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Home My WebLink About1975-04-17 - Orange Coast Pilot'NQ Phnoni Penh Bloodbath'· .. l Choppi11g Death ·1rvine -Residents Described By Unite to Capture • 'Ze~ra' Fig1•re . . . Robbery_ Suspect THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 17, 1975 VOL"· NO. 101, J SECTIONS, JI PAGES 'No Bl.oodbath' Enemr-Cheered ByC • ans By TheAssOciatedPress Cambodia, caused uncounted With white fl ags aflutter a nd casualties a nd dis rupted the li ves thousands or reside nL'i cheering of seven million people. the victors, Phnom Penh s urren· In Paris, a member of Cam· dered to the Communist·led bodia's revolutionary politburo. Khmer Rouge insurgents today Chau Seng, said th"at in some after a 31f.r:-month siege. cases there will be trials in the -1:he--c!apitulation-ended-fi ve---€ambodian eapilal but ~we will years of war that.devas.tated judge in a humane way. You 've lrvi1ie Woma1i 4ttacked; 3 Suspects Held Ang r y w it nesses to th e strong<.irnl robbe ry of a woman, 78, in broad clay li ght at an Irvine residential strct..•t c.·orne r joined forces \V cdncsda v to t..·aplurc th.rec of four teen a lie suSJK'Cts. ./The Uni versity lligh School studcnti;, a gc<l 14 to 16, "·ere ad- rnilted to O r"a n g l' Cou nt y ·Ju\'cnilc llall pcndingstrongarm rob~r\' c harges in connection \lo'ilh t hC purse s natch iilcidcnt. 1-\ fou rth suspect \\'as t..•x pcctcd to be in custody. or at least qut'S· tioned toduy :.iho ut his role in lht' I p .n1 . cpis odt• at l\1ic hclson Strc~t ;.ind r\s h ·rrcc 1.u ne. Viet in\ El\·ir;1 l\t . Rosson. ;:1 re» side11t or lh{' :1 re:i . \\·;1s knockl•d to the g round and r{'quirecl C'mcrgcncy treatn1 c•nt ;.11 'l'usti11 Community llos pital l)('forc• bc·· ing rele:1scd. lnvc~i ~a tors s aid ~1 housc,\·ifc w\lncsscd, the~ assault and rob· bery :ind ye lle d at the suspects, who scattcri.•d. Police Ofriccr Paul .Jessup said another passc•rby, .Jerry Kauf. rrnan. sprinted after the JJrin· cipul suspect :ind captured him. 1\ st'cond pnir of y;iln{'sses chased two fleeing youths, lead· ing to those l\\"O sus1:iect s' arrest by police a s hort tin1e later <:1l lJnivcrsity 1·1igh School. The purse \\·renchcd from r.·trs. R'osson "·al:i rcco\'l'l'ecl near the scene. Suspect Killed LOS ALTOS <UPI) -. A rob· bery suspect was shot. and killed )Jy police early today in a con· frontation fit 8 pharmaCY,;AOf. ficers suid t.h c s uspect, mark F'allon, 19 , o f Sunnyvale, DP· 1>roached one of them, bran· dis hin g n s hotgun. Anothe r policeman shot Fallon , who died al the scene. seen that there is no blood bath in Phnom Penh ." Seng said t he new Phnom Penh government would be neutral a nd nonaligned . but ''vigilant" in its uttitude to"'<:1rd the United States. Ther~ .. ·WCrc unconfirmed re· ports that Premier Long Borel fled in a helicopter. In Ban_l.!kok, Thailand, milit<:1 ry sourc('s said Long Borel fl ew from Phnom· Penh to Kom1wng Chhn;.1 ng north of the Ca mbodian capital :.1bout 2 p.m .. but his present location was·nol knou'n . In Saigon, the military con1 . m and said fighting tapered off across South Vi ctnaJO. u•ith the s ituation at Xuan Loe. the· bes ieged provincial capital 40 miles northcist of Sai gon , ';quiet.·• ' White flags and banners of sur- render f lu tter ed from every building and shop in downtO\Y n Phnom Penh to "'elcome the black-uniforn1ed Khmer Rouge forces. Rebe l ti-oops hugged Cambodian army soldiers and took· them aboard their armored personnel cn rriers for a victory (Sl'c Klli\1F.R, (>agc ;\2) Poll Calls Vote Split NE\V YORK (UP I) -Ir £or mer Caltforni a Go\'. Ronald Reagan ran on an independent prcs idcnlial ti <'kct in 1976 . he could spoi l Pres ident ford 's chunces or \~tin nin g, the Jlarris Poll reported todUy. 1\ sur\'ey o( 1.274 voters across the country sho"·cd that if Reagan ran on a C'Onservati\'c liC'kel. he could reccl\'e a s much as 21 percent of the \'Ole and thus split the Republican vote bet"·cen him selr ;.ind the President. In another election pair· ingin t hc survey, Ford tied Sen. Edmund l\1uskie (0 · J\.1alne), with 45.45 percent, Harris reported. ' . ,i ' tin on • e ID a •·· ·8D • ID Suspects Tied to 2 Deaths? By TOi\I BARLEY 01 lhe D•ily Pilol SI.Ill ,\ Huntington Bcat'h m<.1n is one of three suspects he ld in San Berriardino County Jail today on dual murder charges filed artcr --officers-ro und-tllc._ooay of a .\Vestminster security guard in the Victorvill e area. - ' • -. ' To11gf1 Co1nbat D11ty • ... ~ . ., • ' . .... • • • UPI Teleph010 Is rae li paratroopers armed \Vit h 1\116 auton1alic rifles patrol along the beac h past bikini -c lad g irl s and holiday_ cele brants a s part of tlie s te pped-up security on the observance of IsraC'l·s 27th Independence Day in Tel r\\·iv lod<:1y . Brutal Death Described SAN FRA1'CISCO (AP) -"lie kept chopping, chopping,·· the prosec ution 's kl'y witness testified in descri bing a brutal machete slaying, lhc rirst in a. series of random "Zebra "' kill· ings that terrorized this cit y. Anthony C. J-larris \\'Cpl as he told the court \V ednesday or the o.itta ck on Quita J-lague and her husband. Ri ch<:1rd. on Oct . 20, 1973. .f-ll.lrris ,,·ho has bt">C.n granll'<I immunity ror hi s testimony, s<:1id he a nd t\\'O defendants -l~arry' C. Grec•n and Jessie Cooks - s potted the 11 agues strolling in the North Beaeh area and forced the couple into Green's van at gunpoint. Moments la ter, a police patrol car passed and asked "'hy the g roup "'as around the \·an, llarris testified. J-le said Cooks told t:hem something "'US "'rong \\'ith a tire and the officers left. 1-iarris said the captives ,,·ere driven to an industria l area v.·he re 1-la guc "·as tied and beaten. fie said Cooks told hi ffi to strangle l\1rs. ll:igue, but he re· fused. · I la rris h OJS test i fi cd that Cooks. Green and the other defendants -l\.lanuc l l\toore and J .C.X. Simon -\\'anted "to kill '''hite dl'vils. ·· ..Lu rry gra bbed the woman by Wo1nan Jokes With Captor 1\""E\\' 'l'ORK {'"\PJ -\\llile a confessed bandit held a knife at he r throat, a plucky Ne,\· J ersey grand1nother orfe red the teen· ugcr candy and joked: "Look out. you're mussin g my hair.·· 1\:1 rs. Theresa Gc1·nan. 58. of North Bergen, ''·as held hostagr \\'ednesday in a sub\\'HY ear ror aln1os t an hour as a dozen po\lc('m_cn stood by h~tplesslr, afraid to rush lhe knife·\\·ielding youth. The ordeal can1e lo an end "'h('n the yo uth 's J~egal /\id at· l()rllt.·y rushed to I he scene i.u1d µe 1·s ua ded the then-sob bing youth lo s urrend e r . ,., her hai r ~incl took a n1a"t b{'IC knife :.111d took hc1· 20 fcl'l fro111 the van." Jl arris told the tou11 . ··11c raised it over hi s head •111d sli t'l'd d0\\'11 on her neck. lie k('pl chop· ping. chopping. "He cam e ove r to ~'here r "-'as standing and s a id , ''l'ou should have seen the blood gush out o( that devil 's neck.' lie put his hands over his heud and said , ·1 did ii.. ··Jl•ssil' took thl• knife ou t of l .arry 's h:ind s and s tarted ,,·ha cking the man.'' llar1is con· tinul'd. "J-le asked if I \\·;1ntt'd lo hit the m an. but I said 'lit:•s :llre <1dy dead·:• l·laguc survived the ,·icious as· sault . but his wife di('cl . Harris said Green lutcr offered him the dead u·oman's ring ror his fiance and he took it. llarris. the informant "'ho led polic·e lo the four defendants. suicl he attended meetings '''il h three of the n1 en in Simon's home in October. 1973 u·hc rc they dis· cussed killlni;! u•hile people. fie said Si mo n had a cubinl't <See BRUTAL. Page A:.?> Richard Jan1es \\»aissman. :\.I. of 8461 Lomond St.. l·luntington Beach, is cha rgcd \Vith the killing of Norman Ru ssell Oise\', 28. of 5491 \·all c cilo St .. \Vesti-ninster . \\·hose badly decornposcd body is llO\\" being cxa1nined by cor · onrr's officc1·s. San Bernardino officers said tixl ay that Ol sey·s hands \\'ere c•hopped off at thC "'li sts during ,,·hat appeared to be a number of uc·t i; of mutilation. The hands have not been found . \\'aissman and t ,,.o uthcl' llcfcn· d.ints huvc a lso bec•n charged ,,·ith the slayi n ~· of John lh~nry Gressman, 39, of Or;ingc. Gressman ·s body has not been found but officers snid today they · (SeeBODY,P age,\2> or:·:a :ast \\"t•alhl'r The Orange Coast ''·ill get a chance to cl ry out Fri· day. accordin g t o the \\·eather service. Fair and "·arrncr is the \\'ilY it"s be · ing called. \\•ith local gusty \\·inds. 11 ighs in the fiOs. Chance or rain decreasing to less tha n 10 percent tonight. 11'"S IDE TODA y · The cause of Ille Jan . :.! pJane cra!-ih ft·h ic·lr too~· Ilic liues of Holboo 1nillio1101rl' LeRoy Penhall. hi.~ 11:1/c ond lhree olllers may rlf•11er be 1111· ro i..-erect. See Page Bil. Al Ytlll' s,e,v;ct AJ Er..,. eomtMclt (J L.M . hyd B• c.111or..i1 AS ci.n11;..i c1t -1• Comic:1 C4 CroH-•d C4 0.11111'1011<11 Al? f l llor11I PllJl' .<lt fnt1rt1lnme11l Cl f iMllC• 8 ... 1 "OlllKO" Ct 111termi11loll Ct .<lnnLIPMterl Cl Movios Ct M<ltwl F1111d1 II• .... , ...... 1 ....... .1.4,ClO 0<•119" ce11n1y All·U Poop!• c l·l PTA CJ !>yl•I• Porter DI Spon1 Ci·I SIO<.lt Mltklh 8•·1 Tel1w11lon (II r11 .. 1er1 Cl w111111~ A• WOrldM1w• .1.4.Clt • A 2 DAIL V PILOT s Tt11.1rsday,Apnl 17.1975 Offshore Drilling Still 'Go'-Ford \VASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Ford says "the timetable will be adhered to'• for leasing oil t'xploration and th.•vl·lopmenl ,;ghls off the Califo1·nia toast. . f'ord made his cominents Wed· nfsday in re::;ponse to a question at ~1 meetl.ng or lhe American Society or News paper Editors. lie was nsked, ·''Is il still your administr8.tion 's belief that these oi l r eserves ott So uther11 California must be tnpped ac· cording to the present Interior Department timetable, and tha t the delay would be h11rmCUI?'' Ford said his_ administration believes the Outer Continenta l oi l . ' .J UPITel.-e fields m ust be developed of( ult coasts. "I gel very concerned whe n I see the dangcl'ous trends o( o\lr c rowing dep_cndence and worsen· ing dependence on overseas ship· ment~ or oil, when at the sumc time I liee some actions that you have ind.icatcd might be taken to preclude the federal government from developinc Outer Contincn· tal sources of oil," Ford said. The President referred to the threate ned s uit by Los Angel'!s to delay the leasing timetable, and the opposition or the state's U.S. senators. Democrats Alan Cranston and John Tunney. Ford ,said he g~ts concerned, "\Vhen I sec other a('lion of in· dividuals. or groups, or units of government trying to s lO\li dO\\'n a nd in son1e instances, stop the installation, :ind the production or nuclear pov.-er plants." Jl e S<Jid he does' not question the motives of critics of hi s energy self-suffi ciency goals and plans, but added: "J challenge whether it is wise rrom our na- tion's future strength to handicap our-· development of a sound energy progran1 , which is in our national interest.·' Ford "''as asked if that meant the timetable -opening the ~heir off Southern California this yc.ir for exploration and to full d1;1Jing by 1979-\\'as still in effet·t . .. The tirnetable will be adhered to." th e President said, "but \\'t' \\'ill ~lrict!y abide by the l.J\\"S of this country. 1\s far as I knO\\', there is no change in that timeta- ble." Cranston, Tunney and various Californi a officials objected to leasing the offshore land until the state coastline plan is completed . From Page A I KHMER ... parade along the waterfront. Weeps for Father Governmen t gunboats s tea m ed up a n d down the l\.1ekong and Tonie Sap rivers on the east · side of Phnom Penh, hoisting white flags and bann~rs. Little Debbie Mellon cries silently on the fla g presented t o her mother in Dallris after the funeral of her father, Capt. Edgar l\1elton, who died April 4 near Saigon when his pl ane cras hed \vhile taking part in Oper ation llabylift. "The while flag means cease· fire," an officer said, adding that display of surrender flags had been ordered by the Cambodian military comm and. From Pnge Al BRUTAL ••• containing two long knives. <.ind three hand guns -a .357 magnum, a .38 caliber snub· nosed revolve r and a .32 caliber uutomatic pistol. Thirteen persons were killed und seven \vounded during the '''intt'r of 1973-7 4. 1\ll of the street :.ittacks in volved "'hit.e victims :.irid black assailanls. The four defendants are charged with three of the murders <.ind four as· -saults. 1'hc killini;?S became known as · •·zebra·· because of the police riJdio frequency used in the case. Rocky Head s Home TOKYO (AP) -Vice Presi· dent Ne lson 1\. Rockefeller headed for \Vashington today s atisfied th at his attendance at the funeral of Chiang Kai·shek rcn1ovcd <.1ny suspicion that the Un ited States is soft-pedaling re· l<.ilions with Tai'ol.'<Jn. Du1ing a s topover in• Tokyo, Rockefeller tliscloscd that he deli vered a 1nessagc from President Ford to Premier Chiang Ching-kuo, the generalissimo's son and the real pov.:er in the Nationalist govern· 1nenl. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT l "t 0•.)11'10 (D•~I O••IJ l'lk>I, ""111-(1• ••<O"'- p,.,..!•_.. b• l""°'""<>i' (o.>" Pwt>l•"'•"fl (ompan• S<P••l•<'lt•t-•••• PYl>I"""" -Of lh1ou9h ,.,....,, I« C...t• ,,,..._._ ,.. . ..,"°'' IY.o<.". ttunt incilOft llc4.t"/I .....,, I~•" \rlliOf. ''""~· S1<1<1•ftwl<• \1111•• 11><1 L-.Q ...... &t·.c•v!oouth (Od•I ... "''''"' ........... . n1111on b PYlll'""'<l l>ot<t•O••• •"" !turl<liov•. ,...., P'•"''INI ""l>l''"'..cl pMnl i, 411 lOO ""'' 01Y Shffl, C.O•!t ~>•, (11,1o•nl1 ei,,.. Robert N . Weed Ptf•l!Hnt •"" P\lbl••N:< Jack R. Curley \l>Ct P•t'""'"' •M Oonor•• M.!""00' Thomas Kecvil Thomas A . Murphlne Min•"'"" lon<>< Charles H. Loor. Richard P. Nall "''"''""' Mon1<1•nQ l:Oot~·. Offices l <l\11 ~·• UOV.o\I II.>, ~h~'I ,.~ .. -·I.\<'"" lllJNowl'O•I Qo...•~•••d L•-e.. .... 11, I IM C.-•••Sl"'"' "'""''""'"" fh •• " 119'1 ~""'" llou•t·~•d i.-teMc ~ 1111~, 117(11 LI I'•• ll<t.ocl 1ISl10 0•~i10F•"-"''' _ Teleptlone (71•1 M2-4l21 Cl~ssi lit!d Advertising Ml·S67t $-ION( k \11lllJ NfW>Olht. UI~ O••n~ (<1;,,1 l>wbl""'"'I (D"'P.,,, No NI<•'*'"''· lll•"l'lh""~· to1!D<'••l "'•!Tt• 01 1<:1v~•l••••mpnl\ "~'"" m•w I>• ••11•11'111<tt<M1> .. 0fl a l «'P•••QMO*IW', S.lO"<I <I••• Po•l•Q• """" .i C<t•I• Mf W, ~,,1.,.,.1. :."~""'""'b1 c ...... u .oo"'°"'n111 "' m•ll \.<1.00 Morl!htr. ""''"' r ~l•fltli.ti• ».Of "-1111• Mesa Girl, 12, Held in Knife Slash Attack A 12-yea-r-old girl who escaped Costa Mesa police once Wednes· day after allegedly slashing a classmate w ilh a knife is in Orange County Juvenile Hall lo· day. The victim, al so 12, was slashed on the thumb while run- nihg3way aiid trying to rend off the blade, which ripped a poncho she was wearing, according to police. She was treat ed and r eleased from J.loag Memorial Hospital following the aft ernoon episode at Hamilton Street and Meyer Place as she a nd a boy classmate "'alked home from Rea In· termediate School. The alleged attacker was ap· prehended a t her home shortly· before 8 p.m . by Officer Richard Rosser and admitted.to juvenile hall to fa ce charges or assault with a deadly weapon. Patrolman J ohn Pherrin had gone to pick up the suspect earlier. but said she .and two young companions fled out her bedroom window and escaped after ·clambering over a brick wall. Red Fleet Viewed SAN FRANCISCO <UPI) -/\ large Sov iet fi s hin~ fl eet is mak· ing its regular cruise up the \Yest· Coast a nd is orr the Golden Gate, the Coast Guard reported today. The Soviet fleet is in int erna· tional waters and is fishing for hake. a species not sought by U.S. commerci<•I fi shermen. U n armed s oldiers in an armored pers onnel carrier drove along a boulevard shouting ''Br avo" and "Peace." ·Some shooting was heard, but it came from o th e r Khme r Rouge soldiers firing jubilantly into the ai r as they moved among crowds or welcoming citizens. ''There are no words to express my joy at the reports that the Khmer Rouge have li berated Phnom Penh," Prince Norodom Sihanouk was quoted as saying in a telephone interview from Pek· ing. ~ Asked by the Jae,an Broadcast· ing Corp. ·rfBCuifew had been imposed on the city, Sihanouk, nominal leader of the in~urgents . Said, "No. no. As a matter or fact people came out into the streets to welcome our forces.'' However, Si hanouk, ousted five years ago as Cambodia's chief of state and who has since served as.-J.ilula r head of the Khme r Rouge government in ex· ile in Peking. indicated he did not plan to r eturn in the near future. Tanjug, the official Yugoslav news agency, reported a state· ment from the prince that while he remains Cambodia's chi c( of state, 45.year-old Khieu Sam· phan, his deputy premier a nd chief commander or the .. Armed Force of National Unity in Cam· bodia ," would execute direct power in the country along with the Khmer Rouge. Sihanouk said he would con- tinue to represent Cambodia abroad and would guarantee "Cambodia policies or nonalign - ment." l\.teanwhile. the commander o( the Khmer Rouge forces in the Phnom Penh area, Gen. llem Ket Dara, established his head- quarters in the Information Ministry building in the Cambo- . dian capita l. Too Sqt•irrelly Officia/,s Cari 't Pick Animal HARTFORD, Conn. (UPIJ -The.debate raged for two hours. Some lawm akers argued the gray squirrel ought lo be Connecticut's state animal. Others said no. it should be the white tail deer. Some insisted on the sperm whale. Finally, the s tate Senate voted 21·13 lo make man the official s tate animal. }fowcver, the senators later voted to reconsider the matter, then killed the entire issue of a st ate animal for the rest of the session . ~1aking man the state a nimal was Sen. Davi<;! Neidilz' id ea, and the other lawmakers broke into laughter when the clerk read his amendment. "This isn't very funny,'' Neiditz said. He said a human being was the one creature the legislature and the state shoU ld be most concerned about. • • Fro• Page !tl BODY : .. "'. , are s atisfied his remains .Were disposed of in the same urea. Olsey, Grt>ss mun and Waissman all worked as set.•uri\y guards ut the 1,luygirl b3r in Garden Grove. Hut ofriccrs today refused to torn mcnt on the motives for the ki llingi!S or on lhe possibility that thei r mutual employment \\'{IS involved in lhc s layi ng:;. licit( \V\th \\'uissman ou the dual murder thargcs al'c: ~1 0 Don1:tld \Y aync lll<1nsl·lt, 32, of Garden OroVc and t.11ke Austin, 34, a U~S. Marine Corps scrgc~nt Crom \'ump, Arhr:. Sheriff's officers said a fourth suspect, Dale BlnnsMt, 2Q, of Yorba Linda has also hl."en jailed in the same invt>stigation on charges of being an aec~·ssory to both murdl'rS. Austin also \\·orked us u Sl't'uri· ty guar·d at thl' Pluygirl bar. DonHld Rlansett \V<IS idcntifil·tl today as the. former manager of th<' Gurdcn Gro\·e tuvern. San Bernardino she1iff's Sg1. Don llardv s aid his in\·('stigators \\"Ol'king ·,,·ith 0 1·angl' Count y Sh<'riff's officers found Ol se v's body last Sept. 8 in the El tt'lir~).!c Dry Lake area south"'est of \'ic· torvillt'. ., I-lardy said Olsey "'as shot t\\'ite in the head \\)th .-i shotgun and twice i.n the head \\'ith a .45· caliber pistol. • • Snaog .Devices NO~· Jtehate , Plan Proposed SACRAMENTO (/\P) -Two State legislators unveih:.'<l legisla· tlon t odny to rel1nbur~e un cstimnled l .:i million Callforni:l motorists \Vho have already 111· stalled u t·ontrovcrslal smog de· \"ire on their cars. Democratic A~scmblyman Terry Goggin a nd $qn. Omer Rains said auto manufac~urcrs \\'Ould pick up cost of payin1 back the motorist5 oYdered by law to install the devices on 1966-70 cars. 1\t nlost. Lhe automobile in - dustry would have lo pay $75 million in the form or a Cive-ycaJ' 4.5 percent ne t income tax lhal Goggi n· sui d could not b e transferred into the cost of new "'t'ars. llai1u;, a Venturn la\vrnUker. is lhl' author or rela ted legislation affecting the SO ·l'llllcd .. NOx de· vices'' now on Gov. Edmund Bro"'n Jr. 's desk, Ruins' bill would repeal a man· d:ilory program requiring that the devict>s be installed on 1966·70 t'ars in six Southern California ('ounties under a licell!ie plate digil-bascd systen1. CJo ggi n <1uotc d s tal e Air Resources Bourd eKtimates that. unothl'r two million Callfornl1.111s need 10 instull the devices, which l'ontrol oxides or nitrogen CJUlJ)ut . if the Rains bill is not signed into law . As\{ed if he had uny indication of· \\'hl!thcr Brown would sign his bill , R•ilns said: "I um convincctl the ·go vernor has yet lo make ~ comn1itmtlnt4 one way or the other." Goggin said the new legislation he is proposing ··removes tht· hardship already caused by the NOx. retrofit program for the "'orking men and y,•omen ar;id re· tired pt•J'SOllS Of the state Who have alrc:id y complied with the la"''·" Goggin \\•as as ked \\'hY he \\•as introduc int-:: th<' bill nO\\' \\'hen he had nu \\";_1y of knowing•\\•hether Rrn\\'ll \\'O~ild a('t ually sign the tl:iins repeal bill. Gocgin s aid un 1\ssc1nbly bill de;idlinc required introduction UO\V. J'vl eanwhile Br0\\'11 has been told by his toP envir\lnmcntal ad· vis('r [hut the NOx antismog de· vict' progra111 for older Southern California t•a rs n1ay be unen, rorreahle. it v .. as re1>0rtC'd today. This Frigidaire Heavy Duty Washer can .sie rive_r dependa.ble. t r ouble-fr ee perlormance with its heavy duly motor and other components u sed in Frigidaire Commercial Wa shers. You can wash permanenl press. cottons. • and heavy work clothes efficiently. or reduce wear on dehcates with Normal and Gentle Wash cycles. The matching Frigidaire Dryer lets you dry up to 18 pounds of laundry alt at once. With lhe turn or a dial. match the drying lime to the type of load. inctuding permanent press and knits. s399•s FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER Thi s space·snv1ng Fr1giOa1re Laundry Cen1er co mbine s a family-size washer and dryer into a ~ingle slim cabiner. Plugs 1n10 any se parate ~ 5 amp conventional household c1rcuit . LCT·IZD • • . &~ .W@M [( ®~!fwn@@ .(~t a problr1n? Tlrf'n wrilr Po1: Ou11". Pal will cut ri>d .[Qt*. gt!f I.lie) n an1J"wt'rt arid 0<." 11011 ll(lu 1wed Joi 11blVt IMqull~I h1 r1ove rn1nent and bu1dt1~.t1 . j\.foll 11r111r c11~.,rlo11• to l•at J)1111n t A 1 Y ou r Se rvlt·e , Orar1y1! Coatl f)a 1111 l'ilot, I-' 0 IJo.r 1500. Cu.~ttJ M('Stl. C A 92626. l 11c/uclc Y(ill ': !elcpltont 11t1t1ibc:r. DEAR PAT; I have heard of an orgftnization called fo"ticnds for All -Children. I believe it helps pt.'Oplc with adoptions or Viet- namese children. Please tell me how I ('an go Ubo ul adopting onu of these bubi~s. Wh ut urc the re· quirem cnts. and how much will it cost? J . T .. Coron~ dcl M ur All Vi c lnamclj;e orphans re- -cenlly transported Lo the United Slates had humeli before they de- parted their homeland. Due to the current confusion, definite in· form at ion IS Im possible to ob· lain. All Inquiries are beln& directed to the Orange County • Department uf Social Services, Rhone K34·43?1 . Basic inrorma· lion, with call -backs llSsured can be attained through contacting this office. Other organizations Involved I• the adoption of Viet· aamese children Include : Catholic R e lier Services, 350 'Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10001 ; Friends for All Children, +c5 S. '8th St., Boulder CO 80300 ; llolt ,... ~doptlon Program, Inc., Box ,. 'Z4 2t, F.ugene OR 91402; -Traveler's Aid International Social Service of America WAIF, 345 E. 46lh St., New York, NY 10017, and American Council of Voluntary Agencies for t'oreign Service, Inc., 240 Park Ave. 111urse1ay.Aprll 17, 1975 Gr8'1d J111-y Rips Vote , " · c:ount y registrar or voters, said clCC'ti(>ns u1uJ volt•r rc:,tric·lions . By "'ILl,IAM SCllR EIBER s aid. ''On<!' of t he arens ol 1 1 h t i co t1 0;11woo11,,1i.t~• grc~1tesl abu~c jn lhc _gcnl'~ul toduy the jur•y ri11dln cs ;:il'e cor· ·' C Jllry rt.•po r s 1 • ( •·· t reel but <·laimcd n1uch of the pr\·hc ns i\'c :ind i1cc 11r att·.·· Thouliands o people may •I\.! area or impro1>e r re..:1str:1 1011 ~ d 1 ' · · blu•n• mus t l>c 1>la<·A·' on dc•ri-i\Iai·crs:11d ,l·o11c·l'd111g c11u y rl'· rr-audulently registered to vote ih lies with the deputy registrars .... 1..-..... • 1 I cienl stute <1nd local clcctiori J.(ist rars arf.' not fan1iliu1;'1.C(J \V il l Orange County hccuus<• < eputy themsel ves. laws·. Cicction codl·s in 1 h(• <·ou nt y. registrars or vot(•rs a rc poorly "Qualifications for , :ind cduc:i · f d I h. ff" t · d d u"'lt"f1·e<I t"•·<·ou11ty 1· rd puty rc .. ·islr·•1·s a1··· llcsu1·dll1•.l·•\vs·do11otrMlU0 1·e Jlulf\1 .iyt·r Lll·l'll Cl 1s o 1l.t'. ra1ne an q .. . "~ ion o 1 c .. .. ... '" .. """ l ·d w d I I kl ·• deputy r•'"t"st rars to be taunht ~:1yin g mur1· lh:1n 100,001 rc -Grand Jury lil"U · c nest ay. \lo'OCfull y uc ng. ..."' "' , . .. •... -ln ~ thrcc ·i>u~(· report. th(' jury M. J . •·Jiin" f\.1aycr, int('1;n1 codes ;.ind restrictions governing t:i ~lrat1on <.1(fidav1ts u<J\"c ~l'll LEFT 'EM CLAPPING Dean Buchlnger ' Irvine Company Doily "MtSUfl '""°IOl SHAKEN CONSERVATIVE Richard Greer Manager Relates Red China Visit c-=' Fa1·ming Backed By Supervisors 1'he Orangl.' County G r<.ind Jury hus issued rcpo1ts stron~· ly defend in ~ cou nty ug:ric ulturc and urgini.: th(' county Rllard ol Supcr·visors to do everything 1x)ssible lo stimul:.itc farn1in g. ·rtie two rC'pnrt s \\lcdnesday de· alt speciric:.i ll y \\·ilh the con- troversin l \IJ.i)l iLJm son 1\ct., y,·hi ch providf.'s for a grit·ultural pre- s e r ves-, an d th e cou nty 's ;1gricultural extension aetivili cs. In the Will iamson r\cl report , the jury reC'o m mended: -1'he act be used as presently constituted dCspite its lin1itu · Lions. The buard ti.Ike no u<.·tion on c;int(·ll ations of a g1;<.·ultur<il pre· sf.'rv es under the \\"illiamson At:l until it gets recommendations from it s ,\J..:rieul tu1·ul l'rl'ser\"l' 1·ask ~·orce in Junt·. -The board initi ate umend· mcnts to the act lo discouruge potential urbanization un<!._f.'n - l.:OUrage furn1 use of land. far higher than m ost other f:irn1 -. ing regions in thl' n:1tion -$200lu Sl .000 Jll'r <l('rL' r·ather lhilll a n<.1 - tiunUI :1 \°(•rt1 ~c of S:i. '/"he report · nott·s 'th:lt dcspilt• the highe r t :.1xes. l"OUnty farmers a nd nursery operulions supply many st:..il1.·S and other countric:s "·ith produ<'f.' .:lnd plant stock. '!'he \\'"illi .:1 m s on ,\ct ,,.:l ~ p11 ssed to pl!rn1il f:..r m !<.ind O\\"ners tu plut'c_ tht•ir developa · blc propc rty into :i pr<.•s<.•.rvt~ fo1· at least 10 yea rs. ,.\s prl'scr,·c hind. it enjoys lo,,·cr tax rates. The uct 's provisions m:Jy be cant'Cll'<l by e ither p; .. uty \\"itil 10 yt•ars noti(•c. ' J~ut the jury said the act has numL·rous d 1-.1 \\" l.latks. . .. The u<.·l cJrne too l<.ite tu adt•- quutcly prcse1·,·e p1·f.'sc nt or ad- di ! ion.:d ag ri<.·ullural lunds in Orangl' Cou nty.'" the Jui)· said . ··:\"oti ces of nonrt'.'nL'\\'ai arc 1·e- ·ceivcd fron1 the la ndO\\"!lers us a rule rathL'r than an cxccpliun. "It is clear that ccrtuin largt• ·landholde rs be nefit from the lax reli er pro\·ided throug h this act,·· the rc>po rl eoi1tinues. South, New York, NY 10003. By DOUG f"RITZSCHE Another Inform atJon source Is oi1,.. Do••v Pllo• s1.o11 f'rom the pe rspective or a rurn1er a<·r uston1 ed to \lo'idc use of mal•hi nery, fertilizer and the frequent infus ion Of the l"f.'S uJts Of research, the men found Chinese agritultura l techniqu es somcv.·hat primiti\'C. -'Jthc hoard initi ate and/or support nC\\' !iitate legislation pro· viding u more logical n1l'ans for prcscr\"ing f:.irm land. ·-The board investigalf.' the rcusibility of crc:..ting an open spuce pla nned development zone :is a solutio n to open spat•e needs und agrit'ultural prcscr\·es. 1 .. I.and is ht•ld in the preser\"C ;status until the tin1e a rri\"l'S i"·hen the notic e for nonrenc"·al has bel'n fil ed and pl<ins begin for development .·· World Vision International, Box ""You do n't see muny unhaµpy .,. 0, Pa1adena, CA 91_009, but -~s people there. Tht')' don"t \lo'alk '\ urged that Inter ested pers uround with their ht•ads do""·n. In ronlaci the county. AU home.re· ~ he S('hools, the kids are un - 1alatCons for adoptln~ Vie t: belie vubly h\i ppy a nd bright. namese children are the.same as They·re cheerful a nd very will · for American children_. Fees are ingtotalk." indefinile, alt_huugh pnvately ar-Th e [· r v i n c c 0 m pa n y ranged adoptions ~an range up to spokesman \lo'<tS t ulking about $1 ,500 for all costs involved. another t ype or pl~inned co in · Refund on Chip• DEAR PAT: When is the de· adline to rile for the "potato chip ~-refund"? I read the oril\inal_arti· • cle about this in the pa y Pilot a ; few weeks ago, hut ncglccled to ,:. clip.it out. ·I 'd· also like the ad- ~ dress Where cluiin!'i arc to be _ .. mailed, and the an1ounl one can :~ Teque.st. ... E.C .. Costa Mesa .. munity than· those prod uced by his employer . Dean But hinger , or.c hard manuger for the Irvine Company recently returned fro m the People'& Republic or Chi na . lie \v a s one o f a g roup of 21 California fa rn1 ers who made an l 1-da.\:,_ tour ~1 s part of th e Ag ri c'11tura l Leade rship Pro· gram . In some areas such us crop rotation. th e Chinese have made progress. Buchinger said. "'but they don 't kno\Y about ferti li zer. leaf ti~sue a nalysis ... they're behind in that sor l of thing. Of course th a t ·s only my im · prcssion. 'l:'ou can't see ever- ything in 11 da~·s." Economically, h(' sa id the Chinese people have a substan- tial amount of di?cretionury in- con1 e ~.about 50 percent or the total personal income. Some con s umer goods arc available in stores. Gre(•r s:J id. 1\larkf.'Ls arc c rO\\"ded \•.:ilh people buying tools, bicycles, rJdios und the lik e, he s aict.- -The bo:..rd gi\"e.Lhc prcscrv:..- tion of ugric ultural l<irlds top priority and utili ze t'Very legislative tool ava il able lo pre· elude urban development of p1;me ug1·it.'ultural land. 1'h c ju r y 's othe r report seconded the latter recommcn· dutions und s:..id the county should .\·igorous ly s upport and m:iinta~n •he Llni,·e rs ity of Califurn1u :.\gricultural f:xtension. In its \\'illiumson 1\ct report. the Jur\' C';JIJS the l1ucsti on of farm Jo..11\d prescrvution ··greater thun Iota I inlert•s ts." IL c laims taxes on Orange· Co unty's aeri cultur<il land art'.' The jury con el udes that the ;Jel provides t inl{' for orderly de- dcvelopn1en t hut di\'Crts .:1ttc11 - 1ion fron1 farn1ing to urbun dt'- \"Clop1nenl. .. 'l'hc agricultu ral industry is in trouble in Ora nge County.'' the jury report states ... Californi a has gai n e d 56,000 acres of agricultural land in the lust fi ve..• yl'a rs yl't 11 .000 :.f\:res have been lost in <)range Cou,Oty. "'There is no longe r lime lo be mcrl•lv concerned ... the tin1l' has co.me fo r rculisticully ussess- ing thl' problen1, taking the ap· propri UIL' n1cas ur1.~s to solve the problem. even If iL means legisla- tion at th e nation<1l lcvel. ·~ _ . - DAILY PILOT A:J use t:.ik(l n in tht past year ~nd 1f even 1.000 "·ere itt1propt.'r, Lhl' crru,.: rate \\'Ould hl' on ly on1..• 1>c rt·1..·nt The jury ~:lid it, ··11~1s I 'totne :1\\'art• of :i grc:.it numbl'r of 111- ~talll'l'S, poss1bl,v nurnbcri11g: irt the thous:1nfis. of i1npropcr voter rt•gist1 '<1I ions \\"it h 1n the county.'' 'l'hc biggest problt·rns t11lcg('d 1n the rt•port int~ludc : La ck of knO\\'ll'dgc rcg;.1rding th<.• dl•finiti on of "lt•ga l rt'- :--ldc·ur(·" on the pai·t of the \Ott·r ;ind, 01· dl·puty rcg istr:1rs. Dcfi111tc fruud in n1an y e:.isrs ,,·hereby votl·rs 1·cgibh.'I' al act- dressf.'s at v.·hu:h Lht•y do not legally rcsldl' In order to vote for a purticular cund1dateor iSl>Ul'. -1\ppar('nt iltt~gal intent on the p:..rt or deputy registrars t1>_ 1·e. gistcr ;Jh many v_olers as po • .,s1bl e to benefit only a particular ~roup or for tht•i1· uwn 1tcrson urc JJ•lld 35 t·ent~ per reg1st1·:..t1 on, ").lanv rcgiSlr<irs a rc solcl,\ conccrnCd \\•ith the n1onetary l"l" n1une ration and have little or nn c:onl·crn for tf1c validit ~· of the af ... -r.: ..... fid;1\·it. '·the report states. . ··They arl'. not legally rc~1u1 rt•d to properl y 1nfo1:n1 th(' rl·~1st1'<.1 nl of thl' leg a I req u1 re mcnts rcgurcl - ing information providL•d on the ;.1ffid::avi t or the po:-;siblt· {·onsc· quencc:->." 1'he jury also c l :.ii rn~ n1 <.1ny rt" gist1·ars \\'ho arc members of ·a pu1·tit.'ular purty or c·an1pai~n c·om1n 1ltl'e "urc solely motivatt·d lo regis ter only those yotcrs "·ith thl' ri ght political affiliation.' - 1'he report doesn't r.:o into specific instances 01· indi\"idua ls and jury offi<.·ia ls 1·cfused lo divulge :..ny inforn1atio11 not con- tuiued in tht.> report. Th~ ju r y s a i d 'l>O mc i i·· reg ularities h:ive bf.'cn flugrant. 111eluding r('porls that deputy rl'- gistrars ha\·c been paid bonuses of Sl per \"Oler by pri v<.1te in- dividuals for rcgistc1ing people of the ··prope r "' part y und 1x•nali zcd SJ per \'otcr for signing up th e opposition. The jury sai d regist1·ars <.1 re mo\"i ng into the area of fe lony \"iolations of bribe ry la\~·s by do- ing so. Till· rt·port notes. tha1 the dl'- Plltic:-> ure not at ruu ll in n1:.111y <·a ses \\·he re thl• rt·~1stranl de- liberatclr fa ls iries his affidavit informution . .. ,, is inL"umbcnt on :.ill p.:u·tit•s involvt.'d , including lhl' l'Ounty re·• gistrur of \"otcr.s. the dcpuly I"(" gistrars. c·:..nllid atcs, c:.un p.-i gn l'omn1ittt·l'S . or ).!.~111i LC'tl •.• parltt'S and the ,·oll'l'S ... tu lllUkc an extended cfr1u·t to t•li1ni 11 :.1 t c the fuu lty and fruudulent regist ration prtll'lit·cs eurrent ly ubSCJ"\'ed , .. the jury .S<J;d. . ; April 21 is the deadlin~ for .. California, Nevada and Anzona :; residents to file for cash refunds :_ resulting from an out-of-court : settlement wlth 11 major snack food manufacturers. Persons who resided In those states and purchaSed potato chips, tortilla chips, corn chips or barbecu~ chips between Jan. I, 1967 and Buchinger und Richard Greer of Pomonu Wholesale Nursery . who also took the tour. described their impr~ssion s of the Peop- les 's Republi ~ :.it t.pe Irvin~ ~~m pany 's Agr1cultur;.1 l D1v1s1on Headquarters Wednesday. In the con1ing five years. Greer believes som e of the national e nergy will be channeled into in· f.:reused lig ht industry and pro- duction of c·onsumer goods. Drexel Floor Sample -~A"'C. 3.1. 197_!!, ~ cligi~~ehl.O file claims. Consumers cou ave a maximum or $15 refuhded per • house.hold d epending' on the number of claims received. Claim forms can be requested by writing to Clerk, U.S. District !: (',ourt, Box 76852. Los Angeles, CA 90076. .-ffabla Espa11ol? DEAR f'A.T : A friend of mine •. has asked me to help her locate a Spanis h -speaking certified public a ccount;i nt. So fur. I've had no luck. Can you help me out? J . '-. ... Costa l\tesa •· Contact the American Assocla· • lion o f Spanish Sp eaking Certified Public Accountants by writing to 3435 Wi!shire, Lo! An ge les, or phoning (2 13 ) 385-2136. . ' . • • Rental Ruin DEAR Pr\T: I understand the s late has toughened Up on ad· vancc fee renta l agents \vho locate houses or a pa1tments for their clients. \Vhat changes have taken place. a nd "'hat shou ld one check fo r when r f.'udiilg a con - tracl from one of these busi· nesses? N. P .. 1-lu'~lington Beach Th" R ea l Estate C om · missioner's changed regulation requires agents lo place i,, a trust account any amount over SIO that they ret'elve from a client. This amount Is r eturned to the con· sumer It a rental ls not Obtained . through the servtceli of the agent. • The consumer must ask ror re· turn within 10 days ol expiration of the contract. and he is entitled to a rull refund if he can show that an agent supplied noncur· rent or lnat'curate Information reaultlag In no rental being ob· lalned. Make 1ure any contract Is !· ! In wrtttng and yo• lla\·e a copy. Rental agents' contracts must dllclote certain Da'9rmalloa In addlthm to the provlltons o1 tbc chan1ed rtgulatlon. Thia In · eludes a d e1crlpt.lon ot ~lie .ervlce to bf! ~rformed by the •rental a1ent; a llst ol COftlUmer apeclfleatlons, such ·aa lotatlon or a maximum rental ame1'1nt; tbe expiration date ol the con· tract and a receipt tor the ad· "\llncetee. Their report ""·as largely com- plimentary, undct'Scoring the ac· complis hments of the country und con1pa ring ('urr<.'nt condi - tions v.·ith lose before u quarter cenlucy oLCom.munisl control. Greer. \lo·oho described himself as a conservative , s aid, "f\l y con- servative beliefs "'c re jusl u little shaken bv v.•hat I sa wth('l'f.'.·· }lowevCr, \lo'hile they saw China today as a vusl improvement over the poverty und dirt-floored hovels of the past. they believe "no i\mcrican could be "h uppy Jiving like that ." Still . th e people seemed happy, V.'ell·fed. chf.'e 1·ful and friendly, they said, recall in g the constant applause \Yilh which they were greeted. ··Everywhe1·e "'C would go. people \\'ould a ppluud . lt"s a "·ay of greeling ,'" Greer said. "Th('y wo uld a ppluud und \Ve '''ould ap- plaud bal'k." Clapping his hands, Buchinger suld , "We v.·ere always walking around like this. We would \lo'avc and clup and kiss babies .-just' like politiciuns." : As fur1ners . the men were v.•urmly v.:f.'lcomed, Buchingcr said . "Tht.>y ha \•e trl•mendous respect for the farmin g co n1 - munity.'" he said . The country , he s;.dd , has achieved virtua l Sf.'11"-sufncicncy in agril'ullura l production. \vith some imports of \vheat in bud yeurs. Drug· Addicts Tell Bribes S1\N DIEGO (,\P l -l·lcroin riddicts say that workers at San Diego Cou nty's meth udone l'li ni cs ure tl!iking bribes for mont'y and sex in ext'hange for prf.'rercntia l lrf.'atmcnt. Researche r s rrom the !ilale Senate called Wedncsduy on the count)' •lealth Care Agency to in· ,·estigat e the c harges . Dr. 1\udrey llolliday, director ol the county's methadone program, refused com mcnl. The county 's methadone pro- gram -designed to break the de· pendency of addicts on heroin - has bf.'cn cri ticized in rcci::nl weeks £or a rlegi::dty sevcrini;: ad· diets fro1n the program \\"ilhou t due cause. • Wi th the national standard of li vi ng impr.o\'ing and poverty ap· parently e limina ted, he said. Chinf.'se are beginning to "'ant 1n9(e in ~yS..Jlf goods~ The Chine.se li ve al a n unhur· ricd pace. Bu c hingcr said. .. Nobody breaks hi.s back." Al farrri.s ," he said. the work is done by two or three times lhe number o( workers as y,·ouid do the s ame job in an American fi eld_ .. The m en a dded that there 1s some class s tructure evident in the country. Clothing. for cx;.1 m·. pie, is of a uniform color und style, but thl' quality of the t•loth and ta iloring of the clothes· dis t- inguishes the rank of the "'carer. Their t u lk "'as a series of vigncltf.'s. each a piece in a c"om- plex composit e that "'as their re· ('Ollection of China. Describing the r e\tction of one man who had li \•ed through the transition fro1n old to new China, Ruchinger told ho\11' the man had lived 27 years in ;:i dilt-floored hovel .. not any bigger than unde r this la blf.'. '' • The m an. \\•ho had raised four children in that envi ronment. now Ji ves in a 160 squure foot apartment '"'ith s hured kilC'hen and bath, tiny by American s tan· dards. Buchinger recalled ... l·le got tears in his eyes a nd said, 'I nc\:f.'r (hought. I 'd li\·e in u castle like this'." All's Fair l1i Politics BERWYN. Ill. (U PI) - A pile of hotse manure topped "'it h a s ign reading "clccl a nd re-cycle Emil Vacin as garbage collec· tor '' greeted city e mploycs "'hen the}' v.·alkcd up the steps or t'jty ha ll . Vacio is m nyor of Berwyn. The Chicago sul> urb Is more than l\voweeks into a garbage coll ectors' strike. Cit y workers shoveled 'he mess off the steps Wed., ·n( 1day. almost filling a ' three-qu'1rter·ton truck. \, SAVE up to 30°/o ~Several Collections By Heritage & Drexel Dining Room. Bed Room & Occasional Furniture 15 lo 25% Oil PROFE SSIONA L INTERIOR DESIGNERS ,, ,. ; ~ • I ~~~~~ -on Chairs & Sofas .. Floor Sa mple SOFAS & SOFABEDS 20 10 40% 011 -... I , -' . I Op1n Mun., Th uri. & Fri. Eves. 1l1S HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA. CALIF. ·- . I • v • I . . . ... . . Af DAIL'( PILOT . Thursday, April 17, 1975 • Gross ·.Natio:q81 -Product . D.iV,~~, l ., " ... _ l > ' : ~ ' . ,·Medical Breakthrough ·~~~~~~~~~--,-~~~~~==-~ I \ Umbrella Device Placed in Heart NEW ORLEANS. La. (AP) -A 17-year·old girl has become 1 the first person to ui:idergo a 00-minute medical procedure that • could eliminate th'c need for some onen·beart sw:gery, doctors 1 here announced. Two s mall umbrell as were pushed through a vein into Suzette i\1urie Creppal ·~heart to seal a hole between its upper chambers. IL t ook o nly seven minutes lo insert-a tube holding· Lhe um· brcllas into Lhe vein through an incision in her right leg and di reel it into place in her heart. · TllE STAINLESSSTEF.L and dacron umbrellas each aboul cin inch and a hair in diameter, were then opened t~ cover each sidc..of the hole. . The procedure \\'as dCvelopcd by Dr. TC'rry King. a µediatrit· cardiologist. and Dr.Noel !\fills, a cardiovascular surgeon. They performed the operation 1\pril 8 at Oschner Foundation l-lospitaL They sa id use of Lhc King-1\tills Umbrella Catheter, as their device is C':lllC'd, "'ill be cons ide rably less expensive than heart surgery and "'ill shorten hospital stays by more than 50 percent. ''TllE PROCEDURE probably ""ill not change the mortality rate for opcn-heart surgery or this defect, since tha t already is quite . "!-in,im<1l," King said. "Bu( it hopefully "'ill change the morb1d1ty rate -the amount of complications the patient \viii ex- perience."· ' -.... 1\1.iss Creppal's condition is knov.:n as an atrial septa) defect . in which the center part of the \Yall separ-ating the heart's upper chambers is derc~tivl'.. \Vhen large. it can cause an enlarged heart, and correction 1s usually ne{."essary for a normal life. the doctors said. . The umbrell a device elin1inated the need !or open·heart sur· gery on l\1iss Cr~ppal. thcy said. They s aid they arc ,,·orking on various prototypes to eo rrect three different kinds of heart defects. The umbrella device "·as the rirst completed for human USl'. Gases in Tobacco . Called ·the Culprit " BOSTON (:\ P ! -Invisible gases from bu1·ning tobacco not the smoke itself. probably' arc · the main causes of adverse real'· t ion s . to cigar ette s moking. lla rvard Uni.versity researchers say. they also found that there \\"as Jess concentration of cigarette smoke in public pl:.ices than pre- ,·iously beli c,·ed. Therefore, they say nonsmokers inhale less than previous studies indicate. Scie nti st s from Jlar\•ard ·~ School of Pu blic: 1-lea llh ~·hu ~tudied s moke-fi ll ed rooms said Doily Pilot Delivery Ii Gworantff'd Monday-Friday: II you do nOe have your oaoer by .!> JO o m , call t>elcwa 7 D m. and your COD)' will be 'de-'' • livered. Saturda)' and Sunaay: II vou Clo not recer"e your copy by 9 am. Satur- day. Of 8 am. Sunday. call before 10 a.rn. and your copy w•ll be doh...ered. · Circ.i.ttow T~s Mos! Orange County Aieas 642-4111 Nor1t>wes1 Hunt1n9ton Beact>. <1nd Westm1nsler •.•••••• S40-122t San Clemen1c, Coolstrano Beach, San Juan Cap1s1rano. Oana Point. Soulh Laguna. Laguna N 1gue'I •.•.....•• 4ts.&•lO ""But the Je,·l'IS of smoke "'t' round "'cre still hi gh compared \\"ith government air quality ~landard s.·• Dr. \Villic.im -C. llinds S<J id in an interview \\'cd- 1iesday. IN Tiit: STUD\. published to· day in the l'C\Y England Journal .of !if edi.cine. the Fesearc·hc rs sug· gcsted that annoyance rrom ~m?king may be c;.i.uscd more by 'lnv1slbl·e gas~S Tell'ased during: tobacco burning than the visible ~moke particles themselves. _ The re port said frequently cit - ed research done by others said the nons moker in homes ~utomobilcs and meeting room~ 10hales s moke e quivalent to puf- r1_ng on one-one_hundreth to one cigarette per hour. UPI 1;•1 ...... lo Seek• Beneflfs rled y Lamarr, 60,, the formeJ' Hollywood film beauty, says cataracts have dete riorated her visioo to a "London fog'' ·•and she h as applied for Social Security disa bility benefits in New .York . Orie i11 Four -Anglo Wives · Bra1~ches OUt LONDON CUPll -One British ""ife in every four takes a Jover al some t~me durin g her marriage, according to a survey published today. The poll , ta ken umong 10.000 \Yomen by Hull Uni versitv also indicated that British mei1 1were good providers. but below par ""hen it comes to love. I 'I see they're trying to talk Thieu into resigning again!' Rocki~s-llit hy Snow · Wantings "Go Up i11 Montana, North Dakota Temperat11re1 ~·qll coo Albu<Jutre;,,.e " ., A11dn!il " " fl,o,,lon " .. Butl,olo ,, " Cll1(d(jo " " ()n<•nn•I• " " c.1eve1,.nd " " Dilll.1\ " ~ Orn•~• " " DNro11 " " H onolulu " .. K11n'4~C•l f ,, " Lil• v.,q~• ll " M••m1 ~ M•lwau•~e " " M 1.-o1p0li\ " .. l'*w O•le•n• " " '*•YO•k " ., a..1.1oo,....c.1" " " Om.1n11 " " P.olm5orin9\ " " Pt,,l.odelptu• " .. ~n•• ,, .. PiU""'rglt " " Por-ll•no.O•e. " .. ··~ " " !>I. LO<.li~ .. ~ S.11 Ld-t"C•ll' " " 5'otl Fr•n<"<o " .. Sf••11e " .. W •M11no100 " " California ~·- -" ·"· ·"' "' ·" "' ·" 1"1\1! r•in •nd UllSl•)Oft•lll1 Cold -•TMr 1,,.1 "•S "'"iill>ecl 'iioulrer,. C.hlorni• UM>uld I urn lro!o only P¥11V c 10,,.d1 1-I•• a ,.d w•rmer 1em- per•lwe1 frlo1.,, •nO 1•'1 tflrOUQll tne eottO.tn(I. A tew tt>unc1ers1orms li1>9l'red o><er Lott Angelet.. bul tm:v $110u•~ O•we>- peM 111 frlo.1, 111vln11 • Pf"omlw of . Flushing Fluslzed HA/\.Rl.El\f . Th e Nethe rl and s (U PI ) - The Broadc:1sting Ad - , vertis ing Council has banned a television ad for a deter~ent in ""hich toilet s ~•r e h ea rd flushing. The counci l said many people arc eating when the ads appear a nd are very sensitive to (lushin g sounds at that particular time. C•ll 842·5678. Put• few 1"0rd1 to work for rou. In the DAILY PILOT " • " '•" \~>e' ana '"'"'"' 1emoe•o1t11tl!"o '°' ll'le -..~erw), Tlle•e ... ere '°""' lotdl MN 'I 01 9ur.1v won<h and 1ne l\i!jl'l •I I"" Civ!C Center IOCl•v wa~ i.el '°' •l. T11ere ••\Jillie Of' no 'lmoq 1n Ille b.t!.•n. Tile •now level at 11\e '"°""'""'~ rllOllPf(l IO •boul ~.000 IH I a no D¥1!1 <IClwdy s•le'I bro uqlll ~(alle •ed ~rs ilnd \llun<>e•'llorm\. Cle••l1>9 i.1<ie• over tilt O.sert• ... 11 brl<19 l•ir and w•rm we•O•r Ulndt-llon1to U'!e 1re•DV FriO•v. · • ... , ... [ .. •. • .Ju•ow f7"'"""':;1 ..._ • I t L£L..:.J\"'()Wfl~ ~ l lOW V.S. Su•mary !>!lowers "nd th u naers!orm~ •0.tmea tl'>t norlfl.ern P1 .. on\ -tr>c' 1,,,.., Otuo Y•llev IO<lay wflole !,lllM -••in uu11ea rrw no•tfle•n Roe••!"> 'iitoc.-men's ldvo~rl•• '"'''" in.,,. feW plied Into .ome mounl••n .tre"'" ·coastal Weather P11•t1y cloudy wltll light ~no-r'I 1.:.-°"'· F•ir t011'91ll fn(I Friday. L•91'11 var 1able winch to11i9h1 becom< !nq -r.I 10 \.OUlllWl"Sl $lo I~ -n..11. Hoqh\l<>Oily lntMllO·\ . Co.i\ldl temi:ier.1\ure\ "'"l '"~ be1..,een ~• o1no •2. Inland l<"m • ""'"'"'e~ win r1onQe bet~n ~....., ~1. Troe"'""''"' temi»rllu•e w111 belil. S 11n,. Moon. Tides TMU1tso ... v 'iietond low 6 JI p ni. 2.1 Fll:IDA'f Fff~t niOh 1 O••.m. ·~ Flf\llOW 9.~11.m. 0.2 S«ond fli9h s. n a .n•, J,,, ~oncll(lw -~ 9:•1p.m. ,., Sunrlt.e16:JU•.m .• \l'U I :'l•P.m. · MoonriWS IS:Sl .... m • " 3·-mont~·Drop Stiepest o.n R,ecor~· : WASllJNGTON (APJ -The Gross Nallopal i:-oouct dropped .at a record annual rate of J0.4 per. cent durine the first quarter of this yeur, the Com· merce Department reported today. ... The decline in the GNP,'the broadest measure of lhe nation's economic performance, was the steepest tbrce·morith decline since the Commerce Department began keeping quarterly GNP i-ecords in 1947. The first quarter decline in the economy also me1inL the current recession has })ten the longest and deepest slnce'the Great Depression . The total" economy as measured by the .GNP ' has declihe<t 7 .S percenlsincethe recession began lft the first quarter or last year. ' But the government's latest GNP report showed improvement in the problem or inflation. It said .over-all prices in thefirstthreemonthsorttieyearin- creased at an 8 percent annual rate, down from 14.4 percent i'n the previous quarter and the lowest three. month in nation rate since thdsecond quarter or 1973. While the r eport showed the re cession hit the economy with full fury in the "first three months, · government economists stuck to their predictions lhP,t th'ings would be better'" in the c Urrent quarter and the economy would begin the slow process or improvement beginning about mid-year. ~ The previous longest and deepest receision since the Great Depression· of the 1930s was i(l a 13-month declirte ln GNP of 3.4 percent in 1953 and 1954. The GNP fell ~-9 percent during a nine.month ,. period in the r ecess;onof 1957 and 1958. • ~"" "'· ~ James L. P•~· • usi1taot isecretliry .. mt merce for economle •t1t.if'$,.1a\d ih 8. Bt~te tat lhe sh1rp decline ~ GNP wus due pnmarl • $.'15.8 billion de~llne tn tovenlories. wllh about al! of that occurri!l_' In the autoin<t_ustry. _ . • Ghi:nil,.1lqs~c: "War ftQfe-~Hit WASHINGTON (APJ -,'iecretary o!Stale Henry A. Kissinger today accused the SOviet ' Union Jiiftd China or helping to make "a mocker)'" or the 1973 Paris cease-fire agree· ments by supplying arms to North Vietnam. · In a wide-ranging speech •. .Kissinge{ said the Unit ed States also cannot overlook the "m(flancholy fa ct " that none or the signers or the pl'acc :1c·cords j oined this country in al least oointini.: out llanoi's .. flaJ;trunt viola-tion~'' in its punis hing assault on the South. .. "Such silenct• t·an only undermine any n1e aningCul s tanda rds o( jntct'national responsibility," he told the Amerie'an Soeiel)!.' 'or Ncw~papc1· Editors in prepared remarks. TENNIS BALL . . MACHINE-FREE With any tennis purchase you'll receive courtesy card for use of the ball machine at "THE TENNIS COLLEGE" a free A new concept at the Newport Beach 'tennis Club • Teaching alleys • Video tape analysis of your strokes • COLLEGE IS OPEN ro'tHE PUBLIC ,0.sk about the bcirgc:il(I' $120.00 total cour .. available at Neal's for I " OltLY '798!: .... WE'VE BEEN SELLING 1 WEEK ONLY FUN FOR 52 YEARS BACKPACKERS BAT-A-RAMA .:. \\ little league oluminum bats by >'~ fasl.,., ·the best-of them oll "!;..:, lisl S 10.50 ., ~: < ,/ Big leogue 11. ~(~size Reg . $2.f.00 ':/ \• ... ;,.. 7 Doy special J _ ~tonly$19.9.5 •WARMUP JACKETS HEAVEN AT NEAL'S . - •OPENHOUSE AP'H 23nl Wed o;ght at Sonta Ana store 5:~ to 1:30 • bock pock food toiling ' • monufoctur~·1 represenlolive lo anJwK your (fllfttionJ fro"' North face. Kelly. Gerry· Alpine Oetign1. V~. PWSE STOP IN AIY llUL'S STOil · nylon • snap front and receive o free check li$1 ond o chon an how to pock your bock pack frame bog • BASEBALL .SHOES EVEIYTHl#B FOi BACl 1ACll#B Riddell.big.leag.,..Model.KB..$26,5.ll~---·, •Pock fr~__,__~...._st~Moun1°"' tent1 • Dry focKf -Down joc\eh • MountaiR po•kcu· fOfnOUI -hiokifle boots· Wool lhirt1 ~5wi11 crmy kniw'!1 ·Jod1 -So .. -Cooking wh. food container1 ·Water proof clothing • Topo mop1 -Poca. fi~·fao*. First oOd a.its .~ Signal rnWror1 • GrOUN:h clottli • u.._. Bloo"' model 208 ........ $19.95 B•ool<s model 171 ........ $ 11.95 AddidosmoddRBI ....... $12.95 Add<los mojo> loogue ••••• $21.95' Add<los IOot. innh>g .••••• $27.50 l 541-2545 l TENNIS IS OUR GAME SIERRA TROUT FISHING SEASON OPENS SATlllDAY, APRIL 2&th • LURES • 20% Off • SPECIAL PRICES ON RODS AND REELS ,~~.,? •!;~~~·~.,BALLS .. "'-· ~ oplic yellow -the -f. . ..-k best. limit 2~ /1~1 co"s per person. • .,..f Dun\Op ond sp'.okt. . ..-4 , ing balls ot $.1.99 '-). • FREE we're competitirewlthtn1e9ril)I' ondknowhow • 1 WEU Sl'£CIAL line -a -Rama -::;;;--.·---·11 fill yO\lf rMI ot ~· .... --.; <~~ ~~ .~~~!~ ;~~~G~!~"· '"'° lobar if we pVflt on • • . 219 E. 4th Kl-7-5?'23 HOUIS; "'-"--M. 9:30 .. . s.t.9:)0 .. . '•' . "-.., 60 l S. Euclid 871-5988 NEWPORT BEACH Fashion Island 644-21.l! CERIJITOS #163 Mall 924-1625 HOUff: -tto..r.1.10 ........ ,. ... Mon.-M.9:JO .. t Sot.9:JO ... .... ............ ,. .. _,, __ ,,") Next week, New South Coast National Bank brin s you the co_nvenience of Saturday banking. South R Coast Nati()flal Bank's "Drive-Up" stations will be open from 9A~ to 1 PM every Saturday, and for your add~ convenience, you 'll also find· extended banking hours each weekday plus a night depository fontfftlr·hours deposit~. Drop by neirt week and learn about elt the services and conveniences ~lfered by South Coast Nat ional Bank, the new 1ndependeQI bank next to South Coast F>laza at the corner olBear and Sunflower. South Coast National Bank Celebrates Grand Opening Days April 21 · May30 ' YOU'RE INVITEO TO 'FAMILY DAY FESTIVITIES ~ .i, Saturday, April 26 · .,~OUTH COAST J':IATIONAL BA K A Bank To,Rcm'cmbllr" · •• 849 SUN'L9Wl:lt ST~ COJifA Ml$' CA. t2tZC • "(114) MG-SlOO . -· . . . r 1 • .. \ Thur&day. Apr1117, 1975 ............. ,., .. ...i ••• ., ·Assembly OK of Pot ~ Law Seen 213 \! ote Remains School Bonds Margin Nixed ' Law Selt:c tion 'l'old ~A C llAME NTO C·UPIJ D<.i lc II . S1)('ek, assistunt t•hief or t he Los AngelC's J)olil·c Depart- ment, wus upµoin lt.'d to lhc SI0 .322-a ·y('ar post ttS tlirl·t·tor of the st11te Division of I~ow EQforco· m e n t by At t o rn ey General Eve ll e J . Younger. ATTENTION ARTISANS SELL YOUR WARES ldeClll Loc9Hoa. "-.....,• IHclt. o. Cont Hipw•y 536-2579. 536-2570 St\CRAMEN1'0 (U l'l l -With sup1>orter!:i predicting lcgislati vc UJJPl'Ovul, a Scnt1l1:·pussctl bill ending lhe threat or juil or urrl·St for possession of 8 0\<JJI a1nounls ofmurijuuna hui; ud vtlnccd i n \he A!'iticmbly. SACRAJ\fENTO CAP) -The state Senate \\1('d . ne~d uy night defeat(-d a proposed a m e ndme nt to the st ate constitution \\•hic h 1,~:ou ld have reducl·d the mat·gin needed for pl.l ssage or S<·hool bonds fro rn tu•o-thirds to a simple n1ajo1i ty. ~=====================~ 1'hc vole was 22-18. fi ve fe\vcr tha n the \\VO· thir<.ls 1·cquircd fur a c-OIL'i titution:.il am endment . Still .Job~• Blac·k activist Angela Davis told San Fra ncisco high schoc>l slU,!fents Wednesday she has 11ot been able to find te~c hin g job l>eeausc distri C't s arc '<.1 f1~'1! of n1c. · • 'J'h c n1cusur1.' ISi\ fJ5) IJy Sl·n. George l\1oseono, a IJl·111o(·r1.1lic t·~ndidutc for 1n ayor of S<.i n Frun· cisco. Wednesd ay was a_pprovcd on a 5·1 vote by the l·ri mlnal SF LOOSENING POT PENA~TY-A10 justice committee. It now goes to the Ways and l\·tcansCommittee. "I SEE NO -problem with the bill passing the 1\ssl·mbly bused un the disC"uss ions I h<ivc had \\'ith asscmblyn1en," l\losconc s<.1 id <.1fter the vote. UPI T•let>llOIO C'omlHfl flo'""?' .. 1-·uc itivc B l ark Panthel' l'a rt y leader Eldrid ge Cle aver \\'ants lo return to U.S . fro1n 7'.ycar exi le . He> says he 110\v feels social ch;;.nges c<.1 n take plat e her e \vithout violence. ·Egg l11dus try Can't Crow Over Quality 1'hc bill. \\1hich is s imilar lo a n Ort.•gon !au·, \vould rcpe'u l J)Ossi- ' · .bl(' fe lon y su nctions ugains t rnarijuana users \vho <ire c<i ught \\'ith <in ounce or less of the weed in their possess io n. 1'hosc app1·chendc•d \\'OUld be isslled a lra (fic tic ket·lype cit<i- tion carrying ... fine uploS\00. Du r·ing his e lection c:.11npuig n, Gov. Edmunll G·. Jj1·0\\'ll Jr . said hl' favo red rel.axing ma1ijuan:.1 penalties but he h:.1s not s~lled out ,,·hut type o r bill he ,,·oul<l sign. Malpractice Losses Spark State Probe SACRA1'1ENTC.> (.-\!_,) 'fhc..• st ale has ordl'J"t.'d the C'g~ in· 1 dustry to s top IJr:.q.,:ging ;.inti .il!~ give consumc..·rs t he bar.c; fa<.·t:. on Op pont.>n ls rt•pc·alt·tl tht•1r ch.argc ma)·ijuana is har mfu l and s<1id the legis lature s hould not t.'11· c..·o urage its US<.' by 1't.>lax ing JX'll:..ilt ies. S ,\C RAi\.1ENTO (,\f~) C:..ilifornia offi t·i als \\"ill dt.><·idc soon u•hether one ol the nation's J:..irgcst medil':..il malpraetic:c in- surers m Ust get out of tht.' bu~ii llt'ss bec..·ausc of m:..issivc losses in provilling s uc h l'Overage. • t.>gg cartons. •• • Tim \VallaL"l., state d1rct·tor of food and a~r1 (·tiltul'l'. :.aid ·\V<.·<.I · ncsduy that l'Oll suml·rs s hould he g iven guid<.•lint·s. s ueh as"~\,\" s ize egg s , h u l not s u c:h s uperlativ.e s a s "supt.·rb." Consume rs s houhln't ha\'t' to pay for .. a t·ouplc of ~·x t ra \\'ords on the label so \\'l' ha\'C tuld the industry to s top tb:.11. ·· \\'alluce s aid., ... ''I SEE Tlt•:~t destroying thei1· minds and bodies \Vith mari- j u a n a ," s aid B e rk e l ey psychiatris t Dr. IJ . II. Pou•e lson. adding that he h:.i s sc·cn pcopl<.• ·~stoned.fo r three yeurs. ,. altering "nut j ust lhcir thinking but tht.'ir u·:J y0f!ift•." ~:Jo Ci" "> ...... Hooker Jailed Bitt Site's Mu111 011 Clie1its S:\CR1\ll r:x·ro 1.-\1,) ,\ Saeramt'nlo u1oman \\'ho s ays ht'r .,irick book eont <.1 int.>d the namcs of some sl_ale legis_lut_o rs u·<.1s or- ·dered to jail for four months for hc..•r pani;icr1n g con'·!c-110~. Teri; I.ynn :\I a1·tin. ,,·ho pl c..•aded guilty befort' Superior C~urt Judge l\1ic b<.1el Virga, said \\"cclncsduy : "I could use t~e vncat1~1.1 . Jl's fi1.'e m onths to the duy th :.it I \\·as arrested. and I 111 gl:..id 1t s O\'CI'." '!'he s t:..itc Depart1n ent of lnsurant·c \\"ill dceide \\'ilhin th<.· n ex t 10 days i f ,.\rgona ut lns ur~nct.' Co. is ··statutorily in- solvtc>nl." sa:i-·s l nsur<.1nce Com- n1issione r \Ve lsc..•y J . Kinder. "OUR PRE l.I!\ll-1°'1\R\' ehl'cks have round no r c uson to fault the (·om puny's contention that lhcy a rc losing: SS 1n ill ion :J n1onth in the malprilcticc ins urance busi- ness," he told the st:Jtl.' Sen:Jte lns u1·;,i ncc and f'inancial Institu- tions Coin mittec..• \\'ednesday. ·-,\s of Dec. 31, the co1npany h:..id u su rplus of $28 million." he allded. If that s urplus is exhausted. the ;.1ppointe<.' of Go,·. Edmu nd Jl rou·n J r . said in ;in intcrvie\\", the l\.lcnlu Park comp:.iny \\'ill !Jc ··statutorily in sol \·cnt. ·· ,\t lhe ss· m il!ion-a -month r ule, thilt ,,·ould l'Om e in June. hc-s <.1id. Kindc1· could then order an l'nd tu t he..• c..·umpany 's \\•riling in - -' :.uranct.' or limit \\•hat insuranl'c ~IS. i\11\RTI~. \\-'110 lJ\'f:D in an apartment near the sl att.· 11· it could '''rite to defuse u·hat he Capitol \vhcn s he '''as rt r1·ested. appeare.d in t·ourt \\'eaiiiig a called "lhc hazardous situation" s hort-skirt<.•d s ui l \\'ii h \\'hitc s hoes . ': if the s urplus is is ,,. iJ.)C'd out. V.irga pl a cell her un three ye<-1 rs · probation a 1~d:°1~dl'IJ!d her to seek r egular cmpluymc11t a fl er he1· r e lc:.isi: f1:0!11 J~ul. ,\ RG ON 1\ UT S POK t:Si\lr\ N .. I 'm going to cos1nL•tology school and 1t II be proba bly the 'f erry 1\llen s aid there \\'ould be first of next yc..·:11· 1Jcforc I g r;.1du<.1tc ." l\ls. Martin told a rc..•portc r no comment on Kinde1·'.s state- <tftc r\\':Jrd. 1nenls . She said s he had not bcC'n ;i streetv.ralkcr, or :.l J;uly of the '!'he s ubsidia ry of Teledyne night. _ . Inc . caused a furo1· in Northt·rn •'J'1n ;,1 \\·h o r t: c..•r . I ,,·as. 1\ n c.\\"Spaperman s a Cali fo rnia '''hen it announced it ncwspaper1n an. ,\ ,,. ho re '.-.; a u•ho re. 'I' ha t ·s \Vhat I \\"as." s he said. \VO u Id ,,. i t h d i· a \\' fro nl l h c • n1edical 1nalvract il'efit.>ld i\l:.1y 1. llF.R c 1.1•:NTS IL\0 l~Cl.V OF.D le gislators . s he said. "~1 l e:ivi n~ some 4 .000 , docto rs fC\I.' from hel'L'. fron1 aroun<.1 California, but no n:.in1es. not fro n1 \\"ithout ins ur a nce coverage. me " The co1np:1ny no''' says it '''iii ·\\"hen sh<.· ,,·11s ;:11·rl.'st1.:d the police st.>izcd hl'r trick book. <.1 nrl offt.>r indi,·idual doctors lieies ~--u-,e-C"ourtor C"red it ]<('pl seer<.• . -----~,~h~c~o-u~g~h=A ug usl a l premium ·'The r<•a son J plt•aded g u.ilt~· \\"<JS tu keep it out of public rales up to 384 percC"nt abov(' eur- vie\\·.'' s he s ;.i id . · · ,\ nd it ·s not lh<· ll'gis l:..itors either. it's litll c guys rent costs. who have g:ol u·i\'6 and kids.·· The com pa ny has said it h:.i.s \V0ts s he really <"Oncerncd abuul lhC little guys '.' t he reporter . lost SS-I million in the past year , <!sired. . 1nuch of it because of souring .. Yes," s he s 0tid. "It's ill eg:.tl . but it's better to go to a u•horc t'ourt j ud gme nt s in n1edical thi n to tukl' up \Vith a secr<·ta1·y. fall iri lo<·c "'ilh her, and break m;ilpr:..i eticc insu rance cases. in • upa marriag<.•." California. r\c\v York. flo11da ~_.-;; ... :;:r-.,i..t".i!. ··-~ ... (-J ... , -v:l"< ~,;;' .••. · .. ""'.-~-=-... ~ ... 'fl'lll<'iA> and other s tates. ------------ ' • A bill to e<1r1·y out the t·onstitutiona l amendrnent was put>scd by u 23-17 vote a nd s <.·nt to the Ai;scmbly .1'he bill nee<ls only :..i simple m ajority, but is n1caningless un -( ) l1.1ss the amen dme nt Sta.l e were approv('d by the legis lu t urc a n<l the ~--------~ voters. C'onlir1Molio11 Held lip SACRAJ\f ENTO CU PI I -Senate President Pro Tern James• R. 1'1 ills says he \\'ill hold up confi rma- tion or a key ad\'iser to Gov. Edmund G. Bro\\'n J r. and two othe r Ul)J>pintet-s lo the St:.ite ,\ir Resou1·ces Board., l\1ills. D-S<.1n Di ego. disclosed \\lcdnesd:.i y he "'·ould delay confirmation of board Chairrnan A . 'fhon1as (~uinn , a cabinet·leve\ environmcntul ud- viser Lo £1ro \~'n , a nd members 1\-lary Nil'hols of !~Os 1\ngc le~ :.i nd Robert Sau'yt•r of \\';.il nut Crel·k until the legis l ature act ed on t he go ... ·e rnor's plan lo cr l·atc a llC\\' e nvi ronmental quality a gent'}'. Glo111or ••11 \'oyoge I..ONG BEACll (,\Pl -The Glomar Explore r, a S.100 million rel'o,·ery shi p us('d by the Ce ntra l In- telligence Agt.'n<.·y to raise part of <J sunke n Sovi<'t submurine, has sail ed from its berth in Long Bca<.·h I larhor for a n undis(·!oscd destination. I IO\\'C\"l'r . ll ocksidc rl•ports \\:cdnesll ay ind 1 c ~t cd thc mystery ship \\'as 1·ehears ing fur a tri p it pluns this sun1ml'r lo return to the s ite of its majo1· lnlclligcn<·e coup and i-ct·o\·t·r the 'l'l'SI of the lluss1an !-.ubn1ari11c . 1HHle 1, . .,..,.., G1dl111 \'EXTL"Rr\ li\P) -. .\ 38-ye<.11--o ld in ale nu1·se at Can1ari llo State l·iospilal has been fou nd guilty of tht.' murder and d e<·apitution of a fe-llow u·orker in :..i c1ua r1·c t O\·er a female nu rse. 'l 's n1:.1cl Gonzales Jr. is to be sentenced :\lily 7 hr \'en tu ra S upe rio r Court .Judge Don:.ild .-\. P.o lloC'k, \\'ho hc a rd the case \\"cdnesd;iy \\·ithout a ju1·y . . Gonzales \v ns con\·ictcd 111 the s laying of Dl·u·a 1·d )1 . I~:.iley S i-., 52, \\'hose headless Uody \\":J S found l:1s t Dec. 7 i n a r e mote canyon nc:.i 1· )lourpurk. Ralcy's hc:..i<.I \\·as found in a plas ti e ll<.tg :J l)Out 13 miles U\\·ay. ~ REVERSE PRINT SPORT S/-Hf?l'5 GY 5UP.R-INE HAWP,1 1. $17 i>Q. f!Or'5 '$ I /!' (JACK ANlit:R~ON ) REVEALS in the DAILY PILOT 1•1 STORE HOURS: Mon, thru Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6, Sun , 10-4 See me amazing new n.. Black & Decker" 'CJ Workmate· It's a foldaway, •. portable workcenter. giant vise and sawhorse an in one! reatu•11& a 29" .. sot g»P and hotd~ m11te,.al5 up to 10" w1(k!, • T1>11 Dtl•1ec! "°"""' wo•~ center • ll<l•1gne<;110 g11p 1u1>ul11r Oll)PCll "g!dly • S11<:ure• otr~ulillr o< c .. cular lh.'.lf><'S • M~~•i cutl•"9 eaai.,, •ale•. ml>f11 •Ctur•1t • Hohis large. ll~rd·l<>-llllnd•e f)ll!(IH • •Vise l>ll•I "'11ust lo •a~e WIKlye.)lldPll~ • SIH>llO and "ll•d yo• l"Jlll '"" comoi.111e1v pml.11>4<! (#79-001 ) Reg. S79.95 Incl. y.~, l~~ and YI" drive socket s plus ratchets, adaptors, fie)( handles: hacksaw w ith blades: wrenches: hex keys: etc. Chest. 13778 "TUF-WHITE" 12" Aluminum Skillet .. _________________ , Rugged Tut-Wh ite into11ot cieaos as ea~y as gl ass! Brown p o r celain·o•1·nlu· minum exterior. 4159 Black & Decker• :7 9301 CORDLESS SOLDERING PENCIL Co1dlr>r,s conv('f1•.:'llC" Use Indoors Of ouldOOrs. nnywhere v1~111hs Onl'f 6 oz. Jur.t 7V1~ loog. Hou.:;1119 ot hoQh·•mpcicr rosislant pl8ShC. Ou111-1n 1111r11 1llun11na1..:s r.01oer1og area. Pcrh1ct 101 hobb1os. homu riloa1rs. tooa1 101 eloeLnc1aiis. rrpa1rmen. lnc!uocs 2 01cll.el cadmium batteries, criaroar ano tool ra:;1. W111 cold'er 35 10 100 10101s pe1 cherr.e depeod1no upoo type of apoticahon. HeAt! In seconds. Finger-tip ON-OFF bu11on tor i.41tly and convunieoce. Reg. S1 9.99 s1499 e-·- JfJ wel' by io,e ph, ·~ l eo•ching for doomond~ or19 gemstones lrom private 1n<1ividuats a.['d estates. Carelul exam1n allon and evaluation by our e11perts. Highest prices paid. Calt 540-9066 10·9 daily, Satur· day 10-6. Sunday closed . .,i.k 1or t.1r. Dennis Foltz or Mr. Joseph. iewels by ioseph _.,,._,,Pi•••• 2:1:o •-• ........ ,.""'••SM-- PARADE OF ART On the Mall at FASHION ISLAND Thursday thru Sunday Over 50 of Calito rnicl's finest a rt ists ex hibiting traditional to contemporary art beginning Thursday and continuing through Sunday of this week. Meet Harry Lauter veteran Hollywood actor and a ccomplished artist. FASHION J ISLAND scWronT CCNTCR Pato1 oc Co;,~t H1ghw.JV -Between Jamboree .1nd MacA1lhur • ON Durin~ .April, S 12.60 h;1!f ·i.:allc ins 1•f 80-proof S111in1off arl' St'lli11g fnr S 11.40. 1\ ~1vi11gs of S 1.20 p1:r l>t •Ille. \\lhich ~·c 111 i:~1n \\'i~ly invest in c1r~111~e juil't', \"l't1nouth, lo111;1to juict'. ~ifl drink s. lc1111111 juiL-C. Snap·E.'1'11111: bl·ef bc >11ill1111 !!T :1ny nf the otht'r goi._t thi11).(:. S111in'lllff IHiXL'S :'fl dl•licinusly \\"ith SO proof balf·gallons only$11~0 during April Smirnoff leaves you breatliJess:- • A6 , ltAILV P-ILOT EDITORIAL PAGE C11rbing B11rea~cracy Orancc Count.y supervisors l1ave taken steps airnccl at cutting do"'" staff time consum ed by com· nlissions, co mmittees and other special county gov· ernm ent panels . but they haven't gone nearly rar enouglt . T he board ordered an inventory by each depart- ment of time s pent by cmploycs serving on or sup- porting the more than 80 existing county panels. The i11tcnt is to sec where more efficient use of staff time could be reali zed. · The board action came close on the heels of a re- port by the Citizens Direction· Finding Commission on the profusion of bt1reaucratic agencies. many of which have been a lmost completely forgotten. The board shouldn 't have stopped \Vith half·\vay 111easures. 'fhc problem of too many commissions a nd con1 mittees :Jho1t4d be n1et head on. County staff lime, \\1hich is funded directly by the taxpayers, s hould be held to an a bsolute minimum. But u1il ess the commission structure itself is pared do"'"· improved effi ciency \\'ill be hard to find. Food for Tl1o'ugl1t . TJ1c 1ncnu :.i l UC Irvine main <lining commons to- duy fcuturcd a meal of tea and lite-the "s u~ sistencc"' m-eal on \\'hich hundreds or -thousands 10 (\Jrica ~ind As ia exist. year in and )'ear o ut . The gesture \Vas a reminder that thi s is National Foo<l Da y-and that, \vith a '''orld population expand· ing a nnually by 90 million there is ·'one ne\v Bangladesh to be fed every year." The focus of fo~ood Day. organized by the Center for Science in the Public Jn tcrest. is not only on y,.•orld hunger . but on nut1ition. both for the poor a nd the more afflue nt. fo~or it is a regrettable truth tJ1at even in this land of plcnl~'. nutritjon tOo often is overlooked in favor or corivcniencc foods that appeal to the eye and lhc palate, but do little for the body. So far us assuaging world hunger is concerned, individual self-sacrifice-such as occasional meatless days-will conlribute little. America's most valuable food ex port mus t be the expertise that can help un- derdeveloped countries increase their own yield of.the foods their people need. . ·In the long run, this will be essentia l since jUst in· c1·easl ng our food exports can never catch up with the need. Airport Search Orange County supervisors have ordered ·pre· liminary neg'otiations to begjn with Riverside and San Diego county officials over a possible international airport at Rancho California in Riversid e County. The supervisors are anxious to appear to be "do- ing something" in response to pressure from the Grand· Jury a nd many other public and private sources over in·action on Ora:nge County's airport pro- blems. The proposal authored by Supervisor T homas Riley, a r etired Marine Corps general, also could be aimed at divertirg attention from Can1p Pendleton as a favored airport site. . But problems involved with Rancho·California are legion, though the nagging '''Oe or many noise. impacted homes is not one of them. The site is located miles from population centers in any of the three counties it borders. Orange County would face the additional difficulty of ground access~ The ultimate major jet airport solution· fOr Orange County may indeed be a site in some other county, but the Rancho California t>rdposal appears to have little to recommend it . . I NO ONE PArnY I& 10 BLAME FOR "Tt-IE 9REAKPOWN OF NECiOTIA110NS Treated with Co11te111pt? • HOW£YER, IT'S MO'!Jil,,.Y fl'IE ri'AllLI 5' FAl1l.T ! , Protocol Keeps Up To Date :near Gloomy Gus F or<LAnger Shakes Israel Tie • '( .... _A_R_T_u_o_P_PE __ ) Jolin Gu111Jier Dea11, U.S. ,\111· bassador to Can1bodia. spen t 90· niiuutes. al Ille P/111on1 />e11h uirport Tuesday. at t iln es crouc/11119 jro111 rc- ~l rocl:et /irt:. waifiny lo say good· by to Prt!s1de11t Luu J\"ut -!\"eu;s Jt('/11. • • • • Fron1 : C.S . Stale Depa1tmcnt, Office of P1·utuc.-ol. To: 1\ll C .S. ,\n1b;J ssadors. Subject: ,\irporl f:.irc\VClls. If the m edical pracli· tioners are so fi lled with compassion for humanity, "'hY don ·t they get rid of the n1isfits in their ranks instead of griping about their·huge n1 ~lpractice in· surance rates? 1\.J .S. GH<tmr Gu' commt111S art 'ulbmll'"' llr •• .., •• , •ftd CIO ""' M<t SwrUr -.11..:;1 ..... ••••1 ol lht lltWip.ilpet. Sefl4 ,..,.. ~ i-t•t 10 Gloomr Gus, Dailr Piiot. \VA SJ-llNGTON -Despite publicly refu s ing lo assess blarnc for the collapse of rnediation ef- forts in the Middle East, Presi- dent Ford's private reaction of hurt and anger a l Israel now threatens re~ations between the t.:niled States and Israel rnor e seriously than at .!lny time during 27 years or unique £ri ends hi p. This spontaneous response in - side the Oval Office to Secretarv of Stat e Henry Kissin ger"s failure may not last . But Presi· dent F'ord ·s in ph1·asi1fg the rarcv.·clJ prope r-private bitter· l y . "Sorry you couldn 't stay n es s now longer" should be a\"oided al all m u s t b e tosts. "See you l;iter" 1naysound r eckon e d a . O\'t'rly d e£eatist. i\t the same v.·holly ne \\·, time, "Come back soon '' may a p· \\'holl y uncx· ( EVANS-NOVAK .) ' ing have s ketched a scenario of Israel's political plans for the irn- rnediate future that deepens the Arnerican gloo1n of fallen \l-orld po\\'er in Vi etna1n . Carnbodia. Turkey. l'ortugal and Cyprus. The \\"hile !louse scennrio : Israel secs the Arnerican pre- sidency in a st a te of decline and dares not risk its ov.1n security by \vithllra"·ing frorn Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. as P resident Forll \\'ants, \\'ithout cornmilrn cnts Egypt refuses to give. .Jersey's liberal n epublic:an Sen. Clifford P. Case. Suc h s ilen ce is un likely to pers ist , hO\\'C\'Cr . ll alhcr. thl'rl' ~i re ea rl y indi c~itions of the Israeli end-run around the \\'hit c !louse to Congress. via the l>Oll•nt pro-lsrat.'li lJ.S. lobby. fort'<'a St hy F'ord . \\"hen the t;..i lks (·11l - l;.ipsed in ·J erus aletn. ls ral'l's :11nbassador to the l "nilt'd Slates. Si1n cha Din itz, flcvt' directly to :-.:e\v Yor k C ity -not lo \\';is hin gton -for pri\'ale rncC't· ings v.·ith key fi gures in the A1ncrican-J {'\\' ish corn1nu nit y. Rf:S POS S IBll~I TY for the confrontation bet,vecn the \\"h itc I louse and the Rabin governrnent <Jt the n1orn cnt of Israel's gravest 1H.'l'd for :\tneric-an help does not lie \\"hul ly iu J e rus alern. So111c fri L·nds of Israel here can l)rO \'idl' pf'rsu a sivc document u- tion lh:.it th e Prcsidl'nt's letter t u R11bin boo1nera nged. causing the lsr;.1cli eabinet. ln stiffl'n under the i1np1l ctl threat. liut such ''\\"ho struck J ohn ·· fnr1nu\;1tions serve little purposl! today. The h a rd fact is th:1l l'rt!!iident f'"ord privately blarnes Israel r:1r rnore than Egypt fur f\i s~i n gt'r 's l atest railure, ;1 personal ;1ffront that threatens ne\Y diffi culties for both Israel iJlld the t:nitc.•d States at a tirnc ,,·hen neither nut ion can afford the1n. A r;Jlht•r s trung ly·\\Orded com· pl <.1int fro1n one of our a m · bussadurs 1r1 the flt•ld hus bt•cn ree1.•i\'t.•d b:,.· this Offii::e pertain· in):! tu thl' luck of guidelines 011 lhe propl'r protocol for bidding f;.1rl'\\·eJJ s to d eparting pi-esidenls of ;tllicd nation s. pt'<.ir. in most cases, overly op· J?Ccted factor timistic. ,\ simple "Don "t forget as 1 s r a e l to "·rite" s houlc.I generally suf· faces over- fice. \v h e I m i n g 6 -Should a U.S. Marine \~·or ld pre · J-f cncC, the Israeli govemrnent rnade a c::.onscious decision to r e- tain the Sinai passes and oillields and instea d rn ake an end run: take it s right directly to the over-'v h e Im in g I y D e rn oc r ati l.' Congr ess a nd Arnerican public opinion. thereby warding off Moneywise Advice ,\s such situ;.itions m<.1y <u;se \I ith in1.·rca s ing frequency in LIH.' fut urt'. 11·t.· hope the ful1011·ing <J1rccli\'c \Viii l>c of help : I -On being notiried or the de-· PJl'tlll"(' o r J J.lrcs id cnt \\'hO has l·nju_,·cd ou1· support ror a nl1mbcr of ,·cars, the ti m bassado1· should uff~r to dri vc him to the ai1-port . -2 --Ourin)!""Thc dti \le, the affi· b a ss ador s hould cl\\'cll on 11lcasan1 subjt'("tS. such as the lct\"L' and ll l'votio n the presid £>nt h:.i~ l·u rncd fron1 his people dur· inµ his tcrn1 of office. J --If thl' ai rpol't is under £ire fr1,n11hc pcup](' upon ar1ival. the ;1n1b:1ss;ulur n1uy d rop lht' presi- dl·ll\ off :it the eurb. notin g th at ""lhL· p;11·k1ng lot scen1 s lo he full'" 01· that he hates ·•Jong goo<l-b~·s. ·· -1 In no cirt·umstanccs should the ;.11nbassador; ask. "i\Iar ( <'hel'k your bags?" What the pre- ~idL•nt has don e \\•ith the money v.c ho.1vc Sl.'nt hin1 is, nft('r <Jll. his Uusinl'l'l'. 5 -G1·co.1t care s hould bl· taken Corps Band be presentfortheoc-ss ure (al the forthcoming casion, equa l e;irc s hould be de· Geneva conre rencel to get of£ voted to the n1usical selections. conque re d ,\rab lands. Sad fart:\\'l'll songs. such as "I 'll Ri ghtly or wrongly, Ford now f;cl ,\long \Vithoul 'fou \1cry reels th at th e govern1nent or \\'ell.·· definitely set the wrong P rirnc ~lin i'ster Yilzhak Rabin moOO . A cheerful, frienllly tune, trea11d hirn , personally, "with like ··so I.ong , It's Been Good to conternpt .. al a time of Arn erican Kno\\' Yo'u," strikes a far more decline in the world by a llowing preferable note. Kissinger 's mediation effort to 7 -In order..to maintain this -coll a ps e. <'hccry, opt imisti c amb'tence, the That cxpl<:i ins Ford's assertion, ambas.sador s hould ne\'l'r'. under in his now celebrated letter to ::1 ny_ l·n:c.um stances, check_ I he Rabin, that he is reassessing U.S. a\'a_1l a b1hly o.f s ub~eq1:.1ent fhghts policy toward Israel. with ob- unt il the pres ident 1s airborne. ''ious irnplications ror Jsrael"s re- 8 -In dire emergencies. the quested $2.59 billion in new V.S. a mbassador m ay orfcr the de· aid. parting prt"sidenl a ride only to the ,\irpurt Bus Terminal. In s uL·h l':ISL·s. he shou ld c.:ite "the rush hou r tra ff ic to ~he .airpo1t" no mutter \\'hat the hour, \\"E TRl;ST this dire<>live \\'ill eliminate fut ure complaints by a mbassadors in the fi eld suc h as the one referred to above. Such J :.i n g u a~e h:.i s 110 pl ace in <liplomatic cables. TltE PRESIDENT'S letter and anger could be contrived pre· S!'.iure to force g reater Israeli con- cessions . Rut it also poses for lsr<icl a dangerous new arm"s· lenf,1 h re lations hip with-its only a llJ" "'hil e facing a hostile Geneva conrerence packed with Cll Crlli('S. Pres ide ntial aides "'ilh precise knO\\'ledge of Oval Office think· \Vhite ltouse pressure through An up-to-da te guide ror the reduced U.S. aid to Jsrael. person of either m oderate or sub· Wh clhec. Ki ssinger hirnsclf stantial means v..•ho v..•ants pro· subscribes to that scenari o is not tection against inflation. Sn1;jrl known today. Wh at is kn0\\'11 is !tloney in llard Times by llonald lhat Gerald Ford believes in il. L. Soble <McGregor·llill. 192 holdi ng that view v..•ilh tenacity. page~; SS.95) op.ens the door lo i·le reels , according to one close new inves tment ideas and sho\\·s obser ver during the latest Kiss· the reader how to ta~t' ad_va ntage inser s hut-tie diplorn aey, th-at-of lhe-mo~elal')·-s1t~at1on and Israel treated hitn "wilh con· stretch s avings and 1n\·estmcnt ternpl" at a 1nornent he could ill dollars. ;1fford it. ·'Jerry f"ord is not one to get angry easilr,' one insider told us, "but he is angry no¥:." TllAT ANGER was obvious last week when i\1 r. Ford bluntly inforrn ed the bipartisan con· gression al leader s that U.S. aid to Isr ael was being reappraised as part of a rnassive ~-lideast policy reassess rn ent. Possibly because of that anger, not one question was aske d -even frorn such friends of Israel as Rep. Jlhilip Burton 0£ Cali £ornia, po ..,•e rful boss or the House DernocratiC ca ucus. and l'>!ew Written in simpliried language, this book disc usses gold anll silver. gems. a rt, common and 1·a re coins, roreig n c urrency, real estate. bond and s horl·term money..filh.rkct instrument s. and other forms of investment. In each investme nt area. emphasis is placed on participation -on how the rela tively s mall investor can becom e involved in a particular investment field with a minimum amount of cash. Soble lakes a positive posture toward loda,y 's uncertain economy. He seeks out experts in various fie lds of investment to ( THE BOOKMAN ) gi\'e the reader the bene£it of their professional counsel. P ra c- ti cCtl advice is provided on s uc h economic n1atle1·s as buying 1'reasury btll s, opcning---a S\\·i:sz bank a c count . verifying the a uthentici t y of a gem . and ana lyzing the advant ages anll pit fa lls of each type o( in· vestment. STRESSl~G profit potential s throughout . this stimulating \\·ork s hO\\ s how to size up \·arious investment opportunitil's as v..·ell as hov..• to choose the right time lo in"cst in a particular field . It also gives pointers on spotting a counterfeit print, con· structing a n inflation-insulated port£olio, and preserving capital and in creasing income in the face or today's spiraling infla· ti on. SHA RON LIEBERT Jacqueline _Onassis Couldn't Handle Finances \\";-\Sl·ll f\'GTON -f'"or a mo· n1ent in hi story , J :lcquclint' Ken- , nedy On:1ssis was superb. Tht' nat!_9n will not soon forget that time or shock a nd ,grief aft er Da ll as '''hl'n s h e r osL' ~hove th e s hatt e r in g pc rson<.il or · dt'al t o gi\'C I.hose biltc>r hours a pre>· scnce or digni · t y a nd nobill· ty \\'hich h:t!:t hecomc p:Jrt of our national he ritagt". ,\nd tlu.•re ,~·ere ol her m o- ments. too . '''h<'n this mo~t beautiful or 1'~i rs t l~::idies hl'lped tOWC<t\'C the s pell -that mixture of high ptn·pose, v<Julting aspira- tions and joy in life nnd the battle -that "'as ont'e called Camelot. For the Kenn ('d~· legion s v.•ho look lo her <tS the kee1)('r O( the legend and to the n1i ll iohs who sav.: her ns a l<al tt'r·d:iy ~ladonna, he r sudde n ma rrii1 ~(' to 1\ri stotl c Onassis -th e 11g1n g, ahcn ~nom e of l'olossal \l'C~lth a nd s ini ster reputut ion -clouded lhc vision of Cam e lot. R EASSU RI NG explanations ''"ert• put out about the bereaved \\'idow 's need for a quiet ha ven, uboul Ona ssis' submerged ir· resistibility . But the matriarch Ru.sc Kennedy spoke for the ma- iority "''hen. art t'r a kindly re· fcrcnce to Onassis, she expressed her reaction to the marriage: "I \\"<JS completely s urprised. In f'<.1rt . J v.•as s tunned and then perplexed." l ·p to now. out of respect for \\'hat once v.'as. \\'e have been content to let the matter rest there in a merciful fog. But \\'t.' never doubled thal lhe time v..·ould come v..•hcn the full story, t•vc n if it turned ou t to be un- r;ivorabl e. v.·ould be told. FOR MRS. JFK is rorcvcr a historical rigure, v.·hose entire life will be studied as diligently as. for instance. the li ves or Mary T odd Li nc o ln and Eleanor RoosC'\'Cil continue to be. To the hi storica l interest Is now joined a current public interest in disco,•ering the dispc>Silion and <'ontrol or one or the world's gr('atest fin ancial empires. \Ve can reYea l that Jacqueline On11ssis "'ill not cont rol a ny part or the Onassis e mpire. nor is it planned that she v.