a "horrl!y-been a daily custom for genera-
ing collection of marijuana lions.
hazards" -inc luding brain It cited a study the National
damage, lowered resistance to Institute of Mental Health com·
disease, loss of motivation, birth miss_l9*1ed for study regarding
defects, lung damage, sterility marlJUana e(fecbontbe island of
h Jam .. lca. F o r .d~c.ades . and impotence in men -ave Jamaicans llave smol(ed mari·
been widely publicized in reputa-juana much stron.ger than that
ble sciel)tlfic journals and the available in the United States, the news media.
But, said the magazine. "When maeazineaald,
a research finding can be reac:Uly The ma111lnc said lhat to
h b tin quallfy u t heavy smoker In the · checked -eit er Y repea g Jamaica stud)', ODe had to smoke.
the experiment or by devillne a at '•ast •iaht marijuana better one -a n aueeauon of ad· ~ ,. bj
verse marijuana effects is re-c~ett~ a day, and tM au ect.I atUdied bad smoked a.o avence of latively short-lived. 17 ... y--. In the Uoltcd Slates. a "No dama.1e l1 found -and ., •~· d ....i .... be after a tiJne \,he alleaatloo 11 heavy amour 11 fontl .~IJl!IU w
d _.._. " .. : one who 1•1uw1 m9f"0,...en !14f• r~ , • ...,.
l)r, WUUam Polllil, ~at; ••~•· • • ,
re1,.rob tor tbe "auonal Tb• 1tildy, c911d1eh~.:-• 1:: J llil\lt'Ut.e on Drut A~ Mid ·•ata• clu.rly In caw u.a.-.
t.M\ ·~ 1u1sest. that. \here• a Jon1·t•rm martju1Da uH bJ _pattern of serious ce>GHQ~ theae men dld nOt prochlc9 de-
and as 100-n at they ate DlOnltrabt.iAttl~klu.l«abWty
checked thty are displ"OYed, and de.fl cl ta ... There IS no eWleDce lit
to lmply there la some patt.em t.o Ute reaulu to 1uJtetl bt&lci
Ulll. I think tends to tanor• w . da.mqe."
'·
The trio remained behind in
the l a.m. incident, while their
companions raced for the two
taxis which had been stationed at
that location with their lights out,
police said.
Investigators added that the
cabs apparently left without
their potential passengers,
because one officer responding to
help Patrolman Cain later re-
ported seeing two empty cabs
cruise by.
Police are particularly vigilant
around the Santa Fe RR right-of·
way because it is a popular
pipeline for freighthopping aliens
headed !or the Los Angeles-
Or ange County employment
market.
F rom Page Al
BOND ...
by the city and the Irvine Com·
pany as a background document
aimed at determining how the ci·
ty and Irvine Company general
plans can be put into effect.
The consultants' suggestions of
means to get around a popular
vote on the bond issue have
already drawn fire from ~uncil
members. Copies of the report
were made public Wednesday
and most of the council members ca~ cit)' personnel have yet lo
finish reading it.
Councilman Henry Quigley
said using avenues such as joint
• powers financing to circumvent
voters would be political suicide.
"I don't think the citizens of
Irvine would stand for that kind
of Mickey Mouse," Quigley said.
"We could propose joint
powers or something along that
line to get around bonding, but I
am willing to bet that there
would be a recall in 30 to 60
days," he said.
Under joint powers financing,
the city could find another
jurisdiction interested in a pro-
ject and obtain the fmancing un-
<ler the council's own powers.
Such an approach, Quigley
said, is unlikely.
"I just can't · see the council
thumbing their noses at the peo-
ple," he said.
Quigley criticized the report
for not specifically outlining the
relative costs of each means of
financing the capital improve·
mentprogram.
He said, however, that the only
reasonable way to proceed would
be with the brunt of financing
placed on special assessment dis-
tricts or.zanized for specific de·
velopment areas.
paign. •
It has been estim8'ed that their
atieged act}vlties ·cosl the couA\Y
at leas t $10,000. ·
1t was learned Wednesday th~t
Colema{l•s trip to Newport Beech
and his examination pf the 38:foot
"Bolin as" was one of a number
of such assignments betnc
handled by-district attorney). i!l-
v~tigators. ·
UCI Checked ~
By District
For Course s
Representatives of the Irvine
Sohool District will review
teacher education courses al UC
Irvine as part of the State com-
mission for Teacher Preparation
and Licensing's external assess·
ment progr(!m.
The ' di~tH<:t 's' t~t'~ehtali\!es
will be Trustee Charles
Boulanger, Deputy Supellinten·
dent Raymond Edman, teachers
Sherri Crosson, Arden Smith,
Karen Speros and Dore~n
·Zechiel and Penny Yotter, an 10-
tern at Rancho San Joaquin
School.
The program's aim is to bring
outside groups into teachet
e ducation programs to see
whether there are discr~pancies
between plans and actions, Ed-
man said. Recommendations
from s uch study groupti, he said,
will help the commission
evaluate teacher training pro~
grams.
UCI is one of rive schools being
evaluated in· the first part of the
three phase pilot external allses:;·
ment program.
During the second stage, to
begin in September, another 18
schools will receive visits from
evaluation . t eams. The final
phase, beginning in Septenber
1976 will send teams to about 17 mo.i:~schools, Edman said.
After the pilot program is com-
pleted, the com mission · will
evaluate the evaluators to de·
termine whether it should be con-
tinued. , ...
Federal grants, community
·and alumni support and other
sources of income are drying up,
he said. Losses in federal grants
alone could total a fifth of the cost
of the whole system, $8.3 million.
he-said. .
Research and training grants
are falling short or previous
years, he said, because of uncer-
tainty about the school's future.
"I would like to be in a position
sometime," Dr. van den Noort
said, ''to run a medical school
and not be involved in &onstant
struggle just to stay afloat.'•
The constant political hass les
over ~he p_ast seven years, he
said, are draining the energy the
school should be devoting to its
mission -training doctors.
. F rorn P age Al.
CAMBODIA
M ea nwhile . Senate
Democratic l eader Mike
Mansfield said today he is reluc-
1 tant to personally s~k negotia-
tions for peace in Cambodia with
exiled Prin ce Norodo m
Sihanouk.
But Mansfield indicated. he
would undertake the mission if _
President Ford asked him to.
'Tm prepared to do anything I
can to end the agony in Cam-
bodia," he said.
The possibility of Mansfield's
nying to Peking, where Sihanouk
is in exile, was raised-Wednesday
by Sen. Henry Jackson (D.
Wash.). Jackson said Mansfield
"could play a very important and
critical role" in bringing peace to
Ca mbodi a because of hi s
friendship with Sihanouk.
In an.other development, Presi-
dent Ford invited retired Gen.
William Westmoreland to the
White House today for a talk
about the fighting in Southeast
Asia.
Westmoreland, former U.S.
commander in South Vietnam,
was to present his assessment to
Ford on the deteriorating
military situation in Cambodia.
Motorist Killed
BAKERSFIELD <UPI )
Lillian L. Francisco, 20.
Bakersfield, was killed Wednes-
day when her car . ran off
Panorama Drive and plunged lSO
feet over a bluff. Police said the
accident was not discovered until
15.to 18 hours after it occurred.
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VOL 68, N05 72, .. SECTIONS, 36 PAGES
Orange County aupervlsors
cleared the decks Wednesday for
emergency action aimed at sav-
ing a wing of the West County
Municipal Courthouse that is
.sinking into a peat bog. .
The board voted unanimously
to appropriate $54,660 in unused
revenue sharing money to pay
for tbe first phase ol repairs at
the Westminster facility.
Officials have esUmated it
may ultimately cost as much u
$400,000 to compleletr ~air the
badly damaged building.
County Building officer Joseph
Smisek told the board the biggest
initial task will be a test of
methods to reinforce the unstable
soil underneath the $1.2 million
structure, which houses hall ot
the-court's 12 courtrooms.
The county will contract with a
structural concrete company 101'
what is known as "pressure
grouting" -injecting concrete
into the soil layers, hoping it will
harden and create a firm founda-
tion.
Smisek has estimated that job
ssessor
I
Now Bear This Cambodia
wW cost more than $25,000 and at
first will only be done under lhe
least-damaged courtroom in the
wing.
tr the grouting effort is a suc-
cess, it will be used on the rest or
the building. It will consist or
pumping concrete around the
ori&inal pilings driven into the
ground under the building to a
•
dei>thof60feet, Smisek said.
i'ol,lf' of tbe six CQurtrooms in
the buildings have sustained
damage of varying degrees,
primarily consisting of cracks in
ceiling beams and other concrete
parts of the seven-year-old build-
ing.
Tuesday. supervisors gave sole
authority for correcting the pro-
blem to Environmental Manage-
ro
TEN CENTS
.. . .
ment Age nc y C blef H .G .
"George" Osborne. They also
told him to try and determine
whoa to blame for the sinking.
The wing that is sinking waa
designed by LeRoy Rose of
Anaheim, who was campaign
fil)ance manager for Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich. It was Diedrich
who asked Osborne to affix
blame for the s tructural failures.
e
Records
Old Soldie r Rou t s Burglars
PORTOLA VALLEY CUPI) -Retired Army Col. Funds ,Unsealed
Lewis pay, 74, is so impressive in giving orders that
even burglars obey him.
When Day and his wife returned home, they were
confronted by a six.foot intruder who pointed the of·
ficer's .22-caliber rifle at him.
"Give me that gun and get the hell out of here,"
Day said.
The intruder took off out the front door.
The officer then found two more men in his
bathroom. He barked ·similar orders. The pair
jumped out the window.
1 Day had an added reason for his confiden·ce. The
rifle, be said', "can't be fired -1 have it fixed so only I
can make it work."
Volley Proposal
Unification Probe
Nixed by: 0.:{! D~n...~
By KATH Y CLANCY
OI tJle D• llY I'll .. Sl.lff
An 6range County schools
committee decided for the
second time Wednesday nigh\ to
stay out or the battle over unifica-
tion within Fountain Valley city
limits.
The Orange County Committee
on School District Organization
voted unanimously to reject a re·
quest to study reorganization of
the Huntington Beach part of the
Fountain Valley (elementary)
School District.
"Our county counsel told us we
really dido 't have many options
open," said Sheila Meyers, a
committee member and a
Ford Urges
Tax -Speed
WASHINGTON (AP> -
President Ford was quoted
today as complaining that
"time is growing short"
for action on a recession-
figbting tax cut and yet the
Senate plans an Easter
•vacation ln just eight days.
Ford ·has said that he
wants the tax cut. by
Easter.
The tax-writing Seitate
Finance Commitle~ began
writing its version of the
bill tbis morning.
Sen. Russell B. Long, (D-
La. ), the chainban, said be
will support a $30-billion
tax cut, almost double Ute
amounted rec om mended
by Ford.
trustee of the Fountain Valley
district. Her board had made the
county request.
"'The only one legally open was
to submit a whole new plan," she
said.
But Mrs. Meyers said submit-
ting a new plan, including Foun-
tain Valley and the Huntington
Beach "strip," could have top-
pled the citizens petition effort
asking for the new city border
school system. ,
"We had already vo~ earlier
not to deal with those petitions,•'
she added. She was referring to a
Jan. 30 decision by the commit·
tee to reject a State Department
of Education reque.st to submit
an opinion about the Fountain
Valley effort.
At that meeHng David Brandt.
committee chairman, said, "We
are being asked to delve into
something where we have no
authority.••
Wednesday's meeting was
marked by dissension and healed
discus~n from those supporting
the unification and those oppos-
ing it.
But Carl "Bud" Jones. leader
of the petition effort. said today.
"We are ecstatic. It is golng on to
the state."
He accused the county counsel
of misleading the committee in
suggesting members' only option
was to redraw a plan to include
Fountain Valley and the Hunt-
ington Beach area.
He contended the committee
could have dealt with the Hunt-
ington Beach area alone.
As it stands. the p1an is
vigorously opposed by both tbe
Huntington Beach parents and a .
group of parents from Vista View
<See UNIFY, Page A2)
I
Rejected
WASHINGTON <UPl> -The
House Foreign Affairs Commit-
tee today rejected $135.6 million
in emergency U.S. military aid
for Cambodia, but held out the
slim possibility or a compromise
on the controversy with Presi-
dent Ford.
Less than an hour later, the
Senate Democratic Caucus voted
38 to 5 against prov\dfug further
REDS ESCALATE VIETNAM
OFFENSIVE. Story, Pa .. A4.
· milJtary aid to either Cambodia
or South Vietnam . Houie
Democrats voted in a similar
manner Wednesday. .. 'n\e House committee vote wu
--ftill ~ment pt"oposed by Rep. Lee""
Hamilton <D-lnd.)
It was a severe blow to the Ad-
ministration's request for $222
million to Cambodia. The amend-
ment was an attempt to com-
promise on aid for Phnom Penh
which is surrounded by Com-
munist forces.
The committee delayed any
immediate recommendation to
the full House on the Cambodian
aid matter.
Committee Chairman Thomas
E. Morgan (D-Pa. ), told re-
porters he was urging the Ad-
ministration to consult with Rep.
Donald M. Fraser, (D-Minn. >
over a possible compromise on
the aid. Fraser is a major critic
of any further U.S. weapons for
Cambodia.
At the White House, Pre'Ss
Secretary Ron Nessen responded
by saying that Ford still hopes
that Congress will finally ap-
prove his request. He said Ford
felt Congress could be persuaded
by the testimony of a con-
gressional delegation which re-
cently returned from Southeast
Asia and films of the Cambodian
conflict which have been shown
on television.
Big Crack Opens
MANILA, Philippines CAP> -
A landslide opened a crack in the
earth 55 tards wide and more
than a 1,100 yards long, destroy·
inf property and malting 150 ~oris homele~s in the centraf
Philippines village or Barrio
Masaba, the government news
agency said today. No casualti~
were reported.
