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FRIDAY A FT E RNOON, APR I L 4, 1975
VOL .... NO. ,4, 4 §£CT IONS, 44 ~AGE§
atty l(iJled
&igon OrlJli&n
Plane Crashes
SAIGON . South Vietnam <AP)
-The lirst offiCfal U.S. evucua-
tion fli ght or Victn<.imesc or-
phans, carryini.: 243 childre n in
the world 's largest plane, ended
in explosions and flames today
only minutes after takeoff from
SBi~on . <Related Store P age A3 ;
Photo. A4l .
U.S. officials said ne.arly half
the .children survived and that
the airlift to the United States or-* ~? {;:{
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Orplµms Find
County Homes
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Of"'-0..llf '1\lltse.tf• 1Two Vi etnamese oi'ph8'.ns who
m,ade the dramat\c Worfd
Airways flight ou~ of Saigon, Wed~
nesday are now safe and secui-e
with Uieir new families in Foun-
tain Valley and Westminster. Wben Lwo-month -old Doonu
K.1111 Le met her new Fountain
Y8Uey parents. Marie and Daniel
Marchitello, she w;aspslecp. -
"$tie's fUst Oe8u1irUT," suid
Mrtf. Marchitell o, .when she and
her husband met little Kim
Tliursday ·night, at Los Angeles
ln~ernational Airport.
A Westminster· couple. Kathi
and Rotund Tittl€, said the ir ne\v
daughter, Wendy 'Lee, was most·
IY "qverwhellhed."
"She.has no cOnception she ¥.·ill
stay here any longer than she
5tayed in Saigon or San f'ran-
~isco," Tittle said today in a
lelephone interview. ''She
joesn't realize this is her home.''
Wendy Lee, who speaks ' no
English, hes arrived in perfe<!t llme for het first American birth-
day. She will be four years ol d
ruesdar.
"Right now, cverytHlng is like
a circus." said Tittle, the owner
o( a liquor stor e and a· market.
•1w~ Just want to let her settle
Oowh."
Both f.l0'6llie1 have been wail·
lne several months .to adQpt a
Vietnamese orph_an. And both
"ere surprised and pleased to
learn theirs were on, the World
Airways nilhl \hat lefl Saieon
\llililou( permltslo~. .
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11\tfted today," 11ld TitUe, r<rer.
l'llll to the Uaglc i;rash In Saigon ~a U .,$,Plane carrying orphans.
The Marcbltello lamlly had
Cloe O•P llMi80 P ase All
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dered by President Ford would
continue. There were 305 persons· ...
aboard lhe plane. a U.S. Aii."
Force CS Galaxy transport lhat
stands as high a s a six-s'tQI-¥
building, officials said.
The U.S. Embassy saidtha.t in
addition to the orPhans. ,the
transport carried 44 ' escorts, 16
crewinen and two flight nurses.
A spokesman said about.JOO or-
phans and 15 to 20 adulis were
pu~led out alive. Hospital of-
ficials said the rest were either
dead, injured or still trapped in
the wreckage in a paddy Yield 11h
miles from the airport .~
A Congressman in Washington
urged thal a ll C5s be grounded
because the plune "has never
1>erforrned up to specifications .''
The hea<1q~arters of the 13th Air
Force in the Rhilippines r.efused
to com11tent on reports Ulat the
plane"s departure from ·Manil<f-·
earliCr today had been ~layed"~ -
by mechanical trouble.
In WaSbington, a spokesmar:i ·.,.
fOr Ure Agency for International·
Development, which' is handling .
the airlift . said "lhe flight will •
continue .'' "
Btit Rep. Les r\spin (0-Wis.).
urged temporary grouoding of•
,a ll Cis ~esause he s~d the
pl ane "'has' never performed. up·
ta speciOeation·s. '' H'e cit.edw.lng
problems. The plane is 248 £eel
long and has a 223-Cool wingspan.
In San Francis co, Richard.
Blanchfield, the man coordinat-
ing' the e vacuation of Vietnamese
orphans for the Friends of All
Children, said when he heard
the plane had craShed, "Oh. God.
(SeeCSCRAS H. Page A2)
Cmkets Fill
Church Area
FAIRFIELD, Ohio CUPJ ) ~
There were too many caskets and
too many mourners for the
church.
Eight of the eleven eoskets
took all the spaoe in the front of
the church, aotheolherlhreehad
. to be p.Jaced In the middle aisle
· alongside the crowded congrega-
tion. More \tlan 700 mourners
filed tnto the 600·sc.U Sacred
· Heart Calhollc Church.About lGO
persona had t o stand alongside
the walls.
Thursday nieht 's fWlefiltl Mass
wns conducted tor 11 mcd\bers ol
the Ruppert family, •lctlrns or a
mass_ive shooting In 'nearby
H1mlll011,on Easter.
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SMOKE BILLOWS FROM wflE AGE OF CARGO PLANE
Approximately Half of Planet.be of War Orphan·• survived
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WASHINGTON CU P!) -A loll·
free telephone number has been
establis hed for U.S. citizens
seeking inform a t ion or offering
help to refugees in South Viet-
nam .
The U.S. 1\genc y for Interna-
tional Development set up the
service.
Sixty AID o£ficials are running
the around-the -clock disaster re-
lief center. offi cials s aid. The
number is 800-424 -1180.
OC 's Jobless
Not Alone-
' Rate aJ, 8.4o/o
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of llM D•llY Pll .. SUI!
More Orange Counti a ns were
out of work than ever before last
month and t he unemployment
rate jumped nearly a full point.
the sta t e Department of
Economic Development reported
today.
Nearly 67 ,000 people were on
the jobless rolls during March.
U.S. JOBLESS RATE .SO ... RS
TO 8.7%, Page A4
surpassing the previous all-time
record of 66,400 in June of 1971,
according to Alta Eldridge, state
labor marRe t .arralyst .
"The tolal -rose 6, 700 over the ~ pasl30days andwas up29,700or M e~eo.n" 1G ulf ··B~t"'" .. ~~~'~"~ ""m.:ne ,Y~~r .~~"··· Y ...., In contrast.· 704.300 counlians
held jobs in March.
Trage, dy a· M 'y" . stery "Manufacturing •nd conslrUC· lion layoffs by locol firms and
termination of Orange County re-
sidents who commuted to Los
By ALMON LOCKABEV the ~pe.
otdleD•llYl"llotStall C.oast Guard orriciaJs s aid the
Identification of the three bodies had been turned over to
guests aboard the 36-t oot Mexican authorities and positive
sportfisher which broke up and identification could not be re·
sank in the Gulf of California leas'ed pending notiftcation of
-Thursday were still not pasitive-nextofkin.
lyk:nownloday. iSkippers o f other f ishing
Only one of the four bodies re-vl"ssels in r adio reports said
covered off Frailes Bay, 39 miles there were onl y (our persons
-northeast o(-Cabo San Lucas, h&s t~own to be aboard when theCin~
been identtfi,_d. He was Willard •1 v;ee IDENTITIES, Page A2)
Bell , a well-known ·
sportfl!s herman from Balboa
Island and owner skipper or thi:!:
wrecked boat, Cinco. U.S. Coast
Guard spokesmt:n said.
The foM,r bodies were found
floatiJll •• litejackets near the
debris from the Cinco about 3
miles off the beach. according to
the Coast Guard.
The tour bodies were taken to a
hospital al San Jose del C&bo, a
popular nsMnw resort north ol
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For d to Speak
l'AL'M SJ>RlljGS (AP)
~ President Ford will make a
l0<eiJ1n POiicy adclr ... to a Joint
1easlon or ConJresa Thursday
aiaht, press secretary Roil
Nessen announc~. Nessen said
col\gressional leaden agreed to
hear the President a( 6 p.m.
I PDT.
Angeles County jobs caused the
current increase.'' Mrs. Eldridge
said."
The co ntinuin g s lump in
employment also spells bad news
for summer job hunters, the stale
report indicates.
The county's seasonal adjusted
unemployment rate for March
was 8.4 percent. up from 7.5 per-
cent in February and 5.1 percent
a year ago.
The current national unempioy-
. ment rate is 8. 7 perc.ent.
"This was still well belo~· the
10.5 percent rate registered in
May or 1971 at l,h• height or the
aerospace recesilon," ,,.Mrs .
Eldridge said.
Major employment losers in
March incltided :
-The already depressed con-
!ltruction industry that drop~
by another 600 jobs to a total ot
22,500 or 24 percent lower tha11, a
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$6,000
Payment
Riddle
By GARV GR ANVILLE
Oftl,. D.;illy PUotSt .. t
The $6.000 paid Rep. Andrew·
Hinshaw by Spartanburg County,
Soulh Carolina. in 1973 was for
consulting services. Hinshaw's
field represenlative Chip Cleary
indicated today_ .
Hinshaw was not available for
com me nt on Spartanburg 's
$6,000 1iddle either 1'hursday or
this morning.
But Clea{y said he talked brief·
ly w!th the Nc¥.·port Be<ich con-
gressman Thurs day night and
was told the May 22. 1973 pay-
me~t "'as for con s ulting
services.
Ho¥.•e,·cr. Spartanburg County
r\s sess or J .L . ~l ar l o\v s a id
Thursday that ·officials in the
southern county weren 't sure
what the y got for their money.
They paid Orange Co unty
$2 ,045 for an assessor's computer
system.
The check paid Lo Hins haw,
though, also indicated it "·as for
<See HINSHAW, Page A2)
Coa .. t
\\1ea1rht.•r
· Considel'able ~IOudiness
·saturday with 30 percent
c hance of scattered
shower s by tonight a nd
Saturdat. Cooler da ys.
Lows tonig ht mostly in
40 s. Hi ghs Saturday in
SOs .
I NSIDE TODi\Y
Crealing a11 orfg1nal oollet
is an exciting challenge. bul
there's onothl'r s1de lo it -
when the Pfrfor1nance ends.
the dance will probablg 11l!VeT
be done .again. An Orar1ge
Coast cfwreographer tells hou:
he handles the situal iol'I in a
story by Doily Pilot sta/J
writer Jackie lfymon on page
CJ of today's "'eekerider.
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Strikers Divided
Some Set to Settle at Douglas
By KATHY CLANCY OI .. 0.llf ,._ Miit!
Some machinisls pi('keting the
)1cDonnell Doug las Corpora-
tion's Hunlington Beach plant
want to settle their seven-we-ek-
)ong strike.
Others are determined to stay
olf the job until they get the "·age
paekage they "·ant.
"\\"e are \\'illing to settle it
Bold That Pose
no\\',"' said one picket Thursday.
.. But I am not sure the union
leaders are.
'"You have a Jot of rabble
rousers who yell for a nickel." he
said.
Bu t the s ame man also re-
asoned. '"l guess \\"e have this
much money and time inve5ted,
"·e might as \\'ell go all the\\'a)'."
Other pickets said they \\'ant to
UPITt~
st.:ty off the job as long as it takes
to win their point,
''Mos t of us aren 't di&·
couraged," said Ray Asepei, an
18-year company employe.
.. It is a matler of economics -
gra s sroo t . pocketbook
eco n omi c s ," said Clay
Bradsha'A', another picketer.
"This is an ideal we believe in
and hope v.•ill sueceed. •·
The strikers. all members of
the International Association of
~lachinists, have been oo strike
since Feb. 10, Two weeks ago
they rejected a eompany offer
which was almost identical to
one accepted by the United Auto
and Aerospace Workers.
About 7 ,000 membel"'S are on
strike in Southern California and
another 12,000 in St. Louis. Con-
tract talks in both cities are at a ·
standstill, and federal mediators
have set no nev.· s essions. ·
'"I am definite ly determined,"
s aid He rb Becher, another
picket .
Sallie Di x and Be"erly Luplow,
two other pickets, admitted the
Ion..-: strike is depressing, "'But I
feel what v.·e are doing is right."
Miss Dix said. "It is a moral is·
sue."
Most of the ·pickets Thursday
huddled around s mall fires. built
in oil barrels , to ward of( the
brisk ocean v.•inds.
Miss Dix and Miss Luplow both
wore heav)' winter coats and
hats. Most other pickets v.·ore
windbreakers .
··I a m getting rea) attached lo
this barrel.•• one picket joked
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IDENTITIES
Airline s te lA'3rdess Diane l\f achodo finds sh e isn 't taking
pictures , but having her picture t aken-with the Presi-
dent-inst ead , She managed to get alongside Pres idenl
Ford as h e IA" as departing L indbergh Field in San Diego en
route to P .1 ln1 Springs afte r a day-long series of ap -
pearances in San riego.
co left Cabo San Lucas early
Wednesday en route north to La
Paz.
Mrs. Hazel Bell. \\iJe of the
owner v.· as en route to La Paz
\\'hen ne\\'S of the tragedy broke
and did not learn or it until she re-
ached the Mexica n r esort.
Coast Guard spokesman said it
is not known what caused the
30-year old Cineo to break up.
There was no evidence al an ex-Fro•PageAJ
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tyear ago.
! -Factory payrolls dropped by
:100 lo 148,600 a nd were off ll,600
:from the ,record level re ... acbed
:JastSeptetifJ>er. •1\· • ·
4 -Aerospa~e f irms Im; 300
lemployes. dropping to a tot.al of
l 62,700, or 5.000 jobs less than last
:September's peak.
l -Electronics firrhs laid orr 200
employes ,
-Trade djs pules idled 1,400 ~workers . ! Employm e nt gai n ers in-
' eluded:
< -The non -f ar m wage a nd
~salary jobs at county fir ms rose
~by 3,400 to 560.900 or 4.6 percent
'above the level o( a year ago.
. -The service industry r e -
, gislered a ga in of t.aoo employes
. with the opening or two Ne\\')>Ort
-, Beach hotels, several medical
: facilities and Easler staffin g by
, amusement parks.
· -Wholesale and ~etail jobs
: added 1,600 workers with the
: opening of shopping center addi -
,. lions in Laguna Hills and Buena
·Park.
:. -A seasonal upswing in the
boat-building industry added 200
. employes.
Truckers Protest
SACRAMENTO <U PI )
Dozens or big dump trucks \\'ere
driven around the Capitol Thurs-
. day lo prote st \\"hat independent
operators call ed increased ef-
forts by the Teamsters union to
force them to join.
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ORPHANS. • •
been "·orking through a private
a ttorney since October, trying to
adopt a Vietnamese child. They
had pi ctures of Kim before she
arrived. , •-4> ~.(, .,... ;'.(.
Kim was one~df six thOC!ren in
Vie personal care of Mrs. Mary
Fisher. the \\'ire of a Seventh-day
Adventis t minister stationed in
Saigon.
The Marchitellos al ready have
a 2-):ear·old da ughter. Marislt,
who 1s excited and keep; saying
''Kim is coming to live "'ith us."
according to ~Jrs. M architello.
Daniel Marchitello is a Secret
Service agent. I-le and his wife
s ay they \\'ill keep their new
d a u ghter's full Vie tna mes e
name, Doona Kim Le, but just
call her ··Kim "".
The Tittle s have three
. children. Christopher. 7. Scott, s.
and Michelle , 3. but have s penl
several months trying to adopt a
Vielnamese ·orphan through the
Friends of Children of Vietnam
in Denver.
'·I was in Sacr a mento Wednes·
day , s igning some more papers.
"·hen I found out s he "·as on that
flight." Tittle said today. ''She
landed at Oakland . they took her
to the Presidio of San Francisco,
then we m et her last night in Los
Angeles.''
The Tittles already knew they
we re getting Wendy before lhe
rapid events of the past two
.,.,·eeks, and they had photos of he r
beforehand .
She cam e from a private or-
phana ge outside Saigon. and
spent the pas t few days with a
family in Saigon.
"'\\"e onl y s pea k a fe\\' Viet-
na_mese words, like potty and
dnnk." TiUe s aid. "But we're
ecstatic."
Marijuana Burned
MIAM I CAP) -Drug Enforce-
ment Administration agents
Thursday burned 5,240 pounds or
marijuana , \\"Orth an estimated
S6.2 million.
plosion. '
The boat Vt'as powered by twin
d iesels wh ich ruled out the
possibility or fire or explosiOo.
Skippers of fi shing boats al
Caho San Lucas said a strong
northerly came up after the Cin-
co departed the cape and that
heavy seas wer• running in the
gulf.
Vete ran gulf fi shermen
guessed t.hal lhe boat couJd have
collided with a whale or shark.
The crew of the Pez: F.spada
"'ho discovered the wreckage
and retrieved the victims said alJ
of the bodies were in lifejackets
and appeared lo be in good condi-
tion. There \Ill as D() indication or
fire aboard the vessel.
Diesel fu e l does oot explode,
but diesel engine experts point to
the remote possibility or a
"runaway engine'' caused by the
engine s tarling to consume
lubricating oil and building up
such speed. that it could Oy apart.
Experts said the phenomenon is
extremely rare in moder n
diesels.
"Send Marines
To N.Vietnam'
WASil!NGTON tAPl -The
United Stales should "land two
Marine divisions in North Viet.
nam and keep therri there" with
air a nd naval s upport until the
Commuq.ist.s agree to abide by
the 1973 Paris peace accords,
says Wall W. Rostow, former na·
tional security adv.iser to the I ale
President Johnson.'
In a filmed interview broad·
cast today on the CBS-lV Morn-
ing Ne\\·s. Rostow said that as "a
matter or conscience, this is one
option tha t must be considered"
by President Ford andCoo~reu.
Ros tow, a professor at the
University of Texas, said the
United Stales bears "a very
direct burden '' to aid embatUed
South Vietnam because. he said.
this nation press ured the Saigon
government to accept the peace
agreement and promised a.id.
Another Boost?
Gas Co. Takes Bid to PUC
LOS ANGELES <UPI) -The Southern California Gas Co .
has asked the P ublic Utilities Commission to approve a rate
increase that ultimately could coel lhe average customer up
to $2 .50 more a month to help pay for new gas from the
Alaska pipelinC'.
The increas es would depend on how mcuh gas the com·
~a ny draws rrom the expected production at Prudhoe Bay
1.n northern Ala1ka. The initial ra ise, the company said
Thursday. would probably be only 35cents.
Interest rates tn effect at the time will el10 affect the la·
crease. -
A_ utility s pokesman said that allhouah the gas wOuld not
arn''e before 1980, CWitomen would begin 1eeing blgher
monthly bills sometime after the middle of thb year.
The rate ittcrease ls needl'd to help defray the n~tof
o~aining an exclu1ive right to a 20-year 1uppb' of ihe au.
bemg dtvtloped by AUanUc Rlchflc.ld Co. The 1u compan1
agreed to pay 60 percent of lhe i nter~t and loan cost! on $420
millfon ARCO borro\\·ed lo pay for drilling,
lf...-Pil.rAJ -CS CRASH
'l1tls la bonible ! " Moot of the or.
,pb•aa aboard the plane came ftom a.Sal-orph._e operat·
ed by lM a&en<y, which la based ·tnBouldtr,Colo.,
cs·:Crash Site
Sce"";fe of Horror· . . -
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\ 1be cuab "'as the fourth worst alrcral\.41.saater on reeord. 1be -"font Ooe'1rre4 in lllarch 1<n•
:?ben l~C p~raons a board a 1wlda~ plan• were kiUed in a <rash Oulillde Paris. The second.
arid third worst tolis were 176,
reeorded both when a Soviet
plane crubed near M.06COW in
Ortober 1'1'% alld when Jordanian
jet went down a1 Kano, Nigeria in
January 11'13. -,
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SAIQO.N, Soutb"Y!etnam (A P) -The pages or a D®""'ix•
U .S, officials in Washington
said it wu the fint fatal crash ot
a CS , whirb the Air F orce has
been nylng J:inee 1970.
"It was a horrible thing to see:· one witness said. "Children
were crying "'h ile the fire
burned.''
American r escue "'Orke rs
were droppe:d from helicopters
and waded tbrout::h the mud try-
ina to find sur.t1:vors as well as -
bodies of Ole dhd'spotad along a
mile-long swaur_
The bodies or some headless
childre n were \\·rapped in
ponchos and put aboard the chop-
pers whic h fl e w them to a
morgue.
The plane arrived from Clark
Air Base in the Philippines car-
rying emergency war materials,
inclUdin g 14 howitzers. (or the
hard-pressed Saigon government
and picked up the orphans for the
return trip.
The pilot, identified as Dennis
Traynor and who escaped un-
hurt, said he was about 18 miles
from Tan Son r-;hul Air Base
when he had lo turn back.
'1be aft pressure door failed
and hie\\' out," he said. "'In b!O'A'·
ing out, the door damaged the
eleYator and as a result there
"·ere problems in controlling the
rate or descent of the aircraft.
This became critical lo the point
of almost losing contriol as the
aircraft made its turn into the
airport .. _"
. CSEA Complains
DuckcomJcbooktuppedlothewind. ~~ .. A baby's botde: a .. tµfht manual. «.·ushlont , clo .
molten pieces ot.:m.etal were scattered .. round In l~ , _
grass.
Headleu bodlu Wse buried in the mud.
ll wu~ aalh .u,e -of a U.S. Air 1',orcc C.5~ GalaY,
lranspOd-lba\ will &t>-Uve earricd 243 Vietnamese orphJIJ:f
to the u.ae<l'SCaw .
JtcrUMd.en.t•k'°'1-lrom Saigon today. . .
TlfE S\IODJ:N WBOPSH OF AIR out of the cabin of uie • pl~ the Jar-Jest la. the world, was the first sign of the Jm-i •.
f"l11-Qelll tnsedJ'. ; . . Air Force Sgt.Jim'"ffnd)ey. a Sacramento medical ttthnJ.,.. ..
clan topping hls two.weeks or reserve training with what he
thou,g.bt.would be Just a weekend night to Saigon, kn ew right -
awaytlle plane wuln a decompression condition.
•.oyou could see"lt," ht'! said al Seventh· Day Adventlat ·
Hospital. where he had been brought, muddied but unhurt
after the crash. "
''You rould see th, bole in the back of the plane. you could
see' the sunlight !lieaming in.
''THINGS STARTED t,LYING AROUND. Eyegla:;ses.
Pens. Pieces of insulation tore off the ceil ing. The pillows
exploded. They ~'ere plastic lined.
.. Thal went on for a lillle while until the air stopped. By
then the oxygen maskt> had dropped down,
"'There "'eren't enough ox ygen masks. We had to keep ·
moving them from kid to kid. We kept on our own because,
otheno.·ise you get drov.'sy and then you go out."
An injured fli ght nurse s aid fr.om a litter in tho h05pitaJ
corridor, ''I think the kids "'ere qui el because they were get.,.
ting dopey from a n absence or oxygen.
''I don't know how long ~·e were in the air. We werelos· ·
ing altitude. But \\'e had plenty of time. We had to discuss·
"'hat "'"e "·ere going to do. ..
··WE TALKED ABOUT WllAT DOORS we v.·ere goi ng
out rf ·.· :1en \~·e impacted. We didn't stand by the doors. We
\\ert' fl•eding oxygen t.olhe kids.''
"'The kids "'ere "·onderlul," she added, asking that her
name not be used.
'•!.fy folks dido 't know I was on this flight, "·she said.
''The children were beautiful. They we.re noisy when we -
loQk off. They were scared, and they•didn't like the11tra.-·
holdin}J t.bell) down.
'"They were silting two lo a seat, six seats across, 12 to a
rov.·.
.. ONCE TUE DECOMPRESSION condition hit, the kJds
d.idn'l say a word-They quieted down right a\\•ay." •
_ Had_ley and the Ql.ihl nurse were on the.second level or
the huge plane. &andwiched between the lo~ deck· and •t.be
urgo hi>Jd 6S feel below. All levels held orphaAS and lllleir
m~y American womepesrort.s,
HINSHAW. • •
the same computer system. suited "" 1t h hi 1n. · ·
SACRAMENTO <U PI ) -The
California Slate Employes' As-
sociation Thursday f"tled a com-
plaint with the slate charging
that teachers al California )'outh
Authority inslilutions a r e not
properly protected. The com -
plaint, filed with the Department
of Industrial Relations, was pro-
mpted by the murder Monday or
Mrs . Maria Romero, 51. a
teacher at the Paso Robles
School.
Cleary s aid Hinshaw told him
that he v.•as called in as a consul-
lanl by Spartanburg's former as-
sessor and ''"·enl dO\\'TI and eon-
'"There's nothing illegal about
thal. .. Cleary said. '"Patli~ari
Jy ber:..use Andy happeostobe an
expert in the fi eld."
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C~aner Shades
DEAR PAT: My fingers have '
done the w11lking through Orange
County 't; Yellow Pages until my
nails are nubs, buL I can't find
anyone to clean and reslring my
woven wood kitchen shades.
Everyone I call says they -should
'be returned to the mCt11ufucturer
or installer . We purchased our
house from the qrigJnal owner
three years ago. when it w<..1s 18
months old . Therefore we don't
have the ' required information,
nor is there any marking on the
8haires lo direct us. Replucemenl
coSlS al this time are prohibitive.
C.P., Huntington Beach
Tbe Shade S hop, Newport
Beach, refers you to Kevin
Shaker for cleaning and restring-
ing woven wood 8hades. Shaker
can be r eache.d by phoning
141·4558 (preferably In the
morning) or by calling J erry
Beato Draperies, 536·3980.
Shades will be taken down aod
rehung. with restringing done on
the premises. Cleaning requires
removal. Woven wood s hades
must be wet down thoroughly
before solvents are applied.
Shaker said, and one should not
expect nicotine stainli or sun fad·
ing to disappear with cleaning.
Price ts ba!ted on a square.fool
rate.
Gassing lip
DEAR PAT : What happens
't'hen a franchised gasoline de·
filer cannot obtain gas from his
company? Is he out of luck, or
can he obtain gas elsewhere?
B.T., Costa Mesa
Law allows franc hised
petroleum dealers, notwlthsland·
Ing the terms or the franchise, lo
purchase gasoline or diesel fuel
from any available MMirce if the
franchisor is unable or refuses to
supply them.
Carpet Stattdard•
DEAR PAT: When looking at
new condominiums last year, \\.'e
alm05t bought one, and al that ume carpel pricei:; were quoted to
WI. We went back to the saYne de-
velopment the other .day "and
the carpel price had gone up. We
were told this is because of new
federal standards set for FHA-
approved nylon carpel. Why was
this action taken, and do these
n ew standards mean that the
c&rpethas been improved?
J .S., Costa Mesa
Art.er March 1, carpet meeting
FHA st•ndards needs from two
to four more ounces of material
per yard than the' former stan·
dard. This increased the cost
about 12 to 25 cents a 'yard. The
Department or llouslng aod
Urban Development also is re·
quiring more rigorous le8ting or
a manufacturer's products, in-
clnding extensive use of indepen·
dent laboratories to earn the
••FffA·apptoved" label. The In·
dustry ;prel'lou1ly tested lls,own
producti ' ••<l er . .a self.pouc1ag
system. B•ti la 191f; Ule govern-
ment made a series or random
checks· and fou•d.lblllt two·thfrds
or all samplei teiled ror "pile
weight,'' a com mOn measure, or
rag quality. faD~ &o meet nIA.
standards, accor4fng'&o HUD Un-
dersecretary James'Mitcbell. -4
Candle DangeT"·
DEAR PAT : I e njoy de-
corative, scented candles very
much, but some of them can be
dangerous when s mall children
are in the home. I'm referring to
those with wire-core wicks. Jlas
anyone ever considered banning
this type of cp.ndle? '
L.W., lluntJngton Beach
Alter Jan. I, 1971, no candles
with wire-core wlck1I can be sold
legally at Calllornla retAll out·
lets. Until tbe1;1, your warning
s hould be noted' by a ll, and
persons with yoat11ster's would
b e wise to Inquire be,fore
purchasing candles whether
wicks are wire-core or cotton.
·Pot Smoker
Gets a Room
DENVER !UPI) -.Police sai~
they believed a 19.yeaf-old
,:.Uans.lent smoked maijjuana in
• ront or them to get tree room
and board and not to test local ' ,drug laws.
,. N i rcotlcts dttectlv~ ToM
•Laska said he arrested Danny
&P'Connor a.rtcr t he youth sat ~mol<ln& a pipe tilled with mari·
tJuana ln the lobby of police head·
1-Auart.ers . Laska said he asked
.,what was in the plpe and O'Con·
1oor1ald, "Marijuana.''
iii Laska speci11,ted O'Connor
ttad been urisucce1sful ln finding
•placet6 bed down forlhen!.1hl.
I
Friday April 4. li75 DAILY PILOT /\!$
Brown 'On tlw Spot'
•
Vacancy Bill OK'd
Si\C HAP..1EN·ro (i\P )
l.cgis lation that 1A1ould ullow
boards c>f supe r visors in non-
chartcr counties to c1.1ll a SJX'Cial
election tt> fill u botird vucanl'Y
cleared the Assembly 'l'hu rsday.
1'hc measure was i:;purked by
lhi' death lust year o( Orange
Count y s upl!rv isur R onald
Casper!j and its <.iu thor predicted
it would eausc Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. a .. problem."
Assemblyman Jin1 Kcysor. (0 ·
Granada J.lill sl, brought lo his ut-
t.ention the problem his hill al·
OCC 'Hash'
Case E1ul.s
In Mistrial
tempts to correct.
ln an intcrvll'"' uftcr the As·
scmbly's S4 -19 vote !'tl'nt tht: bi ll
(1\Il6l) to lh(' Senate, Kcysor ;.1ls11
::.a id : .. 1'h1 s bill puts the governor
on the spot. lie has :.aul he wants
tu brin1::: government ln the pcO·
I pie. but this takes <.i.,.. ay one of his
major goodies appoinln1cnl of
a boating accide nt off Uuja
C:1hfornia, Assemblyman John
Briggs CR-Futlertor\l, authored a
bill to require a n election to fill
Cas~rs' St'at .
But the bill stirred up 1>u rti san
squabbles and eventuall y died on
the ~\ss(·mbl y floor .
supcrvisorial vacancies.'' h
Keysor's bi ll "'ould give Pa,stors Pus
supervisors in l\unchartcr coun-
\11::. 60 days foll o"1 in~ a vacan<:y •
lOJ'Oli a sp.,,:ial elcct;on to fill the parlor Protest
\ acant scat.
But lhc bill onl y v.•ou ld apply if
the \';.1e:.incy nccurre<l 30 or more
days before the first day t.o fil e
for lhe post in un upcoming
supervisorial elect ion .
Otherwise. the governor would
;.ip point so meone to fill the
v;.icancy -something: he has the
pD\\ er to do no"·.
DURHAht. N.C. CU PI > -Nine
Baptist ministers led 200 persons
appealing to City Council lo pass
an ordinance banning massage
parlors.
Th e ci ty's eight massa ge
parlors, said the Rev. J erry
Hooper, a re nothing more than
"fronts for prostitution. call girls
and perversion."
ATTACKS 'NIXON-FORD ADMINISTRATION' IN COUNTY
Democratic Candidate s8n. Henry Jackson Makea Point
An Ori.Inge County Superior
Court jury has bee n unable lo r e-
ach a verdict in the trial of one of
three Orange Coast College stu-
Kt.•ysor predicted the state ·s
l'Jght chartt:r counties, which in·
elude Los 1\ngeles. San Ft·an·
t <:isco, Al1:1mcda and San Diego,
\vould follow s uit a nd adopt a
similar rule if this bill becomes
lav;.
Last yec.t r .,..·hen Caspers died in
The owner and operator of the
Southe rn hf a nsion massage,.
Robert J . Bro"'"· defended the
purlors, sayin g ·'They Berve .ii
useful purpose." and invit<.-'d the:
ministers to witness a massage'
being adminis tered. But there
were no takers.
In Tustin
dents accused on arrest of !':cl ling
ha shish oil to <1n undercov,~r of-
ficer.
Jackson Assails ~
Ecorwmy Policy
Judge ll armon G . Scoville
declared a ru istrial in c:ourt c.u:-
tion against Samuel lll'rshel
Claude r , 22. of 779 Shalimar
Orphan Agencies
Drive, Costa Mesa. He ordered By United Press International
Clauder to return to court 1\1 ay 12 t>rivale agencies in lhe United States involved in work·
for St!lting or a new trial date. iilg with the South Vietnam orphan problem include :
Clauder, Talbot Perry Simons, Catholic Relief Services, 1011 lst Ave., New York, N . Y.
25, or 2229 Alexander Ave 10022. ' '
Laguna Beach, and Richard Le"e Friends Cor All Children, 445 S. 68th St., Boulder, Colo.
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of llMI D•ilr Po lot SUff
In his first cumpaign ap·
pearance in Orange County, Sen.
Jlenry J ackson ( D-Washinb1.0n)
attacked the economic policies of
the "Nixon -Fo rd Administra-
tion."
'Jac k son . se lf-procluimed
front ·runn e r for the 1976
Democra.tic Pr eside ntial
nomination, told a gathering of
county Democrats in Tus tin
Thursday, the greatest nation on
earth has become a cripple."
·'It is incredible, when one
stops to .analyze the gross mis-
management of the economy un -
der this administration, that they
have run up a national debt onc-
quarter as hig h as all the debt s
s ince the founding o r the
Republic combined,'' J ackson
said.
The feisty senator told the
parti sa n audi e n ce the
Re public~n sol ution to lbe
Nuclear Plant
'
Emergency
Review Ruled
WASHINGTON CUP!) -The
Nuclear Regul+tt.Ory Commission
has ordered operators of all 53
privately owned atomic powt>r
reactors in the United States to
r eview their emergency shut·
do"''n procedures and make sure
their pe rsonne l understand
them .
Thurs da y's o rde r was the
secoQd issued in the wake of a
March 22 fire in electrical insula·
tion at the Brown's 1'~erry power
pla.nt near Athens, Ala. The fire
resulted in the .111utomatic shut-
down of one reactor at the plant
a nd the manulil · s"huldown of
a nother .. ·
An NRC s pok esman s aid the
fire kept some e mergency cool ·
ing equipment from working.
although backup e m e rgency
systems kept the reactor rrom
dangerous ly overheating.
He said the order was issued
for all reactor operators to "re-
view procedures for orderly shut-
down and cooldown or the reactor
s hould normal ahd prefe rred
alternalive sys te m s be in-
operative.'' Ret1clor operators
were given 20 days to confirm the
reviews had been scheduled.
econom y has been Phase· J, Smith . 18. or 1700 18th St.. 80302. ·
Phase II, Pha!>e Ill and Phase Newport Beach, \.\'e re arrested in Catholic Committee for Rerugees, 201 Park Ave. South,
IV. August, 1973. by undercover of-Ne\.\' York, N. Y. 10000.
.. l want you lo join me in Ph<tse ricers who said the trio offered to llolt Adoption Program. P .0 . Box: 2420, Eugene, Ore.
V and phai:;e them out so v.:e can sell ~hem hashis h oil ror$5.000. 97403.
get going,'' he said. All charges <.igainst Smith\\ ere World Vis ion Inte rnational_, Box 0 , Pasadena, Ca lif_
"Our huge debt of $100 billion dismissed in pretrial action . 91109.
represents a failure to provide Simons, who is al so knov,rn as Trtivl•lcrs Aid-International Sociul Service of America.
the economic growth that in turn T<Jlbot Perry Somovich, has been 345 E. 46Strect, Ne w York .. N.Y.10017.
provides the revenue to run this -~o:r~d~cr:c~d~t:o~f~a~cc:tr~i~a~J J~u~n:e~9~. ---~==========================~ country," Jackson said ... That is ,..
the true ,statistic of the Nix:on-
Ford ecoilomic policy .. ,
Jackson said President Ford is
getting poor economic advice
because he seems unsure what
course or action to take.
''J.le said one month \\'e needed
;1 lax increase a nd now he says
we need a tax decrease." he said.
''\\'hatever advice he's getting
must be com in~ from CSecretarv
of Agriculture) E arl Butz."
The Senator called Butz the
father of the '·Gre<ott Grain
Ripoff," referring to the sale of
\\.'heat lo Russia.
"t·m looking forward to the
time "'hen we \\.'on't have Bult: to
kick around anymore," he said:
Jackson said Ford·s ener.gy
policies go hand in hand \.\'ilh his
economic decisions.
"J.li s energy package is inOa-
tionary. recessionary and we
"'on't lcl him get a\vaU"ilh it."
he said. "It will carry S31 billion
in direct costs und · $50 to $60
billion in indirect costs to the tax-
payers."
Citing som e of hi s ideas and
thos e o f th e De moc ratic -
controlled Congress. Jackson
said. "The target must be to
break the oil cartel."
"We 've become "·astcful of
energy in this country and now
we have an opportunity to save
that ene.rgy a nd break the oil
cartel." he said.
"I prop0se creation or a Na-
tional Enel'gy Production Board
like that in World War II because
this is nn .e conomic "·ar,"
Jackson said.
"We need strategic energy re-
serves so we can thumb our noses
ut any potentate in the world who
dares to tell us how a nd \vhen we
""•ill use our oil." he said.
The new agency. J ackson said .
wo1.4ld draw together expertise
from government and private in·
dustry and seek Out the best ways
of ta p·ping the n ation's vast
energy reserves.
He said lhe board would also
set up the means to nationalize
all the c.ountry's railroad beds to
·r,ut thel]I in top conaition for
reight and commuter use.
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Here's a rundown on some 'of
•·Sunday's Best," t.h e top reader
features editors ;1re pre paring tor perusal by weekend Da ily
Pilot readers:
BIKE TRAILS -A com -
prehensive look al bikewa}'3 and
trail~ on. Orange County (and
beyond) plus n rundown on the
"rules or the r'lad " for bikers
both on trails and city streets.
It's the second half or a hef\y
bicyclists' packa ge gotten
• together,,_-bl\ Daily l'ilot Staff
Writer EnioU. Almond last Sun·
day and this Sunday In the YOU
Sect.ion.
. ,. ' C~'N"CER RESEARCH -Anolh~r YOU Sectlon fealur~
tcUs how the m eticulous rerords
kept since the 1800s by the
Church of Jes us Christ of the Lat-
ter·doy Saints may hold sccrct..s
(SUNDAY'S BEST)
to the heredity or cancer and
other diseases.
l.OOKING AT FORD -The
President, during his Easter trip
to Southern California. stopped
off 1n San Diego, where Daily
Pilot.Publishe r Bob Weed caught
·up with him . Weed offers some
ob5e1Wations on his meeting with
Ford, 9n the Editorial Pages.
TALKING BACK -/\n Inven-
tor has o. "m agic box." .with
which lecture audiences can talk
back to the talker. It's to be
rc.11tur~d in the YOU Section,
along with another "talk-back"
rcalure in which California's new
coilsume.r affMirs chief ex-plains
how citi&ens can be heard in the
state capitol.
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1/l PRICE SALE!
CHIA AkiMAL PLAKTl!R I. SEEDS-
l SIZES TO CHOOSE FltOM
POTENTILLA GROUND
COVER
,.... si•now $1 00
,..,. s1• now S I 1°
,..,. 54• now $2 00
RIG. $7."'
DICHONDRA I S"x48" = 5 s9. FT. SJ29 JtOU.
PIGG y BACK PLANTS 6" POTS SJ91
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(PENINSULA
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green car •
Now you CBn pa!Ctt 11\> bllrO sr
c1'&)' w;oy with !1e~h ~Od frorn
•Ou~ ol by tnfl roll'
•No mt\5 o• m~n<i
• ln~tarn bc1111h
DICHOND.
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·:hi. ~'Is Anyone
•11
iflut There?
, " ,,. SACRAMENTO CA LLING '
,, Some critics or our new Gov. Ed·
11,(Jlund G. Brown. Jr. ha,vc been
nettled by hi s laC'k or taking firm
,Positions on the issueS or the day.
.' \Veil, we may now have a clue to : ms inaction.
· Govern or Brov.·n just may
·.~ve been preoccupied in clean-
i•:\pii up a fe\v tasks from hi s old of·
,.·.f\ft'. where he used to la bor as
•1 .f~retary of state,
1 • Only yesterday, for example,
,,!he secr etary of state's office got
llS official book out which lists
lie results of last November's
: ~teclion . That's when Brown
•'found himselr kicked upstairs.
1.i.1.Ncw Secretary of State March
Fong Eu admitted that a
"measure of the delay might be
·'-blamed on Brown shuffling off to
-'a new job and her tak~ver of his
-&Id one.
" MRS. EU, HOWEVER, did
:~suggest that much of the lag
·could be attributed to delays in
filing of voter information from
, some California counties.
· Now, isn 't that just the v.·ay
things go? State officials blame
· the counties. The counties. in
turn, can blame the inspectors in
·charge out in the precincts.
Jns pectors ean then JX>int to their
•poll workers.
Friday, April '4, 1975
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70 Persons ,D;ie
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In Northeast,:· ..
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Chicug.o · Storiris
By United Press International
Three-year·old Nicholas Todavchick woke up early Thursd11y
and ldt his suburban Chicago home to play in the snowdrins, un··
beknowiist to his p"arents'. Two hours later, the child's body w8.s
found in the snow, only three feet from the house.
The Todavchick boy, who died of exposure, was one of 13
persons killed in a tumultuous spring slorm th.at raged from Iowa
to New England Wednesday night and Thursday.
IOWA COUNTED FOUR weather·attributed deaths. the Dis4
trlct or Columbia and t.tichigan each repor~ed three. Wisconsin
two. and Ohio. Indiana and Pennsylvania one each.
Fifty-five of those kllled were victims of the Chicago
snowstorm. Most suffered heart .attacks trying to free cars from
drifts that closed major expressways and shut down the world's
busiest airport, O'Jlare International, for more than 24 hours.
The 'i'odavchick boy, who died of exposure, was one of 70
snow-removal crew at O'Hare when his son crawled into the snow
and died or exp;osure.
THE APRIL STORM TRANSFORMED Chi cag.o into a snow·
shackled ghost tov•n . forced NatiOna.I Guardsmen into rescue
work on snow-clogged 1'1ichigan highways and swept into the
East with hurricane-force killer winds, heavy snow and rain.
Snow swept western New York Thursday, piling up to three
inches in some areas. Buffalo, N.Y.,.Raceway canceled Thurs·
day night"s racing arid ·one Bufralo radio station began playing
Christmas music. . . ·
The wild April blast, which reached blizzard intensity at
'times though did not maintain strength long enough to earn· the
title of a full-fledged blizzard, piled a foot of snow and imm?hiliz-
ing drifts on Chicago.
CHICAGO'S SCHOOLS \\!ERE closed, hv,ndreds of busi·
nesses and industries made no erfort to operate, and hundreds of
thousands of persons in the 'A1indy city declared an unoCficial
April holiday and stayed home.
Al O'Hare, thousands of trave~ers slept on_parked airliners,
benches a nd noors . Airlines fed m.any aboard the idled planes.
Strande d by Wa·r
A South Vietnamese·orphan hides behind a tree crying for
food as the grownups busy themselves digging and im-
proving de fe nse perimeter around Long Khanh, about 38
miles northeast of Saigon.
WASHIN(;f.O/'t'. (UPI) -
Unemployment soared to 8.7 per·
cent in Mar-ch . a .jump of 0.5 per·
cent that mea°" near!)' 8'millton
'l\ Americans were jobless. the gov-
ernment said tpday.
Unemplaymenl increased by
soo,ooo during March, and 3.1
million over ta.st August, accord·
ing to statistics released by the
Labor Department. The un-
e mployment rate reached its
highest level sinceJ.J.941... . -...
THE LARGE inCrease was e~4
peeled after President Ford•pre-
dicted in San Diego Thursday
there would· be "some discourag·
ing unemployment figures," and
Treasury Secretary WiWam ·E .
Simon predicted joblessness will
hit 9 percent by summer.
It was the third consecutive
month the unemployment r•te
has been above,8 percent.,.ln
January and F'ebruar-y it waa.8.2
percent . · . , , __ : . ./~
Some se~ments 'of thft~·
lion were htt harder than Othen.
The jobless rate for blue collar
worker~.~O:u>.ff!>ltl W ¥ P!'llJ'~°'jn February to a.recor:t'12.S-perceht
in March.·, T.he unempJonnent
rate for constr,uction warJJ•s
rose sharply,frQm 15.9 P-erctUdn
February .. to. 18.l 1 perQ1Dt.1·ia
March and .the rate foe mlUM.taC·
luring work.ers rose for.the loth
consecutive month .to 1·1.4 per-
cent. ' ' · !
· And the lowest rankin'g pre-
cinct worker, finding all the
blame heaped on his or her back,
·-will simply have to go find a dog
·and kick it.
"•BACK IN SACRAMENTO,
hO\VC\'Cf, part of the delay in gel·
-ling the official vote result r eport
out v.•as attributed to BrOwn
ause·he wttinted to draft an of-·
jcial statement to go out \vilh the
So n Accu sed Department Stores
·in C h~in~.ng . .. .•~,. .• , ~~~ Jit ·Re~und
D eat h of Moiif T.:v «L'Yl•-~ JI
Micki Scott
Sent Letter
To P ublisher
ONE-OUT OF evi>ry fjveteen·
agers was out of'work, anji the
jobl~ss rste for noi\white Workers
was 14.2 percent. :The rate (or all
adult Men was 6.B:percent, and'it
was 5.$ percent for heads of
households .
The govern~ent data on ~e
job situatiori aJgo included ~
formation about so-ca.tied hidden
unemployment. Counted in this
categor-y are persons working
part·time and those persona so
discouraged they no longer are
looking for jobs.
booklet.
: His .message . would have RUPERT. Ida~ (UPlf~{ W"WASHINGTOlf {tff)l..} .....! The
, ~metJU_ng l? do w1U\ the fact, that~ · maa who ad mitt~ he ~ 1\W:;. ·~ral Trade-@mQsSiotT stys ~pie areQ. t.x"eally"bQ\heno~ t~ mother chained-fOP fol.If? :£llf!ilth5 ..; (o of the qotl9n's*gge$ Je-
ltJ.te fhese dats . to h •<~ b ru -· h . n:r.; p ent s.t~ . ..tH:ins have I I Figtt'rt!s t'@nd to support th"e er u.:u eca: s•s e -watt u agreed to give the~ustotritrs
igovernor's position. mana~eable was '."-ccus~ thurs· cash refunds for credit ballln'Ces ~ Take hi s own election for ex~ ~ay 10
1 c~n~ectJion ";1th J\e.r accumulated in the customers•
• 3f1Ple. • · :;~g~~~~\.lt~:w~·~~ .. ~· •favor. In the past, the Fl'C~··d
10UT OF ALL the people in : ·~FfTh&;;~~ik>~ ... " som ~ of the stores _had n
lifornia who are eli gible to be '"}uf'1ner ~ ·34 , and has wt e, k!!ep1ng ~he money, 1( an:e. a
oters. ol}ly 45 percent bothered Grisa11a in the death of Anna given period, t~~ custoiner ta~
Q register. Ruffner; 77, whose body .. wa::j to makefurthe~ ... p~rch .. ~. ~
, From· th a t pared-down found Monday. . : ~q.tng \he.,.Co~nw:~t agree-
umber, only 64 percent of them Ruffner told the seven mer;bet .. ~ ~'?lsfWere: , ~. ·
ctualJy went to the palls last jury that he an& hfs:-w!fl'hild de_..."': J.-(;arter Hawley Hale ·~ores
ovcmber. . cided the only way to restrain the In.c. o~ ~s An!';l'.eles ~d all !ts re-,
And qf that number, only 50.2 elderly woman was with a heavy tail d1v1s1ons including Neiman-.
rcent voted Gov. Brown into duty, six-foot chain bolted to the Marcus. Dallas, Broa.dway
fice. bedpost and around her neck. Department Stores : Gimbel
tAllthis means lhatfc"'·erthan Ruffner said the bolts wetc Brothers Inc., New Yort:;·:
,.. alt the ~pie were registered, tightened with a wrench. Mc~rory Corp., New York: ~s-: ~ust a -few over hair or them vot-\Vhen the \voman first became soc1ated Dry Goods Corp., N!w .
.. ft!, and iust about half of that hard to manage and her memory York.
:riumber elected Bro":n. failed. Ruffner said he used a
: From one viewpoint, thon. he plastic rope to restrain his
:;might be considered a minority mother, but said she untied it.
:governor, elected by a mighty He told the jury in the rural
:;>mall minority, who were only south·central Idaho farming
'4.he majority because nobody else community_ that his mother re-~urnrd out, ii you follow that. · mained chained to her bed from
::0 PERSONS WHO have had COD· December 1974 until h~r ~eath
!?':ersation1 with our. ne~ gC?v· ~n.d~y. Exc~pt ~?r peiiic ~ ~rnor repqrt that this minonty ~.' c1s1ng, he said, ~ll... fr.~J-~overno rship really nettles s1{ on the bed w~, ·-~
!Bro"'·n. Ire would like to have ar~undhern~ck.~' ~·:~;t
•been s upported by mbre ci tizens . . }'°~~I was ti.er ~-ei-1e C'an only guess, what his iotal_ ~hat~.her,!or three ~~ ~pul<irity really·is· ~·· . _. a.ta ~me. ~ .. _,.: ,"'""' -~ So the voters gu~e · t~'1~: Und~ Ql_lest1001n~, lie.ltlttv.q-_' ~c1 bit so Brown !}PUt RS• a secuior Bill M~nn_m~ th_i~S
!lnessagc ur ginCr eipi'e~,vo\illg mother would 1n~1scHtn~y
:l1ext time. Th e d·~~qlgde-. :wander away. get into m~c~
-;:ii. \re all kn01,. hOW •· out. -~d.food stuf~s a nd hefelt1t \O~
•. S · m her best 1nterest to restram :: 0 r\1A\'Hf-: NOWyqucanhopc her.
~he govcrno! gut ~ that bff his Tbe findings of an autopsy ip·
hest. "ls. Eu c;111 now carry on dicat ed the woman died of
sec retary of st,1te. ~ -strangulation.
PllUb.ul"fl Buy
MINNEAPOLIS, M;nn. lUPI).
-Pillsbury Co., which makes
mixes for-cakes and other high
calorie goodies, has bougllt
Weight Watchers, a diet program .
designed to trim down people
Who are overweight. ·
"I wonder if ·dieters could 'at
any of the things Pillsbury
makes?" said Ellen Holmgren,
30, of Champlin, Minn., \\'ho· Jost .
12 pounds before quitting Wei(ht :
Watchers. ,
M ilk Testlmon11
Wl\sHJN.ri'rON (AP). -Jake
J a'i1;:obsen, ta Texas lawyer who ·~ lia'.· known .l'brr:ber ·Treasury
: 5eeietary Jofin B.'.C"":"al!Y for 25
years, says Connally~ Mked for.
·and accepted two $5,{)(X) pay·
ments supplied by Associated
Mis sissippi River Rises; . . .
' I • • Govenwr Asks Disaster Aid f o.r 4 Counties · ~
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Milk ProdUcers inc .. a dairy
farmer cooperative that was on e
of Jacobsen's clients.
Jacobsen, testifying Thursday
·at Connally's bribery trial, also
accused his Old friend of supply-
ing two separate batches of cur·
rency. $10,000 eacl), in a bungled
attempt to cover up the alleged
bribery with perjured testimony
claiming the ntoney had never
left Jacobsen's bank vault in
Austin, Tex.
Ga• T a ;r P io n
SALEM . Ore. CAPJ -The
House Ways and Means Commit-
tee will' approve gasoline tax in-_
creases \Vi th exemptions for ·
basic driving needs, Rep. Al tJl.
Iman, committee chairman, has
predicted.
· The Oregon Democrat told a
·news con£erence Th1J-rs9a.Y that
the committee will start wor-k in
closed session ne"1..,¥'eek on a
comprehensive energJ~package. ..
NEW YORK (UPI) -M;cki
McGee Scott, sought with her
husband for questioning· about
Patricia Hearst 's whereabouts,
wrote to her New York publisher
nearly a month after the FBI
began looking for her.
Jonathan Segal. .an editOr at
the Quadrangle-New York Times
Book Company, said he received
a handwritten letter from· Mrs.
FBI S AYS PATTY
CUT HER HAIR-88
Scott March 20 informing him
that she could not complete a
book abOut'wi:imen in sports.
"As you may know due to
circumstances beyond my con-
trol, I will not be able lo finish the
· book," he q Uoted the letter as
saying. ·
Segal sa id the letter'S
postmark ·was smudged and the
note offered 'no indication where
the Scotts wei::e, but it said San
Francisco attorney Ch a rles
Garrx~ should ~~ c<?ntacted to
forward any money M messages
The number of persons-work·
ing P'1rt-timc .but, ..seeking full4
time · jobs ln1~Marcb ,was: 3.,9
million., f.he ·:nuibber ·o'f:.d.is -
couraged j8b seekers was · 1.1.
millioµ, the highest recQrded
sincte fhe government beJfan .col-
lectlilr data in th;s cat••o,.. In 1967. . . . .. '" .ft ,."f.;'
. , ''A ·1.ar-g~ ~F~P2dto5)>!1Tfe. dis·
couragea are younger·or 01.~er
workers, y,·orilen a nd blacks -
groups who experience the
greatest difficulty in finding
jobs,'' the dep~rtmentsaid. ·
TH.E GOVE R NMENT
mea sures the discourage d
worker gi'oup quarterly and it re-
' ported that in the first quarter' or
1975, blacks accounted for about
30 percent of the total. '
The government statistics said
the civilian labor force in March
numbered 9i,829,000. The
number employed was 83,849~,
down 178iD00 from February. ·1·he
·number un empJqyed was
7 ,~80 ,000 -up f1H!.:OOO from Fe~ruary .' · ·
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.Fire llit11 Eat~
i for Mrs. :;c.?.~!;. :"'··.
In San Francisco, Garry
acknowledged he saw. the Scotts
and basketb'al1 player Bill
Walton la~t Christmas in
Por:Qand1 Ore,, -but he said he
had not heard from.Mr. and Mrs.
Scott.sU,tceJanuary. '
'Dillliiser' ~~ .
PIT'l"SBTJJ\.GH (-\Pf -A rob· ber escaped' w'ith S800 in, cub
frortt the downto.wn·office of Fi'nt
Federal Savings & Loan Wednes·
day after handing a teller' a wtth~r .. yal11lip d!:l"IUldlng cash. Tlie no)e w'af signed "John om.
i n g e~ ·;;t. ti 0 l ik.e s aid·.
NEW ORLEANS !UPI) .,.-A
four-alarm fire ThursdaY, ajght
caused heavy damage on., the
ttiird floor and attic of historic
Brennan's , a famous restaur.ant
in the French. Quarter. One
civilian and one fireman were
·:hospitalized with iDJUri~. .
l
Flfflte.r-Rfloked't
Russia'";, Anatoly Karpov
has mixed emotions arter
·winning chess championship
·by default from Bobby Fis·
cher. He •aya ~e regretio he
didn't win It on chelaboard.
(Garry said Scott called him in
January and s_aid FI$! 'agents
· asked him for infornfl~ about
Miss Hearst. The Jawftt Said he
advised'Scott not to talk.)~··
The FBI has been loOking for
Mrs. Scott and her husband.
Jack, former athletic director at
Oberlin College, since at least
late in February.
On March 15, press reports
first appeared linking the Scot.ts
to ·a farmhouse near South Ca-
naan, Pll., where fingerprints of
Miss Hearst r e porledJy were
found.
'
Dlif¥ Pllet,N_,.
. l.1 G••nfftd .
'Mond1}"'p;riday! /f.'yoiJ do not ti...
YotJr paper by 5:30 p.rn.. call ti.tore
7 p.m. and your ~PY "Will be cM-
livered.
Saturday and Sunday: H YoU do not
receM your copy by 9 a.m. Sat""'
day., or 8 a.m, Sur)lffy,.Qlll ti.for• tO
a.rn. f!Jd your C0PY1!iU ~~lver9d.
°CJr.ilkfJMT~--1 •1 • "°"'"'""°".Eou~!l:J' ..... "''"'"' , Nmfi H1,111lln~ e..c.; ~'. lftd I I ..• ., ;Aw:. ·1JC:!UI ~ ''""' . S.nJu1nC.pl1tr1 , · ·1,
. 0101,'Point. Soulh ~ynL •.
.L111uti1MQUel : ••• .' ••••• 4 AlM
Yearbook 'X' '
V ~s(U'. Pies··/ or Vice
• • . . -~ .. -. ' POUGHKEEPS!Er N.Y. (•AP):-Some 25 pages have
been removed from U>e Vass~·~ge yearbook becauae
they includo'J)icture$'0f nude st~tngaged in se,ual ln·
tercourse und other attlVIUes. . • •, "
A pictur~ or o nJide male w"1kln.~n a beach was aJ. lowedtorem•ifttntheyearbook-~'r.
-tack M,.DQCC•n-...'19e p I or student affairs, said
the excts·~ rbeterial .. ''wis"i y obscene by an10ne'1 standar"C.'ls. .. -_ .=.-o.
Among th11 photoe' was one taken, throuah a ke·yhote or
a couple engaged in lntercouNJe and ah.other or a male 8nd
female showering together. he said .
Erica Ryland, student government presidtht added
that an ex cl.sod 12-pace senior els.SA hiatory contatnfct ln I.he
book was "full of libelous 1tatemenll, pictures or nude 1tu· :~1~,! .. tJtat w.~!.~ cle~rlyo~~~p' ~£.Oll.!i~b..usap~ .
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IJtll!JIIalts. ·
· 'P,\.o~atiori
Fo_rf~hers
SACRAMENTO iAP> -Con·
· victed heroin pushers could not
s:et pro6alloh or suspended .een·
Lenee• Unde1' legislatiOn·lhat.has
paalod \be State Stnate without
opposition.
The bill by Sun. AJan Robbins
\J>oYao Nuy•i •. woo !!Ont to the
(. State
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Aaembl1 • Thundaj .., a 30-0
90le, ', ' I
"Thia bUI cets at Ibo basic
came ot heroin addiction: the
*1ler:• Robbtns aatd. "If )'OU do .not have tbe leller, yuu do not
tiavebero[a.''
Dep11t9Re119 ....
BRIDGEPORT <UPI) -A
Monq. Cj>unty ••herift'a deputy
who iecld.,.tally 1hot and killed
a U.year'·oltJ: &lrl while she was
hound and ·&•11ed during a store
robbery has.resi1ned.
Sherill Biii Evaps •aid lhe re-
sipaUon of Tom StonetJurner,
30, son of the county treasurer,
was effective Wednesday. He
said the deputy resigned for
"personal reasons having to do
with the death of Kalhleen M.
Delhay."
Body Identified
CHULA VISTA <AP) -The
body of an American killed by
narcotics agents during a wil<f
69·mile sea chase this week has
been identified as Andre Lemay
Jr. ot'Needham, Mtis. · .
An · unidentified wpm an
believed to be Lemay's wife
made the identifi~Qtioo Thurs·
day .when she ariived here to
make arr.aogements fOl' the
man's funeral, said a mem'ber of
the U.S. Drug Enforcf;Ullent Ad·
ministration.
Bond BUI Ba<!ked
Si.CRAM ENTO (UPI> -A
nearly Sl billion measure em·
barking the state on an ambitious
housing finance program for low
and middle income Californians
passed the Assembly over·
wheli;ningly Thursday.
. The measure 'ts sought by Gov.
Edmund G. Bro.wn Jr. and
a\Ahorlles srate bonds for low·
interest loans to develop housing,
primarily rental apartments, for
Calif~ians who otherwise could
ndt 8ltorlH deCent shelter.
,
U"t Ttlt!llMM
sites'llf•..W Studio
I.Wiiiiam P eter Blatty ,
. author of ''The Exorcist'',
·.has filed stiit agains t
Warner Brothers, which
turned it into a movie, de·
manding $11 million for al·
leged fraud and breach or
aontract in administration
of movie's profits. Director
William Friedkin riled
similar suit last week de ·
manding $5.8 million.
'Lassie' Star
Held in Drug
Smuggle Rap
LOS ANGELES !UPI) -Torn·
my Rettig, 33, who starred M lhe
boy hero on the •·Lassie''
television series in t'le 1950s and
1960s, was arrested by federal
agents Thursday on charges of
smuggling cocaine into the Unit·
ed Stales from P eru by a
sophi sticated chemical process,
Rettig was arrested al his
home in Morro Bay by the Drug
Enforcement Administration
The charge said that Rettig
usually bought the cocaine in
Peru, and by c.t chemical process
changed it to a colorless liquid.
The contents o.f bottles of a
popular Peruvian liqueur were
extracted by hypodermic nittxll e
and the liquid cocaine injel·ted in
its place, the DEA said. Rettig
then carried the bottles with ,him
on flights to the soulheaslern
United Slates, and returned to
Cahfornia, where the cocaine was
"transformed back into~
powde,r, ''agents said.
Down the Drain
Guard ·Tells "11ale ' ·--"' '
Of 'Stolen' Memo
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
..._ aecurlty guard says he Oushed
down a toilet a secret memo llnk-
lng Howard Hughes and the CIA
in a plot to salvage a sunken SQv· •
iet submarine, the Los Angeles
Time» reported today. e
The guard, Michael Davis, was
interviewed by the Times on
Thursday. just before he told his
story to investigators for the firlit
time .
Until Davis came rorward, l1w
enforcement authorities had
believed the memo Was stolen in
the burglary of Hughes' Summa
Corp. offices in Hollywood last Jun~S . ·
IT WAS WIDELY reported
that the missine documents in·
eluded a top-secret memo in
Hughes' .own hand CQl'lfirming
tht: CIA plan. According to
published reports,· Summa of·
ficials attempted to ransom the
memo and later Jaw enforcement
agents offered a $1 million
ransom
Davis. was one of two emploYes
in the Summa offices during the
early morning burglary. He has
said he was overpowered by the
burglars, who spent more,thpn
three hours in the communica·
tioPs center of the holding eOm-
pa n y (hat runs HugJlf!J'
worldwide financial empir~ ..... ~
· G!,Kl-!.N Ill a vice president of
Sqmma:"' ~ · ' '
Davi~ 1aid he' scooped up lhe
paper& and for cot about them un·
ill he waa home ~hap1lng clothei
and saw them aiain. '!"
"When ·f, ••w ~ what I bad, I
panicked," be reCalled.
He told the Times he kept the
"check" -actually a deposit
note payable to Glenn ror $lb0,000
-and the ll)eipo in a bedroom
drawer for several months, but
later put the note in a· friend 's
sate.
"When all lbe publicity began
lo break on the submarine busl·
nei;s about a month ago, I toc:e up
the memo and nu shed it down the
toilet," Davis said.
SPECULATION about the
believed·stolen me mo indirectty
led to diaclosure ·of the Glomar
Explorer's secret expedition to
relrieve a Soviet nuclear sub off
the coast ol Hawaii.
Several major media h-..d
withheld what they knew of the
l-lughes-owned Explorer's seeret
mission after personal appeals
by CIA director William E. Colby
that disclosure would hurt na·
tional security.
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Friday. Aprll 4. 1975
NOx:Voting
Set Monday
'SACRAMENTO !UPI)
-Legislation elin1inating
·requirements ror S35 an·
tismog devil'es on used
car!I in the 1touth coast air
basin is scheduled for a
noor vote Monday in the
Assembly.
AJ:isembly Speak~r Leo
T . McCarthy , ~D ·San.
Francisco), announced
Thursday that the bill
would be considered as a
special order o( business
Monday morning.
Board Clears
Police Officer
In 'Beating'
OCEA·NSIOE (UPI ) -Police
officer ~ohn Wagner, accused of
improper use ox a baton on an ar·
rested Marine, was round inno-
cent or charges in an internal
hearing by the police depart-
. ment's Board of Rights Thurs·
day.
The rinding ""as unanimous.
Lt. John Key, chairman bf the
three.man board. said. He added
that Wagner "would be restored
•lo duty immediately Yt'ilhout loss
of pay and without prejudice.''
Charges aga in st Wa,l!Tler were
improper use of a baLon. in·
humanity. use of unnecessary
rorce and fai lure to submit a pro·
per report on the incident in\'ol\"·
••After the burglars had-:-ipne
and I had been able to get to a
phone to call for help, I no_ticed
t'lt·o" pieces of paper on the floor
near 1he door to Kay Glenn's of· nee, ... Davis was quoted by the
Times as saying. ··One of Lhe
papers was just a typewritten
memo to HRH (Hughes} and lhc
other looked like a check with
lots of zeroes on it.''
But wh,en the Los Angeles
County Grand Jury began in·
! vestigaling the Summa burgJ8ry,
word of t~e secret memo leaked
out. The story v.•as broken by col-
umnist Jack Anderson and
others who had the information,
then released it. But up until the
Davis disclosures it was ~ht
the memo might sWI be in the
hands of the burglars.
\ ing P\1. ·Floyd D . S!!lr.
Marineland Finds
'Tough Sledding'.
LOS ANGELES !UPI) -The
igloo was plastic, the ''Giant
Alpine Snowslide '' wa s
fiberglass, the '"Icy North Pole"
"'·as eold but not icy and there re
ally was not as much snow at
Southern Califor ni&'s
Marineland as advertJ.sements
indicated. the state attorney
general said
l\1arineland agreed Thuisday
to pay $15,000 in c1v1l penalties
and $5,000 in attorneys· fees aner
Attorney G e n e ral Evelle J
Younger's office accused the
amusement park or falselY pro
m1s1~g children s now last
'Christmas during its ·'W1nt~r
Wonderland" promotion
DAVIS WAS d"m¥;s~ rtom
Sum ma after the burg1ary for re-
rusing to tak:e a lie detector lest.
He explained Thursday, "I just
don 't believe in the 'Po:Jygraph
and I still won'l~tak~one.'' ·
But when a detective ques·
tioned him, the Times reported,
Davis conceded that his unwill·
ingness . to take the lest "was
even great.er beca~ I knew I
had gOofed ~by walking off with
th06e documents."
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Wagner, 29, .,. fivp:·.Year
veteran on the force,· \Was. ae-
cused by two otht>r officers or
striking Self on the head se\'en to
eight li(!leS. l'hcy said the·beat-
, intoceurred ~t the J>Ql.ice ~LatiOn
aftef the sus)>ect hait' been s ub·
dued and handcurfed in the
downtown area.
Self, awaiting a tipecial court-
marti31, was accused fl stealing
a. truck from C;tmp Pendleton
and r aclng through town. He "·as
described" by a witness in the
hearing a s extremely violent
during Lhe arrest.
! ''J.
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LOS ANGELES <UPI) -
Edmund G . Brown Jr. 's c
paign staff gathered politic
embarrassing inform•tion a ul
his major Democratic opponents
to use if Brown was personally
attacked during the primary,1hc
Los Angeles Times repor\ed
Thursday4
The newspape r attributed the
con1ment to A. Thomas Quitn.
Brown's campaign uianager i'hd
now chairma n of the Air
Resources Board and lhe gov·
ernor's !ipecial assistant for en·
viroiiment protection. during a
private meeting March 20 in Sltn
Francisco.
The meeting Yt"as conducted by
th e Ca lifornia Jolirnal .1' a
magazine specializing in st'ate
political affairs. -
According , to persons al fhc
meeting, Quinn said backgrouhd
investigations Yt'e r e conducted On
San Francisco Mayor Joseflh
Alioto and former Assembly
Speaker Bob Moretti, regarded
as Brov.'n 's toughest opponents.
QUINN WAS NOT avc.til<.1blc
for comment and reportedly did
not describe the information that
Yt'as gathered.
But one person at the meeti(lg
said Quinn mentioned studies or
land and propertY manageme'nt
records ln Alioto"s l·ase, the
Times said. The. person v.·<.1s not
identified.
l\toretti, 'lt'ho was third in the
balloting last June behind 1\Iioto,
has s ince: been appointed to · a
$.17.212·a·ye3r job on tDe Ener.:y
I Resources and Cort!ervation
Commission . •
The Brown campaign's file on
~toretti centerep on campaign
oontriblitions, the Times said,
and \\'as used by t6e People's
Lobby in an unsuccessful ot·
tempt to block his appointment lo
the commission.
When informed of Quinn's re.
Ported remarks. Moret.ti said the
State Attorney General had i.ri·
vestigated his campaign con·
tribution reports and found
nothing wrong. 1
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Bike Law ConfusiOn
The C!ilifor11ia Vehltle Code says, In rather
;o11eneral terms. that bicycle riders must obey the
;same rules or the road as car drivers, traveling in the
.!same direction as autos. but remaining close to the
1ight side of the roud.
But whvt ir the<.·yclistbas lo make a len~m?
• Does he turn from the middle traffic lane, like a
tear. or fron1 the tight lane. wh~ he s upposed!)'
belongs'!
' The code doesn't specify. and cyclists in different
.,Orange County con1mWlit ies have been cited for
"violations·· in both i11~tances.
l 1\nd v.•ha t if the.re's a bike lane along just one-iide
of the road? Do cyclists traveling in both directions
have to use it '? Or ortly those traveling in the same
f.irection as the cars? And how should a driver make Ja legal right turn \Vhen ther e's a bike lane next to the
curb?
!\'lore and n1ore accidents c.1re being caused by
tconfusion . on the part of both cyclists and
"drivers, over interpretation of the rules, or absence of
~specific rules.
1 Our la wm ak~rs could well devote some time tq
clarifying the bike laws, ir1stead of putting local police
ID the bind of ha ving lo guess al their real meaning.
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Rent Gouging
Many Orange Countians who live in mobile home
parks arc on fixed retirement incomes.
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'the couply.
. But an asaessor's office list coveting-more than 240 parks with per-space tax lncreases revealed theY
ranged from a few cents to a maximum of $6, with
most in the $1 to $3 range.
And though the parks bad been re·assessed, no
tax bills had yet gone<l;il toowne{ll. '
lo short, the lllltlclpatory rent hikes were way out or line.
ll is just this sort o( abuse that invites unwelcome
go,·ernmental regulations and even rE:nt freezes.
Litter Controls
Orange County s upervisors this week wisely re·
jected a proposed ordinance drafted by Supervisor
Robert Battin that-would have outlawed disposable
and pop-top beverage containers in county territory.
Adoption of such an ordinance would have un·
corked problems too severe for county-le vel officials
to handle.
Battin said the disposable containers and pop-
tops are creating "mountains of litter", along
roadway's and in the county's scenic areas. While that
may be true. a lifnitcd local attack on the problem is
certainly not the be~t approach to solving it.
Even the entire state government of Oregon,
which has s uch a law on the books, is being confronted.
\vith mounting questions of constitutionality and en·
rorcement.
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So announcements that rentals on their trailer
park s paces are going up from $15 lo $25 a month can
come as an understandable shock .
Last month. COWllY supervisors \Ve re deluged
M·ith calls from citizens ""ilh just that complaint. The
park owner s. they said . maintained the hike was
n ecessitated by higher property tax bills imposed by
It may be possible to in\loke a ban on disposables
in areas supervisors directly control. such as regional
parks. but the only way the overall litter problem can
be confronted effectively is on a ·state level. · 'Not only is there no land out there but it looks like rs.in!'
At best, it v>'ould take considerable time to phase
Ln legis lation in fairness lo the distributors and r e-
tailers of bottled and canned drinks.
Profit Influences ' ldyllia
Finds the
Portugal Makitag Classie Mistake?
Nursing Home Care
Solution \\o"AS iilNGTON -··Ch<.i in··
nursing homes <Jre springin g up
around the country. Their <1im is
i:jimarily profit. not tender. lov-
i•g care.
The l<t lest rigures compiled by
a Seni.I LC aging s ubcommittee
stlO\\" thal dt.'spile industry poor.
mouthing. profits are gro"·ing.
·one or the largest ch<1i ns. ror
exet mple. int'reascd its profits by
a11 incredible 400 per cent since
lV69. The average incre<1se ror
tfle chain operations "·as a more
r11odest 116 percent.
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/THE PROFITS urc not evil in
t•emselvl's . But Sen <1te in ·
vesli gators suspect thi.ll the
ch<iins h<ive ta ken :.ill\"i.lnl.agc of
l~x state l<l\\"S
tp gou~e lhc
J!UbJ1(' of
ra ed ieaid
m o n ey .
Worse, th e..
laws often en·
<.·purage the
mistreatment
ol patients by
rewarding
homes with
more mcdi(•aid fu nds for aili ng
patients.
The chain nursing hon1cs ha\·c
grown up m ost heavily in slates
with the mos t exploitable nursing
home reimbursement plans. 1'he
investig<Jtors s uspect th;:it the
cf>ndition of the slate laws are
more or a factor in selecting
nursing home s ites th an the size
of the local elder I\-· p0pulation.
Ea c h s tate Pi<.•ks its oy.·n
m etho d o r reimbursing the
homes for 1..·arc provided. The re-
imburst.·mcnts come out of state
u.nd local n1 cdieaid funds . Un·
fortunately , the three major re -
imburse1nent formulas used a re
easil y abused.
l'it;RSING llOMt: operillors
wh o a r e s o i nclined can
m a nipulilte them to run up pro·
fits <.ii lhe t.•xpense of the tax-
payer"s pocketbook and the pa-
tient's hea lth care.
l~cre·s how it 's done :
L'nder the "(lat rate·•
sys te m , the nursing home is
paid a set ree for each patient it
cares for. 1'hi s e ncourages the
operator Lo c ut back on nurs ing
care, drugs. food , linen nnd other
services in order lo sc.1ve money.
-t.:nder the .. point system"
method , the nurs in ~ hun1cs get a
flat fee and $6 1n orc ror every
"'point.·· This syst em uny.·itlingly
entourages patient mistreat ·
mcnt. If a patient is ano .... ·1..>d to sit
in his own wuste. fur ex<.i mple,
and betomcs bclliC'ose. he can be
labeled a .. be haviu.-al problem.''
That's worth eight points, or $48.
If he the n has to be inj('(.'ted "''ith
4fi sedative, s ix more points are
itlded. If the patient. then lies in
bed too long, eight points are
added for bed sores.
Dear
Glo.omy
Gus
I can see it now-John
Wayne (in ht~ old Green
Beret I as Edward Daly in
''Flight to Freedom.··
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(JACK ANDERSON)
Linder the "coSt related"
s yste m , the nursing bom e
operator is reimbursed for his
costs. This encourages padding.
In Ne"· )·ork , for exan)ple, the
subcommittee discOverect nur.s-
ing homes y.·ith se\"crai bogWi ·
"costs," Somt' e\"en "·ent to the
extent of setting up lheif.. ov.11
linen and c leaning ~ervicS,at ix-
orbitant fees. for which rthey
"ere reimburs,d. Sen .. Frank
~loss. D.-Ul ah. the subro .. mit·
tee e ha irm a n, said the cost·
reJated system · 'y.·oold ro<.1ke a
defenst! contractor drool.·•
Once upon a time. there was a
tiny little country called ldyllia.
The soil was fertile. the climate
d elightful a nd the life style
authentically Idyllic.
So "·as the government. As all
ldyllians had e \:erything they
needed in the w ay Qi food,
cl.othif!g. sh11te~ and pl~un;, no
one y.·anted. lhe onerous task$ of
~igning frienslship _l!eaties, cut· .... . . ' -
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ling ribbons <1 nd l hroy.·ing boring
parties for bumptious visiting
dignitaries.
NIXO 1-, The Idylli c solution "·as to • !'\" LIBRA.ff: Atofe and draft by lottery every four years
more . it looks jlS if th e a Council or Elders who grudg, ~t:;v.· f~a11 ?uilding in Lttg.un.;1 i~y ~rformed .these thankless
1gue . a 1.~·· may bec.ome ~he ~ ~eS>a.s 'Public seCvice.
i:1eha r!J f'..; IXOD pres1den~1 al.. '"-'The only ny in the Idyllic o'nl· hbrary ' · \ ·-... , 1 Th · . . / tnetlt was· a m a n named Nho e l ate~t 1nfc:>rmat1on , de· Diem Ghud . Nho made no bones
\"eloped by 1nves ~1gators for the about it . He "·anted po ·er ·
General ,.\cc-o unt1ng Office. re-"Make m e ''Our Pres"dent ~. h · \"l'als that the amount of . ~ 1 · e . • . . . space y.·ent around saying. ··and 1 pro-1eser\~d for_ the Nixon p<Jpers mise you ... '' iThis. that and the ~as tripled 10 the last year to otherthing.)
60.000squarefeel. Natura lly. seeing that Nho
!he G . .\O sle uths a lso learned \\'a nted po<A·e r , t he ldyllians ~h.1t the go\·ernment has plans to wisely clas:;iCied him 4-F · th ~n.stall a SJ0,000 vault in lh_e build· Council or Elders· draft in _e
ing. Congr~ss las t year reJee\ed a psychialcic basket case <JS a
request to install a $110.000 safe ·
to store Nixon papers and tapes.
As early as l\.1arch 22. 1974 . "''e
f!xposed the s traqge deal by
""hich Uncle Sam look possession
or the m ammoth. pyramid·J.ike
offii:e building located ,,.pY ·,l o"'
miles from Ri chard 'xCl\ts SU
Clemente est.ate.. " ~ · '· . ·" ....... '(.
"THE TAXP;\ Y'E~ are bait'· i~g out. a nother giarit t"or.poi.,.
lion, Rock.._we lJ· lnlernaticurel
which hod 'been stuck wt~ '
lavj.si,. out·of·t.he'-wasr buildi~-"lt
couldn't use." we wrote. '°"· •
"'The General Services A'd.
ministration has 01greed to take
over the unoccu_pied buiiding in
exchange for government-0wned
pro~rty \\'hich the corporation is
leasing but 'A·ould like to ac·
quire.··
The GS,\. trying hard to push
through the s trange deal, ap-
parently lied to Government
Operation s C hairman Jack
Brooks. D -T ex ., about th e
suitability of the s pace.
Brooks y.·as told by GSA that
the Lagun<.i Niguel building "was
adequately protected from rire .. ,
But investigators for GAO found
that GSA has since contracted for
$346,000 \\·orth or "space pre-
paration," including $158,000 for
fire protection.
Our story of a year ago a lso
noted tbal the "government of.
ficials who e\·entually will in·
habit the building li\'e JO or 40
miles away in the Los Angeles .
area."
THE GAO PROBE conformed
the sertousne~s of this iasue. The
!lous ing De partment. in t"·o
sepa~a.l~ studies, flatly opposec!
aequ1s1t1on ot the building. But
the dogged GSA chi ef. Anhur
Sampson. y.·ent ahead "'·Ith the
deal BD)'\lo·ay.
Now the building ls ~s than 38
per cent reserved and au but
29.220 sq uare re-et are to be used
by GSA a nd its own l.tflhi\'es and
supply service&. Our sourc:es
hnve told us that more than 100
sep;.1rate agenc-ies o.nd depart·
ments turned down bicb t.o UH
the build\Qa ~· olll°"'
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BUT NHO was not to be denied.
He thought and he thought. And,
at last. he came up "1th a fien·
dish plot. "I am," he announced
dramatically to the Council of
Elders, "a ~ommunist •·
··Furthermore. if you don't
declar e me Pre si dent
forthwith .·· said Nho. "I'll invade
)'OU: ..
"How can you invade us."' in·
quiced an Elder politely, "if you
are a lready here ?
"Thal makes no dirference, ·· •
said'Nho confide ntly .. because I
, wil~ \ell lh~ress t.a:O. supported
· by the Jled ,Chlnue, the Jled
North Vietnamese and the Red
Ba ron ofTransylvanii: "' i
"\'ou are?" said an Elder. ·
frownin g.' ...
.. That makes no difrerence,
either :· said Nho. "not when~
Americans hear about it. •
"BUT WE ha .. ·e signed a treaty
of everlasting friendship "'ith the
Americans.'' protested an Elde"'I'.
"Exactly ," said,.Nho. rolding
his a rms.
"Do you think their President
"'Ould let ·us down ?"' asked
another Elder ste rnly . "Why, ror
years . Am erican Preside n,ts
have prO\·ed lo the y,·orld they
will never desert their little Joyal a1ues i~th~r hour of need. It is
the yery Cf>rnerstone of their
foreign poliey . They '-'w.ld send
us billions ht dollars ... •·
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and name throwers and, it r·m
tucty. troops."' sa'd Nho.
.. But look at the sacrifices they
h•\'e made· t o prove th eir
trust"'·ortbiaeU in Vietnam and
Cambodia:·· ••id the Elder.
"Exactly," saJd Nho, smiling
evUly. "Loot •l 'Viet.n.am and
Cambodia:"
"Al -yee :" c.ded the Elders.
so Tiit: ~ ... -<e but to mate NbO lbetr P'Nsident.
Nho was happy. He ... crew rich on
corruptionS and the dope tra.mc.
And the ldylllan1 learned their
lesson. "With Americans as al·
llH.'" they are fond Sil' 1aytq,
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Revolution Needs Plan
\\'ASl tlNGTON -Let·s hope
the Portuguese knoy.· something
about running revolutions -that
nobody else does. From a dis ·
tanee they look like they're mak·
ing the kind or classic mess or
their country and its institutions
lh<1t the Left so orten blunders
into.
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CJ . .\. Allende probably \\OUld
have falle n . the vi ctim of a
lkllY'' hoppc1· of a stomacha1..·hl'.
any\\·ay.
The act of nationaLizing the n<1 · Lion 's banks and insurance com -T H•: T .\S K is to ~t·hie\·t·
panies ill one stroke has more of s6ci:.i lism ,,·ith freedom. and
retribution about it than "·ell· }'hat 's not going to ha ppen the
thought-g ut sociali s m a ... ,,-"·ay the Portu~uesc a rc going
response to a about it. It 's hard enough to
r e e b I e al · operate ont.• ta pita list bank
t e m pt a t look at the hash so many bankers
acoup d 'etat make of it but to s"·<1Jlo" the
against th e "'hole banking System~· issuing
ne\\· gove rn-a decree is in e,·itably going tu
ment by some lead to the absurd :ind costly er-
.elements of rors <:haraeleristic or haste and
the Right. ignorance. Then , just <.is in -
Dou bt less evitabl,y , the government wi ll try
one of the r e· and rectify th e e rrors by fi at.
asons for do·
ing it was to deprive the Righl of
the economic r esources lo try
a n oth er a nd p e rhaps more
dangerous coup. The same re-
sults, howe ... er. probably could
have been achieved by freezing
eertain people's assets. By pro-
eeeding as it has. the nc\\· go v-
ernment gets itself involved in a
dialect of cha os. repression ,
thrust a nd coun.ter·thrust that
usu a ll y e nd-s in bloody'
authoritari11nis m of either the
Left or the Ri ght. In either case.
the inhabitants lose.
Something of the same sort
happened in Chile. Pushed lo act
too quickly, both by lhe·demands
of hi s followers a nd by the p,ro--
vocations of his e nemies."Allen·
d e's nation a litaliop ,of the
economy far outstt1pitecf the
e<1paci ly or sensible planning or
the available bureaucrac:')' to
car ry off s u c h e nor'mous
changes. Without ITT and. ··the :)/"
There musl be better y.·a.rs.
Some people. like the English
economist E . F . Schumache r
(see ··small I s Be au tiful :
Econom ics c1s if Peo1>lc Mat-
tered.'' Harper Torehbooks , 1973.
$3.75 ). have been suggesting
some of them.
S<:humacher is as unimpressed
by pri vilte o"·ne1·~hip of large
corporations as the Po11ugu~e
Left. but he says: .. Instead of
t.·reating a large enterprise by
n a tionwlization -as has in-
vari;:ib ly b een the practice
hitherto -and then attempting
to deceptrali ze po,vcr and
responsibility to small forma-
tions. it is normally better ·to
create semi·•utonomous s mall
units fir~l a nd then to centralize
certain func\ioni at· a higher
level if \he nftd for be tter
£_oordination can be shown to be
paramount."
In other words, the Portug uc~c
are going about it bassack"-'ards.
They· re also falling into anothe1·
trap. Tht>y·rt.' nationalizing "·hole
i n d u s tries at o n e s tvi p c .
Schum<ll'her contcnlls it 's much
,,·iser to nationalize con1panies
one al a timl'. so that the RC'.""
manage1·ial ~;.s tem :.1t·quirtts lht.•
l'Xpt.•ric nce to do lht.• job.
CE!\"TR1\l.IZED. inllustry\\id1..•
:.oeialization also runs the risk of
milt::nifying errors. If you make a
n1i slakc . ;.ou make it th.-oughout
an entire industry . y.·hich \\·ould
not happt>n if you "·ent .it it on :.i
stt.•p -by -S tt!p. semi-autonymous
ba::.1s.
S(·hun1;.ichl·r h,n 't convint•t•d
it ·s a good idl•<J to e\iminotc·
pri\·<Jtt:c" O\\"nl•r::.hip 1..·omplctely.
~Iixed svstems <.1rt.• more con·
dueive tO individual libe11y and
perhaps also to cre~tivity ...
' 1-'or England -it might not
"·ork in a country like Portugal
-he suggests that, in return for
complete .f.ax forgivene:;s, major
firms give loc<.i l public bodies ._.
50 percent o"·nership posilion in
the form of \\'hat "'ould be non-
\"Oling stock except under ('C'l1ain
ex.traordinarv 1..•onditions. Thi~
public body.° ,,·hu:h he C'a\l s <•
Social Council. \\ ould be com-
posed equ<.illy of rC'prcsen1atives
from unions, picked in much the
same y.·ay people are picked ror
jury duty.
The Social Council or the go\"·
t.'rnmerrt \\·c uld receive half the
profits. but y.·ould not interlerc
\\"ith managtoment unless it fel t
the public interest demunded it .
In that t.·ase it \\·ould heve to go to
t·ourt to apply ror po!A·er to vote
its stock._
Small. slo\\· and steady might
spe~I l_he e nd or the heroic ag\? of
soc1ahsm at the barricades. but
the firing squads <.i nd the polit1 cttl
polit·e "·ould disappear, too .
Lesson from a Family Cat
I have never liked cats. Truth
is, I have always been a little
afraid of them. They seemed so
feral and independent, almost
contemptuous of humans. If
some dogs are a little too servile,
all cats are s upercilious.
So 1 thought, <1l any rate. Thep,
this Christmas. the family went
skiing for a week. leaving Daddy
at home lo work -and to lake
care or a new cat my daughter
brought home from boarding.
school in the ra il.
AT FIRST, \be oat and I ar·
ranged w cool detente. I put out
her rood. cleaned he r litter box.
and paid her no attention. Then.
lhe second night. she clawed at
my bedroom door, and I let her
in. "
She jumP<d on lhe bod, rolled
O\"er a few Umes. and rubbed
herself aaainst my legs. I
li<'ra \ehed her stomach. idl)-. She Purr«! and cuddled up ir UtUe
cloHr. I wu embarr~ed. and
lhoo<d berolrlhe bed.
"' TM nat day •he foUowed me
around at bom e, dt'againg a
•kein ol wool to play with. Wiien
sbe llred,o( W., sba dlupp .. red
(Of' a time. •and sat on the living·
room window sill. waiting ror the
children l4> get bac k.
Hy the third cfn y , "'-e "4'tre thic-k
fri ends. She was an individual,
no lon1~r 1 ""l'at." She had a dis·
tlnctlve per1onalily, and we
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(SYDNEY HARRIS)
could understand each other.
I AM STILL basically a dog
man <although, in hont-stv our
Golden Retriever i:; about· l\\"it·e
as dumb as the call, but I um no
loJ11ger anti-Celine. Getting to
know one cat well has changed
my feelings to .... ·a rd the whole
breed: At the leas\, I have lost the
abstraction known as "cat" -
and wi ll in the future judge each
one on a strictly individual basis.
What is important in thii
trivial incident. of l'Oun;e, is it&
much wider applicaLiun to our
fellow men. Getting to know just
one member of a different group
really y,·ell makes all the dlf.
lert'oce in the "'il)' "'e \"iew that
aroup.
A· seme or artinity i~ rar more
than a moral imperatl .. ·e or a sen-
ti menta I stri c ture : it is a
psychological truth. The vague
thing we call ·•tolerance·· can on·
ly be based on understandinc.
and understanding can on ly-be
based on acquaintanceship with
a livinr. unique organism.
NOBODY ca n I Q~·e
.. hu m anity" or nny :..bstract
group. Affinity can unly ~.gin on
a one-to.one basi.s. when you stop.
thinking or the Individual a.s part
of an al>st1'at:t 1:ollcct1on 1··A11
c:.its are alike .. ) and begin to
perceive the crl'::tlednes~ of eat'h
personality, e\"en at the anima l
level.
· l\1y prejudice against cats was
an injustice to cats, but more .. it
"a_s ':'-" injustite to m)'5elf, <.'tln·
slnct1n g my responses tn a nar.
row and rigid way. It is not the
cat \\'ho \\'as fiberaled from m.r
prejudice, but.I myself who now
am free to like or dislike ~ny in·
dividual [eline.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
RoOtrt +'•i Wl'td. P11bb11ht:r
Thomas Kf!trl)I/. Editor
Harbara Kr~1l>u:h.
f:dttOT"!al Pag~ E:d1tor
The edilorial pagl' of lht Dai ly P!_lot ll et>kS to Inform and at1m~late readers by preCenUng
on th1 11 pag~ di,·e~e commentary
on topic-s -?r interest by syndlrat·
«' ~~ron1sts and cartoonists. by
ii!'"0"'1d1ng " forum for ret'<len' ..,,,"lit and by pre!lenting this
n~aperfs opinions and kleas
M_'current lopiC's. The ~tonal
op1rUons of the Daily rtlOl appear
only in the rditorlal column •t the top or the page. Opinions ex-~std. by the columnlsb Ind
c;,rtdoi1111t11 ind Jetter wt:iltnl are th~r own and no encforsmtl"M ot
their \1ev.s by the O•ily ~lot
shltUk! be lnfl.'rrcd.