•111 rttelvc:!: nn inheritance or any signlfi('ance. The keys to that l:ingdom will be (JACK ANDERSON J held by the departed shipping magnate's daughter, Christina. JACKI E has not been left destitutX. h o"•ever. For s he carefull}" provided for herselr in advance of h e r re marriage. Sources close to lhc couple say she wh t'edled a pre·nuplial com- n1itment from 1\ri. As he later re- counted to intim ates, she pleaded that the m :Jrriag·e "'ould cost her lhe surport of the Kenncd ys and lh al she s imply had to have some money of her o\\·n. Thus. the marriagl! "'as pre- ceded by a premarital contract as solem n and encompassing as the leasing or one of Ari 's prize superta nkers . The rlrst draft was typed up in September 1968 by Onassis' secretary, Lynn Alpha. who had instructions to deliver it to J ackie's Cin nncial ad,•iser, J\n· dre Meyer. :it r\~"' \1ork Clty"S cleganl Carlyle l~otcl. The centerpiece of the pre· m arital contract \\:JS a ihugc flnl.in('ial settlement on J ackie. One source "'ho say; :a dran of the contract s uggest ed that the amount "'as around S20 mil lion. I But sources close to the On assis rina ncial operations say Jackie received a flat $3 million In tax· rree bonds. ADDITIONALLY, s ome sources s aid , each of J ac- queline's children v..·ould recei\'C the interest on a $1 million trust fund until age 21 when the pay- ments will cease and the prin- cipal v..·ill re vert to the Onassis estate. .J acki~ also re<'eived a monthly allo\v:1nce, v..•hi ch started out al S'JO.C))O. tax-rree. disbursed by Ona~ New York office. Later. our sources s ay, Onassis became JACKIE & ARI angry ove r J ackie's prodignl SJX'nding and moved hL•r account to his l\1onte Carlo office \\'here he could "'atch it mOre closely. I-le <.ilso scaled dO\~·n her a l· lo"'anc e, ac co rding t o ou r sources, to about $20,000 a month. With the disarming coquetry for which s he is famous, Jacki e Onassis ort cn complained about her money problems. Upon the recomme nd a tion or a Kennedy f:imily rinancia l ;_1dviser, but against Ari 's ad,1iee, she invest· ed in the stock m arkt!t and lost n repcrted SJ00,000. She Jlleaded "'llh Ari , say o ur sources. to make up the loss ,,·hich he re· (used to 110, sayin g sh(' should have left It in U1e tax.(rce bonds . Slli: ulso round her allo,,·ance inadequulc . Often 1.>e rore th e month wlls up she v..•ould send ;1ide Nancy Tuckcrmun, v..•ho \Vas on thr payroil of On;,1ssls' Olym· pie Airli nes ror about S20.000 a year, to {~rl 's New )turk manage· ment ror funds . • Sometimes t\ls', Tu<'k c rmun \\"Ou ld sho"' up no more thun 15 days aft er the a llO\\"Ance hod been rE'ceived lo bC'~ ror more .mone)' rrom 1\ri ·s fin ancial man. Creon Broun. Sources who hca1·d her appeals describe 'them as hun ·ov.,ring . "Things simply can't ) i.;o on this \\·ay ut the house an,\· longer," she \\'Oulll s ay in prote::.t against 1\ri "s :.i ll c.•ged parsimony. 011 1· s ources report th ot Onassis \\'US superstitious about \\'ills and th at none has been round. The re \\'ill be n1ore details in ruturc columns. DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. WcPd, Publi.thrr Thomaa l<!!tvil, EdilM Ra rbaro Krl"1bkh, E:d1torial Pagf' ,.;d1tor The t'dltorial page or 1he Daily Ptlo1 seeks t o inform and ~tin1ull'lte readers by pl"t'5efllln1 on lhii. page dl\·erse commenl•ry Qn topics or interest hy syndlcat. ('ns and ldt!ll on current topics. The tditDrial opinions of th e D:iily Pilot apl)('ar ooly in the editorial column at the top or th e r11:i1tc . Opinions e:.:- prcss'f.d b)' the columnists ~nd <'a rtoonil1lS and lette r \\'rltcrs are their own and no nd orsement or !heir ''i<''4'll by the Ouily Pilot. :sttould be inferred, · . . . . . . Thursday, April 11: 1975 , ' , ' Y allev Sel1ools • Science Fair Will Be He·ld .. Fcn1ules urc dcflnltcly s1nurtcr than.n1ales - at .least in the mouse world uceording to a younl{ s cientist ul Cox Elementary School in f'ountain Valley. 'fhlr tecn·ycur-old Janine Appl·ll ran u n1td c ~nd a femule mouse th rough thl' sumc n1<1zc 30 times. The fem :1lc found her \.\.'l.IY out 25 1 imc-s, lhc n1<1 lt• on - ly "1.5 0 1· 20 ti mes." s:i~·s J iJllilll'. • llER t~XV 1·:1tJ1lll·:r\·r \\'A.'S ON I~ of al.lout 120 science l.lrojt•l·ls rornplt•lt·d under the f:yc 11f Jigh)h ~rade sc 1enct• t 1•ac·hcr J\'1 nry J\loti arty. Sor:il.' of !he best p1·oj~{·t s \\•ill he cntcr1·d in the Fountain Vi.1llcy Si:h(J('I l)istritt ~<·it·ncc f~dr \\'hi ch starts J\1on<la y. 'l'op dis pl <iys frorn ull ugc ll'\'l'ls throug hout the dist rit·t wil l ilt'1111 di~plu y ut thc llunt- inglon Ct•nt t·r !\'I a II next '"''l'l'k. . P1•ojt•ttS.l'llll t he J.!limUI frolll \\hal l~'JJl' I.I I l'll· v1ro111nl'lll \\'Lii n1old gt'u" i11 tr1 hu\\ dot·s rust furm , ur h O\\' l'i.lll \\'iL lt•r Lie pll rifit•d. ON t: (jlltL, 1'it:l.INl)1\ s 1·:1\!\l1\!\', 13. ;i :-.kctl if '\ s~c round :in l'u sy, t·he'l\'·''"1y to c lean pollutad -'f "'at~·r . rt•plicd . "No"'":"· It all 1:0"'\:." . 1\nothl'r J.(i t'l :·l\1 ~1 rl;1 Sultnian. J \, l).•p,;11\ ;1 pru-~ JCCl •in lull\' t•a\111p :1fft·els r;-1 s. l'.ul "·lu·n !'ht: ga\'l' '' l!utnip \1 1 nnt· 1·11\ it killl:d 1he 011!1 ·!'. t•rHILn g ht•1' prp-'f• Jecl d r 1•an1 ~o .~hl' S\\'ll !'ht·d tri ;1 11J s jil;1y on 1l1it'ro-·• - "IC"t1·oul<"··· .< ... .. f'H1\N (.'l·:J\1·: K1\P I;:\.\', I I, s·r u 1>12o the l'f-~ r('cl ur tht• lllOUfl Uf\ JK'J':.011 ;tl11it•s. Shl· \\alt hell JiilR ~even Jlt•opl11• 11\0 h:1n1slt·1·:.. 111·0 gupptt·s . t11·u goldfis h ilfl{t IHIL' dug fu1· t \\O n1on1.hs. ")only had \\l'o full 1n1~)J\S, so i l·ouldn 't l'C<tlty t ell mul'h fl'om it ," says t'l'anecnl'. "Rut the dog alv.'a ~·s hu\11ll'd at a fu ll 1noo11 undone girl sho\l'Cd a defi nite pattern of nioods. lh1l I 1ni)lhl have dolll' bc-ltl'I' \\'ilh 1norl' intt·lligt·rrt animal..; " • I ' I -- " Tt1u1sd<1t April \ 7, 1975 DAILY PILOT ,i\ 7 USC'.; 5 0 th Re union Set Or . Cussius f1aul of Newport Bea.ch is ...,ork· 1ng on t he 50lh reunion for the 1925 c l ass of 11.~try next m onth. Singer Sues- No Boat • USC 's School of 0('n· ·rhc reunion 1,o,·lll be held f'ol<.iy 9. A to ur or the . rl en t a l schoo l and a tunthl!on are plan ned. S1\N DIEGO lt.:1'11 - Enter t ai n er J•'r••nkic Lulne und his '"ifl' l.olcl•t ha\'l' fill'd a $1 10 .000 brea<·h of t•ontr:i<·t s uit ;1ga inst a boat build111g firm. ullci.:in g the fi r n1 rui lcd to t•on1plt·lc con· s truction of u }'athl. S LI. IOX ANGELUS MACAROHl- laH cMtt ••c•pt la1C14J"al $2.09 ll awtho r n e Cus to111 DELICATESSEN ,·~•t"ht s, o v.·ne r J ;1c:k TOWH & OUHTIY SHOf'rlHG CEMTU 1151 4 11.t.CH lfa\\·thornl'. fJ avid (;ary 111.ACH & El.LISI HUMTIHGTOHIU.CH-•61-6511. I I '1 '>'' t h o r ll (' , p a u I ~~~~~~~iiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:i;;::::;;::::;;::::~ 11 a \1· t ho r 11 c . .J . J . j 11 a ,,. t h o r n l' ;1 n d l la1\'lhorn<' .\lach1nl.'rV Corp. \\'t•re 11 an1cd dl'fl•1-i- d ants in t h(' SllJlt•rior Court at'l ion. 'J'hl' s uit said Laine en· tC'rC'd into a contr:.i<·t 1111h the fir1n J:1n . 21, 19i:!, \j• havt_' ;J 46 -f110 \ Fibcr gluss-1\·ouden l ~•;,11 huilt. 'J'he suit s aid l.;.iinl· n1et all conditions of thl· t·ontr:1l'l but fin~1\ pa~· ment . 1101\'l'\'l'l'. tht• d l•f('ll · d ants failed lt) co n1plt·ll' the yach t and Laine had to obtain a court o rder to take posse ssion of the un- finished craft, the suit said. it-R.4' Married persons over twenty.five ' Twenly·one year old single males . . Nineteen year old single males (f.,ll time •tude11h onl~) LOW CO.ST AUTO INSURANCE 184 * annually , '146 ! ann ually '154* annually 'wilh good dri ... ing r~ord BOB PALEY and Associates Inc. Free Seed Off e r MARLA SALTMAN DISPLAYS MICRO-ELECTRONIC PROJECT Another Pupil Theorizes Female Mice Smarter Than Males 1'he U{'l ion ul so said Lain e had lo spend Sll0.907 on coul't costs. 1n o1·in g thC' boat to unotht·r yurd for con1ple- t ion , l abor und 1nalerials. Phone: South Or a ng e County 642-6500 North Orange County 546-3205 !~0~(~~~~ e~o~~:h~~e r\ ji!~~~~}~~~ o ffer of f r ee ga rden p r iC('S, s aid ht> just WN.Y•W...t seeds is ending l·'ritla\' "'cou ldn 't bl.'l icYc it" ,.., hst · · · · 1922 Hshr l l•d. s ays Re p. f!l'Orgl' Bro11·n ,,. ht' n th l' 1· c q u t· s I ~ l c~to Meso-541.0259 Jr. (D-Coil 1f. ~. \\ho h:1s l>lJllt"etl in. supplied lfi .000 t'o11sl 1- tucnt s. Br0\\"11 o fft.·r t:d !ht· p ' 'f I . SCC'dS S01nc lll'l'k!-< a gulu 4,l JI• a ppt-"( 1·C'sid cn\s in llis SuulhC'ri. Culifol'nia dist ril'l and t he l'l'SPOllSl' t·ost hini about S7 .~1fl(1 ;ind l"l" t1uired 1111· ~1 ·r,·i<'l'S of 2U \'oiu11tct·rs \\'ilh lhl' n1ail. IJ;j\·1d Cheatli;1n1 ul' l r1·i11t· and :\I ar1·i11 l.t·hrt•]" or l l unt in gt11n l\ea l'h ha 1't• IJt•t•n in - ~ta l lt•d as 1nt•n1ht•rs of th e \\'t•stern ~lalt• ,-. THE f i .~~!~:.~. Jiii COlolD. 5et'•ICI Time St.-ts At Yauf" DOM I 495-040 1] 00 !1 TOUl\l l , \1011 a.f 219ZZ Ca..,i110 Capi'tr°"° B r 0\\'11, 11·ho n1ade the offl'f to c nt·ourai:r ~elf s uffi ei t·nt· y ;t nd d is : l lni\'t•rs ily alumni ho;1rd O( llll't'L't tJ I'~. '----------' S.ALE 4 DAYS ONLY EXTRA HEAVY DuPONT SOI ~ IT SMITH 9.i Complete y Installed with~ uxe Rubber Paddin , TL HIGH-LOW SHAG 99 so. YD . REG. $1 2.95 C1mpl1 t1ly Installed with ..... Del.•11 lubber Padiidiiil Im BY WALTERS 49 SQ. YD. REG. 7.99 C1111plit1ly lnsttlled with Dth11 l ubkr redding ALSO INSlbE LINP.ROOK HARDWARE FOUNfAIN VALLEY 1 '""" ·Rnn~HURST • 918 8541 ' OPEN SAT. & SUN. ;I 10AMT06PM 2BJ MON.·FRI. 9 TO 9 PM • Today, our 8°/o looks bet r t never. \Vhile othe r for111:-; of in,·e:..;tn1enl !1 ;.lvc lJce1l )1;\\'ing tl1 ei r cx trellll' up:-; :t11d cl11\v 11:-; latl'l.'-. l\'lutual Sa"·i11gs invest o r s 1111\'c co11tinuecl t<t e.11joy )1i gl1 retur1~ \\'ii 11 11crfect. :-;t1f'et..y. BuL tl1at's a11 old stor-'r at i\lut u;.11. In 1..1t1r :>O-.r·t·;1r l1istor v.'110 invest11r l1a.-: los t s1J 111uth ns :1 si11g.lc di111 e. At ivlu tu a l, r~t ur11 :-; a rc g11n ra1.1Lecd ~111d )'Our principal i:-; i11 s u r e cl 111> to $40,000 b)' a11 agen cy of t he feclc r;_tl f l>vcr111l)e11t. Yot1 c<.111 earn up to 8.06c!o a n r1t1a l .\·1e lcl '''he11 our 7.7tl'' 1 a 11nual rate certificates a rc co1111)ou11clccl tl;.ti l ~" Many of our i 11vcslt)rti co n1bi 11c l\\'O 1)1' 1norc savings pla ns so tl1C'y l1a\'C n1onc_v :l l\\'~t.v s ;.1vail - able a11d receive l1igh returns ~1 s \Ve il. Look over the difTe re 11t 1)\a 11~. fr1)111 ()lit' 5111r1'ci p;1ssbook accot111t to our higher eal'11i 11g ·lt·l'nl at:t'tJU tl l ~. ;incl (IL·cidL· \\'l1icl1 pla11 air l't1111hi11 ;1 t it111 lit•s l 111l.'el s .''tJllr fin:1n ci:1l goals. 'l'ltL'll go 11;.1\'L' a talk ,,·i tl1 1111c 11f'uur t)Aicc 111:1n;q.,!t'l'S anti ask :lh<illl Lht• frL'e :-it•rviccs ,,.e tifli,.r. 'l'hL·.v \11uk bL'l l L'r tha11 L'\"CI'. l llO. llii.:h t•a rning' J\·1u1 u a l Sa\'ill g'l' r-\t't"t)Ulll~ \ n 1111. i1 r .11 t' .\nnu:il ,I I t' I ii \l11111 n u1n :\1 i11in1u1n -· ' ,· I ' ~ fl(i'' ti ~ '·.'I":-. $1.UOU -, • -; . i $!' ' .1 y t•;1r:-• 1.UUU ,, ' ( j ! '·'"'" :JU in o:-.· 1.000 ' --- I j I :' I' -q. ' ' -. I \"C:tr • 1,000 -· . --.,. "' :. :1q•' ;\unl• .o ---- 'I '"" ,, • '"th.ft "' .I nl t u"'I~. MUTUAL SAVINGS Capistrano·San Ctemente 530 Camino de Estrella/493-5651 Corona de\ Mar 2867 East Coast H ighway/675-5010 Fountain Valley 1794 2 Magnolia Street 963-8396 Santa Ana 7tl1 & North Mair1, 547-9741 ' ' r I r AB DAIL y PILOT 1 • ·Rebate· Profit Charged LOS AJ\IG ELES n ;pl) -,\ I.ong Be uch auto de·· alcr \\·ho a ll t•J.:ccl ly jacked up prit:t•s of .. eal'S \\·hilc at th e same time offering a r t•b:.ite \\"<lS ii ucd by the Consumer a nd E n v iro n n1ent u l Jl rotcct ion Di\•is ion of the distr ic·t attorney's of- fice . l\l u r ph y Li n co ln · l\l erl'lll"Y \\'US :J ('('USCd \\"edncsday of making S39 1 in hidden profit on l'a ch car sold e\'en though the n rm ga\'e :J. $500 reb~1 l l'. TlllS \\'AS bt·lie\'ed tu be lhc nrst c-i\'il J:J\\'Suit of its kintl ri le d in the l "nitl'<.I Sta tes. ··our ill\'l's ti ~:.ation or this J:a se !cuds us t o bclic,·e that s uch acti\'ily during the rcb:.ale pro- grurn probably \\':JS not unique." said D ist ri ct ~\ttorner Joseph Busch . .. \\'e '''ill toopcrat C' '"ith !ht• ~ali on a l Di strict At· torn('YS t\Ssoc iu tion is n1akin g our · f i n dings <.1\·ailable. ·· T II f: S l " 1• f: R I () R Court s uit :.iskcd Si-t ,2 10 fr om th e Ueu l cr as l'C'stit ution of $410 t o each buvt•r of !ht· 181 ~l e rcury C;i°pris in,·olvcd . Busek s aid tht· 197.J C01pri !:ipo1·ts toupc until Jan. 17 \\·as ud\·ertised by the comµan ~· ut S-2.998. The f 'ord i\l oto1· Co. :.innounccd tht• S.500 rcbatt• prog1·a tn un thi.11 ' <l;1t('. Tiff~ Df:,\J .. t~R. Bui.c h l'harg:t•d. juckcd up the pri<.·c by S391 . Rt·stitution ur tha t :.1rri uunt pl us {i percent sail's tux o n cueh unit \\":JS sought . · 1"he dculer \\"a S able to make a profit of $391. Busch said, because tht' munuf acturcr p:.iid thl' rt•b;1tc. Irvine --- Artist Winner Judy Brestyansky o lr\•ine. \\'ho \\"O il the Nl'\\'JJOrt Beach 1 .. ibrary poster contest. ;:dso won f irst place in counly\\"idc corrlpt•\ition and a $100 U.S. S;1\·i ng:s Bond. l\l r s . Br t.·s tv ~1 n s k y"s µuster. \\'hi t h · inclu~ed tht• thcmt·. ··our ('<.i rd get s you rnorc pl :1ces .- ~·ou r publ ie libr ary'". \\'on u $50 s:i\·ings hond "·hen she \\·as declared \\·inner of !ht• \ocu\ con- test last month. lier poster \\·as then entered \\'ilh seven other first-place \\'inners from th rou~hout the count y ;ind hers \\·as SC'\cctcd as the grand priz<' \\·innl'r. 1\ll final entries :.ire ht•· ing d isp\;1~·t•d in (lrangc· Count y ll.apid 'J'r:insit Oistrit'L buses this month and nt•x\. 1'he t•ompcti- tiun \\':IS p;irt of promot- ing l'utiona l l .. ibr;.11·y \\'t.~ck . Low ral• LEASE pl'"' for new Ch«Y'f!J and other fine car!J and tnlck!J! i• HEWPOllT HACH! HOWARD Chevrolet · De~• I q..M Sh. .... MecArllllr,J ..... " . . .... lritf .. 833-0555 11c ... s ... 1 .. P1l1w ... too! Ttiursday. April 17 1975 CLOSEOUT Men 's slacks 5.77 Machine wash polyester doublekn1t. Assorted fancy and solids. Wa1s1 32 10 42. Length 29 to 34. JYaney 121 151 711 0 I -----U.. y..,, JCPenoey Chorgo. .. .. '" SAVE 253_ VALU E 28.oo 3 man made birthstones set in 10K gold single row rope twine setting. On Family Boat Shoe FAMILY BOAT SHOE 2/$6 Reg. 3.99 Tough we.arlng cotton duck uppers. Cushion insole, molded rubbe r outsole. Assorted solids. Men's 6112 to 11. 12. Children 's 10 to 2. Women's 5 to 10. Boy's 2112 to 6. VALUE Men's Sport Shirt 6.66 Long sleeve. pnnt shirt of machine wash nylon/acetate. Assor!ed fancies. S.M L,XL . 203 OFF REG. PRICE ALSO DRAPES SPREADS BLANKETS COMFORTERS · MOST PANTS. SKIRTS. 79· ~ SWEA TE RS 'I' MOST DRESSES. COATS. 99¢ .IACKF I S IUIHA PAIK: Beach at Orangethefpe •()pen weekdays 9:30 to 9:30 Sondays 10 10 6 OIAHGI: City Or at Garden Grove Blvd • Open weekdays 10 10 9 Sundays 10 lo 6 ·• VALUE Women's knee hi's Nylon knee hl's with reinlorced toe. sandalfool. Assorted colors. One size fits atl. SANTA AMA: 3900 So Brislet-No ol So Coast Plaza • Open weekdays 9:30 lo 9 Saturdays 9:30 to 7. Sundays 10 10 6. ' " • ". ' . • SALE Diamond heart pendant 26320 Ret> S329. '·~ ,.arat total weight pendant set in 14K gold - hearlshaped pendant -., ........ ' ·:::~·;;1.:::;~.---...... -·--------·-..... . ·-"-~---.... ---_..,. ·----·-...... ... ~ ~ --· .~--~~:;~~-q:: :S-:::'J.::: _::.· ·-. ·-···--,-· ....... --•D'· ~~· -·-·----· ---·-· -../ ~;:::-.:..-:.· :: .::::. -:-"~---·~· . ---.,.. ·-------···---~~-----·-----~-.. -· _ ..... .... ~ -·-·-·--,,..-... '"'.--~ ·-VALUE Half-size dresses 8.99 Fashion styled. Machine wash polyester, assorted sotids and prints. Sizes 141/2 to 241/2: Pric,s Effettive Thursd11y, · April 17, thru Sunday, April 20, 1975. • -. • • ' .; ' . i .. I I SALE 33 qt. cooler 99c Reg. 1.22. l arge capacity cooler with molded si de grips.' Ideal for shorl trips SALE ~tack tabj•s • · 3.33.ea. Reg. 3.99. High impac t.plastic tables stac k !or easy storage. · Easy clean. Choice of color . • SPECIAL &:99 11 For lighf fre~watet fishing. Perfect start~r set. 202 reel. 5' 402Q spi n-cast rod. ' I POW! v • 'Our T~-nriii-Bjlys Are a· 819 -Sma-Sh. SPECIAL .. Aluminum tennis racket 1 6.99 ' .Reinforced open throat design. Perfora.ted leather grip, cross nyton stringing. · . /,, LOW PRICE Wilson ® tennis rackets 7.99 Sel Point or Set Point Jr wood rackets, Ideal fo r beginners. Set Poi nt Jr 1" shorter. rPemey 123 4!6 )89 D 9 lhursd~y. Apnl 17. 1975 SALE Pro quality golf set 139.9g Reg. S177. lnl{ader ·1 invest· ment cast se t ha s 3 woods, 8 irons. Men ·s right and left hand. ladies' right. SALE Deluxe golf bag 17.99 1.,. 22.99. Made of durable v1ny1 1n sparkling color com bina tions. Accessory pocket SALE -·--·--9.:"' \ Knit head covers .. :;; ___ l 9.44 UM Your JCPenney CMrge. E1c1pt w~rrnarkel Buy Tennis Balls 2.29 Wilson. Dunlop, Spalding championship balls. , HOOK-UP WITH THESE- SPECIAL • SPECIAL 3a6:99 9:99 The SOOOC Ambassadeur with .... Full -sized, full-powered. Exira stainless steel ball bearing smooth action plus Duraloy action for smoother casts. line guide. SPECIAL Rod & Reel Combo 11.99 Rugged and lightweight spinning reel plus 2 pc. rod with cork gnp. Fast taper. _.. PAii: a.ctl II Orengethorpe •Open wttkdlyt 1:00 to 9:30. Sundays 10 to 8. OIU•• City Or. •Olrdln 0rM BIYCI.-( Ol*I ---10 IO t. SuMlys 10-to 6. l.Ull'A M1Ai Mii i& •WM Mir. .. S.. c.-"-• 0,.. a11• 'FJ• ..... It t . ...., ,..)I It· 7 • ....,. 11 .. 6. • . ,, ,, '/. set of 3 Reg. 11.99. Extra heavy with nbbed length fits snugly over SPECIAL Tackle Box 3.99 Features 2 trays w11h 12 com- partments. Stu rdy plastic ·construction. 12~,'lx7x6 1n. Prices Elleitive Thursday, April 17th thru Sunday, April 20, 197 S • f DA!lYPILOT Al f:xpf'rling ~l arga r c l 'frude a u . 26 ·y ear-o ld ,~·i f e of C a n a d i a n p r-\,,m e 1nin is ler. is cx peeling lhird l"hild in Oclo,bcr. Chances . For ERA Dashed R 1\LEI .GH , N .C . (U PI ) -1'h e North Ca rolin a Hou s e h as sounded the de ath kne ll for the Equal Rights Amendme nt in 1975, kill· ing it by five voles. T he Ho ust• reject ed ERA 62 ·57 \\."ednesd ay and t hen d as he d any hope of reconsiderinc lhe meas ure la t e r in the session by a threC'·,·ote n1a rgin. T HE A!\lf.l"\D!\IEJ\"T has been ratified by J.I slates a nd the approval of 38 is needed by 1979 for it to become part of the Constitut io n. Tile meas urL• still is <J li \·c in the Florida , h1is· so ur i a n d 1 l l i n oi s leg isla tu r es, but even proponents are not op- timistic. ,\1'"0 f:\'El\" TJIE en· dorscments are wither· ing. T h e Texas JegislatUl"C is consider· ing a 1n·o1losal to rescind it s 1972 1·<.1tifi cation. In Ko rth Caroli na. the lluusC' ga\'t' ER . .\ a lY•o- \·otc prcli n1inary victory 1'u e s day . bul three lcgislalors changed their minds and a fburth. \\·ho \\'US absent Tuesday. vol· ed against ·lhe .dmend· ment. · · ·· ~~12!.1 water purifier TURNS YOUR TAP WATER INTO SAFER , BEITER TASTING WATER . And 11 oeats bottled \Viler i ve1 y 1'1ay 1nclud1ng price ltnd con· ·1en1ence You get sat er: odor less and be!· ter 1as!1ng \Vater at your linger il P PCP s SeH-San1t1z1ng Water. Purifier is an energy saver, too. II uses no e!ectnc1ly To protect your tam11y s neal:h, you should hJve safer ~vat er lor dr1nk1ng. 1cecubes. coffee. 1e,1, 1u1ces. mixed drinks, and cooi..- mg Le1 usdemo11strare this ne>vesl ,1ppliance tor your homr ~ CALL: (714) 496-2040 or mail the coupon 1od1y. ,_C--h l•••lC-. y_._ *c..,wr..'" ... ~c •. 92114 "'~------- ""'°'l'»--,---,--1 ' ,,, ________ , ""'"------- A O•i!nfl<llOI tor 'Poi•uT"'" CO"HOI Prt!o1H.ICl6 Inc 111._ A l <-"d.,"11 ~ (....,,.., \WI .. _ .... '" c--'""""' Dealer tCP'CSCllllh¥e Inquiry lnviled • .. A 10 DAIL V PILOT ·lhursday. April,.,~ . SF Lopse.ning Pot Penalty S.r\N Jo,RA i'l'CISCO (AP) -''ou soon CD.n smoke m ariju ana. 0\\1l an ounce or !('SS and grO\\' up to fi\·~ plants in San Francisco -and only get a misdl'mcanor cita tion under a ne"' police policy. R .... 011nt Black Panther Part,y leader ~l ai n1l · Brown won permission for recount in Tuesday's Oakland city council el ection . She ran as poor person and Democrat., -not a Panther -and lo:;t. "The orde r is bt•ing processed. "'i'th det~1ils l><'· ing \\'Orked out . and 1,11ill be inlplC'ml'Otl'cl im- 1ninent ly." Poli ce Chic.£ Donald Scott s:1id \\'cdnC!:>· day. ....................... ll E: Si\10 llF. APPRO\'F.D lht> pot poliey t•hange sough! by the Board of Supervisors. Offen- dl.'rli 1>r('\'iously '\lo'cro arrested. t aken to jail a nd booked fo r possession o( s n1all quantities of m;1 1·i - Jl1<1na . Linch .. •r tbe new poli(')'. they \\"ill rccei\"t' C'it a- ILons. s i1n ilar to traffic tickets, directing thl'l"j) to court. 1'hl"' new po licy only •~pplft•s to persons found in µo Sst>ssion of <.in oun ce or less of marij uana ;,ind v.·ho ha\"c no other ch;.1rgcs against thcn1 . • • MERCURY SAVINGS a~ loan ass1X11tion • ' • Wooden Wall Plaques fJ~CmJloi~ t ~ll't'~ S1.mt1!1¢!1.,;; SUbJPc!~. A del g~tful coB•c:ion ol pict~1e ~ 10 decorlte d·.ib aid dreJrJ' walb 4" x 5" Your Pie .......... 39c 5" x 7" for Only .......... 59c 11" x 14" J.ust Pay ....... 1.29 Velour and Terry Cloth Hand Towels IJ~Qujr(! '· CQl1Jr'.u! pi1nt Jid ~!1l1d.;. ili~y're ~<Jlt, ;,.b~arbent, IOO~o r~tt.,n. C~u~~e from a .,., d~ selec!ion. Girl's 100% Nylon Fancy Knee-Hi Socks 1'.• v'1c FASHION FUN for cuol Spring tu:111s. Vuur choice of sl~les and coiors. o~e size tit~ 9-J ] . I I I I Stainless Steel Kitchen Utensils ,. Moonwood II -it go1Jrmet collec!1on o! excellent qudl•IY •.~u~ing and ser ving rools. Han'11es <Jle of dishwasher sale Pakk.i .-101.1t1. Each piece, includmg hant;ine rack. is e,;pertly crafted 111 stainless steel -for vear'> o! ~ervice. An r:~cellent r,Hr 10•;:1 Summer Costume Jewelry Colorful Chokers and Necklaces Bright colored beads of many colo rs and shapes make up these e-c1hng pieces. They're as new as romorrow and as delicious looking as a candy store. Get ~everal to go witri your Summer outr1ts. • 12.25/EA. RETAIL VALUE 12.00 RETAii VAlUlS ....... Onl1 59c ~~~--' , .. --c. -. Hllm or Chee$e Flavor Corn-Potato Snacks OURKEE ~ II ngft 1 1 Dried Onions or ~ "' Bacon-y Salad Bits L __ -_J Helping Hand All-Purpose Cleaner ' •· • r ------~~-\ i 88C !1 ' L-.:----~ . ---1 : 39.8 : j-P11R :79C l 10 01. SPRAY CAN Scott's Famous ..._ ___ _...! L:__ _ _J S4.00 RETAIL VALUES Liquid Gold for wood. Girls" Saddle Oxfords V/~1!~ l'.1!ti bid'~ .tddlr. !r1m. Comtoi!~~·-·. \~ll~ ;ubkr h~1 1:e •v: lung ,.,,, :r Large Lens Sun Glasses Giod t.J <f'.> \n•01H'h a~~ h-• <eo~ ~· 81,- P1Pr.l1!tn Many r, to' ~! un~1t>1k_,,bl~ IPn'· r~rUmPd 01 rlfflfrn r,I·' 11Jn-~' s .... ~ ~ '~ m·;~.11 tempi( , S 12.00 AETAll YALU£ •rcHia !Iii~~.•.\ L1 T .. -. l w•111• j~1 & M1;1u1 J (l;·:~r. Y,Jll t1r1M WAR!.hOUSt SIOR( • ;•:Ju r o.: Amo 01.a Jl Al.Jilli·~ 1 Ctm•IM, ']~~So lt~r B~,,,,_~ ~l•a C11t1 Mtsilll~ t [I·~ S: at ~.~fj~rt Dl'"'l'/9020 f L1~'l'"f ~ltWiJll l•t1111 'V•0 :.•o B •1 a: S..lhoa f1Utrlt11 !. h~ & Ctmm ,nwP.tl!~ C11ff~1 ~·~~;.~a"' & Ro,..,.iJ~, Carin Cft,t Qr.1ni~ PIMA • "'•Mia llill1 Sf M1·~·01 di l'lnare1 Ma•1ii111 '-'r•11 i !8(9 E t...11'-"1 IMHrw.-iJ4? V•ni> St !'11:.tr Su,11TJ l• M1t111 ~'>() N rl~riot Bculn1rd ll~( ltK• S~,·~ & PdlO V~10t~ AVl'. MM1e11y P11k.}l! ~ l tlant•c 8tw4. 1'1111• M•fl,..... Valle' !'la1a Mlftllr"tt RG\C~ Bl•O. ~t Re ~d 0!'11111 1821 Hort~ lu~t1n PIC'N'SAVE • OPEN DAll.Y 9 TO 9 •SUNDAY 10 TO 1 • OPEN TONIGHT! . WESTMINSTER 14200 hach Blvd. COSTA MESA 175 E. 17th St. SAMTAANA Bristol & MacArthur ORANGE 1821 M. Tustin Ave. of Hewport ll•d. Morifl; of So. Coo\f l'ta• te .... nce..t..-1 " OPEN DAILY 9 AM TO 9 PM -SUNDAY 10 AM TO 1 PM ,. I ( I • • ' .. }_ '( > • And save ' on these healt.h & beauty aids. 66¢ Colgate Toothpaste NI. wt. 5 oz. 129 Adorn Hair Spray -99¢ Prell Concentrate Shampoo 5 oz. tube 99¢ OU R OWN Treasury Aspirin Tablets 5 Gr. -500's 99¢ . ' Right Guard Deodorant • NI. wt. 7 oz. Alka·Seltzer Tablets 25's Stayfree Mini-Pads 10's ~· 1ra t11 111 1 t -- 10.9 ·• Excedrin Tabl~ts · 1oo·s Scope Mouthwash 18 fl , oz. Gillette Foamy Shave Cream NI. wt. 11 oz. 49¢ OUR OWN Treasury Baby Powder Nt. wt. 14 oz. Special priees ~ througt'I Sunday, April 20th. .... PAIK: S.ach 11 Orangethorpl. Open WHkdlVS 9:3010 9:30 Sundays 10 lo 6. I OUHll: City Or, 11 Garden Grove 81Yd. •Open weelldl)'l 10 to 9. Sundays 10,lo 8. s.t.NfA ANA: 3900 So. Bristol-No. ol So. Con! Plaza • C>Qt~ weekdays a:30 to Iii. Slturdl)'I 9:30 to•7 .&notYI 1010 e. I '( ' • rnursn;iy. Aprd 17 1975 • DAIL y PILOT A J I .. Btjggs Lambasting 'Sinful' SF Laws -· NEWPORT IEACH UH ~RECEDEHTED AUCTION / SI ,000,000 IHVIEHTORY co w,•1'>1H6 .. ~u"'••1 l B> O.C. llVSTINGS 01-o.11rP'lll1si.11 LEGISLATION requiring the state flubllt· 'l'he fo r mt.'r 1h ll'd purty presidentiul cu ntl1dalt• UtlliUes CommiMsion to condu<'l in publie all de t.il:iu '''ill aulobruph rop1('s of hh1 book, ''St r:.i n~cr in 7 53 PERSIAN RUGS Assemblym~n John Briggs (R-F'ullerton) suys Californlan1 "ure being subje.ctDd to San Fran· clsco'" sinful mores t~.rou&h leR;islatio_n introduced and supported by Northern t:ulifornia Legislators."· liberations l'Onr(·rning rate increases has 11d,·un1.·ed lht: ,\rl•n•.1." f•ery Co"c•l•aWe sn. a. Dew.riptl• tOtheAssembly rloor. lteserv:.it ion:; (ttr the 7 p .m . potlu('k !'>UjJJll'I' in IMMEDIATE CASH REQUUtfMINfS HIClSSITATI S The meas ure is AJl725 hy frcshn1:.in 1\!'o the parish h•ill of c 1ur I .;1dy QutC'n or ,\rigcl!'.1 c 'hur1.·h , DISPO SAL OF &O'IRE IMVE.MT01iY (See related story PageAlO.) · "Presently moving through t he Legislature," said Brlgais. "we have SB 9S (Mo'scone, D -San Francisco) which would reduce the· marijuana penalties, and All 489 (Brown, D-San Francisco) which would legalize homosexual acts. Now comes AB 633 lntroduced by Assemblyman John Forun (0- San FtlUlCi sco), who is Assembly Speaker McCarthy:ta: l aw partner and the Wa ys and Mean::i Chairman .. semblyman Richard Robinson < 0 -Sunt:i Anu I. Ne'' port lieu.ch , s hould be mu de lJy 1.·allin~ the 1 "Right now," J{obinson sai<l , "the J">CC 1·;1n bookstore, 646 _064 5, o r ~lal'y r•ikc , dinnc i· TUES.,APR.22,8P.M.IVIEW:7P.M. take lestimony and then go behind c losed doors to t·uorc.linatoi·, 646 .41 39. HEWPORTER IMN, 1107 .JAMBOREE RD., M:I • make its decisions on proposed increases. Individ uals <1rc \veleomc lo t·ome at 8 p.m : to o-,.,..,.., IR11q,, P'tt'Mar1 Coppeorl to IM 91 ........ ., k I · I t ' bl. 1o11eo1 1w'''""'10"•~ll111 •ll·l•4•·-:c..i..c•••.w..-c-c... cord," Robinson said. "The same accountab1lity 0 __ _ "Every vote I ma Cas a eg1s a or IS PU 1 ~ ~C · r~l:oc'.a'.r'.S'.c~h~m~~it~z~if~l~h~c:y~u~r;c~u~n~a·~ bi'..C~l:o:a:ll:C;n;tl;l;h;c•;tl:in;n:cir~-:;~=========""'"""'~----"" • "~·8 ft33 would ma'ke it an unlawful employ.· ment practice (or any employer, labor oraaniiation or any person to 'discriminate in -employment because or sexual orientation. 'Sexual orientation· as di.fined in this bi ll means the choosing or any sex- ual a.rtn~r by conse11tlng adults re~ardless, of gen ei which sha ll include both homosexuality and heterosexuality.· and opennes s is essential in every r egulatory i.l gCn· cy of thitt stale.'' SOU~~.PAS1\DENAattorntJy ~1ike Montgomery , ... -tM~ vice c~mun or the Republican stale centr.:il co111 · mittce, will address the f'ountain Valley 1\r<.:a Republrcan Assembly next Wedn esdaY.. fl is talk is s·cheduled for 8 p.m . at the Fullerton Savings and Loa n building, corner of T;,ilUerl Avenue and-Brookhurst Street , Fountain Valley. The meeting is 01>en to the public. 1 • • • "The list of examples are endless,'' said Brigil:s, "but the reel remains that San Francisco, "WllATEVElt haf)pened to Vietnam" w'ill be which is the most liberal city in the area of sexual· the topic af form er congressman John G. Schmitz orienta tion in possibly the whole United States · when he addres~es the April 25 supper meetin g of the should not be allowed tO roster its brand or morals Fric,,d!foftheAmeriCanOplnion Bookstqre. ' on the r est of Calirornia. The right to hire and firC ~-----------~---------1 employees on grounds ol'mor:.il turpitude' must be retained in our luws for the sake of our children :.ind ' oUrsot·iety.'' 17 Small Cities Get Job Monies SANTA ANA -Orange County supervisors have divided $120,100 in federal job money bet\\'Cen the county and its 17 smallest cities. County Administrati\•e Officer Robert Thomas told the board the money is a bonus that the county qualified for because it had fi lled a ll t he positions opcnC'd up witb a n initial grant oCSI.5 million. THE FUNDI NG IS M1\0F; available thrpugh the Comprchrnsi ve Employ ment and Trnining ~ct . The county cities with 50.000 or more people get their own grant a llocations and the county. ad· ministers the funds fo r cities s maller than t hat. The only other stipulation the county had to meet to qualify for the bonus \11as proof of ah un· employment rate increase of six.tenths or a percent bct\\-·~en Nov em her and December of last year. 'th e r und· breakdown a s approved b y t>upervisors ~ives the largest bonus sh:.ire to the Ull· incorporal(•d area, $35.4.63 . ORANG F: C.:Oi\ST l 'ITl t:S that \\·ill get :.i cut of the monC'y include : -f"ount:.iin V;..i llcy, SI0,300 -l rvineS4.700 -Laguna Beach. $2.600 -·Newport Beach. $13,000 -San Clemente, SJ.200 -San Juan Capistrano, Sl,646 -Sea l Beach. $4,000 WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW OF OIANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA'S LARGE$T LAW SCHOOL fUUY A(ClfOltlO l 'f' TttE COMMITTll Of IAI OIAM!NflS Of lMf SJATI I.I.I OftCAllfOINIA OFFERS A CHOICE OF FOUR PROGRAMS OF LAW STUDY, e IN (llHll l'/i •r l YUlS of F\lll-TIMf liw itvdy (JS.\6 cl•i1room hovn pe1 Wt!k). a• e IN EITHll Jlh 11 4 YUIS of PAlf,JIME day, ,..,,n;ng, or wetl:entl law 11>Jdy (3 d•nll'1 per week. 3·~ hours per clu1). • Yov <•n H•n yovt JUltS OOCTOI IJ.0.1 degree •nd blcome · ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE CALIFORNIA BAR EXAMINATION WllTf 01 PHONi FOi CATA.LOGUI f.olii~'\'il 1111 N. St•te College Blvd Fullerton, CA 92431 17141993-7600 FALL SEMESTER BEGINS AUGUST 28, 1975 ALL IROGRAUS ALSO ST ART IN JAHUAA'f' ,,,, ITUOINTI IUOLlll fOI HDIU.U'f' INIUllO st\IOll'Q \OAHS ~ FOi VllUAHS D . The smooth ride of ReliAride ® ' O 78 series styling . O 4-ply polyester cord construction O Blackwall tubeless Size Reg. Sale A1Bd l JO tnro IS.7• f'O. (78114 74qq "" ll .74 eo. E78•14 74.99 eo 11.74 eo. F78•1 ~ 75.i19 t-o. l•.49 eo. G78o I 4 7b. 9CI ('< 1. 20.24 eo. G78<1 S 71.99 ro. 20.99 eo. H78al 5 78.qqco. 21.74 eo. These sizes available in whit ewall only. )I 911 'ro. 2J.9t eo. 32 qq f"(I. 24.74 .-.q F.E.T. per lire 17b "" , ]I 1 ..... ) , 16 'i'.bll 'i':BJ '"" 7,11 PriCes shown are !or b1 ackwall tu beless 11res cx ccpl where 1ndicale d No trade·u1 needed Our Ael1A11de " Cu stoin Poly is ou1 own n;inie .1nd does not reflect ;iny nalionw1d~ s1r11Hl<Hd of quality. Wtlh lhe purchase a l Rchl\1 1de "•lnes you gel: 1. lnslatlallon 2 lire 1otat1on every 5000 mil es. Charge ii on your JCPenney charg e card. SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE 4 DAYS ONLY. H18.t4 J78•15 l78a l ~ }.l,119 eo 25.4t eo. J.1)~, r-r::;;;;2~;::--- R~8 Engine Tune-Up _ 20.8$ 6 ·-25.88 I <-• Nol Available On Sunday ~lud1n f't!w point.,, sporl pluq.. d.s11ibu!01 <op Crid P()l()f, Dwnl ~. 1;,,w,g ond de loel. • car Ramp Sale 17.97 R~g. 28.69. Sturdy car ramp lor the home mechanic . u,b..,,, "°""'«! p.,.., -.. SANTA AMA ORAMIOI! IUlMA PARR great see thtevesterda'/, cars o d to_da'/ an . tomorrow . 04ttli.itor oc:'f....w~ er<! ~cwd:i<v wi-inq che<~ed. J O JM9 O S2l-S900 Mo\! Ame<. Cou. ~coll '°' oppo;ntmen1. 979.3 0 ·6 0 "1U1frtA f'Al l: Beacti at Qrangec~ •()pen weekdays 9·30 to 9:3\). Sundays 10 to 6 \.;;;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;.;.. ... _______________________ ~ ~I: City Or. at Garden Giove Blvd • ()r)en weekdavs 10 to 9. Sundays 10 to 6 , SAM1'A AMA: 3~0 So. Bnsl(j-No. ol So. Coast Plaza • Open weekdays 9·30 lo 9. Saturdays 9 30 lo 7, 51.Jndaya 10 to 8. I ' ; - .. I . A•• V #\ILI ,.., ........ ' Block Star Cot1yo11 .Two Marines, Mother Indicted in Death of Girl, 2 Cell 142·5178. County Nixes ~Town' Park By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI 0111oe 0 ... 1, "' .. ' s1 .. 1 SANTA ANt\ -,\ proposal for a "\\'l'Sl l'rn SA~TA AN1\-TwoEI Toro Ma rines and tht: mothl.'I' or u 2-'yenr-old girl were indicted Wed· nl."'i;ituy by the Orange Cqunty Grund Jury on m)Jrder chi:irgcs filed aftl."'r th~ child dit:'d from repeated bcuti n~s and immersion in a b;ithtub partly filled with water. Superior Court Judge. Everett W. Di<'key set April 28 for "l·ralgnment action o n I o ll y l':llu ' 1<>wn " complclo with a ceeo-col ional \'chick park, TH.ING.SAR' E BETTE. h·otcl, und shops in a remote ~1rea of Blat."k Star Cu · •••• nyon has been shot dO\Vll by the Orange County 11.ir------------------...;--,.----,~--""'--..,. • Planning Commission. · Co1n missiont•r &•vcrly i\lillcr made the motion (or denial. charging tha\ the project r epresented ··a Knott's Berry f'ar1n'in the forcst.'' 1'1RS. 1'-1 1LLF.R 1\NDTllE olht'r four m('mbers 'of th e commission agl'eed Tuesday th at 1he pro- posed 160-al'rc projel't near Baker Ca nyo n "'ou ld dcst roy the ru r ;d c har<il'lc r or the ;1rea. llo\\'t.>\'t'r . it \\'a s pointed out by somt.• 1nc1nbe rs or thL' (_·on1n1isSion Lh at the basic fau lt \\'CIS noL \Vilh thl' c·ont'l'PI of pruvidin~ ;i fC('ri::i tional \'Chicle l';;1mpg1·ound Out "·it h I he ··inte nsity ., of I he projt.·ct . ' WESTCt.IFF PLAZl\: ' . \ ' 17th and Irvine -in Newport Beach ' . Property O\\'fll'r 1'1orencc l\1iller had hoped to h.:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:;;:;;::;~:;:;:;;p!:;iii \\•in a usl' pl•r mit for ;;152..i -vchicll• park, riding and bo<.irding stables. a ll'lll camp~round , a picni c a rea. ·and a \\•estern to\\'11 \\•ith associated sho ps. food and beverage s a les . u m useum, holt'I'. recreation ·ha ll . country s tore ;.inll chapel . Btit be~ause of the hilly nature of the te rrain, the project would have required 1·emoving one-third or the nati.ve vcgct~•tion and movin g bt-arly one million cu bi(' tons of dirt. ·•· SUCll EXT•:NSl\1f: GR1\DISG, according to Commission Ch1.1i r1nan Shirley Grindle, ""·ou ld destroy Jhe very thing that's ni<:e about the a rea." l\1embers of the commission also exhibited con- cern about a high-density commercial rcerea.tion project so elose to the Clevelund National For est. County fire officials expressed reser\'ations about the project because of insufCicient emergency access. They pointed out that the area is served on- ly by Baker Ca nyon Ro;.1d, a narro\v t\\'O lane road, \\·hich is not \\'ide e nough to ;.iecommodate efficient passage of cv<.1 cuatio11 aud ernergenC'y \'Chi C'lc·s . March of Dimes Conference Set T he Orange Counly Chapter of the National Foundation Ma rc h of Dimes is presenting the ni rtt h a nnu <1 l S tude nt Le;.iders hip Conference on birth defects 1\p1il 2-1 ;;it th e Ora nge Co;.1s t College auditorium . 1'hc ("Ollfl'l"l'll("t.! \~"ill h(·gin ;11 9:30 a .m. <.111U t'ndat 12 .JO JJ .m. The prog1·am features speakers who will be of particular inte r est to science and biology stu- dents as well as those in· \'olved in nursing and hC'alth. '!'here is no ('harge for the conference. 1''or n1ore information con- t;.iet the l\1arch o r OinlCS, 9i9-2270. Other Deaths SAN DIEGO (t\P) -,l lechl, 61 , died Capt. L. Keith Simon. day. \Vcdnes- C'ommanding officer of the North Island Naval ,\ir Reserve, 50, died \\lednesday after play- ing h andball , said a spokcsm un at Balboa '.\aval llospital. l .A 1\·1 E S1\ < ;\ P ) -The ret ired national t'OITI· ma nder o r· the Volun· lc{'l'S of Amerit·a, Charles 8. Booth. 87, died 'rucsday at a local . ho:>pitu l. li e \\·n s the g randson of \V ill ia m Jjooth, founder in 1878 of the S;,,ilv<ition 1\r1ny in Engl;.ind. i\TADR . .\S. Indi a l 1\P) -Dr . Sa rv c 1lalli Radh a kri s hn a n , 8G. philo s o p he r a nd stulcs n1 :.1 n ~·ho scr\·l·d ;_1s pl'L·s idcnt of Ind ia fron1 lflG2 to 1967 , died 'fhUl"S· tl;.iyofh1._•a 1·t failure. .\I I 1\ 1\1 I ( !; P I I • -- F'uncral ser vi<·c·s \\'ill be he ld ht•rc f<"'riday for Isadore llecht, a onC'tin1c produce man \\'ho tur1K•d the rlaglcr and Napll.'S· r·urt 1\lycrs Kl.'1111cl Clu l~ in to prof i t :.ihll· p:.irim utuc l dog . t1-al'ks. IALn ·lfRGfROM FUMfRAL HOME Corona dcl Mar 673-9450 Cos1~ Mesa · 646·2424 lfll lltOAOW AT MORTUART 11 O B1 oadway. Costa Mesa 642·9150 M~CORMICK MORTUAllY Laguna Beach 494·941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 P'ACIFIC YlfW MfMOltlAL PARk Cemetery Morti.Jary Cria1)ftl 3500 P acd1c View Drive 1'4cwoo•t Bf't1C:.t' Cahfo1n1<1 6 44·2700 "IK FAMILY COLOHIAL fUMlllAL HOMf 7801 Balsa Ave Westminster 893·3525 SAN FRANC-ISCO {U PI l -Funeral ar· rang1•ments a re pending for the Jtev. E ugene II. II u r rm an, 8 2, \\'h o founded San Fr:111cis co·s (.'hur(•h of ()ur Lo1·d 's J\lo s t Te nd e r Com · p;;1ssio n. lie died 1'ucs- d ay. llis church com- bin e d cll•ment s or Calholis m, the llcbre\\" religion a nd Prolcstan· tism. 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Apri l 17, 1975 OAILV PILOT ., Fashion Island Neighbors Welcome New Hotel 1 Center 'Parades' Art Fashion Island's center mall co nt ,i nu es Its ''On Th e Boardwalk" theme welcominQ the new · Marriott Holel with a traditional arl and crafts exhibit, ''The Pa rade of Art". today through Sunday. the· exhibition. I'll be' wearing a · black -hat (what else?)." It was a gift from Vincent Price. -Featured during the four-day event w i ll be the famous all original miniature collection of ,William E. Gilchrist who has spent more. than 30 years collec1- 1ng the v~luable miniatures. ·••A Collector's Collection ol • Miniatures'' will be on display Saturday, Apnl 19 and SundfY· April 20 only Among the rare items lo be exhibited are: AllQ.n Ramsey's "Duchess of Kent"; "Lady'". allributed to Richard Cosway: M. Louis Gerard. "Little Boy"; '"French' Boy", indist- inguishable signature on .back with the number ~354 ap pearing painted on copper; and "Lady", PY Stump hiiving an estimated val ue of $3,000.00. · ·Movie tans and art devotees will read ily recognize Harry Lauter, the bad guy in more than 600 ou tdoor action films for mov- ies and television. Confessed Lauter. "Occasionally I've been on the side of~the law, but I don"t feet at horqjp 1n a while hat part." His record is 17 killings in one movie. Furthermore, "I 'm a friendly fellow who will be happy to ta lk to you when you attend -· ·y~._.~ .... -------------· t;' If tr f.i~t;J ,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .................... .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... ................ ' ... · Lauter has been painting sin~e he was a young boy. He takes his paint box and easel with him on locatlon while making films. • When. the cameras stop fOCIJS• 1ng in his directiOn, .he drops his reel lite. picks up a brush and does a pic1ure of the real life with nature. A nallve of Colorado, he's in love with nature. Most ol his paintings are ol mountains. tJvers and lakes and rocky gorges. Adding to the creat 1~e talent at Fashion Island's Spring showing is-Carmela MarChese, who lists as her fans _S hel ley Winters, Margaret Whiling, George Ken,; nedy, and Miss Angle Dickinson. Painting for nearly 25 years. the youthful Mrs. Marchese says, "I am not one for the mod or unisex design. I'm all woman an d I Jove th e identity. What I put down on . canvas 1s an expression of me."' Showing excepllonal promise in the pr1marr grades, by tne time she was ·13 sne· was major- ing in art. Mrs. Marchese is a graduate from Cleveland Ar t Institute and declares her an1'bf- tlon is to have several of her pa 1nt1ngs 1n a museum. I \,," SPRING BOUQUETS A TWIN SET FROM LADY ARROW The newest look in today's toppings - and just possibly the coolest and most comfortable shirt ensemble you'll ever wear. The sheer, long sleeve shirt is 'f'Orn open, over the matc hing opaque kn it ~eevefess sh~tl. They're easy to care for, and a joy to w"ear. Multi-colored flowers on navy ground. Sizes 10-16. • • The Set: 28.00 ., ' ; NEWPORT. STORE -Fashion Island THE RECOGNITION HE DESERVES \ \ii RO LEX The Rolex Day-Date. ultimate' achie vement of the watchtnaker's skill. worn by h e.~s of State. leaders of industry, and famo_us sports champions-and recognized every- where as the world's badge o f success. A super-0 30-jewel. self-winding day and date chronometer, guaranteed pressure- proof to a depth o f 165' when case, crown. and crystal are intact . The famous Oyster case is solid 18 karat gold. with matching 18 kara~ gold PreS:ident's bracelet. The recognition he deserves. $3,300. oQ Something Beautiful.~ .. IJH on<1 of OMI ,...-...,. 0UW91 flol- Of _.,_,..,.,. E•p•ei• •a ............ -• Mat1'll c;r...ge SLAVlCK'S f1~• J ... _. 5,...,. 1111 \ JBt'1lSlllO.~ISl,A ,\1' ,\EWl"OH'f Ht:.4(.'11 6·1-1-~lllHI R eady for Guests This is the view that will greet vis- itors to Newport Beach "s newest landmark the 377-room Marriott Hotel. Forty-third in the interna- tional chaia. the M arriott cost $1 O million to build on its Newport ·)r' Center Prime ocean view lot. William Blurock and Partners de- signed hotel. Joel B. Rothman is general manager and heads a staff of 400. .•. : f, ·Work of Art ReStored European fountain is a dramatic focal point for center atriui:n of ne w M arriott Hot e l in N ew p ort Center. The 19th cen- t ury It a l ia n Re naissance work is by E. Vittoz and figures - represent agric ulture, r navtgation. scien ce and the arts . . ' .Florsheim's~ Unique Coupling Of Style And Comfort The moccasin. updated . As only Florsheim can do it. S lender, sophisticated. Prem ium leathers softly contoured td the shape of the foot. In step with fashion 's more leisurely approach to dre_ss. 47.95 Widths: A to EEE Black and Gold Kid We would appreciate the opportunity to serve your footwear needs 54 FASHION ISLAND NEWl'llT llUCH • &44~223 Use Your eank Amerlcard •Master Charge Homphtlt Charge Open: MOft. & Fri. I 0 tot p.m. Dciily I 0 to S:J O. e~ S.illldoyt • • ' ' . • . ' i I CAIL. V PILOT Thursday, April 17, 1975 • On the move to the new Marriott are Fashion Island neighbors Arlan and Kirsten Aaum and Chris McCabe In lhread1 from • The Look and The Look.Guye •'----~~~~ Gear. Along fOr the fun is Tanya, a pup who normally cffne1 at Russo 's Pet Shop. THE LOOK .. • • Known th r o ugho ut Southern California for the finest in Hi Fashioned Men's & Women's Sportswear would like to welcome t h e New Marriott Hotel to Newport Center • • The entire staff of both shops are here daily for all your fashion needs. Good Luck and Many Years of Success. President THE LOOK Gals 33 fashion island Guys 6 5 fashion island 644-2400 644-6500 Also Westminster Mall & Hollywood 7 Fashion Island NEWPOllT ' • Sale / New Spring 'Co-ordinates from Jones -New York 25°/o Off Pants ....... , •..... °''•· Jackets ......•..... °''•· Skirts ............. , °''•· Blouses . . . . . . . . . . . °''~ Sale Slarts Thurs .. April 17th •2B-o36 NOW $21 -$27 '"·•60 NOW $36-$45 '26-3< NOW $17-$22 126 NOW $19.00 Mastercharoe Bankamericard American Express Mon lhru f rt. till 9 p.m. Saturday 'Iii 6 ~================~ Sun., 12 to 5 .,_, A d11wti1i111t. FMl11rt Entertainment Happenings ... Fiims Theater Dance Television in the Da ily Pilot Pho\os by George Leidal Atrium Forest • Randy Smith of Desmond's and Amy O'Brien of Silverwoods explore the view possibilities atop the new Marriott. Randy sports a knit safari suit -Time Out by Farah. Jacket Is $20, trous ers $15, Prince Igor shirt is $20 and Bostonian shoes, $40 all at Desmond's, Fashion Island. Amy O'Brien admires flowers an d foliage at the foot of the towering fou ntai n in the Mar· riott Hotel atrium court. Her white safari set and scarf are from Silverwoods, Fas hion Island. • • Luxurious entry to the Marriott ballroom Is a convenient plaCe tO wait for a late date. Bill Larsen waits In a $185 Chri stian Dior blazer suit by Hart Schaffner & Marx . Tan , twill polyester suit is available at Silverwoods, Fashion Island. swimwear ... always a total selecfjon . .. Bi1'E.WELL @)~o@@)~@ fas hion is land newport beach 64A ·5070 WONDERFUL WORLD OF PETS QUALITY-INTEGRITY MEMBER-NATIONAL RETAIL PET SUPPLY AND GROOMERS ASSOCIATION AKC PUPPIES-BIRDS-FISH KITIENS, HAMSTERS, ETC. PROFESSIONAL GROOMING ~:'Pets FASHION ISLAND-NEWPORT BEACH 644-0980 FASHION SQUARE-SANTA ANA 835-0311 I FROM F as h ion I sland I N ewport Beac h l STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR j • ' \ AdJJtrliJinx Fit1111rt Thursday. Apnl 17. 1975 ' -.\, OAJLVPILOT .. • • . to Relax idst Splendor • LEAVE YOUR HEAD TO US • • • Cutting Curling Coloring Condit.ioning and Skin Care and Make-up by Emily Starkman of B everly Hills RS SALONS 70 FASMOH ISLAMD 644-2151 .. ~\ • ' ·, ' At the Pool Michelle Hansen greets the Mar-. rlott's pool deck sunshine with bikini and cQverup by Sea Lure of California,. $26,· at . Penney's • Fashion Island. Hat is $2.50 and •platform wedgies about $18 also at Penney 's. Ro0ms with View Trees and fairways of Irvine Coast Country Club provide ar;t . open space carpet to new hotel. Pool, patio restaurant, con· .4 On the Patio Joining Michelle on the Capriccio Terrace is Terry Bebe~ wearing another Penney's bikini and swim coverup fa~hion . Suit is $14, long 'dress, $22. Roberts' sunglasses, $10, and sun hat, $2.50, help Terry enjoy view from sunsplashed aerie. j fer~nc e r o oms and many of hotel 's 377 b edrooms face oceanward for spectacular-vistas from Newport Center 5 x 7 Color enlargement from Kodacolor your negatiyes or slides. Special S'' x 7!' Non-g18re ..... :wetnut IMlherette photo !ram• 1,29 Offer efl8ct1ve through Monday. Special Peorllzod ln'19Y photo frame 5" • 7'' non-glare glaH. 1.99 • Spec let v-11an •tyled pholo from• S" x 7" el1e 2.69 Shop Stmtday -to S P .M. at tlle following ,..;,. .. , • FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 6'44-23 13 HUNTINGTON CENTER. ~n11nRton Beach (7141892-7 771 . • A rt Parade Set More lhan l11ty arltsls are ex- pected to 101n the Parade of Ari Th ursday, 10:00 a.m. 10 5:30 p.m .. Ff tday. 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday. 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . and Su nday, noon to 5:00p.m. on lhe mall at Fashion Island . 71. SBDWDFF southern californa Fabulous Fashions at Fun Prices •• eathin9 8/ous Jeans . . •,.;.· \ . suits pants egresses !: ' -.,"31 Tops Shorts · ;J I A . . S-f1r..s . ·;, ·i?i< -xf ccessones · '· j: Showoff SIGNATURE BRAQET FREE w11h any purcha~ of $1 0.00 0t rrcre upon p!'e~flntorion o f this coupon. Gc.od "' r '""'r'°" Bea.:h & PGm '>r..·n:r Jn.1 '" SBDW DFF 22 Fashion Island e ~EWPORT BEACH I 07 Palm Canyon Ori oouU.1r11ca.liforni& PALM SPRINGS Harry Lauter, best known as a movie 'bad ~~~~~~~~~;;;:;:;;;;;;~;;';':;:'=:;;~ guy' w ill visit with art / devotees attending Fashion Is l a nd 's "Parade of Art" today through Sunday. SUMMERING IN · STYLE \ I I \ . '· • The Updated Pin Cord By Haspel Nothing says surnrTier like a Haspel su1t Nothing says Haspel like th is classic blue and wh1re cord upda!ed in casy·gorng, wrinkle-free tex- tunzed potycshfr. Head !or your nearest S11verwoods store whilo stocks are complele and gel sci tor a well dressed summer. 110.00 silverwoods Fashion Island • Newport Beach f I • .. . ' \ I .... 84 DAILY PILOT Thursday. Aprll 17, 1975 • Atlvtrtisi11g F11tl1Jr't Before the Ball Casey Aightmer dreams of the first dance in the Marriott ballroom in a summery dress from The Show-Off. $30. IHat at $11 is frotr the same Fashion Island shop. • i (( t ,· .. • . /• . I .. ; . ~ •• ' •• King:s1·Wharf • Snaron Stires· warorobe from The Place, Fashion Island, suits her for-seagoing fun In the Marriott's nautical tavern.' .•Th.e ,:o.Ell8n ; Tracy Ol:Jlfit in white is sold as seParat6s; ' jacket, $28. pants. $30. Blouse is by Wayne Rogers. $26 at The Place. · REMODELING SALE ' ., . ' . , . ... ~ ' f .. M. JACQUES ENTIR,E STOCK OF OVER $500,000 IN FuRS · Our Bigge61 Sale in 28 yean, · • F_.,. 1;,..;1.,JlillllU'atofy ... S.-•N-r•f- We must reduce our- inventory and close our doors for remodeling. We are enlarging our premiSe~· to accommodate our ever growing needs. Come in and take advantage of thfs10NCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY. When at M. JACQUt;S, ask to see the top award winning Larry Moore PINK·GLO MINK for 1975, the only ' mink to receive the highest price in the w8rld each year for " ... twelve consecutive years. Fun lohled lo~-iry "' ~of imported fwn. M.JAcques MA.~TER FURRIER "De.•igner~ ond fr!anuft1clure.rl'I of W"orld'3 f'ine!I Fur1 Since 1 9~3" # 14 Fa•hion l•land, Pffwport Center, Newport &each PHONE (7 t 41 644 4661 WHITE • BONE NAVY• CAMEL We would appreciate lhe oppor tun1ly to serve your footwear needs ,. FLORSHEIM ,,,. ~~<>-,::· Q_ \V . -:J..O~ ~-<O . .., ....,_ \ Angers the wedge ( \...J everyo ne's tal king about. \~ U Soft. buttery kid, rising \ ~ from a bed of cushioning crepe . C... So flexible you'll think you're ("\.) , going barefoot. Instead. you'll be 1'..\'\J · project ing a very fashiona ble image. '('V courtesy of the open toe and heel. not to mention the important sling back. " FLORSHEIM " l 54 FASHION ISLAND • HIWP,OllT llACH • 644·4223 °"" -& "4. ht,.', ... ~ 101o 1,10. c-_, " I I Top Bidd~r M. Jacques displays pink glow ml nk skins he brought horre from yearly New York fur •auction where the rare skins comrpand astronomical prices. The Fashion Island furrier outbid buyers from throughout the world for skins such as those used In Set in the great S c a n d i n a ·v i a n W~ods .. ·. What a way to set your.kii.ae.'Cradled In the great Scandinavian woods, roseWood stained . 'Lean and coritemporllrY. yet with a,d•~.c!oivn comfort uniquely its CIWn. Avallable·1n JqShor $12,000 mink coat at left. · Lo B ' k ' .,. 1 • 'I w ac . · · • . ' . > FALCON ' ' I -· '· PLUMMER'S ' ... ' . 6 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPOl\T BEACH Mon. & Fri. 10-9 Tues., Wed.~ Thurs., Sat. 10.5 :30 t.u-2330 Also In Pasadena, Los Angeles, and San Diego . . Penr!ley .. ·' New, Po.laroid's new-Super Shooter. At JCPe11n~y super low pr.ice. 19~sa PoU.loid Super Shooter. •Uses 6.different types of Polaroid Land fi lm including the · new ultra-brilliant Polacolor 2 Polaroid • Automattc exposure control • Electric eye, electronic shutter • calibrated distance scale for great flash pictures ~~Built-in ttl:sh for standard or high power cubes 6• 3-element lens • Precision ground stainless steel rollers SX70 model 2. 104.95' Polaroid SX-70 Model 2 camera. Polaroid's most advanced camera. Just focus and shoot. In less than' 2 seconds. film is ejected from camP.ra and develops before-your eyes. Nothing to time. Nothing to peel. Nothing to throw away. Minutes later you're looking at a photograph of dazzling beauty. Ultra-brilliant Polacolor 2 film (Type 108 format). 4.99 Polaroid SX-70 color film. 4.99 . . . Come in for a demonstration. The Polaroid repr'esenlatives will · be in our camera d8part· menta on Saturday, April 19th. from noon to 6 P~ to help you to get great pictures with at Polaroid cemeras including trie'new Super Shooter. --, . ... Shop Sundaf 110011 .. 5 P.M. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (71 4) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntington Beach (714) 892-7771 . - I pr ,, I I• ! ·• . ... .. . . .,._ . :'.?:':;::. ·. ' .;<, ' •. 'I r ' ' \ "· " ' ·.:..• . :~ 'I ' '' . .._ Thursday.April 17.1975 iOAIL Y PILOT 85 .. • - • And only a moment from the beach-the bay- and the deep, blue Pacific. The Newport Beach Marriott • '. An original hotel de· signed around the theme of an open garden court. And at ~ its center stands another ~ original. ;i A unique fountain . Con· ·: ceived and constructed by E. Vittoz, the four figures at · its base are the work of I. I. Jaquet. The fountain, first exhibited at the Great Paris Exposition of 1863, remains today as a worK of art. And I our new facility complements 1 it beautifully. · The Newport Beach Marriott features 377 lavish guest rooms and four daz- zling restaurants and lounges. Our-sun-splashed pool wel- comes you to a-variety of leisure activities. With tennis, day and night, on our own championship courts. Golf, too, is available. For meetings, we offer exceptional facilities. The elegant Pacific Eallroom is over 8000 square feet of space that easily divides into smaller salon areas. There are 7 other terrace area rooms for meetings up to 130. And 14 Marriott parlors for conferences of up to 10 people. We're nearby the new business nerv~ center of Newport Beach and right next to Fashion Island. But the real beauty of our ad- dress is the beach, Balboa Island-and the bay. It's all- pretty as a picture. The Newport Beach ~orriott ®Hot•' Now Open. 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, California. Call (714) 6404000 for information or reservations. Or use our toll-free number: 800-228-9290. "'The Founlain ." An original gmiacl'H! poinling by Mort Solbe1g, commissioned by Ma"iolf Ho1els, IM . -I I• • • I . ' ~ ' ' . ' ' '. • I, ' ' 'r • ,, • LA PA* .. 1st ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION APRIL 18th-27th .-----::---?OJ~~ ----n~~~\5~- >::-~~~~ ;~~~~~~- "·"'~'"'Jr t' wn!':::~~~~";.. ... '"'-ti~ti•ffllt Merca..ts 4 BIG DAYS THURS., FRI., SAT. & SUN. APRIL 24, 25, 26, 27 Corn•r of Mclntyr• & La Paz, Laguna Hills . WILD WEST PLAZA . ' ~ v GAMES • pR\lES ----------------·-----------------·--- () FREE TRAIN RIDE CHILDREH 6 & UHDER L1m11 I Person with Coupon I . I I I I I I ' 4 RIDES for$1 OO Not Good On Spectaculars Void After 6:00 p.m. LA PAZ o i W!LD llnl'!' i.=. . n, " ., " ~~~ ~ Lor.1eff,_,.. S.t1 ~ ... ,....,.. w•tl to M<ll'ltyt• . . . . . . . . . ' . .. ''. . . .. . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . -I I 0 I l.·f!'~rf! 1'1ere TUN.lust Att Ice Crea• & C'a~dy Sr ore. Help• C'rlebrafe-011r 1st · A1111iversary 20% OFF •CRYSTAL • ' •NOVELTIES •FINE CHINA shaw8 m :• Thuraday.Aprll 17.1975 I 0 Ilg Days of Rides, Games, Prizes and Great Values. Join us to Celebrate our I st .Annlve_rsary. • · SEW-WHAT? .... :··1· HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! During this week of activities, be sure a.11d stop i11 to see our 11iany specia.ls. sweet tooth saloon laguna hills, cat if. wild west plaza 586-8860 S~ Ona Office S.upp14 STIHOCHAll SPECIAL '59 .. 1st Anniversary Sale. Introducing our n9w Home/Office model wood desk. Priced to fit the sli mmest budget. •Size 26" x 48" •Box and liledrawer_ . . • EQuipped with rolle~ action metal slide suspensions s79o_~~.wy Santa. Ona. Off.tee, S.upp-":f WILD WEST l'ULt. l07Wntfew11151. JIJtJ Mchlt)ft U.,..Hll1 511·5500 5-NMll 147·1641 25292 lolclNTYRE ST., SJJITE W (LA P/'2. WllO .WEST CENTER) LAGUNA HILLS. CA. 92653 PHONE (714) 830-5040 REPEAT OF A SELLOUT ' I Contemporary Room Divider. Oil Finished Walnut, Finished Back 60" wide, 70" high, 16" deep. Drop Leaf Desk with Two Drawers Below The Two Door Cabinet Has an 'Adjustable Interior Shelf. Above The Cabinet Are Two Adjustable Shelves. Store and Display All Your Books and Art Objects. new dimensions In hom~ lurnishlnga WILD WEST ·RLAZA un d~o t,...., •t I• paz rd., t acroH from Lorenzo's 586~6420 .. '· • ' • • APRIL 18th thru 27th CAR & VA:N ~XHIBIT APRIL 18· I 9·20 CARHIV AL APRIL 24-25-26·27 • rides • games • great values • • cash prizes .• join the fun • SUBURBAN-WEST , HAIR STYLING FOR MEN & WOMEN · APPOINT M E NTS ~VAI LABLE WILD WEST PLAZA 25272 Mcintyre -Suite J Laguna Hil ls CALL 581-0790 CORNELL'S CAMERAS . Jlaiversarg BUY this Honeywell Pantax ESll and aet an extra lens FREE! w1 !h r 1 8 !ens '389 Thafs right! No gimmicks. no strings. All you have to do is buy a new Honeywell Pentax ESll 35mm SLR camera and you'll get - ABSOLUTELY FREE -your chOJce of a 3 5 mm f /3 .5 o r 13 5 mm 1/3 .5 Super-Multi-Coated Takumar Jens with your · name engraved on it. The 35mm lens is a $149.i O (manufact urer's suggested list price) value and the 135mm is a Sl 79.50 '(manufacturter's su ggested list price) value Come i11 for a demonstration and q•t full d.talls today. OR • Honevwe11 Auto/Strobonar F Electronic Flash! I ~ FREE with the purchase of a Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic F with f1.B1ens '219 Now . . ror a limited tirie .•. this compact aut o mati c elect r o ni c H o n ey w e ll Auto/Strobonar F (a S30.00 value} is FREE with t he -purchase of a -new-Honeywell Spot ma tic F camera. Just think. Great photos day or night. And this dynamic duo can now be yours at one low price ... a sizzler of an offer and a head start on a beautiful 35mm SLR system. Come 1n and get lull details today. CORNELL'S CAMERAS 25292 Mcintyre St., Suite K. Wifd West Plaza -La9una Hills 581-0222 FREE DRAWING @,); FOR AQUARIUM '5() VALUE Ask for Tickets at Ston Dr-i119 takes place I p.m. Aprll 26 ANNIVERSARY CLEARANCE ' . · UP TO 50°/o Off On Many Misceflan...us Items PROFESSIONAL ALL BREED GROOMING Alli for'Spoclal FRH (Or-nlog C....,01 25292 MclHTYltl LA6UMAMIW • WILD WEST PLAZA 586-3610 'Thursday, April 1'7, 1975 DAILY PILOT 85,_ • IJI~& i. l<ll\$ l' i • D i ' I l lJI '"'i IOA.0 ' NIVERSARY# 0 ~· -__.:;=:·- --r KitchenAid DISHWASHER DISPOSER KWl-200 STAINLESS STEEL DISPOSERS Continuous or batch leed. Exclusive Wham Jam Breaker clears stubbo1n jams al lhe touch ol a butlon. APRIL 18 to 27th NO-FROST FOOD CENTER _with EXTERIOR ICE SERVICE (Automatic Fill) • Four adjustable cantilever glass shelves in fresh food cabinet • Ro lls out on wheels Wn S7J9.9S MOW $689 95 0 " 0 C) Sc1lcll·lfl CllM"1•C ~n111 ~O·m•"~IC M ocro·T1mc r 1~ o., ... "~"·' [EMkt!J:S?N _QJ COOKING ~ - In Ga cMi Gf'O•e GARDEN GROVE APPLIANCES 1319 1 Harbor (l nWorlds Fair Center) •. 537-6919 DEMONSTRATION Sat ., April 26 12 to 4 p.m. Laguna Hills stare only l11i..,..Hils SflBEll.iEB-ReK .ff PPl.ilflNfES 25292 Mel.lyre Sin<! Iott Lo Pnl a o-6910 m 1 , . f • l " " " ' ' . . .. ,. . . .... ,,. ... -'-41' • IJ6 DAILY PILOT Thursday.Ap11117, 1975 Airwest Record Told Hlolghes Airwest has r('portcd its passengers new 3.3 -percent more miles lust month than in March 1974 to establish an ull ·time record monthly high . Revenue passenger miles totaled 13.4.925,300, vers us 130,623,600 a year ngo. Passeng('r boardings, hov.•ever. dropped 5.6 percent to 315,600 from 334 ,400. Densit y (the U\'crugc numlx·r or passengers fl.Y· ing pe r nlill") rell 8.2 perct•nt·to 48.1 from 52.4. \\'h1 le tne average systemwid e loud factor <the percen- tage of seats filled ) dippt."Cl to 55.4 pert·ent fro m 63.J percent. READ THIS Would you invest S7.425.00 cash in secured. Ja\l·prool ec:iuipmenl and one day per rronth ol yau r time lor a gross Income in e11cess of $36,500.00 _over ea~h 48 month periOcl with alrrost 80% net profit? Nothing lo stock. inventory, waref'Quse. service or supply. We have absolutely no compet1tlon and ollera ground llOOI'" Opportunity lor opera:1ons 1n the Orange and San Diego County area w11 h e11cl\Js1v11y. UP to 100% Bank !1nanc1ng available to quahlied. Interested 1nd1v1duals w!H receive documentat ion ol the foregoing at convenient 1nterv1ew. Please call Mr Merns, Tele-Dine Systems 1n Newport. on Thur .. 4·17. Fri. 4-18. noon to 8 p.m. at (714) 644 -03 40. Newpor1er Inn. Mercedes-Benz? Call ~,f Qt,~ quote! Westcliff Hair Designers Present: · FREE SEIRIHG SHAMPOO .............. -off~ wah STYLI: CUT ..,._,~,c--...• .,., lwitll IW• Adi Wl'STCLIFF HAIR DESIGNS WESTCLIFF PLAZA "46-9925 DESERT'S BEST BUY!* 0 lnd;nn ~ h;ll..c TOWNHOUSES , Palm Desert Lo~a1cd in a s lu~ltcrcd c:o \"C st!\'Cral hundred feel abo\'e !hi: d1~sc rl floor ... India n ltills• offers an in1:omparabli! 11annramic. \"i 1~w ""here tooling breezes 1:1:nl1~· S\\'CC ll ;u\'ll)' 1111~ 1:an:s u£ 1h1: \\'orld! Fi\'C tuslo1n·<lcs i~ncd S\\'in1ming pools and screened lennis courts add lo lhr. ne\\' \\'3)' of life yo u'll . ., happily find at Indian llills-Palin IJ 1~s1:rt! * Wilh 1he p!.11chase 01 your Indian Hills home, you will receive a lamily golf and social me~r· ship in one ot lhe deseft!s mos1 ei clus1we coun11y clubs, OR a S4.00 0.Ct0 decoralor home turnishings pacXage ... absolutely lree• :! & :l HEIJKOO~I 'l'(}\\INllOUSES ''""' $39,950 10% D OWN 8 J14 °/o FINANCING. 9 °/o A , R ~..,..-== lOC .. U'°"' M•P 1\nn Caspers has been elected to the board of direclot·s for Key~tuncSavlngs a S1'ociatlon, in Westminster. She r c pl uces he r lut e husband, Ron•ld W. Ca£pers, "'ho "'as c huir1nan of the bourd anl;I forme r ('huirmun or the Orange Co unty Board of Supervisors. Mrs. Caspers a nd childrt>n reside on Lido Isle. • • Ron Sherikman, a mem~r or cAs'"~"s the llunllngtan Beach' Union High ~hool Board,•·£·· ccntly resigned as senior Vice president o( M~rc ury Savings and Loan Assoeiatlon. ~le has joined Industrial l~onsultants Co mpa ny ofSherman Oc1k.s as a seniorconsullunt. • \\'esle rn Paellie Financial Corporation .has added three OrangeCoust businessmen t.o its bo;.1rd of directors. New members are Donald P. Kennedy, presi- dent of The First American Financial Corp., Santa Ana : Jol\n D. Lusk, chairman or the board a nd chic( executive offi cer of John D. Lusk and SOn de- velopers, Newport Beach: and Robert L. Whitley, t•huirman of the finance committee of the boartl of directors of Amcord, Inc. ofNe"''port Beach .. • Jcrrrey Morse, manager of the Sheraton llotel in Ne"'Pol't Beach . announced the appOint mcnt of Michael llughes as directorofsalesforth c new hotel. lluches "''as formerly national s ales manacer for The Du tl·h Inn Hotel and Resort in Orlando, Fla . • Timothy L. Eyerly has been named manager of the Brookhurst-Adams Bank of America in l'lunl- inb'ton Beach. The Grunge residC'nt joinetl the bank in 1965 and \vas most recently assistant :vice pres ident fo r copi· mercial loans a t the Santa ,\na mainoffiec. • Southern Caliromia t'irst National Bank has promoted Charles E. We rt to pension trus t consul· tant for its JJ offi ces in Orange and Los ,\ngclcs counlies. r~or merl y tru s t ad ·, n1ini s trator in the b <.i nk 's NC\vpo rt Beach office, he \\'iii continue to '''ork there. lie and his \vifc live in Foun- tain Valley with thcirdaughter. • Ne\\'port Beach r esident Richard f". Hanly has been elect-wEAT cd ,,ice president of indi vidual marketing services for Pacific l'I ulual. J>r<•viously. 1-1 a nly '"as second viee president of fi nancial planning services. Jack K. Se"·ell of San Clcmentt> has been elected sceond vice pres ide nt of office services for Pacific !\lutual. WE: DO HOT HAYE: 'TILE:PH OtCTUS .. . .w: ' .,,~ ""'"'It"" -; ~-~~·-~·~: Did you ('ver nolice how 'quick ly you i;ct through wh en you ha ve l·alled our pharmacy·! It 's not by ac· cident. We kno~· that an emer_gc ncy prescription call can come at any lime so it is ou r policy to keep telephone con\•rrsations as brier as possible. Qr (•nurse. Wt' itf8 Slill f'OUrtt"Ous and frie nd ly for th;1\ too is an im portant part or our policy . But , if "·c ever seem to get off the ''hone a litlle more c111ickly than yo u t hou~ht "'e wo uld , please re· membe r the_ reason \11hy. If you have never ca lled us why don"t you give it a try soon? YOU <)R YOUR DOC· TOH .CAN PllON l~ US "'hen you need a dl'livery. We y,·ill deli ver prompllv Yiil hout ex tra cha rge. A great many peop le rely on us for their health net.>ds. V•e welcome req uests for delivery se rvi ce and cha1 ~eaccounts. rA.llCUOOPHAIMACY )51 HolpH• load for"Detl.,.,.,- .....,,_.h.cll642-l 510 'Loves' Overrun 'Hates' Don't kno\v "'he re Henry Ki ssinger s leeps from ni ght to night on his international rounds of diplom a tic negotiation. Can tell yo u, hov.•cver. somet h in g about the sleeping habits or that [ L. M. BOYD ) great world diplomat of yesteryear. 1\1 a h atma Gandhi. In 1931, \\"hile he bargpined fo r India's liberty "''ith Great Bri - tain. he v.•ent lo bed each night on a stra\.\'· pall en at a place call ed Kin gsley 1-lall in Lond on's East End. But the more in - trigui ng point is that he kept a goat in his room so he·d have milk for food. Gan-, dhi ·s de- di cation led to In· di a's liber· I y • a s "WHILE YOU FLY" • • • e v ery sc hoolb n~· kno"·s. Call him a SUC· cess. f'aet t h ti l Kingsle_,. l'l a ll su bsc· quen lly \\·as turned into a research center ror men- tal health i5 no refl ection on the great man. Kiss- ingel' doubtlessly will nol keep :.i ~oat in his roon1, but l f ;i ll else f;lils, it ·~ a thous;: ht From ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT * Executive,,t~.~.POR Parking * Custom Automotive Service *Preferred Dealer Drop Off Service CALL FOR ArPOIMTMfMT (714) 979-4100 124 HOUI Sll't'tcll GEORGE HURST Executive Systems OIYl1ion or 0.0ttt """11 l\lne C•nter•, Inc. 2190 Alrw1,. CMI• MeM, Ce. •~121 'S1\UNA Q. "llow· hot should •• ~aun a hath be? l~ow long should you stay In It'.'" 1\. Women in this coun· try seem to lik e it at about 175 deg rees .... Ptlight mention that some t~i nns are known lo heat it up to as much as 248 degrees F. Tha\'s too hot . ~l e di cos .say 3 ci tizen would dn well lo stay in a sauna no less than-fi ve minutes a nd.no more than 15 minutes. Address mail lo l...A1. Boyd. P.O. /Joz 1560, Cn3la Atlesa 92626. Copyright 1975 l...M. Boyd. l ... ____________________________ _. Have winler· we11r you ha ve outgrown ? Sell 1t (JJ st with a Duily Pilot Cli.ssificd Ad ! l {/ .. , "' .... •' -: • > • ~ .-. . '• ' .. • • ' . . .. " . . ' .. . \ Bottoni Seen•? • t Marketing Confab Set The Sales and P.1 arkeling Exe~ut lves or Orange County are sponsoring a halt-tlay confe re nce at the. Grand l·lotel In Anaheim Tuesday. Drop in Housing Starts Slows .Down· The tonC e r e nce. re- garded by business ex- e c uti ves as u ''h igh perform ance" seminar, will bt! held from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m. and will cost $40. y,,•hlch Includes lunch. For rurther tnCormaUon call Nuomi Pennino ·ut 772-5662. WASHINGTON (AP) -Tho government has repurted that lhe steady drop in the number of riew housing units sl<.utt'<I anti building permits issued slowed down lasl month, Indicatin g possible stubill zatlon or the na- tion's crippled housing market. THE COMMERCE Depart. ment reported that hou:;ing starts in A-111r ch were 111 an a11- nu al rate or 980,000. Tha1 \11us u Average Food Bill $40.05 Per Family , 'WASl-IIN GTON (AP) -A government survey indicates the avci-age American family spends $40.0S a wee k on food ut the grocery store a nd diningqut. 'fhe survey was taken in 1972·73 a nd showed that, at that time. the average weekl y food expenditure was $30.32 . 1\ spokcsmun for the Bureau of Labor Statisti cs s aid that if the fi gure "'as adjusted to take into uccount a 32 .l percent ri se in all . food prices sin('e the bdse period, the expenditure would increuse to jest over $40 ror the hypothetical family. Tiit: SU RVEY AL.SO SllOWED that the amount spent for restaurdnt meals rises .steepl y as income rises, exceeding one- third of th e tot.ill spent for food by families earniqg more tha n $19,000ayear. Tbe findings represent the partial results of a t \\'O·year sur- vey of s pe nding and earnings of Ame rican families, the rirst suc h survey in 12 years by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. BLS Commissioner J ulius Shiskin said the preliminary re- sults "'ere being made available now beC'a use of widespread in- terest in information about food ·buying patterns and ener gy con- sumption . Final results of the Consum er Price Index . published· by the bureau. survey ""ill be used to r ev ise the the monthly measure of inflation SlllSKIN SA ID TllF. St:\\· S{jR\1t:Y. bused on lhL' buying hallit s of 10.000 familit>s in 1972·73, \\·as takL•n bel'ausc "inforn1 a· tion about trends in expenditure~ by diffc·1·c nt kintls of familiL•s over the last decade ha \'e been sorely lucking.·' Over 1 'ht> Counter HASDListilM)S drop of 6,000 unit s r rom February. But th e 8lip was far slower than th e previous JS per· cent rate by whlch starts la~u;ed be hind last year. And the nun1 bt•r or l,)uildlng permits issued, \\•hieh usually an- ll ~ipat cs . ne w construction by three 1nonths or so. hit an a nn ual rate or 710,000 in March. Thal was ~ drop fro m 714,000 in t"cbruury. But the new February rigure represents a sizabl e up· ,,·ard revis ion from the rccortl low of 673,000 ori ginally rcpo1tc.-d . A revi\•a l in the hous ing in- tJustry, in "'hich activity has been dC'e lining since 1972, Is con- sidered a c rucial fa ctor for general economic recovery. In addilion to providing new con· struction jobs, it means new jobs in 'a pplian ce fa ctories a nd lumber mills~ Tax Referee Test May 10 Special to the Daily Pilot SACRAMENTO -Another statewide e.xamination to qualiry additional ('andidates for possi- b le f uture appointments as Inherita nce Tax Referees will be g i\'en May 10 by the State Personne l Board. Co pies of the official examina· ti on announce ment and appliea· tion forms may be obtained fron1 dny State Personnel Board o£ficc and from the State Controller, P.O. Box 1019. Sacramento95805. Applications mu s t · b e postmarked not later than Fri- llay, J ('cO rn pa ni ed by the $15 non- refund able. application fee fixed by the State Personnel Board. l~• l t• 1l I• 6t 6• 1. U'• U'• u•. 11 1 ~ 1 PW 12'. 16 ,, ,... 6\, I•~· 16~• MUTUAL FUNDS N~ .. 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SIS GltOU .. : ·~v•ll•bte. ~ New Hmne Credit Chain Reaction Seen With Tax By SYLVIA PORTl;;ll <Second Jn a Sene:.J Jn view or the gnm economic statistics coming out almo1:1t daily -and sure to continue coming out for the next few months -the tcndoncy or many experts 1!1 to down grade the impact or the new tux Jaw on your own spending industrial aet1v1ty und ' certainly tho deeply d epre ss ed hous ing market This pessimu1m well fnay turn out to be way ore ba s e particularly on housing And a tundHmcnta1 Money's Worth reason 1n the areu of housing 1s that many tavorabe fa ctors arc now 1:01nc1d1ng to bolster this basic sector or the American economy -Mortgage money 1s mu('h more available a nd ehcaper than 1t was a mere couple ot months ago -as a re s uit ot the Federal Reserve s money easing pol1c1es e:nd the r~h of savings back 1nto s av1ngs 1nstitut1ons -The ne w 1975 Settlement Cost law s lashes cash needs ror 1nany homcbuycrS and helpful prOVISIOnS Of other 1 C c('nl housing laws <ire starting to go into effect in 1975 -There <.1re the new la'>'s re<1uiring a lender to take a working wife s full s11lury into account when r1gunng a couple s ehg1b11ity for .1 mo1 tgagc \ -I here :.ire the Lax rebates outright bonuses and tho boosts in actual lake home pay which w1U add b1ll1ons to the s pending powl'r of 1nd1v1duals in the next several months -And on top of 1l all 1s that astounding up to $2 ooo tax crcl:ht for home buyers who act fa st to buy a new house Below are Pr enllce llall s answers to other questions you will have about buying a house thi s year Q Say you sell your current l1ome for $40 000 (1t cos! you $25 000 J at1d buy a new qual1f y111g liome fo r $'10 000 Do you ( 1) get tlU! 12 000 credit 0 11 tlic new lwnic a11d (2) def er any ta.r 0 11 your $15000prof1t" A There 1s one Jutth to the i..lt2 al Your credit 1s based on the "purchase pri ce and the purchase pnce 1s defined as the' adJUsted bus1s or your new home On these fa cts your 1:1dJusled basis '1s $25 000 the cost of your old home <If your new home cos t SSO 000, your adJusted basis would be $35 ooo and the credit $1 750 ) On the $40 000 house you do get a tax credit of $1 250 and you pay no cur 1 enl tax on your $15,000 profit This 1s where the new credit s a)S Prentice llall, sets off a chain reac lion as owners put their old homes on the market to buy new :ones Q Say you s1g11ed a contract of sale to buy a new already bu1ll fw111e 011 Mar 3 1975 You e :rpccf to go to closing and move in dur 1ng Apnl Do you get tlle credzt? A Yes Even though .)our contract 1s dated before the key Mar 13 date (see )estcrday s column), you re okay 1f settlement and occupancy take place on or after Mar 13 Q Suppose you buy a house 1n July that the seller tells you had been undt>r const ruc11on before lhe key Afar 26 date Later that turns out to be a he Do yo u fo rfeit tlie credit? A Appart'ntly, for the law allows the credit only for con struct1on sta1 led before that date So have your lawyer 1n s1st on a clause 1n the contract which holds the selle r hable for any m1sstatcmcnls of facts on construction dates Also 1ns1st that the seller include this statement 1n the cert1f1ca lion he gives ) ou for your tax. return Q You 11 geL a $2 000 tax credit 111 1975 but your total iax l1ab1/i ty tlus year will be only $1,500 Can you carry overt he extra 1500 to 1976' your lax l1ab1hty for the )Car you re entitled to the credit But perhaps you can accelerate income into 1975 and defer deductions into 1976 Ask for bonuses before year end , defer contr1but1ons until 1976 postpone whatever interest pay_. ments yo u can T his 1s a credit Each dollar or cred1t 1s a dollar Jess on your 1975 tax. b1l l Q You really ca11 t gel Ille tax break until you file your 1975 re !urn next year Right? A Nol ncccssa 11ly Tf )OU pay estimated ta xes 10 1975 reduce your total payments by the amount of credit Rtght after you buy your new house file an amended Form 1040 RS and pa y the lo\vcr a mount starting v.:1th your next estimated lax payment MARKET HIGH LIGHTS INDEXES NYSE Index ASE Index Dow J ones Ind S & P 500 Stocks 45 84 83 11 815 71 86 60 up up up up 0 18 0 34 0 63 0 30 ;-l".t1ittf•r• 1111d l ... ft11Prs J\rie York 15 /ffosf Al'llvr • • New Vo•k !UPI! -l h~ lo owl"I! 11~1 •MloW\ the ~toe_, t1111l n~~e 9' >...:1 mo~• • ~ losl 1ne most 11 ~"" on Pl'•t enl OI • <.hlnqe on lhe Ne w YorM S!«I! • E •c.n11noe "let 11nd percen1111e c.h11nQI!~ are Ille •IUtrence ti.tw.-en ht prfv)OU!o clll!.lllQ price and the G~'l:/t~t5 c10,1"11 Pflte I Nrlhg.Oll 'Sb ' •~ ~, Up 700 2 l~lepromp ) •• • • Up "' J !:'Ml LI 1•11 l ~~ Up 11 • • Publltktr 'I I I Up It ' } Prem fnd 31 U 1 • Up 14 0 11 UnllLtCI 91b J• ~ ' Up ll I J We•ther fO I> • ' Ull lJQ I Heck lrK 11 ll • • I ' Up 11' •R11uT09 I• ., .. 1 -.u11 11 t 10 'Joe••IGD •11 '' • 2'· Uo n I ll NLlnClu•I I U • I UP 11• U Mc.G•Ed,, 1s~ •• Ho Up Ill U KAI '6cl! 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P11S Col I 10 I Sl UV.-I\ PSE&G I 11 • llS !(ho• 141 PS£Glll' >O rHoO If ..-1 PSEGpl t 10 I UO 6t - P.SEGP! • •1 .t10 tl~ P11S l1'1111 k t '':UV.• PSll'ld DI J,,-, 110 4' • ~~IN':r~ I~ • II~ u~ PSNM .. 1 10 9 II l•'li• 'I P11l)I (1('1111 • ... • '"• T I .4 l'wOIOl..i a 21 l \11 , f'utnlll\; , I 1" I HOUSTON Tex (AP) -A s pokesman for Lockheed Electronics Co Inc , has confirmed his comp~iny ha s contracted with 11 an ror the coun lry to use an A mcncun sutelhte to 5ludy lhe earth s surface Th~ spokesman confirmed the l'on tract but said he could not comment on 1t further unt1l lhe Iranian govern ment had approved a ne"s release roncernlng the contract l ' ' i I • • ' ~- ' 88 DAIL V PILOT Thursday,April 17.1975 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl 4-17 c ~ ............ ,5,._., •. •;:,.. ... ,~ ............. -. "I don't know why they;re here-unless bei!l& a male chauvinist has become illegal." Prober P11zzled Penhall Crash Still Mystery BylUL<\RYKAYE 01 llW OiilJ Pi~ISlilll ,\ fcUcral ill\'CSligator says he may never be able to find the l'<lllSe of the Jan. 2 plane cras h in l\l ammoth that look the lives of Balboa multi· n1ill ionaire LeRoy Penhall, 44, his \\life, Bonnie. 45, :Jnd three passengers. J ohn Saha id"!, an in\'estigator for the National Trans portation S afety Board. s aid \\'ednesday tha t more than three months of probes turned up nothing to indi<·a t c the s mall pl ane. experienced any n1cl'ha111c a I difficulties. • SllORTIAY 1\f'TER T1\KEcfFF. TllE tu·in· c-ngi ne Bec-chcraft Duke made l\\·o sharp le:>ft turns , plunged 500' feel und burst into fl:.1mes. killing all on board. 'fhe Penhalls <.ind their gu<.•sts had been vuca1ionins in l\.Jammolh. "I 've checked everything by 110\\', except for the prop ~overn·ors, ,,·hich u•e1·e n1istakenly s hipped back cast ;,ind arc due bnL·k here this u•eck," S<.ihaid:.i s<.1id . .. If ther e is nothing \\·rong U'ith them , the re's nothing n1ore l can check in lo," he s aid. S:.thaida ul so s aid that the autopsy report done on Pc nhi.111. ;,1 11 cxperienc<..>d pilot and an expert in the <.'On\'e1·sion of s urplus military jets for rac ing, re\'ealcd nothing <Jbnorm:.11. "lllS 11 1::;\RT 1-lAD BEEN fun ctioning i.lnd the re '' erc no alcohol or barbiturates 111 his bl oodstr1.•<1n1 that might ha\'C al'counted fo r the l'r:.t sh." lhl· in \'csti ~<ator said. F.urlier in the invt·sti gation, Sahaida comml.'lll· cd that it U'a s "s ul·h <1 str;inge cras h that we want to t·heck t.'\'crything \\'C possibly can." Sahaida e:td· JJliltcd th <ll he h<as exhausted all a venues, "Once f exumine the prop governors. the in\'estigation is more or less t·losed. If ony Ill'\\' leaf.ls develop they'll be looked into, thou~h. ··he s<aid . S,\Jl,\JD,\ \\'ILL SUBJ\-11T A REPORT of his findings to the National Transportation Safety Boal'cl ,,·[thin a n1onth. Rascd on his findings, the board will reach a <.·on~l us i on on the crash. probubly two or three months aft1.•r rctciving Sahaida 's report. It is like ly, hO\\'eve1-, that the final conc lu sion u.·ill be that the crash occurred due to an "un- determined ta use,'' Sahaida said . _./ I Besides i\lr. :.tnd i\lrs. l1cnhall, othe rs killed in j the t rash int·lude lrcn1.• Signalos, 35. Anahc in1 ; .J ames Knobil'. 40, :.ind his \Yi fe. Beverly ,\nn, 37 .. l)Olh uf ,\ lli.1hei1n . Fearless Jury Convicts Witch LOS ANGELES (APl -Unswaycd by fears of hexes and ot h er e\'il S!X'lls, a jury here con· \'iCtcd a self.proclaimed '"itch for \'iolation of a ci· t y ordinance \Vhi c h makes fortune telling a misdeme anor , e-xccpt \\'hen done by a religious· lcudc r. In ;i bizarre trial, in "''hi c h ominou s r e · fercnccs '''e re m :.1de to woman activist Susan B. Anthony. the Aztecs, f-litl e r, th e 1\u gean Stables and bat's blood, the jurors r l.'turned the · guilty verdict against Zsusanna Budupest. asserted she was "the first witch lo go on lri:.il for m y beliefs in 30/J years." Miss Budapest ig nored a prose('Ution challenge to s prinkle oil around the c:ourtroom and carry out hcr promise tom akc "the l1ialgoaway." T II E S J.: I .... - PROCLAIM ED u·itc h ~'a s arres t ed F eb. 10 after she gave a tarot re- ading to an undercover policewoman for SIO. ll1iss Rudapest 's ut· torney, ~l arge Buckley, contended her client wa&, a legitimate religious leader because s he was • the high priestess of th 1'1ISS B U D 1\P EST,• SusanB.AnthonyCoven, u.·hofuces a n1aximumof part of a goddess- . six months in jail and a. oriented religion going SSOO fine when !'ientenccd, back thousands or years. 1, I THI -IJUIL'S ,., ......... 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I_ ;J9 1.5' Glldden Spred Gel Flo. • f.itierief .. y4 ...... ,., ... .. .- • o...-c-t ( ...... -... ·-. .... 1088 u.n Gel. ln-Slnk-Erator Disposer • s.,., '"""""'· triNI• .... ~ ....... '""""· ~kly • l'ifethN IWri(9tfM uNt, •sy I• S..St.ft • U.l •• ,,....H. IJJJ 3~15 2 9!~.c..,.. OHt COUPON PH CUSTOMH -·· ·-· COST A Ml SA ! ' • 1 I I ,, ' ' ' l .•. -~ ~ /, ' ; .. ' . • I l· . I . . t r t- i" DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY RICHARD KOEHLER e BEi\ ANDERSON, Editor Good Solution Pencilled In .. OF.AR A NN LANDERS : (Ann Landers OJ ' Cou.nty Clinic: Aid To Community ,. By i\1.LISON DEF.RR 011,.. Dill• Piiot ~t.i'll It \\·as bare ly 8 a.m . a nd the r;.ii n canlt'.' tlOv.'ll 111 u stc;.i dy drizzle. !)(•s pite the early hour 01nd 1nc h:n1c·nt v.·cathc r . mothers began to urrivc, holding in- ro.ints v.·cl,l-bundlcd against the 1:old. Youn g pa rent s. <.1 ~ran<lmolh c r , oldtr children . b:.i bics waitt..'ll on raiding ch airs while ttfc mcctin~ room v.•as trans forml'i:i into a lt.•111- l)()fary c linic ... · Soon the giggles and indigr.ant c ri es of the in- fants signalled that a nother day :Jl the \\'t!ll -ba!Jy clinic had begun . Dr. Gerald A . \V<igner , dir ector of child he alth services fo r the Orange County Dcpart- n1cnt of Health, said that there ur,e 60 immuniza- tion <ind v.:C ll -b<iby elinics at ' 31 sites in tht.• l'Ounty. 'J'ht• OCJIL) a lso offl'rs li ke SC'l"\'H·l'S ill tlic 111a in clinic in Santa t\nu <.ind the OCJ-ID offiees in 1\nahci n1 . For the i1nmunizatio n progrun1 t here are no age or econom ic re<1uirem ents _ ...R .. :F. I !\oll\-1 UNJZ;\TIONS All immunizations are provided frl't'. "l\1 any pco1>lc s till be l ie\'e th <.i t thet-.t: ser \'ices u rc only for the poor. \Ve·rc here to scr \'e a nyone in the county "'ho needs immuniza- t ion." r\t the \\·e ll -ba by tlinit·s. Jo\\··ill('Ome pa lil•nts to ~ge 5 are seen regul<irty for physic;.i l (•x:.imin ;,i - tion, testing. tubc1·culin testing ;.ind inocula ti on . Volunteers :.issist \\'ilh u:eighing and measur- ing the infants. 