0.il'r ,.. ... St .. , Pflot•
THIS IS INTERIOR OF NEW HUNTINGTON BEACH LIBRARY
Reading Platforms In a Setting of Plants and Fountains
~at; -Squeeze
iibrary Expenses Slashed
a; TERRY COVILLE
OltM D•lly PllotSl.aff ' . Can a $2.9 million library open
its doors without a $55 coffee urn,
$70 worth of kitchen knives and a
$25 punch bow I?
Huntington Beach Librarian
Walter Johnson has been asked
by the city coun,il to fmd the
answer to that question.
He was ordered Monday night
to cut the "social amenities" out
of a request for $27,873 to spend
on items considered necessary
for the opening of the new central
library in April.
"I'm sure some women's ctub
would be happY to.. donate these
social items," sugg'es\ed Coun-
cilwoman Norma Gib~ who of-
fered to rummage through her
own kitchenware sUP.Plies.
The coffee um. kitchen knives
and pun~h bowl were just part of
a 56-item list requested for the
library and sharply criticized by
the council.
Councilman Jerry Matney,
who heads all the probation
schools for Orange County, cast a
skeptical glance at two tape
cassette players, each listed at
$1SO, and w.ondered about the
same price tag on a record
player for the children's depart-
ment.
"If you pay more than $50 for a
cassette player I worry," noted
Matney. "And I'd never let one of
my schools buy a record player
forS150."
.. It seems lo me it is our
responsibility to purchase items
only for the function or the
library," added Mayor Al Coen.
"We began this list at $81.000,"
Johnson replied. "lt has already
been cul down quite a bit.··
"I'd be curious to see\he$81.000
list -no, I wouldn 'l. '.' observed
Mrs. Gibbs.
After Johnson agreed to revise
the list and cul out items not
directly related to the library
. function, the council agreed to
provide about $24,000 from the
city's untouched federal revenue
sharing funds.
But the money will come out of
$350,000 now . intended for the
purchase of books.
"'I know books are important lo
you." Matney told Johnson. "If
you had to buy these out ot your
book budget. you'd take a closer
look.''
Mrs. Gibbs and Don Shipley op-
posed using book fund money.
Bump~y Tax Detf.._ctions N~ecl . .
· but relented so the items could be
bought in time for the library's
April 15 dedication.
Many or the requested items
involve equipment noted as
library furnishings, such as: two
adding machines, book repair
press. two electric erasers, 10
clocks. two calculators and 3,000
plastic magazine holders. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (Al»-
lncome tax deductions ot nearly
$200,000 claimed by Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey for the gift of vice
presidential papers to the Min-
nesota Historical Society have
been disallowed by the U.S. In·
ternal Revenue Service, an aide
Hldtoday. David Gartner, an ad-
mlnl1tr1Uve assistant to the Min·
nesota Democrat. said Hum· .,.
pbrey reached an aireement
wtth the IRS to pay back taxes
plUI e perND.t annual lnterclt on
'the $111,153.
The h• deduellons wete
claim.ct for 1969 throuib 19'2.
Gartner and Humphrey'• Mtn-
nea1>0lil lawyer, Joe A. Wallen.
declined to HY what the back
tu• would amount to. 'l'bev aid tbetRSl~compuUnathatfilU_re. ~.
Walters said the IRS objection
was based on a regulaUon pro·
hibiting deductions for "gifts of a
future interest" over which the
donor retains some form of con·
trol.
Gartner added, ''There's
nothing ill tbls that Involves
wrongdoing of any klnd, ll's
simply a difCerence in the way.r e·
asonable men intetpnttbelaW."
Walter polnted out that.tMJRS
ralAed no queatlou abt>Ut the
leiatny of the Hwnpbrey gift or
the value of $309,C'15 ptaa.d on it.
going to resolve those doubts in
fa\'oroftheTreasury'." 1
Humphrey's contract with the
historical society~ sltDed m April
1966, restricts public access lo
the papers for 25 years, meaning
that anyone wishing to see them
inust get"'t h e senator•s
1 permission.
The IRS contends the limita-
tion means Humphrey retains an
lotereat In the papers, diiqualify.
hie them as a charitab\e deduc·
Uon until after tf\e llmitation ex-
shortly after former . .Pr~ident
Nixon revealed that he cle.lined
deductions of $482,000 for gifts ar
vice-presidential papers to tl'le
National Archives.
pires. f 1
I aia~U"la
Walten uid the lRS belan an
· audit of Humphrey'• r etilfll
alter bls dtselosurc \n DeQtmtilr
19'73 t.bt be waa clalminjl.ht d
ducllons. The disclosure came 1
When asked' why such items
(See LIBRARY, PageA2}
School to Hold
Rummage Sale
The Edison HiMh School Cb~pter of the Amcrlc.n Field Semce is holding a nunmage
sale rrom 10 a.m . to • p.m.,
Saturday in the pa~ lot or
ho Guys D~artmerit ·~ at Brookhurst Street and Adama
Avenu,, AUfttiAllo., Boach.
'l_be proms wlll 10 lowefds
-PMJionl 1 foretin exch_..,e
BlUdent under the ~l'S program.
&tilon's nchane• student thl yurts EvaJohansaoooC weden. ·
In Case
By TOM BARLEY
Of Ult D•ily Ptlol SWff
Documents made public today
after earlier being sealed by an
Orange County Superior Court.
judge contain allegations that
one or nine men indicted after an
investigation into the county as-
sessor's office accepted marine
equipment valued at $864.68 from
a Garden Grove company.
District attorney 's investigator
John Coleman submitted the re-
port to his office after making a
trip to Newport Beach and an ex-
am ination or the vessel
"'Bolin as .. moored there by de-
fendant George Upton.
Coleman claims in the af-
fidavits made public today by
Judge Everett W. Dickey that
Upton, 54, of Santa Ana, was the.
recipient of an electric generat-
ing plant and aqualift valued at
$864.68 and that the Radio Shack
company picked up the tab.
It is also alleged in Coleman's
affidavit that Radio Shack
warehouse manager Joe Cernie
told Assistant District Attorney
Michael Capi zzi that his com-
pany "saved approximately
$190,000 in two years by knowing
the right people."
Coleman states in the affidavit
that Upton was assigned by the
assessor's office to handle Radio
Shack assessments during that
period.
<See GIFTS, Page A2i
Trio Name d
Fire Capta ins
Three West Orange County re·
sidents r ecently were appointed
to the rank or captain with the
Los Angeles County Fire Depart-
ment.
The new fire captains are Tony
Chaves and Fred Shafer of Hunt·
ingto n Beach and Donato
Dingillo of Fountain Valley.
Shafer joined the Los Angeles
Department in 1960, Chaves in
1966 and Dingillo in 1968. Shafer
has been assigned to the county's
Whittier station. Chaves to Glen-
dora, and Dingillo to Pico
Rivera.
Coa s t
W e athe r
Generally fair skies Fri-
day, according to the
weather service. following
tonight's expected rainfall.
Partly cloudy with winds
15 to 25 m.p.h. at tlmes Fri·
day. Highs in the upper
50s.
I NSIDE TODAY
A st4te assembLyman was
ordered to bring back from
l(Q11$(U the state-l~a.ttd car
hU estranged wife took there.
Poge.47.
O.rden Grove robbery s~
led Fountain Valley police
100-m1Jo.an·ho'-'r chaso and
ree-hour nei,bbor})ood
ch early today bitore b.i8 ar-
later at home.
arden Grove Polle. arrested
Alan Talbot, 28, of lS302
pman Ave., on charttesof car
and armed robbery about
a.m. today, two hours after
cbase and search t.hrouib. a
lain Valley ~tract.
e lncident start just before
(;tp.m . Wednesday, POiice said, *11 Talbot assertedly robbed ll
aiitomat at Hasler Street and ,
'
I
-.
•
Cbapman Aveou.e. ln Garden
Grove~ •
Police said be •Ue1edly
simula(ed a gun be.nea&th his coat
and took $32 from the attend&llt,
then Ded lo & ear stolen ea'rU~
from a Gar4eb Grove homo.
Just before2 a.m . today. Faun·
tain Valley Patrolman Norm Sat·
terfield spotted Talbot's car.
matching it with a deseriplloo
gh:en by Garden Grovepollce.
At the same tlme, officers tald,
Satterfield spotted another ~ar
blinking its lights as if to aitQu.l
Talbot or the patrolm~a ap-
proach.
Jlealth Panel OKs
I
UCI Medical Bill
"' • By DOUGLAS FRJ17..SCllE
1• C!f '"• o_•llr ftllotSt.11 The legislative ''cakewalk" is
~ver for a $8.95 million s up-
plemental appropriation bill de·
signed to fina nce the medical
education and community health
qare system envisioned by the
UC Irvine medical school, the
school's dean said todiy.
The bill eased past its third
legislative hurdle Wednesday
with 7 to 0 approval of the ·As·
sembly Health Committee.
But medical school Dean
Stanley van den Noort said the
bill faces tough limes in the As·
sembly Ways and Means Com·
mittee because it calls for a
$650,000 appropriation from the
state general fund for costs of
transition of Orange County
Medical Center from Orange
County to university ownership.
The $8.3 million balance would
come from a $156 million health
sciences bond issue approved by
voters in 1972.
Meanwhile. delays in receiving
financing have caused the
medical school to scrap plans for
takeover of the Medical Center
July 1 as had been planned, Dr.
van den Noort said in a wide·
ranging conversation with re-
porters.
The campus is seeking new
guidelines for takeover of the
facility.
As explained by medical school
Assistant Dean Tom Rolinson,
the university would take over
the facility six months after re-
ceiving funding.
In the meantime. the medical
school hopes to keep its teaching
operations in the Medical Center
going through an extension of its
present affiliation agreement
Marina Hig h
Drill Team
Lu1zcheon Set
Marina's High School's drill
team will offer a public salad bar
luncheon in the cafeteria at l
p.m., Sunday. to raise funds for
an April trip lo McxicoCity.
The $2 lun cheon will be
followed by a show featuring new
routines which have not pre-
vious ly been performed in
public, but will be used in Mexico
City.
with the county, Dr. van den.
Noortsaid.
The delays, caused by uncer·
tainty about funding the medical
school among UC regents, op·
position from Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr. a nd Legislative
Analyst A. Alan Post and the long
list of legislative committees
which must consider the bill,
have caused the p roblems
already.
The medical school envisions a
$42.5 million medi<~al teaching
and health care system consist·
ing of a renovated 300·bed
Orange County Medical Center, a
200-bed on-campus hospital and a
string of outpatient clinics, in ad·
dition to a basic sciences
teaching building.
Between $39 and $42 million of
the 1972 bon<l funds were
earmarked for UCI medical
school development, Dr. van den
Noort said. However, the un·
iversity. due to a variety of Cao.
tors, has over-en cumbered the
bond issue 'by more than $88
million.
Thus the regents are taking a
second look at where the money
is to go.
A list of alternatives to the
Irvine development plan is being
considered by regents. None of
the alternatives includes the on.
campus hospital.
Without that facility, Dr. van
den Noort claims the medical
school is "doomed to mediocri-
ty" and he and the bulk of his
faculty will quit.
Already, Dr. van den Noort
said 25 percent of the key posts
are vacant. The school, he said,
is unable to recruit high-quality
faculty because of the uncertain·
ty about its development.
Along the same line, the school
is having difficulty attracting the
best residents, interns and stu·
dents. he said.
Federal grants, community
and alumni support and other
sources of income are drying up,
he said. Losses in federal grants
alone could tota I a fifth of the cost
of the whole system, $8.3 million.
he said.
Research and training grants
a re falling short of previous
years, he said. because of uncer-
tainty about the school's future.
"I would like to be in a position
sometime," Dr. van den Noort
said, 'to run a medical school
and not be involved in constant
struggle just lo stay afloat."
The constant political hassles
over the past seven years, he
said, are draining the energy the
school should be devoting to its
mission -training doctors.
Talbot sped away west on
Slwt~ A venue at speeds of 1-00
and 110 miles an hour, police
said, until he crashed into a block
wall fence u. half mile away
bttween Bushard and Magnolia
Stroot8. '·
Officers said the impact tore
out a 27·foot-section of the wall,·
but T~lbot jumped from the de·
molished car and fled into a hous-
ing tract.
· At the same time, the other
car. containing two women
friends of Talbot's stopped,
police sajd. The two women, both
from Garden Grove, were arrest·
ed on robbery charges, but were
released after a few hours, and
charges were dropped, Garden
Grove police said.
A Fountain Valley police dog
and Hunt ington Bea·ch
helicopter aided officers in lbe1r
search through yards in the
neighborhood, but after three
·hours police called off the efforts.
Two hours later, Garden Grove
officers found Talbot at home.,
but said they don't yet0knownow
he got from Fountain Valley
back to Garden Grove.
Officers said they also did not
rind the loot Talbot allegedly took
from the Fotom at but an in·
vestigation is continuing.
They also said he apparetitly
was not injured in the car acci·
dent.
She said the questions over the
legatity of the petitions, options
for the Huntington Beach and
Vista View areas and other op·
position will have to be handled
by the state.
Sch ools Cut Back
OAKL•ND <UPI) -The
Board of Education'decided Wed·
nesday to lay off 188 teachers and
98 administrators and service
personnel because of financial
reasons. Robert W. Blackburn,
assistant superintendent, said at·
tendance is expected to dr9p by
6.2 percent and there is an
t'stimated budget deficit of $3.7
million.
'Boys Club Wrestlers
Win Championship
The Huntington Beach Boys
Club has fielded a championship
wrestling team under the in·
struction of Fountain Valley
Boys Club Director Chris Torres.