~'rlday, April 4, lll7S
•
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JIOOI, the klm•. Ro,,.ld 11. .. g•n , • •' I '
~"·J :t'.:e·rs· , =' ~lts·:-. .-.~. .. ·· · et .ii~ ~ti' .
.,.: BD'T
! ' !. ·~~ ~t=:.r ~'ft #c·~ (ft;.. ~r-1 ',! ~ JIJSli'~B(\ ,Lll~,(;\J'),t ~"'Ir · _, ro '-"~c& .of· A~nt '<ibou'id have 1o Pf$'-~axes · U'.nt"i, it'· sl,li>-
pJles. "big fjr0;~~~ri'' for ·
ratfierless g1r1s aS well
as '1P?~·. lhe' Netiqnal
OrJan1 zat1on for Women
says, . . i,
In a lawsuit filed in
federal court, NOW
challenged the tax-
exempt status oC BJg
Brothers of America and
its Catholic and J ewisb
affiliates.
NOW REPRESENTS
Risa -Goodman, 12, who ~as de~ied mem_bership
1n Jewish Big Brothei-a
"solely upon the basis of
hersex.'' • .
Her Y,ounrfie · bfolher
was. ~ad .ea. ~'b ig'.,
t>rothef;• 'b~ the J'ewish .
Big Brothers.
NOW LAWYER
Burlon Marks s8.id,
"Risa bas a mentaf and
emotional need for a tai~er fi,ure to help, bei'
mature and grow ;nttf an emotionally·· and'
psychologically viietl'~
adjusted person·.'" · · Defen~ants in· th~c~~
·were Big Brother!· of
America, Jewish Big
Brothers, Catholic Big
Brothers, the Tre~
Pep~rtrhent and the In· ·
• temal Revenu e Service.
·3 Seeking
Brothel
License
FALLON, Nev. CAP I
-Three men have ~n
giVen initial approval'to
seek licenses for legal
houses of prostitution,
Churchill Sheriff Dav
Banovich said.
Nevadans B. Arthtir
Wade and RoSs W. Prock
will go before the county .
commission Monday
along with Afflert Biale,
a Cali£ornia busi·
nessman.
I WADE, a Gardnervill
contractor. and Prock. a
·Reno mobile hom ,
salesman, had their in·
itial bjds turned down
last mohtb ·because .pro-pc,;!'ed loCa\ion's would tOo Out ·of the way fo
adequ1ate'supervision.
Jn "Ut1eii-new applicJf.
lions, Banovich said, the
men propose t.e jointly
purchase about '12 acres
on ·U. $. 50 leydb miles
west of here. They would
operate separate
brothels on the property.
BIALE, a Napa saloon
kteper, wants to open a
hiluSe of prostitution If. S. 50 about 12 miles
west of here, Banovic
said.
The sheriff · recom·
mende·d .against th
eatlier appl'ication
because they would
to hire additional de
, puties to supervise them.
BUT HE SAib .~e )"
"not jOiDf.tci ,bucl< ti> locat~Q$" • ,~·1-,r qe · p""'°'•ls.,_\li!~e tlJel
fall within noimal paini
areas.
All thre;, men had t
1 pass de.t.ail~Q back
ground checks by th
sheriff's ~fllce before
ing allowed to take a
plic.a'tlons before ~
county commission.· ,
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Assorted Vegetables
and Strawberries ·
: '39-::
4 irich potte~ plants.
• Lettuce • Tomatoes • Egg Plant • Squash
• And many others .. • ..
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Fruit ·Trees :-... ~
5.88
5 Gallon Size.
Blooming Nectarines, Peach, Apticot or
Plum Trees to choose from.
Steer l\llanure
55-::
l'h cu. ft. Weed free . To improve the quality of your soil,
for more productive plant growth. ·
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Betiding Plants ·
.
G{ap8s in one gallon size
contaii;ie{S. TholT)pson or
CO(ICord . .
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mtASur · .... , .. _____ ...
~Y''! Food . · '
4.9!1 .
Rq. 6.49, 2'5 lb: The Trea!ury
lawn fodcf; ' · ' ·
v l•'
i.99' .• ~~,~~·~· 5,0 lb.
' 'I.• I {\o!
•
.•
Pony
Pak
' .
Multiple vari~ties: . .
• Marigolds • Pansies
,. ~ African Daisies
• Colendulas ~ Petunias
• Stocks • Snap Oragons
• Violets
" Plus other varieties
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,,your Choice
. · ..
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Assorted evei-greens.
1 gallon Italian Cypress, or
Tam Junipers, or Pfitze rs .
A loVely accent to any
landsCap.e. . '
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~· 4.;99
Reg-5.99 .. Garden Hose,
50' Vi'nyl, %"diameter.
Green .
Lawn Mower
59.99
18" hand propelled gas
powered mower cuts your lawn
the quick. easy way. f oot
guard. (9000)
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·A 8 DAIL¥ PILOT Friday April 4, J975
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• WHERES TI-II!.
TOA.RA9'.ICE.
l'llR~ I ?
r-----COUPON-----1 I ' A' PBESTONE I
I ANTI-I I Pre ' FREEZE I
I 349 !
I LI>llT(•)~~ I I PER COUPON I
I Need it to keep cool and this I I price ought to frost somebody. I I but not ow customers. I I (Shucks. they just repoed my car I
last week.) L----------------! LAWN GENIE
ANTI-SIPHON
VALVE
197
Keeps the water from yow sprinkler
from being siphoned into the
hou1e lines. (Good guess.
keep going. you're ahead.)
PVC SPRINllER PIPE
3a!.,°' ·.
44!.xlo:
Li•len. our
old c::u•tom•r• bow
how dippy our ..
oda get. lfa you n••
people in the South
Bey J .,orry obouL
ONFINISBED
BIRCH FACED POll.IWIS
··2900 16""20"
39!! ..
49!~, ..
Y ••· that cackle you juat hemd
came from ua. We KlfOW
what the other fellow gets for
the same thing. To him we aay. "eat
yow heart out."
1.
Bt>'t, HP.\IE.
I Go1 A c12-vsH
orv mM BANK 1'tE CP!LNO....
We thought of opening in
Venice. but the huge .
ocean waves were
a menace.
And to open in •
Cucamunga would .
be swell if we were yupga.
~ " So as the rain came ·.,.
~c:{~~:~}:~~·~m 1n · ·.
Torrance., .,
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4 -4 ·0.o· __
. N0.100 · .. , '
A lot ol lolb Jut lo•e the , thlae-·lt .-.1oo1i: lib the-
thla!J lo .. ""''"" lnlllde.
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.... ING OPEN ..
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WATER BEATERS
20GAL 59°0
30GAL 69°0
40GAL 7900
·1-:·. ,_
l.
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. ~ ':j Fully glass lined.
auto shut-olf. full temp.
control 5 year
guarantee. Quality.
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· L1GBT anas ...--....
.. , 97~CXOF4
40.IG. 71. 11111 ...,,.
Choice oJ 40, 60, 75. or 100 Jow-
bulb• lla a pack. They go out
10 dcrm last that lhi1 ba1 to b. a
borgcrin. (Why don't they last
lo11ger?).
FLUORESCENT mES
57~~ ..
1.!7
You know I'•• beea ~ting this
1tuH tor y.ar1 qnd I don't
•molle. don't drink, ond I al-p 14
houri a dcry. (lhat'1 ..-hy J'a:i.
g•lting Ur.d.)
G.E. DIMMER SWITCHES
· 166
2LEVEL e '
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Go.1 right lo tha 1pace the
okl anap,.r came out ot. Easy
to do, ju.I abut the l'O"*•f oU to that
room. don't want lo ICH1e you. Jlm..
20"
~3 SPEED FAii .
1397
Okay. poH It by If
you want. but when ''·
It'• l!ot and -you'll
wi•h you bad Q couple
of the thln11t. .•
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NATIOllAL
7YB. (.ATEX
WALL PAlllT •
·444
, GAL
okay. yov. WGnt a choice
oJ lhOU9<1Z!ds of colo, .. ft.re II
i•, wttb a 7 y.ar guCD'Qp,tff ·
A.ad the lelbel oaaly .... and
you11 imo11t' if• good.) _.
Abo\,t the DOll:Q., "'fill
you .... h'1 '
Oil a greement we hne wtth a bear
1om"'1&•t• "P
no.lb, Reoew1 the
color 011od gntwl• at •ttbn"•'•·
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I C~N COUNT
I 'i>I'< cou "'"
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POOL CBLOlllE
69!Ax.
U yow pool talks ·
to you at night. ·
lt may be a little too
11 ... 1y.Cheek
'•. ,... the chlorine level ...... .,
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Rack• lor a wide .
chok9 ol eolor• and
pattern .. U we a•lt.d
49' a yard. folk•
would atill .b1.1y-lL
(Getting SP"ffdr tbereJ
MIBBOBmE
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CLEAR
GOLD
VElll
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44'
55'
All sizes. How i•
it eo. Thia
way. alight
i•
lmperla. Liddle nick
here or there.
D•STIOIG
SELF·IDIESIYE
CllPET TILES
12xl2
EllSIGJ< 23 C
PATTE!tft 33 C
iRAG I ·53•
Do the Door and go right up
the wall. I did four wall• and lt mall:••~ gr-padded celL I
TEmlA ·
·•Al.I. PAIEl.llG
2!.7 '
E•erybody t.U. me~f
looko gr.at, ..-W..-
money. I h-tly """'t ii<rf. M't'eraaw'lt. YoudOwMt
you want. ~
Fnaay April• 1975 b AIL Y Pt LOT 119
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A PAllTY
ANO I P<>HT ~E All-tlWC.-
12> WE.A£.
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mBGIEEN SALE
5·9 ~GAL
,:,299 '
'I ' •$ SGAL ' . Jun!~ra. (Tam thlngol.
Atbomtae,
Annattong. l
think that'• it.
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TABLE &. ·BEICI SE't /A'I\
2 ·4 .••·
Sm-h.good -· ~a .. ·,_, .. ..,
madlJ;; .. diliil taat· , ~
. w the ld~,W'!"" .,.. ' ' . ,,
CUBCO•L
BBIQOE·TS .
79c :
. . . 10 J.B.
Little ao!Detblng' ••1
"~ '
&" MEXICAN ,
· BlllL POT
WITH JUTE HANGER aac
Just in ttme lor the
Fuch•ia aeaaon. (Jfo.
ancl you didn't
·knowbow much r
lo•• flowen.. tbC!JM.)
cooked u;-tor • 1
you. (Felt It :Wall .
tu.. fot an AionllOn •
dumh 11~1 < ,.,
' 1 'l I f. •
111001' PLAITS
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2~" .27~
4" 97··
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6" 2 9
Philodendron, lyY.
Flttolila,
aomethtng Pendula
and mot•.
TWOBllTUlm
$CIEEl .DOOI
·997 WITH CLOSEJll
AKI> LATCH
Thi• will g•t JOV. hi oad ..
bold our bNath that
you.11 buy Oft• of th•
oth•ra. All compl•I• wt.0.
•ll•at cloMr and. adjuatlng
cbaDDele.
I
GENIE GAUGE DOOi OPENEIS
97!!
128!!
--149~.!
Chooae from chain or wonn ln1tollanon 44.00
gear drive. Push the
button, door opena, light goea on.
Push agaln. door cloaea, llghta
go otf. locka up tight.
JMASPBALT
SHINGLES
1 S!!FT
QuQlity (he lr-p•
say\ng !hat,
ii'• hypnotising
me). Hea,,.y
111inerol cool. ch oice
of colors. IS
Y.ar Worfanty.
1/4 •• 397
~·· 4•7
Y:a •• 5•7
¥ .... 797
Smooth. one aide
good. the
other. who looka
at.
1112 PllE
SHELVING
11~.
Smooth tour aldea
and good for
moat projects. Stain or
point for 11helYing too.
BEL·AIB
COONTIY
PANEL DOOi 1997
Little niftier. with
eliding acreen and
sliding window. Put
a banana. peel under it
and elide one home.
CONCRETE MIX
97so~B.
Juat add water, atir.
let cool. aervea alx. ·
(The mind la
going again.
Mother wanted me
to be a Joreat ranger,)
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CEDAR
GUPESTAIES
Look better aa
the years go
by. At your place.
however, not ln
our blna.
& n. BILITE s1m11i:
GLASS DOOIS
WITH SCREENS
89~.
99~~.
I I 9P~.
Ador Hilite, aounda like some kind
of milk. H&aYY gauge anodised
extruded aluminum, right or left
aide altding.
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Nie• to end Ihle ad
on er i;:lassk:al
note. Shaw• we
ar•a't
enllr•ly de,,.old al
cullw•. Ju1t on• ol
our "'°"Y 111••· r.ady I°'
you lo O.Mmble
-your slab or
whale"•'·
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ETIL
STOUGE
BUILDlllG
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Alt OAll.YPILOT Friday. April 4, 1975 DOI SWEDLI• M.-CISIA
L M. Boyd
Why Humans
Can't Fly
Young f ellow, do you know wby you
couldn't fly, e ven if you had wings? Your
breastbone is n't strong enough.
AM ASKED wh.ich animal can hold its
breath the longest. The whale, no doubt about
it. That sperm whale can stay submerged for
an hour or more.
Q. "WHERE does peean pie now rank on
that list of the most
popular Ameri~an pies?''
A. Still No. 3. Right
behind No. 2, cherry. And
No. 1, apple.
CERTAINLY don't
blame those Pittsburgh
lawmakers for ruling it il-
legal there to sleep in a
refrigerator.
ROLUNGPIN
Did I say 1 found no re-
cord of any wife e ver hitting her husband over
the head with a rolling pin?? Check that.
Kindly clients submit local fl ews items from
several towns wherein girls have bludgeoned
their boyfriends with rolling pins. Also re·
ceived an epistle which specified when and
where cannibals ate a missiooary whom they
boiled in a big black pol. However, have no
documented report as yet about anybody slip·
ping on a banana peel. Stand by.
WHEN A MAN goes shopping for shoes,
he generally knows just about what he wants
before he walks into the store. A woman usual·
Jy does not make up her mind until she has
tried on a pair or two or more. Such is tbe ob·
servation of an executive with a shoe store
chain.
CONFUCIUS
Everybodj knows something about Con·
(ucius, but not everybody knows he was the
eleventh child of a 70.year-old soldier ... THE
MEN who have been rescued from drowning
outnumber the women who have been rescued
from drowning by 66 to 44 ... SOME SCIEN·
TISTS contend that all tigers originated not in
the tropics, but in the bleak cold or northern
Asia.
VOUNG LADY, ii your toddler's white
shoelaces won't stay tied, starch them.
SIR, HOW DO you gel into your car, feel
first or seat first? Once put that query to a
sizable sample or women, but momentarily
none remembered. Suspect men don'lremem-
ber. either. It's like change in the pocket.
After the Great Depression, only a small
minority of citizens could tell you exactly how
much was there. F.ar more can tell you t!Xl ay,
regret to report.
Addre1s mail to L.Af. Boyd, P.O. Box JS(,{J
Co.rta ltfesa 92626
Copyright 1915 L.M. Boyd
', ··W PMl:MRr~tr'~~~:1!!ll't.-!ii,
Other Deaths .I ,
LONDON (AP) -
Mary Ure, 42, Scottish·
born stage and film ac·
lres5, died Thursday jw.1.
hours after the opening
of ·a new supe rnatural
thriller, ''The Ex ·
orcis m," in which she
1>larred. The cause of de-
ath ~:as not determined.
She was the wife of actor
Deatla N etfee1r
and' author ·Robert Sha.W.
and the former wife of
playwright John
Osborne.
NEW YORK (UPll -
Otto Soglow, 74, creator
of the cartoon character
"The Little King ," was
fouOd dead in hi s
l\1anhatlan apartment
Thursday. ''The Little
King" first appeared in
1934 and is now featured
CHAAl..ES .!::~~YFEGl.EY, ""'~ !n n.early ~()()newspapers
_.of Cos•• Mes.. c •. o•t• of ctr"'"· 1n the United Slates and
1.pr,1 :i'nd. 191s. Survived ..,. ,,;5 w11e abroad.
Yir11 ini• Fe9 1ey ; ene d•UQll!e•,
Yi•Q•ni• c.. Coolidge. F_.-•1 wrvlcn
,..;1111ene1ds.1..-<Nv,Apru s1t1o11n:JO NEW YORK (UPI) -
PM, Pl!e11 F•mll'r Cotonl•• Funff.. Mary Britton Miller 91 Heme, \llr;tl'll~t•r. C.. Mr l'e9"'Y • • ... ,.,,,.m~• 01 Moose l.odg9No. 1ozs a poet and novelist, died "" SM:''• A ..... •nd • mem..,.. of The Thursday al a Manbat· Antl!•KM L~-ol He ... oor1 Be«.A. •
MCKL.L•• tan nuning home. Miss
KAREN C. MOELLER. rnldlftt ot' Miller ~role her first CM~ ..,.., c;., o.-« dntn Mirth I " th D ( 11i1.rt1s.Swwt.,..bv11er,......,Nir. nove, n e ays o
& M~ AkhAnl '-· MMUe.-; ~ll •. Thy Youth ••• in 1943 al K•tl'le•lne Mo4!11er of Unl.,...~tr ot' •
Redl ... ds, twin ,1uer. Sh••-........ the age of 60. Her ftfth
11 the hOnw ; twot11er. sie .... n MM!lilt', and last work "The
F-••I ,,.,,.;(I\ wl11 De held !Wlur$Yr hn...• I" . ( T ' ' ,, """" sth •t 11:00 ,.,,,., P1t11ic vie.. nnJr 1g1g o 1me, ap.
c.1u 1jH'1 . interm ent. P•c11;c v;ew peared in 1971 when she ,.,.mo<••• P••k, N•wpOrl 8e•cfl. C.. lft lieu ol lloweri. .... ,...,11., suogHl'lo was87.
,,....._, •• COfllrlOl>llOf'I!. 1>e m.lft 10"
T ... K•ren (.. ~ltlf MemOl"i•I Fund,
Ha.Q HOs.pil1I, N•wparl 8 •-'I. C...
P.:llic Voe'" Mo~~"!_~Y~dlretlOI"\. police
JOHN HENRY E \lllNS. re~~1 ot
to.~ WW. Cl. Dll• ot -Ill Aprll
)Id, ltlS. Swr•1wed DJ hl'I •!I•. E¥11;,,.. R
E v-; 1.h t ... Ruth Au~. Gl'l...-.kle eserves wn1icn will l>e "91d S1tur.,.,, ,t,pr,1
}(h •I 11 .00 AM, W11.lrnl,.~let .-...0.f.ll
P•rt., dir ecl•d Dy P••li. F•mlly
Coloni •I F u n•••l Horne ol A d """"'~"'·"· ccepte
l.U.n...aH6HOM
FUNHALHOMI
Ci>fona del Mar 6 73-9450
Costa Mesa 648-2424
a&J.llOADWAY
MOITUAIY
110 Broadway, Cosla ......
s..2.g150
McCOIMICI
MOITUAIY
Laguna Beach
494-IM15
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
PACIHC YllW
......OlttAL PAii
Cemetery Mortu&f'f c.._,
3600 P.cltic View Ori ...
Newpor1 Beacti,
Clllfomi1
IM<-2700 '------__ ,
CO&.OMiL ..... AL' -7801 .Bota Avo. w.trninet«
ees.3525
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827 Mllit'I Sl
Humf on Beach
9
The Fountain Valley
Police Department is
now accepting appli-
cations for reserve of-
ficer
The positions are open
to both men a nd women.
They must be high.school
graduates o r have an
equivalent education, be
of good phys ical a nd
mental condition , have
no felony ronvictlons and
must have proportionate
height and weight.
The reserves work a
maximum of 40 hours a
month. al S2 an hour.
They ride in police cars
with sworn officers or
assist in departmental
office work.
Applications h1ay be
directed ~o the dt1
wrsocu"'' ilep1rtmon1. a.112.JCZC.
2 Eleeted
l'jance E. Polks or
Nepolt Beach and•Wolter
S.Wlden cir Costa Meoa
have been elected to the
boanl or directors al the
ArcbJmedes Circle, a
1upport 1roup for the
,Unlver1lt1 of Southern
California's Sc,.,,,I of
Engineering. /.
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ORANGE COUNTY
Salesman
To Face
Sex Trial
SANTA ANA -
Insurance s alesman·
Douglas Ernest Cassidy
of Huntington Beach has
been ordered to race trial
July 7 on multiple
criminal charges filed
after alleged sexual of·
fenses aiain1t·male and
female hitchhikers.
Cassidy, 3Z, of 8401
Caslilian Drive, was also
ordered by Orange Coun·
ty Superior Court Judge
Everett W. Dickey to re-
turn to the courtroom
June 13 for pretrial ac-
tion. He is held in the
county jail with bail set
at $25,000.
HE FACES charges of
kidnaping, assault. sex
perversion and assault
with a d eadly ' -weapori
following his alleged in-
volvement in crimiDal
acts' investigated by
. police in New_port Beach,
fluntingt.on Beach and
South Laguna.
Newport police 5aid
Cassidy picked uP, male
hitchhikers and,··forced
them a t gunpoAol to
perform sex acts
Sheriff's officers said he
similarly threatened a
young female hitchiker
in South Laguna
Astronomy
Meet Set
WESTMINSTER
The life and limes or.
Copernicus will be the·
subject of the '\ext
Orange Cou·,.ty;
Astronomers meeting,,
April 11 at 7 :30 p.m. at
La Quinta High School inl
Westminster.
USC professol" Dr
John A. Russell will pre-
sent the' "Footsteps ol
Copernicus.''
The public is welcome
to the meeting and more
information can be ob-
ta in e d by calling·
541-5360.
Funding
On Jobs
Divided
SA!'('!' A A N f. -
Orange· County
supervisors have divided
$120,100 in federal job
money between the coun·
ty and its 17 smallest
cities.
The funding is made
available through the
Comprehensive Employ
ment and Training' Act.
The county cities with
50,000 or more people get
their own grant alloca-
tions and the county·ad.
ministers the funds for
cities smaller than that
THE ONLY other
stipulation the county
had to meet lo qualify for
the bonus was proof of an
unemployment {ate in
crease or six-tenths of a
percent between Nov
ember and December of
lastyeac
·The fund breakdown
as i approve d by
supervisors gives the
largest bonus ~hare to
the unincorporated ·ar~a •.
$35,463.
Orange Coast cities'
that will get a cut Cl(" the
money include
-Fountain Valley
$10,;IOO ' ~Irvine, $4,700 •
_.:J• Lai-un·a Bea~h
$2,600 -- -
~ New-port Beach
SlJ,000 • •
-San Cleme-nte $3,200 ,; ' •
-S :a.,n· J u an
Capistrari0,'$1,646 '
-Seal Beach $4.000
Sex"Case·
Testing;
Ordered :
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SANTA ANA -A man
accused in a 38 -count
Orange County Grand
Jury indictment of sex·
ual assaults on nine
women has been ordered
to undergo testing by two
psychiatrists befof'&
further Superior COurt actioii i.$i>M.nA__. .•. • ~~~~~4 Jud•• EY--tJt\,:' Dickey del.3yed ~e· a_,.
raignm.ent or ~Barrr
De•n Moore. 23, of Santa
Ana, until April 24 with a
view to the possible
opening of pr~eedings
that could lead to the de·
Cendant being certified
as a mentally disordered
sex offender
It is alleged that he
raped and sexually
humiliated five women,
assaulted three others
with the intent to commit
rape and stripped and
robbed a ninth victim
Badham Bucks
Redundant Bills
. . By O.C. IWSTINGS ~ Ol .. Dlitf "* ..... Asierriblyman Robert Badham <R·Newport
Beach) haSljpined his Oceanside GOP colleague,
Assemblymaa William Craven, in callin&,for a hall
lo the processing of redundant bills in the lower
house of the slate Legislature.
The two Southern California assemblym'en
have teamed up on a proposed Assembly House
Resolution designed to change tbe rules under
which the Assembly go"-:erns itself. •
If the.resolution passes, the Assembly Speakif
will not be able to assign to any committee any ~
''substantially the same" as one alread~ i,.
troduced. · .•
Said Badham: "It's time to slash away at non,
essential government spending. Too ofleq we end
up proces5ing legislation that is r~Dt an4 ilJ'"
troduced solely to enhance the aut.b/ii(a pubtic ifnf
age. . ? . ; -
"Every time a piece ot redund~· idatloa is ..
introduced, it costs lhe taxpayers a t·••• he
continued. ••And that doesn't even · o the time ·
of the legislators or their staff me~'':-· .. "> ~
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ASSEMBLYlllAN Paul 1Ca'1!"nler ,CD·Ganlen
Grovel has introduced lefflation. CAB 131.tJ that
would create a 1tate depe.rtlnent ot tourisnt-tvpro-
mote California's recreatiobal aod scenic attrar·
tions. ' ·
The bill also pf'O\'ictes fOr a director of tourism
to ove rsee management of visitor centers aild
\\.'elcome stations. .J · 1 •
California C\frrenlly ~a diYision of t0Uris."1'
and visitor servk-ea wi~ ate stile Departraentbf
Commerce. .,,Jo · : • j _' • '
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--I ' CARPENTER, In anoiher bill CAB 963), pro·
l pooH prolljblUn1, "Will! the-cep(ki!I o( UM
Cllli.,,.1. Rllhwoy PalnC, tlle-ell1dpur<hu-tna. IMllnr-, ·or aeqilr1DC-p11111•l1p1 ..iileln" 1et-llnt l-th111nmt1 .. *C-llOIL» •' • ... . ,., -
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Club meebo April 10. Clul>,,,.,qiben and l\IO!lla wlll
btor a preH11t11Jon on Ille Martne Sludllsl6lu~
.......,.ec1 at Dana Hartior. ~ ~ 9J1d
Will' at 101:tn. at the NllllOl'COmmllriitt er. •••
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CAR ~.,,,.
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H78-14. H78-15. J78·15. Clxrge It
-~..:.At:.~'1.n .f. '.; '"1>"11 ;;: G78·1~-F"~'a.:.edium Cars
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• Blackwalls $3 to $4 less per I.ire depending on size
Small Truck Chanqers NEW TIRES
950Xl6-5 8PLY OFF ROAD TREAD •••••••••••• 565.00
950X.l 6-5 8PtY Hl~HWAYTREAD •••.••.•••• 565.00 . ... . ' . 1oox-1s 6PLY of.FJ!~Ai!~D... <.·. ,. • · ~ ~.i»:O
750Xl6 ~ . . . . . . ~· . t . ;t '" ft"d»O 8PLY OFFR ' · i · 1 ,.. . • •• ..,,~ii'-.•• ~.
750Xl6 8PLY HIGHwAv ~;Rov..Il.~i::~. ~-~~'. ~d-~oo
800Xl6·5 8PLY HIGHWAY GOODYEAR ••••• 540.0.0
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875X 16-5 8PLY HIGHWAY GOODYEAR: •• / •• 550.00
750Xl7 8PLY HICiM:WAYGOODYUll :~ .. ·.'-555.00
Passenqer CARS -NEW TIRl:S
G78XISBELTEDBLK ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 52'5 i00
H78XISBELTEDBLK ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·530;00 -·
L78XISBELTEDBLK ••••••••••••••••••••••• .' ••• 535.00
LISXISMUD&SHOW· ••••••••••• : •••••••••• ~35.00
J,7eX r5 STEELliDIAL&IMIROAYL SWS ••••••••• :so~OO
L7,X , ~ R.ADIALUMIROYAL WSW'., ••••••• 55.00
•Bleed b<l~~ inlltall t_., duly'
brake nuid. • I -.
•Inspect brake rel urn springs.
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Extra charge for larger
or air condit~ cars
setting torsion hart... '
and parts if needed.
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~~, CiJ. ion· sw.d ' ~al lha~Plb..
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GENERAL TIRE • •
FRANK BAll}!AllO, Ille Coot1 Mt11 attome~ fl:::,'I.,'":,• .... lww11oa•.ti• ad ......
who ran un1ucceutuUy -eatnsrRepulllle1n Deilrib :-=.,-.... C sf M PllJ•• 540.S710
646-SOtl Corpenter ror the ltate Senlle lut fall, bu -. c "~!!"" ':' .:855 Hcwbor llvd. 0 a esa elected chalrm1n of Ille 0r11111eOounty I><mocr1tlc ~
Roo1rum, a vo1unteer..,,1ru..t1oa. 1 ••------•:Soo .. r Or Later, rou,I Own Gt.,.,-11-------•
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Paliee Work in Officer's Blood "WHILE YOU FLY"
A~ARD ~INNER
Fred Nour'ee
'toli ..
By KATHY CLANCY
Otllllt O.U, P'IWI "9fl
Law enforct!ment seems to run
in Fred Nourse'sfami1y.
The Fountain Valley police
ser1eant's father Is a rnrmer
Police chief in Vermont and now
serves as a special deputy sheriff
there.
His hu.lf brother retired fronl a
military career c.ind U. a deputy
ishcriff in Mairte.
R ECENTLY, NOURSE'S
daughlers he lped in the capture
1 of a pair or burglary suspects.
Nours(.>. 42. h<is recei\'ed th e
1 third quarterly James Bennett
Memorial Award for outstanding
police work from lhe Fountain
Valley Jay<:ee.s .
'"It is things like this that mBke
the job enjoyable," Nourse said
ofter receiving the plaque at a Ci ·
Ly Council meeting.
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NOURSE \YHO~HAS morei'han
20 years of law e nforCemenl ex·
perfence, now serves as a wat.Ch
commander in c harge of one
Fo\lntain Valley patrol shift.
1'1 started riding around v.:ilh
putrolmen when I was abouil6," .
\tie officer r4.!c .. lled. \'~w en·
torc;emenl is my life. Jlike help·
Ing people." .
Nourse moved from his n»tive
New En&IMnd to Sobthe.tJl
California because be learned
there were greater opportunitie5
'for police offi cers here -"the
poUce departments were more
professional."
UGHTPUNE
ARROW TARCET
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
(AP)-Warriors of an Amazon
jungle Indian tribe shot arrows al
a light plane carry in& the presi·
dent ol Brazil's government In·
dian f~dation, authorities re·
pohed.'.1 ·
The official, Gen. lsmarth de
Araujo, was makin'g aq obser\'a·
tion f1..ight ovet the area occupied
by Waimiri·Atroari India ns.
Members of the tribe have killed
14 government Indian agents in
three atta cks the past six
months.
ll E SERVED SEVEN years
with the Garden Gro\'e poli ce
before joining the 1'"'ountain
1 Valley dt•partmenl in 1967 when
it was formed. .
l.fe was the city 's first delec·
ti \'e, the n became detecli\•e
sergeant. before his tr11.nsfer in
1972 to w~t<:h commander.
Nourse 's experience has
ranged from nar<.•otics in\'eSligii·
lion to C<tplu ring armed robbery
suspects.
ON A R ECENT Saturday he
was ridini: with his da.u"hters,
Michelle, 13, an1d Kimberly, 11 .
when he spotted a man scaling a
block wall.
He dro\'e his diiughters down
the street to S<tfel y, asked them
to radio for help, then capturt.'<i
two persons charged with more
lhiin 200 Or<tnge Cou nty
burglaries.
Nourse , who holds an AA
degree f rom Golden West
Coll ege, recel\'ed a Police or-
ficer of the Year Award in 1968
from the F'ountain Valley Ex·
ehangc Club.
l-le al so is a m ember of the
Elks Club .
Hi!
I'm George Hurst.
I'd Hile to introduce our new service., George llurst Exe<:ulive Systems. "While you
ny" from Orunge County Airport, we can save you time and money by providing
executive indoor p•rking and perrocming that essentt.I automotive i;er\'ice, main·
t.enance, and repair you ffijy be putting ofr, due to your busy 11t:hedule.
You may associate my name with the Hur~t Shifter, the llurst Po\lo·er Rescue Tool
la life&a\'ing device -Orang• County has nine units currently in use) or llurat
Performance, Inc .• a rompany I foundt.>d in 19a8 . I sold my interest in that company
to the Sunbeam Corporalion In 1972.
\l.'c hope to Provide career opportunities to many physically and socially
handicapped Orange County l0iti1.cn:, and continue this practic."e as our system ex ·
panels nationwide.
' Gi\'e me a call a( my ornceduring the day {979·4100 ) oc , better yet, call me at home
in the evening (846·2501). I'd like to tell you, personally, about our exciting new
service.
.~ · · GEORGE HURST
·Executive Systems
D"'+.IOf'I of ca-.. H~.t .,_ Center•. I~
1t90 Akw•r. Coel• ..... c •. t:HH
ll141t7t-4100
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And it's about time.
; Southern California is just
;ab9u_t 1e~dy ~for a good second
ilct:· O 'new itn spirit and
p-tiqiism and the kind of ·thing
merica is famous for: helping itself.
THE NEW SPIRIT IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
lj Your Southern California Chevrolet
p ealers A ssociation· has begun a pro-
~ram called "Southern California, Turn
~round." The idea: to help put the econ-
;,omy back on the road. And it is ·
!done with action, not words.
! In addition to factory sticker
ivrioe reductions, participating
Southern California Chevrolet
Dealers are making a personal
commitment to ~elp save you
. more even though it means f asking less. That last sentence
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bears repeating louder. YOUR SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA CHEVROLET
DEALERS ARE MAKING A
PERSONAL COMMITMENT TO
HELP SAVE YOU MORE even
though it means asking Jess. On every car and
truck in the ent~re Chevrolet line.
WE'RE ONLY DOING IT TO SELL CARS
Critics and competition m,ay sit around and
say, "It's only for the money." The critics are
right. Southern California Che.vrolet Dealers are
doing it to sell ~
Chevrolets. , ·
,They
are '
doing it
to sell Chevrolets in a way that gives you the
lowes t possible price. Each of the Southern ,
Californ)a Chevrolet D ealers is tightening his
belt to make it easier for you to
buy, so that more money gets
back into the marketplace and
we can al I get back to work
and we can talk about some-
thin g else beside ~ doomsday.
And sleep, let's all ge t a
good sle e p.
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Aerosol Warning Spray.Pffft
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starts Saturday! shop 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p .m. Sljnday 11 a ~m , Jo~ p_:ryi. '
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POLYESTER KNIT PANT COATS
reg. S48 39.99
Choose from three styles: wrap. single
breasted side vent or double breasted
blazer. Lined ar)d comple tely wash6ble.
Spring colors. Sizes 10-18.
contempora dresses
DRESSES AND PANT SETS
orig. S58-S78 26.99-36 99
One and two piece dresses and
pyjama pantsets in a selection of
easy-care prints. sizes 6-14.
·dre sses 70 's
EMBROIDERED CAFTANS
orig. S40 29.99
The big one! Long cotton muslin caftans with
colorful embroidery, peasant look.
p laza dresses
2-PC. POLYESTER PANTSUITS
16.99
New styles in doubleknit polyesters in jac-
quards and solids in summer colors. 8-18:
women70's
CALIFORNIA STYLED BLOUSES
12.99
A large selection of polyester sheers and Ar-
ne! is.. triocetote jerseys in prints and solids. 38-44.
maternity shop
MATERNITY TOPS
reg. S10-Sl4 5.99
Cool flo!lering stiles f0< the mother-to-be.
Prints CY'ld sdids by o top name in sizes 6 to 16.
.. 5;:.;,;.,rtswear sweaters
LACY KNIT SWEATERS
reg'. s16 l J.99
Delicate looking Orlon® acrylic knits with v
or round necks, button fronts. Pointelle and
cable patterns in white. blue, pink. ton or
yellow. S-M·L-XL .
Reg. $17. Our own acrylic boucle sweater tops
Super buys f0< o "y ................. 11.99
sportswear separates
Orig. 518-$36 Ticking striped c00<dinotes.
polyester ................... '. 12.99·23.99
Orig. 518-$38 Checked c00<dinote~ mint °' .
peach ...................... 13.99·24.99
Orig. $18 Famous lady print shirt~ on in wash-
able knits ......................... 11.99
Or ig. $12 Tonk tops. many colors. S-M·L •. 7.99
olazo sp ortsw e ar. street floor
KNIT COORDINATES
o rig. S9-S26 4 .99-15.99
Super values from a top maker. Pants, skirts.
jacke ts and shorts ... print shir ts. All novy. red
white, misses' sizes.
a c tive soortsweor
POLYESTER COORDINATES
orig. Sl~S30 11 .99-20 .99
Polyesters to team with print shirts in greel'\
pink or blue. Orig. SJO jacket. 20.99. Orig. $17
Pullo n proport ioned pants, 11.99. Orig. Sl6
1 rvint shirts, 2 styles, each 11.99.
iunio r w o rld
CALCUTTA CLOTH SKIRT SET
:.!5.99
Skirt and top in this year's big style. big fabric.
Cotton/polyester in na tural or w illow green.
5-13
junio r sport sw e a r
COTTON KNIT TOPS
orig. S 11 5 .99
The cop sleeved versatile top to weer so
many ways. l ots of colors, S-M -L.
Orig. S16-Jeon pants. cotton 5-13 .....•• l-99
women's shoes
Orig. 519-$26 Spring shoes by
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Noturotlzere ................. 14.99
Or1g. $18 Leather sondoti.recl navy •..• 13.99
Or1g. Szi Set Aire strfptlng sondot.
spring caors ..... : ........... 16.99
hi-deb shop
PANTS AND JtANS
orig. Sl4-$'16 7.99 :
Cott on denims Ond bru shed de'nims.
polyester gobord•nes and others in Pastels
and dork shades in young junior sizes 3 tO 13. . .
hosie1v
BEL AIR® CuNTROL TuP PANTYHOSE
reg. 2.50 2.00 '·• •
Demi-toe or sandalfoot styles In (o'vorite
neutrals. .:
More Bel-Air® Semi-Amuot Sole ttems
ReQ. $5 Girdtetcp pontvhose .• <lemi·toe or
sondolfoot. . . . . . . . . . . 4.00
Reg. $5 Support pantyhose. demi-toe .. •.oo
Reg. 4.95 Sheer-to-wdist support pantyhose • '
. . . . . . ... . . . . 3.95 '
ReQ. 2.50 Ponty top 0< sheer-to-waist pan-
tyhose ...... ,: . . . . . . . .• ·. . . 2.00
Reg. $2 Solian® nylon panty tcp pantyhose.·
demi-toe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.60
Reg. '1::25 Knee Hi's. deini-toe °' sondottoot .. •
. .. ...... ... ... . . . ... 1.00
a1 o ves
DRIVING GLOVES
special purchase 4.99
Nyton driving gloves with leather strips for
non-skid wheel control.
personal le ather noods
INDEX-ITS AND CHECKBOOKS
special purchase 7.99-9.99
From a name you kno w. the best in organizers.
r h Special pu c ose pu rse accessories 1.99-5.99·
Special Purchase Folding cmbrel\Osi men's.
women's ...................... 8.49·8.99
l accessories ,
L E-EDGE TOPS
reg. 51'4 8.99·
From a, famous name. in red. white, ntJde o r
blue. Mochine washobfe. S-M -L.
Reg. -Scarves. asst. sizes. colors, . . . .
~J~LS8~~~k tu'.tle~k t~~s. .s~'.t. ~~;~~
hondba s
r;L7EA"TmHE""R"'H"'A"N"" AGS
reg. S20-S31 10.99-24.99 .
Swaggers and shoulder styles with many
compartments. in the new spring shades.
Reg. $16-$18 straw totes with woodenhonCltes ..
natural ....................... 9.99·12.99
Reg. 7 Tweedy satchel with leather trim ...
.......•......................... 12.99
fash ion jew elry
Reg. $4-$5 Ripple beocf necklace• pa~tel 1 pkJstic. choker or matinee le th ...... 1.99
cosmetics
MORNY BATH & SOAP SPECIAL
3.75
3 lriple·milled EngUsh soaps with 6 both
cubes. Oii delicately scented.
Helena Rubinstein's Science or Beauty Kit.
with any Skin Life purchase ......... ·"-f>O
Mirr0< troy• perfume bottleL IOQP dlsnes.
etc ........................... 3A9-13.99
fashion fabrics
TREVIRA ® POLYESTER DOUBlE K S
' reg.55-$7 2.99-3.99yd. ·~ .. ~
Foney knits and COO<dinotinQ ·sotldS: lo
machine wash and dry. 60-62'')•1~, ..
Reg. 8.9.5 Orlginol Flsker si:lssots. right Qflefl
hano ..........•.. ~ •• • •. ~· ............ :~. 7.16
body. fashions
BALI "LADY I.ACE .. BANDEAU
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NY~OO·TRlfO ~LE~PWEAR ,
01lg.'SJO,S~ ~.99-2J ,99 , i
A large ~leCtlon :pf beoutllul dlscontintied •
stylingt from .,Yo~41(1e. Gossord·Arlef!'IS..J '
othArs.· • ! 'll ,•.~ ~ ~·t · · ·1
Lady Weldon summer ~r.pweor;~ves,ter/· ·
otton ; .. ~ ... ,...; . : .. .. 5.99'8,?9 ;
. $10-Sldi'.Worm sleepwear. asst. S.99,-'g.99 1
· . 4.25<$9-Modvs scuff• asst .......... 3'A9 1
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. ' doywe,el'lingerie ,· 1<>::J ·,
Orig. S6 OO~eor 'Cornlso1es. asst. 4.99~:994 .~ Or1g. 1.\5-1.7~ l::itie.rs and bikinis. top nomes"~i·
Orig. 4.99-5:99 Shps a..t f:>ett1eoots. 2.99-->n(Y.
• • . ., juniorJingerie ,. .. ~ '
!'Orig. $10-§lft'ottqnSkleQweol ... 6-~:t?-~1 I
--" I *~ ~~ , ~. robes:.'~n~e~eor. ;,, ~i1, -
W ASHA81£,QUIL'TED ~~ES t "i3
• reg;·.528 ;\.8.9? ... {!, ' ~' • .
Soft iihod!'s it pea°c~ b1t)e;. mint or ~ in
'sUP<if' styllhg. Polyester/cotton with Ko<jel ®
polyester fill. J9-ll\.)
. Jtre'.et floor lingerie
LOU,NGEWEAR IN PRINTS
orig. S20-S22 .. 14.99
c ottOOs. floats and wrap~ beautiful styling iii
assorted·prints, 1 stte:jlts otl In cottons.' S-M-L in•
. wrQPl.~floofs.t\"'l~~ ! ;r.-·.> • ' · 1
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Orig. 1.25, 1.75 NV\6n briefs. bikini& in solid colO<s
onq l?'E!f\r Oiint~,,., <· ........... ~.fo1 $.89!
· iPifonts' wear -... " "
COMFORTER SET · • , ·• !
orig. S14 8.99
Cozy comforter and matching po11ow in nylon
prints, assorted Colors. r,
Inion! crowle,. ~ack~ shO<ts. asst.: • 1..49·2-"9 ·
Polo prints same with opptiquen • ., .... :_:1.99
;'nlo~ts' furniture
BASSETT INFANT GROUPING
reg.S135crib 99.99 ..
Matching chest.'feg. $145 ........... 109.99
3-drower dr.esser, reg. $150 ......... 109.99
Available in pine finish or white.
Reg. $36 Kantw~t mattress. zip oft plastic 1 cover ...................... , ... : .. 24.99
toddlers' wear
Reg. $5;S6 Toddler girls' Twirls. r<>Pildrne. 2·4. ·'
• •..•.... " .............. 3,99.,-,99
Reg.-$6 Sunsuits lor boys. girls. 2-4 .•••••. 3.99
•' little iris' wear
RTSWEAR EPA ATE
., From o top name to mix and match.
Orig. $4 muscle Sleeve knit shirts. 2.99.
Orig. $5 Skirts. 2.99. ShQrls. 2.99. 4-6~: .
'Orig. S7 Whirl·A·Wrcp shift .sets. 4 -6x ..•. 4.99
;Orig. $3 Knit tcpsl o;isst ............. 1.99·2.29
Orig. $14 $piing~~ top names . 7.99·8.99
O!ig. S8 Cc/$uot Ptcrl. dr•sse• 4-6x .... ,. ... 5.99 ..
• 'lo. -••
• lrtll '
A great sele¢tion ol style; colO<s. all easy-.
core wOlhoble. Si~as-7 Ill> 14. · T-s~lrr~~~r!)!JI?. 7-14 ... 4.99
O!IQ. $9:.SlQ~~~ot:i·~~eboc:k style tnHe . -~:..:; ~ •. ,.,.:, ...... 5.,99
'reg.513 8 .99
orig. $7 3.99 · In soft pastel shades. the bodic.e trimmed
• . • "• wilh·iw..cFlome retordont, Sizes 4 to 14. Br10fs.
A beoul~ully .styled nvt&l locle soft C\lf t>oo;lf ~ blkl!'.IS. COftQr\ nylo(t•4-14 .;, ...• , ...... 59c
deou 1n sond=S-C-Q'cups. ~ ",,._ . • . . .
Orig. 5.50 v C~l~'"9f0n:e<» 1 1 , little boys' wear •
tour cup t>ra stret tvv-k A-8-C .. ~ ... ;i99 . ·n1g,SJ.58 ~ .,; 4 7 • 3 '""' '9
Orig. S6wh·1S 7 ~oc~o: ~x Design" ~a791"'h99' · '5~-w~~ ~.'tOP' r\(,;.,.;~~ 4:99
1oce. te. ~ • ............ • .. ~. -""" so-sa F'"'°• ponf~ o 1 4-7 3 ~-4.99 Cqm. reg. prlc• $5 Permotlfl·otl·WQY SIT~!\ ...,..,.~ "'!',,-. SS • .. .' ' ' • 2.29
ponty. avg leg. S-M-L ~ ... ~\; .' ... 2..491 Or1g. ~lv.TI.l/llrl& ~7' " ' " 'i .. " · ' · · qng,~. asst .......... ,.., ....... 199
' '
For guys and gals. F0< hair that won.1 do any-
thing. Gives a head of cU1S or /IJlt• body. 1
Needs no setting. · • " • ..
°"°' s"""'*'~" .... ).ft ' \ it-'! 1 ~. • I'> (I ~~, .~r~s·~\1..-; 1
Orig. ~,:neakfrs by Ktcise. llnlroyol. oi1Qi~~i·1~~04~~'
Vt::IT1:'i •.•• -...... ' . I ••••• , ••• ~ ·.~."
, .. . ..
b o ys' clothing i
'orig $10-$12 Dbl. knit polyester pants. solids. I
re11. & slims. 5.99. Students & huskies .... 6.99
Nylon shell jackets. colors. S-M-L·XL : .... 4.99 1 Jacket-jean c00<d1notes. Reg . $12 JOCkets. 8· .
·18.6.99. Reg. ~25 ponts. 8-16. 5.99.
. Jeans, solids and plaids. Sizes B-12. A.99.
· Shldent Sizes 26.JO. 6A9 ·, • ,
·'' '. poys>furnis}'ling; · , 1 .
"Orig. $5-S.5P Sh0<t'Sleeve knit.gHirts,6-~. ~.99 .. g~ ~~.P?.j':".'!~~ .!~~~ ~~y~: .k~e '.~l~ .. ~'.93~9,~·12~ ~'.e!~h. ~ks . ~l.z~·s· 9:1_1'. ~;~
, ' ' ' f . •" men's c lo thin
'· OLYESTER TllllOS
reg. Sl 15-S125 89.99
A selec tion of solid· o.r patterned suits . in :
double knit or textured. polyester, eac h with 1 a second contrasting sla ck. \
men's sport clothing
lextufized polyester suit. spring styles .. 79.99
Reg. S65-S75 Spartcoots. blazers ...... 49.99
Reg. $22 Slacks. doubleknits .... '. ..... 16.99
m e n 's shirts and t ies
BROADWAY'S DRESS SHIRTS
orig. S7-S8 4.99
Short Sleeve dress shirts macle to our own
~Pecificotions. A gr~t .c;l)Qice of col0<• solids
and patterns. Eosy-core: , ,.
Orig. $8-$12 Short sleeve ,dress shlrth. top
nome .......................••.... 5,99
.Qr.IQ. S5·S6. 6.50-850 Fom'<us name neck,
ties. ... " ................ 215.00·2/7.00
. men's underwear
CENTURA UNDERWEAR
Machine washable Kodel ® polyester and l
cotton. Choose from this assortment: j
Ri!g .. 3/6.75 T-shirt. S·M-L-XL , ..... ~ .. 3/5.39 1 Reg. 3/6.75 V-neck shirt. S·M-L-XL ....• 3/5.39
-~eg. 3/6.00 Athletic shirt. S-M·LXI, .... , 3/4.79
·8eQ. 3/6.00 llrff!f~·30-42 .•. I• ••• , ••• )/4.79
Jleg. . M .00 Boxers. solid~ . foncle~ 30-42
-,.,.~ •.. , ..................... , ...• 3/5.59
: ,jieg'. ~-sQ stlm 9Pxer~ sotiQi,fcin<;v~ 2$-38 1.99
_ ossinl sock~ oll lengt one size ftt c
;flag. $16 CottonJerry shovecQols. A·B·C·D .
...................... ; •. : ..•.•.•• 11.99
men:s acce sorles
FAMOUS NAME BELTS
arl~. 55-SlO :12.99
Handsome st~ngs in ·osscrled colors ·and
widths. Leotl)ers and fabrics. dressy and
~asual. ..
Orig. S6-12.50 White belts ...•..•..••.• 3.99
Orig S6 Centura® handkerchiefs. perma
press°' cotton .••••......•..••••• 1213.99
Orig. $5-$10 Wallets. fornous name leathers .• ·
·' ............ ·" .............. 3.99
I """.ot=-~:T~EN"""'1s~s~wrnEA~TE~RFs-"-='--~--,1
special 13.99 . I
Sport c lassic s in o range of colors and sizes. ,
machine washable. 1
ig. -Knit slacks, flare leg. top name . • l
....... ~ ...•.. ,. ........•.•. 13.99
~:?c~~~8. 8'.'~:'.~~® .. s~'. .'.h:r'.'. .~f. ~~~ !
Speclbl nylon coated jacket. machine wosh-1
Obie, M-L-XL ...................... 10.99 • ' .
university shop '
YOUNG MEN'S BODY SHIRTS
reg.,$14-$17 7.99-8.99
From one of the West's most famous names.
· Many · patterns and colors In eosy-core
lobrics. S-M-L·Xl. .
Reg. $7-10.50Colifornlo t-st\irts. tcpnorne .'.:
. . ... : ............. : ..... 4.99·5.99
Reg . 5.50 Screen print cotton I-shirts •.. 3.99 ~eg. $8-$11 Fitted cotton I-shirts ........ 5.99
Reg. $7-$10 Long sleeve dress shirts. .... 4.99
pants sho p -... -...
•
Orig . SlB-$20 Knit pants. m ost are flares, unr 1 cuffed .....••..• ·"" ........•••..•. 11 .99
·Orig. $9-$10. Our own bike shorts, styled with
cargo pockets : •. : ................. 6.99
.Orjg.'S10:S14 'Jeoo,!-' )6P name. mostly llo<ek.
belt-loops. ••••• , ••.•.•..•.......... 7.9P • •
me[1'S Shoes.
Qtg. $28 d-ltng stiP;On Shoes. brow"
.1 --~. • .;. .. ~ • • • ••• • •••••••••• 21.99 I
•9tt0.S9-$11convosshoesbyKeds® .... 6.99
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APHO'NY:
PROBLEM?
AGRIGENTO, Sicily
(U PI ) -Tht tele'phone
company has disconnert-
ed 20 of the city hall's 21
telephone Jines for non·
payment or bills totaling
$46,800.
It said it wou ld cut the
only remaining line lfthe
city does not pay up .
• •
Friday, April 4. 1975
Book Fine Le.tied ' .
SANT~ MONICA <UPI) -Murray Kaplan,
owner o.r •.sex book. store wb~e appeal ~aust!d the
U.S. ~pz:~me C9~ to redef1pe ~1ty Jaws in
197'1.. ~u placed oi1'1three year11 probation and fined
$3,000 ~D ~~J~l00;orn~w_ob~cenity charges.
Kaplan wa1t.eonvtct.ed Of sellins obscene book s
lo undercover police o(ficers the past two years.
ln 1971, ttie hl&h <.'Ourt., ruling on an :.ippeal by
Kaplan. broadened the basis under which local of·
ficials could bring obecenity charges.
OAILVPILOT A 13
Mesan Earns
His Degree
~1ark Pin g L e ung
Wong of Cosla Mesa was
among 906 candidates
receiving d eg rees at
l"orth Texas State .
\Jniversity.
Wong, son o f Mrs .
Virginia Shui -Cheuni:
\Vong, 1931 Baker St. re-
ceived a bachelor of 811s
degree in mathematics .
~ ... qtal 1:R .OAClWAY
.1 .~;,..,.: .• ,.:!·~·;~~:.~. i.~ ,._ "". :. ; ...... ~ .. , f • ·;~~~3 can ,niversa ry
,.,; I -'it ( ,I .: • r 'o' ..... •. ' r•
·' .""C'
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l ., r. .starts Saturday! shop 9:30 a.m. to .9;30 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
l R E
IN RICH MULTICOLORS
'7.99 sq. yd. Inst.•
A . sP.,c101 purc'hose of lu;h cut and loop
broadloom in 5 rich multicolors: golden straw.
wood mos• mixed spice. gold/olive tweed.
ch .red.
SAVE 3.00 ON THICK
NYLON PLUSH SHAG CARPET
12.99 sq. yd inst.·
~· 16.00. Long-wearing nyton pile carpet in
a'dense plush texture. In 15 soffd colors. ·
"!'\ice includes corpet. normal lnstanotion.
50-oz: felt or 48-oz. rut>Qer po<1 straight door '
NYLON PILE AREA RUGS
11.99-69.99
Shag rugs In colortul tweeds. Washable. ,
13.99 27x48" 11.99, 23.99 36x60" 20.99. 36;99'
46x72"· 31.99. '19.99 6x9' 69.99, 54.99 6'rounc> '
•9.99. .
'RE.VERSIBLE AREA RUGS
6 .99-115.99
In lOO'L nylon chenille. 8.50 20x32" 6.99.
12.50 22x44" 10.99, 21.00 30x54" 17.99,
32.50 42x66'' 27.99. 78.00 66x102" 62.99,
140.00102x138" 115.99.
lamps. p ictures
lATTICEWO K FRAMED
REPRODl,JCTIONS
5.9 .99each
Reg. 75.00. Real lottlcewOO< frames In wtite
around 5 subject~ Choose from 3 floral~ 2
ladles.
·•
NOSTALGIC VOGUE POSTERS
14.99eoch i' Reg. 25.00. Chrome framed posters under ;~ g!ass, a choice of six chic .subjects.
ff" ho usewares ·~~~~~-""'-="-"-~~~~~~~....,
1 ~ Special purchase 70-~. stainless flatware
II . S<!t. service for 8 ................... : 17.99
Special purchase 74-pc stainless flotworeset. I servicefor12 ................... :. :19.99
Reg. 14.99. Save 5.00 on Ekco "Country Gar·
den" 5-qt. steomer. ................. 9.99
Reg. 22.99. Save o.00 on 6-q!. Presto Pressure
Cooker. cost o!umlnum .•............ 16.99
BUTCHER BLOCK DINffiE
reg. 199.99 now 159.99
·furniture
SAVE 20'1., UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Custom upholstered sofas. chairs. and love
seats. Many fabric• style• size• colors. From
top name makers.
SAVE 20.00 ON CANE
ACCENT CHAIRS
99.95
Reg. 120.00. Occosionol choirs in French or
Italian stytes. Distressed frultwood nnish. ex-
posed wood frame.
150.00 contemporary or trodiltonol curio
.cabinet. 119.95 .
130.00 drop-lid secretory desk in antique
pine finish. 99.95.
Specialty purchased Queen Anne style wing .
chair in llnen pcint cover. 99.95.
MEDITERRANEAN 5-PC.
JUNIOR DINING SET
379.95
Reg. 469.95. Solid ook. oak veneers in
medium brown finish. 42'' round plastic top.
pedestal table. 2-12" apron fill• 3 . spindle
bock side cha<" 1 arm. 339.95 ~ .. chino
269.95.
COUNTRY ENGLISH STYLE
5-PC. DINING SET
779.95 . . Reg. 869.95. Brown·flnls.h on oqk solid• ve·
neers. ladder bock upl'lol. choks; 3 side. 1 arm.
48" parquet octoganol pedestal toble, 1· 18"
.fill additional fi! 45.00 extra. 649.95 50"
china 584.95, allow 4 weeks forderivery.
CASUAL CONTEMPORARY
5-PIECE BEDROOM
569.95
..
"
Rjig. 680.00. Pine solids. engraved pine
veneers. honey color fin ish. 70" door dresser.
vertical mirror. futl1QU0en headboard 2 night
stands. King size headboard 25.00 extra.
· 260.00 40" door chest 219.95.
towels and both she >.
SA VE 38'1. ON CANNON BATH
TOWELS bath orig. 6.50 3 .99
"BrMlionce" solid color blend of 60% cptton.
25'1. royon. 15% polyester. Hand. O(ig. •3.75.·
2.•9; wash. o . 1.50, 99c.
2 AMPAIGN
BEDROOM COORDINATES
Mix. match over 20 different pieces. 7 colors.
some 2-tones. conte'mparory.bross hardware
trim. Allow 4 weeks delive .·
sleep shop
SAVE 15'1. ON CONVERTIBLES
BY 's1MMON·s AND CENTURA ®
Reg. 270.00-700.00.
SIMMONS, SEALY AND CENTURA ®
MATTRESS SPECIALLY PRICED
55.00-87.00 ea. pc. twins
Top quciity mattresses In firm. extra firm or
super firm support. Fulls 74.00·117.00 ea. pc.
extra·long twins "74.00-104.00. queens
179.00-269.00 set. kings 229.00-369.00 set.
stationery
Reg. 4.00 Rattan desk Ofganizer ....•• : 2,99
Reg. 4.00 rattan letterrock .... , .•.•.. 2. 99
Reg. 3.00 rattan hanging planter .•..• ." 1.99
R~ 3.00 rattan wotenng COr\ fools .•.• 1.99
Reg. 2.75 rattan watenng con .........• 1.99-
Reg.10.00 rattan mooazine rock ...... 6.99
Reg. 1.0Q.2.50 Stotionery notes ... 50c· 1.25
Reg. 6.00-12.00 Picture frames b y
Burnes of Boston .•....... 3.00-6.00 ·
Mogneticphotoolbum,spec curch .... 1.99
Reg. 13.00 Magnetic c hess set ........ 9.99
sheets. blankets
CANNON'S ROY Al FAMILY ®
COTSWOLD$ SHEETS . .
··No-ifon percale sheels. twin. reg. 8.,50."6A9;,
full reg. 9.50. 7.49; queen. reg. $13. 10.~9;
klrll). reg. $17. 13.29; stondord cose .. reg. 6.50-.
;pr. •.98/pr~ king size coses reg. 7.50/pr.,·
5.98 /pr.
COTSWOLD$ BEDSPREADS
Matches cotsw o ld sheets. Machine
woshable permopoint® quilt~ Twin. reg.
$37.,28.99; tull reg. $40. 31.99; queer\ reg. $48,
· 31.99; queen. reg. $48. 37.99; king reg. $63.·
•9.99. Save ~on matching comforter.
DEBUT MATTRESS PADS
20'1. OFF LEE ROWAN
METAL ORGANIZERS
Blouse tree holds 6. Reg. 2.25, 1.79. Multiple
slock rock. Holds 5 with belts. Reg. $3. 2.39.
Ski rt odd-a-hangers. set of 4. reg. 2.75, 2.19.
Glamour hangers. set of 3. reg. $4. 3.19.
Double decker shoe rock Holds 12 pr. reg.
8.50.6.79.
silver. 59
SPECIAL PURCHASE TOWLE
STERLING CANDLESTICKS
17.99pr.
Add a lot of elegance to your table with so
little on Investment: the warm glow of can-
dles held in these beautiful sterling silver con-'
dies ticks.
tablecloths
50'1. OFF "CAREFREE" TABLECLOTHS
Carefree -our best seller, a linen look perma-
press blend of 50% cotton. 50% Dacron. with
sail-release . finish. 52x70", reg. Sll 6A9.
60x84", ob. or ovcf reg. $20. 9.99; 60x102''.
obi. or oval. reg, $28, 13.99, 60x120" or 90"
round. reg. $35; f7 A9; 70" round. reg. S24.·
11.99. Sove~on nsl . l.50.1.19.
50'1. OFF "DENIM DOT" TABLECLOTHS
A fresh cduntry look in perma press cotton.
Soil release firist\ 52x52". orig. SB. 3.99;
52x70", orig. S12. 5.99; 60x80" obi. oc. oval.
orig. $17. 7.99; 70" rqund. orig. S23. 10.99;
napkins. orig. 1.35. 49c. .
. 1/3 OFF TABLECLOTHS . .
Athena. 50% royon/50% poiyesfer cloths Is
permo-press with SOii releose finish.
52x7Q''.reg, $12 .... :, •... : .......... 7.99
60x90'' obi. or ovol. reg. $19 ...•••••.• 11.99
60x104''. reg. $22 ....... , ........... 13.99
60x124",reg. $24 ................... 15.99
67''round.reri. $18 ................... 11.99.
Imperial table pads from Artex Greer~custom
made to your specifications ...•. save 20'1.
~
art needlework. 29
entire stock of knitting yarns on sole
Bernat "Bereflo-4" 4 oz. 4 ply Orlon® acrylic.
reg.1.89. 1 .59.~not "Berello Sportspun" 2 oz.
3 ply Orlon® ociylic. reg. 1.20. 99c. Columbia
Minerva "Sweater & Afghan" 2 oz. 2 ply
Orlon ®. reg. 1.20. 99e. Bernot "Krysta" 2 oz.
Orlon® acrylic & An tr on nyton. reg. 1.29. 99c.
Bear brand "Winton!" l oz. 2 ply Orlon®
ocryllc. reg. 80c. 59c. Columbia Mlnervo
"Amy" 1 oz. 2 ply 0r1one ocrytic. reg .. 80 .. 59.
I 5-pc.' set from Certified. Choice of rosewood
or birch top choirs covered in gold or pepper
plaid Herculon® with chrome legs.
SAVE 38'1. ON "COTSWOLD"BATH
TOWELS bath orig. 8.50 4 .99
From Connon. lovely all-over pastel tlorol
design towels.pf 86'1:. cotton. 14'1. polyester
soft· velour fln~h. Hand. reg. 3.75, 2.99; wash
A Broadway exclusive, from loulsviMe Be;d-
ding. Machine washable Dacron® pQly. cot·
ton cover. Anehorband: twin • reg. $10.
6.99; twip XL. reg. $11. 7.99; full reg. S12 8.99;
fullXl. reg. $13.. 9.99; queen. reg. SlS. 13.99;
ki"I) reg. $22. 16.99. Contou~ twin. reg. Sll.·
7.99;·twin XL or full reg. $13. 9.99; ful XL reg.·
$15.11.99; queen. reg. $22.16.99: king; reg. $25.
' 19.99. .
CANTERBURY SHEETS
entire stock of afghan kits reduced 20'1.
save o.n entire stock of leading .
small appliances
• Rival con opener and knife shorper:>er •. 12.99·
Hamilton Be0ch electric knife .•.•.••.• 10.99
Reg. 27.99 Pro 1200 Hoir Dryer ......•• 22.99
Reri. 37.99 Toostmoster Toaster Oven ,. 29.99
Reg. 22.99 Proctor Iron .............. 17.99
Reg, 29.99 West Bend Flovo Drip .•••.. 2•.99
,Spe'clOI purc hase: Richmond Cedar Electric
Ice Cream Freezer ................. 12.99
Special purchase: Hamilton Beach
Blender ........................... 19.99
ifls
Reg. 6.50·20.00. Hondwoven chestnut
basket• 7 styles In noturol torie ...• 3.99·1•.99
Tall rattan planter. .................. 9.99
'Rounil ration floor planter , .•••..•.•• , 8.99
Honglng ration planter. .....•..••..•. 2.99
Two-pocket rattan hanger .....•...•. •.99
Three,-pocket<otton ho"1l9r •....•.•.• 5,911
. Round rot ton floor planter •.•••.••• , , • 9.99
Two-piece rattan tloor planter. •.•••••• 1.911
I Hanging rattan planter ...•.•••••••••• 2. 99 ! i, Tw9 erattonfloorplanter ........ 11.99
I \ '. ' c h ino. gjas'sware ? ' . ' I L Reg. 110.00 "Winter Scenes" 42·pc.
; stoneware set. service for 8 .......... 79.99 ' ·
· SpEfClCf purchase. Pressed crystal cokeplole
I with six serving !?'<'fes ............... 11.99
Reg. 20.00 6-pc. cOfdlol set, each gloss is·a
~elllht size ...................... 15.99
Spe<;id pure.~: 14-pc. ~h bowl set.
"Ruby Crown Dy Whlteho! ....••..•. U.99
R!IQ, J15 -~all Bordeo.ux wine. leaded
ciystol ............................. 1.79
, , Reg. 3.25 Medium Bordeaux wine. leaded
~ ~o14:00 ·L;;~ ~d.i~u~'r;.J'~ ·~
r . 1.50, 1.19. ' · .
SAVE 41~ ON FIELDCREST
B~TH.TQWELS both"orig. 8.50 4 .99
"Georgetown", lob'l. cofton terry jocquords
In deeP. rich colors accented with white.
Hand."' .. ~.50. 2.99; wosh. ori .1.90, 1.19.
" Y Al VELVET"
SECONDS bat 'if perf. 58 4 .49
A rainbow ot solid colors to choose from in
these 97'1:. cotton. thick. au-terry towels. Hand.
Kperf. S4 2.99. Wosh. If perl. l.80.1.19.
'SAVE 44'1. ON J.P ;STEV~NS
BATH TOWELS bath orig. 7.25 3 .99
"Lolivre" the look of elegance In lOO'L cot.
ton terry jacquard towels in a selection of
rich colors accented with white. Hand orig.
S4. 2A9:viosh. o . i.65. 99e. ·
VE 40-44'1. ON S OY
BATH RUGS
Thick lOO'L nyton pile oval rugs with knotted
lringe. Safe non-skid latex wplfle bocking.
Mpchine wash ond dry. Choose from eight
fashion colors. 24'•36". contour. reg. $9. •.99;
27'x48''. r . $14, 7.99; 36"x54". r . $20.11.99.
SAVE 20-41".l>ON WALL-TO-WALL
BATH CARPETING .
"lntrtgue" ~om Tennesee Tufting; Machine
·washable carpeting with non-slCk:l lotex wof.
fie bocking. 4x6'. reg. $20. 15.9'; 5x6'. reg. $25.
•7.99; 5x8', r S3A 19.99. u ~t.CIY•.lol "''• ....... ".,-.................. 2.79
c ------..,j, • •• ' .... ,... ~ ......... ~ -· -
I• , ,
No-Iron percale prints from J.P. Steven,. TWln.
(eg. 8.50. •A9; full rl>Q. 9.50. 5.•9; queen. reg.
$13. 1.99; klrll) reg. $17, 10.99; std. coses reg.
6.50/JJI. •.98/pr.; king cose• reg. 7.50/pr.
5.98/pr. .
"FRAGRANCE"SHEETS • Lovely multi-color floral prints from·
Fieldcrest. No-Iron percale Twin. reg. 8.50.·
•.99; full reg. 9.50. 5.99; queen. reg. $13. 8.99;
kl~ reg. $17, 11.99; stondord case• reg. 6.SQ.
/pf. •.98tpr.;king coses. reg. 7.50/pr. 5.98/·
pr.
Custom drape~e• min. 80" finished
length. lobar lnclu. findings. inst.
oddl!lonot ................ save 20'4
Custom reupholsteiy. fabric
&. lobar ................... save 20'1.
C ustom ~lpcover fabrics ...•..•. •ave 25'1.'
"EieQonce" woven wood shades. oav• 20'4
n lions
reg. $3-S5 Angel Treads .............. 2.3,9
reg.$16. Terry Tuck Robes ............ 11.99
reg. 4.00-4.50 T roplcona Choir
CUlhlons ...................... -3.29-3.59 I
Dish. Cup and S!emwoie
' . ' , 2-chesfs .......... : ........ sav• .... • • SpeclolsonHondy rs .....•.. 1.39/191
LEE ROWAN WOOD HANGERS
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,4 J .,. DAILY PILOT Frtday. Afrlt •. 1975
Weeke11d CalenaGr
Major Racing
Events Slated
Southern California yac hting e nthusiasts h3ve
<i bu:sy weekend Suturday JJ nd Sunday with m&jor
regattas sC'hcdulcd fron1 San Diego to Santa
&rb11ru.
On the !Ot:<l l scene Voyagers Yacht Club will
start a fleet or J>crrorn1uncc J.Jandicap Racing Flee t
yachts Satur·day in the sccood race of the Hum -
phrey Bogart Series; R:.ilboa Yacht Club wi ll host
Lid o-14s in the annual I.J arry Wood P erpetual
Trophy series Saturduy und Sunday; South Shore
Sailing Club will inaugurate its 1975 Hi gh Point
Series Cor Pf·IR F y achts: Newport Harbor Yacht
Club will l"!ost the· quarter finals or the Prince of
\Vales Bo\11l compe\ition in match racing, a nd Dana
Point Yacht Club will conduct its Spring Rcgattu on
inside and outs ide courses. · •
TllE LOS ANGELES Ya,ht Club y,;ill send a
fl eet or International Offshore ll.ule racers off today
on one of the most rugged offshore races of the
season -tho San Nicolas Is land race of the Whitney
Seril'S.
Also uu c.·;.tl l at LAYC arc the llo'lidget Ocean.
Racing F'lt:cl (!'wt OR f<"l yachts in the Little Whitney
Series for the Marineland race starting Saturday,
Jlerformance l·landicap Racing F1eet yachts in the
Harris Seri es \\•ill sa il the.same course.
The Southe rn Califor11ia Ylil<:hting Association
calendar :
Newport-Balboa
VOY t\GE ft S YACHT CLUB -Humphrey
Bogart Series No. 2, Saturday.
BALBOA YACliT CLUB -11 arry Wood
Perpetual series. Lido-14 , Saturday. Sunday.
SO UT l.J SI.J Oit E SAILI NG CLUB -liigh Point
Series. Pl·IR F', Sunday.
NEWPORT I-I ARBOR YA CliT CLUB -Prince
of Wales Bowl e limination Saturday.
DANA PO INT YACIIT CLU B -Spring Regal·
La , Saturday , Sunday
Los Angeles-Long Beach
LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB -San Nicolas
Is land Race. fOR, Whitney Series. starts today ;
Alarineland race, Little \llhilney Series. 1'i10RF'.
sta rts Saturday ; Marinela nd race. Jlarris Series
C Pl-IR Fl Saturday.
LONG BEr\Cl·I YACllT Cl.UB -Laser and
Sabol Regatta, Saturday, Sunday.
SEAL DE,\Cf-1 YACIIT CLUB -Saturday
Sailors ra('L'.
Santa 1'1onica Bay
PACI fo""'IC 1\1 A RINERS Y ~C HT CLUB -Spring
Thing. keel boats . Saturday, Sunday.
MALIBU YACHT CLUB -Spring Ser ies No. 2,
multihull . Sunday.
CA LIFORNIA YACJ-IT CLUB -Olympic
classes regatta. S<.1 turday, Sunday; SCYA Junio r
Re gatta, Sundu~·-.l\l onday.
KING Jl ,\RJIOR YACllT CLUB -Opening
Day. Sund<.1y.
San Diego
S,\N DIEGO '\'ACJ-IT CLUB -Encino Po"·e r
Plant ra<:e, (IQR ) Sat urday; Harb<.1ugh Light race
(1\·IORF') Saturda y.
North and Inland
Sr\NTA Bt\RBARA YAC HT CLUB -Opening
Day, Casper ·rrophy race, Su nday : Su mmer Series
No. 2, Directors Trophy, Sunday.
WESTLAKE '\',\CHT CLU B -Opening Day
Regatta, Sund<t.\'. ·
SAN ~'ERr<ANDOVALLEY SAILING CLUB -
Sea Explore rs Syn1posium, Saturday, Su nday.
Trojan Club
Fetes Sailors
The Newport J.J ar bor T rojan Alumni Club
"'iii honor Collegiate sailors Sunday at a no·
host cocktail party al Newport llarbor Yacht
Club from 2 to 5 p. m.
S pecial guests will be Bill Ficker, 1970
America's Cup defender ; John Rousmanier ,
r West Coast ~di tor of Yachting Magazin e :
Da\'e Ullm a n, 470 Class champion, and Benny
Mitche ll , USC 's sailing ace.
On the water there will be demonstrations
of "·indsurfing and the s ix-foot radio-
controlled models of 12-meters.
QUEEN OF SHOW
M•ry Peters
Boat Show
Under Way
In Harbor
Ne"·port Harbor's first •
In -Th e -Wate r Boat s
Sho\\' is dra\l.'ing large
and e nthusiastic crowds
on the docks a nd the mall
of Lido Vill age.
Du nca n Mcintosh.
s how promoter, said
about 4,000 persons at
tended the shov; on the
opening day Wednesday
and Lhat Lhe ·attendance
tripled on Thursd ay.
'fhe s how fe utures s;.til,
and power yachts rang-
ing from 8 reel to over 60
reel with price tags from
$100 to SJ00.000 .
,.tarine accessory ex-
hibitors have set up shop
in th e mall of Lido
Village.
The show runs through
Sunday. Openin g hours
arc 4 p.m . to 10 p.m. to-
day; 10 a.m . to 10 p.m .
Saturday. and 10 i..l .m. t°l
9p.m .Sunday. ,
Admission is $2 for
adults a nd $1.50 ror
youngsters under 15.
E11senada
Deadline
Nearing
Deadline for entries in
the 28l h New port to
Ensenada Yacht Race is
1'1onday at 4:30 p.m . the
s pon so ring Newport
Ocean Sailing Associa-
tion v.•a rncd.
This m eans that the
sign ed e n t r y b lank.
along wi th a $30 e ntry fee
must be in the hands or
the race com mittee. En·
tries IA'ill be accepted at
Balboa Y:..i c ht Club.
Skippers planning to
enter the race must also
h:l\'C' a valid handicap
<·crtifi catc f or the
Irvine's
Produce
On List
By BILL SCHREIBER
Ol tM 0.1Uy Pllol Sl'lt
The Irvine Company is
one of 410 fir1n s name-din
a recent redcral report
on corporate control of
the nation's food produc·
lion and sales.
The study was com·
p i led by th e U .S .
Agriculture De part·
me nt 's Et•onomic
Resear c h Service with
the slated goal or de-
termining the extent of
conglomtrale involve:
ment with the' country's
food supplies .
US DA ANALY S T
Donn A. Reimund, who
a uthored the r epor t,
said it "'as intcnde...d to
provide some d a ta to re-
solve rec urring argu-
n1ents that there is too
much corporate control
of th~ farming in-
dustry
·'De pending on who
you talk to, our findings
proved a sig nificant in -
flue nce or little influence
at all." Reimund con-
ceded . not ing much of
his dat a "'as in -
·con<:lusive.
The s tudy used 1969
and 1970 farn1 ccnsu~
figures and centered on
l\l.'O main areas -cor-
porations with farming
interests worth more
than Sl million a year
a nd the so -ca l led
"superfarms " tha t yield
$100.000 or mor e in sales
annually.
Re in1und s a id the
statisti cs indi<:ated th:il
as or 1969. a tota l of 410
cong lomerates \v ith '
agriculture as part of
their business ope r ations
accounbed for about $1 or
every $14 worth of
products sold by U.S.
farmers.
""THOSE FIGURES
may have c h a n ged
some"·hat since then but
we are fai rly sure Lhc
ratio is about the same."
Reimund said.
GWC Sets
4 Estate
Lectures
A series of four "·eckly
lectures on family estate
planning will st a ci. 'fues-
day at Golde n West
Evening College in Hunt-
ington Beach.
They will start at 7:30
p .m . i n the college
center.
Lecture r rtl ich ael J .
Gertner is a partner in
the law fi rm of Howser,
Gerln er a nd Brown.
Newport Beach. where
he speciali zes in estate
p lannin g. income lax
and real estate.
He will cover property
transfer. will s, probate
and gift taxes.
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\
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;\t last count there
\l."Cre more than 300 en-
tries fil ed fo r the race.
Race officials anti<:i pate
more than 500 by the
time lhe entries official·
ly close.
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A $2 .5 million complex or 30 sh'ops .. t akes
form n ear the corner of Forest and Ocean
Avenues in downtown Laguna Beach. The
·center is located on land once the site of
the Laguna Beach Lumber Company
rounded by the piorieer J ahr;.1u s fa mily.
When compl~ted this spring, the complex
.will house a restaw·ant built in the re·
·furbished early 1900s JahrDus lumber yard
office building.
Imported Cars Outrunning Detroit
I
DE1'1l01T (UPI ) -While Cctroit uuto makers
ilre just trying to match Ii.I.St year's sales levels, im-
n1id -month dcli\'eries. tht• ri.·tarl'h 21·31 sales l-\'Cre
off nearly 18 percent from a ye<i r ago and the lowes
for the period in 14 years. ports conti nue lo set nc"' 1·ecords .
Detroit 's s :.d es figures re leas ed Thursd a}-
showcd a 20 perc.-ent drop in A1 arch "'hile imports
jumped about 16 percent, claiming one of every five
car sales in this country That's \\'ell above th e
tradit ional 15 percent share imports grab.
t<~our of the foreign makes }1ave al ready report-
ed their fi s ures for the ful l mouth. Three sc~ r":cords
and both Lhe big and tittle imports shared in the
sales improvement. · .
Britis h Leyla nd..rt1?tors said it sold 7,888 cars !"
f\1arch , a 96 percent increase from last P.-tarch s
4,017 sales. Spokesm.en said both_ its che.apest and
most expensive models shared 1n the increases,
"'ith the Jaguar jumping lfi6 percent.
"There's no one main reason for imports grab-
·bin g a bigger sh are," one industry analyst s aid ..
"Their small car s have a price and (uel econom.:r
advantage ri ght no"· and the importers ha:vc begun
usi ng some of the :;ame sales gimm ic~ Detroit has
bet.•n using. in,·luding rebates."
Dutsun. the No. 3 selling import. sold a record
22.<IOO l'<il'S in 1\1 arch. up 55 percent from last year
\\ ith tht• ]O\\"Clc'l ·prit.·t.'CI. Datsun 8210 grabbing a big
sh:i1·e of the s alL•s. The S\•:edish-bui ll Volvo also set
a ne"· mark, selling 6,729 ('<1 rs in ll-Iarch. a 98 per-
C('lll ju tn p rro m I ast year.
1'hc fi n a l Marc h fi g ures s ho"'ed deli\"·
t.•rics uf around 15 .000 U .S.~ cars for the fi nal 10-
day period. Although they \.\·ere up 22 perce nt fro m
Over l 'he CounlPr
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:i-·· • By SYLVIA PORTER
.1 ' ' '·I'" , . .. I ~~rfoan' lj ml11~Jro'i" ooa.t to \10Ul, are '!'!"""''
more dneY;,~-wo.out to more moviea 1•t.en ever *:ru-tieoaiiWof!he b~1ln ... t1umpnot de•pitloi It, and bee a ot.
ththe ~ c!Ollar, net derpllo that odvo .. e fact· Ufe ea er ..... , 1, _.L , , •
I ill''aJt bf 1"14, says ' '•
JpotW.IeiiU, president I
olthe'Motlon Picture AM· Mo....U's socialion of Ari'ierlca · '""',J'
your spending at movl~ Wor,th .
box olficie1 approached a 11
record '$2 billion, far '· .
abov• tlle preyljjul peat OC $1.1 billion you 1i>ent IJ1 UN8. Md
that y~ar. mor~fhin IQl,larter...century ago, was before TV. • 1/1-lhe Ural quarter ol 1975, the -.cJmate 1il that"your •I>t!"!l!ill llPP""'lln •led tcaomllllon ~rust •bout ihe •AJ!leu·
In .the tin\ quarter of 1974. And this Is In the face of tlie fact ~at i9'1S's fir~~ quarter had Of> blockbuster equal to 1974's.
The Exorcist tosendadmiss1ons and receipts intoorbil.
In fact, Gener~I Cinem?, the largest chain Or lndepen-~ent qiovle houses in ~e nation, reports an 8 percent jump in'
1lt first quarter operation. (Since the first quarter bas just en·
dOO, formal rigures rorthe U.S . arc not yet available.) .
. AND IT'S NOT JUST the young or the elderly who are.
going out to the movies. "'The entire family -hou sewire,
father, brother, sister -is fioeking batk to the movie.
houses a~ross the Cf?untry ~n startling numbers,''
decht"'s Richard A. srruth, president of General Cinema's 564·...U.t~ater.chaln . ·
On ~his ~am~ point or who's going, Valenti adds a rascin~l1ng s1del1ght -namely, the higher the level or
education, the more frequent the movie· goer. Of those with
one ye'ar or more of college, 65 percent are frequent or oc-
casional movie goers while 21 percent never go . Of those
with l~ss than one year Qf high school educ a lion, only 25 per·
cent ¥e rrequent or occasional movie·goers while 63 per-cent never go.
Tpe whole ~tory has fascinatiog implications. Why this
liOrt pf spending In an era or recession and high un ·
employment?
,The very fact that this is an era or slump is a key fac-
tor, for movies have consistently outperformed the
economy, in periods of business downturn. In Valenti's
won!e: 'Consumers tend to gravitate toward lower ticket
leilu're·time expenditures." In Smith 's view: "Admittedly,
movles aren't the 15·ce0t, 2Q.cent buys they were in the
depression, but what other form of convenient leisure can
compete at this price level?''
1' ll;t:A.ftfOTHIP!R"'OBVJOU&FA.CTOR 1s that we are seek·
ing entertainment clo.ser to home -at the shopping center
around the corner or at the movie house dowu the block.
s,ending on big-ticket items, particularly those to which we
h~ve to travel by car, has been drastically curtailed.
Smith alao credits the multi·auditonum concept for
bolstering attendance -the twins, triplets and quad shop-
ping center theaters we know as Cinema I, II, Ill, etc.,
wtUch ofrer us a wide variety of moyies in9ne spq_t,_
'lnslll9ance Day'
·scheduled at OCC
Orange Coast College's Uth
anriual Insurance Day i.s slat·
ed MaY 15 at the Golden Sails
Convention ,Center in Long
Beach.
1 The day is co-sponsored by
the Independent lnsurance
Agents Associations of Long
Beach and San Pedro·
Wilmington; the Insurance
Women of Long Beach; the
lnsurance Women of Orange
County; and Santa Ana
College.
~ The event, whicli is open to lll peBOns interested in in-
•urance, beg.ins at noon until 9 f .m .. The progra~ features
'
guest speakers and a number
of exhibits relating to the in·
surance industry.
The theme for "I Day" is
"'Come Alive in '75." Keynote.
speaker at the dinner meeting
will be Dr. Donald Sime, vice
president of Pepperdine
University. Also invited is
Wesley J. Kinder, newly ap-
pointed California Insurance
Commissioner.
Reservation fee, includJng
dinner, is $15 per conferee and
$10 per spouse. Checks should
be made payable to the I IA A of
Long Beach and mailed to 221
Redondo Ave., Suite 3, Long
Beach90803.
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SACRAMENTO CUPll -An un-
derwriting syndicate headed by Unll ..
ed California Bank has purchased $75
million worth ot bonds to finance tow··
interest home and fRrm Joana to.
California veter a ns.
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tera.t bid of 5 9&46S5 percent. Other
members of the winning tyndJcaW·
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tlonal City Bank. Morgan Guarll)tr
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Crocker Natlonal BankolCllllon1'4-, ..
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A:lf DAILY PILOT .. Friday, Aprll 4, 1975
, ·namages ·Set in Death
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( THE BOOKMAN ) REVIEWS ln'the
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Dr. A.C. In gersoll of
the UC LA De pt . of
Engineering and Applied
Science will introduce a
seri es of sc ienc e
seminars at Saddle back
College April 9.
li1 s l ec ture on
··c areer s in Engi -
neering" is s cheduled for
10 a·.m. in the Science-.
~1ath Building lecture
hall and is open to the
pu.!JlLc without charge.
Or. In gersoll wi ll
discuss employm ent and
,pr of~ss ional careers ·
within the engineering
field and offer statistical
information on current
job market trends.
DAILY PILOT
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SAN BERNARDINO had given udequat~ pJaintiffsallegedhegave
(AP ) -A $300 ,000 warning to doctors abou~ Inadequate follow-up
m edi cal malpractice tbe useoftheproduet, . treatment t o Hooker
award has been made to THOMAS l\olclNDOE.: WtertheX-rays.
a Big Beur City woman the doctor viho ordered~----~---~
and her th re" ye· r old SELL idle Items with " '". a -. the X-rays, settled out or daughter in the death of court for $lS,OOO after the Dail)' Pilot Classified Ad. a man "'ho d ied five , ___________ _.,._64_2_·'41_7_8_· ______ __,
hours after an X-r ay
treatment in 1972.
A Superior Court jury
ruled un animously that
chief radiologist Robert
E. Youn g and other Vic-
tor Va ll ey li os pital
personnel neg ligently
caused th e death of
David M. Hooker, 29, of
Big Bear City on Feb. 27,
1972.
MRS. HOOKER con-
tended the dye injected
before the treatment was
dangerous in the spinal
column' a lthough it is re-
gularly used in the kid-
neys and blood vessels.
The jury found no fault
with E .R. Squibb a nd
Sons Inc .. the makers of
· the dye, l·uling the firm
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Famous University prove s-
MIRACLE·GRO YIELDS TONS MORE
TOMATOES than even the most
populilrtlmed releilse plantfood.
PROVED 25% MORE PRODUCTIVE WITH BEANS
C-OmPil•ed w!lh lerg•sl s•tling "timed re· IAUllTUI I••••" plant tood, used es dire<:l•d. l1rnous s"-'""
Un.-e1'•1y Sc;ien\isl ••po ft~ MIR.\CLE-GRO ., --
produced gre11er yield of tornatCHI~ ~.!'d 8 Ol, Si ron~ beBns in rich 1olls 11nll in pOOr 101!S. 5129 1;;::r~ff~rB0lfu
PROVED ! MORE VEGETABLES-MORE FLOWERS
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· tY LAVlllll IUll'U llliDll1J.e hove be~ntoor h .. rd '(Olaoire oeute lor othersegment•
Ot .. 0.11.,,..~ , 2:' adf!quately meets 1be ._o( ~ community," she !laid
AltbaUCh con~~ iii thO pro. -.r the •King by our llali< ··=• lntroducln'g heroelf lo blett1111(1enJorfl~hur•en • ,"shesald. / ' "1 eientatiV~'or ..,,v.-tous or-·~ )'eari. ~ re?J?~ .. Some commu~lties are blt~r l'illlzations an~ aaet'l'Cies meet·
cons P,rabli teilstance __ ~.-~~ , -Gan other({ ''This ap~ tQ.re; fn& In.the county FSA orrices re·
worklq :Jn II' ar~. aecormna te to whether or not there is cenUy_ l .... _ ·
to teoDteliR 8',1'.'!,'"· con1ul~ant ader1hlp In ;the cbmmunlty A11ocla tlon r ~preaent~tives
with "411\ )I; etvlcc Associd'U'lo!. lher.!h•n ry~ne'J per ie," she 0xpe<ted th e meetfng wouid de·
of Am'-"flil · , • 'fained. '. 1, \_ 91on1trale .overlapping services. Ch~~ ,,.~ emotlonul DP:,:<; "We've utso found whep~ver a WhUe some was ev-ident, the dis·
pea}, 1 .... l'itll . . \1 ;.. Immunity or. acency has sal<l , eiion !ocused more on concern
And ... ..1)¥jle working. w._1th .,'~e,.don 't h*ve many elderly or•..,..,_,. 1omedifferences 0fopinion.
alcohou>'s ',a d drug aildlcW. a ' WeJtton't have poo.r elderly,· that ' 1mes Goode,.· a,n FSA board
person can j r_, "Xbere bUl for when we start-look\ng,. we rind ,member, suggested 1ess effort
the1raceotg,0c11p-I'.'' " th~y <to have the m bn the othe r should be glyen to the problems
. But when ueuµng with the ag· s 1 d e o r t.ih e t r a c k . ' · ot th_e elder'Y.· ·Jlis obviously was !~": !1 Ptrson 1 ~!-'•t face th~ f,act, • Ms,. Rlvesman , '")'ho refused lo a minority opinion ln the grouP.
Its there If«'· .; fCve al ~er own a,ee and com· P.ROBLEMS01J~TLINED
A .natlona rnsultant on pro· mented111&tead, ''I can't imagine ''It's difficUlt1 to minimize lhe
grams ror1 t~e gin~ ("and I em· hoMr it tia'ppeoed ;;o soon," said problems peopl~ have even in an pha~iie the 'i g' 'l directing a tbe e!Qblems o( senior cit~zens affluent area.'' s a id Ruth ~roJect fun~ed through the Ni:t-~~a1n th~ same as t~ose 1den· Stewart , directQ[ or professional
l1onal Institute of Mental Health U£1ed during the White House services in Leis ure World.
and th~A~~nistraliop on Aging. Col)lerence on-Acing in 1971 -Many people went to the retire·
she has VlSl~,d 19 -ot lhe319 FSA !i:tck of ac;lequ~te Jncomes , hous· menl community 10 years <.1go
agendiet i"i .,.~ cOWllfi. 1q the 1na-1 medii$f1 tClre and . with <.1n adequate income, s he
pastlW0¥88tl. tram;ppJ1aU011~ " said. But that income no longer N~EDS UNIW•T . "Some . .P( Uiese'°·problems are is.