1'hc young p;.i li£"11ls :.ire seen by ;.i pedi:.itri- cian, who is <.issis ted by nurse pr<1 clitione rs und public health nurses. E;,i (•h clinic has il bilingua l Clerk. ··\Ve tre at problems th.it Ci.in be d(•<.i ll \\•ith in an outpatient clinic selling,·• Dr. \Va gner ex- plained, ""s uc h a s anen1ia, 1·espiratory <ind car infection and inoculation. ··Patients "'ho require <.idd il1unal <·ou nscling or <"<1re arc l'l•fcrred by the f»u bl ic llC'<1 lth Nurse for hon1e vi sits ur to lht· propl·r puhht· or pri vatc ag.Clll"Y ... 1'he inf;.in t and c:hild portion !Jf the \\/I C 1\\'01n l·n . Infant. C:hild t prugr.:1111. :1 fcclc r;.illy .subsidizetl supplc1nent al fuod J•rugrani, is ad- n1 inistc rt·tl through lhl· t'linies. 1\t ·1·isl.: pregna nt \\'om en al'c SC'r ved through OC l\ledie:.il Cl·ntc r. FUNDS CUT 1 Unfortu nate ly. unl ess Cung_rcss takes drastic a('t ion1 \\lagnl·r s:.i id, the \\ll C fundin g u·iJI e ncl .June3U. J\lany of the ch ildrl·n seen in th e clin ies s uf- fe r fro1n iJllen1i<.1 a nd othe r nutritiun-rel<.1tccl pro- bl ems. Bcc<.i ust• of the rt•lativt·ly f l'\\' t'i.lSl.'S 1.1 f rneaslcs. diphthe ria and polio, rnany" ad ults nou· fail to h.i vc their c hildren i1nn1unizccl ;ind tu kec11 up the ir 0 \\'11 booste rs . 1'he in1n1uniintiun clinics rc·corcletl 30.000 lo 40,000 pa til•nts last year; the \\"Cll-baby clinit set · lings, 13,000 \'isits. · A natul'a l part of the baby clin ic. as u·ith a ny good doctor, \\l ai::ncr said , is the educational · eomponcnl. ·•The doctor u·ill t alk to the mol hcr about 11utrition. child development, .iny probll'ms as he l0xan1ines t he c hild.·· 1'hc c hild h-ea lth ser,·iccs di vision nou' is se l- ling up a syslem to track pa'tie nts seen a nd rc- fc1,·l·d. ~ Dr. \Vagner noled that a nevi California law taking l'ffcl't this year l'equ.i.res every child enter· ing fi rst g rade to .have a 'Complete phy.sic:.il cx- ;1n1inution be fore school begins. 'J'h e s tate \\'ill p:.iy the eost for lou'-incornc • fami lies. he s aid. This added service v.·ill swe ll the t•aseload of the county's health c linics. Hc•fcrr:.il inforn1ation for the \\·ell-b;.iby t•li n lt• 1s a ,-a i J a hie by ea lli ng 834-5:!0'1 . I n1111 unizal ion and c·uunty elin i c loc atiun.s m<.1y bl' o bt ;1 in(•d by c·a I ling 834 -3171. Pediatnc nurse practitioner Gwen Edelstein gets a healthy response from Maria Dolores Perez at 1vell-baby clinic (top left). Above, volunteer Several yea rs ago. \\'hen I \\'as in hi gh school, I took a razor and shu ved off m y eyebrou•s. It was a crazy thing lo do, but I alw,ays admired g irls \\'ilh thin, pretty eyebro\\'S und 1ni11e u·ere hea vy. so I decided lo remove my ou·n and paint n ew ones on. pictures or our children. She u•;1s e specially im pressed u'ith n1y son. Mary McDermott measures Ruby Ramirez. Juanita Ramirez looks on. They did n't grow liack com- pletely. but through the yet1rs the lack of eyebrows never bothe red m e. Nou•, at the age of 33 I find myself obsessed u•ith this fl aw in m y looks. l\Ty left eycbro\\' isn't bad. \Vith a fe w s trokes of a pencil, I can m ake it look fairly decent. But m y rig ht eyebrow is <1 disustcr . I have cxaclly 10 ha irs over th:.it eye and I just can 't 1>eneil in a natural-looking bro \v to save m~' soul. I've trie d hiding it be hind gl.isses. I 'vc worn an cyepatch. Once l even tried g luing strands of h air from m y head. Noihing ,~·orks. Do you have any ideas? 1 ilm -~11ZZ ZZZ ERABLE DEAR MIZZ: Your problem is In your head, not over your right eye. P eople don't pay TllAT much attention to y-o u r eyt-brows. Honest they don't. Go to a proressionaJ makeup s1loil and take a le1eon or two on· how to use the eyebrow pencil. Follow the Instructions and re- sol\le lo live with the results. DEAR AN N LANDERS: While \Yiliting for ii bus one day a bout two years ago, I became involved in a friendly conversation "'ith u ple asunt-lookinM '"'omoin , We m f.'t there quite ofte n and spoke or our mutual inte r est s. husbands , work arid \i\'C l!howed one a nother Several n1onths ago the boy \Vresscd and I couldn't speak or it to anyone o uts ide the fumily. On several occas ions since the· boy's death I have encountered this '''o m;.in at the bus stop and s he always <JSks a bout him. Of c·oursc s he has no idea he died and I ha\'en·l been uble to tell her. It hurts m e \vhen s he brings up hi s name but I don't knO\\' ho\v to tell her he ,is gone. ~low ean I , u·ithout m aking her feel tcr1iblc'.' Please give n1 e some advice - SPEECHLESS DE1\R FRIEND: Write do"·n these t"·o simple sentences and reht'arse t!J;em . "I'm sorry to tell yoa·thal my son was killed in an a uto aet>l dent several months ago. I s hould Jlave told you 50oner, but I c::ouldn'l bring myself to speak or It." The next tlme-tbe woman men· lions the boy's na111e, repeal those two sente nce& 1Qd get that di(· ncult chore behind you. Ann Landers d iscusses teenage drinking -its m yths. ils re· alities. Learn tho racts by rend· In g, ··n ooze :.t nd You -J.'or Teenager s Onty)~ by Ann l .. un- d er5, Send 50 cents in coin :.ind a long, st a n1ped , self-a ddressed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin. Ill. 6012IO. ' Medic Crevv Saves Lives By JO 01 .. SOJ'; 01 lh• oa.1, Pil~I !II.Ht Question : \Vh a("s ::igood\\":.tyto S<i \'(" 70,000 or more li\'es ·per year? 1\ns u'er : Field :.i IU!l\\"Ork o r u·ell -trained pa ra n1cdiCs in con- junction \\'ith fire departmenls. According to Al J<~eue rstei n. ud· 1n inistrati ve ('apta in of t he Cosl a l\I esa F'i re De p :.1r t1n C'11t. 700,000 Amcrieans die each year of hc:ut dise.a sc and half of these deaths ()('CUr be.fo re victims arrive ut the ho~pi lal. ··1r we could save j ust onc- lenth of Ch1_•se , ,,.c could sa\·e 70,000 Ji ves pe r year,•· hl· told the Zonta Club of Ne\\'POlt 1-larbor -.<\rca during a lu ncheon meeting. F'euerste in outlined the Orange Co unt y m :.is l t-r p la n f or p:.1ra m cdics a nd discussed \\1hat is happeni ng o n the loeal il•vel. T u•enly -six p aramedic units a rc planned for the county, VJith 80 percent of the popul.ilion to· be \Vithin fjye m inutes of help, he said. UOund a ri es \Viii be dropped so a person m ay be served by a p01 ra me dic t eam from ·a 'c·ity other than his o\(.n . Al the mom ent there ;ire nine units in scr\1icc und lhe hala nec \\"ill be l ruincd and ready by 1976. SIX llOSPITALS . • E1.1 ch ~nit Is r equired tu ha\'c t\\"O cer t i fi c·d para1nc d ie s ab6ard , · J.'t•uc rstcin suicl . Six ba~e hos pitals \\'ill pro\'iltc cons- tant i:adio contact \\'ilh lhc units and giv(• instru ctions as lhl' lt•a n1s u·ork. and 20 hospi tals \l'ill b e d es i g n a t e d ··r('CCi\·in g hospita ls.·· U nde r th e \.V c d worth 1\t•t , \\"hi eh outlinl'S the s pccifil'ations for para ni cdic pro~ra1ns, fire de - partments arc required to nlain· lain and administe r the units. the speaker s~iid . Orange County l\1ed.ical C('n!cr offers the c andidates tOoo hou r:; of tra in in g during a 22·\\'eck pe 1i od. This includes. Fc ut•1-s tc•1 n said . 1,1 \\•eeks of c lassroom inst rue· tipn. a two-u•eek breuk then eighl U'eeks or ri eld lroi ining. T \1•enl)'· rour men a re in each class. E a c h city rin unces its own C'Quipme nt. to the tune of around $20,000 for eac~un it, not counting lhe cost of the t ~ck or van its~lf. Cost a l\·l es:1 !no w is training nine me n. who Will "'ork rrom the rire station a t Royal Pa lm <J nd Adams, 1''l•uers t c in :;oiid. 1'hl•ir tra ining per iod "'ill end Sept. 24 and he antici pates they will bC 1n ser\·ice around Oct. I. PROMOTION T here stl ll are proble ms to bl· .solved in the conce pt, the capta in said . \\~hen fi re m e n-para medics are prom otetl . for exa mple, all thl' training is gone. ··wh.\' not hire a nur·se. for ex- arnple ?" he a sked . ··or a medi c frorn Vie lna tn "!" 1\not.ht•r p roblcn1 is the cos tly I r aining of a fircn1an-paramedit". r\ot only does he receive lhe 1,000-hour OC J\IC schooling. bul h e• n1 u s t b e .s ki ll ed a s a firefightl'r. In s pite o f the problen1s , J.'euerstein docs not fore.sec a c urtailment of the paramedic program . ··it ,,·ill expand,'' he said. ··eut hou• it \\'ill expand is de ba t able . Jlossibly c ivilia n pt.·rsonnel \\"i IL be hi l'l'<I. "Transporting (to the hospit al l u·ill be done more und more. \\'hy not j ust bill t he patient for the ride to the hospital to recoup .son1e or the cost ? .. F e u e r s t e in d oesn't t hink p1i\'ate para m ed ic unit s u·ill spr- ing up because of I.h e problcn1s of keeping qua lified pe rsonnel; "Para m edics is a service that · has long bl'e n ncglect1_•d. ·· he ~aid. "The p1·ogram is exciting L>t:1·1:t usc it 's nc u·, but it <locsn·1 look so glun1orous to so1ne now. Getting up eight or 10 ti1n es a night isn't e a s}> ·' 1 . , • ! , 1 ' I • r. • J . .. .. .. ~ .. , .. .. .. . • •• •• ' . ' . ' • . - C2 DAIL V PILOT Thursday.Aprll 17, 1975 Agua rius . Benefit Blooms !I , I 1, Co ll ec tin g 1 blo ss om s for their Swing Into ·~ '\ 1Spring luncheon and fas hion sho'v arc Mrs. J j Ill Okazaki (I cft l a nd 1\.1 i·s. Bob Yamafuji, me n1 · bers or So-phis of Orange County. The phi I ::111 - thropic fund· raiser will begin at 11 a .m . Satur- day, April 26, i11 th e Newport Beach Sheraton. IJPl_TeltpMlla Weddings ~ and Engagements To avoid disappointment. prospeC'ti\'L' brides ;:ire rt~mindcd to have their \\edding stories \\'ith black and v.·hitc g l oss ~· photog ra phs to thc Daily IJil nt People lk·partme nt one \\t'L'k heforl' the \\edding. Pit'1 ures l'l'Cl'i\'l'd af!(•r th~1\ linlL' "111 not be u ~cd . • t,or engagem ent announ<.·emenls 1t i ~ 1mperali\'c that the story, also aL·con1 panicd by a blac·k and v. hi1c glossy pie lure. be s ub mitted six v.·eeks or more before the ,,·edding date: other\1ise it \\Ill not be publis hed . To he lp fill requirements on ~"Ith \\C'd· 4ing and e ngagement storit.•S, l'orn1 .; a rL· available in all Dail y Pilot offi tl'S, J-'ur· ther questio ns u·ill Ix-<1nsu·crt•d h~' Pt:oplc Department staff members at 642-4321. SIGM U'NOW! COSTA MESA TE NNIS UUB Re.gistration for Trnnis Clinic ADULTS. JR's., IMTERME D .. ADV ANCED 10 LESSONS FOR S 10 lriftll OM C1111 Hew TotMit lolls h-ofe11~ol lflstn.ctiofl Viet.a TClpf' R._"91 TeflRi• l oll Mochi-1 Reqistrati°" lec)ini. Mon., URL 21 --'I a.111. STAllTIHGoDAll MOH., AIRIL 21 880 JUHIPER<l-'-Ph. 557·02 I I FROM Fash ion Newporr I Island Beach Approach New F RIDAY, APRIL 18 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <Murch 21· April 19 ): Emphasis ls on bµilding , re lations with older person, rein· rorclng structures, plan· ning ror security. is~ues tend to dominate. . CAPRICORN (l>cc. You may be working 22.Joo. 19 ): What up. within conrines or or· pears to be a lost cause ganizutl~ltlJ.lrules. c.>ould actUatly be u btess- tng in disguise. rr single, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. the1·~ ls emphasis on 22;)_: Friends may be de-, murr1~1e. . ullng with heavy hands. ' You are subject of de· .\QUAR I US (Jun . TAUR US CA_pril 20· mand s. Be ma'ture ·20·l''eb. 18). Ni:w up- M ay 20); Stress .enough not to cast rirsl proach to' work i s• originalit y, indepen-stone. -~rcntured. ·'(rqu , develop dence. Re fu!it! to £allow LIBR' CS 23 n~'t t echnique for s pcc l;.il crowd. Stic k to prln-,, ept. ·""'" · service. ciples -and individuali· 22): Ca reer,__matter~ ~et tv. boost . You are given · privileged informatioll, GEl\tlNI <May 21 ·Jwie SJ>t!cial instructions. 20 ): Tight money could be featured . Conserve. SCORPIO COct. 23 -. Solidify. Co mpare. Nov. 21): J\·l essage~. Refuse to be SC'apego;.iL call s~ spe_c1al corry• for person \\'ho is singing mun 1 cat 1 on s ar t! blues. -featured: Your a~ility to express yourself l!S put to formidable lest . CANCl-:R (June 21· July 22 ): ,\void t ryiniJ.to <Juck responsibility. \'ou gain prcstiife lh rou~h fresh cont acts. l.EO (July ZJ ·1\ug. 22 ): Practical n1atter s, basic SAGITTARIUS CNov . 22 ·0 Cl'. 21 1: l\1oney, · purtnership arrangC- n1 e nts. coopera tive financia l arrangements are feill'-11'Cd , tli scussed . PI.SC ES c F e b . 19. Murc.h 20>: What seemed soft , ~asy.. plus h could turn out 'o have thorns. Dop't punl~. You art: in ;.1 "'•ordly world dealing \\'illl'human hu'mans. (( today. ls. )'OUf bi.rth- day this is a n1ust signifi· cant yea r. You learn, gl'O\\'', murry if Si!lglc • :.idd to family if married. go into busint'ss. Ucept more l't!Spon s ibllity, gro\\•l ul past t•hains and plunge into future. NAACP:. A Group for All Colors. .ST. LOlJ I S, l\l o . (l:PI J-A solid 1na rblc fi rc>pla<·e sits in l\I ar~a l'l't Bus h \Vil son 's la\\' offi <'l' in <.in old ren1odcled hon1 e in l\lidtO\\'n st. Louis. \\'Ju.'n s he 1·cali zed the lx•o.1uty that lay beneath ' li!Yl'l'S of paint and yea1·s of neglect, s he began \vorking to restore the firL'plaee to \\'hat it had been. 1\Trs. ·\\lilson 1110\·cd in· t o !ht.• offiC'c a fe \v n1onths a go, just <llXH1l the tin1e shl' \\·as chosen (.'hair mun of the board of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Margar et B ush Wilson, chairm an olNAACPboa r (I , Like the fireplace. the 66-ye:.ir -old N,\,\CP is not \\1h:.il it once \\'as. But !\trs. \\lilson is bl•g inning the tough job of restoring. it to \\'hat she considers its rightful pl act! of in· fluen<.·c l\.Irg_ \vilson , 55. a real est:.ite :.ind housing at· t o rn l'y and lifetirne \\'Orker in the N1\ACP, believes the or ganization \\'iii g row strong a nd sta· hie only by bring ing in young p{•r.so n.s i.lnd in- stilling in thc n1 l'<1rly the ideal of equality fo1· all. "I've been taught an'cl trained a nd honed for this µus'ition," she said. J\lrs. \\li lson's parents. B('reni ce and J a m es Busti,. "·ere active mem- bers or the NAt\CP "'hen s he was a child. "M y mother would leave us \\'ilh m y father and go off to m eetings," s he re· called. fi'lr s. \\lilson \Yorked up burst upo n the scene throug h t he St. Louis. \Yith a flash of rhetoric, chapter a nd became its the n faded just as quick· president in 1958. In 1963 ~ ly. Mrs. Wilson said that she \Vas elected to the na-durability is no accident. tional board a nd has ''Doing the da y-i n, been there ever since, day-out job that keeps l'lect ed eithe r by her any organization going is local region or at-large. not very appealing," she Afte r the d eath in said. -"It's drudgery, re· December of Stephen G. ally. But the NAACP Spot~swood , chairman of from its inception has the 64-member board been C'ommilled to doing since 1961, ~t rs. Wilson this type 0£ job. heard she was ;:~mon g "There wus a tendency those being considered for some groups in the ;,i ~ his s uel'esso1·. She 60s to be Jo ng OIJJ:.h.c loric t.Jidn 't belie\·e it \\'OU!d a nd short o n de tail. They happen unti l the offi cial di d not take the time to announL'ement ci.1n1c build in the kind of detail Jan.lJinNe\\'York. tha t is n eeded ror 1\s the fir s t bl .:.11.:k longevity. \\'c \\'Ork a l \\'Om an to heild the or-this." ganization. she said ~he li e r aeti\'it ic s a s docs not sec any rt.•al 1n;,idan1e (·hai1·m a n ha\'C change in its goals. on ly begun. But l\11;.s. "l hope there .... ·ill be \Vilson is a lready trave l-' increased emphasis on ing across the country, s trategy,'' s he sa id. <i nd at ho me ans wering "What u·e want i.s <i com· phones that seem never sclousness or the need for e quality und the estab lishment o f a s tr o n g se n se Qf brotherhood. The Jetter "C" in NAACP stands for all colors. s he says, black as well as white, yellow as well as brown. "1£ I handed you a Kennedy half dollar and asked you to get me .a package or colored, paper," she said , "You would have no trouble knowing \\'hat I mciln. It's pape r or all the col- orS" of the rainbou·. That's \\'hat colu r c <l ml':Jn S. "I \\'O uld in n9 \\'LI Y think 'or <:hanging the in- it i:.ils N,\,.\CJ>. Thcv are initials th;,1t arc reSpect- ed , u•cll-known <Jlld in so me p l ace s eve n feared." Stre ngthening the in- ternal structure or the pletely open socie t y to stopringing. ii"====:=:;;;;::;:;:;:;== \\'ithout regard to ruceor "I can 't get any u'ork sex or creed. Th.it c;;in't done in this office u•it change." the phone." s he said u·ith Nr\ACP is one major task ~trs. \Vil son faces. 1-leighte ning the con- sciousness of Ame ric;,ins who mav be out of !ht• habit of. thinking about civil rights is another. "\Ve had something "'t' have allowed to become beclouded.'' s he said. "In the 19GOs we had a conse nsus in .favor or civil rights. Then can:ie the misleading rhelo1ic of 'the silent majority• ;,ind bcnigri neglect . • ' \\1 c h ad a n :.1 d · n1inis tration t hat dc·- Jiberall•l).I. set out to dt·· mean that c·on Scnsus." s he added. 1..·hoosing ht.•r I u•ords thou g htfu ll.v •. "And in the process it dt.·· mcaned us all. "\\'t.' have lo r ecapture lhut national ' consensus and underi,:ird it\\ ith :.up·. port." Peering Around Strategy, organization her ready smile. ··s and attention to d etail \\'he n 1 want to gc form the foundation that anything done. I lea\'t.'." has made the Nt\.-\CP \\'hat she u•ants to get and its nel"•or k o f 1.700 done is the re vita lizatio1 branches endure \Vhi lc of major ci ti es. a revival other civil rights groups in the American eon· 0r<Je< ol H~"l·PIC~ •1 Ur.>!~'"" Any ""'"""•/\ C•• a! Fai:1<uy P.or,. FRlE TRA VEL f"LAHHIMG 673-4550 f-"or Fra nk Cappell ano <1nd hi s six s isl~rs, April of 1975 seem ed th e ix·rfec t time for a spur- of·thc moment family re· union . Le<.1vi ng 18 children. 10 grandchildren and their hus bands at hom e in the Pi ttsbu rg h area, the sisters fl ew to Ca lifornia 110 ,·is it Cappell a no, a Costa l\l es·47 .. Classifi ed ads sell hi~ items. srna ll item; or any it em .. Just call Gt2·5678. ~~ -~ -.4~--. ''". . MO•l•N,f•l'\ONl•M ... ()11-1 ~ .... a.,U. .... Mii• IOJ JJOO M•..,,,..-i lh 4, M••-1 lclo. and grand chi Id r en had ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-----------2==========::'!..'.::=========::: never met their aunts, r. "so \\'C h ad a lot of C'iltching up to do," s aid Rita Cardamone. 1\lso v isi tin g \\'ere i\lary DeLuc:a, Virginia Kui s, Angeline Sanlello. Nelli e Antosz and Lillian Balta. S taying in the sm<i ll Cappell ano mobile 1 home, "we've c ro"'·ded 1 many yc<-1 rs of talking in- to a fcu• days·: SALE Bloylo Panis and Sax Tops l/3 0 F F ~STO.IFF f"LAZA OMLY WEEKENDER Gets It ALL togelher Fri days in the i•tJIQAA!l1il Now i ~ Orange County A learning experience in INTERIOR DESIGN Covering all phases of interior design including: Color & Dffi9n Furniture Periods Uwdeo .tandiwg of Blueprioh U1e of DtcoraliYe MaMrials Ir WallcoYerifMJI . Classes to begin April 2 1st .,in the beautiful showrooms o f CALlfORMIA DESIGN ASSOCIATES Walter Sawicki A.S.1.0 . 16782Hlff A•- CHy of l"illo. Calif. 92705 Betty J . Oldenburg Associate Member. A.S.1.0 . c .. 7 14/549-14141or --"''°""""°" Member. Women In Construction STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR ... ., " . . . . t I I I ' I ' '• ~ • • (Dec . l ap. Ct!USC ble.s- ingll', • OH Jan. UP· k i s . velop eci al 19· cmcd could orns. c in a a li nt,! irth· gnifi- eurn, pglL•. _Iit;.d, eeepl Ii ly. und ajor 3('('S. {'0 11 · icans f the bout r. g "'l' on1t..· s aid. ad a r of an:ic Lorie lil y' ;i d. 1tt·- o tit·· us. ht..·r l I.\·. il dl'- >tu1·c •ns us l Sll P ·- "" • • ' -·· Thur~day. April 17. 1975 DAILY PILOT (;:J • Homes Show FacetS of Lagu n a ? ' CbNN IE GLE NN ((left), MRS. G E ORG E LAWLER IN GALLERY DI NING A REA OF GLENN HOME Putting ·Bite on Loan Shark By ER !\11\ BO/\lllt-:C.,"K r\n :1d for :.i b u11 k just pro1nisl'tl n1c :.a six -fiiL·t:c potholder Sl·t 1111 g rct•n or ur:.in gt._•) if I 11l·pos itetl $50<1. 1'his is not t h e first t itnc they've triL•d to \\'Oo me into µ:.irt- in g \\'ilh 1n y 1noncy. ,\ fc \\' monlhs :.igo, it \\";_ts a popcorn popper for :.i Ill'"' $1.000 s:.i\'ings .iccount a nd <i t herm:.il blanket "'ilh du:.il t oht1·ols for iJ $10.000 certific ate. 1-~rankl y, f'm t.l clightcd tu Sec that banks hiJ\.'C fin:.illy become r c <ili sti c ;.1boul t he \':J IUL' o f monl.'y. 'fhC other d :1y m Y husb<ind :.ind I \\'Clll inlo the bank to fl oat :.i loiJ n for :.i Ill'\\' c:1r. • 1'he bank e r \\'iJ S plt•;.1sL·d . ''F'ine ." he Si.l id . ";'\io\\' \Vh:1l do you huvc us <:o ll atcral·1" \\'c could hurdly <·ont:.iin our t'Xl'itl'mt:nl us II c l'Xt'ha n ~ed gl:.inct·s. ·· l\1 r. j·'arquurdt. fo1· the u:-;c uf ;.uu1· Sl .000 for nn~ Y<·:.ir. .no fair t:.iki ng ~I l.J<.1l'k bcfurc lhL·n ... \\'<: ;.ire goiug l!! gi\·e ~·ou eith,·r ~· s et of 11'1;.-tchinl! C:.i 1u1011 bat h lo\\ r:ls or iJ gt·nuinL· l'O\\'hide billfold \1·ith u pitlurc of DL•bf .i IJ:.igcl , suit<.1 blt· for fr<.11n · lllJ.l.,. .. '' ou' re kith.I i ng." he s uid . .. , told yuu hl''d g(•l chokC'd up,·· I s :.iid nud gi ng 111y husl>und . "'f ell hin1 t ht.: rl·st." .. If \'OU lt•l US h:J\l• thl• ll1011t•\' for 11\';J yc<.1 rs '' 1lhoul touching il. "·c'Jl thruv,i in ;,1 Bo n!'iai ll'L'l' ~uar~~tc..·t•l.l to g ro\\' 11 ~ inches :1 YL'<J r. .. J u:-;t a rninutt'." s ~ii d ill r. J·"a1·. 4u:.i rdt .... r hL· b:ink is not .i d is- 1.·o un t hOll l'>l' I t 's ·a le nd ing :.igcnt·~· .. 1'hcn \\·h:.il arc :.ill those eookl>ooks :.inti di~hcs doing in the lo bby'."' "1'hat ·s j ust :in ineL·n li\·c fo r J)L'!l))lL· to dL·po~it 1110111.',\' .. "'\\"ondl'rful. :111d llL' are offer· 111~ you the s u111 c opportunity to lend it .·· "J"n1 ;.1fraid th:irs quilt.· i1n · po:-.s iblL·.·· he t'.'iPl<.1i ncd ... ,·ou h:..t\'C no t·:.ir ·•' · a. ·"fh:.il ·s \\"hY 1\·c <il'C. borro\\ling th(• mOllt'Y-" .. ,·ou r huu~(".''" '"You iJl rL'<Jd .v O\\ n il. Look. '.\II'. F'arq u:.irdt , lh1s is uu1· last offer . /''or thl' Joan of Sl ,000 \\'e will gi\·e you a s ix·pit>ct.· potholder set <in g r('L'll or or <ingc f. ·' '"\\ih<1 t \1·ou\tl I tl o ,,·ith it ·:·· '"!'he \\·u;.· 1\·e figure: il." \1 e ~;,iid , ··yuu111·e t he only one in lO\\"ll 11 ilh :..t pot lo cook in ... Art, Business, Fashion Program Topics Vary Th e t h <.t rn1 ur o ld l.:1guna und the s ubdued clcguncc o r old· lt<.1ly arc t wo stops on !he LiJ gtulu Beach l\1u scurn o f ,\rt. 1-lomc Tour set for Sun - day, r\pril 27, fr0111 11 :.i .m . lo5 1>.n1. Tl1c l1ou ~c. 1>e1·ct1cd above dO\Y \llO\\ll l..ug u uu . \\'US dccor:1tcd by L:1r1·y ft1ec..·1. 01~ca n , p e b bl l!d t'Otirty ard . 1'(•f\ec-t ion pools und hund·pa1nlcll t•t._•1 l1!1lJ!>. 'l'1ck 1."t S :.i.t S·I p1·r pe1·~011 ill'L' uvail:iblc a l thl• m u ~<·um . f\l i ni·bus ~cr\·ll'l' \\ 11"1 be offt•rt..'<.I. I Ionics of J\1 r. und ;\!rs. J ack Glenn. i\l ti . Judith 11'ike , ·rin1 Cald,,·cll , Joseph l3atc an d J\l r. and t.t rs. J ohn l'lut:t v•ill bt._· fea tu red . ·rhuli a Cottui.;c cnL·o1n· 1 p:.isscs four ~cu son~ in i t~ h:.i lf·utre i.:ar<lcn'> a nd orchard. !\Is. l'1k" bus bl l'llth:d t'O ll t (' rn POl"l l'\' art , :u1tiq uc~ ;Jl)d \\t;rk'l'>,~--------- of ()Id .\l:.islC'rs 111 thL' re· T he c liff-t·<lgc t<Jntc1n· porary Glenn home. built apd <ll·t·oratl•d by the ...-muscuni president uncl his "·ifc Connie, offt·rs "dramutil' \'istas of surf and l'Oilstlinc . gl:.issed oce:.i n front porchc:s, \\\'O· story lo ft li ving roon1 <.1nd a colleclion or <:onlt·rn· por u ry ;.irt . Cald\\'c\l 's ··\ruvc !louse " fl':.i turt·s u three· lierl.:'d roof .i nd cclect u: co llecLi on of eontcm· po r ury urt <-1 nd untiqut•s. n1odc·lc..•d un<l l'edccorat· cd Art t 'olony lu ndm urk. l>l'U ITI U ti l' l' ;.1 l'\'t:d door s o pen onto ;.1 GO·l'oot h;1I J in the J•tulz liomt· in South L<.i g u na . ,\ l·UJ· YL"Ur ·o ld fil'L•placL' ;nu! \\ :ilnut b:.ir f1·on1 the f ;1 Ill i [ .\" h"u Ill l' L 11 \\'isc..·on~in \1 t'l'e blL·ndcd 11·i1h period furn iture:.intl :ulli4 ues f1·0n1 lt:d,v h~ .\lrs. Platz . Patt· antl B(1h (; ud- n1undso n dt·eorutcd the \" i I I •• tl t..' t' i or 1 • 0.1 IJto;1u t ifull y :ippo 1nted ltuliun \'ill o.i 11 it h Jll f 'X· pa 11 s i1·c \·ic11· of thL' Diamonds at engagi-ng • prices. You r fi ne Treasury diamond comes SALE Geist Separa~s 1/3 0 F F MSTCllFF PLAlA OtfLY complete with a lifetime trade·in at full purchase price on a more eKperlSive diamond. Fine 1ewel ry department Illustrations enlarged to show detail All settings 1n 14K gold Art Show 'l'hu1·:-;d ;1y 1\/o rnin g Ch1 b n1t•n1bl•r:. \\"ill be t•:-:hibi li n g t ht..·1r iJ rl l\Orks from 5 to ~ p.111. l·'riday, ,\pri l 25. in the P :.i r k !\C\\'P O l'l Sp:1. :'\Jan~· of the itcn1s 11 ill Ix· for srdt•. uf lhc ,\u xili;11·~. ··11u;.ii,: :'l l L·niur i a l ll u!>plt"l, l'r t•s h\'lt·1·i a1t (;vrriL' P int·k i1L'Y 11i11 s pt•ak about Color ;1 nd I.inc \\"hil'h inl'lud<·s <'t1lor :ind ri gurl' ;.inalvsis. s p!1n so re d I.I v lh L· F a s hio"n lns ti llitt• of ~es i ~n ;.1111.l l\l c rc handis - 1n g. J BF.AR Pfo"O: 011.1 -fashio.ncd f<J.mi ly p i<-'n ic \\'iii lake pl arc from 10 :.i .m . lo 3 p.m. Ss \\•ill gather in lhL• l.os 1\ngcles Convention Center for the 7(ilh' :.inn u.i l convention r\pril 30·1\l ay 2. Spc:.1kcrs \\•ill inc lude' f\·trs. Lcnn.irl S\\"l'llson. sl:J\(' presid e nt : J)r. \\'ill ia rn J . Johnston . l.os 1\nf?eles su pe ri nl t•ndent of schools : i\I rs. \\'i Ilia 111 C. IJ:.1lsing('r o f \Va shington. I). C .. coord inator of n:itiona l J''l't\ legislati ve ;.1ttivit y ; L>r . \\li ls on Ri les. st:ilc s upc rintcndL•nt uf public instruction, and aclrt'ss Rita Sha\Y f'or t>s tcr . COR NELl r\ CONNEi.LY AUXILl1\RY : Your Duughtc r ; \Vom<J.n of 1'o morro\\•: is the them~ selected by Corne lia Connelly !\,.l ot.hers ,\uxili ary for a spring dinner dance to !Jc pres('ntetl a l 7 p.m . Friday. !I.f ay 2, in Scr\'il1t J-li gh Sl·hool. ;\niJhcirn. Til'ket infor1nalion is available lly calling Lh c schowl office . ' F,;\STBl.U fo"F Pf"O: Open housc \V cdnL•sll.iy. r\pril 23 . \\'ill feature an a rt shO\\' lht•mt:d \\/hat l\1r1kcs il lc S n1i lc . An ice t·rcam social fro1n 6:30 to 8: <IS p. 111. t:\(•t.•l ion of officers \Vi ll t:1ke pl ;1 cc o.i l a brief ~(·n cr.il n1el'ling and the Eastbl uff singers "'iii perform . C las$roon1s "'ill be OJ)('l1 for inspee· tion from 7: 15 to 8 : 1.1. ST. J OllN T H I<: 8 1\PTIST ,\UX.: Rcflcctions - Pasl a nd Present will thc rn e the annual fas hion s hO\V·lunc hcon planned for Saturday. April 19. in the She r a to n llolcl. l'\cwpo rt Bea ch. Paris h m e m bers \Vi ii model l'lolhcs from fi \'t' urc:.i s hops , \\'ith con1m cntar y by f\l ury Lou :.i nd J ohn Seymour. 'J'hc c \'c nt wi\11)1.!gi n :it 11 : JO ;1.1n . T 1\1'1U R J\ P TO: 'l'hc (;oo<l O ld D;_iys is the the m e of the c:.irni\':.i l being prcscnlt'd loduy until 6 p .n1 . on the school quad. l'ubli<' is invitt•d tot he event. 1\/h il·h rcaturcs g:in1cs, pri zes. food booths and a cake '''ulk. · Wll.SON PT1\: S no\\' cones \\'ill be sold afl l'r school to morro w ... Ope n housL' :.ind icl.' cr (•a n1 social will 1.:.i kc pl<icc at 7 p.n1 . Wl'dnesd a y, 1\pril 23. in the mull ipurposc roon1. El eel ion o f officers and class room vis itation '''iii follow. ,---------:-,6 -1 1S i -~~ I I A ''~.Jml 'I I L tuJ I .1 E .?"r d e.~I ,\s rL'SL'l'1·atio n:-; arc l in1ill'd , <.1d\'il !I CL' IJUl'l"h;1sl' Uf titkl•t..; l:l ad- \ lSt•d . NH GOP 'l"hl! nl~t·tin g \\ill f ollo\1 Jll 11 ::Ju a .111 . lu neheon J?l'id;1y, ,\pnl ~5. in lht• hospi l ul l"Utl- ft·rencl'l'l'll ll'I'. Council \\'0 111<·n ·s ('l•11~1 ,·1l. l~oll l'C'ti\·c Bur)..!:.uning :\c 11·port ll:1rlH1r -l '11st:1 \\ill l>t• the tt1pic undt'J' :\l ,·s~t Bo:11·d ol' lll·il ltors tlistussion o.1l tht• n1t1ct-\\"ill s t;q.:.e Il l'> ;11 i11u;d ing of !\"e\1-port fl ;1rbor plunl L''.\l'h<1ni.:<· n11 ,\rhor Rl'l}Ubl it'<.111 \Von1l·n to D~1r, ,\prtl :!:i. rroin 11; Lake p la t-c al 10 a .nL :.i .nl . IO·I p.nl. ·r1iu rsd:.iy. ,\pril :!\.in l.oC'a\Jol1s \\'d l lll•l'osta thcNt•\\'POl'lflL':JChhornL' :'\Tt._>s ;.I P ark und lht' of :'.!rs . 1\l;1n Stont•n1;.in. northeast corn<·r of \\"l'st S p e ak t•r 11 l l l ti~ C oa s t ll i g-h11·:1~· ant. ;\J;1 ri an (:. lit·rg,·:-;0 11. J\l:lCf\rthur Bou\c\·a 1·d. p ;.i s t Pl'<'!>id l'Jlt. of thl·• :\L•\\"J!~ll't -l\I t'S a ('II in ,•d St•hool Dis tri et IJoart! Sill' h:1s l'>l'l"VC d :1s :1 trusl(·e fo1· the p:1st ll )'e:Jrs. Auxiliary ,\t tht• annual 1ne(•tini.: Contes t 1\1\ 197 5 high school graduiJtL'S and older slu- den1 s in t 1t r l.:'s \cd in a fushion carl't'I' a rc invit· cd to ente r the Designt'r 1o f ·romorro\v contest, P;.1rLlc:i p;1 nt s t·ornpl'lC for :.i $2500 s t·hol:.i rship a l lhc Sl'hool and an .ill· L'Xpt._•ns c paid Europc:.i n s.tudy tour . In :1dd ition, Bullo<-'k·s \\"il l offt..·r to the fil'st pl;iec \1·inner :.1 t\\·o-\\"t'Ck p:.iid joll in it s udvcrtis· nil-( dl'partnit·nt. a nd an l'X hihit of t"nlries \\•ill be in t ht• do\\'ll\O\\/ll Los 1\tl,l!t'l('S and Sht'rn1an ();.1k~ IOL":.ll ion!'i. !::io rnl• of the ju<lgL·s \\"ill bt..· rnulti-Oscar \\·inner Edith I lc:.id : Bob l\'I a rk ic ~i nd Ha y ,\g h a y :.i n . a\\a r d -\\·i nni ng d e· signers, Cher. s t:.ir of her 0\1·11 s uect•ssfu l T V varie- ty shO\\', :.i nd l\la rjo1·ie C ;irnt'. execu t ive vice prt•si dcnt. C:.ilifor niu /.";1:-;hion C rc iJtors. Further inform ation is :1,·<iil;.1b le by \1·riling to Do nna S m it h :.it t h e J".i shion Institute, 323 \\I. Eighth St ., Los An ~clcs. C1\ 000 14. LARGE-SIZES PARADE OF ART • Selection I •Service •Courtesy On the Mall at FASHION ISLAND Thursday thru Sunday Over 50 of California 's finest artists exhibiting traditional to contemporary art beginning Thursday and continuing through Sunday of th is week. Meet H a rry Lauter vetera n Ho llywoo d actor and accomplished artist. I I I I Ell a Nor's t l/2 OFF TENNIS D R ESSES I "~!~~IZE SHOP Ir. ,IND Jf'A R1H U />S I 224 0.wyot•M• COST ... MISA I. T 1M• StH'k!Oi i\re llt"rc": I 1105,..,.,,.... .. ~ HUHTINGTON HACH' I. I 14 ......... CIMtr 34. J (t Vi:l OtH_Jrl•• (111u•lnirl") l .• i1l1, Vilh1g1: LU.UNA HIUS MAU I ' -V Pacilic Co.isl _Highway -Del ween Jambo•ec ,,no MJcArtnur - -__ ..::-:..•.::._--.=-.!!:-- - -11.----~•;,;;•;l•::;:•~W;..W:::.JI ---------------------- NcwronT C CNT C R FASHIONJ ISLAND A ~· SAVE 74.20 296.80 Reg . 5371 . 25 pt. tot. wt . trio set. S\v1rl setting engagement ring. 2 brushed finish wedding bands. SAVE 65.80 263.20 ht). $329. 1/2 carat tot . wt. bridal set. 3 stone engagement ring. 5 stone wedding nng .·: ... ;::· e::=::~' SAVE 50.80 203.20 Reg. $254. O.Ver·under bridal set. 1/5 carat tot. wt. swirl engage· ment ring. Matching wedding band-wtlh brushed llorenl ine finish. SAVE 61.80 247.20 R19-5309. 21 pt. solitaire tno set • Matching wedding bands. Straited center. plain rim SAVE 55.80 223.20 Rf9. $279. Tri·ova( trio se t- 1<5 carat engagement ring'. Ma lch1ng wedding bands. Reg. 5714. 1/2 carat tot wt. bridal set. Marquis shape diamond engagement ring. Wedding band w1!h 5 diamonds. MMA PAii: Be ach at Orange1hoJpe •Open weekdays 9:30109:30 Sundays 10 10 6. ~I: City Dr. at Garden Grove Blvd •Open weekdays 10fo9. SundaV' 10106. ~•ANA: 3900 So. Bristol-No. of So. Coast Plaza •Open weekdaV! 9:30 to 9, Saturdays 9.30 to 7. Sundays 10106. ' . L " .. ' ' ' . ' • • · DOOLEY'S WORLD . by Rode)~ Bradfield . tOOMER by Wm. F. and Mel Cas50ll ~------=-----'--~ I AlWAl'S r1Gu~6P II/HAI' tlND ·-···-·-·-- t'P l1~6 TO MA22{ or A 61~~ I> 612L JU5fllk'E It/AS Sill ? Till G1~i, ~:;;;;::"""=;~ / A 6€1.Lt -OAHC€~ AT T~E 1q3q WORLD'S FAl21 MV P'l>S8l'.EN SO •1£""""5 LAffL'( H{'S CONSI0£111NG JllDICUJ.OUS! /\ WAST'E Of TIME!. .. -ANVONL \\l~O 6c.'L!> 10 A f'SVCHIAl~l:,f ~llltl,l.P llA\'E 'fHCI~ H~ LXAMINLD ! IJMo MA~216V 0t A2 OLD DAD! GOING YO A PSVCHl.O.TR1sr / 't1 ; (/ '1 TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan · • ><RO'i1'1\<; 11\1.. "o~CO"' . L• ~~v4~·~~~i. ,.n DR. SMOCK . FUNKY WINKERBEAN ·'by Tom Batiuck CJl.A7f..I, PERHAP5 Ill <,{)[J'D LIKE ID READTHIS PA/'!\PHLET ON llJDAY'S NEW AR/'!141 I NOTICED (,J()(J ALWAYS WEAR A>l OLD MILITAR9 JACKET AND I THOUGHT ™IS MIGHT BE RIGHT UP t,;'.lUR ALLEY ! ···1 'THE SCARY P<\RT 15 , • 1 OOIJ'T THINK HE'5 KIDDING I GORDO FIGMENTS by Dole Hale ' § ' NANCY LOOK AT THAT POOR KID CRYING, ~HE'S JUST LAUGHING- IN REV ERSE WHAT DO YOU MEAN B Y THAT'? by &nie Bushmiller rr WAH--.. WAH'' IS "HAW HAW " BACKWARDS ANIMAL CRACKERS L--=:.1.-=--.-J ~-•. ,, by Charles M. Schulz TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ·PEANUTS UNITED Feature Syndicate Vestercil~ s P~:t'e so;;ed ACROSS t Rogue 6 So11nd 1e!lec11on 10 Sciuash, 101 one 14 Fort11aden 15 111 ••• Routinized 16 En11ance 17 Permeale 18 Slart 1ne presses 3 words 20 Part or 10 "" 21 Tree 22 Game o! chance 23 Sua1um 25 Qperale ·· -··-Go 1n the 1ec1 27 Invoices JO Oregon la~e ~I t Atrir.an plan1s J2 E11rooea11 11ver 33 RR stap J6 AS•JO counHv 37 Teams 38 Fragm(!(lt 39 P1m11ng tl111d 40 Au,,culale 4 1 V1sc.ous sut1s1 ance 42 Encorclcd .14 u11e11~ r.11 1qucd s1.1ng 45 New Jersey C11 y 41 01 :•g~m1 searcn JS Tnrow 49 Kot··· C1uo · Caoare1 · sen •ng SO Tnose guys S.\ Ma11an "' Ma~w en 57 Auslr•an pri.r ~A ~< l ·\(~'. ·, 0 ~ ., 0 " i ~ ~ ' I< ', I ; ~ " ,. ; -. 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" •' ·• I~ ., i ii 1 I •' c,l ....;.__ - '<OU ONL't' WENT 10'$EE HER 6ECA!.15E 5ME G~v'E l{OV COOKIES : .,, by Harold Le Doux DID YOU GET AROUND TO ~EE SPENCER FARMS, W1LL50N? I CERTAIN~'( DlD AND IT'S FANTA$TtC, COUSlN A66E'V ! I DIDN'T REALIZE TAAT THIS 15 A WORKING FARM, WllH FOUR SECTIONS OF LANO! I WA5 GOING OVER PRODUCTION FIGURES MISS PEACH W~ EL='E i.-l"-VE \.-01,.I BEEN OOIN.'.; 51NCE VOU WENT AWA.Y, TWEE'T!E? I I f I \ ,, J WITH '!'OUR FOREMAN/ \\'ELL , I 1-4..t.[) THE PL E'ASiAR'.E C$ GM0ST- WR:ITl"'6 50ME 600.:'5, 51..fCM A? "AU. THE PllE~IOfNT~ M.AGP1E5, '' ~TINICEK:, TAIL.Olt, 50l..OIE~ I 5F'AC'C'OW, ~ ANO "THE ~E'AG AW.IPEUCAN .· by Mell I AL-SO Oll~'EC.TED A. FEW !AN F'LEMINGO FILM?, STA~R:IN6 TME 6"EAT SEAN C4NA~Y .... "GOL.D~EATHE'~.· ~DICICEVSt~ Al?!: F'O.CEVEtt: • T"E MAN w1r" l');E &ol.oEN G:A?Se,11 ANO l/'F~M 1t'U?51A WITH l.OVEOtR'D.' by Geor<Je Lemont by Gus Arriola 'i'OU1J.L. 'PA'I "'°'" lW~,.'/ CEJJT'.S ~, ltzONE:.O! rfl~ ~ t>EAl-1TRJNl! , : . -- by Rodger Bollen l ,.... . •• ' ''' '. • • . .. ...... . , . THE GIRLS .-.;::;; ,-.. . ... . ~ ." ·,.r•··· _.,... (f7l.J.(1•! •n:.«1.1-'1fJ"~ 'f'rl"' 4 •17 ©111>'i~U "Now pron1"c )'Ou \\\Jn·1 h:n c :t thlfll co':~ta 1l -l ha1 \ ah1i1;1y, tht unc tha! makes yuu fu1111u' al !he Prc~iJcn1.'' DENNIS THE MENACE • ' -r--- ' ' · 1 I I ~ . t • ':· ··i.-+-+-11-+-:... ' ~I " ., ' "' 1--1--+-ll-" I • ' I ·• ' . -. ,. ... . -.. • ... Baseball's Ups, Downs - • • ' ' '1'-J> ~1 , ~:..:t' ST. LOUIS' LOU BROCK FALLS OVER NY'S BUD HARRELSON lt1••111 e1ttt1t11 Shifts Brand New Season For LA -Wynn I.O S .".l'\G f:t.r:s l,·\1'1 \rh<iLC>\·('r 1n un1cnt un1 lhl· Ci11(·1 n- fl i.1 l i Rl·d ~ 1-:cnl·r ;1tl·d fur Lh e m ,sclvl's with thei r thrcc- g i.lmc S \.\'t.'l 'P of l~os ,\ngcles lust u·cck in Ohio h<is lx?e1.1 hallt.'d 0:tbruptJy. ,-.....,._ ··t\'e'vc lo:-;t ('Vl'r~·thing ,,.e gi.l i ncd in Cine1nn <1li." <·0111- pl :.uncd i'l'lc nose \\'t.'<lnesda~,, nii-:ht <1ftcr lhc Dod gers l'amc o(f the ITii.ll f o r ;.a i -6 \'i ctorv hi ghhg hletl bv .Jl rn rnv \.\'rn1i·S dr<.11n:1li (• s evl·nlh-i,111(11g gr;uid ll11tlt1••r1" .'ilttf •• 4 11 'l•-•<>n l(A8( !l~l "''" ll(•ntonn;i10 .. 1 Lo·. AnQ•'I'' Ap• lll'l.llnFr ,lf\(l~COd!LO•A•9'1e~ ""' l~Mn ~ .... , •• ~o.;1LO>A"Q1"1\'> ' 100 "' I j) p "' • ll!l.m . sl<J m homer lhi.J l t1t.'tl the game i.lnd Steve Garvey 's t'A'O·Ou l bas<·s·loadcd s in g le in the ninth lo win it. , The Dodgcrs now h;_i vc \\'On four straight including three in a r·ow over the R<'ds. The t"'o Na· t 1onal Leag ue 1>owers \\"ere to t·lose their four.g;.1mc series this :.iftcrnoon. Gary J\"uh1n, 0·1. op· posi n g: 1..os ,\ng elcs' ,\nd y ~lc·sscrs mi th . 1·0. .. Jt "s a brand new s t-:1 son for. hut h ("!ubs."' \\!ynn glecfull.v ~h o ute d <if\t·r \\';_illopi ng his lu urth hun1er of t he iiC <J son, fourth in :.t ii 1n :.1ny g:.unt'S and the fou rt h grand s lam of his career. ··No. I y;:.i sn 't trying to hit a ho n1 c run. Seldom do I e ver go up the re trying to hit it out. Hut I h<ivt· to adm it it did en"ter m y 111ind th&it :.a gr<ind s lam \\'Ould tic the gan1c." \1·hen Bul'kll t.'r It•! t he ball roll lo lhl• \\·;di fo1· ;_i n t·1·ror. Hust· \\t•n l ;.i/J the Yo'<IY tu third ~1ikl' J\.'1:.ar s hall. \\ho full11\1l·d i\tarieh;.il :.and r1 1o k ie H1t·k J{hoden, tht•n pit eht•d n1astt·rfuJ . ly to the vcry he art of the Cinci n· n<iti offe nsC'. lie got J 0t..• !\Jorgan on ;.i sort r·ol lcr lo first llC' i.:ot Johnny Bcnl·h on a t;.ippc r back to the mound. ,\nd he J!nt Pe rez onµ sharp groundl'r 10 fi1·sL In t h(• bo11on1 uf thl· ninth ,\ul·rtJ ;.it•h bc;.it out ;.in infield !'>Lll g ll>. l\l a rsh~ll l ~t ru('k out. fad· Ill),! IU ~<J l'l"Jl't(•('. J~ul f);!\'l' J,o pt:·S kt•p! t ht• r a ll y al ivt• \\"ilh ;1 s ingle lo 1·ight. \\'hen rightfichh:r Kt·n Griffey booted the b<i ll fur iJn t~" r·or, ii put runnt-rs at sl•cnnd anti third and forced the f{t•ds tu in· tentionally "'a lk JlucknC'r to fi ll the bases with \\.~ynn the hille r. liut he fouled to third baseman Doug Flynn w ho rell into the dugout making the catch. i\"c xt \\'aS Gar\'ey "'ho got his only hit of the nighl , a line drive single to center tha t \\"Oil Lhc ~aml'. LOSANGElES LOP<'!' 1b tlutknt• II Wynnd G"•~e r 111 Fe•qu..onc ·~~,~~ .... •I A"'-•rlli><"'~ Mi>toCllillp Rl>Oden p M.Molilpfl Mar'n"llp Tol•I~ (ln(l ... n.a!• L<» Angele> Norm.an °"'°' •II t n D• ' 1 1 0 J I 1 0 s 1 1 • } 0 I 1 1 I 0 0 • 1 1 1 ~ 0 1 0 • 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 000 1 000 I 0 0 0 JJ J 9 , C.Car101t IL. 1-11 M•f<n• .. I ·-" CINCINNATI Ro"" I! Mo•<,tdn 10 0.-n~~ c T.Pere11b C..•Oll•moc! Con< .. 0(•00>~ C.• •!ft~ r t llu~O~•C~ )0 O•it,~n ph Fly,.,n lO Norman p °'1•<.,VP A.,Un1undpl\ c.Carrollp Toi.al• .... , " ... s ' 1 0 I O l O I 1 1 1 • ? ' 1 • 1 • l JO l O l IJ 1 1 0 0 0 0 1000 J 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 o o o o· :i.1>U} "" '"' "' • .. "" ~· ' " H A EA88SO •'. ' ' ' • • ' ' ' " " ,. ' ' ' ,. • • • ' • ' . ' ' ' ' • -· T ltursday. April 17, 1975 DAil Y PI LOT 6J Walton. Tells Belief~; Nothing Changed \\'J~:sT 1..I NN. 0 1'C', IAPl -Ilill \\'uho11 . s 1t t1n g 111 <.1 huge ove r· stuffed 1·ouc·h 111 the cathedr<il · hkc li ving 1·oum or his new r i\'crf1·ont hon1e, ~ahJ he "'as 'un· concerned ovt.:r public reaction to hi s stute rnc-nt liJ Sl "'Ctc'k uhout re· Jl'l't inJ! lht· L.: .~. ~O\'('rn ment . \\'altO!l. 1·11ok 1c l"Cllter ror lht' J'urtl<.1 11d Trait Dl <izers of the /\a· t ic111;1l R a ~ket b:.1 1 1 A ~so<·i <.1tion , l'l'~tt·d his fl"lllJu rcd lt·Ct leg on ;_i footstool. "~·t y hl·hcfs huve no! radieall v r h:.1nged in thC' l;1st \\"t•c·k." ii<.1id \V:.tlto n ... rl eJ,!a r d loss of \\'h;i t othe r pt·oplt· lhink, I ha\'l' lo do wh~t I think i!'> IH·!'>l . IL j ust so ha 1» pens thal ~o n1 (• pcoplt• don"t like \\'h:J l I ~OJ.\'. bul th:1 l dot·s n"t n1t·<.1 n J"n1 \\'l"OllJ.: ··'l'hi~ h;.is nothing t1J do \\tl h Ua:-.kt·tl i:d l. .. ht• :-;:li d . Fo r lll-;u·Jy 1111 hour. \\'a llon 1 :.i~·e<.1 q u1l·tl.\' :ibou1 his politit ;.il beliers. <.·x pla1n1ng his r ecent .s tatC'mcnt <J S t:riliCism of people \\"ho run tht· government, not the systC'm itself. St•\•Cr;d f1·~C'1(d s -includin ~ Jack and ~t 1i.:k1 S<'ott, re-ccnlly linkt:'d \\~ith the Patricia llcarst c·ast• -sat in on the 1ntcrvie\\" ··11 ·s important that "·hat \\C n1e<.1n hr lh:1 t is th at it 's not the 1\n1c 1i r-a n people or thC Constilu· t ion or :.1n ythi11J! '"It "s the-rt·t·1·nt go\'ernme nt t rc·nd~ in this 1·oun11·y. p1i m arily the Nixon · ~·1 it t·hc ll ·l laldc m i.l n· t:hrlic·hm i.l nn gang i.Jlld llO\V the ,::;.i ng of f''ord ·Ki ss in gc 1·· ll oeRl'fclle r .'' \Vallon s;:1id. \V;.dton \\":.t s questi oned rt·cC'nt· I ~· by th(· ~-Bl •~bout tu s frlcndsh1p \1·ith tht• St·otls. \\';.il ton and thl' Scotts hl'ld ;1 news (·onft·1·en(·t· 111 San Franc·1.-;1·0 a \\'eek ;_igo. say 1ng they '''ou Id not help the f'L\J. "G iven the ir i.J ctions and lhL'tr poll <:H.'ii, I hav1· ;1 n1ul'a l o bli ga· 110 11 n ot to d o i.Jll yth l n ~ to <:oope r:.ile \Vi th lhl·1n ,·· Si.l id \\';.dton . .I don"l Lhink the f''Rl is :.a lcgit1matl' l<.1"' e nforec· m cnt agenc_\'. 1'hcy h<t \"C a r artc blanr-hc tie kt'l lo do "'hi.Jle ve r thev "·ant.·· \\"alto n s ai d t h e> !'"'RI h as thrl·atenl'd his friends. cocrcc·d teiit1mon ~· an d tl"iCd lo b1i bc pt·o· pie for 1nform<1 l io n : "\\"c a rf' not thC'<H1c s \1 ho ;1r(• hrt·aking l;_i\\"S. ··\\"c <.1 rt· no n,·1tdt·nt p<.•o ple. \\'l.' dc )n "t fJ.[!b 1 \1ilh ~uns ;1nd t;i nks 11nd homlJ1.·1·s."' ht• ~:1 icl. ··\\"e fight \\"1t h truth ;tt1<l '' ith lo\·l._ \\'l' t r~· 10 t'd u1·a 1t• people. 1nrl11en ee peoph• ;1s 10 ,,·hat ·s h;.1prK·ning so pcopll' t·;1n n1 akt• their 0\1·11 de- cisions. \\"e don 't force our ""ill on other peop ll' ... Scott. <1 cont roversia l s ports fi gurC' \\•ho h;)s advocated player o\\·nership of pro te:.1n1s, and his \\"ifc ha \"c li\"cd "·ith \\";llton periodically. 1'hey <1r1i\•cd at the \\";.i lton ho1nc \\"cdncsd;1y, ;ind Si.:olt s a id he \\"ou ld head fo r 1\'e\\· ''ork this \\"t•ck to spend four or fi\·t• daJ·s d is <"ussing tile grand jury systen1 on tc le\"h:.ion t~dk s hO\\'ii. Scott said the FRI had not con· t:.1.ctcd hin1 since the nc"'l'> con· rere nce. •"fhey s;.iid it would be ;111 exercise in rutili ty s ince We s <ii d we wouldn "t <·oopl'rale1·• Scott s;.ii d. The 6 ·fool ·l l UC I~A. ~\It · Am e ric:.an s aid h is po \iti c "-1 beliefs a re 0divorcetl fron1 h~s llt'riorm -.nce on lhc baske tball courl . "~I y polit1ca 1· and rcll g1ous, bcliC'fs art~ m y ""'n ... noune can tell nle w hat to belicvl'. I have Urol.:i.·n no la"·s . "There i.Jrl' a lcoh<>rli cs. drug ad· d iets"'"; there arc n1is fit,.; in s ports. 'l'hl·rc arc murdC'rc rs \\'l10 pluy ii ports, g :.amble 1·s. 0 \1'ne rs of te;.1n1s have hcC'n indict ed for ;dmoiit l'\'t•ry c·r inl(' i1n aginablt• ~·nd ... tht·v <.lon 't. think that 1 a n1 fi t to pl;:i y t>ec:-i 11 ~c· of my polilit·ul beliefs,·· he s;1 id . \V;.ilton also s;.·1id his political beliefs ;.ire not ;.iffcc·tcd by his . fi \'(" Yl'a r N R ,\ t·ontri.i<:I . ··rm playin,i.: b£.1'i,cth;.ill and it Just so happe ns lh<it they pay me l\\"O million dollars for it ." he said. ·'T hat doesn 't m ean ttiat I'm required to s acrifice my morals or m y beliefii or anything else. ··~t oncy docs not make the \\·orld go round ... JX'Ople a nll lhl'ir <.ictionii arC' respons ible for 1 he "·ays thin gs are," ii a ill \\'alton. \\"allon. \\"ho :spt·nt most of lus rookie St«1son on the benc·h \\"Ith iojuries. s:.a id he pl ;.ins to con I irwc pl;.iying \1·ith the 11lazcrs in Lhc fulurc. ··rm gonna play for a ""hilt•. 1·m gonn a ploy os long as I li,ke playing ... I pla n on being here for a \\"hile :..ind I like it here," he s aid. \\':i lton had a painful bone spu.- on t9s left ankle much of the season. l·le tore lig amt·nts in the s<.1 1ne :ink le laiil l\l o nd~1y t.lu 1ing a 11·ork out "·ith frie nds . ··Just a frc<.-1k ;1i.:t•1d t'nl ," he said ... ,·ou take chanl'C'ii \\•he n rou pl ay a nd n1 y lurk h:.1~n ·t been too good l:itely. ,. A 1ige l s. Bon1harde d Twins' N e ~ Blood, Blylev en Too Much Bl.00~11 NG TON . ~1inn. (,\p ) -Just "'hen h e needed help n1ost. ~1inncsota n1anager Frank Quilici got it from some anxious youn gsters. ··we needed some new blood in the lineui• ·after los ing fi ye ii trai g h't g ames.'' obse r ved Quili <'i . "1\nd it helllfi a le arn loosen up too '''hen thC'y get four runs in the first inning.·· g:.a me l\linnesot.a losing streak in 49·degree \1·calhcr . Quilici started rookies Sergio' Ferrer at second b;.1se a nd D:1n 1-'ord in centerfield and inserted Craig Kusick at firs t base . f'~ord responded with his firsl 1\ 119 .. rs s 1n1 .. •ll9dme'O<' KM PC {1 101 Apr. 11 (oll•IO•"•d di M""'''W ld N>r. 16(:.a!oto•n•<> ,,t (11•<.aoo Al>r. l~Coll•IO•"'" a1 (1\1(.aQO 11 10.am. S ~)p,m. 11 1oo1.m. 'fhe Reds had shot out to a 5·0 lead. st·uring fou r tirnes in the third inning off J uan J\.Iariehal \\'ho made his sc<·ond str;.i ight di sa ppointin g s t >.1 rt fo r l.o s Angeles. ·r ony f'c·rez hil a t\\'O· run ho m c r lo h ighli ght the Reds' raJI \·. Mdf\l!d!I (W, 1·1l ' J 06 A-)11,S lt. ' ' " " " ' DOUG D e CINES CAN'T G ET BR EWE R PEDRO GARCIA The T"·in s· lumbering bats :J\\'Oke c :.i rl y and a ce right ha nder Be rt lll~·leven s hook orf a 'slo\\1 s tart and stoppt..'<t .Califo[nia 10·4 \Vcdncsd:iy halting :.a fi\"e· l\\'O n1a jor lt•a gue hits and f''errcr doubled and score d t"·ice while Kusick r apped ;1 l\~·o ·run double. "l',·e tried lo iil:J\" mc nt:.all v re· :.ad y.·· said f'ot·d . ;.l .\'c just ·lx."Cn "·ailing for a lefl hander to s l:.art so I could get 1n y l'h anet'. ·· Hi.i n C(•y s l ugged o l"'O·run homc run for l.oii Angeles in the fourth off l;'re<.l .Nor 1n<.1n . Ilut Cin· t·innati still Jed , 6 ·2. l'ntering: the hottum of th e J:i(•vcn th. LOii 1\ngelcs loaded the baSC':> aft c 1· two \\·t•re o ut . Rick ,\verb:1t·k s ingled to t·cnter. 'J'hen !·'red !\"orn1an h it a :-:uddcn \\"ild strcak. /t c \va lkt·cl f);.1\'(' l .01x•s and then 11't.'llt 2·0 10 Bil l Bul'kll(·r \\'ht•n n1 a nager Sparky ,\nderson rt·pl<.1 t't'd i\"o rn1an \\'ith young l1 at Oa l"t'\'. lie eo 111pl ett•rl thc ~·<il k tu Hucknl'r . lo adin g thc h;.iscs. 'fhcn. on a 2· I pitt•h , \\.1ynn s hot hi s grand sl:.a1n into the lcftfield seats. ··1'ht•re \\";t S no d uulJt a hout it ," \.\'''nn sa id of I ht• hon1t• run "·hieh IC'f\ficldt•r l1 t•tc Rose nt•\•e r· even I urned to \1· a tt·h. r '!'he St'U l"t' nu\\· \1 e1L !lose li:d off the nin th \l"ith :1 single anti Laver , E 1no R o ll P ast F oes ' OF.NVli:R -Rod l,,1v c r of Corona de1 ~t a r <llld .,N C\\"l>Ol"t Bc~1ch 's Hoy l•:n1t•r:inn shellt'<I J-\rian (;o ttfrit:cl 11 1111 Ruul llan1 irt•z. f;.3. 7·.l , \\'l·tl11l'Sd:1y 1n thl' S\'rund 1·011 1111 t•f duuhl l'S at·· t1un a l lhl' \\"orld ('h:1n1pions hi p or 1'l'llll l~· llllll' (;roup \OUf lll'Y \\'cdncsday nig ht . In si nJ!lt• play the big itcm \\"as Roscoe ·r a nnC'1"s li·7, 6·3, 3·6 loss to Thom as Koch. Koch moves in· to the r1u;1rtP1'fin"lis agains t Jim· m y Conn1J rs. Conno r s kn or kc d o ff Ra y J\1oort•. 5.7, 6·1. 6·1, in ;.111other ~ccond round m <•tc h. Another qu<lrtcrrinalti m atrh ''ill uuir \1itas Gcrul ai tis 1.1nd Sandy J\1u yl'I' .. rtc r Gcrulailis buried l\"all l\lolinn. 6·1. 6·0. und J\tuyt•r turned b;i r k lluy Hu(fc ls, 7.5 6-7 (;.(), l~l ot,ht•r al'tion n uul rt amir('i ~1dvu nccd \\'i lh u 6·~· 6·3 ~in over l\ob Krl•is.s und .l:.11rnc F11lol d e· fc alc<l Briun !'"'ah·Ji c6·3, 7·6. .1 84 M illion Pae k;1A£• Namath E y es WFL l\I E~1 Pl llS (1\Pl -Nl'w "York J ets s tar qua r t e rba t k J oe Namath says t·om1>ensation is \\·hat he looks :i t . and ht•"ll fi glll"l' out a1·ound ~I a y 1 if he should sign >.1 S4 1nill ion µa C"kai..:e \\·ith the \\'orld !'~oolball LCague. The off{·r rcnortcdly has bcen made to i\t1math's attornt·y by the \v r·1 .. \\hic h has been nlcct· ing in NC\\' York. .. , am under contraC"t to the J ets until ~l i.J y 1, :.111d this is t he only \\·a~· to handle it. h~· not talk· in g ;i bout the t•ontrai.:t or "·hat I 111:.iy o r 1n;1y not do." l\am:.1th stall'd \\"t'dnt•sd ay. "";\°O\\", J1111n1 y \\":..ilsh ft1ltorne.v for Namulh ) t'illl discuss ;iny dt·· al :.and try to n1;1kc arr;ingc· 1ncnts.·· l\:1n1 ath s a id. ··1'hcn . around '.\lay 1 \1·c 'll si t d0 \\"11 ;ind figure out \\"h:.at 's bl·St. J\"ol just for .Joe i\"amal h . \Vhat the hcll. Joe N<.1mat h isn "l the onl y one in· ,·olvcd he r(>. .. thc rC' ar"' &1 lot of other people lo consider .·· N:..imat h \\"a s rearht'll by the ;\l cmphis Con1n1 er c ial Appeal a l lus ·rust;i\oosa . ,..\la .. rlistaur:.anl. lie told th1· ne\\·s pa per : ·r nC'cd <•ll ineen\i\·e to play a nd it ·s got tu Ix• that \\":JY for n1c 110\\" in 1n y earcer. l 'ht• onl r \\"a v I c;.in n1;iin· l<1i11 inc·1..·nt i,-e iS lo h~·(·omJX'llSii l· l'cl fur it. ..\'ou go throug h diffe rent iitages pl;.iy ing this gan1C' -6-12 years old , 18·2.J , and on fron1 there." l\"<.i math s al<.I. "And you slart, looki ng at different things at eaC'h leve l. Right now. cotn· pen sat ion is ,,.hat I look ;.il. ·' P ro Playo ffs NBA PlAY0Ff'i Bt ~l·Ol·I Sfflt• Wedne•d•V"lGil,...1 E.f\ltrn Col'ller""'' £\t!;lon 1 H . HOu>ton 100. Bo1to,., 1c.MI• 1·0 W.f~ll•nglon ! 11. Elul!alo 06. w.1~11<11g!on 1.,1d > ~-t weiiern Contere...;e (n•<aoo ~l. "-'""'"~ Ci 1v.on...,1>a 90. Cll«•qo 1e.><1~ 7·1 Sc"lUe 100, C.oltl~!> Stol!t' ~q. "'''l'> toed I· 1 Today"• G•me Wellern Co11fere...;e C.Oldl'n St.tie .Jt S('.a!tl<' ADA P LAYOFF!> Di\flt •on Stmili,..ll 6,etl·O!•I Seri"' Wt dne•dilV't GI"'" We•t••n O•\fil •Ol'I lnd•ona 11~.~ .. n Anto"'" 100, 1noo.a,.. ••"'' l AND SF'S DAVE WINFIELD LEANS FOR THE CATCH. Red China Olympie Bid on Line L1\USANNE , Switze r land (AP) -'o mmunist Chin a ha s formally 'd ror admission to the Olym Games, it was an· ed today. spokesman for the" Intern a- tional Oly mpic Committee said the Peking-based All·China Sports F'ederution orficially de· nlanded in a letter to be re· rognized a s tht• N alional Oly m- pic Con1m\t tcc f.0 1· the Peopl t:'s Jlcpubllc of Chin a . The s pokc!'l mnn said the letter m ade no .!'!'~ltlon of Taiwan, which Is ~Ill"' mcmberolt,lle In- temationa l Olympic CommitteC'. Ofricial Chinese pronouncements in the past have stressed that Talwan 's expulsion is a precondi· lion for Chinese participation in the Gu mes. The applicatio n "·Ill be dis· ('ussed al the lOC's meeting hc1·e next month. An IOC communique ~aid that m ea n \.v hilc tf\e Chines(' have bee n a s kt.•d to p1'0\"idc further details required• undt'r . lhc-Ol)'mplc rules. 1 The "'8Y (or Chinc~c mem· ,berahlp in the IOC was paved lasL y e a r "'h C'n P e k i n g s po rt s represent atives bct·ame fully fledged me mbe rs of fi ve interna· tional fe d e rations gove rnin g Olympic sports. For four yea rs, there huve heen In fu C'l l\\"O r ctognite d Chinese N:1 t io nal Olynlpi c rom· miuees, one in Tai\\'nn 1111d one in r•ckin~ \\'hll'h pull<'d out uga\n in l!l58. Dul o bserv('r:s h\•rc s:1ld ~· t'C'tu rn to this \\\•o'·Chin:i policy "'as e xcluded . Thus, the Chinese bid confronts the May 19·22 mcelip& here wiµi a potentially cx1>losi\'C lssl!f'. l''ormcr lOC pres ident AvC'ry Rrundage of the Unit~d States has repeated ly stressed h<t would weJ('ome Chinese me mbership on condition they d id not seek Tai"•an's ouster. But his sue· "cessor, J,ord Ki ll;.111in, has bee n le!:is rigid on th e s ubjert . \Vhel'I r cporte r R askc·d hh11 r e· cently "'helhcr Tui\,·un .could be :1s~urt•d of keeping its Olympic birth , h e s aid , ··t o g i ve ('tlte gorical ~slj u rances Is a dlr· fi('Ult thing to do because condi· llonschange." ii· Robby D:.ar\\'in :..ind l.arry I lisle also cont ri buted l\\"O·run doubles to help Blylc vt•n to his second straig ht \'ictory of lht• c:.a1np<li gn. l)a r\1·in a n d ll i s l e h:.ad managed only one hit in their pl'l'\"ious 27 iJ t b;it s bet"·een the n1 :ind Kusii.:k hadn"t ployed follo"·· ing: a disa strous s pting tra ining vvit h the bot. -'-·" CALIFORNIA MINNE!>OTA '""'" '"' } l I 0 MNetlte,,<.I R1~''· 14 H.a•l>'l'•. "" 8ocl>te. lb CJ\;illlo., kl .Egan.< L.r>oud.ol EIR1>r<J<!1.<. .V.Oh.lll Re.,w.1t> OR.am,.,,,., S..O..•·~. pl\ e~n11t11. ~~ Ha'""'• p 6 ... lf "C.P ""'""·fl .... , 11 •l>I s 1 l 2 ~errer. l& ~ o o t i.rooa.<1 SO 11 Hol~.H ~o 1 o .8'.,.:',11 1 0 I 0 0..t"'on. rl 1 o o o Ol•,...a.<111 l 0 1 0 Soo•llOI"'· Jtl JDOO T..,m.,..,,.)> 1 1 I 0 LC.Omt1. \\ • I I 0 "-""{~. 10 O O O O &o•11m,>n.<. IO 0 O 61yltwtn.p 3 I 0 0 0 D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 1 1 0 J 1 I 2 I 0 I 0 • 1 1 l • 10 0 • 1 1 I l 0 I 1 000 0 ~ 0 1 1 l 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 To1 .. 1, JI '!0 °' 1 q!~I' JI 10 11 9 CiihlO<no,. M1nne-.01.a Hil~~let lL, ,_ll Bl.al<!fl< ,.,, Blylewn (W,1·1H HBf' -111 H~~ltr 1 -2 4~.A-l,2~2. 001 !00 01'11-' lh1 lXM 00•-\~ IPHRERBBSO 1 1·1~~~1 1 21·l~•l t l 11002 1 • 10 • • lo .. tOti wal. Wf> -01.,•e•oc, Oly1npic Sta r Leaves Scl1 o ol SEATTLE (AP l -Olympic s"•immcr Rit·k De~-tonl. "·ho lost his gold medal in 1972 in a con· trovt r s ia l drug ruling. ha~ wilhdra"·n from t he UnivC'l'Sit y of Washington beca use of finan· ('ial cutbacks affe cting the future or the 1-lus ky s wi1n program. De ~tonl was en route to his San Rafael. Colif~ ho1ne \\.'cdnesdaY and unavailable for rom~nl. But h is 1nother , ~t rs. \\lillard1De· f\tont. s aid, "The Ju{·k of run~ing \\.'as the No. I factor .'' j Oe l\l o nt won the Oly"Jplc 400-metcr freesty le gold medal, but it "'<.1 8 t:1kc n from him when It was l'Uled that nledication he had ·been Laking for asthma was il· ·1cgal. ,, t • • • ('8 OAIL Y PILOT lttUf'Sd1y. April 17. 1975 =~~Eagles Ra!ly For 3-2Win U C Irvin e und, S outhe1·n Ca li fo,·nia Colle ge \\•ill m eet in baskl'tbnll durin g the Tht"l E st a nci a ltigh , the tenth when Ralph IU75-76 season, t he Daily Eagles came up with a Ronquillo singled home Pilot has learned. run in the bottom of the Robertson after the lat- ·rhe Saturday night. ninth to tie a nd one in the t er h a d w a 1 k ed and J?l!l'. G (:;<Jme u_t l)Ct 's • tcnth to post a 3-2 win rn oved to third on an er· lra\\"ftll'd H:i_ll \\'Il l be lhe P \'t'I" S;lnla Ana l·ligh rQr. :;ccond mc('ttng bel\\'Cl'll Wl't.ln esdav a ft l'rnoon in <-..wH1~r 1!1 • ''" "('l\el\\•o a rcateams.UCl a Centu.ry L e ag u e ~f~'' ~ g ~: ...-:•created the Vangu:Jrcb, baseball game i.it Estan-Gtn1e,,11..: .1 o o o 58·53, two seasons ago. ci:i. ~':' .. ~:::: ! : : : In o th e r Ce ntury J.JO""'°"·" 1, ', ' • .-..u,r1 o o l~g ue act ion Wednes· C.Uhlll'\s.c • o o o da y, Corona del Mar ::'~.:!wn.2a ! : : pitchers walked nine bat· lkfltfl's,pl'I • o o o ters as E l Modena pasted :=-1!,""" ~ : : : D I h • an easy 10·0 win over the :._~ .. ~" ~ : : : 0 p IJlS vi siting Sea Kings. Murp11-.lb 1 0 o 0 Estancia received ex-101•1~ E1"'°'"'11!3 1101° 1 0 cel\enl pitching from .-. , " ... Jim Campbell in the Rees.rt 2, ' ' ' 'Wood.rt 0 O O El Toro, . ~ . .. " SPORTS Newport Edges Western "ame. Campbell hurled O.rlilOPhe•,<f 3'-1 o 1 "' t!.I°"'•'·' ' 1 ' 1 Art Sorce led off the the first nine innings, al-Lono.<' 1 o o o si·xlh 1-001·0 g wi'lh a home Victo rs lowing Sant ~, Ana only wuut, 11 2 o 1 1 El Toro High came up one singll' in the sixth in-~::;~ 1 ~ ~ ! run lo pace the Newport \\'ith three runs in the top ning. F••1<tier.2b l 1 o o ·Harbor High Sailors to a 'owf dthe sdeve nth1 inning The game 'would have ~~10 ; ; g g 2b~I ·sbun1s1et _Leagu e e nes ay a ter110-0n endl'dt'arlier.butEstan· Slif:i:t~'o 1 1 ' ~ a se a wtn ove r and held on to re cord a cia's defense allowed 5,.,..11,1~!1,.,~0 ' Wt>stern's Pioneers Wed-5 · 3 w i n o v e r Sa n cc1M ooo ooo o-o 1 ~ nesdau. Santa ;\na to scor e l'.'-'O E.1 ,,..,e1en• 01• 001 ~ 10 • 1 ~ Clc aDent e 1-Jigh in ~1 Soulh -· Sorce's hom er easil y unearned run s. T he S•11t•An1u1 . •Coast League baseball Eagles hadfivcerr ors in . •• , "rw cleared the le ft fi eld gameatS<111Clc n1cnte. ~~.·~· ~ ,' ', •,'fence. but th e hos t the game. In other Sout~ Coast DO\\'ll l ·O. E s tancia ~~.'~ti'' ; ~ ~ ~ Sailors. hadh to s urv1ihvt; a action, Dana l·ltlls e x -tied the game with a run Le•t""'rrn ... ,10 , o o o scare 1n l e seven 1n- pbloded with 12 1 hits to in the bottom of the six· ~.~.';'au ~ : : ; n~ng _to ~st lh~ir1 t~ird recze pas t ,aguna th . B udd v Lorton Li•1t•nr...r1 ' o o o c1rcwt win aga1ns 1our .Beach, 9·0, in a game " ic:;m1e•,1> ' 0 0 0 losses singled , s toic second and r.om.i,p o o o o · . . played at Laguna Beach. s c 0 r c d w h c n G 1 en To1•1s 11 t 1 2 The Pioneers rallied to El Toro, now 5·3 in Robertson reached on an f.sl.iKl• Ill load the bases with none league and '~::-game out •• r i. ,.. out before Doug.· Eccles error, f'temi119, 11 s o 1 o I led of first place in the s tan· 'fhe Eagles came back ur1ori. rt -, 1 1 o pu a Mike Marshall. dings, look n 2·1 lcad into to tie again after Santa ~::.~1:°;i:10 ~ ~ : ~ -Eccles relieved win· the seventh inning and Anatooka 2-llcadinthe urqC111•,< ) 1 1 o ning pitch e r C l iff made it 5·1 with three ninth. Kevin Langdale ~°':.::~:·~'lo ! : i : lt1arhoe ffer a nd pro- runs. Kevin Urqtih:.irl s i n g led and moved s1an1,y.10 l o 1 a· ceeded to throw eight w"lked. took second on :.i <tround to third '''hen his ~~~~" ~ : : : strikes on nine . pitches. 'vild pitch . moved to ~~::n 1 a o o He got one batter lo pop third on-a p::t sscd ball ball_ \Va s booted. lie to1•1~ ;:,. g ~ g up, one lo strike out and i;cored on !\l ark Deven·s and scored on J\.1ik c . 1 5'"••,11111111•• , ,. • lhe final lo groundout. J\fill"r's s· g\ • singe. · ~"""• ooo 001 0<11 0-2 1 J In other action in the l\l~ler ~1t~l et'~econd and Estuncia then "'·on it in E\tilllc•• ooo 001 001 1-J 1 s Sunset League Wednes- Heclor Gonzales walked. d ay, George Meehan !Jhey both moved up on a E'J• s "ke I pitched and hit the "'ild pitch and s cored UlSOll lnl rs Edison Chargers lo a 5.3 --hen a pick off :.ittempt 'J:' winoverWes tminster. l;:Jrow went awry. Meehan pitched the ~Rick Browning and Al -D. t • t fj'avon"tes first five innings for ~navides had three hits lS nc L' I Edison and drove in four 9ach whi le Bill Vangalis runs with two singles. He jnd ~ay {effe~s eac.h h;id Last Saturday in the Beach Cities m eet, Fitzel was a lso at the plate ti.Yo 111Dan a~!1J s ,v1n . Be ac h Citi es Inv it a-says , "it was only the when Edison scored its ) 0411•"111•1•1 · I h Ed' lli h d h Codd fifthrunon a w1'ldp1'lch • ~ .,. , 11 ''" t1ona , t e 1son g secon lime t at e · 2:~~:~·~'~1 s ~ ~ ~ mile r elay team fe~lured has ever run the 440 and w,,1 ... 11 us ~1er.1> 1 o o a ll'adoff man, Jack )·lines v"a s still not in •• r nqka~'.!i ' ; ; ~ ~ Codde, who had·run only shape. It 's really tough ~;!,s:n~:o.~\ ; : e". n 1 " 1 o one 440 leg in his life. on a kid who is also play-~ ••. •,••,30 1, ', ttr•non, 10 J o 1 J A d h h" d .. ttf\tt•,?b ~ o o , n t e t 1r man, ingbaseball." Gu'fl'u,10 3 o ::;!\~'.,. ~ ~ ~ ~ S~cye_ 1-tinc:s. h ad been flines still ran his leg ~~~k,•I ~ ~ [ ,3t> J , o o d1v1d1ng time between in 49.7. Codde sped the E~-.tlt l • 1' u.-.e.!~ttct~ 12 • baseba ll and track. opening lap in 52.7 while ;:~iP ~~ ~ ,lll r .. rlli Nonetheless. the two Hogan followed with a N-..rtH•rllerUI ,,.,;.,~~. ~ : : ~ comhin ed \ll ilh John 51.4. H•nll!y,11 ·~ 0 ~11.1>,Jt> J o 1 •o l log;,1n a nd Tom Lloy to. And anchor man Tom P•lll'c"·'s ~ 1 •me•.< 1 0 0 0 3 ?2 0 lh' d b t · LI ' t d' · l Sorct,lO l 1 u1T.JO.rf .J o ? o run :w . • 1r cs in oy, JUS r oun 1ng 1n o °'""1,10 l 0 "'·n• 2 0 0 0 the sl<1le this ye ar. l'orm,ran48.2. ~ •• '~~,1 11•.< ,' •, Mo...,,,2b 1 o 1 o Th ~II • . ,11 J o o o <.' s ame-tc·am '\'I The Chargl'l'S \V iii also -~1r1 r o 1~·::,, ~ g ~ ~ hi ghli g ht anothe r _ bi g display a speed y 440 re-~;~1., 1> ~ : Unple.P 0 0 0 0 tr..ack feature Friday Jaor team or Chris Davis. TOl•i$ • 11 1 • •• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' I ' ' ' ' • • • ' • ••• ' ' ' • ' • • ' • • ' • ' ' ' ' • • "ffo(,.;1":' ,: ~ ~ : nig ht ut lluntington E~Connell . Codde and S( ... eb,tnnl11t' , ~ Sc.Heo,1 .. n;,,., Beach lligh where the H es.Theirma1·ko!43.3 Wri1••n 001 ooo 0-1 t • ' ' H t . B h d ' 1·s r ange County's best fM ... porilio•. 100 001 x-1 ' ' ' • l!;u, J10 010 ,__.. 11 1 ~n 1n gton . eac. 1S· -~iK" 000 ooo o-o ~ 4 tnct meet will begin at 7. th is year. And Fitzel op· £*iSMUI £IT•~~u r ,. rtti Edison, Marina , Hunt· timistically says they •• r 11eo,11 • ' 2 1 ington Beach Fountain will run 42 .5 this season. =~;,t,'lb ; : !f'.!'•!es.c l 1 , , v u d w' t . t ~-t.s$ 4 o i;i'~:.~ ~ ri . ~ ~ "'ill e%n~enr va~:ilmy 1~~~~ :!~~~~~l~ , ~ u e.iin,rl 0 0 (I 0 • Sc &.C.ri1a•~•.<' l o 1 o ,.....tllors -and Edison s B ball l\ffler, 10 1 1 lal>twugn, l b J O O O c''h f d Minn, It 1 0 ~Cor!ialva,'lO J O O O argCfS a re aVOre . . a se . C.~!illo.Pll 0 I \'>.\ i~;1.Jb ~ ; ~ g 1 kl\1an1y topbcv1etnhts "".1111 ~~~.10 ~ J 7"1 -.~\ 0 0 0 0 a e pace, u e mt e J UN IOA'IARSITY Tot1Ts 18 s T LACUNA BEACH-Brolllerton, ti, Weslmlllil•r I)} ·1 °1•1• s .... c.iune~~' 11 ~ 5 1 relay may be the most J o 1 o; cooc1m•"· t , 1 1 2 o; •• • • •• , 11 rbi interes ting -and the Nuno\, 20,' 1 1 o; We•ver, rl, O.Clrni,cl , 0 ~ll'!om0<r.lb 1 2 o J 0 1 7;Ea(Dfl,P,3 0 0 O;Htn· Funke.?O J 1 tt>r1t•t",1> ~ 0 0 0 mostone·s idcd. dl!r~. 11, J o o a; .,. ... w 111«11, P••"'·" , 1 Mino.o 0 o o o· Edison may not run Jo,l • 1 <1:Gom1111,ss,1 1 1 o; Kll!W lki,c . , a Alkin\Oll. lb, 1 I 0 C. Row••. lb J o =:-',;1 , i ~ ~ ~ 3:22 s incc ils compctition OANAMILL'>-H•ln,s.s.3 ? 1 1; °'"'"'"'·ri 1 o ~· n ,r b Mlll•S.~I..,, 2b, l I I O; Fly,,.., 10, Jr,lvt•-.ph I 0 Il",;e~!n.11 ~ i i i ~ta~;etr55 ~i:cnkg~oa~ht, '.~~k.3 r•~;lR~t~~. ~~·.!uio.~ 1!: ~~~r.!~11.1r ; :, J;Nthon \S 7 0 0 0 G d F. I d. J I I o; Rom•rO, c. 4 1 2 O; Suddtr\,~S 1 .tlus.•in,!>li , 0 1 0 or on 1tze pre tels N1111n, p. 4 o 1 2; Brow11, ct, AtM<•s,pro 1 o m.c1 , , , a his foursome will run in 3 1 o 0;0ev•1111,p11,1 o 1 1. Tot•1, 2' 2 • "' ' ' • ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • • • • •• I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' 4dQw\, IQ 3 O I 1 · s.c ... ellt'f l•11lftP SctH'e 11, 1-1 .. s. •TD l•I> 71 J • 2 lhC IOV.'3 :}9Slh!SSeaSOn. r ll • rll• I: T I k · b t l h UIJU"'ol Bl!ol<ll :200 400 o--. 0 1 Edison .010 001 0-S , 1 l o•o 000 110 l-~ S a In g a OU e D.ll!.IHllti; S10 OJO 11-t I) I W.slminstl!r 000 OOl 0-2 • nClel'll'nle !OC 000 2-) i> 2 t • FACTORY Demo SALE! • TOYOTA EXAMPLE: TOYOTA MX 13 4 DOOR Aulomtl•C. PO"'"' ~·•IHtnn, ... Ol;lnCl•l>C>l>•l>Q, """ 1.oaoO. H •ll tl"nQ<\<I\ .. t 1"-S IOW ptOC• (16!>•) 53273 • VOLVO llA T THI PllCI IHCIU.SI •U. MQDf LS IH STOCIC. 0Yff"6Q fo Choow "'- SAVE • USED CAR SPECIALS "67 YOLYO 4 DOOll ~""' ,..,.,,_ rvwe11 11 s1377 '6t TOYOTA COllOMA ,..1. AutofNlle, • ., colltl_ AM •MIO. (, .. )l .. l '· s1377 171 POISCH E ti I TAIGA !t \Pl•ll. A MII'"' S TEltlO AlLOf MffLS LO lrollll:8 lr•.,•n1cu1,11 •• tl1ftkPWI $.AVE Baseball Standings AME RICAN LEAGUE East Division w L Boston 5 2 Detroit 3 2 Milwaukee • 3 Bal ti more 3 3 Cleveland 2 2 New York I 6 \Vest Di \·ision Kansas City G 2 Oak la nd 5 3 Angels .. • Texas 3 • l'tfinnesota 3 5 Chi cago 3 6 Welll11114•J'l0.- SO\IOll•,NtwYor•1 Ml-101• IO, C•frtor111•4 1 ... ,,,,Clli<•to• 8'1titn0f•J. Nlllw•u•ttO ~-,c.11, •. O•kl•lld 1 Ol!lyf14ml!I K .... dultd T ... ,'1G•- Pd. GB .714 .600 I .571 I .500 ] ~,;! .500 1 •.2 .143 • .750 .62S I . 500 2 .429 "21/J .375 3 .333 3'f.: C.1111ornle !Si"lltfr 0·1 or T•"81'141 1).(1) "' N ln- ~loOl• !AIOutyQ.QJ 1,.,,, +Jtnk1n~0·1l at Clli<•Vo l8'ohn!.t t10•1) Only q1me~ K htdUlflO l"rld1,·1 G'"'" b<1llo1n1>r' •I 00!.1on ,.,,1,.;ou~et•r C.!\ vvMno lt•m••Ct!'" 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These two clocked a 39.2 and 40.1 in the recent Beach Cities Invitational and appear to be the one· two favorites in Friday's meet. . 'No one in the field of eight has better times. Corona de1 Mar's Greg J\.1cGowen has a 40.S and J eff Polisner is at 42.0, '''hilc Costa J\.1e sa. 's best is J eff Babbitt at 41 .4. Estancia 1\•ill be going "'-'ilh t '''o or four can- didates. "·hlch includes Ken Conner (41 .91, Steve Rumsey, Brnd Tho1nas ubd Jeff Fry4?. The 330 low hu1·d lcs, a new event this year, Is perhups the m ost In · terestinj:: on the pro- gram-simply due to the complcxlly and unkllO\lo'n factor. It's not a tough height t o hur dle , but the stamina factor io the final 100 yards can l hl'O\V an athlete's liming orr, causing s urpris ing re· suits. "The secret to being a good low hurdler al that distance," says Corona del Mar coach John Blair, "'is tti at you 1nust Golf News Al Dean will derend his seniors championship a.t Huntin gton Sea c liff Cou ntry C lub t hi s be u good quarter miler to sturl ''"Ith nnt4 have some hurdle l'itre ngth. "Enduruncc is a big factor.' Yuu need a lot or interval und dis tan<.•c training, co ntrary lo "'h;.1t :i high hurdler needs at 120 yards ." CtlSla Jl.1csa coach Joe Fishe r ugrecs. saying. ''You have t o huve quurtcr mile end uranCt', ycl have hurdle fornl. Es p eci al l y comin g around the rur\·e. "You c<1n gel a funn y ungle at lh ut poi11t in the race ." • The meet \\'ill be host.,., ed by Estanl'ia Ii lgh and .coach Don Burns. The: first running e'•enl is bill('d for 7, fo llowing v·;.u·sily field events at 6:30 and jUnior va1'3il y and rros h-soph field e vents and vars ity dis· (.'US al 3. Coll ege Golf - \\·cckend \\1ith more than ,..11111 co•l1Con1t••"'•'-""' lOOplaycrs competing. l •am ~~~:;~,:~~:~~Mt•• Bolsa Mee t It is a two-day, 36-holc •ll,2.Sant.lA"a '81 :J.Mt.~An· i.lffair with the ch ampion tOl\•<> 'IJ: ~. Fu11tnon •M, s. Ora~ Co4>1SO.;$ Ctrrol0'>~11 . determined on a g·ross occ:)Coron9-s1ev•1oturr•~IO,Rob S F "d b l(ell BJ, A•"llY !oton1.0n8S,":10M6urr" et r1 ay ~-a_s_is_. __ .....:;_"''-------"-·-·--·-"-~-·-·_· .. _· ,_,_,_._._~_"_"_"_· Four Orang-e Coast area teams are among the 22 high schools en· --NOW OPEN!.---.:'." SOUTM COAST lEAGUE w ' G• t e r c d in lhl' Orange C'O unt y ln \'itatio n<.11 :; track and field meet to 1 be held <j \ Bolsa Grande AUTO PARTS Mi"\oll Vit iO S l o. ... lim~ ~ l El Toro S 3 UniwrsilT l ' s... c1,,,,.,n1e J ~ LiQUlliB••cll 1 6 we•MM11 r'1 S<•rti El Toro>. s.n Cit,,,.,,.,, l o.t,.. "iltlt, L•911n• Bt•(I\ 0 ,, .... , •• kllHYI• L~&eMll•lO. ... Hill\ Mi\Sl<WI vi.;o.c UlliYl!r\ilf S,,,, CltmtnM •t Et Toro -....,.,k ...... Uniwr!.lty•l ""l1slon Viejo ANGELUS LEAGUE w L !.!. P•ul 1 2 Pi<A X S J 8i$l'IOPAm•I S • Servile ' l Milt• Dei J • SI. Antnon~ o 8 ,,,,. ... , .• sc ... s1. P1ul '·St. An I non, l T ... ,.,Sot.._.le l'l'iUs )( 4t ,,,..,,, Oel BiJ.llOP Al'tWI •I !'.trvUt FriNf'I kllH•lt !.!. P•vt.i M41tr IJ.l!f S..-1titt•I SI, Allll'IOnJ BllMpAlml 11 Plu~ )( ,JIEIWAT LEAGU£ w ' t•of " o F1>1lel1M " I UH4brill 3 l SMll•All• Y;ioliey J l BueNP•rr. l • ~II 1 • s..v-1 ~ Sunllf Hills I S ,,, 3•~ High Friday and Satu1·- .day. Preliminary races in all events will get under way at 3: 15 Friday aft er· noon. Field event finals are scheduled to start a t 2 Saturday with the run· G• ning finals at 4. 1v. Heat races wi ll be run ~ in all but the mile and 1 two mile \'>'here entrants •'11 will be d i,,ided accordins to past pe rformances in - to tv.·odi\'is ions . oa The B divisions v.·ill be run Friday for milers over 4:50 and tv.'o milers over 10 minutes. These r aces will be nonscoTing '" events. ,\ction "'-'ill be on ' J varsity and frosh-soph !"' leve~. • ( ' WHOLESALE i~B~~i I CHELSEA Auto Parts I 125 W. Victoria St. Costa Mesa 548-1889 I Family o-edl WE STOCK QUALITY PRODUCTS w.,....,, .• S<_ F'ulll!t'IOll.S, BtM .... P•rl t , ... , •• k ...... ~.I. V•HtJ •I U H•ll•ill LD~ll•IS•1t1nn• l•ot a'I Sunn, "~Us. s M 1ss ion Viejo. s ~iversity, Dana Hills and E l Toro are among ~ ·~ the entrants in the meet Here ~ although s everal of the We Are. ~ top stars from l\I ission o1tANG~LE.•tui:" G• Viejo are scheduled to 25 Years Expe rience With A Personal Touch B••• • 1 o .~ru~n~a~l~A~r~c~a~d~i~•~·----J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ !.ona•i ~ ) Cl 1 [I Ooraao ' 1 o l'lt C•n'°" l ~ Cl 1"' Es~•n111 l S D 1.,, V•ll'll<•• I 1 0 S'lt W .... l.ilf'I ktH'fS. Serl..-•IS,c..,von • E_ ... 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'7S 1\l on:tr(:h Ghiu 'I Dr. ~.00 mil1•5, ltOO/rcd \'IO)•I top. full)' <'quipped. A hari:ai n bu>· StO<"k '190n. I l I l , Thursday. April 17. 1915 0All Y P1LOT C7 Gauchos Area Net Results • I . Discus 17 5-6 Bid~ing For Title Coll"!I" W..lotl w..nlc .. U I U! G.•111• Wt\I $i"4tl••' lihennr !':.)Oel·P Ol\.00 ,,61, I u<;I~ 1)1 OVI W<l <hti• I ), ~ 1 l\.u1~!)1 11•llo'o~\16 I •I l.f•"""' &tt<ll UJI CU O•n• Hill\ llfl'l9' '!.""'0•"11 Ii.I cltll P• •wn 6 o. d~t C.••1t""11 • G, OCll Lu"''' t •O. doll !>!. JoM• l lM.rnr(MI u ),,.on• l ,61,t (I,•• ,t,~nhnq tt.1 .. on••· lu•t J •. "'°"' IC •llljl•ll\ • 1. Ot l .t.11 .. m;in '•, llo lo'I J·•. "'""' • •. • "•·I. ••• eo.wia•l ~r tl•l IOI EI_...... ,1 .. ,,., ""'"!II'' IC f <kl Bu•rl• •·1, w or>tlr O.,. l•ull JOllf"I•,,., I( 1 ... on• a."'"" bt 11¥16<111 '.KhOll• l(l aet C.Ot>lol•nd •.O. Oii P"•l)Ol•O•O D ave Kurru sc h o f Ncwpo1·t J.l urbor llig h t«1ut1 lll'd the CI l'"s Liest dlscu.:; lhrQw this scuson Wcdne s du y as thl' Newport ll11rbor S:11 lors d e f eated f<~ou nt 11 in Va lley, 101 11:i-J11 1.~. in :1 Sunset League truck :.ind :field meet. Kurr:1st•h h l':JVl:d lilL" dh;cus 175-6 which cqu;.1l s the county's lop ma1·k ·and Is currently the third best in the n ation. lie ulso thre\v thL· shot 64·61':!. F:Jsc\•.'he rc otlo nJ.,! thL· Oru ngc Coa s t .· (:hri s Snow Sl'l un 1-:d1son lligh pole \'i.•Ull l"CC'O l'<l , t'i(•ar- inl:l' the bar at. 13·7. i.\nd h is t ca n1n1al('. l "hri s Dav is , \\'on I he hi ~h jump with a 6-!i leup. In otht>r aclion. J a(·k Hac:.in ran u 50 .3 and ant·hored the ,. i et orious 440 l'Cluy t eam ;.is (~oron:i del Mar notc hed <111 85·51 win overSunta An11. "ars{fy E.i1ffl t1011 4JOI Wt•lffll 100-1 lloy !El 7. 0<1111~ !El J. BllQdOn IE I, l lmt": 10.J. 1:10-1. Cl><kle !El l , Lio, IEI 3. l.lonillrd (€I. Time: 1J.t , "'°-I. 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'l'IHlSl' IHllnin:Jl l'l.I \lilh ·runu.1 on 'I' ut·stlu~· fur Ut•:.t a111n1;1I pt'rforn1an('l' in ;1 fe;1Lurt·pil'l urt•: ll iggcns. till: do~. for "Bl•llji:" Jost•phint.'. thl' clog . fo r "Island al the 1·up of the \\'ortd ," S1r:1 11ger. the horst·. fur "~l ame :" o.1nd Golgna. lhl' nrahn1a bull. in " f'or Pt•lt• ·s SakL' ... ·rtus ,·t·:1r ·!'o ::!5th <innL1.o.d 1';1\:.\ · l '1l'llll'e ,\111111:1~ '/'op ·s t :1r uf lhL' ~·l·ar :.hU\1 \\Il l IJ t• tt•lt•\ l!IL'd n:it1nn.t!I.' in J unt· \\Jib Jt..•11 .1 \\'hilt· <1t1d .-\llt·n l.utldL·11 :1~ h u:.t.-; r:.:-ei1 ~· ~~ Amu1ln9 . ~i.. ob•et't11ion1 ..:..-or 1U. 1tono lh• Cringe Co111 , p.nned b~ 1 n1llY1 ion, , lnth• DAILY PILOT -- Lido Isle Drat110 'Witness' Uneven Show t\ n1ajor probl\_•m in tht.· n1ount- 1n~ of u n1 ystery play is the 1no1:c thun us uul diffi<:ulty lll\'Ol\'t•U 111 sustaining that au1·u of "11 illinl( suspension of dis licllt•C" \\'llho ut Y>luch sul'b a i.11'odut·t 1011 caunot truly S UC' C('t'd. ,_ Intermission Tom Titus t·o·~~\l~r'1!~ ~s0 ii1~d 1 ~th~:.'~~~·~~('~~: not a ll o f \\'hith u1·t• surrnounla· bit'. in their so1ne\\•hal uneven production of 1\gatha Christie's courtroo1n thriller :')Vitnc-ss for lhl.' P1·ost.'cution." Its cndin~ is a pl~y i,:ot•rs ' treat, but t!Cttin ~ thl·•·e is not re<.111~· hulf !he-fun. T.h(' shn11· i:. beset by a nun1bc•1° uf dra\\'bil('kS . !}•lramo1111t a1no11g "WI TNE5S FOR THE PROSE CUT IOH" A 0'""'" 1;1, AQ•lll• CIH l>t•~. Cl"C(h~ !)' M,lntlf "~~ ..... P•Olf<1(@0 OW U•,Uld Moll~•. '1"9" ""'R••l'" c;. .. .,., 9,..,,..,.,, \fl °"'or.in O• Hol;or• '""''·'°""'Cl """ 1or,int1ng "' 0 .. 11 Ro~. pr,.,,..nu'\I D• \"" L•tio 1,1,. Pl"'"'~ \otu9111 11\t...,!lnS..tuta..f .,, B lDon lh" 'l•OO 1.1 .. Ch;l>tlou•e. 101 ...... Lala..., ..... , N .... , ... ,.1 13<o,.1n Re•~•~•l•0"'~1)-ql89 THE CAST So;W•""o>• l' L""""'a .,.~ie • Ro"'•'"" Mr M•e•• Mf ""''""" J..,,~1 MaU•.~n••e '"'~~<!<)• "o'~ .. ,~ J •"h<e W"rn"' o!lf>I (Jr W~<>ll Mo~5 Ci1•1~• ( .. ~\ft Mt (l~Q;j '"cOthc• "'0'"~" Mtr<>n W•••O" Ron L""'I 1J .. tG01<hr"! f reQ M;11•n J 0 . fil •th<'IQ,,•l!N . f',.q Re~.,. t. ..... a """"" r L,.,' """'"<i'' Lf • luch" ( ""· l'..,nl•·r tlt-1n1,0nL0t ~ lu!1 Hll<nnl"'l ..,.u, McC.oih> \\'h il'h are ;1 c·u·euitous, plodding script and the pro duc·tion's fla g · ging pace. both of \\'hic·h make fu1· an t•xten<l e d t'Yening long bc·fore the play's s udd('n :111cl !>ta1·tling finale. T llF. Ri:Ql'IR•:D s1n1tilat1011 of Bf-i tis h jurispl't1dl'nl·e d r;_1\\'S d1rt·l·tor Riinclv Kct'llL' ;u1li hi s ~:isl i11to lh ~ t1·a1> uf r1 ve1· deiibt•ro.1tt• intt'rprl'latiun \1 h1c·h. 1.·0 1nbinL·tl \1 lib :'ll1 ss Chl'1stit"~ no\·cli.-;t ir pl:t_\'\\ ritinl-! ~t y l C', c·ountcrbalanccs the s hO\\''s m o· ml'lltS O( l'l'M$'p , piel'('ing drlllTia . Neverthel ess. so1n c rin e · ~n~rror1nunc.es l'ffit•rgt' ri·ofu the l.ido !SIL' proclut·1ion, th(' most imprl'S,siv"e or \\'hi C'h is Ptil G Uchrist 's c.xccllcnl poi:tJ.·ayal of thl' surprist~ \111lncss of the tilll', the Ge1·man-born \\'ifc· ot the dl-'- rl'ndant in a n111rder tri<d. l\·tiss (;ilthri s t i;u stai ns both hl'I' c0har u<·te1· and a diffil'ult aeC'ent 0 111 prt•scnting her audil'lll'l' \\'ilh a \\oman c·ompll'lcly in\'Olvl'd in hL0r biza1·rc• mission. 1\·t yron \\'ilson , l'll<1Cti11g the 1.1<.1- \'0l'ate for t he defense. is a strong, commanding presenc(' ·both in court and out, though one n1ight \\·ish for a more sharply dcfinl•ct p rt•s cntat iou in thl'St' eonlras tin g Sl'tlings. \\'ils1n 1 st:dks hi.-; cou1'tl'uun1 quarl'y likl' ·a prt>d ator :.ind his killing thrusts art· deftly dt•li \'t•r(0d. 1\S Tll~' l\ll'RlJ•-:R suspt•l·t, Run Long ·equi1-es n1ore dl'pth ~ind din1ens on to tonv incing l ~' intt·rprt•t the vul'ied fatels of his eomplcx: t•h urut•ter . L o n g l'hooses to pl;1y tht· role on a single l t•\'l'l o y,·hit·h de11·act s fro1n his eredibility lat e in the pl ;iy. Of the suµpo1·1i ng l'a:.t. l\\O s11pe1·ior perfor ma ntl'S stand out !-"red l\l a rs h as the ,,·ily pro- :.l0<·ut ing attOrn('y and Pt•g R('day ;.is tht• n1.1rde r \'it•lin1·s faithfu l hnu:.l'k('t'pL0 r . portr<iyL·d \\'ith ;i ~1 rong S cot ti s h UC('cnl . ,\ls o (·rt0dible :..ire Girard BJ'('\\'er ;1.-; !ht• police ins pl't·tor and J .D. ·R eic h c lderf t•r " u s Lon ,L!'s solicitor. 'l'he b;-d;111 (·c of the l.ido li-.lc l'o11'1pun~· inc ludinµ. :1 jud,L!c (Eur I I l;1 t'tla~(· J 1' ho is oh\·iuuslv l'Cadlni.: his lines . <.Ind badly I' ails lo IHUilSUl'C up to the ('JlSt'lll- bh.• pt>rfor1nancc l't'Quired for u st•t•ious pl ;1 ~-. 'l'hc :ire:1 of ('Ul' µ1t0k11ps prl·Sents a ~parl1 t·ulur j)l'Ob!t.•111 _ TE.CllNIC'1\l.L \', the l.icto !sit· scl P.: quill' atlr u<·ti\'t'. but the thc'~ilt·I' g1°oup 's lighting li1nita - tions a rl' a ll t oo c vident o CSp('l'ial- l v in !ht• advocal~·s t•ha n1bcrs. · 'fod oflt•n pcrfor1ners play long s cenes in the shadO\\'S in this set · ting:. , · "\\'il11t·ss for tht• Prost•etJtion " l'Ot1ti11 ut.•s nighllfo through S:1t ur- d;_1y, \1ltb :111 8 :30 t•u1·t;_·1in a l lilt• J.i do lslL0 (']ubhoust'. 7111 \•'ia Lido Soud. Kt•\\·po1·1 Jtcat•h, • C1\l.1.1iu1\ltl> ·1·11L0 l.:1gu na l\luulton f)layhous c has !:>hclvl'd plans to Pl'l0St·nt "ro.Tinnie's Boys " as ils s eason clost·1·, .. instt·ud . the lhL•ater ,,·ill hold rt•adings Sunday,:1 1 I p .1n . for u l'L'\'ival of !'\oel Co,,·a rd's eom('(ly ··niithL· Spirit··. . l):tti 'J'a1nbcllinf, 1nan;.1g1nl: direl'lor of the Cos l :1 .\tt•Sla~·hollS('0 \\'ill d1rcl'l ;ind pl<i y · lhe rolt• of ~lada1n~· ,\r1·a 1i. \\IHll' uthL·r p<.11·1s :irt_• 11 pl'll f1JI' l\10 ll1l011 and four ,,·on1t•11 at the pl:.iy huuse:tiOO 1.ug:un:.i C':u1 yon Ro;1cl, • l .agu11a Beuch ... lht• s ho"' 01x•ns Junt.' J for three \l't..•e ks ... "SUIJECT TO flTS"' by Roberl M..,.,...ry 11eau"'~1ty ft•nolto . a"oo'°",. con1<00I0<1 -•O!y ~.te&a • omag.nah•e hgnt,n11 •s 1,,~1.,;ue -\la""1Y r,ir•to!~,<\g 1neatre -l A. He<ala·t •&Ml!le< 0o<>1 mos~ •n•~ c•!1ao•o•~•f)' or a mo on:il)ored 1>y 0o<1oev•kP s TN> 1oio1· Ice skat i 11~ c,·cr)·da): Special s-ctay Mett.--3:00 p.M.-Tkll.t1 SJ.ZS I $4.25 UCI CHAMBER SYMP HONV Alvaro Cassuto, conductor PREMIERE CONCERTS April 18 (Fri) and 19 (Sat) 8:00 p.m. Works by MOZART. HAVDN and BEETHOVEN , FINE ARTS VILLAGE THEATRE University of California, Irvine T ickets at Box Office (54 and 52) One admission entitles YOU up 10 S hou rs skating fun . SAN OllG.0 '"'' •• • .. <· ,.o.. , 00 •• ., •• • ICE CAPADES CHALET COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER HARIOR ILVD. AT ADAMS TEL: 979·8880 l\irf. -......... ""'' ~ , ....... ~ .... . Hll.D OVlll . w._..,,..~ -Aw•tlH1•'t..._, DUSTIH tt.OffMAH "LENNY" <l• .... "HAR RAD EXPERIMENT". !)I).'/ I' lilll0 UI) ll lC Shi11 ~ 'J.1-.l • 11 111 class11'1c1l. ~lup 11l-Shorc llcsuhs! 1; 12 ~1!i7>1. HELD OVE• u•i.i,_.,,O .. lf COSTAMISA MESA THIAT•I .... 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"YOUNG FRAHKENSTEiH'' IP'GI "HA.LESS VAMP'IRf KIUH" ..... 11Portnoy11 Complaint"' 1:20-6:50· I 0: 15 THE SfEPFORD WIVFS \ "CHINA.TOWN" 9::10 s..tts-J:.21.·1:]0 "CON¥llSATIOH0 ' ... ,,... 7:l O· l:lO·i:lS·9:4S '"THl.DIAGON Ol(S HA~,o_.;· ., " , •.• ,i. ),.,.~ 1.1 ........ ,.. • .,HTllMILINI! rlOJICT" loll u,,._ l~l·•:lt.WI,. t/.qn rn.u Fro hi 7 Om -~I '2~ THE CITY SHOPPINCl CENTRE ORANClE •532-6721 ~ CITY CENTRE CINE MA ~ S.A. FRWY IMANCMESTlR EX.I G.G. fRWY (CITY DR. EX.I , ~!!Gl"STIPFO•D WIVIS" V "CALIFO•MIA SP'LIT" "UHHY"l•t "WIRL IN MY SOUP'" "HARRY & TONTO" '?AP'U CHASE" IP'GI 'TIRRO•ISTS" .. 51VIH-UP'S"l•t ..... w ... o .... , .• 54•-JJS2 "WiN1it The Pooh Ir T'--Too'" [ NOMINATED FOR 11 ACA.DEMYAWARDSJ ' 4:10 & 8:45 Dail~ . I~; 11 P:I i•ri'.iii ·. Gftlle Hocll.1111111 "<;~HV:ERSATIOH" 6:45-10:55 RoaERT REDFORD ... ''THEDRAGOM ·"THE I NTERNECINE DIES HARD " PROJECT" With all the exc1!ement and entertainment ol !he best In comecty and drama. With the works oJ major play"w'righ!s. With the creative imaginatloM ol the lt:oun!ry's !!nest directors and acling lalents. Don't rruss I a single Cu rtain Time. Produced lor Public Television by KCE:r/ Los An ales. Executive Producer: Norman Lloyd. • .. ,., . ..OTltl!TOC•IOITOlllS lt.lf'llll•O• c·oUlllTO, '"' tTATaO,.~ALI '01tNlA '°" TMICOUNTV'O'OlllANOE JM ...... ,... ll•t•ltol OOAAIC L lf'i,0«.•111114, NOTIC:I! IS H l!lll'.!UV' (llV!f;N IOlllC' •tOllOf\ ol ..... •bo•O IHl h"JO dKeCIClll 11111 111 llOl•'1UI\ n.iv1nv 1 lolnl\ otQ.in•I .. •••O OH<tll~"l ••e 1tci111110 to !lie "O"\ w1111 ltwt 11t1ct''"'V •oucll"'· h• 11o1! oll•~ Alt ll S. U<tl..C.11 ··~ W•l•hlrt fllvd .. 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NOTICE IS ~1tR l:"llV C,IYl.t-110 1"" (•edl!O<\ 01 I ... •OO•I: """" 11 OKeortlt !lwl ;o1+ Pl'•'°"' n•v1n11. t I"'"" 6fl.i~•l UICI .-111 UeCeek:nl .O•o '"""'"II lo !•I~ •1-..n>, ""ltn "'" ~te••Jry vuv<.t..i•\, '" lhoi oll+tt OI .... tit•' <II 11\t otiOW: ~II 1•!1..o cou• l, <I• to ll•t\C'nt u-..ni, wotn 1M ""'~''"' t vOu(twt• •. lo Int undol•\l\lf10n""· """IO• h lho pl~<• ot Ou•i"'I\> 01 lhlt un· ~"'"Qoull "'di< 111<>11•"' lllH IAonU'9 IC 1..., ~"~It Qt \.ot•U U~<"U•'<l1, .. lth•ll !Wt Oi()O!n)•!\t• ..... IU\t puOh< .. l•"'101 !no• n""'"' tl.ot~O~•t n 1•. 191~ U"'NK OF NfWPO~T t-••t<ulo~o• '""Writ 01 lh~ ~bo•" n<>•1'0d <111t~~1 WAL ff.It II., 9AR.\NGEll Itel w1,1dtu Dr1••. \uue )!I ,.....,_. B••ch, Cidto'"'" •l .... Ttt; o u 1 .... s-•tl4 Allff,..yllrE•tCulo• • l>ubh>h«I Or,.<1g~ (0,.,1 l)~oly Polul , ..... ,Ch ll,AndAf>< J,10,!I 1~/~ 1111 /• l}lilSLIC J';()'fl(.'E ------·--------c~ao;auLKT11-.-,-.. -,-,- NOTICE TO CllEDITOM ISi<,, .,., .• 101 u.c.c.I SUftElllOltCOUllTOFTHE NOl•t e ,~ ,11,,eoy Q•v•n lo the STATE Of CAL.I FOR HI il fOM C•e<lotor> ol Ht>,.••G'• Nutu l•on, In< .. ., THf. COUNTY OF OR ANGE (•hl0•<1•<1 (Or PO• ~loon, l •.1<1~!01·0•, N'-• A·IJ•l• ..moM> °""tie\> tdO•t •' •> 111 ~ NewpO!I (~l •lt o l JAME S P L El("'S. b lvd., C..'1• Mto••, Cou<1ty<tl Or;1n111. °"~~;ic0E 1~ H E~£,Bv c.1ver~.to 11111 ~:!~ ~;::u~n~~et,~·~0·h~u~~ ~.~:; :•eOllo•li ol 11!.c! 111>gyo <1amod U.~tlf<lenl ollld Rot• Eumo•~. hu,t>ilnd .oM wllt1, lh•t •II perMJn\ h<1Ylno ti•'"'' .. ,._,,"'' l • ,ln•te•ee•, w llO>e bu'I"~'' i•ktte•' ;, '""'••la 11e<tn~n1 '""' •1J<1ulred !<1 Ille t&6t t.ne•YI Ave n .. e. L• C.te'>I.~"'"· !•111•11. wilt. !h" ne<e••~•r/ •OU(lle•'· •n Coun\y gl LO' An<;telt\.', s 1 ... 1e 01 !I>{, o!fl(C ol lhr tie•~ 01 11\t· di><>•~ en-C•l!IO•""'· 1.11,dtourl,ot 10 11•e,~nl tl\o:•n,w•lhlt~. lne l'"''"''''IY to w ''""''m •cd " ~ <e••~•v •Ou<ll~••. 10 i n~ U'!<ic••l<;ir••'< 10<.,.1~ .,.1 111~ N~wP<Ht a1 .. a .. Co}!~ ~111>11 otl"'°' ""' ... uor ntrv, h . J. f'A~ M~'"· co .. nty QI O•dnQ~. s1 .. 1e 01 !<ELL, iT'Ml H1•1J<>r tllvd. ~u•ll: lll, c4i.t~tn••. (.gU• Mt~•. C.tl•IO•tol;i, wn""" llll. :. .. •OP•llP~•lr ,, de,(••br d '"11<'"'""1 o:oKe ot 1>u11ne•• Ol 1n• unuer ~oonct! ir ,,,. AU ••0<~ 111 l•dde, 1 .. tu•e•, eQulo· • 111 m.He•• i>erl•lnlhQ 1o \he t>ldt~ ot n.int •n<J QOoll wlll ol '""' He;i11n FOOd ... ad•,tcltnt,w1thln lourn1onth•d!lO• Sl<>•e °""M•• kngwn ••HOWAR D'!. IM' flf\l publltdl!on ol 111<• nOl•Ce. NUT RITIQN, I NC., •nd lot•led it Ill~ l);)t~CI M;ir(n ll>, 1~1S NfwtlO•! Btvll., Co•t• Mew, Caunlr ol MARIE liOSLE 'f ()r(tnge, Sl•lCOI Cdht<1rnid. E'.•e(utr•• ot ll>C' Woll Tht: Du\''''""'"' wilt II<! conWl"lmilt of tne •bOve: n•ml.'O Cll.'ltdcnl edon or •tier \ht! JOth Gay ul A11<1I, 19/S. t . J. FARRELL iill 8"'~ DI A<nef+<• Nl &SA, '>48 W_.\'l!I "'""'"'¥•IL.ow St., Co\!• Me••· Counly o( 0r"'9". 11M N•r•• ••wd •• S1tllt lll Sl•leol C•lifurnit. Cotta Meu, C•hterhil tltl• Sot•••• ~nown to"" l••n\tot<et• T•I: 0141 M0·4G40 •II ou•ine•• na~i anll adCl•~•"l'• ""'"< ..,11 .. nerfff E••twl"" by T•ill'l•ttror tor IM th•rt yea••.,,,, l>\lt>ll~d O••noe (oo1•t Odoly P•IQI p.a'1, tl<lofle ,.,.,1 uun1 1 ~ •l>O•edft: .,..r.11 • .indAlll !,10,11,19/S 111~/ Ho-..;ir(l'' tluH otoon, In<. .. 