Torres' young grapplers
tangled with 16 other Southern
California mat teams 1 ast week~nd and wound up winners
of the California Age Group (14
and younger> Wrestling Associa-
tion Championships.
Matches were held at El
Dorado High in Placentia. Twen-
ty -two Huntington Beach
wrestlers scored points to take
the team championship and 13 of
them won their age and weight
divisions.
Torres was wrestling coach al
the Huntington Beach Club when
at tnid-seaso11 he was named
director of the Fountain Valley
Club. He finished the mat season
for Huntington Beach.
This spring, many or the young
wrestlers will continue their
training under Torres at Foun-
tain Valley and he said he hopes
to take at least 20 to the AAU
Western Nationals under the
Fountain Valley banner. .
The Western Nationals are
scheduled for June 19-21 in Mis-
soula, Mont. Torres ·estimates
the cost per boy at $70, if they
drive there.
Last year, under Torres '
leadership, the Huntington
Beach club took third in the
Western Nationals when they
were held in Long Beach.
6 Children P erish
HILLSDALE. Mich. <UPI ) -
Fire swept a rural frame home
early today, killing six brothers
and sisters aged 6 to 15. "It was
just pitiful," one Reading Fire
Department fireman said.
The 13 champions at El Dorado
High were: Gregg Ruffer, 8, 75
pounds: Chris Torres (no rela·
1tion l, 10, 55 pounds; Charley
Staley, 10, 65 pounds; Mike
' Rangel. 10, 90 pounds; Phillip
Wright, 11. 105 pounds.
Also: Mike Provenzano, 12, 70
pounds ; Chris Schulz, 12, 90
pounds; Dan Clearwater, 12, 140
pounds; Brian Shackelford, 12,
148 pounds; David Watts, p, 75
pounds; Brad Will, 13, 95 pounds·
Ben Lin, 13, 100 pounds; and Ro~
Russo, 13, 112 pounds.
Mesa Glider
Bac k at Home
Afte r Story
An experimental hang glider
which could easily kill the
thieves who stole it is back in ex·
perienced hands today.
Barry Gordon of Costa Mesa,
who issued a public warning on
Wednesday when he discovered
that the huge kite had been stolen
Crom him, said that 30 minutes
after newspaper stories ap-
peared he heard a knock on the
front door.
"Two guys were standing there
and they h ad brought with them
the glider. They told me that they
saw four young m en the night
before running with the glider
and they said those people finally
dumped it in a vacantlot.
''They said they read the story
and then realized what it was,"
he said.
U~.fTt..,._.
H eal t h f'aUb197'
Soviet Communist Party
chief Leonid Brezhnev has
been described by three
western European leaders
who met him recently; as
b eing in bad flealtb despite
a jovial public appearance.
His resignation by autumn
was predicted.
Too Many
Chiefs • in
District? ..
Four Orange Coast scbocil dlf·
tricts have some of the td.Cbest
ratios of administraton to
classroom teachers in the coun-
ty, a Grand Jury r eport issued
Wednesday shows.
The report urged scl\ool dis·
tricts with higher ratios to study
the ones that keep t~ number of
administrators to a Allinim~m.
The jury said a low r a,tio o{ ad-
ministrators to teachers ts costly
and hampers ideal education.
According to the jury, stale
guidelines call for nine ad·
ministralors per 100 teachers in
elementary districts, eight per
100 in unified districts and seven
per 100 in high school distri cts.
According to statistics pro·
vided by the jury. four Orange
Coast districts approach those
state mandated maximums.
Of coastal unffted dlstrlcts, the
Saddleback Unified Dis trict
ranks highes t with 7.5 ad-
ministrators ·per '100 thclters.
Saddleback also has 8.7 pupil
service employes teachers and
60.6 classified (support)
employes per 100 teachers.
Next is a tie between Laguna
Beach Unified and Irvine Unified
at 7.4 administrators per 100
teachers.
Other ratios in those districts
show Laguna Beach with 8.4 in
pupil services and 78.5 in the
classified category per 100
teachers and Irvine with 6.0 in
pupil services and 70.6 classi(ied
employes per 100 teachers.
The fourth top coastal district
is Huntington Beach Elementary
with 7.8 administrators per 100
teachers. It has 4.7 pupil services
employes and 62.2 classified
employes per 100 teachers.
Other coast districts and their
ratios include:
-Huntington Beach High
School, 4.9 administrators, 10.5
pupil services and 67.1 classified
per 100 teachers.
-Seal Beach Elementary; 7.0
administrators, 5.2 pupil
services and 51.4 classified per
100 teachers.
.. .. . .
A lD t COJll· ~Gat4 111& ~ tt8 u ' 1euor•s · olllce l!\en beaded by
Rep. And w J. lUns.haw, In·
dicated that Radio Sllack had
been under-assesie<J by $225,880
lo 1969. ·
The tax of $22,0oo due under
that assessment bike was never
· bllled and never paid, the al·
fidavit alleges.
The allegations against Upton
come at a tlme wben the Grand
Jury is known to be exploring
charges.that a number of Orange
County companies and stores re·
celved favorable assessment
treatmeni during Hinsbaw's
term as assessor.
All nine defendants are due in
court Mareh 21 for pretrial action
on charges of grand theft, con·
s piracy, submission of false
clatros and violations of godm·
. ment codes. •
They have been or4'.rwf to face
trial June 9. They are.,ree on
their promise to apPeAr at that
trial.
It is alleged th at-ihe nine def en·
dants, two of whOm' have since
retired.from county service, sub·
milted mileage slips and over·
time vouchers to the county at a
time they were actually working
on Hinshaw's Congressional cam-
paign.
It has been estimated that lhe1r
alleged activities cost the county
at least $10,000.
It was learned Wednesday that
Coleman's trip to Newport Beach
and his examination o(the38·foot
"Bolinas" was one of a number
of such assignments being
handled by district attorney's in-
vestigators. ·
From.Page Al
LIBRARY •••
were not included in the library's
annual budget, 'Johnson said it
had been hoped. they could be
bought from the bond money
used to build the new library. But
the cost of construction exceeded
estimates slightly and wiped out
excess money for "furnishings."
Two T estify
In Fund Case
SAN DIEGO (UP{) -F\nan·
cier C. Arnholt Smith direcrted
two former business associates
to tnake political campaign con·
tributions and promised them re-
imbursement, the associates
·have testified in Smith's trial.
"Mr. Smith directed me to
write a check to the (George)
Murphy (senatorial) campaign
for $1 ,000 and said I'd be reim·
bursed for the $1,000," said
Norman B. Foster, former vice
president for the now-defunct
United States National Bank.
Smith, former chairman and
chief stockholder of USNB, is on
trial before U.S. District Court
Judge Robert Schnacke on mis·
demeanor charges of making il-
legal corporate campaign con·
tributions.
LA Plan Voided
The Viking Band will hold a
$1.25 pancake breakfast from 9
a .m. to 1 p.m . Sunday, to raise its
share of the Mexico City travel
fare.
Marina's Viking band is one of
only six U.S. bands invited to
Mexico City's Fourth Annual
Music Festival.
For ticket information on
either event phone the school at
893-6571 .
Consumer R~ports
Nixes Pot Danger
The glider is a prototype and
has never been flown. He plans to
test it at a hang glider park this
week but in his appeal Gordon·
stressed that anyone short of an
expert should not try to fly it.
-Ocean Vi ew Elementary; 6.2
administrators, 2.2 pupi l
services and 60. 7 classified per
100 tea~hers.
SEGORRA I TIS ·OUR
LOS ANGELES {AP) -A
Superior Court Judge voided Los
Angeles County's flrst official
general plan because the Board
of Supervisors adopted the plan
without getting an e11vironmen-
tal impact report. Judge David
A. Thomas made the ruling in a
civil suit brought by a coalition of
conservation ·groups opposed to
the plan.
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BOSTON (UPI> -Marijuana
may not be the great threat to
health and society that many
studies have indicated, accQrd·
ing to Consumer Reports
magazine.
"The time has come to take a
fresh look at the alleged dangers
of marijuana,'' the Consumers
Union publication said in its
March issue.
The magazine said a "horrify.
ing collection or marijuana
hazards" -including brain
damage, lowered resistance to
disease, loss of motivation, birth
defects, lung damage, sterility
and impolenc~ in men -have
been widely pul>licized lo reputa·
ble scientific journals and the
news media.
But, said the magazine, "When
a research finding can be readily
checked -either by repeating
the experiment or by c:f'evfslng a
better one -an alleaatioo of ad·
verse marijuana d(cd.I Is re·
latively short-li ved .
"No damage LI found -and
after a time the alleJat.IOO ia
dropped.'"
Or. William Pollln, d.lrectot' or
research for the NaUoi>al
Jmtttut~ on Drua Abultt. eafd
that · '\e> 11u11• lhal ~ b a
patterp of ~e.rl0¥J couequenc
and a• aoon •• tbex~ are
cllcc.ked they-are GisproveO, and
to lmply U.el'• 11 tome taltml to
t.hJs, 1 think t.encla to lpora or I
misstate what the present status
of the situation is."
The magazine said marijuana
smokers appear to remain in
good health and good spirits,
showing none of the adverse ef·
feels cited in the studies.
The magazine s uggested a bet·
, ter pi cture of long-term effects
could be obtained by studying a
country where marijuana has
been a daily custom for gener a·
lions .
It cited a study the Nalionaj
lASUtutc of Mental Health com·
missioned for stqdy regarding
marijuana effects on the island of
Jamaica . For decades,
Jamaicans have smoked mari·
juana muob stronger than that
available ln the United States, the
maear;ine said.
The magazine said that to
(lUalify as a heavy smoker io tbe
Jamaica study. one had to smoke
at least eight marijuan a
cigarettes a day~ and tbesobjeets
studied had s moked an avcraceor
17.5 years. Jn the UnttedStatcs, a
heavy smoker is considered to be
one who 1mQkes more than seven a week.
The aludy concluded: '"The
d1ta clearly indicate that tbe
lon1·tcrm marijuaoa \lH by
th men did •ot produc~ de-
monstrable tnteltectuaJ or abilit.)'
dd'I clu ... There lt no evidence Ip
the result. to •u11e.1t brain
d1mage."
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1 9BANQ~ C~UNTY,C=$LIFORN1A · THU~SD~l! MA~CH 1!' 1975,_' N TEN EEN'.f~ ..
• •• ·Cut~ 1vllarhor SC~OO~'.: E~g ,:PeDiQnii~I
By HILARY KAYE fiscal 19'1~·76 . . . '": noon by Supt. John Nt 11;33 r~ The dther 62 empfoyes, &U<:h as granted t~nure -were spared gular class room assignments
OlltMa.ii,,....._., N<> one with a classr~rtl ceived no.tlces o( pas$lbl~_Jits-'\ assistant" principals, have th"ebadnews.'Butthey,tqo_.may wQul(\beplacedina "per01anent
Njnety ·five Jl3rbor Area teaching credential is being con-IJliSs a I. ']:.hey ar8..• nti'ta;es ,. te_~hing crederitlals, They have be_alfected-1{ (he support.person-substitute pool." They v.'ili retain,
schqol teachers, lower echelon sidered for dismissal, .school gsychologist,, coun~lors a'.nd received notices ot possible re-nel are pushed back, tnto the the,tr current salaries, but will ,
school administrators and sup-authorities said, but because or s~lal muSlt':teachers:t . assignment. • cla,liroom. . move around the district as float-,
P,Ort personnel were l)f;>tilled the tenure (seniority> system, None o( th·• 33 holct .. classroom T!\$:Y m~tU' .be asked to leave .. lt's k1nd or a domino theory. ing su:~titutes next year.
Wednesday they could be dis-teachers with the least ex-tea'ching Cl-edentialf ~•nd-· theu-:..cut{ent as:ijgnments and wheretbeteacherswittiseniortty M'rs . Harmonsij.id itisimpossi ..
miss·ed or reassigned next year. peril!hce may be bumped into a t~ey could be Cittd when in-return· tq th.e cl~ssroom next will burtip tba.s.e with less ex-ble to predrct how many teachers
The move cam~ as officials or so-called permanent substitute ltvidlial scboOf pfincfpals f'igure ~ar,Nic:oll&at~. petlence, ·• explained Jean may be affected until the in·
the Newport·M esa Unified pool next yeir outG.heiJ.~ 197S'·78 scbool b00fetl$ -P.mbationary teachers -those Hi\r.mon! Nicoli's adm.lnlstratlve dividual schools complete. their"
School District look~ for ways to 0£ the 95 employes who were." an<} decide wher~ to make cuts, -in tbeir Jlrst three years or asslitant. .., e n r o 11 m en t a n.d budget;
ba1aiice t_he d~s.triCl 's budgel for giveri the news Wednesday after· district officials said. teachirtg ~ho ~a.ve not yet bden Te~chers-bumped frof!!_ re-~ (See SCHOOLS, Page ..Ul ' ·-.. I =-. .. -....
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PORTOLA VALLEY IUPI >-Retired Army Col.
Lewis Day, 74, is so impressive in giving orders that
even burglars obey him.
· When Day aiid his wi!e returned home, they were
confronted by a six-foot intruder who pointed the of-
ficer's .22·c~_liber rifle at him.
"Give me that gunand get the hell out of here."
Day said.
The intruder took off out the front door.
The officer then found two more men in his
bathroom. He barked similar orders. The pair
jumped out the window.
Day had an added reason for his confidence. The
rifle, he said, ''can't be fired -I have it fixed so only I
can make itwOr'k . ''
C:leors Hurdle
Ca~dil\
, '( ~ .
Funds ...