The fact lls~ ther~ is no com· very ~cut~·for the.aging.but they ev·~;~~0~n ~;~e~~dii8e:So'rfpl;:u!~~
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I-le said loneliness is the senior
population's biggest problem.
But Carl Lindquist, director of
the Consumer Credit Counselors
of Orange County. testified that
finances are a problem.
··People who come to us have
been taken <:1.dva ntage of," he
said. ··E vcrytime somebody
dies, the widow is just houqded lo
death ... It's just abSon.tely
pathetic."
J ohn BIO\\'. director of the
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A new .llfeslyle.an<I a chl'\';C": lo
1 plon'l!r !i'.tt'dangli!d as 6al for
l Dt •.. lb.\QIA:iitQpold, and he bit ~ s}f'fie1. ey-e~eciiDst, fOcm rly
ch~-t•""depott,.,..m: o1 6phth•!N~~· ;llh llt .. •i
.ScQ!!ol ~,J:lf e,JF. y Vni•eitl(y~o( f1' Y1fflc. ,has acr.eed tq~ii"a n d hedd . .P:tP.mllar
de1'artm ent Jal the CaJi(ornia
College l!f Medicine, U<t J, as well as ·do reseafch for Al lergan
,Pharmaceulieals, Irvine.
Dr. LeopOld, trained al the i University d£ tPennsytvania and
formerly chief of its Wills E ye
Hospital, btings with him both a
prestigiolls re1 ord and a sense or ~xcitem'~nt• .1l o~t develop~ents
lDeyecar~. cf • "'"""° Durinc ..... la~ew i\J'blafif.
IJ!·floor ~ oUIC.,..1',f ~lergliJ\; ..'Yr:
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·journalf, Dr, Leopold discussed
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eye care.
-Advan('eme nts in the tre<.1t·
menl of glaucom a and cataracts
are of great interest, of course.
but Dr. Leopold now is tryin11t to
develop antibiotics for the eye
which will have no side eff~Cts .
an extract from the calabar
bean, ...,,hi ch ...,.·as used as a de·
terminant of guilt or innocence
by African tribes.
The defendant ""'ould be given
a bean to chew, Dr. Leopold ex·
plained. If he were innocent he
would live. becauseltie.,,,.ould re·
gurgitate it immediately after EARLY CHECKS eating it. .
He also is concerned with mak· The guilt y ...,.·ould die. however .
ing parents aware ·of t he im· because th('y would chew on it
port.ance of checking children's while trying to figure' out how to eyes aS early as the age of2. escape.
Glaucoma now afrects about '"
two perce nt or the population of CJI ANGE DI ET
the U .S .. but with therapy, ··the In his research on catantets ,
majority will retain their vis· Dr. Leopold has found that some
ion." Dr. Leopold said. kinds can be reversed. Small
This disease is caused by too babies who can'l tolerate the
high a pressure in the ere. due. ga fact ose in m ilk may fo r m
either to ·a faulty fluid esCa pe> them. for example . but they can
mechaniSm or blocked access be treated with a change of diet.
way. ;-Some commonly used drugs
Drops have been used f.S treat· prcxluce cataracts, such as cer-
ment for g)aucoma 's~ 1876, 'tiin kinds or tranquilizers. Or.
Dr. Leopold said. The first was l!eopoJd said. but a large a mourit
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• , •tJeeD-' done wj dely in the past •
1 more and more institutions are
ds_yo1fiig .ti19e and financial re·
sou~s tO it, such as the National
Eye Instltute, John's _.Hopkins,
Mt't Sinatt&na t he Universities of
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Abi-oad , research is going on in
England. Germany. Switzerland.
).. Japan. France and Ru ssia .
Dr. Leopold chose to work wi th
eyes. he said , because "there is
such a remarkable thing about
vision! It is precise. You can see
so much."
There is an opportunity tu
practice medicine as well as sur·
gery \•.'hen working with eyes. he
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find . .u job even when one is
qualified and able to work. lie
added th at he h as form er
teachers , a colleg1! dean and a
PhD looking for jobs. They earn
not more tha n $2,800a Year.
Probl e m s ar ~ goi n g to
multiply, predicted Ray Wiggins,
a project coordioator with the
Area Agency <>n Aging. He ex-
pJained that county planners
huve ngured the older population
counted in 1970 wlll increase 67
percent by 1980.
Da lila Nieves. who also works
in the AAA , said that individual
attention is m ore important-than
group solutions for the seniors
even if it doesn 't a"p~ar to be ~
economicall y or statisti call y
\\•isc.
INTEREST NEEDED
A f o rm e r h ospi t a l a d ·
ministrator who came from
Puerto Rico to s}udy for a doc·
torate, she said.· (think that the
elderly have u message ror the
youn ger generation <:1.nd that is
they s hould be very careful .i,n
their relations between famtly
and children because many or
the lonely ones rrta y'be reaping
what they.SO\\'.''
She added, ··1\mericans tend to
put all the importance or solving
problems on money. ·rhere's a lot
of problems that can be solved
with free roye and brotherly in·
terest . ''
Although the Senior Citizens
C9uncil or . Orange County is
working on several diCferent pro·
blem areas. including inCorma·
tion and rererral a nd transporta·
tion, Walte r Scales, executive
director , said one problem is the
numerous munic ipalities in ·
'A mericans tend to put all the.
importance of solving problems
on money ... a lot can be
solved with in terest.
\'Olved.
fie said the county group hope:s
to work jointly \\'ith the cities in
ult acking ·problems.
Throughout the mt"Cting, 111-
vitations were extended to Goode
so he could sec the problems of
the elderly first hand.
·'I want you to know I am in'
'sympathy with senior citizens."'
he said .. Bufhe objec:ted that any
help .. h8s to come from the t<.1x
dollar someplace" und that con1·
es from the '·productive uge"
\vhich is not increasing like the
older people.
1-le asked, ··what do we db lo
help that group who in turn are
helping us ?" ·
But Ms. Rivesmun noted tbere
<.1re other points of view. "They
(senior citize ns J have mad~their
contributions in their day."
Her project is supposed lo de-
termine the effectiveness of con·
sultalion on the probletns of
senior citizens.
Asked y,·h;.1t lhc impact of her
rcpo1t would ~e. she rt.'s ponded,
''That's what I 'd like to knou :·
She ht1J) been doing special pro·
jC.'CtS dealin,11; \Vilh the :..iging for
FSA for the past 12 years. s he
expla ined. "So I have raised the
question a re you going to s urvi,·c
on speci.a l project s?··
She believes tht· national ..:nd
loc<.il ;.igcncics lll'C'd :J s1wci•dly
des ign ated person lo ''ork on the
problems of Sl'llior c itizens.
John 1'u1·ner. the counly·s t'X ·
ecutive director. s uggcsted the
age ncy could do rescarth. dt··
monstration and ;.id\'oc:.u:y ''ork
Bul she 1·esponded. '"I don't
thii1k you can do SOIT!C cffccti,·c
advocacy· unless you i;:i \'c i.01nc
service." And she objected th;;t
. when their ."'Problems a l'C in -
cluded in th'e genl!f;.il eascload,
••it rails to the bottom of the
heap."
DR. IRVING LEOPOLD SPENDS MANY HOURS IN STUDY
expl ai ned, and the specialty is
a ppealing because it is confined
to a small area.
l'EW DllVGS.
Thirty' years ago, when he was
beginning his career. there "'as
··great research inte rest and Jots
of oppo1·tunity, stimulated by the
fact that few drugs were truly ef-
ficacious,·· the researcher s aid.
"Today, there arc a lot of
drugs for the various patients.··
As far as pre vention goes, Dr.
Leopold said, the opportunities
1now are realized lo be much
greater. "'ilh s uch techniques as
the .. E .. gan1e , which parents
C'an use durjng play to detect
problems in children.
This game can be obtained
from the National Society for the
Prevention of Blindness. 7.9
Madison A\'C., Ne w \'ork . N .'l
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F'o1· a trans planted Easterner.
the opportunity to play golf in
\\'inter su ns hine is a "mind·
b\o\\'cr."' a s is the abundance or
n ea rby t e nni s' courts a nd
California's prox imity of con·
trasting geographical arc;.1s
Dr. Leopold admitted the tho·
ght of going buck to New York.
where he had to dtive an hour
and a half just to get to a golf
course, isn 't too appealing when
he's in the land of sunshine.
"People don't seem to be driv·
in g a s hard here, though they are
getting just as 1nuch work done."'
he commented. ··PL'Oplc arc en·
joyable and pleasant here."
So, what started out to be a sal»
batical in Newport Beach has
turned out to be a permanent
stay for Dr. Leopold and hi s wi re,
Eunice.
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·' DEAR ANN LANDERS. ·nc ~· lookedw.thim .
letter about suicide stlrr~DMeiY • He.was a genUeman from sole
emotions in· me. I ldenubed tocrown. ....
strongly with the writ• hff.Use Clean 'favored, and im~ally
m':lJeari •ilo'l.•eriously !"><>· slim, t .
sld sUlclde, Tllia>k GOd I And· •.•l'f•Y" was quietly •r·
came to my senses1n tt,ine. _l __ ·rayed,. ,
Every now and then someOne And ·.1.he •was' always human
we know takes his (or her) life whenh.etalked;,' and-~the rel1tives, rrtends and But nill. he Cluttered., poises
neighbors are shocked. at lo· wben be..1ald, ' ·
dlv~I •PP4•red tol.be S() COn· "Good morning," an4 he glil·
tent -1 0 fortun•tel Re seemed · lered when he walked. 1 ...
to h."ve everything · person And he was rich -yes, ri c.her
couftlW'ant or hope ror. . . than a klng. ·
Will yo\! pied~ print!his P$11!ID And admirably oe hooldd In
by r.iwar...-Arllngtoo RobinilOh? every'jrace; ' , It ha•· lesson In It tor •ll ol ~.. • Ip IJhe, w•,ilH!".lfhl Ulat ~·was
Whenever Richard Gor11. tfi-ot 'eve.jtllbl \ 1.,. ' 1 -'
downtown, • To J!lak• ~ wi•I\ t al · •were
We people on tho p""""""t 1n·:hi• plaq' · ' r l. ' ·..: • -II 1 '
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ror the light.
And went without the meat,
and cursed the bread ;
And Richard Cory, one calm.
summer night,
Went home and put a bullet
through his head. -A FRIEND
OFVOURS
DEAR FRIEND: I first came
across that poem when I was a
tilgta school Crfshmaa. It stopped
rrie de•d in my lr•ekl. It did so
•&•In 40 y~art later and I thank
you ror thertn rlchlng expertenee.
DEAR ANN LANDERS :
You've printed several letters
abOut a l l-girl and all-b oy
Camilie.s. You a lso seem quite
certain that there is no way a
couple can preordain the sex of
their child . Please check again.
It me~ns a lot to us.
My great aunt told me that the
left ovary produces girls and the
right ovary produces boys, She
lost her left ovary al the age of 28
and had three · boys after that.
Exactly the opposite happened to
her younger s ister.
My hus band and 1 have three
boys and we are dylt)g rora little
girl. I 'd gladly have my left
ovary removed if you told me it
would worlc . Yes or no? -WANT
AHER ·
DEAR WANT: NO-It wUI not
work. Mort10ver , no 'etldcal 'sur·
· ceon would, 1teree to remoVe a
healthy OV'lfY fo r: tbe reason you
menllon. Forge& IL.
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Lining up at the ·
Marriott Hotel
for their turn on
the social eaten·
dar are
repres enlati \'CS
from various or·
ganizations
which \Viii
sponsor benefits
during April .
They are (left to
right) Mrs. Jack
Groth, Mrs .
Donald K .
Washburn, Mrs.
Herbert L.
Porter and 1\.1 el
Grau.
Mr. and Mr&. faul A. University, F.ullertoQ son of t.he Dona~d
Doutt of Costa Mesa students Plan to marry Proul)'f ,df An,,heim, is
have annouuced the Aug. 16 in St. John the an ••umnus ~r Scrvite· ft! .. engagem,nt of their Baptist Catholic Church, High School.·
daughter, Sally Anne" Cost.AM'esa. * • '
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se't'vlces ./ She fJ a graduate· o La QUlnta
l;ligh School.
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:ifopening festivities at th e
·~.Newport l\1arriott Hotel is a
~: JX>Sh $200-u-couple formal dinner
~,dance Wednesday, April 16
• A Hoag J\olemorial l"lospital
i .Presbyterian benefit. it is being
:, sponsored by the 552 Club. a
· · men 's support group, and the ~~hotel \•ihich will pick up most of
• the tab.
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i' derwritten by a group of Sl,000 •, ,.: sponsors.
:;: The opening night gala. \\•hich
~is expected to attract 400 guests,
will begin al 7 \\'ilh cocktails,
·,followed by a gourmet dinner
· The lavis h menu, \\'hich is
1 estimated · at a cost of $75 per
guest. will include such lantaliz-
. ~ng dishes as La GaJantine de
Carnard, avac la Sauce Cum-
. berland ; Le Tour bot Bonne
:·_Femme , Fl e uron ; Les
: ·? Tournedos Rossini ; Le Souffle
· : ... ,Glace Grand Marnier and Les
: :'1Petits Fours Glaces.
:::boUBLETREAT
: ~ During the early part of the
· ;,t~vening, the Strolling Strings
:. ~ll play background music.
: ~-f -Later, a double treat is in
: :7-~tore for devotees of the big
: :;t"'band sound , as the Les Brown
:-Hand Harry James orchestras :i~. ·~'-':'
alternately play dance music
from separate bandstands.
Reservations. limited to 200
couples, may be made at the
hospital d evelopment de-
partment. 645-8600, ext. 2106 or
2107
Donors include 1\-lrs. Donald
K Washburn. benefit
coordinator, and the Messrs.
and fl.1 mes. Charles Billman,
Ben Deane. ~Iaynard N .'
Franklin, Robert Guggenheim.
Cha r les Hester, John Lu sk .
George Pfleger. Charles
Wheeler and Harry Rinker.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Next on the social calendar
y.·ill be the Spring Ball, another
dinner dance. presented by
Angelitos de Oro to raise funds
for Big Brothers of Orange
County.
Members and guests \\'ill ar
rive at 7:30 p .m . Saturday, April
19, for cocktails, followed by din·
ing and dancing to the music of .
Joe Moshay and his orchestra.
A major portion of the · aux-
iliary's annual contribution com-
es from the publication of the
Gold Book, a souvenir pictorial
engagement calendar. A copy' is
given as a table favor to each
guest .
Each year the auxiliary has
raised $25,000 and a check in this
amount again will be presented
to its beneficiary to further work
with fatherless boys.
Dance cha irman is Mrs .
Charles S. Thomas. first presi-
dent of the auxiliary, and Gold
Book coordinat or is Mrs.
Chester Salisbury.
UNUSUAL EXHIBIT
On the next "·eekend. the
Council of Newport Harbor Art
l\1uscum and the JWlior LeHgue
of Newport Harbor will divide
l'fforts and proceeds "'hen they
present an unusual exhibit.
Entitled The Auto as an Art
Form. the display features ex -
ceptional automobiles and relat·
cd art works which offer u
retros pective of auto design
through the ye<:1 rs.
Previe"' night, by invitation
only, will be Friday, April 25,
"':ith the t"'·o·day show opening
at IO a.m . April 26 for public
viewing. ·
Children under 12 will be ad-
fll i l t e d free. ~thers may
purchase $2 .50 tickets at the
m\lSeum before tbe show or at
th~door during the event. ,
Reservations are necessary
for the Sunday brunch and.show·
ing of fashions by Devereaux for .
Lilly Pulitzer. ·
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TAURUS <April 20-t y to k eep diet
l\1ay 20 ): ):'ou get en-resolutions -are more
trenched , pos ition is important than usual.
solidified. Your desires, SAGITTARIUS (Nov.
goals are illuminated. 22 -Dec. 21): YoU find
Tlome, family affa irs are that ability to put ideas
uccented. into action is enhanced .
GEMINI (May 21-June · Means what had been
20 ): Favorable Moon procrastination becomes
aspect coi ncides no\v viuble.
"''i th trave l . long -CAPRICORN <Dec.
distance comn1unica· 22-Jan. 19): Lunar posi·
lions , educa tion, a re-tion highlights money,
fining and redefining of coll ections. payments.
philosophy. ability lo unulyze and
CANCER (June 21-corisolidate. Be setcc·
July 22 ): Question or: live.
-·ho\Y much '' could: AQUAR.f US (J an.
,...dOminate. Includes man·! 20·Feb. 18): Lunar cycle
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Holdo(fonnewprojects.i P CES (Feb. 19 -
Therearepersonal,legal'.. rch 20J : Aura of
matters which require; glamor' is emphasized.
clarification. S v.· e c l m y s t e r y
VIRGO (A ug . 23·Sept.1[ dominates. Some of your
22): New contacts aid in best qualities surge
bringing about special ori forward.
teaches in the Laguna students. Jcanee Mu1ic
Tolle and David Elliott
sm:~th pl un lo murry
June 28 in St . Bonaven-
ture Catholic C hurch.
Hun,lngton Beach.
area .• • • •
Mr. and l\.1rs. Ronald
Peralta of Fountain
Valley have announced
the engagement o ( their
daughter, Victoria Lee
Peralta to Stephen
Charles Thornton or
Newport Beach.
11-1iss Per.ilta, a junior
ut California State
t.:ni\'ersity at. Fullerton,
The affiunced couple
arc graduates of 1\1 a1ina
High Schop!
'fheir parents arc the
Theodore C. 1'ol les and
DI'. and ~1rs. Richard K .
Smyth, .ill of l"luntington
l"larbour.
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By JO OLSON
Ol llM Dilll~ fl Nil l\.111
Before wqmen 's
liberation, eq\ial op-
portunity, easy-care
wigs and pantsuits, there
was a glamorous mysti-
que to airli ne
stewardesses.
The ''cream of the
crop" of young, s'ingle
girls, they were t<.iught to
dres s and g ,room
themselves with great
car e. But when they·
married or reached the
age of 35, it was good-bye
to flying.
1n·the last few years,
however. the profession
has relaxed to include llll
ol the above. with the
most publicity being
given lo the influx of men
as stewar"' or hosts .
Men have been hired in
increasing numbers
because of affirmative
action rulings and
because many qualified
men have applied to the
various airlines.
"Stews" of years past,
who view these changes
with mixed emotions,
freely discussed their
feelin11 at a dinner
meettna of Dusty Wln11,
a club representing
"alumnae" or some 15
airlines.
Approximately 40
women gathere d , ~II
looking like they could
don their unirorm s
tomorrow and go right
back to work.
To an outsider, the
glamour and mystique
were still there, though
some of them hadn't
flown (or quite a few
years.
The fir.:;t topic was the
advertising slogans be·
ing: used by s.ome or the
airlines today. 1 ''Come Fiy
~1e'.' .. that really
grates rne?•• said Jo
Pound of El Toro.
"'But •.1rhy not have a
s logan?'' someone
asked.
EVERY FLIGHT
''It becomes a drag
when people hit you up
with it on every flight,"
respanded Kay Sheffield.
a former stewilrdess for
American. "They could
belesssexy.''
~fary JO Halloran.
Mission Viejo, said she
thinks the new s logans
are degrading to hard·
worklna prof esslonals. .
"Beii:ig a ateWafdess
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was the hardest job I 've
ever had, but I s':iw most
of the world,'' she said.
She, as did severul
others, found th at actual-
ly starting to y,•ork was a
revelation after the
"coddling" received in
training.
"Once you got on the
flight it was u s hock .
Your feet hurt and you
had coffee grounds in
your shoes."
TWA, Mrs. Halloran
noted, allowed married
girls to work from 1957
on, but there were still a
lot of single girls flying.
She laughed about the
television t oot hpaste
commercial which asks ..
"How's you r love life?"
and said it was usually
nil for stewardesses on
inter national flights -
they y,·ere tied up too
many times on standby.
ALWAYS T IR ED
"I feel Sorry for the
older women (some in
their 60s). How can they
do it! You 're tired all the
time."
Jn spite 6r the hard
work, the experience
was an e xciting and
beneficial one. the
former stews str essed .
"I learned to pour
wine," kidded Cindy
liilgers, ..,,:ho flC\Y for
American Airlines, "and
how to do my nails."
Seriously, she said, the
job had given her con -
fid ence and the ability to
approach strangers "'ith
equanimity.
··1 also have a differ·cnt
perspective on this co un ·
try and the people who
live here."
Mrs. Hilgers earned
her teaching credential
before starting lo fl y.
When s he announce'd her
decision to joirl th e
airlines, some of her
friends and family were
ay,•ed and s ome were
skeptical.
"They thought I y,•as
extra ad vent uresome.
but a few were convinced
it was a fly -by-night
lhing."
The women all felt that
the relaxation o{ dress
and weight sta ndards
has "destroyed the e{fi·
cie ncy of the
stewardesses. They
don 't have to take care of
the passengers. The im-
age isn't t h ere
anymore.''
644-2800 2 fashion Island Shop.Fri. 10-9, 5at. 10-6:30, Sun. 12-6 '
The weight c hecks , minded l\1ary Jane
fought recently by sever-?.1arcos . "Th at 's why
al currently employed they "·ear pantsuits."
s tewa rde sses, were Though the image of
beneficial, the Dusty the stc••ardess seems to
Wingsn1emberssaid . be shifting to ty,·o dircc-
"No one ever leaned tions ~ervice and sex,
over y,·ith their fat r ear the Dusty Wings mem·
end showing '.'' they ex-bers do not look back
claimed. "'"ith regret at being part
"The weight check oftheglamourmystique.
wots a good thing," Mrs. Fl . , d.d k b ... Halloran s aid. "When ytng 1 ta e r.11ns
you're overweight you as.well as beauty, they
look sloppy . Tht airlines .pcunted i;iut . and th«:rc
took good care or you .. fNe'.e fringe bcner1ts
Besides, y,·hen you take .besides:
th at job. you know ''You'd have to pay a
"'hat'st•xpcctedoCyou." lot or money for th e
The former hostesses training in groon1ing y,·e
think the c urrent un -received."
iforms aren 't as flat-"\Ve learned hov.· to
tering as theirs were, pa ck a suitcase."
and they are dubious "It helps to have eon-
about \1:hether pantsuits fidence y,·hen entert'uin·
should be worn. ing."
BETTER JOB "You know that out of
"The uniforms and all those girls, you .,..,-ere
hats m01d e you do a bet· chosen."
ter job.•· explained Diane Kuk le . ''You ''lt taught u s pa -tience." griped about them but
you wore them." "'And besides, we get
"But that's what we to belong to a club like
complained about," re-this."
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Sig1a To Stay
Sue DiMaio's ''Welcome to Capistrano''
Sign on Trading Post in San Juan
Capistrano has been given reprieve. Mrs.
DiMaio and c ity worked out compromise
~greement skirting city's sign ordinance
whereby s he will provide a screening for a
. ' . .
cooler vent on roof behind sign and city will
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UC Irvine Schedules Texas Degree
Charles E . Vaughan,
son or Mr. and Mrs.
CtJ,a rles F. Vaughan,
18573 Hawthorn St. in
Fountain Va lley, was
one or 256 students lo
receive a master's
d eg r ee Crom .th e
University of Texas al
the close of the fall
semesler.
Religious Week Fete
Harvey Wood.
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TAF.FY HAD TO;.have
her :,Dii:ilali s h eart
med'icine to survive.
.Taffy was confined al
home on s hort ra tions to
diet off the extra poWlds
that put too much of a
load on her dam.aged
heart. "' .·
"l guess it \vas too
much for her," Mrs.
Webster said in reveal-
ing Taffy s uffered
another in a series of cor·
onary attacks Wednes-
We cover the
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In the
DAILY PILOT
Gospel music , lectures. Jewish folk
daricing and a picnic in Campus Park
win hi ghli ght Reli gious Ernphaais
Week Sunday through Jol-idcly at UC
IrVine.
SPEAKER MONDA\' AT 7:30 p.m .
in the Antrap,fcam pus center ror com-
muter students . "'ill be Dr. Aldrich, ~---------'----
The April 6-11 s ession is sponsored
by the UCJ Religious Cou ncil, a stu -
derit group re presenting 17 religious
clubs and or ganizations.
4LL ACTIVITIES ARE open to the
public without charge.
Daniel G. Aldrich J r., UC I chan·
ceUor, is guest s peaker. while Jee·
tures will be featured by several
~rs prominent in their fields.
\\'hil e Dr. Hunlinbtt.on speaks there
Wednesday al the ;;amc timc.
Gate ..... ·ay Plaza will be the scene of
noon lectures on 1'uesda y and Wed·
nesday by H artley and Wood.
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'J.'hese include Dr. Ronald Hunt-
ingt on . proressor of theology and
philosophy at Chapman Co llege: Bob
Hartley, Orange County campus
director or Campus Cr usade for
Cfiri st, and Christian Scientist
A CONCERT Of' GOSPEL AND
contemporary Ch ristiun mu sic will be
presented by the UC I Gospel Choir
and J esus and Com puny ut noon Mon-
day, v.•hile J ev.•ish rolk d<:tncing will
also be demonst rated in Gateway
Plaza at noon Thursda y.
Sunday begins the festivities, with a
1 p.m. picnic in campus park, reatur-
ing games and fr ee baked goods and
punch . wortha S.600
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Angels, D,odgers Collide
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' -FAGANS ENJOYS BUDDY EBSEN 'S REMARKS.
FAREWELL NUMBER-Retiring CIF com-
missioner Ken Fagans and wife Norma
listen to a song . sung to them by the
Feenstra Sisters, who had been pupils of
the Fagans in junior hi gh school. The song
was the final segment of ~ banque t salute
to Fagans Thursday nig ht in Los An geles.
Dreaded Event Was OK
Most ' Wonde rful N ig ht of My L ife --Faga1tS
EBSEN, NORMA AND 'l<EN F~GANS CHECK ~W~!loS.
UCLA Cage Recor4 . . '
No W o~ry to~~rtow
By GLENN WIUTE
Ol 1111 01ily P'Htllll SUH
LOS ANGELES -Family,
friend! and associates of Balboa
Island · reside nt J . Kenneth
Fagans. turned out at Interna-
tional Hotel here Thursday night
to pay him tribute as he retires as
commi s~ioner of th e CIF
Sol.d.hern Section .
Jt -had been an evening Fagans
had long dreaded and he once
confided he had hoped to leave of·
fice quietly, v.'ithout S\\'an songs
or heavy emotional farewells .
"I'm an emotional man." he
said at the timl'. "I tried to talk
them out of having this special
evening -l just thought I'd hav~
a little lunch v.•ith the people with
v.•hom I work and slip quietly
away."
It didn't turn out that way.
however, and Fagans admitted
afterward Thurday ni ght that his
apprehensions v.•ere miscon-
ceived.
"This is the most wonderful
night of my life," he said. to the
more than 500 persons gathered.
It was indeed the kind of affair
Fagans appreciated. It was kept
'" in light-hearted fa shion with no
tear -jerking farewells.
Instead he was given a gentle
\l'Oasting by personalities who
represented the various seg·
ments of his life.
There were 45 various a"·ards
ind proclamations noting his
contributions to high school
athletics a nd athletes. And there
were letters of commendation
rrom hither and yon, including
con&ratulations from President
LOS ANGELES <AP> -'New ··Noone replaces John Wooden •Ford, IOb.D Wooden, John McKuy
:tJnsketball coach Gene ·Bartow as J_ohn W09(!en," Bartow-said. and J im Bush.
Sald Thursday he .was at ''com· "His iO national championships M~te~f ceremo!_lles ~n An-
_pJete peace of mind tn replacing was If-miracle in itself.· I hope to dertt:~. m ~El Toro, resident,
J ohn Woode n . who, has ac· k~~P the.high q_u~lity basketball , fl8..,,e~ ittur,es ·RQ:i'lraying
complished miri.cles" at UCLA. proil:ritm gOing at'UCLA. Fagans•· re'on a buge'tcreen and
The 44-year-old .Bartowi~.bead-R'eturnn\g to ttie UCLA varsity '"then select(s'pec'ial gliest'..s came
ii:ig west from l)tinol8).wfi:~re he ar~ ,three , s tarte rs 'from the for'Ward a('yfft~.US·;intervals . to
was head coact"! Jt.M-Ofle year. NCA·A c ha mpionship club -~cal! t:heir . pe~tences with
said, "'Th~· UCLA record ~oesn 't Rich Washington who Was voted Fagans. • '.,"
wqrry m~ becal;l~e,Jotm is such a the tournamen\'~ most valuable HOWard Melrill of V.lhlia told
tremendous per.SOD~ 'r hope V.'C "player, Andre. ·McCarter and how be Played against Fagans
can win and it will,b;e r econizable Marques Johnson., when the -latter was a{ Hunt·
very qUi.ckly"if we,don't." , ington-Park HIJh and when-Mer·
Teams coached by the 64 -year-UCl 'S WllJTEHEAD rill wu al Long BeacWPoly. Old Wooden, who annbunced hi s And' be recalled their collegiate
retirement. bave l wo~ lbe Na-.. ~ FO"'" s·v • .,.nN days together a!Oregon~tale, in -
tional Collegiate Athletic As· l...AJ;:}J;,1 • ~ ~.~· cludibg limi!IJ ';'w hen th e ir
· · h -p1'oo sh·p lO of the shenanlg•n& caus1~ them to miss SOCtat10n C am I UC·'-y_jl'l~$0pbomore SbOrlslop ~
last 12 years. :.,, • • -Steve.· ~Wh·,-~tehead will be lost for a train and tOlAaaverfenUy pelt Alhl t-d' ctor J D Morgan their coaches With ice balls. e 1c ire · · · the remaind~r .Qt__ the baseball who personally was responsible season with ';/. ,broken arm . Dr. Geori'e: Selleck, who
for choosing 8art~w1i..i.old a newf ul' d th . . . played under Fe'gaqs during the
.conference, ''This ll a j&yous anf;\ ~«;ad 8 rere e IDJUl"Y in golden baa•t'ball years (1951).s.1)
&ad occasion' for me personally. IL ~iiei-Thursday ~hij«!-tagging 8 al Compton Jjtjh, called his ex·
is said to see; ~ohp Woodenle,ve Wbtt.etiead was battihg .343. He coach,. ''a coactl: ahead of his
buljoypus to have Gene Baf\o~~S was a·aµrter lall year fortb• de· Um•~ 'Y(e were fa.Jlcourt pressing
the new head b~ke~•ll.s,oabs,I\.. fendin•, "'CA •t cbampiQI\ An-1001 oofor .. aalraDe ei .. used that wood'en dJd IU>l 111"\ten'f t ""eoQo-. ~ ,,., ,,.-. ~ tactic. Helwtihe-fbtlityto coach
rerence a nd Morgap said lt was ~ater.s. ~" r . lbe team and (the individ"uals,"
lh ti ·n..-coach's ~n .-de--Dou(Cli~. a f~esh~a!]o rom Selleck said. ·• · . ~ re r1 e ':'!" • .. • N-•nr.rt uubor High, is expect· -d n ..... ~. • ,_. lace ulfe kn••'llow ab when to use ~·,;~rtow thus baa e r.lil •lle!I-. eel IO ·tall•_ Whl(ehead's 'p oce. IJl4 players and~• ....,..e ~!ways
t. f-_t• audience ~Pauley · UCI hosts ,the Unlvenuty q( San Prep~, no irattei' who we
P1on .1o .... c 'rt'""'LA•pl4o.Yl Its J>ielll>i":.a ~leheader Satur-wm. -I'"> 8VI 10 rlW:flC' ,..-,..,.. • l • al.}"(fnoon r j • ~ ' ' '\ 0 ' home ~ames . ;· , 'Pa Oc Co (erence head or
' ,, J • •
Lav.er .. ·Wins .25th Mateh
I
I ••
down,.i Harold Solomon, 7·5. 6-2:
Rosewall clobbered Cliff Richey,
1 6-1, 6-0: Nastase disposed of John
Andrews, 'f-6, 6·4; and John Alex·
adtr of Australia upset sevl'nth·
seeded Marty Reiessen, 7-6, 6·2.
Newcombe's m atch v.·llh Va n
Dillen was not a8 easy as the
scott 1Ddlc1te1.
or£icials Frank M clntyre came
rrom San Francisco and told the
group that wh en Fagans officiat-
ed in that circuit he h~d the abili·
lY' tO be consistent and co1n -
passionate . "He was a master of
the rules," A1clnt.yre setid.
Former Anaheim High foolball
coal'h Clare VanHoorebeke told
of Fagans ' re lationship with .
400·plu~ hi gh school coaches
from 400-plus hig h schools in the
CJF,
··Some remember him as the
n a me t.hrower for thOl:ie chewing
outs he could deliver. Others~re·
member his roin flips -the nips
alwuys seemed l-0 tum out "·ith
teBms goipg whcr~ Ken11y ~"·a nl· ea the m to go."
Nati onal high school executive
Clifford Fagan came from II ·
linois to s ay a few words about
Fagans.
And Balboa Island resident
Buddy Ebsen gave humor to the
program, then paid \\'ar1n lribulc
to his good neighbors, the
F'~gans.
Finally , a trio called the
F'l•e nstra Sisters, came to sing a
program·endin g song to F'agans
and hi s wife Norm<-i. \\•ho had on -
ce been their teachers.
Fagans called his a rich, won -
derful lire antl p<-iid lribute to
some or the key people of his lif c,
including his prep cuachl'S \·ern
Landreth <.ind f'op Squires.
··Sometimes you can put into
\\"~rds \\"hal you really "·ant to
say. But I ho pl• to have r1 v.·on -
derful rclircment." F·agans..s.uid.
,-\nd then he re1.1eatcd. "'this
has been the n1ost wonderful
night or m y li fe ."
Sports in Brief
Raider Indicted;
Evert Breezes
SAN FRANCISCO -Defensive
back George Atkinsoo of the
Oakland'1taiders of the Nationa l
Football League &es been indict·
ed by a federa! grand jury on
charges of cash1ng stolen bank
drafts aud· cashier's checks
worth about '3,100.
Atkinson. 28, Wa s arrested in a
Fresno mot~I Thurday by the
FBI and<I"eleased on $10,000 bond
· by Magistrate J aptes Thuesen to
appeur .for arr111gnment in the
U.S . marshal's office here today.
Asst. U.S. Dist. Atty. Janel
Aitken s,id lhat at the time of his
. arrest Atkinson was arrangi ng
by teleP.ho,nct ~o surrender on a
secret indictment returned Wed·
nesday 6Y a S'n Francisco
c..ieral •rand jury. '
. ,'the fWe4count ini:lictme nt
against Atklnsoh allea;~ he in·
duced two women baril<""iSellers,
who were not,indlcted, toll.ea! or
cash bank drafts, cashier's
cbecks and money orders for him
Dttween December 1973 and Feb.
l, 1974.
Vttl>eat-.lt'le.
·LOs' ANG·ELES -it'& the bat· ue of the unbeatena tills ~ening
when Chris Evert takes on
AUstralia's Evonne Gooia:aong in
t6e $U0,000 championship
1A?urnament ~ ~· WO!lJien's ten·
n1stour. , .,. 1
Evert, 1eeded No. l , ,and the
second-seeded .<J.oolagong both
won m atchtt 1 urlday.night to
improve th~lr records in the
round robin evanl to 2-0.
• ID Row
Evert routed Olga J1,1orozova of
the Soviet Union 6·2, 6·0.
Goolagong polished off Jl,1 arcie
Louie of San Francisco 6-4, 6·2.
J1,1 artina Navratil ova \\'OD by
scores or 7-5, 3·6. 6·2 over un·
seeded Mona Sl'hallau.
The second match of the even·
ing lasted two hours 19 minutes
berrire Virgina Wade defended
gamely against five match 1>0ints
to beat Juli~ Heldman, 6-7, 6·2,
7-5.
Coaf!h R edflH#
PITTSB U R G !! -Charles
"Buzz" Ridl s aid 1'hursday he
was retiring as Un iversity of Pit-
tsburgh basketball coach aft er
guiding the Panthers lo their two
best seasons in a decade.
He was immed iately replaced
by his assistant Tim Grgurich,
32.
Phill!I S old Oul
PHILADELPHIA -Less than
a week after completion of this
year 's fin a ls, the 1976 NCAA
basketball championships
scheduled he re next March 27·29'
have been sold out.
' ·A spokesman for-the Spec·
trum, whe re the finals will be
p~ayed, said Thursday the ap-
_proxlmately 18,000 seats availa·
Die Were sold out and no more
maJI orders will be accepted.
A H Meet • L11le
NEW YORK -Muhammad
Ali . who rejectejl a world
heavyweight title fi ght with Bri ·
ta ln's Joe Bugner, will defend his
crown against Ron Lyle in Las
Vegas, ~1ay 18 , The Associated
Presa learned Thursday.
The bout wlll be shown on
home televis ion by ABC, accord·
in& to a reliable source. . .,,,, ........
CLEVELAND -U.S . Air
Force Lt. PhJI Boa• auccessru1.
ly defe,ndeG bli three-meter spr-
itJ.gbo,rd \iUe Jn the AAU DI·
tlonal dl.iht; ch~lon1hlps
Thurtdlly alaht .. • na 1811.82
· paint.a to tdae Thi\ Moore of Ohio .
Stat' tJnlveralt,y,'
Fifteeh·Y••r old Jeaalrer
'cltanclltt of LlocolD; Ma., -
the womt11's 0119·""1ilr utle, "~--~.
Tanana,
Downing
To Start
The Los Angeles Dodgers and
California Angels complete their
exhibition seasons with the Mn·
nual Freeway Series starting
tonight <7 :30) at Anaheim
Stadium.
But \\"hile the Angels planned
to showcase most of \\'hat they
think is baseball's be5t pitching
rotation, the Dodgers figure to go
with the ir lesser.used talent.
Al Downing, only an occasional
starter for Los Angeles, Y.·a1
scheduled to open the series fot'~
Los Angeles.
\'oung Frank Tanana v.·as to
st<1 rt for the Angels in the fi rst
game. The Angels had an exhibi~
lion game against San Francisco
rained out Thursday, but Nolan
Ryan still pitched seven innings in
an intrasquad gan1e, mea ning
he 'll see no act ion against the
Dodgers.
F'or Saturday ni ght's game at
Anaheim St<1diun1. Bill Si nger,
the No. 2 man in the California
rot<1lion, \\·ill oppose Doug Rau,
the Dodgers' third starter. &
The third and fina l game of the
scl is Sunday at Dodger Stadium.
at noon and the Dodgers say
they'll st art Juan Marichal. who.
is trying to make a ·comebac~
\\'ith his old enemies.
1\ndy H assler , the Angels'
fourth starter, is to pitch for
California .
The only Dodger with a spot in
the Los Angeles rotation to pitch .
"'ould be Rau.
Los Angeles opens defense ot
its National League title Monday
at Cincinnat i. Don Sutton open~ . ,
the season ror Los Angeles and -
Andy l\tessers mith "'as expected ·
to pitch the second game \Vc<l •
nesday ni g ht.
1'hc Angels have an 11·8 edge In
the F'reev .. ay Series. including a '
7.4 margin at Dodger Stadium.,
The Dodgers won two or the three
games last season .
Ryan pitched all seven innings
in the in trasquad game, yielding
sl'ven hits and striking out 10.
t\nd hi s teammates pulled ofr a
fre<1k triple play bt.'hind him .
\Vith L e(' Stanton on second
and Ton1 Egan on first, Bobby
Valentine hit a g round ball do\\'O
to Dave Chalk at third. Chalk's..
thro\Y to rookie Jerry Remy aL \
sel'ond forced Egan but Remy's..•
throw to Bruce Boehle at fir.t
"'as too late rOr a double play
Valent ine.
llov;evcr , Stanton tried t '
1 score on the throv.· lo first an
Boehle raced ac ross lhe diamo
to tag Stanton be tween third a~
home. On the pl ay, Valentin•
tried to reach Sl'CO nd al1
Bochte"s thro\v bal'k to Re~
nailed the sliding Valentine fo . 'f
the third out.
Earlier in the day, the Dodgers 1
dropped a 10-9 g<.1n1e to Oak land
at Yuma, 1-\riz., \\·hen the A's
came up \\'ilh the two runs in the j'
ninth inning. Bert Campancris
tied the ga me with his secon&
home run or the game. Clpudcll ;
Washington 'the n scored the \VIIY
ning run "'ith a single . Both hita
·came off loser Charlie llough.
~ ·' v Drought
Ending f
--Weiskopf !
GRE ENSBORO . N.C. IAP>
The Iong drought is about to end
Tom Wei skopf says.
"Not to win in over a year wit~
my golf swing, well. it has to ha~
pen," Weiskopf said. '!
·'You can't just keep on play..,.
ing that good, playing winninft"
goll, championship golf, and no~
win . It's just a n1atter or timl
before it happens ."
And Weiskopr. "·ho hasn't wo
since his banner season of 1973
made it very evident tl'la l hc"s re
ady to break his string or Sl'COn
place finishes .
He rired a seven-under-par 6
-un a bsolute ly incredihle scor
under the all ·but-impossibl
p lay in g condi t ions -a n \
btabJished U threc·StrOkl' lead i
Thursday's first round of lh 1 $225,000 Grt!atcr G1·cl'nsbor
Open go!( tournament.
"That'!' ridiculous." J ohnn
,._1iller said when infor mt.>d
Wci skopf'.s score.
··u nder these conditions, that
absolutelv ridiculous.··
The co.ndilions "'er<: terrtbl
easily the worst or the year.
The te mperature wus in l
40s. The wind ~usted into ·l
perilous area above 50 miles
hour. One player quJt because
said it was dangerous,P4rtoft
scoring system was ~
because two hu.1e trees appear
ready to lopple on s~g hea
quarters. .
Several full-grown pines Wi
k'noc'ked down . Lfmb• ~
branthes were s catQrtrd all \tie 6,643·yard Sed1<rleld
(fy Club cour ...
,,
•• . ' . .. . . ' ~ . . ' ' . .. . ' ...
-88 DAILY PILOT Fr1day . .Apr1t 4. 1975 I ' ..
Dues B e l ted Oarsmen
Gauchos, GWC Compete Newport Upset by Los-Al
Bag Victories
Colden West and Sad·
dleback colleges used
some solid hitting to post
Conference baseball vic-
tories Thursday while
Orange Coast was the
victim of 11 t!rrors in go-·w down to defeat.
Meanwhile , Sad -
dleback came up with
four runs in the eighth in·
ning to defeat Palomar.
Trailing 6 -3, the
Gauchos put together
singles by George Gay,
Carl Sandstedt and Joe
..., Go Iden \Ve s l's Hollett, a pair or ""'alks
!Wstlers belted host LA and a sacrifice fly by
ti.arbor , 10·4. in a BrianHes terforlhefour
Southern California runs. Hollett's hit tallied
q.lrcuit tiJl ; visiting Sad-two runs.
d I e b a c k e d g e d Pitcher Pftike Timpe
.Palomar, 7-6, in ~fission got the victory, shutting
·action ;. and OCC's out the Comets the last
'Pirates were thumped two innings.
·by invading Cerritos, At Orange Coast , Cer-
~8·4 in a South Coast ritos banged out 16 hits
·game. and took advantage of
• R.,andy Mills' threc·1-un the Pirates' shoddy field-
_home run in the third in· in~ to breeze to the win.
-ning cappe d a five-run Mark Sigl and Don
.Outburst for Golden West Tryon had triples for ~and sent the Ru stlers o.n ·Orange Coast while Dan
.the way to their fourth Spain hit a run -scoring
'conference win in six double.
games.
Tim Richards and
Jack Hudson each had
two hits for the Rustlers,
with Richards getting a
two-run single in the
lhlrd.
; Golden West pitcher
J<ent Hunziker pitched
. well in relief, allowing
~ust one run (a homer) in
)1h innings.
jJanquet
Results -· F or Are a
Oran91Cw1t 141 .. .
S<.llrupp, cl
'ilQt. lO-rl Sw•n-. 111
Pou.tmato, 111
5'>olln. rt
51\atttes. p
Solntt, p
Zlmmt1r, 2D
Konler. II
Trvon. 's .t.ctom•.-. c LldKma,c
.. .,...111,011-ltl
YO\l,p
Totlf~
' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' .
' •
' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' " . Sc:ar1 b7 ln11in91
" •Iii ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ' ' . ,
c .... 11~
OC<
• • • 112 1>10 013-11 16 "' 100 X10 000-1 )11
Golckrl Wiii (7) .. .
' ' ' . ' . ' ' ' ' . ' • 0
' ' ' ' ' ' •
l'I rlli
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
' ' ' '
Saturday Los Alt,.,ltos Hllh's
Grifflris s hocked the
Newport Harbai>,~ailors
track and fieltl team s A N D 1 E G 0 _ u c Thursday arterr<oon with
Irvine and Orange Coast 8 70·66 triump)I on the wiMer's oval to throw College crews posted im· the Sunset League race
prcssive victories in intoascra m ble.
their opening races of The result., leaves Los
the season last weekend, Al and Mjlrlft'a a victory
but both figure to get ahead1 o f Newport
supreme tests this Satur-Harbor and Edison in the
day in the annual San dual meet standln gs.
DiegoClassic. Oran&e C&ast area
The first collegiate stars sparkl~ in fiqid
race begins nt 8 : 15 over events acrol"s th-e'board. the Mi ss ion Bay J course. Lea ing t he parade
UC J's varsity boat is was Newport Harbor's
matched against UCLA, David Kurraach, whq
Navy, Cal State (Long heaved the shot 63-3,
Beach), Harvard and second best .in, the CIF
British Columbia in an this year. The top mark?
8:30 heat. The top three K urrasc h's 64-3 1/4, of
advance to the Gold Cup course.
finuls at noon with the Curt Eilenberg or
others racing at 11,:"4S [or Costa Mesa was almost
the Silver Cup trophy. as good. He tossed the
The other varsity heat shot 55·7~4 (a school re-
(at 8: 15) includes crew cord) and t hrew the dis-
powers Washington and cus 163·11.
UC Berke I e y , !l n d And the high jumpers
Nebraska,_ San Diego didn't do badly, either.
. Slate ;and Wisconsin. Several cleared 6·4 with Both OCC and UC! Ed ' , Ch . D . have shells t d . 1~on s r1s _av1s en ere in leading the way with a t~e JV fours. freshman school record leap or
eights. ~reshman fours 6-5~' Other top jum""" in-and JV eights. ~ · · • r-Last Satu da 0 eluded M ar1na s Ron r y, range R 16 ""l E 1 · .. Co:.i st rowed to a ty,•o _ oss · , s anc1a s
boat.length v · , Ken Conner (6 -4 ), . . 1ct~ry O\~r Ne\.\•port Harbor's K.C. •'!1 Alum.n1 outfit 1,vhile Connell (6.4 ) ;,ind Costa UC Irvine defeated . Loyola and Cal State "1es a s ,.lark W~ng
(Long Beuth ). (6·4 J.
"Our JV eight rowed
extremely \\'e l l last
week," says OCC coach
Dave Grant. '"The boot
looked very smooth. But
1,1:e still have a lot of im·
proving to do between
now and the Western
Sprints (May 16·17 )."
Varsity
100-1, M<1lfOJ (N) J. Oelklfl IL)).
Stlorilllut' ill. Tim1: 10.1. 220-1. M"lroy lN ) 2. Ahl!.lrom Ill
l . H""'1nn CN l. Time :22 9, ....0-1. ,t.M~trom Ill 2. H11 .... nn (N)
3. Wli~'i (NI. Time: s1 .o. aao-1. Ctlrke INI 2. Olt~e~ (NI).
ffll (NJ. Time : 2:01.6.
)\'....,port Harbor
;. John Dobrott was
iaamed most valuable
:l'h ursday night at
Jrrlewport Harbor High's
)ports award banquet
honoring the swim
j.eams.
North. II
R-.11
M.IC•"ll'Y.3D
AOboll. JO El(llandy,i~
Rlt llarO\, P·IO
Brc...n.c
Cllo.>11.c
Moll~,rl
V<1lnn. rt
Hud~.cl
Ll'<lne . 1b
Wnilt!lty. l D
l(iell'r. ID ' '
' • ' ' ' "
0 CoU•t•ill• Rac•I
1 8.1) •.n•.-v1••l ty e";,in1 tn..•t
Miit-i. Wener il I 2. Lundbl'ro
fl.l.J,Klll"'llL).Tomt! l :lfl.4.
2-M11e:...1. Welte• (L) J . Lundl)l'<O
fl.ll.E.rll \NI. T+mt: lO:CS.0.
110HH-1. B.,11141• Ill. 2. Bl~
Special award win-
ners :
V•rtilY r C•pt•in ' GeD<!lf! Nl'Wllnd; ~\I
, V•h .. Dll'. Jolln DoDrDll, MD'I lm-
P"O.-ed' ll'd MCG1 nll'y , J""ierv1r,;1w ~ c.p ... •n: MllCll Gr1y; MO,, Vll<W·
r Dll': M•ICll Gre y; MO~I lmp<owd:
• Oo119""'-dl'•.
"'""·Sotll'I • C~l•in: Tom Myer'; Most Val~
bit : .Joi'~•; Mo~t Improved:,,,.., ..
Mowrey.
llfilision ¥iejo
Mission Viejo l·ligh's
fC I F 4 -,\ s wif.llming
champions will be feted
with a sports awards
,banquet tonight at Mon-
tanoso Recreation
Center beginning at 7.
The guest speaker is
UCLA swim coach
George lfaines.
Golden Wes t
Terry Meisenheimer
'has been named Golden
West College's mos t
valuable basketball
player at a recent din-
ner . Jack Kelch wus
selected captain. Both
are sophomores.
Golden West's wrest!·
ing awards banquet was
held this afternoon.
Pro Scores
N.lllDl>•I 8•tketlNll AtM<i•liM CM;.,..I~ 100, New Yo•k 9)
A-rtC:afl ••tk.tlNll Atse<l.i!g.n New Yo•k 11~, Voroinlo1 ! ! I 1011
Kentucky 101, Memoftl~9l
\Jlll'll)I St.LOlllS98 ·
!">an •n1;.l;10 Ill. I "•:Ila"• 111 ~nYe• ue. S.n 011110 111
Mllllllill Ml<k•• LI .....
NY A:•"91•' 1, Pnol•Otlpl\011 ll<el
&u11..io •. Bostltfl 1
O<lt1go '· ll1nw\ Cllr I
~ ..... , ... O!t . p
Ororto, p
Tot•l1 ' ' JI 10
O 'II UC Bl'r-eltJ, N•r>ra•~•. S•n
10 0<0!90 Slille, w .. con,ln, W•sft lnqlon.
Sc: ore bJ ln11i1191 ' . GalaenW..~ 01S 121 ooo---'10 12
LAH•rDOr 102 010 000-1 s
ll:JO--. .. ~llJ elghl {lltll 'l.J -\,[C
• l•v•ne. UCLA. N••v. C•I S1att (l.Ooll
2 Bl'•cri•. H1•wa•d. B•i•••n co1umot1.
1 lTOC> lh•H in '"'" n .. •t ..Ov•nce !o Gold c .. p11,.,.1i•t noon ; ol""o row ;,.,·
S11v1• Cue>t1n1li 11 11 .111
Z..noll•. rf !lptlngmiln, lll
~tll't,2D Pryor. 11
GilJ.<lh
Ad•mo.cl
!i.llncli!e<ll. lb
~•irQw:I, c ....,.,,,.,, ..
Holl ttl, pl\
Oo119!111.p TofT\:M!, p
.. ' ' ' ' ' , '
II rlli ~ J0-1.,.,•o• ••••"' to .. •-0•~ 0 0 CwJt, Cill St•11' !LBI h"f<o bWlil, UC
0 0 Se<ll• B•rlwir1. !Mn O•ICIOS1•tt.
G 2 10·1}-t•••""'•" ~•gnt-OrdnQt . ' , ' 0 G Coili l, UC l<vo'1t. UC Btr~tlty.
o o W•1P11n91on, uc !t•nt• B1t11•••. ' ' ' ' , '
2 0 UCLA.
1 I 1G.lO-t r1,hman to.,•-O•anot
I 1 Coau. UC 1r von.e, UCLA. UC S..n , ' ' ' ' ' . '
G O OotgO, S..n OltOO Statt . Cll Stilt
I 1 !LB I.
0 O 11 -1<1n•o• -.•r•i1r l'IQlll--c>r.,.gt
Totalt " ' Sc:or1 .., 11111;,..,
0 0 Co••t , U C lrvl11e. H•rwlrO, • I Wa!l'ltnQton, UCLA, VC Bl'r~tler.
' 000 210 040-T
11.•S-•••••t Y tl9ht-Sol..er Cup h t lrll<ll\.
0 II 002 XfO-6 • Noo11-••••••1 t lgnt -Gold c .. p I I t•n•I•.
Pirates' Wilson 1
Wins Diving Title
NORWALK-Orange
Coast College diver Mike
Wilson won the one-
meter competition
Thu rsday to give the
Pirates their lone victory
in the opening day of the
South Coast Conference
swimming and diving
championships at Cer-
ritos College. Highly-
f av or ed Fullerton
College is running away
with the team title, total-
ing 56 points after
Thursday's five events.
Second place Cerritos
has 24 1/2 while OCC is in
fourth place w ith 191,~.
The meet continues
through Saturday.
Prelims Saturday begin
:.it 8 \.\'ith the finals set to
start at I.
The Pirates' Chris
Arnold had a third place
finish in the 500 free
(5 :07 .0). Mike Mitchell
was fi[th in the 50 free
(23.2) and Jim Turner
tied for sixth in1the 200
indo (2: 13.8). • ·
Soltlllt Coil$! C..flletl ltc:• ~ Team W:Dr•<tg -1. f"ul••ton 5t; 1.
C.rroi.... Jl~1; J. Ml. §.an AntonklU; .t.
Or.,,91C:0.1t1•v>; S. S.nta ArwO.
!iOO lr .. -1. Cameron If"! l:st.l ; l.
H•mllton lf"I S,01.S; l . ArnolO lOCCI
.5:01.0; •. O\apm1n ICI S: 11.4; S. HOflP
(f") S:ll .l ; 6. 1r11•~ (Ml. SA.Cl
S: H.•.
l'OO Incl. med.-T•rtor CF) 1:011; J, R1 io .. nti.111911 1 ·os.o; J. V•ron
!Ml. SAC! 1:0..6; 4. ,..ry (Cl
1:G7.0; J. Fr.,.m.,. (f") 2: 1.1
1
· •· (lle:I
T11rner IOCCI ano S 119 "' !Cl 2: IJ.I.
J(ll .... -1. f"torti !Mt.SAC! n .1; 2.
Olil Cf"I JJ.1; l . T111n1ka tC l22.1;1.
Carey CFJ 2l.1; . Mllchtll lOCCJ 71.2; 6. V1nderhlll CF) 2J,2.
~-mtlltr Olvln9-I, WU10n !OCCI lll.IO oolnu; J. 0 1e11r (Fl J. St!Jl>.
Dll'lil'IO IC I '· JollnMln CML S.ACI no unnort••1n .
•GO m10l1y rel1y-1. Futltr lon
J: ... J; 2. Cerrllos ):$6.0; l . Mt. Siln
Antonio I '02. 2; I. Or 1n111' Coal.I 4:1D.1.
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SPRING tfS TENNIS
'
SEASON.-·
so is Summer. Autumn. Winter
at the new
San Clemente Tennis Club
Help us celebrate the
beginning of tennis seasons
APRIL 5, 1975 '
3 PM-6PM .
630··C:•~ino d~ lqs Mares (nea · a...,.bo's) · > 1 its OPEN HOUSE .. ·
' ' Exh ibition Match 2:30
-
...
Friday, April"· 1975 DAILY PILOT 87
TRACK. • •
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For Coast Area
Women's Results
Vanguards Girls Ousted
Divide In Cage Play Twin Bill __ .... .,..11
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"SAN""" DI EGO-Dave
Horn pitched a four-
hitter lo pace Southern
California College to a
7-1 win over UC San
Diego Thursday aft er-
noon in the first game of
a baseball doubleheader ,
here.
Orange Coast area sion Viejo <ind held the~-
girls basketball teams • lead throughout.
fell on hard times Thur.;--Katy Eaton and Terry
day night and all four en-Gilreath were outstand·
tries were eliminated in ing on defense for t he
first round play of the an · 0 i a b I o s b u t th e
nual CIF playoffi:;. ~ha rpshoot in g of South
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Baseball
Standii,gs
SOUT HE ltl'I CAL. CONPElt•Nt:E
W L Gii
EilslLA S 1
Goldltl W.1! to 2
Se!tt• Monlt• ' l f:UoHonoo l 3
LACC.. 1 1
Cypre540 2 •
LAMlrbor I 5
Tllw•l4l,'1Scer91
Golden W.1t 10. LA H•rbor 4
Selll• Moftl'' 12. Cypre sl 'I &st LA 1. Rio Hondo I s.&twhr'•O•mn &st LA II Golden Wt11, 1 p.m.
LACC 11 CtprtU !JI
Sell!• Monie• 11 Rio Hondo
SOUTH COASTCDNFEAEMCE
' 1 .. ,
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San Diego, however,
exploded in the second
game to gain a split with
a 9-5 win ove r the visiting
Vanguards .
I-lorn struck out nine
and walked three and
surr endered only four
singles in winning the
opener.
Jim ~t i llsap blasted a
three-run homer in the
second g am c.
Fl"IG•m•
Newport Harbor fell to Pa!iadena at the free
a Louisville t eam of throw line gave them the
Woodland Hills, 59·M ; dL•cision.
Bishop M ontgom e ry M.,,i..iv1ei.1w 11lt>S.Pa..__
r lied F · y II s1 ...... 10 1 1111E:..01on e ounta1 n a ey, Root.u•!1) 1 111 G11•edt,.
50 ·32; South Pasadena oimo1o 1~1 c. n1sp<o..1 tripped Misi:;ion VieJ·o. C....r•1r0 111l c.. 11 1 MPv•~~ ~n (tl G l•IWOO<lt>"dll" 39-34; and Laguna Beach M""o" 'tl l•10 )to""ll 1vo .. lost to fourth -seeded Jlos~110 •,Se•1v1 H11t11noe; Soull'l l'd•dd~na, 1t 11 Valley Christian. 39-27.
On ly A-1atcr Dei re-"'••POl14Wl4ttJ l..tv•\••H~
mains in contention for ~~"1~:11 ~ • ~~;\!!.."':'::
Saturday·::; second round ic:110• !•i c. !Jsl ero~~ SI~ n~I (. IU I ttu1l""l action. w1u1 .. ..,,, 1101 c. <01 H.I"'' N e w p 0 r t a n d Scor•llQ lub1.: Newpod HerbOI'
SeOICtll ... OJ .. ' . '
Louisville battled evenly ::~ ~-Lo..••..-1111 -0o.,.11 •. Mcc:.r.
11 ,111 in the first half with the H••t11mr :Loul•v1111,,..JJ. . ' • • . ' ' ' . ' . ' ' . • • ' . " ' Sl:Of'• lly 111111 ....
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Hospital Unit
Seeking Gifts
. VolUnteers at Saddleback Community
Hospital's trift shop are looking for contribu· ~lions of clothing, furniture, small appliances,.
books and other Items which can be resold.
A hospital spokesman said donations to
the thrift shop are tax deductible .
.. The thrift shop is located at 23539 Calle de
la Louisa in Laguna Hills and is open from 10.
a.m . to4 p .m. Monday through Saturday.
Arrangements .can be made for pickup of
furniture or other large items by phoning the
· shop, S86·6870, during business hours.
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fBI Tidbit
WAS
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FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley
disclosed this information -known
by the FBI for sometime -in a state·
ment Thursday explaining a con-
troversial break~in of an apartment
A1arch 15 on a tip that Miss Hearst
was living there.
THE FBI WAS widely criticized
after agents broke into the apartment
in subui'ban Alexandria, Va., after
24-year-Old· Bernadine Davis delayed
admitting agen\S,_antil she could get
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had a definite &ir of authenticity -
particulartr the vital and previously'
unpublicized detail about her s hort
hair. ·
Kelley said the tipster was a womB.n
who said she worked for an Alexao·
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By JACKIE HYMAN
OftlM O.Uw Pli.t St.fl
An old play can be revived and
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F'rldlly. Ap111 4. 1915 DAllVPILOT Cl
Gary Bell,
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an old actor cun muke a com-
' .eback. J Things arc different in the
it just goes down the drain,'' said
James Penrod. acting chairman
of the dance department at UC
Jrvine.
He is one of four dance faculty
members who havu cboreo·
graphed works for a s how
.scheduled for April 10, 11 and 12
at 8 p.m. in lhe UCI F'ine Arts
Village Theater. ·
PENROD SA ID dancers as
well as choreographers have to
recognize the transitory. nature
of their "'ork.
Marlene Slivers and
Art Koustlk play
::C~~~~~1:t5 ~~pertory'a
f worldofdance. "Whatever it is that dra\1.'s
dancers to the art of-.dance', I
i:Uess that 'ti.._part of it . th<:il as you
get old,. \\'hatever work you've
done at tile bµrre over the years.
, it's going to go. loo. It's not like
Jhesc painte·r s that are dis-
-covered after their death.''
prod\tctlon o!
'Subject to Fits· ···it used to frustrate me a good·
' deal in dance but J 've learned lo ~ ;iccept that it's an ephemeral art ..
TicketS for the event cost $2 .50
tor 8dults and Sl.50 for StUdcnts
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graphy) for three nights and Ulen
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LAURIE CLARK ANDPAULBOot<Ell'IN 'CoNCl!RTO'
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Penrod choreographe~ a ·
classical ball~t. ··Concerto.'' IL
was a change from modern
dance. with \fhich he usually
"'Vt"Orks. -
DANCE LECTURER R oy
Filzell. wtJose choreography for
the sho1,1r is a· character piece
called .. Le Garcon," said he
chose his .style becc.iuse of the
music.
·· 1 was going to do something·
on the creation or the world and
this was on the.flip side (of the re-
cord ). Ttie r hythms appealed lo
me. So ihy tbought·line changed
to.an,entir.e ly diffe rent setting.··
The ·slory· of Fitz.ell's dance
takes-"'place in a French
restaur.ant and ·centers on the
·rantasies or the headwaiter.
'Other w.oi-ks on the program
'\are· ··Mystjque S ide . . ··. a
modern dance by Israel Gabriel.
and two works by Paul Shipton :
''Danz.a Roja,··. a character·
ballet, and ··20th Cenlury-Takt:
Two!", a nostalgia piece.
Amopg the lead dancers are Laurie~A . Clark.' Karol E. King,
Patrice Whiteside, Paul Booker,
Peter : S. Basfi. 1'i;mothy C .
l\.1clner.ney . Kathy Rump, John
\Volfinbarger·. Antonette Yuskis.
Suzanne O ls so n .. -~Jack M .
.Hen:Derg. William Hansen and
Ch~rleS lVooc;,~
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Unusual Play · at ··scR
··subject lo f'ils" isn't an or-
dinary play ~-and that's v.•hy
David Emmes wanted to direct
it.
·•1 had a very strong visceral
response 10 the play and what it
deult with. trying to find ol'der in .
a seemingly chaotic world ,'' said-
Emmes, artistic director -<>f
South Coast Repertory Theater
in Costa Mesa. ·
The play. under hi?; direction.
v.•ill open Saturday for a six-week
run. Tic-kets. which cost from
$3.25 to $5.25, arc available hy
calling 646-1363.
··Subject to Fits," Emmes ex-
plained, was written by Robert
Montgomery as a respon se to
Dostoevski 's "The Idiot."
"TllF: NOVEL is likL· a spr-
ingboard. IThc play uscs'I thC..
same characters and the concern
that Oostoevskt brilliantly ex-
plored in the novel ... It's about a
positively good man who be<.·omt'S ..
a loner. trying tu find thl' anS\\'t•1·
lo "the ullln1:.ill' un1\·e1·sal qu<.•:,-
tions that soont.'r ur later confront
t•very hum <111 lit·1nj!, ·• Emmt•s
said.
lie explainl'd thi.lt he \Vas
particularly <.1l tra<.'l(.'Ci to .. Sub·
ject to Fit!'>·' bec;,1u.s c of its
mode1·n approaeh tu lhc;iler.
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·'This is ,·ery cint1nali« 1n it.s
structurt'. It ust•s frcl· association
in thl' "ay lhc .sto1 ·y is developed.
1'ht.• v.'ork is understood through
fl't'ling rathe1· thoin through in-
tellect.°' Em mes said .
··t lend to like for myself
1nodcrn plays that arl'of the non-
re a 1 is tic !:Clll'C that the
challcngl'S art· to ust• all the
tct·hni<1ut•s of lh1.•at1.·r. I like plays.
th<.il r ecognize thl' <.1u<l1<.'lll'('.
.. TlllNGS TllA 1' i:ll'C lhe;;ilrical
· ;.ire neat. as compared to· little
box sets behind ·rour1h v.'alls·;•
Emmessaid.
The play. which is about Ulree
year old, includes music by the
play"•right. •
Sets and lighting V.'cre de-
signed by Susan 'fuohy. 'rhc cast
con~ists of G<iry Bell. l\larlelll"
Silvers, Art Kouslik, John-David
Keller, Sh;iron Crabtree. Jim
,aqrcss. 1-lcnry lloffman. Pegg}'
-r ~G,\~blc and llobt'rl \\11ight.
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. Sunday: OCC Sy·mphony Dance Theater Here
The Ut ah Repertory Dance Theater will be at Santa Ana
College, 17th Street at B1.islol Street. April 7, 8 and 9 for a rcsiden·
l'Y program. The Orange Coast Community
Symphony Orchestra will pre·
sent its second concert of the
1974-75 season Sunday at 4 p.m .
in the Orange Coast College
Auditorium, 270 1 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa.
Tickets. SI.SO for adults and. $1
for students, \\'ill be availabl~ al
the auditorium box office begin#
ning at 3 p.m. on the day of the
concert.
The orchestra, \\'hich is in its
14th season of operation, is under
the direction of Joseph
Pearlman. Pearlman is an OCC
associate professor or music and
a member of the Board of Direc-
tors for the college, conservatory
and university division of the
1\merican Symphony Orchestra
League.
Sunday's concert features
guest violin soloist Ronald"
Folsom. who will play Men-
delssohn's Violin Concerto.
·The performance ,marks
Folsom 's third appearance with
the OCC Symphony. Formerly a
resident of Orange, Folsom now
Jives in Los Angeles and is active
as a performer in studio, record·
ing and television work.
The coric~rt also includes the
overture "'.Etiryanthe:" by C.M.
von Weber; Prokofiev's sym·
phonic suite "Lt . Kije;" and the
"Nocturnes for Orchestra" by
Debussy.
The symphony is presented un-
der the auspices of Orange Coast
College and the Costa Mesa
Department of Leisure Servi~.
F\lrther informationtabout the
April 6 concert is ay~'Jro!I>
the OCC music ~( •t
556-5819. . ' r.:·-s.,.,..._.~T~l_. . ' . .. ~ •r • ~ '"' . 1'
ZUBINMEHTA
Zubin Mehta
Will Corulnct
Zubin Mehta, musical director
of the Los AngeJeS Philharmonic,
will conduct tflie Orange county
Philharmonic 1:~ciety·s concert
at .8:30 p.m. Saturday at UC
Jrvine1s CrawrorC! HaJI.
The' progra:m, which will
feature five soloists. will open
with Dvorak's ''The Wood
Dov~." Symphonic Poein, 'Op.
tfo,. fo11owect by Saint-Saens'
Concerto No; ~ .in A Minor for
Cello and Orcbestra, Op. 33, with.
ino Rosso, c!ellist. Excerpts
from Beethoven 's .. Fidelio"-will
be heard witb <the rollowing cast:
!by L"aslo,, saprano; Nancy
Trethaway, soprano; h-1ichael
Sells, tenor ;·· and Harold Ehns,
bass-batitone. '
Ticket inforrn~tion c:;an be ob·
_tain~ 1rom the Orange County
Pbilfiarmonic office, 201 W.
Coast High\\'.&~, Newport Beach,
"646-64.lJ. Single ttckets. if availa~
ble. are $4 and $6 adults. $2 stu-
dent.I.
The 18-member troupe will conduct. master class "'orkshops
for Santa Ana College students April 7 and 9. A free public dance
concert. s ponsored by the Community Services Office of the
Ranc ho Santiago Commw1ity College District. wi ll be ,give n Tue..'>~
day in Phillips 1-lall Theater at 7:30µ.m ,
1'he dance group was founded in 1966 through the cooperativll'
crro1ts of the Rockefeller Foundation and the University of Utah.
The company has toured 48 states including most of the na-
tion's metro1>0litan areas. New York Times c1itic Clive Barnes
described their performance as "impressive ... "
Further information concerning the Orange County ap-
pearance of the Repertory Dance Theater can be obtained from
the Comm unity Services Office al Santa Ana College. 835-3000.
Rock music. gospel music. Jewish folk Then on Sunday, April 13 , at 6 l·lall. The prog1·an1. ··J,iJdit•s or the 1-;, <'n
"" -~ dancing and a itpring carnival are p.m .. The Main Ingredient and Justus 1ng land Mid·uftc r noonl'" is diretted b~
~:i ~-among the events coming up soon a'l UC will give a concert at Crawford IJ ull . Lucien Coniglio.
, •Jtrine. . Tickets cost $4 .50 in advance (from Next v.•eck. UC I \\·111 have a carce1· ex-
.,-... i: 11\e 5peciat ·eve.nls wiU begin with 833-5547) and $5 at the door. A dance in , . pJoration session for y,·omen, callt•d .. 1\r1·
>"1 • Relijious Emphasis Week', Sunday the Uneoleum Room at lttesa Court will y,.·omeg's C~r~ers f.'air ~" It .... ill be hl•ld
,. ,.. • !It ~ • thn>UCh Friday, April 11. All aciivities follow. Wednesdayfrom,JloSp.rn.inthcCarctr
• · --:r.... ..~ . ,....uerree. -1 Additional -i nformation on Black-~ Planni.llg and PfWccmen\ Center, room
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A rilt-' • uc1' ' t .1 • ¥"-A. conceti of g0&pel and contemporary Culture Week events is available"by C~ll· 120of the SociaP ScierlCcTowe'\-. •
"'t ing833-7215.
, 1 • Christian music will be pr~nted by Tl.IE SEs'slON is open to the public
1 -•' • several gro\jps and the UCI Gospel Choir WAY%GOOSE. the annual'UCI spring without charge. Addjtional in formation
--• . in the Gate.way .Plua .a1.ll00Jl. Mooda.y. carnival. will be held in Campus P:irk ls avnllable by ealllrig 833-6881 or
A L D An exhibition of 'Jewish folk dancing will rrom 11 a .m . to6 p.m. Saturday, April 12. .8J3..7253. ·
Ot to ' 0 be-given. in Gateway :Plaza at rioon 'Therewillbecontinuousmusic,crartex-Also coming UI) thi!-i n1onlh, UCJ ;\s·
' :rhor~ay. hibilions, game booths and folk dancing. socialed Students v.•il\ 5ponsor concerts
Black Culture'Week wlll be celebrated · April IO, 11 and 12,' UCt dancers will by blues !\inger John Muyull aotl l'OCk ,
April 10 through 13 . The opening pro· preaent a concert '" the Fine Atts. singer J .. lnda Ron!'ltudt .
gram Wlll be at noon 'l'burtday il1: the Village Theater al 8 p.m . <see story ,._1uyull will pe rfor1n at 8 Jl.m . Satu1._ Mesa· court, residential compl~x. with a above). day, Aprll 12. L.inda Ronstadt will sin~ ~t
speech by Dr. Joseph White, VCI prores-Also on April l I nnd 12, a collcl'llon of 7:30 und 10:30 p.rn . <urduY,. AJ)ril 26 .
aor of comparative cuJl\ll'f; a readihg scene1 rrom fnrf&Oufll play,; about pro· Ticket11 arc SS in advunce. $G at the
rrom Ute worki or Lanpton Hughes and a sUt\ltes wlll b<! pi·cse.nt~ at 8 p.m. In the door eservaUons may be mude )>y call·
perfomi1nceby\lieW10.Prophet.s. Ultle Th••IAlr, room 181 or Humuntlie• ln&833·5547. L ""------------'!""---~~~--------....;,----~------------~~.~~~,--------------""I""'--------------~~ " r ~ :' • • ..
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(.'t CAILVPILOT . ' ••
Friday, April o4 1975
rrTryouts: Your Chance·f}. . ~
I •• The house lights are going
down, the curtain is about lo
rise-and it could be you "'aitinw
\0 step out onst agc
Performers, both cxperienl•ed
and fledgling, can try their luck
at auditions this v•eek for two
7 musicals, a romedy ;ind a
barbershop <1uartc l.
~ 1'h(' rirst tryout "'ill be Sat\lr-
0day ut 10 a.m . ;.it Sc:.>b:.1 s1ian's
\Vest Dinner Playhouse, 140
Avenida Pi co. San ClemCnte. 1'h"'
production \viii be of the 1nusil·t1l
··No, No Nunettc."
PF.RFORJ\IERS "'ill be paid
ror the run or the show. which is
from r-·t ay 29 through August 3.
..\.uditions <11'(' op('n to non·t.'Quity
perlormers .
Tho.se wishing to audition are·
Park Folk Sessions
. Jleturn on Sunday
..... ; -' -::1; The n1onthly s ummer .. Folk
·Music in the Park" series "'ill
:.!-start again Sunday with a noon to
4 p.m . session al Lake Park in
ltuntington Bearh.
The sessio n feature s
performances, on-th e -spot
lessons. a picnic atmosphere and
a chance to t a lk with other
players and folk musie buffs.
' ~ ~ ~
asked to bring.rnusic in lho·.cor·.
reel key : dancers shOuld brtng
taps. An accompanist will be
provided.
Auditions will begin Sunday
ror the spring production or the
musical, ''Cabaret'' at 'F\lllerton
Civic Light Opera.
On Sunduy, dancers audition
from 1 to 3 p.m ., singers and ac·
tors from 3 to 5 p.m. at 218 W.
Commonwealth, Fullerton (two
blocks west or Harbor
Boulevardl.
BOTH ACTORS and backstage
helpers can ~pply to HWltington
Beach Playhouse, 2110 N. Main
St., Huntington Beach.
Auditions for .. Your Daughter,
My Son," a comedy, will be held
lhere at 2 p.m . Sunday. Three
· . women and rour m en are needed.
Backstage helpers can call
842-3479 or 894-6786.
Singe rs who like to harmonize
can try out for the Santa Ana
Barbei:shoppers. lvlale singers
can audition at 8 p.m . Tuesday in
the First Methodist Church old
•
Curioars
Bob Anderson and Molly Harris perform a
scene from ''The Curious Savage," a
serious comedy which will be presented at
8 p.m . April 8 .. 9, 10, 11 and 12 in the
Fellowship Hall or St. Andrew's
Presbyte rian Church at 16th and St.
Andrew's Road, Newport Beach.
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NNGi:IT
Saturday, April 5. 8:00 p.m.
Soonaor•d by the Trojan Booster Club
ol University High SchOOI . lrvlne. CllUornla
3920 llRCH ST.
NEWPORT IEACH
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FOR ALL HUMAN BEINGS ·
On the Bayiri Cannery,Village
Balboa Pntinsulo
services Sunday 11 :00 a .m.
2814 Lafayette Ave., Newport Beach GWC Cl asses
Offer Music,
Art, Theater
Similar sessions will be held at
the same lime. the fi rst Sunday
of each month, in Lake Park,
located at Main and 11th Streets.
Spec.ial lessons will be ortered ;
this Sunday by Paul Wehmeyer
on ''Travis-st yle finger picking,''
and by Mike •Iarmon on "Claw
1-tammer Banjo.··
building, 6th and French Streets, ·----------~---------~--------------------
It's not too late to get into
classes this s pring at Gold£'n
West College.
Starting April 14, the college
will offer 50 ninC·\\'Cek t:l<Jsscs
both day and evening in a wid1..•
variety of subjects in busi ness.
social scienee, reereation and
fine arts.
Persons interested in enrolling
should go to the registrar's office
in the udministralion building.
The orfice \Viii be open from 8
a.m. to 10 p .m .. l\'l ond ay through
Thursday. <Jlld 8 a. m. to 5 p.m . on
1-Tiday.
In th e fint.' <Jrt s field. there arc
cl<Jsses in drav.'ing and painting,
printmaking and elching, photo
silk screen. and. ror the music·
minded ~ beginning guitar and
music theater "·orkshop.
Ot h er c l<J sses includ e
0 p sy t:holo gy or language.
persuets ive advertising, dcvelop-
ment <J! reading. vocational plan-
nin g. and first aid.
There is no ch.irge for de1y
classes to residenls of the Coast
Community Coll ege District. r\
fee of $6 per cou rse is charged for
evenin g t:lasses except for
·persons under 21 or ovcrfiO .
Steve Gillette und Dorothy
Robertson "·ill perform at 3 p .m .
in the Lake Park clubhouse. Ad·
mission to that event is Sl .50.
E verything outside of the club-
house is free.
1'hc park series is put on by the
lluntington Beach Friends of
Folk Music. a nonprofit organiza-
tion sponsored by the city's Al-
liE:'d Arts Commission.
Carro ll O 'Connor
I n M u sewn Bene fit
C<Jrroll O'Connur. Ralp h
Bell amy and Harry Morgan "''ill
read the wo'rks of the Russian
poel Ivan Elagin at 8 p.m. April
26 at the Laguna Beach Museum or Art.
The event, which will benefit
the museum, costs $5 per person.
Advance reservations are availa-
ble by calling 494-6531.
The evening will also include a
special s ho\ving of paintings by
Sergei Bongart. on display that
evening only. An exhibition of
Bongart's paintings \\'ill open
M<Jy 1 at Challis Galleries. also in
Laguna Be<Jch .
Santa Ana.
Five Groups
To Perform
In Series
The Harbor Area CommunitY
Concert Association is now offer-
ing season tickets to its 1975-76
series of five performances.
Memberships ilre $10 for adults,
and $5 for students, and can also
be used to attend community
concerts in nearby cities at no ad-
, ditional charge. Attendance at
community concerts is by mem-
bership ticket only ; no individual
tickets are sold.
The tickets are available by
calling 645·0479.
The season wi ll begin May 10
'vith a performance by the Aman
Folk Ense mble, Presenting
mus ic and dances of Eastern'
Europe, the Middle East and
Africa, at Newport Harbor High
School.
Other performers will include
the Romeros Duo. guitarists:
Stecher and Horowitz. pianists:
Simon Estes, bass-baritone, and·
the Ronnie Brown Trio. jazz
musicians.
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Dance, Jazz, _Drama-~It's All Here Times/ Places
TONJGlfr,APRJL4
·T~~ NIGHT OF THE IGUANA' -Tennessee
"".1lhams' play, al Cypress Co llege, 9200 Vatlley V1~w .. Cypress, in the recital hall of the Fine Arts
ewld1ng. 8:30 p.m , t.onlChl, Saturday and Aprll
II and 12. $2 .. Res,rrvatio'1S, 826·2226. '
'SUBJECT TO FITS' -Dramatic rantasy (&ee
page Cl), at South Coast Repertory Theater, 1827
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesu. Through May 11 .
$3.25 to SS.25. Reservations 646·1363. ·
DANCE CONCERT -1'he· Moving Company.,
modern dance troupe, at lhe Golden Weit Colleae
Theater, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington
Beach. 8 p.m . $3 adults, $2 students.
JAZZ BAND BALL -8 p.m. at .the Wilshire
Ebell Theater, 4401 W. 8th, Los Angeles. Jazz ~:',lnds of Buddy Burns i.lnd Chester Zitrdia. 11ckets i.lt all agencies and box ofrice.
'~E AND BESSIE' -Linda llopkins as gospel
singer Bessie Smith, at the Mark Taper Forum
Los Angeles Mus i~ Cente r , through May 3. Jn '.
rormation, (2IJ} 626·7211.
'FATHER'S DAV' Dr<1matic comedy, fo r
adults only, at the Actor 's Pluybox Theater,
Golden Wes t Col lege , J-luntington Beach.
"Performed by Irvine Community Thea•.er. Con·
tinues through next weekend. Res ervations
:157-7297.
'RING ROUND TUE MOON' -Romantic farce
starring Michael York and (;i.>"nis Johns. al' the
Los Angeles~usic Center Ahmanson Theater,
through May 10. Jnformation (213) 626-5781 .
'ANOTHER PART OF TllE FOREST'-Lillian
Hellinan dran\a, through April 12 at the Hunt-
ington Beach Playhouse, 2110 l\1ain St. Reserva-
tions, 842·5421 .
'F.VERVBODY LOVES OPAL' -Vintage com·
edy at the Westminsler Community Theater,
7272 Maple Ave. Weekt!nds through April I2.
Reservations 893-8626.
'THE MALE ANIMAL' -At the San Clemente
Community T heater in the Cabrillo Playhouse,
~2 Avenida Cabrillq. Through April 12. Reserva·
lions 492-0465.
'MINNIE'S BOYS' -Musical about the Marx
brothers, al the Costa !\fesa Civic Playhouse ,
Orange County Fairgrounds on Fair Drive in
Cos ta Mesa . We~k ends through April 12 .
Reservations 566-5391 .
'SEASCAPE' -EdY•ard Albee play starring
Deborah Kerr and Frank Langella, at the
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llj)AT SHOW -Powerboal8, lillboals, de·
'mo.ttrattoa1, at Lido Village, NewPort Beach
<oU Newport Boulevard on bay side south of the .Arc~brtdge). 4 lo JO p.m. lodai, 10a.m.to10
p .m. Saturd•Y.· 10 a .m. to 9 p .m . Sunday. Paid
adniltslon.
SATURDAY, APRILS
,RODEO -2 p ,m. today, and Sunday al the
t>far\ge County Fairgrounds, on Fair Drive in " Coita Mesa. 'l'op pros, including Larry Mahan.
.Benefit for Children's Hear~More Institute. 'SS
adult.11 $2.50 children. Special rodeo parking~
west isJd.e ot 1rounds ..,... enter '/'la Arlineton.
Fairview or Fair Drive. '
WS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC ~ Cond~led
by Zubin Mehta, at UC Irvine's Crawford Hall,
8:30 p.m . Csee page Cl). Information 646-6411.
BLUEGRASS CONCERT -Canyon Grass, at
Valley High School in Santa Ana, 8 p.m . in the
audi~rium . $1.50 adults, $1 students.
CONCERT PREVIEW -Or. Maurice Allard,
ACTRESS GLENDA JACKSON
Starring In 'Hedda Gobler'
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UC J profe ssor , previewing tonight 's
philharmonic concert. Preview free, open to the
public. 7 p .m . at UCI Reeital Hall.
POP MlJSIC -Kenny Rogers and the First Edi-
tion, at Knoll's Berry Farm, 8039 Beach Blvd.,
Buena Park. 6, 8 and 10 o'clock tonight, 3, 5 and
7 p.m . Sunday.
SUNDAY,APRIL6
LOS ANGELES BALLET -At Chapman
College, 333 N. Glassel! Sl., Orange, 8 p.m. in
Memorial Hall Auditorium. $4 reserved, $3
general admission.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE SYMPHONY -4
p.m . in the college auditorium. $1.50. (See page
Cl l.
PERCUSSION PERFORMANCE -By Doug
F\Jlford. UC Irvine Concert Han, 8 p .m . Free.
GUITAR CONCERT -Works of Dowland, Bach,
de Falla, performed by three guitarists. 7 p.m .,
Maria Ledda Conservatory or Music, II7 N.
Claudina, Anaheim. Free..
TUESDAY,APRIL8
'CURIOUS SAVAGE' -Comed y by J ohn
Patrick, 8 p.m. tonight and April 9, IO. ll and 12
in the Fellows hip J.lall or St. Andrew 's
Presbyterian Church, 16th Street and St. An-
drew's Road, Newport Beach. $2 adults, $1 stu-
dents, $5 ror family or any size.
'HAIR WITH A FLAIR' -1975 hairstyles in
Golden West College's annual spring hairstyling
competition among cosmetology sludents. 8 p.m.
in the community theater, 15744 Golden West St.,
Huntington Beach. Free.·
ORGAN RECITAL -Orange Coast College
music professor J ustin Colyar, 8 p.m . al Im ·
manuel Baptist Church in Long ·aeach, 3215 E.
Third St~, near Redondo. Works by Couperin,
Bach and Ives. Free.
DANCE CONCERT -Utah Repertory Dance
Theater, 7:30 p.m . in Phillips Hall Theater, San-
ta Ana College, 17th Street al Bristol Street.
Free. (See page Cl ).
CHAPMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA -8 015
p.m . in Chapman Memorial Hall Auditorium, 333
N. Glassel! St., Orange. Works by Tchaikowsky
ind Schumann, plus ;'Tintinnabulations :
Collage". commissioned work. Free.
HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND ORCHESTRA
FESTIVAL -8 a .m. to 5 p.m ., Orange Coast
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'ETRUSCAN TOMBS OF VOLTERRA' -,-Film
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'llEDDA GABLER' -Ibsen classic, starring
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Hartford Theater, 1613 Vine St., liolly\\·ood.
Tickets at Mutual, Li~rty, Wallich's agencies.
T HURSDAY, APRIL 10
FACULTY DANCE CONCERT -Works choreo·
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Theater , 8 p.111 . S2 .50 adults, $1.50 students. (See
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~erious Drama J!O.kft:s
~,.: The pendul~m of pre(erence umong the com· -;-. · ·l munity theaters on the Orange Coast, which has I •~n~ .
:i,1 wun1 overly far 1n the direction of corned>: this nlw111~1
'.I •ea1on. may be swinging back toward the middle 9. • " T" · ~1 ~:~e spectrum when the l~:S-76 ~c~edules co~e I C>iftl ~ Ill.I$
. This season only the Lida Isle Players, with ,. ..
1 one drama in two sho.ws, and the. Irvine Com· .• -. j • ~
,. munity Theater, offenng two senous pliiyS in the rO-n whith ends with perf011manc~ Lb.is ~ee~ ..... ~five productions, bffered any sort of balance. and next. "The audience just seem11ntb,alled 1 Next season, they wilJ be joined by the Hunt· with it. They seem to be CMplurect ~ it; you-can •
.'.ingtonBeach Playhouse. senseitonthestage." "' 1 -..;.. ••
· Traditionally the rirsl local group to an· And, despite th~ rears voiced prior to opening •Jl>OUn~e it.s season, the Huntington Seuch group is night. ''Forest'' i& puying its w4_x q·~°"iC,I)'.
''tn the midst or rormulating its new schedule, with the. fin>t two Saturday ni"bt:. perfOrloa.oc~s
•r und at least two or the five plays will have a sold out und impressive advance reservati.on.s for
:1 serious theme -Reginald Rose's ''Deur thelasttwoweekendsoftherun. •.
: Friends" and Lillian Hellman's "The Little ,
:· FoXes." A mystery plu,y with dramatic over-SERIOUS drama also ls enjoying bris.k box QC·
: tones also may be added. rice business at the Irvine Com~unity Theater,
\vhere "Father's Day" is now playing the second
,( WlllLE NOT Cinulized, the Huntington oC ,three !fcheduled 'weekends with a fourth
;lieacn aj.!encta for nCxt season ).)rom1ses to be weekend 's holdover, April ~27, under:-' con-
. J)e tneuticst in many years, tnanks in large sideration. . ,
measure to J\.1 uurcen Shurbsole, chairmun of the These two plays constitute a rull 50 percent ol
' playhouse's pl.ay 1·eading com'mit~ee and strong t~e dramatic efferings by coastal eomm\.U\ity
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Heayy drJ!.ll!i'~ )las been co~plCuous b)S lt'a absence thlr ' -.euon oo rout coaat '1ta1e1 _...the
Laguna 14!1i!l\Wi Playhouse, the Colla M11a
Civic P,lay~O..~; !be. We~l'!ll9•l~r C<lfnmunilY
Thu•ter ''ljll , J!<~n Ql.ojnqnt~ ,Communl)Y , •
Thealer. SUol\}\a, rnot a,Jw§lftn t,he cue.
HopeCUll)I I~•.\ tlieatet• wl\l l09k let the
example••• 1!1.·tll~.o!:fuoltrwton 'acli PltYho\!le, Y.'hich is provlrtg wilh "Anot er Part ot the ,
Forest" tbpt rpeal)iOlf\-1.L.druma, when lkillfu.l,ly ...
preSented,1carl Wtt!.d its o~ ull~e Uc~~& wln w ... .,
.@dvocale of serious theater. Mi ss Shrubsole, ·theater s this season. The other two are the Lido
.who excell ed lust season' in :·Monique," curre nt-. ~----------,r----------11 ·fr is one member or u top-notch cast in
,. .. Another Part of the Fo;QSt," far and uway the
"finest off e1·ing m ountt.>d by a local theater all
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:performance in the Lillian Hellman drama, a ~~=·-..==~mf7~14~1~.,,~--~-~~~:;;~=====~~ prelude to next seuson's "Little Foxes." Jean
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Formal Affair? Whe~e?
Consider this location : a
stylistuy moderQ glass guebo
(ordinarily used as a sales and
showroom) on the comer of a
heavily traveled intersection.