16]1 M,,t A•tnu' l;lvn .. N~"'l>Otl b<:'"t " P UBUC SOTICE SU,ER10RCOUllTOFTt1E ··.- \TATE OF CALIFORNIA FOii THE COUNTV OF OR .. NGC Nt . A-IJJM NOTICE 0, NEARING OF PETITION FOR P'llO•&T E 01' WILL ilNO CODICIL AND fOR \.E TTERS TESTAMEMTARY EU,,le ot BET TV KESSFtMAN, ,,_J M . f.LllAB E.TH K E5SE"LM-AN. Diet•'""· NOTIC.E IS H€RE8V C.I VEN In.JI LOUIS l(E!.SE LMAN hJ\ lllco l\ereln a pet1tlon lor Prob•te ot Wiil •n<J Co<lltll .ond tor ''!""""'of Lelt~r, lc,l.ln"l<n• IMY to 11'\e pel•l•Ont:t rclcrcnt e 111wh1cn ,, nwM tor tu<1her 11<1•!•<'.,ld•~. """' tMI ll>t ''""" ,;n(l j)lil(C O! n""""U '"" ••~ nd\ ""'" -~• to• All"! 1t, ltlS, ill ~ )(l" m .. '" 1ne ~oufl•uon • ot Cl<oPi•I· ""'nt Ng l ol >JHI <Our!. ill 100 (iYk Center Ott•~ Wn•I, on t n~ C•tv gf s .... 1a Ma, C"l"Q'"'" Ooite.! .. Q,,1 1, \qi) W•li'""' E SI JO"" Coun11 C•••~ DOHALD il. MCCARTIN "'IMM'"'T'"l l.a., Hll Nlr-•tvl\. WltlU c..i. -1.1. CaHltflliil tJ•l• f.i: 17Ullott·IS$1 AUt••TIH: P'•l>litft•r PuOltW..CI Or•nve Coa~I DdllY P.tot, "'1>t1tlG,ll,ll,1'IS 1219.1) Pt:nuc NOTICE NEWP'OAT·MESA UNIF I E D\CHOOL Ot\T RICT Nttlct tnwi11ng 11;d, NOTICE l!.HEllESV G+YENtn.lttn~ 66ard ot Ellut a!oon ol tnt NeWPO••· Mew uni11ed s,noo• Dh iri<! o• Oran,SID County, Cdt.lu•n•v, will re<elve ""died b•d• up lo 11 :00 A.M. on !he 7~1n 11.ly ot Apr it i ~I~•! 1ne ollice ot ,,11a s..1>001 DI•· tr>c!, lotal~d •t 18~1 Ptat ~n ••~ Aw:nue, Co.Ca Mt >•. C.:ill1orn1.1, <1t """ltl\ time w•CI O•CI\ w1 ll l>I' puo1<t t1 op~ned Mld re· .. .uor ' Library/Medi• F"urnoture lor Costa Mt\att1ghStt>ool AU bld•••e to be'" d(,orddnte,.1th CO"c:tltlon\. 1n.iruttlo11•. •nll So«•t.t•· loon\, ... nl<h ••w now on lite on Ille otti(C ol lhe Pur(ll•~ift9 Ai;tent ol ,.,;o Stnoo1 Di'llrltl, llSI Pl<Ken11d .\venue, C.O!olil Mtw,C•lolornl•. E•<htl•<ldlr mu.i Subm!I a bldtlePO'oil in llM: lorm or • certl!•ed or t••"•t•~ Cl\•Hk or• b•ll DOnd eQuat to''"" De'(tff'lt !S"•I of tn~ •n>ounl o! m~ 0111, m..oe P•Y•bl• lo ,~. OHlf!• o• '"" N.e"'l>tM'I Me s• Unll1td Scnoot Oi•t•1tl, ;. Performal\te l..\0<10 "'"V !If! •t<l"""o 11t ll>e dii.crt11on ol lhe O••t"cl. tn Inc ~·•nt of liolure to enter Into '"'" t or· t••<I. 1ne p,o,eeo• 01 cne tlM:t~ Wiii t>t< loflt1led. or'" t d\e ol a tlon<I, Int tull •um 1n1rtol "'"I IX' l<1rte i!l'(! 10 ~aod Stl>Ool Ohtd(I ot Dt,ani;ie C.ounty, NO bl-1 may w1111<1r•w ni\ Oid lot a prflocl ol forty.1 ;~e ~~~)Clay• atler llM: d•te \ti tOf tne ope no 11'1 tnereot, Tn• Bo••d, o! Edu<atlon ol th<' Newporl·Mf:Sd Unltlea Sth()OI 0 .. 1,icl •e\otlVtS ,,,. rlgM 10 1el•H I ""Y"' all bidi, •nd "'II nect••ar l!y •(ttlll ll>C' lowtiltllll, tnd lo wdlve any informah!y or irr19u11rltyln•nv bid fltllv«I. P,.l~ .. pril 10, t~IS NEWPOPT·MES"' UNIFIEOSCHOOL DtSl P tCT DIO•,,n<Je Countv, C11+1torn•" Bw Oorot~y H.irvey F .. noir Purtha•lng..,gcn1 }~·ll&O Publ1..ned O•d<1QC Cod•l Oaily Pilot, Aprol 10, 11, !91~ neq..1~ ----- NOTICI; TO CllEOITOll\ tS.t1.•111.,,,, u .c .c .1 !,.) I\ OYI~ 11•n•rer I' •DOUI lo be -·· (l>J TM name• 11nd bu\•n*'' ild· dtt5'M'\ ol IMI l•.•n\flr Dr •re. DONALE J ALBERT , )())4 Efl\1 C.oAst tloQhwaw. C.o•O"t del M•r, C•lllo•n•• The n•mt• •~d bu1;nt1s aGUreuei.o• the ""111l1ree are· MA RCOS !... J "''>'>AN , lOJA Ea'1 Co•s l tt•11hw<1y, Coron" <1el Mar. C.lito1noa A!I Cll>tr bullflt'' n•mt~ -•0· 0.-•"9' (ounl y, C•t•tOrnt• HQ,.dl<I'~ Nu1t•hon, !n< 101: B~•"<le o .. .-e. 11~ .. 1>on Be•<-11 Or~nQ" Count y, (dl•!Qr n+d 0..lell Ap,.11, 191> Jonn D Et1 11io•~. l •on,11,.ce II•,• Ellmore, T•dn•terec Boi!MI O'I Am.rlc• NT AS.\ WI w. •tthSI .. 801 S.-1 C..l.oMt.,.,C •. t2•11 Ei.<rtw Nt. Sll·l4ZI Put111,he<1 Ordnge Co.tM D<>llY Pilot. Apr!l 11,.ltlS 1l1l·JS Pl· 1\I,IC '.\""OTJCI·: SU,ERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALI FOR NIA FOii THE COUNTY OFORANC.E Nt. A·lll1• HOTICE OF HEAlllNGOI' PETITIO"I FOA PRO•ATE OF wu .. L ANO FOA \.ETTEllS TEST AMENT AR l' E'tillt OI M"'HGERV f_LLEN GEORGE, Oete•o,e<I. NOTICE IS HEA.EBV GIVE N ll>il MAlllAN C>EOll:C>E h•' t1ltll l\e'!'t1n" i>ehlion for Prott"'' OI W•U -lo• ... '"'"""' ot Lelle•' Tt\t•menlMY lo,,,. ~·•-r ••lerence to ·~•tft I' n"1IOe !or llKll\er lMl•litul••~. at'>Cll tlwt UH! 11n-. -pl.Ct 01 1>11ar1ng I..., Yme hi~ oPen .et lor Ap,1112, 1t1S. t l t :lO ._m .. in tlw counrcmm ot Oep.or\ment No.lot wid (O\lr\, et 100 Civic Cenlt f Otltt Wei.I, in IM Cily ot Sant• AfWI, c.a1;1or11ia. 0...le<IApril~, ltlS WILLIAM E . ST J01;4H• County Cler- WAllllEN M. GORDON ..,_,,.yat l.aw H411Crt'"h•w •1v<1. 1,,.1'"'""· C•litor11I• ttJGl T•I: !t1llt11·111S AIW"'Y IH: P•liliontf P'l.tOli..,td l)r;1nq.e Co•~• Da.iv Pilot, April 10, 11, l~~IS 12•1·1£ P UBLIC NOTICE -----OCEAN \II EW SC'400\.DISfRICT ltll w .. rner "'•tnue Hunti,..10 .. llc•th, C•li1Dfn!•t1 .... I NOTICE OF SA\.E OF PUB\.IC PROPERTY lhe 0(t•n View School 0 •\lf;cl •n· wilt~ i.e••ea bid• gn th<! 1011,,...1nq 511' ptu~ 1>Ub\IC properly wnocn ;-. lo M Miia tc tile ,.,ghe•I re•pon.,ble b•d!le• iul>- iet t to lt•m• afl<I (gnUtlioro\ set forlh IW•e•n: u .,.,d veh"lcs, \llDP tQu1omen1, t alete••d equ•omenl, 'cnool lurnolu•r. vat uunl t•e.,ners. 11n11 olh<!• mu - <ell-""' '""'" ,.,.,,r,. ""'"' ""°" oe. lot<n'l<ned to W no loni;ier "'"'ded tor "l'IOOl l>U• f>O\e~. ll1d5 w•ll be re(ei~eenr.1. 810\ mu•! be tntl~ in • \e•led enwelope, mar~ec "Sid Qi:!enin!). 2:00 p.n>., AP••I 2•, 191S." Sid •orms mav be oolained, ""d n•· •iln<Jements may w m•de to In, pet I tM o•OPe•IY by CO<lldtl\119 1ne Ma!n. 1enan<c Oeo<1rtmen1, 8191 War""' ilvenue. HuntinQ\on Bedth. C~h•orni~. MOnaay lntough F"d~v. 11e1w"""' ~:w a.m , and • :OO p, n> . un I ol ll>e hour set tor ~n·n<i ol the 0;1;1.,, Payment n1usl be mdde by tJ•ll or certolled (het~ (!,,,,.,., lo lhe o'""' OI !he Oc.ean V•Ew St hOOI \)1\1•«1. Jt 1111! tome p•opos.111 ts <1t teplell, dnd prapcrjy n1'J\I be remo~ell by 1"e ~ut<f"lul O•ll· de• w1tn1n th•tt day5 aHe• ..ccep•;tn(I rt tht! propo~at. tre"' 11em<, "'e on erPa !or \ile: "as i\ and ,.,.e re"·" .. 1111out '''""""° 10 the Qc:eJn View S(hOOI OJ,lricl. Thtt . o .. 1r10 n"'~e\ no 9uartnl1, warranlY, Of •e1>1'e•e<1li1HOn, en1tes-.e<1 or ;,,.,. plied, •i 10 conClotion o• litne•s lor ui.e. Tiie Bo"•ll ot r r .. stee\ of Ille Oc.tan \llt w Stl'>OOI D151fltt •••er•eS Ult "flt' to re1~t1 anv111111 il!I bids . BOARD OF TRUSTl:C.S .-OCE:ANVIEW \CHOOLOIST RICT tMle Coog•n. Stc•el••Y Publ•\lltd Ordn~ coa~I o .. .iv P1101, Ao,,110, 17, 191~ \JI ... /~ C1•e1so• u..ed i;y the ''""''''or wll~•n Pl.Bl.I(."· ·oTICE lhret ye••\'"~' ria>I !><> tilf ,,, ..-nown lo I IMl•dn•ltrot ,,•e :none -----=--~- !(I Tne t«•llon 11nd ocner,.l llt\.CrlP· NOTICE OF E \.ECTIO"f HOfl ol \ht p1operty lo bt "'""erred , SCNOO\.OISTRKT l\.IC1't0flll ore: Slot-111 tr•llt. 11~lur11. eQuliwnenl 1· NOTICE FOR INCREASING anG gOO<l woll ol • (trlaln wall coverl'IQ THE lllE VENUE \.IMI T ,EJI UNIT bu11no11 •<10•n ,,, Wall Cove,,nQ• by Of' AYl!.llAGE Oon•lt. JOl• Ea•I Co•1I Highway. DA ILY ATfEl'il)ANCE . Coron• del MA•, Collrornla . i NOTICE tS tt ESIE8V G I VEN to tl.e ~di The pt•<•, •11<1 tne dllt on or ol!ltt l(IUdllll~ eletlor~ 01 1"• Newpo>rt.Mfw wnoc n, tne Dul k 1rilni lcr •I lo b!I ton· un1toe11 S<noo1 01•\rl(t ol 0 ••"91 Covtl· 1ummtt1d •re: B•n' of Amtrlc• 1y, (•h•ornl;,. lh•1 In at(Otd.in~I' with NT &SA. )4•~ Vo• LIOo. N•,.pot! 8e•th, l~w. "n election wtl l be Mid on 1 ... 1/lh Cl lllo•n••. ono• ••1e• M•v 1. 1'11 '11.l• ot W...1¥. 19/S, In ~••d O"!titl. ti D•ll'll Ap,.19, 111) .. ni<n tie<11on tnt r' ... 111 De •ul>n"n~<'I Oo~•I• J •lbtlr1, -I flt ~ue1hgn ot ~h•ll 11\.,tt be aulhor•"'CI T•otnlllror an 1ncre4~ In the •even"" t1n,ll 1°'1'• .inll MA•t o1 E.Ja•••n. 101 ••e••tt a,.,,, ftltnd~ncl ln lNI Tf..,\le•f t llmou<1t 01 One Hvnare!I Doll•" !llOllf, &alllitlA""rlt•NTA,.. ....Ch ..... e .. ,e 10 be 1llt<ll•• "' .... .... ,...., ••• ,110U1f.• Ntwpotl·~·· Un•titc:t 5thOOI Dlll rk l ft-.0 .... Ull I'• Ille 'KhOOI Yf•(\ 1'11·1• '"'°"°" ••flMI .. Kii, CA. tJMl 19/'t·IO. '"' •t•enue1 ot wnit h art lo tJe Publli111<10r•11veCiu•IOu1lyPllot, u51<1 for •LI gene •al 1dut •llo1111! April II, 1'1S Ull·IS • IN•D051>: tll"' ill(rtir.e would (Of\• PUBLIC NOTICE .. 1'1(TITl0UI tUllNESS NAM•STATEM•NT TM IQllQVtiftf "''°"' Is dOlng Duil· ,.,,,,; MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS COM· P'Af'o Y, 1070 E. ~·~•n1 Btvll . Tioi!ln, CA ~ ... El~•n ,lluen P,.tlntt t, 18•11 !oiluQ"' Ave., Sii"'' "'"'·(A t?IO~ Tno, bu""••• 1• tl)ndu< ltd b'/.., on •. O!wlOUa! e ,,,1~n Ptl~lt'• Thi\ "•1em11nt -...,~ l!tetj "'''" ti... (11\m~, Cl••k or Of.:lftQe (Ou Mr II'! 4pro1 11, '~"-,..1711 IO\oO!l\lllG l>r•nve Co•)t 0~11 , Pi•dl. !"'l'l11 r,1•.•1111M.11,1,1, .. ,, JJO""'~ U•lute •n ln<r1a1t fOf the 'K-l't•• lt15·1• uom •01>•0 •lmttety Onco fllollwnd T"'o Hundred '"" s. ... n'"' I-OoU•rl !Sl.tl1 l 10 •PP<O•l .... ltlJ Ont ll'!Ov\tnd, Tll<tfl Huh<!red Sewn• \y.lwo Doll•<' C51,JIJI per """ ot ....... ,t <l••l y tllt<'ldar>t•: 11>1 11'0- lllOWO 11(.rtAU ol ll'lt •eve•ue limn QI ,\00(11) Pt• Ufl(I OI •v•••9t c:t,loly tlttf" a.tn'• w+lt •111n.,l1•"' lmrel"w on 11- lllllntlt'O•lto.,..t•h \4 17 10< ~Ath tlOO ol "" \ot,"ICI w•llH!l1 •on ot <1•0Ptl• ty o • T £0 1n1, 1 iin a~~ o1 M·"t". 1~1~. M J MfoYl~ A•Ql,lfAf Ol VOlt t\ avC,,•rtlnt Jaoo-r•. °'°""'' Pul)ll\r!~ Outnto Cot\! 0•·1~ Pilol, Aprlll, 10. H, Ill~ l°'J..1'. ·' Tonight~s TV Highlights CBS !2) 9: 00 -Double Feature. Two seri~s pilots arc presented with J nck J>atance s tarring in "Bronk" as a sus- pended homicide detective contir1uing his work unde rcover, and Frank Con - verse in a hospital dran1a titled "Stat." NBC (4!°9:00 -Bob Hope on Cam- 1>us. 1'his s pecial, taped at major col· • leges around the country, reaturcs t·lopc a nd ·guests John Wayne, Flip Wilson, Aretha Franklin and the rock group America. KCET ' !281 9:00 -The La s t American Suppe r. 'fhc present food crisis in America and the r est of the \\'Orld is CX il mincd in lhis s pecial. TV DAILY LOG Thursday Evening APRIL 17 Friday 1 @""'1 Mtolt liWy" fct1m) •57_ DAYTIME MOVIES J1ne PO'll'tl!, Cliff Robertso". I t:lO (I) (C) ~tnwilllloll le A Cullfi(tlttl~ (•e5) '&4-Yul Biynnu, Geor1t S1· 111. 10:00 0 (CJ "SI Dllli11£ ,. O.•dlr" \dr•) '61-Tony Kend1ll, 811bu1 Frty, Biid H1rr1s. @ "W111111 It! Whitl" (mys) '48- C!ei"M P1fllt1, Al11i1 Smith, Gii Youn1, s,dntY Cr~nstrett ll:JOG) (CJ "StMt T""'" (""5) '50 -loll M<C111, Wand• Hend1i~. 12:00 GI "lie' lltdt" (wts) '59-llh~ S!l'ltns. Do1ot~y MllClftfl. 1:00 0 "Clllritt ,..., (1d¥) '40- Uord Hol1n, Lynn B1ri. Qa Cl) (Cl "M.rPll" (611) '66- Paul Nnrm1n . .llnet ltith, Ju1~1 Mills. lluren 81t1!1. J:OO 0 "Tllti CM.my Ch1'' (dr1) 'S4- GrfCe Kell)', Willi1111 Holden, Bini Crosby. l1j ft) "Mdlall'I 1iM'17 JM1 tltl ll1 ftrtt" (com) '6~Tim Comnr, Joe Fl)nft. J:lO (]}(C) """'r l Mt" (dr1) 'S7- V1" )ohMO!l. Piper l1u1it. 0 ""Ttlt a.c.i Wert hr (drl) '60 -•~• G11dncr, Oi1~ Bo1ude. KOCE TeJ e,•ision 12:0I t.CNOO\. Olt.TlllCT NEWS ((I flOmfnl IJ:tl N0\1.11 ICI 1!10 "'it'll 1;1' TIME TO DllilW ((/ HS mini f' t :H COMMUNITY Of LIVING TMINGS CCI !l'Omln l 1:11 INSIO•IOUT fll,.,ifll I : .. t:\.ICTlllC COMftAMY !Cl l :Jt Tl:ACMING CMll..DllEH TO Ill.AO !Cl l :lt INTElllN.llTIOMilL AM IMATION l"liSTIVA\. IC I ).Jll FEELING GOOO !(.) l :H YOGA WltM M"'OE\.l NE '" l :Jll ELECllllC COMftAHY ICI 5:M ~ESAME SflllEET ICI 160 moft \ t :OI •OOK IEllT CCI l :Jll MAM AND EH\llllONMENT "' r:• AllAIS "ND ISRAl!LIS !Cl f:Jll P'EOP\.EW.\TCN I.C l I:• MOLLYWDOO TELl:Vtt.1-0N TMt;ATllE ICI U ll•l.) Scholarship Goes to GWC Gold e n \\'est Coilcge has recei ve d <1 $250 scholurs hip fund from t h e Blue C r oss o f Southern Californiu for nuri;ingstude nls . The m o n ey may be u sed Lo assl5l s l.udcnl nurses \\'ilh expenses 11uch as tuition or rt:!<'~. books, uniforms and room and board. • - l hUf&day.April 17, 1975 11All.V PILOT (;j,' f!t•fl ,\ load of 5,000 striped bl.lss fin gerUngs l.ll'C- scnt on thei1· \\'<t Y lo ne 'v home in lipper Newport Bay. State De pa1tment of f'is h <::1nd Game has been s locking coast al areas ovcl' the pas t year in experiment officials hope \\'ill result in bi gger sport fish population. Striped bass arc not nati ,·c to aren. but fi s h und gumc <>ffi C"i:.d s say cvid('ncc from pre- \'ious s lacking efforts indicates the s tripcrs :.il'C thriving-i n local \\'Ute rs . Officials Eye Spirits Liqzwr Rettpmnzended iii HrmtingtonAreas 'l\\'o t·ity dL·partnlL·nt ht·:.id.-. ha\·e s ugg(•s t cd lluntingtun Ucath ought to inject nlure s p1r1 t into public places alcohulit s pirit. that is. " Vince Moorhouse, ehi l.'f of the Jlarbors and Beaches .Depai·t - mcnt, bega n it with a'recomnien- daliu n fa\"iJ!'111 ).l buv1.1• v ll 1h\' bt:ath. ('1111·: .. · l.IHlt;\RI!\!\° \\.alll'r John s on f o llo\\'e d ,,·i lh '-' memor a ndum propos in g th~1t permission to ~t'l"\'C \\'inc ur champagne :it private ;.iff.;.iirs Moms Lauded Poster Contest iii Progress Children in the Ne,\1>0rt-l\1csa Unified School Dis - tricl a re completing e nlries in the !\·lathe r 's Day poster theme contest sponsored by lloag Memorial I lospilal. Elementary school studenls have been asked lo complet e the sentence. ''A mother is s peci a l because ... " a nd accompany the thought \vith a }>Os ler-like picture. • Semi-finali s t s \Viii be Chosen from cac:h classroom in g rades one throug h s ix and then six \vi n- ners. one fron1 each g rade. '''ill be selected . \\'inning entries plus all the sen1i ·final e ntries '"ill be dis played at the hospital the day bL.furc !\Iot hc r 's Day, May 10. The six \\1inncrs \Vi ii be treate d to a <la v at Dis - neyland, their parents give n e 11 g raved ·r e n1 e m - brunccs and th e ,,·inning classroon1s $25 cash <J\\'ards . Library to Have Patron of Week A f'\e\\'J>ort !leach rl·sident \\·ill ·be c hosen each \\'et.•k at all :Newport Be<iC'h Public Library branches to serve as "Patron of ·the Weck ", I-l ead Librurian ·Dorothea Sheely announced. The prog r:tm began this \Vel.'k i.n honor of National l.ibrary \\'eek and is bein g offered a s :.i l\'i.IY of foC'using <tltention on Lhe regula r librur y user. Pntrons \\'ill b e <.'ho.sen in \\"CCk· ly dra1vings held at c:.ich brunch. Entry b lanks n1ay be turned i.n by int('rcsted library patrons. Persons m:.i y cn~cr the dra\\"ings School Permit Issue Delaye·d r\ pub Ii c hca ring to co11s ide1· 1·c" \·uking a pl'r1nil for the ll unt· ington V alley Christi an lli J.!h School at 148 22nd St., Costa !\lcsa, has been continued until 1\pril 28. The planning staff maintains that two conditions of the cxccp- , tion permit -a 40·foot setback und instullation or a fire hydrant on the property -h a\'e not bee n '(Tiet .... -· . . 1'hc hearing was to be held this ""·eek . but the commission<>rs de· luyed the hearing because l\\'O com rnission membe r s \\'Cr (• uhsent rrom f\·t on d<i ~ 's mecting. i.'<l('h \\'t.'t'k . but n1:1 y \rin onlr Ullt't'. 'J'h(' pe rson SC'lected \\'ill ha\'l' a piclurc takc.1n and JlOS ted in the library branch a Ion /.(" \\'ith :.i biu- graphit'~ll sketch. ·rhc \\'i1111t~i-s \\'ill also be given a blue button tu \\"t'ar that \\'t•ek si~nifyin g lhi' honor unll \\•ill he i.:rantcd Sp('Cial borro\ving pri\'ilcgcs during lhat \\'C'C'k . . . ,\lso, :.111 patrons (·hosl.'n l\'tll be honored at ii par ty to be gi\·cn during f'\:.llional Library \\'eek next year by lhc NC\\"IKJl"t Ucuch F'riends or the Library .. Breakfast · SetSundµy l-lan1 and C'ggs. p;,1nl.'akl's and uther brt•ak fa st dt'lights 1\ill bt• st.•rvt'd Suncl LJ y 1no1·11ing by th<' ll untill!!IOn U(':tch Or<Jt•r of Dl• f\1ol:.i y at t he f\·I a soni c l 'c1npll'. L;.1k c Street and Paln1 1\\·cnue. Breukfust \\'ill be ser\'cd fron1 8 :.1.n1. to 12:30 p .1n . l 'hc p1iec 1s Sl .50 (ol' unyonc O\'C r 12. ;.~nd SI for the youn gsters . Proceeds \Vi ii be used to sup1>0rt Dcl\'loluy uctivities. Tickets ('a n he pur(·hascd at the brcak(a sl . ur by phonin g 962·5756, A d1'n\\·ing fo1· door pri?.C'S "'ill b(' held :.11 !he end nf th<' br(':1k(;is t Saddlebaek Col leg«.• I • 1n 1 ~hl :.i dtl :.i httl L· 1u·ofit )JUlcnt1 a: \olllt• Ill'\\' (·L·nlral lihr:.iry. ('urrc.·nt city l:J\\S prohibit :.iny for1n 41f :.ilcohulit• hevcr:.iges 1r. tity·O\\'lll'd pro perty. i-1 con · \ro\·cr.sial subject \\•hi ch ha: bc•cn tackle d before.· l .~•st \\'eL·k . the t·itv Par k s Com · 1nissio n :.iss ignC'd ~ spcc.·ial in· terest subcomn1ittce to study 11 po ssibl e S \\'itc h . but parks supt.~rint Pndent 'fon1 llus h:.ird suspetts !ht.· eun11nission \\'ill re l'Olll lllt'rHI ;1;_!;1i11 st the t.•h :1ni:;t.~. a~ it has 1n the J><.1::.l I ;\" ,\ ()XI·:· I';\(; I': tll L'tllo tu ('il~ .-\d1nin1::.tralur l)a\·l' HO\\l<tnd..,. a nvn -d 1-i n ker . ;\I oo rhuust• t.·on tends that the p1·oh1bition against boozt.· un the bc: .. u:h is unenforcca· bll'. Jlc poinls out that of the nint n1iles vf sandv s trands in llunt ington Bc:.1c h ."ci1'ht arCO\\'ned bl the st:.itc \\'here the L'onsumpli°' of a ll'ohol i c bt.·\·er a ge is :.dlo\\"Cd.• '"1\nd there u re <.1 lt·o huli1 be\'l't':J~es on o ur city lx•:.1ch a n" parti{'Ul:1rl y . in lht.· e:1n1pi nt f:.ieilil\', I s t•riuu.-.11· ft.·l'I \\·e h:J\'f ~• hn1··1h ~t1 is l1 >t:1[1v unl'nfur('L'a ble :111<1 11111·1·:dis tiL. 11 ith tuday'1 I i ITI t' s <I n d (' u n di l i v II s' ,. ;\l uurh~n1 s e \1 rilL'S. '"\"T PRl~S f·:'.'\T people l'JI (I ri nk <,none sidt• or the pil'r an4 nol lhl' ulhC'r. In the parkinJ facility . tJ.1e pt."oplt.• in c ampc n ha,·e :.in L'\'l'ning tocktail bcfof't dinner \\·hile tht•\' \\"al<.'h the sun ::tl'l ;ind ha\'t.' a b~ir hecu('.'" l\l uu1·hou.sc ~;1 \'S t.•nforct.•tnerl ;1g <.dnst penplc ·,\·ho drink tot n1uch is :-.till pu.s::.iblt'. and th a has not pro\·t.'d :1 probl t•1n so f:ir. lie i:.ug~cst1.:d SL'ndin.: the il:>SUI to the pal'k.s ton11nission for 1·e \'it.•\\-, :n1d al so SU!_U.!l'S lt.'ll lhe (•it( :-.hould <'Un\a c t th e. locaj n1in1 Sll'l"ial :.issotiation for iii \'i\•\1'011 the s ubjt'l'l. "J 1\!\I ('()~F l ll l·:J';T that ('Ull truls ean Ill' h·gis l:tlL·d that ~i llo• public bull d i n ~s lo be used fo1· I'll l"l'Pilon:--. cultural c\·t·nt::., Cle.', 1\ht.'rt· l'l1:11npagnl' pl1nc.·l1 c.·:1 11 bi :;t.'I'\ L'tl 1\ ith~ 1ut bci nJ.! in ·viol:1tiq o f lill' la1\", ·· :\loor h11t1:-.e \\ rilL'S. .luh11 :--.on. 111 a :-.horlcr n1l•n1~ b;it.•k s !he b l·:1eh t•hicf"s pruposaJ and add:; that ~ut·h a ch;1ng1 1n ig hl ~ll lu\\· thc nt•1v libr;1ry lob u s ed for 11·t.•ddi11 g:;. bar n1itzv:1ht dt·butanlt· partics. and jazz uri t.'h:.1111\..Jcr n1u..,ie c.·\·ent. .... 'f ht• park ~ 1·(1n1 1n ission m 3) l'Oll sidt•r :JL't1on on the propos al I 1l~ !\lo.i r 14 n1t•i'l111g. <ll'LIJJ'dini.: t Bus h :.t rd. NEW WAY TO LOSE LONDON IU Pll - Prescot Commodilies said it set up a belling s ubs idiary to accept \\·age r s on lhc hourly quott1tions or cocoa. sug" ;i r , s il v e r :.incl copper pr,ccs Policy Adopted for Gifts One shouldn't look a gi fl. horse in the mouth. as the saying goes but th al 's "·hat Saddleback College trustees are nO\\' doing. 1'hey adopted <1 poli cy \\'hich call:; ror all gi fts lo be for n1.i\ly :1cceptcd by thc1n . 8 .. :t~OR t-: DOING TIL\T1 however , they will bt.• uskin)Z tht•sc questi ons : ~ls the gift oppropriale~ -Is it usub1cJ -Docs it (it in u1ith ex1sL1n g fu1·nis hini::!i of thd ·SChool ',t -What is the cost of 1n aintcnancc<' TRUSTEES CALLl·:n l·'()ll T llF. polic y not because they ha \'C been s ho\vered \\'ith bad gifts but 10 be U\\':Jre Of WhO "'OS dOilli;.! lh~ }.!i\·ing ::lO th1.1l tho appropriate tha nk you letters could ht.·\\ rittcn, T he other part or the policy is s ln.1ply b(.•ing pru- dent.. a spokesman n:oted. f ' . ' . . ' . ' ' • ' . • • • '. -"I '. .. +.. I • ' . ' ••• . . • CIO DAILY PILOT Thursday, Aprll 17, 1975· •• l't: Brando Posts Bonds From Wire Services 1\ctor l\larlun Brando Posted a s.10.000 cash bond ror An1erican . Indian f\lO \'C mcnt lcud(·r R'u ssell !\leans. "'ho :J\\'Uils tri ~1I on u n1urdl·r ('h;.1rgl'. P e nningt o n County (S . 0 . l :iuthoritit.·s sait.J I hat Brando also posted cash bund ror l\l.'O othl!r ,\J~t m e n1bcrs Ril·hard 1\tarshall, 2.a . of Pine Ridge. S. [). t'harged \\ ilh 11'urder in the l'aSl', rl'lt':1s(_•d on a $20.000 bond : •111d Dav id C'lifrurd, 26, Qf Pin(' H.id gc, c hal'•E:e<l ,,·ilh felo n iou s possession of fi rl~:1r n1s. on a S-1 .UOO bond. i\Jcans, 3~. and i\l ;1rs hi11l :11·e ~1t·Cust·d of killing 1'1artin !\Ion· tileaux, 28. of Ky h-. S. 0 . I It> d ied of a bullet '''o und in the lll'i'k ll•ss 111:111 a '''Ct~k u ftt•r lhl' i\l;ir(.'h I s hootin g int·id ('n t i11 lhl" l'l'sh ·oonl ( PEOPLE ) • bassador to Ghan~1 . J\)lllS tnd1:1n llrime l\tinis ti•r lnd_ira G;u.dhi ~nd U.S. i·i vil rights l('adC'I' Cor('tla S<'Oll King an1ong others in the proyr:.itn of ml'tlals ~1irnt'd <it highlii;:hting the role or "'Onl('n in SOt'iil l and l'Cunornic• develop· mcnt. • ti.IOI'(' honors ro r f·"ran('iS t~ord • Co111)()la . • \\'illlll'r or th l'l'(' Q5(·~1 rs for ·"rhc Godrathi'r. l'urt 11, .. thC" · director -writer has been c:hoscn alumnus or the yeur by UCl.1\, \\!here he studied in the filin d e· purtn1ent . 'fhe hono r h us pl'e\'inu!)!y bcl'n· ~"·urdcd to Slll'h fi g ur(•s ;1s Ralph Bun(·he, 1\~n es Ul'!\lillc, (;arol Burnett, J at•ki(~ RQbinson tl nd II. R. llaldCrtl;)ll. • • ;\ rorrne r poli<'l' sC'rgt•;1nl ha s been l'lcctcd· thl~ fir$l blal'k m:1 vor of Su11 t ~1 1\1 o n b:a. Na1hanlf"I Trivt•s \ras elected b\· ;1 ·1·3 Cit,. (.'ount·i I ,·ul (•. 'Trivcs. ,jo, is an assistant pro· fessor of '<'rin1inul j us lii'C u l Cl!.lifornia Slt1lt:' 1.os ..-\ngelC':i. P alestinia1i T1·uce \4' uf the Long hurn H:1r at St·C'nit'. S. 0 .. 011 'Shaky Ground' .. • 1\t illion;:iir<' Sf(_'\\·art !\lull h;.is b('(•n o rdC'r'('d b v :: K C\\' \'ork :;late Supre n1e (·011rt ,1u s:i('t' It) l'l'tllO\'(' \\'OOd\•n pl a1fo rn1:-. ..-ht·<ls and fl o\\·C'r huxvs fro111 t ht• roof <ind lt•rr:tt'l' of his 1'~1rk ,\\'('l\lll' pc nthOUSt'r Justlet· ll,\·n1an h'.urn rult'd th:d i\lutt 's r11o ftop g:1rdt·r1111t! 11;i:- polt·nt i:dly dari ~(·rous l o th ~· public ,\lf•lt , l 1;1 t·h1~lol' ht•ir to ;1 (;t'll l'l'lll ~1 0\ti rs fortunt>, (iLSPllll'd lhC' d:.tllf:C'l'S in\'O]\'C'<I In i.:;u·d(·n- ing and offered to Sl't·ur(.1he hox· cs "and fi r t' proof t I\(' s hl·ds ThC' n1anagen1t•11t of thC' hi gh· ri !'iL' COOPC' r" t i \' (' \\' h ('I'(' !\'I ot I Ii \"('S brought the s uit • Bul ger!' L;11i1·C'rs 1(v hired :111 Eng li s h profC'ssur fired froni :Stanford t ·ni \'1:r.5 il.v in 1972 for in- t'itini..: ~i st udl'nt rebelhon. 'l'hc. profl'SSOP.. II . Bruce 1'~rank l i n • .JI. \\'a s the fir s t t enurt·d fal'ully ml'tnber tu IJl' fired bv S lanford in 80 vcars. l ie !las been sign(•d.to a three· \'l•:.t r r.onlracl lo teach 1\m(•11C~111 iitl·rature ;.1t Il ut gl•rs·!'.:e\,•ark, tht• f\:(_•\\'a rk St :J r -Ledg('r r e - , purled. • '!'hl· U.i\. i'~ood .:ind ,\gri(_·ulturc Org:Jn izci tion features Shirley T(_•1nple Black as the Homan god- dess or ugriculturl'.' u n a recently i~s ul'd 1n cdal. '.\!r s . Bl ~1l'k . the L;,S . ;1J11· Bf:!Bl"J' ,\ sh;.ik~' trul'l' lll·t l\'t'l'll l'alt·S t1n ia ns a nd right · 1111\g 1nilitiu n1t•t1 aj)j)l''-l rl.'d tu hL' t;ikin).! hold l uday. Jn t'airo. ;1i1 ,\r;ih oft'it't<d lll;uncd "a Llurd party lil·nt on !-<il)()l;1gt··· fu1· lhL' four days of right ing \\'hlrh le ft ;1lnlu!>l .100 11t·r:-;ons dt·ud or 1\·oundl'd. ·rh t' g o\'~·rnnlt·nt ·arranp;t·d ('£'a s (··firL'. \\'h lt'h 11·t·nt into tofft;"et , \rcdt1l'sd :1.1· ni ght , (•n ablC'd :some busiru.>ss es and s m alh·i· shops to !'l'OPl'n . Banks. S(·h ool~ ;111cl n1:1ny s to rl·S rl·n1aipt•U t'lose d . ho11·e,·l·r. -~ero.r Seltles \\',-\S f-tlr\GTON -l\lore than t11·0 yt•a rs-af\l'I' the original com· pl aint \\·~is filc·tl . Lhc l·'ed(•ral ·rrade ('on1111 ission h~1 s <Jtce ptl'd :1 nl'goti a tl'd SC'tl lt•tnC'nt \\'ith .~(·rox l 'ur p. to i'Jld l·harges the firt1' monopolizt•d the nution·s of· fi ct• cnpy i ng 111 :1 (.'hint• businC'ss. L"nd(_'r lht• S£>llle n1c11t. Xerox <Jf:rced to lit't·nsc its patents to tompctitors ~ind to provide them 11 ith a ll Its ''' rittcn knoY.'·hO\l' on the bus iness. .'il11sl1 1'1111d \\' 1\ S 11 I ::-; G T 0 '.'\ Set·u ritit·s ;i nd E xthange 1' h (' Con1 - I' l 0 l~l.I (" '.'\(Jl"l(' I< 1~t· HLIC ~OTICE ( IN SHORT ) n11ss1o n s aid t od ay :\'.orth1·op Corp. and 111·0 other .dt.f(_'Odants ha\'l' ~llS\\'('l'l'<l c harges that :.l $30 1nillio11 s l u s h fu nd \\';1s t•Stablishetl hy lhi> con11);111.v for 1 I let:al po/it it al contributions untl payn1t•nts tu foreig n a gents. ,\11 SEC s pokC's n1 a n said the· tonscnt judg:m e nts \\'t•r c e~pe(·t · ('d to be filed in thl' U.S. Dis(ril·t Court tod<1y. Bank Shoo1011t K,\i\'S1\S CIT'i -O nC' man "·as kil jed u nd L\\'O bunk couriers \\'(_'I'(' inj ured ear ly tod uy in u shootout :ind (')l ase' in do1vnto1~·n Ka nsas C it~·. l'olitc s aid thC'' s hootin g follo\\-i'd an :.1ppart·nt allempt to rob the 1''irst K;ition:.11 Ba nk by l\\'O men \\'ho Sl'izt•d l\\'O Bunkers l)ispatch courie rs as hostages. Polil'(_' s aid thC'y s hot a nd killed Rci;in ::i ld Gant. 19, of Kansas Ci· ty. \1·hen he po inted a gun at then1 :.ifter trashi_y g the Bank(_•rs Dis- patch cur \l.'iTh the hostages into a ('<Jnstruttion project l\\O blocks \\l'Stofthe bunk. I .. --F.cr1-,-,o-,-,.--,c,c,c"c'c'c,--· l---NOT1cEToCR-,-o-,,-o-•-,~-I ---,,1criT1ou-,-,-,-,c,c"c'c'c'------·----~--FiCTtTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEME NT n~· . "' li1tHARDS HOUS( Of' P1Es,qn1 1.c; "'~ f.v.:·nue, Hun\it>gton l'loacr., E R fl •<l\<ltthon, 1bS9il 'S•IMrec ~t Fou~l"'" Vill<ty, Cdll!, '01()1! b J. "''"art1,,on, 10S9~ S11~tr(_.,, Fo"4'>t.i.n1J.1ll~y.(llh! 9110$ Jn«1 Du•1 ne>• " 'On<lu<le<l t>v .1 wn~«l I Oo'1 n.: • """ E. R fi'•<"6fCJ>on '"" ''""'"~•>1 ''"'~ loleo w.rn '""' to~n1, {_t tr• o! O •df\Qt Ccun!r on "''"'<MJT l~/S NAME STATEME NT SUPERIOR COURT Of TtlE NAME STATEMENT l ~ 10110-...ng ""'"''" a•e <IO•f\QbU,•· ST A TE OF CALIFORNIA l'OR Tl>e IOllOw•ng ll~f\,OtlS '""doing b•"I· ,,.,~,,,~-T11 E COUNTYOFORANGE ""''<>>' TELE TRON IC"' Sl>L.E:S COM· NO.A·llll~ >..O·STAR,n ODup0nlDti...e, ..... ue PAN V, TEL [lfl0•~1 t S UNITfO EslMe ol MABEt lE H AfHAWA'I' l(.1 ... n,·.c .. 1o1.q1bb• SALES COMPA t<Y, Ml( Ill IN· RILEY ,Oec~a-ed. Jame,Jonn Sa•an1.aq~scar<liMI OUST f<IES. MARK II I IN DUS TRIES, NO T ICE IS HE RE BY G IVEN l!! u.. Ave., Fountaon Vall~y. Car.t. 91700 11~11 I••'"~ lll•O .. Tu't,n, CA crtOi!or, ot n1e illlO•ll narned 11e<.......-n1 • Jdm~, W• 111am K .,1o;o,,oe_ IOI I llobe•I Ale.,•nder. 1qQO Par!\ 1n;i1 all ner"'n~ tiJving cldlm5 d9'1i'"' >.lnl<1 Ro'" Ave .• co,t;i Mesa, C..hf. Ne"l>O•t, •lo wpon IJ~a<t>, Cr.. '•16'>0 tne .,_,,d <Je<•~nt a•e n~<11J1fed 10 1,,._, 12616 Tni' tiu<;lne•' ;, ctu">ductco cv 11<1 in-!hem , w•lh 1i.;, nece~'"'Y vou<h.:r~, in Tn" bt"•ne•~ '' (on<1ucley co <l'"•dua•. !'lot,., rt A•~~.l~(l<;r 11>•5 51,.lemt•lt "'"' .. 1,0 ... in th~ Coun!v Cle•• o! Orilnge CCt.n1Y on ..-,:,,<n I•, !915, U>e oH"" '" 1ne (le•k ot the dbo•e ~n Qe11trco1 pa<tner'"'I>· f,J!(<(I courl, o r tO l"t'St'nl th~m . ...-.m Ille· Jdn1e' w, Kl r~ri-.. oe ""'"'""Y v01Jc•>ers, !.:> 1he un<le•SIQfl"d lnh \lulemcnl V.-d ' !•led ''"'" H>e al Ille o!hle ol h•> .ittorney, ROBERT County ClerM ol O•dng., County on A. EASTMAN, 1190 Hdtl>Ot li l•l Od•IY P1101, Putilt;;nea O•;ino" Cod>! Da•IY P,iot, 1~ pldce 01 ri .. ~,ne,501 tne und<:r5'9'1e<l "Prol l , 10, 11, 1•. 191} 1 !9~·1S M.lrtn 21, .. no Ap•ol 3, 10, 11, 19/S 11<:&15 :n all n•dlle•s pert;,in1n9 '"me e>ldle 01 F41:161 PuOli\neo Or<lnge tod•! Odoly Pdol. PUBLIC NOTICE 86121• NOTICE TO CREOITORS SUPERIOR COUllTOF THE i T ATE OF CALI FOR.NIA FOR Tl'IECOUNTY OF ORANGE NO, A·IJ\t(! £\1,o !e O! A DOLPH ROTH , . Cle<•~•tO. rJOTICE IS HEREBV GI VEN lo l"" C•edotor• o! tl>e ati<1ve named aecedent !hill dll pet,On\ na .. ng cla•m\ d\l<t•n.i lne •a•<l Cletedenl "'" '"<l""ee OI!•<' ol Hawa•d A. Erl1<n, J~ V/11,hlfe 6 •,,.d .. ~lo, S10, Los A°'J'"I<:'\, Cillo!. 90010, v.-t11<n " 1ne 1>l~ce ot bu"· • "'"' ol lne unde•s•gned in all mauer• ; pe•ldlnlng 10 I h(o l<~!a!e o! ""' o (ll!(eOl!nl, • w<l~ln loo• n•on1n~ cotter ene •·•~I • puo"(dl1onol tn,.noh te. • u..1eaA0•1l lS, 1~15 lllLIAN POTH E..-eeu1or or tne w.11 01 ltlf dbO•e namt'8-l.I ----------- ---------- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tn( 1011ow111g po,tson• are dolnq busi- "'"' d'. C.000 REAL ESTATE O F ORANGE COUNTY, lSl N, (OdSI H,.,y,, Ld!IU"il Beat h. Ca11 torn1a '10SI MARSHALL A STILTNER, 1100 P,,le•'>Ot'> Pli(e, (O•la Mesa, (al,,ornoa '11616 AR.T JENl(I NS, Oll £. Wil'>Ot'>, °'""'~· Cdlllorn•d ~l~~I HOWARD FARRAND, ~1lS. Ro<e St., Anal>ll•m, Cal•!O•n•a <t180S T~·· flu•'""'' IS (On<1uC !~d tlY .. g.:1\CI a! pat I "t r ~11 •1>- MAR. SH A LL A. S fll 1 NE"f 1 111~ '"'ten'<'nl ... ~s !11ea..v.-11n t"t C.ountv ti~•~ ol 01 ~n9e Coun!y on AP•" 11, 191) F•ns1 PuOl•i>r>ed OrdnQe (OCOSI 0dtl y PtlOI, AOtol 11,lt,ana M"v 1.f, 1'11S ll0/·71 April), 10,, 1•. MIS II~~./; l..11<1<1ete<1enl. w;Jnon lou• monlh•.Jfler -------- ----·llfll' l•r~I Qubl1cat•on ol ltli~ not•l,.f!. PUBLIC l\OTICE P ••BLIC NOTICE c.-.1eaMa«n?6, iq1s '-' JOHN JAV •lA TH AWAY FICT.ITIOUi"BUSINE!.S E•e<u1o• ol lne W<ll 01 NAME STATEMENT '.".T_IJ,•O.~.· ~."M",•.E~S '"" .. \>(Ive n.irned Oetedent TM IOllOW•O<J Pf''"'" ,, dOIN) bu"· ,.. , , • R08ERTA.EASTMAN ...,,, .. , The loll°"'lng P•'fS.On' •re Olli"') l>IJ~i-Allor""' it Uw R,E.K. E NT ER PRISES, JOI; Vlr.la ne•s a': ll~ 11•rbot Bhd., Suite lll TrUCM, N~wPOrt Be•ch, CA 9'/lll>O THE ORCHARD, 211'h Elmira SI,, COSl•M<PM,C•lilo•llii•2~2t Rk tiard E . Ka ien, J06 'Ii '''" Hunlinqlon Beacn. Ca Ill. 9?6•8 Tel; <IU I "O·OIJO Trucl>il, Ne wPQ<'t eecoc". CA 9lMO tluWtl H. Ct al'>dall , 81Sl Bllnman Allotneytor E•etutor , T"i~ Dtl\i...,s\ Is conducted Dy dn in· Wa y, Fcoir Cal<,, Calif, '1~18 Put>ll\hHl O•<>n~ (oasl Oany P•iot. 1 11;.,;au,)I. Ren!! Al'ln C•cond .. 11, 111 '' Ellnir•St., ""''· 21, and Al)r. l, 10, 11, !915 1111·1 > Ricnard E. K•ten H~n~:~;rr:e::~nH~~~ .. 9·}1":.~, Elmi•• r•t'l\l.IC '.'\OTICI;: This statem~I .... , liled w<rr. tho Coun!J Cle•K ol O•ant;ie Counly on SI., Huntington 6eact1,Cdl1!, '11><8 --------Maret> u, 197S. , ~ Tti!s l>u'in1Ks is tonll\JCltd b y a geroeral FICTITIOUS 8USIHESS r:iartnersnlQ, MAME STA TE ME NT Hutio.rt C•a(>Oatl lne ro11ow1ng "'"'on' a•e <1oln!;l l)IJ'!· This sli te.....,nt "'"'filed wilh thl'Co<Jn-""""'' !v Cle•l< ol O•dnge County on AP"I •. GOLDEN HARVEST FOODS,~360 191~ Ca"'""' Dr., Suite E. Newl)Ot1 BcoKn, Ft2s.M CA '16'>0 Putilished O•angl' (oa>I Oallt P1101, E<lwa<• Tn,, l>u.,ncss i5 <oflducted bJ ""in- ---,,-,TioUsBu-,,c,o,o,,~--, d.-iaual_ -E<tward 6;,rrnaki"" NAME ST AT E ME NT JOiln M . 8dtma~ln lne fol1ow•n'-1 "'"'ons "'~ <lo•ng b\Jsi· ""''"s ERNST, le•6 (O••O Pl., Co>t~ This S!J!ernent ,,..,, l•led wiln 11* Counly Cler-o r Or;inge County on Mtrcn Jt, 1911. Ml!-..1, C,,1,1, ~2b1o Ftll6S ""vrnon<1 J Ern,t. 1B•o to•vo Pl. PuOlisned Ora.,ge (o.151 Odoly P<101, i=u•u Putll l~d O•ano;ie Coast Daily P>lot, M.lrt h 10, 27, and A11til J, 10, !~IS ~I> PUBLIC NOTICE -------·---- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMESTATEMEHT The lol!owong pe<s.on' are ooingDusi- ne's •5: 'l"ANSTAR ENTE RPRISES, 176.36 ~., Bern.irc!O Cir(I~. Fountain V~lley, ca1i1,q2108 lowen E .• Star~, 111136 S..n 6erM t00 Cirt le. Fountain va11e1. c .. 111.'1108 Norm.. J. s1 ... ~. 11636 . San Sern<Hdo Circle, f ounla•n Valley, Uhl.'1108 (o>ld M'''"· (dl1! ~'/~10 Al)foll, 10. 11, l•, \9/S ]IOI·/) M~rdyn M. Ern,1, 18•6 Corvo Pl., --------o...,d B. Y•n~ey, 190tttlllrd Laroe, ·, Anot•MJn, Indian~ •6011 Co~ld Me'·" (dill, ~1616 PUBLIC l\OTICE Tn.s ou,,ne'' " <Onduclea Oy " 1,m,t~d p.irlner~ll•Q. Ravmo"<l J _ E•~SI Fl(Tl TI OUS BUSl"IESS llli~ S\dtement "'d' t>l(>d wiln 11>1< NAME STATE MENT (oun1y (.le•~ OI O•~n9e Coun!y on Tne lollowong per•on h doing bo.lsi· •'•'OH(tl)I, 19/S. FtlliO ""''.~~AN O F LOW ERS, ,11 Mafinl! P<1til!>t1ed O•dnqe Coast D•ltv p;1ot, Avenu., B;llbo.> l•land, t A 'llo62 Apr11 J,!O,l l,)~.1q1s 1 1~·1 IC•tn1een :;, Boone. }6" Linda ----RO!MI, Lii JOlld, CA 91011 r· ·~R I .I(~ '.'\OTJ( ·1·: Tl\ is l>uSH\4!SS is conducted "'an in- , Yflma l . Yan(e1, 19 O•t "-l'11 l"""· Andet\.tln, I n<11con11 46-0 11 Tn1s bu''""'' i• tonOu<IOO by " g-ra! 11"'rlnl!tStl11>, Lo ... ell E. SI<>•~ Thfs statem ent "'"' toled ••ilh ltw: Counly Cler-of Ot .. nge County on Apnl •, 191S '""' PubH~ed O range Coco51 Dally Pilot, Ap .. 1!0,11,2• ... no May 1, 191S 12~/j P lJ BUC NOTICE 6 4 2 • .s 6 7 8 D A I L y p I ~· . . . . •• ' .. . . ... . ... . '. . . .... . . Tho Bice••! Marketplace on the Orance ColSt • DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It; Find It , Trade It With a W11nt Ad [642-5678] Root hta!o ........ 1000.2999 Rtntols .•........ 3000·'699 Busineu, Investment & Finon(ial .......... SOOQ.5049 Announcements. Perton 1, lo•I & found ...•.. 5050-5'99 S.r't'ices & Repairs 6000·6099 Employment & Preparation ...... 7000·7199 One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ltlorchandl'• .•..•• 8000-8099 toota&lllOrlno fquipment .. : ...•. 9000.9099 Automobii9s & other Tronsportatk>n .... 9100-9999 " Hous•s for ScH HOUHI For s•e ,. ...... For s•. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ERRORS: Advertisen General . 1002 Ge.ral I 00~ G...,.al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $hould check their ach ••• •••• •• •• •••••••••••• daily and ~ er· MESA. VERDE ro.-s immediatety. The 2 STORY DAILY f'ILOT .. ...,.., Uobllity for tho flrst'I,.;: -.Only .$.64,000: • • Voll II love Uu s Exct·. correct rnsertiononly. s ly le P:u.:csctter hvnlc ~:o nlpl e t e wilh 4 bedrooms, 3 buths. den & Houses for Sale forn1ii l dining. t '.::u1tastic ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1;,tllcc "'Ork patio c•ovcr. lleSt ·V,alue 1n all nf Cos la G~n~rol fl.1csa. lJon't O\iss it!! I 002 Cull 541i·5880 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TAX REFUNDERS 3.UMITS Uuplcx l'\us Separate l lomc $59,500 • ••••••••• Harbor View Home 4 PLEX Monaco Model Sha'p &.Ul•an 3 + F4MILY +pool $3,,500 A.II o( lht: upgruding IS dono for you in this lov1··· 1y 3 be droom hCJrne . Decor at o r tou c h'Js thruoul. 2. L.arge_patios with heated & rillt·n•d 1)()0!. A h'omo £or la 1n1l y fun . Call 545·9'1~1 . • . . EASTSIDE '· • I:~;;;;~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Corner l...:1t t8::1:11•or1 Scahourne NB $6 7,500 Stop 111 any afl.ernoon. 3 BH or 2 & dcn.'2 Bliths. "NEW LISTING &211 Newport-Ii For1n11 I chnin~. !-)lie. U1>· N l·a l ~ s to r y Balboa ; _. Cpfo Me~ ).!rad.cd c·rpts & cus toin Peninsula J>o111t home, 4 . -0~' 640•8811 d1·p s . P ;1LHL O\\·ncr's U~droo1ps. 3 Liaths, .ind ! . • S {Eve 1nu,·111i.:oul of ~u·t·:i . hu).!c r.1mlly rooo1. 0 1>en f. 64""5•584;· ti·hi<l\J~R. c\·es t' 5-Q88.2 beam ct•1hni.:s Storagt! • . fo:leganl livini: an(l•inlr m odiate oceupancy on this Eusts idc i.na 1n • • tenant•e free residcn1:1-. Close tu s hopping.· Cu11~ venicnt to evet'ylJ11ni,:,_ Ol1 ly $:.Jti,OUO. G46•7il l. 01>cn f.~\ICS . 8iq Conyon'I"!' Bcautilul ()over model, \l a(•a nt. ~l us t Sl'll! 2 Bedroom & den. SI IOJ,500. 1)r l(_•asc S700. 1no. VOGEL & BABBITT REALTORS 644·6056 for ho.11111· l"1rn1x·r, &·c It now :i l ,only 887.51.itl. Call ----- 5-'0 t 1;11 BALBOA ISL4HD REDUCED $10,000 3 Udrm .. 2 hath. well (_·on· 's trurtcel hon1e. ldt•al for· ..................... ~~I r e n1odcli n g . <.:Jn.~c to ---------•I south Buy, §alt!ihttrtt -:ll5 MAHI N .. ;/\V .. :. BALH()i\ ISl.:\!'\U •673-6900. UNUSUAL HOME First tinlc offl'red . 4 hcllrooni. farnily roo1n , 2 frpll'::i, 3 baths, big lot, 4 ca r i.:a r11 g ~. 2 µatu:is. r\" ;.·1•11\!y rcn1f1dt•lcfl . All thi s ,;nd lo\'l-'I,\' Ea.~1 si d._, ioi:al101l . ll;1rbor 111 ).!hl•----------- St·hool dis lr1 l'l, ,\s kini.: l•-----------St;,J.;l(IO, Owner w 11l l1sle n tu1Jfl'er:-. l:all a l0· 1151 WHITECAPS Catch the ,\re <·l•·arly ''1sihle from GOLD. RING th1s ·:1hsolutely i.:o r gl.."Ous home 1n Ca n1t'(1 Shores. ~(' th1 ::> J:o:11st::>idc ocauty. Jl;1s 1·1(_•w o f tile jetty, h a rd \\-'oud f](lni·s. 3loii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0ii0im l bu11t rra l'f11·, 11e111nsula bedroom + lar ge fa n1ily ----------lights & lHU dt'J!ft•i:s of rn1. dblc J!<-tf<J).!t' off al· SORROWFUL Pacific. :1 Co1n1Jletcly Icy, (·ha rming )!ardcn + SELLERS prival~ bdr rn ,suites.•11< -ELEGANT 2 STORY Near new. V.'ar1nl y 1h•- <'Orated Y.'ith fin e pancll · in ~L lu x ury r arllet s , drape::> and loads 1.1l4'l1•- l'1Jt'at1ng cx1x:i·tise .. As s unle t•l\is t 1n i.: loW• 1n- ti:l'l'Sl V /\ loan or i;o llt<r n•1JJ µ;1,\' µOnll::i hi:IO\\' <'•Jml)ilr:ible pr1 r t•s l"r f;1sl sale. l)nl.\' S.'i:i,'.J."Af. t~lli· 77 11. Open Evt·S. •• SUPERB FORMER MODELHOM.E (·01·crc1.I patio. t)p1·~n Sun· 'l'lns l'OU l>lc nt•\•e1· cl't;"n bal.hs, poo l. hl';r ut lful d i•Y 1·5 .1;; B r.1;11J.,.,';1,\·, s l1•pt 111t ht•1n;1sti:r:-11Jhl'. l ;111 d,,l'~1p1 11 ;.:. ,\ r1•;1I C'.\1. For ;1ppn1 11l n1t.:lll. "l'h;.•y J\.l ~l ;idtled. 1n· 1;1l uC'a t S:!5U.Ul).)\ll l.i·l 1J L '"" •. 1 .. '."r1A..'B.\. :-.lalle.-J ,\: 11an1•led & plumht·d. 111ut n o\1' lhe,v 1nust mov<.". l-:l ci.:~1nl o!H ll trili:1'1•] Yo'/ brand new 0 l)(,>o l & jur uzz1. paneled offii·c. hu tl t in :.Le rco, '1";1sti:fully dt•(_'i)r;1h.'CI 11nd l:111dscapcd .t BH, hon) ... \'Ll'I\' of llig Canyon l!olf 1·uur s c and .,·as h1 nn ls h1nd . Secludt'IJ outdoor C'nl crt;uning <irca ~llh or1cnl11I i.:ar1ten .. ·V1~·w deC'k . Gas fueled fir1S11 1L ltcsul enl't' fc;lturcs 'liv. ·i n).! rno1n with hi i.:.h h;.•;1 rncd c1:1lings. llu;.!l' mas lt·r ::.uitt• plus J fanH• Jy h•·droo o1 s. Pri{·t>tl al Sl!J.'l.UOO. l,.,'u ll 673·!650 fur ••PPL to 1nspec·L bri c k B ·B ·l~. IJl x . H .. :1\l .'l'llllS watt•r s o l't c ncr, ;1n<l ~L\t.'1-: l:Jl l rnurh, rn uc h rnore. 'l'l1t•ir 673-4400 T llU ::ilOflllllC IS Y<)Uf 01» 1 .. ~~ .. .,.-..... --.... IH ll'Lu n1l y al Si6,uoo Coff09~bytheSeo w/assum11 blc 7'~ lo<.1 n. STARTER Ol'll• 111 '1•q s 1ur1 roar ;.;;;:!',. c L A s s I F I E D New port 3 bedrm honlt!, Ci\ LL NOW! .5.56·~ DUPLEX bea m £•e il ings. llrick c;:::::,SELECT. first time i nvestors de· rrr)lc .. priv11tecomnHUll · IPROPE.RTIES' li~ht ! Unly $38,SOO for I.)' of fine homt·s. lJlutl lo _ ·-----this prime t•asL-;ide Costu hca<·h. l'r1nc1 p;1ls only. •CAPE COO• , Mc ~a location ! B,rin ~ C,\ LL G·IO·tiliOtJ WATERFR~ hamm<"r & paint brus h . ""'"' You fix ' & n1akc a I.lull· [t8l ~ ":~~ ~~E~j OH MARKET-I DOVER SHORES S1111tiago Ur.; best buy on this t•xclus ivestrccl. 4 BJ{., 3 ba., f;im. rm. & formal din. r1n. S94.500 CALL 675-7060 Go•'tOwned 4 Bit .• 2 ba. $'l7 ,500 Low duy,·n p;.iymcnl CALL 556-8800 Balboa Bay Prop. Realtors *CUSTOM HOME 3500 s q . ft. built t o hig hest s l a ndarrls of crafts rnan s hip fJn !'iCCluded i:: acre "·oode1I lot Jn North ·r ustin. ·I Hdrms, Stud y, t'am rm, lrg kitchen, :1 frpl e "s. air tund . Illus many deluxe fcut1.1 r t's. ilU )'er c an work with decor ator to c hoose t'1nal appoint- ments for this cxceri· tional hotn e . Call 675·6800 or R32·8161. 1~------- Pt:lll.IC XOTICE FICTITIOUS' BUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT T""' lollow<M!I perw n '' <1oing till,1-nessco•. . ARENDSEN ASSOCIATES., l•? V•• 0por1o, N~w oon ee .. c11, Cal•t ""' John Laurente Arendwn. 135'11 T•oon, l•Qun• Nlguet, c.a1,1. T1>i1 bu~i~Ss I~ conducted ov "" lfh 'l•ldual, J11n ls L. (a!tlwell Tl'll• ~•altml!nt v.-•s l iled wirn 1"'1 County Cler-of O••no;ie Coun1y on Aflrl• II, 19IS. F•21Sl Publi~d Oranoe Cna ~t Oally Pllo1. Apr.l ll.1t,andM~yl,8,19/S l:l!.0-15 PUBLIC NOTlCE --------· fl(T I TIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tn~ M110-..!n9 Pl'r•on " llO•<>Q b\J .. ne•5 •~: MISSION VIEJO PETS R U$,7~"° Mu;•ldl'\<IS, ~"slon Viejo, CA '1olS ~n L0t' Zyl't wl(t, lS312 Adfl•f'l.I ~ .. MIV.lonVlt10,CA9,•IS Tiii\ l>u~l.,.~s is con1hKl!XI l)y o11n lf\- dlv1ch.i1I. Jo.-n LoOs Zvl~l!wi(' Tl'llt ~•••emtnt w1s lned wltfl tl'W! COuntv Cltrk 01 Of"M!Q<t Countyooi April h , ltl~. .-o1M Publl\l'IHI Or•noe Coast Oall1 Pilot, April 1t, 1t, ~l'IO~y 1, 8, 19/S IJS~·7' Newstrom · all aver C1llfornla it rounded up each day In the 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 'J'y,o story ·IBR & den. die! You OY.'11 It for S:l.8.50 fnrn1I din, 2 frplt'S. 3 car + cus ts. 1'akc advan· gar, xtra prkg. Sl•l5,UOU Lage. Call lod:iy 64 tj-7171. or subrn1L 0>11,1119 ;tts •11ri"101f1. ,. NeY.'fJor t Beach duple x. Fee land: Sharp & cozy . $62.500. S l'/\HLl~(.i Tl t:A I~ E::;'r l\'l'f: 83J-J..'l-IX 1--~ -----J-AG_c_~-~~~--~-S-LTY--1[ ~. "BEACH RAMCH" POOL& FAMILY ROOM MODOWMY4 S P 1\C lt)US LIVIN'G . You r l'amily \.\·111 "live 1t l•----··-·---1 up"' in this upgraded 2 story, "1 br + bonu s r m, nl~ar nc"' home. Offered :iL only $iifi,5uO. i:::::fo ~~~ 3848 Campu1 N 8 549·1855' Harbar Yi~w Home :\ OUC·Of ·3·kind homt' th a t in c lud es 4 bc1Jrooms, den, form<1 l dining. 3 baths. 'f hi s 2\JOO sq.IL home 1s all on one level. O bie det11ehcd g11r:ii.:e y,•iLh room for hoat or trailer :-toragc. 1.arge t•ul·d(··sac lot y,·1th tru1t tr(·cs. Plent y roon1 l'or pool. \'1cw oJ' I.he 1'urt !c.ro t'k ll ill s. O u lsLa ndin g v;1Ju c $83,950. 640-6161 OPEN DAILY l\-1e s <1 Verde Counlr:/ Cluh are;1, urr Country C ll!b Ur ive. Sec tu beli l·~ th is wel l d e - s igned 3 h('droom home. Many cxlr;is, 171>5 Baha1na Lane Agent f.i4 6..J255 ,Hilltop & View Qp,c;N BEA!\f & llRI C K -3 bcdroo 1n ho me, bc;1ut1fully ap- pointed. Nc\V kitchen, pool & jacu1.zi. $122,SW. on fee l11nd. i'~anlast ic ruur tx.qi-~111 be:ich home. Spac.iOus entry lo enormous 1t'e'jng nnll dining rooms. •tJn1- q uc g ard e n kiteht-11. Jumbo size pa11.)' ro\trn . Kin g size master-& childrcns s uites. \\!all ol g la ss lo l'olyneM •lll p11radise. S pecla~l;1 r pool and tild hut~: No down lo vcls. Low~dy\\·n to non-vets. Call <i•ick 96.1·6767 :. Ol'H11119.ns 1uN ro er N(r• [,~11t~AiH1fl SPLIT LEVEL ·' 642 ·~20Q... __ ,_675:4q6g 3 Br, 21,~ U11 , formal ~in· •-~-~~-~ ..... u~--..... -~,~--~~-~~-..... ~~-:'I in g. 1'rina ti.1odcl, \'l~w. -Estate s<1ys sell ! J\t'akc tlA.LECREST 3 llR. 2 ba, offer. !j formal dine. lg yard. ;is· SPARLING ·• PETE BARRETT -REALTY- sumablc 7'~·;.. V 1\, Only R1'.:AL 1'.:S'l'A'fE :: $.39.950. Owner/i\~t ask H33-3548 '• for G inny 54G .. ll•ll orl ---1 -8-1k-lo~.~Oc~...,-~ .• l- 5'10·221«i Partial vit'Y.'. 2 BH..;t· . F il)(l y,·hat YOU \\'Hnl in 1===========1 Dail y Pilot Classifieds. La)!una. $-l7 .500. &12-5 -:--~--:----'-'---J:co·o~'~'c''~'c'~'~·~to~B~k~·,c· __ c:;__ DECOff.ATOR'S DREAM "fhis J!Orgcous 3 bedroom hcauty is rur the buyt'r who wan t s PR IMt: ~U ALl1'Y . Bi g bac k yard & l'UStom pool and Ja cuzzi. Even room ror boal, trail er or rccrea· t1onal ve hicle . Beautiful· ly dccoralcd interior and <;Us'r O l\-tlZt;o KITCJt EN . Complet e 1\·11h se,l f {'lc<ining ovC'n. You will be plci1scd at on- ly $49.~1!,MJ, 546-4141- YA,tfHA Rei- 1n OrnngeCounLy Key& in offi ce WORLD RE4L ESTATE Spcc1alis1s in .:ovl'l'n· mcnt f1nanvcxl ho1ncs ! 5.'.fl -7i771·:1ll unytl1ne Cla!'lto1Jri cd ad,; sell bi ~ itcnlS , .small itern<i or any item. Just call 642-5678. GNeral I 002 General 1002 ._!'····················· ......................... . . . macneb /Irvine realty MEDITERRANU.H MEDLEY. • • • Excitin~ Bay & Nite VIEW. Roman ·garde ns. Exq ui sitely clecorated. Des ig11 er's 111ast c rpi ecc. 3 Jg. bedrooms. :~ haths \\I /fa mily roon1 . · Bob Owens 642·8235. CW76) "DEANE 4WARD WINNER" Dramatic home w /3 bedroon1 s up & den down. Country kitchen formal dining room & super a~enities. $82,000 re c. Emme l McKunc &14 ·6200 . (W77) IE4UTIFUL ""·HEIGHTS IUILDIHG SITE Approx'. 9&00 s q .ft .. R-t fol. Conv e ni ent to schools -a great lo cation ! $39,500. Tom Qu een 644-6200 (W78) 642 .. 215 t01 00.... Dfl•e • 644-6200 tf.44 MC "'111ut ., • .~ I• ! e I ••• 002 •••• g is O\'C• rnc. h t:~ lio:> !'1•11 ll ii)' i ril· "" • Ill•• lll'l'" 'till• "t J.!. i 11. cl l'· ncll · e l s . ·.,-It•· .A:.· • Ill ullt•r ·I••""' t11r ':J,J(/, ER .E and Ol •'. ~olf 10 11 dooc 't'il h ll'W ('i)ll. '\I\·· 1i i..:h IUi!l! anu· lex. 'UZ)'. H" M ~~~~~ m· n. m . r & V ul ·• • ao2 ~·· • . ·• • ·I .. • : tt-•ForW. 'llooose•ForW. ~-·~ • . : _,.,!!••••••••••••••••e••I•••••••••••••• .., r'Wlr' -,INw.a ..... S. KIBIH For S. 1-For We Thursday,Apri1 17, 1975 OA1LVPILOT CJJ , •·••••ol . 1002'4 ••••••••• !.•••••··~··••.••••·•~!!.I~~-;;;;; ••••••.•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -........ 1001 • .. 100 • ·- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····'"'' 2 ... ,.. 1002 ... ...,.., 1 oozGwr• 1002 --For-~--~-------1111••.;.;;~;,;,;,;;,··;·;·~·;·;·;··;·;·~·;·:··;·~·;·1 ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cosio MoM I 024 "-hllo Valley I OJ4 -ffOC)loo .._. I 041 '. OH THE FAIRWAY It's been .aw hil e since a home has been orrerc<I on th e fairway or the t\1esa V erde Co untry C lub 's Championship Golf Course. This 4 bedroom,, ~inglc stOfy -is Unique!· · Formal d1n1n g, courtyard entry and a lmost 3,000 •q . fl. of living· not to me~ti on the fairw ay at your footstep. Askmg $149,000. UHllj)UE HOMIS, .......... 5.46-5990 2150 Meta Y .... Dr. c .. t. M"" · ' OPPO.RTUNITY KNOCKS lllOllllS & SAi Htet ATTIHTIOH We still have a few openings in our new Corona dcl Mur ofrice. Ask for Ron to rind out about" our speciaJ :ompensalion plan. 752-0460 Anytime . REDUCED $4,500 !!! Newp.ort Beach . excl usive area . Be_aullfully decorated with papers & patnt; 4 bdrms .• dihing rm., recreation room. Ready to go at $73,900 CORONA DEL MAR G-al 1002 lol>oalslaad 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OVERFLOWIMG FOR SAU VALUE ••IYOWHER IE.A.CHA.REA.. LrJ;!.houseon1i.c.1oc.s $2045 DOWM • BEDRM-3BATHS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S.....,..rn.._ls GREEN Valley·3 ~5. ol VACA.MT Pooln..! , Ur ,3bi1,liv·dln,Cam·kit . OWNER ANXIOUS. J And there's no heller 214 gar, patio. parks. Bedroom , 2 balh. Sharp w"yloenjoyb0th lh111nin $57,900. Prine. only. & c lean with coay lhis beautlrul pool home Owncr.968-239K fireplace . VA & Fl-IA in Costa Mesa. MOtil Im· terms-Call anyume. p_res,i ve .tum11y r c ·H·t~a..a 1040 sconalALn suJ~ncc with lus h, low •••••••••••••••••·•••••• 5 34.753] . maintenance grounds,1•---.. -.. ---p atio. A decorator's!" r--~~~~~~~~~ . dream inside with huge WALK TO IE.A.CH fl oor plan. Entry hall. Old TownChcrnt FOUR Pl.EX formal livingroom,giant Dig 50x ll71h Lot. 2 $72.500 C<imily rm with open-Bedrms. like new on in· Take advantage of these beamed ceiling, brick side~ Call anytunc . units at 1973 prices! $7500 fireplace, 4 bedrooms. SCOTT ••••TY -year gross income pro- $52,000.540_1720 SJ6-753J vid c s excelle nt La i< 1~~~~~~~~~~1 shelter. Three bedroom TAllll.L.ltaltcw1 I· unit for owner-two 2: 2955 H.,....,.d. $36,900 bedroom units. One-I. View bedroom unit. Can't find another bargain like this. Forever! Jo'or appt. to see, call aJ?.cnt847-60 10. ()PlPI Ill 9 • 11 VVN JO Bl f1.(f • ONLY 5 LEFT ~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~G~o~ .. ~r.i~ 1002 G••rel 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime beach area. Near Bi g kitchen w/ bltns, in· fwy., s hops & schools. s1dt,-: b:.i.rbeque. ·rrec l i n e d s tree t . i\1ANYEXTRAS ! Sl48.500 • 675·9'1~ Secluded entry. 2f x 15' !~~~~~~~~~~ J J II CondalliniuMs - Country cottage 1n lhe <"i- ty ! FOresl or trees, lush gt«nery. Has huge Patio that's ideal for outdoor barbeques. New carpet· ing. llas been freshl y pa1nlc d inside & out. Master s uite wilh private 'Iii' '"j , . -~ -· -THE REAL ESTATE RS '' G-ol 1002·G-~ 111Cjz ...................... _._ .... _ ................... . \~ ('.;-;[ I 1 "-; TAYLOR CO. J(J <•\l 'l'()j{S ~11111 · l ~J ·lli . llG CYH "DEAUYILLE"-YIEW ;New fantastic 4 BR model w /bonus :rm. Impressive 2 story entra nce. Spac. _LR & DR, wet bar. most inviting lge kitchen. Elegant mt tr BR s uite Top quality cptng. Priced right! $139,500 " 2111 S .. J ...... HihRood l!IEWPORT CENTER. IU. 644-4910 100 G_,.. 100 ····················~· •••••••••••••••••••••• " .. MEADOWLARK VETERAMS ESTA.TE Fre e l is t of· homes • /1"4ti# S#Hid. ~ RE~LTOR_s'· IEAUTIFULLY DECORATED Hort>or .. Ylew- Afontego model . 4 Bedrooms, dining rm + f am rm. Warm (ireplace. On a beautiful landsc_aped corner Jot. Shows like a model. $81,500. CALL-644'-7270 2121. E. Coast Highway, Corona ·del Mor PIOPllTY MANAGEMENT ... ••11111 U¥llOCI ·--MOM8 fOst LIYHtC N£TWOltK .. C•I .. l, TH l~r. IHI. ff rlJH JlrPUCI II /llf l•lr .. Ii vi n g r oo m -I· Heit to Run11in9 OVERSIZED COUNTRY lalboo Peninsula 1007 Stream• near 1044 ,~ .,.. ·=,. I . ,.·:· .. · ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• KITCl-IEN ... ~orm<1I dine ................... , •••• Newport's u---. Family s ize bcdrooms. l•"""'"::::...;;;. ______ •I ~· -r King si:i:e master 1>u1lc. Xlntln•ntment $40,950.--$44,950 bath, 3 bedrooms, ran<;_h·i----------slyled kitchen. l<'reshly redecorated in & out. Exceptional value at 2 Bdrms., 2 baths & rami· 145 UniYenity Dr. $10,900--owner must "O. ly rm ., on t:. Say. Some tJustoff JrvirwAve) "' bay view & close to 540-1720 TARI ELL, Realton 2955 Horbor ll•d. EXCITING-NEW a Br. t'arn ltm. 2 story free standing home . Prof. rront landscaping, ~~2~~.dvanta gc . Call ocean. Can be easily con· 548·7223 ON11 111 9 . •t ~ 1u11 ro at N1i:'i ,. verted lo la rger single or ----------1r1 u s h ca rp e tin g , , ~ duplex. ~79,500 ~ THE REAil ESTATERS I ' •.. :;.:,·; -~ 4BEDROOMS & SHARI' Well kept adult occupied home on neat and quiet Eastside C.M. cul·de· sac. Shake roof. 4 bdrms, 2 baths. 0 BAV A NO BEACH t; f '> :JOOU CarOH del Mw 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Rial Estate 7°/o lllfered far this byMIYAY. CATALINA VIEW sharp 3 .,_ 2 bollJ 5br,21,-~ba .famrm .. din. hofM in idHl loc:atiolt IMVITED!! rm. 2 frpls , extensive ..... So. c-• Pino. s d . lndsra ping. & dccorat-uper out oor entertain- ing. Fee land by owner. Freshly palsied. new inginthissupcr2story.4 fl.educed Lo Sl32.500. 4001 hi-la carpets, clean bdrm home w/sundeek , . IQuap•--1! ~-... _T_•~•-'_;d_e_I_._,_ .... __ -0_1_10 __ , and neat doll house ra~:~· ~rcart~r:~' beia;i .....-NEWPORT BEACH priced at $46,000. 968·4456 Praperli9a ol Ur, dining, family rm. Other terms aYczllal:M. LOY'ERS draperies & rcncing. Uni\'. Park. ~.990. 552-9300 Ukr. TOWNHOUSE· $31,900. 2 BR. 2 ea; 2 Story. Air cond. Sharp! 644-4887 DESIGNED {or la rge ram ily se p a rat e ma s ter bedroom downs tairs, 4 children rooms upstairs; just a few doors from community 45 acre park "'ilh pools. tenn1s, bike paths a nd family run. J usl 563.500 1.s2-1t20 ' 1 f c~I DELIGHT ,..oo OUAlllt. NtW"°91t •tACH poo , 2 rplcs. AAA cond. "' RAISOR'S fo~ec land. llarbor High HACIENDA Cozy dream in presligE.- "EAR GOLF already appraised by VA n in Ora n ge County . · ,• :;· & SURF Ava i I ab I e t o a n y Gnerai IOOZGttterol ~002 .r t Veteran. Call World Real ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •:"-'.us om a ppr oac h. :t;a v i s h I ands c lJ Pe. t<:state, 556-7777 anytime. 1"restice location. l'tusli t• Veter a ns Real Estate BREAD'M -BUTIER UMITS SchOoi Dist. REAL ESTATE Lr act. Un'dE.-r S)().000. 3 SPARLING Bdrm. 2 bth with garden REALTORS _ j n t er io r. s I' Ac Jo us,1_5~"'-"-· a_i;_,_t.---~--I rl"F A M J LY R 0 0 !'ol , ' :.Circular floor Jllan sur· JUS.T LISTED . •ound s. CENTER HARBORVIEW ,' ATRIUM . A rare find+ HILLS , . .' ~~-~;~s. t:all to SCl' ESTA.TE •' oPfNl119•11 s 1 uNro~1 riK.1• Jlard lo (ind l~home .. ; [lll!illlitl ~tt:r~~'.,::~·:.·~~ . -·•••!"""'.' room with (1replace and PAIHTUP FIX UP $30,000 FHA-YA This 3 bedroom. 2 bath home is the besl buy in . Costa Mesa. Nea r shop· 1ng, transportation, , s.c:hools. Great pot.enlia l or young family or in· _ estmcnt. Ca\1545-94.!ll. wcl bar., separate dining room overlooking the bea uliful pool a nd j.acuzzi. Citrus trees and a great vegetable garden in addition make this your very own estate in Corona del Mar for under $100.000. Appt. a must . 673·8550. Ol'fN 111 9 • rF'S 'UN tO 8f Mt'.I• ----- - THE REAL ESTATERS ' .•.. " !~ • I • ' ' ' • • ' ' . . ' ALL U.S. VETS OPEN DAILY 1·5 l.uxury bay front duplex : "'.J bdrms ., 3 ba . + 3 "Lbdrm., 2 ba. 60 f"l. on It Is your right lo own a home with no down pay- m e nt . Slaff o ( ex· veterans to assist you. Call World Real Estate, Orange County's only Ve te r a n Real Estate Specialis t. A s k (o r Veterans counselor. 556-7777. Call anytime. priv. sandy hc ach. $325,000; financing avail. ~Via Lido Nord . " DAVIDSON REALTY 645 7S 75 6 73 9060 SELL idle items with Daily Pilot Classified Ad. ·:.G-a1 I OOZG-ral I 002 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... " ,. CULYERDALE 5 IBIROOM Large family home on a quiet street. F ireplace in li ving room. Large fenced yard, all good-sized rooms and in move-in condition. Asking $.57 ,500. CHARMING EASTILUFF Spacious corner location. covered with big trees, makes a perfect . setting for this large 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 story home. $8.5,000. RED UC TIOH OF $7 ,500. • , On this superb Baycrest property. Owner anxious, location excell ent. . l-fomc immaculate. Yard smashing. · 4 bedrooms. 3 bath.';, formal dining room . Bes t l)uy in Bayc'rest. . $110 ,000 . RIVIERA EUGAHCE DOYER SHORES ·Sandy beach is the setting ror new, custom .. colonial home w /5 BR, fam. rm., formal din., air cond . $295,000 . LIDO ISLE Large 8 BR , 6 ba. home on s<1;ndy beach: 50 fl. lot, shore mooring. $295,000. Will consider trade. LINDA ISLE Beautifully decor. 3 BR. & lagoon. Ramp & s lip. $255,000 den, on BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J..J 1 hu v"<1' Or .... ,. l!. bl5 b l 6 1 2 4-Plexes side-by-side, roomy 2-bdrm apts. Ai;e 12. expenses minimal. Only~ $53.990 ea. In- vestors. you won 'l like their looks Lil you look at th is $SS . Ca n 't be matched. C.:all .>IB-2313. VACANT EASTSIDE Bright and charming, 3 bdrm, 2 bath home has new s hag: carpeting, formal dining room, cov· ered patio and awaits your of( er . $44 ,100. REA813•3E_:~;0ATE 963-8316 patio; vaulted ceiling. 3 4.i23 Campus Dr .. Irvine ....,.... Years new, 968·4456 c v s c ----------lt..tesa Verde 4Br, 3Ba, 2'[------~=--i ampus a lley hop tr. LAGUMA frple, wet bac. Upgcd'd HEAR THE IEACH CALL 833-8600 .SPECTACULAR thru·out. Must see lo ap· $370900 llE TERRACE, 2 Br, 2 ' prec iate. By own. o I ·1 th Undoubtedl y the most 546_4000 n Y !Vi m1 es to e suri ba .. nr. pool. Showcase lovely home available ----------< from this sparkling clean cond. $43 ,500Agt640..5560 along the coast. View is 3000 + and spacious 3 bdrm, 2 breathta k ing, lhe de· AfESr\ VERDE lovely. bath home. with builtins. o;;ner, C~lv~rdale, ~ corating 1s the mos t f'ac ingpark ~lluge fami · brick fi r e pla ee. rm 21" a. ge rear_y · d nd breakfast bar and many & co\·cred pal10, Asking gracious an u erstat-ly room addition with 2nd more bonus' features. S65.000. 552-7203 \,.,. ed you will ever see. fpl c . a J:;a r gara ge. !-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; O uts tandi ng dec ks .. 579,500 Firm. Ca ll for Call before it's gone!,_ balconies. ponds a nd a ppt . R e d Car pet, 96J-S67Jor 55&7035. HOWAIOUTTHIS? landscaping. Sl59,500. Realtors 842-$11 : -New air-conditioning un · COM'S FINEST .·., .. , .. . it. new d1sh1A·asher. new The mos t outstanding hot 'A'a ter heater. new MESAVERD E 10 , ... ,,.e ond n •w rcnlal in COM. A lovely Red d · Be ·1 J "..... '" uce price. aut1 u '[-~======--(Solarium floor cover· three bedroom all 4 bedroom. 2 balh in ex· G1 .. ...i 1002 G, .. ,., 10021£ IQuall i_ · :··;;~~~·~·;;~··· cosTA0Mesi:'. ...,:.::.c::.~ custom home on Poppy. elusive Mesa Verde. This RENT TIL YOURS ings. 1><>n'l oflen find this bui lt by a ma s te outstanding buy can be 4 br, 2 sty, Close to bch, 'many ndew items in a 4 carpente r, and a £ine you rs with as little as pool . pvt . patio, year ol, ol bdrm;, ?'h olderthreebedroom ren-85900 tot.al down 1A·ith a cpt /drps , e tc . $275. bath. F .R. home. It s Lal. Oversi:i:e Jot. Must I h · f 979-8190/963·6767 beautifully landsc.aped, see to appreciate! ow pure ase price 0 with sprinklers front and S6!1,500. Hurry! Call now r ear and 1t .. s priced LAGUNA APTS. 673-3027 Broker below markcl.ilt.$&t,900 :-SHARP·S49, 95o 2 STORY · 1•00 oo.-rLsst·~r~~, ''"'H Rare chance to buy in -North Laguna a fine 12,l•-.•5•1•D•~·c·H-.-.M·ER--I _. un it com plex with a 15" Iii --oc~u":.~cY $4 7 ,000. Nea r proposed marina : site. Bike to beach, wulk to shopping. Gourmet kitchen, la rge fa mily roo m . Natural wo.od burning brick fireplace. Call 962-7788 to inspect. View Catalina Crom this pride of ownership home. Located on Hlurf-200' deep lot ! AUOUT ~:, ACRE! Custom built- one or a kind. Gourmet- ga 1 ley kitc hen with view-bright & cheeryl Queen s ize bedrooms. Just S-5000 '+ costs buys this barsain hunters de- light. fo'ull price onl y $49,950. IM MEDIAT E OCCU PAN CY! Don ·t hes ila t c-call fa s t 646-7171. OPfN 11(9 •ti S ll.IN r(fBI N'(f• .. KEY ·. • IP.€ALTOP.Sft LOWEST l'lllCED WATER VIEW ILUFFS CONDO Beautifully rederoratcd. Vacant & ready ror oc- cupancy; 3 bdrms., 21h baths. Owner will con· sider lease/option, A real GI HO DOWN 38R FORMAL DINE ASSUME $18,900 Nestled on tree lined street in prime t'Oastal a rea. Scelude<i entry to large family sized living room . t'orma l dine . Moder n wifes ave r kitchen. Generous sized mas ter & c h.il dren 's suites. IJoat & trailer ac- cess. Hu rr)· for Lh is seldom orfered bari,:au1 ! C.ill 11li3-i8MI. ()I~// Ill 9 •II\ IL~• -·a~· /,.r;f' .c:rcat rental hi story. l?ustic 2"2 br home. Walk to shops. beach, Large co untry s lyle ReaJ.Estate and all the cha rm of kitchen. Knotty pi ne 1iv· aa...ar.1.v La guna . $325 .000. Ca ll ing room w/used brick by1TIL:YJ"I.• 675·7225. fireplace. Pa tio. blK1, frplc , m a ny trees. $.19,750. . VISleN ' RIALTY 552-7500 $500 MOYES YET IH ~~~~~~~ • • • • • ,_, • • o uO \\I.LE) . Bl·: \1 :1"\ A Bfl<G E.Nl[RPlllSES CO Ray Mee.die Rooltor 1810 Howport Costa Mesa!'.48-7729 Mesa Verde 4 or. 2'h ba. 41RHR.IEACH 4 Bedroom-shake roof. Top value in top area. 1 Blk. to park & school- Move fast lo win thi prize. CALL842-9371 rLEASE IUY MISTY TURTLE ROCK Scarce Plan 5. including land. 4 Ddrms., 3 ba., (a mil)' rm . Quiet loc. Asking $68.950 rETTIT REAL TT 552-7000 Ha rbor View llills, J Br. paneled den. din rm. kil den, ra m . rm, ocean \"ic1A· w/din are:1. lrg yd. 2865 Pool. 1227 Oulrigger >Dr. Europa. $69.000. Owner Sl29,500. Open Sal. & 557·5070. FOR ME!! Wives "''i ll be pleading CMJUftCI leach I 041 for Lhis sharp·adult oc-••••••••••••••••••••••• c upicd Dutc h Haven ----------11-IO~f f; OF QUALITY. 3 home in great JocaL1on. 41RDUPLEX BR ,2Ba.Combo t'am& Submit your t erms. wilh a BR. 2 8:1 llental. Din Rm . llarga1 n at 842-937 1 Sun. 640-8819. 1----------1 AO/an REAl ESTATE THE REAL' ESTA_TERS ' bargain al $79,500 I~==="~ C. F. Co/esworthv So. of Bayside Dr. with S45,000. Come & see this ----------1 beautiful natural wood College Park abode & get l/1 ACRE QOO Gi. """'., ~I ,~, \l.l l 1 ~,,, C'J1'. }.. .~l/J . Reoltors 64Q..002o BLUE PACIFIC VIEW 4BR. Col• of Newport POOL BEACH QUALIFI ES for Ta x UnobsL ruc l ed ocean Crcdit ?-worth con·, view ! lli~h on a hill . s ideralion. BRAND Enter private walled NEW three bedroom courtyard toelegant oval hOme; well equipped, In pool. 1-"ormal entry to an excellent price range spacious royer. Gourmet ot $52,500. Call to see. garden kitchen and dine. 675-551 I Comrortable living and COLEorNEWPORT fa m i l y rooms with REALTORS UNL IMITt;D BLUE 2515 lo;.Coa5lllwy PA C l F I C VIEW ! Coro6ade1Mar Sepa ra te g uest a nd childrens s uites. llambl- 2 STORY CASTLE ing ocean view master suite. f irst time offered. WfYlew -Mewport $7500 ilown. Don 't miss ZIOO Sq FL of Luxury ii !! Call 9G.l-G767 . OnlySteps toWater ONN!u <J •11s 1un10 o1 r.:,C1 • • Three Giant Bedrooms HEWLISTIHG NeWpor+ Island 2-Story 3 bdrm .. 2 hath family home, with lots of char111. Spollcs:-i ~condi· t1un ! Owner re~1d y to mu v c, pure h ;1 s c d anolhc r. S7~.:oo 673·3titi3 673-8086 Eves associated 8 Q01<Fl!S 11£11.!TOl!S J\J, "° Bu•b u •' ''' texlures. Only one year fu ll details. 275 Nassau 50"FaMilyllfl'I LAGUNA new. Call ; 044·7211 Rd. Owner. 557-9977 Pool buo·l"ecs P'''''e /JD.NIGE L OAI LEY ~ ASSUCIATES Pvt Parly seeks house 1800 ' or less. !\1esa Vc.rdc . Prine. only ~ P .'l'.L . 540-liO'Jfl " Awesome vie1A'! Tiled en· home w /fabulous custom tries. fpl cs. redwd decks, pool on grounds ! Giant g r e at fl oor plans , 19x l4 mas ter s uite + go urn1et kitchens, 3 Dr, I lxl5 study for Dad. All 21,~ bu. From $86.500 rms arc oversized. See it! .... ~~~~~~~~~ SPRING and s ubmit your ol'fer/-CUSTOM and term s! Heady to BYOWN~R.Completely Irvine Terrace IS IN THE AIR move. :1s king $58,500. remodeled 3 Bd . 2 Ba. VIEW, JBR & POOL. on and 1A'aiting for you in Bkr962·5511. home on Bluebird Ca- choicc corner. $ISJ.OOO. this 4 bedroom, dining nyon. ncam1..>d ceilings. room. pool home in l\fcsa BY OWNER, JSR, 2 Ba, frplc. wood & stained Offers invited. F I I d Verde. bui lt for fun , l"un , rp c. aun ry rm, super glass windows. 2 decks &: HAL PINCHIN, Rltr. fun . Warm family home sharp! o/e Ati . lo beach. patio. $84,500. Open Sal. 2727 E . Coast i-lwy with roomy kitchen with $48.500. 968-6"28 & Sun . I to 4. 952 Bluebird $56,000 1 ____ 6_7_5_·4_3_9_2 ___ 1 a s.unny breakfast room. Assume at 7 ~3 J Br . <.:anyon Dr. 497-1816. •----------1 1b'.',1~g. youo' 1t~l53 9300~ I If.I ba Condo. Upg'raded: 3 BR. 2 DA . xtnt vie1A·. Buyi> a cule & clean 2 1· 1 1n1s. n Y ..., , . new plush shag bric.: bdrm. house on 29th St.. SOUTH OF.HWY. Call546-2313. . l . Q • 1 t 1164 La Mirada. J.blk. to ocean. 10o1 f<'t. Excellent Avocado loca-· oPfNll19 ·u ~Fl.JNf01lf 'i'er•· P ~ 1 0 • u e 49-1 ·366lfoc appl . deep H-2 lot with room to lion: duplex. 2 bdrms .. 1._-.. ,. · ~,t~~ I •n~71 ~~7h3o rhood. $36,000.l-O-H.:.:.~R~C=H~l~'""•y~TER"'--R- build 2ot1 uni t. Seller 1A'ill l·h<trm . & guest suite. all ·. , J ij~ilJ · ' M~ A . I'll • • carry in very i.:ood condition '"'.. '}~ j j •F F~xpans 1,·e ocean \'Jews. LAWSOM top rental arca.$82.500 . ,,.·.-:~~~---···'=!"""'. Tastefully dcco_r~tcl.I . nul'et Culdesac Wilh many amcn1t1cs. 4 REALTY 675-4562 · Bd rm. home in 1nint con-0 Mammoth Stone t'rplc ...... 3: Sunken RomuoTubs ,~ 1 Don '! give up the ship! $109,<m .:., ........... ~ "Lisl" It in classiried. THE REAL 1 ESTATERS 1 BAV A N O BEACH t\1!'>·:10 00 . . . . . . EITora 1032 Nea r Westminster Mali, dition! Oinin" & fa1nily ••••••••••••••••••••••• lk I II hool I • wa o a sc s, ove· rms., designt..>d for easy SWIM, ly 4 br, 1:i·, ba, white entertai ning, ~·ith pro- Bi g Ca nyon Fren c h coun try ''l\1onaco ''. 3 beclroom, dining room, special decks for strolling, entertaining, gardening & viewing ·the blazing sunsets. $153,000. Call today. Dover Rlty645·9(170 Ship to shore results! -OP-"-'~l!M"-'E-Y~EHl-HG--S~iw·:•:•:':':ds:=;:C:•:ll:64~2;·567==i,=64=2=·5'~7~8~.:=;;::::;;;:::;;;;;::::::- Village Gardens is now I · lA [!,-C[r open Tuesday &: Thurs· d./'iil 'O Al -i:,., S ~ Costa Mesa I 024 IOA T & TEMNIS brick frplc, newly paint· tcctcd pool. jacu:izi. out· ••••••••••••••••••••••• You'll love this exclus ive e d interior. pride of door/indoor bar; 3 car Anxious Owner hving on the upper lake owncrsh•P:1 FHA or VA gar. $l5<1,000 in beautiful Lake fo'orcst. lerms avai able. $42,500· TUINER ASSOC. FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW Overlooking Little Corona del Mar Bea c h . F'our bcdroon1s, living roo1n , den, dining room and thrc·e fireplace$ and pool. $300.000. THE DRAMATIC SUNSET Over the h arbor enhances the beauty of this adult occupied 3 bedroom home. Cathedral ceilings, 2 lireplaces. Excellent at $126,500. LIDO ISU : Spacious two story 4 bedroom home on 55'. lol. Family room. Excellent floor plan for family with older children . $13Q,r, DIAL 644-1766 2161 s.,J ...... H91R4,H.I. I< COLDWll.L IAMIB CO. •' day """;ngs UI 0:30 so ~~ l'~ come and sec the best That lntr;guing Word Game with o Chuckle buy in Orani::e County. At $19.950 .. ror 11 beautiful 2 bcdrm, 2 bath wilh bltns, gas heat & A /C, you can 't go wrong. Sec Jerry al I f4i••4 "''CIA• •· POUAN 0 •-·o~ 1&1i.r1 of •he ro"" tc•o"'bled watdf be· Low IO for11i !av. tl"'Pt.I ""°'di 4109 W. Slh St .. Santa h,.-.Lc--U..-H..,...B_E..-M..,...-t An• or ea II 1139-8321. . j j I j BAYFRONT BALBOA PElllNSULA 48r,48a&Gallery 2 Flrcpl•ca Wetbar Ull1'a modem kJtchen Private pier f•ee land. $l79.000 1200 E. Uulboil DJ,•d. 675·8120 l~=c=o=1=1=x=~ I' I I I' • UNSC:l.6.MBlE A80V~ l(TTEtS . TO GET ANSwtl I I • • I I I Try 1ti Da l ly Pllot Cluaified Ad to b!Ay, se:ll or rent 10methln•· 'SCRAMLETSAM-1litClmllflc-1010 . . . . .. Says Sell! 4 BR, 11/t baot'upgraded 1f.lll6f:,dljm;11§M llOSN.CstHwy,Lagun .. Submit ;1ny reasonable elegance. Club facilities '82--"11lY::""i)"54&·;;o;. 494-1177 offer on this .sensational a v a i I · K A TE I~ L A1,,:;::;;;;;;::,:.::;~,;;;;;;;;:;,;;;;:;J---;:-;;:';-;:~;;---- r<i mily home. Beautifully REALTY.837-9-100 . JUSTLISnO d.ccorutcd in~ide ~ oul. By Owner-5 Br. 3 Uu Lake ----------1 In beautiful Mystic I-tills. ~reshl y p111ntctl .. new t-'orcfit ho nic. Approx BY OWNER. $28.~. (or White wate r vie w . 11.lus h carpeL1n g . 3000 s q . l't . As king sa le or lease option. 2 Overlooking Lhc Cily of ~eatures 3 bedrooms + ~ 000 s ubmit your o(. BR. dbl gar. crpts, drps, l.aguna. 4 Bdrrns. wilb den area •. gracioosll.ving ter . Q 1>t;N llOUSE Ni e~ & c lean. 1907 1 vi ewlivingrm.&frplc:. room with overs1ied DAILY 12 to 5. 24635 PRuhne.OpenS.1t&:Sun. Privatepalio&beautiCul brick firep~acc. l'rivale Ca lle' El Toro Grande. 968·2165 garden areas. A re;,I "18~ter s ui te. C~vcred ~1 ·4527. jewelat$92,500 P•Uo, ncally manoeu!'ed $1900 TOT AL •. 1!"1ll:il00" yud•.~;:;'l':120 $31,900 DOWM "'"' ~ ~-L UNlll $37 950 4tt•2IOO. ·•. T AllRJ., le•lor"I ~e "' a• , 2955 Harbor ll•cl. Bulllln toaster, blender. Toke •dvant.age ot this EMER•LD i•y 1--"-'-'-'------l caq opener, inter-com+ l ow-down on this 3 ..., "' NEAR Baek Bay, <'us tom dble d()Or ref rig., 1ar11e be droom c har mer ? Charming 2 BR.. 2 bathis. Eat.tl'llde ~!J SR. l~~ Ba. door opener. washer &: Divorce sltu11tlon. Take $85,500. Owner Cul·de·sac. By owner. dryer. All or thiia comes udvantage. Sellers need •91·1260 -494-70'15 S.12.9W. fl42·G670 "''ilh a huge oonu11 room, quick s_nle! Try any offer LOCJUll HUis 105• 1----------1 2 bedrm!> & gracious liv· ,1u.c1184qu71.~10a.ppt. lo sec, •••·•·••~•••••••••••••••• IF YOU ing, This lownhome In vv "X Cc ll c nt >'nunl3ln °"'""''19 ·11~11,1N t.>~,,.,,,, $100 IUYSYOU hu"c a service toorreror .,._ ood t II I d Valley location. C;:ill A. HOME J: 5 ose .paceana Gii ies pie Rea ltor11. 3 b r , 2 bo 1293 mo. ~TK~-REAL ' ~ ESTAT£RS In Lh c D<t1 ly Pilot Classified Section 963·8!11 l for lhis great op-Lse top L. fine ' IJ. avl, Ptlone6'2·~78. portunily. 581·7923/$81-8792 ,, • • • (;I 2 OAIL Y PILOT Thursday.Apnl 17 1975 ' ' ' .·bJ ...... -~ •• •' ' .. . ' .. • ' HOVJH U11...,.lhld Hou1e1Ua,....h1d Ho.HU•hnl•" FwwlsMcl Afalaa•• ......... 1•:!!:!:!:. ~aoo ••••••••_!••••·········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.·:·:::::.;·1··~:~···3••2·,·,· •••••••················ ~:;;;;~:::······-;;;~ House-s For Sde liovstos For S. lncomt" Pro........, 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Meaa 3224 lr•itte )244 .-w~ • •vwi c -to M 3 724 ....................... ············•········.·· ................. ,. "········ -.,. ······················· ~ Unit~ Big Bear Lake ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••!~•••••••••••••-'• ••••••••••"••••••••••••• Loguna..aigu.-1os2 Hewport8e-och 1069 UtrillTS! 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Unfyrnished 3 300 s >A'lnl J.! fl(l(•I ;i11 eunll, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• e,1r g;i r . S2i5 frl2 IJ.:W. Vt>:HY nit{' J UH , 1 1~ Ila ~7~-J2J7 .5/Sh 1'100 w , lgc :.unporch <.:os ta L"'l""a H ;9ue1 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mcs;1 U n furn. $325 t'u rn $385 Jtefs 675-<rlS.1 4 IlR. family room, Jiving _0_,_64_._6_·353 __ , _____ _ room, rhn area, firplc, CondoMhdums C'pls-d r 1>:. 2 ear ga r · Unfurnished 3425 lt'ntcd y,11 (I, sprinklers ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\v .111 J\l.1}' I 5350. per 2 Bil. 2 n a. brand ne .... mo 1st. I.I sl & tJepol:ill s2z:1 rno l~l.'X l to t tll.' 1499-25•1·1 IH·.1eh Ill ll unt Bt h 1\IJ U1:r COi\l~l UNl'l'Y 2 ij<lti-132:! llr .. 't: 1)1.'ll l Ha :;375 Ct uh JltJi'l l'IN --.,-,-.0-N_l_J_,.:i\C I I ll1iu sc, !'i\.\'lm 1x1ol t:.tll ;i Hit . frpl c .. epls/tlrp!S lOan1 5 p111 .•l'rJ4~J __ \.\rs hr ltlrye ri;, rcfr 1g Newport Beach 3269 ......... , ......•...... l'o>A·nhoui;1• 2 hr. 2' ~ ba. poo l. bltn~. V.<&l:i h /dry, i,:.1r No pcli; fii5-9188 NEW Pt >HT 'l't·rr Condo 3 Hr, 21 ~ lo.1 . ms tr suite. hltns fain rm , lnclry , Pool ~2.iO l'e r 1nonth ti75-70till :;.ig ~;I ll unl1n~tun Bc,1eh 3 br, I '~ ba . g .1ra~t.· no. bch ChildrC'n £275 ~-7®2 HLU,.'l"S Condo Unlurn S350 mn 2·1-l fi \'1i;la llni.:<ir fl7J-0 14U Jl<tltu.).!;ir .uccan111cw on ------------ 15 a cre park >A'}pool $.175 Duplexes Unfarft 3600 mo 1~·1 7:J5 7 ••• •• •• •• • •• ••••••••••• HEW DUPLEX New port Island l)elux .... sphl-11·\'c l , 1300 l>upll.'X 2 Br 2Ba OR J llr. l Il a W,itcrfront sq ft. 2 11d rm w/loll de n, rrple, plui;h crpt).!, hornc Bual Slq1.11.11I Ph: Pier hkc s lo rage, w:ilk -in Ht-.1ltv 1>i.1-2tl58 or (21J) c lni;c l s, batb & gue st ·11t;.\J 2•1 U>Aner ____ .1 halh, hlln gas range & BLUt"l"S Condo. co m-n\1.•n, pat1n deck, l car 11lctely rcdt•t nr.1tcd. J br. enc:l•ist:d g:.1r;ii.:c \!,'/laun- 1 t ~ b <t l'ti c l d patio, rlr~· roo111 P:.ty onl} clcc- punl Clust• tn sc hl s, lr11• Adulls So uf Co,1~1 s hu1>'i.: & <ho1t•hcs S3'J5 11¥<\', 5 blk:. frorn bl'a<h 1110.Lc.1i;e ti1403J5 ::;12:, •1 15 c:olde nrotl , Bluffs h.1\ '11·>A. 3 HH . 2 1, h,1 lmrn.u·. 1.oadcrt t..:01011.t d el i\l,1r <7 1•\) 675 9.l:l7 Ultns. W /W, d ra11\ls. Jlo..'ls pool, i1dlls, no pcl,s, $190 11'12-95211 ll:u•ht•lor l'tHI. SC!) unit Sl5tl util tnl'I ILr:.l & last 1110 ti7:J.Jt)lb HOLIDAY PLAZA Df>J LU Xt~ sr1.:.1t·tous I Hr, ruin a pt Pool An1µle parklnj.! AduJL-;, no P'-'L~. \!165 l'o ri1ona Ave, c rit $19~ 2 BR. bllns, 11.1nf'I 111i.:. crpl:.. drps, pool ln- f:1nl ok. no pi...1.s. llti.S Ca· n)on L>r , Apl t'·HJJ 1!LS33 HuntincJfon leoch 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWWHICLY RATES Exe-cYti•r Suites 727 Yorktown Blvd. Uc .1t h Ul vd :1\ )'orktO>A'rl 536-0411 STUDIOS & I BR• •t'ull kitch en •llcated pool •La undr y f.:1c11it1es •Free ut1lit1es • ~·ree linen~ •'\'V & m.ud ?>;Crv .1\ .11 1 •B.1r B ljuc •l'honc:.er vu·c •1 nule to 11tc.111 NO 1nere.1:.(' 111 s11n11n1•1 re nt Uc.nit I t.1 fur 11 ,1pts Sl+>5 & Sli5 sp.1111s h Hacienda De Me-Ml 160 W . Wilsan, C .M. U,.~AU l'l ,.'lJI, ti llUUN US IU m111\Ul':i t11111.1•a n Li.,:1.' I & :.! Ur I Br Sl75 l Ur sit.15 Wtth 1l:1t10 $llll (i.1:. & W.1t{'r 111e Llr.111C11es . ("arpel:., i.,:.1 s hl'.ll, gas s\O\'\'. air t ond1t1f1n1n.i.:. J:;w1n11n 111i.: pool . rL·t". roo111 . "' a_:shcn; & dry~·r~ PIHECREEK LIVES UP TO ITS MAME lhcr 500 t.111 tr c 1·/'i and 10 s trC',1111 s '-''llh >A ,1tt•1 f.il li; (re.ill' a rcl,1 xin i.: s c t\111 ~ fnr )vur sp.n 1011:. ll l'W I or 2-bL·<lnMun .111.11ln11•nL J'rurn :>J!JS. l"u11ulurc .1v.1 d able Sin.di pt.•li; IJh'. .\dull" u nll ()I th (' ''111'11 :1 OU \u'l114Ml • .!'W•I ~',111\1l'1\ 1!11 . l'11,.,la \l ... ·i;a J>hnnt· 5 1 ~ 2'lllll :':ltv le hldg 11\t cnel g,1r . . IK~1I s.1un.1, lntlry,.1tll\s L~X Li l:Y ·1111 1 1!r. :-;.1tllh 17JOI Ke clson l.n. l blk l.;:.l. I laz,1. ~7;J Ultn:., W of lleach off Slat.._.r t..:111~ & t!rps ~10 i!llll 842-7848 2 Bil. , $1 35 Sharp• Nr stores & min to beach No rec Ukr. 675-t.700 121.1 ALt1t:1rr l'LA(:f: l>cluXI.' 2 l)r, I h,1, adults, no !leis $185 l:.111 ~>31.J '.l572 K.1.1-97MI I Vil N r:w 'l'lll l'Lt>:x Ladies 2 months J l}l.'<l. 2 b.1, bltn .... 1.1un· Rnit Free dry fae ll /\tilts. no li;c. Next lo b each. Bach , Slh5 h75 ti-IH~or &IO·ll hl 1&2 Hr ,rrom S\4 5 .- Ja c u z~•s & 'l'e nn1 s Mfi-1323 2 HH <..:on~lo. l ~~b.1. nr ll unl . llarbou r W,1sher /l)rycr. No pets $225 111 0. 8tl7-4210 ur K-lli 88!i0 *Shady Elm Garde-ns • l'ool, ll"P~ & chps, lnd1 ~ • .Hlulls 177 E-22nd :Sl. N~.1r Bc.11.:h 1;.12 :11>15 -----· 1,.2 HH I B.+, l\ll•S,1 Vl'Hh•, Mewport Beoeh 3769 Adulls, i.::tr, rctr1g ~1 :1:1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• No 11cts 1!33 ~!17·1 ... ·vc S2995 \YK U I' llklr .2 11:1 ----- & 1!.1l'h t:ulnr l 'V, m3lA]Jrk Nu I Dr S1t·11s to l11•h t\'o>A 'tel J1uu: 2tolh Sll..'"1 tno \1/klv cl11r1ng :-iu 1n1n.·r. 673 (i(>IU S llOJ{l' ·r~H \I . Spec occanrront /v1c>A', ::! & J br \\lklyurmo 1_i.l6 :1114 San Clemrnfe 3776 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets or eh1ld rcn tll2-l!JliO ll1i.: Su1111~ l PPt'I. IJH ns , rrpl:., ell ps SI ~'> nu lk.'I!<.. 515 ,"i.!70 ur 5·1ti lilS:l'i l ·I BDRM !LOFT OHLYI P~t P at111 frpl I yrlsc HAYLOFT APTS • l Hit . w.1lk tu l)(:h $160 283 Avocado, CM /\Villi :\1,1y Isl 1'127·1K:l.I, 645~0143 IOIS t:•>rnna l.n Apt A ' ---- AP.artments Unfurnishe d ·---1\l>Ul.l' 1 llH. fr pi e· pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bolboa Island 3B06 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIXc) 1110 1'17!"1 l'omuna, C!\I C.dl ~. 1;, 111 I, with 1 us\ 1i .. 1tur\•s Wi ll 2 2 Ill{ 1tuplC'xt-s. cnrl 1•ons11ler ll'a!'ic/opt , ~-14MI i:,1ragc. P \'l p.1tio. er11I :.. I '"'" 1• <t •• '' 3 Hit A11t s 11.1t1ous l.rg J. .\lo + u1>t1on Ice t 1 l>i> • " .ty " ...... • I V il Ni':\.\'·:! HH .!1_ h,16, sh,1g •IPI ti. lt1il1· 111\t·ly kllt.:h w h!ln II II d1 s- pos;il ~ 1>1\\' lecL' Ll!<it.'ot w.1shL·r .~ dr1 ... •r pv1, lh •llO St'P ('rll'ktScd g.\r. ·rownh ou:.l' a111 a\ a ll now for S25U mo "'.1'''''"'1-I r l l ., ruorn "f h;1r ~an Ill.' lu111 Hrok1•r t.14· 11 3.'l ..-. ,,;, n ,111 '' M yrs No~" 5·18 202U 11 r u n f u r n C a I I Ci.)N IJO 2 hr 2 ba. Pool. c n c 'd p .1t 10, frpl., t·p1tdr11s S2'1.'J. 645 7411'.1 PHl 1\I ,.: h.t vllonl I of a kind 2 111 2 Ila. lgc p.tl10, rlt•lu xt' tluplcx $;l!'>i1. It el rl·(1.i.75·18.l!J 3 BR·2 BA TnHse l"rplt :.h.1~ <·rpt thruout pr1\,1!1• p.11111, t·ni•l. J!.ir, <On1 11lcll.' l'umrn rec lolt llllll'S s;i5U m11 4\1--1·();121 21:J /795 6·100 Marn lipm lluntin.eton Beach SH;o. l wk1l \•s Br. bllns. t•rpts, drpi;, 1----- frpl e , p;i ttn. carport . Capis trano le"OC-h 3 B 18 1~12 5270 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l,1unch y f.1 cll C.1.1011le & I 1n f :1nl ok . No pt!l s Ji 12·•ltit14 , Je,1 vc mt..>s.s.1gt.• O U PLt-:X J Hr 2 Ha, J)l'iux1· 2 Br !>1!."hn1 apt , "' "' /pr1 v .. pal111. r.ne i;<i r. c rpls , vr1Js . hllns. nr :SZOO. P rcrL•r .1tl u lCl!i , Apartment• Funtished h<:.1t h SltiO 1~12 1 1;,5 5-IHJlO I ••••••••••••••••••••••• lalboa Island 3706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Hit . y rly , sma ll, no ~ar Corona del Mar 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l::!l l .. 11 ks pu1 , JU">I "" de1· d. ::! hr. I h.1." ga1· S:.!18 t14 l ·l~tMl/~ll·i'.12h /\dull:-1 $2~U + 11111. 2 l!lt lrpl. hltns, ths _!'~3·~J,1_!.!..2_prn ___ hwu:.hl.'r . i;undctk. 11001, •alboo Peninsuio 3707 ;ulults, no pcls S:M5yrl). 67:1-1•118 CVC:-lfwknd~ ---- VILLA MES A 1:.1 rd1•n ,1pt s 1'1 1v,(1 e p .1\10 SI'< !U\!lllll)! !ll lfl, p l.1y g r o urHI. 2 t•t1r gar.1gt'. 2 Dr unlur1ush)•d rrum ~1 ~J5 il!l w. W•l son, l~lh·l 2.'1l : Me-wporl Heiahts f)t l l>I ,d<11':. l>t.·f1)!ht B r 111 1: ,111u 1• o\.\n v..dJp.1 J1t·r ,\• l"t1nl 1•1 tt11s 1·ulo· i Ill! It'(' 111:-1il1 '.111 5"-15·tl-l t l t :11·' i.1:1 ;;:1; ,\ss0('1,11t•tl S.111111 Co,1:.I Urokt·ri; T AX REFUND $I 000.00 t ;ov't p1J1(·h.1'c prni,:r;im .1llO>A':; SllJOO cash trcd11 J \~'ti 1.1 I I :-i lo,1.11 IOI 2(~1 t 'l1 •11<1.: 1 .. t .11 1"11 flunl fllJ.!141 11 Jl1 '.1t 11 Zo11t•1I bu ~u11·~s. l'r ••lo·~~•·1nul or 111 110 <':. ~l l ,UllU 1•.1r h r·~:H ,\I S \\'1111• l\/\N- l'AI\, !'t'l.I K1he1 Hd . Kit11•1 ;\1.1u1 lh1>A au 0 1 phtlfll' IHJ ll'\ I i'li'I l.'!2H 1! AC Ht-:. t lu hl. 1l1•1, $2.)(1 l'onl rf'lrlc, :.! hr, put10 fi\i\111.'i' w.1nl<'<I. •I In , l.1n1 rm, 2 ba ,\,C. rec room Sl:J;i A C T~B U TANPROENETF.MA BUTONEPXE R XTDH C AERP E S A I NOTNAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALIOAIHH Charmi ng, unique foe Close lo shops, hus, bay & oeca n 105 Milin St l'Alfl'l.Y t"urn U.1\•helor SIJ5 1neld ut 1I No pets 675-l.i7.)7 1111 T>.1 o d cr n . uL1I rurn1shcd No 1 h1l<tre11rir pets SI 70 n10 ti42 4413• $22ll UpjlCr 3 llr, 2 H.l J.lo youn )( chlldro.·n . t:jll 64-t ·4ti,47 or f>'IO·U:~J e\"C' NEWPORT SHORES Jus t /li;tcd ' :1 Ult. 11l11s ~ten J\tovc-1n c:und1t1011 1 J,ow('~I pru·o..'(I In ore11 , only S47 .500 C A Y"'fOOD RE.ALTY • 54B-1290 . Dl~Uf'J-,S "U " Pl:1n. L1i'!c ne w. W:llk shu1JS IV schl~ i', 1111 .1 v.11 l. $[1,),000 4fl;l·l5!1,i n1' h<lU-11 36. -~ l .llrMc l~xt.'t', I l1t h·n1 adult (.'ondu. on lh" Ba,v in • 11 .111111,1, full security , l111i1I s ip , l'IOOI St~l.950 ~I I {) F('J'llfj!ldO , (Jwner/Agt. lii5-7~ .11 la x lttnt• 1111 1)11rl'h,1~1· 2 loots . 1\r(•h 11('.uh Ilg!.'> ul .1 \'1llac1· {:11rdl'll 2 nt.•id lo t 1ti•I l..ii\l1rada. l11•d1 1n '.:! l<tondo .11 .1 1.a J.!. ll i·h . ow n e r . lu\.\ 11111• 1)1 H l' ul :-1·1.~1:111 l'I·\ ,lj;/.J 'loth•J,. 01'• II l•I \II \h':,IMI l>a ll) .111•t unlll" ,111 l'u1•s Mobile h ome / & Thur .. l-:11 · .. t1J1Y11• <1ul Trlr Pries 2300 In -11 1~1 \\. 51h :--1 . S,1nta ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\n:1 Just "~·:.t ul 11.u hur ;\l u)lili' llarhor ll111nr un !1th .ind hur1 ~' l'ur'n 1\•l ulti< 1inl,·. ln11 'l'hl'\' r 1• 1-:01ng f,1sl 1 ( lwntr:-.~u. h7, li.1y~11 ll.' ,.'U HNISllt:I) 1 br. ,1 p lllns. u t1 I. f<:.z l<:rnl"S, $170. Fce/llkr HOMEFlHDERS •642-9900* lk-lu,_;c 2 Br . 1 ll.1 hnusc t'pt :;i., d rps . \'111 i.;.1r. .ulll!I. $25oll 5ali·l280 I P 2000 V1 ll 11i.:1·, NII . V1\t:AN'f 2 Hr Sli.'l. 3 Ur ncome ro......._ -------,.... " 0 County i:!J5 S 1 n~lcs . f:iml11cs ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ftlN'le :--""'3' 2500 AAl .. ,ce. !t7~·M:Al COVINGTON •• ~.'::~~~ •••••••••• 'l-"'""-'-"-'==--1 4·PLEX llOIJGE POO(it:tOLXiF. Mesa dc l Mar-3 Hr. 2 Ha . 1·oun lry knt h1·n. bltns. Sl4,7UO , Oo>A•n. Shu"" SILVt;HAl>OC/\NYON C'ncl palln, n;·ar :ill schls !'i l>Cnd.1llll'-Xlnt llunt 2Ullnu cpts drp!>fcdyd :S.'175 &ll 81Ml or545b740 111i.:tn 11 u ..... ith lol',1t1 u11 &lfi-2J71 llkr. A,i:t Hl 2·i ·I07 Heuul1ful :lHr lb:i. brick Ranches. Farms, frpl(, hltn:-, new , arpc t , f1llELU,"\1-; LNl'l'S 2 II locks /I 0111 ot<l•,111 111 Jlunl, lh h 'rr.u1e 111 ,\'our homt: nr income unit~ C.111 Uob l>1ck1nson lllOllT RI.TV !ii!J-K.;;h1 G ro•el 2 700 1l rapc~. fl uori;, counter ••••••••••••••••••••••• tops P :1110. ft•nct'tl }11rd s t :IS f»c r a cre: 1620 :O.:c w 1>a1 nt in:s1dc 11111 Arre:-0111·rat!ng ranch Nf'""'ly t.1 ndsr.11~I 2 c:1r AA!. Ch,1rlo1tc It Long ~.1r Xlnt IOl' Mu~t sec Tel. (7 1•1 1644 ·11~ Only $3titJ mo j;JS.7170. l:XA H T C XA AROAEEOF.T E 8 U T !. N E T X A N U .O ALF.OY H NLF.ll Y Y ~ N 0 8 E I. E C 0 A M X I E G L A TrLENNONAMPENBOMSYL t:OOLEP C R C YLL ENNRX I OE C ANTG F.OOIU R BP G TAF.0 APOHYYBPOANTRL H N P CS DC C TNRAEB U TYA P T&O A O M8 U EANPllOPAOCNEP R IK llRB C ETHYLE C EA P OKPN P. NATU flALCAK Pf.NTA!'it: l'lt.OPANt: PROPlLENB ' . . . • Jo;n,oy mu ch l11tpt "St•k A-Jo'1nd " pu1iles with over &o t\otlW\'flt~~ ~r fl•IHtl HI llft •U-nt w ... ,i .. ()( 2'4·fl*P bnoillfl'ts. Tovrdtr vvlumft• I, 11 •nd DI, Hnd SI fut t.ch, n.1kn'IC cht>cU PIY•ble to "'Sttk Ii. f"ul'd" In cue of chle "'""l»J)er. 645 8740 Costa Mesa 3B24 ·---________ , ...................... . -. 1 HH du11lcx opt. SIHll l,11 1111;1, v .1r, ftvt 1>a lro. llcrr1,i;: & ,i;:a s slu ~·. i.l11 1et S h,1! t•11t 2038 : l> V u 2 Ur . d s hw s r , wshr/tlryr, el:. to ocean By wk or mo, Lill 6/13 675·8.'1:1 I O f f l e atftl Path 2 ll r . Allulls no pets. d s hwhrs. s h,1g t tils, rinsed ua ra,l!l'. f rplt , t.1C )'l'r 1t ... •1s r1·11 'tl a.Ul·HOIJ!> ' • Pi'~NTllOUSi': llllll (:as & wale r till P ool ,-- Occ.1n & 11:1)' v1el4's , I blk LA MAHCHA.APTS Li\HI:~ I l)r , Shl!, f'J>L littl bcachf's, frplc. GE d /w, """'I Jn f:111l ok s u;.-,. 1~1 l 3 II < ·' n 2 b" 778 SColt Place , Ct.I ,,.... (JO cc. r, onv.vc , .,., 1\.ioorov111 ,541!-974:l n lc@ f11rn11ure . No fM2-5U7J ·---'-- 1·h1ltl /pct . yrly lsc $150. __ C_A_S_A_V-ICl'O--R-l_A __ l'WO BDHJ\IS, lari;il>. ya1-t1 646 8211 1 &211r. Unfum/t'um rr. Ra rage, refs S17.'., t-:~s L/\HG 1:; 2 Br. 2 U:i lil June $169 5tJ g:is/wtr. pd. 548 6225 or 1/75J·U7HI 7th i'lo p e l°!I. 675-5800 Adult5-NoPe1.s~.Rate 2 BR de luxe s tU{lio, ;it Hkr no fee, P~I, Rec ~m ., Elevator pd. Bltns, crpl!I, pool. ON Tiit: BEACll Occan·buy view, I quicl ;idull, no pel!I $11S5. mo \nt'[ Utll 673 63Tl ----·--- Costa M•1a 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f;asl~lde . comJ). redcc. J & 2 Hit ($16S·S3XH : pool Adults. Call G46i·l!M7 525 V1cto r1111 , 642--&nO $200 1978 l\f aplc. ~'5-80'7!1 Parklike or 645-5647 Surro......