Rejected
WASlflNGTON <UPIJ -The
House Foreign Affairs Commit-
tee today rejected $135.6 million
in emergency U.S. military aid
for Cambodia, but hekl out the
slim Possibility of a compromise
on the controversy with Presi-
dent Ford.
Less than an hour later. the
Senate Democratic Caucus voted
38 to 5 against providing furJ.her
REDS ESCALATE VIETNAM
OFFENSIVE. Story, Page A4. . "
Health Panel OKS military aid to ellher Cambodia
or SOuth Vletitam . Hou.Se - , .Decnocratl vote«'ift...a sinal1at ·
U. CI *• d. I B·11 .. ·--~fl i[d_~_x,...,.. ·~ . lT.le I~a I . isZe~o~s~~!'n~~:f:ev~~!':
'• -~ I. ' ~ ·1 i ment proposed by Rep. Lee
By DOUGLASFRl17.SCHE with the county, Dr. van den Hamilton <D·lnd.J 0.-.0.11,~•'-'SUtt Noortsaid.
The legislative "cakewalk" is 'l'he delays, caused by uncer-It was a severe blow to the Ad -
over !or a $8.95 million sup-tainty about funding the medical ministration ·s r equest for $222
plemental appropriation bill de-school among UC regents. pp-million to Cambodia. The amend·
,signed to !inanee the medical position from Gov. Edmund G. ment v.•as an attempt to com-
education and community health Brown Jr. and Legislative promise on aid for Phnom Penh
care system envisioned• by the Analyst A. Alan POst and the tong which is s urrounded by Com-
UC Irvine medical school. the list of legislative commit(ees munist forces .
school's dean said today. which must consider the bill, The committee delayed any
Tbe bill eased past its third have caused the problems immediate recommendation to
legislative hurdle Wednesday already. the full House on the Cambodian
with 7 to O approval or the As-The medical school envisions a aid matter.
sembly Health Cdmmittee, $42.5 million medical teaching
But me0ie31 school Dean and health care system consist-Com mittee Chairman Thomas
Stanley van den Noort-said the ing of 8 renovated 300.bed E . Morgan <D-P a.>. told re-
bill races tough times in the As-Orange County Medical Center, a porters he was urging the Ad·
sembly Ways and Means Com -200-bed on-campus hospital and a ministration to consult with Rep.
mittee because it calls for a string of outpatient clinics, in ad-Donald~'M . Fraser. <D-Minn . >
$650,000 appropriation !rom the dition to a 'basic sciences over a possible compromise on
state general fund for costs of teaching building. · the aid. Fraser is a major critic
transition of Orange County Between $39 and $42 million of of any further U.S. weapons for
·Medical Center from Orange the 1972 bond fund s were Cambodia.
Countytouniversityownership. earmarked for UCI medical At the White House, Press
The $8.3 million balance would fSee MEASURE, PageA2} Secretary Ron Nessen responded
come !rom a $156 million health by saying th·at Ford still popes
sciences bond issue approved by that Congress will finally ap-
voters in 1972. -prove his request. He said Ford
M_ean'while, deliys in receiving DOW RECORDS felt Cong'resS cou1d be Persuaded
financing. have caused the by the testimOny •of a con-
tnedical school to scrap plans fo r SUGHT LlJSS gressional delegation which re-
takeover o( the Medical Center cently retu'rned from Southeast
July 1 as had been planned, Or. Asia ana fi lms o( the Cambodian
van den Noort .said in a wide-NE\V YORK CUPIJ -Despite conflict which..have been shown
ranging conversation with re-a late rally attempt, the stock onteleVision . .; porters. · market closed lower for the third
·· · consecutive session today in Me a n .w h j le , ..Se n ate The campus is seeking new I ed d t d ' "' N Democratic '.'teader M1'ke s ow -own ra 1ng on u;ie e;w guidelines for takeover of the York Stock Exchange. Profit· Mansfield said t.OlayQe is...reluc·
facility. taking was a !actor: .,. 1 tant to personally" Seek' negoti'a.·
As explained by medical school The · Dow Jone-~ l~Clustri al tions ror peace ln Caiilbodii with
Assistant Dea9'. Tom R'olinson, average, a seveiJ·Polflt loser ex.iled Prince ·N'orodom ~
the un1versity 'woula take over · Wednesday. dropP{d 0_71 points Sil\anouk. , o1 th~ !aci1tityd~ixg montm af\er re-to762.98. . Bul Mansfield indicated he
cetving un in · Declines barely led advances would undeilake the mission 'if
In the meantime, the medical (tables. 87 '· President Ford asked him to. -school hopes to keep its teaching h · 'h · _\_ ooerationsintheMedic.aJCenter Prices were t·K er in ··1 'mpreparedto~anything
goingthiouah anextensionot'ils ,moderate trad.ing on t!te can to end' lbe·.ai&o~ lD Cam-f Ameticin Stock Exchange. b ·!It " • preseDt a ffiliat ion agreement bod.la." e sa1u. ·
•• . .
Bonte Destroyed · ..
Fireman battles blaze that destroyed residence al 4511
Seashore Driye in Newport Beach Wedn esday night. In-
ve9tigators said damage to home owned by Zola Joucben
wouJd exceed $50,()00. Fire erupted about 9•p.m. while lh.e
owner was away'. Neighbors turned in the alarm. tJo one
was hurt, saicf firemen, who were still seeking C"1JLS.~ of
blaze today.
Newport Council
Seeks Road Plan
The Newport Beach City Coun-
cil wants an calternate plan for
roads in the Irvine Company 's
10,000 coastal acres submitted to
the · Southe·ast Orange County
Transportation Study Committee
for additional study.
Bu .. the l'r'Vine City Council,
whic9'1naoimousll endorsed the
plan Ttlesday, cohsiders
Newport's action ''weak.''
Council members, Crom Irvine,
Newport Beach and taguna
Beach drarted the aJtemale lo a
road scheme propost!d by the
Irvine Company. hoping that a
consensus among the three cities
would influence the.county plan-
ning commission which will con-
sider the matter-next month.
The company's coastal land
lies in t,he · uni9corporated area
bounded by the three cities. The
cities fe&r tbat·tra(fic generated
1by the 50,000 people expected to
live in the area would put too
many cars on their streets under
the Irvine Company's plan.
"I think we are going lb have to
have another cqnversation with
the Newport.Beach folks regard-
ing their reliOmmepdation, ·•said
Irvine ,.t'ayor·Art A))titony
Humphrey ·Tax D~ · ~ctions Nixed
Similarty1 CopncilmM 1Robert
West said., "ll seems to me that
the New~rt B(\&Cb council took a
rather lcio'.se a~tiOn on this-
asking ror (Ur"\her .study."
The cilies1 plan differs from
the Irvine Oompany plan
bttause" it Channels residential
traffi_c av.iay from congested
Pacif\c. Coa Jltghway. Where
the con\p_any pr04>Qfes inland ac·
cess to'll\e coast.highway from
. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. <APl -
lncome tax deductlhos"$>f nearly
$200,000 claimed by Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey for the gift. ol vice
presidential papers to the Min·
nesota Historical Society have
been disallowed by the U.S. ID· tern.al Revenue Service, an aide
Mid today. .
David G·artnet, an ••· mlnlatrauve 1111.stant to tbe Kbll. ue1ota Democrat, said hum·
phre~ reachedj an agreemept
Willi the IRS to pay back tdea
plus I perceiat annutl interest oo
the '199,IN. ·
'I ne. taa ded\&Ctlona 'were
' • claimed for 1illill through Im.
Gartner and Humphrey's ·Min·
neapoU& lawyer, Joo A. Walt..,-s,
doellllotl to HJ what the boat tu•..W amO\lntto. 'nleya·aw
the IRS la !OalPutln 1 that fillll'•· ., ,, ,I
'
Walters said .the IRS objection
was based on a reltUlatlon .pro·
hibiting deductions for ''gilts oC a
future interest '' •ver which the
donor retains sofu·e fot-m o( con-
trol.
I \ " .
Gartner add•dL ~·T~ere'i
nottilbg lb ·this that •lil.'£()1ves-
wrongdoln1 =f an kind. It's . stmpry a dHfe ~ce .,_,re.
at00lblemen &lel•w." • wliifr . -11\at U.. IRS
railld •« ahorlt tb.e 1e1allifot Ill• lloil!lpllreJ llin ...
the •a}ue Of uot,$ plac«I on It.
"I lj>ld the'llfl!tlar -while tliftt -wei:e _..... tloulltl Oft the
'future tol•rHl' }Mea&ion, J
lhou&ht lie ha« 1 1oOt1 chalice to
be ..... ~ tn '"klet•tun ," 'W.Sten aald. "!let bo 1aid, 'I'm
'
IS« i:LAN, P age AZ l
Brallif( Accused r .._. ' •
WASIUN§TON <UPI l -
Branilt 1*ern1tlonaJ hall been a~ Cl•arnaAslng a hua:e and -l~ii w • .,1 !uod -totaling l>etb•• 11 much as $1 thiJlion -ror ~ed spmdini thatJn-
cl .... lll•IAI politlcal contri~u·
tloni,, tee Civil Aerooautt~s
-Old today. The GAB's ~ ol iohlorcement lnl\lated
1M ailt\;i Wedn~~day and took ~ ..,Rfetedenttd 11ep OI recom·
O'•ndlni tha,\ 'Bran\f( be
dept\ved ot ttt· license to operat.6
11 an alrllne, ettber enlii'W\y W
Juat'n tatto Amertca.
~
e
Records ·
Unsealed·
In Case
By TOM B ARLEY
Of tM D•ilW Pilol i4MI
Documents made public today
after earlier being sealed by an
Orange County Superior Court
judge contain allegations that
one of nine men indicted after an
investigation into the county as·
sessor 's office accepted marine
equipment valued at $864.68 from
a Garden Grove company.
District attorney's investigator
John Coleman submitted the re·
port to his office after making a
trip to Newport Beach and an ex-
amination of the v e ssel
'"Solinas" moored there by de-
fendant George Upton.
Coleman claims in the af-
fida vits made publi c today by
Judge Everett W. Dickey that
Upton, 54, of Santa Ana , was the
recipient of an e lectric general-'
ing plant and aqualift valued ;it
$864.68 and that the Radio Shack
company picked up the tab.
It is also alleged in Coleman's
affidavit that Radio Shack
warehouse manager Joe Cernie
told Assistant Di strict Attorney
Michael Capizzi that his com-
pany "saved approximatel y
$190.ooo in two years by knowing
the right people ...
Coleman sl:.ttes in lhe affidavit
that Upton \\·as assigned by the'
assessor's office to handle Radio
Shack assessments during that
period.
Also in the affidavit is the com-
ment that a 1972 audit of the as·
sessor's offi t'e then headed by
Rep. Andrew J ilinsha"'· in-
dicated th at Radio Shack had
been under-assl•sscd by 5225.880
in 1969. The tax of $22,000 due under
that assessment hike was never
billed and never paid. the af-
fida\'it alleges.
The allegations ::igainsl Upton
come at a time "·hen the Grand
Jury is knov.:n to be exploring
charges that a number of Orange
County companies and stores re.
ceived favorable assessment
treatment durin g Hinsha\\•'s
term as assessor . All nine defendants are due in
court ri.larch 21 for pretrial action
on charges of grand theft . con·
s piraey, s ubmission of fal se
claims and violations of govern-
<See GIFTS, Page t\2i
or~n:·a :a~•
"'e.aather
Generally fair s kies Fri-
day, according tO the
"'eather service. following
tonight's expected rainfall.
Part!\· cloudy V.'ith \\'inds
15to2s m.p.h. al times Fri-
day. Hi ghs in the upper
50s .
INSIDE TODAY
A state assemblyman wo.s
ordered io bring boi:k from
Kanscu tht> siale-leottd car
lril estranged w1/e took there.
Pog<A7.
Index
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W Allltll4GTON (AP)
Phiddllll Ford was quoted
today &I complalnina I.hat
'"time t. 1rowin1 short"
for action on a reieession·
fiahtine tax cut and yet~
Senate plans ~ ~ster
vacation ln jult ellbt dl.)'l..
Ford has, suht that he .
wants the ta¥. cut by
Easler.
IP: Tbe tax-writing Senate
• Finance Commlti.e began
writint its v-eretoo of the
bill this morning.
Sen. Russell 8 . Long, (I).
La.>. the chairmao. said he ...
will support a t30•billl0n
_. tax cut, almost clouble the
amounted recQmmended
by Ford.
f 'rona Pa~ A I , .
MEASURE. •
sdlool developme nt, Dr. \'an den
Noort said. However, the un-
ifersity, due lo a variety of fac.
tdk. has over -encumbered th.e
b&d issue by more than $88 l lion.
hus the regents are taking a se ond look at where the money is logo.
.A list of alternatives lo the
Itvine development plan is being
c_c;>pSidered by regents. None of
~ alternatives includes the on-
campus hospital.
Without that facility, Dr. van
den Noort cla ims the medical
school is "doomed to mediocri-
ty" and he and the bulk of his
faculty will quit.
Already, Dr. van den Noort
said 25 percent of the key posts
are vacant. The s chool. he said.
is unable to recruit high-quality
faculty because of the uncertain·
ty about its development.
Along the same line, the school
is having difficulty attracting the
best residents, interns and stu-
dents, he s aid.
Federal grants, community
·and alumni support and other
sources of income are drying up,
he said. Losses in federal gr ants
alone could total a fifth of the cost
of the whole system, S8.3 million.
he said.
Research and training grants
are falling short of previous
years, he s aid. because of uncer·
tainty a bout the s chool's future.
··1 would like to be in a position
sometime," Dr. van den Noort
said "to run a medical school
and 'not be involved in constant
struggle just to stay afloat."
The constant political h~sles
over the past seven years. he
said. are draining the energy the
school s hould be devoting to its
mission -training doctors.