That doesn't add up to u likely
setting for black ties, evflling
go"•ns and veal Wellington. It
works, thoug h, and beautifully,
as "'e learned re<'enUy at etn un ·
usual aff3ir.
. Party \\l orld l'ol.·hi<'h rents a<'· ~· tessori~s for any kind ol SO<'ial
~WO<'tion • eleeled to celebrate the
, :opening of its n ew Cos.ta Mesa
:i!!!adquarters right on the spot.
8;,~ task of pre paring and Ser\ .. ~lng a sumptuous bill ot fare "·as
...... ignt"d to another Cbsta Ml"Sa
firm. Catering l 'nlimitK
...... THE GAZEBO bt'('ame. if only
·for a night, one o( Orange Oxin·
· l \)''s best dining establishments.
1Jlut something simila.r could be
·:S IJ'ranged anyv•here. thu.nJss to
Catering Unlimitl"d 's 'aried ·
ier••ices. •
S e tting . up a tt"mporary
gourmet restaurant presents no
roblems for Bruno and Eve
Biava. the s avvy husband and·
Out 'n ' About
Norman Stanley
wife team behind this ~pcration.
A 'total of 22 guests sat down to
Party World's Cormal dinner.
The excell ence of the rood mudc
it hard to believe the major pre·
paration ha d taken place some
distant'e away, "'ith only the
fi nishing touc hes applied in a
nearby port a bit• kitchen.
Catering Unlimited lends to
the presentation of food as much
as to preparation and service.
\\l'hether the occasion is a private
individual's paTty or one sl:.iged
by a big corporat,\on, display re·
('('i\"es attl'"ntioq . ·
If the function has a theme. the
decorative a<'cessories will curry
out the motif, as will the attire or
ser \'ice pers onnel ·when ap·
propriate. Some of the themes
th a t have been executed in·
elaborate detail havC been
nautical, "'estern, Greek, Mex-
ican and Meditl'rr;_in can. or in·
volved Christmas. l::;_ister (:l!ld
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other holidays. .:
Tbc focal point or • large buf·
Cct spl'ead may be a handsome ice curving, which eao even take tJle f 'or m of ~ c'oMpany
trademark. us was~ cfUe Y.t~lh an ice sc ulpture sb8Ped ·~e a
miner panning gold at a retep·
tion hos ted by ,Goldeb ~ilte
Rank. '
_ ANQ. AS PA'llT of their Aolal
package ror . party planning,
Cll.terlng Unlimited Un provide
the-s~rvices of entertaJner:Jrung-
ing frorp a magician or-s.trolling
musicians to puppet~rs. '
C1'leiing Unlimited is -l~ated
at 629 Te rminal Way, fl8, Costa
A1esa, 646J8808, ·
The ~lavas also operate the de-
lightCul Eve's GourmetSandwieh
Shop at 176'7 Newport Blvd.,
Cost a t.1esa. The house specialty
is a wide selection of top.notch
sandwiches. And there's u take·
out service if you 're in a hurry.
B1·eakfasi \s served al E\le's
bel\l.'een tile· hours or 6:30 a nd
10 :30 a~m . Sandwich sf!rvicc COO·
tinues until 4 p .m . .,
Dra111a
Jean Koba is shown
here in a scene from
the Lillian Hellman
drama ''.Another
Part of the Foresb,"
at the Huntington
Be ac h Playh_ouse
through April 12 .. The.
phone number there
is 842-5421.
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Orange Const fans of Centerl from Wednes-Tickets are now on
ice skating will have u day, April .23. throui:h sale ut the Long Bell.Ch
chance to see some of Sunday. April 27; then 11~ Arena and ut Mutunl ,
the field's topperformers th e Los Angeles Sport.I Wa llic hl), Liberty and
in · two events : u Are na from Tuesduy, Ticketron ugencics.
televis ion special airing April 29, through Sunda,y Mull orders ore now
Tuesday 8nd the 35th Ice Muy 11 . being accepted nt the Copad~ in Long Beach, Reserved seats are $3 Long Beuch Arena und
April23throughApril27. to $6, with youths 16bd special groUp discounts
"Aft Evening of Chnm-under half price at some are avullable by contacl·
pionship Skating.'' u performances. ingthegroupsalesoffice
00-minute s pecial fcatur· 'fhe show s tarts al 8 i":.:l~(:'.20:13=)=4=3:::7::;-2;:2:::5=5:;. :----ing some of the best 1ex-p. m . Wednesday, Thurs-
hibitfon s katers in the day and Friduy und 9 HAMMY
Id 'II i KCET S M -cot.l>'6'A.1'1-!H "'Or , w1 a r o n , p.m . aturday. at1nees
Channel 28. Tuesday ul are Saturdat y at 1 and 5 SPEAKS OUT In th•
8:30 p .m . p.m., Sunday at 2 and 6
The progra m wa s p.m. ' 1 DAILY PILOT
taped in December or ~----------L--------
lust year . a t an unnual
charily event begun in
Boston by former Olym·
pie skater J ohn Misha
Pelkellich.
KCET repeats the pro.
gram Friday, April 11, at
lOp.m .
The 'Jcf; Capades will
play at the Long Beach
Arena (Pacifi c Terrace
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Career Fair Set
By GEOR GE LEIDAL
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A P·L-A-Y is in town.
Th e play is ''Ring
Around the P..toon" and
it's at the Ahmanson
Theatre, Los Angeles
Music Center until May
10.
It's a captivating even-
ing of e ntertainment
penned by Jea n Anouilh
in 1948. Christopher
Fry's 3.daptation is lov-
ingly preSented by the
Center Theatre Group in
a production stunningly
directed by "Joseph
Hardy and designed by
Anthony Pov.·ell.
The whol~ is a rich but
frothy, lively but e legant
divertisscment. It's 1.1
play, not a message.
Anouilh does not prod
the brain. He soothe~ il.
'Father's Day'
., Actress Shines •
By J ACK I E HYMAN ,
OftlM D.lllr ,_. .. tSt.lfl
"Father's Day" is a
ii funny, bitter, poignant
and incisive play.
, The c urre nt produc-
1 tion by the Irvine Com-
munity Theater does
I justice to tbe script. by
• Oliver Hailey. = A large s hare of credit :i belongs to Beth Titus, a
l talented 8'ctress. playing
her first really shrewish -j role a nd succeeding r c-
,j,1 markably. She hits the
~ painful m ome nts without
holding back and makes
her character real.
The o t her .l wo
'II divorcees are excellently
.:a portr ayed by . La Donna
~ deBa·rros and Sandy 1 Pilskus. M.iss deBarros
:!brin gs lire and
.., vulnerability to her role
:: and Miss Pas kus con-:~ tributes -a feeling of
~re s trained pass ion
• perfectly suited to the
:j t'haracter.
The thrU h usbahds,
played by Don 1-George,
Charles ·Anth-Ony and
Robert Sa x , hav e
much smaller roles but
all give fine understated
performances.
The direction by Tom
Titus superbly brings out
the individual charac·, ·
ters and also s ucceeds in
its stage business.
··Father 's Day •· has
some strong language in
it, which is why ··no one
under 16 is admitted lo
the the~ler . The
vocabular y is n ever
excessive howeve r , and
s hould not be offensive to
most adult theatergoers.
The play continues
through next weekend a t
the Actors' Pla ybox
Theater on the Golden
West campus in i-lWlt-
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•• .ALBERTA~
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to the heart by the time· The Nc,vport City Arts
honored route . We'l'e Festival, scheduled for
served up bon·bons of t.1ay 10 and 11 this year.
\Vil , canapes of charm is offering a purchase
and trays full of trifl es. a "·ard of up to $500 and
a ward s i n oth e r · Tf'le only mora l im· categorie5 for \:a rea
Coru;tline Regional Oecupational Pro-
gram rrill s pon!)or 10 booths at the 1975 Career
Fair at the An(:lheim Convention Center, .800
West K.aq:ella, April 8, 9 and LO.
' Hours If or tf!e (air will be 9 u.m. to 9 p.m.
April 8 and 9, a nd 9 a.m. to 2 p.cl. April 1p. Ad-
mission is free. -·
1 P: PrQgf.am\li rePresented at the Fair "'ill be:
"IRAHHIGAH''
"U.SY RIDER" IPGI
perative is this: Every t . t • ar 1s s. .
evenin g should h (:IVC a The show . which "'ill
h(:lppy ending. be at Lido Village and
advert[sing mel:iia, automotive, clerical·
compu er-keypunc'h, early childhood aide,
financia~ h~alth occupations·, manufacturing,.
merchandising , and restaurant training.
.. YOU"4G FIAHKEHSTllH" IPGI
~IUSS 'I AMPlll IOU.ii" ,
The end of the U.S. in-will have a bicentennial
volvemenl in southeast theme , \Vi ii inc lud e
Asia is no more happy sculpture and crafts. En· D
than wa s France's. lriai; s hould d epict ance Group
Perhaps Ano ui lh un-any ing in .the Nc,vport
dersloodthe needtopro-he r· age. Boys and girls of
vide m o ments of real Additional inror mation elemen tary and ti ig h
escape to refresh minds about the competition is school ages ate invited to
heav'y wi th concerns ava ilable firbm th e join .the Red D<lwn ln-
.. abou t th e future of Nc,vport Be&ch City Arts di an Dancers, who meet
civilization. Commission, 673 -2110 or at 7:30 p.m . each Friday
·As if to reassure us life r-67::5=-8662==· ==''::c-----, al Juliette Low Elemen· wUJ go on. Mic hael York, tary School, 215 N• Ven·
GI · h K. w· [ 6 J ~ra, Anaheim. yn1s J o ns, 1tty tnn 42 -4321 ; Practice sessionS con~
und Kurt Kasznar team Oirecl or colle ct , sist of learning basic
with Anouilh, polishing st'eps in tri"'al1d a nce pat-h · g· g to subscribe to u every nuance, nn 1n terns.
honest laughter to in-YOUR hometown .Further information
sides soured with and paper, the JJlOY be had by calling
yielding us a plaY,_. A Russ Ellis at 995 -7603 or DAILY PILOT comedy· At last . Doris Re nck at 527-6950.
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"Ladies of the Corridor," ~
drama by Dorothy t>urker and
Arnaud d 'Us scuu, will stu~Cloris
Leachman at 9 p.1n . on Thursduy
on Channel 28, K CET.
The play foc uses on the lives of
lonely women living in a small
r esidential hotel in the East Six-
ties in Manhattun . Clori s
Leal•hman portrays u recently
widowed woman, Lulu Ames,
who comes lo New York City
from Akron, Ohio, to be near her
son and daughter-in-law.
June Wyatt portray& an invalid
l'Onfincd to a wheelchair, a seem·
ingly sweet a nd gracious lady
who blackmails her ''devoted"
son (Richard Lenz) int.o giving
up his dream of returning to
teaching.
Neva Patterson is Connie
Specials on TV
' 'TwO musical spcciuls und a
National Geogruphic journey in·
LO man's origins v.'ill be among
.the highlights or this \VCekend's
television viewing.
··rh_e Na'tional Gcoi.:ruphit·
Spe<.>1al "Or. l.c.ikcy and the
Dawn or Man" will be shown ~pturday <il 9 p.m . on Channel 11.
'fhc fiO -minulC' spec iul
highlights the findings 0£ Dr.
Louis Leu key and his wife Mary,
Including evidence of the ex-
i~Lencc of man on this planet at
least lv.'o million yce:trs ago.
''6ACKSTAGf: iJl the
American Song Festival " e:t
special hos ted bY songwrite; and
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!'e ~~=~rs of the !0~~
Arthur.Lyman Show, : \J 1!'!<
sho~n .here, perform .~·1 ""~
begmnmg at 9 p.m. 1· 1(
nightly at Ka m's ~ r ·
restaurant, 2121 E .
Coast Hwy ., Corona
del M·ar. $1 cover
Fridays and
Saturdays.
µerformer Paul Williams, wiU be
aired Sunday at 8 p.m. on Chan-
nel 9.
The American Song Festival
offers songwriters Crom C:tll over
the world the opportunity to have
their musil' heard by the indu~y
lind introduced lo the putruc.
LOS ANGELES' av.1 ard ·
winning reportory company
Teatro Popular is spotlighted in
the special ··narrio Azt.eca, ''Sun-
day at9p.m .on Channel 11 .
Filmed durin g a recent
perCormance, the special pro·
vldes an excellent introduction to
this unusual g roup of piayers,
who combine music, comedy and
social comment.
Alice is
35. She raso
12-yea-
ok:Jkd
lOgetrer
the/re
n_mrg
GAOy
Iron h:Jrl'e
Mercer, one or the few women in
the hotel who has a job she likes
and a life she enjoys.
KCET will repeat the produc·
tion Ap,ril 12 at 9 p.m ., und April
13at2p.m .
Symposium
For Writers
A weekend symposium for
writers will be offered by UC '
Irvine EXtension on April 11,
12and 13 .
The symposium, which will
be held on the campus, will in·
elude discussions with and
speeches by a number of pro-
fessional authors, poets, nov-
elists and playwrights.
During open periods, stu-
dents may submit samples of
their own work to be read and
~discussed. ·
The symposium , which is
coordinated by UCI pro£essor
Robert Peters, costs $45 for
credit, $40 noncredit.
Additional information is
available by calling 833-5414.
Jack Lemmon Anne Bancrof~
1n A MELVIN FRANK Production of a NEIL SIM()-l Play
The Prlsoner of Second Awenue
WIHHER THREE
ACADEMY AWARD
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'DISCOVERY,' BY CARDLE MATWOOD. SEE 'OIL PAINTINGS' BELOW . .
Laguna Art Show Opens
MEMBERSHIP SHOW/RETROSPECTIVE -
Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 307 Cliff Or.
Works by museum members and a retrospective
by William H. GriCCith, opening Saturday. Recep-
tion 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Through April 27. I-lours :
ti :30 a .m . to 4:30 p.m . daily. Free .
SCENIC AND ARCHITECTURAL
PHOTOGRAPllV -By Bruce Barnbaum, at
Golden \Ves l College Gallery. April 7 through
May 2. 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach.
Slide-lecture program 8 p.m. \Vednesday.
Hours : 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . v.·eekdays, 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday. Free.
'MISSISSIPPI FOLK ARCIDTECTURE' -His-
torical photographic study, today through May 4
in the Orange Coast College library, 2701
Fairviev.' Road, Costa Mesa. 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
v.·eekdays, 10 a.m . to~p.m. ""eekends. Free.
OIL PAINTINGS _:__ By Carole Matwood, at
Collector's Choice Gallery, 666 N. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach, April 6 through May 3 ..
I
Galleries J Exhibits
Reception Sunday, 4 to7 p.m. !lours 10 <.1.111 . to S
p.m. \Vednesday through Sunday.
CRAFTS SHOW -Works by local craftsmen and
quilt v.·orks by Kathleen Cartit!r, at SequOia Wine
Cellars, 3300 W. Coast Hwy. f'\c\\"pott Beach.
Sunday, 10 a .m . to 6 p.m . only.
SU RREALISM AND ACRYLICS -By Flavio
Cabral and Albert Clymer, at Challis 1Galle1;es.
1390 S. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. Through April
27. Hours : 11 a .m . to S p.m. Wednesday through
Sundays.
WATERCOLORS BY SANDRA BEEBE
Garden Grove Artisans' Guild, 9858 Garden
Grove Blvd. April 6through May. Demonstration
and reception, 3 p.·m. Sunday.
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J.tovies: LaUghter, Love and1 M~·~der.
A WOl\t AN UNDER Tll E
r"NFLUENCE John
<;asliavetes has dont.· it
aaitain , chost·n uniformly
tJ·ivial rnatt•riul a nd de·
livered li son1e1\•hul pro·
, found the1ne burit•d ulive 111 I a borint: epic of lt•d1u1n.
Peler Fu lk is good . Gena
: Hov.·land s (Oir et·tor
, CastiU\'Clcs ' I\ ifcl is great,
bu t th e \~o•nl'n 's·
lib/humun·lib ffil'Ssagt• JS
Stll't'IY abused IJ y lht· hun1c
kind of C)(l'ess that \\'OUndetl
Cassavetl's' othcl' film s
.. tlusbands" und "l\1innil'
and Mw.t•o"itz."
TllE PRI SON J~K OF
SECOND AVENUE Tht·
st·ript for Neil Si n1011 's t·o1n
edy liboUt u 111hJdlc·U1lt'J I t-uuple coping 11·ith t•111nt·
~nd the recession Set•n1s tu
ha\'c been llllSlt•d togetht·r
from scenes rejet·tt•d frorn -
his prC\'ious \1ritin gs. Goud
acting by Anne Bancroft
;ind Juck Lt•inmon can·t
t·ompcn :.u\t• for lh t·
u11k 11•;ird t·u1nLin;.1t1on ,,f
· 1·llu1king jokes ;ind n cr1 ou,,
tlruma.
\'O UNG F RA N K -
ENST EIN -'rhc humor 1:-
juvenile and lhc purody 1s
he<1vy ·h undcd , but f\11'.'I
Bro~s· tukt.•·off on lht•
classic horror tale emerges•
as a refreshing journey into
.absurdity and irreverence.
!Some topn ott·h
' performanct.'S even succeed
Jn introd ucing s ubtlely
\\'here none appet1rs lo ha,·e
been v.Titten.
Bttrti.11 llnd· J.hers .. "1~bQC.°.o&·,., 1
whot6e polilil'lll le61derli wre seen 1\$ • victim qnly of
fight . for l'eCOi(Dition. 'fh.e be(li*nlng to gel lh1l'l"i:!y{ Jt 'i li\Ociety) ftOl of hllf OWD fi tiws,
solution to the mu'rder 1s CHke!I phtcc on elect Ion t'\'t',
11.nticlimatic und the 111c· ~· T ll E GOD F ATll E R
cents pbonx-, b4J. f4'Sl j>Hcinw:....,' 1 1 .,ART JI -Francis Ford
keeps you eng*eep, • · LENNY -Bob Fosse's Coppola'11 prologue and con·
' ' fictionalized O<'l'OUlll o( the .. tinbalion of the flcUonal
SHAM POb -~ Wiurren ~ 'rise •nd Cu ll of t•onlrovershtl ~orleone Mafia fam ily story
Beu.tty is i~h e •aftr~clive i ~mic .l,.cnny llfucc ilani. is superior to the flnsl •·The1
Al.ICE DOF:S:'lo"T LI VE
llERt: ANYM OR E -EUt•n·
Burs1yn is ut her best in this
scnsilivt• story o( u "'idov.·t-d
110111 :111 und her irrcprt..>sSi ·
IJll· .-.1111 fighting to SUl'\'i\'t•
un ht·1· limited 1nusi{'ul
:1l>llit1t·s. Not 11·ithout its
f;iults, "1\licc" is full of
tl'llth und humor us Kris
l\n:.\Qfft•rsun ht>lps lht• t11·u
understand that peaee is u
:.t:tll' of n1ind . not u J,ltX>··
.,:i·;i11hit·ul plill'l'.
· Beverly R llll4 •Ci'spnovll · Dustin 1-loffman uni:!. Vult>ric -Godfather." Violence is
!It l· Hot: R ON T II E hw,lrdresser w.bo ''pends llS Perr;ine us Lennyl11 wire, d9wn. emotion is up in this
ORJl::NT t::X PH ESS -Bet-much.time 1.n,' Aed .with his •"llonlly.. 1.n black ¥hd, wJ:i.ite, r;i.ch p~ucllon, which sta11
IL'!' than 1no st all -slur customers as ·he ddes on t 11ie movie cupture!i_ the O(I.: Al Pacl\'O and says u lot
\'l'hicll·s. this Sidney Lumel their hair. Un rese.-ort;d and· •il:·cssivu m<>?d of ,'\~e l_imc, at?o~~ th~ losing inherent in
htrt•t.-n ;idu plat ion of the occasionally (l)'l.ny, "Sham -·. but Bruce 1s gla't!-Ortzfld , v.1 n'rnng at any cost.
Ag;itha l'hri:>t ic novel lets poo" is alooiihe1ia<fstory ol. r:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ only .-\lbl·rl Finney (u ncl his _peOple's p;enonal ~\'es out L
h;iirJ shine. \\'bile Luuren of control, and JOI 11 people ...
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'Seascape' Surprismg .: . . . pne admission entitles YoU lip to 5 hours skating fun.
By J ACKI E HY!\ol AN
01 ll'!• 0•1ly Pllol Still!
·Seascape' is an unexpeclL>d play.
Frank Langella is an unexpected
iJClor.
In the current production or Ed\varcl
,\Jbee's ne\V \York al the 'Shuberl
·rhcater in Century City. both play
and actor are resounding successes.
Lan gella i s a pO\\'erful. vulnerable
<ittor 1vho even in soml' of the 1110:-;t
unusual tnakeup in stugl' history still
n1an ages t o exude ·a rnasc ulinity
rivah.<tl o nly by th:l l of Yul Brynncl'.
fie is v.·ell matched \\'ith fine
performances by veterans Deborah
Kerr and Barry Nelson and by a \·ery
talented young al'lrt.·ss. J\1aurecn An-
derman.
A lheateri:ocr may \\'ell approach <\i 'f
nc"'' play by Albee wi.th uncertainty. -
The playwright's \Yorks have ranged
from lhe superb "'Who's Afraid . ·or •
Virginia \Voolf? '' to some un bearably
boring exercises in 'theatrical empti-
ness.
Al the beginning o( ··St=ascapc." one
notes ¥.'ith r e lief that il has a stunning.
set. l'ealistic dia logue (Albee has a
good ear J and beli evable c haracters .
• Suddenly t he p lot takes a n unex-
pected t urn and, h8.p'pil'y, one Which
•••
ca rries the audience· wij.h it amid ICE CAPADES CHALET t;OSTA MESA
laughter ·f:lnd d elig~·To1-eveal more MESA VERDE CENlfER
"'·ould be unfair to future audiences. HARIOlt ILv'D. A.T 4o.4MS
Information about · i;Seascape" is -TEL: 979-8810 av<1ilab le by calling (213) 553-9000. IL ______ _:.=::..:c;.r,.:;_~::..-...., ____ ..J
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Newpori Splits With County o n A irport
lly JOHN VA ... '.l'ERZA
01 ttlf °'II" lflllot St.ff
In u sternly·worded letter to
atate transportation offtci1ds, the
eity of Newport Bcuch has as·
sailed a counly attempt to win
0.llf Pilot IM .... Ptlolo.
EXPLORE" OF YEAR
Oavld Gray
UCI Student
Wins Honors
As· Exelorer
David Gray., an, 18-year·old .UC
Irvin' studel\1, flas been named
Explor:er of tile Year by the
New,p0;.rt 'B ·each Police
Departmehij. th e agency'
spo~oring t)\e fi:cquting program
keyed to law enfor:cement .
Gray and ot·h~f members of the
·Explorer g.rbup, were honored at ~n aMµ~I a~afcJS banquet. .
Thf wiriner Qf the t.Op cltat1on
holds the rank :or captain of the
group apd is i.n'tais secopd year of
college, specializing · ·n social
.science. He is a graduate of
Corona de! Mar High School and
a Cameo Shores resident.
Others in the Explorer
program cited were Valerie
Lewis of Corona del Mar Higli
School, Rick Razee, a student at
Golden West College, Pat Con·
nelly of N eWj>ort Harbor High
School, and Alan Smith.
500.rplus To1is
<
Conlributed
To Recycling
More lhan one million pounds
of old newspapers. or 512 tons,
have been donated for recycling
col lection b y residents o f
Newport Beach, according to
Jake Mynderse. the city 's
general services director.
PROFl'.l'S :ro THE CITY from
the sale of the old newspapers
are slightly more than Sl0,000,
Mynderse said. The papers \Vere
sold to the GarlJen State Paper
Corilpany in Pomona, the
country's largest manufacturer
of recycled newsprint. '
Along with the extra revenue
for the city. the recycling: efforts
have saved 7,680 t1·ees and more
than 1,500 cubic yards of fill
space at the county dump dur·
ingthe program's seven months,
Mynderst.said.
COLLEC'.l'ION Di\'.l'ES FOR
.this mo~th are Aprif\14, 15 and
16 for residents east of the bay
and APril 21, 22 a nd 23 for
residents west of the bay.
The ·<date depends on the
regula(' day of lrasl1 pickup.
Bundle(! newspapers should be
placed at the curb by 7 a.m.
Jooserlerms.tn u noise variance Point plan, the need· for man.
for flights from Or~ae County datory measures has been re·
Airport. · moved,'' the Newport letter
1'he letter. a uthorized before aaserls.
its writing by city councilmen Noise-abatement departure
and later written and signed by and arrival routes for one M!!Y.O~ Donald Mcinnis, urges a runway and approaches for hard.Jin~ stand against a looser another runway have·not been
set of noise rules. • 1 developed. Yet, according to the
MclNNIS STRESSES thot the
var i ance granted by· the
Ca lifornia Department of
Transportation calls for IS
separate measures to ease the
rioise impact of the jet takeoffs
from the terminal.
But in recent weeks, county
a.irport officials have said that
the operation cannot CQmply with
all the strict measures.
"We contend that the county
can, in fact, comply with the
terms of the variance by merely
reinstat.ing the Preferential
RunWay Use program or simply
reducing the number of com-
mercial jet aircraft departures,"
the letter states.
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l'Icl NN JS STATES that the
city's position was to demand
that the county be required to
comply in full with the variance.
"The' county should not be re-
lieved in any· way from its
responsibility .. ,\\'ithoul a
public hearing and due process of
let\\'," he adds.
The variance procedures cur·
rentl)!' in ef,ect se\ a strict
timetable of implementation of
controls to ease the noise impact
of the jets -a chronic problem in
Newport and one which has fed
the flames of controversy for
years,
THE NEWPORT letter -the
latest example or un avo""·ed re·
ne\.\'al of pressure by Newport of·
ficials -cites several' asserted
de(tciencies in the county's com·
pliance with the state variance.
Included in the city complaints
is the des ire , by the county lo
change a provision· calling for
m andatory takeoff and approach
procedures ordered to be in ef.
feel by this year
Under the p1·oposed fne\I.') 11 ·
DOLPHINS GET
RESCUE$.LP
MOSCOW <U PJ1.'.:_ A sc:liool of
dolphins sought a~ got aill from
Black Sea fi sherfnen to sa:ve the
life or.a ~b~by dolphin. aCtording
to the oewspaper Trud.
Trud 'Said the Dolphins sur·
rounded the fishermen's boat,
then began swi mming in a
specific direction. The fishermen
follo\.\·ed until they reached a
marker buoy and found a young
dolphin entangled in a fishing
net.
They freed the dolphin and lhe
school of dolphins accompanied
the boat back to its origina,1 loca·
lion, apparently as a gesture of
gratitude, the newspaper said.
original variance, lhe measures
we re to have been completed by
\974 ..
· '.l'llE LE1'TER Al.SO charg.es
-that• original plans for an en-
vironmental imp_act report have
been eliminated in the latest
county proposal.
The letter also cites several
other technical. items which the
latest county plan would ease or
eliminate.
"As an active party to these
variance proceedings, the city of
Newport. Beach mU~t insist that
the county of Orange be required
to specifically comply with each
and every term and condition of
the variance,'' the letter adds.
Bright Sets
Coo.st Talk < .
The Friends of NewJXJrt
Bay, a conservationist
group which has com .
mitted its efforts to saving·
the estuary as a natural
area, will hold its annual
meeting April 16, an· event
highlighted by an address
by Coastal Commission
Chairman Donald Bright.
The head of the South
Coast Regional Conserva·
tion Commission .will dis·
cuss the recently compJet.
ed state coastal plan at the
ga"thering which will begin
at 1 ·30 p .m in the Spa at
Park Nev.•port
Apartments
Area Student
To Take Tour
Inside China
Susan EJ,oletti , a 20·year ·old
fiewport Beach woman and a
junior al use, soon will become
one of the first American students
t.o enter the People's Republic of
China.
The s tudent is s pending this
school year aboard Chapman
College's World Campus Afloat.
Thirty·seven members of the
680·person student lx>dy aboard
the USS Universe Campus will
board a train which will take
them to Red China for a tour
which will l ast from Apr. 25
through 28.
Miss Roletti is the daughter of
Mr: and Mrs. Edward Roletti of
Huntington Park and is a major
in international relations and
law.
Hospital to Honor
Lime Aides Group
Since · August teen--agers participating in the LiiTie Aide
program at Saddleback Community Hospital have volunteered
more than 4,000 hours of service.
Sunday al 4 p.m. Lime Aides who have been m ost generous
with their time will be honored by the hospital and by the Girl
Scout Council of Orange County al an awards ceremony in Irvine. or the 64 volunteers active in the progr am, 20 have
contributed more than 100 hours each. Participants come from
Mission Viejo, El Toro'8Jld University High Schools.
Parents will also attend.Sunday's ceremony, to be held at
Traveland U.S.A., Santa Ana Freeway at Sand Canyon Ave.
April Flowers
S10pes1tlirouglio~t Saddleiiack Valley have
burst into bloom. This photograph was
taken at Aegean Hills model
Can't you just smell them?
complex.
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Nobility for tt.. tlnlln-_ 0 •• C USTOM
....... ct 1 .......... ooly. $48 , 500 ""."~~~"'."':~~~I C ole ofHewpori I-3626 CA'fAMARAN : ll ......_For-5* has it all ! 6 UR . very lrg
ram rnl, swim ""MJI & ·········~············· t" Ge.er.t I002 jacuzzi. pulling gr{'en,
••••••••••••••••••••••• wide patios for outdoor living . Owner transf'd-
and you own the land, all for $149,500. IEACHRANCH
GAME ROOM
POOL
Circular drive. dynamit
entry to spacious li vin g
roon1 with craekling
fireplace and llr<':1tht<1k·
inf:: vit•w th ru ""'all of
glass. Entertain on ter.
race ""'1th soft ocean
breer.es and a panoramic
buckground of mood.
Gourmet kit{'he n and
dining. Rclir£' to lux:·
4 BDRMS 2 BATHS
Lo cated near schools in
An<i heim . llujC e back
ya rd . L)i,ie covered p<tlio
and block wall fenced .
Assume existing loan at
$260. a month <ind save
loan fee s Askin~ $33,900.
546-041
REDUCED
675-5511
COLE ofNf.:WPOR1'
ltEAL'rORS
2515 E . Coast 1-f~·y.
Corona del Mar.
urious musll'r suite with F=========
Prieed over S2(XX) below
go11ernmenl appraisal. Sa11e·save.save? Atrium i------~--
e tr l -r $36,500! n y o spacious our lir:."-CH LOC •TIOH bedroom home. X Large ~ --.
vie""' llidcavoa v childr£'~s & guest suitt•;.
First to eidl ge ts this
drc11m horn~ ;.1t bargain
price. C<ill !163·71181.
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EST!ITEHS
SURFH'SAHD
living room fa c in g Best buy! Short bike ride
·polynesian paradU;e 'with to beach. Not a condo.
t6x32 pool. Gigantic 300 Fee land. Charming 3
sq. fl. bonus game room . bedroom. 2 bath home.
King siie master. Owner Country kitchen. Walk to
must sell now. 1'ake ad· all schools. Only lOo/o
vantage. Call 963·6767. down. Call nov.' to see.
Ol'flll tit Q. 1r s IUN f08l N'<1' 847·6010. A~ent. ,1 ---~----Panoramic \"iew from
a.1a rina to I.a Jolla . l••9•A-L•l•O•A-S•l'EC-•l•A•L-1 Spacious 2HH, 2ba, de· THE REAL
ESTATEHS luxe, own ·your·o,,.,·n. on Closetoocean·somebay S<i n Clemenle Bluffs.
vie~·. Unusual 2lxirm.,2 $82 ,500. Berth<i ll<'nry, -·---~
i"'""' ___ ..,..,...,,,,.._I bath , c<in be e<i si ly ncaltor. 492·4121 a ltered to duplex: or ?
$79 500 . Qi
BAY AND BEACH
6 7 5-3000
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SPANISH
HACIENDA
RED TILE ROOF
FAMILY HOME
Irvine 'l'l"r ra('£'. A great
family hon1e \.\'ith four
bedrooms. Sp<1rkl1nb(
pool. and b<idminton
courl. You O""'TI the land.
A rt-al pleasure to show.
Call 673·1S550 for appoint·
ment .
OPIN Ill?• •I ~ 'UN 10111 111•(1 '
Op•n Dailv 1-5 l'.OLl~EGEi>ARK
2269 Columbia Dr.
Only S12,500. Better than
brund nt•"-'.
646·3928 , eves 556·8674
CDMCOfolDO
View of entire Newport
Harbor! Adult living at
its fines t. Furnished 2
bedroom home in this
fu ll ·security building.
Call 675·~060 UJ see.
Lachenmyer Arched a trium ent ry. -"'.I! COUNTRY CLUB Big formal living room . _.;j: Realto r
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
LIVING Sep<irate fan1ily room .I~~~~~~~~~~ & MO DOWN GI country kitchen. Boat F ~ door through garage Big PANORAMIC VIEW -4.1
Entertainer's dream "L"shapedlot.Par"\ilike BEACH -+a~ yard! Bi g sparkling pool. ,,. J t S46 "50 • se 1n g. us ,J · l·li•h on the bluff over· ._. 1~--~-~-~~--~~-M!!-~---~~-""l-~-~-I Ultimate pri 11 ac Y . Hurry·call now to see. .i.
ill·Slft 675·1t160
Wrought iron decor. 4 847.6010.Aizcnt. looki n g 1-luntington ~ '. t"ji::i:::;'";;::;::~I Family size bedrooms. 1~---·-···-----1 llcach. F'orn1al entry to • Harbor View Home1 Country kitchen. No I" J!1a nt farm i:>tyle kitchen. 1t
OPEN DAILY 1·5 down G.I. Low down to OCEANFRONTS Spacious mi rrored living q
1833Port SeabourneNB others. Call for more in. H·l Vacantlol.$80,000 room with view. -~.". tLikeaNewHomel form a tion! 847 .6010. 2&1Brduplex$138.500 Separate m<ister and
646·'9928. e\•es645-0882 Agent . 3 & 2 Br duplex: $158,500 childrens suites. l::nter·
J)lx.duplex:Sl99.500 taine r s patio with
Submit alloffers !! brea thtaking view. Be 'i
MESA VERDE 1;75.7000 first to see 1t S48.500 ..
Country Cl ub area ; 4 GOV'T.OWMED Ca ll 963·6767 bd rm. & family/dining 4 Bl{., 2 ba . $29.500 OPIN /11 Q•ll ~ t UN •OBI N•(f' ~i
SAVE SPACE WHEN 'rm.; like new condition! Lowdown payment 1t6'-,ifi I " ~~~!Na~d bilh;;~~:~?i! ~~r1~~~-yard . Posi:>ible Bal.,.:!6B:'Prop. ·~:_. JJ~!ljit
items in ,,.,,ash t·loth.s , Salisbury Rt'affy Realtors ----·····-towels and other linens. 31 5 a.1ARINEAVE.
You get more space in BALBOA ISLAND EASTRIDGE
the garagl" andclosels by B B BEAUTY sellin g idle items with a * 673 .. 6900 * uyers eware
Daily Pilot Classified Ad. l~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'°l ll's my duty to inform Prime east side location Call 642·5678 you that in Cosla ~tei:>a. A lo\'ely ~
MESA VERDE 'MAKE A DEAL' story colonial with · J
GOLF COURSE bedrooms plus family Don't drop the ball ! Get n is the word at VII.LAGE room plus study. Easy
job "''ilh a low.cost Daily POOL GARDENS. So come pre· main tainaneeo and room
Pilot Classifi ed Ad . 2000 S q . ft. plu s. parcdlo!.'hooseyour un· for boat storage: Only Phone 642·5678. · d $20 ooo 2 bed 2
l;:;:::::;::;::;::;:::;:::::;I Beautiful living: , 12x 13 er , . room. $64.000. Call 67J.8550. fo r mal dining room. bath Condo. See me. I'm · oPfN r1t ?•!l$fuN rO N1111Cl'
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HOURS
Ad\•ertisers may plaee
their ads b.v telephont?
8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.l'l .
room overlooks 36' pool 1-----------1 _ - _ in tropical garden set· r·ind wh;1t you want in
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CX>STA MESI\ OFFICE
330W. Bay
642·5618
NEWPOHT BEl\CH JXONewport Bl,·d. ·
642·5678
HUNTINGTON Bt:ACll
17875 Reat:h Blvd.
540·1220
LAGUNA BEACH
1186 Glenneyre
Laguna Beach 494·9466
SA DOLF.BACK
2.;201 La Puz Boud
Laguna Hi lls 581·6310
NORTI-1 COUNTY dial free 540· 1220
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before publication , ex·
cept for Sunday&. Mon · day Editions wh en
deadline is Saturday, 12 noon.
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Cl\NCELLATIONS: When killin g an ad be
sure to make a ret"Ord or
the KILL NUMBER given you by your ad taker as receipt of your
cancellation. This kill number must be presen·
ted by the advertiser in case of a dispute .
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kill or t'OrN:!Cl a new ad that has been ordered,
but we cannot guaran· tee to do so until the ad
has appeared in the piaper.
DIME·A·LINE ADS :
1'leSe ads are strictly cash in adv a nee by mail or at any one or our of·
fices. NO phone orders. Deadllnt!: 3 p .m .
Priday, CoetR Mesn of·
Huge loinai. Your o""·n paradise $7,400 do .... ·n.
Call for private lour •
646·7171 .
Ol'fN r1t Q • 11 S tuN 10111 N•C• •
THE REAL
ESTATERS
BALBOA ISU.HD
EXCLUSIVES
Little Island, bayfront.
priv. pier. Wine cellar. 5
BR. rarity.
Cheery vacation home. Full lot, close to sandy
beach ; new attractive price,
Little Island bayfront ; priv. pie r. Recently re·
decor. + apt. Will con·
s ider trade for quality
view, !·level home
without pool.
Charming . comp. re·
modeled & rcdecor. 3
BR. hom e + inc. Near
No. bay. $125,000. Open
house 1·5, Sat. & Sun. 306
Apolena.
Bost Z Unit 1k1y
$77 .500
Near North Bay
3 liR . +apt.
Salisbury " . '. '
3i5 MARINE AVE.
BALBOA ISLAND
• 673-6900 .
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
VIEW .
$7900
Prime hillside Jocstion.
Catalina \'iew, gracious
living. Exotic pool.
Secluded too! Two brick
fireplaces. 20x30 bonus
room . $7, 900 buy~ it '.
Hurry call 646-7171.
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1THE DAILY PILOT 4BRlnpk·llkesetting,st.
reserves the ri ght to of fine homes. Eleg ram
elusi(y, edit, censor or din. bilge sparkling pc)o1
rer111e any ad \~r · free.Petsok.$19,950 llsement, and lo chani;:e fl------~~---1
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IFYOU
have a service &ooffer or
goods to sell, pltt<:a an ad
in the Daily Jlllot
Clasaified Sec:lim • • •
Phone 642·5678 .
General · 1ooz ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
ALL THE WORK'S DONE
Look no further, this Ca lifornia
home in Irvine is just \Vital the
Doctor ordered. 3 bedroom, family
room, dinin g room, 2 baths &
beautiful private swimming pool in
your own back yard. Only $54,950.
CORONA DEL MAR MASTERPIECE
Your very own work of art-$140,000.
Completely furnished in unusually
fine taste. 2 bedrooms, den. 2 baths,
incomparable kitchen. all quite new.
See it -you 'II' wonder at the low
price. Call today for appointment.
GREAT FAMILY HOME
5 bedroom, 4 baths, gourm e t
kitchen , large family room with
lovely pool & carefree patios &
gardens . Near Mariners school.
$124,5-00 .
ACREAGE OH THE BAY
Nearly 2 acres or view property
surrounded by large estate homes.
Perfect s ite for a home with pool,
t en ni s court and /or st~lbl es.
Presented at $195,000.
BIG C AHYOH VIEW & POOL
Beautiful exterior of wood and stone
on large view Jot . 5 Bedrooms,
family roon1 . Definitely a home for
entertainin g . Wo od decking
surroundin g p ool <!n<.I jacu zz i .
S179.5UO .
OCEAHFROMT CONDO
With beaut if ul ocean vie\V. 3
bedroom, 2 bath corner u'nit secure
and private. Well decorated and
maintained. Submit lease \Option.
$102,5-00.
OCEAN FRONT LOT
()11e of the rew vacant lots on East
()cean J<~ront . 30 foot frontage. 80 feet
deep. Priced lo sell at $100,000 .
VIEW PINE TIEES +STARS
F'rom living room ancl master suite
of this beautiful 'Tulane' model
separate home in University P~1rk . 3
bedrooms & family roon1. Rare buy
al $69,500.
DIAL 644-1766
Z 16 1 SIMI J ooquht Hilt Rd., H.I .
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ec 0 Van Dyck a nd Hals, as well KS Hall ot Fame, will be honored tor o•.o ••To tMOwGAu H ., ... 1.1tt111•1• w<Uo1·v.-•111 1tENNIYH 1>11ov o~r .._...,..i.111r•t•l••lt11t11t.-111 · in the United Slates, where he more modern arlists like Pica1to hl "''·h loo•CHAMotr:o•M•M1 ..,. ... ,.. .,,. ..u.t• 1111 u....,.. Adm1111,1r110• .,,, •• ,.. • ....,Ju~ ·-••-''"'E"•11ttm. married h is 26 -ye ar -old .s ··enormous accom.,...... meal& APPU<•11.,. 01 e E vEi:tLY JEAN ,...,,..ott...,1. _ .... 1otttM l!•1.11•of _.,.,..mtoctdM•.,..t ·-reta~ a nd be-a me a fa ther . and Ma tls:se. in the Cie ld of popula r music." Bv.c1cH, F0<<~o1 ... rn.. ltON:llT l.MllM"'••v • 11,. ...... 11.&-dCl•t•_._ ltOtl.ttL.llUM,..•n-.. r '"'" . ., '" * A h V H • Wl1EAEAS ... ,,..,1¥ J 1•n ... kll. ........,.._U• Mu M Y . l 1 L J • l T II 0 M & .__,M_.._. C. L. T andon, the misiion's mong ot erJ, an eusens Ptt11_,_,..,,11ec1 •P1uu ...... u .. tN .,0.....0.1 •• s.o-u w sWTWOll"T• .,...,,0ri,,.s..• !.u..: . . 'd Re tired Na vy Adm. E lmo songs include ''CaJI Me Ir-1er11o1 11U•<OW'ltw1o110t .. ~ ....,....._c.lltenlH...,. 9Y:MkU11'·-'• • M9.....,. ..... ~·-gener a.l secret11 ry In India, sa t Zumwalt Jr. has won his bet with r esponsJble. •• "All t he \Y ... v," ""fllt111oMrt ... ,..1rom tEvE11tLV T•: aM1...,.u• •1tCh ·k c..w 0r1 .. ••"· "'** T .. ruwi .._,,.. , . _., •. "American devotees or the guru • -D w· B t th ...., JUN 8 Ult1CH t• aEVl!.RLV .. UN ·~................. • ~ .......... t.llltf.ftfft ::.: .. ....,....,_ ~ ... want lhe center of cont.fol or the d ded rt ' . Re p.Loe"s Aspln l -1s.J. u e "HigbHopes"and "Swingingoo .u.ot1t$EN : · .......... ,u .... w• TM:11w1-~.~•
Na vy man has eci to pay o a Star," all of tbem Osc:ar win· tT 1so1tDl!.1tED, tti41l •II...,_ 1... Pi.ltll•tM-G o...,... C..•1 o.ur PllOI ....... ...,...,.,......u.1.,c a Piilol•tf'llfCI' o..~ CNtt "'°'· ·Divine Light Mission lo be in the ..,."..., In tM • ._11111.,.. """'* Mff'l1111, ,.,.,..,~"'· 11. ttn.,._15 ~1t11to11 Or .... c..e,1 Ot l"f Pl~ .1Mff"l'i•·•n\Mlt114. II, *"'' linited Stales and not in India so anyway· ners. His Emmy came for the _ ... '*lot•°'"<_, •t Ml A.M. °" -,,,,."11 11 . ....,,...,11 .., u .11, 1'11111.., j -..-
that they can influence people all Zumwalt won the bet when .song, "Love and Marriage." ~':"" .. !i ~::;::;.,.~•,1s:i ~ = P UBLIC 1'"0TICE PUBUC NOTICE -, PVBLICNOTIC& over theworld." Aspin acknowledged he was * c-v-....i1<11l"161C•llfdai "'o"1< --i&'MK.u'liofllllf0,JU1 /'. -
wrong in an assertion that there ~ 0r1 .... ""'"· '''' o1 ..... ""'· w ... •1011c:ov11.To•Tt1• •· 1111oLUt1011i1 0 1' TMI c 1Tv * we re 21 r e tired admirals and A 10 ot Spade s has given an in-c-1 ... "' 0r .... .,.. steu. of c•11•0m•. s T.1.t10FCALll'01tM1Al'01t: .,...1 c:ou•c•L o,. THI <•TY o• cott• CumbeDl 'lono County ~-1..-~1 _.._, ...... ,111111Y.•11"'""""1111ori TN1 cov •tv o•o11aNG1 NOY1c1 t o c•10 1To 11:s ,,.,, ... CALt l'OllflllA, oit4A••NG Art coll ector and industrialist generals on t he Hoose Armed "' O>'\."u vu far ai.no-of N• .... ~-io no1 o. ....... .um sv,.1111o•cov11tol'T111 tTs ••T••Y•ON TO 0110•• THE Arm•nd Hamme r signed a n un· Services Committee. Board member a new term in of-,. ... teca. MOtlct:OF Ml!A11111•0" •1·rit10H ,TAT1 ot1 ci.L1l'0111t1A "'°" v.t.U.T•OH o ti •• ALLSY. &&UT-. d . flee. . IT IS FVllTHE A OllDE llEO, lhlll <1 PIOlt l'loe.AT• Oft WILL AND"°" THI C:Ot.l fllTr OP' Oii ANGE flfllO LOTl TWO TtlJIOUON .•UNE. precedented art exchange agree-Aspin made thqt claim unng '°" o11111. Or•r 10 si.o. c-bf LITTl•I TltYAlllllNTA'llv iaotio · ........ ttM tMt1..vsiva, TllACT 11••. ifll THE menlwilhlheSoviet Unionwhich a symposium a tlhe Uni versityot Mary Loeppky and local busi· PW Olillll CI 1 .. Illa D•l'ly P llol WAIVIDI l ilt" ol ltA THR VN Mt ltENNA Ol!NlllAL AlllA 0 11 PlllJIDIO d I . ed' l 1 nesem an Arthur Webb each re· Nmws~ .• -~·Pl• ol Olfner•I E11t 1. ol J.a.M£S DOVGLAS TRACY,Dl<ttllfll. Oflt\ll!ANO&llJlTOLlt •llT. •·Ill send 30 Old Master paintings Idaho an Zumwa t 1mm ta e y clrcyltllotl, Prlnl.O II\ IM ea..r.ty ot BEll.ltY •••• J AME S 0 . BERA'!' t-IQTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IO l1-THE Ct TV COUlriiCILOF THE CITY unseen outside Ru ssia since the challeng ed it . He oCCered to ceived 115 votes in a March -4 <>r<1110t, s1••• of c.11t0<11I•. one.•• o.u.tste1. · • c•tc1i10<1of11W•bo..-1 n.imee1 0r<•nt OF cosrA MESA DOES HEREBY $·~ ·r h election and • re .. ount Jen. the -··lot tour <OftW<Ull"" _..,,,prior NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN llwt lh.i tll __ , 11 .... inv <l••lnl "°'"I"" RESOLVE A$ FOLLOWS: 18th century to t he United States. donate up to JVV I l e con· ... '°'"'""t•offlt•rll'l9 of II•• Pt1ill«l. OOHNAMAE BEA RV,.., u1tc1 ,..,.111 ... w lll oee111en1 ,,, ,~~1,..., 10 1111
Art t rea s u r es fro m th e gressman cou ld name the ad-totals uncha nged. o.1..m.""-lrc11n.1•1s •P111t1Mtor Proo.Jlfo1 w u1 -orer1s-""""'·•""•.,.,..<••~••••o..crwr1;,1n
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crioN 1,Tiw c u rc-11o1 1r.. d h ml.rats and generals. Other m-embers of the board !.AMUELDREiZEN ~· 01 L.e11tr• T•it1f11H11.,.,.., 11111 u. "''•<• 01 '"" <•••• 01 rh• .. -en. Cllyot '°''" ,..,.,. aoes ""''tioydKI••• Hermit age M useum an t e J<I09fol tll• Pf'Llt-reonowth••O) r.-i••itne:• IO t1t1td c-1.orlopr•11"1 111em.~1h111e 11 , inltnl oOn 10 ••<•te •11 •Uty Russian St ate Muse um in Lenin· Aspin checked a nd found 18 re· decided, after consulting the dis · s-r1oreo..tt ""'l<l'I " ...,.df lot 1 .. r1..,., p.trt1<,.i.,.,, owe'"_,,_, wou<IW••. to 111'"""'"'111'1ifd Gn<."~•)t"nowi· grad WI.II be shown at lhe Na-serv1-sts, but no generals or ad· trict altorney, tbat the election •1:vERLY 'l:AN •v ••ut ~ 1~1 ,,.. ,;,,.. ...,. P4-c• oi .....,1,. •t 11• oO•<• 01 1111 •Ho,,w•r, 1HOMA!i. "•"'1 , 111.1Pt•lh>n o111>e-.. ~ .. '"Pr-'-........ .._.... ,,.., """ llfl lor Aprh n. Uli, L. LORD. 2lSll P• ..... 01 V•lwncl•. •''"""'""" f•..Cll l•i . ptf m.p!-tol t i o n a J G a I I e r y o C Art 1 n mirals. would be dee ided by cutting 111 vi. A111111H 1 •: >0 •.m .• 1n I"• <our1•-of S..ll• 21J. L•tun• H111,, c.1110,"1• ·•eco•a.<i In Soot. 131• P•9I' 20 • tl 111_ Wash;•gton Starlin• in mid-Jul}'. Zumwalt sent a $100 check to ca r d s. S b• .d r e W t h e 10 . ..,,..,, a.a.c. ... C•h .. nN•~... °""'''""111 Na. l o1 wt11 tout1, .. 100 '216S,,. •fl•<" 11 ,,.. pi.tee 01 1>11 .. .-.o1 dusiv• 01 MIM:1n1.,.ou' ,,,,.""-,,_ -'.::~=-'"~·===~-===~~~~~=========='T'=~§~~~~~;;::~~==-r===:~~:=;:~~~:;;=;;===":"J """.,_ 111 ..,...,,. ""'""""' 01'1( ~nit• Dt1., Wt~1. In 11'1 Clty OI -WIMf"•iontc1 111 •ll fn•He•~ uerttJn-to.-ct, ;,. Ora~ county, C.lllOl"ftt•, _ _ _ Pufllh,fllfd Or.,... (N\l Daily P>loC s...l<I Ana, C.llloml•. 'ftG ID,,,. t ll•le ol u.ld dtttGen! .,.1i~1r •~ll"ll Loh l lh•o"'lln "· 1no: 1~1w,...., P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC S OTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ·· P UILICN01'1CE · Ml~• 1•. 21.21. ,t.p•ll •. 1•1s ,.,, Oilllfd,,,..•t~is. 1•1s. '°"" rnontll$ .. 1,, ,..,. '"'' putiou••llOl'I ir+nQ "ori111,11 ot 111e 1111o•111q
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PRESENTS ~ Prestigiou s . Por tofino 'area pr~vides YA/Fl'IA Repos ....................................... ..
"R'I!& luxury , ~r1va_cy and breathtaking inl)rang~Cou(lty * * * * * * iiAL pan~ram 1 c view._ 2,500 sq . ft . of Keys inofllti:
spacious comfort 1s provided in this WORLD H • c
NEWPORT BEACH" Lfy,.~f~ t!" -_•J/~ elegah tly decorated 4 bedroom, family Spec~~,~~.E~~·,~ •.•. , er~tage ollect1"on
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s b ig ramblin gs bedroom home in REALTOR be~ut1ful Bayshorcs offers "°m e luc ky LUXURY YILLA-$85,000 __.>56
7777 '"'~"'!!'""" UNUSUAL HOME
.:::;t•ve fa mily a c h•nce to enjoy real MEW USTIMG E l egant & spacious one s tory o!!~'i.J::i~ER FIRST TIME OFFERED -•I be droom
: a ch livin g. Keep a sajlbOat on the F or th is i 1nmaculatc home in convcnicnc<! set in a l>unga low type wilh :s urnni cr i·(i mni ~ family rn1 , 2 frJllcs, 3 batt1s,.big lot, 4
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t 't • sd ~o q ui et private streets. warm brick fi replace. Al l neat a'nct fin est q ua lit y t hr uout. Gaze on two air cond1liont'd •I hr ... All lhts and lovely E<i.stsidc location.
, u .s .a n Ing pa t io area, massive t idy. Pool s ized yard. Beaut ifully beautifu l patios for m walls of glass on family rrn. 2 Yr' Ill"•"' llarb<>r lligh Schtx>l district . Asking
'!!aster hedroom suite and sundeck landscaped, with sprinklers front and eac h side of huge Ii vin g room . ~.~[~e ·l011 !~~j,1;~~~1 1'.;'.~:1 $64,500. Owner will Hslen to offers. Coll
Five baths a nd parking for five car'l-back . See it and l>uy, $54 ,450. Prest ige, ma in tenance free Ii ving at its tt•rs . orfcr<'d ut 11 10.,.,, 540-1151
Reduced$17,9SO to$172,000! ri nest.Appt.only . Sti2.000 ll urr~, ~on '\ MESA VERD
Call 67"7225 CAL'· 644 7270 '""· E
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Story ..-1.--~ OMLY $64 ,000. You 'll love lhis
2828 E.Coo't Highway, Corona d el Mar BAYCREST AREA-$78,500 Cl,l-'.l{IJ executive s tyle l,accsetter home
P EM 4 bedroom, fami ly home decorated in 1111 tasterul autumn colors. I-luge secluded 0 NI ES co mplete with 4 bedroon1s. :1 baths, den -~IOI MOMU fOtt LIVINC NrTW~IK t 't f I d. . :JM& C•mP'lt N B ~!·l&SS & rormal dining. 1'~<.1ntastit lattice work
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A BERG ENT E R P R ISES CO.
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4 Bedroom, 4~1h & Gallery
New custo m 2 story home on Ba lboa
Peninsula with ,.2 fireplaces, wetbar
and .beautifu l built -ins. Lots of glass
prov1d1n g a fanlfl~tic panora m ic view
of N ewport Bay. F ee la nd . $279,000.
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OPEH HOUSE THIS WEEKEHD
1200 EAST IALIOA ILVD.,
675-8120
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R-2 LOT
Level 60x205. Walk lo
19th SL shoppi ng urea.
Zoned for 4 units. Nol
many Jots left. Huy now!
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POOL HOME
$36,950
Spacious 3 b1.'i.troom wilh
lo!s of wood panelling
and decor;i t or
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plenty or yard space le(t
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646-7711. Open Eves.
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11vo•4 •1<J.,u,·, .... ,.1u1.o•ruJ1 mas er sua e, orma ining. All in patio cover. Best •due in all or Costa
'"'1111" '••t'l'I •(',. t•1. ••110• imm acul ate condition. 'fake subject to TRUST SALE Mesa. Don 't miss it ! ~ Call 546-5880.
71h'?n VA Joan. Jf""irsttimeoffered. F<int<istic 3 br, 2 ·~ h:1. RARE Fl"'D , spl1 1 lcvj•l. pool. l ~e I""
G.-ol IOOJIG..,.,al 1002 PANORAMIC YIEW-$350,000 patio. Top <ond """" SPECTACULAR OCEAN FROMT -2
.J••••••••••••••••••••-f'•••••••••••••••••••••• sayssell ! t h · h 'f' · Uns urpassed quality and elegance in S l'AHLJ~i; s ory om e wit magn1 1cent •1ew and
this custom mansion. 5 bdrms, s baths, nr.:AL ~Sl'A'l'E bffch. 3 Large bedrms with room for 4 .
SPOOM IT UP
No fooling, this home is so yummy you
can spoon it up : Rich c h ocolate
~roW!'s, handsome wallpapers, bright
1nter1o r s a nd lus h ga rdens. It 's a
Buccola I-t ome (where new ones are
sell i n g u p t o $90 000) and this
air.conditioned 3 ~droom , across
fr om the par k is only $79,500.
UMlc;IUE HOMES R-on-S46-S990
2150 Mesa v...-. Drl•e, Cotta MHCI
I 1002G ... rol 1002
CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX
Viev.: from owner 's deli ghtful unit .
Qual1ty bit redwood 2·story. Spacious 3
BR, den, 2 baths, fireplace in each unit.
2 Years New. Grt location bet. hwy &
ocean. Lovely ho me + inc. ·
2111 s..,JoaqiOnHlffsRood
NEWPORT CEMTER, M.I. ,44.49 I 0
includin g maids quarters. Beautiful 833-J.s..11! Oversized family room and Jiving rm.
POOL a rea with j<ficuzzi. Exhilarat ing J\1cxl crn kitche n and dining. Al l less
VI EW from ho use and gardens across PEHIM . POINT th<1n 3 years old. First time offered at
the Bay and Ocean. Nearly nl·"· l ·story . :i S l ~.000. Choice Balboa location. Coll
NEWPORTBEACJ·I bedroom . 3 bat h s : 540-1151
IHVINEOF FICE cocloHd """0 • ' VACA"'T firepl:iccs, elcelrie hui ll-I""
2043 Westcliff Dr .. Ne wport Beach ins. )!;aragc door oi>encr. AMD MEW OM THE MARKET -'--s h arp
north Costa Mesa, 4 bedroom. 2 bath &
fam ily room . Beautiful condition with
re modelccJ kitchen and new carpets
thruout. Perfect cul ·de·sac location.
Lanje pri•ate yard. Priced only $41 ,950:
6 4 6· 771 I Pcicod "' "24.<k~ 673·3663 642·2253 ('\'l'S
Walker &Lee
Real Estate
1002G...,ol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
oflnJa !J~/e
Lovely cust . 3 BR & den, 31/:! ba , on
lagoon. Court w (fountain. Ramp/s lip.
$255,000
Beautifully d ecorated 5 Bil , 41r..: ba.,
p a ne lin g , 3 f rplcs. Ram p /s li p .
$260,000. .
Cust o n1 5 B R , 4 ba., 80 ft . view
frontage on l agoon. R amp/float .
$200,000.
Bra n_d new 6 BR. 6 Ba. Pool, jacuzzi &
sauna. Ra mp & float. $425,000:--
70 Linda llM DriYt
P r im e 45 ft. Lagoon Lol -$150,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
associated
Bll O l'lllS · QF ALTORS
l<U~ W llolt~a bll J~il
WANTED
Harry nabb1lt and i'<'le
Vogel Y.'ant 3 more 1:ood
sales people. Call no~·.
VOGEL & BABBITI
REALTORS
644·6056
VETERANS
f<'r ee li s t of hom e»
Cc.t II now. won :.t.J.ttt;t 546·5880
HEW LISTING
MEAT 2 STORY BALBOA Penins ula
Point hc>me. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, and
huge family room. Open beam ceilings.
Storage for boat or camper. See it now
a t on ly $87 .500. Coll 540..1 151.
ERITAGE
'.ll re:•dY appra1i;~~d by VA General I 002Generol I 002
1n a .ran g€" Cnunl y , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ava1lahlc Ln any
Veteran Calt \\'orld Real ------------------Estate. 550-7717 anytime.
Veterans Heal Estate
Speeialist.
ALL U.S. VETS
MEW DUPLEX. COROMA DEL MAR
South of l·l \v y .. top qua li ty
co n s t ruction . with ey e·leve l
appliances. walk-in closets, fr plcs.,
shag car1>eling. 4 car l'Overed garages;
cx poscll l>e ~1n1 ceilings. \v et bar,
profess. lancl st·aped.
G..,...al IOOl'GeMrOI · 1002 ••••••••. •••••••••••••• •••• •••• ••• •••••••••••• Gen.ral I 002 I ~al I 002 • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • . •• • •• • • • • !ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 341 B'"l~'d ' D'''"'" ~ B t."S b lOI
It is your righl to o"·n a
home with no do~'n p11~"
ment . S larf of t'S ·
\'Cterans to :1s:H:'l vou .
Call Yi'orld Heal f<:slate.
Or anj!.e C11un1y's only
Veteran Real t~s lalt•
Speciali s t . Ask for
Veterans counselor .
556· 7777. C;i 11 <1ny1ime.
OWNER 'S UN IT. l.830 S<J. fl. 3 BR, 2''
baths
RENTER ·s CN IT . l,296 sq . fl.. 3 BR. 2
l>alhs
,.
macnab I Irvine
realty
FINER HOMES
FROM
$35,500 to $775.000
DOVER SHORES EXECUTIVE HOME.
Impressive 4 bedroom on Gala xy
Dri ve. Lg. pool·size lot + patio &
badminton court. $132,500. Helen
H a rtley 642·8235. (VII )
UDO ISLE-OPEH SAT. 1·5 P.M.
·Reduced to $140,000! ! 60' Jot across
from priva te beach. Big Bay VIEW !
Sing le-story, 3 bedroom home. 24 1
VIA G ENOA. (Vl 2)
GARDENERS DB.IGHT.
·Situated on the ideal lot in Harbor
·View Hills this 4 bedroom beauty
: will a ppeal to the avid gar dener.
:$129,500. B e tty Ke rr644-6200. (Vl3)
-,IRVIME TERRACE-$79,500.
; Beautiful, secluded 3 bedroom home
:w/lovely floor, wal'I & win dow.
, coverings. Pool &.pri vate.yaPd. To m
·Queen 644·6200. (Vl4l
HST VALUE IM PARK LIDO.
. 2 bedroom. 2 ba th townhouse
fireplace -~ui lt /ins -new carpets,
drapes & paint. Pool & green a reas.
Low m a int . $35,500. Mrs. Fay
642-8235. (VIS)
I DARE YOU!!
'To find a compara ble d uplex, south
of the highw ay in CorQna del Mar
loaded w /charm , on a corner lot for
. even a price close to $89,500. Lois
Mille r 642-8235. (Vl6).
FAIULOUS WESTCLIFF-$79,500.
4 bedroom , 3 bath, pool ho m e w /2
roorh s uite a bove gar age, perfect ror
teens o r s t udi o.· J a ne F razee
642-8235. (Vl7)
STAltT!ll HOME.
3 bedroom , 2 b ath w /fireplace -
within w a lking d ist a nce to Westclif~
s h opp ing & , schools . Cool. s ha d y
l•nai. $48,000. Hey 642-8235.
(VIBJ . '
IA Y ADEllE 191 CE.
FRONT R O W V I E in I rvi n e
Terrace. Vaulted beamed ceiling in
spacious li ving r'oom. 4'bedrooms, 4
bathsr Sh elte r ed pool, Work s hop.of!
garage. Appl. only. $209,500. Tom
:rume r642-8235. (V19)
Bluffs "de l:leqance"
Plus h carpels &' decor ator dr~pes
fra me this ex1*ded "Linda" -3 lge.
bdrms. & 2 baN--a ll on one floor .
Offered a t $78,900. Call for a pp't. to
inspect
([U~~IN-Mll~T.IN IHc)
'---REAL TORS ' ·
644-7662 COROMA DEL MAR
co ....... 1 1002G...,al 1002 •••••'!••••············· .........•.............
PICK A WIMMER
78 Linda Is le. $278,000.
OPEH SATURDAY & SUMDAY 1·5
We invite you t o personally inspect this
water -oriented home. A fin e r esidence
for the fa mily who is particul ar about
cons tr uction d etails. Pier for 55' boat.
IRVIME TBllACE
WATERFRONT
New Custom Bayfront
H ome on H<.1 l hoa
Peninsula. 4 bedroo1ni;. 4
baths, Gallery, 2 story
Builder's construction gu<:1rantee·, tax
advantages, a brand new beautiful
duplex in just the right area.
SPECIAL SHOWI NG FOR
A SELE CTED FEW
CAL L FOil A PP'T. CBJ553)
with lot s or glass 2
firepla<'e>, well""· "" HARBOR INVESTMENT co.
the latest built·ins. REALTORS 673 4400 P"''"" pie' fod>oallo i;o • ft. f'ce land. S27~.ooo. 2865 E. Coast Hwy., Corona clet Mer
li75·8l20 or sec at l20ll !!:, ~~~~"'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!""'!"~ Hal boa Bl\·d. _
Br a nd new listing on q uiet street .
Lovely pool & gr0W1ds. Lrg. rooms.
Call for appt.
EASTILUFF ~-------G .. erat 1002 G-.ol 1002
' G ... ral I 002 GOMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
HUG HOMES, INC.
LINDA ISLE
Charming view home. 4 Lrg bdrn1s.
G r eat f o r e nt ert ainment or
famil y.oriented living.
IETTY A. GRUIS, REALTOR
567 San Nicholas, Suite 109, N .B.
644-0818
co....-a1 1002 co .... o1 1002
CHOICE DUPLEX
2 Bedrooms t'ach ~·1th
bu ilt·in kitchen pr1\':1\e
yards & g:.ir:i~es . 7';
loan now on l'ropl·rty
tran s ferable to
ANYONE ;1t 7',. A sound
"SLEEPl<.:tl" al
$42;500.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
PERFECT EASTSIDE
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
ror O"'nCr OCt'UJ)ilnl . 2
Brand New Bea c h
Duplexes with 3 BH , 2 Ba
U n1 ls each . An1pl e
t?a ra~c & p<irkin$! ~·ith lst owner dcprc('ialion. This bright and charm-
$H5.000. ca . (';ill &l•l·7211 ing large 3 bdrm. 2 bath
-
Agt. home h as new s ha g ~·arpeting , forma l dini ng ()pool Sat /S..o. 1 ·5 6 I Undo Isle D"
Beautiful cust. bit. 1-story home on
lagoon. ~ea rn ed cei l ~s., 4 BR., fam.
rm. & dtn. r m . ·Pier & sli p for large
boat. $235,000
....................... ················t······ nmrTrT7:rt-----r--------------------_ _; ____ .viuvJ.lWWlLWllWIL\J!.V~.LAW.i;rlf HARBOR VIEW room . covered patio and 2211 Newport II. sits there sparkling ,
_ _ Costa Mew ·sHR. lwo·story w/forn1al ~·aiting for you. St.>e il rED ~' 646-8811 din .. 3 ~~r. g.ar .. 0!1 1'~r11 and make an orrer.
Rl i'lb. Sun/E•e Ac. lol. I his 1s easily one (lwner's priC'l' is $44.100.
1111 645 SB of Newport B~uch,'s best \\'hut's yours·~
. . . • 49 '"'"'"· ""'' " "'"' "" ---
EXCLUSIVE BAYFROMT HOMES·
567 San Mlcolos Dri•e, Sult• I 02 * I 02 LIMDA ISLE,
Mewpari c .. 1.. 640..4050 OPfll SAT. & SUN .. 1·5
<tBORM S.~ 41/2 baths, family rm. brkfst
rm, din rm . 65' boat sli p. $198,000.
quickly at a reai;onahle l rn 'Quail ~ :ws.ooo . c 1\t,L:.56-iti60 ' Plac• • 2wc,~,~~Yu~~~ ... «=SELECT Properti••.
180' panorarr.ic 0t.:can & T PROPERTIES 1•00 au•rlss~.-~:.!~1n IE.t.eM GHeral 1002 1002 Gen.ral
••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1350 W. Bay A•enue ••••••••••••••••••••••• '
canyon vie"'· Bu ild er . . . ~·lll cuslomizc lo ni<'cl sr .. LL i~lc 1~~rr:is. ~·1th a 11 :1~·~. s?~1~th1.ng .to sell ? your ind ividual r('f.iuire· l>a1 ly i 1lul Cl.is.-.1f1ed Ad . Class1fucd ~d~ 1l ~·ell . PRIME AREA
GOLF COURSE
ASSUME
$27,500
Pres ti i!e lo<'at1 on .
'Sec l uded e n t ry .
SUNKEN L I V I NG
R00~1 . l\.1ASSIVI<.:
W.HY PAYREMT? 3BDRMS. 3 baths, den, 3 car garage,
Be your o~·n landlot'd. pier & slip. $239.500
!lave (orced sa\'ing and CALL For A Showift9
cnjO.Y lhii; ranlasli(' "'ay l(•u H ·RT·· •N, R-. " ... of life. No yarrl care, 3 U"I "" '9\A ~
be droom . two story 642-5760 640..1607
ho.me wilh pool . Just ~
minutes to beaches & •
boating for only $31.900. GeMrol ' I 002 Gneral I 002
ments. Under S\00.000.
962·7788
Ai},. KE:Y
~RE:ALTOl\S K
Call 546·2313. ••••••••'!.•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPANISl·I FIREPLACE. Ol1Nri!9 •H~1ur.i 1oef1<Cf ' Formal dine. Gourmets SPLIT LEVEL OCEAMVIEW
HILLSIDE
PAIMTUP
FIX UP
$30,000
kitchen. BONUS SIZED YI .. ,.. ~ 3 Br. 2 1 ~ Ba . formal 1lin-
YARD. Walk to golf ·. ; ing. Trina Model. view .
course. Take over 7 + t ~ Estate sayi; sell! J'l.1akc
1/1 •;;. F H A Io a n al I~,,,;,:= of( er. ~7 .000.
SP AMISH
$68,900
OWNER
YA-FHA TERMS
This 3 bedroom, l llnth
home is the best buy in
Costa f\.1 esa. L.~ftJ?e
bedrooms. Nl•:1r shop·
pin~. lransportntion. $298 /mo. Take ad\•an· 1-----""---i SPARl~INU tag~call 842·25.15. REAL Et-"l'A1'~'. C»'IN!<1Q•11 ~1uN1o s1"'..-r ' BAYSHORES _ 633·_3'>1_8_
Ueaut1ful ,panoramic 180 schooli;, <:real potcnlinl
occ;.in \'iew. View Palos ror yo uni: family or 111.
Verdes to San Clemente. vestment C;ill 545·~1!11 . , ..•.. ·· · ·, Live near the stars in ::: .. j Ib is charmi n g 4
~::;:,1 ... -.. ,:) bed room, 4 bath home. Load s of pan e li ng .
ME.AR THE FEllRY * IAYFROMT•
with pier & slip. New ly
dee 2BR 2ba condo,
balcony over water,
breathtaking view. S795
mo lse. Try $125.000
JACOIS REALTY
67S-'670 I----'---' -'-'---I
CawtryKltdleo
wi th Inside B·li·Q, lrg
ram rm w/dbl ro1rlnJ1:
fpl, 48R. Interior Creshl)i
pai n ted . Priced al
$45,SOO.
~CALL NOW
. ~752·7315
courty11 rd patio, upstair!I
master bedl'.OO rrl wfth
s undec k . See lo •P· preciate•$lis.ooo .. ::
' 640-6161
rfb ·
COATS &W~LLACE
HEAL ES TAl E . IN C.
$2,2SO DOWH!
POOL
Bike to beach. Or splash
In your own sparkling
pool,, Gorgeous bT"l('k
fe n'flna:. Blg sundeck .
Ho m emaker's dream
ki t c h en . Generous
DONALD M. 1110 httl room. t.ow low down
1\lmo~t new csecut.ive
Spanitih :1 :-tory delight. -2 STY + pool rlouble door cn1 ry. Gian! ll vint: roon1 with fan -Prestige commurUl)', Im· tustic o('ean view. At ·
ELEGANT
MULT·LEYEL
pressive covered entry, ni~ht u ~alaxy of Jights.1--'===
MESA VERDE
POOL HOME
This lovely 3 bedroom. 2
bath home ha! jusJ been
1ntrodu'ced to 1hc
market. 1-lu j!e u:-ro brick
f1repl11cc . Lo.,.. n111in·
tenanec y:.1rd wllh larj!<'
pool. t,;hou'" are.11 llnly
$47,500. Call 54a·!)491 .
s un ken vcst..ibule . Formal di ne. f<~normous
massive step up llvinl! hideaway master suite.
room wif.)I slont' hearth. Mirror~ wardrobe. All
12'x12' fo rmal banquet lhis lopped off "1th 3rd
roOm . r heeric ttarden level fiesta family room.
kitchen overlooks hu ~e n ca med l' e i 1 in~ s .
family room. magnitl· f<'irep 111 cc . Wet ht1 r .
cent basement \l.ith hit.gr Three palios·all 'l''ilh
s t o n <' r i r u PI a r <! · ocean v1cwt1~ Upgracled
~ramalic st:tirway leudi; everywhere. Seller ans·
Lo eno rm ous do ubl e ioua. ·1o·u11 price $68,900 -
doors of klnj!s master $10,300 "i' cmt1 buys. -suite. Separate landing Seller 11 lie. Real Estal<' lead~ lo ehlldrens wtn~. Agent. Call 644·2496 after
This It a must seC . Call 00 PM ' now 8'2·2S35. I-''"'' .:..;,.:.;c· _____ _j ·
()PEN l•t•· ,, ',·l/(\j 1081 N~i' MO:J'IC·E l--""""'""""'"""'---1
•·"~: • TllE REAL1
'1·•111.<I ESTATERS --, ~"'.!''-tto•.•-1..,., paymen~. Hurry call no'!''
Scll thintt11 r~st with .Oe1il:t 847·5010: Agent s1-:L1.. idle items Wllh a
P1lo\ Want Ads . Wanl 11id rc.'1Jll .. i _ ~_! Di.ii)' Pilol Clitssified Ad.
how 0:1ily Pilot Class· J UST REDUCED to
!fled Jdt1 display their $74 .500. 4BR. 3h.'l, fam
mts1agea with legibility rm. 3 car uur. Boat yard.
and lmpact ?Ourads.we 3 Blks· to 1-larbor I-Ii.
are proud to say, really \\fon't 111st nt this 11rlcc.
Kt:t re11ult s . l'hone YONKEltSft~AL1'Y
642·'678. 6<1A·2K88 •
'
2 BR & FAM RM
1614 Louise St .. Laguna Beach
494·1!558 $83.000 Sun 12-
3 BEDROOM
La ~una Beach
S89.51MI Sat /Sun 1-5 :30
3 BR & FAM RM
9 An ita St. Laguna l3cach
494-8558 $85.500 Sun 12·
19662 Camberra La. 1-luntington Bch
536-7533 Sal 1-
4 llR & FAM IM
112.1 M;:1;in St. Hunt in gt.on Beach
536-8821 $79.500 Daily 1-4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
3 llt & FAM 1M
5 U n iv. D r . (Nr Back Bay) NB
548-7223 $40,950 Sat/Sun 11).5
* P ool ** Waterrront
W a terfront & Pool
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rtm9deled Interior. Decor ti:. RlGHTRLTY. 979-8M3 Starung,at$38J5'1l. ! ' I • -'I I &SUi, )·5. lU Vl\»;,joo, lf'tldal l~·a .. " Included urc plllM ror R i JADE REALTY , · ~CQAS'PHWY. Opft ...... 11 to 1 t!T5'T$t2 , 1 .nalnE\: eu, an al
2ndstory.Q11ly$64,000.: H•x t to un" ng Owner must sell tbl$ 3 8471231 SouUll.aeww,i. · PM ,, •. ~-W1to~t1 ,, tee.
HR. 2 Ba w1worm & St r • o "', •,~ • r bed""°m plus bia family t111tl!Hjtow 1-" I040 ' ·Y~f!-AHT . fn AMII Siii. &'~ 'U.i!STCL.O:i---All -·~
""oodsy charm. Lg. R Mewpori'aUppwley. room. Decoralorinterior •••••••••••••••-••••• OWNE~-~~XlOUS. 3 E·' ~'l::rbJ;!el ZlfZ~Hl.....SIO.-. ft;I' '"' ;r·~. ~!.~. ~af1~~~=:~fl~: s4 o.95o.~4•95 o ~~~i~:~:. b~r!:~:rep1 i~ ~--.---,.--1 ~c~':;.. !irh· ~oa:~ . . InD&lltV High "iew o'1crtOoJOni L. • POOL HQME11 ' ,_. . • • ~ '' 100
645-9070 and plush carpets & N f:!.ar Ocean! fireplace.: VA & fHA 491'900 Nlgutl Golt Coun:e. ~ 0 HOU~., ''t'Q . •• '••••••••••
345 Univ~ Dr. drl!pes. Cool 'n fun pool SHARP 2 bedroom. cum· terms..c,u anytime. N. Lagun'a hsc, white of wqod pa"e.l~-"~ile. pen $ x 50 811.JtM~ll\"-89. S&S (JustoffJrvineAve) jn_ (urn l l y orl'ented pletcly upgr<1ded inside scon'IWTY watervu:2blks•loCres· ~·oi:~le(' tllO~~> 4:Bll , Sat/Sun. 12·6,"' br, 1 ... ~Ba.'Dan,aP~~1UQe·
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SINGLE STORY 540 .. 1120 carpets. Bia Jot. Room to ·" oonv. Oen. Nowlydoo. ln~ rm. tu it~ . .it~ing. AttracJlvely iJecor _~fHr. ~· .. ! Fum .,..rlinfurn .
T R.ELL R ~ bu•"ld . Onl• -.ooo. Red I , · -• $79,$00, , 1:1 . Mel'lnert Prk. le ~P'I· Sf•O v. 49f ... '1Vz or So . A , ewtOf"I :? -c .cpt ww1n cv:rf'•. L ' ~i-....;a•u.. 8 'Nn«642'1074 -.,,1 ar1ng vaulted ceilings. 2955 Harbor Blvd. Carpet, Realtors 536·8836 Dy owner 494..+151. ' ..... ".,.... ":"'1.1' il-'~Y~•o::::::::~·.:::~',::::c:__·.,..--·1-'==--==-----,---
Plus h shag cpl. elegant OlclToww.O... . 1 830-5050 · 4oo-:4040 OCEA~FROMJ11•t", Al$~T..:Pa)!k, Elrfiwo. 174 ~~~f1~ ~~:!'ne.s.o~f:~ Owner. 1,riced to sell . .SIEDROOMS WALlc:t OllACH •OPIM , MlislonVltf.t' 1067 .. IAIG.u+ff ·'"• 211'XIS' Viklnr.:Cnt. k>t •
fireplace. f'ormal dining $40,000 3 Br. 2 Ba. frplr, rt. of Big 50x 117 i,.;. Lot .' 2 I. •o• 'Sf*' . ••••~····~.ti••·~•.••·•••• ii\AedaaCed to$1oo.(Q>., &Or' ~wot 'll1'J...1'. 'x30'
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suite. Pri\•ate patio en· J-IAROWOOO Fl.OORS-·:S:1s25~'QP~~u~§.~~ room. Only 3 years new. side! Call anyUme. WOOds Cove area. Sat.&:: tiled roof, 4 Bil, a,BA + Open'Sat/Sun/Moa.fl·S . l·Xl~r(· Ot>wnv~7~t·47 19
trance. Corner lot. Park cpts. bJtns. water sof-s 6454026 Assume low interest loan SCOn·REA.Ln Sun. lOam-tim. 1832 many xtras! By Owner. _..}f l•Y~C»if"I aftl PM 11 '
like yard. $0000 down! tener. lge rear yard.I --"-"---~-~~------or excellent terms. 536 .. 7533 9s~an ·Wlly, ':8 . l"i~w Nq agents. $81,liOO. OftirlOf Lldo'a tleet'Wfj1. De1U.Pi11PP'• X &t
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HUGE patio I-luge lot 60 x 60 "'ith plants. trees, big bedroom, 2 buth, plus S8t/Sun 12·4pm. Beaut. 3 bdrm., famil.f ••••••••••P,•tt•~•••••••
BILLIARD ROOM 9 pool "'ilh jacuz-L.i, party huge rumpus room. GI&: Awesome view! Ti)...a en· Open house Sat & Sun, 3 rm., Carmel; Mt. view. iO:.'C·2 Ero,iti1e: Katella-
$2000 Do'Ulo..I garden area·. S3 7.900 .. patio, br ick fencing. En· l>'HA terms at o nly $43,500 ~ Br,2 ·Ba.lgeramrm,a.ir Price includes land ,' GG n'ext to s hop 'g . ..... ,.... Prin. only· 64.5· 418 ; try hall to oversized liv· ~-.., 000 c 11714 963 5671 will buy a neat 3 and den trie_s, ('pies, redwd deckJI.. cond, view Saddleback, 57, 000 · • · Gi:lntgameroom. Warm 1_54_8_8_2_5_1. _______ 1 ing room, 3 bedrooms .,,....,, · a · -· or 4 bedroom home on' great fl'oor plans ,· lots of brick & wood. ~' center. 25000 sq. fl.
paneling throughout. plus den a rea, Jog bum· -quiet cul·de-sac street, gourmet kitchens, 3 Br, 5&6-~16 Sa)#Exc~anae. Owner.
r. Formal dining. Full $58,500. carpets.drapes. 1 munily pa.rk. It has an~~~~~~~~~~jMewportleodl 1069 llil Will Jo'our big bedroom s . MESA WOODS ing fireplace. Nev.• , . . just 4 doors from com-2Mi ba. From$86.500 •--~-------1~6'4;,--081:~'(>,t'~· ·-~~~
price just 839.900! Hurry, 2 \'e;,1rs nev.· 4 bedroom. 2 "540-1.,,~ assumable VA loan or * OPEM•HOUSI * ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fantastic View of R8y &. •,ro.polr~ . 1600
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'n. II 0 1 ~ ~ Co u .n.t _r.y ·. frplc , 3 c;tr gar. quick OPEN SAT. 1.4 PM . .· RAISR,D 'S Chti-rm will l1' your im· bath plus maid's room & 644 68S6 H (~\er look 111 g ll cc I la y, pos ... ·s~c~s=si~o=•~-="='~'-~536c_·_""36_·_·_1 2431 Bowdoin. College ~ pression!CleM 2 bcdrm, bath. 2 story v.itb. spiral -'
Va!Jey. nr. golf<.'<lllrse::>. 4 --REWPIS 2 bath with view in North s tair<''ase to Pallery 1-IARBOR VIEW Homes--:; ',"' "'.~1 ..,.*'H'ff" BR. 2 BA . shake roof. l'VT l'··cly ~L><>o. •• house Prk. Vacanl 3 br, 2 ba. En" F ·t t · I I bo ,, 1 • I p n /bon ·~ !'M'.~ .. .. .... ....,, 1 1 1 n-...:t •-....... · . .... ru1 rees1n ove y a ve. ·uuYe y 11rep ace orto no w us rm., ~--TM"''STER white brick· rrplc. huge 1800 ' Or less. l\.1esa am. rm .. • tpl. poo ·• ~~· liiii--r-= .. ofr§,~:tca mPut,Dr: .. lrvine garden, separat.eartist'lri inhugelivjni~mplusa 4~R . 3¥.!ba. $93;500. ree. ,_~ . '" veranda v.'/ fabulous Verde . Prine. o"n ly! Owner.$45,500.Prin.on-IJ)I CalnpOsVall;..vc:~ctr lud"o d~fj ,., ·· · OPEN"S 115/SU ·111 _.. vo _. -:-t Office I 6375076 --_ .. :?""'""' • s 1 secon , re ., .. ,.e 1q a · n .·or~ '"••i ~-::-Y'"' view .. ti ac v.'/ many P.T.L.540-6099 y. · eves. C•LLl3' "600 8 "' o p ""''"' ret1\i\.i;x:ce 45< t-'-===-==-----1---------1 ow' ..:i~·~Ol-~o. A ~ ,s 3.~ .. o. bayfTQnt ffia.iler bdrm. by appl , 2 18 Of>-i•t~~t.; .: •ffi fruit trct·s. corr al . .-.--~·" ''~ Wetbhr, allbull\·lnslllwi Ramsgate,N.8 .•. ' , t.o $!)'" .•t.. . o ce s;; 5 . 0 u u . 'V i s t a . Mesa Verde Area Mesa Del Mar PRICE ···l"'ltf...Mo!. so • 2 st 0 t: r ... j Br. 2 ': ! .. , electronic oven'. Pri~e 644-7866 ~b.5415 ldca.Jlohs. 1 -Year leases 7141724-486!:! At:t, Deli ghtful famil v home T ~ • fireplaces. Laundry rm, • OPEH HOUSE* · nl · I l d · • $42 900 l.ari;!c faJAily room. F"I d . 2 60 Sq ft pier:Fee land. For more . ·Of'. . o.r>e.. nc u es in x lnt. condi tion . 3 , fireplace. "'&hake roof. 1 tere air. l . &491Anita&. informationcall6'1S-Sl20. NEWPORT Crest condo '"t1lttle1-aftd"tj•l'lltorlal. Bdrms. 2 Ba. family , Abs~ On a cul-d~ac. Come Lg Cul-d·sac. lo maint, Sunday 12"4 PM: t-'===='-_==c_c=c.t on green belt. upgraded 2 Call now <714)752-1100,
room. 'fireplace & pool. , light my fire and warm Cov wood d.eck, Orchard, .~~uyxe18Jmbeiidyr!."~eha, .wtlht,_h2 ''HARBOR VIEW br:,? Pt1. 1 story,,end,unit. INVESTMENT SPE~TACULAR ~ana I-louse carpeted. yar d • Q'speratioft,ScH your family 's heart . $62,950Ass1i1me7°k ...,, ,_,, "'TREEHOUSE" Perfect cond. $63,500. ""DIVISION
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liar r & Ocean Vnhll'Y,'. 3 fenced & la ndscaped . Pi-i.eed De low market 842 _9371 . Open House Weeknds 1-5 beam ceilin~ atOOe FP, 2 + paneled dM,. Jmmac. o~·ner, 645·4009 THE REAL F.STATERS
BR, 21,~ ll<t Toy,: ome. $49,950. Phone Joseph C. value . He r e's yo ur HOuEYMOO.... 1505_ ~,E2c_8806cetstooe Ocean view, niee yard. Upgraded 1Dside & out! . , Completely decorated & Gallant, Sr. Realtur, c hanee to own that ..,. n .,., Conve"nieni-location,1 Set in future"""--' of Prime duplex, ~pt. Isl. furn ished . On the Blurfs. 645-444 5 beautiful home you've HEAVEN l ----=-====----1 $85 500 ,.,..i.;;;500 $93 500 3 BR Lido Nord 0 ID "Id SI12 000' ---------1 THE TERRACE B 2 ' • over .fO trees'. •·~ ' $ 7'5 ooo" Bl 0 bo ~ h wner 01 er .• ' ·•-always~·anted,but at a . NOWdNLY.$36,000. · ~ · ,2 .r .. , 'MAlt.IOMMILHE" 844-8898 a·ft 6 ptii or 1 • · a a ....:a<'
493-5.544 s mall price! Park ·ti~e 3BR 2ba lovenest. Nice ba.1 'nr. pool. ShoWcase • 644·8285 · cottageS53.SOO
Owner , 3 Br. 2 Ba , liv. yards. enclosed patio. kitchen & large dining cond . S43 ,500,(it640-5560 EAL ESTATE 1 --;;:-;;:;"-;;~:.::;;:::;:--·j ~M".!"'~'~h~a~ll~R~lllY_~"7~5-~4~600~1 Corona del Mer 1022 r m. rrpl, lge fam. rnl Central air conditioning, area. Harvest ClOlors lhr-618 S. Coast Hwy BLUFFS CONDO •••••••••••••••••••••.•• y,·/blln bar & desk. kit. d Laguna Beac" •94 -•• • garage door opener . roughoulr Be.Juippy an ., ... ·°""° view 3br /3ba412Plata tt--ei.-~ 1076 DUPLEX-$74,900 bltn, rormal dining. Natural brick fireplace, in kive .CALL1J42-0071 EXCITIMG-NIW $72,000 Owner67S.3400 ='•••••••=•••••••••• (OccansideofHwy J house newly decor. fruit family r oom, 3 b ig 3 Br, l>'a m Rm. 2 slory OPEN SUM.Z..S
Owner 544 -1999 tree s, S49.500. 3105 bedroo.ms. extra baths. .. free slandr,.g home . EMERALDUY BAYCREST by Owner. 4 Presid.e_ntial Hgts-new
Barbados PL !\1ei,a Lovely brick patio. Pror.-.fr9nt-laridscaping. 402 Emerald Bay UR, D/R, F /R, 31;., Ha . Condo, 2 BR, 2 BA.
HewCustomDuplex Verde. ·$40-1 720 Plush carpe tin g. Charmingoldcrhome.a I van Wells c us tom. Ocean Vi e w. $39 ,950.
South of Hwy TARIELL. Redtors ~r'.lpe;ie: :,. ~cing . bdrms., 2th baths. The $1~.~-Below market. =7~Loan . O~ner .