_ NEW 2 br apt. blln!I, sh;1g OEL.UXE 1,2 &3firApL1 erpls , pul10 & deck!! P'vl Po Lios-lltd POol f)rive hy 1110 V1l'torJ.1. Nr Shop 'g-Adb Only IHS-61'17 • : Martlnl ... Aph NEW 2 BR ...... ~() 1777Sr.t ntaAnaf\vc:.C M ClllLOH EN OH PETS. l\t ~r Arit 113 646 S.">42 ll17-05.'l:I ---...! I Afahw•aU•tw.. •••••••••••••••••••••• ,., t .............. A,. t,..oh --Offic• antal 4400 lllduslrial R..... 4500 er U.fur.WIM4 JtOO •••• • •••••• •••••••••••• ••••• •••••• ••••• ••••••• Thutsday. Aprll 17.1975 OAtLY PILOT Cl3 •••••••••••••••••••••• c .... M••• I 312 ••••••••••••• ••••••••• ..... 3140 ..... ,.... ...... 1169 •••••••';••••••••••••••• 1100 Sq, t"t. Modern, air IS• Pll SQ FT cond. orflce. x1n1. toe . LA>sl & Fo....t 5300 H•lp W°"l•d 7IOOH•lpW .. t•d 7100 lf l7 WESTCLlr'l"-N8 Sl7$. mo. 1644 Minni e Sl. AGT. 541-5032 S11ntil Anu.. 640·7512 or ....................... ······················· ....................... - Loi.t I Foulld A l'cl ~ H1\ U VS. I T'r t-: II , fl1 I 11 ru Oi.s h.,.,•.ash~r wanled. ;\fu;,l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. Br Cotla~e w/gar•&e MOVE IN TODAY 1158 s.18.5 Incl. ulll. W. l,9th St, mo.+ sso. 11w. Spae. 2 .LIVt: Near The Beach! Cl\t . Call Ll:t. !!:va ns , br, children OK 17391 c ..... w WATERFIOMT 5"17·lltJJ 966.2900. 1\doJ)t1()1'1. I.ow 1''r1 3 to 6 : 2 children <12 be .,.,.ell groon1td, tilC · Cost Spuy/Neutt'r lnro & IU) Cdt.t area, tl7:J 3J.'i9 p (: r 'd . C;. rm e I a ij.16·8922. '"A'' Keelson, l t>1k . W. of Jkaullful Adult Apt.I EettaldeTow•1111e-~~~~Bl. orr Sliter. ,,.._SIN CORONA DELMAR JJr lck rr pl c, ltlll '"1 · rt. 211111 BrookhW'lt, liB 2 U r T 0 WO USE . ,.-iv . i;oi rdt!n . $210. mu: $!GS; Li:e, cleiln 2 Br, t6J .. 441J t"RVl,C. Jl'ROM !IA1 ~'.'. £vc:s . tHS·H~I cptit , d rps, atov@, rer, Nr.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ Br from ~. Pool , !'i t or cti1 . -No I• • Bk fl' t e nnis, conllnent31 N•wpori- t_;J1:ec utive olrlct"• $150·$3$0 Month , View or t><:u1u & w:u er llLLGaUHOY llt:<illor 675·6161 •SIOOOFF• CASA G RA.NADA AP'TS Luxury l..iv ~11K L"1S·ti700 STIPS TO llACH breakfatt. Some 0«:»n & 2 BR, 1 b1, winter $23,S Cat» Jina views. Separate OFFICE SPACE NI NIAR OC1.AH MIWPOITCUST' ranlily s ecllon. CIOlle to Welitcliff Drive, 450 sq I & 2 Uedrooms ltec . room & Pool 21 l IDttMS 2 BR, 2 Uacondo$5.25 shop~ine l.t. ripe bca<.·h. ft:• privvte bathroom, Ati>o beaut. studio apl5. WI HA.¥1 644· 11 . air, etc. $175. 1)(:r rr\o. ....... w......, 4'00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f:!Cet·utive !who o wns home & really Cilrt:s for 1t l nt:eds 3 o r 4 Bdrm. un· turn rt!ntit l 10 Corona del ~t ar (Jr N t:Wf~orl with oc:ean \'1vw on yeur ly ba11is. Will payS350.·M50. per mo. t:?13) 6.fJl .7749 or l'.(J, Hux 1217 Whittier. C<1 !JOt>U'J ufttl. Hchluurant , 6211 Nu. $25 R E WARD ror Los.t . -, --.--CtJast ll~·y,l~oii.:.un;iUC'h. C1o1t. Male, blk/wh1 . 2 yrs KAllt.11\11 ), Het:r & \\inl', -_ -· _ old . Vi c ; \Varn.:r & ll c l1cf !i h•ft s. eit · Ooormuu&C1:1.sh1crwunl· t-:uc-l1d . t139.7791;, per1enccd , uttract1 .. ·c , L-.1 ror Ualb11.-·l'hcuter. t8 -~-----llurty1sh &16·5.54<1 yrs or ui.:c or older. Nc•t f OUN l>: (il'rmu n -, up11ea.rttlll'<". AJll>iy i't1 Shorthou r I.lo.:. \'H' La l'az flc<1 l lnfl <l!lon.! Wt•ar ~hr IJ1'r1>un 7u~ I~. Ualbi.>oi &. Chr1sant11. S!M.1·9-l-W Cir llltl'St exl'IUhl\'(' lk·l·h nc u1 .. J Nii 41M·I020. t'°a !)hlQnS. t•onilu(·t II\· · 1 · ---- ~----ho n1t• fa s h ion ,;ho.,.,·11 EA H I.,~ .\!urning 1., /\, 1-~0UNI): Irish &th:r. ap. \\'l•ckl y p rofit 1•heck. l 1sc ·r inh:S roult:. t:~l urea. prox I )'r uld. \11 c San 11( t•;1r & phunc llCl'(•.:.i.. :\t u~t ha\'1; dl'JX:lldabht 979·1911 '400 Merrimac Wuy, C~t t"rpl es , bltns, dis· SUt.1MER RENTALS ~~~~~~~~~1 ~cne l llll,&12-o200 hwi1sher11, 2 car garage. 1.: HEWPORT 11.ACH Cu11 'l Sell'.' Hcnt to rnc! Sundecklli. F rom 1275. THt:: EXCITING 3 Ofrit·cs, re<-C!Jl .. rest S1n 1<lc up"' 8 units. <.:u JJ Juan C11po. Dan:. 1'01111 !Mi:l·747U. 1·.111· . .)•lii·l7ij(J, :>-lti·6127 <1rc.<1 , 4!fl)·4t120. ---Ht-;1\U"l'ICIANS W tFOl.I .. Elcl·. Gun1rat'tor need s FOUN I) S1a1nc ~c t.)'11c No w intl'rvi c ~·1 nJ: for li1.:n. ulf11•1• i,:1rl ,l·x1), ty11· <·at, rcci:nt n1othcr ,w , nc.,... Nt:.Wl'l)lfr t-:tt INN 1n).!. f:olt·ul:.tur, f!lln g. k i ltc n s. Vic Au:.i hcl m SALON. C.:ull 7 14·:;.10·~ bllhni,: ~ pa\' rull . 1·>1U,8.'l<JI A\'c ,l;,,\J.1;45.7744, <1r&l4 ·006l • -.... SPARKLING new spac. 2, __ .,.:'·-'.25'-"'7''-. ------I PALM MISAA..PTS. ,1, i MK·!ltiJg u $ I 1. MJ'NUTESTONPT rm. ' <.:, mus c, delu!Cc, _ d:P11~22b8 »~r~ioC11~~1~t~: ~r:ACJI area, I, 2, 3 Br. BCJ:l. . S225 ~to. 8rokerG75·67ou W»nted to ltt ntor U..-ai;c: I m m e d . o<:cupu ncy , <Al>ll, new & near new.I~~~~~~~~~~~ Bach.1&2 BR. from5162. MISSION \/lei·o-1..n•une i5(~ Sq. Ft. 1'or Artist·s Hltns $t"' to ••~ No d I N r Studio. Nl'a r lk-ath cit>'. Adull1 , no pt."11. ~7 W. · ...., ~· /\ u Ls , o •ets Niguel .llreu . llandy to Wilson,6·&2·ltltX:I fee. "•Dll.U-.. l~I Mesa Or. San Diego t 'wy. lOO to Ph : (li 31 <1J0·5-473 or t-:.-.:per11,nce1I .Jr. t-:h(·row f'O Ui'll>: Colden Bca Klcl-----------1 tlfr'1t·l·r . S;dary ov~u . 1n1x male. \/1c ; Y.'1lson & B & G"rl Ci1l1 f, t-:~c r"w S.:-r\'., 2;00 T-~ A~ JS Blk •· tolN 592·5823arl(l r7. -Eestblurr 3 br. 21h Ba s .:.ilS ewport 2000 sq ft. Cull o~·ner ----r·curvit>w.54!1·IOK:J oys I 5 Jl:1rl>111' l!J.(',\I :;11i2!J l2 . .. ~·SIDI-: 2 br duplex un· Prop--'-..__. lownh"uS", I••. ln<'I. Blvd.I 1131·1400 ·lurn. Pvt vatio &gara.:e. s46'r3.........-v ... 546.9860 ----------Sn1al l hou.:.c lo r('nt ll)' Hers. $J9o.'SS2·tiJ.l:J ·I II sp:.ic mui;ter suite, din 1 t.t ON . rree rent, "''alk 10 youni;. WC1rk 111g, rL·huhlc llJto l4year:-.uf:igc. IJ:11 l.oi>t : i\.t a le Ulu1•point ly Pilot llcli\c1')' rouh•i-. S1an1csc , \'ti• l:on~·a)' ll:J)' be a,·;11l;1hh:u1 your Factory Tmes Packogen Esper'd Soldtren ,-.;~:t-:l>E U N<JW l'iKOl:-iky l'ark . lrv1ne !1>11 :O.laci\rthur.bt:t.,.,•n Hcdhdl & :\la1111 1\•rn l)U ·1\·m por:1r)' I lclp l·a ll 5·10·4·1.)5 -'"--'~-'"-'-"'=---ILARG~l Br,ne.,.,•ly painl· rrQ & dbl gara~e.>Aul.U ...... , 4000 ocean. ne w dk. Urwn. couple, will 00 repairs Af"!' ~1G tt couple, new 12 eJ . shag crpt, drps, lrplc, door o~ner avail, I ool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'ptg. 5175. 675.6670 a{.:l/ to r rca:..on alJJe rent A v1.• & K1l ly bruuk1•. rca. Ear1111ru11trur1IP ( 11 S 111· t!JJ·59ll or S.IG·3851 art ·rc t1 a111·1is1: for i-clhng un1l,. C.t.I. ltcnt rL'<iUC · dshwhr, 2 cur. ga r. No recreation .llrea. Adull~ l\OO MS $20. wk up with ti73·5502 •C:l!•·lliSll_, _____ _ Uon. 2 Ur, no child, Pl'tli, pets. 2 children over 8 only, no pets. kitche n $30. wk up apt. ---· Rcsr1u11s1blc t"ouple wants 6-ll·l960 •12S A 12th St. fl.B. $280. · •$137• 548-9755 ortl4S--39&i · • 1 MO. t'Ht::t:. RENT• l'hcap house. rental or 865 Amig<>li Way, NH 1·2·3 Rm. offi ces rrom h N 5:JO. new ~uhs1·r1pl1on~. For ---------r Ill (Jl"!ll!Jlioll i>IL•;J:.C. l ';dl l.osl : lt ust colorL'\I, malt• 1;42 .4 32 1. F ro m San Str1Qt)'d l'a l, Ill~ s;iuecr· CONDO 3 Ur, 2 Ua, t·pt11 l · Managedby P\'l e nt /K . pri v <.:M $1 35 p e r .mo. Nea r s a rc .. u.543.;a:..Jtl. clrps, bltns, frplc. patiu: ...... leech 3141 WILLIAi\t WALTERS S25/wk & $65/mo. UP-airport. ~ct'y . serv. on Mlscoll .. o--Clerill'ntc Sun J u;,111 like J(rn C.)'l"S. V1c-• 'lt5. $3"5. "42·1t ~c ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• _:,:u "' .... OC EA N 1-~RONT Gracious COMPANV 548·5954 or 5~·0058 pre mises. No lease rcq. ••ntals 4650. Pa lts:i d cs area. L:1.1pu Ca 1>1s lran u area, call Bch. 21;s;1i; Calll' Juo:inila. 4~;:,.00:10 un1I r.11~.~1011 V ie· I l!U t & d' · . _. !133·32239til noon ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm . gar , 8 ovc new 1n1n g rm, frplc, No, 3 HR, 2 U/\ 1 bllt. to bch. BACH. apt, nice, P\'l entr. 833 ·2840 After noon Cap Uch .. l"'···"•u·~. JU El T 1.1n,1 ;1rL•a, c:.illl-----------refrig, Adults, no Uot;s'. end . $5SO mo yrly. Dave, 'r'r ly.5325 . · & ba. Olde r n1an or ----- -L EAS r:.h·l'own1ho0)uSI! o1n S14 0 . 240 C Avo t·a do 494·79 15or'4W·Otil5. 64S·70M .,.,•oman.64l ·5.J92C.M. 11,t)N'rlNG'rON r:xc,., n1011n l' annc , snare . ....,"""" 58\·l'JIU Food & Cocktail LOS'r : Serr .. mule. Ulalso llltle grey fu1.zy lcn1ul~· dog, Vi c. College l'ark. 545·3Jt)~ i-:c1ua l U1>1·1ur . .,:1nployl'r W aitr.ss 5'1·1·8230 Prk. Sublease new urc. C:i. Nt.-v.' <!·IOU SQ fl J Ur. \/EltY SPECIAL Lido Isle W<1lerl'ront. 4 Cdi\1 room & bath, pvt e n-Attractive surround"gs. J U a w I t' r pl ' g. a p · E'pcric111•t-t.I. J);1y,; 1\pply l1cl~'ll i &·I Shrraton Newport ·15-15 ~1 :i c Artlu1r HI \'ti Nc'>'·pol't Rt.•;1~·h $175.ZBR C u s t o m desi g n e d bctlroom, 2 bath, 2 i.:ar tr. $115. n10. Util pd. Easy pr k·g . .J anitorial 1>lia nces , llrps. 2 sun· 'l'ownhouse,acroi;sstrect •a ra•e •. Applia n ces, f.1aturepers~n.675·2948 ~"·r •-t·1 .~1 ~"' deL·ks. llo11t dock /ramp. Bookk~ Slov e, r e fri G. Clea n, 1· c 8 h '""' v. 0U. mo. rum ove eac . 2 1.Jr. 2 carpets . dra pes. Adi ls 847·253 1 or 213.592.5921 Accom1nodatl.'S 4U' boal. 11',,~~n",;,ed''ov~r"•~~r•'••",'..'.'o'r't'' duu ., upLs~,a irs. 1''rpl, 2 67S·H044 BrAmLBtOv ApvPle~n;nl ""No+•m'"okm eves. 9.lll l'ar ga r. S400. mo. LOS1": Shc1)hl'rd/llu:,k\' dog, lunt; hai r, mille. ·i yrs o ld . br ~·n & hlk mrk·g. Vic of 17th & San· l<1 Ana , C:\I. S.1fl·l+t~. \Vel·kenJ s. A n l'll~r1t l\lar inc r . ~tiU7 W C~l 1 lwy. NH .. ... :u cc s. 1 e pvt. home. • • .. · · .:all (2 13 1842-6121, ext 346 strce,t p arking. Adu.Us, Adults only. No pets. 2 BR w /pool S225 + util. ing/cooking. 673·4419 $140 up i lore-Offices cpts 8a m tu 5pm !I.Ion thr u 1\ p p l~' 1n l'l'r.~un 110 pots. 2020 1-'ullerton Ref's.14251se.497·1617or Av!. now. Child/pet OK. $7', Upstairs !loom. Rec. drps a ir bath •. 17301 t 'n . Ave. (J blk E.ol Ncwport 642·6636 Vr:lse. 968·8459/968·7827 Dft ach HI II u 842 -·----------UOOKKEEl'Ell/ SEL:ltETAl<Y t-.:x p'd . t'ulJ ch ~. hkkp·~. &as~isl .,.,./sel'rl't:.ir1 al du ti es GeneralC~p 5,\ i\l · l : JU J-.;-.t ,\Ion· l•'ri. A v~. 1 blk So. of Bay .)l----------1------~---1 F a.cilities, limited Kit. ""' · · . .....,.. hl!nes•/lftvnt/ Personal• C.M. 642·8690 port hM 3149 2 Br unfurn,-sundeck, Pr1v. Eves. 644·4983 1-'0R LE/\S E· Store or Of· Fin .. ce 5350 Apply Mc Donalds l>R EGNAN·r ·! llrs. :J·S. s n1. congl'n1al IUO W, Coa sl llwy. NU -="-':.c.=.o:.:..:. _____ 1,,,., •••••••••••••••••• locke d garage. Malure G•stHoMe 4150 fi.ce, 900 sq . ft. in shop.••••••••••••••••••••••• i l 75. 2 l~ll, bltns, panel· p4aw ~E--adults, no children, ur pon g "enter H-"h t ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ari n g conf1d1•11t ial u f l·. Xl n l . Lt cnc 's . -- -- counseling & rl•fl·rra l. 11 ·1·tl79·22iU GENERAL OFFICE ft..,. ..... ..-""'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• .: . ,.....,.. urs !iflg. c rpts, drps, pool. In· AP •RT~-s pets. $l00. s-1a:.i922 at ~1 c t' ad d e n . ttt r . luMness ~nt ok, no pets. ~Ca · ,.. _.., ~---------1 \/acancy for elderly man Longordo. 213·638·2000 or 0-rturiitv SOOS ·fly on Dr .. Apt t,.833·853J Bachelorlor 2 li\tMAC 2 br, 2 ba. nr. or woman. Westminste 213.531.95JJ •••• ~!"'.: •••• ;! ••••••••• Bedrooms and lJo ag. Q uie t Adults . a r e a . ?.1 e di car 1\Uort ion, adopuun & I 0_;;;; __ ...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j ~· ti mt" 11 ·J11 5·Ju Stul'cr k("e1n ni:. I• Cable ·r\'. ·IH l·H..'1~J5 tJ45. l br. lg. patio, ma ny 'l'ownhnuses Pa tio. rcrrig. Gal". $195. ~·el co me . E••cutive Officr ,eloscls, cpts. drps, st v, f 'r. ~4 .50 ()pen 9·6 _&1_2_·1"2"l06_~-=~--l ~--893-·_311-,-79_o_r_9l_9_·_13_1_8 __ 1 O\•er lookini:! New purl :trig, frnt . gar. ·1·plex . Daily -;-. • t Sp •. Pool•·T~n;" SPAC 1mmac, 3 br. 2 ba, Suwr.R...tah 4200 l-larbor al Newport Ul \'d. • 1 c e s . , 11 r . .. .. ,,, A p c.-ft , •• , ,,.4 :18t'h /N e wpo rt . Non · Across fro n1 t-'ashion dcn.nr.lloag.Deoorator ••••••••••••••••••••••• P roll'IJllUSQ ·'" . ...,., j mok 'g. adults. l'rt:sent Island at J amboree on beams. frpl, shag, quiet 2 BR, 2 ba , near bay, LUXURY J>:xcc. ofc . suite fen<1nls . m iddl e a ged.No San Joaquin I-I.ills Road. adulls.$200.&12·1276 ~ach. park. June thr u Nc v.·por t Ueal·h. Shr. -motorcyclcsor dogs.lnl. 17141644-1900 Sept. 15th. Weekly . .,.,./com p atiblt• p<1rty pd. on de posit. Ref's.1---------1S..Cle....te 3176 073--0473 645·3700 ' Avl. 1mmed. 6-12·21·12 •••••••••••••••••••••••Yoe~•..., 1-~1 4z5 2 BR ltOO fl l'" 8 .,. .....,.. OFF/IND/WAREllSE PARK PACIFIC ADUL"f LIVING I ldrm f..0.. SllS 2 ldrm from 5205 Furn/Unf modclS""avai l 10250LaHacleoda 1'"0UN'fAI N VALL~Y 961-3378 MOVE-IN BONUS ----------1 Hwoli"9'°• -314 •••••••••••••••••••••• CllEZ OROAPTS 82J4 Atlanta 1.2&3 an . l'riv. g;,r. pCJo l. wa s he r . dryer Close to beech . .sJG.OJ36 G••• -* Z WEEllS NEE ~1ov e in w /deposits , only I BR $190 2 BR $230 He rrig, s ecurity, Poo l, Ja c uii i , Rec. Bidg w/elCercise rm., Billit11·ds . Color TV. , sq. . .,~ a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr beach, s hopping & 1 Appro x 3000 sq ft . 25" per <'lubhouse.4·Plex.Lease A.rrowheodle..ty. ft . PA C IFIC Rt_;AL 5185. Mature adu l t . Stunn in g view. c lub ESTA1't_;.642·0200 492·3799 or 49"l·9l:ilO pri\'gs, s lee ps 6. Summe r L . rr· .1 resv., $85 wknd;•$125 wk· uxur1ous o ice ava1 . 21/2 BEAClit,RONT ly G loria 645·3167 or duys pe r wk, on the l'ENTtlOUSE 337.J1t.SH ' ~·<1 le r, garde n \·ie w. NI:'.,.,. 2 br & den. 2 b<1. compl. fur n + recepl. frpl. all bltns. pvt. sun· Wt::lo:KE N OS ! liunl · arca.~/mo.673·568-1 . det"k O\'erlook·g. beach. in glo n Harbouf'. ne .,.,· . Sold for $90,000. Will rent bch. Sludio. furn, sips. 4. ~44 Nc~port Bl_,·d. orr1 cc for 5500 pe r m o . t o Pvt. pty . 213·59'l ·3185 or B ava ilable, SK> mo. ut1I qu»lified p art y . 259 71.t·454 ·1639 pd.675·8457 A\'Cnida Lobeiro. (714 ) l..tal•to.t..e 4300 •COM Deluxe Offices • 492· 7436 or 6&-1·588.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Full ser\•ice/ample pr kg •-J-NEW 3Br Bayfronl apt. the WEL'f ON BLL>G . Irvine Ave. at Mesa ~ .,..cc E C•t Hwy6T> 0 900 545.4355 CmpistrCNIO 3171 $185 . mo. yrly. Non· <00.JJ -v .----------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• s moker.673-6i43 Furnishe d s·x12·-$6S . VERSAILLES Ml:WPORT, 2 Bd. $200. per~· P';l'OI. WANTED: Roommate. m , o ·. U n r urn . 32061 Pas eo C»rollna Straight, ma ture ma le 1 12 ."25 -$135. mo. Wl'.11 499-4196 eves. shr. luxurious 3 br condo, located .. :ii:l.nt prkg. Air A,_tiM..tsfwwiWd beaut rurn·d. Jacuzzi. c~nd., ul1l 1ncld. Hcaltor or UnfwMshecl 3900 pool in Ir\'. $200 mo.1_64_2_-s_z_oo _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 547·6791 .. • ·-~~ £1$'~('@6? (IClllllC llW c:tla'1! . UUlf 1111611( llWllC •Boch•k>r' •IBl,281 •2BR&De" ....... ,,,,~· ' . ...... . ···-~ M.sa Ywd. fost & Adams 540-1800 s1ne11 ft..:n•w 4450 Great N.B. P<X>l home w / ••••••••••••••••••••••• bus. o r pro f. man.1----------- Straight. $150. 645·1502. Hoomma1e· wanted. M or F. Working & neat. Age 20 to 35. Call 642--0097 Wes. HOOft.tMATE to s hare <1pt. mother & 3 yr old g irl . $87 .50 + ut i l. &12·7807 1'11a \e roommate to sha re 2 BD. z BA. rum duple.x close to Bea ch. Laguna. 5125 m o. 494·1701 . THE COLONY 30 RETAILSHOPS Prime reasonable s pace availa ble lariec & small. Old .,.,·orld charm with FrenC'b windo.,.,·s. gables & trees. Adjacent to t"es ti va l o f A rt s Grounds. 580 BROADWAY LAG UNA HEACH 494-7915 1·op LOCATION MESA YEllDE DalYEPLAli REST AURAHT l'rice Ull·I. on salt• l111 u11r lie ., a ll b<1 r. rood&: gaml' equip. 550.00U Huys it all '. ·GEM- 120.t-· ·ru~11n Ave .. I'. B. J<l-.:Al.'r OHS 6-12·4tilJ Affiliate VENDING 1\ Pl .,\ It E .;H1 2.)G;I PROBLEMS? U Nt; \l,',\Y ll ELI' c i-:N·ri'.:1t 2.1 hr llut Linctiil5·81Si.IO Lon(·ly W1do\\'. 5<!. edul·at· L0tl & fun. seeks Hlll'r("St· , 111 g tric nds, male & fe 1nalc. ti13·tii~l We can leach you ho~· to ~--- inl·reasc your income SPIRITU,\l,Hi'.:AIJEI{ with vend ing mat•hincs. Ope n 10 A,\1 to IUP:\1 fUll or P<iTt-time. Vend· /\driceon allmau crs. ing coffee, e1g<1rettes, :112 N. El Ca mino H:eal c andy & I.I rinks . Wl• S ;1 Cli:'me nl c . .,·ur appl. furni s h l oc<1l1uns & Ca ll i!~l·9U3·1 ·l!:l~·~JlJti fin Uncing. Call 1od<1y for ------ llcla1l s & get started on Employ,..ent & lhc road to fi nancia l in· Preparation depenl.lcnl·c. 714·!138·2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHAMroo Conventianal Loewi UNDERWRITERS PROCESSORS & SHIPPERS Uo\\ rocy Sa1•1 11~:.. & l.0:111 has 1n1mcll . 01.1en111g~ 111 11:-. loan tlcpt. ;1l llunl. B C h . f u r I. u ;1 n l'ro1_•e:'.>S or s . U n · 1lL•r.,.,·r1lers & Shq)11crs. ~:.-.:per 'd in l''llLi\IC & l''N l\t A ~·u n \'C•11t i CJn all loa ns. Co ntaet IL .J. Brchn1 . 7l<l ,\IW·8.'.lll. ~11ua l Op1>QI'. ErnplvYL'I' COOK, F /TIME ~:s 1icr 'd Only. ,\1)))1il·a· \tuns ;Jl'<'C)lll~I ,\\u11-Fr1 !J ::lu .. 1:30 . l'ark l.1 llu Cun\'. llu:..p , 4th Flagshlp /ttl. NH General Nutrition Centers \\'or1d ·s 1.urgl·St 01l·t, I ll•ahh Food Chain ~o .... · la k 1 ng ;1pph c:1t1ons Fur l':irl-'l'ime SALES For our ne~· location Jla\'l! Fun & ~1akes 1·00 l 'oine in & Sl'C us a t LAGUMA HILLS MALL IHrw Se-ctionl bor Call, S57-7327 Mr. Terry Velin Job Wanted GENERAL OFFICE A1:<·ur<1IL0 typL~I. F lime. l m1n.._.d _ ''l'l'il l ll J,1 . 5-l!f·Ul.'tiS Be. your O"'" ~s ! Buy Male ' 702S Cook ·ltcl1l·f. 1u:t t ure th is well equi pped 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• perso n, 10 1> sa la ry & booth bea uty salon. Good U 5 COAST G d L' hcncfLts. 6-1 2·5Mtil Grinder Hffded Newport licach location, ·:, . uar . 1~· ----1 Uelt sa nding. alum. t•ast· parking & lease. Oc~an C?pcralor bet.,., 11 COOKS 1 n ~s. dcburr1ng & h~ht Only ~.500 1:01nt Vin cente & Calle Es....,,r .u nl_,·for busycof. mach1n 1n J:. F /t 11nc. • • Sa n Lu cas d esires .,~ · I r • . U•1vers1ty llemty perma ne n t position on fee shop. fll usl know egg: perm . J 11 1 Cir guou JOOlE CstH 6736510 A NIJ hro il cr "'Or k . V.'Orker. t-.tuslhc cxpcr'd · "''Y · n1otor vessel of any ton· & r._.ll ;i blc. Call 5"19·!SH52. M ... • la Lo.., 5025 nagc. CapalJle of com· J!cnL'fils. Apply in pcrsun • I !\Ion thru Vri . bct\\·n 2 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• p ete c hargt• to 01,__·ratc, 1 na\•igatc & m;J inlain. 4pm. ll78 i\'ev.·port H \'d, JIOUSEK EEl'EH/Cuok:. 1-:n.i::tis h Sl)l'ilkln)!. l.i\'I! 111 o r l.1 \C out. !lours Y.'rite or ph. tt. Eni,:l'I. _c_i\1.:.!\_.,_k forq_t 1o __ '"-"--- s25oo to SSOM 6780 t 'ria rs H<L. San FOil PHIVATEJ\tONt:Y Diego , C a . !12 108 or Ht:AI. t:S'l'A'rELO,\NS 714·2!1!1·7!1i-1 /\rr<1ngc m cnls mal.lc ---------- your home or our office. Job Wanted, Avoid the hi gh cosl:i. Call Female 7050 TDC, Dk rs . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 14 1543·8:'181 HO US EK E f.:P t:H, pro· fess'J. relia bl e. ref's. No Morh)C!iges, Trvst live in. Call 548·lJO".J. Deeds 503S 1 ~------~ Dc li\·c1·y \\'ur k , 11,li mc . lll'gOtitilolc. tj.~1·!177:! c\·cs ~t a rri e d , O\'t•r :!5. List• ~~knlls.i'1~i;.;~1ol<h1Ys.:,.:. ov.·n e;1r. \Vt> p:iy g;:is. (;Ullll c<.1 r111n gs, nn sL·ll-HOUSEKEEPER 1ng. Ca ll 8tl•l·li5o b._.f l•'1t11n c. 1-:x 1~r, prcr·rt, -iPi\I but uol ncc. Appl1cat111ns ----~~----1 a ccepted i\l on·l''r11$·•1:30, Dcl1vcrymc11 uvr l l per m l'<1rk: L11lo Cun\'. Jlosp, p/t early m orn LA ·r imes 466 t-•1a gshi1> l!d. N.B. dcJ 1v to NB horn~s. SUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• per mo. 642--1800. llousckeepl·r, h\'i:·tn. 1·op Pt. T1mcChauffeur/CO m· --- - -----s;il. No ch iliJrcn. J\lusl LOANS Up to Soo/ 0 panion / Cook. llepenl.la · Dental /\ss"L Hcl·l'ption. have 2 vrs rcl's as li\'t.'·111 /C ble. llclen, 5411·7197 lor onl! girl Ci\1 ot'fi<.•c. hskpr_ (:ood Eng. O\·r .iu. 1 ----~----~I lstTDLo--81/2°/o Prac. Nu r s e /Co mpa · Esp·d i n ;d i ph;1scs. N.H.67;)·J71U. 2ttdTDL.o.s n io n 1 1-f s kpr . No n · ~,~,l~ry open. a4U·IS.15 :.ir~ t owest rales Orange Co, s moker . Jive·out. Rc<1s . ------- Sattler Mhj. Co. rates. 968·&186 artfipm IJ t-:N1' A 1~ Assis ·r .\N'I' 6:t2·2.171 545·00.l 1 Houseclean ing. 1 or 21.la\ .. s Chairs1dc, full l 11nc."l\l 111 . Serving llarbor area 24 a · .,.,·eek. Own trans p. I y r cxpcr .. '\.ray Ill·. yc»rs fi-15.011 14 Sal11 r y open . l•'r in i:-L' HOUSEKEEl'ER Li\'f'·ln 1.i4U·5130 llUU:-iEI\ Et:Pr.:£1. Li \•e in, I 1:1rl 11..,yrs.Curona clcl i\I :11· a rt•a. i~l I· 141!f -----------1 benefits. Beach art"a . P \'l. Ptyoffc rs 2ndTDfor .,7.2c'-'!f ll ou s e .,.,'ork , L ;idy , Hate Housework?? "" 1 $-1500. 12.6':~ return. Due --------p, tune. Ai>prox. J 1rs ;1 5 yrs . Le ona rd ~ta l l. EspQualily,545·6521 Drntal Re-ce-pt. l111y. '' rla.\·s :1 \\'k. O"·n 675·6884 Help Wanted 7 I oo c;ood oppor. ror ri~hl lrc r;,0 11al 1t y 111 IJu ;,y nsur genc:y I • s p ec i al l y ufc in Con1n1cr cial Lines L1rt• S.A./'f us tin :1r(•a. Sala ry dcr.,.,•r11 1 11 ~ & n1ll ng. I•:,\'· o µc n ~· /cor p u r a tt• per. lleL·cs.-;. •l!J.1·1111-1; ur be nefits . 5;1•1·5:'1:17 bclwn 2 ~-"-"-"_5_tl. ~I r s. Bradley. Lost & Found 5300 LOST; Bla ck Toy Poodle. ~ yrs oltl. ··~I r. Slpp1 ·· net:d s s p ecia l fool.I <l\.U .l R1'.:W,\RD . Accounla nt Si i!K B;1 nqucl IJ1rec-tor Sl2K ~;ngr /Optil·al SIKK Contracts Ad mi n to ~l 6K Ste:im Cleaners to$12K ln\'entory Clerk to S.S!Jll (;c ncral Offi ce ~I~ IRVINE PERSONNEL SERVICES.,.AGENCY 411.8 r:. 17th (1\l lrvinl') Suite 224 Costa 1\lcs a Call 642-1470 6 4 5. O 2 2 6 \Ii c i n i t y l•-•----•-•---=,..---=•-••-••-••-- IJaycrcst. &31':\I. Dc nt ;.i l 1\ss1s t a nt. 4 '~ l1:1ys, cs pc r 'd. S ;1l:iry 01X:n . 1-:1 ·r oro;i\1. \licJu. SJ0· 11 :.so. __ De-ntal hr Paid ~·ront o r{', exp. to StiW Uent1Sc;1rch 18662 i\!11cArthur. lrv1 nc C;ilJ 75l·l541 JUNIOR SALESMEN 1\ge Jfl.J5. Earn S..."0·~111 1>er \\'1.•c k ~e1t1ng nl'w 1•usto1ncrs forlhc l.J,\ILY 1'11.U'I" ancr school anti S;jturtlays. y,,11 n1ust he oul of :-L•huol IJ) :1 w p.ni. and ht.• ;1tlle to v.·ork :1l ll·:1s13days 11er '>'eck . No dc.hv••rtt>~ o, 1·11lll'Clln).t. i·r~111 :-.p orl11 1111 11 pro· ''tdc1I l':ill ti.14 02;~; l·:qu.11 ()p111•l'tun1ly Live lllce you've •lwlyl ••11ed 111 MILL CREEK ------·l\ssC"mbly Work p /t1mc 1-~uU NU : Uog 'l.(l.O, s m. for s m a ll brass Ya lYC m 1 x a'1l -rtl ii I e •. ni anuf . n ea r U .C . whl /b l k ~U eg s 1\1rport . Wo man Jo.5u beautifully. 546-2472 yrs. Approx ti hrs, 5 day:. y,•k.557 ·7283 FOUND: Prcg.CattcoCat ---~---- Vic. Cor s1cu Pk. Ci\.1 Assembly Leodnwn we ur in g flea collar. Expe r'd in boat or RV as· Ol=:N .rA I~ Assis ·r/\N"I'· We ll esp d chiursidc as . st. fo r rcs lor<1l1 vc pral" t1 et•, Nc.,.,•port Uc<1 c h . Some front offit·c ~k ills helpfu l. Neal 111 ap . peurtHlCL· & 1n<1tur\'. Ou 11<1l apply unless thL·Se re· qu ir c n1 t"11 ls ;11·c 1n ct. E 111 pl11~ l'f Logal Soc /Off Mgr tor Jrvi11l' l..1\. 01'r1a l F1 rm . Ca 11 ! 2 I :l / 4;i; ii525 !1 Ttle adult I fntyltVOU'vt bHn IOOklng fOI' with nltf'- lltfd champ10!1M'llp ttnnls courts. ht1ted swlmml"lll pool, l.cuui. 11un1; pl11S 1n el191nt rec. pevllllon with flrnidt lountn & • pool t lbtts. MlnutH to beachn tor summer fun. BRAND NIW I llDIOOM --211., 2 u --.. , ....... .. 171., .... , .. Oakwood Garden Apartldents .............. I 6th and It vine S.C&-0550 150 I WestcUff Dr. Newport Financial C..'lr L"'"'9 Offla Spece Call on Sile Manaaer 1714 )642·311 l ext 246 CORONA Df;L ~tAR 1_54_6_-._9S56_. _______ 1sembly. Isl & 2nd shifts . Store ordhc.offieespacc, f''O UN'D : Pup, approx 4 Appl y i\t ucG r cgor approx. 900·18(».Z700 sq. mos. Hus ky type. Vi c. Yachts. 1631 Placentia, ft. MC Sq. ft. Gurfield & Magnolia t,8.•C~M_7~A~M~&~3.c1~''-'----Call Art at675·7060 r choke chain. 962·1766. \U1'0 ",.~w. pRl"m'\.•uf~~cee•.bl~~·n~ htclustrielR...W 4SOO Lost 10 w k . old T a n GEM. ST, ALT. REBUILDER llusky, Nume Sheba f.111 (eren<'e Rrn. Xe rox ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ollar. Vi c. Bristol P k. eopier. Nr. OC airport MISSION Viejo-Laguna Medical Group, Bristol & El To ro at J e ron imo. 83.3·3640 Niguel area. llandy to Uakcr.5"9.1056 NF.W l~UX U RV ADLTl---------1 San Diego F"A•y, 200 lol -'---'"'-'-'-~~----1 Exp,toppoy,ptrm APTS. 1&2 Br, pool, rcC", 2000 sq It. Call OYt'ner 1,, 0 $ T Adu 1 t BI k . H-16·7,ll ~. Dental Recept. P 111111 e. PeAboard. Scnd resume in o wn haul.lwr1l · inlo( lo 241 0 llarhot Bl \'cl. Apl 204, C/O J . ll1 Cl'. Co~ta i\.1es a. 921"'26 or l'~oll !MiJ .. 158 1. rm. 25092 t'arthings St.. 831·1400 Doberman. male . vi" JG2 1 W. lst$T,SA 586·6460 ----------I Mi!ts. Viejo. Great loss to <71·1) ~1·7180 PESK.CLERK ' M A.LPI ...... --s m . boy! Uo~·ll n an1c HAllOUI UGHTS ;-;'=-'9 ~ K .._ --· •·Mi d 8 s • •. f'I ea s c ~I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I WuntC!d . t-:xp.>r'l.I .~c u IJcsk Cle rk. 1·\·cning shift. 1.a A1111a 11 111~ ll1J1 on, Con tact i\l r. Sluck ut :~.~ A lim it ed number or :;...__ One unit. 750 sq. n. at Pl ca~C"! Bel. 2 ri\1I• 4200 mn e h1n c . C<1\l spacious 2 bedroom, 2 ~,..,. -........ $112.50. Znd u,Ut , 1500 sq. 51!·9353 . AVON 5.57·8700 e>:t Z5tl ror ~1p1JI. bdrm &&den &lbdrm un· ;./..._ --ft. at $200. t,rpnl olflcn,1 ~-'--'-~------l its are now available. ~.., _.,. -rest rooms. hot water, LOST : Golden R.c!t.rievcr Dishwashi:!r . 2:30or 3 'lil 9 lflOOSaybrookLane, apace he 111ten1. parking, vi e . D rook hu rsl & GET·MOIE or 10. Mesa VcrdeC.Onv. Huntington tlarbour trash. Ask ror Ga rr I c Id . A n s . t u llos p, 661 Center St. C.~1 ('Jl41Mf·334l McG1nnorMlller ••J11rcmy ''968'6329 OUT OFUR! _L~l~nc~o~ln_P_ropc~rty~Co_._I COM M'L-PROt'ESS't. MESA GARDEN APTS Claes A orrltt bid&. 2190 Lu11ury decorated •Pl&· llarbor Bl v d . (a t 2&3 Br. crpl•. drPf, util ,Ad•m! ), C.M. Ki ev,, paid. Bltns, l»undry, NM'.'. A /C, ele<' .. j anitor, room. a rm, saun• & mus ic, p a rking. sec . pool. Adult• onl y, no patrol. M . R. Stever . ·pets. 2881 Bris tol St, m1r . S 5 7 -0136 o r Cotitil Mesa 1"46-8396 COMl"ANV HE ALTOHS SINCE 19-t il •73°4400 Lo11 t : Drown & whit Be an AVON Reprcsea· Ou c b R 11 b b i t . vi c ta tive. t-.leet new people, N e wp o rt S h o r es , add new lnte rC!IL"l io your 642·:L'l<l7. life & earn ROOtl money 1-----------1too! No selling cxpcr . l..ost 'rues. lri1'h Setter. ncC"eiS!i . I 'II llhow you fl.1ule. I y r. Vic: Or~n@e1 ho w . Call S4U-7041, San1 11 ls1.1bcl. Hl?.,.,'artl. Days. 64d·518.lJ. ,_ NOTICE how Doily Pilot Cl3S~· irlcd tads disph1y their mcs!IBges with le11ihllity and Impact? Our ads. 1.l'<' arc proud In ~;iy, r(':t11 y i;ic t r es ults. Pho n <' 642·5671t LIYE-IM MAID For .,.,·or k1 ng fam11~· of :? \\•l n O c h 1lt11·l·n. 1,g t. llskp'g & enokin~. l'l'{'fcr under :10 y rs old Xlnl llv· i n~ t•on1ll\it)1Hi & hri;. Sal:ir y 01)cn . l'a t l :JtiJ·J51 I , 1r nn ans. !>,')(;.jX!tl;. MAINTEMAMCE & .Ja111tur1 :1I "'"11 rk . Uct1rL·d m.111fur1111.:d1l·al l';1l'lllly. I llflUi l'C :\I on. Fri. 83:1·~ ----- ,\lt1lf:!i(cm alc p;1rk1n~ ar - t(•nl.lant s, 1J1l.lmc. ~.U . liood oppor. Call 121:11 868·6530 bci. IJAi\.1, Llelu!C <:: r arklng&>r\. lllANAGER TAAIME! lo~xpcr. nol nee.'\.~ •. Juu1 growing t·h o1n of .. uc ce.ssful car wai;ht"s. i\l u~t ha\'e m cchan1c11I 11 11· lil u1I('. uhi l i !\' to s u p1•r\·1 ~1· ,'(.• h .1 11dl o.! l'us tomers. \\'11 1 1 11~ l•' ~·urk Ion~ hr~. ll:opH1 :1d· \'019'<'Cn1ent. "°li ·tl.'t.11 l - • -C 1-1 DAIL V PILOT Thursday April 17, 1975 -· • Add·it. .. Build it. .. Diaper it... Hammer it. .• Carpet it ... Cem ent it ... Wire it ... Hoe it ... Clean it ... Move ... it ... Press it ... Paint it ... Nail it ... Plaster it ... Fix it ... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb it. .• Parcn 1t. .. l'1pe 1t ... r<emoa e 1 !•· .. Roof it. .. Landscape it... Ti ie it ... Trim lt ... Se"! 11 •.• H a ul it... Add it... Plant it ... Aller lt...Learn It. .. '' .. .Appli.,u hpalr C..,.....er Co-•l/C- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················· ...................... . Gardonlll<J Housoclo..UO<J ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Mo•ffMJ PolnthMJ/Popering PoltditMJ /Slp ~!:~!'!••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••·•·•••••••• 11 I SPECIALIZING cus·ror-1 Cc1nenl Work In Rcmodt>l ini:, & Alter .. Patios. H ea~nuble t'lo\Oo'ers /~ta I nt/l..d!)cpg .sud, s prk lrs. ioo1l l'Ond t:leanup. 642<1J:ll /tl46-<190tl IU)1JSECLEANIN(i !s our Business. Cull J1tni ce's II a1:a:cdy Anns. 675-ti.'>S:l ou·r··A.BOUT"' co 11 uc •· s I . o IM .. nt:r/\1ns . :1 y11c s. or , , • , ... , , tu< e n ls Attn: Apt wncrs nll>ra . llel\s to'rl.'\' l'fil lie osk . A,,LIANCEREPAIR WMsher:s· Urycrs ·Re.frlgs Cull J;i<:k S48·G.13J el l.'. Unique & Unul!lual 1-'rl'(' Jo:st li4i ·ll5 14 LocaltStutewidt'i\toving Puintin3 . Int & ext. uir· A11t PiAintlng·SlS pur f ··w a i t tJJ u .50 20 7 du, fr,~e est, .\2'l.2'l'J I less 1~qul p. AIJJO k1teht."n room C•U ·red63&7'*5 ° r · \\!ork \lll'i('OUH:. J\tbr U.U. -- Bureau. 20 \'rs C)(p. Break /Drill /Hc n1 0 \'c 'l'I It: U l;: "f W 1>Qn1es.t.c Clt.:ilnin~. Uobb1c's Ri.it-: & l\1op, Mtl·0757 '.-'O::::..:::::e..::::.::.=::.;.:c:;__ I u 11)'1 i me. ---t'ttbinet s rer1 nis hl11 i:. -----f\'lo\01uj1 /ll 11ul11 1~. Stud~nt -Re(!I. 673·36$8 Hob. fhttt.r/I.,,.. labysJHln9 002·1001 AS:phalt /C~nll·nt . low .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ---~ut~~l9 -!J93JJt\J0 -0llil'I L'un1pl Luwn Scr\'l('t'. Co111111 / Heas/Cleunups. l<'rce t.•st. 5·111·6l-12/~2·72H9 Lt-!C trul·k. n.~·as. lJurr)' ----... ••••••••••••••••••••• J.~t:. HOOl"INCi • t .iccus~d & Insured ... ~. , . . , . , . , C u s lo1n C arpe ntry , ----5-ltJ·U72J& 535·ti71M GUSTO P_.IMTIMG PA.'fCll PLAS'rERLNG "'rec c~t. ~11 -.•lotili oiJIJ)i>•tl•~ii;. "t n c ld Fra rnuu~or t'inishWork . LEONI'!'".; CON CHt:'r".; • llOUSt::CLl::AN INl~• hy 1·1~1i11hlt! l'Ouplc. liOOIJ rall'li, rcr s. S.ltJ·til7 I -----Low cost, ext~r/lntt•r, All 1'ypes. i'"'ree t::ii · MOVING? l'rote<:l & bc:1utify l:l1Jrt\c ti mates. Cull M().li825 nuorsc 11 .. :cKt:u ! Hcpairvd & llepluccd Uircctr1''al'tory S...·1·vit.:: Yard . Lov1n~(·;1rc! all) I(• 11 . & \·'·' . S'l'/\l\1P!Nti , (;ob · •GAHU+:NtNt:• ,,,. t" •ij..lj!5"..,~I ~nlU<Cs ;uulllOUS ,1gc, any nnc. · w" 5'1\) .. llJ!I bl t•s t o nt·, IJril'k . tile . l'a11os, e tl'. t>-I0·4:J.l!J Lovin ~ l·arc, fn t •I ;vii. Y<IUNt; t:AHl'r:N"l'l•:U i\·I u"' I r:ui;c/ ~1 ui11t 1:rt:1· r:t-t. ~ .. 1H·ll!1:1u ----- 11 <>US";~ EJ•:f'l !"/l~ t)\111 tr:11\SJ)Or1alion • S.1!1-37Uii • l)Ull llATES will l>leusc vr bus . l!:xperid , frl.'\i clll, Yuu. t'rce ui>t. 7 \'no Exp. 1-tuarn. ti75·ti!)27. rhNRblftfJ 5'18-71·17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.h·cnse (.;~).lf)~l-lW I'll: !><111·2001 II r I d :.1 )' 1 w k . T . DI k "I t W 11 t>ua llly \\'ork/ 1m e & Ul' ·.;>umps one· a s Coin i>it•t e l\t alul , .\'cl • \V 06111, ... i,l'I' l l»nw,ina;. MA ll v 'S 1'1..UM BIN ti N1 .. hts lwk nds Ut\. ll1•I!) 11··1 , •. , lk " t\latcr1al~.5.t~·U l:J8.lohn uni :1nters .. ~al'\Oo'il ·~· <"ll't1JIU!)S. lav•n rcnovut· 55tf 03'17 Jl'H l\I l' By Form<!r Instructor • O•lt> 9!.1117 • • Curl ltebko,t>W·u49 NO J(>I~ 'l'OOS~t/\LI~ Sewing/ Altef'Clti011s ,:;;:;;o;.~:..c;;:-,"'-'.,.,_~ ------Urivcs. 6'15·8'1'.!0 in~. pru11in~/tri1nn1u1g . ~ .. ,1 .. · 55 Ser ice -= 11\tt':s C.:11rp('f)try &i2:6179 . ----1 646•4671l. H('l!;1blc woman "'i ll P:\t io l'O\'crs ·Uoors · DressmaknHJ -------! 1·1t•an your huuse. Heus. •••••••••••• ••• ••••• l'JJIJ •nl•t !! Cu unlt•r s ·••••••••••••••••••••••• t:XP 'l) .. l a p ~1 n cs £· rah·s. Hcfs .!.lti.il·G4.8Gufl. Keypun1·h , l ':trd sort . fOl'Ol il·;1.l(epairs. 1Jrcssmi1kini,:1nl'he (;JJ rd l'nl!r . C.:on1111 'c l •. Gpm 1)ul)ilc111l'. I.1st. lli::N· l':uroJ>e ll.n ~1 anncr. \\!u._ 11 J 1 · 1 ·1 -~---------i I' EC:· ;,,1t.i· 7 lti0 £'Xl 34i.'l furnish C\'er)1hin". De· • t'~ 1 . e.n 1-1 ~ ~ -• nt USI-'-' "ll"OiiilHJ 1-,;x I' lo: lt'f CA R pr.;NTH \' s igned for you. ~·llay .. rl'c l'Sl. li4~·034.) •• ••• •• • • • •• ••••••••••• N /\NL' y II All N ES . (ito:Nt:H;\L HJ::l',\IHS r·ash10l\S.556··12J2 BOll'SGAROt-:NING IH{);./IN(; UONJ:: .S ct' r (' t ~1 r 1 a I Sc r \' 1 <'i.• · Cal:u nC'ts ti-15· l~J5 by 11 ppl. only Cle:.in Ups & Nt.•\Oo' l...a\Oo'ns In i\I Y I loml' lll•;is rut('S. Hy thv pagt --~--------1 Ph : &I0-2t.156 lll'asun;.illJc 0.16·21UJ or hr.1>40·SH.g5,5-llS·2t.O:ll Carpet Ser•ice Electrical ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• General Ser•ices L~dscaping Painllll<J/Papering ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pro paper h11n"irw. No· job Cll 1';1i nt l ng . ,J .. ret~ too smull. No.job too t:stima t es. lACCOl'l' & large. Call 8fl8·Zll8 Ins . :JO yr$. ~xpcr . -~-~~1 oi~ir.u1.;t·?----l-}xt . voa-or -1.,,.rcl~!'i:< Jo:x-1ttnt11;11nt. 4\.14 ·1003. pupcrhani..:ing, :1\rless Prof Pa i nter, huni.'Sl work. r~·a s. lnl lcxL. frft' l'St . llcfs. ~'1!1·2759 . 642<1913 ~·~.2,5_Y l"S exp979·52'J·I \'ou Su11J)l y thl• J>uinl Hl)Ui\1S ~1\J N'rr:u- ~\Oe:i. * l'h: !t<l(}.7046 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST P.LUMllHG? 1\lt-0r;111on s, uvcs. wkotl~. i'"'astScrv ltuas lt;itc:s Ide al fo r v.·urk1ni.; l)l.'Ollle. JustOnt•l:;ill'fo: A 1l·11 't on\~. 1<:d11 U. JUS'l' l 'LUMUINU 1~12·!1·Ui7 • 6-12-4111 * ---· -------•Tile 1..ll. O'i'IS Plun11J111i.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Wutl·r htrs, 1111 sizes, di:i;. Cto:R;\i\1IC "1'1 1.I•:. New & posa ls, sto1)11:i t-:£'~. l'l'· ltc1nvdel. t>'l'ee 1..'St. Sml 1n11rs, rc n1odt•li ni.:· and jobs "'l'i<.·un1e. 531>·24lt> 1·1·11111ing. New t:onstn.ic· ~ . tio11 . <M Jlrs. Ii<.· & bonll rff Ser•ice .. •••••••••••••••••••••• J(l ll N 'S C a rp e l & 1::1.t-:c·ru 1c.;1A1':. Sn1 I •••••••••••••••··~··••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S/\VJ-: & i'rolit. Custom Upholstery, Ori sh<tmJ)llO Jobs. m a int l repairs. :a HANt>YAl ,\N-l·lom('s & H()TOTI l.l.11':'(; .$25 . H.L . S IN ()ll . S1ute lic /l ns rd. ":xtcrior. Pu\' n1onthly . \17~·:13:1.'i. · P/\IN'l"INt:/ill'Jllllr, :JS &12-li263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ~u1I rt.•ta rdanl sl .. \·r s e xp. lie 2:J:J IU!I. ''''''· c.,,,,.,.,· .. n t•ou•. !0,ilndsr •• ·1p1ll j!,S..x.I S;1,les. ren1(11I. l't'p;ur, a(/il-on, I> & II I . " ' " ' ·' ' ' •• Ch y r s . "' u r k n1 ;1ns h1 p , 'l'rl'C 'l'r1111nlln~. 'fopping, g1,1:11"d . l ake •1d\·;in1agl' Re...odel & Repmr Pruning, Ul'rnu\•als. U>w . i.'gt"l'a sers. ;1 ~·our 5-lll·52U:J Crafts man. 6"!>-~. • rec .-.. st. , .. a.slcr g. in.-ulalio n. Frl"-' <:~t . & brighteners & 10 minute - - -----l>av or C\'C:.. '1'11111 Des ii.:ns. Ii 15 :~13!1. '·I h r G d ' . of n1 y l'X I), S:.IG-70.'">li ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hal l's. l)a n. 5-10-Q.lt.it). -· --tiuallty ho1nc in1p. Li<:. l5 -- --,.--__ -----1 u l'i.ll' or your "''hilt' ar en1n9 "l 'HI NGS " by }.loose-, ~1·2 1 7U l"rt r1>c ts, Save money hy ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:cn "''OOdwork, rc1\;1irs. --------- •THE HANGMEN• L il' 274041i . t-'rL'\! .. ::st • Dan S l'h \Oo·:irtz S r ~5!1-1 :101 .\llNOH ll(l1\J ~: Hi'.:PAI ll Plu 111 b1 ng--<..'.;1rpc nt ry · Ct:r a 111 it• 'f i lt•. 5-10-5.'>00 Cah1ncl Work. t;t.•n 'J li t·.pairs. Urywall \Vor k. Stnl 1\ddits -5.'>I 0171 .,.in ish (;;1r1)Cntr:-·. He1nodel. Hcpa1r. V1n cct>7.).J!lfi.'i & 5:16·8475 ;1ft t.i suv1ng ml' l'.Xfru trips . y ARD CLEAM UP 11lumbing. ell'. U.12·5613. Masonry ,., ,. . 1· . • •••••••••••••••••••••• v can 1\·ing room.< 1111ng C'omp i\l:iint t)..15-UJt.19 rm & ha ll SI S. ;\ny rm ---· --Hauling Fir l.'pl al·es ·Pl :•nt ers - Si .50. l'Otll"h SlU.l·hair S5. Ja1>;lne st· ti;•rlll·n cr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hril'k /Cone. Patios · 1:-iy rsex p is"'·hat.ounts . C(implc ll' 'i:1rcJ "'or k. :\10\1 1N<;. h a ul in1.:. lllock W11lls·UUll pits. not n1t·thOO . J do "''01·k l' I c;i 11 . u II · Frl'l' l'S I . i..:arai.:c <·l(·anup. Ht•liabll' Ht•fs. "~sl. 640·G.'61 •'1'01' t}UALITY • Interior & ":xterllH' C:11l Lee XJ0·727!! l'\' myst•lf:Gd. rels. 531-111111 t>-12-:1102 fast :;er\·1 r·t·. ~~152 -------1 s·rt:,\~1 CLE,\NU'IG A'l'S f"',"\M POO PH ICES t><l6-7Hl I • 54t.i·GH61 Exl>t'.'rl Japanese Gardt·n· ini.: Scr\'il'.l'. Fl"l'C Est. ti4ti.:!370 llaul in g. yll t'll'anup. n1oving. ;.111 }' an.·:1. llclla· blc. JO\Oo' ratcs.55t»03·17. lla,·e somc>thini..: you "'':int 1'he fastest dray,· in thl' to si•ll '? CJ;issified ads do Wes t. .. a Uaily Pilot it y,·etl -Call NOW, .Cla ss ified Ad . Phone &t2·5678. 642·5678 . USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY , Far Result Ser•ice Calf 642-5671 HI. 322 }'rs ux11. Frl'e t..'Sl ._ 1-'air prit·e. We care, Cllll Ken 1'\"l'S & "'·knds 6'12-177u : Hay days ti75·!H!l-I ust:T11r. DAILY PILOT "FAS'r n.r:suLT" S fo:RVICE Dl ltECTOIJY USE THE DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For••""' S..-.lceCaU 642-5671•"'·322 Help Wonted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Merchandise Bicycles 1020 Fumiture 8050 Garage Salr 8055 Misct-llaH<Hn 8010 Misct-llanrous 8080 .................................................................................................................................................................. ·········~············· ...................... . MANAGER Experll.'nct>tl Only \\"01na11 2;; .. 15 tor hclli.'r ~port S '>''L•:•r s hu 11. Fas hion 1:-Jaud. N .B. Carries young lu ghly s ophis t 1l'a tcll 11nport s 11urts v.·ear. 1\\·a1I al 011- 1·('. Send re~un1e .\I. (.;111 · tman, 33 Fa~hion Sci. Sh e r n1<.111 (J;ik ~. t.::1. ltEC~r·r10N IST for real l'Slall' ofl•., N.U. \Oo"orking \\'/111\"Cs lml'nt pro · lll'rtics. So1nc real csfall' or a eelg. t•xp. 1k•s1rC\I. For intcrv1l'"'' llp!Jt. call !l7!J...!153J anytimt:·. ltc<:e pl1onist for apt l'Olll· plex. unlll'r 27, 2Ull units . !14t.i·l:l2J !f1.12;1. --------1RECEPT T0$600 MASSAGE TECH Young lad.v tHl·<!MI for leg1umate fu ll time posi· lion. No CX IJl'r. nel'. We send to s c hool. earn \Oo"h1Jc yuu luJJ rn. Appl y 111 person any artcrnoon or l'\'('. 211<! Jl;1rbor lilvd, -l.;o~I <t-;\I eb <1 . Medical Rect-Pt. P ro g r css 1VL' ani mal hosp. offers exceptional ruture for \'L•rs:tlile, lUkC eh;1rgc matur\l J>t.'l'son . i\llnimu m 4 yrs. uffi<·t• ('Xpe rie n rc r equir('d , Corporate llcneflls. Send rc.sumt.•. \\I r.lie a<I No. :l.'",!f. Uaily P1lol. P.U. Box 1560, Cusl;1 i\lcs;L 92ti2G. llN p1llme 7-3 & ;1.11 rt!- lil'f. L'lN p t1111(" 3·11. !\l l's a Vl•r d c l'on,· Scrv1l·C St at111n /\llt'll· Usi.'d Hik('s /l'ans. $15/up. dilnl , <'Xper·d. l)ay "'"Antiques • 8005 ltu y 1sell l trad.l'. 2 ~!111 l'\'('S Full & p t1n1.5. API" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ne v.· port UI. C!l.1. I h : ly Shell Stat1un. 17th & &1<!·7!110 li·\·in<" N.il ~ RUTH'S ANTIQUES Scr\•u·e St:.1 . :\lteudant. f ~1n1t•. l'X pcr'd . Bunu>; lor smog. br;1kl.' or larnp lil'l'llScs. Neal appc;1r ,.;. h ;111dwr1t1n g. Apply morns, 25\)U Newport UL C.:\1. SHOE SALES ":x1>cr'd S:ilesl;idy In Uett('r t;r~1deShocs. F or 111 t' r I y a I t h c Cats 80lS "'11llcr111n AntQ. Ctr. Get ......... ••••••••••••••••• acquainlcd salt•._ IU' ~ ofl Canarit•s & "'ui('hl'S fron1 on all 1n l'r<·h.and1se .for 2 Sli . S nt U4 1'.! !>i. liaylront. 1'crs ia11 ,, fru1n S75 . l~itl. ls l;1nd <.nxt to lhl' ti·l5·l;.!51i "l'rry 1 0 1)t.•n fhur . ..;. thru Sun. 12 to 5. 675·(14:1:1 Dags 8040 ~1 :1 ssive Spanish styl d in i n g room set . ~rs . Buffe t & tallle. lj;,.,.45:10 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •PET WORLD• Shih-l1.U, Multesc, Pug. C how , II u s k i e s, lJua l l t y -bed S('l\C(', 2 Families c:ara),!l'Salc- naugh., SlOtl: "'1ng th.~1r ... ·r1, S:il & Sun ii n alley ) r?'-:ke ~ .. red n1'.ugh ... S.~. 1959 Ho>;emary l'l. C.l\t: GI:. w,1sher. tny dt~_. ~I~· from 9 to 5. Lots of d c r \Oo';1r ra11ty, :S l2;i . ··OCKI •. St.'ars cll'l'. port dryl'r, i.: Its. $70. '.\I ;1h o g. l'hl'Sl ol i''ri thru Sun , IMIJy )!l'ilr, dra\Oo·crs & vanity. S80 ca. furn .. bike. toys, rnort•. lluo\•cr t•let·tronil· :i ii' 1782·1 L ;1Rosa. l"V. purif1t:•r, ~ti. Pictures. 963·72·12. lumps ctl'. 28() ltith Pl. --· ------ AptC, C.i\t . 642·75li8 I l>a y Only! i)rapl'~. bed s p r eads, IJ rnps. Norilll kt? · · Proi.:re!'i!'ilun · · l'hina. t•lothl'S, huuschulcl itc lll s. S:1l 10-5. :12f1 Cameo Shorl'S lld. Clli\1. ,\()J US 'l'·,\.·BCd, !IUxJ9, like nc"'', deluxe model. S.100. 2110 16th Pl., /\pt C. CM 642·75o8 A1>PlY In J~crson Jt t:i\t P1'11 LLS SllUl'.:S 5.1 f';1shion Island. Nil C<.ill ti4·1·42Zl ChihuJJhua , tiny poodles, Like new, com11lcte dou· Antiquu O r g;1n, ful l lab, peke. doxie. 1>i l k b I C t I blc bed w tbcds prc:id. Hc fri g ciator. Slo\'t'. r·urruturc , & ,\l1~c. :1.i:1 Sapph1r<'. Uall:iua Isl. S:1l. hl·5. S un. 11·5 ey oarl . en enn1a , hulls. cockapoo. pum. 100 d t ~,, 'l'"w• " Slj5. l fanui ng Lamus . re·con 1 ion ... -.:.. '""· u ·, :\l1 xcd 1iu1>1)ics. Stud "' .. k d I · 5-UI· 70-17 TE •CHERS w ~ c " Y s · o -t scrvic·t n1ost bree.ds. 2525 ---------"' "'i:Ckends. 222 1\rl·h St "·' ~ I ,. . . I .\n a1>prt!l'lation for thl' t.aJ!_una Beach. "· I it l at ;iir\'IC\Oo'. :s, · Uoubll' box s prinJ.lS &; . •:\I~)\' I ~ c:-Si;l I 1 Il l! \'aluc of education 1s tht• ()pen C\'l'S 531-511!7. -' m ;1 I l re s s. Ur l h o E\'('r_v th111 j.!. i\lapll• furn, :1ttrihute we look for in Antique .Juke Box, U1'l'd Beautiful Iris h setter Surprt•me"'·,fran1e.ti rn n tables. d1 s ht.""· ho)nks. of. uur Sumrnl'r emplu ~· 1'111ball mach i nt•s, !JUI>,,. Ii "'k ~. shots. ,\t\C ult.I , 11.ln l 1·un1l1t ion. f1l·c su11 11 t1 .... s, llt'\Oo' ruj.! PLAN 'l'S' Potted ·ind 1>001 thl. antique slyl_e. • •• • 1 • , • -Lt hr pockets "''/braid h .1n ~1 ng . v.1tuum t rinl. /\ll "''ood. \"thick l' l t' an er· Pa_ pc r l>:.i ck sh•le. 2 yrs ukt. l;l!rl·lll'l.2 books. m a.ca1.1ncs. OOds -- and t•nds. 20ili 'J'hur1n . c:rand Opening l'tant one block fr1)ffi Nt!Wl>ol'l Sah'. Aµrd 21 -lb. Costa tlt.'i11" I.lay SI . :1::io.u:Jo ~I t'.: s :1 II i g h F ... 1\ J\urSl'l"Y·2li.'>O Fair\"iCw ltd. C.\I. Choosc from : t 71:t' Utility holly fur pkup iJ\. i\l :irigold 35c·6llc ~145. 4 1 :!Xi 1.~ util. box Ha nging haske-ts i:J.85. I lrlr .. ~JI s~ee~ ~175. ~1 is~. qt. Petunia li(k: l gal. Looi :;, l.lrl'is, ma~:. .. Ger;tnium Sl.1\5. 1 gal. starters. l'lc. I lc:.ith.k1l l)a isy SI .55 & more! \'Ol t. met.er, so forth. :lOll ----------- N. 'fo\Oo'llsend, Santa Ana.. l"LU'l't:. Pan Americ;i n, f1·11 ·8fl96, 531-8392 needs minor repair $5th SA CH I f<'ICt:SALt; l\llJS'l'Sr:LL! Porl·<t·pottie ne\'er used . S.50. 557·:1Uti!J lil'aut1rul almost ne"'' Weddinl? drl'SS sz 7 V.'/ s u f ;1 & Io \' es cat , lun~ \'t'll. head pc & slip. I ler('ulun sofa & rhllirs, Orig S2:IO. (>fl er 548-21J65 talJlcs. so n\e Finl' OJI --- P·11nt1n i.:s left Sil\'cr p;ct·cs &. n1a 1;y othe r :i U~•rstoo l~. 9x l2' Sh:tg items. t.i.Jt.i<!55!l. Hug. gold & oran~c. P\•t. l'tY. 1~12·!.1770 ;if1 5. E . ..:pcr·d for 2 gt•n'f prat- ,t1t1nne r s in N.B. Call &16-3!KJ:I. ~-- 1 los jHlal. titil Cl'nter St. (.:~I menl prui..:r:1m. 'J'u re· arta de· )!:.im t..>s SJUO-uJ). Xln lpaiit.·rs,fi7:1.4~1:!:1 !l-10·20Wi, s an1plcs, Jarn1)s. s h11p <!Ul'S t inl cr\"ll''>'' ;.ip pl ~ t.i75·97 l:J ------. · I l1.11.1ls, firt•pl;u·•• •'« i.:ar1lcn Shau c;•r11t.•linn. <:1L Conti. . . -----· 1' Sol a , light & t ark " " \V d ond cloth•· "''r1 lt'. l'l·rsunn\•I !\tgr . -----· -I Uld English sht"'l.'1>1.log tools, llllSl' huUSl'\Oo'ili't•s. Blk /Wht , 9:.:17'. 550. 111 'J"'.;iu· c ·• ~s fri4rdical fff Paid S i\J..,;s. Art 1nlcrt.·sled t'ro ntOfc,Uphlhal.exp m;ll c 1tem . 22 & over . BIG INDI .~RUG . 1 hro\Oo'n on beige, cost 11 .. , .• 11 ,1 · •'h••col •!c 11,0 '.I•. 1_,. S2.'•· \'i_ilct. tormals sire 10-12. 'IS. An:.it1c1n1 Blvd. Al"'I 1:\l 1,7s1lr1n i..:er span1l'.S Sol!l'J.SO.scll SISO.ti-lS·I05<! t.'urocun ~t.·l .">· ,.('r1· '"' .. ··• . ."u1te 127. 1\nahl'.Lm. Ca SALE t i\1&1'~) li46·0l•l2/645·2il01 day Lan l~, Santa ;\na. Blue 12 xHJ' S25. 1\pplc _v.·1g.fi44 ·1U53fi.·ltl·U.ll0 • Son1c d ispcns1ng to ~100 i\lcd1Scarch Sharp, energetic. resp. l'Xll'O\'t·rt lO work C\'CS 1n rug making shop in So. Coast Village. i\'lusl like re tail selling. Fun at· mo.s phere. Cal l R u g Crafters. 5-11:;.GJ.10. 92815 Old & new K1agetoh"s, af1:.. DREXi'~L r~SP1<.;R,\NTO (off r:ni.:l1 s h . neo.ir (;~ec.n t.i7 sq yds suo. WJJnt1..-.I: Japani.'Se sword Y . • W . d R I I dd b k Was hini;:toi1 I 543·!117K. 552 0:>1.17 ,\ Prnfcss1onal Agency l8Gti2 i\l;1cA rlhur. lr\·1nc Crill HXJ.J.:tRS Tr:Lt:P llUSto: S r\Lr:s .. c 1 s. 1 e uin s,SIBEltlA1'1J llusky pups, (in.rm.set. a <>r <H' • -WW 2 or ot her also Sell Or:in 1.:c Coas t 's Gr<1.nudos .. All types /\KC fanta stil' pets . chr s: Xlnl. co1ll.l.644·ll6l Horsrs 8060 Ir v int! Co untrv C l ub classic. Ko.se s ilver Nav;Jbos. F ri. & SaL 21.rJ 1 ,1·,11 'l•l ·I "'""~ <tit. :::o v.•kdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 h · fl ·tl\Oo'llre 4!J.1 4001 ~a;:;rc~:n1~1:._~:1:1i.:a~ut!;. Ocean Avc. La ,guna Beh. ~·~. ·" ,-. . 1\I U s·r S A t: ll I ... I C r.; ~ La9una Canyon ~~t: J~s t;~,~f~r st~~: _'.__ __ -·----lr1 g r t r nc. no l;iyofl's. !'~s lab accts. 2"!·'11.i. $160 + j!u ar . !\Ir. L y ons, M Iii -.1·155 . m1 ss1ons. t:hoos c the Applionces 8010 L,\llfl~IJOll J uppi<.-s. 10 Bl'uut. 7' custom sofa, IlidingClull 549·9911. E\'l'S.b'73·2G31. ti rn1s uf guoJ used v.·/w hours _vou Jlrcfcrtn\\'ork· ••••••••••••••••••••••• v.•ks. !Shot~..; .. \~c_ry lovalJle 1>o"'·dc r b lue t avocadu Ridinl! l esson.~. ho:1rd· l'arpcls/ IOO'i; n)'lonhi-lo s \·1 .. r;s r:arn .\l uncy Immel.I . Vul l or l''l1me. t"rl~l' 1rai.nini.:. For info. C~tll &l·utc s.1·171·ia .Junk Cars. Wi ll ride them 1 · 9 ::JOan1 lo lpm or 5::JOpm K Washer _:.............: '· · · stri1Jed. Li.'SS than I yr 111/:!. new harn & pad· ,,,. ,1,, ... c !he m. ··wlLO lll'.U lral co or Sl95 in c. to H:JUpm . Call i\'lr . L l'l r1tmGore Dry ultl :S200.91~··1630. ~ tlt>"k•.·.1u.1.:17;>r.. ' • 11ads. i\1ulchiog draµcs .r •• -,\t\C Irish Sett er 1)11ppies. ~ ' ·' "' "' Hll~I~'.· <;.;ill 7.'"il -1·183. ~1t li ·lti ·'110U hcl'>''Cl'll ,., 7 wks. o ld . Hhols & --------------avuil.li45-5fi57 MILL ~l ~:luani ancl lpm. Your Choice SI 79 wormed . 54,1.16\l:l Kr o e h I c r JI 1 d l' ·a -Household Goads 8065 l,,,.;;. .. ;.; .. .i11;111iliiii1iiiilijiiilljiiiilil• ":i1ual t>ppor. t;mp1 oycr /\l lhcsc 2 locations only. -!Je d / !)a \'Cnµort. Gd •••••••••••••••••••••••ii CARPE~ERS · .. \L'•s·. 1, ·•·t t>m" l>"IP ---Scars Hoc huek & Co. Al\C Shel ti c. pupil)'. IU eontJ. $50. Uphl. Chr. rus· i\IUS'r SELL E:lc<~lrolu .... 1:1:17·18\ll;. Boat co. nt'.:t.'lls cx1>er ·d r_ .. .. ... T I h s-1· ·.i.-· .,.,,,, o ch · needed 111 s hoil. i'\l'"'pu· rt e ep .... 1c1~ Adams :1t J\1agnoha. 1111. \Oo'ks, m:de. Ber. 11 llm or l)' org. ~.... U\'Cr ~ Orcs. Vacuum. like nc~·. )l\'I. i'\olL ll Carpenl<:rs w/niin 1 Uc ach. 673 .. 1731 aft IU::JU .S2 per lir + honu1't·.s. 2 962·771;11 & 270 1':. J'ilh St. aft. Ii pm. !1-"IU·lti.:l:!l ~2·558~ pl y. 5S l ·til•l~l. yrs boal ex per. i\·l usl .,m . Jlrs llCr ni ght. & :i ni ghts C:\1 . 540-5t1Jo ----~---- h;1ve u"'·n lools. Xlnt co ,_·-----------I HE 1u ·r G I l MATTRESSES Je el 1070 1-min .' Call fnr a 1>pt. .. . crman s 1ur • • • w ry · IX'nefits & future. Apply 5"'0·1147 of 5•10·1831 . John Nea r ly new Kenmore hair pup, ti mu. Papers·& & ledr..,.r-L-••••••••••••••••••••••• inpersontu: SALl::S~t :\N. must ha\·e J \V h & 0 ~ W 'IC l'X p('r. in Sea Food. Ca ll L1nc1u1sl. e Cl'. :is er ryer. shots. S75. 645-7·1l!I Queen. Full &TwinSels WANTED estsa1 orp. fu ,··ppt,"'""·""'iO SlOO ea.Gametable.GoJf -1, dt ,1 N , -~~1:li38~· ~· ~P~l~"o'c~·n~1~;~"c· c':·~'~' -·l~;;;;";;;;;;;~;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;I TRUt:t\ l)H.J VEH "''anted. earl . bags, clubs: l\1isc Golden Retrie•ers ~~962~ &~~~ · ·ro I' Cl\ S 11 UOLl.A H loca I. I roz('n food ex· items. Al\C C7 1ol )037·6485 I' A I I) J·' 0 R ,, 0 U H :'110'1'1'.:L:\l/\ID.p/ti mc. SALES per1cncc prcfi.'rred. C.:all %8-:17Wor6t0·571H L O \'C Sea l & Sofa . JE\VJ-:l.ll)'. W;\1.t:ll t-:S. ,.\pply Costa t.h.'Sa Inn, PART TIME 7.:1 pm. 12 1:1 )59'~·5000 1-----------ISt . l~ernurd . 1\lttle J :vrs. ller<·ulon i.:rn, gd eond. ;\RT f)BJ ":Cl'S, c:OLU. :J205 11 arhorB1.t::\I -t\e nmore Gas l)rycr ;\KC rei..:. Ila.~ p;11M.:rs . S50.both.UblHoxSpJ,.:& S ll.VC:lt St;;JtVIC":. &FULL-TIME w•ITRESSES .Xlnt l'ond.~15 Lon" hair, s plash cuat. >"IN>' f'U l<N" & ., t.: t sg-SllU kl ., F "' 0 i\1all & Canopy "'rame, · i · · ,,,. l'e• ·1· "'· y . t t>'or F,time. •~xper. /l;t ust be' .l.54 ·!:~11 B(•JJut ifu l large dug. I'·-·>'' ul>I . '"ht W/"ol '. ·rll/Ut:S.H4:J-2'l00 !°225+. IJ11ust· uf Fulll'r. T' T ,.~ I ··-"'' -1 • • " IC oc ...,_..,es ove r 21. Apply in pe 0 rson ..... · ..... , .... 11,.1. Outi·. 3 ,., ul•I aa1-.,,.J1 . I' cf "On>I SI,. ocu1·1, - - - -"tr H1l'h·1rds SIG -:14:)5 f• ."J'L'.M ~ -----··"· ~0-70<,I · ~-c · 1s·.··1·,,,, .. ,. •'·I 'll f,,,. Old · · ' · · · · · ...:011 \'cniencc storesall·S. ONLY. No Phone Calls. It · 1 0 . I,( ..... t y 8045 _,, ·~ '" '-'•"' Nurses I\ ill l'S. all ~hill;, 1·~~l~'l~t'~"~'~e~C~"~l~l.~·~·,,~-~·~~·;,~'~l ... 1 •930 Sw".'c' o&ass·t;,fll°'w. ny NB ~~ slh ~.?~~ t' v (' /,1:pcl~ ~~~ •• • ~. •~• -~~ •• ••. •••.• ••• • . 9Ctld, Si I Vl' r • .Jewt.·1 ry. · ti I " •Sofa . n1;11.ehin•'' J.ov. <:.run s, l>cntal Gold. Weil t:unv. 0.'>\Jlla ;~~;;;;;~~;;;:;;;;;;1 ~79-1802 d:1 ys. Pcrfcctcom1n1n1ontorth(' " .1 I! d W I Collli•l2 os~:i csl'at. ll igh quality ... 1ng a n s, atc 1cs, NU RSING RN 's LVN's ' NA's J·: . ..:1Jt'l"H"lll'c•I at•utc l'.;1rc ho~p1tal 11nl y. I' 111n1:·lh1 <"tt ll for ~111 ~hills. t.:0111:11·1 ,,lrs .. Je n.'>l'tl. Costa .\l l':-:1 .'1e n1or1 ;1J llosp1tal . au i \·1ctnr1a . 1 ·11~\a .\l l·"·' f.,12-27:1·1. EtlE. ORGAN TEACHER B eg inn e r ~ lhru /\d \'<1 n ced . ..: .... 1lt'r 'd only . ·S.17 ·1S53ii. PIX Operator t:x ril·r . Hl·ltt:'f hours ":\cs & '>''knds. l'all .lalll' l·:l leu.H-1·1 litlU t:t>": PRINTER J-:,..:p1:r1l·nct·tl lt t.•k. ,\ 11.- l>tck opcr;1tor, full p;irt tim e. l·:I ·ruro :1rl'"· !(J0.1~!.IU W , 1 h k ri ghtparl ~·.8yroldHcJ!. ""'""'"'e"I. e t c. 1\n Y. con·J . 'l'op SALr.;S W•ITllESS l'Sting uousc 'H!!'.lY ac. ne t>tc r"d ll l'"'k "l'oy l"".I· ..... ...., ·' ~ h I t h I .. "' "' 1nnvinu. !l68·882l pr1<·es. t'r ec appr;1i s:.ls. SH •R•G•L c a vy cu Y was c•r dle n""'''.n"lu·"e &•·ff••"· .., "' .-""" C ... SNER I \ I ,. ..., " • u ..... Bt•n1tcys Antiqua ry. 22U ' • · ·" 1 ry ei'. 'voc:t(O .• x . tion.ti·l2·41i.1:l. GaraneSale 8055 ,. 7 h S '"1 .. '<p<>rie net.'u HOSTESS cnntl. 11 mo. old. 5a7·8658 -----1 '2 .... 1 t l. '-'1~ · U.l5-ti;)X.'i , In eo ntcmµor:1r y ••••••••••••••••••••••• · '" " t COOK "'h. 1 1 .bl 1. !\Tice, i\lil'C! Snaku fnod or "'omen s s 1"11 ~~y,'c:1r 11 ... ~~ !'o'.1. c~nverl•, .c r_ is-in;ts. JU!) ()nyx. Ualhoa man:l gc ;u·live boutiqul' BUSBOY & h"a:-.hc1 , f'.mo. llC'.'., still Is l· I. t.i7:1•7.11 ;M ,\lusthavcgnodr .... rs &hL DISHWASHER 1n 2 yr \~1;1 rranty , tosl alll ;dile tu :;t:irl \1·nrk 1m :-)al t•ommen.~ur:1lc S2:itJ. Sl•ll 5175. &15·U~i2 "I.ill' Collie. /\KC, p<•pcrs 2' •.• yrs. fll•l"f. c~·cs & ruff . IJ d. I lomc. t.i:ili·2:i.:511. filed . · \\'1lh e .l(l)l.'rient'l'. C 11 1 1, n t l)ouhl c 11vcn t•l1 •1•tr1l' " or ;q11.101 1 1 en Skinny Havrn Rrst ,\nd lnlc 1'\'l1'\0o' ~,0 1 Nu . Uruokhurst r:111 :..:c v.·1th ilutomalu· THE LOOK J.\nah<:Hn 776.KIJ2(J <·ook1n .c. exhaus t f:1n lla\·c seccl , fertilizer, lund 644 6500 :Xlnl l'O lld Sl7!Jt;.f•l·t•i:J2 & \Oo';1ter, need 2 l'an11 hcs -J ohSite \Villlk to s hr. l'rops . ts7:1·llll5 · SEAMSTRESS for ~· S;ulmakt•r. r:x. IH.'rll'nt·t•d prt•L Top l'ay. Ll lmun S;11ls . 1;7;J.1i!liU SECRETARY If YOU l';t11 lakt• (;rl·.C~ ~horth :1nd :1l IUO ·l2t "'lltTI . I.\ pl' hct \Oo"t.•en 5.'i· ;; \\pm & :11"l' louk1n:.: f•Jr ,1 thalit'ngl'. then send u~ your resume Clas~1f 1c<l ;1d no3G2 l'fO IJally !'dot P. (). Box 1;,00 Co.s ln i\lcsa. t:a !12fiit; 2.i<!5;1 La Paz f{J DiShwas hcr. WHste-1\ini;.: l.agun:ilhlls Un1versiil ~II port. C1Jn· 1\dorahlc Kitte n s . 2 ~~~~~~~~~-·I vert ., St;1inless ;;:tc<>I. hlk /whl. 2 ~r y l wht ----------•I used ti mo's: then bought Jn.chr Lllll•r box trained. house "''/ blt·1ns. Sl5o t;.lti ul<!I \V .. : P1\V RN'S $54 llny 11 ·7or"''knd sh1fl $5U all nthl•rs LVN $34 AIDE $28.80 F ume ·:11t ~h111. .. Sta 11' or l'\•l flul)' l·:1n11I O.\'t·c ht·11e l1l s. (;ood h1::de!1 ,'I.( at•c·11lc nl firm .675·1805 -------1 -----1Golden Bclr1e\•cr. 17 mus "'ed,ec"'·ood 4 burn<'r gas old. ~ i\1 l Gentle. ,.l;1ke a r:1ngc, \\'I lrg O\'en & i.:d f;1m1ly pct. 89'.!·3171 /J roi ll'r . h ~1 s (•lock & bel 5 &7p1n . -----11m cr.S71).ti75·1HO.i S A .\J()\'":JJ Nl•ut.ered Vri gida1rc. fros t fret'. !ti l·u It . lll l) frzr, "''hitl', S151), ti75·<!41 5. n1a !c. t.i .\•rs. oltl. supt•r 110 ;: to lo\'111 ).( hon\e. tiol<!·:J;lti·I '--·-- u1 s ;1\'uil ;11 low 11rl'n\. Auction 8015 l\l a l pr~11·tlc·c 1n~. aL l'USl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BABY KITTENS G "''eeks 075-9-1!11) uft G. Miscellaneous 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lots o f Furniture . Obi Oven, Bil sel. sofa IJt.'n Urama & Eni..:l1s h tcal'hcrs-lOO"s nf hook s & rel·ords. /\rt. furn . i;k1 cqui1). m e n l womcn's clothl's: .sac r1f1cc e xpens ive s lacks. dressl'S & shoes. S:i t & Sun, April 19 & lO, JO am-5 pm. 4626 Hox· bury f{d , t:ameo Shores, Cdi\1. ------- April 17/18/19. 10 to Ii. :12fi5 I Car reterra Ur. SJC. Piano, 1\laplc Uin set. "'Ork bench. Bxerl·Y· l'll', 1\1 ISl'. -----1 Uuilt·in rungc &oven $2.5 . Hood S25. Cunary Finch cages S\·$25. l'arakcct hoxes 50C ·SI. Wickl·r ;ipplHlnl'l'.S ur '>''ill sell for }'UU . MASTERS AUCTION 646·8686 & 833-9625 aft 6 or Sunday K:l:!l-&.J7•1. WANTED TOP CASH DOLi.AR PAii) r ort YO U lt J t;Wt-:LHY. \\'1\l 'CllE.'i, ART ()11.JECTS, c.;cu.o SJLVEH s to;nv1 c t:. f'I NF: ·r·u nN & AN- TIQUES. 0•15·22()') -----Jo'Oll xr;nox :lf;ooor ::!<100. custom sound riroof1n~ a cou s l1 1.::i 1 s h e ll Si~n1fic:111 lly red uce~ noise. Excellent cond1• li o n . jus t S25 . C al l 642·432 1, l'xtension 286. • PHI N'f' .. :U CIHCL'l'l'S ='J·ra1n cc 0 1· E x p l u r r.--~~~~~~~~~~ \Vorkn1 ;111 ~ 1·1111111 . ins. 1·overai;e & :-111.·. ~··l'.. dl'· du et,..;, Bl·ts !lt•1·. lri • ll•rvY1s 11.;j ,\I on I hru Sat. MASTERS AUCTION Furoilu-re_._ 8050 •PUBLIC _.UCTIOM• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •FRIDAY 7:30PM• Grl·atS:1,·in,::s onUscd ncs ls 75c . Garden cartS.'i.1-----------1 1787 ()r;1ng:e Ave. C.~I. • FIH .. :WOOl)SALI·:• 645·645fi Or~. Eul'. dt:!I f/5 t·o1·d . llydro Squl.'l'f.:l' Shop. Uay 1n1 g ht ;1v:11 J. S1'l' . Karl. w .S . Cll"('UllS. 1:15.·} ~J::;in =<!.C ,\1 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR ,.\ti J shifts~ ,\l;l(·fireAor Yac hl Corp. \Ii.J I Plal·t?n· Ila. Cost:t l\l e.":' H r::1\L l':S'l'A'J't-.; l\loke cx l r ;1 1noni.'y . Opening for li part lln\e, lic ensed rea l l'State Sillespeopll'. c.;all ror 1n · lcrv1ev.·. SECRETARY LESL'()la.1t-: I.JO )'OU l1k1~ work ln,co :\lcd1t .. llS..:1'\'11·e w /thc public'! Do YOl· Cl.oiJh,·oflhe eons 1d cr vour . .;tlf well Park l.tdo ,,1..-.llral llldgl \'Crsed •in· public rela 351 llo~p1tul lhl lions? If so. you ma) N°l'\Oo l)llrt l'-::u·h h<i\'l' ;1n OpfJOr, to "'"Ork l·----------1 ;1s a dt!ntal l'e1·cpt. tor ~ ~<JOC.I s11.lary Wll'Orporlllt l.H:ncfits. 54'i ·SJ:f7 belv.·r 10&11,rJm. WJIO "' A:-\TS ·r1l \\'U JIK '.' DlllVE .\L',\11 ! CJI OOS I~ your hour!>, \\'Ork lor )'01i rst•l f, bl' your ,own hoss. i\l('n nr Wo men. t..:1111 lie shl!htly hand1c o11>p cd. Nl·::1t · t:le an Appe arani:•·. Vets ., retired. Age l5 to Furniture-Furn. A1>pli & Misc. & _.pplimten Wllson ·s llarJ?a1 n Nook *GIGANTIC* -'"·w. 1!11.hSt .~•-· •Wort-house Stock* •LICj)UIDATIOH• /\1 .. L 'l'Y I' .. :s C)i'' "'U llN. 1\N I) A PPLl,\NC.t:S SAVE! SAVE! l DON"I' ~llS.'iOl.rr > MASTERS AUCTION Open Oa ily~t.o5 20571'!! Nc"'·port HI. Cl\t !IJ:J-9ti25 or 6"t.i·86ll6 ur:AU'l'l Fl.i i, 9x"12 Blue :irea rui..: \Oo'/1n;1lch 'g . thrU\Oo'. S:IO. 9fiK-46:IO ••• Pl••• • , t•••f ·'·'·" ' ·~ 6<16-3928.eves 673-4577 Lachenmy~r Secretll ry I Fteepl. 'l'yp1n~ & i''ll1ng. F:XECUL>to:x 1101 Dove St. Suite 13U N .H. or c all l\tr Coughlin, 752·0071 • s~cyt, loold&Hpen l.iz l{einder.s ARellCy 4020 Birt•h St. Ste U}I Ne w1>ort l\cacht'Cl.1·8100 Call far...,,... 70. SupJ)l<:rn cnt your in· llcycl~s 8020 l'Omc. l)r1vc a cah 11 hr!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor P.on't drop the bull ! Gi.'l n t :stablished 196.'; Job wllh ~ IOW•OOSI JJally . : Pi lot C l 1t i.l!l if led Ad Find \l.'hnt you want In .P hone 542.5678. : Oaily Pilot Classifieds. ur more u iluy. A11ply in p<!rson, Yellow C.:i.•b Co., l81i .. :. llilh St., C.:o~ll1 Mesa . S<>llinJ:" 11nythini.1 w1ih :.1 J>aily f•ifol t:lussified Ad is ;i l!llmplc mutter , just cell 642·.5678. Li.uli C~ Enghsh 10 speed bike with r ack $50. Xlnt. l'Olld. fiol6 ·3G80 You don't ll<'ed a 1-11111 to "draw rust " when you pl;1ec 11n nd in l he Daily Piiot Want Ad5 ! Call now 642;5678. F« Cl*lrled Ad AC.TION "'" A DAie. '( Pk.OT AO..'f'ISOl "41·1611 $43 1-'l cdrd. 581 ·1122 1>on 't m iss our hig block Coast 1''i rewood :-)upply ~·de ,i::a rage sale. Sat. & . . ----- Sun. •l /l !f & oi r:>.u. ~lisc R1cc~r scw1i:i~ m11t•h1ne !' items ranging trom one cabinet. L1k u new $85, penny to two boats, a car Crib S.~.1,.~.'.:_~o75 ____ 1 and a v~n. I~ El Esle W/\NTl-:U : U.s'cd \Vuter Ave .. t o unta1n Valley, soflcners. have rcblt. & or~Wurd , ~~block North new unil .s. Ch eu i)! of ralbcr1 . 639_5988 7'Houndbed&headlX1ard ORl=:SS ot.~S I CrNto.;n.s S IOO: Tr1pli: drt•sser private exquisite 1-.;un» w /m1rro r & m atch•n J!: pean Collection 1or sale. chest $250. W.a s he,r / Small siJ:cs. :ill the latei'lt dryer S50. ~Twin b"1d, :silhouctleis b<-inR "'Orn 111 ehllds d~~~ &.ch~st , r;uropc now. S75 .. S2QO. planl~. paintings~ m1s(', 673.26141 494 ·8064 . 2717 v.c1orla ---------- Ur. Laguna Beach.Sul & MARINI<: /\Q U AHI U ~1 Sun. Uith & 2uth. CLA~-be~lnniog & :id· Ph1nts & AntUIUl'S, <>ak d ining tabl e S l 25 . Hirdscyc 1\.1 ;,1plc china cabi n et $185. 2!i3A t':1irw~y Dr. CM ~8-i887 Sat !Oam \' u need h(lbbyisl5. t'or rcMISlrOlion & lnforma· tl(J ll, 497·161!1. I r.vi nc C.:ounlry Club Mcrti hers hip, cull cvl.':n· ings 962·844!.I For an Ad in WOMetl's World Call Sue 642·5678, bl. 330 Step In And Go! 11394-,, ... '"' 1lf..,;~ 11f..,'T'_ . Zip up br,.~1.y n~''" dr11~1. . l'rlu1,.,1 l'~1t 11r 11 :t~~·· \\'nm~n'K :-ll~"K "' f J t (~~·Inch h11tit .. uh ·l11iurh ltl!•l: 3& (1(1 ""~'· 1 ~ 111111: as 11~ hu•r. '' l1ll•f: ,,,l (II butt, IR hlji); t! r ltl "'"''• 1• l\111J : I+ HI b111t. : .• 11.11•). 1111~11 t>u~t. ui hip): ~' f ~! bu;;1, r.i hip). s.-1111 SI oa f& ea~h piuiiii. Add :!:. /"ell~ r,,,. t•ch p1ttem for r1 r~I cl111<1 m~il •nd ~••1 h1>ndl11111, nUu1r•lM third· d•M tlt'hver, wlll t•ke thrff '<ll'l"ksnrmort' .!lelldtoM11'11n M11111n, 4'2, tht O.ill·r ilol . P1Ut'r'll Ot-pt., m Wit~t 111111 St , l'iew Yerk, N".V. 10011. rri111 NA Mt:, AOOM ESS. Zll'. Sl'Zt~ •!Id STYLI: NU~Rt:R ONf; f'Rl':I: PATTERN ofy011r C'hniC'f' lo~lld IOI' ,Ol'MI fr11tt p1t· '"'" in~ode Nt:W SPRING· S U M Mt:K PAT T t:ll N C'ATALOG IOO&t)'Mil.•ll •lwt., frf'f' p1ttf'rn C'OUP'lfl. !>end 7St l'!VW, St;W ~ KNIT 8o<111 with bl SIC' 11~,UC'. Pllll<'Jll .•.•. Sl.:1$ l""t•nr ~·11•hh:m Hook 11.00 lru.tanl s. .. 1n~ lt.ook II 00 •• Staff 'n' P~fl! •• •• ,, 20 & ml •• lll . w 80 •• nl ·la . ,, c w ' I "' . I al. al. an, ' '"· w/ lip. n l lsn '('!" /W i-lo 'n\·. 1>es .. , I • • • ~'.·.~~·!~!'!' ..... !~!~ ~~--~r!.~'1 t 1 so '~.~ •••••• , •••••• !~!~ ~~·.'.":!:.~~ ......................... !?.~! ln ·O.a s h ca r •tereo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-••••••••• c.,..1 9715 Polaroid SX-70 eamt1ra: "'3 Yamoha ·~ MX . U•ed 1961 Dodge V1&n, V8 B h llllL....:..... ' 5""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:l l Cill orfeN • .548·~ -~.. f010 5Umet.$6SO Goodcond.$ll9,\ ,73 CAl,HI· V-tJ, 4 tipct.>d , R08ewood Our wt•tool • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 546-s.M * 962·6849 11.n,s p.m. ;ur, sunroof. 230\1 ouh:.s. lo'loor Spe11kers. Dest Qr TAX ADVANTAGE '73 Honda CLlOO $29$, '67 DODGE Pic k·op, s:i.350.64 4·0686 l.'.c .llNl.,,, .... 8400 0 Oona'teyourOO.t •1010 '6 3 ~I I .. -Boy $(ouLI 546-Xlnt. Loolc ln11 for Honda • · ,. • co n Dot 9720 111 t. -1, 640·$754 600 c•r. gu.0232 Ranchci ro, Stick, $42'. MM _::;'-"'"-'C:.:.::.:.C:O.. ___ --ILIC SKIPPER 846·202'.l or 54&.7482 ••••••••••••••••••••-••• BABY ClllB Cha ngln · . AVAIL. d o•-... Tuble & Ch•;,1 Colon·,, Forel1n /Dom. de lJv , '74 JCon a 750. ~.,,..-room WILL BUYYOU H • "" · e p C' I Na I ·1 cond. WlndJ•mmer F.ttir· '73 Ford 1 i:on P, lJ. MMg J)l\TSUN, TOYO'l'A .Child Craft. MwllrB!ISe' x ' tb . v pow 1~1 iJ\l.SSl.fl275 whls & llres. Belitot . OR VOJJKSWAC F:N -tncld. t.f fnt cond. SIM. 6?S·J4 • -truck ror bch or camp· PAID t'O li on NOT. ull.645·Hfijj,7 w ANT ·T 0 I Uy : '74 KMwMs alcl 400. Strei!t. In~. Ph; 494-7174, L11 g w 11_, l . p I\ y 'I' 0 1, Elec. sta rt & Disc brake. Urh X> R c J "Moving Office : Matchc Cockt.11 er Ck•9C 1800 m i. Sharp $750, iLt~;~, S..o.~;/ Kl!:N'f •te ~I de11k , file c11b loet w~hrrey 548·7458 Vans 9570 Storugc c ab. $l75 : top.Ph·. 1• •4••444 '7" "•oz S44"' I d "I .. '' 7 --2 N' .. I' 70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ''' . ' ""· AIU e, ' ;.. 50lanyti1nc.'' Davi. * 1ci;: running, 1c. l i;tick air etc J..ow..ou r Kawasnki'Jll, muny xtra:i.. '69 Econ 300, ne.w interior, M' ,· 1,,', 1 4,~,.,..,..,, · JO-ti pccd, gun·ruck, clcc $390.ea.646-~7 6 cy l . e n g in e, low in coru ... '"~""' ice cru~h cr, vuhil·chulr milea ge, '75 tags paid. '72 Ua ls uu 2·10Z Lirnc r~cllncr. 75l-M05 Gas, re~~~W100~0"';.~.. Suiuk i MX 400, $60(J , or _s~. Call Steve ff'lS-9571 Auto. i.i r. stciW . Xlni. • ......., best otftr. Y•maha 250 c d' S39uu 6-10 52Zt MOVING , t.1UST SELL 4 ·3223. DlrtEnduro,$3SOorbe1it '73 C he vr V>in Con· e~:s ' · . this wcakend. Doubl ' oller, bo th tn xlnt cond , ver111on. Self-contuincd .. 1 ---· ------- Ma1>lc chest of l.lruwer loeta, M•IRtaucc.e/ 645·7981 . Best Offer. ti4S.8379. '7J Uatsu.11 610 wa~no, uir, SJ.'), book<'ase $10, roo Sff•ke fOZO nu tires, 4 spd, at,OOU m1. d ivider SIO eut.J tnble · ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Norton. new carbur~· 'fi7 Uodgc, rn a~s. cust cpl $3200. 536.4100. '25, twin bed'wtmattres ~ Elel'lricul-Woodworklru: lion, Ounst aJI Exhst, n1.:'w thruuul uut, run1> gd. h1 -===~~--- & Jlull ywood frume $25 l'lumbing-lnst:illation tires <Goo<.lyeart~aglt'S I , mi Sl 2UU. 646·:J5K9 : '73 l 40Z , Blue, Wht/inlr. t·hord organ $25,S48-7800.' &llep!fir.lnboardEng. 7.5 gal. lank, Boge rco r 751·K96:J A/'f , am /fm , l\IC, 12000 Re p a 1 r {In Boat ) . shocks & other features .. 70 l>od ~c Va n, gold sha,1!. ml, t'crfect rond. Ori!: .2,000 YEAR OLD Scorpio Marine. 548·9704 Si .SOU. e1ft 5, 675-0657 erpl, bed. Craig Slt:rco. ow11er. S5300. Si0-5:n4 Mttcll-.laing loots, MDriH 3.50 llONOA, gd. look i n~. $1400. 675-3063. ___ •7211~ D ats un p ic k-011, l1StlllThelnt! Equipn1ent 90JO Need s minor re p airo. 'ti l Cl-f EV Co rv:ilr 4 spd s mall curn1>c r. w1boot. •l ntr odu c 1n i;: Ne y,•••••••••••••••••••••••• work.$22.5.498·31J6 .1 . _ ood, .,..~~· m;1i;s, air, A ~1 1 F stt•rL'fl l, .. , ... ·,n C•nt · -c can, runs g . ~ .. u _ :--. ~·r : .-. t\t o m1 c 4 , li ke ne w . 548·lti87 plus many extras. SlJ!.1.). KHI~:; !\HOS." lteduction ge<ir + p0&nel Motor Hom•s, 645·8457 . , 'l'ltAL>1': 1'11AHT JOO hrs . $495. 642~. Saleo /R•nt 9160 ' ~ l".x plofll 100 borith. - -•••••••••••••••••••••••AutosWantl!d 9590 '7 ll4tJZ,4 spcl .air.mu~s. u pe ratcd by 100 en Wantt•d : Outboard motor. REN'f the basl-'73 Ex·•••••••••.•••••••••••••• lo m1l ea i;t:. Sl ,!)uO trc prcnc urs. '""-'llt~·d IN-goud rondition. 20 to 40 et·utive 25', all Jux xtras. WJ<; l'A Y 'l'OP IXJJ,J,J\H 675·1518 SJ J)t; the old KrL•ss bldg 111'. 'l!J:J.7700. Jo'rec mi. 970·90065·8 Jlfll, f>'OR 'J'()p US EU CAHS , 7-,---. -,-. -_-. -, , in Wcstminlsll·r. UctLe --~ l"OH~IGN , J)()ri1Es·r1c I.I u ., m ;.i~s. ~ur, .n~y, t han a SWAP ME E' loats,Powar 9040 •2 8 ' SCll OOL Bu s orCLA!':iSICS t~rcs,_x l.'1t concl., ~, bl~t·ause e v cry lhin~f i. ··~·.-·•.•••:••.•••••:••.•• Camper , self-cont, 11 Jf your c·ar is l'Xl1'a clean (;all ~·~·_:1•1147 alt 5. lil'W. Sa ve as much :1. l~J l'w 1n Eng JO ft. Chris. mpg, SJSOO. Wilt trade. si:c us ftri;L. Fiat 9725 !JjJ',~ 01· more on: ,ra~e over pymls. +. $50tl. 646·3.557 IAUER BUICK ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ... •Dealer Lu1uidations, ~rim tabs, depth finder. Trail•rs, Travef 9170 2925 II arbor HJvd. ORANGE COUNTY'S ln1po t•ts , Wrought Iron Gd, t·ond. 675-49'l3. Cos l• Me.··.. 979.·•"'~J ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~.. .....,.,. NEWEST & L.AAGEST i~oinens, /1;1cns-. & Uab LYMAN 25 ft. Wood 1a· TRAVEL Tri /E·Z IM.1"'DIA1't,' · c 1uthe11. Jewelry, Pot . . . . . r. w ·• · TOP DOLLAR " c.. 1,,, 1,1.,0,, Uead• Lapstrake, hardtop, ex-lift hitch ,~-eeps 4, xlnl. UELIVEHY • .. · · tras' 1·633·3069 .. d .... ' ' PAID . <:lassware. Cosmet ics · · con · 00• All /1;1odels &Color:- Storage t'oods, Sta ·21' t'brtgls Cbn Crsr.s lps '72 ScJ(-c&ntainOO Ro:id IMMEDIATELY -i.1on~ry , (i ihs, Jo'abrlcs, 4, fl cnvs, 100 HPoutbrd, Ranger Trailer. Sleeps FOR All i\la1o r App liances W/ lrlr . $1750/ofr . s ix . 645 -1227 . 1626 FOREIGHCARS r~any other 11rtJdu1:ts. 714 /998·0730. Newport 81\'d. C..:J\-1 . lll7 !-ipt_•nd the day. Adm1ss. ., -------CALL OR COME IN t-'Hf>:Jo:. P11 rk1nreartiKI Bay IJaunCh 18' Teak· Troilers,Utillty 9110 TO SEE US ·West 1n 1n1 s ter t\ve.lal Spruce J\-lahogany. 60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · <; o 1 d t: n w e s t ) 1 fi rs. Chris Crart lnbd .. Buggy & Cycles Trailer. '\Vcstm in ister. Uon ' c l c an -t·o vc r s -$800 74.11;· 'l'ilt, lights. rcn- miss this giant BAZAA f 548·2442 ders . Best offer. 837-69211 ·ROW ope n DAILY I OAl\1 --.-~-. R '1 9 -------L) !JPri1 S 10 \\I l 25 BF.RT . A .. I 71 Auto Service& NEWPllRT lf1lPlJf\TS 6 11'/l;l 1 ' on. 1 • 1-fardtop, twin 1/0 . v•ell Parts 9400 ---e<1u ip. Like new. SI0,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3100 W.CNst Hwy. NB. 1·10 YUS U:;ed Ex otic Re 645.(>057 VW ENG. 1600CC 642·9405 ShagCarpet&foampad '72 MARAUDER 24 ' 530·6940 5:.}-479"J;ift11 ---d111g.&.1ti·o201&842·6280 ,. • .d •• WE BUY SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS · ly r1 gc, twin 165. ot::SI 'fED llood offe r ove r $12 995 WAN : orna- 644-4930 . • . menl ro, ...... t'•kon. IMPORTS l -"==.:..:.------l cfn::.:J~-•=266='='='=•~r ~7p~m"'---I Top Doll ar For Any loah, Sail 9060 .t.uto f Sale Make or t.foclel. •••••••••••••••••••••••"' 1or I fumble -'foxic -Columbia 28-lnbrd cng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM PANOS 1-'orgo -<iua \'c r -Xlnt cond. $11,500. Wkdy M'AZDA COUGll "33·3222. Evcs846·3465. Anti .. s / 1'hings .a rc getting so 1-'===-=----'--'--"--1 Classlc1 9520 h1-1d J>COl)ll' are catin~ dog food. /\ guy fi nally _ de\'elo pcd a ha r king (.'I){ ·1:11. Miscellan•aus WMfed 8011 22' llerreshoff .American ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eagle ga£f rigged with '61 C l-IRYS LER New <!001 S. r-.1 ant:hcster Anaheim tiJ6·tlOUU teak option at dealers Yorker Auto, l'/S, P IH. SELL US YOUR CAR! t':ost.546·7172 K/Jf , ~d . cond. $300. Wepaytop'prict! t~antastic Buy! 646-9075 MUST IE CLE.AH ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPIRIT 17. Brand new. l !J41 t>'ORD Will lake .anything in ne\'er ig water, trailer, 4 door, new brakes, wir-trade, watches, ri,n gs, Wanted : Appliances & sails, complete. Private ing & custom inl . ..Runs 1'Y'sete., po we r mowers. P rel party. Way below cost. good . $400 or bes t . 2000 11 AHBOR BLVD, NOT working . Re a Days 64.5·1066 ; Eves or 646-4913 fi45-1500 &16·SIW K wknds, 548·3175. -'--=-----~------1 ___ C_<_JS_'T_A_M_ES_· _A __ _ ----'~------1 --==="------Recreational USED BOOKS urgently Kite No. 23GoodCood. Vt+iicles 9530 Oran,e CCUlfy's needed for 1'11nriners C<tll.afl5:30pm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• HighestSluyer Lions Club. book sale. 646·8766 '13 DODGE Maxi van, I on lmporls ·• Dick Miller Motors · ~nun 120 W Warn1·r ;ll !-io. l\la111 s._1111.1,\11 a :1.-,1 :!lJ2 'i i Fial Jl .\ Sports SpidL•r, xlnt l'OJUI. A1C, 1naj.\:-.. 55l·U217 Honda ••••••••••••••••••••••• <! ..... .... ,. " ... , THIMk • , ., •. ~ i' !1' .::1 HONDA ;-.. ·J \El ii. ·--· ,;f HfllB ~»,,, «'' 10% OVER FACTORY INVOICE OM ALL MEW '75HONDA SEDANS Your c h o i ce oi _accessories plus la:t & license. Order yours today. "FRIEDLANDER" 91.l~ r. G •l·d Gr. !> )l 1111 l~ro c c ,ell s. to C hild Tom Cat 16 must sell to· to n, P /S , P ill. auto lillMaxeyToyofa Gku1da6n4,1·c1 0.c1.,~ntc7r;. . .,~~f,e day! $600 Or best offer. trans . Stv /oven, htr., i,:as Call Hoger or l!ill Mazda 9738 _I~ up, · .... .,or a'°' Days 64 6 -247 I ; &elce.refrig.lllOhtr.& 847 _85.SS '••••••••••••••••••••••• WANT E l) SJ\-1A1.L RAU· Eves/wknds 673·74il8 ask pump, Shwr. !\take ofr.1----------•1-·1NE Little l\1azd u RX:J Ul'f llU'l'Clf Cheap! l~'°'.'.'.!.R~;~,k~·------l -'6-'-73'-·-57-,':-'-.,__---,,--I FREE APPRAISAL Sta. \Va gon. $1.6SO. or ----''=·1~8·="'=''---·I '06 :1:. Ton Chevy Truck, We buy us ed ('a rs & 1n akcoffcr.673·SOl:J _ 24' l.M.P. Pvt pty, incl , If Lru r.ks . C;1ll GROTJI ~ Offic~Furnihre& ta nde m lrlr. Sips~ w /lO'l2 s e ·cont . CJ-IEVROLB'fforafrce Latc Modcl '73 1\1 azdaSla . Equipment 8085 Sk1 /t'1 s h . Bs t o fr . Campcr .$l500.S86·8.398 appraisal. \Va g. Am /fmrad.S23.JO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968·9'l45. 4 Whe•I Drives 9550 G HOTH CHEVROLl'.."1.' tii 3· I ltl.'l. f>'OR XEHOX 3600or 24.00, Fireball l6'2". 2 Seti; of ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18211 Beach Blvd. --._-9---9740 d r ll untingtonBeaeh Merce~s em custom s_oun proo 11111 sails. Anodized Mast, 4 WHEEL DRIVES 0 17_,_7 "''9·:''''>1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c o~~t1 c al s hell . compass , etc . Xlnt "' """ ..., ""' s1~i\1f1 c~antl y reducc.s Shape w /trlr. $650. SELLING YOUR CAR? Now noise. E xcellent cond1· 8"0-1987. NEW & USED Purchasinn t ion , j us t S25 . Ca 111 ..:::.:...:='------I TOPPRICESPAID ""';II &12.4:121. extension 2flti. S e w 2 6 · Sa i Ibo at . ] ,._,-.,DCRUISER t'or lmporL-; Top Quality - ------Trailc rable. Below de· LAn P aid roror Not Used Mercedes t:xc svl ch rs SIS/JS, seey aler cos l. Call 531·3915. STATI,....._. Dean Lewis lnmnrfs Cootacl t·hrs S6/l 4, dks. dft stls.1-==-"'=-"-----1 "'" --.Tc;· l'il'rCl'. 8G7 w 191.h, L:~l. loats. Slips/ WAGONS l!}titi Harbor. c .~I. Used Car~ &15.7411. Docks 9070 to ChooH from ----"-"-'-·9-303--- ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP CASH! 3 sr:Ts of qual ity ex · HTED Example : ci:·utive ofri ce furn1lurc. , ~A. , 1972 l•::tccutiveof!i ce barwith Shp 45 Sail. Pref. N.B. 6 cyl., 3 speed, air, warn r efrigc rutor , less than 2 Dcsperate.675·7953 hulls. radio. heater,&ex- y.cars old . Li~e new. Corl SL IPS Available tra clean. (466FOLJ t o x Lca s 1 0~. ~5 8 Newport Beach 54177 Newport Blvd .. ~ost;t 20 '.6()' Power J\1csa . Phonc 645-3&1l 18 .,60'Sail L 1''or ('lean usOO cars & l r u t: k s ! JI o w a rd Che\·rolL•t, f)ove & <)ua1l Streets. nr. hlaeAtLhur , .J a mboree and Bri:~tol. Newport Beach. 8:~l·u5,)5. Autos, lmpOrted . ......................... 9705 Eloc. Geho 140 6'J.525.'l c;JeGI\. WJlA multi-color dupli cating 50' Boat Slip for Rent. · · A Alfa Romeo machine-makes Tempo Beautiful location TOYOT s tencils. $200. 1 Ye ar Call 642·9606 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •If.a Romeo rlt'W. d & 19116 Horbo1. CM 6db 9303 "' Thermo.fax llM Col loaf~, Spe• Buy or Lease Authorized Sales & Service Beach Imports Maci\rthur and PICKUPS Cop m ac hine . "the Ski 9 oao T k 9560 • y " C II ••••••••••••••••••••••• rue s Sec re tary SIOO. a . -,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !163·4567. Hi g h performa!"ce s 1 Mission Viejo Imports 28701 •'11-11• PMtt..,. Minion Viejo 831•1740 OVER 100 MEW &USED MERCEDES OH DISPLAY House of lmDOris ,.\ U'rH ORI Z~;JJ "'11-~RC t:ot:s IJt:ALEll 686::! l\1a nchcs \cr, Huena Park 523-7250 On the Santa Ana l''"'Y· -"'"'="--------1 boat, 1.50 Mere, hke new. Conrerence'fable 18 ' lg, in Extras. Urgent must · 2 se c tions 9' eu , sell !847·S132or 968-~. GOOD S ELf'~C.TION Neva m:1r walnut, xlnl , HEW & USED J amboree '70 280 SE Coupe ll>\8-Do\'C 752-I-'u ll 1>o w e r . autn . 1·0• e•ecu11· .. , meetings. 14' Gla£par w/ncw 650 p · 1 l 'l • • $600 f rices s ar .1 ........ Hcasonable. The Meairs l\t erc. Motor, or o r. --~N~c~•~'l'°="'-lk'--•a_<_·h __ 1 AM / t~l\'I , Sun ruur, Silver 9712 w/B1k leather int. S7800. 979·3815 <ift IOAJ\1. Co. 833·11340 645-9489 $1777 Pianos & Orgcmn 1090 Tr•sportatiotl '71 Dats un 1~755WJ 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• speed, AM radio. JIAJ\-fM ONDOrganSpinel c;J LA•,,;• Moving, Sacrifice. C°""'"• S•/ 9120 eGI\ UUUI Hst ofr. Rent ~ . 675-34G8or673·0570 ·····················~· :. • TOYOTA . 3 Ford ~ automatic ' P IA NO WAN'rED: Pvt. truck JO' Travel Queen • pty, wants to buy Piano Ca mPer. Both xlnt cond. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 .ror cash 30-6833 PP.968-3819 * '74GMcah Ton. "' Sowl Machloos 1093 Mobile Ho-9140 SIERRA GRANDE. P is, ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• P/b, air : $3800.545-1657. IMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 BAVARIA CLOSEOUT SAVE$$$ * 530 i * IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GOOD SELECTION • Conti.,_, * * Leasift9 •. Eliminate the middle man. Lease direct from authorized dealer ! SING f\ 401·1\, was S!iOO· t2x60 Mobile Home Awn· '74 Inte rnational !\~T. 4 new. Prl ply. $200. tan· ings. One block from wheei dr. ISM. Uke new tastic buy !96Z·79S I Dana Harbor Adult $4300.556-2987 There: must IJe a reason Sporti1t9 Goods: 1094 Park. 493·28.54 . .67 Inte rnational Pkup. we are Fl in sales. Fl ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r.c::1/ 1000 series , 8 cyl. $750. :service, 11 l in selection. NEWSidcra.I S~is l~.440 Sc 9110 541·8996,5.31·8392 . • Cr~•ierlMW ·. Soloman 81nd1ngs. $180. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-Qa49 Jl!!!rry '61 Dodge SteP Van . 206 "'. lst Stret"l Why lease when you can own a '75 MERCEDES 240D AM/FM. air cHtral lockinq s 138.46 Sale price $9,51•1 plus SS70.84 soles tax : Ser. 127 ; d ow n pay m e nt $3000.84: 3.5 payments of $138,46 plus $5,:nl fl nul : 13~:, APR : dcfcrr,t.'<1 P•..- menl price $13,146.9-1. -"""""'"-""'-"-----1'7"4 Sulukl TM 100. Layed Camper, 6 cyl, immac, Santa t\na 8.15-3171 TV, lfflo, down J!o1e shocks. new fully e quip. $1450 or · Ji"m SlftnOllS HIFI, Steno 1091 JMpe&tforkkit.873-1933. trade for economical ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••: ... •• '74 HONDA CR12s A/Tcer.t99-285B. W .., Imports COLOR 23·inch Gt: con· Elsinore, T le M pipe, i2 Ford Pick-up, loaded --------1 833-9300 sole 'J'.V. E:-.ccUent pie· FMF potting. Supl!!!r w/xtr•s. Call aft. s p.m. 1----------1 tore. Cine walnut r 1btnet. clean.&i: fast.. 61$-7495 "Dl·:W7 OlANGE COUNTY'S S I 7 5. I o ff c r . Pho n e1..::=:,=:="7':;::'-':::::: l.~~~~'--------1 OLDIST 552·80:?8 (lrvloel aft. 6 1968 Trlum.ph 250, good 'M FORD FJOO P.U .. V-8, ~ p.m.orweekend!. tires & 1nclds s h.op overdrive, c:leAn! Sharp! ~ CUSTOM Ste reo San.'loi "l~m~a!n~u~•::_I ·_•_•_0_•_ 1 _'_'_· 1~5';6-~2309~~·~,~·~·~7-~S692~~~: I Sony Compn"c~b. Cost 675·1805. '72 Chev. LUV P.U. New $2000. sell S590.&4S-7313 Oon'l ;f,lve up lhe shi p! tirl!!!1, white s poke whls. Panasonlc stereo &: rurn "l.bt' IL in cluslOed. Tac. gauges. etc. 25mpg. u.t.t., Ilk• new. suio. Call Ship to abon ni1ulll! ~x. cond. $1700. ~-4205. 67$.6346 all 5 PM. 642-5178. $-8pm ,, Sales·Servicc-Lco:;ing Roy CarYer, Inc. Rolls lloyce 0"'1W ·234 t:. 17th SL Cost• Mesa 546-4444 HO TICE how Daily Pih)t Cla!is· iCl ed acl i1 rl1~1)l a y their me(UJlJltl \\'ith 1e~!h11ity 11nd lmpHC'I " (lur ads, y,·e are proud 10 sn_v, reall y g el r esu l t:.. Pho ne 642·5678. MAZDA CASH. REBATES ON EVERY NEW 1974 ROTARY ENGINE CAR EqUIPPED THE WAY YOU LIKE IT! CASH REBATE RX-4 HARDTOPS CASH REBATE RX -4WAGONS CASH REBATE RX-4 SEDANS CASH REBATE RX-3 COUPES CASH REBATE RX -3WAGONS CASH REBATE RX-2 SEDANS CASH REBATE RX-2COUPES • USE YOUR REBATE TOWARD YOUR DOWN rA YMEHT IF YOU'WAHT & DON'T FORGET FREE 50,000 MILE OR l6MOHTH B4GIHE 'W ARRAHTY • • Thursda . A ril 17. 1976 AILYPILOT C t'OR SA Li:: Oil Lt;ASf; '1 () VW Hui.:, xl nl cond. '73 Mark IV OWNF>tl '73450l:i fo:,sunroor, lhru 1101 $1600. J>ay;:, ~1 US'I' St:Lle for a.clQ&l l--•-l~"~'~'o~n~d~--""'-· -·~\IOOS-"---I-°''-' =''-""1~3~3 ~E~'~'~'~· •~u-=.;;:n~7=8~f'-I Wlll.S E. book value-ol I~" 230 d Sc··' -$6,675. IOO'k 1'~11'1. <AV:ilil. to ~ 4 r. :utin, Blue, 68 vw .1rcccnlly l'c blL nu qu al. l.Juyt·r ~ Lo mi. .&i: 4 SJ>d. Air (;Oil(! • ...rnust tires. t 11~1h.•t:k , rn<i kc ol absolult!.ly JM MAC. iK!ll. ~W fer. 67ft-~71' 552·7o00 l)t.ys Opel 9746 ~:!:: ............. ~?!.~ Corvette 993'2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·72 GT, xlnt Inside & out. Bargain pric·ed. 9G0·2162 ht>f. a '70 Opel GT. 50.000 rni, ne w tire ~. It /JI , 20 · <!.S mpi:, $l ti0 0 . Jlh : 53(»621Z. 9747 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 M t:TALLIC Maroon w/go ld pinst ripe, eng, rnod1fied, headers, cusl. whl:s . & ma ny xtra s :->how me a prl'.'U1er unc : SI0,500. •1~3·l71C SPECIAL '7l WllJ 'ft; Corvette , '4 '""· :J.'>o cng. Afr eend. Volvo SALE I. 145011 mL New ,;"'· $5,500. &IU-0107 Bea t p r ice incrcuse. -. -. __ ·.::_:::.:::._ __ •_ !-iu1>1.:r slo1·k, 1\JJ 1nodel1.1 72 Cor\•ctle, auto, ".ully Priced to St:ll . Overseas load ed. Ora nf!c . Side l.>cll vcryS11ct·1uh!ilS JllJH_•s . 26M. list of~. Derut LeroiA e VOLVO 19tob Hruhor ( /\\ I.JI '1101 012-JH72 ufter Sc;·---~ 68 V e tt e , Co nve rt . ll:.r11lu11. 4 spd , .. 1n1rn1, p 1l w l·r y,•1ndov.s & u1·aki::.. s:1r. •17(r.1 · Ccwqor 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Porsche ORAMGE COUMTY VOLVO 9750 t-:Xt 'l.lJSIVt:L\' \'i)l.\'0 (;~I l:11u)!:1r. p s. P/U. Air. U S ril a ~3 . S :i ll )'O A:\1 'l-':\l. IS lrat:k. A~k for J im 675·li7Jfi ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.1rge:-.t Vnl\'O ~Ull·r ---'-----tlti 912 5 s pd, St.·111a Bv.·n.. 1111Jr<i ngcCou11ty! :s;J .650 or trude li)f la11• UU\' or L l-:1\S~ 13 Convt·rtthlL' Xlt7, full po wc1·, S l c r1~11 . oi i r , h!:i lhel' 1nl. :t int <·on d. Sl7110 r1 rrn . ti75·97~ l'\·c:.. \I\\' + t•;.i.-.h.· :111 K\1\16~ IJlll t;L"l' ,,, . .,,., ~··~~[~-,,~·~ iJ l'or.~1-hL·. :•1·1 I 7. l'":'\1 . ' ~-~~~~ :.lel'l'!>. ~l ti:\O.~ • DodCJe 993S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2025 S Manchester '7•1 IJA trr S11011 :!dr., :ur, .\I u s l .., ,_·I I ~ L :1•i1; :J I ~ A h-' 750 ZOll sta11 lr«1 11.~ .. ht1'. S<!9l)(J l'ur~1·l11·. ,._lilt 1 ·111 ul. na i 1e1m -54!1· J 7~7 aft. iil'l\-1 Saab • •f;.1.; V.11 11•• :-i:i r.r ificL•! ~1 4 Vu l vo Ford -----9'40 Wagon 3 n1os old. 5000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1. Un<h•r "'ar1·:inty. i\11 'tir Cortin· Wa, 111 aulo c·xt ra~. fi7UO t>~l;jtj8, goull lr:ns p~1r l~t ion: '7·1 Vl)l.Vl) 10.1 I·:. AIC. $51JU.8tl~»l5·1 aft6:~ /\m/1"111 slert.-o .. ~7.74 or 19Gli F ur l.I 1:ru. Fur\ t;1kc Ovl·r lca s':;l$J7-~ power. air. 4 dr SWO ct' Autos Used be:.l 01fe r. 64G·:!Uli0 afl.er 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUB Jui or Lease AulhonzL'll Sales & ScrvLl't' ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Gpin _______ _ Beach Imports -'MC 9905 '72 L TU Country Squire 9 ' h I ~ p <is ~. y,•a go11 v.•/fu ll 1 la<:Arl ur ant ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,l arnOOr~ pov.·e r & Inv.· 1n1 lcs · 8-18·DO\'L' 752·11.IOu-:\lust s1•JI th is ."'·eckend ! 34,0.lll ~ Onl y S:llW Call Nev.· port lk·al'h ·1:1 i\l;.i ta<lvr ~1 ;1. \\';ig, 1l:>_'_J_·<_54_•_1 ~'"-'-'-'~]~"-'-"-----xl nl t·o1ul , Art:. still un-- Toyota 9765 d1·r \\Urranty. v1;,.1J-i l·I. l~i7 Ford Y.'ai::on. p/s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.l !l. g~ eond. S600 or ii4 HAJ\l l.U::l':lt best olJe r. 7~1 -M.').ll .. ="--- SPECIAL TOYOTA SALE! GOOd L:ond i::275 - U·l5·!:167!l Buick 9910 1966 l\1 ustan)!. ti ryl, $800. f\1 usl Sell. 493·3&14. •••••••••••••••••••• ···•----=='---- t-';n·t•1ry J)on1os & Ex-'7U Hu1c k Hivic ra. fully Mustanq 9952 L't'UU\·c C;1 rs . 1;01111 l;si:ll ei1u1p. Clean. Best offe r-••••••••••••••••••••••• T<1votaS1o:lect1 un trade. I'. P.54K·4400. '65 J\1u sta ng , hi.pcrr. 4 . ALL PRICED Cadillac 9915 li~I. d isc brks, 4 ~pd , To SELL stick , hvy suspension. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Needs re ndc1-work. na .... LeroiA CADILLAC Make offec.5:ki-1311!J mll/t\11\ (h·1·r 711 to l'hOOSL' fro1n. '65 ti.lust;i ng, st1 (·k , new :~ TOYOTA Vr o1n ::)1!1!15, li l\11\C 1Jrakes ,needs v.·ork.S550 f1 nanc1n g & l..ca:.1ni.:. or bst off. ti4fi·aiUI. ---'."._c__ 19b6 Ha~bor . c tA ~t.. 930.3 tl..,I COldll•e Oldsmobile 9955· ......................... Jtl'i l 'l'O\'Ola !\lark II . 4 dr. :.cJan: •I ~pd ., Sl·IW: v.•111 t akt' old l'r lr;.i de L:;ill -l!JJ-J6.14 Z6IO ..... """ sa)cs aed St>rv1ce c.to -MO -OLDSMOBILE ---GMC TRUCKS VE It Y . C I. t-;,\N 'till HOMDACARS V lk 9770 Ca1hll ac, 4 llr llL' Vil le, OI.._ o swaqen fully c1iuippcd. full llhr University 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111. S875. Call 837·6398 2850 1-larbor Blvd. REPAIRS.SERVICE ---Cost.a 1\1es<t 540-9&-IO EXCHANGf~& Chevrolet 9920 ' HE BUILDS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Toronado, xl nt, loaded, BROOK LYJ'~ u uc; CO. CONNELL no down, ta ke over pymt, r:.