'i>ot Termed
'No Threat'
l:Jy Magazine
BOSTON CU PJ) -Marijuana
may not be the great threat to
health and socie ty that many
~wdies ha ve indicated, accord-
~n g l? Cons umer Re po rts
ipagazane.
··•·The time has comC' to t ake a
fre5h look at the alleged dangers
of marijuana,·· the Consumers ~pion publication said in its
~rch issue.
The mag aiine said a "horrify.
ing collection o f marijuana
hazards" including brain .
aamage, lowered resistance to ~sease, Joss of m--Otivation. birth
fJ.efects . lung dam age, sterility
and impotence in men -have
been widely p ublicized in repula·
bte s cientific Journals and the
news media.
ORANGE COAST "
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Fqw: Orange CQUl school ~·.
ta;cts bave som" ot tho hilbeGt ra.Oos 'Of adinlniatrato~s to 'c!Wroom teachers 1.1'1.t.ht coun.
-ty, a ctn.nd Jury rCPort issued
Weda.Mdv ahows.
The ...-Ort urged ~ dls.
tJl(u with hi&ber ratJOs to ltudy
the ones that keep the number ol
adroinistrators to a mlnlmum.
The jury sald a low raUo </fad· ministrator~ to teachers 1' eo.tly
-and hampers ideal educaU<>n.
-~c:cordine to the jury. state
guidelines call for 'niQe ad-
ministrators per 100 teachers in
elementary districts, eight per
100 in unified districts and seven
per 100 in high school districts.
According to statistics pro-
"1ded by the jury, four Orange
Coast districts approach tho6e ·
slate mandated maximums.
Of coastal unified districts,Jhe
Saddleback Unified l)istri~t
rank s hi ghes t with 7.5 ad·
ministrators per 100 teachers..
Saddleback a lso has 6.7 pupil,
service employes teachers and
60.6 classified (support)
employes per 100 teachers. ·
Next is a tie between Laguna
Beach Unified and Irvine Unified
at 7.4 administrators per 100
teachers.
Other ratios in those districts
show Laguna Beach with 8.4 in
pupil services and 78.5 in the
class ified category per 100
teachers and Irvine with 6.0 in
pupil services and 70.6 classified
employes per 100 teachers.
The fourth lop coastal district
is Huntington Beach Elementary
with 7.8 administrators per 100
teachers. It has 4.7 pupil services
employes and 62.2 classified
employes per 100 teachers.
Other coast districts and their
ratios include:
-Huntington Beach High
School, 4.9 a dministrators, 10.5
pupil services and 67.1 classified
per 100 teachers.
-Seal Beach Elementary; 7.0
administrators, 5 .2 pupil
services and 51.4 classified per
100 teachers.
-Ocean View Elementary; 6.2
administrators. a.2 pupil
services and 60. 7 classified per
100 teachers.
-Fountain Valley Elemen·
tary ; 5.8 administrators •. 4.1
pupil services and 43.3 classified
per 100 teachers.
-Caph!tl'ano Unified; 5.5 ad·
mini~trators, 6.2 pupil services
and 60.8 classified per 100
teachers.
-Newport-Mesa Unified ; 5:6
administrators, 7.1 pupil
services and 72.6 classified per
100 teachers.
In almost every ratio category,
the jury notes that the numbers.·
per 100 teachers have increased
steadily since 1970 in most dis·
tricts. .
The jury suggests ~istricl~ con·
sider the impact of high ratios on
strained budgets for next year
E'ront Page AJ
SCHOOLS. • •
estimates.
Legally. the notices had to be
issue d by S aturd11y, but the
school board does not h~ve to act
on recomme ndations by Nicoll
until May 15.
Financially. 1f all 33 employes
issued notices are dismissed, it
would amount to a savings of
about $528,000 for the district,
Mrs. Harmon s aid.
District trustees have called an
election May 27 on a proposed
36-cent override tax aimed at al·
leviating' some of the district's
financial problems.
Both teachers' unions have re·
quested that t~e s~peri~ten_dent
refrain from 1ssuing dismissal
notic es to the probationary
teachers.
Mrs. Harmon said Nicoll's re·
commendation to keep the
younger teachers was influenced
heavily by state ra w.
"We can only dismiss teachers
in proportion to the amount of our
enrollment decUne, not to save
money "Mrs. Harmon said.
The 'district Is estimating a
three percent drop in enrollment
for next year, which means that
of 1,200 district teac.-hers, onty 36
rould be fired.
In reality. less than 36 could be
fi red because the district must
also ~ubtract from that figure all
ttachers currently on leave or
absence or those who resign.
.. We couldn't have made a big
savmgs. anyway, by just firing
the younger teachers,•• Mn.
Harmon explatn~.
LA Plan Voided
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A
SUpertor Court judge voided Los
A.na.eles County 'a 1ftrit official~
ged!ral plan bec,use the Board:
of Supervisors ado)>led the plan.
witnout eeuing tn ttrvt.ron.men-
tal impact report. Judie Davta
A. Thomas made the=~ lft •
civil suit brought by 1 on of cons~rvatlon lfOUps oPPOMd '° t.be plan.
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LEGEND:
-"°"os
o.ily l'llet Map ay Tim ... lef"Hll
CITIES' COASTAL PLAN -Council members
from Irvine, Laguna Beach and Newport
Beach drafted this i>ilan for roads in the
Irvine Company's 10,000-acre coastal area.
Aimed at keeping ~own traffic problems
development of the area could cause the
three cities, the plan orients loops serving
the residential area to an extended San
Joaquin Hills Road. Inland park and ride
lots would provide tram shuttle seryice to
a proposed state beach. The Irvine Com-
pany's plan orients the loop roads t o
Pacific Coast Highway, which Newport
Beach and Laguna Be~ch feel would put
Loo much traffic on the already over-
burdened road.
Park Panel Ok.ays
West Master Plan
The West Newport Master
Plan , which would bring a
landscaped island of recreation
into the west end of Newobrt Beach, has been approved by
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commission members.
Commissioners gave their as·
sent following a spars ely·
attended public hearing Tuesday.
No one spoke against the plan and
one representative from the West
Newport Association offered sup·
port.
The plan now goes on to the city
council at its April 1'4 study
,...fiont Page A J
GIFTS. • •
mentcodes.
They have be~n ordered to face
trial June 9. They are free on
their promise to appear at that
trial.
It is alleged that the nine def en·
dants, two of whom have since
retired from county service, sub-
mitted mileage slips and over·
time vouchers to the county at a
time they were actually working
on Hinshaw 's Congressional cam·
paign.
It has been es timated that their
alleged activities cost the county
at least $10,000.
It was learned Wednesday that
Coleman 's trip to Newport Beach
and hts examination oflhe JS..foot
.. BoUnas " was one of a number
of such as signments being
handled by district attorney's in·
vestigators.
Mesa Glider
Back at Home
After Story
An experimental hang glider
which could eas ily kill the
thieves who stole it is back in ex·
perienced hands today.
Barry Gordon ot Costa Mesa,
who issued a public wa ... g on
Wednesday when he discovered
that the huge kite had been stolen
from him, said that 30 minutes
after newspaper stories ap-
peared he heard a knock on the
front door. . .
session, where council members
will consider final approval.
The plan calls for development
of the old Pacific Electric
Railroad right-of-way strip at the
flank of Pacific Coast Highway,
from the Santa Ana River to 56th
Street.
Athletic courts. play fields and
bike trails would be the major
features of the m aster plan.
Th e conce pt is novel in
Newport Beach , a ccording to
Commissioner Mike Johnson.
"Usually, people have to go to
a park. Piere, we're bringing a
park to the people," Johnson
said.
Also included in the plan are
handball, basketball and tennis
courts, an open sports field, a
children 's play fleld, bUce trails.
restrooms and parking lots.
Implementation or the plan
would stretch over a number of
years. but initial development
could begin this summer if
capital improvements suggested
in the 1975·76 budget are ap.
proved by the city council in
June.
First to be constructed would
be handball courts at 59th Street,
restrooms at Orange Street and a
few bike trails.
Those improvements would
amount to about $100,000, accord-
ing to Calvin Stewart, the depart·
ment's director.
In other action, commissioners
voted to initiate a policy allowing
commercial use of public parks .
The policy. if ultimately ap-
proved by the city oouncil, would
help the city m a intain its parks
by generating additional funds
from businesses operated on
public property.
Commercial uses could include
food concessions, restaurants,
tennis complexes, bowling al-
leys or just about anything else
rea's onable , according to
Stewart.
Fro• PfJflf! Al
PLAN ...
Culver Drive, Sand Canyon
A venue and others, the cities'
plan has no direct access to coast
highway through the property.
Additionally, the cities' plan
proposes a tram service to take
tourists lo a proposed lrvlile
Coast slate beach from park and
ride lots near the San Joaquin
Hills Ridge.
The cities recommend no slate
beach parking near the coast.
Employe Says
PlwneHikes
Not Required
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A
telephone operator has told a
Publi~ ;~HJlilw, Co01roi,s~on
hearing that higher ch'atges
sought by the Pacific Telephone
Company are not needed to pay
for labor costs "but simply to in·
crease profits."
Jane Margolis, the phone com·
pany operator, spoke Wednesday
at a bearing into the firm's re-
quest for a $97.9 million rate in-
crease.
Miss Margolis said the com-
pany is automating so r.apidly the
higher c,harges are not needed lo
offset wages.
Ira R. Alderson, a commission
lawyer, said the PUC will in-
vestigate increased productivity
before the hearing ends.
The proposed increase would
not affect basic monthly
telephone charges. However, the
charges for certain intrastate
long-distance calls would be
higher, as well as higher charges
for new connections, moving,
changes in telephone numbers
and monthly rates for telephone
extensions in born es.
6 Children Perish
HILLSDALE, Mich. <UPI>
Fire swept a rural frame home
early today, killing six brothers
and sisters aged 6 to 15. ''IL was
just pitiful,'' one Reading Fire
Department fireman said.
The Laguna Beach Cit.y Cowl·
ell ·made it elear-·Wednesd1y
niaht t.hat it does not want traffic
from the Jrvine Compaoy•s J>l'O"
posed 10,000·~~2 coa&tal de·
velopment pouri~ into the Art
Colony. .
Following a presentation by
Councilwoman Phyllis Sweeney,
the council uqanimpusly en-
dorsed ror study purposes a plan
that wot1ld keep traffic.generated
by the 40,0QO-person developm~t
off Pacific Coas t Highway as it
now runs from Laguna Beach to
Corona del Mar. ·
The traffic circulation pro-
PoSal shows three ~or roads
that would extend ilmost to
Pacific Coast Highway then
abruptly loop ba~k to inJpnd
areas.
Persons wanting lQ get to the
coast could park at one of three
large parking facilities called for
in the proposal and take trams to
the beach and other coastal
recreation areas.
Ideally, the only traffic on
Pacific Coast Highway would be
commute rs betweeen Laguna
Beach and Newport Beach.
Counciimen agreed the pall
plan hltd merit and should be
carefully s tudied by TICMAP.
the acronym for The Irvine Com·
pany Coastal Community Multi·
Agency Planning Program. TIC· 1 MAP is made up of represen· •
tatives of 22 put:ilic and private
, agencies that want a say in the
type of development that occurs
on the sprawling pal"cel.
The council a lso referred the
proposal prepared by repres~n
tatives of Newport Beach, Irvine
and Laguna Beach to the
Southeast Orange County Land
Use and Transportation Study
group.
"Any development here i~ go·
ing to put impossible demands on
the cities of Laguna Beach.
Newport Beach and Irvine," said
Mrs. Sweeney as she reviewed
the traffic circulation proposal
for the properly.
Irvine Company planners sat
silently in the audience as Mrs.
Sweeney described the proposal.
The company's plans now show
through roads to Coast Highway.
•·our intent is to try and see if
the concept• as for here (the
cities' loop plan> makes sense,''
Larry Moore, Irvine Company
project manager. told the council
later.
"My concern is where you're
going to bring that traffic down in
Laguna Beach." Councilman Jon
. Brand told Moore during an
earlier presentation of the over·
all plan for the coastal property.
The map Moore had in front or
him showed a road that would tie
into High Drive in the north end
of town.
Moore said he couldn't
specifi cally s ay where the road
would be.
"l can answer that," Brand
fired back. "You're going to
destroy that neighborhood if you
bring that road through it."
"I can't see any area ~ the
north end that has a road that
could handle that traffic." Brand
continued.
'That's precis ely the kind of
input we want," Moore said.
Mayor Roy Holm said the
council's action lo urge study of
the loop system should not be
construed a s a ·'commitment lo
the concept.·'
"We cannot be sure that this is
the right plan," Holm said, ex-
plaining that it m ay be s ubject to
change as it is studied by the
various agencies. •
•'Two guys were standing there
and they had brought with them
the glider. T~y told me that they
saw four young men the night
before runntng with the glider
and they said those people finally
dumped it in a vacant lot.
NEW MARKDOWNS •••••••••••••• 30°/o to .4$0/o
DEEPER MARKDOWNS ............... up to 75°/o
''They said tb~y read the story
and then realized ~hat it was,"
he said. .
The glider ~ a prototype and
· has never been flown. He plans to
test it at a hang glider park this
week but in hJs appeal Gordon
messed that anyone short or an
expert should not try to fly It.