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Do you like shingles. BvOwner.anxioustoscll 2955 HarborBlvd. Do.aJ#-. __ ale niv.5:93oo8kr.·, paneled living rm. & Pr1n<'1palsonly.646-1513 ·'
shakes. stained gl<iss. beautiful home, idl'a l f~-~ -!-=~~~"""!~~~~~~ combin~d dining &fumi-Bluffs Condo-Beaut.dee& Pri'ce'reduced~3Br.2 iNV~STORS! ~ REALESrATERS
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..... .__ ,,ane '·'· Sl' s.4, .rnr . Supersharp4becfrm.2 •. TU RTLE ROCK TERR., ocean view ec · ewy famrm,rorrpaldinrm, $45.S00.107Cadir..Orcall un it s+ off~' ,e. 217 •' sci .ft. of decking & 4 car S40.SOO /ofr5't0·9542 bath. family rm home by TRU .. ~T::Y.OU. R Prf!sident's hOtne. View, remode-Jed kitchen & great ror enlertaining! 4,93-66Slor493-Zl90 M parkin~. See at 509 I · u k B i 'BR 2"ha 2 f 3 powdec rm LoveJ..y li~O:Wiffift'S!;;;;<cl;ff.<l~A~v~oc~a~d~o~,C~-~-:;.::~5~'~14=·-' DIM I exc us1ve 1:-ac a y JUDGMENT poo , • . ...., • p, nl . S ..,;,. ,. Owner$79,500.M0-1841. BY OWNER ••--l'tffs< Go Iden rod · Pr ice "tesa e ar, ;i:rge cor2 area. Cathedral ceilings, ONL y s;i.s;SOO. car gar. By .owner. Prin-ga en. 129,......, -~ ottdiOMINlhM
SllU.500. Call b73·lll58 oer lot. 3 Bedroom. exquisite v.·all to w.a ll . eipals only. s12o,ooo. 7101 .. ~~~., ~-~ br,'2 ba, fam rm.ocean & for--•-. +·'\ 1700 bath. Co\'ered patio. Buys this4bdrmbome1n '"--ft _11 . p 1 -
A 47 FOOT LOT Brick firepla<'e. Dry bar crpts. Woodsy covered w <!I k i n I! d i st nnce lo 552-3781 Sparkllng.j tir:b:in-~2· at.h ft EDUCED ~ beac~~r:be vtew. v . -.-..r.\M••••••••••••
is BIG in our town . i n fa mi I Y room . patio. Excellent buy at oce~n. Nev.' paint ·tnake,,·r_-=U=-N~l~V~E'-R-S_l_T_Y_P_A_R_K __ , h.om,e .• Ai:c~1tecJ..,4e, D IM4,. 1·r 'lE' orr. 492·257i $65..SOO. or: PG8APJ:J);)RVINE, 2
P r oviding a IO\'ely Sprinkler system front& s4·4,95 o. Red Catpet, it!'lineonthis largelot.' 58n. 2,12 ba, OR, Fam s1gnf;d,;profess.~r.at~ LI· U ~ ''· -BR.2 BA-,,patio.ceh~al
storybook garden to view back . Extra ta r ge'l-R_e_·a_ito_c_s.l!<J_._™~'-· ---{ ALL terms. 968-4456 Rm. 21h car gar. patio, ~· .~9' Dea!". ~e ings 3 Br, 2 Ba;frpl, im\ned. San Ju.. · , "I 'alT. Ow•, ·-i~ Oval
from your 2 BR cottag·e mas l e r bed roo n1. MEDALLION HOME "OME LOok" pool , t~nn is. $62 ,500. s'"u~vnmyg ,,",· d0i~ndge'cmks. occ'py. Now only $7f.~. Capi1trano ·, 1071 Rd 644-4881-1 ., cnlal al Ca mpec oc · bo"l •pace. IS WORTH• Own•. ••2-7770 " • Owne•/Agl .,....,_.,A<><> ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Pus rco.ir uni r . " "' Supe•-sh--•p 4JlR. lam • ' ~ I . d d A ' ..... ,......,... -TAXSHEL~ER T . • '" poo s ize yar -P· --------. By Owner. 2Br tBa Con-. ·• S2J5J mo. 591,000 . Cull 15~o/2'_,"0°0V.:ng 92°t~l0 ~;~~~ rm, lrg· screened patio, THOUSAMDWORDS ] IED RA....,.H proved pl ans for ex-1~ ~ d p 1 • 2 . t.O 4-plexes & ln·plexes1by
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Lovely new J bedroom EXPAND YOUR ~CALL NOW ~~~~~. ~r l~05 I:dr~i~~ a·ccess in a beautiful 4i!1 v.,ater. '!'/21 Boat ~hp. o-.
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..... .........., Huge cul de sac Jotd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom in Shorecrestc. *WOODS-COYE* Eves.~75 ·8226 ' . stone fireplace, spac. 4109 W: 5th -·St .. Santa ----'--'--"----1 Japanese garden an · R d c ,.1. .<!.:... __
CATALIMAVIEW greenhouse .• v.·atcrfall. MAGNIFICENT High beam ceilings in New2500sQ.ft.custom4 rm s. e arp e. ''Ana,''vj,.:n J0:3Q·to 7:30 5br,21 ~ba.ramrn1 .. din. tropical pl ants. rruit NOCE::HARBORVN. r:_imily rm ·&FJiving.fm&1 ~~~=====~-lb r. h ome. Many MEWPOR'fSHol£5' Real~ors 497-l76l -Dailt.14.Jt.1·1
rm. 2 frpls, extensive trees, room ror pool , u.16 · 3 car gar. ag f'iear bicycle lrai ·COLLEGE PARK amenities. Dtive by & Im~ac. 3 Blf •. 1-sty .. 2 3 ~R. 2 BA, Zyn old, Cnr. Mission Vie-·o,2bdnn, l l/:?
lndscaping. & decorat· former model home. lot ~ acre. Pi:of. ldscpd. beal·h. owner 'moving · I see at 1832 Ocean Way. Patios_. Pos1t1v.el y 1n v iew l ot . lmmac. 1By .... _ .. ._,._.,·ew!..-: ... ·'ll·in•., · f" 1 d b fi $103 500 Uy Ownr/Agt out of area. Qualified VA · ~~ntastic 2.story mode · d ~1 nnn AO"l.Nl'I' _..., ., ...,.....-•• 1ng . ee an yowner. _Owner will help 1nance .. · · · .. bd 2,h-b th 'lh Price $157.SOO. Will con-~ove-1ncon -~ .-""' owner.$49,950 . ._...._.t.8 dislrNasber;.2.,.8,.0id,
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Topside Ln. G44-0llO $47,9001 Call 546-2313. DUPLEX BARGAIN at).54,SUO. ' '" ury a nd only 21.6 year.. sites. Open ll~ Sat. &, · * 541-1290 • , ••• r.c:................ sume. 84.7-31822. ;
428 Narcissus A\'e. oPtN 111 9• '1; ~uN 106'"'Kr· OCEAl!JVJEWS new. Mint corxlition. VA ~-10-4. For more info.[~~~~"""'~~~~~ p.:,;,;,;;;;.;,;,;,;,;;~~~iiiiijiiii s!1i~~s~~~:~~~8 :~_ .. _:,,:· .•. ·. ,_-_,_-.-_i'_t.~ ~~:~P:;:t~~w~~! ~~ii·av,ailable. Calll -'-"w_s~~a~"!~~~U~A~sn~':.~~~E"-'~~L~T'-sy __ , $:9:2.~S~·Rs~J~ ~e~Pt1RXe~.
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NEWPORT BEACH S k Cleon in deluxe 3 or 2 Br apt & p= [J..:j~,~~· ;~~-IL.I :nA~Ts ~~:d~.~~~~h Margate Pl. . , .
4 Br. dining, ramily rm, Colle~~rl·s best floor rMenlt lhg e oDthPec4. !~~ .. ~31 BY OW~ER . Luxury 2 I • ~; . Bch. Height~ blilme wlth r SEE THIS~ •l pool, 2 frplcs. AAA cond. h a a a , · · ..,.._, slor>' Spa nish La Cuesta. . --·-be ed · ·1· 3d k , 'e· dM" ••• plan. 3 Bdrms .. 2 bat s, \t am ce11ngs, ec s ~ _
Fee land. Harbor High fp l. Ne v.· carpeting. SHAKE ROOF CUTIE. 3 BR. 3 B'A, (am rm + & a view rrom every Beautiful.secluded 4 Blt,
School Dist . $90,000. S44.500. Open Sat/Sun. 2B R. ram style kit eh. rec room · Huge pOOI. S~.·.-'1 a......,_ . room. $55,000. T1,111e is of Pool Home. Most desira-,
SPARLING I ·5: 440 Elmhurst tree shaded paJ.io, graJ>(> Many extras. 968-1178 r..~., lhe essence. ~-1816. ble area. Pvt ~.~yanl REAL ESTATE . 9635515 ... lhea1r.Loves1n·your1-====='-'=-'-=='-'--I ~·
833.3.548 HESTER~IROWM stake fence, R·2lot. Rm . · heart. ·Bu·y her this BYOWNER.CompletCly entry & lush landscap-
&Assoc .. Realtors for rental unit..,~~~EENI BY OWN ER . <i nu>St un -horlie ... you'll never remodeled 3 Bd. 2 Ba: ing.!86,500. , 833~9781 llOUSE Sun 1-4 : .._,.z usuHI cozy a.& Den shake part. It's 'a beautiful 3 h'ome on Bluebird Ca· SOUTH COAST
Enc a n l 0 · DAN A roof cottage surrounded bdrm., 2 b&lh home with rt,yon.' Beamed Ceilings, fNVESTMSNT
MESA VERDE lfARBOll REAL1"Y , by pines. Smog free. Hot garden fountain and frplc, wood & stained S49·<WJl2 646-6710
L't"-3BR '2ba + 2 fpl cs. 496·2790 jacuzzi pool & pror. care Cupid's blessing $45 750 gloss windows, 2 deck5 &
Qu1etcu1desac st Must r -·-t I y lley 1034 fre e ga ·rden s. I n -ft. ' 1· •••500 Ope st HARBORVlEWHOMES · · · rvun o n a pa 10• _.., -n a · Thre~ bedroom hO\&U sell . Bkr. 556-6171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• door /outdoor Ji ving in &SUn. 1to4. 962 B:luebird bcaulif_ulty. decorated In
0 . p complete. privacy. 8122 •Canyon Dr 4'7 •0 1• Nr.WESTCLJl-.F PLAZA IY"'f'c ool ' ' ·~===c.·~--~~="--1 Country Style-Luxuriant Indianapolis. 536-6697 or VI•.... •-Attr. Jrg 3BR 2ba , bltns, I Beautiful · story, 4 BR, 675.8307 Open Afterns. • . ' I OSO 18ndscapil\g & redwOod
hdwd fir s. fpl. patio. 2'h bath home goes with F""-::.:O'..'...:::.!:::CC::.:::::::c.~1 lllAL'IY LOl)I•• HM11 decking . Large master
POPPY ST. $59 ,500. KINGAA RD thishi.lge~.11avey~ur BY OWNER, $28t.,~· for 552•7$00 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom with glassed in
Charming duplex, short R.E. 642·2222 own Olympics. The kids sale or lea'se Option. 2!1 ~~~~~~~ ...... ~~~ LIKE IUYIMQ. garden. Built ·i·n bOok·
wa lk to Little Corona; will love !t and Dad will BR , dbl gar, ~i}drps.I . . A MODB. cases & custom made
seller .,.,.111 carry. Save OPEN HOUSE love~~he 3 <'ar garage. Nice & c,lean. 19071 By Owner, <l 84rtr1,.Fam1-Fanlutic _3 bd, rw, 2 bath coom dividers. Extra
102 The Masters Circle Separate enclMed laun· Pauline.96s-21ss ly Kjt . Elega nt ly almoat braild new that c hild's playroq'm , See 1 poingpi7~·5000USES 1adj. to No. side santa .1 iitY ·rQQm fpr _?llom . A I a nd sea ped $52,900, sbin·es , like a nawless this today!
H Ana Country Clu b.)"' .~M"its·t· •1tee! 'ctn tu r y MEARTHESEA S51·38'793732Scottsdale .. diamond" won 'l.lasl a VOG'.EL CO.REi\LTORS
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view. be~I are,('lill#l 'ttf,\oi!l 'from 1 new. $129,SOO.. , ~ 1 • -. : .,, Speci.111 vie"·· r .v. J{ills ----'--i4itHlfcu.., •. ~ -,aa::.ii1gye.rm w/1erv1ce LEASl:/C>mOM · i~~:~=-~!!~~zl~~~~~~~J--~:i ~ i I• incl. the harbor; super 0 l aarronoa i.tt.,, of 11r..., bar, brick" 1pJc._. cu.<Jtom ·J. Bdrm. own:Your-"9f(n H•me , 5 • Br. , 3 u .. ...
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:.. arge rooms: 3 rms., '°"':'°'°""' fowli111Pi.wotdi. cov.patio! 8kr982·5Si1 Jn bea'uti£ul Nor.lb sumabl~an ;.OpenSaL 1' .. SUP••I SPY~']'.',,", family r m .. game room. C .......... & .Sun. 12·5, 640\$86&, p I N"r df · , • 36 ft pool . Special 8l I T E IC c A L l Lagun1. loee lO "'""Y'" .. opu Br e w -Be 0 -IDOdel_, ...
• ::. $22',922. Open Sun. t-5 1 I' I I I I ' . . • ping " b~ach .. e , ~.soo ··Spacious 'roo:ro~~'delllltl,,:)>o_ol.n: " " . - -. -. -EXEC CONDO month;a1~l)ii'3C!•Wl.j ; UNIQIJELY~ATE · Jacuizl,-view' jil'lnujol\~ol!i!,"l,'l'iOeG'
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t-:.....r..t<teCOtitit_.Mcsi,1. llQiN: or .4Yplex. Caah arp 2 Br. Meaa VenJo. '• ,, llHTALS Npt lft1. bike lo beach. 875-7423 hoc:h 1740 CostaMna lt24CostaMesa 1124 tt.r~ 1dupJex: •I ,.~ Br, buyer. Cal l C,,uck Vlll.uforrcnl, Sn1 , fam l y cot.tu.cc. lg · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l14MK\x ;. J,1 ~,Br. holL'ltl : Spllltr, A&eQt.645·0303 Unrque HQme!'!, S4(1.S990, ~ ::· 1 ~a.···""••· S$1o yard, frtlit lri·c. Incl •alboa Pettlft:Mlla 1707 NO lncre:111e In i.uni nu~r Off leaftft rcrth , ~µ~<>n4>)~~ .. . ?DR c l!I dr di · •2 n ....... 1325/S.~ i,:urdt!ncr. $~i15 mo .••••••••••••••••••••••• r <!'nt. lleuul. I br furn 2 Br. Adults no pets,:? BR . crptii. drl)!I. bltn~ • .JUJ;l~Ob 548·30l&:Aal OY(N Proper t .Y In C 1 • ~\·' 1P8·nJ:.J)Ollol. 28R,'2b1 ........... $365 581 ·!1!f:t7 IALIOAIHH <*PlS SIG5&$17!">S1)un1.sh d s hwhr11 , llhal: cJ)t ti, pool. laundry. $180. nio..
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1 t1·l I 1 ii d,e If , Ow n e P'lt. Tom o •Atna••o . drps, bltnt1 . 256 Cecil 1•1. JlJk, 2 lia. Cam ...•. $475 111ip, pool. !;1cuul, hoh· 845.8740 W, of Beac-h ofr Slater LA MANCHA A.PTS 2 BH , 1 Ua Single Story, , ~~~J1~ r .,,_.IJ&~1 ' T. o. Prop•~ 646-Q73.eves · RAISOR'S ... ~r:.h~~~r~~~~~~'. 842 -7848 778!icott Place, Cl\.t t~;1~. ~~\~ c~~r'ds~~~~: . ~;~~~;::11.J];_~nm: :.VOW! Acl roist! Central • til9·9661 du_~':_· Agc-~L __ Co•ta M~aa 37z4 ADULT 1:urdcn apls, 1 6"2 -5(f1l gak ~~~ "!)" Eldl'n 2C•r-~--· W~s\,Sli\e loc{)Uon. 2 br. REALTORS Ill ff b JHR 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR, pool. $145. 1035 l~h Cll~AVIC"fOHll\ "'"""'·'"'A 4 •. .,: .. t',ldl'n -Nf_'W •nl~'I· L'A"'ll ""'-, T · hoU&e;t bat laundry rm .. c.•)g J•am_,s~ .. rrvi'nc u s uy view. · 1h St,S36·74<17 afl5&wknd:s J &2Hr. Unrurn-i-·urn 1-"r . -"" "" ~ )!'<\: ~ "' '-' ·:r • a..l LO -S waMTID w 1ruc 11 ti e s f 0 r ....,c,..oov .-~ .......-h11th.s-. lmm;a<'ult1.le. $47$ Casa de Oro - - -537·3125 aflcruµm ·•• .$79.500.-C~ O "Ct '1$1-0WO ... t Cll mpu•ValleyShop<.:lr, M U k u••tr33 2 Bil Condo, 11:. h;i , Nr Slti1l.50gas/v.1r.pd. :1 , Ult , 2 'lf.l\·{)11 ex ra11·t ... 2.n•e Y ~"'I& wn!lhcr/dryf!r hook·up. CALL 833_.600 °· ro e r........ Al.I. U1'11.11'1 ES l"AIO 1-1 untin i:ton l l<.1 rbo ur Adults· No l'ets&>t:, gH le FOUi{ ~t:1\SONS Al''T:-;
Step!J \<> ()(·~an + " lrn· Rent.ls Closed g;1r a .. s~. c~troi ----~-S.an Clement~ 3276 Curnpurc l1eforc you renl WJsh e r & Oryl·r No l'ool, lt('1' Hrn .. i':l('\';jt()r ~p:.icu)u:;, 2 :,tor)'. 2 br, n\·~""· tenn,lll• It lhc•••••.•••••••••••••••••• s1>a.ce ncxtl~1""1.'i~. ncd Jo'OR homes ror Lt-:A:i l· ••••••••••••••••••••••• C u!!i lnn11h,·~·11 !:{11t..'<I pct~.tl97·ot2 l0v.r846·~ ~25 Vi ('tor1a,642 -lrJ7o I':· ha, 11vt patio. pool, rl ubh~u 11tt li ving 0 , put1bo,. <'rpts incl. kitchen or SAi.Jo.! in tt\e JHVINt OCEAN LOVERS! Jo'C'aturinJ:: M"DIT"R••u .. H <'Onv . h)('. No l*L!>. SU15 .
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t).re el's nice owners unit e111c h $145 .. Newport Ncul-3 Br 2 Ba Cottuye . ------•1uto. d•J<1r u11•·nl'r. l.ri.; •Poul B11rllc<1ue!>,-~aut. furn v.•/<intiqs & Parklike 2 UH. Green ~ha l! c~µts, ~ willing to pa)'. ec:1ulta-~~11"1~ 515957.9~!~1 J>d . Yrly. t.v1)e horn~. frplc. $.175. t;~~l ,~Eel\.Sl-: ~~ ~rn"::il~o~s. private pulio. 5.'ix10 Pool. s urrounlll'll w/plush n1od ern I Ur done as Surrounci;'t ·.~~~~.·hrgc& f1~,1~<llns1.>a1~'0"',.1.
hie purch:ise pnce. c11 n ,.g • l.'<':__.,.._:lO__ __ Yrly. 640•14,,3 Saun11 , ja co~z1. ~50 J){'r lnd s<·ii" s hips cabip. 2 de cks. · -------., c pts/drps, 11 1-. sl·ll l & 1 Cl 11 ... . . lJELUXF:l.2&3 rAflts "arden.5195.\•'8<17>1.5. 545·8424, A!lsoc=iate lolboalstond 3106 -----i;h op 'g . $35 0 ·rn o . mo.or ~<isc . 11_1 rl'11 nr Adults No iK'ts Ja<'uzz1 ete. Scnsation:il Pvtl'alios -lltill'ool "
South (,:oast'Brokers. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 llll. I lf..i BA, patio. 96Z-!',J69/552·"240 i';'-'l cunsullfrcd. tall J101 I Bl)Hi\11-'urn. l\lus l Scl'! i:t50. t:vcs Nr. Sho1>'g-Adlls ()nly $215·2 UH inrl i~-. un1L Ilk!! ; · 1 Btl'll · G11r11g11 . C<trpcts, --------1 oth·llunt111 i.:to11 lk.,11.:h 3fo5 W,\l.'1tson 642·1971 2 13 /789·9822 or Mgr, own ho1n c . c lost•d ~1 ' ~'IU.Y A Joi l! f 12:""U sc, $l95·y~i~y1 drapes. 52IJO 548·27"8 UNIV P~, Terrace., nev.· · ~2·51Wfi or Hoh Borton-- -2 13/592·504~ Martinique Apts ~aragcs. d s h .... •hr. frpll'.
CJpt;c;d. 8 U{'l,4 nv,>tel wi bltn!', ~a rHa S.-:ey,!~\~· ,-,, l d 11 Hr, 2 ila,.O}l, pat.if>, pool San C len1enlc4!-3-76(rl SJO WEEN & UP ,1,111 ~a,nllal3Ana A64••c,. ~~'!,, Adults , No pcls. :itil t:.
!ipaice 1 ror nurs(lry or ln<I '· ,·23 Go''rnJ "-I. 1 1.· . r · cp ll, •• rp:;, -~ ltl.S, '4J5, s:J:F7 ~· ' ~ s .. J•on •SH.SO.Night & Up LOCJUfta lrach 3748 gr 11P . ...,..:. ltlth St. fi.1 2·5340. equlpme,nt~rental hu,i· 13•-°" 5 C<lf"., fter. $325, 646·1008 --•Studio & J JlH ,\pts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----
p,etili, o0n~mMin h ~~. wportleqch ~)167 deves. wknds. 642·1~2 •• !:~!!!!~~~? ..... !~?.~ trW :itcr Heds t:i>'l-'ICIENCY apt. from LET US Hurr,y ! N1•v.•ly dt..'4.'0ratcd.
$90,000. wner will heJp'••,••••••••••••'•'I.••••••• ays tr'fV&M :iid&•rvAvail Sl80 mo . Sti-0 wk . llld PAMPER YOU I Heclroorn Adults. 1,33 ~ahf:t>. • ~ c ,·,·unLo'<lo'l,·\e,onl y llP.:Al.TY ('()1\fP1\N\' 2 All Vll•:W 1-lome.2yrs •l'hont•S<.'r \•.lltdpool pool, m:.iil , phone, laun-llai.·eityourwayinlhis W<i ll;.i l'e. Apt II. CM ~ 1-'AN'fl\S'flC t:usl:;ide 3 ull Id 'l l l I' I ' d VILLA''L' INN - ---'"JtAL'rlMCHIH, Rltr. · S450mo.2 Ur 2 1Ja. hr . 2 ba. w /pane lc-d IRV.,.E 0 · iiuic :; ree ' "Jl 1'· •Ch1l drt"n & Pet Section •• ~.~..;,0,., uc.. · we I l -I o c: ate d •
2727 E. Coast ~lwy 213 --793-0427 collect. tlurnlitory on hu«e lot . 4 Hcdroom, 3 bu th honll' ~.'!:'r. J.:•ir. A;~.'~~~r;,,e <ulull •S.'>. o(f "'Cl!ks rent \lo' /a d ''""' "' "" I0\11nllous e-for adults Fountain Valley 3834
.75 · •392 -----"' (•Jose to lennis, ~olf, park _"'::::"). ni o .. ,,,.,·n.;•_o ___ . 237ti Ncy,·11011 Bl \·d,Cfl;1 only ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Sl'ACIOUS b F'encedbkyd.Chi ldrcn& • I I $0 O('t•anfronl,N.L::1guna.I •3bcrtrooms.2 baths PARKP CA ----'---'=---I· 4 r, 2 b<t . pets. OK. Close to e~·er-"' Nt' 100 s. ti OI Mo. Santa Ana 3280 54X9755(1r&l5·3967 ll H. frpll·. 703 Cliff Ur. A I C MESA. VERDE ' t>eaul ifully runt'd. Just ythin<>. S385 1no. l:i.111 : fV23) .l!!:mmct ~·l c Kunc ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300. !TIO year le:.ise. •1-'res ll ~aint &carpets
Tin...,... · fte~ to bchch1M,!'i. n10. A,,0 ,01.,,52000, .. 8,L.,, .• 1 li'14-62QO •Tropical Pool• •l'.oiy fircplace """" Yrly. 557.0.nu 'O'fr' ----~-"' .,.. ...,.. $145. I br, fncd, kids, pct. ti d bl +'A6·971U •Sunny iiatio Ow ... ., • ......._ -sin~l cli. r. cpl~. rp:;. lns. ~-__...,. --------ME-s • V""'I)"' 3 b ·• b patio. Vas & w;.iter paid. Siudio Al>"rim"nl I bl ...... k •Garden selling w/pool 22 Hd ·'>bd 111 h · h ~,.. "'" c... r,, a, SJ65.2 hr.£ncd,kitis,pct ... " ....,_ L ' 11 1 den .!,rmM "" . r?1 .• + ~ ouse on. water wit ·~tns, fncd. yd, cpt/drps. L'09U"a leach 3248 C;a ll No .... •!: 548-l IM to ~:1c·h Uhl. paid. Sl75. •r u garage w/s oragc
,' lfrp.k .·Caragcs. dock. Ueaullfully fu rn, 1325 . Va c•nl . Ag t . ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.OC,\l'ION +J br.2 b.. 497·1157. \'oursforj usl·~. .~l?r~vl!ll&p~Qt>. tr:ish con1pactor , 540.17~. >'or Le "'' mo t ·. · " 'fllt:VEND01\1E "°''Tl'OI • ~" 1708 • b · ', d " o· .:;u ... ~ un <t in kids, pt•t , fn c d , g ;,1r B r S •• '_,_of H rtB h 3769 5 h . "5·~'~ ·~~;t~tl '~t;""::'.i~":;;;;;;:;~~~-=~I go r .1gc . .i sp, is · --. r etrc;il, s pc<'la<'ular . 1 $2 IS I r urn IW '-"'=> ewpo ~oe 184 Ana r.11n .... ...,,,,,., • hwasher, washe r dry€-r, 3 HH. 2 BA . frpl. bllns, lg. view of l,aguna. t h e ;~~'tJ~i-· Tr~~s. 3 br, 2 ba bltn~ Pool Walk l ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHILDREN OK
Al:>Ut~·r LJVJN(;
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2 Bdrtn from S205
Furn/Unf models a\'a1I
I 0250 Lo H•dmdo
t'OUN'fAIN VALLEY
968-3378
,.tsOU.,_.~~SJ auto garage dCJ?"opener. fenced ~d. \~/~lk to ;chis. islands, the l'oast Hric lo frplt'. kids, pct. fn cd Sho11pinA. 1 :• m1 heach. S llOH T 1' E Rl\.1 Spec. ~ i .. _~... . .. ; _!!75 mo, yr leuse675·7156 &shopping. $2'15. 642·0l77. Palos Vf!rdes & 1.:anyons ga r:i~e. f'cc-BKH 931 W trfth St. S.t!l-0492 oceanfront/vie"" 2 & J Lge 2 Br $170 ; 3 Ur 1 ~7 ba
• WVV RN. U f ·-L-~ D p I I 3226 to lhe e ast. J-lome has · HOMEflMOERS hr. Wkly or rno. 64-0-3114 $190 IJuplex & 4·plex, 2 HuntlfHJfon leach 3840
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llVlJRA RlA.LTY it'Mral 3202 marina 2 Ur , 2 Ha , cpts, mu. 497 -2104 \Vanl~d . nice family t~ Fresh. l'lc;·10 $160/Sl95. serv, pool 'flit: ~l t::SA . NEWPORT Next to bcat•h. Srudios,
•• 642·7007 *· * ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps,bltns,$285499·2986 -~ c;ire rorourhomt>.3BR.~ Adults 177 E. U nd SI. 415 N Ne.,.,·port BL NB, APARTMENTS l&Z hr from Sl 45. ~~~~~':""~~~~IF'REE t 'REE Exe<YliveHome ba W/C'l)lS. drps Tht> c.~1 &1 :!-J6.15 1>46-9681 2BH .UnfSI35/M() Jacu zz is & l C'nn1 s.
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I UMITS .... 2 UA .. V1ew .Pnv1:1tecom · l.agon" ". ec to'on . <-'X>r1 '"" .~LkforBc,01 ll "'LUX ''S . t'.:le~<1 ntL1doL"lc.2 br .' rlOOBONUS
H f I d u " . """ "' c.. "" p:.ic1ous l Br, h II I ·~· k 24~ Ney,'port Blvd, CM :p OM• • ers • mun 1l y . W /~. $285. Outsl<1 ndingvuofoccan l)alc.~iJ-45ti791i.3·17Xfi (urn apl l'ool Ample a .ayvew _,.,.av.··. -'"'-""--'--'-"""'-'-'"-'C..C-1
Eas ts ide Costa Mesa. 642-9900 lill·l678 :831·2160. & Cat;.ilinil . Ultr<i · ~--: -park111.i.: Adults.nopets or Sl.5UO mo Allutils pd.
5-;-2 BR houses w/bc:'lm California's L';lrgesl fountai;-Valley 3234 spacious~ bdrn1s. & l':.in1. ~~:!~•::!~~ ...... ~~!.~ I9ti5 Pomona Ave_, Cf.I Owner 7 l4·67~2'21!ll l'e11 ·g~. (rplc.:1'. shg c rpts, •flenta l Storv1ce!• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm .. 2 fireplaces. I 1n ~·· 1 3 UH 1 ,, 2 Ur hsc nr b~h. 1-'rpl. yd . t>ri. p3tio's l'Ompl<!'lely MllJWA-vC ·t---,--3 HR Condo 2 Ba 2 c·1r n1 slr. :>u1t~. f\.1,assivl' llv. ~rep ajc I . + ~ c·nl ~ 2 Bil. pool. infant OK. no prkg 1-'urn /Unf S295 .
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T-'resh, clean $160/$195.
Adults 177 I::. 22nd St. ~el1Ced •+ 3 Units. $120Q. hr Zh· ( \Y·~ ~'>l~Q<I ra r ajJe c'lubhs'C', ~ll .r~. W/Wl.'t ~i1r. lk lUX(' d~pr:'~I~~~ t0'gtv ~:~~J .~~c~:,!'.vSt,n~~· .. ~~~8!"t1 , Yrl y 556·47ti0 142 47 in<'O~B~~~~r· kiris. ;i. rfe~:Hkr.' . · ;ari:~ti e:. (i~~~J:i~~~9: ·~~~~~"r 7~~~r~~~': s& sf..e s;o ap:r;c S350. mo Si lo siao i&2 8-r-t-;a_H __ cs~··---------1 qUJET pvt. 2 br, 2 ba.
INVESTMt-:N'r ~1 l_~S ION ~i~jo'.. Fan · or a e r · · ;lshwshr .. lrash c·omp~C · ,A ~k r.0 '" "~"' or.· Dal{ ~la~'u;e adults only c~ Yt:AH L. Y Steps to Beal'h. cpts bltins, frpl. pool,
C.M. 642-3645 .
5-49-002 lk•ds l1 C 3 hrA, 2Cba , <ipplns, t'OR Lt~ASB : 4 Bil. ~. tor, etc. \Vi ii )!Cl'l'Pt lon,g ~·4567963·1 71t6 \\' y,·1l!>ull . 645 . .fSJO d e I u x C' 3 b r . 2 ba ga r. ad Its. no pets. 376 Y.'-
1 s.pet, I ,gar.$265. mo . 17 U06 San t ii term r"c nlal from c d • i furn /unf Avail now Ba y
l_l.UN'l'INGTON 8~a<:h . Cristob al. Call Vera, respons1hlepartyat 0U'nf:r~i'sh:f 3425 I MO FREE RENT 675·c52~"'~-------1 -~2~8'-ed-r_oo_m_Ch_i_ld_O_K-.-I
Save. $40: 1!1°· 3.br, 2 ha. 962·7771 or 962-88ffi S650 MONTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• If rou c1ualify 1-~urn . 2 ll lt · 1 5160 Month frf1h.:, patio, kids, pel, ---N ,. l U I) c· S b b , I II ,. Oc~a n \·1ew, S ep~ lOADULTUHrTS fn cd.J!a r;agc. Hunti1t9tonleoc:h 3240 •. '-', ,', , c... EXECUTIVr_; WANTio:O :.c s ~ r ~x<'f'P· from bc<1 <'h. winter ren-757Shalimar
HOMEFIHDERS .... ••••••••••••••••••••• t'.AHOl-.NEIL Call Mis• Deluxe 3 Ur. 2 Ba. pvl tlonall \' ni ce 2 11 0 t;i l $250 mo incl ulll. ---' cc._ __ ,
COSTA MESA Va c<i nt . 3 RR , !'pie, s 1on Ht•:llt y 4!:M·0731 l;l ke & rt•t' t'C'ntt•r SC<' :"IC-\\f111rl .!U 544·f>M9'Jo rti75·75!"11'.1 "Tll EGABLF:.S"
U8n0',·"",• ,.w01est1er0.,n flma,~·,00r: __ * 6~2-_9700 •__ freshly p;i intl'il bt>a ut between ,: :1u,-s .11u : ;.is k systi_•ni ~ H.v so. e st Pla'l.n Nev.·ly decorated. 2 br i i .. · rorJo \nnnr l'n:·tl ·ii~ 9 •~ 3 E;istsidl·Ctil.1 Br comp San Clemente 3776 "'/J!ar Adlts·ncw cpt:; 1cno1>CC,>'Wimm1'ng r~>I . VAC/\N'J' l UrhouseS125. land:>1ca pinl!. c lllse 10 ---' &:-1 . r\lo'y.7!-I~. r••d cc!Jr Pool Adults """ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• thruout·drps-bllns·fn cd 29-1 Br . 1-4 B. r. t•ully /\ls,o 2 lir . Costa Mesa o.«.•an . S350. Ask for oct;AN \'ll'W lrnm your ?_ Ill!. 2 II". l>r.·••>•I 0, ... , SH;v i\111 1;.uo.19-17 d I c II I l • '" ___ ,1Co1y Ir~ 2 Hr apl "'/ l'\'er · y ·v.·atcr ll( <i JC wn
occupied . Xlnt spcnda· $10.1., ll.unt1ngton Beach Kc ith,962·4•171 bftl. walls of cork. m ir· S225 nlo. Nc"t 10 lh<'. . . -h_ • y thlrl ).! excei>t linens 1-5.636·4120
b le . ·.llli' iRriWReJ:. J'rin . $175., <.:o rona dcl . Mar -. -----, ror & glass. 2 hr. dt·<'k. bt•a1·h Jn 11 1111! lleh 2 llr. l 11 .. 1 Noc ildrcn or G" 0 -ooly. ·I, $235., t'ount.ain VaUey 2 1-'i~plac.e-.4 UH: 2 BA . ;iul.O hil r. sloor. S3>\0. l..Sl' l«li-\:l;!:i l/l'lS i\1iildl.c <i_ge or re-\\'a!>hCr.<i dryer Pool & 24l!l" range ... ~uu
642•74•2 . Ur. a <'reage, fruit (a r m, new crpL<i, drps. H./O I c7S-9'-Jttgorf..io.4576 tirt>d 5175 1>42·584l'I u l' l' ;1 n No San 667 ··R" Vict.oria .. Sl90
. '"•H6••~J4& kidK, pe t s. Agt. 1-'ec. -~ljc .to .scbools & s hop---· -----3 BH , I'. UA. &, Cst t:h·n1t•n11~ Sl50 mo lhru ADULT I Br. frplc, pool.
1;; .. _ '"'''->H30 om.g. SllS. mo. Ask for OcCan \lrev.• Jlome. 3 lkl, P\"z'• 11,,., Cr""s. dri». Bache lor apt $122.50 utJI .Jul~· 4%-2267 --'°"--,-+--n-,--,--f .~"~'~~-------1· •-D I~ 96.1-4507 ' B bl "' .. ,,. pd No lk·ls ~mrrle(f OC · ·='------1 Sl80. mo. Call .Four' wUta.nelt~ !kach. . oo;:~ or a • or 1 ~ a. tins. lncl:g. hltns.lg~atio.pool $265 i·up;incy.i;42_13J.I. Apartm...ts &15·4111
Mnd Si4·SOO b lolboa lslCMd .., 3206 96J 1786 W /0 . S.175. mo. 4~1-8 136. No pets . f,45·<11 ·U4. ----UnL.rn;lh-• r m • YO~lt9f' •••••••••••• .. •••••••••• --- - -T• w:u OAKJllOGEVILLA 71 ~·4~-~l?O BA YFRONT yearly4 br. 2 2•. ~ & 4 ~r $27S·$385. Laguna Hi9~ 3252 Townhousr LR<: 1 llr. puol. nr :;hops. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR , 2 BA . bltn s .
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per w / bi g vil!w. $7f5. o . o /!.es. ar a r•. A ULT C l\1 . 2 BR. 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••. Balboa Island 3806 858 W.Ccnter.645-9219
FOUlf:S&FIVES 675-7846; aft 5 pm 963·6739 ;a.'i7-76ro Ba, $.125. 2 BH & Oen, 2 PAN0Rflfl;1 IC Oecan · STL'Ul(J a pt. decorator·~•••••••••••••••••••••
1'ax she_ltered,'property 673-4099 3 BR 11h B d p 1 Ba •. S375. Club !·louse. \'icw San Clemente . furn \\'<1tcr & g<is pd. L1U le JsJ;111d. dt!luxe near 2 BR. $175. mo. Adulls, no
apprec.1.n good lll'Cas. . · • .a con °· 00.; Swim Pool f\.l on~rl•h Dana Pt., Catalin<.1 . New SU>O mo <i·5.Ul new 2 Br. 2 Ba, frplc, pets. ~2579 j 592·5010A~t. L.l ·TTl~fo; I Sl .• AND . ~:rpor~aundZz~~ -,S un:iJnil. l:all 1't~a l & J hr, 2•~ ba . Clubhouse . .: · patio,y<!'a rly.G75·3335. 645-9753
6 0ELUX LUNl'J'S Bayfront_. new 2 br. 2 sor y. mo. · ·tt ab t:oc k lt't!a lt y . I V JJOOl.gol LS295.496·7101 I BDRi\1 8135 -!-ulil C , ~ -8 ___ •3818 • . le vel. view. $425 mo. 4 Br 2 ll:t Model llome am -5pm.49!J-4509 -------Adlts.nopcts 2133Eldc11 aprSrTana ~
2 Blks from ()('e11 n 1n 213·¥76-2723 ,, •. . ., . NBlmni ac.Jbr.2ba.fam 5-11·3176 5olli·soa3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ilunt. 'Bch . Ca ll Bob Ca lif. Classi.c Air 4 Bil. fa m ily room. living rm, s P'l a!!. beams. Quiet ---' - -OCEAN vjcv.'. :1 Lr. z ba.
•VILLA MINOS•
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Gua ranteed no rent
increase in 1975
OM BEACH
Hachelor from S200
2 Br. 1&2 Ba from s:!75
1 Br, I Ba. v1ev.', 8320
3 Br, 2 Ba, view. 5475
•Winter at the bc;ach
1s bc<iutiful
•View!':i of ocean,
C<ita lin;.i & Palos Verdes
•Lar~c private decks
•2.'I I-lour Security
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•Assi~ned <·o\·ert..'(I pa rk·
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tr Add itional frc:c parking
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Open M·F 10.6
Sat 10·5. Sun 12·5
Closed Wed.
Huntington
Pacific
711 Ocean Ave
(7 14 ) SJ&.1487
Mngd by Wm Wal ters Co
WALK TO BEACH
UTILITIES PAID Dickinson Corona del Mer 3222 ro,nd. ro~Jy ,1n_dsc~-· 51~ foom , d in. area . firpl c. ;.idlls. S295 . 642·3153 SIOO lk tath Bach. t.lui1•t . t.: & n , h I t n s. Vtl / D . R IGHTRtTY.97~\.13 ••~•••••••••••••••••••• 0 ex ra_s . 1 c pts drps. 2 C'a r ~a r .• ~ f.JC'rm ten.utils.1n<'l.No llalcony.$260.&12-1155 Beaut. studio apts, 2&3 . 2 HR , 1 BA . .,~iplc. Front Montbury Cir. S.150/mo. fcncc.,d y<i rd. sprinklers. Oupl~Xe$ "'"' 3550 pctsS'1 1l·OOJ\I Su p e r .Comfort<1blc -Br, frpl <'s, bltns. dish·
22·Untt aptbktg,xlnt.loc.I & r ea r y d " >'r 'n •h &46-JJOJ . Avail M<iy 1. ~. prli •••••••••••!>,••••••••••• .-· -. Ground floor .1 &:2 br<le· (~uict washers. 2 l'ar ~ara i:::e.
Id •-• 000 979 °-0 c < & N I fl 1 I t d I f<:nc loscd Gara ges Sundeck i;. l•'rom S275. yro .;.-""· .. ,..,, wndws. SJ25/m'o . L6'VEJ~Y 2 , 3 & 5 Br mo. Isl, last · dcposit.(;AHDt.:N apl w/extra ice r1px.qu1c.s~p . luxe ga r cnunurn apts . Gas &WalcrPa.id.1\-to to 536 _2579 MOn·I' r1 9.5 640·5258. ho m es. $JOU to $GOO . l ·-199·254-1. lar ge bdrm, roman style by ga r . l'.mpl. 1n :1rr1ed Be~l Capo Bch loc. Ad Its.
Pt. l · l I I • • bath frpll' w /r ai scd c pl or s 1nAleo\·er 3Q.No $180·$2.30.493·ft623 Morc.ntals $200lo$,2IO LUXU RIOUS lbrfurnor a io, ennis cs, rel'. M ss on V1~10 1267 hearlh private patio pets. 548·1021 Children Wtkomt unfurn. new :,;hag, drps,
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o.m e w irepaces .38R .2 BA .1 1~yrsold .lcalifor~iaH8' • 3 •":••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .-pd ;4hlks toocca n Ctuldrcn welcome. Yr lease SJ.25 mo. Front · · · Huntinqton 8"9Ch 740 tr 2 Br 1 na Corolido pool. 2 11 UG E Bedrms. Super 536-41111 Tobilt & Bkyd in. 581-0K87 D..,eexes Un~ 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• near' bch shopping' $235. localion, beam ceilings. ---
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8461311 Nof'ee 2 UH f.'lission Viej o Ne"·port':; Fincsl Bei1cl\, RATES 8234 Atl:.i nt<1 or --~~·--'·-----.-t~·nh~u~c-w,la~r cond. newJUr.2 B<i,clcc.kit.. Eaecutii"rSuites 422 Lark s pur, just re-s.11a.2 BH , bllns. pant'll-1.2&3 BH . Pri\'. g:ir.,
Walk to beach rrom this .!:'..~~ S~5J.,~·!H27 w/w cpt, yr ly SJ7S. mo decorate d 2 br. I ba 1ng. erpts, drps. pool. In-poo l . v.·a s hc r. dryer,
super.J br, 2 ba mod~rn H rt 8 h 3269 MS·2Sla/l213 ;m.2266 727 Yorktown Blvd. w/gar . £278. 64<1·6800 / rant ok, no pet:;. 2265 Ca-Close lo beach. 536·033ti
home., Has cverytl\.iAg ewpo eac. Hc;.il·h Ul \'d <1l Yorkto"·n G44 ·7326 nyon l)r .. Apt_. _F_. "'1_._·85_33
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Rent Frtt ' 'AL'l'YCOi\1 ~.&.NY o. Ask fo r "·"·or Dale W U1~:11·h :l Br. nu cpl . . I STUDIOS& I BRs , ~?.' nt" Deluxe split·lf')'e : 130!1 Beach. J\;o pets. Sl25 mo. St\". ref. c.pls & tlr1,:; . ·f OCEAHYI 963·4567963·1786 tlrps. l>s hy,'s r . 2 ll ;i , sqrt.2 b1lrt11'ol.'/lof1.dcn. •Fullkitclle n MK. 675 go;~ Adult s only . <!11 0 . i Bedroom home Use of ------P<itio, y rly. $.I ~. (213) frplc. ph~h 1·rptf:, home· •lleatcd pi)OI ~ igcr, '-'·1="'---1 Newport B\.
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Water M t'ler. <.:oasta l SPACIOUS Z hr, cpts. walk' to beach. schli;: 333.;!ltit. ctry ronm. l"ay only clec-•Phone: service __ C<_ll'ol j_73_·_87_~nr 5.';7-7145 d ( I f ---Irie. Adults. So. of Coas l •1 mil(' to ocean
BACl-1£L01t Sl65 846-1323 Appln!'i. util furn. t:ncl -------
gar<ige. 1•001. J;1c11lzi. 393 Lge df'luxc 3 br. 21 ~ ba. all
llamLlton. 1;.,:'>··141 \ l'\'CS./ fc;i tures &· bltns at ltunt.
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Hacienda De ~sa 1!46 ·l!J:J.lt 11r ts·l6·1311 OK. Ready for Permit. rpi;, ~P · am. rm .. parks. & tennis courts. l.<•:ise·l l .s~ o 11iiol\ "575 b r 1 h $4l.550e,a~h &iz .. 4750 lx•am ceil. Immac . Open . Pool main!. ineld. $150. · "" llv.•y, 5 lks 1·11m )Ca<' . " • S;it/Sun.605 Marguerite. 'mo.9G8·llOG8 n111 . 2 Story :-1 .. 1 U1~. 3"~ S4<10 . 435 (;,,ldtnrod . Ladles2months
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no p1·ls . SISO. utll 1id. $ Retort-. 2400 ost• Mesa · 1224 3 BR . Adult Condo.-Ncw pit. frml (lll. I).!(' F'll + 075.93:11. Next l.o bcHch. Studio!>, 2 Hit . frJil, rcrrig. stv ..
r.' ••·~•·•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••! crpls & drps. No pets. l i:t •' l)Ollu s rni. fn1 1,\:2 Jir f rom Sl4 !"1 v1cv.•, <Hlults. no pets 10 n1i11!111•s to Ot'l'i1n. Lg·c 960 l 'i"hi ''iDYUWli.D J hr Green brook borne. 2 ; $2:25. ~2·2951 btwn 10-12 st•parut1• apt. LrM pal10. llunt. Bt'h. Super cle<tn J .I a cu z z is & 1'e n 11 is ! 2 8 5 . 10 .4 I' f\.f , 32 2 :• I ba. L /H, F /Jt, 0 /H, wkclys. f ull y lnd SC'pd. a ut llr/2h:i ,w/w cpls.drps . ~ti 1323 Heliot r!lpe
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& "'<rlt•r illl'-IJrapcric .... tlr1>s., stO\c ,\'. refri,I! &
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,... Str('am. Close to Town. 3 patios. dbl gar. $!S95. Nr. 2 Br, 2 stor )' l°""nhouse, n 1 s . G 4 o 1 32 7 t..· & dry hk ·up. lrg yd. gar l\.1E N, s mall bca<'h hotel. Costa M•sa 3824 ,~ Struc~ures need atleq· So Cst Plaza Own er w /washe r. dryer & &10· 1500.ext llGS. + huge prking. Ad lts . Rooms $22.50 y,·eek. A11ts •••••••••••••••••••••••
lion .' fetrlt'~e. Detk' & 67~·0771 . . rerrig. Com m. pool. $240 --:5285==·=N:":'d:o:<:':·:"':'::":""':'::·=J.:S~l~OO~.~n~•~o~.5~:~16~·7~~:::_·=:_ StO \'t'. :ii r cOnlhlionu1g,
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Cr owt1fop,11ld ~ogal Frplc, ci:ithedral ceiling, g ar. Nopcts .. fii5·91~
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P ool. $8~,500·cons ld <!'r SPACIOUS 3 Br, 2 a~. l"ilM 3244 BltANJJ ne,w Nev.·port
lrade for1noomepropcr· d r ps, cpts , fih ished •••••••••'.••••••••
ty.flO,OQO-tR -': • · •garage . $350. mo . •RENTALS• ~ 11'\{if?·3$38~. ~0-7796or55l=f59
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your ~paciou:oi Ill'"'' 1 01' t'pl ~. d r p .~. t:oll('. gur .
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rar gar . all H/I. Nl'V.'.
F'ro1n S275 nlo . Opt•n
hOLl!>I;! Sal & Sun 1·5. 121,l
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drp1', sh:i ~ l·r1'lts. lgc kit .. P.1esa. Phone a.&S·2300,
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schl. 11ge c hildren ok. no rrpl<'lS & gur . $185 to $280.
All Utilities Paid pets. Nr. rrwys, walk to.1 _<_25_A-'12t-'-h~S~l~. f~l~.B~·---
Lu:itury Apt. 2br, new schls. Sl8S. ~138· J BR, $220.
crptg, all bll·ins. dbl $2l0. z BR, 2 BA QUIET. • 2 BR. $J7S.
rcfrlg, lri; coi.·ered dee~. erpta drps, bltn!>, closed ~love In bonus w/immed.
Qu iet. S250. m o. I'. 1ar. Nopets,2126Thurin occp'y, 773 1 F:llii'I, Apt..
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The tn;ri "·" '1 ftrdw rnli~~ f'nccl..• yd, av•U now. & lo•ely potlo, ~s mo. CONt>O'· n1'. ll&ag H"'P· En11iy much 1•1J1'r "Stt~ A t'lnd" puiilt11 with o\·erl r.o Y.'ANT privacy? I Br in z BR , .... Ba . pri ..,•tio. 3 Dlt, 2 h~1 . nc*I.>' IJttlnted, !l ~ Chlld OK $300 Ref • -· d1~n··er!fo• per panel ;" 110 •11 ritow ~flrlf-• nl 24·11111tt b<>ok l'lll. La • ,. ''" \Yei;L_:_:!!t_ ~ilOl . · mo. · Avllil I'd ay 11l ~-(19(16 Ol' 2br. 2b.a tri·l('vcl. frpl, Tnord"' ,~11111118 I. n and ni. •eNI .ti for eKh. mik •n• t:h«ki qui Ct 4·plex · $15.5. 2860 near 17th St. Adults . ne w cpl . lfiS-11 Sl1but., nr.
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br/4a1/week. Nights Newpor\ City, Rnpon.sl· Upholstery. Ori~ampoo clean.up . Tree trim Comm /Reis/Ckanups. a prore11lonal aecou.n. L«al/StatewideM~ All T~p9a . Free Et· Ucens~6:
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.6f0> BIG' NEW JBr Bayf'ront apt 1 MON . free rent, walk to lnclustriol R....tel 4500 tory . 213_598.1513 0 Vic. Magnolia & Ban· SPlRITUALREADE'R Yeurly·Spac-. ()pen beam SIBS . mo. yrly N oce an, ne w dk. Brwn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213.431.2109 ning.962·1850 ~lOAMtolOPM 2 or 3 B It blk from on· cptg Sl7S 675-6670 agl/ -Sq Ft .......... . Advice Otl all ltlillters. • · s mokcr.673-6743 6 J. · · ~ · _.-........,per mo ... "---ytoLo., 5025 Found: Spaniel type )'Tlg 3l2 N. EJCaminoReal ocean & bay. SZ75-$335 • '-;;--=:-::;-:-;-::-:~=:--;--;;;;j_'~7~S50~2:_______ at 3975 Birch, NB. Agt . ...,_ dog, blk. wavy hair , wht Sa Cl •· ~ ~ 673·5631. 1 r em ale to share 3 BR 5'11·5032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• patch on chest. Male. Vic n em en-...--•.--Park Newport rurn NEWLY re modeled oft', ~--8 di & c i·rr Call492·9136 492 9034. lmmat. 2 Br, l ~ Ba, f $160 . • · NB nr oc Airport 7 UST 17thSTWHT $SOM .:>&11 ernar no 1 mature qui et adults, nr rom Call ~;er1e , 752.1111 o orC•s . .' conf. roo.m , FOR$2PSROIVOAtoTEMONEV Or, NB. 642·7778 or Ms . Y o r~ with the lloag.$200,642·3153 Oakwood offers the 64().l6 secretaria l area. l'hoose Top service lot'. 700 Sq. S4&-7707 . Brahms pict ure, pjeue -""'""-'=::..:=.::::::_ __ I fin est in country club liv · your owh coklrs. Days: fl. shop W/oflices. Ample REAL ESTATE LOANS call me 548-3036. WESTCLI Ft' 2 br. 2 ha . ing al a price you can al· Would!! hlik el! lo ~lhha~ ,my 64,s.0800 Eves· 646-6552 on-site park int:. $165 Arrangements made Lost: Orey & White preg.1..:c::::.:::::..::c.:::..:=:::. __ _
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mo. 646·5681 in rel'reation facilities, 11 moth.er. S35 a wk . 221 Sub-let bea ut. ocean vu 675-0100 Avoid t.h e high COl5ts. Call collar, vil' 41.St Ir: River, Genlle mari would like to -u · · · Cabrillo.CM. l''as hion Island suite. TDC,Bkrs. NB.675·7983. meet altrac . lady, $110/11-10. ON BEACl-f full time ac VI ties dtz:ec· 64().6420 AM , 644·8'707 PM MISSION Viejo-Laguna (714 )543--8381 60/over. Not over S'S". D h 1 .1 pd tor who plans parties. STUDENT-Room. bath. Nia:uel area. HWldy to Lost : Femi whit e 67,s.9163 a~. ·year y, uh · · 1 BBQ's trips & more! kitt'h . prlv. CdM. •I MO . FREE RENT • San Diego Fwy. 000 t.o LOANS availableforbusi· Samoyed w/ lea.ah 1u111 l ~:.::O.o:::-=-_____ _ Kit + ba. 673·1241 f'ree S~nday brunch. 675 5126
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San Juan Rent Raise Guarantee". l-foii se in C. ftl . Resp . · 833·2840 Afternoon prkg. 646-6300 $64.54 p/mo. at 10':1 for 3 F O U ~ D : B I a c k ••••••••••••••••••w.<t•• "'I NEWPORT Capistrano 3178 We guar antee lhal your fema le or male, 21·30. HUNTINGTON f.:xec. yrs. No balloon pay. Labrador. Vic. Ne~ Con1~er~JticM\aL. Bpanlah,
<(Scl'urity gale entrance ••••••••••~•••••••••••• rent will not be raised ror Rent SI 12.50. 548·3762 Prk. Sublease new ore. PRIES11GE menu . Bkr. &'J3.!0l5 Beach. 3 /28675-4145 1 'P rl v~•le idt ' 1ro u p •
.'Underground parking. COOi> Jocal1on. 3 Br, pool, ONE FULL YEAR & you Attractive surround 'gs. Airport location, (rwy. The rastesl druw in the Have som ethillJ YoU ~n Qualified ex.per,~. ~E8J0.•1e1,~8n,tdfu5',n el°.:'•n!,es,., •. ~~~~;iin . no pclS. 5225· ~-1~~~~~ ~~e ,::~il~ ~:~4m8~tb~r::e~.~ Easy prk'g. Janitorial access,amp1eparking;2 West. .. u Dally ~ii ~sell? Cla11ified•da 675-3958. ·•
• " ' " cupancy. Rents from smokers , no pets. Stu Serv. & uUls. pd. $95. mo. prlv. offices; !Oft. doors, Classified Ad. 642·SS71. it well.142·5678. Job'W..... ' Sauna rooms. k 2 BH., Crpls. Drps, bltns. $160. Prices varybyloca· d e nt s Ok . male o 847.2531 or 213·592·592J skylight, alr•cond., 3200 Male ; JOJ S ,
IHtd pool ~su:sdec s dshwshr, refr ig, lndry. lion. Models open JO to 7. female. 642·1802 eves. 5Q. l'l., u ,-1. Ideal for,llte T ' "'R G "'" .E ....... flt .···········~·,-·-··· /. <(Ocean vi ew. High on gar. pool. water pd, 10 Sorry . no p e t s or FORLE ASE·StoreorOf· mfg.: *II remodel to ra ~ .&'-•• E.x~.rrleneed Cla 11 1 ~heNblurr c:.ive~ok · min to beach. s22s . children. G.-.ges forl...t 435 fice, 900 sq, ft. in ahop-1ult.0nl)'$1840.Astfor CJ.AT L POU.A u.... dri'fer needa1'btt.'Ueat 1 ... ,~nr~.,,:~;!rtPea:c e~ul .j ~4~94~·~tl5118:::o_ ______ I •••••••••••••••••••••• pi.J\a center. Brookhurst Prop . .Jlgmt.Oi•.~ .\1-!:.'="t":!= 1 ~ '-'·"£1l or line. Te1mater.
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Irvine and 1e1h Rt;ALTORS :,::;---17 ~ t;..,.. mer•11creworClttld'er "' MOYEl ......... us Sovth LOCjlllta 3886 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SINCE1!M4 ....... JI.... .......... Oft ••i boa:t •1or:i ~·"' 901CAG~EY~E ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6"5-05~ COMM 'L-PRO!o~'L THE COLONY 173-4400 ,:~ :;:-;::"" "Mother. heJoer..•• Exp.
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Coat,l.Hwy ) ul1l s . 213 -~1 ·1760 or A /C: e lec •• J1nltor, Old world charm with localJoo: M·l IOfle. '17 rJ,,...... .• ,~ ;t,._ Jolli&W~ . .; 1 714~2 213-837·1525 STOMEYROOK mua 1c, parkin g. sec. French windows, cablet Monlhl1 ::=r--::?'!9 ~::::• u Af..~ --.71,,., .1 patrol. M -R. Stever, &: trees. Adjacent lo -..3SOI 9'18-0327eves J&o.-. )0...,. ..,_ '!'."" ·..1, ... ,, n a.1 _ •• ~'FF•Br !"Ba .& twwwRflhl ... d Apta In• Garden. A .. •S7 0 136 o 11 .._""-ti-,,,_ .. , .... •••••.,._.-••• I .,.s:.o , ... u.a " ~ limi t ed number or :!1 .. •_r •. _,,. -·0Fe s tdiva1 of Art1N•w b"lldln al 0. C. 1-~ ""' ·"::-'-y'ou'n~-r •.t\1n wish .. townhouse. AduJis ooly. orUo ... o~•cl 3'0C ~~~ ~ • I -" wom No pelf. 1728 Bedford J..n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pacious 2 br, 2 br & den't ----------·L '°;,~ROADWAY alrpof't.itOOtolOOO~ft. .,.,... ,...,., ..._ ,.q<!•f l o ~~olo-
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betwn'-1 A-5PM , 25252 IA future. Afply in penon, 1..,1rts Northero Virlinia area. Tempo Temporary Help E11:p in table service for 7~160 btw 3-.Spm. ••••••••••••••••••••••.,
.PuRd,LQunalWl1. WeaL.s a l Corp., llSI 29402~artueritefty. Good 1alary COM • Call~ busy Coffee Shop. You • .. WAT E RB EDS " Ae · SA1". April 5, 10-5, lMOs °"~. -~Ait:~!!1~0C'c.80=':-0:c-y=:....-I Placentia Ave, Coat• MuaKiinVleJo meneurate w/exper. Call mu&t be over 18. Apply 2 Man s 21 Montgomery ce1sorie:s, new1us:ed, A5~n Tree Ln. lrvloe.
UT• Mtria, ·~ fuat Avery Pky. Exit) CoUect CRI, Strubur1. PROBATE Lesal lo 5. Mon lhru f'ri. CHAS Ward lO &peed blke. Xlnt 673-4586. l291h 33rd St. l, l n g ·Pong tab I e,
SHOPMGR. Diahwat hHwanted.Muat Va.tT03)4U.3723aakfOI Secretary CHILI. 2278 Ne wport cond.$tO,phoneM2·5487 NB. C hildrens & Adults
Eaper•enced on ly . bewellgroom«l,Ref1.& Rusa Smith. Equal Op. (EXPERIENCED Blvd.Askforoffice. Schwinn 5 1peed Apple· Mustaellhouselu.lof'furn, ck>thing, FurCoat(J931))
.Permanent POltiitioo. Ex-IUS IOYS ex Pe r . C •rm e I 11 por. &mployer ONLY I l Laguna Hlll1 W • -·ss krate xlnteond. '6S wash/dry, misc iterna. lge size, could 00 Beaver, -rellent f~lUUes. 1Busy Must •-e 11 AJ>oly J R .. t•uranl, -N. Cal. area. High saJ•-. Call ""', _. 545~ All $4S 37811 550. J ewelry· TV fnda re-Or1_a 1e. Cty. locaUoa. to s. Mo':,v Oiru· FMd{v. 'itwy. L•euna S:ach. LaundramatCleaning MIJ..2Sl0. _., wanted, lull or p/time. new. · pair), Dishes. 10' Sliding OUtltandlnr~lhJWth . ~ CHARLIE'S CJllLI. •. ~ Light Worit Exper. Apply in person, c...,..1lr GreatSavingson Used glass door, 3 Louvered
potiYnlty. 5ee 1ervlc« N~ rt Bl cl. CM " DOCTOIS ~ Public Relations/Sales Two Guys From Italy, Eiqlll,....t 1030 r-·um,Appli&Misc. Doors, 2 front dopr11,
II \ r H 0 WA R i;: fm::rnee. v • ASSIST.ANT l:.!P S9Cicl• r Proven aales ability 226'1 Fairview,C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wilson 's Bara:ain Noot w o v e n w oo d e 'n ~lj=J:::. &J "°. c"°' ....... ==c..'!r:: ___ hz_:ll_•-1 Young laddy (1 .. 28) 1to l!!hxpcr dl,'dx1An~~li~Ullt4 in":s~stary. lligh earn· Wel~me Wag~ 1.nt'I ex-N~~:: sf:o~~ ~·~u~:i:: 54S W. 19lhSt .. C.M. ::~~~~~~g::r~>~i~j'::
r work •• octora aas •· II pre : ...... ve ga-1lC-416-!i919 pans1on provides oppor, $300. 67~·l806eves. ANTlQU~ •IOOliier, xlnt bthrm mirror, odds £c Aufo Mbc.DtMca. Tr tant/ rer-pt. in health Uon practice. 644..oJZ3 i.n Hunt. Bch. & Westm. cond, sohd oak. 5'5(). Old ends.
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work in c:onatr:uctioo In-nece11ary. We train J'OU, LiquorSLoreClert •-'--trichedule. Car ne<'. Ml"9 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• h a nd C" a r v ed doors . PUILIC AUCTIOM f:.50 U .,f\1)1 time, afler duslr)'. 1·2 )'I'S colleg1 Apply In penon attn or full time female pre --r• J ~ssop 213/438-2750. SIAMESE Kittens 6 wkB ~aut. $200. Lamps, m.ex-MANY IT EMS OF FINE
: Oday iralnlnc. Good pref'd. Opportunity tc evil. 2112 Harbor Blvd., ferredlS2·ll38 ih&Mr"d"91freM EOE • RedPolnt&Tortl~Poi t. IC:in styl_e, red, pink ESTATE JEWELRY, ·•heel• A mual. Jiled. orow w/ xp...Ung .1 Croealtoads:Raiaurant W ...,., n · handpa1nt e d . s:s.o . bmetltl, outside *otk. xlnt co. benetit.s. M.:· ·.. CM Live-Io Housekeeper ; 19050 Broothunt, WllO WANTS TO Y..'ORK? /papers. Ill·"""" Handthrown hue, white ART 0 BJ ECTS. AN -
,Loo, in I for · bright, -..ble to travel from Um~ DOG Gloot.B working husband, wife.! Fountain Valley. DRIV£ ACAB ! Dogs 1040 hemp shades, $50.Couch, ~'t~~H6~~EFO~~~:
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• APPLY IN PERSON Employment offered · Contact: Gina er Sheila 11·7. Convalescent hosp, Women. Can be slightly Newport. Bench/Irvine dinavian Walnul Exe. Garage Sale: SatOnlyi-3. ''IYOH ONLY. Sat. April Small light manufactur: S«M>l.30 Mon. lhru Fri.! Newport area. New pay handi ca pped. Neat -Area.546-4928.. Desk, $300. UI006 Aspen 13SY.o 35oU'l Sl, Newport
R between9am&~ ing Company needs re-to5. scaleineffect.642-.8044. Clean Appearance. Vts.. 'free Ln, Irvine. Sal Beach. '~ ' 1409E. Warner 11 ab I e ful.f ti me LY~ SA L ·Es p ERSON . retired. Age25to70.Sup-•PET WORLD• April5, 10·5. 1---------• .,.MOll . Santa._~ ~mployee. Opport. to " plement your income. Shih·t.tu, Maltese, Pug, SAT ONLY: 9-5, 21892 ®f ,twUflt Equ<1I Oppor:. Ed'lploYer grow with co. Min exp re. For 11-1 shift, f/t!me. Fr' Womens Fashions, full & Drive a cab6h1"Sormor1 C h 0 w , Husk 1 es. ANTIQUE CARVED Seaside Ln. ({. e. New
•"'<" i 9 0 . &: Sal nights off. $34 pe1 Pllrt time. Good pay & a day. Apply in person Ch'h h Li poodl BUFFt.,. 1$" Tires, sm appli. Be in fAVnN R~esen-CAIPnCLEANEI: qu red. 79·2290 vern it-shift. Small conv. hosp. benefits . Apply in Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 1 ua ua, ny es, WALNUT.$325/ stereo, etc.
'of ~· Exper steam cleaning. mott, wkdays. Congenial atmo1Sphere. person . 2300 Harbor 16th St., Costa Mesa. lab, peke, doxie, pit Best Offer 1 ---~------taUve.-.Meet ne »eoPle, ---------1 I GI h 81 d CM bulls,cockapoo,pom.100 SAT ONLY 9-5. 2535 addnewinteetoYour Benefits. Apply, Steam Experienced Drapery App Y en aven o v · · • .... ___ L _ _.1 Mixed puppies. Stud 5-t3-7aXI life II i'am mDne'i Master, 1740 Superior, · t led La Newp()rt, 1555 Superior . '"'"'""-se Westminster, CM. Bikes,
tool lfo sci og .ex,ei, CM ~~~m~c~i=ons: 1~ Ave, NB646-T1&t SALES GIRL full Lime, ••••••••••••••••••••••• service moil~· 2S2:i VELVET Sora & Love-guitar, clothes, etc. Good
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bow. all 540-70tl. CA.SHIR/ · s~. · ·49Ml848. LYM or RN work weekends. Prefer Allffq11es 1005 Openeves 53 I-!iOZ7. Sell $200. 962-2256 MOVING Sor abed $15,
13ay1,I HLIPHOME Fllmilia Ame ricana RELIEF some exper. PERSIM-••••••••••••••••••••••• · h S · Kings i zc Matt /Box -necesita mucbacha para 3·11 Sh•' It. p/lime lo• MON TREE, 229 Marine Iris elter puppies , 7 Olive green swivel rocker. sprngs. (like new) $75. 1 $425 Mo+ benefits. Min. '" Ave Balboa l•I wks, AKC reg, champ E••ellent -~'u·,,.... ~<. ' ' • eiudod de •na nina o small coav. hol!ip. A....,.1 • · "MERie•~ k ~ '"""' .... ""' ....., Other misc. furn, etc. BABVC:l1'1'£R,okler lad .. 3 yr work exper. Public --_. "" """ sloe , $50.645-0054eves. 548_1621 pref~~Jo sit w-~~ & cont.ct, must be neat & frezco ~ueldo, comida, .Y GLenhaven ol Newport, SALES GIRL for Art Sup-ANTIQUES RS ---------I e,:~galnp~ri c:'~ S_~t.
l\,; yr Olda mv home 3 ·pleasant. Call .for appl, habitac1on es necesano 1555 Superior Ave., N. B ply Store. Related ex· Truck Unloading SPRINGE PANJEL CONT EM p . 3 pc, L. R. 9 CtoM6 . 21 ac1 1c dayaf(wtfltitr,t~es'& 641·1758. The Eeirl '• hab lar poco inetes. 6'6-1764. periencenec.40Hrwk, Pine Oak & Fine PUPPlES.AKC.M&t'. set . Gree n . S85o. 600 Ave. ,645·9814
w'kndl,...flunt. Deb area. Plumbing, Inc., 152f 6'.5-ll96. ' Malllhn•ceW. ~25 hr .\o6st.art:. A'i~ Furniture, over 200 CALL645-9729 Jasmine,CdM,644-5767 FANTASTIC
912-?!rart. 8 p.m. Nwpt Blvd, C.M. FOIMll MA.atHES p /time. Orange Coas So CoApriH ' l·LagS pma:h it.ems, mostly refinished. Be~utiful, lovable PUP· Matching couch, love seat GARAGE-SALE
Call 548·5847 or 988-9171 YMCA. 6'2·9990 · ast wy. · · AP r i 1 5 & 6 · ( 9 -5 l P 1 es · Sa m 0 Ye d & & chair, blue-green. $100. Just about everything CASHliR e:abytitter. Ji,ges 6 & 8.
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IOoking For a Few Good NaU8endGaoodnts, paf,rt "cme1 .. 556-_0421 · Pacific Coast Hwy, N.B. 673·4391 &624·7832 9' Span. couch. loveseat & usual items lhat are ne"'' Fo e M · to R · · op y . a velvet chr, red & grn. ~m r annes e-(213) 868-6 30 bef ANTIQUECARVED Irish Seller, 8 mos old. (ioodcond.$25Cl.5Sl-&'MS ornearne .... ·.SaturdaylO enlist. ltAM, Deluxe Parkin1 Salesntfl'W..tedlJI BUFJo'ET has shots, $S0 lo good to .4. See it all at ~ G~ER "L OFC Serv. :r.tus t be experienced in WALNUT. $325/ family, 581-8418 Span. Walnut loveseat, re· Broadway, Coota Mesa. KERMRIMA
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2666 Harbor Bl, CM s" "" advertisin g sales. Call e tOlf ·bl h . Ty ·• .. 60 M ' es er \'C r s 1 e c us aon s. F' . --•· d. ping,,_. wpm. ISC Man early AM newspape Overs tree t & Assoc. 548·7800 f>.REE to good home . Gold/beigelbm. Almost um1ture, l'......,..~are. 1s·
duties. Apply National deliv. Perm p /timejob i 645-4433. Female, Pt. Husky. Prel· new. m . s,sz.8803_ hes, I a mp ~. Je wel rt , Baibysitlel' Tues, "ed & 2 CHEMJCAL Proceaso1 Sratems Corp.·4361 Irvine »rea. Full size1 PUILIC AUCTION ty & m e llow. Cal l much more . 238 E .
Thurs. 10-2. J Child . Trainees. apply i1 Birch, NewJ!Ml Beach. carnec.$320moapprox SALESMAN MANYITEMS OI-'FINE 497 -2655. LIKE new refrig,$250.or Wilson.CM.
l.ocal refs. 673-(&"1 bef person. Dentalloy Inc. CNear O.C. A1rp:>rt) . 962-4633 l' /lime . 1-fardware EST ATE J EWELRV. best. 3 pc living rm se . . ~Pm 1310 Logan Ave. C.M. General ofrice work Boat J..:x perience A RT o BJ ECTS AN-WANT ED: Gd. home for I S75. 496-0971 Furniture. rugs, clothing. ~~------,1--I MECHANICAL KEIM RIMA TIQUES, F(NE f-uRN. yr. old Pomeranian male > . . a nd _mo r t;,. 11 8 6 Bl\.BYSITTER waJited·i Child care-my home i1 Insurance Agency needs ASSIMaER ETC Pl-IONE FOR JN-w/papers. $35.893·2568 7 I C Sl•nley din set, ~nll· Weslm1nster CM. Sal. & area ol Hth St, N.B. Cal Costa· Mesa. 2 children -a~ert dependable, young HARDWARE · que velvet occ. chair_~ Sun. 9:30-tipm 548-4277 an.a·ns-9800 ! ages 6 yrs & 6 mos. girl, between age 22-32, For electronic produc-2666HarborBl,CM i~~ BROCHURE. ALASKAN Malamute mapledrybar.640-5868 SeetoApprec. • , Prefer older woman. goodwlth figllre!l,typing lion. Hrs 7am-3:30pm S . I p . . . pups,AKC,&wks .
.ltabysltler, m la tur Mus t like children. & phone personality, Starting sal$2.50perhr eC"retar1a os111on F S 1 A ti T be 2l3·3J6-7015 QUEEN Mattress & BoxMovingSale,SAT.ONLY.
:woman wavtedf«.~ 979-56!8aft6pm. permanent. S47S. mo. Apply at Newpor w/planning & consultin1 sr a ~I n 9ueO u . Springs, Firm. 1 yr old. 10-4, &tO St. J ames Rd.
acbool, 2 boys, m, bom Phone67S·7774 Marine Engineering, _scr. firm in So. Laguna. Mus • tyle ectric r gan, BEAUTIFUL Sa b·le Xlnt cond. $50. i nc lCJ Newport Heights.
· • Superior, N .B. In tYt>e.&Swpmw/!IOmebk-Bench , Speaker. Good female. 1 yr. C.ollie. No frame .497-1542 1 --.~--...o----llal ISlf.nd . Ca nee t e rvi e wing st a rtin~ kpng exper. 3 Yrs min llardwood494-6I86. papers.S30.Call 5J6..I271.. BAY SHORE: Gar. Sale, ;6T~US4;;;;;;;;7~e~v~es~:;;;;pre~r;j;;;;;;~ CLERK GIRLFllDAY Tues.AprilL';tl-4pm. exper.Salopen.S58-ll27 LOTS OFGOODIES . Queen s z water bed sofas. lamps,desk,other
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person for order process-energetic, young though Esta b ac els. 22 -46 . Liz Reinders Ag;~~~ -Spring red·tag sale thru 581-3837 646-7811 Dr., NB. Sat. only l0-4 in g /billing cleric. Exp. mature, s harp, likes $160+ guar. Mr. Lyons. 4020 Birch St. Ste 104 April. 20'4 to 50"/c plus1----------
neC. Typing heJpful. Cal variety & pressure 846-5-tSS. price cuts. entire stock. RED m ale Doberman CORNER bdrm group se Sat & Sun . 78 3.a w.
979-7410. w/figure aptitude & lite Nev.'Cportlf Be~=·8190 SpeeialdealerdiscounL pin s c h e r p u PP Y • X{t~lit~t~rage. Wilson. CM . Surfboard,
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Fast accurate typing only Day & Swing shill. Establis 1965 ANTIQ U E Pine Drop 54s-277t Water Bed, King size, yr. beds, !l'Ji.sC.
CLUK.P/TIME · fmin60wpm. IBM Exec) Apply 7AM & 3P.M only Service St a tion Al ten-Lear Table. oval. 50'' Frff to You 8045 old. w/nifty seating raiLl--~~------
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1 ·Mffd Extra SS 'to l~arn art work . MacGregor Yacht Corp dant, exper'd. Day & $160. 536-5190 ••••••••••-.•••••••••••• Diamond saws· eut this INT DEC,ORSVfFERS W < · w h d · · I 1631 P lacentia CM: beautiful gra·,-~ Mes o,r~ in your •o mere an 1s 1n g o r eves.Full&p/time.App-OAKlable carved xlnt 6mooldpartLab.,fem. •or::u -CHANGEOFMOOD
,neiihborhopd at OIM'.: c manuf. or cruising MONTGOMERY ly ~hell Station, 17th & ext's to 4 ~7 . wtz ieaves: H~usebroken, good with ~~t;d~T::a~~~mi~l~a~ Furn .. objects oC art, • our stores on a P/lim• sa ilboats. Call Ann WARD Jrv1ne ,N.B. $385.•0lK ings Pl .NB ch1tdren.548·2713eves. clothes, 'Unique junk & basis. Min. :!I) hrs a wk ¥oreland, 642"8961. LIFE lNSURANCECO. c es so r i es, s h c els . mise. galore. Sat./Sun.
avail. Startinf at S2-·~i'!'!!!!"~~~~~~~~1 SAUS Service Sta. '."ltendant. Copper & Brass from ~1id -Black & white part Original value $925. Will 111!111. Ql)L9 172 Maha lo HB
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. : 46~~~?~M~•:+1;:~1ll ' per .hr. Drop m to YOtl expernec. F/lime.Appl; di e Ea s t Sa m ovar, Siamese kiltcn, tieallhy, sellforS450.494-62!18. or962-6a69
neighborhood atore fo HAIRDRESSER . NOPROSPECTING in°Person at Stcve'sExx-Trays, Candelabra Misc. well mannered & !ova·~=~~~~~~~=~~~~~~=~~~: an application br come · W ._ ...-.... ~ on. JOO E. 17th SL, C ~1 552-7579 ble. 646·8669 b """'_, w / our qua Ii r i e ~:C"-"7"-':C-:::-"..:"-"-'C.,.,--1 ..::C::....:.:.cc..... ______ l.:::.:::.::.:.:.:::::::. _____ I
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·' 445-7137 mkt. Agt/Mgmt. opp dants for evenings & plete frame, mattress & needs ramily. sweet dis-·~·~ ~ ~~-JJlo •following '~·Comm 714/714·9210 1----------·1 now. Call: 547~1 ext weekends. Mustbel8yn springs a vail . $130 position. 963-3731 • 'l~AIM.l . Fl.
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auarant.eed.' l<riC STOP-M-GO Hairdresser, fem . to as-207, 9 -s for lntemew or older. Exp'd pref'd, 8&2-6.17l ~ ~ m
M•RKETS sist in busy salon. $30 a 1 but not nee. Must be de-1----------1F"<ee lo Good home. -=· ~ '1' -..., · .i..,.~~:'."'::lf "" day 1uam +. For in· Mothe rs ~e per-Ll_t pendable w/ ref's Apply Antiques Art Objects German Shepherd tnale · : .. \_ A'.CCIHVlHlf.NT9HOPMNG -~a le, io. lolloy.r· EqualOppor.Employer tervlewcall499-4000 housekeeping & ch1I . S ~ 3 C ' M ' d -<¥ IEWWGQJIDffORTHt: ihj req.'...d all eyes ----------i s upervision Mon Fr mpenon. eer1..:u, 131 ustom acram e pup, shots, 15 mo ol . CALONTHECO. ~-'"COi-ll adelMar. Cocktail Girl positio[ HELP.WA.NfED from 3 'til 6pm.;.,. HarborB!vd,C.rt.1 . w /P_ot s &.P!anl s. 536-ll49art6pm. •
avail. Applyinpenonoi For grow.th co. 3 Loca· tran s p . Seal1 Bc.h Service Sta. Attendant. ~~r~i1!~f:gs~7g:•~g sau~ Free Puppies, Insh Set-f .. •Ad in Ww'sWortd eontact, Victoria Stal~~ ,,.00,. Fullorp/time. 213/431 6158 a t 6 3 Li 'd 0 --• / L b g k ~~ ~ 642-.,78, ~. ]]0 B t G"rf Rest., 990 Dove St. NB • . · P/ me, exper . ounUS pli es for ''do it ter a mix. wees ---lilllf OYS Cl I S 752-0240 Apply In Person wkdysanytimewknds. for smog, brake or lamp yourselfe rs··. 3375 Via old.Call646-7504
101.ol(yearaaiage.Dai-METRO Need $85-SllOwkly? F , licenses. Avail eves & Lido.NB .
ly ·Pilot dell ery routes C--L ~'d C •R W•SH ~•+ H ~ F II ' wknds. Neat. appear. & -"-=-------110 mo. old Part Cocker, be . bl . -. _,..... "" "" -. ouse.,. u er handwr•·t1'ng Appl• ,......, 8010 Male. Very hyper. •las may avra ilJl e in youi Woltressn 2950HarbotBJ, Crtf Mr. Riehards.846-5455 · " ~anc.e-s s hots. 646-9017, lO:J0.2:3() area. Earn I rofit for de-Dl-Lwcnher & morns 2:590 Newport Bl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • liveries It c ~. lrtpt 01 "' Housekeeper. live-in that NEW TRACT CM"' 2 o cu . Ft. 2 d r1 ~p_m ________ _
merchandis fOC selling lnboy speaks Eng. Room & SA.LISMAN Substitute Secretary. Rerrlgerator w/iceLoving s ml brwnTerrier, new sub1e~ions. F~1 Apply in person betwn board free. 833-2966. II .,_........ ke 6 Mths old Cos mal 2 s old eeds llthlrmatton pleaae call -.&r4pm daily, Castaways ----------1 We establUNftN Orange Typing, 50, shorthand. 90 ma r. · . e, yr • n
141-4321. rom San Dana Point. Housekeeper, £/time. County developer. Must & reeords clerk. 4 hr . a $500.se11$34S.673-5684 kids &yrd.613·7370.
Clemente San Juan Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, beexp'd. Draw and com· day. Typing SO, Ap~ly, REFR IG.' Signature, Funtitvre 8050 C I II COOK 661 Center St CM mission negotiable. Con· Lag Bch School Dist 1 Id ep stran area, ca • lact Mrs. Caldwell r-· 1-011. · frost ess 15.2 cf, 4rnoo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49$-0630 an Mission Vie-Imm~. opeliing. Private . ...,. Personne ice. s 25 o. Av a i I 4 / 12 . . .
· jo-El To 0 area, cal club. ~ewport area. App.. ~ousekeeper needed, hve appl. 846·2366. &7S---480J eves &wkends. K1ng;s1ze mattress & box.
$8l-63IO. · · I y in pc r sO n, 1801 m . or out 1 school age Summer Lifeguards. Pri. springs w /frame. $250. ~ual 0P1 or. Employer Bayside Or, CdM . child. 642-7713 NU~~~1~:.f'O:~~?X'd Club in El Toro. 35--40 OLDER Stove& Refrig. cost$-tOO. 557-5692
hr. wk . 18 yrs. & older. Gd cond. $25. ea. Cook m a ture, f /time. Housekeeper. general Call 642·3505 w/ARC Sr. life saving & 548-0l38 DIVORCE SALE
MATS Mes~ Verde Conv. Hosp, duties, prefer 12 to 7pm. Nurses Aides aU shifts First aid. $2.50 hr. Call Plush L shaped sectional
Mel ~/ 661 Center St, CM NB area. 5 days. 644·1318 Conv. HospiW Jeff, 586-0860. BRAND NEW Never used w/ornate glass toptbls, 4
~IC,~ H ·r E tr Ca11 ••2 -TELEPHONE SALES· Broan 10000 series, UI"', pc. Conte mp. diltin1 set _. OentalOffice ousew1 e : am an ex a .,. --....-.. Sta inless s teel dual /2 bo -~-2 • • SS to •• hr t hi Sell Orange Coast'• Blower range hood. Cost w e ny .. ,o:ucnzas, c.xper'd J nly. for ski Secy-Re ce pl. Exp d , ..-per ~ac DI Nu--A•'d.Reli~n~~ e t ge ma s ,·v e d hobb I lh Tri ·-· ~ lavor•·te newspaper. a r es, s boats, er lseni. Top $$. mature. NB a ult prac-1 c asses WI • Fri g t "le & parto new $170. Sell for $75. Italian Prov. bdrm set
Fantasy ~.ata,556-8910 lice. Salary beg. $575. Chem Embroidery. Call Su • tlN-~ru Good earnings. Big com· 548-4984 w/armoire, rattan set
l 1 ~7~1~4/2,64~6;·""'~~1.~;;;~;---lim-~~-~~-~<;;-i;;;:t;;~-;;;~;;;;";;;;· ;;;;;;;~·~~~;;;;~ mis sions. Choose the new Zenith color console HOTICE houn you prefer to work-GAFFERS &SATTLER TV w lremole C'Qnlrol, . Cl DENTAL ASSIST. Instructor to instruct in 1..-. 9:30am to lpm or 5:30pm 35·· DBLE. OVEN RCA ~ ... Dai~ Pilotpl lhas:~-Reee p"onist •-chairside. · woodwotking &. arts & HUllS ':,k... to 8:30pm. Call Mt. Lee MUST SELL ·
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Nporl. w /repoimole co, ~· U1~ adl' dis •Y e1r "' oc It W k w /b y c~T• "L y -z t.ro . cw Hot nt re n g ...,sageli,wilh kl&i.bility F /time pos itions. En· era 1 . or o 11 '"" -at 6t6·4100 betwee n $225/B:it: ... r. w/icemaker. Washer & dodontic practice. Ex,-ages 7-18. Call belwn 9 & NightA 11-7 :30, full time 9:30am and lpm. 548-7800 ~ lmpap? Our ads, we per. nee. !Mission Viejo)t -'~·6'2_·_837_2_. _____ I C.S. Tech 2 dayg, N/A o1 Equal0pp()r. Employer . . ' dryer. 831·9435 are PfOUj __ lo say, really w I S 3 days Only ex Hotpo1nl refr11erator 4 i bl •. . h . ~et res/u-lt s. Phone Days 581 -4860 Eves lnllll"A.cat1CVGirt rt -•I · ... _ .. _ Telephone Work-12·9 Hi W/freezer greatDnetteta e ... s1xc airs, M2-5678 496-1108 ... ~--.:-.-pe enc~ n ........... can ' ' 646= two extension leaves . · Commercial Lines Urt-facility need apply. Xln Wed. thru Swi. to hrs. cond. SSOor best 2Z40 Formica top $50. 6'66-7241" 1ttt9 W~. ii'OOHelp W-+ecli 7100 de.nyrltlng le rat.jog. Ex-bonuses. Contact Mr wk+ $2 hr. No pressure. /4. tfCMI IOIS -.._•••••••••••••••••iel••••••••••••••••••••••• per. necess. 494-1087 or Carlew,· Costa ·Mes Could be SC within 1 ••~••••••••••••••••••• 9' SOFA, red & gold: 5•
, 549-3058,.Mrs. Bradley. Memorial Hoepital, 30 month . 83S·02llii ext PUii.JC corf table, gold w/hvy,
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To "Wor\. A..od 'th& freeway hosslo & 438E.17lh (At Irvine> Exparient'ed tn account ab i Ii t y t o s a 11 . R•r•tetaloM Oeboard. 3 5tt'I.. table.
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ASSISTANT M.ftNAGe.R for o notional C .. 64Z·l470 work . New car de aallboats req'd. Training CN•IJ&!m•ti bedrm set & match.
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l';11r:ige Salt·. l 'lothl·s. !'-ltlVIN<; .SAl.F:; 'ft•nts, t:o,lfl Sliver, Jewe lry, ESTATE J E WJo:LRY, i·h.-issti1wlthtltle,hlbaek stoves,546·0768 Players. Going out ror Od rond.675--..BZ.'t ~··ir••••••,~\•,••••••
l Tphoh;trty. l"ahr·11·:-. ,\· Too ls, ·r 11 blc, ll•·tl .-.. l'uins. Llenod t:Wol<I. WOO· (\1,1R()TU/S>.a JL'EINCE~·s~UAllNN . '69 sc;i,ti;, he.11d ttuil liAAt W ted . Ap 11 & bus1ness. Jtcnt/Qplion to ~ , , -:-----:-RENT: \lw C i)Cr VJ1n.
rran1es . 2~ ,\r 1·olll·1·11011 t·an1pinJ: 1•f1uipn1cnt. din ~ Uund s. ut<'he!!, "' .. .. . assemblies, engine sheet a n · P •nee-s buy. Kawai, Stfenwu.y, 14 FOOr Kl<~~O. o~t · Sips 4. AC, rull y equlll.
or you nlHlll' 1t ! sat & r.:a rai.:1' lt('nl:>. & nu111.v Ell' 1\11y l'ond. Top B'l'C. 1'1-IONJo:: ""'Oil IN· met.al . 1&00 h e.aders pow~r m o wers. Pref ll1lldwin , Chi<'kerlng, bOurd. \V /tru1l,er . 7!1 Ryp11y..or W~~75 ..
Sun 7!.14 2 l ·lth St oth('rt h i n~s Ap1·11 ·1.5 ... '!.· l 'r~1·1·s. Free 111111 rs ls. FO. & OJlt.)CJt UR .. :. trans uxle. oil cool<lr & ~01 t"Ork ln ~. Reali Yamahu,KimbuU,Wur. tugs. Pf,RFECTC<>ND, ~ ~ We~llninll ll'r ti ;11 ~ooo llery l L;u\v, Bentlt'Y & t:o.220 t-:. 17th IW5·2200 filler udapter. Set of 5, 646·58411 ete. ' for summe r fun. XLNT. SALf:, 91,'t' ovrhd ~ampcr
Lt:AVINC: Country. lots N.B. 5-llS<lliW for dirl't'· St.t ',!\1·1'''5·5tiK.."I Sprin9Ca.c.ning 1~11 1 P.J~g\.f~i'\£<1~11~~M 11. York with lhl' 1''l ~LD'S<714 )638·2770 reur: ssrus't'25J~~k~;>fj v.·/~~~~~\ycqpd.
to sell. 91S15 J:..n1:1il'a Cir. IU!ll!;>. WA .... TED Donate y9ur 110 loni.:.er duro, f.'25 Gibson guitar. Hruhm!f picture, please 12072 Brookhurst. GG 548·7800. 557 r . . . . 1 " ,... needed 11em11 to f ht' ... vw B I cull me54tl 30a6 • · .• ,., ...... ted -~u~.~n-~!"il!l·t<9l:S Horses 8060 1'0P CAS ll l>OLLAR G lRL SCOU'r Garagt> . ug.n~weng~e. . . Piano. Humuiond Spinet '6Y15'GLA$1'RON,wt5SBus eamper.,_c¥rpe. k,
BIG Gar SH IC.lV7:!V1st•~••••••••••••••••••••••• PAID FUil Y<)U R Sale If yo u h · v ' clul t h. bra kes. 645·4254 W11nted: J>re '64 Silve Light .walnu\ k:Kcellt'nl llP Ch rysler muny .:as heater. sl'O\re, 1110 '
Cuu(l ul '"l'h1· Btu!'fs'' 1\1 y II (JI(~ f-'.. \'(lU 11 J":\Vl-:1.R'I', \VA'l'Clti':S, somelhing to don~le1: ~646.0792 Coins. Will pay double condtllon. $000.Call after Xtrus. $800. Pri p_t)'-~~!;~350.75J ·Ol80 ..