~t 54ts·91•11 CHEVROLET 1~64~'-·'~'~"'------ 1 HUY VW Engines /Cars. SALES &SER VICJ<_; OLDS '69 black 98. Lo mi. 9i!l-OV35 l8 to IO;un. 01 2828 Harbor Blvd. lm ma('. S9~19. YQS263. :1ft1~r 5pm. J IJ;1n C()$'1'A !\.1 ES/\ Private party. 675·9886. FREE TUHE·UP lJat sun-To~·ota · VW Purs(·hc & I l;"Jnda Ci vi(· ownL·rs onl y. l)rav.·1ng to he hl·ld -Apr1l 26lh. Hcgistcr <i t •. DATSA TOYOTA VOLKSA-PORSCHE TUNE REPAIR Ji 31Su11cr1or 1\\'L'. Cl\! 642-2434 1al'ros:; frurn skate r111k ) '7•1 ConvcrulJlc. IS,000 rni. ;.in1 1f111 s ll'rco, spt1kl· \l'hl'L'I l!(J \"er s. :SJJUO. .J!:17-2l0-1 '65 V\\', rcbll, IJig lx1rc 4() hp ens Ht ll. ~.'25. !{U N~ GOOD ~ ;IUJ·Ulci7=0-'-. __ Ii:! V\\'. rl:tl. Am/Frn, ncy,• cng111t'. Ol'V.' hrks, xlnt t'Olld. ~iSO. M3:3-t~l!l5 --- V\V l'a rl s. e ng ine!;. !r a 115n1s, !'<JScs. hc;ids. 1\ll usl.'d or rcbll. Steve. 5.'ID-!1:.llHi. ____ 5_4_6_-_1_2_0_0 ___ 'i3 Cullass Su1freme, ruUy NOVA I or a kind, orig. ownr. only 4700 mi, S25()0. equipl. Vinyl lop. gd m1. SJSOO/reas off. 548·6235 646-9694 /548-3838 1960 Olds. runs good $li5, '73 t-:L CAM INO SS, fu ll or besl o~r;.7K97 11v.·r., has s hell & ncwl ___ _:c:::.:::=---- lircs . 20,000 miles. SJ.200. '65 Olds Cutlass. Very 6-12·5301 good cond. 5450. Ca ll 675-7597 Cht::\'Y '70 Kingswood Stal ---=::..:.:::.c:._ __ _ Wa g. A/C. PIS. P/B. Pinto 995J i\lodcst milca~c .. Xl nl ••••••••••••••••••••••• c·ond. Priced lo s ell 1 '73 Jt un about , 4spd, _tM4-19009·5. manua l. 2000 cc, :ic, am·: . 1., .. C hev c l ll' \V a "O n. fm , ra di a l, 35,000, " ... 840·l08ti. Sharp! J.(1aded! ~J75 Bsll-".""::::'."'------- ofr . J>v t Ply . 531·5.'-l:J:J. '71 Pinto, 2000. cc. auto.,• -0 · --I onl y l l ,000 local mi, 681':1 VA ,2 tlr,:tuln.Gty , 51500_493.5025 orig. owner, SiOO. Pvl. .. l'ty_&l,1·1730 '13 Squire, air , auto, 'tiG !\.1al ibu . :127, 4 speed. ti7 .ooo or ii:. mil es. Clean. mags, new tires. Beautiful ! •• 642-3867 _S700.1447·G95H. Plymouth 9960 '72 €1 Cumino. i\.rn /+'m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATLAS i\I(;, n1ag wh eels, hvy cl(1ly r.:1d1 a l!)r , 3 s1Jd. lurbo·hytl rn. lrlr hiteh. · -• " ..,.~, ... II Sl:Joo. 640·50i4. Chrysler /Plymouth 27 w1nuow uus. 1""2, ,-u ".::'.::.:::::.:;::.::_ ____ I Open Daily & Sun. 'til 10 · length s unrour; 4000 rn1. Comet 9927 Pi\1 o n ne w e ngine . New ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2921J ~I ar bor Blvd ...... brakC's, batt & p:iint. '71 COi\1 FT 4 dr ai r cond. Costa !\.lesa s1ooooroffe r.w:~"10.1u:_ Orig_ ~v.·ncr'. SI ,295. 546·1934 'tiJ V\\' looks & runs real -11~9~J.~56~5~5'-------I:;::--;::~::;;::;:----;-:--;~~ good . clean. Sll.50. C ontinental 9930 '71 DUSTER a_uto. A/C, 5·18-62-19 ••••••••••••••••••••••• great on gas XJnL cond , ---.1 .. •iA RK IV Sl.SOO or bcs tofr. 9ti3·7593 tll V\V Bu:-. aln1ost nc"' "'1• c_ong1ne . Ru ns Aood . l\1;Jkc 2l)oor . V 8 , a utomatic '70 DUSTER ollcr. 5•18·0:141 :iftcr .iprn . Ira ns m ission. powe r 6 cyl. 55.000 mi. $900. Sll•er111,I!, Y.'hllc s1dcv.·all 494 -3549aft.6. ' ·;z V\I/ VAN Xl nl. 1·(111d tu·cs. ult wheel. ;1ir <'on-. Sur11·oof, 1\f\I FJ\1. IUJ!J.: t11li o n i n ~. 1\i\l /}''f\t Ponhac · 9965 rar k S2 ,GOIJ. IJ75·iH7:! s1crco. le ~1 thcr, landau ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----lo p , l'ro 1 ~e co ntrol. ·72 Lf. l\'IA ~S Wgn. Huns !iii V\I/ S11urirch:1t:k. xl.n1 po11•c r hrakt:s , heater. & looks sharp! $.2.200. cond . 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(7560JPJ 5889 • INSTANT CREDIT JUST I CALL AND ·5 MINUTES IS ALL IT TAKES ·-546-8017 • TAX REFUND ISTIMATE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT! ..... .,._. nH-ted Ta • ...,. wifll '" eM *""• --•HM c•of t/o. """'" ' . " I a z c . " -,. I • Laguna/South Coast Totlay~s £losing N. Y. Stocks VOL. 68 , NO. 107, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Tl:tURSOAY, APRIL 17, 1975 TEN CENTS Clemente Council Raps Polict<.·Union llf FREDERICK SCllOEMEllL -°''" 0.11, ~11.tlUll l;\ngry Sun C1cmente city eoun-· c.llmen told. the city's poli ce of· f1c ers We dnesday that they have no right to rcpr1..-scntation tiy th c'f eamstcrs Union. A1 ayor Arilhony DiGiovanni open e d th e m eeting with a blistering tWO·JJage stalement, in which he said, "I wonder if some gilded tongue ·organizer g~ve the Nudity Issue Studied .. By JACK CHAPPELL Ol 1111 D•i1y P'ilDC i i ..... • The Luguna Beach City Coun· cil confronted nudity on city beaches \Vcdncsday but refused lo ban it. refused to app1·ove of il and b,rcly approved a plan to sJudy it furthe r. The issue stri.pped U\\'l,IY any veneer or unity among council membe r s . Councilman J on Brand a nd Carl J ohnson pressed (or city law barring nudity on some beaches. -Vice !\'fa yor l.)hyllis S\vccney - \\!_ho noted the ··prubll•n1 titxhsted ht:the l'ye uf the hl•holder" -a nd Co uncilm:1n "Charlton l:loyd de- nied that a problem t·urrenlly ex- i.sts. ' Ata yor Roy liolm said0 he saw greut mCril in both arguments, and pro1>0scd the compromise st\tdy to be held al 10;30a.m. May 10 in city council chambers at city hall. Council discussion was pro- ml>tcd ~Y u me mo from Police Chief 1-"r unk Schopen which ad- visec.J thul because or recent cQurt dc('isions, the city current· ly had nu legal dcfl'nsc against sunbathing burrs. Recent court decisions have h e.Id th at ''l e ""•d conduc t •• st atutes may not be applied against bcucbgoer s at secluded ~trpnds "'ho are mere ly nude. Nude is nut n ecl~sa rily lcv.·d, the courts have ruled. ln addition, recent changes in the-"offensive conduct" statute, hu\'e prevented its application itgainsl nudists, the chief said. As a result, if the city wishes Officers to pers uade nude sun beochgoers to cover up, they'll have to be backed up by a city or· d-iqancc or s pec ific counti l guidelines, the chief said . J-le and Lifeguard Chief Bruce Baird said there have been about a dozen nude b<1thin g incidents - three of them on l\tai n J.k!<.ich l~ark do\\•ntown -this y.ear. a number UllJ>recidented in the city's r ecent p<.i sl. Baird said. Six pe r sons addressed the council on the nudity issue and were as <lividcd in their view- points as the council. Th ree pe r s on s s <.iid they f~vorcd opening of some city b_eachcs lo nudists, but <111 said t hey rt'ali:tcd such action \\'Ould be offcns i\"e to some persons. T \\"O pe rs ons sUid they opposed nudity a11y,v hc l'e in Ole city :.ind said the ('Ou ncil should back up J)olicewith uppropriate lav.•s. , One sa id the subject dem:.inded a ·furth cr look1 · ''When nud ity becomes ~ pro- blem, ""C can strip all of our in- hitiitioris and then look at it," citizen J ohn G<ib riels. s aid in one or many double entendres whic h sent c hul·kles tittering through (See l\"UD ES, Pagel\:?> '' They've Gol " -ifVordy Way • ·SAN FRANCISCO <U Pll - c Defense attorney Roger Pierucci r 1cc used the prosecutor in a murde r trial of acting in an "ob· 1equious fa shion." 11 Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh interrupted; ''What fas hion?" ~ ''Well, thnt's not the right Word, better obtuse," Plerucci oxplalned. _· •·surreptitious," ·s uggested anothe r defense lawyer. --: Karesh said, "l don't think 'inY of the lawyers here have ever tieen obsequious.'' :•r know I haven't ," a thJrd de· (ense lawyer, Clinton W. White, said. "I use a deodorant." I police or San Clemente a pretty good i;now job." Moments after the statement was rend, the council unDnimous- ly. YOled to reaffirm a four-year· old resolution that burs police of- fi cers from joining labor unions. Jn a seven-page press release issued today, the president of the San Clcmenle Public Employes Associ'alion, de nied lha( the policC officers have joined the 0 Teamsters Union, perse. "This is not an affiliation in the legal ierminolOgy, nor have the members 'joined' the union, but r ather the union has joined the association at the rquest or this association," the statement pre- pared by Officer Russell Rice said. The resolution reaffirmed by the"city council on a motion by Councilman Thoriias O'Keefe • was originally enacted on Oct. 21, · "1970. . .. It c ites a provision ot the state Government Code, giving city councils the power lo limit, or ban peace officers' .participation jn labor unioni;. O'Keefe 's motion asked that the "spirit and intent" or the re- solution ~ reaffirm~ and that the police officers and City Manager Ke nneth Carr abide by it. Police orricers voted to con- ·tracl w'lh the International Brotherhood of Teamster s a week ago, in an effort to improve their ·bargaining power in negqtiations for salary increases r anging from six to 13 percent, Formerly, th e officers were represented by two Los Angeles attorneys. The office rs are unhappy 1ans eer because a recent salary SJ,ft'VCY . showed them to be a morl1:; the lowest paid in the county. "Believe m e, they arc no un~ happier than I am \\'hen I read in \'arious Orange County reports that San Clemente hai; the lr1west . famil y m edian income than any other_ c ity in Orange County.'' said DiGiovanni in hisstalement. The mayor rapped police 0£- <See UNION, PageA2) e s CITY. LIMITS.\ " • ..- No Blood -·Shed Yet ··- a ~ 0 l 0 HIGH DR. w ---- OCEAN Bike Ro11tes Approved The Laguna Beach City Council approved this scheme or bicycle routes through the Art Colony We dnesd ay. The 'toute will be set off by ~avement striping and special signs denoting the bikeways. The Laguna segment is part of a county-wide master plan or bi cycle trails.· Inset al upper left shows trails along Laguna Canyon and El Toro Roads. OC Ft•nd Raisers Begin By GARV GRANVILLE OflMDally P'li.tStll'I The ope ning Salvos in next year 's political wars won't be fired until next March when the candidates file their nomination papers. But. afte r assessing v.•here they are and where they want lo go, Orange County 's five supervisors a lready have sta rted filling the ir political war chests for ··campaign 1976," and cam- pa igns '72 , '74 and '78. For example. Second District Supe rvisor Laurence Schmit's fiscal sights a.re :set on hi s win· ning 1974 campaign. l\l ore precisel,Y. Schmit ad- mitted Tuesday, he is eyeing the $146,197 debt his ca mpaign com- mittt•e still owes aner helping him land a f6ur-year county supcrvisor"s job tha t pays $26,400 a year. Schmit re portedly wi ll begin whacking away at the huge cam- paign debt with a Sl.000-a -plale dinner in Seal Beach so metime next month. lf owcver , th e fr eshm a n Poll Calls Vole Splil NEW \'ORK <UP I> -II forme r CaUfornia Gov. Ronnld Reag80· rb.n on an inde pc11dent prcsidc nti ul ticket in 1976. h e could s poi l ~ President Ford's chances or wi"ning, the Harris Poll repor_ted tod;;iy. A survey of 1,274 voters across the country showed that if Reagan 'ran on a conscrv<0tive ticket. he could recCive .as much us 21 percent or the vote and thus s plit the Republlcun vote between him self and lhe Pres ident. ln1another elt ction pair- ing.in the s urvey, Ford lied Sen. Edmund Muskie (D· Maine), With 4·5.4·5 percent. • HarrliJ re ported . f, supervisor refilsed Tuesday to admit that s uch a fund raiser· is being plll nned . "We are thinking about the debt and about holding some fund raisers, but "·e ha\"en"t de· t ided on anyth ing defin ite," Schmit said. While the supervisor \\"as un· certain about his plans, Cind y al the Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach was not, According to Cindy. the club is holding a l\tay 14 private dinne r party reservation in Schmit 's name for between 35 a nd 50 persons . tr Schm'il is confused about the lime and place for his non·Sl ,000- a ·plate dinner , he has something . in common with some of those who have been invited to First District Supervisor Robert Bal· tin's $125·_a-ticket cocktail party al the Hungry Tiger in Costa Mesa next '''eek. According to campuign finance s tate m e nt s fil e d \vith the Registrar of Vote rs. Battin still o"•es $30.000 on hi s successful 1972 campaign for county supervisor. He also O\Yes a small amount on his unsuccessfu l 1974 bid to become California·s lie utena nt <See CAl\IPAIGN, Page A:!) Esthetic Sidewalks? Capistrano Weighs Co1ilracl for Walkways Should sid ewalks please the eyes as well as the feel or the pedestrians? It's a question that's bothering San Jua n Capis trano c ity of- rie'ials who are ju!il about to award a contract for the con· struction or sidewalks in.the old part of town, south or Ortega lligh .... ·ay. But they are still undecided \vhether those s idewalks should be normal, gray sidewalks or patte rned "Mission Tile" con- crete or a russet color . It has been suggested that the patterned work would be more in keeping with San Juan's Spanish Witness Weeps Brutal Slaying Desf;ribed SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -"He kept chopping, chopping." the prosec ution 's k ey witness testified in descr ibing a brutal machete s la}•ing , the fir5l in a. series or ra ndo m ·'Zebra''. kill · ings that te rrorized this city. Anthony C. Harris wept us he told the court WedneMlay or the a'tack on Quita 1-lugue and her husband, Ri chard. on Oct. 20, 1973. Harris who has been granted immunity £or his testimOny, said he and two defendants -Larey C. Grc~n and J essie Cooks - spotted the Hagues strolling in the North Beach area ind forced tht ·couple Into Green's vQ· al 1unpolnt. l\1oment.s later, 11 police palrol .r .. , ... car passed and asked '-A'hY the gl--o up was a round the van. Hartis testi(ied. lie said' Cooks told them something \\'3S wrong With a tire and the orricer:s left, llurris said the eaptives v.·ere driven to a n industria l area where Hague w as lied a nd beaten. He satd.Cooks told him to strangle Mrs. Hague, but he re· fused . 1-larris has testified that Cooks. Green and the .olher defendants -Manuel Moore and J .C.X. SimQn -·wanted ''to kill while d~vlls." · ··Larry grabbed th.e wotpan by her hAl r a nd lOok a machete knife and took btr 20 Ctel Crom the van.'' tlarris told the Court. "-He <S.• BRUTAL, .... A2> !:-' heritage but there is now some concern about s arety and the possibility of radin g. l\.1embers of the city council ad· dressed the issue \Vednesday ni ght but tabled a decision on the $12,988 low bid until those ques- tions are answere d. The cost dirference between the t"'O types of sidewalks is SJ.JOO. "'ell '''Orth the money if it h<.is proven itself in other cities, according to council members "'ho support the concept . But even if evidence broughl back to councilmen in two wl!eks is for s idewalks. Councilman Yvon 1-lecksche r already mnin- tains a position against it, "'I'm sorry, but I can't buy it," said Heckscher . pointing out that there is no guarantee of color consist ency from one batch or concrete to another and that the slde~'alk could rade in time. Although the San Juan Plan· nlng Commission has recom- mended in favor of the patterned · sidewalks. it was argued by a citizen addressing the council that the extra cost wasn't worth it because they e re less safe than 1mooth sidewalks . Red sid~walks were tried in San Clemente e.nd later aban- doned. but Public Works Olrcc· tor W. D. Murphy told coun- cilmen tbat the tile pattern has been used ror good effect at the ~nta Ana City Hall plaza. • ·) , In Siege By The AsSMiated Press With white fla gs aflutter and t.housands of residents cheering the victors, Phnom Penh surren- de red to the Communist-led Khmer Rouge insurgents today after a 31h-month s iege. The c a pitulation ended live years of war that devastated Cambodia, caused uncounted casualties and disrupted the lives of seven million peopl e. In Paris, a member or Cam- bodia's r evolutionary politburo. Chau Seng, s aid that in some cases there will be trials in the 1 Cambodian capital but ··,\·e \vill judge in a hum ane \\•ay. You've seen that there is no blood balil in Phnom Penh .'· Seng said the nev.• Phnom Penh government would be neutrul and nonaligned, but "vi gilant" in- its 'attitude toward the United Slates. There were unconfirmed re· ports that Premier Long Borel fled in a helicopter. In Ban~kok, 1"hailand, miljt.:.try sources said Long Borel fie \\• from Phnom Penh to Kompong: Chhnang north 0£ the Cambodian ('apital about 2 p.m .. but his pregent location was.not kn0\\"11. In Saigon. the military com- mand said fi ghting tapered off across South Vietnam, v.-·ith the s ituation at Xuan Loe, the besieged provincial capitul 40 miles north eas t of Saigon. ·'quiet.'' White flags and banners of sur- render flutte r ed from every building and shop in downtown Phnom Penh to "·clcome the black-uniformed Khme r Rouge forces. Re be l troops hugged Cambodian arm y soldiers and took" them aboard theif armored personne l carriers for a victory parade along the watetfront. Gover nm e nt g unbo a ts s tea m e d up a nd do\vn th e J\-1ekong and Tonie Sap rivers on the east s ide of Phnom Pe nh, hoisting white rl ags and banners. ··The white flag means cease- fire," an officer said, adding that display or surrender nags had been ordered by the Cambodian military command. Or~n:a Coast Wea•her The Orange Coast will get a t'hancc lo dry out Fri- day. accordin g to the "·cather servil·c. Fair <.ind ,,·armer is the \\'ay it's be- ing: called, ,,·ith !oC.at gusty \\"inds. Hig hs in the 60s, Chance of rain decreasirig to less than 10 percent toni ght. INSIDf; TODA. Y The cause of tl1e Ja11. 2 piane crash wl1icli took tlic llues of Balboa rrtillionaire LeRoy Penhall, his wife.and lliree othcr.s may never be un- covered. See Page 88. Index Aly..,, '-'"itf 1.J •rlNI !knllottll CJ '-·"'-.. ,. .. c.i.1;..,Ma Af Q.fft-1~ c, .. .,. (eonl(' •Ct er...-• t4 DNtlli..tiCH All. Elll~l•a,. ... Ii"'"''"''""' Cl ..... I>(. • .. , .... -... C.1 ,,.,.,,,,.,~.... ti AllOIU .... rs Cl ,......_. Cl . . ~ ' ,dJ OAILVPILOT L /SC .CAMP:AIGN governor. , To add to the un«rtainty ol lhe coc::ktoll pa rty fund raiser, llattln has let it be kOO\l.'ll lhal he pl ans to run fo r stute senator "ext )~&r. Therefore, those who bend 'I bows at the Hungry Tiger \\'On't know for certain ir they're t on . tributing to a county supel'visor that is, a lieutcnunt governor that never wa s or a state senator that might be. l'hird Dislricf ' Super visor Ralph Dicdri<:h and Fifth Dis· trict Supervisor Thomas Riley_ have le(l no doubts about where their fund raising activities are aimed. Diedrich announced his_ pl~ns lo run for re-e lection al a szso.a . couple dinne r Feb. 12\hal was th.e social-politicai s uccess of the non: election yea r fund r aising season. 1'-tore than 750 persons, by far the most ever to attend a fund rais~r ror a county orri cial, flocked to the Di sneyla nd J-lotel to •-mast Ra lph " on his and Lin- ~oln 's birl'hda:y. Thal means more than $90,00), less the cost or prime rib dinners. wine and entertainment, Ocwed into Diedri<:h's campaign cor- fcrs. l\luch or it was paid s im ply ror the deli ght or roasting Ralph, mainly by telling him he is ove r· weight a nd a n abr as i ve p e rson a lity, qua lities tha t Diedrit:h readily admits to even en days when it is nol his or Lin· coin's birthday. According to Riley's execut i\·e a ide Bob Nelson , the Firth Dis· trict s uper visor _will ki ck off his· first bid for ele ction al a $50-a · ticket western barbeque in earl y June. Nelson said the comparatively low price is in lune with Riley 's intention to kee p hi s 1976 cam· paign at the people rather than corporate level. .· ··supe rvisors who charge $J ,000 3t fund r<J isers talk only to those persons who donate $1,000 and not to the people," Nelson declared. ·Of the five supervisors, Ralph Clark or the Fourth District has the least pressing political pro· blem. He won an easy primary elec- tion victory last June and won't have to hit the campaign Lrail again until 1978. Yet , Clark admitted l\tonday, he has not ruled out the possibili· ty of holding fund raisers this year. "It's much easier to ratse money in orr election years when there isn 'l as much competition foe campajgn doJJars," (:Jark ex· pJained. When summed up, the non· $1,000·a ·plate dinners, Ralph roasts, $125 cocktail parties a nd w~tern barbecues are designed to raise at Jeast $300,000 for the supervisors in this, a non·election year. But those who direct the fund raisers say these are hard times. They blame the difficult times on the recession, campaign dis· clos ure laws that remove the cloa k on a nonymity from heavy donors and the building industry slump. Until recently, mOst prominent builde rs and developers bought fund raising tic ket s by the block -$1,000 a nd $2 ,000 at a crack. They then dis bursed their politit:al in\·estment out ove r their s ub-contractors, a practice that allowed the builders to a p· pear politically generous without spending tOQ much of their own money. But the construction slow·down has put the skids to that style of pyramid fund raising. Recession, disclosure Ja"'S and building indu s try s lum p notwithstanding , the r ace for ('ampaign doll a rs continues as invita tio n s to dinners a nd cocktail parties continue to roll from the presses. ORANGE COAST LJSC DAILY PILOT Robert N. Weed ll•tt+Ot<ll """ """'•1'>1<" Jack R. Curley Vi<• P,.e•'°'"' •"" Ge1te••I MfMOft Thomas Kei vil . E"''°' • Thomas A , Murphine ,,...,,.9,ng E,,.lcw Charles H. Loos Ricl'\ard P. N.ill AUi\1 ... 1 ~"f'l•"'J t:•t•' OtMr Offices c.o.u ....... lll ""'" ... , SITw-t • ,.,_, llt.oc 1>: UJJ ... __, e..,,,..,. .. ., ~·"Q'l ... lltM;I> l'll>llt«" .......... . 5"<111 .. Wc• Y~ll•y 11191 l• ... I Ro• •I !.In D .. 90 f 'H*•f TtltpMM C1141 M2-4l21 CllJslfied Advtrlls.lng M2·H71 L .. un• Bt•cfl All O.p.1rtmenls: TtltDhoM4M·t46' ~ ...... s,.,. , .. _ .. 141 495·0630 c .. t"tl>I, 1f1' 0 •<111oa-CO••l l>11bli\hi~1 Glotl1W111r. NI ....... , ...,,...n. Uh!!ol•"''""'· "°''"'··· "'·'"' .... ., .................. ~ ........... b• ,t .. Od11t •d,•lll'Ml"I >Pt~•fl _.,.,.,,,,,,. OI ~• .... I-Mr. h t•""' CIM~ ""• jMld ., cou• Mt••· C..11( ... llolt, $110.C•liplitft br C•"°*' •J.00 -Illy, ... lfttU ... ,.-"°"''; f!lllllMy dKllMllO ... IJ.00 -·"'·· .... IJPI Trl~pl'IO!O VOLUNTEER CARRIES NEWLY ARRIVED ORPHAN At Los Alamitos, Operation Babylltt Close to Home From Page A I NUDES ... the counc il ch a n1be rs durins lhc he;1ring. Co uncilm:.in Br:1ncl, rc>;.ulin i; from <in in te rdepartn1c>nt memo or lhe Los An geles f>oliec Dcparl · ment on problems experienced at the nude bt:'ach in \'cnice last ye>a r, s:.ti d Lag un a &ach \Vould be opening itself to ··cree1>S" :.ind ··peo'ple \\"ith problerns·· by <.i p· pro,·in g or nude bc:.iches. Councilm:.in Boyd saitl he did not see that th L• c·it y had a pro· blem ~it this tin1e and said tht! council \\"a s being prt~sent ed \\"ith •·fe<J rs" rather lhan facts. Councilman John~n said th::at y:hether a tola l ban .,.,;ere e\·en· luull y approve(] or not. he fl'll that there oh\"io uslv \\1e r c beaehes \\·here nudity t·Ould not be permitted. Johnson noted nuked bodies on !\l ain Beach Park \lt"Ould be \\'ithin vie"' of passing motorists on Coast Hi ghway and he s ug:· gested a "traffi c hazard" \\"Ould be presented. J\.1rs. Sweeney said if the QUE'S· tion of nudity revolved around of- fensiveness, perha ps only ··f:.il or old P.eopl c" s hould be pre\·ented from goi ng nude on cityn<i nd s. From Page A I BRUTAL ... raised it over his head and sliced do\\'n on her neck. lie kept chop: ping, chopping. "He ca rile over to where I was standing a nd said , 'You should have seen the blood gush out or that devil's nec k.' He put his hands ove r his head and said 'J did it.' ' "Jessie look the knife out of Larr y 's hand s a nd s t a rted '''hacking lhe man," llarris con· tinued, '"lf\.' asked if I \lt'anted to hit the man, but I said 'Jfe's <ilrcady dead·.'' llague s ur vi\"ed the \•ic ious as· sa ull. but hi~ \\life d ied. llarris sa id Gr een later offe red h ~m . the dead \voman's ring for l11 s fiance a nd he took it. llarr is, the informant \\•ho letl po!icc tu the rour defendants. s:.ud he attended meetings "'ith three or the men in Si mon's home in Oc tober. 1973 "'here they dis· cussed k i Iii n g \\'hitc prop le. fi e said Simon h<Jd a cabinet containin g t\\·o long kn ives and three handguns -a .357 magnum, a .38 cali ber snub· nosed revolver a nd a .32 calibe r uutomulic pistol. Thirteen persons \\'ere killed a~cl seven \\•Ounded during the \o.'1nter of 1973-74 . All of the st rcc l att<Jcks in \"olved while victims and black ussail ants. The fou r defendants arc c harged \\'Ith th ree of the m urders and four us· .sa ults. 'fhe kil li ngs became kno"'n as "Ze_bra " becaus e of the po li ce radio freq ue ncy used in the case. Judge Okays Trial Sites \\IAS l·t lNGTON (AP) -1\ federa l judge has ordered separa~c t rials in Los Angeles nnd Ch1cugo for l"'O men accused of .seeking to obloin an il legal tax break for former President Nixon. U.S . Di s tri ct Cou r t Judge Oli ver Gaseh Mgrccd Wednesday wit h ex-Nixon t<ix lav•yer 1'"'rank Del\f arco Jr. and documents a1)· prai ser Ru lph G. Nc\vrnan, \\'ho urgued they arc entitled to face juries in their home cities: , Los Ala1nitos Greets 37 Viet Orpl1a11s "fh irty·Sl'\"C'll \"i l·lnan1c·sc or· phans. the fi1·s.t "babylift "' dl'· li\·ery to arrl\"l' in ()range Coun· ly. \l"<'re grt•(•ted hy cold \\ind.<; bu! 1\'~1rm 1\'Cl c:-omt.'S \\'hen lhl·v :.t rri\•<•d at Los r\lamilos \\'l·dnl•S. day night. 1'odayl the yo un gst('rs -none is oldl1r than 5 -arl' bt·ing treat· t•<l and l'xan1int•d al n1ilitar\' (ac·ilities in Long Beath bcforC ~ing rl'leas{'d to adoption agcn· Cll'!'i. 'fhirt y·fou r of the orphans art..• bl'ing t:arl•d for al the Lon g Rea ch K;i\·a l Support Stal1on anti thrt•c otht·r::. <ire being t rcall.>d al t he na\'al hos pital. They arrived We d nesda y ni g ht at L os ;\lamitos Naval Air St ation ..ihoard tln Air Force plane from Saigon by \\•a y of the Philippines a nd Honolulu. T he ai lme nts of the t hree hos pitali zed t'h ild ren \\'et·c not disc losed. 1\fter being exa1nincd in_ l..ong [:leach. t he .roungslcrs \\"Ill be sc'nt to foster homes throughout lhc counlrv. r\bout 45 ,\m crica"n mi litarv n1cn and their fa milies also\\'l'l:C ubo:Jrd the plane. f'rom Page A I UNION •.• fi rers for not meeting with him person:J lly on the s alary issul'. '"CC'rt<iinl y. the polic(', <.is \\"l'll as :.i ny other t•it y groups. <ir(• uy.·are that they could ask to meet "'ith any two counciltnt•n. ·roo bad. lh:.it to date no such rnectin~ has bee n requested,·· DiGiovunni said. In th e associ<ition "s statement. Ri ce s:.iid . '"The council has re· acted \\"C feel, much loo qui ckly in this 1nattcr \vithout a true un· derst :.incling: of the entire situa· lion ... '' ··1'his a ssociation ealls the l'OUn cil to reason. \\"c prt·fe r Ir> cooperate and lo coordinutc for mutual benefi t . This is the sin· ccre belief of this associ:Jtion and not merely the sl ating or 'verbal roses·," f{1ce said. In :.in ~pp a rc nt respon~C to rumors. Rice said the officers y.·il l give no special trealmcnt to <.iny arrl'stcc \\"ho is :.iffi liul('d "·ith thl' 1'camstcrs. lie also reitcr:;ited an earlier position that police offi ecrs will n_ot s trike u n d er un y c1rcu n1 stu nccs. 6 Yachts Vie /,.,, Sa11 Lucas Race Friday Six yachts arc scheduled to set sai l Friday <.it 110011 in Nc"''llOrt l~arbor Ya c ht Club'i;: a nnu01I 720-mile Caho San Lucas rucc. The scru tr h boat und favorite ror first to finish is John &ripp:s ' 79-foot ketch ~t iramar from San Diego Yacht Club. Other s in the r;i ce arc:; -Dorothy 0 , 57 -foot sloop, Bob Beauchamp, NllYC. -Pcricus, 47-foot ketch John Willia mson, Lnhalnn YC.~' ...:..n ugdoll. 43-foot sloop. John Hall. Nll YC. . -/\riu n u. 3!l ·fool sl oop, Gcorege T horson , (,/\. Y<.'. -Sh"earwalcr. 36-fout sloop, Walter Andrews, SFYC. • Shopping ·cehter · Reje.cted Befor e u stunding room only a udi c,nt'c S;.1n Cfeme11te <:lly · ~ounc llmcn \\'cdnt•s dn y night re· jectcd ;J propuSl'd 14.5-aCI'(' CO il\• mcrcial devt.•lopn1(•11t . SpcciCi call y, the cuuiieil d(tnicd a ~cnerul pla ri -0 menclmt'nt that "'Ould huve ullo\ved a shopping <'enter on land bc t\vecn Callt.' de Industri:.1s ;.111d 1hc San l)icgo F'ret•\\·ay. Under the existing. .1:eneral pio n , the J41nd is l'luss.i[ied tor industlial uses und 01>en space. "I don ·1 t hink \\·~ uced <Jnothc1· rntlrkel 0 1· a nolhcr drug store:· sa.id Counti I 1n :1 n Arthur l·lol 1nes. 1:'hc pl:tn proposed by Santa Anita Developtn l'nl Compuuy or Newport Beat·h y.·ould have in· l'iuded a va1"1 c ty store. drug store, s uperrnarkl'l, nursery and spceialty s hops. Counc:-il1nan .C h .,,rll•s .'J.~ox s;i\d 1ht• dl'\'t•l opn1cnt \\'Ould ··dilute" husill l'SS Ut tivit y Ul bu sinl'sses 1101\' OpC'l'<.it in)! 1n tht:' city. Se\"<•ral rCsidc>nt:; pal'adcd to the podium tu object to the de- vclopnlcht. The.y said it "'ould in· j ure existing bu sinessmen und th ~11 fu r thc1· l'on1mt•rcial dl•· \'elopml'nl s hould be held in abey:Jnte pe nd in g <ll•velopmenl proposals for the l"ilv's back t"Olllll ry. , .. • . , • Just SOnic Booms A sp~t.e of "audible c.arlh· quakes'' \\'h i(•h rocked t he ()runge Coast today und Wedncs· day \\'US blumed on rnitlt ury Opcratit)llS l.llOµlifi t>tl by fl'eUk \\'('Ulh('r condit ions. Cost u J\.1 esu l)olicc said appro1t· imatcly 100 <·all !'! were rcct•ived t•onccrning t ht• booms. I~agunu Rc:.tch.Vollt•c l'C(•ei\.'t.>d OIOl'C than 30 t•ulls <.1nd hHd a rcpor·t or broke n a nt iq u e:;. Anoth e r 1.agunu Beuch resldenl c.•lai med ~1 house w it1dOw wes cr3c-ked from the boom8" ~ ln San-Clen1en(e, tnorc tha n 20 people culled in lo t'CIX>tl the booms. police s.u id. U.S.~a\'y off icials: in San Dit•go explained that th~ 1·outine airer a rt traininM GO miles orr the t•oast linc \\'i\S u nder \Vay und some op c rn t ions: in vo\\•cd .s upcrsonit• rlight. 1\l'Su. ::.onlt' nuvu l vnil s \\'C'l"(' l'l" ported tu !)I.: t•ng~1 ~ing In gunnery J>l"at'\lt'l' off San Clt·n1\'nlc ls l:Jnd <.:ha1·ge Launched s ,\CR AME NT O ,(A P l -A 'fur111c1· stute health and \\'clrure l"hil·f "pli1J.:iurizcd and s lanled" s ubstit ution in f\ledi·C.a l, the ('h <J ir man uf the Asse mbly lleullh Conin1itlee said \\'ednes- da~·- ttnd N;1vy jct!.! \vc rc rc~'lcd fll'· Ing -')n iss ilcs urf San.:·l\t iguel Island. · ,\ low heavy r loud layer "'as blumcd fo r l1'<1 1>plng thQ soni c rurn bl <'s send ing them roUi n~ lO\\'Urd the m u inland. 1'he booms could be heard fro m Bakcrsfjeld to the south portion of Los AngQles-. 1'h c Sa n Onof r e Nu l'll'ar Generating st Ution seismologic <'t•ntc r l'<>portcd no tru.e quakeii. In <1ddiliu n, Cu1np PcndJclon uuthorities repnrted today thut nornlal t raining at Ulc base in· volvcd firi ng of t a nk and medium artlllery in the ··boondocks" of the husc bct\\'CCn S:.tn Clemente <.ind Oceanside. Queries by citizens lighted police depa rtment switchboards \Vcdnesd ay. The Daily Pilot \vas called r('pt•<'ledly by 1>e<>plc anx· iuus tu kno\v \\"hat \\"US t•a using \\'Jlat secn1cd lo sun1c to be earth· quakes. An angry [.a_gun::t Niguel lady suid one shock ut a bout 1:50 p.m. catiSl'd d iShes in her honlc to breuk. In l.aguna Beheh, the S<)me shol'k \\ias c·learly felt in the Surf u n d Sa n d ll o t e l 's T-0Wc r s ltcsl<1urant .. -l-n· l1:vint•, the sonit· IX>On1 pht•nom t•non rattled win· dO\\"S during lhf a"fternoon. Clavis· brow.n ~ • This Frigidaire Heavy Duly Washe r can deliver d e p e ndable , lr o ubl e ·lr ee performance with its heavy duty motor and other com ponents u sed i n Frigidaire Commercial Washers. You can wash permanenl press. collons, and hea\.'y work clothes efhciently, or reduce wear on dehcates with Normat and Gentle Wash cycles. The matching Frigidaire Dryer lets you dry up lo 18 pounds of laundry all at ~nee. With the turn. al a dial, match the drying lime lo the type of load, including permanent press and knits. s3Mts FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER BIG FAMILY SIZE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERA 1'0.R Th i s space•sav i ng Frigidaire l aundry Center combines a famlly-s1ze ~asher anci dryer into a single slim cabiner. Plugs into any separate 15 amp c~n ~ent1ona1 househo ld circuit. J~~i 0 " ONL y s399ts LCT·l 20 ' Tax Break Child..care Deduction Set lly SYLVJ" PORTER tTlurd ir1 (l Sent s J 1111974 no~ untl Annie both "01 kefJ und curncd a com baned adJusled g 1 o:;:s 1ntomc of $26 400 r hey pu1d $400 a month ($4 800 a \"' 11 l to u d •) t11n( housckccpe1 to help cltre (or the ii l \\'O < h 1Id1 t n ugc s b and !.I ~ un css<'nt 1 u I cxpc ns.t: 1£ both W(I c Lo hold dv"'n full t1mt outs1dc jobs liut s1 nc:c lhl\ c.1 1 ncd 1110 1 t 1 h 111 .$18000-lhl lt g ii l1rn1t of what thcv 1.:oulcJ c.11 n und still lie t 11 ).!iblt. fo1 the rull $4 800 dtducl1nn for c:Jnld c u c :.111d de p e n'1 cnt 1.:<11 t e x penses-the1 1 dcdutL1011 wus sl,1shC'd tu 1 nit r c SGUO ' Money's Worth • Sw1l<'h nu\v to I l7U lto y nu! \nn1e s tomb1ncd hdJusted g1oss tn(or nt h 1s c l11nht:d to S:JO (H)O J hey re still paying $400 .i monlh for p11t t1n1c child l•it C: Uut under the new 1975\ax 1 lw they Ill)\\ t I u rn tht' full $4 800 deduction This lcg1s l 111011 "di be or t1 cmcndous ht!lp to \\orkJng couples 111 the m1ddh .. nl(Ollll b1 <1ckcls supporting e ither young ch1ld1 ln 01 ;,i disilblcd (It.' pendent l nd c1 11 is of l'J711 )OUt (Omb1ncd incomes catl hit $35000 .ind ~ou s l1IJ \\111 be 11llt lo t.1ke a $-1800 deduct1011 fo1 t.'Xpcnsc1' inc u11t.'d1n tht2 till c of u <:h1 ld under 15 or a dis abled dtpen!lc nt Onlv 1flt1 ~ou it u<:h the $35 000 lcvt l \v iii each $2of 1dd1t111n 1] 111(on1 1 <:ost)ou SI of dcduet1on 'our dcduc;l 1ot\ \lf1n l ph ise uutc ntu cly unl1I your com b1ned incomes 1 t:111 h 1 high m1ddh: 111comc level of $44 600 Belo'"' :..11 c kt v I ll ls I 'c dui,: out or a p r 1 vately cu eutal ed J>1ent1cc ll ul l n l 11slctl(1 lo hc l1>ilns\\Cl )OU1 questions Q 1 ~ this reolly sv y1y1uf1cu111 a dtducr11n1' t\ Yes flus 1s 1 \Vhopp1ng $4 800 a year deduction ava1li..1ble to Ill 11 lions or \\OI king pal cnts "1th up to $35 000 u \car 1n ton1b1ncd 1dJustcd g1oss u1comt In Prentice J-lall s words It s f:Jt :..1nd 11\ 1y tht: b1gg<'sl s1nglededuct1on It s a surl btl Lo s µu1 s pcndu1g on IJ1g lltlo;t:t 1lcms 1 ang1n g fron1 .a ca1 to ~' houst \\hut s llllJI l one shot tax cuts 1t \\Ill c1 11n( into {ffect ;:ifte1 this yea1 s 1 t l.n1t t:S 111t.I i 1 t:d1ts u c sluted lo expire l o g1\C' \OU 1 pc1 spttl1\e on 1 $4 800 dt duc:ll on U\Crag:e dcdu1:l1ons 101 1ntt1tst 1ungc f1on1 SI 097 1n the $15 000 /S20 Ol)U IJ1 1tkcl lo $1 GHG in lht' $30 U00 /$50 UOO bracket tont11hut1ons go f1 on1 $42 1 1n the SIS 000/$20 000 r.1ngl' to SI 031 111 the S:.10 000/$50 000 catcgo1 y and a\;(' rage deductions fort il xes 1 1ngt ft um $1 40 I to $2 983 Q \\/Joi about ti t cl1 vt re( d or u 1dowf:d pa rl 111" /\ Of course 1t applies lo lhese pal ents too Finally a deep d1 sc11m1n 1t1on 111 thc t 1x 11\.\s ilga1nst the "ork1ng mothe1 \1h1ch I p~1 son di\ h 1\c fought for years ia being corrected Q Arc l//trf: a1111 oll1cr c/1angt ~ 111 I/Jc dependent care dcduc t1on thau 1/ie boost n11111~ 111co111e/1n111at101" 1\ !\lO All the othc1qu11if1Lal1 uns ;ind hm1ts s till apply The :::;1 fo1 S.? ph 1seout 1 cm 11n:; untl \\ 1pc s uut the deduction at $<14 GOO Q Docs tin ptr~vu I 11lt' /1aLc lo ~Pllld ft41/ /1111t can11g for Ilic dependt 11/ \ I'\o (\ (OOk {Jt p.1rt t1mt h('lpcl -\\hose PIC'SC.0{( Ill ! the house 11!0\.\ s both pa1 cnts to \.\01 k -can also win these parents u dcducl1un Q Arc yau pe r1111U~d tu pay your 1nolhc r -or sister -as o boby :niter'' A No T he la\V sa)S thul )Oll c.111not get u Chi Id <:a1e tlc duct1on fo1 wagcs p•nd to in) 1c lillf\.'e \\Ibo <:an be clu1med as u dependen t Th 1l means all 1 cl;.it1\CS except cousins () A1111 otlicr111uj11ryu1d(s \ Ye s t..:ntlc1 .ino1hc 1 PIO\ 1s1on 111 thic la\\ '.\OU can get .an cxt1 a ~u pt 1tcnt t 11.:<.ht tot s tl;ir1es of 111.:\\ cmploycs "ho were on the I\ elf 11 c Jolls ;it least 90 days before being hired So s1nc-c :1iou 11.: 1110\\t:d d1:d uc t1ons for 1n home child ca1c \\hy not hire a 4uahr1ed \\Orkc1 under the \\elf are 111 cent1\ c p1 og1 atn (\VI Nl ilnd 1;tt not on ly your c hild care de duct1on but also 1 20 pc1c(nt t 1cd1t for the suluty )OU pay )OU! c1nplo) c 1 C.iul1o n 111 this I) pc of c mplo\ mcnt ) oui ct edit cannot exceed SI OUO a' ( 11 New Building Uses 'Body Heat' Power TORONTO <U PI) -\\hen pressures pile up and wo1 i..crs get hot under the colli..11 11 ~ot wasted energy at a ne\v do'' nto1\ n office bu1ld1n~ Body heat IS being ha1 ncsscd to keep the bu1ld1ng warm 111 \\'1nte1 und cool 111 summc1 Thtit: arc no clectr1cal or 01 1 heating sys tems fhe S50 m1ll1011 11c shapcd bu1ld1n g st1adtlles a cornet like il gleaming giant reflector -di 20 floors faced w ith m1r101 like g lass to keep the clnnat c controlled throughout the yCilr al d1 :.imat1c illy lo\v cost '\\E CAN R UN TllE BUILDING \\'1th considerably less than half the t>ncrgy used by any other bu1ld1ng of s1m1la1 s1zc sa ys th c developc1 Gcrhatd Moog president ofCflnad.1 Square Corp Ever) 1vhc1 c go\ c1 n1ncnts agt'nc1es companies and people a 1 e ta!).: 1ng about the need Lo tonsc1 'c energy ti ere \\Cha,edone1l About 25 pe 1 cent of all e nergy 1n No1 th /\mer1ca 1s used 111 build in gs With the uppllcal1on of our ideas and ph1losoph v 'nu c.111 ~HJ\'C a lat ge pa1 t or the <onsumpt1on The building \Vh1ch is Just being completed \\Ill house 7 000 tn1plU\.'tS ut the UC\\ hcadqua1tc1s of the Onta rio lt:o,d10 Co 1 p Ali <:utly a stream of expe1 ts from the United States and othe1 (Ount11es h tt \ c \ 1s1lt d lhc site to study its fe,1tures Ai:co1 cli ng to !\Too~ the bulid1n g highlig hts the three Es nc..:clecl 111 cons1111ct1on or the futu re -economics energ' 1:ons1: 1 \i u t 1011 un<l csthct u; s \\ITll Tllf llU!\11\N DOOV re~1ste11n g 98 6 degree~ f"ah1 cnh c1t lh it s \\Cll above the 72 di.:J!rccs n<'cded to J.:cep .1 room cun1fut1 uhlt h(' stud This 1s now Jutcnt e nergy 1n 1 roon1 -unu~~d logcthe1 \\ llh he,1l f1 01n other sources s uch as the stin hght1ng and equipment We collect 1t .111 ~ind recycle 1t ~s clim ate control e nergy Our dC's1gn does a\\!llY "1th clectr1 cul or 011 heating entirely •Tho building <1 lso includes the \\Orld s la rgest known energy consc 1 vut1on bank -a11othcl' rlt st Moog s aid D es1gn<'1 s c ur('fllll) pointed the bu1ld1ng to the northeast so 1t receives the least amount of direct heat from the sun The !ii Iver coated "alls turn away solar heat 1n sumrner and rcllcrt 1ntcr101 heat Iris1de du11ng the winter 1\ iiAhl rcflect1ng m11tcrial hns ulso gone into \he ce1l Jngs cu1t1ng do\\ n on \\Ult age requ11ed for 1llum 1nation /\ computet a nd an eln bornte svstem of sensors a nd other equ1pmcnl 1nake up the hcurt of the operation p1 r k1n g up heat throughout the hwld1ng and trans rernng it to the t'onservat1on bunk In the basement "here 1t c on be stored for rclensc later or converted to a coo1lng iJir flow • I 'fhursday's Clo8ing Prices • NEW Thursday Aprll 17 1975 DAILY PILOT B1 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE ' .. 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'· • , ' ·. BB DAILY PILOT • QUEENIE .. " Thursday. Apnl 17,.l975 By Phil lnterlantl.1 4·11 :~ ............. ,_,,, ................ , .... ,. ...... .. "I don't know why they're here-unless beir& a male chauvinist has become illegal." Prohe1· Pu::::::lt•d Penhall Crash Still Mystery liy 1111~;\R\' K:\ \' E Ot t~ C>.i1ly P1lotSt•H .-\ fl'cli.·ral in\·'l'stigator s<1 ~·s be n1ay ne\'er be ;.1ble tu find tht· r<1u~c or the Jo.i n. 2 pla ne crash in »l:1n1 1noth that took the li\'l'S of Balboa mult i· millionaire Le Roy Penhall, 44. his \\·ife, Bonnie, 45. and three passengers. John Sahaida. an in\'estigator for lhe Nation;:I) Tr;:1n sportation Safely Board. sa id \\'ednesday t hat n101·t' th:1 n th1·ee 1n onths of p1·obes turned up nothing lo 1ndic;_1\(' !ht• s n1<.1 ll p lane expe ri enced any nlt'l'hanil·al difficultit·s. SllORT I.\" ·,\J-~TE R T:\h'.EOFF , TH E t\\·in· l'll:,!i ne 13l't'l' h l' r <a ft Duke m<.1de t \\'O sh arp left I urns, plungc·d 500 f('l'I a nd burst into fl <a nl('S. killi ng all on board. 'l'hl' JJenh<atls ;1nll thl'i r guests ha d been ,·acationing in !\lammoih. ··1·vt• l'hl'<"kl'd e\·t·ry thin g by 110 \\', except for tht· prop J.!O\'t•rno rs. ,,·hil'h \\·ere mista kenly s hipped b;.u·k t•asl ;,i nd arl' Uuc bal'k here this \\·eek," .Saha1d :1 :-aid. '"If lhet't' is nothing \\·1·ong \\'ith t hem, lhcrt•s nothing 11101·c I can t·h('ck into.·· he sa id. Sah~ud ;i :.itsu said that the a utopsy r eport done on Pt·nh:.il l. :.in l'.'\pt:'1ic·nced pilot and an expert in thl' t·oll \"t•rsion of s urplus rnilita1·y jets fo r r al"ing. rt•\'t-'-lled noth1nj.! abnormal. "'lllS 11•::\RT II,.\[) B EE~ functioning ;.ind lht•rt• \\t'rl· no alcohol or barbiturates 1n his bloodslrt•:.1111 th:.11 n1ight.-ha\·c accounted for the t·r a»h. · · t ht: 1 n \ l'St ig ator s <1id. Earl1t·r 111 tl1e lll\'t•stigation. Sahaida comment- t .. •I th;1t 11 \\';1~ ":o.uth a st range crash that "'e "·ant to t·ht.•tk l'\t•ry thing ,,-e possibly can." Sahaida ad· mitlt•d th;i t he ho.is exhausted all a\·e nues. ''Once J t.·x;1 rnrne lhe prop go\'e rno rs . the in,·estigation is niure or Jess l"losl."d. If any ne\\· Jeads de\'elop t hey"ll be looked int o. though,'' he said. S:\ll:\10,\ \\'ll.I. SLBl\llT 1\ Rl-:PORT of his findings tu the :\:.tlional l'ran~1>ortation Safety L1oard \\'ithi n ;_i m onth. · Rascd on his findings, t he board v.·ill re<1 ch a c:onc:lusi on on the erash. probably \\VO or lhrel.! I 1nonth:-> ilfte r l'C l"Ci\"ing Sah:.iid n ·s r e port. It is likely, hov.:e,·er, th:.1t the final conc:lusion I "'ill ht· lhal the c·rash occurred due t o <.in "un· determincd eause,'"S<.thaida said. ../ I l~cs 1dcs '.\Ir. a nd l\h·s. Pe nhall, othl'l"S killed in I the c·ril sh inelude Irene Signa\os. 35. ;\n:.iheim : .Jilmt·s Knoblt-. ,10, o.ind his \\'ifc . lleverly Ann, 37, hoth of ,\naht•im . Fearless Jury Co1ivicts Witch I.OS 1\NG El..ES (r\I">) Unswil ved h v fears of hcxt•S <.11ld olh c r c\·il ::;pl·ll s. a jury here l'Oll · \'icted a self.procl<.1in1ed v.·itch for \"iO l<1l io11 of :.i <·i- t y or<linan c c \Vhich n1<.1kes fo rt une telling: a misd t·mcanor. cxt'c pt \\'hen done by a reli g ious· leader . asserted s he v.• a s "lhl' first '''itch t<! go o.n t1i a l I for 1ny beliefs 111 300 years." J\llss Budapei;t ignored ;;1 prosec ution challengt: to s prink le oi I around the l'OUrlroom and carry out her promise tom akc ··the trial ~o :.iw11y.'' T II F. S 1'~ I~ •. • In a bizarre t ri<.1 1. in J>ROCl,;\li\1 E D witch ""h ic h omino u s r t-· ,,·a s a rrest e d F l'b. 10 fcrclll'l'S \\'l'J"l' made to v.oman ac·t1 vis t Su san B. ,\nthony . the 1\ztecs, llille r. lht• 1\u ge<.1n Stablt•s and ha t "s blood, the jurors returned the ·gui lt y vcrcli<·t ag-.inst Z:.usanna 13udilpcst.. afll'r s he g ave a ta rot re· :.iding to a n unde rcover poli ce\\'Om <J n for SIO. l\l iss Rudapcst 's nt· torncy. »l arge Ruc·kley, eontcndcd he r clie nt \\'<JS a lt•gitim :.tte reli g ious lcadt'r hceaUS{' s he "'as . thtt high priestess of the 1\11 SS l.l 1 · I> ;\ ,, •:s T •· Susan fl. ,\nthony Coven, "'ho fatl'Sa rnilximumnf pa rt o f a goddes:-;. ·six month!' in j<1i\ ;ind :.i o riented r(.>]i g ion going S.50() fi nc \\' h<'n sen c nt·l'd, back thous ands of years. •' THE ·UIU.'S PLUMIFMCi, .... 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' • •• 'a1·, •• ,~,,.. ..... ..._ ..... ft. -..., .,. ...... "H ..... ,,.,,,.. . .:.~" 63995 ' 0 ln-Slnk-Erator Disposer • s.,, cMYtRl•t, friMs •Ml di..,.sts •f ........... kly • lift,.. hlkictffM ulllt, "'Y ft Inst.I • U.L •"'9'"-#W :Si; 29!!,_ ONI COUPON Pll CUSTOM11 . ' . . ' • . - Saddlebaek EDITION . ' -. -• T oday's Clos i11g N. 'l'. S tocks J ' VOL. 68, NO. 107, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APR IL 17, 1975 TEN CENTS -OC's Supervisors ~gin ~illing War Ch~ts By GI\ RY G Rl\NVILLt: OfUll D.lllW l"li.tS~f The opening Sa lvos in next year 's 'politic.al wurs won't. !)(: fired \!nlll next f\-1 arch wh~n the candidates fi le their nomination· papers . But. afte r a ssessing where they ore and where they wanl to go, Oran ge Count y's f ive supervisors already have st:irted filllng their political war chests Machete Detitli fqr "campuign 1976," and cam· p<.iigns '72, '74 and '78. 1-~or uxa mple, Second District Supcr·visor Laurence Schmit's fiscal sights are s et on hi s wjn_· ning 1974 campaign. More P,recisely, Sch mit rid . milted Tuesday, he is eyeing the $146,197 de bt his campaij:ln com- mittee still owes arLer helping him la nd a ~ four.year t·ount.v supe rvisor's job that lj>3YS $26,400 0 a yea r. Sc hmit reportudly u.•ill begin whacking away-.w.t Lhc hug<! ca m· puigh debt with j $1,000·a·plate dinner in Seal Beach sometime nex t month. . li owcvcr, ll\e rreshm a n supervisor refu sed 1'uesday to admit that s uch a fund raiser is bei ng planned . · ··we a re think.,ng ~•bout the debt a nd abou t holding some . . • . . fund raisers, but we haven't de- t•i ded on anything definite,•• Schmit said. While the s upervisor was un- certain about his plans, Cindy at the Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach was ·not. According to Cindy, the club is holding a Atay 14 private dinner party reservation in Schmit 's name for between 35 and 50 persons. If S<>hmit is confused about the time and pla-ce for his non-$1 ,000· a·plate dinner, he h<ts something in common with some ot those who have been invited to First District Supe r visor Robert ,Bat- tin's $125·a·ticket cockta il party at the Hungr y Tiger in Costa A1esa next week. According to campaign finance s tate m e nt s fil ed with the Registrar of Voters, Battin still 1ans eer • 'Zebra' Figure Cites Slaying SAN FRA,.NCISCO IA P l -"lie kept chopping, chopping,·· the prosec utio n 's key '"itness testified in describing a brutal machete slaying, the first in a series of random "Zebra" kill- ings that terrori ~cd this city. Anthony C . llarris \vcpt us he told the court Wednesday or the attack on Quita liague and her h_usband, R iChard, on Oct. 20, 1973. r-: ~Harris who has been granted hrtmunity for his testi mony, said hC and t\\'O defendants ~ Larry C. Green a nd J essie Cooks spotted the Hagucs strolling in the North Beach ar ea and forced tbe couple into Gr een's van at gunpoint. Moments later, a police patrol car passed und asked "'hy the group wus aro und the v<in . Harris testifie d. lie said Cook s told them something "'as \vronf: v.·ith a tire and the offi cers left. Harris said lhe captives \\'t're drive n to . a n indus trial area where 1-i ague was tied and beaten. He said Cooks (old him to strangle Mrs. J-lague , but he re- fused. Harris has testified that Cook~. Green a nd the other defendants -Manue l fl.1oore and J .(~.X . Simon -wanted .. Lo kill white devils." . "l.arry grabbe d the woman by her hair and took <.1 m<ichete knife and took he r 20 feet from the van," H<i rris told the court. "l ie raised it over his head and sliced down on her neck. l·fe kept chop· ping, chopping. "He came over to where I was standing and said , 'You should hl!lve seen the blood gus h out of that devil's neck.' He put his hands Over his head and said, ·1 did it.. Speed Li11ut Cztt 10 Miles • At the behes t of Saddlebark Valley parents and school of- ficia l s. Oran g l' Cou nt y supervisors have \'/hacked 10 miles an hour off th~ 1nax imum speed li1Tiit. on a thrcc·milc stteLch of !\.1 ui1·l<111ds RtJul eva rcl. Th e s pe ('tl limit o n the boulev<ird is no\\• 115 and undcr·Lhc ordinance re\•is ion endorsed by supervisors. it wi ll b1.•come 35 bCl\VCen El l 'oro Road tind I .a J'>az Road. Supervisors \\"ere toleen nott'd for a number of accidents and Lraffi c injuries 11nd cars tr<iveling at high rates of s peed pust 1.os Ali.sos Jntc r1ncdiute School. They've Got Wordy Way S AN FRANCISCO (UPI ) Defense attorney Roger [>ierucci a«;.cuscd the pro:,;ccutor in a mi.Jrder trial or acting in an ··ob· sequious fa shion.·• Superior Court Judge Joseph Karcs h inl crrup t cd : ''What (ashlon?'' ••w e ll , that's not the right wor d, be'ttcr obtuse.'' Picruccl explained. •:surreptitious .·· suggested anothe r defense lawyer. Karesh said, "I don'l think o.n y or the lawyers here have ever been obsequious.'' "I know I haven 't .'' a third de· fense lawyer , Clinton W. White, SOjid . "I use ~ dcodorunt." "Jessie took the knife out of Larry·s hands ut I s aid 'fle's. alre ady dead '." l·fague survived the vic ious as- s;1ull, but his \\'ife died. Harris said Green later offered (See BRUTAL, Page A2) Coast Hit By 'Booms' Of Milit.ary . . :\ Spale of ''audible e arth· <1uakes'' which rocked the Orange Coast today and Wednes- day was blam ed on military operations a mplified by freak "-'Ca ther condit ions. Costa Me;sa Police said approx· imately 100_ calls were r~ceived conceroing t he booms. Laguna Beach Police received more than 30 calls a nd 6ad a report o ( bro ken a ntiques. Anothe r Laguna B~ach resident claimed a house window was c_racked from the booms. In San ClerTi e nte, more than 20 people called in to report the booms, poli ce said. U .S. N avy officials in San Di ego explained that the routine a ircra£t tr ai ning 60 1niles of( the coastline was under \\'ay a nd so1n e ope r a tions invo lv ed· (Sec BOOl\lS, P age A2) .. D.lfly Pilot !.l~I Ploolo COROILl ER lj-CUSTODIAN DICK MUTH GETS A BEAR HUG FROM FAN BRENDON LAI .Shawntt; McNerney, Jennifer Devis, John Poulin Said "We Love You, Dick." '. . Kids Cheer Custodian Dick Mutli Day at Cordillera Sclwol By JAN WORTll Ol 1110 Dilly Pilot Still The tiny pre-schooler bounded up to the custodian, s hook hi s hand vigorous ly , a nd then shout· ed, "I love you, buddy!•· The other chi ldren had dif· fercnt words to say or a big hug and kiss to deliver. _But overo.111 , th e m essa2e Wednesday for Co rdillera Elementary School custodian Dick Muth \\'as the sa me : "'e love you. It "'as ·'Dick l\1uth Day" at the Mi ssion Viejo school -a celebra· tion to honor a man the school 's staff members say consistently goes the second mile to relate to children and do hi s job. ··\Ve tho ug ht, \vhy .... :ait lo honor somebody v.•ho's really do· ing a fine job? .. p,;ncipal Ken ;.\nderson said. ",\nd '~'ould you believe Lhat out or 500 kids here, nobody let out the secret?" M t1tilatio1i KiUi1ig A beaming Muth, '~·ho "'ent from class to class to receive the notes and presents the childre n made for the special day. said the event came <.is a complete surprise . 1\luth . 46, bec ame a custodian for the school di st1i cl after 18 years in the l\fe rchant l\'la rine and seve r <i l years of m anaging a (·ocktail bar und working for a vending m ac hine com pan y . Teachers say the students love hea ring t a les from J\1u th 's i\lerch an t 1\1 a ri n c past . OC Man Held in Death By T01't 8 1\RLEY 01 llle Dlily Pilot !.t.rl 1\ Il untington Beach man is one of three s uspects hel d in San Bcrnurdlno Co unty Jail today on duJI n1urcl er cha rges fil ed after officers found the body or a \Vt>sln1in stL•r security guard in the VicLorville a rea. Richard J<11Ti es Waissm a'n. '.\4 , of 84Gl l.01nond St.. l·luntingtou Beach, is ch urged with the killing of No rn1a n ltussell Olsey. 2S, of 5491 Va lle cito St .. \Vcstminster, whose badly dccomposec.l body is 110\V be ing examined by cor · oner's offi cers. San nerna rdino offi cers said today that Olscy's hands \\'ere l'hoppcd off al the \\'lists during \\'hat appeared to be <i n11rT1hcr of :.1t ls of n1utila tion. The hands have not been round. \Vais!;1nan and l\vootherdcfen· d ants have also been charged "'ith the s la yi ng or J oh ll ~lenry Gressman, 39, of Orange. Grcssm an·s body has not been round but officers s aid today they ~lrc satisfi ed his ren1 ains "-'Cl'C Gillia rn Senten ced SAN FRANC ISCO IUPJ) - John Gilliam, 26. an cx·convict found g uilty in a drlimatic rob· bcry attcn1pt a nd poli ce standorr at the r1etrinl M at1ket w:1s sen· tenc('d \Vcdnesday to 10 yeii rs to lire in prison for the cri me . Gi lliam hr:ld a group 0£ store employcs hostage for several houl'S after being cornered in the store duri n ~ the holdup attempt. • disposed of in the same area. Olse y , Gr e ss man an d \Vai ssman all \\'Orked as security guards :i t the Playgirl bar in G11 rdcn G rove. But officers today 1·efu s ed t o co mment on the motives for the killings or on the possibi lity tha t t heir' mutual employment \Va s involved in the s layings. l·lc lcl with \Vuissman on the dual n1urcl e r cha rges are : a Donald \Vuync Dl unsell, 32. or Garde n Grove a nd Luke Au stin. 34, a U.S. l\'t arinc Corps sergeant frorn Yuma, Ariz. Austin a lso worked as a sec·uri· ty guard at the Playgirl bar. Donald Blansett \\•as identified ' today as the former manager of the Garden Grove tavern. San Bernardino sheriff's Sgt. Don Hardy said hi s investigators \Vo rking with Or ange County Sheriff's o(fi cers found Olsey's body last Sept . 8 in the El J\lirage Ory Lake area south,vest 0£ \'ic· Lorville. I-l ardy s a id O lscy \\·as shot L\Vi t•e in the he:id wil h a shotgun and twice in the head with a .45· caliber pistol. Shcrifr·s o((h:ers said a fourth suspect. Da le Bl a nsett. 20. of Yorba Linda has a lso been jailed in the s ame in vestigation on charges 0£ being a n accessory to both murders. Park Pondered N a11ie Comest iii El Toro rr you hil\'C an idc;i on "'hat to name the new p<irk at Dylan Avenue. and As pen Street in El Toro, Friday is the last duy to win a prize for it. The E l Toro ltomeowncrs 1\S· sociation h:.is offered :i pri ze of thcuter pas:scs. :i hair gallon of Ice cream and six harnllurgers to the person ,,·hose nome for the park they select.. . The awu rd will be presented at the Ap1;12s homto\\•ners associa· tion meeting. Entries should be mulled to El Toro 1-lomt:.'<tw.ners J • .. Associati on, Park Contest Com· mittcc, P.O. Box 55, El Toro, CA 92630. Construction of the fi ve-acre county park is expected to total more than $170 ,000, paid for from County Ser vice Arca Six funds. When the park is finished - probably in Novemlx'r, accord- ing to county spc>kesmen -it wi ll Include volleyball, basketball, ha nab01ll and te nnis cou rts. a pie· nic area with barbecues and an outdoor amphithe<i lcr. Entries must be ,pcstmarked 1 no later than Frldny. l·le and his wife Barb<.1ra live at 26402 Via Juunila in Mi ssion Vie· jo \\'ilh their daug hters Vittori a and Sydney \\'ho a ttend Glen 'li'e.rmo Elementary School. "lle 's one of those people \\·ho \\•hen he does a job. he docs it. 'li'ou should li ve \\'ith hin1." J\Irs. i\.1uth cracked . "f-l c really 10,·es t'hildren and he loves this job." i\.t rs. J\1uth and th e gi1·Js kne"· about the celebration and came to Cordiller a for the special cSee l't UT ll, Page 1\21 Rile y Sp e aks On Election Electi on reform and accounl:.t· blc governme nt v.·ill be the topics uddrL"'SS ecl by Orange Count y f'ifth Di s t r i c t Superv is or Thomas Riley in a s pcerh to the Lei sure \Vorld chapter of Com- mon Cause April 23 . The meeting is set for7:30 p.m . in Dining Room 2 of Clubhouse Three. From outs ide Leisure World. interested citizens may call to 1\natol Raysson, 830·8881 or Dr. David Ast . 58G·851S to mnkt arrangc1Tients for the t:.1 lk . 1\crording to Common Cause spok c!'imen. Ril ey '''iii discuss un ordinance he has prepared lin1it · Ing contribu1i ons and expcn· diturcs ~nd crcuting n Fair Cam- paign Practices Co mmission for Orunsc County. owes $30,000 on his s uccessful l~72 campnig n for county supervisor. J-l e also O\\•cs a s mall amount. on his uns uccessful 1974 bid to become California's lieutenant governor. To add to the uncertainty or the cocktai.I p<:1rty fund raiser. Battin has let it be known that he plans to run for slate senator (See CA~t r 1\IGN, Page 1\2) e s No Blood Shed Yet In Siege ' . By The Associated PresS With white flags aflutter and thousands of r eside nts cheering the victors, Phnom Penh surre n· de re d to the Communist·led Khmer Rouge ins urgents today after a 31h-m onth siege. The capitula t ion e nded fi ve years of war that devastated ~Ca mbodi a , ca used uncounted casua lties and disrupted the li ves of seven million people. In Paris, a m ember of C<i m· bodia's revolutionary politburo. Chau Seng, s aid that in some cases there will be trials in the Ca mbodian capital but "\\•e wil l judge in a huma ne wuy . You·\'e seen that there is no bloodbath in Phnom Pe nh." Seng said the ne u1 Phnon1 Penh government would be neutral and nonaligned, but "vi gilant" in - its attitude toward the United States. There were unconfirmed re· ports that Premier Long Borel fl ed in a helico pter. In Bangkok. Thailand. military sources said I..ong Borel fie\\' from Phnon1 Penh to Kompong Chhna ng north of the Cambodia n capital abouL2 p.m ., but his present location was not known. Jn Saigon. the miLitary con1 · mand said fighting tapered off across South Vietnam. with the s ituation al Xuan Loe , the besieged provin cial capital 40 miles northea st of Saigon , ''qui et.'' White fl ags and banners of sur- render flutte r ed from every building and shop in downto"•n Phnom Pe nh to welcome the black-uniformed Khmer Rouge for ces. Rebel troops hugged Ca mbodian army soldiers and took' the m aboard their armored personnel carrie rs for a victory parade along the ''iatc1front. Govern m e nt gu nboa l s steamed up and down the l\lekong a nd Tonic Sap rivers on the east side of Phnom Penh, hoisting white £\<t gs and banners. .. The white fl ag means cease- fire," a n officer said, adding that dis play of su1·render nags had been ordered by the Cambodian n1ilitary comm and. or~n:ea :•sl Weatht•r · The 0 1·a nge Coast \viii gel ::i chance to dry out Fri· da y. uccording to th e \\'Cather service. Fair a nd \\'a rmC'r is the \\'ay it•s be· ing ca ll ed , '''ith local gusty \\·inds. 1-li ghs in the 60s. Chance of r~iin decreasin g to less than 10 percent tonig hL . I NS IDE TODAY The cause of t/1e Jan. 2 plane cras/1 tl.lllich took I.lie lives of Balboa 1ni/lio11aire . LeRo1J Penhall. his wife and three otti,ers may never be un· cove red. See Page 88. Index Al Yout!.•rvlc• AJ "'..,. eomri.ck CJ Mu1 ... 1 Fund' Bt 1...M. Boyd II• C.1lllou•i• AS Cl.iHlliH (10·1• CM!ki C• Cr"ou-rd Cl ~•Ill N•Uce' A 11 Efl!Oflill P•.. A• Enl•rt•lnm•nl Cl F111o1n<• Bl·I H9roKO" CJ lnlerm1,iO.n Cl AnnU11der' Cl Mcl<tMi Cl Nllloll.al N<tWI .. ~.c•o Ot'.1ntoCtunLy PPOCil• .,. 5ylvl.fl .... ,., ...... Al1·12 C1•l Q •• ... ..... ... Cl •• 51<1< -lloWr-.-I TO .. Vi lion ,,...Itri WOilll'l<tr WtrldNIWI Al,Cll . . . . . . . .. . A2 DAIL¥ PIL'OT SB • CAMPAIGN next )'ear. ·Therefore, those who bend f'lbows at lht Hungry Tiger "A'On't kJ¥)w for certain if they 're c.·on· tributing to a count)' s u))t>rvi sor that is. a lit'utt nant govt>rnor th11t · nl~\·tr \\·as or a stal(" seno.tor thut 1ni~ht be. Third Di ~t rl rt' ~up("rvi5or R3 lph Dit"'<irich and 1'"11\h l)is· trict Supt'r,·it'or Thomas Riley have let\ no doubts aboul ,,·here tMir fund rais in& adivllies are aimtd. Oif'dri<'h :innoun<'<!d hi!!:_ }llans t ll run ior r<.'·t-lN'tiM M a $25()..3. ('OU.pl«' dinn('r f'<"b. 12lhat "·as the S«lal · poli li ('a i $ U(' ('U.S o( \.M-non• C'lttt iM ~·ts·r fund r aising SMson. Mon" than :so J>('r~:n~ by far tM most ft,·tr t o att('Tid a f\1nd r aisftr f~ ('OUftt,." (lff\C'ial. n.,,~..,~"1 t ~ 1'1~ncy1and Hot('! 1,• ··nu.st· Ratrh · t~ Ns and l..in· (\'\ln 's hlrthd£.~. That m t'an!' rnt\rt th•n ~'l.f\'X\, l NO.S W cw:t ri! rn mr nb d1nn<"rs, \o'\f'M' and f'ntt'rlainmML flo•"<'d \i'I~.'.' I'\ii'd:-,.;-?-·~ CAm.f'J't~ "-~· ft':~ )l.n:·ti "!it ,.;s~ f\Ah~ :-;1m~ f,,r t}ot dc-htht l'lf rnnstHl~ RAli\h. r.,~1nt~ "!-0 tt'lhn~.h U'n hr 1-" (l\•t"r-. •f'i i.h• anrl a n at'l r as.1't'- T"C--rs nn2 J1t ~. u2 l1 t1es t at ThN!r·h'.'tl ?"f'8d 1!y 8'trnit~ ta f\'C'n tlt. dil,.'"1i when it 11' not his or Lin· ""'"'~ h 1rlhd:.• ~'·"orrl1n1-111 f\ 1!c-' ·~ "''N"ul:\·(' n1dr Rtlt '"knn ~ f'lftti fh:'· 'tnt"t ~UN'l"\'l:'>C\t \l,:jlj l.:1.:-i,. <Jf h lS fl~ btti fO".' f!h--::tlOt'. 8 l ti SSlNI· ti...~rt we:.terr. harhtiqll<' in f'Jl:-:y .1un.r ~e~r. ~aud th<' C'nmp.a:-an \•c!.~ liw p :t.:-t· ;~. 1r l unt> Vio'itt, Riley '~ 1n1e n ttot1 It> k l•('f> ht."-~ C'am- T.JJ.lj!T a; •tir fl<'l"lplc r atht>: :.h&r. C'll+"'-'l:" a If" ff'\ 'C'. ~Lpt•::-\ .:-1•:'5' '\I. b (I t"hl-::-ff" S:.. fllW e~ luni r etsen' talJ: Ctnl' to L~"$! ~~~ 9."til'I dtmalt" S:: N'IC• ~t. ?t<' 1• ~f J"f'(lp)C.' :"l'el:":O~ Ot·:-1;.,_N".ti lt" :ht !J\"l' ~pe.T"'\1<oll.""S. ~ C.u.-t: of the Fe>ur.l:: Dtstnn h.;u. Ll')e ka.c:t press1r.i'. pohocal pro- blem_ He •·ru; ar: E:G5y pn~' e)e.c<. tion v:c<:o~-last .lune and •'00'1. ha\·e to hi• the C.&.mp&lg:D trail again unuJ 1~78 . ):·et. Clark admined Mood•y. he has not ruled out t.be possibili· t y or holding fund rais.er5 this }'ear. "It 's much easier t o r aise money in off election years "'.-hen there isn't as much competition for campaign dollars," Clark ex· plained. When summed up, the non· $1 ,000 -a-plale dinner s, Ralph roasts, $125 cocktail parties and western barbecues are designed to raise at least $300,000 for the supervisors in this , a non·election_ ·year. But those who d irect the fund raisers s ay these are hard limes. They blame the difficult times on the recession, campaign dis· closure laws that remove the cloak on anonymity from heavy donors and the building industry slump. Until recently, most prominent builders and d evelopers bought fund raising tick e ts by the block-$1,000 and $2,000 at a crack. They then dis bursed their political inves tment out over their S!t·contractors, a practice that al. ed the builders to ap· pear po ically generous ""'ithout spending too much of their own money. But the construction slow·dov.·n has put the skids to that style of pyramid fund raising. Recession, disclosure laws and building indust ry s lump notwiths tanding, the race for campaign dolla rs continues as invitation s t o dinners and cocktail parties continue to r oll from the presses. Ferry Rams Dock t, SAN FRANCISCO (U Pil - The ferr y boat Golden Gate ramme d a dock Wednesda y, tearing a three-foot hole in its b ow and injurin g two passengers. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rober! N. 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T~"'ln1 \" sn :-'.snt t'f ~e'''POrt Bt~ach flit's his 150-foot cen· t.t pe-dt" kil t" "·ith ~" paintt'd circ-les and poles for legs on thiE-~e"'·port beachfront, \'an Sant . \\·ho m ade the k ite hlrr-.st~f. sl:"o did , the SCltlPtun"S on the I r,·ine buildi11gs .at f '.ash !itfn lslsnd. Ir,-i11e Group To . .\ir ';ie"·s ·_.\bout _.\irport .\ d(>l t>~~t io n of lr ,·in e r ep:-esentat.J\'f'"S pl.ans. to tel! lbi> \.lor-aog~ County ~1r;iort Land l·se- l'.ci:n miss1on tonight th.at it has oo :JPlt to plan in their city. M.ay or . .\rt _.\ntbony. C?t y ~an.ager \\'illiarn \\-oolle-t.t and aty . .\ttome:• J ames Erickson. all persistent opponents of the rommission ·s plans for land sur- rounding El Toro l\larine Corps . .\ir Station. also plan to tell the commission t hilt the e n\'iron- mental impact report for its plan is insufficient. The land use commission has draft ed its proposed planning boundaries v.·ithin noise contour lices ar ound the Marine base. Anthony co ntends that . becciuse the city's gene ral plan predates the commission plan and because the noise and crash hazard areas v.:ere included in ci· ty planning, the commission has no jurisdiction. To date, the city has not re- cognized that the commission h as any autho r i ty. The ap. pearance u·iJI not change that of· fi ciaJ position, Anthony said. Toro School Postpones Rummage Sale The El Toro High School Bl ue Bull Rummage Sale, Swap Meet and Charger Fair have been postponed from this ""eekend to ~tay 10, school s pokesmen an· nounced today. "We looked <it the long-range v.·cather for ecast . and it looked li ke this rain could go on to the end of the month," a spokesman said. "Rather than ha ve a ){Jt or dis · appointment <:tnd 1nt·on vertience v.'e jus t decided to postpone." ' The events. v.·hic h wi ll be con· solid <ited into one day instead or tv.·o. <:1re the biggest fund-rai sers of the year frJr the treasury of the ,\ssociatcd Stude nt Body. As planned befor e, they v.·ill be held in the hi gh school quad from 10 a.m . to 4:30 p.m . From Page Al BRUTAL ... him the dead u•om::in ·s ring for hi s fi ance and he t.ook it •f a rris. the informant u·ho led police lo the fo ur defendants, .said he attended meetings with three of the m en in Simon's home in October, 1973 where they di s· cussed killing White people. lie said Si mon had a cabinet containing tv.·o Jong knivcS and three handguns -a .357 maghum, a .38 caliber s nub· nosc-d revolver a nd a .32 cali ber <:1utom1:1 ti c pistol. Thirteen pe rso ns were killed and seven wounded during the wi nter of 1973·74 . All of the street attacks involved white victims and black as sail ants. The four defendants arc charged with three of the murders and four as· Saults. The ki llings became known as "Zebra·· because or the police radio freque nc y used in the cQe . Fro• Page .41 BOOl\fS ... supe-rsonic fl ig ht . :\L~. some n.s.\·a ) unit$ \\'ere r e,. ported to be engaging in gunnen· p.ractiC'e off San Cleme'llte Is land a.nd ~a ,·y je~ v.·ere rt>ported fir- ing m iss iles ofC San ~!ig_uel ls.l and. .~ Jov.: hea,·y cloud layer \\·as blamed for trapping the sonic rum bles sending them rolling to...,·ard the mainland. The booms could be heard from Bakersfield to the south portion or Los Angeles .. Th e S an Onofre !\'u c lea r Generating station seismologic center reported no true quakes. In addition, Camp Pendleton authorities r eported today that normal trairiing at the base in· volved firing of tank and medium artillery in the "boondocks" or the base between San Clemente and Oceanside. Queries by citizens lighted police department s"'itchboards Wednesday. The Daily Pilot was called repeatedly by people anx· ious to knov.' v.·hat v.·as causing y.·hat seemed to some to be earth· quakes. Frort1PageAI MUTH ••• "Dick J\.-futh '' assembly . The PTA presented him a plaque and gave Mrs. A-luth a houseplant. Student body president Debbi e Rudder thanked him on behalf of the students and explained that a jacaranda tree planted last week was to be dedicated in his name. Special guest s peakers in · eluded Dr. Richard Welte, depu- ty s uperintendent of instruction f or the Sa dd le b ack Valley t.:nif ied S chool Distri ct and Richard Ricketts , district main· ten a rte supervisor . During the d<iy, ~l uth v.·as as- sisted v.·1th his chores by the stu- dents. Clifford Smith Dead at 80; Services Held Funeral s e rvices were held thi s after n oon a t Ge ne va Pr~by t en a n Church in Laguna Hills fr:i r I.eisure World resident Cllfford Smith . He was 80. Mr . Smith ret ired in 1959 as :;;ah.:s m&nagcr ff1r Western Elec· tnc Com po.ny in New York. A native of Lans ing, Mich., he moved to L eisure World eight years ago. l\1r. Smith w<is a member or the lJaguna J.l ills Golf Club and wa s former director and vice president of Old l.cisure World l\.1utua l 15. lfe was ._. Navy veteran of World War I and an elder of G cncv a Presbyterian Church. lfc is s urvived by hi s wi fe, Edith , of the fa m ily ho1nc, 862P Rond<:i M e ndoza ; by a son, Houston, of West Chester, Pa.; by a granddaug hter, Laura, of West C h es t e r , Pa .: by a grandson, David, of Gardtner , Mass.; and by . a siste r , Mrs. J ames Reed , of l.aguna J-Ulls. Dr. Edwartl C;J ldwe ll offi cial· ed at today's services. lntermenl follow e-d at Pacific View A1emorial P a rk, Newpo1i Beach. The ramily suggests that memorlul contributions be made t o .th e C l iffo rd W, S mith m C?mo ria l run d a t Geneva Presbyteri a n Church, Laguna l-lills . c , . . . . . . . .. . . Utility Increase . . . Hai11s to End ·- . • ' Power _Ou~ges,. • I ' \ Sought SAN DIEGO (UPI) -'l'he Sun Diego Gas a ud E lectric Company fil ed u $1 19.4 million rate hikC re· quest \1,.i lh the !itate public utilities commission Wednesday tl!at would boost the ;.i ver age customer's power bill by about S9 u month. Hail • m County 1 The privately ou•ned utili ty asked for the incl'euse as tho PUC conducted a week.long hearing, in pl.Ir\, to conslder city . allegations lhtat SDG&:E ovel'· charged its customers by $19 million during· a 1S·1nonth period in 1914 and 1975 . ,;We reC'ognizc that these arc subs tanti'al inc r euses for our custo mers, especially the un - employed, the poor and the elder· Jy li ving o n small fixed in· t·on1es. ·· snid SDG&E prcsideut \\'alter Zitlau, "but the da ys ol cheap und ubundunt energy ur1.• fore,·t•r gone." Zit lau said PUC a pprov~i l v.·ould hike a c uston1er 's . dailY electric bill by 23 cents and hr's t;as bill br nine cents. The co1n - 1nission granted the utility S95 .3 n1illion \\'Ol'th of rate increases in 1974 and is currently considering another $14 request. A freuk ruinstorrn, dropping hail in i:;ome aretts, pelted the Orange Coast again Wednesday night .a nd etir ly today, and l'UU s ed a powe r blackout In Corona dcl Mur. \Vca ther offi c ials predicted that the s howe.-s will cleur late today with the · Friday forecast being ror· fuir skies. 'J'he lnte·season storm aiso boos ted th'h ·ae ason's totals beyond last year's rainfall figures and' caused some 4if· ri('ulties for farm ers pic king s tr aw b e rries a nd pla nting to1nutocs a nd chili peppers. An Irvin e Co mpany s pokes mo1n said that both the hl~rry pit·king· und the planting of the \'cgetablcs a r e be ing de- lay('d , 'fhe rains torn1 has spread nlong the Orange Coast, drop· ping .39 inc hes in Huntington Reach the last two days and .34 inl'hes in San Cle1nente the last 2·1 hours. llail \\·as reported both in l.~1 gun ;.1 Be;i ch and in the hills ubove NC \\'port Beach, "'here fl ood\\'atcrs ca used a power blackout ut 6:30 p.111 . Thursday. Southern Callforni8 Edison Company officia ls reported that . water flooded into un under· ground vault and u splice ratted to hold, causing a power Joss to 1.500 c ustomers in the Sun J oa· quin l-lills Road, Spygh1ss Hill area a nd homes down lo Pacific Coast Highway a nd including the Cilmeo 1-li ghlands a nd Cam'eo Shores developments. Mo.s t customers ha d pov.•e r restored in an hour, but those in the Spyglass 11 111 area \v ere v.·ithout pov.•er until 1:48 o'clock this J,l'IOl'ning. . There was a heavy fall inland, loo, (or the c'oun t.y firC'm <'n at the fire station in irrabut·o C:.inyon reported .42 i·nt·hcs of r ain in the last t\VO days for ;.1 season total of l7.7 inches, n1ore than t\vO inches more than last season's tolal of 15.5 inches. At the El 1'oro fire station. 58 inches \\'as recorded in the last t\VO days. In Lag una Beach, .38 inches wa:; recorded in 24 hours with the season tot a l now 1:1l 13 iTlches, compa1·ed with las t season's total of9. 7 inches. FRlllDAIRE HEAVY DUTY WASHER s25995 DRYER s17995 This Frigidaire Heavy Duty Wa s her c an deliver de p e nd able. tr oub le-free ·performance wilh its heavy duty motor and other compone nt s u s ed in Frigidaire Commercial Wa shers. You can wash permanent press. cottons, and heavy wo rk clothes· efficientl y, or reduce wear on delicates with Normal and Gentle Wash cyc les. The malching Frigidaire Dryer lets you dry up to 18 Pounds of laundry all al o nce. With the turn of a d ial. match the d ryi ng time to the type o f load, including permanent press and knits. s399•s, FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER BIG.FAMILY SIZE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Thi s space-saving Frigidaire Laundry Center combines a family-size was her and dryer into a ~Ingle slim cabine r. Pl ugs into any separate 15 amp c onventional h o u seholct circuit. J~~iO" ONL y s399•s LCT·IZQ ~avls•bro ! 28 Years of /ntegriry & Dependability ' ( ( • • Irvine EDITION - •• ·. Today's Closinl( N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 68 , NO. 107, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1975 TEN CENTS OC's Supervisors Begin Filling War Chests By G1\ll Y c; R1\NVll.l.I·: "' '~· D•ll1 P•ID\$1~1t 'rhc opt;nl11 g s a l\•os 111 111·~1 :i,·car·s politit;,d \\;.trs \\'un 't I;\· firl'd unt il ll\'Xl :\I ~ll'l'h \\·hen thl· c-undid:.ilcs file their nn1ninat1011 papers. Rut. a fte r <1 ssL·s~1n14 \\'hL·r;,· tht.'y .arc ~tnll \\'here lh t.'y \\'ant to i.:o . Orange Cou nt y's f iVl' s uµcr visors :1lrc:.1d y huve st:1 1'll·tl filling 1ht.'ll' JJolitical \\'ar l'hests a fcJ1;-:·carnpaign 197G," :inti <·am· p:ligns '72 , '74 <ind '7tl. 1:or example , Second Di:->tri<:l Supt.·r visor Laurl'ntc Sl'hmit's risl·<tl sights il tC set on his w1n - nin,.: 197;1 ca rnpaign. l\lorc 1>re(·isc ly , Sc.:hm1l !Jd - n1 ilt!..'d ·rucsd:.i y, he is 1..'yc ing the -Slt!U,197 dl·bt his 1.·an1puign com- fniltec s till O\Vt•s aft er helping hin1 land a four-ye<Jr county surx·rvisor's job that J?ilYS S26."100 0 a year. Sclunit rcportC'dl y \\'Ill lx_.g1n \\.'hat·king a\v<t y at the huge cam- paign d\'bl \\'ith a Sl ,OOO-a -plat1.· tHnner in Seal licath sometinlc next month. l lo wevc r . the frc s hn1 <1 n supervisor rcfust'd Tuesday to <td mil that sueh a fund r·aiscr 1s bein g pla nned. "\Ve are think ing ;.1bout the debt and about holding sornc • fund raisers, but'''<' haven 't de· t·ided on any th in i.:: derinitc ," Schmit said. . \Vhilc the supc1·v isor \\as ull· certain ubout hts plans, Cind y al the Old R a nch Country Cl ulJ in Scijl Beach \\'<JS nol. \\ccording to Cindy, the club is holding a !\lay 14 private dinner party reser,•ation in Sch mit's name ror bet ~een 35 a nd SO persons . If Schmit is confused about the tioie and pl1.1ce fo r his non-Sl.000· a-plate d.inntr, he has something in common with some of those \\'hO ha\·~ bet.'n in\'ited to f-'irsl District Supc1·visor Robert Bal· tin 's Sl25·a ·ticke t t·oc kt ail party at the Hungry Ti ~er 111 Cosla l\.1 esa next '>''eek. According to campaign fin'ance s tateme nts f il e d \\'ith the Registrar of Voters. Battin still 1ans eer J . . I . ust1ce lllt·vine Wit1iesses Grab The/ t Suspects 1\ngry \\'ilne s.~c s to th(• .strongarm robbery of a \Voman , 78, in broad day li ght al a n lrvinc residential str·l'l't (·orner joined forces \\'ed nesday lo eapturc three of rou r teen :11,lc· suspcl·ts. The Unive r sit)' 1-l igh S('hOOI stude nts, agei:I 14 to 16, \\'ere a<l - m it t e d to Oran ge Co unt y Juvenile l·la ll pend in~ strong;:irm robbery c hur geS ln ('llllfl('l'lion \\•ith thc purse snatc·h int:idt·nt. ,\fourth s uspc<"l \\·as l'XJ>cl·tcd Hu1iti11gto11 Ma1i Arrestecl l1i Killi1igs ' By T01'1 BJ\ ru.t:v Ol OM D•i l1 Piiot St.ii A J.l untington Bc:.il'h nian i:. vnc of. three sus pects held in San llcrnardino Countv J<Jil <t.bd a\· on· tlual murde r L·h :.u~ges ri lc·d ~ft l·r offi<'L'rs round the body of ;1 \VestminstL'r scturity glfartl ln the Vit'lorvi li e ~· rci.I . Ri chard Ji.Im es \\'aissman .. 3·1. or 8461 Lo mon<l St., lluntington Bea.eh, is eha rged \Yith the kill ing of Norn1 an llussell Olsey, 28, of 5491 Va llecito St ., \VE'stminstcr, whose badly deeompoSl'd body is now being examined by C'or· oner's officC'rs. San Rernardino offic<·rs s;.iid today that OlsC'y 's hands ,,·e re Chopped off at the \\•ri sts du1·i ng ,,·hat :.tppc arcd to be ;i number of acts of mutilation . 'J'hc han<ls buve not been fo un<J . ~ '\\'aissman an<l l\voothcrc'lefcn· dllnts have ;1 lsu heC'n charged with the slaying of Johu llcnry Gressman. 39, of Orange. ·Gressman's body has not b('l'll found but offi t'l'rs s aid tcxJay they ure· s atis fied hi s remai ns \\'Cr~ disposed or in the SillllC' a r C'a. 0 I s c y , G I' c s s rn .. a n an d Waissman a ll wor ked as secu1ity ,:l:Uards :..it the PJ :..iygirl bar in Garden Grove. llul officers to<lay re fu sed lo cummt·nl on the moti \'cs for the killings or on the possibi lity that thei r mutual t.>tT1ployn1t•11t \\'as involved in the &layings. ·licit! \1 ilh \r ;i issm;1n on the dual m u rd t'r l·harges arc : a DOnald \\1;1ync 13la nsett, 32, of Garl.lcn G1·ovc and l .ukc ,\ustin. 34', a U.S. i\J;.1rinc Corps sergeant rron1 ,.um a , ,\riz . Austin also 11·orkc d as a securi· ly gu;..ird at t he 1>1ayg1rl bar. Donald Bh1nsctt \\'<JS ident ified tod;.i y a s thl' for1n(•r rnanu gL·r of Lhe Garden G ro\'C ta,·L·1·n. Sun Be rnardino' sheriff's Sg1. Don 1-l;u'dy s <i id his investigators working \\•i th Ora ngt~ County Sheriff's orficcrs found Olsey·s (See BODY, Pagc /\2) ' ' They've Got Wordy Wcty 'SAN FRANC ISCO !UPI l Defense attorney Roger P ierucci ateused the prosecutor in a murdt·1·· trial of a<'ting in a n "ob- 5equiuus fashi on ... Superior Cou rt J ud ge Jo!;eph Karcsh inte rrupted; ''What fashion?'' ··well. tha t's not the r ight word. better obtuse," Pierucci exphaincd. ••· urrc ptitious." s uggest e d an<>t her defense lawyer. ,, Kuresh said . ·~1 doi'l't think 3ny or the lav.'ycrs here have ever been obsequious." "I know I h aven't," a third de· tense lawyer. Clinton W. White, suid. "l use a deodorant." ·l tu be in cu study. or at lea!St ques· tioned today about his role in the I p. m. e pisode al i\1ic he lson Street a nd Ash Tree Lane. \1i('tim Elvira 1\-1. Rosson. a re· s ident of the a rea , '>''US knocked to -t he ground .and required t·mergcnC'y treatment at Tustin Community Jl ospitul before be- ing rclenscd. lnvt·sti gators s·aid :1 house\\'ife \\illl(•ssed the <J ssaull and rob· IX'ry und relll·d ;.1l th<· ::.us pc·ct:.. \\ho scatlcl'ecl . l'olice Officer P;.iu l Jessup s.iid ':.1nuther passerby, J erry Kauf- fnian , sprinted after the prin- t•ipal s uspect and captured him. ,\ second pair of \\1itnesscs chased t\\'0 rieeing yo uths. lead- ing to those two suspects' arrest by polll'e a short time later at University J.ligh School. The purse '''renched rrom J\·J.rs. llosson \\'>.IS re(·overed neilr the Sl'CllC. Witness Weeps Brutal Slaying Described SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -"He kept chopping. c hoPping." the prosec ution 's key \\'ilness testified in de!t'ribing n brutal machet e sluying, the fi rst in a series or random "ZC'bru " kill- in!!s that te rrorized thi~ cit y. ,\nthony C. J.l arris \\'Cpl as he told 11H.· cou rt \\lcd nesdav of the ;illal'k on Quitu llague ~nd hl'r hus b;.in<l. liichilrd . un O(t. 20, 1973. 1-t urris \\'ho has been g runted immunity for his testimony, s ai<l he und l\\.'O d efendants -Larry C. Green and J essie Cooks - spotted the J.l<.1g ues strolling in the North Be ach area and forced the couple into Green's va n at gu111>0int . 1\lon1cnts l;1l e r , a police patrol cur passed and as ked "'hY the g roup v.·as around the \'<Jn . llarris testified. lie s aid Cooks told thcn1 something \\'as \\'1·ong \\'ith ._.tire an<l the officers left. .-J.larris !S aid the capti ves \\'e re dri\'l'll to ;111 industrial area \\·her(• Jl a g ue \\'0ks. Green and the other dcfenrlants --i\l.:inuel J\Ioorc :ind J .C.X. Simon --\\'Unlcd "lo kill whi te devil s.·· "l~•:'l rry gr:.i bbed the woman by her hair and took a machete knife und look her 20 reel from the vun,'' llar ris told the court. '·lie raised it O\'er his heud and sliced dov•n on her neck. lie kept chop. . lrvi11e Group To Air Views About Airport 1\ dele g at ion of Irvin e ' representatives plans to tell the Orange County Air1>0rt L:1nd Use Commission tonight that it has no right to plan in their city. J\.1u yor Art Anthony, C ity l\'Janu ger \\'illiam \Vooll etl and City t\ttorney Ja1nes t;ri ckson, <lll persistent opponl'nts of the t·ommission 's plans for lanrl sur· roundin~ El Toro l\1ari ne Corps i\ir Stution. a lso plan· lo tell the commission that the environ- mental impact report for its plan is insufficient. ·rhc Jund use commission h<1:; drafted its proposed planninJ! bou ndaries within noise contour lines around the Marine base. Anthony contends that . bccau~c the city 's gener al plan predates the commission plan and bcc:iusc thci noise and crash hazard areas "'ere included in ci · Ly pl~nnin g. the commission h:is no jurisdiction. To date. the (•ity hus not rl~· ('Ognizcd lht.1t the t•ommission has any a uthority. The ap- pearance \\'Ill not chungc thal of· ticlal position, Anthony s aid. ping, chopping. "lie came over to \\'here I was standing and sa~ou should have !ie·err·fbe 'ti1ooa-·gush out of that devil's neck.' He put his hands over hi¥ head and said, 'J did it.' .• ••J essio· took rn(• knift' out of l.;.i rry's han<ls J.Jll d s turtc d "·hu C'k ing the man ," ll:.irris con· tinu(•<l. "l ie a sked jf I \\'<Jn tcd to hil the man. but I said ·11c·s c.tl!'eudy de a d '." f.l ilgue sur\'i\'ed tfte vi cious as- sault, but his \vifcdied. <See BRUTAL, Page A:!) It's a Ce11tipede Tom Van Sant or Ne\vport Beach flies his 150-foot cen- tiped e kite \\'ith 20 painted circles and 1>o les for legs on t he Ne,vport beachfronl. Van Sant, \vho. made the kite l1imself, also did the sculptures on the lrvine buildings at Fashion Is land. Those Aren't Quakes Jzist Military Trai1ii11g, Weird Weatlier A s pate of ··audi bll· <·urth- quakes '' \\·hich ro<'kcd th e Orang(' Coast today and \Vt..