Banks Skirmish
LOS ANGELES <"P) -A.
wt.a bank left h9ld.Ul1 the l>•I
fol' .$1.1 million after honorina a
IM Anaeles muaic1pal check
taid Wednesday Use city should
come ~ with the money to cover
the toss. But Cit:>' Mty. Buri Pinet 11Jd he would advfse the M~
ty to deny the claJm filed by Ute
81nque de Paris o! Gen•t•, httserJand. •
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DRESSES -UN6ElllE -ROl!S -PAjAMAS -GOWNS
Pl.A YSHOES -SANDALS
Ladle& Pendleton Wool Sepcrates •••••••• 40°/o to 50°/o OFF
Lady Graff s.-ates 8 "stout sizes.. • , • • lOo/o to 40°/o OFF
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.DespJte the most severe slump &Jncc the deprenlon u.w.. soarl~& upemployment and • rapid l"at_e or lnflation, you are conUnulnr to take vacatlorus~~-__,.....,.....,,.....,._ __
on a .scale •Jgnaling a resump·
tlon of cbeerf ul increases in the future.
Whether for reasons o
health. recreation or educaUon . . . you re us me some of your apend-
in& money lO finance a break in
your regular work 1chedule. A
vacation, at lea t once a yeat'.
has become a way of life in our land, has high priority 1n the
category of necessities, ranks in many families even ahead
of the acquisition of wanted durable goods.
-AS DOCUMENTATION, a recent Conference Board
study indicated that nearly 43 percent of the consumers sur·
veyed planned to take a vacatioh In the first half of 1975 just
about the s.ame percent &1s. in a similar poll a year ago. '
-While th~ proportion of households planning to go
abroad bas dropped from 4.2 to 3 6 percent and the propor-
Uon planning ~o travel by air has fallen from 9.7 to 8.8 per·
cent, these figures hardly reflect a disastrous plunge.
Instead, they sugggest a surprisingly modest decline
against today's economic background.
-As far as United States travel as concerned, overall
tot!ll touri~m fell a scant 2 percent last year and actually
fimshed with a strong surge in such areas as F lorida the
Far West, Hawaii, tropical Texas, the Gulf and' the
Southwest. Winter bookm_gs are not only holding: record
travel as being reported to the Western ski areas of Colorado and Utah.
-After a diziying plunge in the first quarter of '74 m
response to the energy crisis, auto travel ended the year
down only 4' percent, according to the U S. Travel Data
Center. At the same time, r~J travel was up a whopping 32
percent, bus ttavel was t.q> 6 percent and an· travel was up 4 percent
BUT HAVE \'OU CHANGED ! It 1s no exaggeration to
say that the travel mdustry has entered a new era -with
your vacation patterns crumbling, your holiday habits
changing drastically and your spending becoming far more
sensible and selective than ever before.
(1) You're sticking mu ch closer to home than in pre-vious free-spending eras
In general, the bes.t records are being chalked up by na-
tional parks and historic sates near big cities. Washmgtdn,
DC. and Philadelphia areas are up spectacularly -and ad·
ditional sharp gains are expected as the Bicentennial gets
its real start. with weeklong celebrations in late April 10 BOston, Concord and Lexington.
(2) You 're turning m increasing numbers to travel
agents and to public transportation
'About half of a ll domestic pleasure air travel and nearly
75 percent of U.S. international air travel now involves
bookings through travel agents, reports Robert McMullen.
president of the American Society of Travel Agents. In thi s
era of selective buymg1 the travel agent can definitely help
you stretch your travel dollar, but warns McMullen. "be
sure you are dealing with a bona fide agent and look for the
ASTA seal in the yell ow pages "
(3) YOU'RE ASKING FOR and accepting new ideas
from the travel Industry -particularly in pre,a1d and
packaged lours --
.. Energy has forced Americans to plan, conserve and
utilize their common sense m vacation travel," observes
Frank Hildebrand, nation¥ chairman of Discover Amenca
Travel Organizations. "New tours arc on the market and
lhe travel industry ts turning inward to discover its O\.\n
country."
(4) And although the international travel outlook as dis·
mat, passport applicat10ns dad turn up again as 1974 ended
and the Holy Year may spur travel to Europe.
If you do go abroad, you'll find the best travel bargains
in Spain and Mexico, the most expensive areas in Japan and
Sweden Here particularly, let your travel agent help you
with package tours fly /d1 i ve and fly /sightsee vacations
AND FOR NOW AND for the future, learn the money
saving rules well. Be as flex1bl c on dates and rout mg as you
can. Avoid Fridays and Sundays when traveling by air. In-
vestigate Amtrak, especially for family travel a nd short-
haul trips. Relegate haphazard louring to an age an the dis-
tant past.
And if you 're going to a business convention. try to com-
bine it with a family vacat10n -making one trip out of two
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How Big Ben
Got Its Name
Women talk mostly about men, clothes
and social arrairs. Men talk mostly about busi-
ness, recreation and women. In that order
respectively. Such u.re the findings in on~
more recent s tudy on the matter.
:\ GRASSllOPPER thermometer -yes
that's a thermometer to take the temperalu r~
or a g rass hopper -is only five one
thousandths or an inC'h in diameter.
\fA.S NONF. OTllER than Jerry J\1ilchell
"'ho described harness racing as horse <.ind
buggy bingo.
T llAT FUR said lo be
most difficult to imitate is
the s ilver fox.
BIG BEN
<J '·Louie, 1'11 bet you
a quarter on the corner
that great clock in London
t·ul\c.,"{j_ Big Ben was named
1n honor of the statesman
He11j:1m1n Oisr<.ieli .' ·
A. You're on. Big Ul·n is the tx•ll. not tht'
(·JoC"k, plc<.ise note. And it '11as named b\·
Parliament members in honor of a tall heavY
set gentleman called Sir Benjamin Hall who
was commissioner or works there in 1859 when
the bell was first installed. Take advantage of
the four percent disrount by paying up within
JO days.
t.). ""IN 110 \-\' M .llNY movies has Shirley
fl1acl .. aine played a lady oflhe night?"
A. In 14 of her 37 films.
t.} ... WllAT"S the lifesp;.1n of a robin ·~··
~.'!-.. 'F'ii:Ur e 12 ye ars. .
T ll E llARO l"~\CTS
Paying s pectators al baseball games out -
number paying speelators at football games
by about three to one .•. \VHO WAS IT that
de fined "chaos" as •·four women plus one
luncheon check"!" ... STATISTICS indicate
that finger least likely lo be injured is the ring
finger or the I ti ft h;:ind.
IT'STOL.D that a Unitl'd Nations com mil·
tee was formed lo do a study on elephants.
Representatives were appointed from l-'rance,
West Germany. Gre<at Britain, the Soviet
Union. the United States and Denmark. Each
s ubmitted a paper, entitled as follows·
France, "The Love of the Elephant." West
Germany. ''The Philosophy of the Elephant.''
Great Britain. "The Elephant, Its Contribu-
tion to the Growth of the Empire." The Soviet
Union, ·•A Five-Year Plan for Elephants."
'fhe United States. '·Bigger and Better
f-~lcphants." And Denmark , "~low to !\fake 215
Different Kinds or Sandwiches out of an
Elepho.int ·'
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Battle for Bulge
l .. ONUU:'\ 1L'PI > ·-
George f\-1aret• :.i nd .John
Robinson are fighting
the wuist line baltle of the
bul ge in rt·v L·r ~L'. At
Stak e : th ~ Britis h
tincl advant.age in ex·
perience. 1-le is S2 . John
h.as 32 years ~eh ind him.
1 .. h cavywe'i~hl l'h a m -
pionship.
''Mighty (;l·o r ge''
holds the title. lie v.·e1ghs
543 pounds and m e:1sures
7S-73·82.
The two have agreed lo
a weigh-off this summer.
George figur es all he h as
to do to win is hold his
v.·eight where it is. John
has to gain 46 pounds to
tic, 4 7 to \Vin .
AND IN TlllS t·ornct,
weighing 497 pounds and
measuring 62-69-72 . the
chall enger, •·Big John.·•
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GEORGE IS confident
-"Robinson's nothing
but a bag or bones. I'm
not eating a lot. I don't
want to get fat. But I'm
drinking at least a bottle
of brandy ;_i cla y and as
1nul'h champagne as .rr
l"<an. It \vill make sure l
don"t lose any weight." d '· :Society
-• .lohn. too. has faith -!>"" ~T Meet · I'm certain the c rown is
.. 1y • 0 mine ... For breakfast., I
&) .~ ha\'e a dozen bacon\roll1
Cl.I • 1'.he beoertt s _of and t wo pints of milk.
GJ..' .transcendental m edita· Dinner is a steak and
).ion will be discus&ed in kidney pie ror rour peo--,.. •D 8 o'clock rn eeting pie. tv.•o lo three pounds • S'ahl at Murdy Park of potatoes, spinuch and ~ muni~)' Center in peas.
" tington Beach.
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b ~"sored by the Jn · e:iting betwee n meal~
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-414L Tb• cosnmunJty s hellr1sh und scoff a one· ~ter LI at Golden West poond bar of ~~ocolat e "$feel.~ Norma Drive . JUSl for a snack:.
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Of ui.l»ff'I,.......,.
Ninety.five Harbor Area
school teachers. lower ecbelon
school administrators and s~
port .personnel were notifiM
Wednesday tbey could be dis·
missed or reaasl1ned next year.
The move came as officials of
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District looked f orways to
balance the district's budget tor
... .. .. ,,. .
ttscal 1975·76.
No one with u classroom
teaching credential is being con-
sidered for dismissal, school
authorities said, b}lt because of
· the tenure (seniority> system,
teachers wJth the least ex-\
-perience may be bumped into a
so-called permanent substitute
pool next year. .. •c the 95 employes who were.
given the news Wednesday after-
noon by Supt. John Nicoll, 33 re-
ceived notices of possible dis-
missal. They are nurses,
psychologists, counselors and
speolal music teachers.
None of the 33 hold classroom
teaching c redentials and
they could be fired when in-
dividual school principals figure
out their 1975-76 school budgets
and decide where to make cuts,
district officials said.
ssessor '
.
1~0w Hearl Tb.is
Old Soldier ·Routs Burglars
PORTOLA VALLEY (UPI) -Retired Army Col.
Lewis Day, 74, is so impressive in giving orders that
even burglars obey him.
When Day and his wife returned home, they were
confronted by a six-foot intruder who pointed the of-
ficer's .22-caliber rifle at him.
"Give me that gWl and get the hell out of here,"
Day said.
The intruder took off out the front door.
The officer then found two more meri in his
bathroom. He barked similar orders. The pair
jumped out the window.
Day had an added reason for his confidence. The
rifle, he s~id, "can't be fired -I have it fixed so only I
can make it work."
Clears Hurdle
'\
Health Panel OKs
UCI Medical Bill
ByDOUGLA8Flll'l7..Sa:tt
Of .. 0.ll'l l"lletSWf
The legislative "cakewalk" is
over for a $8.95 million sup-
plemental appropriatiQn bill de·
signed to finance the medical
education and community health
care system envisioned by the
UC Irvine medical school, the
school's dean sfl,id today.
The bill eased past its thlrd
legislative hurdle Wednesday
with 7 to 0 approval of the As-
sembly Health Committee.
But medical school Dean
Stanley van den Noort said the
bill faces tough times in the As-
sembly Ways and Means Com-
mittee because it calls for a
$650,000 appropriation from the
state general fund for costs of
transition of Orange County
Medical Center from Orange
County to university ownership.
A Hot Night
-For Poker
They had a hot time in
the old town firehouse
Wednesday nlght, after the
boys finished up routihe
· c~ such as polishing
the brass and chrome on
the big fire engines.
One ranking Costa Mesa
fireman remarked about
the quiet evening -in
terms o( any flre calls -
wben reporters covering
the firehouse beat checked
in this morning.
"All we bad Wl\S a good
poker game," be declared.
MINNEAPOLIS.Minn. (AP)-
lncome tax deducUodl of nearly
$200,000 claimed t>y Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrq for tbe &ifl of vice
presidential papers 10 the Min·
JlelOta Hiltorical Socie\,y have
been disallowed by the U.S. Jn-
ternaJ Revenue Seniee, an aide
1aidtodQ. • .
Da•id Gartner. an ad·
minllttaUve .,,1atant to the Kiri·
nesota Democrat, said Hum-
phrey react\ed an .. ,~meat
wtth the IRS to p~ back tba
ph.11 I percent •nnual iritere:st on
theSl•,153.
Tb• u" deductlons were
chumed for 1"9 Uu"OU&t\ im.
Gartner and Humptln)''• Mtn·
~tl~ lawyer, Joe ~ Wallen,
dtetlaed to HY tibat the back taus WoGld amount to: nwv Hid
thlt JUll tompuunct.batn.ute.
' •
The $8.3 million balance would
come from a $156 million health
sciences bond issue approved by
voters in 1972.
Meanwhile, delays in receiving
financing have caused the
medical school to scrap plans for
takeover of the Medical Center
July 1 as bad been planned, Dr.
van den Noort said in a wide-
r31lging conversation with re·
porters.
The campus is seeking new
guidelines for takeover of the
facility.
As explained by medical school
Assistant Dean Tom Rolinson .
the university would take over
the facility six months after re-
ceiving funding.
ln the meantimet the medical
school hopes to keep its teaching
operatiobs in the Medical Center
going through an extension of its
present an'iliation agreement
with the county, Dr. van den
Noortsaid. -
The delays, caused by uncer·
tainty about funding the medica l
sch6ol among UC regents, op·
position from Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr. a nd Legis lative
Analyst A. Alan Post and the long
list of legislative committees
which must consider the bill,
have caused the problems
already ..
The medical school envisions a
$42.S millioo medical teaching
and health care system consist-
ing of a renovated 300·bed
Orange County Medical center, a
200-bed on·campus hospital and a
string of outpatient clinics, in ad-
dition to a bas ic scien ces
teaching building.
.. Between $39 and $42 million or
tbe 1972 bond funds were
earmarked for UCI mt1dical
<See MJ;iAStJRE, Page A2)
Walters said the JRS objection
was based on a regulation pro-
hibiting deductions for "gifts of a
f'uture interest" over which the
donor retains some f ortn of con·
t.rol.