Ht•rrii.:. <·ou<"h . l·iu·s .. ('1111 .1) Hulu1g 1n:-.ll'Ul'· Alfi' 4JBJ ECTS, G<>Ll), 5_!11 : 968·4tllO_a_!!:.2_1lf!.l_ Simmons llideabe~ sofa. race value-CASH . 6,494 -1807. K42-4232 2·1' 1•;u;cnrrow 1973, 440
s tls .. s 1•l of ll~ii.:l·r~ lion li .v t·xpd rull·r & S ll.Vl':H st-:HV I C I':, FOHXEROXJl".00 "•IOO xlntcond .$50.WhirlpoQI 9ii8·~forCool,lv.TV R di .24'0WEN SCRUISl-~H t>nK·:·(.;eo&::ijreond.¥11'
drums, ell', Cit' I .. ) S;tl ll':!l'ht'r 1)11 ).:1'1111~·. \\t~lt r· 1 N r: F l l HN & AN. l'USto m sound p~~fin~ washer & el('('. dryer. sas ~~ecepl. H1~ s~· 8098 lh~ad Galley V·8 P"·r. I!, 1n&nt 'xlr (l.li: ready tu
only. 1r:11111 ·d r1);1t·1•. 1\l!l'S 2 )'I':' 'l'IQLl l-:S.6·1 ~-2'.lOU a c 0 u,1 i ,. a I , h" 11 ca. 4 Drawer ch<..>sl. r('d. M I 1 ' el'TG $HIOO ' ' 1175-46\M ~o. ,12.00il 11·~ $10,500. ~ . · : "' · white & blue S20. Small UI ca ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • '"''"· rl'"" . , ~ Indoor & uutctoor plan1 ~. ~~\~~.~i t';dl .lull<', \:17:J·U7:•l 1.AUIES St~n ifac.antly redui~c.s Octagonal Fruitwd end h1strumenk 8083 Stereo. Magnavox WuJnu1 -~J,...,. -~ard cn suri>hcs. ni1t11· Il l/I. ~1 l)N I> RI NG . n?1se. ~xcellent eo~d1 · tbl $15. 962 ·6352. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Console, good cond. Co:;t looti. Sall 9060 Motorcycte1.(. 9150 bike. vaeuurn 1·h·:1n1·1·, He i.:i~1t•rt•d ;\t/I!:\ Ha.\ ll"l'.l.'i':N'l'Ji:t(STl)NE. • '.'°. ".· JU St S~5 . c.;.i l -:-. • • . EPIPl-IONE solid bod)', $49:> 11t.~w -!\olt1kc Offer. Scooters
b &124321 ext s 1286 SING"'"l""K!l I I r I M ••••••••••••••••••••••• -,,~. 0;1t st',1t . oulho;1r.1 111 ;1r1·. 11 ~rs 1:..._.11tl!• hut 11 :lpl. stones. A1Jpra 1se(l · · ·en 101 · ."'"--'" °" . Olustru1 e ti:ctri c guitar. 1-lum· 54ti·2126a t 5:3U > . ••••I ••·••"• •t •.• ,, ••• mo1 or ,l'is hing~<·;1r,rf•.\S. -.pil'l1l·•Lt i.\ti·2~\;, 1i.1hw S2.JOO Bt•stofrcr. sewing mat:htnl', l1tble bucking pick ups, $175 . ----l!l71CA1'AJ.1Ni\27 7~U '":}i~(!.kl "1! ·good furn . 1 v inta g i· & ~ff>K.4004 lrvineCoiu;tCountryt·lul niounted. Will lrarll' for 544.:W l 7.. 2)" cg10J TV Like ne;tj ~lfi HPt.i:vlnrutlt.•, . ·\s~'f &IS·sOoo ext
othcry,·is el ra 1n1,1n " l'ull,\'\l>J('kncy 'Shl•lgt•ld -------n1l'n1ber s hip Jor sail' rototil\('rorsellfor$150.----.ust a majOr overhau : ~.X_l_nttond_.;_ll4_.,,. __ .i7_V ,'°,.~ .
' Miscellaneous 8080 5 '7 0732 ''' ,., •••o 07-" Sa<·. $160. 494-457~. --~ -~~=,.---eciui1J. ~IHlin~ ~l;.iss d1Mu". tranH·d l'1l l.!/Y.1 ':-.t sa1tdlc " · 1 • "' · " Aft 5 P!\1 , 645·1811i. Super Reverb /\mp, $250 . ---.------: . I ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'\'t'. . . ..... CA L 25 Hll>Y !l\.~HP l)Ui--. ~ VF(-G.~ ·1 1:pl1ng. 1nens, port-:1 l:n·k ::i \75.·l'.l;,,<,:t.1.o -----Prec1s1on H;.iss w/case. Zenith25"Color'l'\'.xlnl bo -·1 J t I ''''2Si/ Yff µh ,.._,J n eowt.·
t·ribs , misc. ;1pplian1·t•s, WANTED • f'IH E\\'t)OOSALE• Bro"'" bar $48. L arg" $2'!5. lt1uch more misc. eond. ll'JG~·,~~tlg · onr · ""'· · V:uite k rrzin'll' & rorks.
housl'hold ll1•1ns. l'll' •1.,11, ,.,\S,'l·l OOl.'AI! ()rg. i'~ue. del 575 l'urd , Spanis hpict.ureSlO.Gold Ci:!Uip.968-2873afl .6pm $150.6'15·71!.rl . J)irt only . Xlnt cond.
Sat. ~·:i pn1 & Sun_ \I-I:! L ai.: l ':.Jl\.\On ll.1d1u g '--., .<'fJt.!Jx12$20.Si17-7H!O --_ ---~ -Rhodes 33' Sloop. Nb 5 SJS(l. 'Must sell. 847·p;it10 · • l'I l'ltib li i1l111" ll'h~"n :s. l'A I 0 i''UR YOUH $43 ~'.·(·ord.58 1 ·11Zl r --------1'11oser1tebassgu1tar$l2S. 3i\1 h ANTA1'A 700 .ll""k ... n111Jn .. JH·• 'uu'l·r. t:o~\;1 " JEWEI.ll\'. \\'A'l'CH.~S. l'.o<istFLrt'"'OOCISupply S . I I . . I I • '-' ... Balboa Cup Winne r . Jim 11cs ati.J2·t;..il'l:t l10;1rd111 i.:. 111·1.1· h;lrn ,\ __ -----"'1VC l' lair, t'o\'ln ic< · Fender concert a n1p, 4 J.(round lttusic Sysll'm . Classic·Chan1pinn. $4500. -·---~"·'""'--N~~
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palhtol·ks.4~1.1-:11:L'l. 1\n·r OMJEC'l'S. GOLi) Nl\1\1 ~~1l nANl> y,·a s h. mach. Assorted IO''spcakers.Good cond. complete y,•/$148. tape 675.4!k>H . 'ti!J llusky 3fi0 P.1X. cw
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pcrlonl'. Still : t'Oppertonl' •••••••••••••••••••••••
l'iet· rangl' & ovt"n hltn~. i\IL1s·r :s..:1.1 .
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a r ticles .. '">·lti ·5 12U. ·IOI :-;tl\l·r ~t·1·v 11·t· pll't't_•:-;
Prineeton J)r. C .. \I. 1i.1ti-2:l!i!:I
Ski S"'t•a l1•rs. ('r:.i g <ir
mags, typt·1.1 nlt'r .. 1 tire::.
18.75x 1 6.~i l n1any n1orl'
items. :S:11 . 1\pril 5. ·1871
1-liloCir. IL ll.
Misc. G:irage S;ik•. Supt•r
Hargai ns~ Sat & Sun
287~5 1-:1 i\110, ~li ssion
Vil'jo. 1Avcr;v l'arky,:.iy
Corprt Wholesale
Sr1ngs fron1 SJ2:'i :-q .. vd
'l'op l)u:11L1 ~· l'lu~h. ::;t~l!i
sq. y1l !J108·~Jl~Hi
Furn salt': S<ol ,\ Sun 5 r
Apr-:!-5 I' i\1 . 1:10:1 \\1;1l nut
St, i'\11 IU. ILB_ l.H,Bll,
J)IL Furu ~\ nusc·. \\'$hr ,
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Jewelry 8070 ••••••••••••••••••••••
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din in g Sl·l . 5 piel'C
L1rcassian \\':olnut lklr1n
set. l'ant·d ·roeker. Sl·Y.'·
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soras.eha1r~. T \' . .i;:b1ss
warC'. alt hoU:-l'huld
items. S.:ot. &· Sun. IU·5,
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Shorel·l11'fs. Cd ~'rl .
Diamond Srttinq-
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F INI': FUHN & AN · Finest Quality, 645·6558 <)UALITYORUMSE'.I' n\'W . Completely rcblt , HOUI I-~ Cat 16, t::1l1f ! $4~.67$·'-'70,asl!JorBUl.
Tl<)UES.ti45·:<.!00 s p l Ol"Pll S500. o r mi1kc or ... Swei:il . I, .... old u·/trlr: • . ------U E l L -. IC1'.:S! l'L i\N'l'S! Potletl and B<1ss-Snure-Toms,elc. 8 556.8941 orfi4Z·l589 • Sl.900.83!·0511 '73 YAtif~J-19'.~ Street
STl::P bumper '67 lo '74 Sl::CONO A}o"'i'.AIR han:;:in ~. Val·u11m pie<·cs. Sae. at $290. -----------bike,like nt'w,
<Jhev or (; r-.1c !i25. Ne" SHOPPE. 145 E . 19th Sl e I t·<J n l' r , I' aper bat' k l~odwi.i:,, Rogtlrs. 673··13'..+4 loatS & MariM 470, U.S. 852. North S;iiL-;, m>8-4!»1-.
lail:;:alt· fo r ·7;,i f"ord . l~.n.1. hook::>. tn<lgo11..1nes, odd~ -, 0 . Equipm~nt 'l'rai1er:, xln t cont!. ~I~~.------------------~teen PLJ $50. 5-t4·34!7 (heh ind t\\csa 'J'heatrel and end:-;. 2076 'l'hurin. Fhr dal~ M ar~~~I 4~ ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 846·140<1 '73 L .y J\'~1 AJ:l/f Jl ,O, xlnt
l\-l1sses' "'ardroht.• IO'.;,
12·s. S2tJ . Scwin~ mac h.
hl«.iol u·orks S20. 9btl·7H8ti.
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WORMS
FOR 1'1-IE GA ROEN
1000 FOH $4.95
\\'urm Castings~ Lug
17362 Goth;1rd, HH.
J\'l t•l al bookcase SIO. One
s111i.:lc llath sink "'/ fix
t ures SS. 5'18· 7800. -----
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l'flJN1'1NGS
54M·7HUO
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dinl'ltc :;ct $50. Plcasl · ----General ·9010 nin)! boat. xtras , 644·U::!.ul --~ -------weekdays, S;1t.. n1orn. Office Furniture-& or632·ti2:lf> Yalnab·· 5,1·11. faoo ~,·, .. eall after 5. 960·\Jti!'I ~ r> E · 808 ••••••••••••,.•••••••••• ----• '"
-----. . -r qu•p!"ent · S 1'AX AJJVAN'l'AG I': l8 fl Soil' ill \\'it h trailer. Like ,ne\\o'. $1000. Ph. R_,~·,".,".1'1s'.11°,~"40'81u"'."',,1 1"',,bblle ) H VINE •E•••••••1 ••h•••:;•25•••;::· Donate your boal X lnl eond1lion. Extrus. l\.1ike ~il-l ·\:12Jli .. ___ _ ""' ·~-' CounlrvL'lull xee s v c rs ~1 '"'""""y HuyScouls 5'U) .. J9!MJ Sl725 .ti75·5078 __ , ---Y.'.'pr l'-arnp S::I0.963-2597 t\lenib(.rshil' c~rs S4/241 drftmath~'i. --·----__ ---~ Y,\~I A ll A 125 dirt bike, -------· Pierce. liti7 W 19th. Cltt . Lit:. SKIPP EH AVAIL. $200. Call 586·K834 after 6
W om .. n ··· "·h,·t .. •ho· 1;.1~-s1.12 li'_·l2·8550 645 -74!! SAILIMTHESUMMER .__ " ~ "' 1------_ For e ig n /Jlpn1. dl•liv . Venture or .. 'ew~<·l .,,. JJm ._. ,' roller s k<1tl's. sz 8, $20. l'INI' WOl'l •N Ol!l>'N ,. I Na I ·1 " •~ • 540·2279<tfter5PM. ' '· '·1 ~ • f'OH XEHOX Jti00or2400. ex p. ,e -v 1'°"' s;u w/t.r <ii ll·r. equipped & 'fHT U~lP.1r · Daytona 500,
'1'1\L HUGS: ~ox,11~>& 6X4. custom sound prooCing ~73-1470_ pricc1l lo sell. 1~.J.)uns ncl. ~lOO. Movi n~. must sell , ant i· ___ Ca l lo73·1~-·~-~.co~~ti cu l s h e ll . Boats Marin~ Da vl·Kidd 8ij;j.92'J2 '' 5·18.M'i
quc !ove seal. se~ret;.iry Colll'clors : 2~ Playboy Sq~~1f 1 e;i~t.ly, re~u ce.s Eq.;ipment 9030 ----
d('s k . o ld d ol l ~. d oll maj!azin('S. !!15.'l to 1975 n~1 sc. ~XC(llent co!1d1-••••••••••••••••••.••••• 22' lle rreshoff Amcriean '73 11onda 3$0CL.·1200mi .
house. trunk .. "'1:11{01 + Bes t or l'la ybovs . t1on . JUS l $~5. Call Old 55 J\.1 ~. ~" Eagle f.!;1f£ rigi;ed "'ith total'. $600 . CctU ti75·180ti
"'heel. luggaj{e. jt•welry l\1 •ikcoffer 8:*1·9217 -642·4321.extcns1on286. b s 4d urn-.e r1ne. teak option al dealers cvt•~. offer. 238 Plymouth A\'e ' · · -----r an new. comp e tc . eost. 546·7172 YA MAllA 250 u1;1 Streel.
N.ll.673·8'iJ7 Bu si ne ss ma<'hinc . SIOOO orbst orr.646·6123. 340q nii, s uper e le:J n.
----Miscellaneous i''AC l'f. Li kt· new, udap· I -•---------llobic lli. Lin1e i,:recn . S45U./orfcn. ·548-5189 o r
Wonted 8081 table. NC\\' Sl4t:O. J\l:lke oah, Power 9040 traile r & box . Double 5<U»t25is SCRAM·LETS ••••••••••••••••••••••• orrc r4!J-1.s3:"·°' ··················"···· tr<ipeze. 11 ;.irkt.·n blocks. ., --------·rAx J)Eouc."rioN l~tltlACULA'r.E S\400 . ()uick Sale ! '69,"'AWAs!Ki 175, gd.
ANSWERS GIRL SCOUTS
1\l'upuncture t\lf>(lieal l~l' !\l ilehel C.C .. 00 1·1.P. li-l-1·11327. Stl;ipe'.$250:\,rbcstoifcr.
f;quip. sup1>lius & offiC't' Mer<..'. O.lL &tra iler. \i --• . .£4•-U45or,Q46.4932
·rackle -!\lousy despl'rately nee<l 'l'EN1'S furn . 64 0 -li420 A 1\1 , bunks, table. head, sink. It\' ;\qu<irian Catan1<-1ritn. -.·----,---
CUt:oa -1'emper ror upcnm in!.: c;.impouts . 644-8707 P !\1 h:,iit t<i nk & many extras. lntlu'des tr<1iler. needs SUPE~l t.·hoppcr putt for
·t 1t1i st·. Furn. l·nd /~·uflce
1<Jlill's, sota . c·h:11r~ &
scction;d 1,;uller parts.
J~rass ,,ho"'l'llSt". s1·huol
desk. & n1ueh more n11s(·.
J73JO I.us Pintos Cr FV
~H:iX-li·l5-1. Sal. & Sun
By The Wortd's Finest
~ope~n ~~afts"'."'.:"-:-;A l.1-.: 25·.10 . 111·1-on
n1osl merl'h;111di ,,l·'
EUROPEAM GEMS
South l'<1 ;1s1 V1IJ;.i gc S;_1nt.11\11;1
546-0710
l)uiltrcst br;1nd ne w box
s pring l'r:o rne & mat!
S7.-,, 01al-A·Slit.eh C;1h.
"''\\Hl J.: n1ach $SI)_ Ski
Lloo1 ;::; "'orn 4x. yellow,
i\ordil·a 1\slro pros, $8,S_
lll'\'l•l!t! lrum1x'l & easl'
S:l.5. 645 ·03.J I a~ll;pm_. _
COMPi\C If vou h ;1ve one to SCc to uppreciate.,$11>.'ill. work. $ti0<l646·Jti70 under SlOOO buckli. ·Y.'ill
1-l o w times ha V(' dori'a te. ca l1 :~63 ·li~li2 f:lct•. t ypewrite~. addg 'frlldljfor Cyc~400·0433. ------·--·trade ror truck or van.
l'hanged ~ ''csterday 1 ;_ift.5 mal'h, desk. chau-s: ete. 2•\' Gladintor sloop. very \\'on'l,.last IPJli "'ilh sum-
:io .\r l'tfll~·t·tlon of 125 eamc honlt' and fou nd S;.it 9·12, 2003 Quail Sl. AN'flQUF: ~d eond . l\·lust sell . ha\'(' mer i;onlirWon.'friumph
:-.e:dl'd m1ni<-1lu re liquor W;inted: Comm'I grade NH .54!.1-3755. -COCK.'J'AILB<)A'I' n.ew1.m.a.t.S..1.475or1Jstof-"5U"• 55'-~005 bclwn n1y "·ire ku itting tiny ~ " .. ..._ ,. but lie s. 191G s pik~d · h . PO'o\'e r tools. 3/H", 1::" ----------1932 L)·rhan U...v. Lauuch lt•r.5Jli·.IU50. •I OA"_·•"-·.0~·•1. ____ _ li ttle t 1n g s -s eat or1··ce F'u·n·iu-& Ofi'c '1' ~ ,., '' f:er'n1an G1•ner<1l's W.<ir I drills. chain·lable-salll'r 1 : ' 1 '" · 1 e compl et ely restored in-hl' I ni e l . finl' t·ond. l'O\ll'r!'i for ou r s mall say,·s. various carpenter Equ1pme nlforsale.Call side & oul . rull covers. COLU!\1B\,\ 22. :1 sails,
Oet•<1n:-.1de757·8615. CO.\ll'A<J'f c<.1r. toots 53li·2:J07. 968-5677 , S h 642''405 S knot n1t•\t•r . Co(•kpit ·-------- -----._:it. P o.ne . ·, '~un . "u ·h·<on · Nc"·po•·t s1·'I' ----. fi75·6lltl ' s s. .. . .
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ask1111,1 :s795. C;111· Greg
after-ti PJ\ol . 963·501~
.. Autos, Mew 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 A..tos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Pklnos & ON)CIM 8090 -----------S2t100. 640·0<!·18.
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wants these units sold.
EFFECTIVE
APRIL 4, 1975.
'75 Monzas, Vecjas, Novas,
Luvs.
YOUR CHOICE WHILE
PRESENT STOCK
LASTS!
1CHECk THESE SALE PIUCES AMO DESCRIPTIONS:
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TllY OUR tow RATE
CHEYROLEASE
Model
VEGA
HATCHBACK
NOVA
TWO DOOR
LUV
TWO DOOR
VEGA
WAGON
LUV
TWO DOOR
NOVA
FOUR ODOR
MONZA
TWO DOOR
VEGA
TWO DOOR
MONZA
TWO DOOR
How Equipped
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WURLITZl':H deluxe or-radios, fu ll eovcrs, xtras. Boats, Shps/ IJ.l'""' l'n~. (;i,L cond. $200.
gan. mod. 45'lil wtxtra S9400.551-0833. Docks 9070 531>·2IB9ArJ.5Pltl
Lesl ie s peaker $2500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ~ ----
Upright Hinky -Dink 14' Curt Cra rt . 4USLIPSAvail:> '72 :'rjf\l\t ,\l!A 125 Dirt
piano \.\'/bl ack 11 ~hl-'l'op 1-~vinrudc lY.'in. Lo hrs. Newport Bt>a_ch Hikt> !IS20() firrn
cons $500. Ph : 1;.12-&mS ·rop. trlr. eleC' st. xtrus_ 20· -32' J>o"·er 11c ."14tl.OUl9 * ----Clea n . '75 lie. $850. Hl '·tiO'Sail ·---· HA~·l!\ll lNO Or g an 546·3414. 3257 tN'l')(on , ~i7:1·52-5J l97~1'i;iumphti50
Spinet. r<l oving ti.lus t !lil esa Verde. • xlnt Cund . S.tock, 6000 n1i.
Se i t! $9~5 o r B s t . --r.·--·• --Boots,Storoge . 9090 1;75-J•l2X
675-34&1 Clasi;ic 51 Chris <Jrart i2· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----·
runabout, roomy, rt.'lia· l)r~' Storagc,.;;aillx¥,ts lo Cl:tlntlfU.-0: '.i~ls sell bi g
Ant iq . Oilk, painted up· ble. fun bay bo1t· buy t ur .,Lauch'g ln<1:1: St}llH~ Ni.,,..a.~atf~i<erns or any
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$350. %2·7020,536-1823. 846-3051 •· 673·5070. iu>rT\). cN)tr.l2·5bill.
right piano. Sopnds good. now & save .$. r & pr J! · /\ ril · .e J! I <l (1 11.l ll:l.I
GftWral 9901 G;:;cal --:~~; '4i;01 G~~al-. --~,Gen;,....----~4• 9901
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Take Your Pick
$499
1966 Chrt. Impala C~.
P. steering, auto. trans,, air
conditioning. etc, (58N459)
1970 Dodge 2-dr. C~.
Power stee r .. p. brakes. auto.
trans .. air cond., rad io. (987AKB)
1971 Handa 2·dr.
Stick! Radio. etc. f869KPGJ
Only 199 dn l'mlll tor 2• mo• "°'Y 1?141 °" """'°"'t<I O•t<11t fol~I Price•• $6.37,0ti 1nci i.o. •
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1972 MERCURY.
Mcrqools Cpe.
JUST J4,06J MILES
Gold car, vinyl roof. trunk opener.
air cond., power windoWs. PoWer
seats. lilt wheel. door lockS. This·
is a super beautiful car. '75 fees
paid. (2 12ELN ) Can be'bought for
•2799
1968 DODGE 4-dr.
··500" Only 38,452 act. miles. Air.
VB. a uto. trans.. p/steer., nice
car. y6u should see! (\YXf297)
·'1099
ff~JWAGONS
1971 Mere. Colony Parle
Waaan
""" <:C>nd•llon1ni;r. (oaoed (6668SYI
1974 Montego 10 Pass.
. Woqon
l,letc·1 ~I on-noca mrni;r• {l68Jll.l )
1970 ·Montego 9 Pa5s.
,.,w c~~~o~ ~?e?1!e1BM\!l
1973 CheY. Malibu 9 Pass.
Waaon E1111e Wagon tot<leii Lo "''le• /2 11JDSl
1973 Chev. 6 Pan. Sl.
Waaon
""" coo<U!Hln<ng, :t•.&lo m11"1836J0XI
197~ s~J'!~,!~~s~Ti' GT
1973 Ford IO Pan. w-eo.......,. fQulre N..:el Low m•le'I !63214N1
-1973 Fard Countrv Sure 10 Pau St W1oon S~••D ~11111H£/1
·~!p~ T~tQ~n~:i~,~
1972. M•r~ CofQny Parle
Wagon 10 PIM. low m•le$, •" .:ond. ($EAl19!!2)
1973 Mere Calony Parle
$3799
10 PHI. t Ol(lt<I w/•1<11• (~l
19?~-~n~~.!:Y~~~'
1972 Ford I 0 Pau. w-
eoun1rv Squirl all !"'9 •!rlS {SEA41:trl\
1969 F'ord 9.r .... Coty. Sq.
$1499
fully llQU•~IMO (072CCLI
The se wa gons are ai r
conditioned . hi colo r -hi
rubber~ae l ect condition-come
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1972 LINCOLN
' Ccalllliill'!f 4.0-
Sed,an, lit•r.Jq. ·air; p/steer .• '
olbr•k••·t.i r11_9ats. PtwindoWs. .vln~'rodf, n rubber. (201FOA)
. Low llhy ii.. loall $3100
OUl. l'JllCE J:QDAl'.!
•3299
WILL TRADE!
MAKEOfFERI
·1~69 MARK Ill toidJtl . with ht color . I'll rubber~
s tro.ng,I car, Ldw . tow price.
IXN~9)
~·1899
Take Y.o r Pick
-$9 .9
1966 Che•. 11,y, V•
Stick, High Ru bb fr, xtra good
con<:!. '75 fees paid (YIP23 J)
1968 Pont. 4.dr. sec!.
V-8, air cond .~ P~'f'~' steer .•
p/brakes.j5uto. treh4.'(569CXUJ
'· 1970 Linc.olii 4-dr.
;fill ~heel .. Power ~8~$. pciwer
windows. air cond .. 1_V'tnyl r.oof,
only 69,000 miles. (2 'tOAWW)
s99 dn •. s491s_.
o.\1y 199 df'I. 2~ 11a~m11 o! 1'9 t!> <Tel. incl lL>. &
i.c . •nle<e•r. Tot11l)U•Cf'•H1><1~11 Jl193. ,.,Pfl 21 ~7 -..
1972 CHEV.: CPE.
· Impala Cu5totn
-8, aufo. trans., power steier.1 p/brakes, air c9lid .. l o w
miles-B est Buy-Weekend
Special & good terms (160EKR)
•1.999
'1974 CAPRI
5part C ... o. I 1,000 Min .
Si>Ort s1rip,d, 6 bYlll'lder, AM/FM.
4 sPeed. sport steeiing wheel,
rack.'(674KLE) · .
•37'9
1973 FORD .
.. ~""" Aut o. fr~iic .. -y-i.,~ p/steer.:
P/bral<es. vinYI rooJ:\iThis Is a fe,i n ice 1oW' inlle\i e Pickua t
(1Jl611L)' . '
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lfCll',.~M'I ?a y h ••••• '68JBEPYe'ronMck·\IP ,. '68 li10RO S uper v•n t:PA'V 'rOPOOLLAR TOP Dollar paid for ""'"''• mpo..--os, ntpol'""'R"l!I A.utot,lmpon..u
-. . , • w.mu M 90, 860 ml. edoond. rutu1, look• nciw. Ne t'OllTOl'US£UC.:AltS l'IMW 's 1o11nd;allother lm·''''''''''''''''''''''' •••··~.··•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : \·J ·~· -' N fQRD l'>:ul S2$0or Lril.lefora;m. . 640-tl26'1 tire11 , bath1, brakes, I POJlF.ll:N, J>OMEm'IC ported car11 . MfelCNMo 9705 IMW 9712 IMW 9712
10 •"2 '" ' I( ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ • • ;.....,. ;...,pm 7~ GMC hlfJf un, 4.54 , y1)ur car h1 e11lrw clcu revrer l 111 . ru.nnlna l.'llf. 6'G·9017 , -ml. "94·4.S7Y or Cl.ASSI CS C • BMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
, tJ:.-1 • , ' ' , -·~\ Sit!(rtt Gruncl,. p/s, p/b, Alltot W...+ed 9590 see us first. Alfa Rom eo GTV '72 '74 BAVARIA '87 HP..1W . :tOOCJrebuilt enac. l'l~ADA~ltE 1&71! GREE vs, foe sw?e ulr, $4000. 54S-1G:i7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•UER IUICk Sunt• An1.1 835·3171 l''m I Am stt•rl'(J L1k t' CLOSE OUT SH.IOU. o r offt:r. c all Davt! ·~ft SSOO or bes t offer. Xtras. :1925 Harbot 8.lvd. , Autot, lmporhd new. $3900. Eve:-. ph ~1!$·1511
I 'SAL , Allk lor Rich !J62..3632 Slore-M a11ter'. truck tool SILL US YOUI CA.a! Costa Mei a 979_2500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4t2·f1153. SAVE$ SS C • 9 715 '·r .. ,, ' E '71>10NDAC'"~ box4'1um~rrackfor ~k we,.ytoppricf:! TO -G ..... al 9701 * 5301 * opr1
•• I • ·--·'-~"r %'T~~·~8678 MUST11~···~ l'DO"·R ' I ••••••••••••••••••••••• IW.r:a. II II d -.... -~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •udi 9707 MMEDIATE '13 CAPRI V·6, 4 'speed, !.""-r -:•• • Oft 700 963·3168 '74 DATSUN PICK·UP. Will lake •n1thinJJ in PAID BRAND HEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• DELIVERY air , s unroor, 23t.1 mi.
,• wt•tn.c1t1 M to H •Sharp lo w mlle-a trude, watches, rlng1r; IMME~IMELY '72 Audi' 100 "S, ,, '''· GOOD SELECTION s.1350 6440686 • .-. • o r omes, 8 : , · TV's etc., . L b ....._... • LA: • • • .. Sale/lent 9160 (56269 )$2800. 200011A8BORBLt'D. FO am 0,~,lftl loaded . End of lt>ase . •Considering • '73 C APlll-.-,-,-.-,,-d-,
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•••••••••••••-•••••••• SUMSETFORD 645-1500 FORllGHCARS Espada must go lhis "'e e k * L•osiftg• r adio, heater. t:opper·
REN'!' the beet·'73 Ex •. $4.WG1ttdenGrov~~lvd. COS'J'AMESA ·¢ALLORCOMEIH Lislprice :e .::ioo S48·1J28Sarter 4. f>'.lim1n;1te the middle S a ddl e int e rio r . " . ' I eculivc:i 25', all lux xtriuJ, ~lnstcr 6J6-40~ • ~· TO SEE US HOW ONLY A d ' 1970 1001..S 4 I man. Lease dlrt:<·t fro m (307KXEJ $2999
fo'ree mi. 979-90565·8 pm . Ya.tt 1 9570 Or-.ge Cowsty I s~~;oof,' ..;,.bit enit .• x~~i authorized dealer ! SUMSET FORD
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GRAND OPINING
••••••• ••••••••••••••• Hl9h•1t$~ $23,500 m.ite .. ge , mus t s ell :>440GardenGrove81vd.
'6.5 Dodge StepV&n, con· 01tl•ptrh 3toch(.l(X!;e! 842·3148 1'hcre must be a reason Westminster 636-4010
d .Ill . ·~ "'e arc Il l 1n sah .. -s, #I I verte. t o CM.mper. MCl••J•' JIM '70AUDl100l-54dr.wf 4 scrv1ce,11 1in st.'IL'<."tion. 13V6,auto xlntcond.lo
"'e"hanlcally sound. CallRoger'or ill speed , radio, healer, miles . $J 5UU /offer .
Mu1:1l see to apprec . ~7-8556, MARINO radial tires, & excellenl Crevier BMW 675-342H
$1J50.644·6510 FREE APPRAISAL JtOO·W.CoistHwy.NA MOT~lt CAllS condition . t854BXR > :lOK\\". 1:-.tSt rl't't D -'-'.._,"--"-=----,-72-0
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c.petlng, rear dinette.
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Ford •1 2: ·Club Wag. We buy used cars & 842·9405 IZOOWCo..t Hwy. :f~bfsl~K2~1LLER S;.inla i\n.i KJS.3111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• St R tal Bronze &-wht. Auto, air, trucks. Call GROTH 645~1102 f' 7• ., & &' Wit.I. HUY YOUR ora~e-en S· Vlft, P I S . 123 WR. CHEVROLJ<;Tforarr WE BUY krH•ff-tlw .... 8.ltCh1ll Audi, 1972, 11 /C, am/Im, DATSUNTOY01'A
APllL 4-5-6 833-3411. <1pprais al. i ••PORJS 33,000 O!l.i>mU6l see lD ap. OR VOLKS\\'AGEN OVER 100 RENTA.ei GROTH CHEVROLET ... Alfa Romeo 9705 pre<>. 552·8583 PAID l''Ull OR NO'r .
DALE'S RV
&600RVSPACES '13 CH~VR0Lt.l.5wfer 1821IBeach.Blvd. To~ Doll a r For An y •••••••••••••••••••·•••• 0••HGECou~·s "'I LL PAY TOP V ('"'J1NJ n..1111D. '73 lOOSL. Silver, sunroof, ~ ..,. ' ' DOLLAR "ALI KENT P..1inis -Motorhomes-an . ...,.. _..,.. lluntingtonBea<:h P.fa eorModel. AlfoROIMO · '-·
Vans-Campers-Tent SUMSETFORD 847-6087 M9-3.131 JIM PANOS luyorl.eese ~~~(~~d ~~~;l9 A l <:., O.~ST ALLEN,S40·lM4_2 __ _
'.'I. ~39.88 . Tr a i I er s & Tr ave I 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Authorizt.'d ·73 240Z. A!C. mags, New
'.l'ruilers. Westminster 6364010 Sll.LIMG YOUICAR? MAZDA Sales &Srvice Koni s ho<.'k s, Aa.t /l'"M, btiily V1tcation, Prizes TOPPRICESPAID BMW 9712 _.... 2 Televised KCOP Cll l3 '73 FORD CLUB VAN . 9 l''or Imports 2001 S . ~fanchester Beach l11ipo.-fs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Saln-Servi<.'e-Leasing 5 m P g · 5 !:I 6 -I l 4 7
150921-farvardAve ' Passenger. 113741 )$3699. J'aidlororNot-Anaheim G:Jf>-6000 MacArthur and ·72 2002 Ti1 , air, Am11>·m , Roy Carver, Inc. -•=-v:.:'c.1w=k:cnd,_,o_··-----
(at. Moulton P rkwy) Irv SUM SET~ DeOll Lewit ltNKWts . Find w h a~ you ~·an t in S41S·Oov~ am,bo~2--090C ~::.~4 ~!.e fr" !n0S4i ~~ .. · Jlolls 'Royce BM UJ72 DA'fSUN 510 Wagon, 714/559-4446 5440Garden GroveBJ d. 1006Ha rbor.C.M: Daily Pilot<:.Jassifil'tls. :l34 E . llthSt. auto. a ir . radial:;., $2200. • Westm'inster' · 6364010 ' 646.!rl)l _ _ Newport Beaeh 846·9213 . Costa t.lcs;1 ~i;.4,144 or best orr. $1:16-233
• LIKE NEW Trollers, Tra•el 9170 · ---••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos, H•w 9100 •11tot. Hew 9100 Autos, "'ew 9800 Aufo5, Hew 9100 ... ,, Hew 9800 Autos. "'•w 9800 •utos, Hew 9100
20' Prowler Trailer & 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••,;,••~·~······ii'ii•ii'ii"ii'~'ji'.ii'ii'~"iiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Buick Electra. Both ex-!!!'
-----•• ----1 ccllenl cond.,See either
SPEOALs ·
'71 ..,_ O..tw or both, total $3750.
Auto. trans ., powe r 548-6888 steering, radl"o, heater.' 1---------1
License. 1175CCM 15 ' Golde n l''alcon ....... -... ~' l~f'il;l~"'· + more -,-... -.,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• $ I 38 8 railers, Utility
-'.'"":'Jlll'l;;;;T.Nli;;o;l-jE n c I os e d Ga rdener 's • I trailer $100. '75 Lie. 4 x 8 •' 'Aut o . tr ans ., ai r 544-3417
coadilionlog, ·radio, ------1
. _..eater. License No. '74-16' Profile tilt trailer
: .. 4'19DN1V r ideal for dune buggy:
, .,_...._... eycles . Sacri tice .
·:·. ~~. s. rra a A~~~ .. 1c., 9400 ' .,..~.,wt 1r1 ........ · ••• ~ ••••••••••••••••
V-:8, auto. trans., power YW ENG. 16oocc
. ' 1~n1. less than 8000 530.5940
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.... trans, Konis, mags,
.. _. AYtil.Wt many parts. 493·7~1. $'·59·8 8 (4) 16.5 Tacoma Wheels
· , w/tircs. Front 10xl6.5
"" '72c...r1mrtw:w. r(!ar 12x l 6.5. s200: v .a. auto. trus .• brand 846-0224 '
new Wildwood surrer 1---------
c on v er s Ion. Li e . Auto Painting&Body Wk,
• ' 15166M . j ' Reasonable, Quality Wk,
•, · ·Spec.W ...._.. Call Rick & MikeMS-3211 ... -53188
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'67 Chevelle SS396. all or
part. 375 HP, 390 Posi,
xlnt body & int. Sell or
lrade. Best of£er. 34072
Silver Liner. Dana Point.
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l. i '7¥ ...... F2Sf v. Ton PJekup _Truck & ~Pil• 1' 1 ~'lt'o~¥t e r Example: t. adlQ,: heater. 1972 •
. Ne . '1 Ma"jorway 6 yl , 3 speed, a,ir wr rn
, · CllJ'l·Per, complete. ht1ba radio heater.;.lf;eic-~ .j;i.. U~e *· (4027~) tra ciCan. 1.iOOFOCJ '
1 :·' .; "~~=-. $4177 • ,, ·14···· >' ) ' ... . ... ,
{!" J!Jw! IJ· Wt l~ ~ ~ .. :V·I, t1ulo. trans , ra~io, " ' TQYQT A d , ~eaier, Big family , ·
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'•; .. ~FIHKllMJ Ll'KE NEW '72 Jo'c.rd :\{r.
: : ••5 ·A,...._,, ton4X4 w/camper, many
• \ • ' '1 xlr as, must see $4,800. ; :'· $2788 l -"64<~-ll63c:;:':__.-~1
i-t . 74 Blazer, xlnt cond.
\ · '74 LTD 1 loaded. low down & take
·: : /V-8, auto. trans., rae:, over lease. PP. 84&-3278
• · \Bi r cq nd ., power. ~ : 'et.eei'inl , power (disc) '13 FORD BJ\ONCO, 4.
; t brakes, radio, heater, Whi?el drive. rnoJLCJ
"~••whitew all t ires, like $4499. > t · .• ......,! f795KRK ' SUNSET FpRll C : · • t,KW ....._,.. 5440 ~arded Grove Blvd. : : h!~ft' .'_ westminstt'r 636-4010
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~ ,· .• 1teerlu, ,ditc bra~ei;I Price1atart at."' ..... t ·: · .. hltewoll tins, V)nY • ,., • $l 777, . roof.I• all lop, vinyl \ • ' 4
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Automatic tranSmission {53409X) Used low mi.
52777
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168 TOYOTA DELUXE 4 DOOR
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Dots.. '720 Flot 9715 J-or 97l0 '64 220SE Hdlup., Clossk, Now . . ROY, ~CARVER ... vw Baja !lug, newly -·•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leather sunroor 1n1n 63 MD lllOSI~. bll 1~ '11 XJ&, air cond. u1n/rm rond. 675·7434/67~~482 Purch-'-$4.SOO. Cll ERRY ! re enH,, """'<.'<:, mAny '71 DATSUN
240Z
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ORANGE COUMTY'S
NEWEST & LARGEST
J 1'111'11 r:DIA'l't-~
Ui':LIVEHY
i\11 l\lo<lets &Colors
-r .. d1u v.•1th tup.._· pla,v('r Dick Miller Moton
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Slereo tur'>l'. lu n1ilca~c.
xln! l'O llll. St>50. und('r
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'74 FIAT
l28SLCOUrE
E(·onun1y µlus style?
\\'hltl' L'.\lL·r1or w1th red
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this 0 111• (\),)~"l KK\'I
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-~ Call645-0034 ROLLS .. 1 ntr111. Mu11t sell ! s1200. 'tereo. Nu lire6. Blk 1970 isO Sedan,~.~ ~I Top "uallty • 53611337
Mu s t sel l. 811 orr. 19·20MP~4~ofrer" • ~ Used M.rc'edes ••••••••••••••••••••~~ DEALER '69 VW 7 pa6a. BUS wllh
w l beige inler. Lo mi 's. uu ""(" ,,. MG 97 ~ . .
7 1 4 I IS 4 6 · 1 9 I 8 o r Contact Ill fold.out bed. Great Con·
7141846-3848. ---------! '69 MGC IN dition ! Sl9SO or bt.'St or· --~------'7:1 450SE. sunroof, &i~e. Used C•r ManocJt'r fer. 586.47u1
•7 3 J ln11n 1:1c. t'ond. I I 4 speed transmission, RO'CE U S A aguar H30·5..'>79 MisslonVlejo A M radio, wiro wheels. I' • • • 19fM vw-westphuli¥ Pop-XJ-12 <ZCC085) top tamper. 11ide tent, rclll SALfo~ or l.t>ase '7· llft'M"rtS · For 1974 a:-; well us t97J roof r»ck. Orlglnal. no
F ull htctory power, ;ur 450SE , s unroof, :clnt. . .,..._.. . itnd 1972. we h.11.ve !Wld ru s t , r eb uilt engine .
oondil1on ing, l'tl' Wh1ll' <"ond . 830-8095 •l'101 .......,11• ,,.,..,_, more new lloJls Royce Conside r tr.11.dc ror cor11.
w/da rk btut• interior, vn-. . . -,--. 14._...., v._.. 8~1 1740 $2377 automobile~ th1u1 tiny p11.cl. 400·3006 ly 17,640 miles, very v.·cll 65, ~B~ 220S. Sunrr. Air. • • otherde11.ler1ntheU.S.A. ·---
kept & ser viCl'tl IJy us! I ~1 1 1 H 1.Auto . Nt'\.\' '7J i.!80 4 Or. St!dan. DecutLwnA• Always an cxee1)tiona!VW Bu11· Primo $450.
May be purt•h11s1..od far vu ves, tires , baller)'. {.oaded ! Shar&J ! 1\1ost selection of new & used, Reblt. pa nelled cabinets
bt-low rettdl markt•f Good l'Ond . $1 3~5. se ll . Be st Offer .. fully guarant1..-ed, llolls bed.548-1273
prit·e. Corne in & ll'S fi45·1273 8JJ-H084. r:ir\ Roy<·e & Bentll.'y ----drivet~ay! ----------------~ VOLVO uutomobi les. 1966 VW t'astback, runs
'75 Mercedes OVER 100 R c 1 •ood. '"°'' good. "'"' MEW & USED 1Yb6 Hu•hor ( 1\1 646 9JO] OY arvft', nc. ' :sell! $450 or l>csl o(f(!I' Exec. Special
Good till i\pril 12
It oils lloycc Ut.1 W 646-3117 MERCEDES 1970 1\1G Mid~et Convert. 234 to:. 17th St. · -
1971 ~.iuz. Sup<"r clci111 111 S I). F"·~ utAvcry
~1dl• & oul. fine c11~11\\', t131 ·17-l'..!11r 495-1700 450SE at only~.lll mo.
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IMF'UHTS OH DISPLAY AJl.t & i''l\1 . SI700.557-7<r28 .Costa Mesa !>16-4444 1967 VW Squarcb<il'k,
after6pn1 <ClosedSurn.la)'I µood cond , n1ust· s~·ll . Ho~~~.f~J~ros Ol'M"I 9746 Ro ffr --9757 $495 or best offL·r. i\l il'hel 111:.. conll'S. n1 a~s. 3100 W.Coasl u...... ltB. I Jti-mo. Op('n end'lease):
;11r . out~l:.irultng buy at Honda 9727 ""J low 1n1Je1:1.:e exe<·. <"ar: r-••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-3117. l'l'IERCEDESOEALEH ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------
2 M •-· ·72 0 I R II 4 pd '67 Rover , nl"'C'ds work. '70 VW C I ti8ti" an.;; .... ~tcr . pe . a ye, s, · $350 o.r best ()([er. Call OftT ·
-!"35!.15 . l'r1. pty . 4~1-6298. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 ·9405 fully 1..-qu1pped. 1-Ull sal
---------1 price SJ •l ,94~: ser 3798 197:1 :.!<\OZ l)nly IS,0110 nu.
Looks rit•w 111~11lt• & out.
Iii mus. nld Silv('r,
<1m !111. air. beautiful
S.\550. I' r 1 fl 1 :.· 497 · 23:'.l:l.
1971 ~·ltJ Z ~lust sell: 4
spd. Air. i\\ags. Slcrl"'·
Stl .UOO n11 . NC\\' tir~·:..
GOOt.I t·ontl. S!&SO. Aft I>
Pi\!. 552 -0051.
'71 240 Z. Low n1ill'agt-.
Air conditioning . $3700.
675-l5Ut
'1'2 Datsun St!dan.Stick.
$1500 o r ma ke orrer,Pvt
_f_~.y 675-7606. 7 ·9 1~-
Rcn\ 9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Fiat-850 S1)idcr Convt.
l !J70. $975. 842-90K2evcs.
for salt•: '70 fo'iat SS
'-Sport. Very ~ood cond.
'SIJOO. 7J4 -846·H062
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10%
OVER FACTORY
INVOICE
ON ALL
HEW
'75HONDA
SEDAN.S ..
\'our choice or
;.rcessont•s plus ta:t &
license. Order yours
today.
"FRIEDLANDER "
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!Karmann Ghia 97l5 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED '68·70 K Ghia. d
body & int. fdC'ch con<I.
not important. !'>48-9536
Mcilda 9738
!\l ax. liah. SltJ,310.28 &t .
Dt·p. $270.
Jim Slemons
Imports
••••••••••••••••••••••• 833·9300
'73 Mazda RX2. 2DH, auto ---
1\/C. Hadial t~res. Jm. •73 Mer edes
ma<". 9000 M1, $3100,
5360605. 280
Classified Ads s~U lJ1)'.C w/sunroor. ele£tric win-
itc ms, s m all items or dows, extre mely well
any item. 642·5678. kept, garage kept & very -;~;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;! IDW miles. May be seen
I al
To place your message
berorethe
reC:td ing public,
phone
NEWF'Ul\T
IMPORTS
l\ue na Park Slt'el radials, Aml l'm, evesC:tll5646·J665 Xlntcond.494-6736 523·7250 nu cond. Will guara11.tee.1--------
0n lht" Santa Anu fo'v.·y. Sl850 or best olft'r. P. P. Saab 9760 '70 BuJI:. New cluteh, brks, -------~-! 491:0-5582. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• orig. paint. Comp!. rcbll
'75 Mercedes
E c. Special
.oodtl11April 5
mileuge exl!l'. c:ar :
Hy ec1u ippt'll.
450 SE; full sale price
$14 ,949: scr. 3798. Lease
at $255 .81 mo. t:Jfi-mo.
open end lease.)
Mal\:. liab. SIO.JI0.28
Sec. Dep. $270.00
Peuqt"ot cng. Sl450 or mnke offer.
9748 -· Mus~sell .675-2HM . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'tl9 vw Hus. Rebuilt cnA. 'JO PEUGEOT . Buyorl.easo ' Clean. Excel. cond. a>k ·
4Door . Automa l it Authori1.ed ing$1300.4994003.
trunsm ission, AM radio. Sales&Scrvicc '7,1 VW . Less than 10,000
s unroof·J 727 BULl Beach llJIPO"fs niiles. C2ti4KBD) $249'J
$1677 MacArthµrand SUMSETFORD
J a mbOree 544U Garden Grove Hlvd. n.,. .. LA•t~... 848-Dove 752-0900 Wt•stminster 636-4010 CIUU' UUIO NewportBeach ~ VOLVO Toyoto 9765 !!'!:!' .••••••••.••• ~??.~ ~ .......•...............
••••••••••••••••••••••• 9750
1966 Horl>01 CM 646 9303
Porsche SPECIAL SPECIAL
VOLVO SALE! Daily Pilot
Classified. 642·.5678
Jim Slemons
Imports
833-9300 3100 W.Coast Hwy. N..B. ·04 PorsC'he C, ex t'OOd, · $3200orbstofr.Also '63& TOYOTA SALE! Beat pri<"c increase.
Super s toek. AH models
Priced lo Sell. Overseas
De liver y Spt:cinlists 642 -9405 !Want Ads Call 642-5678 '65. 714/833-1303
Autos, New 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 AutoJ, Mew 9800 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800
Factory Demos & F~x
ecutive Cars. Good Used
Toyota Seleetioo
ALL PRICED tie:~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUNTY'S # 1 LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER ANNOUNCES:
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GERMAN & ITALIAN CRAFTSMANSHIP
WITH THRIFTY GAS MILEAGE
.. ____ .,;..._~---'--~--~---'--+----~-~-~-~. ;.J*"~.-:~ .. :t) ,,' -:
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ·
BIG SELECTION
•
MERCURY
3 DOOR RUNABOUT
& VILLAGE WAGON
TOSB.L
fj:y~~
1966 Horbo•. ( M 646 930"
•GRANDOPE
0
NING!
Datsa 'foyota
Volksa-Porschc
Ma jor 1'unt>-UpSpecial
VW "s ............ . . $25
Mostother4cyl. ~
Call QJl OTHEHS ......
• 642-2434 *
1731 Superior Ave CM
•74 CORONA., 4 dr. srr.
R/l-1 , 14,000 tni , immac ..
Pri ply. 644-2141 l'\'es &
v.·knds.
'71 COROLLA
2 DR. 1600
4 s peed transmisi;ion ,
radio. ht-alcr, m:.tg
wheels. (5870CL)
$1677
~ecutlemia
VTOYOTA
191o6 Hc>rbor, ( M 646 9301°
1Yb6 Hu1bor CM 646 930) ---·---
Sacriric:e! '74 Volvo
Wa ~on. 3 mos old. 500C
mi. Under warranty. All
xtras. $5700. 640-I38K.
'68 Vol vo 144 &'fl., 1\m Jo'm
s t ereo, A /l', 4 Dr.
radials. nu brks. Silver
blue. t.lust sell immed!
$1200. 551·4055 aft 5 or
\\'knds . .
ORANGE COUNTY
VOLVO
t-:XCL USIVELY \IOL\10
Lar,gest Volvo Dealer
111 Orange County!
BUY or LEAS!':
OlREUf
M9lW±1 2025 S. Ma
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Please call after ti :OO.
842-2125
Autos, Used
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CO RONA 0-Sl19_5 _ AMC 9905
4 dr sedan. air. auto •••••••••••••••••••••••
tra ns. 28.000 1ni -all local.
Isl sold 1970. By owner.
'2612 Mesa Dr, 548-5703
after 4 pm. 1\nytime Sat.
'71 GREMLIN
6 t"ylinder, automattc
transmission, AM ractin.
(059CJKJ
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ROTARY
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Tri11"1ph 9767
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Equipped with oir condi·
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tinted gloss, rodio, heoter,
steel belted rodiol tire1, V8
engine, outomotic tron1.
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'69TR·6
$2699 (#617 )
'73 'fR·6
~(#299)
DI C !\ M I LLER
MOTOHS
557-2132
1966-Harbor. ( 1/1, 646 9303
Buick 9910 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1968 GS 400. Sharp,
full pov.·er, Pvt. Pty.
SI 15-0, 963--4496
.73 T-.-_ -~'i 'tf' 1 1 67 Electra 2"i;i, Convert. r1ump . p1 ire, x n ~ood cond. $450 or best _'0_•_•_~_a_ll _S._,_·1'1_. 75. __ off('J", 552-KB.51 _ ----
Volkswogen 9770 '72 BUICK RIVIERA All the cxtrus & sharp!
Only 21 ,000 miles. ~1usl
sec. (595 (lZV )
•••••••••••••••••••••••
HUY ,Junk VW
pa rl:t /Cor s. Call Dan
979-0935 (8lo10am or
afterSpmJ -------1
f\-1 1SSIONVIE.JO
11'11 PORTS
S.O. fo'wy. at Aver~·
'74 VW Convert, yell ow, 83l-1742or495-1700 am /rm . s tee l r adia l -----
tireJ. 10,000 mi, $3300. ·73 CENTURIAN . all
536-1393 xtr as. run loaded. S2975.
556.7577 REPAIRS-SERVICE EXCHANGE& 'S3 Buick s traight 8, good
Ri'3BUILDS cond, low miles. $350.
BROOKLYN BUG CO. 646·0098
Est 548-91111 C-od-,l::-ll-oc----..,9915
Bus, '71. 19.000, Rebuilt, ••••••••••••••••••••••.•
AM/FM Slecoo. $2,300. ' CAblLLAC
Best offer. 497-1849. 0 h' ' vcr 70 to c ooi;e from,
'64 Campt'r w /cyclc rack l'"rom .$1995.•G MA C
& Side tent. New tran~m 1'-.inancin~ & Le~in
&eng. $950. 548-7180
'68 VW BUG, Blue, mags
& r~~~\.'69 eng, Id· cond.
645-:DJ4::aft. 7PM
'72 VW Super, Meetl e. ·7o Ei DORAOO. lo(s or
•C lean, xlnt 'Cond . ex tr as $2750 . l m -AM:/Jo~M s t er"°" $1850. m aculatC'. Call 8 tq 5.
49'Ti2196art&PM.... . 6'.45 -1030 . after 6 .
1972 VW , good cond. Low 556.()263 Nancy --.,-~i. Am1r·m & trailer .69 Ci\O Coupe de Ville.
h1l<"h. $1850/ofr.~~ A/<:.. am /!m r adio, $2495.
'70 VW Co.nv, $1500. New. 213·592-SI ~
top, tune-up. llres, NOx . --,6-1-C_A_D-ILU--C--!V;.': S&6·S8S4 : .... ...., ELDORADOfOUrE
VW OWNERS, 1\ine ups,
$20. Points, Pluga,'V,ttve
Adj. &Oil. Wlltrebulld<w.
exctiange engine• &
tran1. Work guaranteed.
Steve "6,J30(I
• Don't t:lfe up th~ lhli>t
•·Li.et" 'lt lo cla~lfJed.
1Sti.fp to 1horo eault11
&4!·$678. .,
Vinyl top. leattier In·
terlor. ruu l)OWer, rac·
lOfY. air condJtlonlng.
AM /FM sterOO:litt atkr·
lni:: wheel, et~. Super low
miles. Superb' eond.iti66.
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, i ~ RK lV. Lo11ided: 74 ustan1 n. Law ml.
· .C~Pldlfl4-I \ like brand new. Low Alr,uuto,vlnyltop,Pnv. '74 Pl~TO RVNABOU'I'. '73F'IRF.RIHJ>
t.Qp,• l .. !fler i~· mlle1. (642GJS) $til89. Pty. U500. "2-7'3.1. (Oll&L~'ft) $2599 Low Mileage Shurp! ,.IUll,~. (IC· SUNllTP'Oml , SUHS!T'FORD .,.,...,..
air eondtUontn1. tilt $440Garden Grove Blvd 69 MUSTANG 5440 Garden Grove Blvd , ~ -
1teettn1 wheel, AM /FM We1lminiler 638-'°tO Automatic, 1tlr, power Westminster 6i6·401 69 . B<)NNEVIU.£ 2 ~r
•t.ereo with II trick tape 1teerln1r & !!ha rp! <CYU -~ --. 1-1 .f , wt tt utomutll'. air, player, almott every op. or•ett. 9932 6S9) '7 3 P I N TO SQU I~ 1'~ 1te~co,. v 1nyl interior,
~.tnelQCJln1tdu1lcom-••••••••••••••••••••••• Rcudy toGO?!! WAGON . Automatic, r1.1d1~lt1res,oneowncr& ~ at1 .~ 699001\J '84 Corvette Convt 300 "' ' ·$I 2:95 radio, heater. uir condi· a beuutiful car wilh only
·~411.11011AOe
"'ONYllTllU.
Leather interior, dual
comfo rt seat11, 1·u11
powe r. lt1ctoo air condi·
tionlng, :,.M:;f't.t slereo.
lilt ateerlftg wheel ,
cruise eontrol, all the OIJ·
tlona on this 22.000 mile
aut (508JSP'>
i 795 'J
HP,327cid,4spd.'orlg • lioning.<14993 1$2699. 7:J .OOO miles! $129!1
owner , xi. end. $1795. JIM SUMSITFORD IYXX.173> DICK
1133·2848 . ~AR/NO 5440GardenGroveBlvd. MlLLEH MOTOR S Westmi1U1ter 636-401 557-2132
''iZ Corvitte M TO• c••• Ply 996 ·•1 »1REtHHD, • <YI.
T•TOf' 1200 W. COMt Hwr• lftOUfh stick i-hirt. elean nice 645 1102 ·········~············ 4 speed, MO V-8 engine " car. $785. 404 ·1Xll.ll
air, power i>tetrlng'. ~11•ttw ...... a.,CN~ ATLAS ----------~:~r,~~~?~:~h~f,: '69 MUSTANG, V41, auto, C~sler~ v e ,r~J'~a~~~t om
le•ther In terior . (336 dla.c brks, al~pwr. radio, hat<·hback, ai r condition· FBQl air, heater, landau top, Open aily & un . 'ti! l ing, automatie, power
SALE PRICE $1050. 968-4395 PM s teering and brakes. S56 75. 2929 Harbor Blvd., Sport wheels. Positively
JIM ·~~i~~r·b'!8n"'°"er. ·,•1.~~; Costa M~a loaded. \'cry lov.· 1nile~. ~ 546°1934 17JJKLM) MARINO ~~.M3183 3->46l, eves. $3189
MOToa c~•• · .,. MUSTANG 2+2. '73 DUSTER TERRY BUICK
IZOOW.Ce.t Hw)' •. Automatic, radi o. Automatir ,uirt~ondition · 5th&Walnut,ll.B. 645·1102 heater. 1733KGBJ 531.99 in1, power s leering , 536·6588
Amllll ''"' tl1t ..,.._ hy c""' SUNSET FOllD vinyl top. t670EJIY) . . . ----. --'69 f'1reb1rd 2 DR . 400 eng. ~~,;;;,g:,,_,:_~ och)t-9935 5"40G~rden GroveBlvd . $2477 Air cond, 4 i>pd on nr,
1971 Cadillac Eldorado •••••··~··••••••••••••• ~inst('r 636·40lO Needs fixin -:-~ or take
Bronze w / vi nyl top, onvcrt1ble 1~970 ~ge OlcltMobh 9955 IJ lit••_.:& o\lerpymnls.&t2-laal_. _
leather inlerior, loaded Ch~llen ger. Fa_c air. V8. ••••••••••••••'"•••••••• f(Ul. tuJLO Thunderbird 9970
w / equip . $3650._P1S.Sl47S.Days556-0l56 SalesandService ~ • •••••••••••••••••••••••
7141'45•7lOO. 'tlS Dodge Dart. A•king OLDSMOllU ~ TOYOTA '73 T·BIRD. full powec.
,73 EL DORADO $5800 $100. Needs gaskets. GMC TRUCkS (507GNLl $4699.
Call 979.6710 between · Call 497-31112 HOH DA CAIS 1966 Harbor. c M. 646 9303 SUNSET FORD
and 5 Ford 9940 U I tty Olds .56 Plymouth , -··· great, 5440 Garden Brove HI Yd. ' n Yen ....... Westminster 630·4010
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2850 Harbor Blvd. body excellent $450. O>~--------c...,.o 9917 '73 LTD, 10 pass. Wagon. c-1a Mesa un9040 best offer. 831-94.55 Vega 9974
••••••••••••••••••••••• v~ ~ Air, P /B, P/S,Jugrack, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 61 Cantlro 23 000 mi 675·6200 or 68 Olds Cutlass. 2 dr. Good Pontiac 9965 ·12 VEGA \~/agnn v.·/ 4
6 cyl. 3 s peed. 1,a le 675·3008e\·~s . · tires. Jluns good. $500 •••••••••••••••••••••• speed .fac~ya1r.&nciA·
yellow wtblk . intc. Hun~ f'irm . Wi l l cons ide r '70 Firebird. New Ures. tires A fa : c cur ~
•ood, Michelin radiai 'G7 f'ord Wa gon, IO pass. tradefor ?SJ1·2900 Stereo. Gd cond. Sci \\'111 tr ad . S lti99
tire!. Clea n $900 or \~.'ill Mech. good., looks good,, . below book . 673·2 76 ! 7 I 5 K (; Z l U I C K
eonsider trade for ? P.P. $635. 554.2744 89 Cutlass. Supreme cpe. between 8 & 2 pm. Ask ~~7t.'2~~2f~ It t.1 0'1' OHS S31 -2906 Factory air, power steer-for George. ____ ._
, '69 LTD. 2 DH . Vinyl top. ing, powe r brakes, mag ·-----
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Wants to buy you a steak dinner!
At
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Here's how. Just come in to the showroom and test dnve
any one of the great AMC cars: Gremlin, Horn e!, Matador. or
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per l~m1ly., good for one Stnp Steak Dinner at your local
Rustler Steak House. It's that easy. But act soon. Remember,
coupons are limited. so it's first come, first served .. ''. a
Rustler steak.
19J1'%28 Cama,ro Air. power. $800. wheels, new tires. $1100. Alltos. Mew 9800Avtos, New 9800 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 A.tos. Hew
• 6424651 673·8650or644·5S85. Call eves. & weekends. •••••••••••••••••••••••,••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••1>••••••••• .;-,--'-'-'--'cr~·c......_ 1 ~ .. ~·~·~•96)6!)•~· __ _:___:....:_~llr"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~--, W•nted '67-'69 Camaro '64 .FORp Stk. shift, 780001
'bOdy & chassis in good orig, m1. $235. '70CUTLASS • cond. 714-846·8062 673-8698 SUPREM~. 53000 mi,
'74Cam8ro LT-7..28 4 spd '68 FALCON 6 cyl., stan . new tires, ihimac. $1,650.
loaded! Best offc~. Culi s hift, gd. cond.' $700 . 833·9565 days, 833-21K>7
846-2249. · 847-1359 evetwknd __
CH•rofet 9920 Ford $445. '(.;7 Fairlane, 1969 :SEDAN ''98". fully
••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt l'ond. Sacrifice. Call equipped . Gd. Cond. CONMELL 548·1766. . ss~. 644·04_,_1 ___ _
. CHEVROLET VERY low mileage Ford. '73 Olds Cutl ass Supreme.
SA.J;ES&S'V.Rv.J'CE 6 cylind er. Over 20 mi. Sale bY Owner. Clean.
;:, 2121'HaL-11¥4. pergallon526-2882 Xlnt cond. $3500 . ~ 645-2356. COST~, .. ~A ' 66 LTD. full power, Mini, 546 .. 1200 ~ cond. PYt. Pty. 67 OLDS Convt. PIS. 645·3281 P /B, runs well, gd. tires. 1!70 Cheve4e Malibu Spt. $600. See 4-7 PM 2500
Cpe. lull;-pwr.-* A/.C, '73 Ranchero, xlnt cond. Seaview, Cd~f . xlnt . cond .. nu tire~. Air, stereo. mags. 25.ooo•i ,==cccc..:.cc..c.... __ _
$1,675. '44·2877 mi 's. $3350. 496-7332. 73 Convt. l)elta Roya!e ; , -full power, stereo, wire
70 Klngswood Sta. Wag. Maverick 9947 iA'hls. $285\J. 979·4474.
A /Cd P IS. P!B. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -::-·----con . $1550. 644 ·190 .70 2 DR. sharp. SU'"""rior Pinto . 9957
(S-5). d .... hfl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,,... con .. econo sllcJ! s , PINTO \VA.GON 70 ,J1110ftle. CarJo. 1 ownr. must see. $1200.831·1809 • . *
'a/C, tadiO. in' 3S0·8 Au.to. 5000 miles on ~e· ~yl, V\nyl ',/Immac. MM'cury 9950 b.u1lt eng. Very clean, in· ~1.$50.552-8 1 _ :, J · •"••••••••··~·~··•••••• side & out. $1695. 49'l·8785
' ...._,, ~ ,_., • ,_1 '71 Pinlo $1260 or hesl of· 69 M'~"osma.\).~1 Wag.•66.Mer<!uryCatalina,low fe r . Runs xlnt. Ca ll Auti.11 P /B:·~;5;, $107~: mi,leage, good .. cond. 960-3222aft 6pm. Camper sbitlt, ~exsx36 Preater & air Priva{e·I---~-~--
tiigh $250. 962·1790 afl party. Mak~ offer . '73 Squ ire Wagon, air,
Spm 548-2850 auto, mag v.·his. new
' · t ires. 1-0wn. $2750.
1970 Impala, 4 dr, r.dio, 1972 Mere Marq. Broug. 642·3867 eve
heater, auto. Gd. Cond. 1-'ull power stereo, air. ---------
S875i 548-5.JfW $2100. 644·s0st home; or 73 ~un~bout, xlnt cond, lo
•00 0141 rr· mi. ht mpg, a\·ocado/ '.'ll MON1'E Carlo, auto, .....,. 0 ice. v.·ht, 4 spd, $2200, 962-69'l9
~IS, P JB. air, mech. Me rc ury 1971 Marquis
"Xlnt, lmmac. $2195. Mr. Broug_ham 4 DR hrdtp, '74RUNABOUT,Jowmi
White675-9449 _: 752-0l&l air cond, Am/Fm stereo, 846-8925 aft.6
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BRAND 1975 MUSTANG II HARDTOP NIW
lri9ht yeHow /6E/, 2.3 ~'•' 1\1. '-<ylind.< •~i,.., P'" ""'""• $3A777 Col;+.,.~;., emiui°"' e>qw~t, "•• 81111• 1 3 ••~l·btohed,
•odiol ply 8SW, pow., IVClc ond piftiOfl 1!_i,,g, po-.. fr<>"!
diK bro••o. ''""' oncl ·-bump.-IJ"""d" AM rud.o, lit,.ed
9tu., · <""'plele, • •Pff<I, S-.ck # 166 (S~02Y I 00991 j +,.,.a, i;.,
·~,:• 1975 PINTO 2 DOOR SEDll , Oro~ /SW /, 2300 CC 2V, "-<ylindet .nglrte, ' iii.a ... CID
Califorr'!io Erni11 ior'!1 equipmenl, fi ve 878•13 $2 899 . esw. front bumper guord1, rear bumpe1 guord1, "
speeod, Stock #0796, (SPIOYI 283..t"I + ,.,. & Ii<.
'73 CHEV ~LLE, 2 D.R. ~ooa~ ,';:£5:~~;~ i~~ '7~ Pinto. Skyblue. Wide ,..
coupe. V;8. automatic, 644.1387 tires, mags, An1/Fm 8 l
IRAND 1975 TORINO 2 DOOR HARDTOP NIW ' IALIPlllCID ·~:· 1975 GRANADA 4·DOOR SEDAN
Tcm fTMfoUk glow po;,,t /SU/, 2.SO CID IV, 6-<:ylind.r SAU PlllCID air cond itioni ng . · track slereo, Jelnt cond.
(180GPR ) $2799. Ha\•e something you want Bes t offer. 673 -6107 ;
SUMSET FORD to sell ? Classified ads d 646·3088.
S«OGardenGrove Ulvd. it well -Call NOW'. ,1--------
Westminster 636-4010 642·5678. Classifi ed Ads 642-5678
9.900 ........ Used ···················-·· ..................... . ' .
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7J' MQH1' CARLO CtievY Landau; less lhan 20.000 miles; R/H, Aul.,
• p;a,, Air.~tic. 606 HRH)
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'73 ELDORADO
Vellow/Malching Leather; full power. less lhan
27,000 miles; Ser. 4954
'72 LIMCOLM MK IV
Fulf power. tow "!iles. ekcen. cond. (Lie. 6?7 FD~)
'1·1 l'ORD Y AH . • ~Ton: V·8; 3-Spd.; R/Hlr.; (Lie. 780 IOK)
I
'72 MIRCEDl!S
260 SEL. 4.5; full y eQulppedi (Lie. 004 GIMJ
•
9900
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'369S
SAU PRICE .
'649S'
SAU PRICE •sits
SAU PRICE
'2MS
SAUl'RICE
*7200
•12 CADILLAC SALi PRICE
Cdlf,• D1 VIUe whit~, ieother t399s A/H: au1 : P IS; Air : Cream ,color.
Interior. (Lie. 2~5 EE~) .~ ;1 , ,
...... i)i.. /3Q~ 3SI (;10 2V. 8..,yiindf.. •"9'""· CoU!omlo
bil,Mono •q .. lp •nl fiv• HR76• I• WSW, ho~I b1141pet $4299 gWrd1, reor bum,... 911<><d>. oil <or>drt;.,.,., · M"1:!<»r•, J.M
<od.,., li"ted gla" • <OMPI•••, l.hha..d f~mo!e <on!fol Mitro"
pow or ote.,ir>g{Uufto....,,;.:, St<><:k r: •97 ($G13H 182887
•ngin•, Calif0t.,lo ffni1>ion1 1>q11lpment, 1•l•cl ,hilt $41 99 '"''w-o.motk, f; .. , DR11• 1' I SW tir•t, pow., tl-ing, '
ti.hue bum~r grovp, tinled gto11 -c0<nplete, Stock
=-07J6(5W81L11S816) +"°•&Ii<. + ,.,.&lk.
BRAND 1975 FORD LiD WAGON NIW
OOll <-_.., .... /!JT/, .00 (10 ,V, '"'''-otngino, Cui-SALIPlllCID •::• 1975 FORD LTD 4 DOOR PILLARED HDTP.
Polo· wloi•• /90/, JSl CID 2v, a .. ,w ....... .....ii ... , Calil ... ,,io $ IAU7Pll91CID9 £..,;,......, equipm~"I, f,.r HR19•13 ISW, ,...,. bu-guotd1. 4 E""•--•. '"• i..71•1' WSW,,.,.,_,_, g•oup, duul $5499 hJ<"'V tto< ••d.,, k><kol* tift •'~· •oo• bu,..p•! -'1< . .,;,
<D""'''°""' '*i«'<>;,o, "-' ,_ -· _...,,,,,AM to><li<>, h91'1! g<Oufl, ... _ ........ ........,. ""'' "'-"""· ...... ., _ .. .._ ....... "°~"'
' •-·"11.d•ot b<.,._.,, St<><k "0121 ($J7•S!J91,S)
"" cQnd,!iooe<· •eledoor•, d..ol ,.,,, oeal .,...., ... ,, AM •odia.
lehhor>d re....,t• c.,.,t•ol "'lrro•. whettl '°""""power ,,..,,;..g,
d•K b.oltes, crw,..,....,1;c, Stoc:• # 4$9, (5J6JH I 32• I•) • + lo• & lie. .... .,. & Ii<.
, '71 THUNDER.IRD
2 ot., fUll POWEil ' • '2599
AM/1M """""'· '• lodo•)'oir, {J20E•NJ • ' A .. to """'·• f<><:toJy O••, pow --.----.---------I ''-""9, po,.•• btok••, ,.;,,y1
72 FORD GRAN TORINO ·-'"""'" s2199 '699 r 2 •., hctn9op, o""" ........... toc""Y
Dir, pow. tlffti'19, ~ b<okH.
orirtrl ooof, low...U.1 (TZst')
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fo<l"'Y .,;, conditi.,.,;t>g,
pow., .,.,.,;"II, pow•• bral<e" outo,,.otlt ,,.,..,,,..;,,....,, I.It
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'1899
1971
CHEVROLET
CANICI
'72 PONTIAC LEMANS
'2 d• , AM/fM ••e•eo, ou•o. tr"""•
loc•"'Y <>it, P<>'"' 1t-•"9·
P<>""' b.oke>, 16l•fOHi s1999
'74 FORD RANCHERO GT
Auto. lfCI""• pow . .,..,,;,.g,
..__ . po-two• ... .,;., ft'OOOI, Au•o. l•o"•-· ""'"'YO«, pow. 1o-...;i,,1 (1!61)WJ s3499
••-•119, pow•t bro•e•, '-----~---------i (579DOYI r
'1599
1969
FORD
LTD
'72 CADILLAC Dt VIiie
• "'" r .. Hpow .. , J.M/FM 1••r ... ,
/o><f<>fy "''· ~1,.,1,oof.1a1 wi..,.1,
l<>f"', leoth"' (I I 2flU) s35ss
'73 FORD GRAN TORINO
S•o•U. -"90fl, °"'"· """'·· loc!<lty ""·pow 11-1'19 • po,.•, b<o ... _ (Pl 7131 s2&&6
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17 4 V ALIAMT BROUGHAM
4 door with V-8 engine. aucorrehc transmission, radio. $
healer. power s1eenn9, power bfakes, air condition-
ing, wsw tires. custom 1n!efior & exterior. & full v1nyt
I lop, (USED VP41 G4R281502) .
NauDES CHIYSLSIEmHDB> I FACTOITW.UUHTT
17 4 PLYMOUTH
SATELLITE .
SEBRING-PLUS
V-8 engine, automatic transmission. radio, heater. power
steering, power brakes, white sidewall tires. air conditioning,
& full vinyl top. (USED #425KRI)
74 Pl.YMOUTH SUBURBAN
STATION WAOON v8, automatic, radio, healer, power
steering, power brakes, white walls.
air cond1!1orung, roof radl (USED
369KSVJ
53695
CORDOBA HUGE SELECTION OF
THE SUCCESS CAR OF THE YEAR
CORDOBA THE BEAUTIFUL NEW
SMALL CHRYSLER
NOW NEW
SERVICE DEPT
HOURS: •
72 CHRY. NEW Yl)Rl(ER BROUGHAM
VS . aulomat1C. tape player, power
Sleet1ng-brakes-w1ndows-seat. while" Wills. air
. cond1t1on1ng . vinyl top, tilt wheel. cruise control.
(CS43T2C117012)
52295
'73 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE
4 Or. H.T. VS. automatic. radio. healer. oower
steenng-bfakes. windows. llU wheel. while walls,
air cond1lion1ng. 111nyl top. (196JOEJ
52795
'73 PONTIAC CATALINA .
V-8. automatic. radio. heater. oower. steenng. oower blakes. whitewalls. air OOnc11l1on1ng. & 111nvt
lop {93SH0J)
52195
Autorrat1c. radt0. heater, wtlite walls. hi back
bucket seats. custom exterior. [609DVGJ
70 CAD COUPE DE VILLE
VS, automatic , AM/FM stereo. power
steering-brakes-windows-seat. white wans. tilt
wheel. air coodil1oning. (..()24091 0)
51895
'72 FORD LTD
4 door hardtop. VS. aulcmalic. radio. healer,
, power steering. pawer brakes. while walls. a11
conditioning. vinyl top. (5050YRl
51895
'73 OPEL GT Mf..NTA
Sunroof. Automatic lransmisJion. radio and
heater. (986HMM)
52695
'73 PANTERA ' )
VS, high speed transmission, AM/FM stereo
w/tape deck. raised white letter tiret. ajt·
conditioning. etc. Extremetv_low miles.. (651JOR)
'73 VEGA GT WAGON,
4 Cyl eng1ne•4 speed. AM/FM. heater. wsw tir9s. ..
• air condihon1ng, luggage rack. custom exterior &
interior, mags. & electric wtndow defroster. t
(223JDHl
52M5
ALL CAIS SUIJICT TO PltOl SAU
ALL l'l:tCES ft.US TAX AMII UClHSl •
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ALL '11CES YAUOUMJlL ID ,.M. SUNDAY, ANtl6, 197J
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VOL·*• ,NQ:-94, 4 SECTIONs,,44 PAGES · ORANGE COUNTY, CALI F'ORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1975
P.lamwr
C.laxton
~~signs
, ~ai..,. Beach Planning Com-
• ml.11lo0;er Clnytoq Claxton rc-
1t1ned 'J'~ursday .' He is the
11ecood comm lssioner to resign in
two.weeks .
Claxton's r esignation, effec-
tive wtien a replacement is
na~i& compounded by the re·
sign n last Friday o( Wayne
M , 35, city director of plan-
ni{ll' "and development. Com-
m~s~i.oner Roge,r Lanphear re-
aigoed from the commission
Marc~zs.
Claxton, 42, was appointed
almost exa~tly a year ago by the
City Council alter it removed
Commi'ssioners Michael May
and Larry Campbell from the
planning board.
City Council Aide Jackie
Washburn said Mayor Roy Holm
. regretfully accepted Claxton's
decision to step down.
Last month. Claxton had at-
tempted to resign, but Mayor
Holm talked with him and the ac-
tion was deferred temporarily.
The commissioner said pre-
ssures o( business -he is an ~rline pilot ~ were preventing
him Crom devoting tb.e necessary
time to-planning.
Commissiooer Lanphear, a
member of the planning body
since 1971, announced his re-
signation to go to Europe to study
transcendental meditation.
Lanphear, an attorney, "'as an
unsuccessful candidate in the
1974 GOP primary campaign for
-the pooitioa ~ow held by Rep. An ·
. d.rew Hinshaw, (}\-Newport
·Beach).
rtanniDe director Wpyne
MOody saJd his resignation was
made to allow him to go into
private work and to devote more
time to planning and designing
and to get away from the ties of
administrative v.·ork.
Citizens interested in applying
for the commissioners' positions
may d_o so thr ough Mrs.
Washburn's office at city hall.
an ane
At Sau Cleme11te
-G.irl Attacked
Lying on Sand
A 19-year-old San Clemente
\li'Oman sunning herself near the
Shorecliffs Beach Club Thursday
was forced to commit sex acts by
a man she described as having
the build of a football player.
Police said the -A·onian, wear-
ing a bikini. was sunbathing in a
small cove south of the beach
club about noon when the man
approached, asked her the time
a nd then demanded she disrobe.
The woman told officers that
th$! m<1n was wearing a pair of
swimming trunks and carried a
·beach towel that may have con-
cealed a revolver, police said.
Seeking Fan1ily
She was not certain loihe saw the
gun, but said she heard a sound#'
similar to a gun hammer being
cocked, explained Detective Sgt.
Ardon SaUnders.
Saunders said the man forced
the woman to·perform a sex acl
and then fled down the beach.
The woman described her at-
tacker as a male caucasian in his
late 20s. 200 pounds, with blonde
shoulder length hair, a thick
mustache and the build of a foot-
ball player.
A police search of the area
railed lo locate any persons
matching the description.
Laguna Hil.ls Pair
Aid Vet in Flight
SAN f'RANCISCO (AP) -An
unemployed veteran who said
he'd sell an eye to get his family
out of Vietnam rlew to Saigon to·
day, thanks to t)l e generosity or
an eldt'rly Laguna Hills couple.
··Jeez~ I didn't realize there
v..·ere thes~ kind Qf Americans
still arotJnd, as tight aa things are
now," Rand~ Carson, 28, said in
un interview Thursday.
With Canon as he waited to
board a Pan AmeMean World
Airwoys flight to Hong Kong
were Lester and Laurel Fasig,
of 5158 Avenida Des pacio.
the couple who heard or his plight
on television and gave him $3,500
to pay most of his expenses.
''It's taken just about all our
money , but this is so important
\li'i~h the ~itu~ti.on over there,"
said Mrs. Fas1g, 60. "We're glad
lo be able to do something for
people, since the Lord's been
good to u.s . Thirty years ago we
couldn't even buy an extra
toothpick." . _
,she said she aQd, her husband,
77 , both ritlred from t"e
restaurant business, call ed
Carson al his Watsonville home
Tuesqa.y after hearing be was
Worried about his Vietnamese
wife. Rose. their adopted son,
Kelly. 4.
<See VETERAN. PageA21
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OFFICER LANSFORD CHECKS ROOF AFTER BURGLARY
Mother's C.J1Pbo8fd In Laguna Beach Hit
~'· ~88 in Je1Velry
Stolen in Laguna
Burglars l ooted Sid"s Shue
Store in Laguna Beach of S7 .288
worth of jewelry today after en-
tering through a roof-top air duct
in the Ja~est or a siege or Art
Colohy blftglaries.
nun1erous other je"·clry articles.
1'he store's alarm was set off
as someone stepped into a con-·
cealed li ght beam and electric
eye detection device. It is un-
known whethe r the intruders
"'ere actually in the store while
the officer was checking the pre-
mises.
Police, Teamsters
Huddle in Clemente
OC 's ]Qbless
Not Awne-
Rate at 8.4o/o
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
ot lMI l)aity l"llM ~
More Orange Count1ans were
out of work than ever before last
month and the unemployment
·rate jumped nearly a full point,
the state D~partment of
Economic Development reported
today .
An additional four burglaries
were repqrted to police Thursday
in cluding another roof.top
breakiri at Mother's Cupboard in
Vill age Fair which resulted in
theft of $847 worth of crystal and
expensive cooking gear.
The burglars working in Sids.
266 Forest Ave., inadvertently
set art the s hop's silent burglar
alarm at shortly after midnight.
A Laguna Beach policeman
responded within a minute of the
alarm's activation, and conduct-
ed a ground 'level check of the
building and reported it to be
secure:
Police bel•eve the burglars
climbed a drain pipe in an alley
behind the store to reach the
shop"s roof.
The je \l.•elry taken was part of
the s hop's inventory of ·small
·bronze statues and other art ob-
jects which it sells in addition to
shoes and shoe r epair ser vice. By FREDElllCK SCHOEMEHL ' °'....,~...,. Pittttbtt~
San 'Clemehte. )SOIJce officers
met Thursday ·night with a
Teamsters Union represenfaive
to ex1>lore what. benefits the un -
ion could ov er t~e "department in
Balary negotiations with the
city ..
Tht(San Clemente Public Safe-
ty Employes As!ioclatlon ,
repres-enting the depat1.ment's 38
sworn officers, last week de-
manded pay increases r anging
fro~ slx to 13 percent, depending
·-.. Considerable "Cloudiness
Saturday w~: 30 percent
c hanc.e-.oi 1 c'attered
sbowerS by " tonight a nd
Saturday. Cooler days .
Lows tonig·ht· mostly in
40s~: .-.ffig:hs $.aturday in sos.
INSIDE TODAY
Crftlting . on original oo!Ut
ta .on excUing chaU~, biU
thtrf"1 .anolber aide to i1 -
whm tM performance end.!,
tM dance will probably never
b< done .agoht. An Orang<
Coad choreographer teU8 how
M ~1 the •ituotion fn a
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on the officer's r ank iq the depart-
ment and 14 other fringe benefits.
The employes association now
is repi-esented by a group of Los
Angeles attorneys.
According to several police of-
ficers who attended the meeting,
there' was no decision \~1hether
the officers would join the
Teamsters.
"But "'e 're in a drastic situa-
tion that demands drastic ac-
tion," declared one officer. A re-
cent survey shoWed that San
Clemente officers lo be the lowest
puid in the county. ·
Appearing before the group of
officers was Paul Barrett, a
Teamsters business represen-
tataive. He said he initiated the
meeting with the department.
Contacted today, Barrett said
the meeting was dominated by a
lengthy question and answer
session on what the union could
and could not do for the officers.
"I stressed that we're a union
that does not support strikes by
public cmployes. They were in
agreement with that," Barrett
said.
lie said he iold officers that
Teamsters .supports a collective
bargaining bill now in the state
legislature that would commit
public employes and employers
to binding arbitration if regular
salary negotiations break down.
He said Teamsters does not sup-
port lhe right-to-strike prQvision
in the bill, however.
(S..elJNION. PageA2l
Trial Move Nixed
SACRAMENTO (lJPI) -A de·
fense motion to move the trial of
two Symblonese Liberation
Army soldiers to Los Angeles
wa s: d<enied Thursday by
Superior Court Judge Elvin
Sheehy . Derense attorneys
argued a ~ury packed wl')l gov-"
ernment-employee in the
Oellfornla capital could not
fairly Jlldge revolutionaries bent
on overturning the government.
Nearly 67 ,000 people were on
the jobless rolls during March,
U.S. JOBLESS RATE SOARS
TO 8.7%, Page A4
surpassing the previous all-lime
record of 66,400 in June of 1971,
according to Alla Eldridge, state
labor market analyst. (The state
rate went to9.3 percent.)
"The total rose 6, 700 over the
past30 days and was up 29,700or
80 percent from one year ago,"
she said. "
In contrast, 704 ,300 countians
held jobs in March.
"M.anufacturing and construc-
tion layof,ts by local firms and
(See JOBLO:SS, Page AZ> •
Shop o.wner Daniel E. Duchan
arrived at the store 30 minutes
later, opened the stor~ and 'dis-
covered the theft.
Police be lieve at least two
burglars a r e involved in the
theft. Entry was via a· two-foot
wide air vent to the roof. Officers
theorize one person could not
have handled the booty and exil-
ed back up the vent alone.
The theft lhcluded 40 silver,
turquoise and coral rings worth
$1,000 ; 20 silver and turquoise
bracelets worth $1 ,500; one
squas h blossom turquoise
bracelet worth $1,650; rive large
men's bracelets worth $1,000 and ·
'Not Illegal'
Aide ~fends Hinshaw Fee
By GARY GRANVILLE system.
0t111110.u., .. 1i.tSUtt The check Paid to Hinshaw,
The $6,000 paid Rep. Andrew tbough, also indicated it was for
Hinshaw by Spartanburg County, the same computer system.
South Carolina, in 1973 was for Cleary said Hinshaw told him
consulting services, 1--linshuw's that he was called in as a consul·
field representattve Chip Cleary tant by Spartanburg's rormer as-
indicated today. sessor and "went down and con-
Hinshaw was not available for suited with him."
comment on Spartanburg's "There's nothing illegal about
$6.000 .rlddfe eill1er Thursday or that,'.' Clear.y said, "particuJart-
this morillng. · · ly beceuse-Andy happens to be an
But Cle.ary said be talked brief· exper1'1n tlie field.'"
lywiththeNewportBeachcon-ThC R e pubJi can con -
a:ressman Th.ursday night and gressman's field aide admitted
was told the May 22, 19'13 pay. that Hinsha¥i"• con:sulUng was ment~ was for co n!ultin -done lWbll~~e~was.18' U.S. cori·
services. ,, ·er-.m.q r tt t\~ county ••·
However. Spartanbwi County ffl'IOfi.. ' '~ 4
Assessor J . L. ;r.tarlow said · Spartanburt rec-show that
Thun.day that ol!lclals In I.he In addilill" lc>Uu;;f6· • Klnstiaw
southern county w'e1ten't .Ure Wll pald $662 to. , r CC!lSUlilhc
wha!lbey sot !or their m0ney'. .. leis cl!ftied to tJie ty "''1:•h
They paid Orang• County . 23. ~f .. . ·
$2,045 for an assessor·.,eompute ( .U)'· •o '' I ' ... ~ . , . •
In the burgla ry at l\1other's
Cupboard, 1188 S.Coastl lighway,
1 entry to the third story shop "'as
via roof of an adjacent store.
There arc 64 shops in the com-
plex.
Nume1·ous pieces of crystal,
(See HEIST, PageA2)
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Today's C losing
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTI
es
Disaster
Strikes
Saigon
SA IGON . South Vietnam (AP
-1'he first official U.S. e\'acuo
tion £light of Vietnamese 01
phans, carrying 243 <.'hildren 'i
the world's largest plane. ende
in explosions and names toda.
only minutes after takeoff frat
Saigon. (Related Store Page Al
Photo.A4)
U.S. offici;.ils said nearly ha1
the children s urvived and tha
the airlift to the Unitl'!d'States 01
dered by Pres ident 1'"ord wou\1
continue. There were 305 person
aboard the plane. a U.S. Ai
Force CS Galaxy transport lha
stands as high as a six·sto1:
building, officials said. On
estimate put the toll al 178.
The U.S. Embassy said that i1
addition to the orphans. th•
trans port carried 44 es(·orts, 11
crewmen and two flight nurse.!
A spokesmetn said about 100 ur
phans and 15 to 20 adults wen
pulled out alive. Hospital ol
ficials said the rest 'A-"erc eithc
dead. injured or still trapped ir
the wreckage in a paddy field 11•
miles from the airport.
A Congressman in Washinb'lot
urged that a ll CSs be groWld~
because the plane "has nevci
performed up to specifications.'
The headquarters of the 13th Ail
Force in the Philippines refuse.
to comment on reports that tlu
plane's departure Crum Manill
curlier today h<ld been delu.yt'1
by mechanical trouble.
In Ylashinglon, a spokesma\ Jor the Agency for lnternaliona
Development, "'hich is handlinj
the airlift, said ·'the fli ght Y•i
continue .''
But Rep. Les Aspin (0·\Vis.).
urged temporary grounding U
all C5s because he said the
plune "has never performed u~
lo specifications. ''He cited \\'int
problems. The plane is 248 feel
long and has a 223-foot \.\'ingspan.
In San f''ranci sco, f{ic har1
Blanchfield. the man courdinut
ing the evacuation of Vietnames1
orphans for the Friends of ~\l
Children, said when he heal't
the plane had crashed, ··0 11. God
This is horrible '." Most of the 01
phans aboard the plane cam
from a Saigon orphanage operal
eel by the agency, which is base
in Boulder. Colo.
The cr,;,i.sh "'as the fourth wor!.-i
aircraft disa ster on record. Tiu
v.·orst occurred in !\-larch 197•
v.·hen 345 pe r s ons abourd 1
Turkis h plane "'ere killed in i
crash outside Paris. 1'he secunc
and third worst tolls v.-·cre 17~
recorded both \\'hen <1 Sovi!J
plane cr ashed near f\1oscow ir
October 1972 and "'hen Jordaniat
(SeeCSCRAS ll, Pa~eA2)
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Cashier
Ou.t Her
$1,100
ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP)
A young Rochester "'Oman has
no doubt that the $1,100 in vaca-
tion savings s h e sent to u
California man will be put to
good use, even though someone
else financed his trip to Vietnam
to rescue his wife and children.
Diana Myhrom , who earns $3
an hour as a supe rmarket
cashjer, wired $1 ,100 she had
planned to use on a trip to
Australia to Randy Carson, an
unemployed Vietnam veteran
whose wife and two sons arc in
South Vietnam .
Carson's plight became known
.,_,-hen The Associated Press r e·
ported the 28 -year-old Watson-
ville, Calif., man 's offer to sell
one of his eyes to raise the money
for air fare lo VietnHm lo get his
f amily out of the war<-torn coun·
lry.