>dnes- duy n·as blamed on n1ilitary operations amplified by rrcak weather C'onditions. Costa Mesa Police s uid upprox - imately 100 call s \Ve re received concerning the booms. Laguna Beach po lice t'eceived more than 30 {'alls and had a report of broken a ntiques .. .\nothcr l.aguna Beach resident cl<iimed ;1 house \\·indow wc.1s cracked from the boom s. In San Cleme nte. more than 20 people called in to report the boorns, police s1.dd. L".S. Navv o rf'i c ials in San Diego expla fn c d that the routine ai rcr aft trnining 60 miles off the coastline \\':JS under '"ay and s o m e opc r<il i ons i n,·o l\'Cd supersonic fli ght . Also. so111C' naval units \\·crl· l'L" ported to be e ngaging in gunnery practice orf San Cll•mentc Island a nd i\'a\'y jets \Vere rcpo11cd fir- ing 1nissilcs off S:i n J\Ii g ucl lslan<l . J-\ lo\V hca,·y cloud l:.iycr \\·as blamed for trapping the soni(· rumbles sending them rolling lO\\·<ird the niainlancl. Hearings Resume On Talwe Routes The boo n1s eould be heard from Bakersfi e ld to the south portion of Los 1\n g l~les. The Sa n On ofre Nu clear Gcner<1 ting s tation seismolog ic center re ported no true quakes. In addition, Camp Pendleton a uthorities reported today that norm::i l t raining ut the buse in- <Sce BOO:l1 S, P age r\:!) . The Stute Public Utilities Co m- mission \\l<JS due to resume hear· ings today in Los J\ngeles on ap- ptications by Air Calirornia and PSA for pern1ancnt route's to Lake Tahoe. The commission took two days of testimony Monday and Tues- dlly in the old Orange County courthouse in Santa Ana but no action was taken. Freel Davis. marketing vice president for t\ir Cu l, s aid in an intC'rvic\v he tes tlricd l\·Ionday lo provide supplementary inrormu- tion on the economic viability o r Air Cal routes serving Orange County, San .JoSL'. 0;.ik lund and T;ihoc. ··1 told the commission tha t lloliday Airlines had profitable Sl'r\'lcc on those rout('s lx-fore go- ing out of bus iness," Davis said . During Tuesday's hearings, operations experts rrom \\'<'Ster ;\irlines testiCic d that the PS1\ proposa l w ns n ot re:.1 s iblc because it "·o uld utilize j e t a irliners. The \Vestern spokesmen said jc!-.aircl'aft can 't be !iafely u!;Cd ut ijlc existing La ke Tahoe airpOrt because of the altitude und v..·inter, .slus~ on the runways . Both l'S1\ ::ind 1\ir Cal are cur- rcccntly fl ying Electra propeller planes to Tahoe on routes that ) \\·c nt <l e funct \\'hen lfo lid;_1v fol ded. T he Pt:C g1·anted them ~1 ten1po rury perm it and has bcl•n ronductinli hearings on pe l'm a- 'n(•nt appl it• at ions ever sin ce. ··But. lhl' permanent appli ri.1· tion \\'(' have fi led is n't the sa1ne as the one \\·e arc l)O\Y flying." Davis sai<l . 1\ir Ca l 's proposal for J)Cf'!llan ent St.'l'\'ice calls for use of the Elcel ra. P ST\ \\'>.lllls to use its jets . The \Ve stcrn spokesman a lso (See RO UTES. Page ,\2) Prhnary Rejected ;10l'TPELI E R, YI. (t;PI\ - Tht• Vermont I louse tod;1y reject· cd a bi ll to establi sh a prt•siden· t ial primary on J\Iarch 2 -the ~an1 c d:.i y a~ Nt•"· J.lampshire's first·in-thc-n ation presidential primary. The 111 eusure, v.'hich l'leared fi \'e legislative co mmit· Ices and the Senate , "'a& killed on a 65·lo-79 vo te. 'Paula Revere' lrvi1ie Girl Gets .Her Horse \Vhelhcr they come by land or sea, lr\·ine's \'illagers v.·ill be "'arned Saturday of th(' impending urri \'al or the red· co<1ls by 11 mounted "P3ula Revere." KF.'RRV BROWN of S11n .Juun Capistrano, 01;1 Jearning of the horseless revolutionary's pli ght , don:ited her horse to the cnuse. ' .Jane P<1ul of Culve!'dale h:ul \'Oluntecred lo plar Paul Revere in S;i 1urduy's lr\'inc biccnt('llllial kickoff purad~. but until \Vedncsday sh(' could not find a hors'1. MISS BRO"'N bo:.1rds hC'r hur .s t• at the Irvine , F.quc.strla.o ,Ct;lll~J, and bi<'cnt<'nniu l com mitt.cc members ~re n,Q,~~jnl ,fb1d t.runsportatlon fqr the horse to TO\\'ll Ccnte'r1f~e.:\~ , ~,,: sta11 of the pnrad~· } O\,'CS $30.000 (I ll his SUCCl'SSful 19i 2 t·ump a i ~n t'ur <·ou nt y ~uper,·isor. lie <1 lso O\\'l'~ a ::.rnall ... mount on hi s unsuC'c(·ssful 1974 bid lo bt:(·ome Californiu 's lil'llll'nunt ~O\'el'nor . To add to the unce11ainty of !he CO('ktail party fu nd ruiSl·r, Butt in has let it be kno\\'ll that he plans to run ror state sen<Jtur I Sec C . .\:\I P ,.\IGN, Page ;\ZJ e s No Blood Shed Yet In Siege By The Associated Press With white rlags aflutter a nd thousands of residents chtering the victors, Phnom Penh surren- d er ed to the Communist-led Khme r Rouge insurgents today aft er a 31.'2·month siege. The capitulation ended five yea rs of \\'<'.Ir thul devastated Cambodia. L·a us ed uncounted casualti es and dis ruptl'd thl' 11 ,·cs ofse\'en million people . In Paris. a member of Cain · bodia 's re\'olutionury ·politburo. Chau Seng, said th<Jt in some cases there \Yill be t1ials in the Cambodian capital but .. ,\'(•\\'ill judge in a huma ne \\'Uy. ,·ou·,·e seen that there is no bloodbath in Phnom Penh." Seng s aid the ne'\' Phnom Penh government would be neul r:l l and nonaligned, but ··vigilant., in - its altitude toward the United States. There \\'t•rc un('onfirmed re· ports that Premier {..ong Bort:t Oed in a helicopter. In B;.i n~kok , 'fh;.iila nd. militat·y soureL·S s aid l.ong Borel fle\v from J>hnom Penh lo Kompong Chhnang north of the Cambodian capital abou t ~ p.m .. but his presl'nl location ,,·a s not kno\\'n. In Saigon. the rnililary l'Om ·· ma nd said fi ghtini;: tapered off across South Victn;..in1. \\·ith the s ituation at Xua n J.ot•, the besieged provin cial cupital 40 miles northea s t of Saigon. ··quiet." \Vhite flags a nd b.:nuiers of sur- render fluttered fro1n every building a nd shop in downto\\.·n Phnom Penh to v:e lco mc the black-unifo r n1e<l Khn1er llouge forces . Rebel troops hugged Cambodian arm y soldiers <.1nd look' the m a board their a rmored personnel carriers ror a ,·ictory parade along the ,,·nterf1·ont. Gover nm ent g unb oa t s s teamed up .:ind dO\\'ll th e J\-Iekong and 1'onlc Sap 1i ve rs on I he cast side of Phnom Penh. hoisting v.·hilc fl a Rs ;.ind b:.111ners. ··The '"hill' fl ag nll'<.lns cease· rire," an offi cer said. adding that display of surre nder flags had been orde red by the Can1bodian military command. Or~n: a· :nst \\'eath<'r The Or'unge Coast \\'ill gt•t a chance to dry out J-)·i· d :J)'. acco1·din g t o thl' \\'eather se1·vice. J?;1i l' J nd \\·;.irmer is lhl' \\'UY ii ·s be· ing C'alled . \\'ith lo~· al gusty \\'inds. 1-lighS in the 60s. Chance of rain det•rcasing to ll'!iS than 10 percent toni ght . l~SIDETODAY Tilt' coust' of Ille Jori. :! plant' t'r · wl11c// took thi! /iv s of Ba oa u11llio1wirt• . LeRoy Pe11l1a , /iii; wife and lhrt'e 0!11ers 111oy nctJer be Ull· couered. See Page BB. Index Al Y-Stt•k t Al Er .... 8•mM,. Cl ........... F.,...1 8 6 N•t-1IN•wt L.M , 8•Jd 8• GIHIOl'ftl• Al ClitililiMI ( 10-1• C-i<l C4 Cf.,lWOl'll Cl Dot1tllN01lct1 All fdll•i•l 111•9' ... E11t1rU1l11m•lll Cl l'l~lltl ,.,, ..... "'.... c' 111 .. rml~1'11t> c• AMU-•1 C, Ml"'-' Cl A•.C10 Or•~C.-1 ,I • .t.11·12 Cl·l " " Cl·I •.. , "' " .. .• , • .fl! O~ILYPILOT • Fro• Page Al .. • CAMPAIGN next ye11r. ThereCore, those who bend · elbows at the Hungry Tiger won 't kno\v for cert<tin' ir they're <-Oil· tributing to a county super\'isor that is, a li eutenant governor that never was or u state senator that might be. Third Di strict Super,•isor Ralph Diedrich and Fifth Dis· trict Supervisor Tho1nas Riley have lert no doubts about '''here their fund raising activities are ;.1imed. Diedrich announ('t'd his plans to run for re-e lection at a ~50-a · couple dinner f',eb. 12that "'·as the 1>0Cial -politicai s uccess of the non· election year rund r:i.ising season. r.tore than i50 persons. by far the. most ever to attend a fund raiser for a county official, flocked to the Disneyland Hotel to "roast Ralph " on his and Lin· c:oln 's birthdav. That n1cans· more than $00,000, less the cost of prime rib dinners. y;ine <tnd cntcrtainrncnl, flo"'·ed into Die dri c h 's can1paign cof- f t'rs. . ri.lut·h of il "·;1s paid sin1pl y for the dC'light of roasting Ralph, mainly by telling hin1 he is O\'er· \\'e i ght and an abrasi\·e personality , qualities l'hat Diedrich readily admils to even on days \\'hen it is not his or Lin- coin 's birthdav. . .\ccording 10 Riley's executive aide Bob Nelson, lhe Fifth Dis· trict s upervisor will ki ck off his· first bid for election at a $.50·a- tit'kel "·eslern barbcque in early Junt>. Nelson said the co1npar<.1t1vcly IO\\' price is in tune "'ith Riley's intention to keep his. 1976 cam- puign ill the people rather than co1·po rate le\·el. "Super\'isor s y,·ho charge 51.000 at fund raisers talk only to those persons '''ho donate Sl ,000 :ind not to the people," Nelson ci n.·J;ired. ()(the fi ,.e superYisor:_s, Ralph Clirt of the Fourth District has t h~ lea.s t pressing political pro· bl em. I-It> ...,·on an easy primary elec· l ion \'IC't ory last June and \4'on't ha,·c to hit the eampaign trail <.igain unttl 19i8. '.!'et. Clark admitted J\.Ionda~-. lie has not ruled out the possibili· ty or holding fund raisers this year. "It 's much easier to raise money in off election rears y,·hen there isn 't as much competition for campaign dollars," Clark ex· plained. \\."hen summed up, lhe non~ SI ,OOO ·a .plate dinners. Ralph roasts, Sl25 cocktail parties and v.·estern barbecues a re designed to raise at least $300,0QO for the supervisors in this, a no.Ji-election. )·ear. But those "'ho direct the fund r<.iisers say these are hard times. They blame the difricuJt limes on the r ecession, campaign dis· closure laY.'S that remove the <'ioak on anonymity from heavy donors and the building industry slump. Until recently, most prominent builders and dc\'elopers bought fund raising tickets by the block-Sl,000 and $2,000 a t a crack. They then disbursed their political investment out over their sub·contractors, a practice that alloy,•ed the builders to ap- pear politically generous without s pending too much or their oy;n money. . But the construction slow-down has put the skids to that style of pyramid fund raising. Recession, disclosure laws and building industry s lump notwithstanding, the race for campaign dollars continues as invitations to dinners and cocktail parti es continue to roll from the presses. Ferry Rains Dock SAN FRANCISCO (UP!l - The ferry boat Golden Gale rammed a dock Wednesday, t earing a three·foot hole in its ho''' and injuring tw o passengers. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT T~O<~nqo> Co." O•ll'f' PllOI, ..i11t whi<;1> he-· "'""d ,~ ttt .. ,.p,tt,, " """"'""""' "'-0< ... 9'" ""'" Pl.•U>ftonf (OMPOft'. StpOtl~ "'•!10 ... i>ff "'11>'i'>'>ettutfl F•lel.y lo< C.0.•A """"°•""""Pot' S.0<1>, 1iun11...,i"" Nokl>/,oun· l••n V•!!•¥, ''""''· S10<1lobf<• Y•lle' """ ~-lk«l>l'>ollll> Co•ll. lo """9 ,.......,, .0.llot> I> -h~CI S,,lut<lfYI -s.iM1,>, Tft~ jW f"<iPol """'""lr>O ..... , ,, ... JOO ....... , Boy Sl•ftl, C,O,l•IM••, Cfl•tornlo"!'~ Robert N. Weed Ptt\•Otnl """ P~blU.I'"' Jack R. Curley Vitt Prt>•Clfnt •"" c.r11trfl M.o1W9'r Thomas Keevil Echtor Thomas A" Murph1nt> -~•O>ftQ [<l•lOI Charl es H. Loos Richard ?. Nall AUO •l•~I ""'"'1;"11 EO.IOI• Telepf'lorHt (7141642-4321 Cl•ssifil'd Advertising 642·5671 ~dcllfl>oK • Vltl~f N~-011 .. o SIT ·6J1G ''0"' !tf" (lf.,..nhl 4t5·06JO Cot1,rl11>1, '''J 0-•"tt Co•,, r~n•i.111"' ~f, fOIO l>f•l \IOfi.1, lllM\l•.tl ..... \, ........ ••I n1•1)tr •• •tvfrlhf....,ftb ~~•••" "''' N rttlf .... t • ., •lll>O\I\ •Pnltl P••m+1••0" OI '"""loftf•'"'"''· a.c.Of\11 t•••• ,.,, ... 114lt ., ( .............. . (tl!fOf'll•I, \oll•W•l .. _ llr< .. •lol< IJl,00-11"'· ..,_u "oon1on~~1,; m+i.1,,,., drlll"ol~ ... u.oo ..-1111y ' (, --- UPI Trl~llolo VOLUNTEER CARRIES NEWLY ARRIVED ORPHAN At Los Alamitos, Operation Babylltt Close to Home f'ro111 Page ti l • ROUTES ... :-aid the PSA and ;\ir Cal routes ,,·ould divert 40 percent of their :.iirline's pa ss.engers from California to Reno flights ,·ia Lake Tahoe. Da\'is "·as due to go · on the ~ta nd 41gain as the hearings re· :;urned in Los ,\ngeles to rebut <:ertain parts of the PS,.\ applica- tion on grounds the airline has <J\'e restimated ser\·ice rosts and undcrcslimuted potential re· \'enues. Also testifying "'ill be ,\ir Cal consult<.i nt Phillip Roberts, \\•ho is expected to defend Air Cal·s c:Jaim on Bay Area routes to Tahoe since PSA is opting for [..(is .<\ngeles service rights.' Irvine Ranch Crops Hurt By Wetness it's been a wet spring. Too "·et, says Bill Willi <.i m s of the fr\'ine Com pany 's Agricultural. Division . The strav.·berries shoulct 'be picked. Tomatoes and chili pep-.. pers should be planted. But the fields arc too wet. ··we can 't pick the strawber- ries because its too y,·et to ask anybody to go out and "'Ork in the fields," Williams said this morn- ing. , .. About a third of what we y,·ould ha Ve picked today "·ill be y,•asted. And every day il slays y,·ct delays the plantin g or tomatoes and chili peppers," he said. "It's so late now lhat. I doubt ·we 'll even be able lo plant the chili peppers. And y,·e're pro· bably going to have to do some replanting or the tomatoes. "\Vhat it means is that instead of slarting the harvest in July, we 'll be harvesting a few in early August . Then we'll have a month "''ilh hardly any harvest al all and then "'e'll be picking through October. "Jt·s going to cut the yield 81nd there's alw ays the danger of rain in September. If it rains on mature tomatoes, you might as "'ell plow them under,'' he said. _ From Page A 1· BODY ... body last Sept . 8 in the El Mirage Dry I.ake area south"·est of Vic.·· torville. Hardy said Olscy "'as shot llvice in the head with a shotgun :.ind twice in the head "''ilh a .45· caliber pis tol. Sheriff's ofricers said :i fourth suspect, Dale Blansett. 2Q, of 't'orba Linda has ~lso been jailed in the same in vestigation on thargcs of being an ;.iccessory tQ hoth murtlcrs. Judge Olroys Trial Sites \\1 1\SllINGTON (AP) -1\ federa l j ud ge has ordered scpar:1te trials in Los Angeles a nd Chi cugo for t\''0 n1cn accusc-d of seeking to obtain on illegal tax bre:Jk for form e r President l\'ixon. l '.S. Di st rict Cou rt Judge Oliver Gasrh agreed Wednesd~y "·1th cx-f'\ixon ttJX la'A')'Cr Frank Dei\1:.1rco Jr. and documents ap· pl'aiser Ralph G. Ne"'man, who :1rgucd they are cntillcd lo face juries in their.home cities. ' Los Alrunitos Greets 37 · Viet Orphans Thirty.seven Vietnamese or· phans, the first "babylift" de· livery to arrive in Orange Coun· ly. \\/ere greeted by cold wi nd s but v.:arm welcomes when they <trri\led at Los Alamitos \Vednes· day night. Today the youngsters -none is older than 5 -arc being treat· cd and examined <:tt military facilities in Long Beach before being released to adoption agen· cies. Thirty.four of the orphans arc being cared ror at the Long Beach Naval Support Station and three others are being treated at the naval .hospital. They arrived \Vedn esday ni g ht at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station aboard an Air Force plane fro,m Saigon by way ol the Philippines and Honolulu. The ailments of the three hospitalized children were not disclosed . After being cxa1nined in Loug Beach, the youngsters \\'il l be sent to foster homes throughout the country. About 45 American military men and their families also v.·ere aboard the plane. Irvine Plans For Second T een Center Irvine needs a second teen center. the community services commission decided Wednesday. The commission asked the city council to budget S-11,755 nex t year to set up a second teen ·center in North Ir vine, provided the expense \\'Ould not drain ·runds from other recreation services . In establishing: goals and ob· jectives for the coming year's budget , the c:ily council h<is already approved the idea of anolh(•r center to serve the 70 percent of lr\'ine teens y,·ho IL\·e north of l\1oulton Park"'<JY, ac· cording to Commuaity Services Director Paul Brady. Of Irvi ne's a pproximately 3,800 tee nagers, 2,275 live north of l\·loulton, too distant lo make use of the existing Rancho San Joaquin teen center. Brady said. From Page Al BOOMS ... valved (iriOg or tank and medium artillery in the "boondocks" of the base between San Clemente a nd Oceanside. , Queries by citizens li ghted police department s\\·itchboards Wednesday. The Daily Pilot y,·as t·a llcd repeatedly by people an x· ious to kno1,· ,,·h:it \\'as causing \\"hat scc'mcd to some to he e:1rlh· qu;.1kcs. i\n angry Laguna Niguel lady said one shock at about I :50 p.m. caused dishes in her ho111c: lo break. In Lagurta Beach. the same shock \\/BS clearly fell in the Surf and Sund Jl otel "s T o"'c r s Restuurant. In Irvine. the sonic- boom phenome non rattled y,•in· dows during the' aftci:1oon-. Charge Launched SAC RAM ENTO IA P ) -A former state health and welfnre chief "plagiarized and slanted" subs titution in Medl·Cal, the chairman of the-Assembly J·fcalth Committee said Wednes· day . t . . . . . . •' BRUTAL ... ~ l-larrls said Green lotcr of re.red him the deud woman1a-rlng for hll fiance and he took it. 1-larrls, th6 inforn1u11t \\'ho led police to the four dcf<'udants: said he> attended n1~lini;:s "'ilh three or the men in Simon's hon1 c in October. 1973 where they dis· eusscd kil ling \\'hilt• people. I le suid Sln1on h~d a cabinC'l l"Ontaining two IOlll! knives and three h.ind guns -a .351 magnum, n .38 ruliber snub· nosed rcvol\'t~r and u .32 l'liliber autom!.!lit· pistol. Thirt ct•n p(·rsons ,,·er~ kllll'd and se ven \\'01111ded du1ing the \~'inter of 1973-74 . All or the !ilrect utlat'ks involved white victims and black a ssailants. 'fhe four defendants are charged with three of the murders and four as· saults. , The killings became known as · ''Zebra" because of the: police radio freq urn<")' used in the case. Bishop Cites Ban Mf:KCO PARK (Al'I ftom ;1 n C<il liblic Bishop L.l·o· T. l\lahcr of San Diego says he banned holy sac(aments for pro~ abortionist m embers of the Na· ·tional Organization of Wome,ri to ··assure our youth of the integrity. of the church.•· Bis hop l\1aher de· fended his stand Wednesday al a retreat here '''here he is confer· ring '''ilh fO bishops on religious guidaines. ... ... ... Stnog Devic;es NO:t ·~Rebate . Pl1:1~ Propos~d SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two :;late legislators unveiled legisla- tion today to reimburse un estimuted I.3 million QtUfomla motorists who have already in- stalled :i controversial sn1og de· vice on their cars. Democratic A,ssemblyman Terry Goggin "-nd 5en. Qmcr Jt ains said auto ,mam,lf'actUrers "'ould pick up cost'afpayinR'back the motorists ordered1>y la_w. to install the devices on 19615•70 ·rars. I At most. the automobile in- dustry would haVe to pay, $75 million in the form of a five-year 4.5 percent net income tax that Goggin sa'id could not be transferred into the cost pf new cars. ~ Rains, a \'cntura la\vmaker, is thC' author of related legislation affecting the so-called •·Nox de- vices" now on Gov. Edmund BrownJr.'sdesk. Rains' bill would repeal1a man· datory prOgram-.recmuiting that the devices be installed on 1966-70 cars in six Southern -Cilli£omia counties under a license plate digit-based system . _ · Goggin quoted s't-'lte Air Resourc.·cs Board esUmatcs th;.\t <1nother two 1nillion C:llifomla~ need to install the dcvlces; whicfl control oxides of nitrogen output, i( the Rains blll ls not sign(·d int.O lnw·. , : 1\skcd if he h:ul :any indication of \1.'hl'lht•r IJro"•n "'OuJd sign his bill. It a ins s uid : ''l :1m convinced the governor has yet to rnakc ~ eommilmrnl one wtty or the other.'' Goggin snid the new legislation he is proposing ··rt•n1ovcs the hardship already caused hy tht.• NOx retrofit program for the \VOrking m en and '''omen and re· tired persons of the state "'ho hav«; alrc;;1dy complied Y.'ith the lti\\' ... Goggin ,,. as askC'll \\'hy he \\':JS intrudu('lng lht.• bill 1111\v when he ti<.id no ,.,,:.iy or kno\vi11s ,.,,hether Brov•n would actually sign the Rains repeal bill. Gogirln suid a11 Assembly bill dcOJdlinc rcquil'~ introduction now. Meanwhile, Brow.n has been told by his top environmental ad· viser that the NOx antismog d~· vice progran1 for older Southcr11 California c.·ars may be unerl· forcea,ble, it y,•as reported today. This Fr1g1da ire Heavy Duty Washer can deli ver dependable. trouble-free performance with ils heavy duty motor and other compone nl s used in Frigidaire Commercial Washers. You can wash perrNtnenl press. coltons. and heavy work clothes elflcienlly. or reduce wear on dehcates wilh Normal and Gentle Wash cycles. The matching Frig idai re Dryer lels you dry up 10 1 B DOunds ol laundry all· at once. Wlfh !he turn ol a dial . malch !he drying time to the lype of load. Including permanent press and kn1ts. s399•s FRIGIDAIRE '-AUNDRY CENTER BIG FAMILY SIZE F~IGIDAIRE REFRIGERA.TOR Th is space-saving Frigidaire Laundry Center combines a family-size washer and dryer into a si ngle sli m cabine t. Plugs into any separate 15 amp conve ntional hou sehold circuit. J~~iO" ONL y s399ts LCT·IZO ,. • • I • Huntington Beach Fountain Valley E IT * -·--... • .. ' • Today's Closinl! N. \'. Sfoeks VOi:.. 68. NO. 107, 3' SECTIONS, 36 PAGES-ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1975 TEN CENTS OC's Supervisors Begin Fi11ing W ~r Chests l:ly.Gt\R\' <~ RA NVILJ.J·; 0 11111D•11r 1>1101St.1ll • ·r11 c opcnin ~ ::;;.11\•o~ in 11ux l ye;.u"s 1>0 liti{·;:d \\•a rs \\'on 't bl.' firL•d until nt•.\;l l\lo1rt:h 11'hL·11 lhl.' c<1ndil..lates flit• lht·ir n tHl1inat1011 puµcrs. J~ut, ii flt..•r a ssl'ssing \1•hurc they ;u·c untl 1vhc~rc· •he y want to go , O ran g e C ount y 's fivt._• ~upc rvisors ~1 lrl..'ady h<.ivc ::il<.ll'LC.-d filling their poJit ic;_ll \1.'ar chests ·~ I ' • ro1· "campaign 1976," and cam· paigns '72, '7'1 a nd '7ts. f 'or l'xumpl<'. Second Dislrit l Supe rvisor LtturencC' Schmit 's fist•<.il l'iights <ire sut on his u·in· ning 1974 cumpaign. l\lor<' precis e ly. Schmit ad· 1n 1ttcd 'fuesday , he is eyeing lhc SI46,197 debt his campaign com. mittee still owes after helping him land a rour.ycar cou·nty supervisor's job that pays $26,400 .... , ... \ ~ '-~ 1;,~ r,.:;. ""'· .\ '\\ ~1 i;t~\.,,,. \ \ . \ VOLUNTEER CARRIES NEWLY ARRIVED ORPHAN At Los Alamitos, Operation Babyllft Close to Home County's Babylift Brings 37 Orphans Thirty-S('V<'ll Victn<.1 n1t..•se or- phans, thC' first ··1J<1bylift "' dl•- livery tu ;.1rri\"L' in flrangc Coun· ty. "'ere greeted by cold ,,·ind:. bot \\"arm. \\'Clcomt•s \\·hen thc.v arri,·ed ~1t I.os ,\J:.im itos \Vednes- tl ay ni ght. J.1year . Sl'hn1it reportedl y "'ill begin "'hacking away at the hugt! c<tm - paign debt \v i~h a Sl,OOO·a-pl atc dinner in Seal Ucach so1nclin1L· fll!)(t month. ll o 'r evcr. th e fre s hman super visor r t·fused TuC'sday to admit that s uc h a fund raiser is being planned. ''We arc thiiiking <.ibout the debt and about holding some • rund r;1isCrs, but \\·c huvt•n't de-Jr Sl'hmit is confused about t he (·i ded on an.r lhing definite ," time and pla ce for his non·Sl .000· Srhmil said. ;:1-plutc dinn er, he h<1s something '\Vhilc the supt·r·vi :.01· \ras un in comm on \\'ith Slune of those l"t·rt ;.iin ubout hi s 1>1 ans. Cindy :.it \\·ho have bc(·n in vitL·d to fo'ir:.t the Old Han<'h Country Club 1n Oi stri ct Supcr visol' Jtobcr~ Bat- Scal l\t>arh ''"i.l s not. tin's $125·a ·ti<:kct l'Ol'ktail p_a1·ty Ae<.·ording Lo Cindy, the t'lub is al the llungry T iger in Cosla •holding a ~'l a y 14 p1i vate dinner Ates<.1 next "'eL·k . party reservi.lt1un in Schmit 's 1\ccording to campaign financ·c name for betwct~n 35 and 50 s tat e m e nts filed "·ith the persons. VHcgislrar of Voters, Battin still 1ans eer Suspect Held in _Slaying By TOM &·ARLEY Ol IM D .. il, P1lol!.i..ll A Huntington Beach man is one or three s uspects held in San Bcrni.lrdin o County Jai l today on dual murder charges filed after officers fo und the body of a \Vestmins ter security guard in the Victor\"illc area. . Ri chard J<.1mes \Vaissma n, 34, of 8461 Lomond St ., Huntington Beach. is c ha rged with the killing of Norman Russell Olsey, 28, of 5491 Vallecito St., Westminst,er, "'hose badly decomposed bod~ now be in g examined by Cof:.:!.. oner's officers. San Bernardino orficers said today that Olsey's hands were chopped off at the wrists during \\'hat appeared to be a number of act• ol mutilatHnti ~The hand have not been found . \Vaiss man and t"•oothC'rdefL·11- dants have :.ilso been l'harged \\'ith the slaying of J ohn llenry Gressm<.1n , 39, of Orange. Gressm an 's body hi.is not been found but officers s aid todi.ly they are satisfi ed his remains '''ere di sposed of in the s ame area. O l sey , Gres s man a nd Waissman a ll worked as security ~uards at the Playgirl bar in Garden Grove. But officers-today re fused to comment on the motives for the killings or on the possibility tha t their mutual t;mploym ent 'vas involved in th e slayings. J-leld with \Va issman on the dual murde r c ha r ges arc: a Donald Wayne Blansett. 32. of Garden Grove and Luke r\ustin, 3-1. a U.S. l\1arinc Corps sergeant from Yuma, i-\riz. • • Weeps for Father Little Debbie l\'l e lton c ties silently on the rl ag presented to he r mother in Dall as arter the fun eral of her father. Capt. Edg<Jr l\1elton. \\"ho died April 4 near Saigon 'vhcn hi s p lane crashed \Vhil e taking j}al'l in Operation llabylift. No Temblors-Just O""CS SJ0,000 on his SU('C('SSful 1972 campaign ro r t.·ou nt·:o-· sul,X'rvi :;or. lie also O\\'es :1 small atnount on hi s uns uci:t•ssful 197·1 hid to become Californ ia 's licutcnanl l,(O\'Cl'nOI'. 0""!'0 add to the unt'ertainty of the cocktail party fund ra iser, 8i.iltin h as let it be knov;n that he pli.in s to' run for state senator <See CA~t PAIGN, Page A:!> e s No Blood Shed Yet In Siege By The Associated Press \\r'ith "·hite £la gs aflutter. a nd thousands or res ide nts cheering the victors, Phnom Penh surre n- dered to the Communist·led Khmer Rouge insurgents today after a 31,-:!-month sit>ge. The capitul a tion ended five \·ears of \Var th<.1t deviJSli.iled Ca mbodia. t•au sed uncounted casualties and dis rupted the li ves of seven million people. In P aris , a m e mber of Cam · bodi:i's revolutionary politburo. Chau Seng, said that in some C'ascs there will be trial s in the Cambodian capital but ""'C ,,·ill judge in i.I humane ,,·ay. \"ou'vc seen that there is no bloodbath in Phnom Penh." Seng said the nC\\' Phnom Penh government v.-·ould be ncut ro.11 and nonaligned, but "vigilant" in~ its attitude towa rd the l/nited States. There were unconfirmed re- ports that Pre mier Long Bort•t. fled in i.I heli copter. In Ban~kok . Th<.1 ili.1nd , 1nilitary sourr i..·S s <.1id Long Borel flew from Phnom Penh to Kompong Chhnang no1th of the Cambodian Ci.ipital about 2 p.m ., but his present location "·as not knO\Vll. In Saigon, the military coni · mand said fighting tapered of( across South Vietnam, \\"ith the s ituation at Xu an Lo e, the besieged provinc ial capital 40 miles northeast o( Saigon, "quiet." \Vhite fl ags and banners of sur· rendCT flutte red from every building and shop in downto"'n Phnom Penh to "·e lcome the black-uniform ed Khmer Rouge forces. Re be l t roops hugged Cambodian arm y soldiers and took" them aboard their a rmored pe rsonnel carriers for a victory · ... Today lhC' youngsters -none is 9lder thi.in 5 -arc being treilt- l'd :.ind . ex<.imined at mili tary f:il'ilities in l~on g Jlei.i<'h be fore bein g re le;.i st·d to ::1doption <.igen· ~·it•s. .i\ustin also worked as a SL'curi · ty guard at the Playgirl bar. Donald Blansett 'vas identified today as the former m:.ini.lgcr of the Gurden Grove tavern. San BerQardino she1iff's Sb'l. Military 1 Training ,\ sp~1le of '"audible carlh· quakes'' \\'hi ch rocked the Orange Coas t today and Wedn('S· d ay \\·as blamed on military opt>rations am1>lified by frCi.ik \\'e ather conditions. supersonic fli ght. parade a lon g the \\'alcrfront. ..._ Rai11 Agai11 Soaks Coast; • Clear Friday ',\ frc•;1 k 1·ainstnrn1 . dropping huil in .son1c •11"ea s, pc•ltL•d the Orange Coas t again \\IL•dnesda.v ni ght ~i nd t•arly tnd"~" ;111d l'aus t•d ;.1 J)U\\"l'I" hl at kout ill Coron;1dcl 1\l :1r . \Vc alhcr off1 t·1;ds predil'll·d that the shov .. ·t.•r s \\•ill t.'ll'ar late toduv '4·ith thl' f--rida\" fr11'L•(•;1:-.t being ror fair s kil•s. · The late -season s to1"n1 :.il:-.o boos ted th e sc <1 Son 's loto.il s beyond t as t y<.>a 1"s rainfall figures and r;iusl!d some dif· fieullil•s for farnll'l'S pil'k ing s tr<.l \\"hc rri t.·s :.ind plantillg ton1utocs and chil i pt.·pp~:rs . ,\n I r v ine' ('~1n1 p1:111 y spokes1nan s;iid that lx>th th l' berry pickin g ~ind the planting of the vegetables· a1·c bl•ing <.IL'· luycd. Tht· r<iin storm has spt·t~ad along the Ora nge Cuasl. d1·op· ping .39 inches in J.lunlington ...Beal•h the last t"·o li>IYS and .34 iitchc:. in San Cletncnt c !ht• last 24 hours. llui l \\"/I S r e ported both in Laguni.I Bt.•u l'h :i nd in the hills ~1bovc Ne\\'POl'l nl•a ch, ,,·he1·c (Jood\vntC'r s cuuscd a VO"'cr blackout at 6: 30 p.nt. 1'hursdn y. Southe rn alifornia Edison Compa n ~· offilfials reportt.'d that wut L•r floodL·d into ;.1n undt·r· ground \';1u lt . 'fh1 rty-four of the orphans arc being c.·:.arcd for al t he Long l\eath Na\'al Support Station and three others arc being treated at tht.• naval hos pital. They ar1ived \\"edne s day ni g h t at Los ,\l;11n itos i'\ava l Air St:.1ti on ;:1boa rd a n 1\ir Force plane from S;:iigon by\\ . ._.). of th e Philippines :ind Jl onolulu. 'l'hl.· ailn1cnts of the three hospitali zed ehildren "·ere not di sclosed. 1\(lL'r being examined in Long l~C'ach . the youngsters \\il l bt.• s e nt to foster homes l.hroughoul the eount1·y. ,\bout 45 1\n1 cric.in military tlll'll anti their families also \verc <1boa rd the plane. Don flardY Said his in\·L•sti gato1·s \\·orking: \vith Orange County Sheriff's officers,.£ound Olsey's body !<1st Sept. 8 in the El J\.1irage Dry Li.Ike a rea south"·est of Vic- torville. llardy said Olsey v.·as shot twice in the head ,,·ith a shotgun and twice in the head \vith a .45· ca liber pi stol. Social S tud.i es Nig ht ;\l ;.1 rini.I llig h School's Com· munily Count.·il '''iii sponsor "sol'ial studies night"' al 7:30 tonight in the s tudent cafete ria. Teuching: materials '''ill be on display a'nd t eachers \viii be a\'ail ablc for q ues tions. The public is invited. Costi.I l\les<J Police said approx· imately 100 calls \V ere rccci\"cd concerning the booms. l~agun;.i Be.:.ich poli ce received more thi.ln 30 calls and h ad a re port of broKen an t i qu e s . Anothe r I.agun<i Bea ch r esident claimed a hous e '''indo"· \\'as cratkt•d from the boom s. In San Clem ente. mort' I.h i.in 20 people call ed in to rC'port the booms. police s aid. U.S. Nuvy officials in San Di ego explained that the routi ne "aircraft training 60 miles off !ht> co<.1sllinc \\"a s under \\·a:v anrl s o n1c ope r a t ion s in \'ol,·c d i-\'\so. son1e na,·a l units \verc re· ported to be e ngaging in gunnery practice off San Clemente Island <Jnd l\"a\'y j(•t s \\'Cl'C reported fir· ing mJssi tcs off S:.i n i\li gucl Island.\ A lo,.,, heavy c loud layer \\·as bli.11n ed for trapping the sonic rumbles sending them rolling tO\\·ard the mainland. 1'he boom ~ could be hc;:ird fro1n B<ikersfield to the south portion of I.os ,\ngcles. In addition. C<.1 n1p Pendleton authorities rcportt'<I today that norm<1l training a t the base in • \"Ol,·ed firing of tank i.illd n1ediun1 <1rti\l crv in the ··boondocks" of thl' bi.i Sc bel\Vcen San Clcn1entc ;i nd Oceansid i:. Valley Unable to Afford Police? B~· K1\TllY Cl~i\NC\' . 01 111• 0,111, P ilot Sl•ll Tht> City of 1--ountain Valley n1a y consider getting out of the po lice business. Councilinan Al lloll indcn h::is asked for a study comparing the cost of the city·operated poli ce dt>partment to a possible eon- truct agreement \vith lhc Orange Count.v She riff's Department. "Pcrh nps po lice departments arc becoming a lu)(ury srnall a nd me<lium-siz<'d citie~ cannot af· ford," he s ug gested. The polit•c de pnr.tment, \Vith 52 S\\'Onl uffic<'rs ~net lt "suppcirt". ('mployes. i~ nov.· the t•ity·s n1ost expensive SCl'\•icc. Controller l·lownrd Stephens sald the city has allocated $1.5 million of this year's. SS.2 million operat ing budget for police. Budget project ions for next year, \\."hich include hiri ng s ix mor•.! POiice employes . :.ire $1.9 million. nearly one-third or next year's $6 million budget. llollinden said he would ask the sheriff's department to supply more patrolmen than Jo~ountain Va ll ey now has on the streets. but he thought som e savings could be made in a dministration and laboratory areas. "If it looks lik e it "·ould cost us less." he said. "m aybc that 's the \\"<•Y \\'C s hould go." Th~ld Dwyer. chief deputy in the s hcr:irrs dcparltTI(·nt. said the count y charges $46,500 u year for each onc·mnl} patrol cur on an cight·hour s hirt. seven days a "·eek. The price for one investigator is $39 .867 . Hut he s uid the sh<'ri ff 's dep:i rt m ent ,,·ou ld sturl .v the city to determine '''hat tht~ needs arc before deciding \vh at type of servltc to orf c1·. The she riff's dcpa1'lment no\v has such contract agree1n('nts "·ith San Juan Cupistrano and \'ili a Park. Yorba Linda is study· ing a possible conw·act arrunge· mcnt. Poli ce Chie f 1\1 ar,·in Fo1·tin said he" \Va s s urv1·iscd \\!hen Hollindcn c;11l cd for the study at Tuesda y niJ;h t!~i:t city counci l n1ceting. ~ , ·~ ~gl . TerrY Ta\lc rncttt, ;k)regi. <l e nt of t'hc Fountuin . Valley I>uJicc Oft1 c cr:; Associ ation, called the i<l cn ''r iditulous.". "I doubt ha "·ill rind lt Dy '' ' .. ~. c·hcapc'r." 1'avcrnelti aaid . ';The question is \''hat arc they going to do \\'Ith C\'Crybody herl~"."' I l l~ said t he asso~iation is still uu·aiting 'vord from the city on a police request for overtime pay and mor e officers, as \\'ell as dis· ubilily insurance . lie said the poli ce association still has not signed a new one· vear \\'Ork contract v.'1th the city. ·1-:arly this yel.lr, police picketed city hall for a v.1rck during con· t1·act negotiations. t'ily Councilmen said they no\v l c:onside r the contr<1Ct b attle finis hed. but Tavernctli said no one has ever glven the police de· 1>artmenl "for1nal \\'Ol'd." f>oli cem cn are \vorking under terms of the ne,.., contract. e\·en though it h liS t"\,Ol been signt.'<I. . ' ~ \ .; Government g u nboats s tea m e d up und do\vn the A'lekon g and Tonie Sap tivers on the cast · side of Phnom Penh, hoisting white fla gs and banner!>. "The \\'hite flag means cease- fire," an officer said. adding thaL di splay of surre nder nags had been ordered by the Cambodian military command. Or:•:r a :ast \\1e11•her The Orange Coast \\"ill get a l'hancc to dry out l•'ri· d ay. according lo th e ,,.ci.i ther servi ce . Fair ant.I \\·armer is the \\·a v it's be· ing ti.lllt'd. \\'ith loCal gusty '"inc\s. llighs in the !>Os. Cha nL'C of rain dccrc<.1si1~g to IC'ss than 1\l pt•rrent toni ght. I NSIDE TODA'\' T !1e cause of tl1t· Ja11. ). plane crash uil11ch tool,; tl1c litlf'S of Balboa in.11/ionaire LeRoy Penhall , his wi/e,a11d r//ree olhers 1nay ne ver be 1.111- covered. See Page 88. Index MllllNI llllftllt 96 ,. .. 11 .... tw .... A4,CUI Or•nte Ce11"IY A!l •lf PH-. Cl·~ PTA Cl s,1 .. 1a Porter a r S'*1• CS·I !.IHll Mol•llfh (1 .. 7 Ttlfv"lon (11 TllfOll<l Cl W.•11"~ ... , WMlllN•-A4,C 10 •,,. (ill OAI L Y PILOT H /F Ttiursday. April 11, 1975 Stt1og Devices '.NOx Rebate Plan Proposed S.·\CR . .\l\'1 ENTO (AP) -T\liO st<1tC' legi slato1·s un\'l'iled legisla· t ion today to r ei mburse an estimated 1.3 million California motorists who have already in· -stalled a t•ontrovcrsial smog de- \"iec on their ears. De m ocratic Assemblyman Terry Gogg in a nd Sen. Omer liains said ~1uto n1anutacturers "'ould pi ck up cost of paying bark 'the motoris ts ordered by la\V' to install lhe d e vices _on 1966-70 t·ars . Al mo st. the automobile in· dustry \\·ould have to pay $75 n1illion in the form of a five-year 4.5 percent net income t-ax that Gogg in said could not b e trans ferred into the l'Ost of nt.•w cars. " Rains. a Ventur;:i la~maker1 is the. <iuth or of re lated J(·gi!ilat1on urfeC'ting the SO·C'a ll0d "NOx de· ,·ices" now on Gov. Edmund Brown J r. 's desk. Rains' bill \11ould repeal a mi.ln- datory program requiring that the devic es be inst alled on 1966· 70 cars in s ix Southern Cali for nia ('Ounties un de r a ll ccnse plate digit·based system . Goggin quoted s tat e Air Resources Iloard estimates that i.l nothcr tv.:o 1n illion Californians need to in st a ll the devices, "'hich (•ontrol oxides of nitrogen output, if the Rains bill is not signed into )3\\.. . ,\sked if he had a ny indication or whether Brown \\IOuld sign his bill. Rains said: ··1 am convinced the governor has yet to make a commitme nt one \vay or the oth('r. '' HOME Group Membership Drive Set The lluntington Beach HOME Council is looking for new mem- bers. primarily homeowner or c-ondominium a ssociations not ~\\1a re of the services offered by the 1-tOf\.'IE Counc il . George Snyder; secretary to lhC' 1·101\1 E Cou ncil , suggests :-uch groups should atte nd a . JIO~IE Council m eeting, held at 7 :30 p.m .. in' r oom 8307 of the <'i\·ic center. the last \\'cdncsday of each month. Or, "'rite to the llOl\'IE Council, P.O. Dox 1601 , Huntingt on Beach. Ca. (92641>. The letters in .HO~I E stand ror Jlomc Owners J\lutual and Ex- ecutive Council. It is an organiza·. tion ,,·hich represents various homeo\vner a ss o ciation s throu ghout tht' community and offe rs reports and s tudies on c·ommunity issue::;. Goggin said the new lecislation h(' is proposing "removes the hardship a lready c::aused by the .NOx retrofit ·program for the \vorking men <1nd women and re· tired persons or the state who h:ive altcady C'Q.mplied with. the law.'' · ~ Goggin was ilsked why he was introducin g the bill now when he had no \\•ay of knowing whether BrOY.'n y,·ould actually sign the Rains r epeal bill: G.Oggin s3fd an· .<\ssembly bill deadline required introduction no\v . Alcany,·hiJe, BrOY.'O has been told by hi s top environmental ad· viser that the NOx a ntismog de· vice progra m for older Southern California cars may be unen- forceable, it w:.is reported today. "Certainly from an air pollu· lion point of view, the program should be retained . but it may be that peopll' \\'ill j ust not comply ,,·ith that l<l\,-," said Tom Quinn, c hairma n of the s tute 1\ir llesources Board. .. That is th e "ie\vpoint that 1 hrivc urged the governor to con· sider very seriously in the last few days," he said. Quinn made the comments in an interview with Vi c Pollard of th e San Bernardino Sun · r Telegram. The Legis lature passed and sent to the governor this week a bill that would scrap the require· inent for $35 devices to reduce ox · ides of nitrogen {NOx) emissions from two million 1966-70 cars in the six counties of the South Coast Air Basin. FromP~geAI RAIN ... • Coast Hi gh\\'ay and including the Cameo Highl ands and Cameo Shores developments. Alost customers had pawer restored in an hour, but those in the Spyglass tlill area we re \\'ithout power u"rilil 1:48 this morning. There \\'US a herivy fall inland, too, for the county fi remen at the fire station in Trabuco Canyon reported .42 inches of rain in the last two days for a season total of 17.7 inc'hes, more than ty,:o inchC.s more than l ast season's total of 15.5 inches. At the_ f;l .Toro fire station . 58 inches was recorded in th e last ln'O days. In Laguna Beach, .38 inches "·as recorded in 24 hours with the season total no\v at 13 inches, compared with last season's total of9.7inches. H::ir bor T'iltrol personnel re· corded .2.1 inches of l'ain in the last 24 hours and a s torm total of .48 inches in. l\icwport t farbor. Firebird 43 Sloop Guadalupe First • in t-irebird. a Columbia <13 slOOll skippered by Bo b Longpre of the Suuth Shore Sailing Club tod ay, '''<I S the fi1·st boat to fini sh the Il<!lhoa Yucht Club's 600 ·mile Guadalupe Island race. f'our other boe1ls had fini shed by II .a.m. and the race commit· tt'e said there \Vere no others in ~i ghl. ~lost of the dozen starters arc ex pected to be fln1 shl'd befor e ni ghtfall. r\S first to fi nis h, at 3:56 a.m., Firebird is the \\'inner of the F~n· dy mion t ro ph~·. but failed lo s~vc her time fo1· hJndic:.ip honors in ' ORANGE COAST 11,r DAILY PILOT ~::!,~;::."t~~~~P~~:~;r. ':!.':::: ;"y~;,;;;. ~-::;: f.o•,, P<1bli~IW'>Q Ce>ml>""•· S•l"l•t!Ct'Olhon~ •M OUl>l"l\NI ""°""'' '"'""(Ill f""-• l<>' Ccl:>ld Nw<>•. Nc"'pOf"I 6t.e<n, H,.nll"QI"" e.. .. r.lf<>'-""• \4'" V<1ila r. Ir••"•· '>~oal~b~tl< ""'I•• """ l •Q<1nt ~ttn,"Souln Cot ... 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Motl•• o r •lJvf• 11•~,...nh ~••••n "'•• 0" ••••·ollut,a ... 1no .. 1 ~Pfl·~• P•'"''"'o~ 01 'OllY"fl\1 o ....... . l t\ond ,,.,\ po~l•<l~ Ptlll ~t 0:0\1 • "'•I•, c."'"'"'' \111 .. , ..... , ... 11~(·· .. ~· u 00 ........ , .. 1 •. b1 ,,...,.,.00"'11Mfl1Y .,.,,,. .... ,,,,..,u,..1o-u oo lfl(ltllflly. I • the International Offshore Ruic t.liv ision . 'fhc IOR corrected time \\'inner ,,·as· Ralph Aluck 's F.1i(·son 37 \\"ildfir L' fro1n ll)·c. beating l·'irebird 's corrected time by ;1boul one half hour to pick up the \'ilan Couch memorial trophy. Ed Ca rpentcr·s New Zealand 47 sloop Atalangl finished at 8:45 a .in. to bt'come the \\'inner of the Dail y l)ilot per petual for the ~ct'(111d strai ght yc<t r. 1'he D:.iily Pilot trophy is for the handicap \\'inner in the Pcr.formance I-fa n· dic ap ll<tc in g f'lcet. l\latan·gt3lso ,~·iq:-; the founders trophy, de· dic'<it ed th is year by staff com- modore Geor~c 1-loedinghaus for thl' first P 11R1'' yacht lo finish. Order of fini!i h by 11 a .m. F'irehirtl , 3 :56 ;1.m.: !\'latangi , fl :45 : Concubine, 9:45 ; Sy,.·ift. 9:53; \\'ildfirc. 10:078. 6 Yachls Vie lit San Lucas Race Fri<lay Six yachts are scheduled to set sail Friday at noon in Newport J.larbor Yacht Club's a nnua l 720-milc Cabo San Lucas race. The scratch boat and favorite for first to fini sh Is John Scripps' 79-foot ketch Mir3mar from San Oit•go Yarht Club. Ot hers in the race are:: -Dorothy 0. 57 -loot sloop, Bob Beauchamp, Nt-IY C. ,-.Pericus, ~7.foot ketch, John \\'ill\amson , l.ahaina YC. -Ragdoll , 43.root sloop, John Hull , NllYC. -Ariana, 39-root s loop, Geor('ge Thorson, LAYC. -Shearwate r , 36·foot sloop, Walter Andrews, SFYC. I ~ --. - ' Fro•Page~~ . r. CAMPAIGN I' • next year. Offshore .Drilli.~g ' Thererore, those "'ho bend elbows at the tlunary Ticer won'l know ror certain lr they're eon· tributing lo a county aupervlaor that is, a lieutenant governor that never 1,o,·as or a state se1li'.ltor that tnisht be . Still 'Go'-Ford T h ird Di s tri ct' Supervisor WASl-tl NG·roN (t\P) -Pr<'si· Ralph Diedrich and Fifth Dis-dent l·'ord says ·'the tin1(•tal:ll1.• trict Supe rvisor Thomas Riley \\.•ill be adhered to" for lt•a si ni; od have left no doubts uhout where exploration and devc lopn)cnt their fund rais ing activities are rights orr the California coast. aimed. Ford made his comments \\'ed· , Diedri<'h announced his_ pl!ins nesday in l'('Sponse to a question to run for re·elcction al a'$250-a· at a rneeting of tho ,.\1n e1i C'un ('0Uple dinner Feb. 12that was the Societ~r Nc"•spapcr EditOl'S. social·politicai successofthel)On·· He ·'ol.·ti1t asked, "ls it :;Lill your election year fund raislngseason. admirlislration's belief lhut lhese ~lore than 750 .persons, by far oi l r eserveS of r Southern lht.' most ever to attend a fund California must be tap1>Cd ~u.> s c o ~tor s, Ocm orra t s 1\lan C1·a11ston und John 'l'unnl~Y. c·r~iOSlun, Tunney und \';)rious (.'alifornia orfi(•ials objected to 1~~:.isi n~ thl' off:-1ho1·0 lund until th~ stutc to:.i st line plat) is cornpletcd. Citywide Unified .. 0-is·tnct· Studied raise-r fo r .a county officl&I, cording to the present Interior The president of the Hunt· Oockt'CI to the Disneyland Hotel Department tin1etable, and thut lngton Bea~h Union High Schoot cle-n1entary districts \lre prcpar.- ing Sl'pn r:.at c uu ifi('ation plans of tht>ir ov.•n. j'lld lhcy both Viould be expect ed to oppoi;e u clty"•idC un· ification move. to •·1·oast Ralph" on hi s and Lin· the delay would be harmful'.'" board may laupch> a petttlon t·oln 's birthday . F.ord said his admlnistrulion <hive tonight aimed at forming a That means more than $90,000, believes the Outer Continental oil ne\v school district within city less thecostofprime ribdinners, fields must be develope d off <ill .borders. ' \\·inc and entertainment, flowed co3sts. Ralph Bauer set·the 7 o'clock The Orange County Committee <ln Schoo l OistL·itl Organization h:is Ol'<ll'rL·<l .1ho1:1 c districts. as \\'C ll ~a s sc :'11 l\c(t 1:h a nd \Vcst1nln sll'I'. to ::;ubmit uniCica- tion pl ;.UIS of lh(•ir O\\'n \\'ilhin a into Diedrich·s campaign cof. •·1 get very l'onccrncd \\'h n I meeting al MaTin"a T:tigh School fers. see the dange rous trends of our "to sec how much interest there l\luch of it was paid simply for gr,n\'ing: depeiidence a nd \\'01·sen· is the deli ght of roasting Ralph. ing dependence on overs(' as ship· Il e add Pd , "If five people show n1a inl y.b.y tell ing him he is over· mcntt: of oil , "'hen at tht• suml' up, \\'c'll know· there is little in• \\'CCk . • \veight and a n a bra s i ve timel see someactlonsthatyou terest. 1r lOO ·&how up. maybe pe r s onality , qu ali ties th a t have indicated mi&hlbetakeoto lhcre is." · : If app1·oved later by both the Diedrich readily <1dmits lo even preclude the federil governmcn1 Rauer said h~.~alled the mE'et· comn1itlec and st ate Ro1.11·d of on days "'·hentil' is not his or Lin· from developing Outer Continen· ing. not a~ a high school official, Education. those plans <-·ould be coin ·s birthday. 1111 sour<'es of oil .·' Ford suid . hut :.is a private citi ze n interested pla(·ed hC'foro voters Nov. 4. the According to Riley's e)(ecutive The Pres ident referred to thl' in t.liscussing the matter. same d:.i y l"ountain Valley rc~i· aide Bob Nelson, the Fil'th Dis· threatened suit by IAos 1\ngclcs to In ttie mcantimo, hOY.'CVCr, Of· dents t·hosc \v hcthcr or not l.Q trict s upervisor will kick orr his· delay th e leasing: tin1(•tabl e, and ficials of both ttte· Huntington form a new unified district in first bid for election at a $56·a· the opposition or the s.late's.U.S. Beach City and Ocean Vi ew their cit y , ticket Western barbeque in early ;,--------------------------------------------~ June. Nelson said the comparatively low price is in tune with Riley 's intention to keep his .J976 cam· paign at the people rather than corporate level. · ''Supervisor s who charge $1,000 at fund raisers talk only to those persons who donate $1,000 and not to the people," Nelson declared. · Of the five supervisors, Ralph Clark or the Fourth District has the least pressing political pro· blem. He won a n easy primary clec· lion victory· last June and won't have to hit the campaign trail agai n until 1978. Yet, Clark admitted Monday, he has not ruled out the possibili- liy of holding fund raisers this year. .. It's muc h easier to raise money in off e lection years when there isn't as much competition for campaign dollars," Clark ex- plained. When· summed up, the non• $1,000·a·plate dinners, Ralph · roasts, $125 cocktail parties and w~stern bar.becues a~e designed to raise at least $300,000 for 'the supervisors in this, a non-eJectlon ·year. ' · But those who direct the fund r::iisers say these are hard times. They blame the difficult times on the recession, campaign dis- clpsure laws that remove the cloak on anonymity from heavy donors and the building industrY slump. Until recently, most prominent bui lders and developers bought fund raising tickets by the block -$1,000 a nd $2 ,000 at a crac k. They then di s bursed their poli tical investm ent out over their s ub·contractors, a practice that allowed the builders lo ap· .pear politically generous \l.'ithout spending too much of their o"'·n money. · But the construction slo"'·doY.'ll has put the skid s to that style of pyramid fu nd raising. Recess ion, disclosure laws and buildin g indu s try s lum p noty,·ith'standing. the race fo r campaign dolla rs continues as invitations to dinner s a nd cocktail parties continue to roll frorn the presses. l\l ean\vhile, two floors beneath the supe rviso rs' offices in the C'ounty Administration Building, the C'ounty counsel's staff con· • tinues to labor over campa ign re· ~ulations t hat have been stalled at the board or s upervisors ror three years. ThC' c urrent edition th e la'A·yl.'rs arc la borln·g over in· eludes spend ing limitations. ('ei l- in gs on the amOUnt individual donors muy give or lend to a cam. paign and a fair campaign prac· tic es committee. But as the lawyers go about their work, the beat goes on. Poll Calls Vote Split r\f.W YORK i!J P I) -If former C;1t1fo rn1u Gov. Rona ld Reagan ran on an independent presidenti al ti cket in 1976, he could Npoi l President f'o rd 's chances of winning, the f larris Poll reported today. A survey of 1,274 voters ncross the country shO\\'ed that if Rcugan ran on o cOf\SC r\'utive ti c ket , he could receive as much as 21 pc1·ccnt or the vote and thus split the Republi can vote bet\veen himself und the President . In another elect ion pair· Ing ln the survey. Ford tied Sen. Edmund ,_luskie <D· l\faine l. with 45 .. 15 percent, lofurris reported. I ' " Thi s Fr igidaire Heavy Du l y Wa s her can deli ver dependable . tr ouble·fr e e performa nce with its heavy duly motor and othe r com pone nt s used in Fr1g1daire Commercial Washers. You can was h permanen1 press. coltons. and heavy work clothes efficiently. or reduce wear on delicates with Normal and Gen!le Wash cycles. Th e matching Frigidaire Dryer lets you dry up to 18 pound s of laundry all at once. With th e turn of a d ial. mat ch the drying time to the type o l load, including perm anent press and knits. BIG FAMrL Y SIZE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR J~~i 0 " ONL y s399ts s399ts FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER Thi s s pace·saving Frigidaire Laundry Center combines a lamily·s ize washer and dryer Into a ~1ngle slim cabiner, Plugs 1n10 any separate 15 amp conventl9nal household ClrCUI t. LCT·l20 , ' \ I • Orange Coast EDIT I ON ' .__._. • 'l'oday·s C los ing N. V. S foeks VOL. 68 , NO. 107, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUN TY CA LIFORNIA TH U RS DAY. APRIL 17 , 1975 N TEN CENTS OC's Supervisors Begin Fi11ing War Chests Byc;\llV G Rl\NVl LLE Ol ll1t D<oUr P!lolSLilll The o.pening Sa lvos in next year's polilicul wurs \l.'On'l be fired until next M ureh when the eundidatc:; file .their nominalion J)UJ>t..'rs. · But. aftt.'r as sessing: \\'here they arc nnd \\'here they \\'ant to ~o. Oruni,:e Count y 's fiVL' .supervisors l.llrc;.idy 11<1\'C startct.J filling-their 1>uliti ica l \\'ar chests for, "campaign 1976," and cam· pu.Jgns '72, '74 and '78. For example, Second District Supervisor Laurence Schmit's fi scal sights ure set on hi s win- ning 1974 campaign. !'I.lore precisely . Schmit ad- mitted Tuesday. he is eyeing the $146.197 debt hi!'i campaign com- . miltce s till owes after helping him land a ,four-ycur c-ounty s upervh;or's job lhll t pays $26,400 ' a year. Schmit reportedly \\'ill begin whacking a"·ay a t the huge cam· paign debt with a $1,000-a-platc dinner in Seal Beach sometime next month. . llow e v er. th e fres hm a n s upcr\'isor refu sed Tuesday to admit that such a £und raiser is being planned. "We ure thinking •.,1bout the debt and about holding some • fund raisers, but \\'C haven't lie· C'ided on anything definite," Schmit S;a id. While the supervi.sor ~'as un· certain about hi s plans . Cindy at lhe Old Ra nch Country Club in Seal Beach was not. Aecordin~ to Cindy, the club is holding u ~·l uy 14 private dinner party reservation in Schmit 's name for bc t\Vl'Cn 35 <.1nd 50 persons. It Schmit is confused t1 bout lh(' time and place for his non· SI .000· a -plate dinne r , he has something in common with some of those \11ho have been invited to f<'irst District Super\'isor Robert But · tin's $125-u·licket cocktail party at the llungry 'figCr in Costu l\lesa next "'eek. According: to campnign finance s t atement s t iled v•ith the Registrar of Voters, Duttin still o~·es S30,000 oh his su«<:cssful 197 2 c~•m Jl ~1i g n ror ('Olln t y i.upl·1·vi sor . Ill· ~ll so Q\\'(•s a :.111 :jll ;.11nuunt (Ill his Ull SU('('l'SS ful l!J7·1 bid LO hct·omc California 's lil·Utcnunl i;o<'e rnor. ·ro ;uld to the uncc1tainty o( thl' l'Ot.:kl;.i il p;;irt y flmd raiser, l1u ttin has let it be knO\\'O that he p!LJ ns to r un for state Sl'nator tSl•t• l ' 1\ i\l I' 1\ I G '.\', l"ag:e A2) 0 ·tans eer e s -~* •• It's a Ce11tipede Tom Van Sant of NC\\·port Beach fli es his 150-foot cen· tipede kite \V ith 20 paintccl c ircles and poles for legs on the Newport beachfront. Van Sant, who made the kite h imse lf, also die! the stulptures on the I rvine buildings at Fas hion Island. Coast Soaked ·Again; Power Lost in CdM L\ fre:.1 k rainstor1n, droppinJ,( hail in s ome areas, pelted th e Orange CQast again \Vedn esday night and early today, und caused a po\\•e r blackout in Corona de! l\lal'. \\'eather offil·ials prcdil'll'<i that the shower s \\'ill clear late today ,,·ith the .Friday forecust being for fair s kies. 'fhe latl'·Sl'uson storm u.lso boosted the Sl•a so n's t otals bevond l a s t vcar's r ainfal l fig.ures and c.iused some dif· fil·ulties for fa r n1crs pi cking strawb{'rri e s a nd plantin g ton1utoes and chili peppers. or~n:·a -~: .. s• Wr11•he r An I r v ine Company spokesman said that both the berry picking and the planting of the veg etabl('S arc being de- lavcd. The r ain s torm has s pread along the Orange Coast, drop- ping .39 inl'hcs in l·luntington Bc<.1ch the las t l\VO days and .34 in ehcs in San Clement1 he last 24 hours. J·lail ,~·a s r e ported th in Laguna Beach and in the hills above Ne,vport Beach. \\'here f lood \\'Utcrs ca used a power blackoul.;.1t 6 : 30 p.m . Thursday. Southern Ca li fornia Edison Con1pa11.v officials reported th a t \1«1ler fl ooded into an under · !:round \"ault and a splice failed to hold. l'aus in g a J)O\\'er loss to ·1.500 ('uston,ers in the San J oa- quin Jlllls Road, Spyglass llill ;.1rea a nd homes dov.·n to Pacific. Coast l·ligh\,·ay and including the Cumeo llig hlands and Ca meo· Shores developments. J\lost customers had po\\'CI' restored in an hour, but those in the Spyglass llill a1·ea \\'e re (See Rt\IN, P agcA2) 12 Flee As Boat Capsizes, The 84-foot fishing vessel Don Juan out of San Pedro sank today about three miles off Newport Pier in Newport Beach "'ilh all 12 crewmen escaping safely, rescue officials repoitt.>d. Orange County llarlx>r Patrol spokesmen s<.1id the commercial bout appurcntly su.nk rap!dly al 10 :50 a.n1 . Cre\\·men \\·ere pi cked up by unoth{'r commerl·ial fis- her , the Sl'i.l Jl a ker. Don Juu.n \\"as a purse seiner· type fis hing vessel. As the <jis · tress s ignal \\•ent out, Orange County 1-l arbor Department rescue vessel:;, the U.S. Coast Guard's Point Di\'ide out of Newport Harbor and the Newport Beach Police helicopter converged on lh('~scene. Whe9 -~m ttst"Ue"" mwd , on1 the bow of the Don Juan \\•us visi-· bJe above \\'atru·. RestuC'rs said it is beli e,·ed that a load or fis h shifted in U1e Don Jui.In and caused bo tt om damage. Ne\\'port Beath l\1a4inc Safety Director Rober.( Reed \vatched th e entire episode through binoculars at his lifeguard head- quarters. lie said the rescue fis . her Sea Raker 1i4·as a longside Don Juan the entire time. "The boc1t capsized nnd \\'enl do"·n in about fi\'c n1inutes ," Recd said. I\e\\'port Beach dory skipper Doug Beck s pent nearly t\\'O hours fi s hing nea r the Don Juun. ·'All of a s udd£'n I heard more noise aboard than usuul ," lleck J'{'count<'d. "She sank and the c re \\•men jus t \\·alked off into the net skiff. They \\•ere \\'Ct bltt un·· harmct:t \\'hen Sea Raker picked them up.·· DOW RESISIS PROFIT TAKING NEW YORK CU P!) -The stock market, despite a late sur. ge of profit tak ing, closed highE:r for the eighth t'onseculi ve sess ion today in heavy trading on the Ne\v ''ork Stock Exchange. The DO\\" J ones industrial average?. up a ro und 13 points earli er , added 3.75 points to 819.46. f\dva nces led declines by about a nine-to-fiv e marg in (Tables. 87). 'J'urnover totale d 32 ,650,000 shares. Prices also "'e re hi gher in heavy trading on the American StO<'k Exl·hange. Offsliore Drilli11g .-- Weeps for Father UPI Tt ltpftoto Little De bbie l\1 ellon c1ies s ilent!)· 011 the flag presented to he r m othe r in Dallas uftcr the fun e ral of her f<.ithcr. Ca pt. Edgar Melton, \vho died 1\pri l 4 11ear Saigon '''hen hi !':i p l<.inc crashecl \v hil c t aking tJa rt i11 Operation B;by liFt. No Temblors-Just Military Training :\ spatl' of "audible earth· quukes'' \\'hi c h roc ked th e Oru.nge Coast tod ay a nd \l/ednl'S· day \\';:J S blamed on mi litary operutions amplified by fre ak v.•euther conditions. Costa l\'lesa Police said u.ppro:o. imately 100 calls \\'ere 1·ct·ci\"('cl concerning the booms. I .a~una Beach police recl'i\'cd n1orc ih;u1 30 call s and had a re po rt of b r oken :1ntiq ucs. ,..\nothl·1· Laguna Real'h l'esidcnt C'luitnl·d a house \\·indO\\. ,,·us Cl'al·kcd rro1n the booms. Jn San Cl e ml~nte . n1ore than 21) people c;.11lcd in to re 1x.irt lhc boon1s. polices<Ji d. U.S. Navy official s in San Diego explained fh l:ll the routinl' aircraft training 60 miles off the coastline '''a s under \\·ay ancl son1 e operation s in\·oJ,·ed s upcraonic flight. r\lso. some naval units \\'l'l'C r·c·· ported to be e nga ging in ~unnel'y ~ practice off San Clemente !s lant! ;.ind l\':.1vy jets v.·ere 1·cportcd fi r· ing m issiles off San l\li gul•I lsl;.ind 1\ IO\\" hca,·v cloud la\'CI' \\·:1s blan1cd for tfappin~ tlic so1111· ru1nbles sendin g thc n1 1·olling lO\\'ard the mainland. 1'hc booms could be hcai·d fro111 Bakcl'sfield to th(· south po rt ion of J.os ,\ni;:clt.•S. In <lddition. C';unp (>l'ndlcton au lhoritil'S rcportl·d toda~· thut 11orn1 ;.tl t1·;.1i11in g at the h:tsl' in- \'Ol\'l'd firing of t:tnk and n1ediun1. artilll·ry in thl· "boondocks" of the hase bet \\'et'n San Cle111l'll\l' u.nd Oceanside. No Blood Shed Yet In Si,ege By The Associated Press \Vith ,,.,,hite fla gs aflutter and thousands of residents cheering the vi ctors , Phnom Penh surren· de r ed to ihe Communist -led Khmer Rouge ins urgents today aftC'r a 3~:.:-month siege. The capit ulation ended five Yea rs of v.·ar th at dcv;.istu.ted Cambodia, caused uncounted casuu.ltics <ind dis ruptl..'d the livc5 of seven million peopl e. Jn Pal'is . a member of Cun1· bodia's revolutionary politburo, Chau Seng, suid thut in some cases there \viii be trials in the Cambodia n capital but "\\'C ,,·ill judge in a humane \va y. You',·u seen that there is no bloodbath in Phnom Penh." Seng said the ne\v Phnom Penh government \\'Ould be neutrul ~ a nd nonaligned. but ''vi gi\::ant" in Its attitude to\\·urd the L·nitcd States. There \Vere unconrirmcd r·e- po11s thut Pre n1 icr Long .,.,..:!..._ ned in a helieopter. In Jl;.i nj?kok, Th~ti land . 1nilit:1ry sourl·es said 1..onc Bo rel fie\\' fro1n JJhn om Penh to Koin po ng Chhn;:in g north or the C;.11nbodi an cupital ubout ~ p.n1 .. but his present lo<.0<.1tion \\·as nol kn0\\'11. In Saigon. the n1ilitary <'Om · mand said fighting tapered on across Sou th Vi e tnam. \Vith thf s itua ti on al Xuan Loe . the besieged provincial ca pitul ti( mi les northeas t of Sai go n, "quiet." \\'bile flags :lnd banners of sOr· render· fluttered from C\"<'l'Y bul lding and shop in dov.·ntO\\'O Phnom Penh ·to v.·e leon1c th~ bh1ck -uniformed Khmer RQug1:1 force s. Rebel troops hugged C;;in1bodian .army soldiers und took· them abo<i rd their armo1·ed }X'rsonnel cu.rriers for a victory p;1radc a long th{' \\·atc1f ront. Govcrnn1enl gunboat~ :-;tl'<tmcd up u.nd d 0\\'11 tht! !\Ickong and l 'onl e S;tp rivers on the (•asl side of Phnon1 Penh , hoisting ,,·bite fl<i gs and banners. "The \\'hite fla g rnc ans l'l..'aSl'· fire." an officer s aid. adding thul display of surren<le1· fl ags hat: been ordered bv the Ca1nbodia11 nulitury C'omm;~nd . Lnarmed s o ld icrs i 11 a11 arn1 orecl per sonnel C<.trric r dr·o\·Q o.d o nJ? a boulevurd s houting .. l"\r;.1 \'O.. and "JJeaCl'... Son1t: :.hooting \\'as hl•ard. hut it l«Hllt t'rotn othe r Khn1l•r llou gt.! sold iers fil'ing jubil;111tly into the ;,1ir as they !llO\'ed atnoni,: cl'O\\d.~ of \\'l'icon1 in g l'i l izcns. The Orange Coast \\'ill iict a chance to dry out l''ri - duy. accordin g to the \\'Cathe r ser\'ice. Fair a nd , \\·arme r is the \vay it's he· ing culled,\\ ith local gusty ,,·ind~. l'lighs in the 60s. Chante of rni11 dccr(•asing 10 ll•ss th a n 10 percent tonill hl . I NSIDE TODi\ Y The ca'use of t/1c Jo11. 2 f'/ane crash uiflicll took the live~ of Ba lboa n1 i/lionair1~ LeRoy Per1ha /I, liis wife and 'three olhers may 11ever be un· t'Ovl'red. Sec Page 88. Oil 'Timetable' Told .. .. --........... ~ :!'.~:::::::::: :-: 1 I Index ) WASHINGTON (AP) -Prcsi · dent Ford says "the timetable \\'ill be adhered to" for leasing oil exploration and dev,elopmenl.. rights off the California coast. Ford masSe his comments Wed- nesday In response to a question <.it a meeting of the A1nericrin Societ~· of Ne"'Spape r Editors. Jle "'as asked. "ls it sttll your <Jdministration~s belier that these oi l re ser\'es o tf Southern Californt:r rr.t:3l be tapped :Jc· cording to the present Interior Department timetable. and that the delay would be harmrut?" Ford said his administration believes the Outer Continental oil fi elds must be developed of( all coasts . "I get very concerned \\'hen I see the dangerous trends of our growing dependence and \vorsen· Ing dependence on overseas ship· ments of oil. \vllen at the same tirhe l ~cc some ~ctions th ttt you have indicated n1igbt be laJcea ro pretlude the federal gOvemment from de\'eloping o ·uter Continen· tal soor~es or oU . '' F<:>rd 11!d. The Pres ident rcrC'rred 10 the threo1tcncd suil by Los ,\naelei to delaY the leasing ttinetable, and the oppasltloh or tht·Slatt'S U.S. se nators, Democrats ,\Ian . \ I Crunston and John ·runney. Cranston. T nney a --- California offi ·a ls jccte";'~:'.~+-.:;~ leasin g the off s h · land until the stall' coast line pl;. 's l'Ompleted. Environmcnl11lists \ tillt a more det:ii led cnv ironnientul plan to ensu1·e tha t tht! s tult.!'s bcachl·s il.od ,AAl!._J\!e, '.)'Oil 't he ~ndanct•rcd bj (riU j_vp De''' offshorC' dtillln(l. FoM-~old he gels con<'crncd . · ''h'-'" l S«'i! other a<'t1on of in· dividuuls. QI' group~. or un its or governmeqt t1·yihg,to slo\\' do\\'ll ai\d in some in slunces, sto1> the .~fs~~,l~~~~:,~~ p\~~lt~.~uction ' '.'!' .,. 9,.1,.$,0•••m-•: 'i////h_ COl'ltrel~ .~ COl'l'IMwftlst Controllff .. UP! NtW\...VO COMMUNISTS NOW DOMINATE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA Map,Showa Red Control Alter Fe ll of Cambodia • • ,,_ N Fro• P age AJ CAMPAIGN next year. Th.e rerorc, those who bend elboWa a~ the Hungry Tiger won 't know for certa in if they're con · tributing lo ;.1 county supervisctr that is, a li <.'ut('ni.\nl go\'ernorthut ne\'Cf was or a state sen;.1tor th~l mig ht be .. . Third .Dis tri c t Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and F'ifth Dis· ll'ict Supervisor 'fhomas Riley have left no doubts about \\'here their fund ralslnG activities ilre aimed. Diedrich iii'lnounced his pla ns to run for rc-eleetion at a S250·a-- couple dinner Feb. 12 lhal was the social-politicai success of the non- ~ection year fund raising season. 1i1orc than 750 persons, by f ar the most ever to attend a fund raiser for a county officia l, fl ocked to the Disncxland Hotel to ··roast Ra lph " on hi s a nd Lin- coln's birthday. Thal means more than $90,000, less the cost of prime ribdinn~s. wine and entertainment, flow fd into Diedric h's campaign cof- fers .. f\1uc h or it v.·35 paid simply for the delight of ro<1sting Ralph, mainly by telling him he is over- weight and a n abra s ive personality. qu a l ities that Diedrich r eadily admits lo even on days when il is not his or Lin- coln's birthduy. According to Rilcy"s executive aide Bob Nelson , the Fifth Dis- trict s upervisor will kick off his first bid for e lection at a $.50·a- ticket western barbcque in early J une . Nelson sJid the comparatively low price is in tune "'ith Riley 's intention to keep his 1976 cam- paign ill the people rather than corporate level. ··supervis ors who c harge SJ.000 at fund r ais ers talk only to those persons who donate Sl .000 and not to the people," !"el son declared. Of the five supervisors, Ralph Clark of the Fourth District has the least pressing political pro- blem. lie won an eas.y primary elec- ·tion victory last June and u·on'l have lo hit the campaign trail again until 1978. 'i'et, Clark admitted !\fonday, he has not ruled out the possibili· ty of holding rund raisers this year. ''It's much · easier to raise money in off election years when t here isn't as muc h competition -for campaign dollars," Clark ex- plained. When .summed up, the non• $1 ,000-a ~J at e dinne rs ,_ Ralph roasts, -1'25 cocktail parties and western barbecues ~re designed to raise at least $300,000 for the supervisors in this, a non-e lection_ ;rear. · But those "·ho dir"ed. the fund r aisers say these are hard times. They bla me the difficult times on the recession, campaign di s; c losure lav.•s that remove the c loak on a nonymity from heavy donors and the building industry slump. Until recently. most prominent builders and developers bought f und r a is in g tickets by the blotk-il ,000 a nd $2,000. al a crack. They the n d isbursed the ir political investment out over t heir s ub-contractors, a practice that a llo"•ed the bui ld ers to ~dp pear politicall y gene rous v.·ithout .,ending too muc h or their O'-''n money. But the construction slo\\'·down . has put the skids to that style of pyramid fund rais ing. Recession , disclosure la\\'S and bu i ldin g indu s try s lump notwithst:.inding , the r ace for l'ampaign dollars continues as i n\·itation s t o dinne r s and l'ocktai\ parties continue to r oll from the presses. Ferr y Ha rns Dock SAN FRANC ISCO (UPll -- The fe rry boat Golden Gate r am.m ed :.i dock \Vednesday, tearing a three-fool hole in its b o\v a n d in ju ring t \\'O p<.1 ssengers. ORANGE COAST • DAILY PILOT ll'ltO.~ Co.lo~! Dtll¥ Pilol ...... h ..... <1'1._<_ -·ht~w~ Pl'tH.l\9'1Dll~hlMD< C.0.011 P\IOl11ffo"9 (""""''~• !ko#at".0'1-~ .. e .... bl.-""""°'' ,.,,...,q11 "'""'' IOI" co. .. -w, Nl"wPot! &-.ttn. Hu..,l"GIO<I 11r..:n1Fo....,. !••ft V•ll••, l• .. ~u, \.o<l<lleD•<• V•''"• •ft<I U9u ........ h1~..tll (O••I. 1' \U'IQlt tf<p-1 1'<111-1• publ•1hed ~.,, .. .,.y, -S....0.n. , ... priMlp.ol ""'"'"''"" pl•"' I• •I JOO WU! ~' ~rtd. C..•• Me w. C•Ulotn•t 9;1~B. Roberl N . Weed Ptt\O(ltnl '"° Pul>l•-t Jack R. Curley "Vt<r Pt<.,<knl •"" C...n~••l ""'""QI!"' ' l homas A. Murphine Charle!. H . Loos Richard P, Nall "'ll>l•nl ,..,.,..,,..., [O•!OI> Newport Beach Olfic• llU ~F•fl><lfl """lfWMd llUllll'IQ llOl!rtn P 0 6cr• Ill~. tlt6l Telephone (7141 '42-4:121 Cla1s1tied AdvertlsinQ '42·S611 C•ll,tl9IU, 1tll O•f<•Q• Co•'I Pwhl••hlnQ "'"'P•ftY, Ill• "t•\ •IO• of"•. •"U>U •!•Oft>. ••<l•!D• ••I "'"lltr tr •d •Ul"omt nh .,.,.,n "'"' a~ rtll••dv(• U .00 _ .. _ ( " '• . AT&T STOCKHOLDER QUERIES CHAIR-BY PHONE Thousa nds Attend Annual Meeting In Anaheim Meeti11g i11 A 11aJ1e iu1 AT&T Trust Claim Hit by Stockholders The millions of persons \\'ho 0\1:n AT&T hav~ \'Otcd by :.i 30-to·l m argin to back the fir.m ·s executives a gains t the U.S. Justice De partment's demand . that the huge corporation split itself up into competing com · panics. !\lore th a n 5,000 of the th rt'c million AT&T sh areholders at· tt'nded the telt'p hon·c giant ·s :.in· nua l m eet in g \\'cdnesday in Anaheim. Th e stockhold l'rs, i:ctting one ballot per sha re held. \·otcd against a proposa.I to accede to the rede.r_al demand and save th e legal coSt. of a lengthy and ex· pensive court battle. F rom Page-A l RAIN. •• without powe r u"rll il 1 :48 this morning. There \\·as a heavy fall inland. too, for the county fire men at the fire station in T rabuco Ca nyo n reported .42 inches of rain in the last \\\"O days for <1 !-;eason total of 17 .7 inc hes, more than \\\'O inches more than lasl season·s total of 15.5 inches. Al the El Toro fire station. 58 in t hes \v;;as recorded in the !<.i sl t"·o days. In L<1g un a Beach .. 38 inthcs v.'as recorded in 24 hours \\"ilh the season total no\v at 13 inches. compared ""it h la st season's totul of9.7inches. 6 Yachts Vie Ii i Sa1i Lucas Race Friday ~ix y~ehls arc scheduled to scl sail Friday at noon in Newport Harbor Yacht Club's a nnual 720-mile Caba San Lucas race .. The scratch bo<.i t a nd favorite for first to finish is John Scripps· 7~·foot ketch l\lira mar from San Di ego Yacht Club. Othe rs in the race are;: -Dorothy 0, 57-foot sloop, Bob Beauchamp, N~f YC. -Pericus. 47-foot ketch, J ohn Williamson, Lahaina YC . -Ragdoll. 43·fool sloop J ohn Hall, NIIYC. ' -Ari a na , 39·f oot s loo p Georege Thorson, L;\ YC. ' -Shearwater, 36·foot sloo p, \Valter AndrC\\'S. SF'YC. The vote, mostly by proxy, \\·as 3i6.J million to 12.2 million. The Justice Department 's an· t itrus t a c tio n d emands that ,\T&T divest itself of its Western Electric s ubs idiary, \\"hi c h manuftictures most of the equip· n1ent it buys. .. \\'hen the <1nlitrust s ui t "·as ;1nnounccd. \\"C made it clear from the outset that \\"C \\·ou\d fig ht it ,'' Chuirman of the Board .John !). dcButt s t o ld ::.tot·kholdt•rs. ""\\'l' ha\·e broken no la\\"S. \\'e h a,·e not cons pir e d to 1no11opolize. But more fundamen· t ~•lly, \\·c ·saj~ \\"C "·ould fight the .Justi ce ' De pa r tment 's action bcc<iuse, should it succeed, it \\Ou ld hurt the public." .-\s an example, sharehold ers \\t're shO\\·n· a 10·minute film Of the fire that destroyed a major phone S\\'itching center in Ne\v York City F eb. 27, knocking out service to 170,000 phones. DeButts said that, ordinarily, replaci ng such a n installation \1·ould ha\·e taken six months. but the job wHs done in six \\'eeks, and, .. it could not have been ac· l"Omplis hed \\·ere the Bell System not organized as it is.'' Male Nurse Indic ted In S layi n g l\l ale nu1·se rJaniel Garbis Rcdelian \Va s indic·tcd today by the Orange Co unty firand .Ju ry on rnurdcr charges filed after he a.llcgedly beat soei;.11itc Nancy ~ ul ler 1\t\\'atet tJf NC\\"!)Orl lk·;1l'h to<le~1th last Feb. 5. Cluef DC'puty District ,\ttorney .J~mcs Enright said Be<lelian, 40, ol _C.lc1u.Julc \viii he arraigned Friday before Superior Court Judge .r:vc rttt \V. Dickey. Th e I~eh <inesc immigrant iS held in county jail with.bail set at SI 00, 000. The indictm ent issued today <'nds l larbor Judicial Di strict Court <i.ction against Bedelia n. I le h<1d been ordered to appear there l\fay 12 for a preliminary hl·aring. It \V;_is ;d lcgcd \\"hen Bcdclian \\as ;.1 rrested that he killed l\lrs . 1\l\\'alcr in the Cameo Shores home ~he s ha red wit)l her in valid hus b<ind . \\'rigley gum scion A. (;.Cox ,\twatcr , 61. Police a ll ege Bedelian then drove her body lo a Paramount junkyard \v he re he rammed it in· side un oil drum a nd then packed the cont<iincr with wet cement. Firebird 43 Sloop First in Guadalupe ~i rebird, a Columbia 13 sloop· ~kippered by Boh Longpre of th e . !South Shore Sailing Club today, was the first boat to fini sh th e Ralboa ·rachl Club's GOO-mile Gu ~dalupc Island race. f<our uthrr boats had fini shed by II ;1.111 and the raC'e rommil· tee. saul there \\'l'rC' no olhers in sight. .\Jost of lht· doi en sturter~ drc expeetcfi to li e finis hed before n 1 g ht f ;1 t I. •. 1\s first to fird~h . nt 3:56 :i.m., f' 1rc~1rd lS l hl' \\·111ncr of the En · dym1 on trophy. hut fail<.'cl to ~ave her tim(' for handu·ap honors in L~c. l_ntt:rn;.1!10Aal (JJ'l shnr(• Rull~ d1 v1s1on . Thi.> IOR corr(·C'fetl lime \\•inne r was Ralph fl.1 ~ck 's Ericson 37 ' \Vildfirc from B'i'C. b<'nting f<'irebird 1s corrected time by about one half hour to pick up the Vil an Couch m e morial trophy. Ed Carpcnter·s New Zealand 47 sloop l\'tat<1ngi finished at 8:45 CJ .m. to hctorn(' the \\·inner of the Dai ly Pilot perpetual ror the !'iccond ~traighl year. The Daily 11.ilot troph:r is fo.-the handicap \\1 11ne r in the Pc rfo1·1nance 11.:in· llic~1µ Ra cini! f'lee1. i\t tlt::1n~i also \\"in s fh(' founders trophy, de· dic:11ed thi s rear hY .st,1rf t•o m· n1C.Ki!ll.l' (;l'OfJ.!,e J~l oedinghnus for th(' f1r!">t Pl l R ~ ya<· ht tnfin1s h. Orlll'I' or fini s h hy 11 a.m. l-"'i1·ebird. 3:56 u.ttt .; l\la tangi , 8:45 ; ConC'tlbi ne . 9:45: Swift , 9:53; Wildfirc, 10 ;078. I Smog.Dev ices NOx Rebate Smoking Blamed • Plan Proposed For Fite A huuso in county ter1·itory bt•tween Ne\vport Beach and Costu f\l(>sa \\'as b1.1dly damaged by fire tod.-y. SAC HAM ENT O <AP) --Two stale legislators unveiled lcgish1- tion today to rei mburse <.in estimated 1.3 million California motorists who h1:1ve already in· stalled u eo ntroversial smog de- vi ce on their ca.rs. D<.'mocrutic ·A ssembly m an Terry Goggin and Seo. Ome r Rains said auto manufacturers . would pick up cost or paying back the motorists orde red by law tn inst all t he devices on 1966·70 cars. Al most , the a utomobile in· dustry ·\voulrl h11\·e to pay $75 million in th(' form Of ~I fi ve.year 4.5 percent net income Lax that Goggi n sa id cO Llld not be transfe rred into the cost of n('\V ("ars. Ra ins, ;1 Ventura lawmaker, is thL'-au1hor of re lated legislation affecting the so·callcd .. NOx de· vices'' now on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's desk. Rains' bill "'·ould repeal a man- datory program requiring that the devices be installed on 1966·70 l'ar.s in six Southern Ca lifornia counties under a li cense plate digit-b;.1 sl~d syste m . Go~gi n <1u oted stal<' Air Resources lloard estlntall!S that unothcr two 1nllllon Californians need to install the d evices, v.•hieh control oxides or nitrogen output, if the llains bi ll is not signed into la\V. Asked ir he.· hacJ. ony indication of whether Brown would sign his bill, R8inssnid : "I amconvinCad the governor hus ytl lo make a commitment one Way or the Olher." Goggin said the new legislation he is proposing "removes . the hardship ulready caused by the NOx r etrorit program for the \\'Orking men nnd "·omen a nd re· tired perspns or the state who have already complier,! with the la\v." Gogg in was asked v.·hy he w<1s intr·oducing the b,j ll now when he had no WilY 0£ knowing whether B1·own would uetually sign the Rains repeafbill. Goggin said an Assem bly bil l deadline reql,lired introduction now. ~ .i\1eanwhlle, Brown has been tnld by his top environmental ad· \"11'l't' lhal the NOx anlismog dc- ,·ice pro~1·n 1n for older Southern Californi :.i l'ars n1av IJo unen· forceal>h.'. it \\'as re1>0rted today. County Fire Depurtmcnl Cupt, Bruce Turbeville said the house, at 2303 Falrhill Drive ncol\" Uppe r NC..\\'l)ol'l ll ay suslni ned un t'stimutcd $35,000 in darnages. A bou l 2S fir e me n £ro1n Neweort Beach Hnd the county depHrtment battled the 5 a.m. fi re which sta rted in the garage. .. lt <1ppcars somcbo(l y left a burning c igarette on c.1 mattres~ out there and tha t's what cu used the flan1cs." 'furl>cville said. ''Th e g ar age \\·as t o t a l!. t.ll•stroyl•tl <Jnd the roof O\"Cr n1ost of the huuse is gonl'. ·· \\'all"r f1·om fi re hoses flooded the attic and did addilionul damag e t o insid·e wa lls , Turbeville added. · The only occupant of the home O\Vncd by Gladys \Va lson, \\";u; her 28-)•car·old son, Gunnac. •le' \vas not in jured in the blaze, f1 rt'llll.'H suid. This Frigidaire Heavy Duty W ashe r can deli ver dependable . tr ou ble·free pe rfo rmance wit h Its heavy duty motor and o the r components u sed In Frigidaire Comme rcial Washers. You can was h permanent press. cations. and heavy work c lothes efficiently, or reduce wear on delicates with Normal and Gentle Wash cycles. The matching Frig idaire Dryer lets you dry up to 18 p0unds of laur\dr'y all at once. With the turn o f a dial. match the drying lime to the type of load. incl uding permanent press and knits. s399•s FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER BIG FAMILY SIZE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Thi s s p ace·savi ng Frigidaire Laundry Center combines a family·s1ze washer and dryer in to a single slim cabiner. Plugs into any separate 15 amp conventional household circuit. J~~:o" OML Y s399ts LCT0 120 • f I • I v 4 Y• fi <• p. 1 ' l I I ' ' 1, ul II ( ' . - Tax Brea~ Child.care Deduction Set By SYLVIA PORTER (Third In a Stnt'll J In 1974 Roy and Anrue both worked and eurned u com baned adjusted gross incom e or S2G 400 They pald $400 a month (54 800 a yl'ur) Loa duyt1mc housekeeper lo ht!lp care for lhe1r two children ageM6 und 9-an essential expense 1f both were to hold down full time out:sidt' Jobs But 1i 1nc e t hey ea r n e d more 1 h .111 $18 000-the legal htn1t of what they could earn und still be ell g1bll! for the full $4 800 deduction for child care und de pendent cure ux penses-thclr deduction was slashed to,, n1e1 e $600 Mon~'s Worth Switch now to 1.976 Roy and Annie s co mbined adjusted gross 1ncon1 c h 1s t hmbed lo S30 000 They re still paying $400 a m onlh for part lime child care But under the new 1975 tax lay, they now< hum the full $4,800 deduc tion This legislation will l>e of tremendous help to working couples 1n the middle income br uckets supportln1 either young chil dren or u d1su bled dependent Under 11 as or 1976 }our combined in comes c<.1n h1l $35 000 and you s tall will bt <iblc to take a S4 800 deduct10/\ for expenses incurred In the care of a ch.lid under 15 or a dis abled depend ent Only after you reach the $35 000 level will each $2 of add1t1onal 1ncon1c cost you $1 of deduction Your deduction \\on l phase out entirely until your com· b1ned incomes reach .. high middle in come level or $44 600 Below <ire key f l{{S I ve dug out Of a privately Cll"CU)al cd Prentice Hall ncY.slctterto help answer your questions Q I s this really so sign1/1cant a deduchon' A Yes' This 1s a whopping S4 800 u }ear deduction available to m 1llions or Y.ork1ng parents v.1th up to $35 000 u year 1n combined adjusted g1oss income In Prenti ce Hall s words It s far and av.<iy the bi ggest s1nglc deduct1on It s a sure bet to s pur spl!nd1ng on big ticket items r anging from a car to a house Wh at s more 1t will come into effect after this year s one shot tax cuts r ebates and credits are slated to expire To l:lJVe you a perspective on a S4 800 deduction average deductions for interest range from SI 097 1n the $15 000 /$20 000 bracket to $1 686 1n the SJO 000/$50 000 bracket contr1but1ons go from $424 tn the S15 000 /$20 000 range to $1 O:U 1n the S30 000/SSO 000 category , and average deductions for t axes range from $1 404 to $2 983 Q Wliat about Ille divorced or widowed parent" A Of course 1t <.ipph es to these parents too Finally a deep discr1m 1nat1on 1n the tax lav.s against the working rilother \\hlCh I pt'rson<i ll} hu\e fought for years IS being corrected Q Are lhere ar1y ollzer c/Janges 1n fhe dependent care deduc tion than tile boost in ll1e income /1m1tat1011" A No All the other quahf1cat1ons and hm1ts still apply The $1 for $2 phaseout remains and wipes out the deduction at $44 600 Q Does llze person lured llaue to spend Juli tir11 e canng for the depende11l , A No A cook or part lime helper -whose presence 1n the house allows both parents to Y.Ork -can also win these parents a deduction Q Are you pern11tted to pay your niotlier -or s1.ster -os o baby S'l!ll!'r' I\ No fhc l a\v sa~s that you cannot get a child care {l(' du ct1on for wages paid to an} relat1\ e "ho can be claimed as~ dependent That means al l rclat1\ es except cousu1s Q Any other ma1or gindes ' A Yes Under another p1ov1:s1on 1n the law, you can get an extra 20 pe rcent credit for salaries or new employes v.ho o,i,ere on t he v. elf are roll s at least 90 days before being hired So since you re allov.ed deductions for 1n home child care \\hy not h11e a quahf1ed v.orker under the welfare 1n cent1ve progra m (WIN ) and get not only your child care de duct1on but alio a 20 percent credit for the salary you pay your employe 1 Caution 1n this type-of em ployment ) ou r credit oonnot exceed $1 ,000 a year MARKET HIGHLIGHTS INDEXES NYSE Index AS E Index Dow Jones Ind S& P 500Stocks New York IUPI I -The lollow nt;I I •1 •l'IClws IM •IO<IO lhil hdve II" ne'lock E•c1Wnl1f 46 20 8380 819 46 87 .25 up up up up 0 36 069 3 75 0.65 /\Pill York 15 /tlosf A .. 