Gartner 11dded, "There's
nothing in this that Involves
wrongdoing of any kind. It's
. 11.mply • differace in tbe way re·
uon1ble men lnterpretlbelaw."
W .it.r ~lated out that tbe l RS
ralHd no questions about th
letality Of ~e Hami>brty lift. or
the value of '3(»,475 placed on It.
Cambodia
Funds
Rejected
WASHINGTON <UPI> -The
House Foreign Affairs Commit-
tee today rejected $135.6 million
in emergency U.S. military aid
for Cambodia, but held out the
slim possibility of a compromise
on the controversy with Presi-
dent Ford.
Less than an hour later, the
Senate Democratic Caucus voted
38 to 5 against providing further
REDS ESCALATE VIETNAM
OFFENSIVE. Story, Page A4.
military aid to either Cambodia
or South Vietnam. liouse
Democrats voted in a similar
manner Wednesday.
The House committee vote was
18-15 oo a eompromise amend·
ment proposed by Rep. Lee
Hamilton CD-Ind.>
It was a severe blow to the Ad ·
ministration's request for $222
million to Cambodia. The amend-
ment was an attempt to com-
promise on aid for Phnom Penh
which is surrounded by Com-
munist forces.
The committee delayed any
immediate recommendation to
the full House on the Cambodian
aid matter.
Committee Chairman Thomas
E . Morgan CD· Pa.), told re -
porters he was urging the Ad·
ministration to consult witb Rep.
Donald M. Fraser, CD-Minn.>
over a possible compromise on ...
the aid. Fraser is a major critic
of any further U.S. weapons for
Cambodia.
At the White House, Press
Secretary Ron Nessen responded
by saying that Ford still hopes
that Congress will finally ap-
prove his request.
DOW RECORDS
SLIGHT LOSS
NEW YORK (U PI> -Despite
a late rally attempt, the stock
market closed lower for the third
consecutive session today in
slowed-down trading on the New
York Stock Exchange. Profi t.
taking was a factor.
The Dow Jones industrial
average, a seven-point loser
Wednesday, dropped 0.71 points
to762.98.
Declines barely led advances
(tables. B7 >.
Price s were higher i n
moderate trading on the
·American Stock Exchange.
The other 62 employes, such as
ass istant principals, have
teachlng credentials. They have
received notices of possible re·
assignment.
They may be asked to leave
their current asslgnments and
return to the classroom next
year , Nicoll said.
Probationary t eachers -those
in tbeir first three years of
teaching who have not yet been
I
UPI Tt14pllote
Health Failh1g?
Soviet Co mmunist Party
chi ef Leonid Brezhnev has
been described by three
western European leaders
who met him recently as
being in bad health despi~
a jovial public appearance.
His resignation by autumn
was predicted.
Mesa Glider
Back at Home
After Story
An experimental hang glider
whi ch could easily kill the
thieves wbo stole it is back in ex·
perienced hands today.
Barry Gordon of Costa Mesa.
who issued a public warning on
Wednesday when he discovered
that the huge kite had been stolen
from him, said that 30 minutes
a fter news paper stories ap-
peared he heard a knock on the
front door.
··Two guys were standing there
and they had brought with them
the glider. They told me that they
saw four young men the night
before running with the glider
and they said those people finally
dumped itin a vacantlot.
"They iaid they read the story
and then realized what it was,"
he said.
The glider is a prototype and
· has never been fl own. He plans to
test it at a hang glider park this
week but in his appeal Gordon
stressed that anyone short of an
expert shou Id not try to fly it.
6 Children Perish
HILLSDALE, Mich. (UPI l
Fire swept a rural frame home
early today. killing six brothers
and sisters aged 6 to 15. "It was
just pitiful." one Reading Fire
Department fireman said. "The
kids were found right where they
slept.··
shortly after former President
Nixon revealed that he claimed
deductions of $482,000 £or gifts or
vice-presidential papers to the
National Archives.
The Nixon deductions later
were disallowed when it wu dis·
covered bia lawyers back-dated
the official dffd prl« to Juty 25,
199.-tht INl day 00 Wbit?IUUCh
Cbarltable cootributlou ~ be
made.
_granted tenure -were bpared
The bad news . But they, loo, may
be affected if the support person-
nel are pushed back into the
classroom. , -u 's kind or a domino theory.
where the teachers with seniority
will bump those with less ex-
perience ." e xplained J ean
Harmon, Nicoll 's administrative
assistant.
Teachers bumped from re-
ro
Records
Unsealed
In C-ase
By TOM BARLEY
Of the D•llY Pi .. tSulf
Documents made public today
after earlier being sealed by an
Orange County Superior Court
judge contain all egations that
one of nine men indicted after an
investigation into the county as
sessor's office accepted marine
equipment valued at $864.68 from
a Garden Grove company.
<Related editorial Page A6. l
District attorney's investigator
John Coleman s ubmitted the re
port to his office after making a
trip to Newport Beach and an ex
amination of the vessel
.. Bolinas" moored there by de·
feoclant George Upton.
Coleman claims in the af-
fidaYits made public today by
Judge. Everett W. Dicke9 that
Upton, 54, of Santa Ana. was the
recipient of an electric generat
ing plant and aqualift valued al
$864.68 and that the Radio Shack
company picked up the tab.
It is also alleged in Colem an ·s
affidavit that Radio Shack
warehouse manager Joe Cernie
told Assistant Dis trict Attorney
Michael Capizzi that his com·
pany "save d approxi mate ly
$190,000 in two years by knowing
the right people.··
Coleman states in the affidavit
that Upton was assigned by the
assessor 's office to handle Radio
Shack assessments during that
period. Also in the affidavit is the com-
ment that a 1972 audit of the as-
sessor 's office then headed by
Rep. Andrew J . Hinshaw, in·
dicated that Radio Shack had
been under-assessed by S225.880
in 1969.
The tax or $22,000 due under
that assessment hike was never
billed and never paid, the af
fidavit alleges.
The allegations against Upton
come al a time when the Grand
Jury is known to be exploring
charges that a number of Orange
County companies and stores re·
ceived fa vor able assessm ent
treatment during Hinshaw's
term as assessor.
All nine defendants are due in
court March 21 for pretrial action
on charges of grand theft, con-
s piracy. submission of false
claims and violations of govern
<See GIFTS, Page A2i
Chinies Tell
For Wlwm
The Bell Tolls
A tinkling chime system has
been installed on one of two main
telephones coming into the Costa
Mesa Police Department's
automated records bureau. to
improve acoustics.
The chimes also will tell busy
clerks which phone is ringing.
because the oth er main
telephone line triggers a routine
telephone buzzer.
A second buzzer heard in re-
cent months bas been disconnect-
ed, howtver, that one being the
electronic door installed recenUy
to keep unauthorized persons out
of securitJr,reas.
Gener-ally. onJy authoriied
persons use that doorway
anyway and the front de k of.
ficer's trouble wasn't worth it.
He had to keep getting up to
pu1b U\e remote control buizer
b\rttoo to let dettttlves lnto th
detective bureau because they
wue ln too much of a hurry lo
use their special keys
t
Today'
N.Y.
aular classroom assignment!>
would be placed in a "permanenL
substitute pool." They will retain
their current salaries, but wiU
move around the district as float-
ing substitutes next year.
Mrs. Harmon said it is impossi-
ble to predict how many teachers
may be arfected until the in-
dividual schools complete their
e nrol lm e nt a nd budget.
(See SCHOOLS, Page A2 >
e
Ford Urges
Tax Speed
WASHI NGTON <AP >
President Ford was quoted
today as complaining that
"time is growing short"
for action on a recession-
fighting tax c ut and yet the
Senate plans an Easter
vacation in just eig ht days.
Ford has said that he
wants the tax cut by
Easter.
The tax-writing Senate
Finance Committee began
writing its version of the
bill this morning.
Sen. Russell B . Long. <D·
La.>. the chairman, said he
wi ll support a $30-billion
tax cut. a lmost double the
amounted recommended
by Ford.
Patty Hearst
Fingerprints
In Farmhouse?
SAN FRAl"ClSCO !U PI >
The San Francisco Examiner.
whose presid ent and editor is
Randolph Hearst. said today
fin gerp rints of his fug itive
daughter. P atricia, had been
fo und in a Pennsyl va ni a
farmhouse.
The newspa per said Mi ss
Hearst's fingerprints were found
along with those of fellow
GRAND JURY PROBES
PATTY'S TRAIL-A3
fugitives William and Emily
Harris and of fugitive Japanese-
American artist Wendy Misako
1 Yoshimura in a farmhouse
owned by an elderly couple after
an informant told the FBI Miss
Hearst staved there. Agents dis-
covered the farmhouse in Oc-
tober.
The Examiner described Miss
Yoshimura as a "newcomer in
the story·· of Miss Hearst.
Miss Yoshimura has been
wanted since 1972 in connection
with a conspiracy to bomb the
Navy Reserve Officers Training
Corps quarters at UC Berkeley.
She rented a garage in which
Berkeley police seized an arsenal
of weapons and explosives.
The draft of a ··communiq ue
from the Revolutionary Army"
announcing the destruction of the
ROTC quarters was found in
l\h ss Yoshimura 's car.
Or:anJ,:t• Coast
Weather
Generally fair skies Fri-
day. according to the
weather service. following
tonight's expected rainfall.
Partly cloudy with winds
15 to 25 m .p.h. at times Fri-
day. Hi ghs in the upper sos. ·
INSIDE TODA. Y
A state assemblyman um
ordered to bring back from
J(Q11.1Q.6 t~ state-leased car
htl estr=gtd wife took tlwrc.
PagtA7. J
Index
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.ffaroor
~OD -.
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Seheols •
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Dram.~oe•p"'a';..::"en~\~,--An· ur •• • ~u " " ' ··"'"" ,..,, tnct• ba•' som• of .Ille bl1hest The annu41.· aprlJlc «>n~ oC 1 toa.ChekJtp~d,taoia, ffttll$~1' rapoa Ot •dDlinl1Uator1 to
the Newport Harbor HlP School and 15, A~\orlum, 4·p.m. Pi~ · ' 'classroom teaehen ~ln t!Je eowt·
Instrumental Music Pepartment VOCAL lllUSJC.Sl19)1/,CA:$ -ty' a Grand" Jury""'""'°' luued
will be~n at~ ii. m. l'll<(ay in the "Stuaenta, Crom.Jocal:Ole-tar·, w~neojliiy ,hows, r _. : •
school auditorium and" Will' be middle and. bl,&h "•cb9ol1, Th•<f."~t urced •"1 dll·
lligbll&bted ~Y the p.....,tatloa or Ne w p or t' ll a r b o r ~) II b tricla With hilh•r ralW!i Id. WldY
•"'800 scholarablp and'llle awanl1 411dltorium, 7:30 p.m. Free. ~ the onu tha(J<,eep lbe.IJ.l"ll• or
orat97•Pl•to. . ''TARTUFFE" --Cbaat administrators , to a .nUlliroum"
Theseholarshlp\ViUbitgivento Jtepeq,.ory Tb'fater, ~~~n.' 'Jbe Jury said 8 low raUo of ad·
a deserving senior a.nd represents 8 p.m. ' ministrators 10 te~chers is cOJUY
proceeds from the acbolanbip FRIDAY, MAROllt' • an.d bampe.r1 ideal education.
concert held ln Februarf. FRIDAY NIGHT. FJ~MS -According tO the jury, .atate
Several other awarJh will also ''Class ot '44," PCC Fa;'\UJ\, 1:80 guideline• call for nine ad·
be given during the concert in-p.m. Adm . Sl. · inlnislratorl pet 100 te&Chen 1n
termisslon. SENIOR, SCl\01.4~SHIP eltmentary ' districts, eight .JM''
The Pinto will be awarded by AWARDS NJTE -N-,.w~rt 100 in ~ili~d ~~~tricts.and seYen Jell Fi er, president or the band, Harbbr ill ah School $!>rill& wn· per 100 In J\llh scbOQI dist!ict>.
an9 culminates rund-ralslng el· cert, HarbO.r HlJ;b. 8 p.m. Adm.. Accol-ding ~lo 1tatlsUcs pro-
forts of Lhe Newport Harbor tOcents. · Ylded by the jury, foµr Orange
Sailor Band for a western states. Coast districts ap~ those
tour. ' • statemandatedmaxlmunis.
'ph Shoot
Soloists perro~minSeg ~t ~ c1o1n· Erctlll. .__ ~ :_ 01 tal "•ed ..a1_;_,,~ .. the -cert include Julie ar1es,t ce o, • ~ coas unu1 uuUl...-.
Ken Tel19ian, piano, and .. Mark· 11-~-: ' l. ";. ... : Siddl'eback Un1li>ed DJstrict
• Stuart Farmer, 28, Newport Beach (haul-
:-ting on parachute), tried Wednesday to
tower aad waited for the wind to fill th"e
chute and lift him off the ground .. It
seemed like a good idea, but apparently-
there wasn'•t enough wind. Farmer and his
parachute never got off the ground.
elevate himself above Newport's 32nd
'''"Street beach. Farmer and friends got an
~old parachute, tetbered it to a lifeguard
f'ro111 Page A I
MEASURE. •
school development, Dr. van den
Noort said. 1-lowever, the un-
iversity, due lo a variety of fac-
tors, has over-encumbered the
bond issue by more than $88
million.
Thus the regents are taki ng a
second look at where the money
is to go. .
A list of alternatives to the
Irvine development plan is being
considered by regents. None of
the alternatives includes th e on-
campus hospital.