He le(t for Vietn'am Thursday
night. He told reporters that an
e lderly Lagun<.1 1-lil ls couple had
financed the trip "'ilh a $3.500
~~n ation.
Carson apparently did not
know of Mrs. l\.1 yhrom 's con·
tribution before he left . ·
"The way things are, it mtghl
lake him quite a bit of money,"
Mrs. Myhrom said upon learning
of the other contribution.
"It 's entirely possible he'll
need more money."
Mrs. Myhrom said she had not
made any arrangements to find
out how her money was used.
"'J'm not worried about it," she
said.
The $1,400 Mrs. Myhrom sent
Carson was from $1 ,800 she had
sailed away for a trip to
Australia this fall to visit a pen-
pal she had never met, but with
whom she had been corres'pond ·
ing for si" yea rs .
"I can't reall y e1Cplain why I
sent Carson the momey," she
said in a telephone interview.
·•1 just know th at he wants to
get his family out and to do that
~he needs money· to cut through
the red tape. Money talks, so
that's what he needs.''
Mrs. Myhrom, who was born in
Rochester, said she hadn't done
· much traveling and had never
' been outside the United States.
She said she didn't know whethe r
she would be able to save enough
money to make the trip now.
Her decision lo send the money
. became known whe n she contact-
ed the Rochester Post.Bulletin,
which had printed the AP story
about Carson, to find out how to
, r each him. . *
' Fro•PogeAI
• :VETERAN. • •
Carson left Rose and Keily
with fri ends in Saigon last Oc -
tober when he was laid off by
Northrop Aircraft. He planned to
send for them as soon as he had
the money. But he was unable to
find work back home, and had to
live orr unemployment insurance
and a small disability check for a
Vietnam War injury lo his back.
Carson came to public atten-
tion after he told The Associated
•Press he was willing to sell his
eye for a transplant, saying:
''The only thing I've got is
myself.''
"We feel he's just like a son to
us now and we know we'll be pro-
ud or his wife," said Mrs. Fa8ig.
who drove to Wa tsonville with
her h us band and then took
Carson to San Francisco to buy
his plane ticket. fie didn't re-
qui re a visa, since he plans to be
in Saigon leas tha n seven days.
Carson said he had talked to
-his wife only once since she gave
birth a nd planned to surprise her
with a phone call when he re-
ached Hong Kong.
. •,
"She sounded a little afraid,
but the baby's ok, ·•he said.
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DAILY PILOT
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INVESTIGATOR JERRY DUlTON CHECKS CRIME SCENE
Looks For Flngerprt nta, Other Clues In Burglaries
Fro nt Page A I
HINSHAW. • •
Hi s successor as Orange Coun-
ty assessor . Jack Vallerga, was
also paid S714 for consulting in-
\'Oice he su bmitted lo Spartan-
burg, March 2, 1973.
The payments to the ' t"'o
Orange Countians came shortl y
after Hinshaw abandoned his
post as county assessor when he
won the 49th Congressional Dis·
trict seat in November, 1972.
Later, Valler ga was appointed
at Hinshaw's suggestion by the
county Bo ard or Supervisors to
complete Hinshaw's.term as as·
sessor.
From Page A l
UNION ...
"They have some problems
down th r e.'' Barre t t said.
"'The y'r e trying to f ind
whatever 's rig ht for them .
They're exploring."
If the department chooses to
join the T eamsters . .each offi cer
would pay a perccnlage of his in-
come in unibn' dues: The un ion
would conduct bargaining on
behalf or the department with the
city manager and City Coun cil.
Barrett said Teamsters nov.•
represent po li ce agencies
throughout the s tate and is uc-
tively organizing in others.
He said that it has been only re·
cently that POiice departments
have contracted with Teamsters
lo handle their bargaining.
Marijuana Burne d
MIAJ\.fl C AP )~ Drug Enforce-
ment Administration agents
Thursday burned 5,240 pounds of
marijuana, worth an estimated
$6.2 million .
I
l 'rom Page A l
HEIST ...
copper pans and cooking.utensils
were taken The loot also in-
cluded three pounds of gourmet
mocha corree
Other Laguna \hefts included a
burglary and theft of S20 from the
offi ce of Dr Leon ,\xelrod, 330
Park Ave nu e: theft of a rifle.
tools and auto eq u.ipment fro1 n
the vehicle of Raymond Doxey ,
2510 S Coast Hi ghway, and theft
of $120 wort h or stereo "tapes, a
"'allet and shoes taken from the
car of Arthur Bardenwyck which
was parked behind a restaurant
at 400 S. Coast Highway.
Officer Foils
San Cle m ente
De pot Thefts
A pre-dawn burglary at the San
Cle mente bus depot was inter-
rupted early today by a police of.
fi cer "'ho spotted two youths de-
parting the area with items aUe1·
ing stolen minutes e~rlicr .
Arrested b\' offi cC'r Richard
Downing ~ere Leo Townsend, 19,
a San Clemente transient with no
permanent address ctnd a 16·
year-old juvenile who police said
was a runaway from Livermore.
Both were held on suspicion of
burglary.
Lt. Clifford Ga tes said Oo\\·n·
ing seized a jacket, pants, food , a
costume diamond ring and a
watch from the pair. He said the
items had been removed from
the depot's service center.
Entry to the building was
gained t hrough a r ear window,
Gates reported.
Mexican Gulf Boat
Tragedy a Mystery
By ALMON LOCKi\BEY There "·as no evidence or a n ex-°''"• D•llr P11oi ~·" ploslon.
Ide ntificat ion or the three ' _.,'!~c boat ":'as powered by twin
guests aboa rd th e 36 -Coot -...u.!£3.els w h tc h ruled out the
· sportfisher which broke up and poss~bility or fire_ or .explosion.
sank in the Gulf of California Skippe rs of f1s h1ng boats at
Thursday were still not positive-Caho San Lucas said a strong
lyknowntoday. northerly came up after the Cin-
Only one of the four bodies re· co departed the cape. an~ that
covered off Frailes Bay, 39 miles heavy seas were runrung 1n the
northeast of Cabo San Lucas has cul r.
been identified. He was Wiilard Veteran g ulr Cishermen
B e I I , a w e J I . k n 0 w n gue~sed t~al the boat,could have
sportfi sherman from Balboa col lided "·1th a v.'haleor shark.
Island and owner skipper of the 1'hc ~re\V of the Pez Espada
wrecked boat. Cinco. U.S. Coast v.•ho dt~co\·e rcd t.he_ "·rec~age
Guard spokesmen s aid. ;_ind retr1 e~cd the v1~t1ms said aJI
The four bo dies were found or the bod ies \Y Cre 1n llfejacketa
fl oating in lifcjackets near the a_nd appeared to be i~ g«?Od ~ondl·
debris from the Cinco about 3 t~on . There was no 1nd1cat1on of
miles off the beach, according to fir e aboard the vessC'I.
the Coast Gu ard.
The four bodies were taken to it
hospital at San Jose del Cabo. a
popular fishing resort north of
the cape.
Coast Guard offi cials said the bodies~had been turned over to
Mexican authorities and positi ve
identificat ion could not be re·
leased pending notification of
nex t of kin.
Skippers o r other fish inG
vessels in radio report& said
there "-'ere onl)' four persons
known to be aboard when the Cin-
co left Cabo San Lucas early
Wednesday en route north to LI
r az.
Mr s. l·lazel Bell , wife of lhc
owner was en r oute. to La Poz
when news of th e tragedr broke
and did not learn or It unti she re·
ached the Mexican l'CSOrt.
_Coast Guard spokesman 1ald It
is not know n what cnused the
SO·year old Cinco lo break up.
From Pafll! A I
JOBLESS .. • termination of Orange County re·
5idents who commuted to Los
Angeles Counly jobs caused the
current incre.ise," Mrs. Eldridge
said."
The contin uing slump in
employmcnl also spells bad news
Cor summer job hunters, the state
report indicutcs.
'rhe county's seasonal adjusted
unemploymtnt rate for "M.atth
was 8.4 percent, up trom 7.5 per·
cent In February and .5.1 percG"nt
a year ago.
Tht! current national unemploy·
ment ratei.s R. 7 percent.
"This was still well below the
10.S percent rote rqiit~ in
May or 1971 al the heitlhl QI• the
aeros pace recesslOD, '1 Afr1 •
Eldrldge said.
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CS CBAS'H CS.Crash Site· '
Jet went down at Kano, Nl1erta in. ..
• ~Jlluary lt'13. ··\..V.S. ofllcial1 In Wuhlnflo•
1:~ U wa, tb;e,flrst fatal crash of
.. 1, C5 , wblo~ the Air Force ha1
bttn fiyln1slnee1970.
SCeite of Horror.· .
"It w11 a horrible thing to
aee," onOwltne11 said. ''Children
were crying while the fire
burned."
Amerlcan re1cu~ workers
wer e drop~d frOJll helicopter$
and waded throUfh the mud try·
• ..J.ng to find 1urvivors us well as
~bodies of the d ead apreud ulong ·a
mile-long swath.
The bodies of some heftdless
children we r e wrupped in
ponchos a nd put aboard the <·hop-
pers which flew th e m to u
morgue.
The pilot, identified as Dennis
Trayno~ t1nd who escuped un·
hu11 , said he was :.ibout 18 miles
from Tan Son Nhut 1\ir Ba se
when he had to turn back.
""The aft pressure door failed
and ble w out," be 1aid. "In blow.
ing out, the· door damaged the
elevator a nd as a result there
were problems in conlrollin,:: the
ratC of descenl -of the airer.lift .
This became (rltical to the point
of almost losing contriol as the
aircraft made tlli turn into the
airport ... ''
T e nnis Court
On Reservoir
Wins Backing
A Laguna Beach city plan to put
a tennis court on the flat top of an
underground water reservoir won
approval of the city's board of ad-
justment Thursday.
Nea rby residents or th e
Blu e bird Canyon r eservoi r
earlier had appeared before the
board and complained about the
noise the recreational activity
\Vould generate.
The board of adjustment has
authority to evaluate designs of
both private a nd public projects
in the city. It made some changes
in the proposed la ndscapin g
around the court.
The reservoir belongs to the
Laguna Beach County Water Dis-
trict and the proposal for de-
velopment a& a tennis facility has
been worked out between it and
the city.
The project still needli final ap-
proval by the city council
scheduled to weigh the project in
May.
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SAIGO!'I. South VJetn1m (AP> -Tho P•BH o( o DOnlld
Duck comic book: fttppe4 tn the wind. ' '
A baby's bottle, a ntlht manual, <'Usl\Jo ns. clotb.ln.i. and.
molten pieces or~~ at were scattered around In tbAb»rnlni
grass. : ' -
Headless bodies wer.e buried in the mud. • •
lt WMii lhe...oraaaf~alte~ol a U.S. Air l''orce CSA Galaxy
transport lhtlt w81'.:to "'v• carridd 243 Vietnamese orpbens
totheUftiledit'atel. ~'. 11 _~r~1'Jie'd on lak~-l'ri>m Sala:on loday. . . .
THE SUDDEN WHOosll OF AIR oul or \he cabin of tho
plaqe, the ~argest In-lite 'Wrld, was the first sign of the im·
minent tTaledY. , .
Air Force S1L Jim Hadley, u Sacramento medical technl·
clan toppJn1 bis-two weeks of reserve training with what be
thought Would be Justa·weekend flight to Saigon, knew rtsht
away the plane wua ln.a dec9mpression condition.
"You could aee lt," he said at Sevcnlh·Duy Adventist
llospilal, where he had been brought, muddied but unbu.rt
"after the crash.
.'''You could iee the hole in the back uf the plane. you oould
see the sunlight streitminll in.
."THINGS STARTED Fl.VING AROUND. Eye11lasae1.
Pens. Pieces of insu11lion tore ofr the Ceiling. Tht11 plllow1
exRloded. They were plasti c lined. -J ·•
'That went on for a little while until the air stopped. By
then the oxygen masks had dropped down.
''There weren 't enough o1Cyge n masks. We ·had to keep
moving them fron1 kid to kid. We kept on our own becAt11e
otherwh;e you gtiit drowsy und then you go out.''
An injured fllght nurse said from a litter in the hospital
corridor, "I think the kids were quiet because they were gel-
ling dopey from an absence of oxygen.
'· 1 don"l know how long we were in the air. We were Jos.·
ing altitude. But we had plenty of time. We had lo discU&s
what we 'A'ere going lo do.
"WE TALK E D ABOUT WllAT DOORS we were going
out o/ when we impacted. \Ve didn't stand by the doors. We
'A'ere reeding oxygen lo the kids ...
"The kids were wonderful ," she added, asking that her
name not be used .
·· .l\.1y rolks didn't know 1 \vas on this flight." s he sold.
'"The children were beautiful. They were noisy when we
took off. They were scared, and they didn't like the straps
holding them dov1n .
"'1.hey '"'ere sitting two to a sent, si1C seats across, 12 toa
row.
"O!';CE T llE DEC01'1P RESSION condition hit, the kids
di dn't s:.iy a word. They qu.i eled down right away."
Hadley and the fli ght nurse were.on t he second.level of
the huge plane, sundwiched between the top deck and the
t•a rgo hold 65 feet below. All levels held orphans and their
mainly Arnerican women escorts.
Sie rra Areas Receive Snow
By the Associated Press .
A mild weather front danced
through Northern California tO-
day, shOwering some areas and
clumping &now in the Sie rra
Nevada.
The National Weather Ser\'ice
sald the rain and snow would con··
tinue through Saturday when the
storm \\'as C1Cpected to fizz1e out.
A travelers' advisory was post·
cd in some areas or the Sierra
Nevada because of gusty winds
and blowing snow. ·
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Pub)ll;.-'Servtce Co .. and Soulhom California · ~liori , Co, ofrlcials sa\d the "fixed mirro~ ~rl cOncentrator'' orcen (.ht 11best cha nce or '*trtng. the first economical solar enerey sfJ~m for tho eeneratlon of electricity.''
tl'ha 3 ~·by·1'0·foot. model has a rtxod mir·'
ror surface de11:ia:ned so that the i;un'l!I r ays·
11trikln1 ll aro alway111 reflected lO a foca l line
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Raise the Flag
For Insurance?
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Why" is it that insurance companies 'are the comp¥nies
YoUlove to hate?
There ar4 a v1:trlet}" of reason1 , but one that ceratinly ranks high up 11 the Industry '• nervous compulsion to portray
Jtaell a• the selfless car-
rier oC' all that'• aood for
humanity. Mon_ey
Tree
Jt's not unusual, or coune. tor any company
with a product or service
to 1ell to 1peak to us
a~t benc!lts being con·
ferred upon us. At the same time there's a tacit understand -
inethat the seller is going to benefit from the sale
JN OTHER WORDS, if ~·e buy razor blades, it·s
because we need them to shave. However, we a lso realize
that this purchase i• 1oing to help Gillette.
This quid pro quo doesn 't seem to operate when it l'omcs
to insurance. Al least the companies -and their salesmen
and agents -are ao busy trying to make us feel guilty for
not showering them with premiums that we don't have time
to think about the benefits being conferred upon the sellers
A 1uec,a1:1(ul life lnsurapcc ,a.dycrtisement makes us
believe we a re being disloyal to our families if we don't have
e strongbox filled with poli cies that few people can even re
ad, much less understand.
. Other companies that sell lo us make some attempt to
apecify the terms of sale. We a re l;Jeing offered such-and-
such a product at such-8nd:sUch a price -and it will sup-
posedly accomplish various things for us.
The Insurance industry, on the other hand, sponsors a
John Denver special on television and hires genial Eddie
Albert to expluln to us that the premiums we pay are un-
selfi1hly invested by the companies to help keep the
economy going. What other industry wraps its packages in
the red, white and bl ue ribbon or patriotism'?
THERE'S NOT A word about commissions paid to
salesmen. There's not a word about salaries paid to top ex-
ecutive.. There's not a word about profits . Insurance com·
panies lead a charmed life: They're rarely subjected to the
kind of.analyses other companies arc.
Aet.pa Life & Casualty, one of the nation's largest in·
surer1, didn 't have a particularly smashing year in 1974 .
But It did well enough to clear $152 million in prorits after all
expenses and taxes. In 1973, ¥.·hen it earned $195 million, on·
ly 40 companies In the country had more profits.
· The amounts of money Americans bestow on insurance
companies are so large they·re difficult lo comprehend.
Prudential, for example, collected premiums of $5.4 billion·
Jut year. Aetna took in $4 .2 billion in premiums . Travelers
went over the $4 billion mark for the first time. Equitable
collected S3 billion. Connecticut General took in $2 billion. ,
AND WE ALL KNOW that the only reason they're
bqtbering with that colossal cash now is that they are trying
to Improve the lot of millnklnd. Eddie Albert told us.
. ta~ Credit Law
Realtors, Lookers
Raising Questions
By I.he A18ociated Press
'Ou; pr_pp,Pect of a tax credit of up to $2.000 ror buying a
f home ~lla s sparke d Interes t among potentia l
· chasers , but builders and bankers say many people are
used about the strings attached to the bonus.
"We've bad a lol'ofinquiM es this week, but not much ac ..
, Y because the grognd rules are so sketchy," said John
Davenport of the H-IMWI. Builders A11soclaUon of Richmond, va. 74,. ·
0 Davenport and other Industry officials contacted In an
Ailaoeieted Press 1ufvey said there have been indicatlona t!f" 1ever1l weeks that the houatn1 business may be picking ·up.
-A.llECENT JlEPORT BY THE F . W. Dodge division of
McGraw·H1111ald that February statistics on building con·
tracts ''show a. 10Ud galn in single-family building."
Mortaase rates also have been declining recently and sav·
lng1 and loan a1aoclatlons report more money available Cor
home financing.
!f :8 . N. Ber1iren, a Topekat Ka.n ., builder, said interest
~e buying already wu Hoack to normal" and he pre·
lh•t the tax credit would boost business still further.
. ·:William T. Leonard, executive director of the Associat-
'tll •. lding Industry of Northern Calitornie, agreed. "The
· ' tax credit will be the catalyaLlhat will get not only the
' industr;v. but also the enUre real eat.ate and home-
¥tdln.g industry going again."
...... 1 Leona.rd said his orgonlr:atlon was preparing a list of
.-Sible houses tn the San Franclaco area. He 11.id he 1ot
ntunerous calla tor information after President Ford's
wltJtend slgnin1 or the tax blll.
Many realtors said buyers and-builden alike were con· filBO.i. J . C. Whisn ant of Block Realty Co. ol Llttl• Rock.
Ark., said be had re<:eived "1 lot or Inquiries, but I don't
tii.ye many an~w~rs becay,e l 'm not sure bow the thing W9J'k.J . ,.
The law gives t axpayers a credit agalqst 1975 taxes ors
penent of the purchase price of a ntw house up to $2,000.
~ THI! HOME MUST HA VE BEEN under construction bye
Match 26; the8urchue must be made or agreed to between If arch 12 and ec. SI ; and lhe horoebuyer mU1t attach to bis
~ return 1 certificate from the a•ller 1talin1 that the 1at1· .wli made at the lowest prtce at which the new hou1e wu ever "1..-..S-. .
• ~~e credit applies to new hornet, mobile homea and llv· ~11 ~its in condominiums an4 cOoperaUve houslng , prc>-~.ln order to quellfy, tht homebuyer mut t be the finl -~~! lbe hou!e and it piust be 1111 princip1l place ol _
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were generally weak for the natloa'1
four biggest retailers as unemploy.
menl and inflation contunued to hold
1 down con.sumer s pend.Ing .
Results ra nged rrom a 2.9 peree11t ·
decline in sales at Sears, Roebuck 6
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merchandise and catalogue store, to a
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the country 's biggusl discount chaln.
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Dr. A.C. Jnger£oll or
the UCLA Dept. or
Engineering and Applied
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se ries or sc ien ce
seminars at Saddlebuck
Colll'J,!l' i\pril 9.
ll1 s lecture on
··Carl'ers in Engi·
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10 a'.m. in the Science-
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hall and is open to the
pu_blLc \\'ithout charge.
Ur. Ingersoll will
discuss e mployment Wld
proft;>ss ional careers
\1dthin the engineering
field and orrer statistical
information on current
job market trends .
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FRIDAY, APR I L4, 1975
Baby Mercy
"Flight Set
. •WASHINGTON <UPll -
Pa.n Ameriean World
Airways announced plans
today for a mercy airlift or·
40IJ South Vietnamese or·
phans and SO 'adult atten-
dants out of Saigon Satur·
daY,. the biggest single
save-the·bubies flight yet.
A Pan Am s1>0kesman
said the exact arrivttl and
departure times for the big
charter jet were being
temporarily withheld "for
1ecurity reasons.··
The l"harter wa s ar·
ranged by the Rolt lnterna-
Uonal Children's Services
of .Eugene, Ore. It will ny
the children from Sai5(0fl 's .
Tan Son Nhut Aireort to
Seattle -9,056 air miles -
with refueling s tops at
.G\IJm an!j Honolulu, the
swk.esman said.
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Hinshaw's
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Fee for
Consulting
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By GAR Y G RANVILLE
OfU. Dellr PIM>ts..tt
The $6,000• paid Rep. Andrew
Hinshaw by Spartanburg County.
South Carolina, in 1973 was for
consulting services, Hinshaw's
field ·~111:•te1!1~~-ClliP \:le;rrY indicated today.
Hin&haw was not available for
comment on Spartanburg's
$6.000r.riddle either Thursday or
this morning.
But Cleary said he lu.lk<.>d briet'-
!y with the Newport Beach con·
gressman Thursday night and
was toJd the May 22. 1973 pay-
ment wa s for consulting
ser vices.
However, Spartanburg County
Assessor J .L. Mar low said
Th'ursday that officials in the
southern county weren't sure
What they got for their money. ·
T hey paid Orange County
$2,045 for an assessor's computer
system.
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Orphans
Arrive
In Area
By TERRY COVI LLE
Of lh• 011nr Pltetst.1111
Two Vietnamese orphans who
made the dramatic World
Airwa'ys fli ght out of Saigon Wed-
nesda~ are now safe and secure
with their new families in Foun·
lain V-dlley and We stminster.
When two-monlh·old Doona
Kim Le met her new Fountain
Valley parents. Ma rie and Daniel
MarcbiteUo, she was asleep.
"She's just beautiful," said
Mrs. Marchitello, when she and
her husband met little Kim
• Thursday night at Los Angeles
International Air.port.
A Westminster couple, Kathi
and Roland Tittle, said their new
daughter, Wendy Le.e, was most-
ly ··overwhelmed.''
"She has no conception she will
stay here any longer than she
stayed in Saigon or San Fran-
cisco," Tittle said today in a
tel e phone intervic\11. ''She
doesn 't realize th.is is her home.''
Wendy Lee. who spe<iks no
English, has arrived in perfect
time for her first American birth·
day. She will be four years 'Old Tuesday.
"Right now . everything is like
a circus," said Tittle, the owner
of a liquor store and a market.
"We just want to let her settle
down."
Both families have.._~en wail-
ing several m~liths w 1'dqpt a
Vietnamese orphan. And both
"-ere surprised and pleased to
learn theirs w(.'re on t.be World ,.
AlrWays flight that lcn. Saigon
without permission.
"Especially after \\•hat hap·
pened today." said Tittle. refer-
ring to the tragic crash in Saigon
of a U.S. plane c arrying orphans.
The Marchitello family had
been working through a private
attorney since October. trying to
adopt a Vietnamese child. They
had pictures of Kim before she
arrived.
Kim was one of six children in
the personal care of Mrs. Mary
· Fisher. the wife of a Seventh·day
Adventist minis ter . stationed in
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UPI Telep'-!• IM*,•TO,AAlGQM--Vi~~ilPhWA\'I~-•· -~UTel . FAAig;;Af:-~ HiUs whq gave Randy Cai-50i\':"'"'2a: who Said'llt¥ WOuld .. Self him $3,500 foi liip. Stewardess assists him
eye to 'get wife-and son out of Vietnam, in photo. . .
~w tp Saigon today thapks to Lester and .
Coast Pair Lend Hand
Help Send Vet to Pick Up Family in Vi e t
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An
unemployed veteran who said
he 'd sell an eye to get his family
out of Vietnam flew to Saigon lo·
day, thanks lo the generosity or
an elderly Laguna Hills couple.
good to us . Thirty years ago v•e
couldn't e\·en buy an extra
toothpick.·~
"The only thing 1',·c got is
myself."
Fiery Prank
· TO.il e_e Paper No Joke
"Jeez! I didn 't realize the re
were these kind of Americans
still around, as tight as things are
now,'' Randy Carson. 28, said in
an intervie\\1 Thursday.
With Carson as he \vaited to
board a Pan American World
Airways flight to Hong Kong
were Lester and Laurel Fasig,
of 5158 Avenida Des pacio.
the couple who heard of his plight
on television and gave him $3.500
to pay most or his expenses.
She said she and her husband,
77, bot-ti retired from the
restaurant business. called
Carson at his Watsonville home
Tuesday after bearing he was
worried about his Vietnamese
wife. Rose. their adopted son,
Kelly , 4.
Carson left Rose and Kelly
with friends in Saigon last ()e.
tober when he was laid off by
Northrop Aircraft. He planned to
send for the m as soon as he had
the money. But he was unable to
find work back home, and had to
live off unem'ployrnent insurance
and a s mall disability check for a
Vietnam War injury to his back.
"We feel he's just lik e a son lo
us now and "'e kno"' we'll be pro·
ud of his wife," said A-frs. Fasig,
who drove to \Yatsonville with
her hus band and then took
Carson to San Francisco lo buy
his plane ticket. I-le didn't re·
quire a visa, since he plans to be
· in Saigon less than seven days.
Carson said he had talked to
his wife only Once since she gave·
birth and planned to surprise her
with a phone call '~hen he l'l"·
ached Hong Kong.
Jn a new twist on the old stunt
ol deeorating the outside of so-
m eone's house with toilet paper,
a vandal ,15et his handiwork on
fire in Mission Viejo Thursday
night.
No damage resulted to the
house or-shru bbcry of tbe Robert
A. Miles residence, 24671 Eloisa
.Drive. NelghbOrs called the fire ,
department after they saw the
toilet paper aflame in the bushes
.and Op the roof. ·
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Considefable' cloudiness
Satur day wlth .... 30 percent
ch ailce o'f \ scattered
showers by tonight and
Satu,rd ay. Cooler days.
Low.s tonight mostly in
"4051 Highs Saturday in . sos.
INSIDE T ftDA Y
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it:on eZC"jting challenge, but
there'• .anolher tide to it -
wlan tM ·J>C!rformonce endl,
Jhe dance will probably n,vtT
be done .again . An t>n:mge
Coo.it Choreograp(ler teUt hoM;
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"There were a lot of little
names," reported Mrs. Miles.
who did not notice the fir.e until
neighbors rang her doorbell at
aboutllp.m .
Mrs. Miles said she and her
husband found used matches al
the scene. She said she saw a
young boy leaving the yard af'l:er
somOOne rang her doorbell at
about10:45p.m.
Fire officials said the sheMff's
department and county Fire
Department arso,n squard are in·
vestigating.
Laguna Hills
Fire Causes .
' $9 ;-000 Loss
A fire in the bedroom of a
Leisure World fourplex con-
dominium caused an estimated
$9,000 damage Thursday night
but no injuries were reported.
Wben Laguna Hills and El Toro
firemen arrived at the residence
of Lillian 0 . Kinkaid, 67-A Calle
Aragon, they found smoke pour-
ing from a second story window.
They donned breathing equip-
ment to enter the building, Tho
drapes and bed. were in Dames.
The condominium Owner was
not home at the time, fire depart-
ment spokesmen said. A cause
ba1 not been determined,
firemen saiq.
• Wine Bill Killed
1'It's taken just about all our
money, but this is so important
with the situation over there,''
said Mrs. Fasig, 60. "We 're glad
·to be abl.e .. to do· something fo1·
people, since the Lord's been u {;:{ u
Carson came to public atten-
tion after he told the Associated
•Press he was willing to sell hi s
eye for a trans plant, saying : u {;:{ u
Minnesota Cashier
Also Sends Savings
ROCHESTER, Minn. <APl -
A young Rochester Woman has
no doubt that the $1,100 in vaca-
tion savings' she sent to a
California man' will be put to
good use, even though someone
else financed his trip to Vietnam
to rescue his wife and children.
Diana Myhrom, who earns $3
an hour as a supermarket
cashier. wired $1,100 she had
planned to use on a trip to
Australia to Randy Carson. an
unemployed Vietnam veteran
whose wife and two sons are in
South Vietnam.
of the other contribution·.
"It's entjrely possible he'll
need more money.''
Mrs. Myhrom said she had not
made any a rrangements to find
out how her money was used.
"I'm not worried about it," she
said.
The $1 ,400 Mrs . Myhrom sent
• Carson was from $1,800 she had
s altOd away for a trip to
Australia this fall to visit a pen-
pal ahe had never mel. but with
whom she had been correspond-
ing f6r six years.
"] can't really explain why I
sent Carson the momey ;'' she Carson's plight became known said in a telephone interview.
when The Associated Press re· "I Just know that he wants to
ported the 28-year-old Watson-. get his family out and to do that
ville, CiW'., man's offer to sell he needs money to cut through
one of "'•"iyes to raise the money lh d l Moruw l•i•· so for atrf;".ie. to Vietnam to get his e re ape. ·---1 -·
family out of the war,tom couu-that'•Y(f!•:~~eoeeda.•' • .. · • ' 'jil>tt~ ;,Wbo .. 81~111 Uy. • ,, . ' ~ • aha.<tiadn\t dot>e ·
Ho Id\ for Vietnam '11'ur0llay, MIJ!'h t dV n8" •Dill liad. ¥'(•.r
•nl1btt"H• told reporters' that an • bOOit 0111>1 .the ~led· ~ta
-Olclotly Laguna Hills cooll>le hod Shesal4 sh ld~'t~ w~
Iinil'nced tbe trip w • $3~ shewolfld bl~~taave~ 41~atioo . ... ' •. money U> m . e~~ rip MW;' 1•
Carson oppare~tly <lid not He~t!ecl• ;tt' OIOll•~
know of Mrs. Myhrom;,s con-. '5.-k:n w n ®OlAsf:·
lrif)utioo before he left:,.. , P , .!!~"'lnt•JIWlelln,
"She sounded a little afr<iid .
but the baby 's OK,'' he said.
Carson said in the days after
his story appeared he 1·eccived
dozens or offers of n1oney from
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TEN CENTS
Disast e r
Sirikes
Orphans
SAIGON. South Vietnam <AP)
-The first offic ial U.S. evacua-
tion fli ght of Vi etn<.1mes e or-
phans. carrying 243 children in
t.he "'Orld 's largest plane, ended
in explos ions <.1nd flames today
only minutes after takeoff from Saigon. <Related Story. Page1.\3:
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U.S. officials s aid nearly half
the children survived and that
the airlift to the Unitetl Stales or-
dered by Pres ident For·d v•ould
continue. There were 305 persons
aboard the pla ne. a U.S. Air
Force C5 Galaxy transport that
stands as hi gh as a six -story
building. officials said. One
eslim.ateput the toll al 178.
The U.S. Embassy said that in
addition to the orphans. the
trans port carried 44-escorts, 16
cre\\'mcn and two fli ght nurses.
A s pokesman said about 100 or-
phans and 15 to 20 ndults "·ere
pulled out a li ve. 1-lospital of-
ficial s said the rest were ei ther
dead, injured or still trapped in
the "'reek age in a paddy field 11.2
miles from the a irport.
A Copgressman in \\lashington
urged that all C5s be grounded
because the plane "has never
performed up to specifications."
The headquarters of the 13th Air
Force in the Philippines refused
to comment on reports that the
plane's <teparture from Manila
earlier today had been delayed
by mechanical trouble.
Jn \\lashington. a spokesman.
for the Agency for lnternational
Oevelopm_ent. which is handling
the .!llrlln. said "the rught \\:ill
continue."
But Rep. Les Aspin tD-\\o'i s.),
urged temporury grounding of
uJI C5s because he suid the
plane "has never performed up
to specifications. ·· He cil<.>Q \\'ing
problems. The plane is 248 feet
lon g and has a 223 -foot ~·ingspan .
lil San Francisco, Richard
Blanchfield . the man coordinat·
ing the evacuation of Vietnamese
orphans £or the Friends of All
Children. said \\'hen he heard
the plane had crashed. "Oh. God.
This is horrible'.,. Most of the Or·
phans aboard the plane came
rrom a Saigon orphanage operat ·
ed by th e agency. which is based
in Boulder. Colo .
The crash "'as the fourth "·orst
aircraft disa ster on record . The
"'Orst occu rred in Ma r(•h 1974
\\'hen 345 persons aboard a
Turkish plane \\'ere killed in a
crash outside Paris. The second.
<ind third \Vorst tolls \\ere 176.
recorded both when a Soviet
plane crashed near Moscow in
October 1972 and when Jordanian
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SALEM_. Ore. (AP) -The
Oreeon House rejected a bill
Thursday that would have ex-
tended Oregon's celebrated bot·
tie bUJ Lo include wine botOes.·
The. vote agaln~t H8230Z wu 32
I028.
11The way things are l.t m ' ~,ow; A"l>"ttory
take him quite a bit o1 ·money,'' about Canoa, to rflnd out how to
11.r1. lbl>rom Hid ._ 1 .. rnlnc 1 reach him. ,.
SMOKE Bfi.LOWI FROM WRECKAGE OF CARGO PLANE
Approalm•t•ly Hali o1 Planetoed of War Orphans Survived
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Readied
On Coast
A mcdicul m t:rl'Y airlift or doc·
tors, nurS('S and para1nedil's,
plus supplies is being readied to-
day by the International Medi cal
\'olunteers lo a ssist refugees in
"''<ir-strang!('d Saigon.
Teams of agency members
have set up headquarters al the
Sheraton Newport hotel to screen
iippli<'ants ..-nd over see efforts to
gather medical supplies.
A spokesnlan ror the nonprofit
hum p,nitari un organization that
last.marsh;.ilcd its resources dur-
ing the 1974 ~l onduran hurricane
disaster s a id a Pan American
Airways jetiiner \\•ill leave Los
Angeles lntcrnat1on ~I .o.\irport
Sunday ill 7 : 40 p.m . for the South
Vietnamese capital.
Officials of the South Vi el·
namcse consulate wi fl be at the
Medicalift headquarters in Room
652 Saturday a nd Sunday to
va lidate visas for me dica l
perscninel \\'ho s ign up for the
trip.
About 30 or the 50 seats re-
served o n Sunday's Pan Am
flight ha d been filled shortly
before noon today.
··we nee d medici n es. an-
tibiotics a nd burn medicines and
if we can't get enough donated:
~"e want to buy some," said a
spo~esman for the organization,
adding that cas h contributions for
the latter arc lax ·dcdicliblc.
REFUGEEAJD
NUMBER GIVEN
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A loll·
free telephone number has been
L•s t ablished for U.S. citizens
lieeking information or ofrering
help lo refugees in South Viel·
l'lam.
The U.S. Agency for lnterna-
liDn~I Development set up the
fitrv1ce .
Sixty AlD offi cials are running
l~e <.1round ·the·clock disaster re·
li,ef center, officials said. The
00.mber is 800-424 ·1180.
' 'Send Marines
fo N.Vietnam'
WASHINGTON (AP> -The r.nit~d st,tes .s hould "JBfd two
a nne alTl!icms ln Nort(IWiet-
am 'anCi keep'them there•j with
11ir and naval support u·ntil the
Communists agree to abide by
Jhe 1973 Paris peace accords
'fays Walt W. Rostow former na~
lional security advis~r to the late
president Johnson. .
: In a filmed interview broad·
cast. today on the CBS-1V Morn-
jng News Rostow said that as .. a
tnatter of conscience, this is one
option that must be considerCd"
by President Ford and Con2ress.
Rostow , a professor at the
University of Texas said the ~n ited States bear; "a very
direct burden" lo aid embattled
liouLh Vietnam because, he said
this nation pressured the Saigo~
tovernment to accept the peace
hgreement a nd promised aid.
JJook Sale Planned
:At El Toro School
: An open house and book fai r
pre s cheduled at Gal.es Elemen·
lary School in El Toro Wednes·
Cay.
: I-lours for the open house are
'1 :30 to 9 p.m . Books will be sold
Jhrough Friday in the school
)earning center, and refresh-
10ents will be served. More in-
.formation is available by calling
Alma Lee Flotho, PTO president,
.at 837 ·3173.
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Scene of Horror
By PETER O'UIUGHLIN
SAIGON, South yietna.m CAP> -The pages of a Donald
Duck.comic book 01pped 1n the wind.
A bab~'s. ~ttle, a night manual, cushions. clothing, and
molten p1ecei> of m etal were scattert?d around in the burning
grass.
Head.Jess bodies were buried in the mud.
It was lhe crash site of a U.S. Air Force CSA Galaxy
transpor~ that was to have carried 243 Vietnamese orphans
to the United States. . ' lt crashed on takeoff from Saigon today.
THE SUDDEN ~llOOSH OF AIR out or the cabin or the pl~ne, the largest in the world, was the first sign of the im·
m1nent tragedy.
. Air For.ce S~l . J im Hadley, a Sacramento medical techn i·
c1an topping his t';''O weeks o( reserve trainiog with what he
thought v.•ould be ]U~l a weekend night to Saigon, knew right
away the plane was ma decompression conditiQn.
··v~u could see it," he said at Seventh-Day Adventist
Hospital, where he had been brought, muddied but unhurt
after the crash.
··You cou~d see the hole in the back of the plane you could
see the sunlight streaming in. '
"THI NGS STARTED n.VJNG AROUND. Eyegrasses.
Pens. Pieces of insulation tore off the ceiling. The pillows
exploded. They were plastic lined. ·
"That went on for a little while until the air stopped. By'
lhen the oxygen masks had dropped down. 1
··~here weren't enough oxygen masks. We 1'1'8d to keep
mov1n~ them from kid to kid. We kept on our olfn because
otherw1~c. you ge~ drowsy and then you go out.''
~n 1nJure~ fhght nu rse said from a litter in the hospital
~rndor, ''I think the kids v.·ere quiet because they were get-
ting dopey from an absence or oxygen.
. "I .don't know how long we "''ere in the air . We werelos·
1ng altitude. But we had plenty of time. We had to discuss
"'hat v.·e were going to do.
"WE TALK E D ABOUf WHAT DOO RS we were going
out of when we impacted. We didn't stand by the doors We
were feeding oxygen to the kids.'' ·
"The kids were wonderful," she added , asking that her
name not be used. ·
::My fol~s didn't know I w~s on Lhis flight,'' s he said.
The children were beautiful. They were noisy when we
took.off. They "''ere scared, and they d idn't like the straps
holdin g them down .
··They were sitting two to a seal, six seats across .J2 to a row. ,
. ','ONCE THE DECOMPRESSION condition hit, the kids
d1dn t say a word. They quieted down right 3\\iay ''
Hadley and the flight nurse were on the sec~nd level or
the huge plane. s andwiched between the top deck and the
car~o hold 6~ fe el below. All levels held orphans and their
mainly America n women escorts.
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HINSHAW. ••
The check paid to Hinsha-..,
though, also indicated it was for
the same computer system.
Cleary said Hinshaw told h im
that he was called in as a consul-
tant by S.P~rtanburg's {ormer a.s·
sessor aild1"wt?nt jlcM:li~and ~J)n·
· s ulted with him.'...-
. "There's nothing illegal about
'that," Cleary said, "particulari-
ly because Andy happens to be an
expert in the fi eld ."
T h e Republi ca n co n ·
gressman's field aide admitted
that Hinshaw's consulting was
done while he was a U.S. con-
gressman rather than county as-
sessor.
Spartanburg records show that
in addition to the $6,000, Hinshaw
was paid $462 to cover consultirig
fees charged to the county March
23.
His successor as Orange Coun -
. ty asse~sor. Jack Vallerga , was
al~ paid $714 for <'onsulting in-
voice he s ubmitted to Spartan-
burg1March 2, 1973.
T he payme nts lo the two
Orange ~ountians came shortly
after Hins haw abandoned hi s
post as county assessor when he
,,·on the 49th Congressional Di !S ·
trict seat in November, 1972.
Later, Va ll erga was appointed
at Hinshaw's s uggestion by the
county Board or Supervisors to
complete Hinshaw's term as as-
. sessor .
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ORPH~S. • •
Saigon.
The Marchitellos already have
a 2·year·old daughter, Ma.rlsa
wh? is excited and keeps saying ~~~:;:di~~~~~n:;.tM ~~hlt~no~s , · ·
Daniel ft1architello iS a Secret
Service· agent. He and his wife
say they will keep their new
daughter's fu ll Vietnamese
name, Doona Kim Le, but just
call her"Kim".
The Tittl es hav e three
, children, Christopher, 7, Scott, 5,
and Michelle. 3, but have spent
several months trying to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan through the
Frie nds or Children of Vietnam
in Denver.
"I was in Sacramento V.'ednes·
day. s igning some more papers,
when I found out she was on that
Oight," Tittle said today. "She
landed at Oakland, they took he r
to the Presidio of San Francisco,
then we met her lasl night in Los
Angeles."
The Tittles already knew they
were getting Wendy before the
, rapid events df the past two
"'eeks, and they had photos of her
beforehand.
She came from a private or·
phanage outside Saigoc. and
spent the past fe w days with a
family in Saigon.
•·we only speak a few Viet-
na.me~~ "".ords, like potty "and
dnnk, Title said. "But we're
. ecstatic."
County's Jobless
Rate Jumps to 8.4o/o
By WI LLIAM SCHREIBER
OI UM Dallf ,,li.t 54M'f
More Or ange Counlians were
out or work than ever before last
mont~ and the unemployment
rate ]Umped nearly a full point.
the s tate Department of
Economic Developmenl reported
today.
Nf.'..arl y 67 ,000 people were on
the Jobless rolls during March ,
U.$ •. JOBLESS RATE SOARS
T08.7%,Pa9eM
surpassing th e previous all-time
record or 66,400 in June or 1971
according to Alta Eldridge, state
labor mark et analyst. (The state
rate went to9.3 percent.)
"The total rose 6,700 over the
past 30 days and was up 29,700 or
80 percent Crom one year ago "
she said. '
In contrast. 704 300 countians
held jobs in March.'
"Manufacturinc and construe·
tion .lay~frs by l<><:al firms and
t~rm1nat1on or Orange Counly re·
s1dents who commuted to Los
AngeJe~ County jobs caused the
cu~ent Increase," Mrs. Eldridne said." •
The continuing slump in
·employment also s pells bad news
for summer job hunters the at.ate
report indicates. '
' "
The county's seasonal adjusted
unemploym ent rate for March
was ~.4 percent, up from 7.5 per-
<'e nt 1n February and 5.1 percent
a year ago.
The current national unemploy·
menl rate is 8. 7 percenl.
"This was still well below tbC
10.5 percent rate registered in
fw1ay or 1971 at the heighl of the
aer~space r ecession," Mrs.
Eldndge said.
·"'Major employment Josers in
March ineluded:
-The already depressed con ·
struclion industry that dropped:
by another 600 jobs to a total of
22,500 or 24 percent lower than a
year ago.
-Fat'tory payrolls dropped by
700 lo 148.600 and were ott U.600 •
from the record level reached
last September.
-Ae rospace firms lost 300
employe:s, dropping to a Lotal or
62,700, or s ,ooo Jobs less Ulan fut September'• peat: -Electronics firms laid oli 200
employes. ' ••
-Trade disputes Idled 1,400
workers. ,
Employmen t 1alner1 i n· eluded: 1 •
-The non-farm 'l!.•J• 11~d
salary Jobs al cowib' nrms ra1e
by 3,4-00 to 560,900 or 4.8 .,.,.....t
above tht level of a year aao.
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Jel WO\lt n a~Killo, Nlt1eria In .f.,auary lt?a'" ., .
· ,U;S. cllili1&l1!ln Wuhlngtoo
•alll.11 w•llit flnt fatal crash of • 0. , ftlcll the. Air Force has been llylni since 1970.
··tt was a borrlble t.hing to
see." on• witness said. "Children
were crying while the tire
burriec.t "
Aro~rlea n rescue workers
wer~ aropped tfom heJleopters
and waded thrOUJh ,lhe mud lry·
ing lo find 11u'rvivors as well as
bodies o( the dead spread along a
mile· long swath .
The bodies of some headless
chi ldren v.·ere ¥o·r a pped in
ponchos and put aboard the chop-
pers which flew them to a
morgue ..
The pilot, identiCied as Dennis
Xraynor and who escaped un-
hurt, sal<I he was about 18 miles
from Ten Son Nhut Air Ba se
when he'had to turn back.
"Tfte afl;pressure door failed
and blew .mat" he said ... Jn blow·
Ing out .. the door. damaged the
elevator. ad'd as a resuJC-there
were problems in <:Ont.rolll.Qg the
rate of Clescent or ua "tilreran.
This becam e critical to the point
or a lmottt losing contriQI as the
aircraft· made its turn '\nto the
airport . . . " 1
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VETERAN .•.
all over the country and Canada.
Some ne\l.'spapers reported get-
ting letters with s mall contribu-
tions e n closed . A Rochester
Minn., s upermarket cashier seni
I her $1 ,100 vacation savings to
help him.
:t
At San·Clenaente
·G.Jil Attaeked
' ~~ .. . . . . ~ ••
Lying on SatMI
A 19-year-old San, Clernente
woman sunnlna bersal! near·tho
t Shorecllffs B0oCh.~ub'l'hur,silay
was forced to comlb.ltMx aot.. by a man .,he aesert~ As'hnvlng·
th• build ol 'l_fl><'ti!ijU l!!a.Yer.
. Polic.e .snlcJ lbe ,VOr?ian, )Y'Cat·
1ng a b1k1oj, was sunbathing.iP u
small cove :Jouth of the beat'b
<'lub abou~ noon '"When the man
approached. asked .her the11mc
and then demanded she-disrobe.
. . . .. .. . .. . ._ . ,. ..
tackier as a male C&.llCUiap'in hi~
late 20s.,.. 200 pounds, with blonde
shoulder le ngth hair. a t hick
mustache und the build of a foot-
ball player.
A police search or the areu
rail t!d to locat u any person ~
1natching thedescrlption.
Marine, Wife
The woman· told onlcers that R bbed A lhf.'.. m&~·,.\vas wearing· a pat'r or 0 ; WOJ
. sw1mm1nll lrun·ks and carried a
beach towel that mar have·con.-. B dd N cealed. revolver. Police•llid. ... u y . ab bed
... She was:not certain ishe 1aw the ~n : bul suid she.beard a iso\ipd OAKLAfi.,OMI\ CITY (AP)-A
similar' to a gun ti.ammer beini: young Mar.1ne has told police he
cocked. explained Detective Sgt. und his wi fe were r:_obbed of their
Ardon Saunde~s . · car and left lied in a motel by the
Saunders satd the man fo rced fell ow Marine wi\h wl,lom he had
the womantoperforma sex.uct gone AWOL from ·c 'amp
and then fled down the beach. Pendleton, police reported.
The woman described her al· Officers said they located the
· Saddleback's
New ·Trustees
To Take Oath
. In their first meeting as s worn-
'" tr ustees Monday, t he new
car near downtown Oklahoma Ci -
ty, watched 1t for two hours and
arrested Wade Dawson, 18, When
he stnrted to drl(ie it ·away. oa .. 1,.son told officers Thursday
. he wa~ from Detroit, Mich., and
a Marine at C<.1mp Pendleton. ·
Bru.ce Bersell. 19, said he·aqd
another P.1ar in e left <!amp
Pendleton without ' leave 'ind
traveled across coun'try wlth
Bersell's wife, 19. ·
G S bo~r~ of the Saddleback Valley rOUp UTe Unified School District will hear
reports on a classified personnel
CasketJi Fill '
Cfutrch Area Ford *~ Run study, the mentally gifted minor
• , IA.I pr~gram, and the proposed dis·
t r1ct boundary realignment
SAN DIEGO <UPI) -St ate study. FAIRFIELD, Ohio (UPI) _
Republican leaders and major . The ne\v board, including two There were too many caskets ana
party contributors ended a i n cumben t s and thr ee t . . oo many mourn ers for the
private mee ting \1.'ith President newcomers, will be sworn in at church.
Fordconvincedhewill seekelec· 7:30 p .m . in 'C'I Toro Hi.gh ~· h
t
. · 6 ~ i:.lg t of the 'eleven caskets
ton in 197 even if challenged by Sc.hoo~'s Charger Hall by Firth took all the space in the front of
Ronald Reagan. · D1str1ct Supervisor Thomas the church, so the other three had
Som e of California's Riley. be
t · n · I R to placed in the middle aisle mos 1n uent1a epublicanssaid Preced.ing the meeting, the El I ·
F d rr. d h t I ' •. ongs1de the crowded congrega-or rea 1rme t a ·· will Toro Hi g h Sc hool band 1·s M
b I ~ t1on. ore than 700 mourners a so ut l! a candidate in 1976 scheduled to perrorm at 1 ·.1s. r·
d I
1led into the 600.seat Sacred
an e peel to win." regardless Retur ning incumbents G-r~ H c
f h h
. "-v · eart atholic Church. About 100
o w o opposes ts nomination or Henry and Dennis Smith w1·11
elect. bid · persons had to ·stand alonaeide ion · JOine~ by Loa Young. Carole the walls. et"
''He wasn 't looking over Neusladt, and William Kohler. Thursday night's f\lneraJ Mass
anyone's shoulder , he is going to Following the swearing-in was conducted for 11 members of
run for the nomination," s aid ceremony, the board will elect 0£· the au.·pperi family, vt,,..-'-·df a
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1975
Today's Closing
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
T~o "let "rplaQns in County Hott1es
llyTERRYCOVILLE CH ... 0.lt¥ ... ,..._..
! 11\v.o .. Vietnamese orphans who made "it~he dramatic World
-}ir·w•y&..:Olght out of Saigon Wed·
nesday~re now safe and secure
with 1heir'new families in Foun·
tain·V,8H.ry and Westminster.
· W·hen t"".o -month·old Doona
Kim .Le met her ~new Fountain
ValleJ..:o&l'~nts,.Marie and Paniel Marehtmuo. she was asleep. ·-
''She's jusl beautiful,·• said
Mrs. Marchltello, wben she and
her ...husband met little Kim
1'hursday night al Los Angeles
International Airport.
A Westmtrfster couple, Kathi
an'd Roland Tittle, said their ne,w
daUghter, Wendy Lee. was most-
ly "overwhelmed."
"She has·no conception she will
fitay here an>' longer than she
stayed in Sa1gOn oT San Fran-
cisco," Tittle s aid t.Oday in a
t e l e phone interview. ''She
doesn't realize this is her home.''
Wendy Lee. who s peaks no
English , has arrived in perfect
time for her first American birth·
day. She:will be four years old
Tuesday .
"Right now , everything is like
a circus," said Tittle .. the owner
of a liquor store .;ind a market.
"We just want to let her settle
• • eris
down.·· ..
Both families have been v.·ait·
ing !ieveral months to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan. And both
were surprised and pleased to
learn theirs were on the World
1\irways flight that left S<.i ig:on
v.·ithout perm·ission.
"Especially after "'hat hap·
pened today," said T itt le. refer·
ring to the tragic crash in St:tigon
or a W.S. plane cc rryin g orphans.
• In
The Marchitcllo f;jmily had
been working through a privatC'
<tttorney since October. trying to
adopt t:t Vi etnamese t·hild . 1'hcy
had pictures of Kirn before she
arrived.
Kim v.·as one of six children in
Uie personal care of l\'1 1-s. l\lt:try
F'isher. the \\'ife of a Scvcnth·day
Adventist minister stationed in
Saigon.
The 1\.1 architellos already have
I
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OC Pair Aid Vet
~fftofick Up VktnameseFamily
sAN~·RANCISCO CAPl -An
unem'ployed veteran who said
lte'd.sell an eye to get his family
out of Vietnam Oew to Saigon to·
daY, thariks to the generosity of
an elderly Laguna Hills couple.
"J.eez! I didn't realize there
werf;! these kind of Americans
slill·around, as tight as things arc
now," Randy Carson, 28, said in
an interview Thursday.
With Carson as he waited to
bbard--a-Pan American World
Airways flight to Hong ,Kong
were• Lester and Laurel Fa!iig,
ot,..: 51$8. Avenida Despa.cio.
th~ co.u~le. who heard of his plight . . . ' ..
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Flight Set ... : . -•.:WASIUNOTON' <UPI) -
Pan American World
Airways announced plans
today for a mercy airlift or
400 South Vietnamese or·
· phans and SO adult atten-
dants out of Saigon Satur·
day, the biggest single
save-the-babies Oight yet.
A Pan Am spokesman
aaid the exact arrival and
departure times for the big
charter jet ' were being
temporarily withheld "£or
security reasons.••
The charter was ar-
ran'ged by the Holt lntema-
$k>nal Cbildl-en's Services
of Eugene, Ore. It will fly the children from Saigon's
Tab. Son . Nh.ut Airpo;J1..to
Seattle -1),056 air mild'-
wi~h refueling ,stops at Guam and Honolulu:· the
spokesman said.
Former POW
.
Makes Attack
Op Unco14cern
A fOrmer Vietnam prisoner of
Yt'af bl.s:-Plamed ''Americans
wb.o -dott't care'' for:: leaving
thousands of Vietnamese
'childJ'ell homeless. •
t Capt: Mark Smith told .a group
'Of · about 100 Girl Scouts,_
.Brownies and .. their .parents at
· 'Gill'Schoolln HunUngton Beach
'Th=day that the United States
hes turned its back on the people
.Of Souih Easl,o\&ia .
1' "We asked Sofitb_ Vietnam to
,iga .that peaee ·•$,!eeqlent and
\we. promised tflem we would
beck ll?Jrh , tO ·t&e hilt, If North Vl~m 9ldn'l·k0ep the agree·
mqrt.c!. h,e ~aid.
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·Cr.a.8J.]. Injures
1T~,~= ~ine~
• A nutsery · trlJc:Jt :'ind smt1ll
r',preian au.to carrying two ll\larln ... eolllded in .Irvine this
t
mcimlllt, "•encllng the lwo oeeu·
PM)ll .ii U.. ur to the ~l,'!;0<0 )(""'°' ·torps ·Afr Station dis·
1pen1.•tY for treatment of :~~Jiiiu,n..eo. 'l'liil.l iJitll Y(ere..tdentlfi<d by ,u.;;~ a}llg))wayl?atrolas.
Wll,.[Dll,K. ~ham , 19,o!Tustin
·iiqd'.Sltiplle o A •. Childs, :n. ot the
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Tiie ilrltir.of.the n..-..,.,Y truck
lnriilftll Ila .tbo. oruh at Irvin<! _ __,,land 'Jeffrey ~d WAI
~l"· "H~u 41>, .or Los
(.\ ::._ , ,)
on television and gave him $3,500
to pay most of his expenses.
"It's taken just about all our
money, but this is so important
with the situation over there."
said Mrs. Fasig. 60. "We're glad
to be Bble to do something £or
people, since the Lord's been
. good to us. Thirty yCurs ago we
couldn 't even buy an extra
toothpick."
She said she and her husband,
77, both retired rrom ...th c
restaurant business. call ed
Carson at his Watsonville home
Tuesday after hearing he was
worried about his Vietnamese
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Sends .Sl,100
wife, Rose, their adopted son,
Kelly, 4.
Carson le£t Rose and Kelly
'''ilh friends in Saigon last Oc-
tober when he was laid orf by
Northrop Aircraft. He planned to
send for them as soon as he had
the money. But he \vas unable to
find work back home. and had to
live off unemployment insurance
and a small disability check for a
Vietnam W<ir injury to his back.
. Carson. came to pubijc atlen·
lion after he told the Associated
· Press he was willing to sell his
eye for a transolant, saying:
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Mirpwsota Cashier
Also A.ids. Veterans
ROCHESTER. Minn. (AP) -
A young Roches ter woman has
no doubt that the $1,100 in vaca-
tion savings she sent to a
California man will be put to
good use, even though someone
else financed his trip to Vietnam
lo rescue his wife and children.
Diana Myhrom, who earns $3
an hour as a supermarket
cashier, wired $1,100 she had
planned to use on a trip to
Australia to Randy Carson, an
unemployed Vietnam veteran
whose wife and two sons are in
South Vietnam.
· Carson's plight became known
when The Associated Press re-
ported the 28-year-old Watson-
ville, Calif., man's offer to selJ
one or his eyes to raise the money
for air fare to Vietnam to get his
family out of the war-torn coun-
try.
He left for Vietnam Thursday
night. He told reporters that an
elderly Laguna Hills couple had
financed the trip v.·ith a $3,500
dQnation .
Carson apparently did not
know of Mrs. Myhrom's con·
Girl Forced
Into Sex Act
In Oemente
A 19-year-old San Clemente
woman sunning herself near the
1 Shorecliffs Beach Club Thursday
was forced to commit sex acts by
a man she described as having
the build of a football player.
Police said the woman, wear·
ing a bikini, .was sunbathing in a
small cove south of the beach
club about noon when the man
approached, asked her the time
and then demanded she disrobe.
The woman told officers that
the man was wearing a pair of
swimming trunks and carried a
· beach towel that may h'ave con·
· cealed a revolver, police said.
She was not certain she saw the
g~, but said she heard a sound
silliilar to a gun hammer being
cockedJ expla1ned Detective Sgt.
Ardon ::;aunders.
Saun4trs said the man forced
the woman to perform a sex act
and then Oed d own the beath.
The woman described her at·
t.aclter as a pi ale caucasian in his
late 20s,"200 J>(Junds, wtth blonde
shoulder length hair, a thick
mustache and the build Of a loot·
baU player.
A police sear~h of the area
failed to locate tnJ' persons
matc)llng the descripUon.
r·
tribution before he left.
"The way things are, it might
take him quite a bit of money,"
Mrs. Myhrom said upon learning
of the other contribution.
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SMOKE BILLOWS FROM WRECKAGE OF CARGO PLANE
Approximately Half of Planeload of War Orphans Survived
Cleary D ,efends Hinshaw
Says Congressman 'Paid for Co1'1sulting'
By GARY GRANVILLE
Oft"-Dally PltotSlllf
The $6,000 paid Rep. Andrew
Hinshaw by Spartanburg County.
South Carolina, in 1973 was for
<'onsulting services, Hinshaw's
fi eld representative Chip Cleary
indi.eated today.
Hinshaw was not available for
comment on Spartanburg's
$6,000 riddle either Thursday or
this morning.
But Cleary said he talked brief·
ly with th'C Newport Beach con·
gressman Thursday night and
was told the May 22. 1973 pay-
ment was for cons ulting
services.
However; Spartanburg County
Assessor J .L. Marlow said
Thursday that officials in the
.southern county weren't sure
what they got for their money.
Ttiey paid Orange County.
$2 ,045 for an assessor's computer
system.
The check paid to 1-linshau•,
though, also indicated it was for
the same computer system.
Cleary said Hinshaw told him
that he was called in as a consul -
tant by Spartan burg's former as·
sessor and "went down and con·
1 suited 'vl.'ith him ."
.. There's nothing illegal about
that." Cleary said, "particulari -
ly becaUse Andy happens to be an
expert in the fi eld.''
The Republican con -
gressman's fi eld aide admitted
that Hin sha\\'·:s consulti ng Vt'aS
done while he wt:ts a U.S. con·
gressman rather than county as-
sessor .
Spartanburg records show that
in addition to the S6,000. Hinsha\v
\Vas paid $462 to cover consulting
fees charged to the county March
23,
liis s uccessor as Orange Coun-
. ty assessor . Jack Val\erga. was
also paid 5714 £or consulting in·
voice he submitted to Spartan·
burg. March 2. 1973 .
1'he pay men ts to the two
Orange Countians came shortly
after Hinshaw abandoned his
post as county assessor when he
<See lllNSllA W. Page i\2)
Thieu Takes
County's Jobless Resignation
Rate Jumps to 8.4o/o Of Cabi1wt
.1 SAIGON, South Vietnam tAPI By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of tll4I 041111 l'llOt Sl•ff
More Orange Countians were
out of work than ever before last
month and the unemployment
rate jumped nearly a full Po:int,
the state Department' of
Economic Development reported today. ·
Nearly 67 .000 people were on
the Jobless rolls duririg March,
U.$ •. ./08.~ESS RATE SOARS
TO 8.7%, PageA4
' surpassing the previous all·time
record or 66..400 in June of 1971,
according to Alla Eldridge, •!;BL•
labor market a~IJ)'lli,>('l!ie etate ~W~'1\t09.3percent~~
"The total rose 6,700 over the
past 30~days and was up '9.700or
t:M> percent from ont!' year ago,"
, shesald.
+ fn-contrast, 704 ,300 <'oibntlana.
heldfObs in March. ~1" '
"lilanulacl)lrlnl a,nd ~·
tlon layoffs by local Orms and
~·
'
t~rmination of Orange County re· 1 -President Nguyen Van Thieu
s1dents who co~muted to Los accepted the resignation of his
Angeles. County J,?bs caused. the cabinet today amid mounting
current increase, Mrs. Eldndge ·call s for his own ouster and
said." declared ''our government is
The continuing s lump in always ready to return to the
erpployment also spells bad news negotiating table."
for summer job hunters, th.estate He adlled, ho\vever, "We must
rePort indica~es. . attack and retake the lands cap·
The county !'l seasonal adjusted tured by the Communists," -
unemployme nt rate for March about three-quarters of the coun·
was 8.4 percent, up from 7.5 per-try -and r e newed earlier
cent in February and 5.1 percent pledges not to accept a coalition
a year ago. government with the Viet Cong. Thecur~entnatlonalunemploy· Thieu announced in a televised
· m~nt~ate 1s 8.7 ~ercent. speech that he accepted the rc-
Th1s was s•lll welt below the signalion of the cabinet and
10.5 percent rate refPstered in narned the speaker or tho lower
May of"~97l,•t tb.e ~erg~~ of th(' house of the National Assembly,
aerospace_ recession, Mrs . Nguyen Ba Can, to form a "war
Eldrtdgt; "asd. , government ... on e that will not
• -::lla.iotJkmploim.eot IMers in ask to sUrrend,er to the Com·
· i.loirclt i~Juded: 1 munists." .;:rT6';~readY. 'd@Pressed con· The broadcast came only hours
· s~cuon lnd~stry th.al dropped after a second ro\lndup of sup-• hi:~,;r,690 jobtJ to f' total of porters of former Premlf'r
'.lli50'!,ot:U~~l~r.than • Nguyen Cao Ky on charges of
1
Yi!in"ilgo.• · • • · ' · plotting to overthrow Thieu.
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a 2·year·old daughter , l\llarisa,
v.•ho is excited and keeps saying
"Kim is coming to li ve with us, ..
according to 1\1 rs. /1.11 arcltitello.
Daniel l\tarchitel\o is a Secret
Service agent . l'le and his wife
say they "·ill keep their· new
d<1 u g hte1-'s full Vietnamese
name. Doona Ki m Le. but just
callher"Kim "
The Tittl t·s have three
!See ORPllA~S. Page A21
Disaster
Strikes
Orphans
SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP)
-The first official U.S. evacua-
tion flight of Vietnamese or·
phans. carrying 243 children in
the w.orld's largest plane. ended
in explosions and names today
only minutes after takeoff from
Saigon. (Related Story, P<i gc ,\3;
Pholo,A4 )
U.S. offi c ials said nearly haJr
the children survived and that
the airlift to the United States or-
dered bv President Ford ,..,·ould
continuC. There v..·cre 30S persons
aboard the plane. a U.S. Air
Force CS Galaxy tra nsport that
stands as high as a six-story
building. officials said. One
estimate put the toll at 178.
The U.S. Embassy said that in
addition to the orphans. the
transport rarried 44 escorts, 16.
crewmen and tu:o flight nurses.,
A spokesman said about 100 or·
phans and is to 20 adults v.·ere
pulled out alive . Hospital of·
ficials s<tid the rest wer·e either
dead, injured or still trapped in
the wreckage in a paddy field t 1:?
miles from the airport.
A Congressm an in \V<tshington
urged that all CSs be grounded·
because the plane ''has ne ... ·er
performed up to specifications."
The headquarters of the 13th Air
Force in the Philippines refused
to con1mcnt on r eports lhat the
plane's departure from Manila
earlier today had been delayed
by mechanical trouble.
In Washington. a spokesman
for the Agency for International
CSeeCSCRASH, Page A~)
Uni High Offers
Stop Smoke Oass
A stop smoking cl ass will begin
Monday at 7 p.m . at lrvine's
University H igh School. The
class will be held e.ich Monday
and Thursday for three \veeks.
Registration i!:i $1 .
The program is sponsored by
the Irvine Unifi ed School District
and the Orange County ln-
teragency Co uncil. For further
information contact the county
Lung Association. 835-3837.
Coast
Considerable· cloudiness
Saturday with 30 percent
chance of s cattered
showers by tonight and ·
Saturday. Cooler days .
Lows tonight n1o stly in
40s. Hi g hs Saturday in
505.
,INSIDE TODAY
Creating .an original ballet
is an exciting challenge. but
there's anlilther 3ide to ii -
when the performance ends.
tlie dance will probably never
be done again. An Orange
Coast choreographer tells hou;
'he handles the situation in ·a
story by Daily Pilot staf/
uniter Jackie llyman on page
Clo/ today's Weekender.
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C5 Crw;h Site
Scene of Horror
. By pio,"J'ER O'UlUGllLIN
SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) -The pages of a Donald
Duck comic book flipped in the wind. . .
A baby's bollle, a fHght munual, cushions, _clothing, ~nd
molten pieces of nletal were scattered around 1n the burning
grass.
Headless bodies were buried in the mud.
Jt was the crash s ite of a U.S. Air Force CS Galaxy
transJX)rt that w::1s to have carried 243 Vietnamese orphans
to the United States.
It crashed on takeoff from Saigon today.
THE SUDDEN WHOOSH OF AIR out of the cabin of the
plane, the largest in the world, was the first sign of the im·
minent tragedy. .
Air Force Sgt. Jim Hadley. a Sacramento medical techni-
cian toppin g his t"-'O weeks of rese~ve traini_ng with wha_t he
thought "'ould be just a weekend fl1g~t to Sa111?n, knew nght
a\\.·ay the plane was in a decompression cond1t1on. .
··v ou could see it" he said at Seventh-Day Adventist
Hospital, '\'here he h1atl been brought, muddied but unhurt
after the cr as h.
''You could sC'e the hole in the back of the plane, you could
see the sunlii:;ht streaming in.
"THINGS STARTED FLYING AROUND. Eyeglasses.
Pens. Pieces of insulation tore off the ceiling. The pillows
exploded. They were plastic lin~. . .
''That "'ent on for a little while until the air stopped. By
then the oxygen n1asks had dropped do\l.'n.
"There weren't enough oxygen masks. We had to keep
moving them rron1 kid to kid. We kept on ou~1own because
otherwise you get drowsy and then you go out.
An injured flight nurse said from a litter in the hospital
corridor, · · 1 think the kids were quiet because they were get-
ting dopey from a n absence of oxygen.
•· 1 don't know how long "'e were in the air. We were los·
ing altitude. But we had plenty of time. We had to discuss
,\·hat \\'e "'ere going to do.
"\\'E TALKED ABOUT \VHAT DOORS we were going
out of when we impacted. We didn't stand by the doors. We
'\'ere feeding oxygen to the kids .'' .
"The kids were wonderful," she added, asking that her
name not be used .
··My folks didn't know I was on this flight," she said.
"The children were beautiful. They were noisy when we
took off. They were scared, and they didn't like the straps
holding the m down. .
''They were s itting two to a seat , six seats across, 12 to a
ro"'-
''ONCE TllE DECOMPRF.SSION condition hit, the kids
didn't say a word. They quieted down right away."
lladley and the fli ght nurse were o n the second level of
the huge plane, sandwiched between the top deck and the
cargo hold 65 feet below. All levels held orphans and their
mainly American women escorts.
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:ORPHANS ••. CS CRASH ' ' children, Christopher, 7, Scott, S,,
• and Michelle, 3, but have spent
I several m onths trying to adopt a
: Vietnam ese orphan through lhe
~ Friends of Children of Vietnam
; in Denver.
1 "'l was·lD SacraBlento,)Yednes·
: d ay. slP.lng some more.Papers,
• when I found out she was on that ~ flight," Tittle said today. "She
' landed at O:.ikland, they took her
to the Presidio of San Francisco,
then we met her last night in Los
Angeles."
The Tittles already knew they
: wer~ getting Wendy before the
•,rapid events of the past two
; weeks, and they had photos of he r
' beforehand.
She came from a private or-
phanage outside Saigon, and
spent the past few days with a
family in Saigon.
REFUGEEAJD
NUMBER GIVEN
, WASHINGTON <UPl)-A loll-
; free telephone number has been
' es tablishe d for U.S. citizens
seeking informa tion or offering
help to r efu gees in South Viet-
nam.·
The U.S. Agency for Interna -
tional Developm ent set up the
··service.
: ' ..
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·'Sixty AID officials are running
the a round-the -clock disaster re-
lie f cente r, officials said. The
number is 800-424-1180.
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Development, which is handling
the airlift, said "the flight will
continue.''
But Rep. Les Aspin (D-Wis.).
urgr<f temporary grounding of
all CS& ~cause h.e said the
pfane:''has never perfof'Uled. up
to s]>ttifications. '' fie cited wing
problems. The plane is 248 feet
long and has a 223-foot wingspan.
ln San Francisco, Richard
Blanchfield, the man coordinat-
ing the evacuation of Vietnamese
orphans for the Friends of At!
Children, s aid when he heard
the plane had crashed, "Oh, God.
This is horrible!" r.1 ost of the or-
phans aboard the plane came
from a Sa igon orphanage operat-
ed by the agency, which is based
in Boulder. Colo.
The crash \l.'as the fourth worst
aircraft disaster on record. The
"-'Orst occurred in March 1974
when 345 persons aboard a
Turkish plane were killed in a
crash outside P aris. The second
and third wors t tolls were 176,
recorded both when a Soviei
plane crashed near Moscow in
October 1972 and when Jordanian
jet went down at K ano. Nigeria in
January 1973 .
U.S. officials in Washington
said it was the first fatal crash of
a CS, which the Air Force has
been fl yin g since 1970.
"It was a horrible thing to
see," one witness said. "Children
were c ry ing while the fire
burned."
American rescue workers
were dropped from helicopters
and waded through the mud try·
ing to find surviVors as well as
bodies of the dead spread along a
mile-long swath.
The bodies of some headless
chi ldre n were wrapped in
ponchos and put aboard the C'hop·
pers which flew them to a
morgue.
'Send Marines
To N.Vietnam'
WASHINGTON !AP) -Tho
United States should "land, t"·o
l\1arine di visions in North Vi et-
nam and keep the m there" "'ilh
air and naval support until th e
Communists agree lo abide by
lhe 1973 Paris peace accords,
says Walt W . Rostow, former na-
tional security adviser to the late
President J ohnson .
In a filmed interview broad-·
cast today on the CBS-TV Morn-
. ing News Rostow said that as "a
matter of conscience, this Is one
. option that must be cqnsidered"
by President Ford AndCon'(.rcss.
Ros tow . a prOfessor at the
Un iversity or Texas, said the
United States be ars "a ve ry
direct burde o" to aid ~mbatUed
South Vietnam because, he 1ald,
.this nation pressured the Saigon
government to accept the peace
agreement a n~ promised aid.
D.111, "* SUit ..... 'AMERICANS DON'T CARE'
Vietnam Veteran Smith
Frot11 Page A I
BLAME ...
"We have not.
''Two-thousand yowtgsters will
be coming to the Uru\ed States,
man y of thefI\ as orphans
because Americpns do not care
and war is horrible," he con-
tinued.
··1 hope some of you understand
the terror of "'ar and what our let-
ting them do\l.'n has done.''
Smith was speaking to youthful
scout members wbo have volun-
teered to "·ear bracelets for the
three servicemen who have not
been accounted for.
"I do not understand how we
cannot care about the South Viet·
namese," he said. ''But I
especially cannot understand
how we cannot care about our
ow n people. Soine of us don't
care -and that ranges from the
halls of Congress to people on the
street.''
The troops received bracelets
£or Capt. Sam Cordova, a former
Huntington Beach teacher, as
.well as James Mnls and William
Dunlap, who have relatives in
Orange County.
Smith, obviously bitter about
the United States' refus al lo con·
.. tinue aiding Vietnam, apologized
for his unhappy speech.
''Forgive me for being this way-
today but t~atishow I feel.''
From Page Al
VETERAN. • •
"The only thing I 've got is
myself." ...
"We feel he's just like a son to
us now and we know we'll be pro-
ud of his wife." said Mrs. Fasig,
who drove to Watsonville with
her husband and then took
Carson to San Francisco to buy
his plane ticket. He didn't re-
quire a visa, since he plans to be
in Saigon less than seven days.
Carson said be had talked to
his wife onl y once since she gave
birth and pl anned to surprise her
with a phone call "''hen he re·
ached Hong Kong.
"She sounded a little afraid,
but the babf 's OK.'' he said.
Carson said in the days after
hi s story appeared he received
dozens of offers of money from
all over the country and Canada.
Some newspapers reported get-
ting letters with s mall contribu-
tions enclosed . A Rochester.
Minn., supermarket cashier sent
he r $1,100 vacation savings to I help him. ·
From Page Al
CASHIER ...
"It's entirely possible he 'll
need more money.''
Mrs. fl1tyhrom said she had not.
made any arrangements to find
out how he r money was used.
"I 'm not worried about it,·• she
said.
The $1 ,400 Mrs. Myhrom sent
Ca rson "'as from St,a>o she had
salted awa y for a trip to
Australia this fall to visit a pen-
pa l she had never met, but with
whom she had been correSpond·
ing for six years.
"I can't really explain why I
sent Carson the momey," she
said in a telephone interview.
"I just know that he wants to
get hi s family out and to do that
he needs money to cut through
the red tape. Money talks, so
that's what he needs."
Mrs. Myhrom , who was born in
Rochester, said she hadn't done
much traveling and had never
been outside the United States.
She said she didn't know whet.her
she would be able to save enough
money to make the trip now.
Her decision to send~ money
became known when she contact·
eel the Rochl'ster Post ·Bulletin,
whi ch had printed the AP 1tory
about Carson , to find out how to
reach him.
Truckers Proteet .
SAC RAMENTO CVPI> -
Dozens of big dumJttructa: were
d1ive n around the Cfpltol Tburs·
day to protest what Independent
Opt:rators called toe~ ef·
·fort.ii by the Teamsleri uni.on to
force them to join.
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GC!f. .. ~o. Takes ~.i~ ·~<' f. Yt; ..
:M~ed LC)°S ANOELES~l1Pll -The Southern Calitonlla Ou Co. -'
has asked Pie P'vbllc Utilities Commission to approve• rate
increaee'ihat ultimately could cost the ~veraue customer up
I
D~KATHYCLANCV
to $2 .~ morf~ it month to help ptay for new eas f~e
Alaok~11l~l1De. ' . • L · The .b\C:ffases woulQ i!nd on how mcuh gas tbe.c~
pany draws from t~~ 'led productiOn at Pr~~if~~
I In northern Al•sk_,,_,,: ;.,_Jtial ralse, ti\!>, comJWj~flta!ll
0t MO.II' l'llM Matt
Some inach1nlsts pleketing the
Mc:Don11ell Oougla1 Corpo..r•· Uon•s Huntln1ton Beach plant
want to:settl~ their seven-weck-
Thursday, wOQ.ldPwu-y,~only35een~. ... \I
Interest ralel ln .etttct~at the time. w~~·ulfo1 affe i in·
crease. · • long strike. • Others Are determined lo s tay off V"ie job until thfy get the wage
A utility 'pokeslh.an 111ald tha t *"11.houah tbe gas would nol arri"~ before 1980 cl.llt.others would betiln. setina .hia:her
month)y. bill• aoni;lJme after the middle of th11 year. ~ rf~ inere11e Ja·~ed to)lelp defr~y the expe_nse of
obtai.itin1 a,o ex_cl\IJSjve fi~t to a 20-year supply ol the. au. beinllde.voloP~ by .Al!fllt' Riohfield Co. The&•• com~ aireid to_pay 60 pe~ he interest and 1oan cos tis on
million Arco borrowed to pay for drilling.
package they want.
"We are wilting to setUe it
now," said one ylcket. Thursday.
"But I am not sure the union
leaders are.
. "You have a lot of rabble
rousers who yell for a nickel," he
said.
But the same man also re·
asoned, ".l guess we have this
much money and lime invested,>,
we Plight,as well go all the way."
Mexican Gulf Boat
Other pickets said they waf}.t to
st.ity off the' job as, long a.s-1.t'takes Tragedy a Mystery
to win thelr'polnt.
''Most of us aren't dis-ByALMONLOCKABEY couraged," said Ray Asepez, an 011.,.0•11,,.1..,.su11
18-year company employe.
"It is a matter ol ecmomics -Identification of the three
grassroot , p oc ketb oo k guests aboard the 36 -foot
eco nomi cs,'' set id C l ay sportfisher which broke up and
Bradshaw. another picketer. sank in the Gulf of California
"This is an ideal we believe in Thursday were still not-positive·
and hope will s ucceed." ly known today.
The strike rs, all members of Only. one or the four bodies re·
the International AssociaM.on or covered ofC Frailes "Bay, 39 miles
Machinists, have been on strike northeast or Cabo San Lucas, has
si nce Feb. 10. Two weeks ago been identified. He was Willard
they rejected a company offer B e I l , a w e I I . k n o w n
which was almost identical lo s portfis herman from Balboa
one accepted by the United Auto Island and owner skipper of the
and Aerospace Workers. wrecked boat, Cinco, U.S. Coast
About 7,000 members are on Guard spokesmen said.
strike in Southern California and The four bodies were found
another 12,000 in St. Louis . CQn.-floating in lifejackets near the
tract talks in both cities are at a debris Crom the Cinco about 3
standstill, and federal mediators miles off the beach, according to
have set no new sessions. lhe Coast Guard.
"I am definitely determined," The four bodies were taken to a
said Herb Becher, another hospital at San Jose del Caho, a
picket. popular fi shing resort north of
Sallie Dix and Beverly Luplow, the cape.
two other pickets, admitted the Coast Guard officials said the
lon2 strike is depressing. "But [ bodies had been turned over to
feel what we are doing is right," Mexican authorities and positive
fl.1iss Dix said. "It is a moral is-identification could not be re-
sue." leased pending notification of
Most of the pickets Thursday next of kin .
huddled around small fires, built Skippers of other fishing
in oil barrels, to ward off the vessels in radio reports said
brisk ocean winds. there were only four persons
Miss Dix and Miss Luplow both known-to be aboard when the Cin·
wore heavy winter coats a nd co left Cabo San Lucas early
hats. Most other pickets wore Wednesday en route north to La
windbreakers. Paz.
"I am getting real attached to Mrs. Hazel Bell, wife of the
' '.
when news ot the tragedy brokl!
and did 'not learn or it 'until Abe re-
ached the Mexican resort:
Coast Guard spokesman said it
is not knO\\.'n what caused the
1 JO-year old Cinco to break .up.
There "-'as no evidence ot,1ln ex·
plosion.
The bOat was powered by'twin
diesels \\rhich ruled out the
possibility of fire or explOsion.
Skippers of tishin~ Doats at
Caho San L4cas Ji.a)d ~.'strong
northerly came up aft~r the Cin·
co departed the cape ~nd that
heavy seas were running in the
gulf. •
Veteran gulf fish ermen
guessed that the boat could have
collided with a whale or shark.
The crew or the Pez Espada
who discovered the Wreckage
and retrieved the vic.."lims said all or the bodies were in lifejackel:5
and appeared to be in good condi·
tion. There was no indication oJ
fire aboard the vessel.
Fro•P..,,eAl
HINSHAW. • •
won the 49th Congressional Dis·
trict seat in November, 1972.
Later. Vallerga was appointed
at Hinsha"'·'s suggestion•by the
county Board of Supervisors to
complete H.inshaw's term as as~
this barrel," one.picket joked. . owner was en route to La Paz
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ORANGE COUNTY FRIDAY, APRIL4. 1975 TEN CENTS
TtCo Met OrphOns in County H0tnes
0.llf Piiot St.ti PIMte
PICKETS WARM THEMSELVES AROUND OIL DRUM FIRE
Tlm111 Are Tough, But They Say They'll Stick H Out
Mixed Feelings
' Dougla,s Pickets Cite Views
.By KATHY CLANCY
Ol IM D•il'f .. llOt 5t.tt
Some machinists picketing the
McDonnell Douglas Corpora-
tiop's:Huntina:ton ~acb plant
want'to settle their seven-weck-
long Strike.
othei'S a re determined to stay
off1~ job _µntll they $'.E:l the wage
package they want.
"We · are willing to sclUe it
now,'"said one picket Thursday.
"'IJU.l I am not sure the union
lefl"ers are. .
""'You have a lot of rabble
rousers who yell for a nickel." he
said.
But the same man also re-
. asoned. "I guess we have this
much money and time invested.
we might as well go all the way."
Other pickets said they want to
stay off the job as long as it takes
lo win their point.
''Most of us aren't dis-
couraged;." sa.(d Ray .ASepez, an
18-year·comtJeny-empJoye_,
"l_l is a matter of ecoriomics -
grassroot, pocketbook
economics.·· sai d Clay
Bradshaw. a,nother picketer.
"This is ah ideal we believe in
and hope will succeed."
The strikers, all members of
the International Association of
Machinists, have been on strike
since_ Feb. 10. Two weeks ago
they rejected a company offer
which was almost identical lo
one accepted by the United Auto
and Aerospace Workers.
About 7 ,000 members are on
<See STRIKE, Page r\2)
Seeking Family
Laguna Hills Pair
A.id Ve' in Flight
SAN FRANCISCO <APJ -r\n
unemployed veteran who said
he'd sell an eye to get his family
out of Vietnam flew to Saigon to·
day, thanks to the generosity of
an elderly Laguna Hills couple.
"Jeez! I didn't realize there
were these kind of Americans,
still aroUnd, as tight as things are
now," Randy Carson, 28. said in
an interview Thursday.
With Carson as he waited to
board a Pan Amc1ican World
Airways fli ght to Hong Koag
were Lester and Laurel Fasig,
pf'7 5158 Avenida Despacio,
"1e couple who heard of his plight
on television and gave him $.1.500
to pay mosl of h i..s expenses.
Drowi;ied Boy
Identified
•
lit ~~wport
Newport Beach police today in-
diciitecl that the ·remains of a Yo1111& teenage boy discovered on
a beach in Balboa early ln the
w~ are de(initely those of a
driJWOlng lctlm from Norwalk.
Dt!tecttve Sgt . Kenneth
Tbomp&oo 1aid that X-rays and
eonU.cta with famUy members
dellal~'e•lablitbed lhe identi-ty, ot ltie ·remains as those of
PhlUp Magna, 15, wbo ~isap
peari!d ·imthe surf al Sunset ae,.~ "'' eb 19. durln$ a beacb visit lfllhJ end•.
A •ctman taking an early moinJni stroll on the be'ach near L Street on the peninsula first
law the Nmalrla noaUng Brat lhe w•w" ildgo. 'lb6mp&on said tho condition or.
Ille ftmaiil1 made It dl!flcult to
quidllj •tabllah ldenWicaUon. ..
"It's taken just about all our
money, but this is so important
with the situation over there."
said Mrs. Fasig, 60. ··we're glad
to be able to do something for
people, since the Lord's _been
good lo us. Thirty years ago we
couldn't even.. buy an extra
toothpick.··
She said she and bet husband,
77. both retired ftom the
restaurant business. called
Carson at his Watsonville home
Tuesday after flearing he was
worried about his Vietnamese
wife. Rose, their adopted son,
Kelly, 4.
Carson I eft Rose and Kelly
with friends in Saigon last Qc.
tober when he was laid orr by
Northrop Aircraft. He pranned to
send for them as soon as he had
the money. But be was unable to
find work back home, and had to
live off unemployment insurance
Knd a small disability check for a
Vietnam War injury to his back.
. Carson came to public atten·
tion after he told the Associated
Press he was willing to sell his
eye for a transplant, s aying:
'"The only thing I've got is
myself.··
"We feel he's just like a son to
us now and we know we'll be pro-
(See VETERAN, Page "21
Women's Sof~all
League Fonning
A women's slo·pitch softball
league will start May 11n Hunt-
ington Beach under the
SPQnsotshlp o( the city Recrea·
lion Department. '
Games will be held Wednesday
11ighta. Anyone 1nte.rested In
forming a team should contact
Jay Lovo at 536-5486 bcfb<e April
25.
By TERRY COVILLE
CH"'-O.ll,-11"4•SioWf
Two Vietnamese orphans who
mode the dramatic World
Airways fligbt out of Saigon Wed·
nesday are now safe and secure
with their new ramilies in Foun·
tain Valley and WestmiMler.
When two-month·old Doona
Kim Le met her new Fountain
Valley parents, Marie and Ditniel
Marchitello. she was asleep.
"She's just beautiful," said
~1rs . n(architello, when she and
her husband met little Kim
Thursday night itt Los Angeles
lnlei"nalional.Airport.
A Westminster couple, Kathi
and Roland Tittle, said their new
daughter, Wendy Lee, was most·
ly "overwhelmed."
"She has no conception she 'A'ill
stay here any longer than she
stayed in Saigon or San Fran·
cisco," Tittle said today in a
telephone inlervie'A'. ··she
doesn't realize this is her home."
Wendy Lee, "'ho speaks no
English, has arrived in perfect
time for her first American birth·
day. She will be four years old
Tuesday.
"Right now, everything is likt·
a circus," said Tittle. the owner
of a liquor store and a market.
"\Ve just wl;lnt to let her settle
dOvin . "'
Both familie!i have been 'A'ail·
ing several months to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan. And both
.,1;ere surprised and pleased to
learn theirs 1,1.·erc on the \Vorld
Air'A'a}'S £light that left Saigon
without permission.
.. Especially after \.\'hat hap·
pened today." said Tittle, refer-
ring to the tragic crash in Saigon
<See ORPHANS, Page A2)
178 on Viet Bahylift
Crash Flight Die • m
Missions
Continue
-Ford
BULLETIN
WASHINGTON <APl
Military sources said this after-
noon there was a. "delinite
possibility" that sabotage might
have caused the crash of a Cs
transport plane loaded with
South Vietnamese orphans. They
said the cargo doors are so built
that the pilot's controls should
not be affected if t he doors blow
out.
SAIGON <UPll -AgianlU.S.
Ait Force pW.... i'Il'!lided wjQb >' Vietnamese ·w'ff .... Olp'hans"en
route to the United St;ttes in ~e
first night of President F~d s
Operation Babylift crashed and
burned today in a muddy rice
paddy near Saigon. lrfore than
half the 305 persons aboard were
killed.
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The U.S. Embassysaidatleast
178 persons, most of them or-
phans 8 months to 12 years old,
died when the c rippled C5 Galaxy
transport -the world's largest
plane -crash-landed while try-
ing to make it back to Saigon's
1·an Son Nhut Airport after two
huge cargo doors blew ofr in
flight.
An embassy spokesmen said at
least 100 of the 243 orphans
aboard and up to 20 adults sur-
vived the crash -the worst dis-
aster in U.S. aviation history .
SMOKE BILLOWS FROM WRECKAGE OF CARGO PLANE
Approximately Haff of Planeload of War Orphans Survived
It was believed at least some of
the victims were sucked out of
the plane when the cargo doors
blew off, suddenly decompress-
ing the plane". Most passengers
were strapped in. ho\vever. and
the decompression tore off their
clothing. A hospital doctor said
almost all the dead brought in
were naked.
'Not Illegal'
Aide Defends Hinshaw Fee
President Ford had planned to
greet the orphans when they ar-
rived at Travis Air Force Base in
California after a stopover at
Clark Field in the Philippines.
!See CS CRASH, PageA21
By GARY GRANVILLE
Oltlle DAiiy Pilot SUI!
The $6,000 paid Rep. Andrew
Hinshaw by Spartanburg County,
South Carolina, in 1973 was for
consulting services, Hinshaw's
field representative Chip Cleary
indicated today.
Hinshaw was not available ror
Valley Matt AIJoard
Victims of Vessel
Sinking Identified
By ALMON WCKABEY
0.11,-~let •eat1"9 EilltM'
The U.S . Coast Guard today re·
leased the names of the four
persons who perished Thursday
\\-hen the 36-foot sportfisher Cin-
co broke up in heavy seas in the
Gulf of California.
The victims were Willard Bell,
68, Balboa Island, owner and
skipper of'i.he boat; Raymohd
Fausett, 75, Los Angeles; John
Blaney, Fountain Valley, and
Ted Peacock, Long Beach.
Bell and Fansett were the only
members or the crew who were
on board when lhe Cinco depart·
ed Newpcrt Beach for a fishing
trip Feb. 23. The others had
joined tht! Cinco"> at Cabo San
Lucas. ' :
The four bodies were f_OWM!
Jloatin.g in lifejack~t.a sMfJrlly aner 9 a .m . Thursc\_llY about
three miles olf the be1tjt ri'om ..
Fralles Bay. S9 lnUes nottheilsl •
of Caho San Lucas. The· ""'"••
and the wreckage from the
wc;U' dJscovered by the Cl
lhe !i1bing boat Pei Els
Skippers of other'
ve11el1 in redid reports
there were only four persons
known to be aboard when the Cin·
co left Cabo San Lucas ear.ly
Wedne&day en route north to La
Paz.