Without that facility, Dr. van
den Noort claims the medical
school is "doomed to medi{)('ri -
ty" and he and the bulk of his
faculty will quit.
Already, Dr. van den Noort
said 25 percent of the key posts
' are vacant. The school, he said,
is lUlable to recruit high-quality
faculty because of the un certain-
ty about its development.
Along th e s ame 11.Ae, the school
is having difficulty attracting the
bes t residents, interns and stu-
dents. he said.
Federal grants,. community
and alumni support and other
sources of income are drying up,
he said. Losses in federal grants
alone could total a filth of the cost
of the whole system, $8.3 million,
be said.
Research and training i;rants
are falling short or previous
years, he said. because of uncer-
tainty about the s chool's future ..
"I would like to be in a position
sometime," Dr. van den Noort
said, .. to run a medical school
and not be involved in constant
struggle just to stay afloat."
The constant political hassles
over the past seven years, he
said, are draining the energy the
school should be devoting lo its
mission -training doctors.
LA Plan Voided
LOS AN"GEL.ES (API -A
Superior Court judge voided Los
Angeles County's first oCficial
general plan because the Board.
of Supervisors adopted the plan
without getting an environ men-
tal impact report. Judge Davjd
A. Thoma&.. m ade the ruling in a
civil suit brought by a coalition or
conservation groups opposed Jo
the plan.
OR.ANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rob@rt N. Weed
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Assemblyman Flees
Youths on Freeway
SACRAMENTO (AP) -As-
semblyman Jerry Lewis was
chased al high s peeds on a
freeway to his apartment by
three youths Y:ho burglarized his
car and smashed its windows
early today, the sheriff's office
said . Deputies arrested two teenage
adults and one juvenile. The
adults were booked for investiga-
tion 0£ vehicle burglary and
felony malicious mischief.
Lewis told reporters he left his
Capitol office about 1:15 a.m. in
his state-leased Oldsmobile con-
vertible. He said\about six blocks
from the Capitol three youths in
another cur attempted to block
hi s way. .
Two of the youths jumped out
with wha t appeared to be clubs,
Lewis said. He added the driver
held something that might have
been a chain. He said he backed
up his car and then sped around
them and onto the Highway so
freeway heading east.
"Jl was o bvious they were
chasing me. It was almOil like a
From Page Al
GIFTS ...
mentcodes.
They ha\'e been orde red to face
trial June 9. They are free on
their promise to appear at that
trial.
lt is alleged that the nine defen-
dants. two of whom have since
retired from county service, sub-
mitted mileage sli ps and over·
time vouchers to the county at a
time they were actually working
on Hinshaw 's Congressional cam·
paign.
It has been estimated that their
a lleged activities cost the county
at least $10,000 .
It was learned Wednesday that
Coleman's trip to Newport Beach
and his examination of the 38-foot
"Solinas" was one of a number
of such a ss ig nments being
handled by distri ct attorney's in·
vestigat.ors .
movie at high speeds, 100 maybe
120 miles an hour. It was the most
frightening experience 1 ever
had in my life.''
He said tie weaved in and out of
traffic try ing to s hake his
pursuers and then made a last·
minute turn off the freeway, but
the youths followed him, bounc-
ing their car across a divider.
"One of them was leaning out
the window and throwing Uiings
at my ca r aad yelling at me,"
Lewis said. "This moprlng, when
l woke up, 1 found myself still
shaking."
· l..ewi s. 40-year-old Republican
from J-lighland, took refuge in his
;;1partment off of Watt Avenue
near the American River.
Sheriff's spokesman Bill Miller
said Lewis heard a racket out·
side, then came out to find the top
of his car slashed and the win-
dows broken . 1-Iis briefcase Bnd
other items we re missing.
A security gu,rd took the
1ic_ense number of a car.leaving
the ®artment complex: and de-
puties later made the arrests, re-
covering the briefcase from a
trash can near the home of one of
the persons arrested, Miller said.
J-le said the assemblyman's car
had its distinctive legislative
license plate, but "there appears
to be no connection. It appears to
'be a random thing as far as their
going after him .''
Miller said Glenn A. Wilson.
19, and Billy R . Frambs. 18, both
of Sacramento. were booked on
four counts of vehicle burglary -
Lewis ' car and three other cases
earUer in the evening, and the
malicious mischief. a felony
because damage to Lewis' car ex-
ceeded $1,000.
No Aid to Aliens
SACRAMENTO (APJ -II ·
legal aliens would be barred
from receiving public welfare
under a bill introduced Wednes·
day. Assemblyman Mike An-
tonovich CD -Glendale), who in ·
troduced the bill, said, "Over $6
million a year is lost in welfare
and Medi-Cal payments to illegal
aliens:"
Robbery Suspect
Jailed After" Chase
A Garden Grove robbery sus-
pect Jed FounLain Valley police
on a JOCl-m1Jc -an-hour chase and
a th ree-hour neighborhood
search early today before h.ls ar-
rest later at hom e.
Garden Grove police arrested
Dennis Alan Talbot, 26, of 13302
Chapman Ave., on charges of car
theft and armed robbery about
7:30 a.m. today, t wo hours after
the cha1e and search throua:h a
Fountain Vall ey housing tract.
The inrident started ju&t before
6 p.m. \Vedncsday, police said,
when Talbot assertedly robbed a
Fotomat at Hasler Street and
Chapman Av enue in Garden
Grove.
Poli ce said he alleiedJy
simulated a r un beneath his coat
and took S32 from the attendant,
thtn nect in a car stolen earUer
from a Garden Grove home.
Just before 2 a .m. today, Foun-
t:.aln Valley Patt'olman Norm Sat-
terfi.eld spotted Talbot's car,
matchln.: it with a descrtpUoa
Jlvc11 by Garden Grove.J)OUce.
At the same time, offlceri 1aJd.
Satterfield spotted another car
blinking it. liabta u lf to alpal
Talbot of the patrolmaft's •P-
proach.
Talbot aped •way wnl on
Stater Avenue at •PMCll ol 100
•
and 110 miles a n hour, police,
said, until he c r ashed into a block
wall fence e half mile awa)'
between Bushafd and Magnolia
Streets.
Officers said the impact tore
out a 27-foot-section of the wall,
but Talbot jumped from the de-
molished car and fled into a hous-
ing tract.
· At the same time, the othtr
c ar, containing two women
friends of Talbot's stopped,
police said. The two women, both
from Garden Grove, were arrest-·
ed on robbe.ry char.et, but were
released after a few hours, •fl.d
charges were dropped, Garden
Giove p0llce 1aid.
A Fountain Valley police do1·
a nd HuntLoaton Be•ch
helicopter alded otOcen in their
aearch thrO\llh ~ ardt., In \the
nel&hborbood, but alter t~rie
· boul'I police called ottl.lle elfQJU,
'I'll>• lloqrs later, G~ (\roye olllcen round TalbOt a hOmit.
'but aald thay don'~~ lulOW ttdf
• he aot from 8ount•ln V..11e.r
• back W G1rdc!n Grove.·
" Offtcen "Id they abo did not
!Ind Ille loot Talllot ollesedly look>
<fritm th~ Pot•M•t but •h In·
"Vest!Jatlon la eontlnuln(. • They oloo uld lie apporently
WU not lajured.Jn ,the Clr ICCI·
dent.
•
Convey, clarinet. SC . OOLS. ··~ • ra1nnlks1 lltl ghest~l~~t i .sh. ad~ Musicalgroups performirigwill m s ra ors ·peQ1JO ~ eac ers.
be ·the Sailpr Band ~nd the estimates. ~ . Saddleb<ick also has 6.7 pupil
NewportHarbm-Orchestra. alt th U "'M •"be service employes teachers and Tickets for the concert are 10 Leg y, ~no e._8'~..., so :6 elassitied <support> cenfs, "as a special thank-you to , Issued by-''Sat.PJl'-Y•,.. but lbe1 '. employ' es per 100 teachers. school l>Qttd JIC>ft"•~t• tO:oct the public,'' according to a on recqipmend3tio~ ))1 Nfcoll· ,. Next is a tie bely.'een Laguna
spokesman from the music de-until May 15.. '.";--~ . Beach Unified and Irvine Uttified . paf~mckee~~ are a,vailable from nnancially, if alt'~:.e.;1Jllo)'es at "l.4 administrators per 100 issued notices are ·~_it te b music students or al the door. would' amount to a -u.Vblia""f · ac en.
Newport Harbor HJgh is located aboilt $1528,000 for. t~ district.
3t 600 Irvjne Ave., Newport Mr H'i " "d ·• -
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Pot Termed
'No Threat'
By Magaiine
BOSTON (UPJJ -Marijuana
· may not be the great threat to
health and society that many
studies have indicated, accord-
ing to Con s umer Reports
magazine.
"The time has come to take a
fresh look at the alleged dangers
of marijuana," the Consumers
Union publication said in its
March issue.
The magazine said a "horrify-
ing collection of marijuana
hazards'' -including brain
damage, lowered resistance to
.disease, loss or motivation, birth
defects, lung damage, sterility
and impotence in men -have
been wldelY pubUciaecl in reputa-
ble scien~ific jourqala ~ Lhe
news media.
But, said the magarlne, "When
a research finding can be readily
checked -either by repeating
the experiment or by devising a
better one -an allegation of ad-
verse marijuana effects is re-
latively short-lived.
"'No damage is found -and
after a time the allegation is
dropped."
Dr. William Pollin, director of
research for the National
Institute on Drug Abuse, said
that "to suga:est that there is a
pattern or serious consequences
and as soon ats theY. are
checked they are disproved, and
to imply there is some pattern to
this. I think tends to ignore or
misstate what the present status
of the si.tuation is.''
The magazine said marijuana
smokers appear to remain in
good health and good spirits,
s howing none of the adverse ef-
fects cited in the studies.
The magazine su1gesled a bet·
1 ter picture of long-term effects
could be obtained by studyin& a
country where marijuana has
been a daily custom for genera-
tions.
electiOn· May 27 on a p~
SS-cent ?\"Prride ta:< aimed 'Bt' al-
leviating some o( the diatrict's
financial problems.... · !
Both teachers' unK>nS baye !'f:·
quested that the s uperinl~ent
refrain from issuing distl:'iSS:al
·notice:s to the probat!Qnary
teachers. .
MrS. Hattmon -said..Nlcoll'sTe-
com inendatlon tlf" keep the
younger teachers wai.lnfluenced
heavil.)l bystate law: · ·
"We can only dismiSs teachers
in proportion to the amount or our
enrollment .decline, not to save
money," Mrs. Harmon said.
The district is estimating a
three percent drop in enrollment
for next year, which means that
of 1.200 district teachers, only 36
could be fired.
In reality. less than 36 could be
f~red because the di~trict must
also subtr1et froJTl that,figure all
teachefs currently on leave of
absen.ce Qt those who resign.
"Vlefpljldn'~)\;l.v~ rq~<\I: J big 'savihg , anyway, by just firing ·
the younger teachers,•• Mrs .
Harmon,explained. • ·
Motorist Killed'
BAKERSFIELD <UPIJ. -
Lillian L . Fra ncisco, 20,
Bakersfield, was killed Wednes-
day when her car ran off
Panorama Drive and plunged 150
feet over a bluff. Police said the
accid~nt was not discovered until
15 to18 hours after it occurred.
IWRLENCI11
'REGULATED'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP J
Employers can decide bow Jong
the hair may be on a cab or.bus
driver, two sepafate U.S. Dis-
. trict Court judges havetuled.
Judge Stanley A. Weigel ruled
Wednesday that the "Yellow Cab
• Co. had the right to refuse to hire
drivers solely because their hair
extended below tlieir collar-lines.
Judge George B. Harris said it
was not di!~crimlnatory or: un-
lawful for the Golden Gate
Transit Line to have rigulatlons
relating to men's hair length and
beards.
Other ratios in those districts
show Laguna Beach with 8.4 in
p.upil services and 78.S in the
clasSlfied category per 100
teachers and Irvine with 6.0 in
pupil services and 70.6 classified
empJoyes per JOO teachers.
The fourth top coastal district
is Huntington Beach Elementary
with 7.8 administrators per 100
teachers. It·has 4. 7 pupil services
. employes and 62.2 classified
employes per 100 teachers.
Other coast districts and their
ratios include:
-Hunting'tbn Beach High
. Schbol, 4.9 admiilistrators, 10.5
pupil services _,,.d 67.l classified
per' 100 teachers.
-Seal Beach Elementary; 7.0
a dministra to rs. ·5.2 pupil
services ,;1nd 51 ,4 classified per
IOOteachers .
-Ocean View E lementary; 6.2
adminlstratbrs , 2 .2 pupil
ser\·ice8 and 60.7 classined per
100 t~a'oherS. · ·
-v~'oun<ain Valley Elemen-
·tary ;,-~.8 adqiinistr@.tors, 4.1
pupil s~ryices ~d 4.3.3 classified
per 100 t~acbe.rs.
-Capistrano UnUied; 5.5 ad-
ministrators, 6.2 pupil services
and 60 .8 classified per JOO
teachers.
-NewPorl-Mesa Unified; 5.6
administrator&, 7.1 pupil
services and 72.6 classified per
100 teachers.
In almost every ratio categof1',
lhe jury notes that the numbers.
per 100 teachers have increased
steadily since 1970 in most dis-triets. .
Tbejury suggests districts con-
sider the impact of hJgh ratios on
strained budgets for next year.
Banks Skirmish
LOS ANGELES (APJ -A
Swiss bank left holdiqg the bag
for $1.l million after honoring a
Los Angeles municipal check
s aid Wednesday the dty ahould
come up with the money to cover
the toss. But City Atty . .Burt
Pines said be would advise the ci-
t)' to deny the claim filed by the
Banque d e Paris of Geneva,
SwiU.erJand.
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