Mrs. Ha1.el Bell. wife of the
. owner was en route to La Paz
when news of lhe tragedy broke
t1.nd did not learn of it until she re-
ached the Mexican resort.
Coast Guard spokesman said it
!See IDENTITIES, Poge A2l •
Angels' Discount
Tickets Offered
Q~coW1t cou.pons ror the Apri 1
J:I C:aliJornia AJl-lels baseball
game wiU be availJble at the new
'Rt\nClriiton • Seac:h central
lllll!ary unUI April 16.
i..1)1'e di count tickets are part of
s f ns~~!da.n~~a~~l:rS7n.CT:~~
rary S1atem. Dlacoi.int
n&, '11hlch must be malled
t-Ah&els, are alto available
GraJlam'Street annex and
1 the Banning Street annex.
l
comment on Spart a nburg 's
$6,000 ridd le either Thursday or
this morning.
But Cleary said he talked brief-
ly 'A'ith the Newport Beach con·
gressman Thursday ni ght and
was told the May 22, 1973 pay-
me n t was for consulting
services.
However, Spartanburg County
Assessor J .L. l\farlow said
Thursday that officials in the
southern county weren't sure
what they got for their money.
The y paid Orange County
$2,045 for an assessor's computer
system .
The check paid to l"iinshaw.
though, also indicated it was for
the same computer system.
Cleary said Hinshaw told him
that he was call ed in as a consul-
tant by Spartan burg's rormer as-
sessor and "went down and con·
1 suited ""'ith him ."
"There's nothing illegal about
that," Cleary said , "particulari·
ly because Andy happens to be un
expert in the field ."
The Republi can con -
gressman's field aide admitted
that Hinshaw's consulting was
done while he was a U.S. con-
gressman rather than county as-
sessor.
Spartanburg records show that
in addition to tbe $6,000, Hinshaw
was paid $462 to cover consulting
fees charged to the county March
23.
His successor as Orunge Coun·
I ty assessor, Jack Vallerga, was
also paid $714 for conSulling in·
voice he submitted to Spartan·
burg, March 2, 1973.
The payments to the two
Orange Countians came shortly
. after Hinshaw abandoned hi s
post as countr. assessor when he
won the -49th Congressional Dis-
trict seat In November, 1972.
County
Jobless
At 8.4o/o
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
01 tlle D•llr Pilol SC•ll
More Orange Countians were
out of work than ever before last
inonth and the unemployment
rate jumped nearly a full point.
the s t ale Department of
Economic Development reported
today.
Nearly 67 ,000 people were on
lhe jobless rolls during March,
U.$._JQBLI;SS RATE SOARS
TO 8.7%, Page A4 .
surpassing the previous all-time,
record of 66,400 in June of 1971.
accorqing lo Alta Eldridge, state
labor market analyst. (The s late
rate went to9.3 percent. l
'"The total rose 6,700 over the
past 30 days and was up 29,700 or
80 percent from one year ago,"
she said.
In contrast, 704,300 countians
held jobs in March.
"Manufacturing and construc-
tion layoffs by local firms and
terminatit>n of Orange County re-
sidents who commuted to Los
Angeles County jobs caused the
current increase," Mrs. Eldridge
said.''
The continuing s lump in
employment also spells bad news
for summer job hunters, the slate
report indicates .
The county's seasoaaJ adjustCif
unemployment rate for March
was 8.4 percent, up from 7.5 per·
cent in February and 5.1 percent
a year ago.
The current national unemploy-
. mentrateis8.7 percent.
"This was s till \\-·ell below the
10.5 percent rate registered in ·
May of 1971 at the height or the
aerospace recession.'' Mrs,
Eldridge said.
n.1ajor employment losers in
March included:
-The already depressed con-
struction industry that dropped
by another 600 jobs to a total of
22 ,500 or 24 percent lower than a
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Saturday with 30 percent
chance of scattere d
s howers by tonight and
Saturday. Cooler days.
Lows tonight mostly in
40s. Highs Saturday in
50s.
INSIDE TODAY
Creating an original oollet
ts an exciting challenge. but
lhere's another side to ii -
when the performance ends.
the dance will probably never
be dOfU' .again. An Orange
Coast choreographer tells hou.:
'he handles l11e siluatiOJ1 in a
story by Doily Pilot stall
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C5 Crash Site
Scene of Horror
By PETER O'LOUGHLIN
SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) -The pages of a Donald
Duck comic book flipped in the wind.
A baby's bottle, a night manual. cushions, clothing, and
molten pi eces of metal "'ere scattered around in the burning
grass.
Headless bodies were buried in the mud .
It was the crash site of a U.S. Air Force CS Galaxy
transport that was to have carried 243 Vietnamese orphan~
to the United States.
It crashed on takeoff from Saigon today.
mE SUDDEN WHOOSll OF AIR out of the cabin or the
. plane, the largest jn the world, -wet s the first sign or the Jm -
minent tragedy.
Air Force Sgt. Jim Hadley, a Sacramento medical techni-
cian topping his two weeks of reserve training with what he
thought would be just a weekend fli ght to Saigon, knew right
away the plane was in a decompression condition. .
"You could see it," he said at Seventh·Day Adventist
. Hospital, where he had been brought, muddied but unhurt
alter the crash.
"\'ou could see the hole in the back or the plane, you could
!.Ce lhe sunlight ::jlrea~g in.
"TffiNGS STARTED FLYING AROUND. Eyeglasses.
Pens. Pieces of insulation tore off lhe ceiling. The pillows
exploded. They were plastic lined.
"That went on for a little while until the air stopped. By
then the oxygen masks had dropped down .
''There weren't enough oxygen masks . We had to keep
moving them frorO kid lo kid. We kept on our own because
otherwise vou get drowsy and then you go out.''
An injUred flight nurse said rrom a litter in the hospital
corridor, "I think the kids were quiet because they were get-
ting dopey from an absence of oxygen. ·
· "I don't know how long we were in the air. We were los-
ing altitude. J;Jut we had plenty of time. We had to discuss
what we \\.'ere going to do.
"WE TALKED ABOUT WHAT DOORS we \\.'ere going
out or when we impacted. We didn't stand by the doors. We
werefeedingoxygentothekids." . .
"The kids were wonderful," she added, asking that her
namenotbeused.
''My folks didn't know I was on this flight,'' she said.
"The children were beautiful. They were noisy when we
took off. They were scared, and they didn't like the straps
holding them down.
''They were sitting two to a seat, six seals across, 12 tp a
row.
"ONCE THE DECOMPRESSION condition hit, the kids
didn't say a "-"Ord. They quieted down right away."
Hadley and the flight nurse were on the second level or
the huge plane, sandwiched between the top deck and. the
cargo hold 65 feet belov.:. AJI levels held orphans and their
mainly American women_escorls.
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.cs CRASH
~ Deeply saddened over the
c!rash, Ford said in San Fran-
cisco: "Our mission of mercy
'Will continue. The survivors will
~e flown here when they. ~re ~hysically libJb. Other waiting
9rphans wi i make the journey.
.. This tragedy must not deter
•Us but offer new hope for the Jiv-
ing," the President said.
: The embassy said that in addi-
tion to the children -mixed·
~lood orphans, most sired by
J'merican Gls -the plane car-
ried 44 U .S. mission escorLc;, 16
Air Force crewmen and two
Oight nurses on its flight out of
this capital threatened by a Com·
·hlunist offe n sive that has
~wallowed two-thirds of South
:Vietnam. -b. • "Many of those ba 1es s ur·
vived the c r ash beautifully,"
"said a doctor. "l carried in one .
:handicapped boy who still had
:rus crutch and brace and all he
"said was he wanted to go potty."
~ U.S. AID officials earlier re-
:fused to allow the same group of
:orphans lo board a World
, Airways charter plane because
·they believed it was unsafe to fl y
'with youngsters strapped to the
noor, as were some on the ill-
fated Oight today.
The plane had taken of( from
: Saigon's International Airport at
, 4 :15 p .m . after it had nown some.
40 miles. Both clamshell-shaped
doors al the rear or the huge
fuselage blew off in fli ght,
evidently damaging hydraulic ·
· systems leading to tail controls. .
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IDENTITIES
is not known what caused the
1 30-year old Cinco to break up.
There was no evidence of an ex·
plosion.
The boat was powered by twin
diesel& 'which ruled out the
JJOSSib.ility of fire or explollotl.
Skippers of fishing · bo3ls-at
Caho San Lucas said a strong
northerly came op alter the Cin·
co departed the cape and that
heavy seas were running in the
gulf.
Veteran gulr fishermen
guessed that the boat could have
collided with a whale or shark.
The crew of the Pez Espada
who , discovered the wreckage
and retrieved the victims said all
of the bodies were in li(ejackets
and appeared to be in good condi-
tion. There was no indication or
fire aboard the v:essel.
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JOBLESS ...
year ago.
-The service industry r e·
gistered a gain of 1,800 employes
with the opening of two Newport
Beach hotels . several medical
facilities and Easter staffing by
amusement parks.
-Whol esale and retail jobs
added 1,600 workers with the
opening or shopping center addi-
tions in Laguna Hills and Buena
Park.
-A seasonal upswing in the
boat·building industry added 200
employes.
-Factory payrolls dropped by
700 to 148,600 and were off 11,600
from the record level reached
last September.
-Aerospace firms lost 300
, employes, dropping to a total or
62,700, or 5,000 jobs less than last
September·s peak.
-Electronics firms laid off 200
employes ..
-Trade disputes id~ 1,400
· workers.
Youth Track
Meet Slated
Any Huntington Beach boy or
girl born from 1960 through 1966
is eligible to compete in
Saturday's city-sponsored track
meet at 1-luntington Beach High
School.
Boys events will start at 9 a.m.
and girls events at J p.m . There
. is no entry fee and any Hunt-
ington Beach, youth can enter on
the day of the meet •
Competition will be held in tho
sprints, dislttnce races and field
events. The top three qualifltrs
in each event will be eligible for
lhe Orange Coul)ly track meet.
April 19, a lso at Huntington
Beach lllgh.
.Saturday's competition ls
sponsored by the city Recreation
Department •
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Thieu's 1
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·Cabibet ,. '
Resigns
'
SAIGON, South Vietnam '<AP)
-President Nguyen Van Thieu
accepted the resignation of his
cabinet today amid mounting
calls for his own ouster· 4lnd
declared ''our government is
always ready to return to the
negotiating table.'· .
He added, however, "We must
attack and retake the lands cap.
lured by the Commwililts," -
about three-quarters or the coun·
try -and renewed earlier
pledges .not to accept a coalition
government with the Viet Cong. .
· (United Press International
said he blamed the government
military debacle on the United
States.>
Thieu announced in a televised
s peech that he accepted the re-
s ignation of the cabinet and
named the speaker of the lower
house of' the National Assembly,
Nguyen Ba Can, to form a "war
government ... one that will not
ask to surrender to the Com·
munists. ·•
The broadcast came only hours
afte r a second roundup of sup-
porters of f orm er Premier
Nguyen Cao Ky on charges of
plotting to overthrow Thieu. No
action was taken against Ky, who.
nine days ago denied that he and
his follow ers were plotting a coup
against Thieu.
"We must attack and retake
the lands captured by the Com-
munists," Thieu said. "The tem-
porary loss of land to the Com·
munists is different from the
wJllingness to sign a paper
formally ceding this land to
them."
However, many military
analysts believe that Thieu
would find it difficult to go on a
counteroffensive and there is
some question the demoralized
army would react to a Com-
munist-led attack on the capital
itself.
Thieu also renewed earlier
pledges not to accept a coalition
government with the Viel Cong,
and said the only solution to the
coritinuing war ls a return to the
1973 Paris cease-fire agreement.
The Viel Cong have refused. to
negotiate with the Thieu regime
and called for his overthrow and
replacement by an administra·
tion standing for "pe'ace,. na-
tional concord and scfupUlous
implementation of the Paris
agreement.''
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ORPHANS . • •
of a U.S. plane carrying OI"Jl:hans.
The Marchi(ello famllY. had
been working through a private
attorney since October, trying to
adopt a Vietnamese child. They
had pictures of Kim before she
arrived.
Kim \\o·as one of six children in
the personal care or Mrs. Mary.
Fisher, the wife or a Seventh-day
Adventist minister stationed in
Saigon. · -
The Marchitellos already have
a 2-year·old daughter, Marisa,
who is excited and keeP5 saying
"Kim is coming to ljve with us,''
according to Mrs:M architello.
Daniel Marchitelto is a Secret
Service agent. He and his wife
say they will keep their new
daughter's full Vietnamese
name, Doona Kim Le, but just
call her "Kim ".
'f h e Tittl es h ave three
children. Christopher, 7,'Scott, S,
'and Michelle, 3, but have spent
several months trying to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan through the
Friends o! Children of Vietnam
in Denver.
"I was in Sacramento Wednes-
day, s igning some more papers.
when I found out she was on that
flight," Tittle said today. "She
'landed at Oakland. they took her
to the Presidio of San Francisco.
then we met her last night in Los
Angeles.··
The Tittles already knew they
. were getting Wendy before the
1 rapid events of the past 'two .
weeks, and they had photos of her
beforehand.
She came from a private or-
phanage outs ide Saigon, end
spent the past few days with a
family in Saigon.
"We only speak a few , Viet-
namese words, like potty and
drink." Title said. "But we're·
ecstatic.''
REFVGEEAID
NVMBER GIJIEIY ..
WASHINGTON CUP[)-A toll·
free telephone number has been
cat.abllshed for U.S. eltiz~ns
$Mklng information or otrertng
. help lo refuge•• In SouUr Viel·
nam .
The U.S. Agency la< lntema·
Uonal Development set up the
service.
Sixt)' AID official• are ru:nhlng
· lhe arouncf·tht-•tloek d.isalter re-
lief. center: _-officials ealll" The
number is 800·424·11~-
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'AMERlc;ANS DON'T CARE'
• vtetn1m Veteran Smtth
Former POW
Makes Attack ... . . "' On Unconcerfi
A former VietDam prisoner of
war has blamed "Americans
who don 't care'' for leavin g
thousands of Vietn3mese
children homeless.
Capt. Mark Smith told a group
of abou\ 100 G irl Scouts,
Brownies and their parents al
Gill School in Huntington Beach
Thursday that the United States ·
has turned its back on the people
of South East Asia.
"We asked South Vietnam ta
sign that peace agreement and
we promised them we would
back them to the hilt. if North
Vietnam didn't keep the agree -
ment," he said.
"We have not.
"Two-thousand youngsters will
be coming to the United States,
many of them as orphans
because Americans do not care
and war is horrible," he con-
tinued.
''I hope some of you understand
the terror of war and what our let-
ting them down hits done.,.
Smith was speaking to youthful
scout members who hav.e volun-
teered to wear bracelets for the
three servicemen who have not
been accounted for.
"I do not understand how we
cannot care about the South Viet·
namese," he said. ''But l
especially cannot unders'.tand
bow we cannot cafe about qur
own people.
Ai rlift
'
Readied
On Coast ...-I •. ~
A medical mere~. alrUl'\'Qf d.Oj:·
tors, nurses and paramedi~s.
plus supplies Is being ~'IA>·.
day by the I nternaUonal Ml!!llea!
Volun~rs to a&ai&t ·rttug ... tn
wur·straogled Sa11on.
Teams or agenc)' members
have set up headquarteri: at tlie
Sheraton Ne,iVporth~ to(ci-een
applicants l\Dd oversee efforts to
gather medical auppliee.
A spakeawan lor lhe nonprollt
humanltartan~ qraanization ttJ•t
last marshaled its r~ dur·
ing the 1974 Hosattu.ra hw:rtcane
disaste· sal~ a P-. . .Amertcan
Airwats jetliber will leav.e Los
Angele& International Airport
Sund•)< at 7:40 p.m . for lbe South: Vielnam~e c,apital. , ~. _, ·orri'ciili of the &fulh Viet''
namese CODS ulate will be at the ·~edlcalll\~eadquar\ei'B in Room
652 'llal)lrday and Sunday to
',. valid'.ate visas for medi_cal
personnel who sign up tor the
trip.
About 30 of the SO seats re·
served, on Sunday's Pan Am
flight had been filled shortly
before noon today.
"We need medicines, an·
tibiotics and burn medicines and,
if we can't get enough donated,
we want to buy some,'' said a
spokesman for the organization,
adding that cash contributions for
the latter are tax·dedictible.
/f'rom Page Al
VETERAN. • •
ud or his wife," said Mrs. Fasig-,
who drove to Watsonville with
her husband and then took
Carson to San Fr ancisc-o to buy
his plane ticket. He didn't re·
quire a visa, since he plans to be
in Saigon less than seven days.
Carson said he had talked to
his wife only once since she gave ·
birth and planned to surprise her
\vith a phone call when he re-
ached Hong Kong.
"She sounded a little afraid.
but the baby's OK,·· he said.
Carson s3id irl the days artcr
hi s story appeared he received
dozens of offers of money from
all over the country and Canada.
Some newspapers reported get-
ting letters with smaJI contribu·
tions enclosed. A Rochester,
Minn., supermarket cashier sent
her $1 ,100 vacation savings to
help him.
. _ ..... ~.. . •, . . . • .
/f'ro• PnfleAl
STRIKE ••.
strike In Southern California and
another 12,000 ln St. Louil. Con·
tract talks in both cities arc at 11
standstill, and federal mediatOn
have set no new seesions.
"I am definitely determined;'
said Herb Becher,· another
picket. ·
Sallie Dix and Bev~ly Luplow,
. two other pickets. admitted the
long strike Is depreflfin1. ~·But I
feel what we are doing IS right,"
Miss Dix said. "It is a moral is·
sue."
Most or the pickets Thuraday
huddled around small fires. built
in oil barrels, to wa.rd off the
brisk ocean winds .
Miss Dix and Mlse l.Alp1owbolh
wore heavy winter coats and
. hats. Most other pickets wore
windbreakers.
"J am getting real aUacbed to
this barrel," one picket joked.
'Send Marines
To N.Vietnam'
WASHING TON (AP) -.The
United States should "land two
Marine dlvlstoqs in North Viet·
nam and keep them there" with
air and naval support until the
Communists agree to abide by
the 1973 Purls ,peace accords~
says Walt W. Rostow, former·na·
tional security adviser to the late
President Johnson.
ln a fil m ed interview broad·
cast today on the CBS-TV Morn·
ing News Rostow said that aa "a matter o{ conscience, this is one
option that must be considered"
by President Ford.an~~J{r~s ..
Ros tow. a professor at th'e
University of Texas, said the
United States -·bears ••a very
direct burden'' to aid embaWed
South Vietnam because, be Kaid,
this nation pressured the Saigon
government to accept the peace
agreement and promised aid.
Dad, 'Son Indicted
LOS ANGELES CUP!> -A belt
manufacturer and his 2S·year-old
son were indicted by a federal
grand jury Thursday on 24 c-ounts
each of allegedl y cQnccaling and
transporting illegal ,a liens.
. Bernard Cowan. president of the
Cowan Belt Manufacturing Co .•
v,:as rharged \v ith concealiog 24
illegal alic-n t; employed at his
plant on the fifth floor or his
building in the downtown ·gar·
ment distri'ct.
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V9L. 68; NO. 94, 4 SECTIONS, 44.PAGES, ORAetG,E COVNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL4, 1975 N TEN CENTS . ~ ....... ... ... .... .
~.1114'0 Me~ ··Orphans in County Hotnes
. By 'l'ER RY COVILLE
,. J I tlftMOl.llrP.itltMtff
TwO ... Vietnameae ~bans who
mlde .. .the dra)nal1c World
Alrwaya nlgl\( out of Saigon Wed·
netlday .are noW &afe and secure
WW\ t&ilr new families in Foun·
t.aln V1Uey and westminster.
When· two-month-old Doona
• Kim Le met her new Fountain •
VaUey.,P.arenta, Marie and Daniel
Marcb:llello. 1he was a:deep. . fr '{::{ '{::{
"She's Jllilt b .. u\jful .. said
Mrs. M urClitttllo, When lhe and
her h1,1ab~nd. met littl~ l<im
Thuroday qjghl_ at. Loo An&eles
Inter national Airport.
A westmilJAler . couple Kalbt
and Roland 'l'Jtile, &a.id ~lr new
daughter; Wtt"Jsdy Lee, wa1 most-
ly "overwhelmed."
''She bas no conc.,ix.. &he will
1tay here any ... Jonaer thlln ahe
staY,.eij in saraon or Saft. han-
1 ~-~· ":: * '{::{ • ,4 •
ci1co,"' TilUe said today in a
telephone inter.view . ''She
doesn't r,ealize this i.s her home."
Wendy Lee, wbo speaks no
F.lleUsh, has arrived in perfect tlhie for her rtrat Ainerican birth·
d8¥l ~~ will be (¥ years old Tuesday.
"Right now , everything Ui like
a circus," said Tittle, the owner
of a liquor store and a market.
··we just want to let her settle
{:{ {:{ {:{ • eris
Hinshaw F~e Backed
$6,000 for Corisulting Service -Cleary
'.'.:°BJ GllRY GRANVILLE
Of .... Dall, P'tlet St.it
tbe $4.000 lf&id Rep. Andrew
· Hips haw ~Y Spartanburg C.Ounty,
SoUth Carolina, in 1973 was for
COlllUlting services, Hin.shaw's
field:representative Chip Cleary
indicated today.
Htnsha.w was not avHilable for
e!dr:imeil'-on Spertanburi·'s
$1,0llt..rtddle either Thursday or um morning.
By_tG,\eary said he talked brief·
ly JI~ the Newport Beach con·
• , .
gressman Thursday night and
was j>Jd the May 22. 1973 pay-
m e.n t wai; for consulting
seryic,s.
JWwever, Spartahburg County
AsTessor J . L. Marlow said
Tttursday that Officials ' in1' the
southern· county weren't sure
wha~111.ey got fot their money.
Thl-Y paid .Oraii,ge ·CoU'nty
$2,045 for an assessor's computer
system .
The check paid to Hinshaw,
th°'!._.gh.: also ind~(!ated it was for
the same computer s~tem.
Cleary said Hinshaw told him
that he was called in as a consul·
tant by Spartan burg's former as-
sessor and "went down and con·
suited with him.''
"There's nothing illegal about
that," Cleary said, •·particulari·
ly because Andy happens to be an
expert in the field."
The R epublican co n -
gressman's field aide admitted
I.hat Hinshaw's consulting was
<See.KINS.HAW, Page A!l
Coast~P--air-L-end -H -and
Help ,Send Vet to Pick Vp Family in Viet
SAN F RANCISCO (i\Pl -:O.n
unemployed veteran who said
~ he'd ...... an eye to get his family'°'
o,t ol Vietnam new to Saigor\to·
da,y, tluoaka lo tbe gen......_t. of
uelderly Laguna Hills·mupte.
, '';leea! l didn't realize> there
. were these kind of Americans
1Ull around, as tight as things are
now.'' Randy Car.son, 28, said in an interview Thursday.
on tele.visioo and.a:av.e him $3,500
to pay most of his ~:tl'.pen$~.
''It's taken just. •bOQt. aU• our
mooey' .but this rs so important
1\'jlli ·ll\tisitu~ · OY<I' there."
siji!frs-. FaSi1, ,ISO. "We're 4lad
· · to bi ~•61e to -40'\eometltfngt for
people, since the Lord's been
gobd to us. T hirty years ago we
co\ll~a't even buy an extr a
toothpick ."
wife. Rose. their adopted son,
Kelly, 4.
Carson left R.ose. and Kelly
with friends in Saigo" last Oc ·
.t.c>Wt-w,ben i>el<.lllll,l~' .d or~ m . f N6ftllrop Airc!Hi.!Clte anned lb
·sehd for them as '.soon he hbd
the money. But he was-unable t.o
find work bac.k home, land had· to
live off unemployment insurance
and a ~mall disability cheek for a
Vietnam War injury to his back,
down."
Dolli ra~ilie:; have been wait·
ing seYefJl months to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan. And both
were s urprised and pleased to
leurn theirs were on the World
Airway$ flight that le.ft Saigon
without permission. .
"EspeciaJly after y.•hat hap·
pened today," said Tillie, refer·
ring to the tragic crash in Saigon
of a U.S. plane carrying orphans: * ~ * • m
The Marl·hite llo fi.lm1ly had
been working through a p1ivate
attorney since .-lober. trying to
adopt a Vietn<&m esc l'hild. They
had pictures of Kim before shL•
arrived.
Kim was one of six children in
the personal care of l\.1rs . Mary
Fisher, the wife of a Seventh-day
Adventist minister stationed in
Saigon.
The l\.1architellos aJready have {:{ * *
I
I a
With Carson as he waited to
board ... :a Paf!. American World
Airways flight to Hong 'Kong
were Lester and Laurel Fasig, of 5158 Avenida Dcspacio,
the cOuple who h eard of his plight
She said she and her husband.
77 1 both retired from th e
restaurant business, called
Carson at his Watsonville home
Tuesday after hearing he was
worried about his Vietnamese
Carson came to public atten·
tion after he told the Associated
'Press he was willing t.o sell his
eye for a transplant, saying :
SMOKE BILLOWS FROM WRECKAGE OF CARGO PµNE
Approximately Half of Planelo'ad of War Orphans Survived
Valley Ma11 Aboard
Victims of Vessel
"The only thing I've got is
myself.''
"We reel he's just like a son to
us now and we know we'll be pro-
ud of his wife." said Mrs. Fasig,
who cjrove to Watsonville with
her busb<Jnd and then took
Carson to San Francisco to buy
his plane ticket. He didn't re-
quire a visa. since he plans lo be
in Saigon less than seven days.
County's Jobless
Rate Jumps to 8.4o/o
•
$inking Identified Carson said he had talked to
his wile only orice since she gave
·birth and Planned to surprise her
· with a phone call when he re-
ached Hong Kong.
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of ... D.1111, ... sa.ff
More Orange Countians were
out of work than ever before last
month and the unemployment
rate jumped nearly a full point.
the stale D epa rtment of
Economic Development reported
today.
-
'11Y.-ALMON LoCKABEV
• o.t.y Iii ... -.u .. "'°' .The U.S. Coast Guard today re·
leUed th·e names of the four
J>einf61n· wtio perlshed Thursday
when the 36·foot spc)Hfisher Cin·
co ti,.oke' up in h eaVy seas in the
Gut( of £ali~orriia .
The victims were Willard Bell,
68, Bilboa I sland, owner and
skipper of the boat; Raymond
Fansett, 75, Los Angeles; John
Blan,~y. Fountain Valley, a nd
Ted Peac9Ck, Long Beach.
~Jl and F'ansett were the only
memben of the~crew who were
on board when the.Cinco depart-
ed Newport Beau:h, (or a fishing
tnp· ·Feb. 23 . The others had
'.
fl!iby''Mercy -..
""'~g.ht Set
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Pah ' American World
1\l.CW8>'1 announced plans t.od., for a mercy airlift or
400 South Vietnamese or·
Phans''an(f 50 adult atten·
danti out of Saigon Satur·
dfY.1 the biggest single
~ 11ve-lhe-b'abies night yet.
· -" l'fn llm spokesman
,1aJ,d JJ\e exact arrlVal aqd
I . \~epartµre limes for the big
c 'il:barjer je\ were berng
1-!'iJIO?rUllY wltbbeld "for
. l*url\y ~sons ."
Thef eba.rter was ar-t•Pd br \be Holt Inttma-
'llcnii Clilldren '1 Services
. fl( J:uklll~. 'Ore. It will fly
the' chbltfin from Saigon's
Tall'S&! Nhut Atreort to Beattle~ 9,056 air miles -:!!I.~ ·~eru ~l"lni stops at ppam,~ anc;t~ Honolulu, Lbc
~111-.satd . ,.
joili..ed .. the Cinco at Cabo $an·
Lucas ..
The four bodies were found
floating in lifejackets shortly
after 9. a .m·. Thursdaf about
three miles off the beach from
Frailes Bay, 39 miles northeast
ol Cabo San Lucas. The bodies
and•Ut(; Wre&age from the boat
wer~ di§covered by the crew of
the fishi~ boat Pe-~~Espada.
' Skrppets .of other (ishing
Vessels in radio reports said
the"re were only four persons
knOwn to be 3bo'hrd wht:tn tfie Cin·
co left Cabo "San Lucas early
Wednesday en route north to La
Paz.
Mrs. Hazel Bell, wife of the
. owner was en route to L.a Paz
when new·s of the tragedy broke
and did not learn of it until she re·
ached the Mexican resort.
"'coast Guard spokesman said it
(~ IDENTITIES, Page A!)
"She sounded a little afraid,
but the baby's OK," he said.
(See VETERAN, ~age A2)
DOW DECUNES
FOR ·sm TIME
NEW YORK <UPI ) -The
stock market closed lower for the
filth consecutive session today in
alow tradinj on the New York
Stock Exch8nge in the wake or
gloomy economic news.
The Dow Jpnes industrial
average lost 4.93 point.'5 to747.26.
Declines led adva~s by about
a seven-to-five margin, (tables,
Al5).
Prices were lower-in light trad-
ing on the American Stock Ex·
change. •
•I Newport Action
.
Nearly 67,000 people were on
the jobless rolls during March,
U.~._./QBLESS RATE.sOARS
T08.7%, PageA4
' surpassing the previous all-time
record of 66,400 in June of 1971.
according to Alta Eldridge. state
labor tnarket analyst. (The state
rate went to 9.3 percenL)
''The total rose 6, 700 over the
past JO days anp w aS up 29, 700 or
80 percent from one year ago."
shesajd.
In contrast, 704 ,300 countians
held jobs in March.
"Manufacturing and construe·
tion layoffs by local firms and
teimination of Orange County re·
sident.s who commuted to Los
Building Ban N~ed . """'" . .
'By WLA:RY KAYE
Of1N~_l"t ... ~
•request by a Newport Beach
environmental group to stop all
new conatrucUon on ondeveloped
land ln lhe city was turned down
bY a 4 to 3 vote Thursday by
Newport Beach plBMing com·
miasionen.
· nie 19qu~t. by·SIC!P PolluUng
Our Nftport <SPON);was pro-
mpted by concern oVer lncreas·
irig pollutJon ln the Upper
Newport Bay.
· Jean Watt·, head or SPON", said
the bullJ!lnc !ll~r.'!litl•m l'(U be, Ing souahl because ... drainaae
fif
I
Crorn properties surroundini the Ray Williams and Rall Seeley
·l)ay has griaUy contributed to voted against the commission 's the poor quality or its water. recommendation to deny the
Commissioners agreed that fre(lze .
water quality in the bay is de· Seeley'& vote, however, was
nnitely a protStern but pointed out based on the wording of the mo-
that legal ramific\lUons prohibit tion. He said he wanted a motion
them from recommending to the that inc)ud.ed "at this time."
city council such a moratorium. rather thin a derinite "no'' on the
Assistant City Attorney Hugh building ban.
Coffin t.oldthe commmission that Wb11e turning down SPON's re·
unless a zoning proposal is being qdest~ the com mission added a
considered that would change or second part to the motion that re-
prohibil cert~lri "land ~s ,;.4 e~:~·~~ U>e.:city council mor.atorlum could not I•~ "' ft bo •14bloshed ·111 next pul Into effe<l. . , ·ip'.':! ,n• · ~ ' ...-1" "b(k'on the ~io-
D!i&Pite C!lff lePJ -el. ' leia o "'ator <1)1.•IIl)'•in:lhe Up·
cort:imlssloners WUlta Ag e; 1 penpay... , , ·
tf. ~"'
' •
Angeles County jobs caused the
current increase,'' Mrs . Eldridge
said."
The cont inuin ~ slump i n
employment also spells bad new!S
for summer job hunters, the state
report indicates.
The county's seasonal adjusted
une mployment rate for March
was 8.4 percent, up from 7.5 per·
cent in February and 5.1 percent
a year ago.
The current national unemploy.
· mentrate is 8. 7 pe rcent.
"This w·as still well below the
10.5 percent rate registered in
May of 1971 at the height of the
aeros pace recess ion," l\.1r s.
Eldridge said.
"'Major employment losers in
March included : ·
-The already depressed con·
struction industry that dropped
by another 600 jobs to a total or
(See JOBLESS, Page A2)
Drowned Boy
Identified
In Newport
Newport Beach police today in·
dicated thc:1t· the remains of a
young teenage boy discovered on
a beach in Dalboa early in the
week are definitely· those or a
drowning victim rrom Norwalk.
Detective Sgt. Kenn eth
Thompson said that X-rays and
cont.acts with family members
definitely established the identi·
ty of the remains as those or
PbJJip Magna, 15 . who disap·
peared in the surf ut Sunset
Beach March 19 during a be41ch
visit with fri(lnds.
A woman taking ah early
morning stroll on the beach near
L Street on the peninsula first
saw the re.m ains floating at at the
1 water's ed11te . ·
Thompson said the condition or
'the remains made it difficult to
quickly estabHsb idcnUficution.
•
a 2-year·qld daughter, M<1r1!Sct,
who is excited :..ind keeps sayinff
.. Kim is coming to Live ~'ilh us,'
according to l\1rs. l\1ar('hitcllo.
Daniel Marchitcllo is a St.'<:rct
Service agent. l·lc anrl his wire
say they will kl:cp their new
daughter's full Vi c tnan1 csd
name. Doona Kim l..e. but just
call her ··Kim ··
The Tittles ha\'c three
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Disaster
Strikes
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Orphans
BULLETIN
Wi\SlllNGTON (A P>
Military sources said th.is after·
noon t here ~·as a ''derinite
possibility" that sabotage 1night
have caused the crash or a CS
transport plane loaded with
South Vietnamese orphans. They
said the cargo doors are so built
that the pilot's controls should
not be arfected If lhe doors blow
out.
SAIGON {U Pl 1 ,\giant U.S.
Air Force plane crov.:dcd wilh
Vietnamese \11ar orphans en
route to the United St:..itcs in the
frrst night of Preside nt Ford's
Operation Babylirt crashl.-d and
burned today in a muddy rice
paddy near Saigon. !\lore than
hair the 305 persons aboard were
killed.
The U.S. Embassy said at least
178 persons. most oC them or·
phans 8 months to 12 years old.
died '''hen the crippled C5 Galaxy
transport -the world's largest
plane -crash·landc<l 1A1hile try.
ing to make it back to S;1igon's
Tan Son Nhut Airport after two
huge cargo doors blew off in
fli ght.
An embassy spokesmen said al
least 100 of the 243 orphans
aboard and up lo 20 adults s ur-
vived the crash -the worst dis-
aster in U.S. aviation history.
It was believed at least some of
the victims \\'ere sucked out of
the plane when the cargo doors
blew off. s uddenly decompress-
ing the plane. Mos t passengers
were strapped in , ho"·ever. and
the decompression tore off their
elothing. A hospital doctor said
almost all the dead brought in
were naked.
President Ford had planned to
greet the orphans y,·hen the.v ar·
1ived at Travis Air Force Base in
Califorr.ia after a stopover <.1t
Clark Field in the Philippines .
Deeply saddened over the
crash. Ford !S aid in San Fran-
cisco: .. Our mission of mercy
will continue. The su1·vivors will
be flo\vn here "'hen they are
physically able . Othc1· "·ailing
orphans "'ill make the journey.
.. This tragedy must not deter
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Coast
Weath••r
Considerable cloudiness
Saturday with 30 percent
chance of s cattered
showers by tonight and
Saturday. Cooler days .
Lows tonight most ly in
40s. Highs Saturday in
50s.
INSIDE TODAY
Creating on original oailet
is on excillng challenge. but
there's anolher side lo al -
when t/1e perforrnance ends,
lhe dance u111/ probabl.IJ never
be done again. An Orange
Coast choreographer le/ls hou;
he ha.ndles the situation in a
story by Daily Pilot stc1/J
writer Jackie Hyman on page
CJ Of roday's Weekender
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Plane Crash Site ..
Scene of Horror
By PETER O'WVGHLIN
SAIGON, Soulh Vietnam CAP) -The pages of • Donald
Duck com ic book flipped in the wind.
A baby's bottle, a flight manual. cushions, clothing, and
molten pieces of metal were scattered around in the burning
grass.
Headless bodies were burled in the mud.
It was the crash site of a U.S. Air Force C:S Galaxy
transport that was to have carried 243 Vietnamese orphans
to the United States.
It crashed on tukeoff from Saigon today.
THE SUDDEN WHOOSH OF AJR out of the cabin of the
plane, the largest in the world, was the fi rst sign of the im·
minent tragedy .
Air Force Sgt. Jim Hadley, a Sacramento medical techni-
cian topping his two weeks of reserve training with what he
thought would be just a weekend flight to Saigon, knew right
away the plane was in a decompression condition.
··vou could sec it." he said at Seveblh-Day Adventist
Hospital, where he had been brought, muddied but unhurt
afterthecrash.,
"You could sec the hole in the back of the plane, you could
see the sunlight streaming in.
"THINGS STARTED FLYING AROUND. Eyeglasses.
i-ens. Pieces oC insulution ~ore oCC the ceiling. The pillows
exploded'. They were plastic lined.
"Thal we nt on for a Jillie while until the air stopped. By
'then the oxygen masks had dropped down.
'"!'here weren't enough oxygen masks. We had to keep
moving the m from kid to kid. We kept on our own because
otherwise you get drowsy and then you go out.''
An injured fli ght nurse said from a Jitter in the hospital
corridor, '· 1 think the kids were quiet because they 1i1.·ere get-
ting dopey from an absence of ~ygen .
"I don't know how long.,.vc'were in the air. We were los-
ing altitude. But we had plenty of lime. We had to discuss
what we were going to do.
"WE TALKED ABOUT WHAT DOORS we were going
out of when we impacted. We didn't stand by the doors. We
were feeding oxygen to the kids .''
"The kids were wonderful ," s he added, asking tbat her
name not be used.
··My folk s didn't know I was on this flight,'' she said.
"The children were beautiful. They were noisy when we
took off. They were scared, and they didn't like the straps
holding them down.
''They were silting two to a seat, six seals across. 12 to a
row.
"ONCE TJI E DECOMPRF..SSION condition hit, the kids
didn't say a word. They quieted down right away.''
fladley and the flight nurse were on the second level of
the huge plane, sandwiched between the top deck and the
cargo hold 65 feet below. All levels beld oiphans and their
mainly American womenescorts.
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ORPHANS. ••
children, Christopher, 7, Scott. 5,
'and Michelle. 3, but have spent
·several months trying to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan through the ! Friends of Children of Vietnam
. in Denver.
"l \11as in Sacramento Wednes-
day, signing some more papers,
when I found out she was on that
'.flight," Tittle said today. "She
landed at Oakland. they took her
, to the Presidio or San Francisco,
• theo we met her last night in Los
:·Angeles.·•
• The Tittles-a lready kni w-ttiey
1 were getting Wendy before the
, rapid events or the past two
weeks, and they had photos of her
beforehand. . ___ -· __
She came from a private or-
phanage outside Saigon. and
spent the past few days with a
family in Saigon.
"We only s peak a few Viet-
namese words, like potty and
'drink." Title said. "But we're.
ecstatic.·•
From Page Al
VETERAN. • •
Carson said in the days after
his story appeared he received
dozens of offers of money from
all over the country and Canada.
Some newspapers reported get-
ting letters with small contribu-
tions enclosed . A Rochester,
Minn., supermarket cashier sent
I her $1,100 vacation savings to
help him.
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DAILY PILOT
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Pfev<N<>I •n<I Puf)I>"'"
Jack R. Curley
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Thomas Keevil
Th om as A. Murphin~
Charl es H. Loos Richard P. Nall
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From Page Al
C5 CRASH
us but offer new hope for the Jiv-
ing," the Preside nt said.
The embassy said that in addi-
tion to the children -mixed-
blood orphans, most sired by
-Anleftcan Gls -the plane car-
ried 44 U.S. mission escorts, 16
Air Force crewmen and two
flight nurses on its flight out of
this capital threatened by a Q>m -
m un is t offensive that has
swallowed two-thirds of South .
Vietnam.
•'Many of those babies sur-
vived the crash beautifully,"
said a doctor. "I carried in one
handicapped boy who still had.
his crutch and brace and all he ·
said was he wanted to go p,ltty. ''
U.S. AID officials earlier re-
fused to allow the same group of
orphans to board a World
AirWays charter plane beeause
they believed it was unsafe tony .
with youngsters strapped to the
floor, as were some on the ill-
fated flight today.
The plane had taken ofr from
Saigon's International Airport al
4:15 p.m . after it had flown some
40 miles. Both clamshell-shaped
doors al the rear of the huge
fuselage blew off in flight, ..
evidently damaging hydraulic
systems leading to tail controls.
Those doors are large enough
for three jeeps to be driven into
the plane abreast and when they
blew off the air pressure inside
dropped instantly.
The pilot, who was a survivor,
said later this caused him to have
difficulty in controlling the
plane's rate of descent and abili-
ty to turn. ,
Maj. Dennis Traynor. covered
with mud but unhurt, said'thal he
attempted to Jand al the airport
be had just left. But 30 minutes
after he had taken off the plane
plowed into a rice paddy area
1ust short of the runwa~. disinte-
grated and burst into flames.
A Pentagon spokesman said
the fact the pilot kept the plane
level and brought it in to a crash·
landing so that many of the
passengers survived was "a re-
markable demonstraUon or fly -
ing s kill." •
South Vietnamese troops
moved in quickly to seal of the
t rash site, an area partially un-
derCommunistcontrol.
•
Heli copters supplied by the
United States to prosecute the
war swept in quickly, taking out
the injured first and then the
dead.
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Many of the corpse• were
babies who had been strapped in·
to the transport, which arrived
here earlier today carrying
artillery pitces and ammunition
ror government.. aoldiert DshUnc:
LO s tave off a Communis t
takeover of this nation which has
been at war for three decades.
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Resigits
SAIGON. South Vietnam (AP)
• -President Nguyen Vu.n Thieu
accepted the resignation of his
cabinet today amid mountln&
call$ for his own ous.ter and
declared ••our government Is
always ready to return to the
negotiating table.''
He added, however, "We must
attack and retake the lands cap-
tured by the Communists," -
about three-quarters of the coun-
try -and renewed earlier
pledges not to accept a coalition
government with the Viet Cong.
<United Press International
said he blamed the government
military debacle on the United
States.)
Thieu announced in a televised
speech that he accepted the re-
signation of the cabinet and
named the s peaker of the lower
house of the National Assembly,
Nguyen Ba Cao, to form a "war
government ... one that will not
ask to s urrender to the Com-
1 munists."
The broadcast came onJy hours
after a second roundup of sup-
porters of former Premier
Nguyen Cao Ky on charges of
plotting to overthrow Thieu. No
action was taken against Ky, who .
nine days ago denied that he and
his followers were plotting a coup
against Thieu.
"We must attack and retake
the lands captured by the Com-
munists," Thieu said. "The tem-
JX)rary loss of land lo the Com-
munists is different from the
willingness to sign a paper
formally ceding this land to
them.''
However, many military
a nalysts believe that Thieu
would find it difficult tO' go on a
counteroffensive and there is
some question th~ demoralized
army would react to a Com·
munist·led attack on the capital
It.sell.
Thieu also renewed earlier
pledges not to accept a coalition
government with the Viet Q>ng,
and:\said the only solution lo the
conunuing war is a return lo the
1973 Paris cease-fire agreement.
The Viet Cong have refused to
negotiate with the Thieu regime
and called for his overthrow and
replacement by an -aclm.ini&lra-
tion standing for "peace, na-
tional concord and sCrupulous
implementation of the Paris
agreement.''
JOBLESS ..•
22 ,SOO or 24 percent lower than a
year ago.
-The service industry re-
gistered a gain of 1,800 employes·
with the opening of two Newport
Beach hotels, several medical
facilities and Easler staffing by
amusement parks.
-Wholesale ;ind retail job&
added 1,600 workers with the
opening of shopping center addi-
tions in Laguna Hills and Buena
Park.
~A seasonal upswing in the
boat-building industry added 200
employes.
-Factory payrolls dropped by
700 to 148,600 and were of( 11 ,600
from the record level reached
last September.
-Aerospace firms lost 300
.employes. dro .. ing to a total of
62,700, or 5,000 jobs less than last
September's peak.
-Electronics firms laid off 200
employes.
-Trade · disputes idled 1,400
workers.
Employment gainers in-
cluded:
-The non-farm wage and
s alary jobs at county firms rose
by 3,400 to 560,900 oT 4.6 percent
above the level of a year ago.
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IDENTITIES
is not known what caUsed the
1 30·year old Cinco lo break up.
There was no evidence of an ex-
plosion .
The boat was powered by twin
diesels whi c h ruled out the
possibility of fire or explosion.
Skippers of fi shing boats at
Cabo San l .. ucas said a stro~g
northerly cu me up after the Cin·
co departed the cape and that
heavy seas were running in the
gu lf.
Veteran g ulf fi s hermen
guessed that the boat could have
collided with a whale or shark.
Ttie crew of the Pez ~pada
who discovered the wreckage
and retrieved the victims said all
of the bodies were In lilejackets
and appeared lo be In good condi-
tion. There was no lndlcaUon or
fire aboard lhe vessel.
Trucken Prole&t
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SACRAMENTO (UP.I) -
Dozens of big dump ~ki were
driven around the CapllOl Thurs·
day to protest whal.iDdepenctenl
operators called' lnCteased ef-
lorla by tho Team1Wr11Wlloo1o·
forai thrm to Join.
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'AMERICANS DON'T CARE'
Vletnem Veteren.Smllh
Former POW ..
Makel Attack
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ROCHESTEll'O Mlnl!, ([ll'-l-:-A Young Jlocheater ,..,.,..p bu
np «oubt lllat the $1,lOQ=•c•" lion 1.f.vln11 1?-.':.1 ·
C&llfotbla man · wlU.':1111:. .Ill
good .... '••••.thoush --••••financed Ila trip II> 'llelniril
to rescue bla.WJ!.• an<lel\lldfea. •
Dl'!11!' Myl)i'Om, w"""eama $3
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REFUG~. I AJfJ. •
NUMBER GIYEN
W ASHING'l'ON <VP]) -A loll-.
lree lelephono number. baf ~n.
e1labll1h1d for 'U .S. ~!tt.11111·
. eeeking lnformatlo~ or offering
. help to refugees in South Viet-
nam. ·~
The U.S. Agency tor Intern•·
Uonal Development aet Up t.be
: service. 1'
Sixty Al D oCficiall ._,,f!Unnlng
the around·the·c loeli '@;iler ~re
lier c~nter, offlclals l a1d. Tho
number Is a0o·424·ll80.
Fro• Page Al
HINSHAW.· ..
done while he was a U.S .. con·
... an ho11r :"l. a l,\lP,r.l!\,•rliet
cashier; . w.lred $1 ,100 '"" hid planned to u~e on a trip to
AustraUa to Jledy ~on. an
unemployed Yletnani veleran
whose 'wife and two IGDI are tn South Vietnam. ·-gressman rather than county u-
., '"'t · ;r, . · sessor. Cariott'a~PJisht bec8m8 kno't"'n ~ Spartanburg records s hoW that
when -The 6.ssoelal""~ re-in addition to the $6,000, Hinlhaw
ported the 28·year~d W.UOO-was paid $462 to cover consulting
ville, Calit., man's ot.f~t.'"W• !ell fees charged to the county .March
one of his eyes to·ratse.#le.rnqoey 23. ·
for air tare to Vietnam 1P.cet hi:s· , His successor as Ora~e ~un-..
On Uncon'cerr:i -'
family Out of tbe'war·t.omi'eOun· ty assessor, Jaok VallerJ@,, was
.try. •., ~··also paid $714 -!oi-conSUltin~ in·
He left tor Vietnam Thursday
pight. He told reporters that an
elderly Laguna Hills couple had
financed the trip with a $3,500
donation.
'Voice he subnlitted to 'Sp~H.an·
burg, March 2, 1973. . .. .
A former Vietnam pri.Joner of
war . has blamed "Americans
who don't care" for leaving
thousands of Vietnames e
children homeless.
Capt. Mark Smith told a group
of about 100 Girl Scouts,
Brownies and thelr ... parents at
Gill School in Huntington Beach
Thursday that, the United Stales
has turned its back on the people
of South East Asia.
"We asked SOuth Vietnam· to
sign that peace agreement and
"''e promised them we would
back them to the hilt, if North
Vietnam didn 't keep the agree·
ment,'' he said.
"We have not.
'·Two-thous:tnd youngsters will.
be cominf to the United States.
many o them as orphans
because Americans do not ~arc
and \\'ar is horrible," he con-
tinued.
·'I hope some of you understand
the terror of war and what our let-
ting them down has dohe."
Smith was speaking to youthful
scout members who have volun-
teered to wear bracelets for the
three service'men who-have not
been accounted for.
"I do not understand how we
cannot care about the South Viet-
namese,'' he said. "But I
especially cannot understand
how we cannot care about our
own people.
· Carson apparently did not
know of Mrs. Myhrom's con·
lribution before he left.
"The way things are, it might
take him quite ~ bti of money."
Mrs. Myhrom said upon learning
of the other contribution. ·
"It's entirely passible he'll
need more money.''
Mrs. Myhrom said she bad not
made any arrangements to find
out how her money was used.
"I'm not worried about it," she
said.
The $1,400 Mrs. Myht'Om sent ·
Carson was from $1.~ she. bad
salted away for a trip to
Australia this fall to "+islt a pen·
pat she had never met, but with
whom she bad been corr.pond-
ing for ·six years.
"I can't really explain why 1
sent Carson the money," she
said ln a telephone interview.
"I just know that he wants to
get his family out and lo do that
he needs money to cut through
the red tape. Money \alks, so
thal's·whal he needs." ~
Mrs. M'yhrom. whowaa born In
Rochester. said she hadn't done
much traveling and h'ad never
been outside the United States.
She said she didn't know whether
s he would be able to save enough
money to mJllce the trip now. -.
Tbe payrnenl£ to ,~., two
, Orange Countians came ilbortty
after Hinshaw abandoned his
post as county assessor when he
won the 49th CongteSSional Dis·
trict seat in November, 1972.
Later, Vallerga was appointed
at ffinshaw's suggestion by the
county Board qf Supefvisors to
complete Hinshaw's term as &S·
. sessor.
False Kidnap
Case Dropped
SAN FRANCISCO (AP! -:-A
complaint charging a Carmel
Valley woman a nd her fianee
with falsely reporting t:<{the FBI
. the alleged kidnaping of, ber
; small daughter and paymt?11t' Of a
· $50,000 ransom has been dis-
missed.
U.S .. Ma g is trate Richard
Goldsmith dropped the charges
Thursday against Susan Beaty
Young, 29 , form er New York
fa s hion designer, and Max
Adi'ian Hani:lley, 29, a self-
employed novelist, al the request
or the U.S. attorney's office.
Mrs. Young, who is six months
pregnant, claimed her daughter
had bee_n kidnaped by an extor-
tionist.
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For Insurance?
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Why' is it that insurance companies are the companies
;ruuloveto_l!alel, ~
TWre;are a variety of r.easona, b\lt OJl• that ceratinJy
ranks hi1h up 111 the industry's ilervous compulsion to port.ray
llMlt ,s the selfiess car· r1,.. II( all lh,or• good ror
hUULanity . ·
It'• not u11us,ual. oC courae, for any. company
with a product or service to ull to speak to us
about beoefitSl>eine con-
Money
Tree
ferred upon u.aiJ At the same lime there's a tacit understand-
lnathat"the se .eris goingtqbenefltfrom lhesale.
IN , OTHER WORDS, if we buy razor blades, it 's
becaU19 we need them to shave. However, we also realize
tbat lhlo purcbaje)•. going to l)!IP Gillette.
This quid pro Quodoesn'li!een\ to operate v..·hen it comes
to'lnsurance)_At leut~the companies -and their salesmen and-agen~ ~· a,e So buS51 tryinil:_t.&.make us feel guilty for·
not showering them with premiums that·we don 't have time
tqthink about the benefits being conferred upan the sellers.
· A 'su~Ce!Sfut life! insurance advertisement makes us
believe we are bei.Dg disloyaf to our families i( we don't hate
a strongbox filled with policies that few people can even re·
ad much less understand.
Other companies that sell to us make some attempt to
specify the terms of..saJe .• we a~e.being o(fered--sucb·and-
such a product at ·such·and·AUCh a price -and it will sup-
posedly ecc9mplish various things for Us.
The· insurance industry; on·Uie other hand. sponsors a.~
John Den'ter special on televisiOl'I and hires genial Eddie .
Albert to expJaJ.n: to us that the premiums we pay are un·
self°lshly ~qvest~d by "the companies to help keep the ·
economy going. Wha~ other industry wraps its packages in
the red, whjte add blue ribbon or patriotism? -
TR£kE~S. ~OT A word about commissions paid to
salesmen. Tht!re'~ not a Word about salaries Paid to top ex-
ecutives. T~ire\s not a wont about profits. Insuranc e com-
panies lead '-charmed.Ure : They're rarely subjected to lhe·-
kln.d of artaly$ea other comP.llJlies are. • ·
' Aetnzi 'Life & Casu<y~ one of the nation's largest in ·
aure.rs,-didn't ·b-ave a pal-titularly smashing year ·in 1974.
B\lt. It did well eDQugh to clW $1~ million in profits arter all
expenses and..,taxes . In 1973, when it earned $195 million, on-
ly~ companl.es in the country haclJnore profits.
The amounts of money Americans bestpw· on insur"nce
companies are so large· they're difficult to comprehend.
Prudential, for exampl~,i~Uect.ed ·premiumS of $S.4 billion
last year. Aetn~took in :to1.2 bi.Ilion in premiums. Travelers
went over the $j billion,·mark for the first time. Equitable
cpllected $3 billfon. Connecticut General took in $2 billion. .,_1 ,.
AND WE ~ti:; KNO" that the only reason they're
bothering wUh lbat cq1osaa1.cash flbw is that they are trying
lo Improve the lot ol m~. Eddie Albert to id us. ' ' __ ..
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NEW YORK (AP) -Mar<b solos
were generally weak for the naUoa's
four biggest retailers as unemploy-
ment and Inflation eontunued lo'hold
• down consumer spendin1.
Retults ranged from a 2.9 percent
decline in sale• at Sears. RoebuCk &
: Co., the nation's la'rgest mats
merchandise and catalogue store, to a
. 26.4 percent gain by S.S. Kre1c1, Co.,
the country's blggestdiscoont c:haln.
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' cent incraase and F. W. \Voolworth
.·.Co's 1\-f arch sales were ahead 17 .e P.:r·
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Dr. A.C. I n ~ersoll ot
l)le UCLA Dept. of
Engineering and Applied
Sclence will Introduce a
series of scie n ce
seminars al Suddleback
Colle,ee April~·
H is lecture o n
''Career s in E n g i-n~.:ing " is schedul.~ for 10~.m . in t he Science-.
Math Building lecture·
hall and is open lo the
pu_!>l!_c, without cha~ge.
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·oRAfliE '.f;OUNTY, CALIF,ORNIA
·By TERR Y COVILL.I!
. Of .. 0.11, ,,. ..... T'\'i.Yl~amete "'l'ha"8 ,who tt;l•ff th#' dramatic Wo r ld·
AITw_.ys lliahtout of Saigop Wed-
ne&dq!a~ now 1afe and secure
w:IULtbetr. new families in Eoun· ~~ ancLWottmlDJt.er ..
Wben iwo-mooth·old Doo~a
Ki.bl .J:..a. .m.et her new Fountain
V•ll.er.1>,lrents, Marie and Oanfel -,~µo, •!l•.~a• u lee..,P, • -. ·~· * * -7 .... J
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"She·'• jmt beautifu.I." s:..id
Mrs.· MarcbJteJlo, when she and
her hufl bit'1d met little Kim
Thund•r nllbt at Los Angeles
lntern1t1ooaJ:AltPOrt.,
A Westminster coup1e, Kathi
and Roland Tittle, salC:I their new
daughter. WJidy Lee, was most-
ly ''overwhelmed.''
"Sh~ has n~ conception she will
stay here any longer than she
stayed in Saigon or San Fran-
-tf . ·.::.:*' *
c.ilco," Tittle said ·today in a
telephone inte.rvli:w. ··she
doesn 't realize this ls hdr home. ti
Wendy Lee,, who speaks no
Englis h, has arriv~ in perfect
time for her first American bJrth·
day. She will be four years old
Tuesday.
"Ri ght now, everytJ\ing is like
a circus," said Tittle, the owner
of a liquor s tore Clnd a market .
"We just want to iet her settle
* * * • ens
.... ~·Hinshaw Fee Backed ... . .. . ·· ·. ·$6,000 for Consulting Service-Cleary .. ...... . ~r·GA"RY GRANVILLE
":-.' 'Of9itOlllr'°li.tsutt . .;,.... . ..
'Dft1 $6,000 .paid Rep. Andrew
J:llall!iaw by.Spartanburg County. ~Gar.olina, in 1973 was for
-c;onMdUat s~vices~ Hinshaw's fteJCl fep~entative-Chip Cleary
~lcld<ed today. . Pinlhaw was not available for
CO DJOl ea.t on-Spart anburg 's
·tf;,000 ..f'iddle either Thursday or
Otis morning. ·
But Cleary said he talked brief-11 "°ittl..the Newport Beach con-.. -. . .. -. -~ .. -
gres.srrian 1;hurs..day night and
was told the May 22, 1973 pay·
ment ·was fo)r con s ultin g
services. ~. • • However;Spartanburg COunty
Ass·essor J .L. Marlow said
Thursday that officials in the
southern ... county weren't sure
what they got Cor their money.
They paid Orange County
$2,045 Cor an assessor's computer
system. ' ·
The c heck paid, lo Hinshaw,
though, also indicated. it was ror
the same computer system.
Cleary said Hinshaw told hi m
that be was called in as a consul·
tant by Spartanburg's Carmer as-
sessor and "went down and con·
suited with'bim." '
"There's nothing illegal about
that," Cleary said, "particulari·
ly becaus e Andy1happens to be an
expert in the £iel'd"."
The Re p ublican co n ·
gressman's field aide admitted
that Hinshaw's consulting was
!See HINSHAW, Page A2)
Coast Pair Lend Hand
-,le fp Send Vet to Pick Up Family ir.i Vi~t
' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An
mJ,eD]ployed veteran who said
he'd.iell ari'eye·to1get his Camily
out·tf.:Vietni111>Qew to liaiaop:to-...;..W,~::f,hAiib fo th_e genero6lty or
an ele)erly Laguna Hills couple .
•• J,-..J l lijdn 't re.alize there w~ ,tffese klrtd ot Americans
still. ,_r~d. as tight as things are
"°'J .. " Randy Curson, 28, said in
anlntervi'ew T hursday.
on television and gave him $3,500
lo pay most of his expenses.
"It's taken just about all our
~ but,.tJUa iys so imp>rtant
with the situation over there."
saii:I \frs. F!isig, 60. "We'~e glud .
lo bei a ble. to do someLh.ing tor peoplt:~ ... ~ince the Lord's been
good lo us. Thirty years ago we
couldn 't e ve n buy an extra
toothpick.·'
wiCe, Rose, their adopted son.
Kelly, 4. •
Carson leCt Rose and Kelly wit!!. Ctieiu!s i11<.Sllieon last o.,
tober when he was laid off by
Northrop Aircran. He planned to
&end fot1·lhem as-soon as he had the lhohey. But he was unable to
find ·work back home, and had to
live oCf mierhployment insurance
and a small disability check for a
Vietnam War irijury to his back.
down.''
Both families h ave been wait-
ing severa l m onths to adopt a
Vietnamese orphan. And both
were surprtsecl and pleased to
learn theirs w~re on the World
Airwpya night that leCt Saigon
without permission.
''Especially aJter whal hap·
pene(f today,'' s-aid Tittle, refer -
ring tp_the tragic crash in Saigon
or a U.S. plane carrying orphans.
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FRIDAY/APRIL 4, 1975
The ffl architello Camily hud
been working th rough a ptivatc>
attorney since October, trying lo
adopt a Vietnamese child. They
had pictures of Kim before she
arrived.
Kim was one of six children in
the personal care of Mrs. Mary
Fisher, the wiCe of a Sevenlh·day
Adventist minister stationed in
Saigon ..
Th.e Marchitellos already ha\'e
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UPI T•leJIMW With ·Carilon as he waited to
board a Pan American World
Airway,s !light to Hong Kong
were Itestei-and Laurel Fasig,
oft 5158 Avenida Despacio.
th cdupte who heard of his plight
She said she and her hus band.
77, both r e tired from the
restaurant business, called
Carson at his Watsonville home
Tuesday aCter hearing he was
worried about his Vietnamese
Carson came to public atten-
tion aCter he told the Associated
Press he was willing to sell his
eye Cor a transplant. saying :
SMOKE BILLOWS FROM WRECKAGE OF CARGO PLANE
Approxlmatelr Hi.If of Planeload of War Orphana Survived
r•
l'alleg Maia Aboard
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.,.Victims of Vessel -· .. . '
Sh\tking 14 ~tjfied
By ~IJMON J,AKXAB EY
-~f'tNl'9Mt .... I' ..... Th~ u;s,:COas< Guiitd today re·
ltfled the names oC the four pe~ \iho perished Thursday
wbelt1be'G6~foot s pOrtfisher Cin-
co ~·w.tn heavy seas in the
Gult'i>f California.
:tii!o'"rict.ii;ns ·w~re Willard Bell,
48, )~tJ:r'a I:1land, owner ' and
skipJl<X:,)>f .. the Qc>at; Raymond
¥.lnHett. 7S,.Los Angeles; Job<I
Blaney, Fountain V.alley, and
T~ Peaco:ck, Long Beach.
• :Beti.'..od Fa.nsetJ were the only
memben of the crew who were
oO.liqa.{~ when the Cinco depart·
ed "N8"1>ort Beach r0r a fi shing
.lrl\i.:fel{. 23. The others had ·-. -~ -...
• rBab')(. Mercy
join~ tbe :Cin~o at Caba San
Lucas.- . .·
The· Cour bo:dles: were found
floating in lifejackets s hortly
after 9 a .m . T hursday about
three miles off the beach from
Frailes Bay, 39 n\ilcs nort.h~ast Or Cabo San Lucas:--The bodies
and the wrecka ge Cfom the boat
were dj~cov"red ~1 the crew of
the fishing bOat Pez Espada.
·skippe rs or other Cishlng
vessels in r a dio ·reports said
ther e were only Cour persons
known to be a board v.·hen the Cin·
co left Caho San Lucas earl y
Wednesday en route north to La
Paz.
Mrs ... laze! Bell , wife of the
. owner wus en rou~e to La P az
when news of the tragedy broke
and did not learn or it until she re·
ached the Mexican resort .
Coast Guard s pokesman said it
(See IDENTITIES, Page A2)
"The only thing I've got is
myself."
··\Ve Ceel he's j ust like a son to
us now apd "'e know v.'e'JJ be pro·
ud of his wife." said ~1rs. Fasig,
who drove lo \Vatsonville with
her husband and then took
Carson to San Francisco to buy
his plane ticket . He didn 't re·
quire a visa, since he plans to be
in Saigon less than seven days.
Carson said he had talked to
his wife only once since she gave
birth and planned to s4rprise her
with a phone · call when he re·
ached Hong Kong.
"She s'ounded a little ::afr::aid ,
but the bab:v's OK,'· he said.
(See VETERAN, Page A2)
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DOW DECU NES
FOR 5TH TIME
NEW YORK (UPI ) -The
stock mar)S,et closed lower for the
Cifth cottsecutive session toch:1y in
sloW trading on the Ne \v Yllrk
Sl()(!k Exchange in the \\lake of
-gloomy economic news.
The Dow Jones industrial
average lost 4.93 points to 747.26.
Declines led advances by about
a seven·fo-fiye margin , (tables,
A15 ). ,
Prices were lower in light trad-
ing on the American Stock Ex·
change.
Couruy's Jobless
Rate Jumps to 8.4o/o
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
ot'M o.ur ~'°' sutt
More Orange Countians were
out of work than ever beCore last
month and.· the unemployment
rate jumped nearly a full point.
th e s tale D e partment qt
Economic Development reported
today.
Nearly 67 ,000 people were on
the jobless rolls during March,
U.$ .. JOB~l;SS RATE.SOARS
TO 8,7%, Page A4
surpassing the previous all·Lime
record of 66,400 in June of 1971 .
according to Alla Eldridge, state
labor market analyst. (The state
rate went to9.3percent.)
·'The total rose 6, 700 over the
past 30 days and was up 29,700 or
80 percent Crom one year ago.··
she said ..
, In contrast. 704,300 counlians
held jobs in March.
''ManuCactur~ng and construe·
tion layoCrs by local firms and
termination of Orange County re·
sidents who commuted to Los
AngeJes County jobs caused the
current in crease," Mrs. Eldridge
said."
The continuin g s lump in
employment also spell s bad news
for summer job hunter!:!, the stale
report indica tes.
The county's seasonal adjusted
unemployinent r ate fo r March
was 8.4 percent. up from 7.5 per-
cent in February a nd 5.1 percent
a year ago.
The current national unemploy-
ment rate is 8.7 perl·ent.
.. Thi s was still v.•ell below the
10.5 percent rate registered in
May of 1971 a t the height of the
CSee JOBLESS. Page A2)
Mesan Kille d
Afte r Falling
From Campe r
From Wire Services
. -~~ight Set
' ·1il"ASHINGTON (UPI) .L.
Pan A m erican World
&rways announced plans
, t.QMy foi a o\ercy ilirlirt of ~ -SOUth Vietnamese or·
Pbani· end· 50 ·adult atten-
Cl&t1ts outt of Saigon Satur·
day.,, -the t:>i11esl single
aeye<ihe-~abte• !Ugbtyet.
"A Pan ·Ame spokesman
Some Want Settlement
A Costa Mesa m a n was killed in·
stantly Thursday when he toppled
out the rear or a camper on an
r\ri zona . hi g h way and was
crushed beneath the wheels of a
roll owing vehic le t hat railed to
stop.
1lld~the exact arrival and dti!llrt-times !or the btg
...., ... r:,>-jet were being
·-]IO<il111Y llllheld '.'!or _.mcy·rea.Ona .1•
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Douglas Machinists Divided· on S tri.ke
By KATHY CLANCY
OltMDelly ~"'"'" Some machJnJsts picketing the
McDonnell Douelas Corpora-
tion's Huntington Beach plant
want to settle their seven·week-
IOilgatrlke.
Otheis are:. delermlncd t.o st&)':
olflhe JOb until they get the wage
package they w anl.
"We are wJ IUna tO setUe it
now,'.' sald-,one picket 1'.ll=daJ. "Dul 1 am not sure the union
leaders are.
"You have a lot or r11 bbl&
,.j'O\l!el'l who yell ror a nicker." hf ••• •aiu. , &\it the same man alto ttl· \uonec.1; ··t au4!ss we have tbl&
much ~oney and time invested, which was almost identical to
wemi1btas well go all the way.'' one acceRted by the United Auto
otherp;ickets said they want to and Aer06pace Workers.
,~ ofl.tke job as long as it takes About 7,000 m embers are on
•to w!n tltilr Point. strike in Southern Calitornia and ~l''M95tl or us aren"t dis · another 12,000 in St. Louis . Con·
couraged," said Ray A!epet, an tract talks in both cities are at a
l~Yeat .company employe·. standstlll, and Cederal mediators
'Tit is a matter or eeonOmics -:-have Set no new sessions.
grass root , Pocketbook \.')am derinitely determined."
economics.' s aid Cl ay s~id Herb Bec h er, another
Brads l)aw, another picketer. picket.
"This i11 ,an tdeaf we believe in Sallie Di x. and Beverly Luplow.
and hope will.1ucceecl. '' • ,. ·1'°"'!':5 .Plf~tts, admitted the Th• strtten .. ell'meml>ln "')'• • ~•Is di~t~slng. <'..But I
lhll . [j\Wl).t111lnat ~llOll~ '· • ~l!ln-atl!(~cilili:i. richt,"
Ma«ilUnisU:, 'have tietn: ap ~ DiX s«t ~· r~ '8~'D)Ol'al 1s·
slnce .Fe~. 10. J;wo weiki aip 1ue.': '1 ' · ;· ,~ they rejeCla!· a ~ompany l ST ;.r1ge·A2)
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Mi10' E. Davidson, 53, of 2473
Fai rway Drive, s us tained ::a
c rushed s kull end multiple
broken bones and internal in-
juries when run over by the
second vehicle.
The accident occurred on In·
terstate 10 about 36 mil_es west or
Quartzsite, accordine to Arizona
Highway P atrol otCicials.
His companion and driver of
the camper, Rtcbard Yorba, 49.
also or Costa Mesa, told AHP in·
vesttgators he heard the cam~r
door ny open and saw Da vldson
plua&;ctothe roadway~
By the Ume Yorba could pull
over' and &urn a round le,> go back
to the scel\e, tho victim.had been
crusheQ. by al least one vehicle
which kt:pl goin1 ~ithout stop·
piDg.
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Tod ay's C:l4'Sing
N.Y. Stocks
c TEN CENTS
a 2-year·old daughter. ,_1arisa,
who is excited and keep!) saying
•·Kim i•coming to li ve with us,"
according fo lt1rs. Marchitello.
Daniel Marchitcllo is a Secret
Service agent. lie ::and his wife
say they will keep their new
daughter's full Vietnamese
name, Doona Kim Le, but just
call her "Kim "
·The Tittles h ave three
(See ORPHANS, Page A%)
-2 ~ * • -t
Disaster
Strikes
Orphans
BULLETIN
WASHI NGTON !APl
Military sources said this arter·
noon Lii.ere was a ''derin ite
possibility" that sabotage mlgbl
have caused the crash or a CS
t ransport pla ne loaded with
South Vietnamese orphans. They
said the cargo doors are so built
that the pilot's controls should
not be afrected if the doon blow
out.
SAIGON <U Pf I -,\giant U.S.
Air Force plane crowded with
Vietnamese war orphans en
route to the United States in the
first flight oC President Ford's
Operation Ba byliCt crashed and
burned today in a muddY. rice
paddy near Sa igon. More than
half the 305 persons aboard were 4
killed.
The U.S. Embassy said at least
178 persons, mqst 9'-Jh.em .or-
phan. 8 monlh•, lo lt'i!ars old,
died when fhe cripf>lcd C5 Galaxy
transport -the world's largest
plane -crash-landed \\'hl le try·
ing to make it back to Saigon's
Tan Son Nhut Airport. after two
huge cargo doors blew orr in
Oight.
An embassy spokesmen said al
least 100 of the 243 orphans
aboard and up to 20 adults sur·
vived the crash -the worst dis-
<tster in U.S. aviation history.
It was believed at least some of
the victims ..,,.ere sucked out oC
the plane y.,·hen the cargo doors
blew off, suddenly decompress·
ing the plane. Most passengers
were strapped in, however. and
the decompression tore off their
clothing. A hospital doctor said
almost all t he dead brought in
were naked.
Presiden~ FQrd had plann~ to
2Teet the orphans when they ar-
rived at Travis Air Force Base in
CaliCornia a£ter ::a stopover. nt
Clark Fi~d in the Philippines.
Deeply saddened over the
crash, Ford said in San Fran-
cisco: "Our mission of mercy
\viii continue. T he survivors will
be Oown here "·hen they arc
physically able. Other waiting
orphans wi ll make the journey.
''This tragedy must not deter
(SceC5CR1\SH. PaReA2>
Ornn!ft•~ Coast
... n ...
\\'t'al h t'r
Cons'iderable c loudiness
Saturday with 30 percent
chance oC sca tte r e d
showers by tonight and
Saturday . Cooler days.
Lows tonigbt most ly in
40s. Hi gh s Sa turday in
50s . •
I NSIDE T ODAY
Creating .an otfginal ballet
is an exciting cho.llinge. but
there's another iide ro ii -
when the perfonnance ends.
the dance will pr<>bably never
be done .again. An Oronge
C0031 choreographer tells hou.:
he handles th e situation in o
story by Daily Pilol sla/J
writer Jackie Hyman on p:igt
Cl of todoy's Weekender.
l11dt'X
Tti.¥iti.ii ,.,._ .. -...,.,. .......
Wt•IJ~
I' -At DAIL y PILOT c Friday. April 4, 1975
Plane Crash Site
Scene of Horror
By PETERO'W UGllLIN
SAIGON, Sout h Vietnam (APl -The pa1;es Of a Donald
Duck com ic book fl ipped In lhe wind.
A baby 's bottle . a ru ght manuul , cushions •. clothing, ~nd
molten pieces of m elKI were scattered a round 1n lhe burning
grass.
1-leadless bod ies were buried in the m ud.
It "'as the crash site or a U.S. Air Force CS Galaxy
transport that was to have carried 243 Vietnamese orphu.us
to the Un ited States.
It crashed on t akeo£ffror11 Saigon today.
TH E SU DDEN WHOOSll OF AIR out or the cabin of the
plane, the largest in the world . was the fi rst sign of the im·
minenl tragedy. . ,
Air Force Sgt. J im Hadley, a Sacr1:1mento medical techni-
cian topping his two weeks of reserve trai ning with what he
thought would be just a weekend fl i g~t to Sai~?n , knew ri ght
away the plane w as in a decompression cond1t1on. .
"You could see it," he said at Seventh-Day Adventist
llospital, whe re he had been brought , muddied but unhurt
after the crash.
''You could see the ho le in the back of the plane, you could
see the sunlight streaming in.
"THINGS STARTED FLYING AROUND. Eyeglasses.
Pens. Pieces of insulation tbre off the ceiling. The pillows
exploded. They were pl astic lined.
"'That went on for a little while until the air stopped. By
then the oxygen m asks had dropped dow n. '
"There weren't enough oxygen masks. We had to keep
moving the n1 from kid to kid. We kept on our own because
otherwise you gel drowsy and then you go out.''
An inj ured flig ht nurse said from a li tter in the hospital
corridor, ··t lhink the kids were quiet because they were get·
ting dopey from an absence of oxygen .
"l don 't know how Jong we were in the a ir. We were los·
ing altitude. But we had plenty of time. We had to discuss
what we were going lo do. •
"\\'E TALKED ABOUT WllAT DOORS we we re going
out of when we impacted. We didn't stand by the doors. We
\\•ere feeding oxygen to the kids.'' .
.. The kids were wonderful," she added, asking that her
name not be used.
''My folks didn't know l was on this flight,'' s he said.
"The child r en were beautiful. They were noisy when we
took off. T hey were scared, and they didn't like the straps
holding them down .
•·They v.·er c sitting two to a seat, six seals across, 12 to a
row.
"ONCE THE DECOMPRESSION condition hit, the kids
dldn't say a word. They quieted down right a way.''
Hadley and the flight nurse were on the s econd level of
the huge plane, sandwiched between the top deck and the
cargo hold 65 feet below·. All levels held orphans and their
mainly American womenesc~rts.
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ORPHANS. • • C5 CRASH
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1Tlie U .•. As.enc y !or lnlema· ' -• ·• ~:'I. SA IGON, South Vietnam (AP)
-President Nguyen Van Thieu
accepted the resignation of hi21
cabinet t oday amid mountin&
call$ for his own Ouster and
declared •·our government Is
nlways ready to return to the
negotiating t a ble."
yonal DeVetopment set up the A medical mercy ~·
service. . • tors , nur5e' and 1•r~in1=i!'i,
S'xty AfO officials ~ runn1ng plus aupplie1 Is belftl~re tl\e around·lhe·clock dlsuter .e-day by \he liile~li.G!! , ij .·
lief center. qj'flclats ·Hid. The Volunteers lo '''In , I~ number is llOO--Ul -11~. WU•Slraogled SJ\il.!ii(.;• , ,
He added , however , "We must
attack a nd retake the lands cap-
tured by the Communists.'' -
about three-q uarters of the coun-
try -a nd r e ne wed e arlier
pledges not to a ccept a coalition
.. ,
JOBLESS ...
government \Vith the Viet Cong. aeros pace recession,'' Mrs .
<United P r ess International Eldridge said.
said he bl a med the eovernment ""'Major employment losers in
military debacle on the United March Included :
States.) -The a~eady depressed con·
Thieu announced in a televised struction industry that dropped
speech that he accepted the re· by another 600 jobs to a total of
signa tion of th e ca binet a nd 22,500 or 24 percenl'lower.tb.in a
named the speaker of the lower year ago. · -."~~~....!:
house of the National Assembly, .....:The serVICe fndUslff.~re='
Nguyen Ba Can, to form a ~"war gistered a gain or 1.800 eri1plo)tes~
governme nt ... one that will not with the opening of two Newport
as k to surrende r to the Com· Beach hotels, several medical
munists. ·' racilities and Easter staffing by
The broadcast came only hours amus ement parks.
after a second roundup of sup--Wholesale a nd r etail jobs
port ers of f o rm er Pre mier added 1,600 workers wilh the
Nguyen CHO Ky on charges of~, . ..,opening of shopping center addi·
plotting to overt hrow Thieu. N9' "".Uons in La guna Hills and Buena
action was t a ke n against Ky, who.., ... ·Park.
nine days ago denied that he a nd -A seasonal upswing in the
his followers wer e plotting a coup boat-building industry added 200
against Thieu. e mpJoyes .
"We must attack a nd retake -Factory payrolls drop~ by ·
the lands captured by the Com· 700 to 148,600 and were off 11,600
munists," Thie u said. "The tem· from the r ecord level · r eached
porar y loss of la nd to the Com-last September .
munists is d iffe rent from the -Aerospace (irms lost 300
willing ness t o s ign a paper .employes, dropping to a total of
formally cedin g this land to 62 ,700, or S,000 jobs less than last
them ." September's peak.
Ho wever , many military -Electronicsfirms laid oCf 200
analys ts be lie ve that Thieu e mployes.
would find it difficult to go on a -Trade disputes idled ~400
counteroffens ive and there is workers.
some question the demoralized Employm e nt gai ners in ·
army would re act to a Com-eluded:
munist-led a ttack on the capital -The non-farm wage and
itself. s alary jobs al county firms rose
Thie u also r e neWed ea~rlier by 3 400 to 560,900 or 4.6 per<"ent
pledges not to acce pt a coalition abo~e the IHvel or a year ago.
governme nt with the Viel Cong,
and said the only solution to the
continuing war is a return to the
1973 Paris cease-fire agre.emenl. Truckers Protest
S ACRAMENTO (U PI !
Teams of :Ul!P:C1 :m,111>bflr1
have set yp·h•ad'l,Uort_eo.~t lhlo·
SheraU>n i,.e.wpo~_toscreeD·,
applicani..,:utd, ov·enee ett.orts·to '
Ulher me41cal •llPP1l1L • ~
A •Pok~lmllll1o'f'\IMJ Jlcnproflt.. humanll'nrlab';'oillf)UllllOil~lhat
las\ m~shiled.l\a.r_,...4.U:·
ing the 19t4 Hon'clur4.UMfrncSUi
disaster S81G a Pah~il~ Airwa~s j~ner \ft'lll l&aVe~"!As
Angeles International .~lrpo~
Su nday a,\ 7_:,0 p.m. fllf \lie .SOUl!i
Vietnam,:se capital. •..
Officla.b ol the 5'111th Viet-
namese consulate will be -at the
Medicalifl.headqu6rtecs'ln Room
6$2 Saturday a nd ~nday to
.. validate visas tor m edlcal
personnel who sign up for the
-trip.
About 30 of the 50 seats r e·
served o n Sunda y's P un Am
flight had been filled shortly
before noon today.
''W e nee d rn e dicines, an·
tibiotics a nd burn medicines and,
if we can't get enough donated.
we w;:snt to buy some," said a
spokesman for the organization,
adding that cash contributions for
the latter are tax-deductible.
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IDENTITIES
is not kno""'n what caused the
30-year old Cinco to break \IP·
There was no evidence o( an ex-
plosion.
The boat was powered by twin
d ieselS""which ruled out the
possibility or fire or explosion.
Skippers or fishing boats at
Cabo San Lucas said a strong
northerly came up after the Cin·
co departed the cape and that
heavy seas were running in the
gulf.
\l e ler an g ulf fi s h e rnlc n
guessed th.at the boat could have
collided with a whale or shark.
TONIGHT -;.
"MINNIE'S BOYS" ~ Coola
Mesa Civic Playgouae., nlday
and Saturday ,8:30p.m... •
"FEIFFER'S PEQl!Ll!i:' -
'Newport Harbor .ffljlit:ar'•nia depl. A,11dl1orli11n , Frl iiild'Sat. 8
P·~sue.ii!:cT TO FITS" -Soulh
Coas t Repertory Theat er.
through Sun. 8 p.m . Also Sun. 3
p,m .
FRIDAY NIGHT FJLMS -
"All the Loving Couples." OCC
Forum, 7 :30 p.m . Adm. $1.
KIWANIS TRAVEU>GUE
''The ·Kingdom of th e
Netherlands," Ru15 Potier, OCC
Auditorium, 8 p.m .
SATURDAY, APRILS
RODEO -Newpci~ Hartior
Jaycees benefit rodeo, Orange
County Fairgrounds, April~. 6. 2
p.m. Adults $5 , chlldron $2 .51>,
PHILHARMONIC CONCf)RT
-Los Angeles 'Philharmonic
Orchestra, Zubin Mehta cobd~t·
Ing, UCI Crawford Hall, '§:30
p.m. .~
SUNDAY 'APRJLC' ·•-
0 RANGE CO~ST COM -
MUN l TY SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA -Coocerl, OCC
Auditorium, 4 p .m .• Adm. $1.50,
Ar d Ban·dit me -. ,
Takes $500 '
At Mesa Slwp
One more in a lengthening slr·
ing ot Costa Mesa armed·rob·
ber:l.es occurred Thursday night,
when a lone bandit surpriRd a
lone clerk at a radio supply s hop,
takinli( nearly $500 in loot.
Richard A. Hurley, ,of the
Radio Shack, 2750 Harbor BIVd.,
told police the bandit :jiof»away
with about $110 in casft, plus two
walkie-talkie units and an elec·
tronic calculator. ·-.
He said the robber enteMd the
s hop shortly b e Core 9 p.m .,
selected merchandise and then
pulled astde his cout to display a
pistol in the wa istband' or his
trr,users .
f hi ldren, Christopher, 7, Scott, 5.
•end r.tic helle. 3, but have spent
6ever al months trying to adopt a
Vietnamese orpha n through the
friends of Children of Vietnam
us but offer ne w hope for the liv·
ing, ''the President said.
The embassy said that in addi·
lion to the children -mlxed-
l)lood or:p~ans, _rpost sir~ by
·Ainerlcan Gls -the·plane ca r·
ried 44 U.S. m iss ion escorts, 16
Air Force• crewmen and two
flight nurses on its flight out of
this capital threate ned by a Com·
munist offensive that has
swallowed two-thirds of South
The Viet Cong bave 'tef.used..to
negotiate v.·ith the Thieu regime
and called for his overthrow and
replacem ent by an. adm!nislra·
lion standing for "peace., na·
liona l concord and scrupulous
imple m entation of the Paris
agreement."
Dozens of big dump trucks were
driven around the Capitol Thurs·
day to protest what independent
o perators called increased ef·
·forts by the.Teamsters union to
for ce them to join.
The cr ew .of the Pez £Spada
"'ho d iscovered the wreckage
and retrie ved the viClJms said all
of the bodies were in lifeJackets
·and appeared to b·e in good condi·
tion. There \11a s no indication of
fire aboa rd the vesSei.
1'he victim handed ovet''the
moner as orClered. Lat.er, he told
Officer Rod Canington the bandit
appeared quite c~lm and collect·
ed throughout the holdup, •econd
at the Ra dio Shack ~it~ip a
month.
JI'! Denver. · · : . "I woSi'nraCi-afn-Crito-Wednes-
J)ay, signing some more papers,
~hen I found out she was on lhaL
f:ight," Tittle• sa•d today. "She
anded al Oakland, they took her
o lhe Presidio of San Ft-ancisco, ·
lhen we met he r last night in Los
:Angeles."
; The Tittles already-knew tllCy
:we re gelling Wendy before the
:rapid events of the past two
:weeks, and they had' photos of her
;beforehand.
: She came from a private or·
11hanage outs ide Saigon, a nd
;spent the past fe w days with a·
~family in Saigon.
~ "We only speak a few Viel-
; namese words, like potty a nd
-i drlnk," Title said. "But we're
:: ecstatic.·'
King Remembered
ATLANTA. Ga. (AP ) -The
'widow and four children of Dr.,
Martin Luther King Jr., placed
azaleas on his crypt today, mark·
·mg the s eventh anniversary of
.his slaying. King's sons. Martin
.111, 17, and Dexter, 13. placed the
:plants of red n owers against the
~marble tomb. a djacent to the
Ebeneter Baptist Church, "'here
:King once preached.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Aoberl N. Weed "'"'"'"! .... P\HIOf>IM•
Jack R. Curley
llkt Pf.-.l<Nnl •"" C..M••' ""' .......
Tttomas Kee11il
Edllo.
Thomas A. Murphine """••'"'II !Edi ....
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Charles H . Loo!t Richard P. Nall "-"".,.! """"•O•"O I.el"''
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I Tt..,,.Of'I 17.14> Ml-4J21 c~sll...fltcl Advtr11slng M2·H 71 • •
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Vietnam. , "'Many of those babtes sur·
vived the crash beautifully,"
s aid a doctor. '' l carried in one
handicapped boy who still had
his crutch and brace and all he
said was he wa nted to go potty.''
U.S. AID off icials earlier re-
fused to allow the same group of
orpha n s t o bo ard a World
Airways charter plane because
they believed it was unsafe to fl y
with youngsters strapped to the
noor. as were some on the ill·
fated night today .
The plane had taken off from
Saigon's inte rnational Airport al
4:15 p.m . after it had nown some
40 miles. Both c lamshell·shaped
doors at the rear of the huge
fuselage blew off in flight.
evidently dama ging hydraulic
systems le ading to tail control.&.
Those doors are large enough
Group Sure
Ford to Run ·
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Slate
Re publica n leaders and major
pa rty contri butors ended a
private m eeting with President
Ford convinced be will seek elec-
tion in 1976 even if challenged by
Ronald Reagan.
So m e of C al i fornia 's
most influential Republicans said
Ford reaffirmed that "I will
absolutely be a candidate in 1976
and I expect to win.·" regardless
of who opposes his nomination or
election bid.
''He wa sn 't looking ove r
anyone's shoulde r . he is going lo
run for the nomination,'' said
's t a t e GOP Chairman Paul
Haer le of Sa n Fra ncisco.
f 'rom Page Al
STRIKE ...
for three j eeps to be driven into Most of the pickets Thursday
the plane abreast and when they huddled a round sm all fires, built
blew orr the air pressure inside in oil b arrels. to ward off the
dropped inst antly· brisk ocean winds.
The pilot, who was a survivor , Miss Dix a nd Miss Luplow both
said later this caused him to have v.•ore heavy winter coats and
d iff ic ulty in contr olling the hats. Most other pickets wore
plane's rate or descent and ablli · windbreakers.
ty toturn. "I am get tin g real attached to ~taj. Dennis Traynor. covered k ·oked v.•ith mud but unhurt. said that he this bar rel," one pie et J . ··we may j u st have it attempted to land at the airport bronzed," said another.
he bad just left . But JO minutes The machi nists all adm itted
after he .had tak~n off the plane the strike h as hit them hard
Plowed into a rice paddy a rea r· . 11 ust short of the r unw ay. disinte· 1nanc1a Y. . . . l . n · On{' unmarried pi cket said he grated and burst tnto ames. . switched from buying expensive A Pentagon s pokesman said . lh .. 1 the fact the pilot ~~pt the plane t ~.~.~~r~~~~hasing e 12 or
le ve l. and brought IL in to a cr ash· Another said his family has
la nding so that m any ~f the qualified for $11 2 a month in state passengers survived was a re· . 'd the k ble demonstration of fly·• a~s1~tan.ce. Othe.rs sru . y are ~ar ~ .. dipping into family sav1pgs.
ing s kill . ··whal savings?'' aftother said.
Trailer Hits
Mesa Girl, 19
A young woman rrom Brea suf.
fered a broken leg Thursday ar-
ternoon when she Wll!I clipped by
a tumi n~ traile r while w•lking
with fri ends along Costa Mesa's
Mesa Verde E a-s t near Golf
Coorse Drive.
Poli ce s a i d Kathleen M.
Hogan, 19. was treated at Colla
Mesa Memorial ff05pital for her
injuries.
According to accident repol'UI ,
De nnis L. Ca sey of Oxnard.
driver of tho rig, told police it ap·
peared he had plenty of room to
make his turn while pauln1 the
pedestrians.
.. It was a lwa1•s hand lo mouth
anyway,''
One picket, with 35 years at the
C'O mpany and one year unlil r e·
tirement said . ''This is a heck o r
:! way to end up alter JS yer
years."
He a nd about five others all
said they "·ant to end the strike
now, but they did not want their
names mentione d.
"I've got to get back to work to
get some rest,'' one mansald, re·
fe rri ng to the household chore&
his wife has assigned him.
"l just love hancin.1 dr•pes;•
he groaned -~ ~
Some p ic k e ls carry lawn
chair8, bring food and U&telf.:t.O
t he r adio durlrig their el,11\l·
hour-a week picket d~. • "'
They also wal\ for "Stwlo !lie do~hnut dolly 'ol thee ctlering
truck" who slops by'perlodteally·
with unlon ·fur nlshcd retr'esh,;
menls.
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