11 .,,. 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Mtcl\lw ''° • " 11\o t Vil ,. .s A ·~ 10 ,. ) t E.llSIGMI'!\ I .... lfUl •I~ HQwaraJ 20\l J•l lt\lt.,. \o'I M l.I COfp S ) JM+Mt tt.S OM l'lO 1 IJ l*t '°' IEfUVlh l \'11 8 21 121'1 •"" Hawml(P I 6 110 ltlll+• Nlet si.. •14 6&1 1•\ot -"' PSE&Gl,12 • 11~ I) t .... WAS91NGTON (AP) -In itial claims (or unemploym~nt insurance totaled .\S4 300 1n the we6k ending 1\pril 5 an increase of 23 700 over lhe pre vious week, the Labor Oepar\Ulent repc>rted Tbur!doy. • ' ' J • • • • • • • • • ' t ' • l ! ' • l ' • • • • • I • • • • • l • \ B• DAIL v PILOT Thursday, April 17, 1975 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi 4 ·17 c ......... ~ •. •·--.'-,.,. ........ ,.... ....... ... "i don't know Why they're here-unless beip.g a male chauvinist has become illegal." Prober Puzzled · Penhall Crash Still Mystery IJ y 1111.ARY Kt\\' 1-: Ol l"-0..11~ Pilol St.ott ,\ fedl·r<.11 1nvcs1igator says he may never be ;.iblc to find thl· t•.:1us l' or the Jan. 2 plane crash in l\larnmoth th<ll tuok the:_ li \·es of Balboa multi- 1nillion<1irl' l~C'llHy £'l'nhall. 4·1. his \\"ife. Bonnie, '15, a nd thrct.• p ;.iss(·n ~C'r~. John S:.ih:dd:.i . :.111 111Vl'Sl1 g ator for the !'\ational Transport:.ition S;.if('ty Boartl. said \V · · • more than thrc<.· 1non1hs of probes turned up nothing to ind icatc !he s m:d l pl.inc expe rienced any n1echunit·<1 I di fficulti1,_•s. SllORTI.\' 1\f"fER TAKEOFF, THE t,,·in- engine Beech craft Duke n1 ade two sharp left turns, plunged 500 feet and burst into fl ames, killing a ll on board. The Penhalls and their guests had been ,·aCationing in 1\1 am mot h. . ··r·ve <:hcckcd e\'erything by no'"'· except for the p1·o p gu,·crnors, \\'hich ,,·ere n1istakenly s hipped back east ;:i nd arc due ba(·k here th is \\'eek," •, Sahaid<J said . .. If thCl'l' is noth ing ,,·rang \\'ith lhen1. the re·s nothing n1nrl' I can ehct·k into.'' he said . Saha id a al::.o s:1 id that the autopsy report done un Penhall. ~n t•x pcriC'nced pilot and an expert in the conversion of sun1Jus military jets for raring, i·evcaled nothing abnorma l. ••JIJS 11 £,\RT llAD BEF.N fun('t.ion ing and there v.·cre no aJeohol or barbiturates in his bloodstream that might ha\•e accounted for the crash.'' the investigator said. Earlier in the in,·estigation, Sahaida comment· <'d that it v.·as .. s uch a strange crash that \\'C want to c:heck everythini: \\'C' possibly can." Sahaida ad· milled that he has exhausted all avenues. ''Once I exu mine the prop ,::ovcrno rs, the investigation is more or Jess l'los cd. If any ne\~· leads develop they 'll Le looked into, though," he said. S1\Jl,\ll>1\ \\'11~1. SUBl\tlT A R l-~PORT of his findings to the Nationa l 'rrans portalion Safe ty liOa rd \\'ithin a month. J~a sed o n his findi ni,:s, the board will r each a conclu sion on the crllsh, probably t \\!O or three months a fter receiving Sahaida 's report. It is li kclv. hov.•ever. that the fin a l conclusion \\'i ll be tha t °th e crash occurred d ue to an "un- determincd cause,''Sahaidasaid. / lll•sidcs i\l r. and l\1r s. Penhall , others kil led in the crash inc:Jude Irene Si gna\os , 35 .. .\naheim; J ames Kn oble. 40, and his v.·ife, Bevl·rly 1\1111, 37 , both of r\nahcim . Fearless Jury Convicts Witch l.OS ANGELES (A F') asserted she was "lhc -Unsv.·avcd bv fears of first "'itch to go on triul hexes a1ld olhc r evil for my beliefs in 300 :spells, a jury here con· years.'' vicled a sclf·proclaiml•<l l\liss Rudapest ignored V.'itch for violation of a <-'i-OJ prosecution challenge l y ord inance \11hich to sprinkle oil a round the m akes for tune tcllin!! u t•ou rtronm nnd carry out mi s dem<-':1 nor , t·xccpl, hcr promise tom akc ·'the \\•he n done hy a re li gious tr1algoa"·ay." leader. In a bizarre t rial, in '''hich ominous r e. ferenccs \\'ere made to woman activist Susan B. Anthony, the Aztecs, llitler, th e A.u gean Stables and bat's blood, the jurors r eturned the 'f 11 F. S F. I. 1-' • J>ROCL1\I i\I F: D \\'ilch ,,·as arrest ed Fc lJ . 10 after she gave a tarot re· ading lo nn undercover policC"-'Oman for SIO. ~l i ss Budapest 's at- torney, i\1argc Buckley, cont ended her client v.·as a leg itimnte reli gious leader because she v.·as · guilty verdict against Zsusanna Budap!:sl. · the high priestess of the ~ll SS B Ul)J\PEST,• SusanB.,.\nthonyCovcn, "-'hofacesamaximumof part of a goddess· six months in jail a nd a. oriented reli gion ~oing $500 fin e y,·hen Sl'llll'ncC'd , hack thous and s of yt•ars. •. PlUMll ... litc. Complete Plumbing. Heoting and Air Concitioning HEW DISCOUNT D•lt· T o.rwtt Shirt San Dieoo Freeway al Avery Parkway 28922 CafTllno CaPOSlrano JM'l'Cf r-II At" At •OVI 11001, ~ • <,NIClf OOOll '' ntaOCIGH ' • . . 1 ,.,.. 2au · •, • . 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' ' ' 8 88 . ~ 251': ... • Vlgoro• Tomato Food ·-""'---............. . ... ........... . • s ..... . ~I !··1 f '9 ;·· .... ~.... ~ .. I.st Glldden Sp·r";.d. Glldden 3 Sizes! Bungee Delta Faucet Houie Paint Spred. Gel Flo, Stretch Cards Washer Kit ' • b .. -..,., ,.. . ..,.. • ,,_ ~ ,_.,.. - • UH "' liilio1 or ~ -fw • Fil ...... ...., """"" ..... C ... cace:u;a· • _.....,. ' .......... , ...... "-4'1 .,.,,.. ... ,nirwe-.n •<19111., ..... ,..., .......... ~ -~o..u.t ~-.... • 11", 16" H II" '"9fM • 1.., • 01tN set • ..... ' ': ,... r ...... .. ·~3~~~·_2_9 __ !_ch __ ._::'<::::_3-:::7_9_1 !'rfi~~~·~r.i'~~"µIi:!9m.4:!5,!,i:!.!! • ·. \ fi."tt·~1 o~ \ '·',,:;. • :/, ~ !!/;'-"'~ Q' G.E. ·No.iSro•t ' "' ' rJ 1\-• "'t-Refrlg•rator With Ice Dl1pen1er • 6.lf QI, ft. ,., tr.ea. .. , II • 1r1fllll4 ko ., , .... ~ • .... F lit ,....,.. """" ....... • ... ..,_ ft. -.,. .!,; .......... """'"""· .;.~5 6399 ! ~ ln-Slnk-Erator Disposer • Suptr , ... -...., .,WS •1111 cll1119ses •f ........... "'. • llf•"• Wtrk•tfM Ulllt, ..sy t. Ntst.11 • U,L .,,, .. M, f»J · . ... 35.75 2988 Wltti l1ols ,_ ' . ~ • . • • . • , • • t t 'l ',. i 1 :I ..I ,~ . h ,, ' .11 •l j • •· ·~ ;J .;1 I j Orange Coast E DITl.O N T oday's C losin g N.Y. S toe k s V OL. 68, NO. 107, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN I A THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1975 c ) TEN CENTS _ :O(:'s Supervisors Begin.Fi11ing War Chests By GARV G RANVJLl.F. Ollllt Oaily Pllol Sl•tl The openin~ snlvos in nl•xt y ear 's Polit.foul wurs won 't be fired until next M arc.'h when the c andida tes fill! th eir nomination papers. But, arte r a ssessing where they a re a nd where they want to g o, Oran ge County's five ~upervisors a lready have s~rted filling their poli tical war ~~ts !"I'-.. 1't' ~',; I t's a Centipe d e for ·•campaign 1976," a nd cam - pa igns '72, '74 a nd '78. ' rr.or example, Second District Supe rvisor Laure nce Schmit 's fiscal ,s ights a re set on his win- ning 1974 campaign. More precisely, Schmit ad - mit.led T uesday, he is eyeing the $146,197 de bt his campaign com · mitlce s till owes after helping him la nd a four-year county supervisor 's job that pays $26,400 0 _, O.ily Pi lot Stall P~o Tom Van Sant of Ncwpol't Beach flies his 150-foot cen- tipede kite with 20 painted circles a nd poles for legs on the Newport beachfront. Van Sant, who made the kite himself. also did the sculptures on the Irvine buildings at Fashion Isla nd. Coast Soaked Again; Power Lost in Cd.M A freak rains torm. dropping hail in some areas, pelted the Orange Coast again Wednesday nig ht a nd early today, and v.,.uscd a power blackout in Corona del Mar_ Wc<Jth e r o ffi cials predicted ti)<Jt the showers will clear late today with the Friday forecast being for fair skies. The lale-sc;.ison s torm olso boosted the seu son's tota ls b eyond las t year's r ;.iinfall figures a nd caused some d if- ficult ies for farmt>rs picking s tra w be rr i cs and p I u n ting tomatoes mi d chili peppers. •A n l rvine Compan y Spokesm an S<lid llwl both thl' berry picking and the pl:rnt.ing or lhe veg eta hies :1rt• lil'ing dt•- layed. 'The rain storm hus s prc;.id a tong the Orange Co:.ist , drop· pjng .:w inC'h es in I luntingtun Beach the last t\\'O dars and .3·1 inches in San Clemente the last 24 hours. Hail was rt.'portcd hoth in Laguna Beach and in thc hills a bove Newport Beach, where flood wat el's caused a power Blast Rocks Mesa Plant An ·explosion at a west side Costa Mesa \'alvc manufactun ng p fant s hortly before 11 .i.m. to· d ay rallied the s urrounding in· chlstria l a rea, but caused little damage. ~o one was injured in the inci· dent at Claval, a large plant al Pla centia Avenue und West 17th Street , according to police a nd firemen on th e scene. • A hole wus blown through an a lutplnum roof ,overhead from the &pot where some compound w a& being heated in a 00-gallon dr.um a n d expl oded . said · flrem cn, w ho bcstan an im· mediate Investigation of the CMUlie. ' blackout al G:30 p .m . Thursday. Sout he rn California Edison Company officials reported tha t water fl ooded into an under- ground vault a nd a spli ce failed to hold, caus ing a power loss to 1.500 customers in the San J oa- quin Hills Road, Spyglass Hill area und homes down to P acific Coost J lighway a nd including the C:imeo Hig hlands and Cameo Shores developments. J\lost cus tom ers had power re ·torcd in a n hour, but those in the Spyglass Hill a rea were w it hout power u ntil l :48 .this morning. Thcrt' w:is a heavy fa ll inland. too. for thl' t•otmty firemen at the fin· stat ion in T rabuco Canyon n •pnrted .. t2 inches of rain in the last t ,,.o days for a season total or 17.i' inl'lll'S. more t han two inches more thun las t season·s total of l.'i.5 inl'hes. ,\t the F.I Toro fire s tutwn. 58 in ch es was recorded in the last two days. In Lugun a Beach, .38 inches was recorded in 24 hours with the season total now at 13 inches, compare d w ith last season's total ofO. 7 inches. I lu rhor Patrol p<.'rsonnel rl'· c:orded .2·J inches of rain in the l<.i!-it 24 hours a nd a storm total of .48 inch('S in !\'ewport Harbor . Thl' scuson tot a I for the ha r bor is • 12.'1 inches compart!d with 9.5 in- t•hcs last yeai:. Bandit Takes $19 I n Fotornat Heist A swarthy m a n wearing a dark blue watch cap a nd bra ndish ing a long.barrell ed revolver robbed a Costa Mesa p hoto film process· ing stund of $19 early Wednesday evening. The young wom a n clerk in the Fotom ut kiosk at 3000 Harbor Btv·d. d escribe d the bandit as 19 to 211 and clcan·shnven, police -aid. • a year. Schmit r eporte dly will begin whacking a w <.iy at the h~gc cam· paign d e bt w ith a $1,000-a-plate dinner in Sc<il. Bl·ach sometime next month. H o w ever , th e fl'es h ma n s upervisor refused T uesday to admit tha t such a fund raiser is being pla nned. "We are thinking about the d e bt a nd a bout holding some • . fund rai!.>t-rs, but we haven't de· dded o n o nything definite." Schmit suid. While the s uper visor was un- t·ertain about his pluns, Cindy at the Old Ra nch Country Club' In Seal Beach was not. According to Cindy, the club is holding a May 14 private dinner pa rty reser vation in Schmit's· na m e for between 35 a nd SO persons . tr Schmit Is confused about t.he time und place for his non-Sl,000- a·plate d inner. he has something in common with some of thost! who h ave been invited to First. District Supervisor Robert Bal· tin's $125·a-tic.Jcet cocktail party at the Hungry T iger in Costa Mesa next week. According to campaign finance sta t~m ents fil e d with the Registr ar of Voters , Battin still 1ans eer .12 Flee As Boat Capsizes ~- The 84-foot fishing vessel Don Juan o ut of San P e dro sank today about three miles off Newport Pie r with all 12c rewmen escaping safely, r escue officials reported. Or ange County H ar bor P atrol' spokesm en said the commercial boa t apparently sank rapidly at 10:50 a.m. C rewm e n were picked up by anothe r commercial fis- ht:r . the St'a Raker. Don J u:rn \\as a purse seiner- type fis hing \·cssel. As the dis- tress signal wen t out, Orange County H a rbo r De par tme nt r escue vessel:j .. the U.S. Coast Guard's Poirlt Divide out of Newport H a rbor a nd the Newport Beach police helicopter converged on the scene. When lbe first rescver~ ~{rived, only the bOw oft~ Do111ua n was visi· ble above wate r . Rescuers said it is belie,·ed that a load o f fish shifted in the Don ·Juan a nd caused bottom d am agt-. Newport Beach Ma1ine Safety Director Robe rt R eed watched the e ntir e e pisode t h roug h binoc ula ri:; at hii:; lifeguard head· qua rte rs. He said the rescue fis· her Sea Ra ker was a longside Don Jua n the entire time . "The boat capsized and went down in a bout five minutes,·· Reed s<1id. Newport Beach dory skipper Doug Beck s pent nearly t wo hours fishing ne ar the Don Juan. .. All of a sudde n I heard more noise a board tha n usual." Beck recounted. ·'She s ank and the crewm e n j us t wa lked off into the net s kiff. They we re wet but un- ha rmed when Sc;a Raker picked them up.·• DOW RESISTS PROFI T TAKING NEW YORK (UPI) -The stock m arket , d espite a late sur- ge of profit ta king, closed higher for the eighth consecuti ve session today in heavy tr ading· on the New York Stock E xchange. T h e Dow J on es indust r iol average. up a r ound 13 points earlier. a dded 3.75 points to 819.46. Advances led declines by about a ni ne·t o-five m a r gin <Tables. 07). T uruover 't otaled 32,650,000 shares. ' P r it•es also were higher in heavy trad in g on the American Stock Exchange. We eps f or Fat h e r UPI Ttlepllolo Little Debbie Melton cries sil ently on the flag presented to her mother in Dall as after the fune ra l of he r father , Capt. Edg a r Melton, who died April 4 near Saigon when his pla ne crashe d while taking pa rt in Opera tion B;Jbylift. No Temblors-Just Military Training A spat e of "audible earth- q u akes" w h ic h r ocke d t he Or ange Coast today and Wednes· day was blamed on m ilitary operations ampli fied by freak weathe r concl itio ns. Costa Me sa Police said approx- imately 100 calls were received concerning the booms. Laguna Beach po lice r eceived more than 30 calls a nd h ad a r eport of bro k e n a n t i q u e s . A not h e 1· LagunCJ Beach resident daimed a house w i ndow was cracked from the booms. In San Clemente. more than 2U people <.'a iled in to r eport the booms, police s a id. t:.S. :Xa vy officials in San Diego e~pluined that thc routine a ircraft trnining 60 miles off the coas tline was under way and some operat ions i n vol ved supersonic fligh t. Also. some nan1l units were re- ported to be en ga ging in gunnery pra ctice off San Cle mente Jsland and Navy jets were reported fir· ing m issi les off San Miguel Island. A low heavy cloud layer was blamed for t r apping the sonic rumbles sending t hem roll ing toward the mainland. The booms could be heard from Rakers field to the ::.outh portion of Los Angeles. In addition. Camp Pendleton a uthorities r eported today that nor mal training ut the bCJse in- volved firing of lank and medium a rt illery in the "boondocks'' of the base bet ween San Clemente and Oceanside. OffshOre Jlrilling 'Timetable' Told Queries b y c itizens lig hted police d ep artment switchboards Wednes day. T he Daily Pilot was called repeatedly by people anx- ious to know what was causing what seem ed lo so m e to be earth- quakes. An angry Lngun:.i ~iguel lady said one shock al about 1:50 p.m . causNl d is hes in her home to break. WASHJNGTON (AP> -Presi- dent Ford says "the timetable will be ad he red lo I' for leasing oi r explorat ion and developme nt rights off the California coast. Ford m a de his comments Wed· nesday in response to a question at a meetin g of the American Society of Newspaper Editor s . He was asked, "Is it still your ~dmini stration 's belief that these o il r eserves o f f Southe rn California m ust be lapped ac· cord ing to the present Interior . Department timetable, and that the d elay w9tdd be harmful?" fo'ord said his adminiltration believes the Outer Continental oil fields must be dcvelopcfl off ult coasts. "I get very concc>rncd when 1 see the dan gerous trends of our growing dependence and worsen· ing dependence on overseas ship· ments of oil, when at the s ame time I !:ee some actions thut you have indicated m ight be taken to pteclude t he fed eral government f1·om developing Outer Continen· tal ~ources ot oil, 11 Ford sa1d. The President refe rred to the • threatened suit by Los Angeles to delay the leasing tim etable, and UH.• opposition of the state's U.S. se nat or~. Democra ts A l a n 1 Cranston and J ohn.Tunney. ' Building Moving Ordinance D elayed An ordinance imposing restric· 1 lions on t he moving of buildings has been de layed for more study by the Costa Mesa Pla nning Commiss ion. The ordinance, which contains criteria requiring that a building . ('Onform with at}d be of similar value to other properties whe n it. i s move d i n t o a n ew neigh borh ood. will com~ back before the commission May 12. owes $30,000 on h is successful 1972 camp.a i g n fur county !;Upervisor. 11c a lso owes a s mall omount. on his unsuccessful 1974 bid to become Californ1<1 's lieutenant. go\·crnor. To add to the uncertainty of the cocktail par ty fwtd raiser. Battin has le t it be known that he plans to r un for state senator CSee CAl'lPAIGS, Page A2 ) e s No Blood Shed Yet In Siege By The Associated Press With white flags aflutter and thousands of residents cheering the victors , Phnom Penh surren-· dered to the Communist-le d Khmer Rouge' insurgents today after a 3Y2-month s iege. The c a pitulation ended fi ve years of war that devasta ted Cambodia. caused uncounte d casualties aJ'\(.I disrupted the lh·es of seven m illion people. In Paris, a member or Cam- bodia's r evolutionary poli tburo. Chau Se ng, said that in som e cases ther e will be tria ls in the Cambodian capita l but .. we will judge in a hum a ne way. You've seen that there is no bloopbath in Phnom Penh." Seng said the new Phnom Penh government wou ld be n eutral and nonaligne d, but ·•vigilant" in • its attitude towa rd the u nited Sta tes. There were unconfirmed re· por ts that Premier Long B<u~et fled in a heHcopte r . Jn Bant?kok. Thail<1nd, military sources s aid Long Bo ret flew from Phnom Penh lo Kompong Chhnang north of the Cambodian capital about 2 p.m .. but his present location was not known . In Saigon . the military com- mand said fi ghting tapered off across South Vietna m, with the s itu a tion a t Xu a n Loe. the besieged provincial capita l 40 miles n ortheast of Saigon . "quiet.·· White fl ags a nd banners of s ur- render flu tte r ed from every building and shop in downtown Phnom P e nh t o welcome the black·uniformed Khmer Rouge forces. Rebel troops bugged Cam bodian arm y soldjers and took them aboard their armored personnel carrie rs for a victory par ade a long the waterfront. G ove rnm e nt g unbo a t s steam e d u p a n d down the l\l ekong a nd Tonie Sap 1ivers on the east· side o f Phno m Penh, hoisting white fl ags and banners. .. T he white fl ag means cease- fire," an officer said , adding that display of surre nder flags had been ordered by t he Cambodian mili tary command. · Oran~r~'Coast '3»f ~ \\'ea titer The Or ange Coast wiU get a cha nce to dry out Ft'i- d ay, according to the weather scrdce. Fair and warmer is the wuy it's be· ing called , with local gusty winds. Hig hs in the 60s. Chance of rain d ecreasing to less th an 10 percent tonight. I NSIDE T ODA V 1'/le ca11.~e nf tire Ja11. '.! p/auc eras/I wllicll took tile lwes of Balboa millionaire LeRoy Penllall. his wife and tllree otllers may 11ever be I.Ill· . covered. See P.age 88. Inde x Al Your S.rvlct Al ErlN 8omM<k Cl M11tu.il l'Uf>d' B• L.M.8oyd 8' c .. 111ornl• as Cl.tUltlH (10·" Comlu C4 OMt""' c~ OHtll Holien An El itetl.tl Pa.. At Enlt r\al11mt11l ca flMn(e &••1 Horo~ope C1 1111«mtulclft ca Aftll L.llltftn CI ••In ca / MlltlOftil Htwt A4,C10 Or;1119t C011nty ........ f>TA All·U Cl·l Cl 87 CM . .., Clft c• .u Sr lvl.t Porttr Sporh MoOMatU ll TtltvhiOll Tllt.tltn Wt•t!Mf WOrhl ... wt A~,c\o I • /I 2 DAILY PILOT c Fro•PageAJ CAMPAIGN next year. Theretore, those whb bend elbows at the Hungry Tiger won'l knO\\' for cert.nit\ If they're con- tributin~ to a county supervisor that is, a li eutenant governor that never was or a st::ite senator thoit might be. Thi rd Dis l ri C'l Super\'isor Ralph Diedrich :ind 1'"itth Dis· trict Supervisor Thomas Riley have lcCt no doubts about where their fund raising activities are aimed. Diedrich announced his_ plans to run for re-election at a $250-a· ·couple dinnl'.!r Feb. 12 that wa.s the :socia 1-politie a i success of the non: election year fund raising season. · f\lorc than i50 persons, by far the most ever .to uttend a fund raiser for a county official. flocked to the Dis nc.}1land lfotel to ''roast Ralph" on his and Lin· <'Oln 's birthday. Thal means more thoin S90.000, less the cost o( prime rib dinners. '''inc and entertainment. flov.:ed 1nto Di edrich 's ca1npaign cof· fers. !\luch of it \\·as paid simply (or the' delight of roastin g Ralph, mainly by tellinG h11n he is over· '"'eight. oind an abra s ive personality, qualities that Diedrich readily admits lo even on days y.•hen it is not his or Lin· coin's birthday. According to Riley's cxeeuti \'C aide Bob i\' el son . the Fifth Dis· trict supervisor Yti!I kick Off his first bid for election al a S.50·3 - ticket y.·estcrn barbeque in early , J une . Nt~ls on said the con1parat1vely lu\\' pi·il'C is in tune "·ith Riley's intention 10 kC"CP his 1976 cam· paign :1 1 th e people rather th<tn <'Orpor:.il c I eve I. ··Superviso r s "'ho c harge SI ,000 at fund raisers talk only to those persons \\'ho donate SI ,000 and not to the people," Nelson d('('lared . Of the five supervisors, Ralph Clark of the Fourth District has the least pressing political pro- blem. He v.·on an easy primary elec· ·tion victory last June and won't ha\·e to hit the campaign trail agllin until 1978 . ''et, Clark admitted l\-1onday, he has not ruled out the possibili· ty of holding fund 'raisers this :,·ear .•. ··11 's much easier lo r aise money in off election years "'"hen there isn"t as much competition ror campaign dollars,"" Clark ex· plained. When summed up, the non- $1 ,000 -a ·plalc dinners. Ralph roasts, Sl25 cocktail parties and western barbecues are designed to raise at least $300,000 for the supervisors in this, a non-election }'ear. But those "·ho direlt th e fund raisers say these are hard limes. They blame the difficult times on the reC'ession, campaign dis· ('Josure laws that remove the cloak on anonymity from heavy donors and the building industry slump. Until recently, most prominent builders and developers bought fund rais in g tickets by the block -Sl,000 a nd $2,000 at a crack. They th e n dis bursed their political ln,,estment out over their s ub-contractors, a, practiee that allo\\·ed the builders to ap- pear politically generous without spending too much or their ov..·n money. But the construction slow-down has put the skids lo that style or pyramid fund raising. Recession. dis closure l:.i"·s and buildin g industry s lump notwithstanding, the race for cam paign doll ars continues as invitation s to dinners and cocktail parties continue to roll from the presses. Ferry Harns Dock S1\N FRA!\'CISCO (UPI ) - The ferry boat Golden Gale rammed a doc k \Vednesday, tearing a three-foot hole in its bO\\' and inj urin g t"'O p;i ssc ng l'r~- ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT ,,... O•""Q" to•\! D•ll• Pi•o•. ""'" "'"~"" ,...,. b!....:1 1 ...... w, P•eU,,.DUbl-i..,t11tOr•""" c.o.o'' Pllf>l1>1>•n~ co-•fl•. ~·~ ..,.,_, ••• r><oll""""' Mo""•• 111rov911 rr•dot• '"' C.011• ,,..,., No•l>O'I 6t .. I>, "'""''""'"" 6t<Kl'l/Hl\"' '"'" ""•"<•, lr•on•, !.•Cffll•""<' V•ll<·Y •" ·~ ""'"""'d Mlu•d•t' -~-••• 1~• l>""'<INI "~"""'"'9 ol•n• ' •• )00 -" o •• :!.1••11. (.tilf MtM, <.t1norn!f •1•1•, Robert N . Weed J'rr••Ocnl • ..,, .,.,.,.,.,,., Jack R. Curlev 'llOC.t PrO•dorM •ACI Gent••l """""9'' Thomas Keevil ld!lot Thomds A Murphlnc M.on•~·no £<1!1"' (harle!t H . LOO!> R1cf\dtd P. Ndll A""""' "'•~•0'~ Eo.1 .. 0 CHMr Oflic•s ""'*D!l'I 8* .. l'I J)JJ Nt.._, lovltwfrf ~•oun• &tacl'I, t lk~•·~~!•t~• M""h"91 .... l•Mft 11111 6'-.C:• "°""'"'•'~ :..t<ldl'""'' \/•ll~W 11101 \,a I>•• ROMS ••~n0,..."•"""•' T•l•PtlOM' (7141) '42-41321 Cl•s$1titd AdverUilrttt M2·S411 C••f•lllU, 1•11 O•fnor Cot 11 P o111111.,ll'lt) (ei"l,.,.1'1,. Mo n• "'l llll! ,.., •ll,.,1,~1·on•. '"'I••''' ll'tll•• e• IOVlfl!l•"'•"'• "''''" ""'' H ftf'•Odl°''" w111•11wi •••t••I "''"'"J~ltn ol Qi,yfltlllOwMo. ktefld Cll tl ""t" •11<1 ti C'1>11 Mr11, c.11,., .. 11. •wtKripllOflt1c1.,,., ~• oomon1n11 • ., _ii W,to lfttnlNr; "'1UIMJ OtM,...I•-U.00 -~. I Thursd1y. April 17, 1075 AT&T Split . Nixed· The millions of persons who o"·n AT&T have \•otcd by a 30·l0-1 margin to back the firm's cXt.><'Ulives against the U.S. Justice Department's demand that the huge corporation spill iti;elr up into competing <'OM· punies. !\lore than 5,000 or the tPree million AT&T s hareholders at· t('nded the telephone giant's an- nual meeting \Vcdnesday in 1\naheim. The stockholders, getting one ballot per .sha r e held, \•oted ;.igainst a proposal to uccede lo the fcdC'r:.i l den1and and save the legal cost or a lengthy and ex· pensi\'e court battle. The \"Otl'. n1ostl y by proxy, '-''aS 376.3 n\illion to 12.2 million. The Just1l·e Depa11ment "s an· titrust ;.1ction dcrnands that AT&T divest 1tscl£ of its \Vestern Ele<'tril' s ubsidiary , "'hiC'h manufal'turcs rnost or the equip· 1nent it bu vs. "Wh('n ·th(' untitrust suit was annou nC'C'd , \''e m:.ide it clear fronl the outscl that \\'e \•:ould right it ," Chairman or the Board John D . deButls told stockholders. ··\\'e ha\·e broken no la\~1s. \\'e have not con s pired lo monopolize. But more fundamen· tally. '''e said \\c "·ould fight the Jus tice Department·s action because. s hould ii succeed, it "'Ou ld hurt the public.'' :\s an exLJmple. s hareholders "·ere shon·n· a IO-minute £ilm of the (ire that destroyed a major phone s"·itching center in New '\·ork City Feb. 27 , knocking out ser\'ice to 170 ,000 phones. DeButts said that, ordinarily, replacing such an in stallation v.•ould ha\'e taken six months. but the job \\·as done in six "·eeks, :ind, .. it could not have been ac· t·omplishcd v.·ere the Bell System not org<inizcd as it is .·· Carl Borgen Dies at 98 Graveside funeral servi ces arc sC'heduled Friday £or onetime oil worker Carl F . Borgen. a Costa J\lcsan v.•ho died Tuesday. He had been an Orange County resident for GS years. He y.·as 98 and First came to north Orange County in 1905, set- tling in Fullerton and staying on to help in petroleum de\"elop· ment in the Brea area. Rites for J\1 r . Borgen v.·ill be al 2:30 p.m . in Rose Hills Memorial Park on Workman J\1ill Road in Whittier, with burial follov.·ing. Survivors include his "'ife \\"i nifred. of the home. 1750 \\rhit· tier Ave .. a son, Richard 0 . Borgen of Santa Ana. a daughter, l\1rs. Christine Ris ney or Anaheim ; four gr:.indchildren, and eight great-g randchildren. 6 Yachls Vie In San Lucas Race Friday Six yachts arc sc heduled to set sail Friday at noon in Newport l~arbor Ynchl Club's annual 720-mile Cabo San Lucas race. The scratch boat and favorite for first to fini s h is John Scripps' 79-fool ketch Miramar from San Di ego Yacht Club. Others in the race are;: -Dorothy 0 . 57 .foot sloop, Bob Beauchamp, NHYC. -Pericus, 47 -fool ketch, John \\1illiamson, Lahaina YC. -Racdoll , 43-foot sloop, John llall, NllYC. -Ariana. 39 -root sloop, Georege Thorson, LA YC. -Shearwater. 36-root sloop, Walter Andrews, SFYC. - ' TONIGHT ORANG!;: COUNTY FAIR AOARD -Regular meeting, 88 Fnir Oriv<'. 8 p . Ol . ""SU BJ ECT TO fl TS"" -South Coast Repe rtory Theater, through Sun. 8 p.m . UCI LECTURE -<!Photo- graphers on Photography," So<'ial Science ll u~I, 7 p.n1. •'RIOAY,APRIL18 . MUSIC RECITAL -Angela Juda, violin, Arnold Juda, piano, OCC J\lusi<' Studio 8 µ.m. FRIDA\! NIGHT FILMS - ''Play It Agai n Sam," OCC Forum, 7 :30 p.m . Adm. SI. Mesa Girl, 12, Held i11 K1Iif e • Slash Attack A 12-year-o ld girl who escaped Costa Mesa police onl·e Wednes- day after a llegedly slashing a classmate \Vith a knifC' is in Orange County Juvenile ilall to- day . t The victim , also 12. ""as slashed on the thumb while run· ning away and trying to fend o£f the blade, v..·hi e h ripped a poncho she "'as wearing, according to police, .. She \\·as treated and released from Hoag Memorial Hospital rollov.1ing the a fternoon episode at Hamilton Street and Meyer Place as she and a boy classmate ,~.-alked home from Rea In- termediate School. The alleged attacker was ap- prehended at her home shortly before 8 p.m . by Officer Richar~ Rosser and admitted to juvenile he1ll to face eharges of assault with a deadly weapon. Patrolman· John Pherrin had gone to pie~ up the s uspe<'t earlier, but said she and tv.•o young companions fled out her bedroom window and escaped after clambering over a brick v.·all. $2,000 Loss In Mesa Fire A smoky fire blamed on a malfunctioning electric blanket erupted in a small Costa Mesa re· sidence Wednesday. eausing an estimated $2,000 damage before it was extinguished. Fire Department Battalion Chief Bob McClelland said there was virtually no struC'tural damage lo the home al 369 E. 20th St., but smoke wrecked much of the contents. He said the residence is oc- cupied by Jamie K. Templeton, 35, and O\\'nC'd bv his broth~r Ken Templeton. Rodda Heads College Board Attorney George Rodda Jr. of Corona del Mar has been elected president of the Coast CommWlity College District . }le succeeds Donald G. Hoff of Midway Cit y. Robert Humphreys of Costa J\1esa is the new vice pre- sident of the rive-member board, the governing body for Orange Coast and Golden \Vest col leges. Rodda , vice president of the board las t year, has been a member since 1969. · Policy Defended SACRAM E_NTO (AP) -Under critical questionlni:. Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. 's new prison <'hief \Vcdnesday defended his department's policy or promot- ing "'b lacks and browns" ahead o( wh ite e mployes. The topic eame up during Jerry Enomote's t·onfirmation hearing berore the Senate Rules Committee. ·columbia 43 Sloop Guadalupe First • in -Flrebird, a Co lumbia 43 sloop Skippcr('d by· Rob Longpre of the South Shore S<.1iling Club today, v.·as the rirst boat to finish the Dalbo:J '':icht Club's 600·mile Guadalupe Island raC'e. Four QJ:her boats had finished by 11 u.m. and the ruce commit- tee s aid there \\'ere no others In s ight. r-.lost of the dozen starters are expcC'te~ to be rinlshed before night rail. As (irsl to fini sh. at 3:56 a .m .. Firebird is the \\'inner of the En· dymion trophy. but failed to save her time for handict1 p honors In the international Olllihore Rule division. The JOR corrected tlrne winner was Ralph itack's Erieaon 37 \Vildfirc from BYC. bea ting Firebird's eor re("ted time by about one half hour to pick up the Vilan Couch memorial trophy. Ed Carpenter 's l'ew Zealand 47 s loop Matangi finished at 8:45 a.m . to become the winner of the Daily Pilot perpetual ror the seeond straight year. The Daily l'ilol trophy is for the handieap winner in the Performance Han- dl("ap Racing Fleet. !\1Btangl also wins the founders trophy. de· dic11led this year by Slaff com· modore George tloedinghaus for the first PH RF yachttoflntsh. Order or rinls h by 11 a .n1 . Fireblrd, 3 :56 a .nl .~ J\tatangl, 8 :45 ; Cone ubinc, 9:45 ; Swift, 9 :~: Wildfire, 10:078. 82.1 Jtlilli9n Tab Memher8 ' . . ~ . Smoking Bu;y,.-Bl;;,med C~untry CIW, For Fire . /\ house in l'ounty terl)lory bEtween Newport Beach and Costu Ml'S •J \V~1s badiy da.ina1:e1I by fire toduy. l\tcmbcrs of the !\1csa Verde Countl'y Club have l.Jqughl the <'Ourso und clubhouse from the Jttpun Go lf Company for $2.1 million. ~1embers hip president John Berger sai(I th:t~ the .purchase also includc.s the tennis cou1'ls and S\\'imming pool. • The agreement was rallricd "'eek by a membe'l'sbip cofumit· tee, which negottited 1or severa1 months with J e1pan Golr Com· 1>a ny executives. \Vednesaay night details of the purchase and future (in un<'ing "'ere explained ut aJTiembcrs hip niccli/lg. 1'he 15-ycar-old facility v.•as bought by th e Japanese con1pany in 1971 fl'om lloise C:.iscadc RcC'rc ational J>ropcrlies." 'J'hc pl'iCt' at that l~nle \\'US rt>ported :1 1 $2 .1 n1itlion 'i.lnd since then thl' J<.1panl~s e conlpany has pul in an estimated $500,000 ..-.·011h of in1- provem c nts, s aid Emmett O'Donnell. the membership's publicity l'hairman. · The Ja1>a nese company up- parently took a loss to l'onccn- trate on other eourS('S it is de- \'eloping. ·\Vhcn the firrn bought the l\lesu Verde course in 1971 it \\·as the 13th course under its rnunugcn\ont. but 1\0\V lt has 23 C'OUrset1 either open or undur l'Oll · struclion . The club pla ns to hold lhe golf· ing men1bership lo 500. Thi• ht _ ho\\' the finunl·ln,g wlll be carried out: a typical lifetime m1Jmbcl' \\'ho paid $3.,000 (or hJa mem- bership and paYK duCK ot $80 a month will be glVen unUl J\:lne 15 to decide "'helher to pay $2,000 more (or a $5.000 equity mcm· Ucrship. Ir he doei; so. his mon- thly dues are not expectt.>d to in· t·reasc. acl·ording to O'Donnell. lie earl remain a lifetime member :.ind ehool:ic not to be an equity n1embcr but in that case his duel:i \\'Ill incrt'use. 'J'hose \\•ho hold uunuul 1ncn1 · lx•rship:."'. \\·hich cost $300 a yeur plus !Ill.' n1onthly~ dues. will be graduall y phased out to achie,·c th(' goal of h:.1~·inl: 500 equity mcmbe1·shlps, O'Donnell said. The change wi ll mean "a limit· <'cl number'' or equity mcm- bl•rsllips "'·ill be 'available. These n1L'tnbc1·s hips \Vi ii l•ost 1norethan 55.000 us the total or 5oo members is upproaC'hetl and lhe value of a membership increases. County Fire OC'IJ:.lrtmcnt Cu pt . Bruce Turbeville 1tald thu 1housc, nt 2303 l"uirhlll D1·ive nci11· Up1x·r NC'\\'JJOt'l Uay :-;ustaint..•ll ~111 c:.•stin1atell S35,000 in du111u.:c:-s. t\bo ut 25 i11·c men r ro rn Kcwporl Beach ~ind the county department battled the S &I .Ill , fire which stu1·tcd in the gg.1·aGl'. "It uppcurs somebody lcrt 11 burning t:iguroltl' on a muttrcss tml there und that 's \\•hut <'ti.Used the flaml"s,' · Turbe':ill l' :suiit. _ ··The ga r:..i gl' \\'Us tota lly <.h•s l l'Oycd ;.UH.I thl' l'Ullf O\'l"I° lllO~I of the liou :.c is gont"," \\'att•r frun1 1'1rt• hosl'S flood('d the attic ;ind did ;,1ddition:.1l damage to in side \.\'al ls. ·rurbeville uddl•d . The only occupunt or the ho1nc u"·nt•d by (iladys \~":itson, \YUl'i her 28·ycur-nld son. Gunnul'. Ill." ~ "'i.IS not in ju1·cd in the blttzc . firemen suid. This Frigidaire Heavy Duty Washer can delive r depe11dable. trouble-free performance with its heavy duly motor and othe'r c omponents used i n Frigidaire Commercial Washers. You can wash permanent .cress. cottons. and heavy work clolhes eflicienlly, or reduce wear on delicates with Normal and Genlle Wash cycles. The matching Frtg1da1re Dryer lels you dry up to ~ 8 pounds of laundry all at once. With lhe lurn of a dial. malch the drying time lo the lype of load. including permanent press and knits. s399ts FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER BIG FAMILY SIZE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Thi s s p ace-saving Frigidaire Laundry Center combines a family-size washer and dryer 1ntd a single sli m cabiner. Plugs into any separate 15 amp convenlional ho u sehold circuit. J~~iO" OHL y s399ts lCT·l20 ~avls•bro ! ' I I I I J I OAJL Y PILOT Ttiursd Airweet Record Told b HughH Airwe t hat; r eJ)Orled its paHengers ' ew 3.3 percent more miles lus t month thun in arch 1974 to e s tablis h un ull-time r e cord monthly high. Revenue puascngcr miles totaled 134,92:>,300, versus 130,623,600 a year aco. Passenger boerwngs , however , dropped S.6 percent to 315.600 from 334,400. Density <the average number or pas sengers fly. ing per mile) fell 8.2 perceql to 48.1 from 52.4, while tne average i;y,;lemwlde loucJ f uctor (the percen· ~age or scats rllled > dJpped to 55.4 percent from 63.3 percent. . . READ THIS Would you invest $7.425.00 cash In secured. fall·proof eQUipmet'lt and one day per n"()nlh of your time for a gross Income in excess of 136,500.00 over eaeh 48 month period with almost 80% net profit? Nothing to stock. lnventqry, waretlouse, service or _sup_Q_ly. We have absolutely no competition and offer a ground floor • ()pp0rtun1ty for operations in the Orange and San Diego County area with exc!uslvlty. Up to 1~% Bank • financing available to. qualified. Interested 1nd1vlduals will receive documentation o f the foregoing at convenient interview. Please call Mr. Merris. Tele-Dine Systems in Newpart. on Thur .• 4-17. Fri. 4-18. noon to 8 p.m. at (714) 644-0340, Newporter Inn. Westcliff Hair Designers Present:,, FREE SBllMG SHAMPOO wifft STYLI CUT .....,.~c11•1 1 1 1 ..,..1 (w .. tW1A4IJ WESTQIFF HAIR DESIGNS WESTCLIFF PLAZA 646-9925 DESERT'S BES1, BUY!* Indian hlll.c TOWNHOUSES Palm Desert Located in a shehercd cove several hundred feet above the desert floor ... Indian Hills offers an incomparable panoramic view where cooling breezes genlly swocp away the cares of the world! 1 five custom-designed swimming pools and screened tennis cour.ts add to the new way of life you'll happily find al Indian Hills-Palm Desert! *With~ purchaae of your Indian Hilla home. you will receive a family goU and M>Cial-member· shlf' in on~ ot the desert's most ••elusive country clubs. OR a s.4,000.00 decorator home turnit"ings package ..• absotutefy tree! 2 & 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES from $39,950 10% DOWN 8 314 % FINANCING 9 %A.R. LOCATIOM MAI' "°'In ><.d~ Ann Caspers has been e lected lo the board or directors for Key1toneSavlng110 latloo in Westminst~r. She repl'1ces he r late husband, Ronald W. Caspers, who was chairmun of the bourd and former chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Mrs . Caspers and children reside on Lido Is le. * ~ ftoa S h e ak man. a mem~ or cAsPus the Huntington Beach Union High School Board; rC'· ceptly resigned at> 1u:nior vice presicltml or Mercury Savings and Loan Aasodatloo. He 11Bs joine d ·~~rial Consultants Company of Sherman Ou ks as uscnlorco ns ultant. • Western Paclllc Financial Corporation hus added three Orange Coast businessm e n to its board of directors . New members are Donald P. K ennedy. presi- dent of Tbe First American Financial Corp., Santa Ana; John D. Lusk, c h airman of the board and chie f executive orfice r or John D . Lusk and Son d e - velopers, N e wport Beach ; and lt'obert L. Whitley. chairman of the finance committee or the board of direciors of Am cord , Inc . o f Newport Beach . * J e ffrey Morse. manageroflhe SheratorfHotel in N e wport Beach, announce d the aJ)POintment of Michael Hug hes a s director of s a les for the n ew hole I. Hug hes was forme rly na tional sales manage1· for The Dutch Inn Hotel and Resort in Orlando, Fla. • Timothy L . Eyerly has bee n na med manage r o f the Brookhurs t ·Adams Bank o f Ameriea In flunt· ington Beach. The Orange r esident joined lht! bank in 1965 and was most rece ntly assistant vice president.for com· mercial loans at the Santa Ana main o ffice . • Southe rn California First Nation a l Bank has promote d Cb~rles E. W e rt to pension trust cons ul· tanl for its 33 offic es in Orange and Los Angeles c ounties. Former l y tru s t ad· ministralor in the bank 's Newport Beach office, h e wilJ continue to work there. He and his wife live in Foun· lain Valley with their daug hter. • Newport Beac h r esident ··~ Richard F. Hanly h as been e lect · w ERT ed vice pres ident of individual marke tah·g·sernces for Pacific Mutual. Previous ly, H a nly was second vict! president of financial planning ser vices. Jack K. Sewell of San Cle mente h as been e lected second vice president of office ser vices for Pac ific Mutual. WI DO MOT HA ft ""Tll.IPHOMTUS• ~ , ~RA No Goats In His Bedroolll Botto111 Seen? .. Marketing . Confab Set The Snll'i; und M urkctin~ , Execuli ve ~ o f Orange County are s p o n soring a half .day confcrcnc:e at the Grand J lotd in Anaheim Tui:s.d uy. Drop _in Housing Starts SloWs DOwn The c onfe r e n ce. re· garded by bus lncsa ex· eculives as a "high performance" ot!minar, will be h eld rrom 9 a .m . to 1 p .m . and ' will cost $40, which includes lunch. For furthe r informntion rail Naomi Pennino at 772·5662 . ..! ) WASlllNCTON (AP) Ttw governme nt has r eportc·d thut the ste ady drop in the num~r of n e w hous ing units s tarted unlf building p ermits issue d slO"-ctl down l ast month. indic:..it1n1;; possible stabili.zation of the nu· tivn 's cripple d ho~sing m;.irkc t. T H E COMMF.RCF. D ep:)rt · men.t reporte d that houbrn ~ starts in M arch w ere at an an nua l rate of 980.000. Thul "u-. u Average Food Bill $40.05 ·Per Family W ASJllNGTON <AP) -A government s urvey indicates the average Ame rican family s pends. $40.05 a wee~ on food at the grocery s tore and dining out. · The s urvey w as taken in 1972-73 and s howed that. at that time, the ave rage weekly food expenditure was $30.32. A s pokesman for the Bureau of Labor Statis tics s aid that if the fig ure was adjus t e d to take into account a 32.1 percent ris e in a ll •food prices since the base period, the expenditure would inc r e a se to just over $40 fo r the hy pothetical f amity . THE SURVEY ALSO SHOWED that the amount s pe nt for restaurant m e als rises s tee ply as income rises, exceed ing one· third o r the total s pent for food by families earning m ore tha n $19,000 a year. • The findings r e present the partial res ults of a two-year s ur· vey of s pe nding and earnings of Americ an families, the first s uc h s urvey in 12 years b y the Bureau o f Labor Statistics. BLS Commissioner Julius Shis kin said the pre limina r y re· s uits . were being made available no w because of widespread in· te rest in information about food·buying patterns and Pnergy con· s um pt ion. Fina l r esults of the s urvev will be u sed t o r evise J,he Consumer Price I ndex, the monthly m e a s ure o f inflation publis h e d by the bureau. SlllSKIN~AI THE ~EW St;RVF.Y. baseJ on the buy ing habits of 10.0 milies in 1972·73, was taken because "informa· tion about tr nds in expenditures by different kinds of families over the las t d ecade have been sor e ly lac:king. '· Over l'he Counter NASO UstiftCJS dru µ of Ci ,000 units from Fd>ru,11')-. But the slip was far s lower thun the previous 3S per· l'l'fll r a t e b y which s tarts lagged be hind last year . And the numbe r of building pe rmits issu e d, which u s u a lly a n · l ic1putcs new ('Ons truction by thn•l' months or so, hit an annual ruk o f 710,000 i.n M;~rch. That "a s ~ drop from '714,000 in fo'1:hruarv . Hut the new February figul'c 1·cp1·c~ents a sizable up· \\ urcJ rens ion from the record lo" of 673,000 originally reported. ,\ r ev"·a l in the housing in- dus try, in which activity ha:; bee n d eclining since 1972, is con· ~1dered a crucial factor for gen e r a l economic recovery. In addition to providing new con- s tructio n Jobs, it means new jobs 111 .ippliance factories and lumber mills. ' Tax Referee Test May 10 Special to the Daily Pilot SACRAMENTO -Another statewide examination lo qualify additiona l candidates for possi· b le future appointments as Inheritan ce Tax Referees will be given May 10 by the Stale Personnel Board. Copies of the official examin a· lio n announcement and applica- tion forms mav be obtained from any State Pers onnel Board office and fro m the State Controller, P .O . Box 1019. Sacramento9580S. App l ic a ti o n s mu s t be pos tma rked not la ter than Fri· day, accompanie d by the $15 non- refundable application fee fixed by the State Pcrs onnel·Board. Tllese quotaltons 11rown Ar l' • 3'• E•"u In •' • •' KMS Ind 3 • • Ormo11t S'. '' • Twin D•s 19 ?O IWa•.mn I ,ul>C)hl!d by Ille NI• BIKkbe 4l , S'• E•tracp 12 131, Knape Vt 131, 141• Pabst Br 11'o 18'-Tymshr II'• 12'• We~n ,~. 8' .. "' • 10 .• 10'. 10•. Ilona! An ocu111on of Buckey I>'• •'1 Fair Lne • • •>. ICnuds Cp 1 1 • Paccar 11•• 12 •• UB Ftnac 1 • 8 lweiqt Wt wcunt1e~ Dealer~. Burnp SI • •', Far1on El n , 13 ICQ91!r Pr ti) t0 • 1 Pac Gam 13 • 74 Uni Capt 7'. 1' 0lwe11ng M Me P•<h and otters Buller M 11 11~. Farm Br u •• u •. Krue94!r I '"Pac Lum ~· SI>'. Un•on Spl 1J "" wstcst l't ~uoted by over·l"4P· CllWt Sv 1S'•> 1• , Farm Gr 50•, 51 ', Lacie<! St JP. 32" P•rkfr 0 111 o 11•• Un T Bnc 18 19' • ws KyCis ~ounler dealers lo C:..m Iron Ftn9rM 1', 1' Ll n<ast 6' I Poiul Rev 1p , 13' UnArl Tll 61 • 9'.. wstmr Cl •atn 01ner as 01 Ill 136 Fu Bostn 19' 20'. Lan<11t 11', 11' • Pylss C.as 20 10 • US Sugar 50 S1 weur Fd .I~ I Eastern Cam laQ 17'1• ti ISi CaP•tl 25 21 Lawsn Pr 11' 2) Poly N Sv .,. I ,, us Trk L IJ \. u•. W1llam1 I ltnte l Tiie QUOlil· Canon Ml 1' 14'1 ISi TAFtn 11, 11 ~ L•wltr C 11•• 111ePa Enlrp 12'• I?• Uniw fds IS'• I• Wilsn H J hons dO not onclucle <:.Jyman l ~o 1:i._ lSI Unlnc 37', 33 Lazy Boy 8' • 8•, Pent Oft • 11 1' •'. 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Zions Uth u 10 . Apnll 16, s'~d,sA•k "llubb cp"1:,1.1j!~ ~.'~ow CTpr o•. 1 ~~s,.,~o 4k •;,, ~~ ~~ ;:: !1. OTC ·JO Moat Actiu~ Acusllnt 10 ti~ en FrClll, 11'• 13'• Gn ~Aulm ~~:· :r • Mad Gas 11' 1 12 Ou.\kr Cn 21 11 Stoo Volume Bt4 AskH 0... Advnce R 1'• 1"-CllZ SoG• 6'• 1 (,n AutoP ?0'• 21•, MaJ Rtty 10ueen C.t 11 12' Amer Reserve 11>•.SOO 2 2'•:• '• Ad MICru 8•• 8' • C•tzns Ut 1•' • 2S Gen Btnd 14', IS'o 1 9· 16 1 13·16 Ralnr Cp 5'; ' Rank Organ IJS.800 4 4' • + '• Advnl Cp l?'J 141 Clll UIA 1•'1 ?1 c; Ener9y "" 11 M.llli<kl 48'> 491, R•ycm PennOI~ C.~ 101,100 b I to 6'1•7·" Al e• Al~ 301 • JO~• Clark Ml 21•, 18' 1 Gen Reon M<irine C 11 ll'. 11& 211 Oorth\lr Gds 9o)OO 7'1 7 •• + '• Alu Bal 21•. 711. Clevepk 10•. 11•. 138 u 2 Maril Fr i I I ' R.Jymd q 10 Amer Express 9b,400 ll' / 38 ... Altco Inc I•. 81" Cl~v Trl11 l'• l ' o C,nl Sl\ale tO', 10 M<)rlt 1 w IS' 1 11>1 • RllM Pac 8' • q1. Ci Ins.NI 6k 8b.OOO ''· 1 + '11 AllQn Pnr I) , 14 t Clow Crp qi, 10 (',olbert A 13 U M'ary KV 19" 20'• Recog Eq S S' • Penn Lite 1q,900 1-.., I'•···· · Aiied Bnt II ., •• C.ot>e Lab \q 10 GolO SFd 20 .. 21 • Mt Cm<I! 31> 311 Reo Elec JI 32'. Combined Ins 17,•00 11 11•.. • Allied Tef 10 , 111, Coburn O ll'• 13 ... Grhm M.a o>o 1'. Mc Owl E 8' • 8 ; Ren Univ I'. I'• Banlf.An>e r1ca 73,300 3'1 • 40'• +-• Am AP"' )J, •• ,. Coc•C L<l 1Sl· 16'•Gray l ol lb'J 11 Mc0uilly 'I>• 10.,Rec>ub T'X 2qo. 30 P•DSI Brew 11,300 1n. 2ll~1+ I A.111 E~pr JI' 38 Cotler Ra 81., 91: C.re{ Adv c» 1' • Measur 19' / 20 Rew Ptas 1'·• 8 -Am F1ncl 12 • 12\. Comm Cl IS'·• lb'. C:.ul lnlst b'• &•• Medcm 2'• 11• Revn &R 711 13 NASO Volume Tooay 6.SS0.400 Alll Flelh lh~· I/I~ Cntt Shrg 20•' n Hll(I\ C!l 8' 91 I Medlrn 38'· 3'1 Rival Mt 32'· 33•., AdYClnces •?O i>i<i you ever .n.otice ti~w 'quickly you get throlgh when you ha\'e called our pharmacy? It's not by ac· cident. We know that an emergency prescription call can come at any time so it is our policy to keep telephone conver sations 'as brier as possible. Am Furn J 3« Cwl NtGs 16'11 17~1 Hahro EW s•. 51, Ml!rcnn1 131., IA Ro.tel E• •3~t 4A'" Oechnu l•~ • k ~ Am GreP to to~, CmwTI P 12 21"4 Hamtl Br 12 12'. Mervyn 33 3• Robrt 01s 10', 111• Un<twnged 1117 Don t n-ow Whe r e --mflln1 c;r s1• s2• 1 Cptr Auto I'• n~ Harper R 7>1 8\• Ml!ytr Fr 11~. 18'• Rollins e 17 . ., 181, To1a1 2"82 · Of course. we are still courteous and friendly for that too is an important part of our policy. But, if .we ever see m to get off the phone a little more quickly than you thought we would, please r e· mem ber the re ason why. H you have never called us why don't you grve it a try soon? YOU OR YOUR DOC-TOR CAN PHONE US when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly ·without extra charge. A great many people re ly on. 11s for their health need§. We welcome requests for delivery s'ervice and cha1 ge accounts. PAIK UDO PHAIMACY lSJtt. ........... "'"Del•ety Mewpert hecll '42· I HO Henry Kissinger s leeps ~.,,M~~~~ rn·· :r· g~~YISFcl 1:·· 1r" ~:~1imFI k '~; ~:~!~·H~ 1~:·; 1;:,~ :e~~ ~~ ,g;: 1~~~ Cainerl and Loaen from nig ht to night On his Am Wtld 8 &•, Conn Gen J'I 39' 1 Henred F 141, IS M1lllpar 48 !><> Rusi Slov 13'•> U',. GAINERS Anheusr JI•, 3/l, Cns Papr 31 '·• 3111, Hexcel c IS 1s~. MnSate A J• 37 Scherer 12 13 I Ooculel Corp I>'•• 2''0 Up 4 .6 international rounds Of A11uco 14'• IS'• Cordis Cp 21> 28 H1gbe Co 13 U Mtftll Fab S•• S'A S<hOll In 1l'•1 1•1.1 2 ESL lntorp ll'n + 2'·> UP 27.8 d . I t ' t · l ' APS lncp 11 •· 11<• Cou\•n> 3'1• 31•• Hinu EL 26'·: 28' -Mo')ul Cp 16'•• 11' • S<oll Inn '" p , 3 N R Ci Inc. 3 • n Up 21>.J IP Oma IC negO)la IOn. Ardn Myf I'• 71,, Cross Co IA IA•~ Hoover 14>,1 IS~11 Molex In 21 13'. S<Olt~L G 2'• 21, A HandvOan HO S''• • I Up 23.S Can tell you. however, Ar!'Ow Au H • 18'• CU't Noll 121, 13'• Howel Cp 20 21 Moore sa " 1s S<rtPC>s H 11•. 181• s SpacelaD\ inc J + ,,, up 20.0 t.r11lda 1'• 7' Dani Intl 1• \9l , Hunt Mfg 9>, 10•, Moran Br l'' •'•• Se• Wrtd tO 101 •Story Chem1<l ' • I Up 20.0 Something about the AUo Col.J 12'> 13~• Dari Org 8'• 8~•Hyall C S"" 6 MorrtSll 21'1 2h Sv Merth , •• 1•, 1 Ripley Compny J•, • 1·> Up 18.2 I h f 1111 Gs LI •3 131, 0..1" 100 11•,. 13 Hy\ter c 910 tOt.. Moslk Cp 16'·• 16\• S•ma\lr 2'', 21' • 8 Am,.,.,st Grp 2' > • .., Up 11.o Seeping abitS 0 that All Steel II'• n •., O.ytn Ml 10 12 IMS lnlnl 8\• 8'• Motton In IS IS\, Seven Up 33,, 341 • 9 A~soc. Tr<k .l>O 14 • 2 Uc> l•.7 A.lWd Ou 9(> 10'• OICtS 0• 4lo S'4 Inda Wat 19~ 2G-I<• Motor Cl 311 •loio ShDM'(!i> 12'• 131-10 C P l' Corp S''• + ~. Uc> lb.1 ( L M.'B(\YD great world diplomat or yesteryear, l\t ahatfua Gandhi. In 1931, while h e bar gained for India's liberty with Great Bri· tain. he went to bed each night on a st raw pallen at a place called Kings ley Hall in London's Eas t End. But the more in· triguing point is that h e kept a goat in his room so he'd have milk for food. Gan· Baird Alo 7•• 311 Oeklb AR 41' / 42'· Inch Nu(I 3~. 41, Ms Smltll 911 10' • Sllorew 4 , S', 11 Sierra Resrch "•• 1• Up 16;7 Baird Wr S•• 61 .. Ollhl Intl 2'• J'• Jnforex 2'• 3~1 MSI Oal.J ''• 7•, S•gt>elCS 7•• 1'. 12 Se1scom Della 2"• .. ~ Up IS 8 a.ti.er Br l t 411 Oeluwe C JO~ 3th 111str Lab S'o S\1 Mulllme 13'• 14'• Sampson 11 12 IJ Amer Reserve 2 .. '•• Up 14 3 Beker Fe 24'• 2S'• Diam Crs 10 tOl, Jnlel Crp •S~• f>&l • NII CnvSt •'• S1• Snap T ols 33 JA 14 C,.-ay Tool .1, lb''• 1 Up 13 8 S..ldwro t.. 10, IS~• D1•m Hd 3'• ,,.,, 1nterc En 9 9i. Nat llbty 2'• 1'11 So Cal Wt 11', 17 IS Mostek Corp lb'•• 1'• Up 130 Sally Mii 1S 1' 09•1 Cmp 21 • 3 lnlmt . Gs 11~ 12' • Nt MdlCr 14'• IS•• So CnnC.s 10'• 21 i. 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Kiss· inge r doubtless ly will not keep a goat in his room. but if a ll e lse fails, it's a tho.u g ht. Adviser 3 40 3.72 Fnd Bo\ 6 16 6.IJ Fund 1l 41 U .bl> Cap1I Sh 4 lS A 11 Mii BnG 1.8S S 1>0 lncom • 89 1 "2Slh Fnd 4 211 N.L. Alln• Fd •.34 6 •J FrOll Cp 3.75 4,10 Puriln 8.80 9 0, INVEST GROUP: MIF Fd • 96 1 S2 Invest 7'70 7'87 Unilltd • 95 7,.0 Aetna In 11.3112 37 S/ITr Bs ,,12 o.•9 S.lem F 3 S1 J 8• JOS Glh • 91 .. MIF Cro 316 3 S1 VtSI• F 8.81 9'1>3IVnitund 7.12 1.11 :~~urt;,d : ell ~Ji c=.1 Fd : g~ ::~ F~~~c1AL8 It 10·.s :g~p~o ; ~~ ;.a ~=~ Om•l\+l R~~:~ F ~·~ ~:~~=~~ERVICE AllSt11e 9.J.4 10.o.t CHA MNG FOS: .. AOGAAMS: Muluat 1 86 8 S4 Amer II 17 11.J.4 Revert F 4.61 S.04 B<O S 1'v IO SI ti o19 From ORANGE COUNTY Al.PORT * Executivce INDOOR Parking SJ.OOPR DAY * Custom Automotive Service *Pref erred· Dealer Drop Off Service CALL FOlt A"OINTMINT (714) 979-4100 124 HOUI m¥1Clt OEDROE HURST . Executive Systems DMIMft Of GM .. ttuPlt 111M CeMen, IN. ztto AlnHf, C•ta M-., Ca. lllH SA ti NA Q . ··now h ot s hould a gauna bath be? H ow lon g should you s tay in it?'' A. Women in this coun· try seem to like it at about 175 degrees F . Mlg hl m e ntion that some Finns are known to h eat it up to as much as 248 degrees F. That's too hot. Medicos say a citizen would do well Lo stay in a sauna no less than rive minutes and no more than 15 minutes. Address moil to L.M. Boyd, P,,0. Bor 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Copyright 1975 L.M.Boyd. Have wlnler we ar you have outgrown·~ Sell it last with a Dail,y PUo\ Clualfled Ad 1 Alpha Fd 9,36 10.23 Knl<• F S.Oll S S1 Fin Oyn 114 N l. Slo<k 16,0l 17 42 Grwth •OS 4 40 S.tec ~ •.61 7.29 Nall Inv s'19 6 d Amc111 F 4 ~ 4,80 Knick Ci S,49 •.OI Fin Ind 3.44 N.L Select I SI 9 IS lcom 1 69 e.ltr S.ltKo Ci 5.28 S.77 Un C..pt 7'.o 9',3 :~ ~~:; :.~ '~:~ ~~~ t~ ;:~ c~i. Inc ~:=~ ~:t: .~:·R:t' u: B~ ~~:1 s~~~ 1~·~~ ~t s~~,0?n~lt t~~rN.L.. 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Huor ,,99 1.64 Com Sitt I0.2S 11.21 fncom 6 21 o.11 Comp CP l .90 •.21 lncon' 9.91> 10.89 Cust 62 16 19 11 •Cl Newton 10.t.O II S8 Le9a1 L S 86 o.40 At~r11 10.21 11.19 ComP 8d Ill hi r Mtu•I 8.13 t ,89 Cust B• 7.09, 111 Nw Pe" U.U IS~ P•ce Fd I OS 110 VALUE L.lflfE '0S: SPKtr 4.0J •.•1 Comp Fd (rl hi F Spec11 8 49 9.28 Cu\I 1(1 6 38 100 Ntw Wld 10.08 11 02 SMEARSON FOS : V•I Lne S.22 S.12 Fnd Inv • OI .... Con<r'G 7,9$ N.L, Foursq F 6 ... N.L CuSI K2 4 II S Jl N1chl•I\ 11 19 NL. AP:>r < 1S 01 ... 40 Val Inc J 92 4 30 We Nttl 9 19 10 18 COllJ Inv 1.38 l .7i l'ltANKLIN Cu$1 SI 1116 19 SI No l lvlr ll 12 NL ln<om IS.II 11.11 ltv Gii\ .:09 •.&7 :~:-F ••l 70l~~19~ !:~~~:t:G~~t : t 1>9 6.24 ~: ~ ~r, ~·~g8;:.~tio t~:J~~'1:::an ,!·~~J:~~ Val Spc 2.10 3.01 HOUGHTON : Contry c 10 7111 .... Gwtll Sr 5.S9 •. 13 CuJC ~ 2 91 a.is One Wiii 13 67 N.L.. SIGMA FUND$: VANCE Fund A • 19 •.SS 0.¥1dg s t3 N.L. Fr ln<m I.SI 1.13 Apollo 3 6] l .91 O .. PENMM ,0: Cap Stir • ,, •. as SANOIEltS: Fund B 6 lO 6,IS OlL.A"WAltl US GY S 9.JO 10.19 Polars 1 9S 3 23 A1n1 fd e 0. I at Inv 8.50 9 2<I tnlltst S.ta 6 43 Slotk S J9 S 19 GltO~,, ! Utilltle 3.41 3.11 lJIOmri. • 22 • 1• Oo Fnd S '8 6 21 T r\t ,, 74 1 31 vs Com S St 6.11 8L.C Giii 8 ., •.•2 Dt<•tr •.•• t .81 Res C..p 5.t 1 S.78 LO Edit 12 .. 13... Inc om • .. 1 61 Vtnlur Das 1 '9 Sl)e(I s',. 6.3l 04ibson t Al N.L.. Dtlw F I•• t .2 Ri EcttY 3 21 3.S1 L.EX GROUP: Mon, 8 9 .i · Smolh B I.~ NL. V/IClrtlll 2'41 2 11 B.lyroc •ti . . . 0.llt f l 62 l '14 Fkl LIEQ '1,31 10.19 Cl> L.t• 13.2S 14.57 Tame F S 14 S 611SB l&C..-1.99 N.L. Vant '* 4 40 ' S.yrlc or 4 ,. • CltVeoll SS.16 N,L.. Fd Ml dP 7.6S N.l . Cifwlll S.18 •.l' OTC Soc 9 JS 10 14 So GenF 10.61 II.II var.ea 1 3:11 3 4> 8ea(11 HI 7 M H L. Ored Cl> l.2l l S< l'UNOS INC.. RtV<ll II 92 12 OJ Ptr•mt 6 )7 6 .. SW\1 Inv 'ti lo .. v11cno C.r 4 Ml N L lka<on a 1S N.L. OodoC• ll '7 N.L.. 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BrOfl Fd I 98 911 Plon Fd 10 U 11 !><> Ooan S.91 N.L. W\tld ~ 6.6S 7.2j ~Ill Slls 9,0I 9.9~ SPKCI F S lO S 14 HtdOf S.•I • . Bro Ille I. IS 1.91 Plonr II Q 3~ 10 10 UEIN ROE FOS: 'l\'i'lOllS 4.5' i,QI CK<tl 11111 9.)) t I() Sltl\ Fd 8.12 9 ._. Herllgt I.IS . .. Br11 US 9.tt 10.13 P11n11C1 q n 10 t• Btlllf~ 16 80 N.l ZNl~lc!r I, .. t.a (HANNING COIE Sp 11.11 N.L. Horatt IS.1' 1•.~ MASS CO; Pl.I GRO 9,7110,69 C<1Plll 7 •S N.1.. L llO IOH. a·e1to ,UNOS: Egret FO 9.•~ 10.41 !l'l'Prl Cp U2 8.00 FretrT\ & •$ t,01 PU Trn S.9t 6 •6 StO<~ ti 7t N.l id•vldtnd-Amer I 06 I.I. Eflun Tf\ It» • Imp 'Gt S.97 6.S2 lndp F o U 1 IS .. RICI ROWE : SIS OllOU P • un•vallel>lt. • • AZ DAILY PILOT ' c f'ro• Page AJ CAMPAIGN ne:\l,year. Therefore, those who bend elbows at the Hungry Tiger won't know £Or <"Crlain if lhCl.y'rl' COO· tributing to a county supervisor that is, a lieu tenant governor that never wa s or a stale senator that might be. Third Dis tri ct" Supervisor Ralph Diedrich ond Fifth Dis· trirt Supervisor Thon1as Riley have left no doubts about where their fund raising activities a re aimed. Diedrich announced his_plans to run for re -election at a $250-a· ·oouple dinner Feb. 12lhat w:.s the :social-politic ai success of the non·· .election year fund raising season. l\1orc than 750 persons, by fnr the most ever to attend a fund raiser for a county official. flocked to the Oisne.}1land Hotel to ··roast R alph " on his and Lin- coln's birthday. Thal means more than S90,000, less the cost of prime rib dinners, wine and ente rtainment. flowed into Dicdrich 's campaign cof· fers. l\tuch of it \\·as Paid si mpl,y for the deli ght of roasting Ralph, m ainly by telling him he is over· wei g ht and an <:6bra sive --personality , qualities that Diedrich readily admits to even on days when it is not his or Lin· coin's birthday. According to Riley's cxeculi\'e aide Bob Nel son. the Finh Dis· tlict supervisor "'ill kil'k orr his· first bid for election at a $50-a- ticket "·estern barbeque in early June. Nel son s-aid the comparatively low pril'e is in tune "'ith Riley's intention to keep his 1976 cam· paign at the peo ple rather than corpor~I e I eve 1. ··S upervis o r s who cha rge $1 ,000 at fund raisers talk only to those persons who donate $1 ,000 and not to the people,'" Nelson declared. Of the five s upervisors, Ralph Clark of the Fourth District has the least pressin g politi cal pro- blem. He "·on an easy primary elcc· tion victory last June and ~·on't have to hit the campaign trail again until 1978 . "let, Clark admitted r..1onday , he has not ruled out the possibili· ty of holding ru nd 'raisers th is year. "It 's much easier to raise money in off e lection years when there isn't as much competition for campaign dollars," Clark ex· plained. When s ummed up , the non- $1 ,000 ·a ·plate dinners, Ralph roasts. $125 cocktail parties and western barbecues are designed lo raise at least $300,000 for the su·pervisors in this, a non.election year. -But those 14'ho direCt the fund raisers say these are hard limes. They blame the difficult limes on the recession , campaign dis· closure laws that remove the cloak on anonymity from heavy donors and the building industry :s lump. Until recently, most prominent builders and developers bought fund r aising tickets by the block-$1 ,000 and $2,000 al a crack. They the n dis bursed their political in\'estment out over their sub·contractors, a practice that a\lov.:cd the builders to ap· pear politicall y generous without spending too much of their own money. But the construction slow-down has put the skids lo that style or pyramid fund r aising. Recession, disclosure la"·s and buildin g i ndu s try s lump notwithstanding, the race for campaign dQllars continues as invitation·s t o dinners a n d cocktail parties continue to roll from the presses. Ferry Rams Dock SAN FRANCISCO (U Pl l - The ferry boat Golden Gate ram.med a d ock Wednesday, tearing a thrcc·foot hole in its bow :in d injuring l"'O passenMe r:-.. ORANGE COAST c. DAILY PILOT Tlf' O•.nO" C.oo>t o.llf,~llol, wol~ """''~ ,, ,.,..... ... ....., t~ !M...-.·P••>t. 11 oubl......,b¥1~0. .. -. (H" Publ/.,.lfltt ~··· .. f *Pol' ~ ... ~. """""" .. °"'""""-· !4•n \ltlltY. lrY•hP, St..,ltl>t<l Vt!lty •flCI U'l'l"f 11<-.ochl!tout~ tot\!. "' t•"'I"' 'Pf'"""I ~;t-+• pu1>111""" s..1 ... ,,.1, -~.,, '"" vlftcl11tl p11t1h>h'flct """'""t """ Gontttl ~NOtt Thoma' Keevil [,,,..,.. Thomas A Murphine -:"'q••O EllltOI' Charle?> H . LOOS Rt(P\drd P. Nall A>.,>ltn1 'llt~tt•flll E011" t Co11.111 MH<J Office no w.-11 ••• \1ttt• Mtlll"t AH•ttt. ~.0. k• IMO, -k16 T•l•P"OIM (714) '42-4121 Cl.J$Sl llH Ad¥er11sl"' M2•M71 c .. ,rlOhl. It/~ Ottntt Ctl>I l'11t1ll1~1no (i4'fol~~f. No.,.,.., \It• .. ;, 11111\tf •I •0'"• •ll•lttlt l M•lltf t• tO~tr ll>~"'*"h ~t••n .... , et rt•rttuctO -.illlt11t fllftltl Pt"nl>t1on ol ,....,,+ttu-'"'· .. ,.flf t l•ll ....... •Ollf It CO.It l'llfll, ~tllMntt. •lt~rljllUWIOtt•t•,., U Dll-1hty; .,. m.11 M.to-tlllt: l!lll+f.f<• <M1'1 •~•''°"' U.00 '· --""' . 'Thuraday.April17,197S • AT&T .Sp~t - . Nixed· The millions of persons who o"·n AT&T have voted by a 30·to ·l margin to back lhe firm's executives against the U.S. Justice Departm ent 's demand th at the huge corporation split itself up into com1>eting com· panics. J\.10fe than S,000 of The three million AT&T shareholders at· tended the telephone giant's an· nua l meeting Wednesday in Anaheim. The stockholde rs, getting one ballot per share held , vot ed .:against a proposal to accede to the fed eral demand and save the lt>gal cost or a lengthy and ex· pensive court battle. The \'Ole, mostly by proxy, was 376.3 million to 12.2 million. The Justice Department's an· titrust ~l'li on de1nands th ut AT&T di vest itself of its Western Electri c s ubs idiary, "'hich manufactures most of the equip· ment it bu ys. "When the antitrust sUit \\'as announcC"d, \\'e made it clear rro1n the outset lh;1t \\'e "'OUld 'ight it," Chairman of the Board John D . d eB utt s told stockholde rs . "We have broken no laws. \Ve h ave not co n s pired t o monopolize. But morefundamen· tall y, we said \\'C "·ould fi ght the Justice De partme nt's action because, s hould it succeed, it would hurl the public.·· As an example, shareholders "·ere shown' a lO·minute film of the fire that destroyed a major phone switching center in New ''ork City Feb. 27, knocking out service to 170,000 phones. DeButts said that, ordinari ly, repJ3cing such an installation wou ld hctve taken six months, but the job "·as done in s ix weeks, and, "it could not ha \·e been ac· complished "'ere the Bell System not organized as: it is." Carl Borgen Dies at 98 Graveside funeral services arc scheduled Friday for onetime oil ~·orker Cctrl F. Borgen, a Costa J\.-tesan ~·ho died Tuesday. He had been an Orange County resident for SB years. He "·as 98 and first came to north Orange County in 1905, set· tfing in Fullerton and staying on to help in petroleum develop· ment in the Brea area. Rites ror Mr. Borgen "'iii be at 2:30 p.m . i~ Ros e Hi ll s Memorial Park on Workman J\.1ill Road in Whittier, with burial follo~·ing. Survivors inc lude his "'ire Winirred. of the home, 1750 Y.'hit· tier Ave .. a son, Richard 0 . Borgen or Santa Ana, a daughter. f\Irs . Christine R isne y of Anaheim : four grandchildren, and eight great· grandchildren. 6 Yachts Vie In San Lucas Race Friday Six yachts a rc sched ul ed to set sail Friday at noon in Newport Harbor Yacht Club's annual 720·mile Cabo San Lucas race. The scratch boat and favorite fo r first to finish is John Scripps' 79·foot ketch Miramar from San Diego Yacht Club. Others in the race are;: -Dorothy 0, 57·fool sloop, Bob Beauchamp, NHYC. -Pericus , 47 -fool ketch, John Williamson, La haina YC. -Ragdoll, 43·foot sloop, John lfall, Nl-IYC . -Ariana, 39 ·foot s loop , Georege Thorson, LAYC. -Shearwater, JG.root sloop, Walter Andrcws,.SFYC. TONIGHT ORANGE COUNTY FAIR B0 1\RD -Regular mc<'lina. 88' Fair Drive, 8 p.m . "SUBJECT TO FITS" -Soulh Coast Repe rtory Theat er. through Sun. 8 p.m. UCI LECTURE -"Pholo· graphers on Photography," Social Scicnl·e l·l a~I. 7 p.nl . t"RJOAY;-1\PRIL 18 ' MUSIC RECITAL -Angelo Judu, violin , Arnold Juda, piuno, OCC l\.l usicStudio8p.m . FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS - ''Play lt Again S\l m ," OCC Forum, 7:30p.m . ,\dm. $1 . Mesa Girl, 1 2 , H e ld i11 K 1lif e Slasl1 Attack A 12-year·old girl "'ho escaped C~tu l\.1esa police once Wednes· day arter allegedly slashing a classmate with n knife is in Orange County Juvenile 1-lall lo· day. 1 The victim , also 12. ~·as slashed on the thumb while run· ning a"·ay and trying lo fend off the blade, \lo'hi ch ripped a poncho she "'as "'ca ring, according to police. She "·as treated and released from Hoag J\.temorial Hospital follo~·ing the afternoort.fpisode at Hamilton Street anOMeyer Place as she and a boy classmate "'alked home from Rea In· termediate School. The alleged attacker was ap· prehended at her home shortly before 8 p.m. by Officer Richard Rosser and admitted to juvenile hall to face charges of assault ~·ith a deadly weapon. · Patrolman John Phcrlin had gone to pick up the suspect earlier, but said she and two young companions Oed out her bedroom window and escaped after clambering over a brick "'all. $2 ,000 Loss In Mesa Fire A s moky fire blamed on a malfunctioning e lect.ric blanket erupted in a small Costa Mesa re· sidence Wednesday, causing an e:5timated $2 .000 ·damage before it was extinguished. • Fire Department Battalion Chier Bob McClelland said there was virtua lly no structura l damage to the home at 369 E. 20th St., but s moke wrecked much of the contents. He said the residence is oc· cupied by Jamie K. Templeton, 35, a nd o"·ncd bv his brother Ken Templeton. Rodda H e ads Colle ge Board Attorney George Rodda Jr. 0£ Corona de l Mar has been elected president or the Coast Community College District . He succeeds Donald G. Hoff or Midwa y City. Robert Humphreys or Costa Mesa is the new vice pre· sident or the fiv e·mcmber board, the governing body for Orange Coast and. Golden West colleges. Rodda, vice president of the board las t year, has been a member since 1969. · Policy Defended SACRAMENTO CAP) nd er critical questioning, Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. 's new prison chief Wednesday defended his department's policy of promot· ing "blacks and browns" ahead of while e m ploy es. The topic came up during Jerry Enomote's confirmation hearing before the Senate Rul es Committee. ·columbia 43 Sloop First ·in Guadalupe Firebird. a Columbia 43 sloop skippered by Bob Longpre of the South Shore Sailing Club today, was the first boat to finish the Balboa Yacht Club's 600·mile Guadalupe Island race. Four other boats had finished by 11 a .m . and the race commit· tee said there were no others In :sight. P1tosl of the dozen starters are expected to be fini shed before nightfa ll . As first to fini~h . at 3:56 a.m., Firebird_.js the \\'inner of the En· dymion frophy, but failed to sa\•e- her tlm~ for ha ndicap honors in t~e. J.nternutiona l Offshore Rule div1s1on . The IOR corr(!Cl~d time Winner was Ralph At a ck 's Ericson 37 \Yildfire rrom BYC. beating Fi r c bi rd "s corrected time by about one ha lf hour to piek up the Vilan Couch me morial trophy. Ed Carpe nter ·s Nc\v Zealand 47 sloop lwlatangi fini shed a t 8 :45 a.m. to become the \\.'inner of the O~il y Pilot pe rpetua l for the se<'ond straight year. The Dally Pilot trophy is for the handicap ..,inner In .the Performance I.fan· dlcap Racing Fleet. ~·1ntangi also "'Ins the fou nders trophy, de· dicatcd this yettr by staff com· modorc George l-locdinghaus for the rirst PH R f'""ya cht to fini sh. Order of finish by 11 a .m. Firebird, 3:56 a.m.: J\.latangi, 8:<45 ; Concubine, &e4S ; Swlrt, 9:53; Wildrirc, 10:078 . $2.1 Mi l lio n Tab Members .. Smoking Buy-· Blamed Country Clrih For Fire . A house In t·ounty ter1i tury between NC\vport Beuc.h· and Costu J\tt•su \\'US budly doma&:cll by ft re lod:i y. ~fembc rs of th e Mesa \1crde Country Club have bought th(' course and c lubhouse from tht.• Japuo Golt Com puny for $2.1 million. Membership president John Berger s aid that the pur<.'hase .ilso includes the tennis courts and s"'immtns: pool. . The <1gr ecment wa s ratified \\'eek by a membership commit· tee, which negot1atea for several months with Japan Go lf Corn · pany executives . Wednes<tay ni ght details of the purchase and future rin anclng \\'('l'f' explained at a membership 111ceting. '!'he IS·year·o ld (acility "'US bought by the J upunese company Ill 1971 rrom Boise Cast'>Hle Jl t•c r e at 1011 u I I) ro pl•rl il·S. 'I"hc pr1 C't' at lhul titnc \\•rts rl•portcd u l $2 .1 n1i llio n and since tht·n tht' J;.ipancsc con1pany has put in 1Jll cstim ulcd $500 ,000 ~·011h of inl· provem c nts, s aid Emn\e ll O'Donnell, lhe m e mbe rs hi1>'s publicity chairma.n, The Japanese compan.v u p- purently took a loss to eonct•n· Irate on oth er courses ii is de· ,·eloping. \VhC'n the firn1 bought the J\·lcsa Verde r ourse in 1971 it ,,·us the 13th l'ouriic under its 1n<1t1<1gcn1 cnt. hut l\O\\' it has 23 touri;es £•ither open or untlor l'Oll· st ruction. 'fhe c l~1b pluns to hold the golf· ing nlembershlp to soo. 1'hls ill hO\\' tht• fin;.1 ncin J: \\'ill be t•ur1icd Olli : ~ typicoll lif('lil'fl~ 1nembl'r '''ho puid $3,000 for his mcm· IM;:rship and pa)!s dues of $80 n rnonth \'Jill be given until June 15 10 decide \'Jhethcr to pay $2.000 n1ort• ror a SS .000 C'<luily mem· bl>rs:hip. If he does so, his mon· thly dues urc not expected to in· t•rcase, according to O'Donnell. Ile can. remain a lifetime member and choose not to be an ('Quity membC'r but in thut case his dues \\'ill inc rease. 'J'hosu \\'ho hold annual n1cn1· bt•rs hiµs, \\·hi <'h cost $.100 a year plus the n1 onthly dues. \\•ill be g1·0.1duu lly J>hased out to uchicvt.· the goal of ha Ving 500 equit y mcmbt>1·s hips, 0' Donnell said. 'rhe chungtl will mean "a limit· cd number" ot equity 1ncrn · ·bt•rsliips "'ill be 'availabfe. These n1t•mbers hips '''ill C"ost more than $.'i,000 as th(• total of 5oo me rnbers 1s approaChC'd and the value of a 1ncn1bcrship inC"l'eascs. Counly 1'"'l1·e Dcpurlmenl Cu pt. Ill"UC'l' TUl'bC'\'illc 5;.1ld the :house, at 2303 1:·airhill Drive TICHI' llpp(•J' Nt•\\'J)O)'t U;.1y sustJincd •111 t·sti 111utcd S:JS,000 in danl a{lt's. ,\b ou t 25 f1rc n1e n r ru1n fl\cwport Beach ;.ind the l'uunty department l>altled the 5 ;Lill, fire whi(·h started in the gal'nge. "'It appears son1cbody left a burnulg cigarette on a m;1ttrcss out there und that's \\'hut caused tht.? flames." Turbevill e said. ··The g;:1ragc ,,·a s tota lly dt·st1·o~·ed and the roor O\·t·1· 1110:-.I of t ht' house is go Ill' · · \\':1 lt•r l'ron1 f1rt• hoses 1'100t:ll•d the attic ;_ind did addit ional dama ge to insille ""a ll s. 'furbeville allded. The on ly OC'l'upunt or the homP O\\'lll'd by Gladys \\"alson, \V ll!; her 28·ycu r-old son. Gunnar. l·le "'<ls not in jured in the bh1zt·. firl•mcn said. Thi s Frigidaire Heavy Duly Wa s h e r ca n d eliver dependable. t rouble-f r ee ~erformance with its heavy duty motor and other components u sed in Fri gidaire Commercial Washers. You can wash permanent press. cottons, and hea11y work clqlhes elliciently, or reduce wear 61\" delicates with Norma l a nd Gentle Wash cycles. The matching Frigidaire Dryer Jets you dry up to 18 paunds of laundry all al once. With !he !urn of a d ial , match the drying \ lime to the lype of load. including permanent press and knit s. Model FP1-170T 539995 FRIGIDAIRE LAUNDRY CENTER BIG FAMILY SIZE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR J~~i 0 " ONL y s399ts ~avls•bro ' . ; -28 Years of l,,regnty & Dtpe,,flat,,ltry i .... ,..... <"'' M.1• • ""'* "''' I n ,.,. • S•lldltbtc~ v.11t, = 111 .... 1 ............. , ... ,. ,, .............. (110<1101 .. 0ol -n. ...... t ... ""I.'·' Otllyt·t.~t-6 .., •• ,... 1)1.)IJO '· Thi s s pace ·sav 1ng Fr1g1da1re Laundry Center comb ines a famlly·s1 ze was her and drye r into a ~ingle sli m cabiner. Plugs 1n10 any separate 15 amp conve nlional housetiotd circuit. LCT·IZt ' ) , t) 'I 1, 1 f I ' I 1 l • .. DAIL V PILOT * Thursday. Aptll 17, 1975 Airwest Record Told Huehei Airwe•t hati repurted it& passengers 'tlew 3.3 percent more miles last month than in March 1974 to estabUsh an all·time record monthly hjsh. Revenue panenger miles totaled 134,m,300, versus 130,623,600 a year ago. Passenger bourdings, howeve r , dropped S.G percent lo 315,600 rrom 334,400. De nsity <the average number of passengers fly. ing per mllo) fell 8.2 perceqt lo 48.1 fro m 52.4, whllo tne average systemwide luad factor (the percen· ~age of seats lllled) dipped to SS.4 percent lrom 63.3 ~rcent. I READ THIS 'Would you invest S7.42~.00 cash In secured. fall·proof eQUlpmet'lt and one day per rronth of your time for a groas Income in e11tcess of 136.600.00 over each 48 month period with almost 80% net profit? Nothing to stock. lnventqry, warehouse. service or supply. We have absolutely no competition and offer a ground floor Opp0rtunity fo r operations in lhe Orenge and San Diego County area with exciuslvity. Up to 100~ Bank financing available to Qualified. Interested ind1~ldupls will receive documentation of the foregoing at convenient Interview. Please call Mr. Mt!friS, Tela.Dlne Systems in Newpert, on Thur .. 4-17. Fri. •M8, noon to 8 p.m. at (714) 644-0340, Newporter Inn. can ~.fut.~ quote! Westcliff Hair Designers Present!· FREE SUIUM6 SHAMPOO ........ ..., ......... wlttlSnUCUT ...,..~c .......... a ..,..i ........... , WESTQIFF HAIR DESIGNS WESTCLIFF PLAZA 646-9925 DESERT'S BEST BUY!* lndlan hill.c TOWNHOUSES Palm Desert Located in a sheltered cove several hundred feet above the desert. floor ... Indian Hills offers an incomparable panoramic view where cooling breezes gently sweep away lhc cares of the world! Five custom-designed swimming pools and screened tennis courts add to the new way of life you'll happily find at Indian Hills-Palm Desert! *With the purchase of your Indian Hills home. you wHI receive a family golf and aoc:ial member· ship In one ot the deserfs most exclusive country clubs. OR a l',000.00 decoratOf home fufnic"lings pacqge ..• IMONtety free! 2& 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES from $39,950 10% DOWN 8 314 % FINANCING 9 %A.R. Ann Ca pers h as been c le<:ted lo the board of directors for Key1f.one ·avlngs a odalion in Westminster. She replaces h er late hW>band. Ronold W. Caspers. who was chairm a n ol the board and former c h airman of the Orange County Board ol Supervlaors. Mrs. Caspers and chllda·en reside•: Lido M c. • ltoaSheakman,amember of c•SPus ' the Huntington Beach Unlon Hlgb School J\o:.ird, re· c~tly r esigned as senior vice president or Mercury Savings and Loan Assoclatlcm. He h as joined lnduHtrial Contillllants Company of Sherman Oaks us a senior consultant • Weste rn PuUlc Financial Corporation has added three Orange Coast businessm en lo its board of directors. New m e mbers are Donald P . Kennedy, pn:si· de nt of The First American Financial Corp., Santa Ana; John D. Lusk, chairman of the board and chief executive oflicer .ol J ohn D. Lus k and Son d e· vetopers. Newport Beach ; and Robert L . Whitley. chairm an of the finance l'Ommillee or the board of directors of Am cord, Inc. of Newport Beach. * Jelfrey Morse, manageroftheSh eraton Hotel in Newport Beach, announced the appointme nt <tf Michael Hug hes as director of sales fol' the new hotel. Hughes was formerly national sales manager for The Dutch Inn Hotel and Resort in Orlando, Fl a. * Timothy L . Eyerly h<Js been na m ed manager of the Brookhurst·Adams Bank ol America in llunl· ington Beach. The Oran ge resident joined the bank in 1965 and was most recently assist ant vice president for com· mercial loans at the Santa Ana main or<icc. * Southern CalJlomla First National Bank has promoted Ch~rles E. We rt to pension frust consul· tant for its 33 offices in Orange and Los Angeles counties. Former l y trust ad· ministrator in the bank's Newport Beach office, he will continue lo work there. Ile and his wife live in Foun· lain Va lley with their daughter. * Newport Beach resident Richard f. H a nly h as been e lect· WERT ed vice president of individual marketing services for Pacific Mutual. Previously, Hanly was second vice president or financia l planning services. Jack K . Sew ell of San Clemente has been elected second vice president of omce services for Pacific Mutual. WE DO MO? HAVE '"TIUPHONITUS- , A i>id you evir ·noti.ce 'how •quickly you get through when you have called our pharmacy? It's n<>t by ac· cident. We know that 3n emergency prescription call can come at any lime so it is our policy to keep telephone conversations 'as brief as possible. · or course. we are still courteous a nd friendly for that too is an important part of our policy. But. if we ever seem to get of( 'the phont> a little more quickly than· y6u thought we would, please re· me mber the reason why. If you have never called us why don't you gi'Ve it a try soon? YOU OR YOUR DOC· TOR CAN P HONE US when you need a deli very. We will deliver promptly ·without extra charge. A great many people rely on 11s for their health needs. We welcome requests for delivery service a nd charge accounts. PAllCUDOPHAIMACY 151 Ho.,...1"4 ,.,...hl•ery Mew,...thec•'4Z·IHO No Goats In His Bedroolll Don't know wher e He nry Kissinger s leeps from night to night on hls international r ounds of diplomatic negotiation. Can tell you . however. somethin g about the sleeping habits of that ("-_L_._M_._·e_Q_Y_o __ ) . great world diplomat of yesteiyear,.. M ahatJna Gandhi. In 1931, whfle he bargain ed for India 's liberty with Great Bri· lain, he went lo bed each night on a straw pallen at a place called Kingsley Hall in London's E ast End. But the m ore in· triguing point is that he kept a goal in his room so he'd h ave milk for food. Gan· d hi 's d e· di cation led to In· dia's Jiber· t y . a s e ,. e r y ''WHILE YOU FLY'' • • • school boy knows. Call him a SUC· cess. Fact t h a l' Kingsley H a ll s ubse- quently was turned into a research center for m en· tal health is no reflection on the great m an. Kiss· inger doubtlessly will not keep a goat in his room. but if a ll e lse fails, it 's a tho ught. From ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT * Executive INDOOR Parking SJ.OOPllDAY * Custom Automotive Service *Pref errelt Dealer Drop Off Service CALL FOlt APPOINTMINT (714) 979-4100 U4 MOW •tlCll OEOROE HURST Executive Sptema .,....._.. .... ..,.. """'' ... c .. -.. •N. ttto Alrw.,, C•te M ... , Ca. 118H •• • ' • ~AVNA Q. "llow hot s hould a sauna bath be? How long sho uld you stay in it?" A. Women in this coun· try seem to like it at about 175 degrees F. Might m ention that som e Finns are known to heat it u p to as muc h as 248 degrees F. That's too hot. Medicos say a citizen would do weU to stay in a sauna n o less than five minute$ and no more than 15 minutes. Addrel! mall to L..M. Boyd, P.O. Bor 1560, Costa Mi!Sa 92626. Copyright 1915 L.M.Boyd. Have winter we11r you have outgrown? Sell it tan wall\ a Daily Pllo1. Claulried Ad I I • . Botton1 Seen? • Marketing Confab Set The Sales ant.I M atkctm.: ' Executi Vel> or Orange 'County ure s1>ons oring a half.day confcrt:nce at thl• Grnnd Hold in Anaheim Tuesday. Drop in Housiitg Starts Slows DOwn The confcrancc. re· garded by business ex · eculives aK a "hi"h perform an ce" ~eminar. will be held fyom 9 a.m. to l p.m. a nd will cost $40, which includes l unc h. For further 1nformatio11 eall Naomi Pennino at 772·5662. - WA$HINCTON (AP> The government has rcpo1tcd that the steady drop in the numll<!r of new housini{ unit~ s tarted und building permits issued s lowed down la l:l t month, indicating possible l-itabillwtion of the 1it1· lion's crippled housing murkct . TllF. COM1'1 F.RCE Oc1H11·t · ment reµor t ed that hou ~ing .starts in March \\ere at un un- nual r<itc of 980,000. Thul was ti Average Food Bill $40.05 ·Per Family WASHINGTON CAP) -A government survey indieates the average American jamily spends $40.05 a week on food at the grocery store artd dining out. The survey was taken in 1972.73 and showed that. al that time, the average weekly food expenditure was $30.32. A spol<esmun for the Bureau of Labol' Statistics said that if the fi gure was adjus ted t9 take into acc:ount a 32. l percent rise in a ll • food prices s ince the base period, the expenditur e would increase to just ovel' S40 for the hypothetical family. THE SURVEY AIM> SHOWED that the amount spent lor resta urant mea ls rises s teeply as income rises. exceeding one· third o r the total spent for food by famines earning more than S19,000 a.year . The findings represent the partial results of a two.year sur· vey of spending a nd earnings of American families, the first such s urvey in 12 years by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. BLS Commissioner Julius S h iskin said the preliminary r e· s uits were being m ade available now beca use or widespread in· terest in inform a lion about food· buying patterns and t•ncrgy con· sumption. Final results of the survey will be used to re,·isc the Consumer Price Index, the monthly measure of inflation publis hed b y the bureau . SlllSKIN SAID THE r\EW St:R\"E\', baseJ on the buying habits of 10,000 families in 1972·73, was taken becau s~ ··inforrn<.i · tion about trends in (;:Xpend ilUl'CS by differ ent kinds of families O\'er the last decad e have been sorely lacking." Over 1,he Counter NASO Listinqs f drop cif fi ,000 units from fo'L•bruury. But the slip was far slO\Vl'r than the previou.-. JS per· C\.•nt rate by which starts l agged heh1nd l~st yca1·. Anet the n umber of building pe rmits issued, w hich usually an· ticipatcs new construction by thrN• months or so, hit an annoa l ruk of 710,000 in March. That. "aH a drop from 714,000 iJ1 F~bruury. But the new February fig ure reprc!>e11ts a sizable up· \.\ard n·v1sion from the r ecord lo\.\ of 673.000 ol'i1tinally reported. ,\ revival in the hdusing in· dustry. in which activity has been declining s ince 1972, is con· !>idered u <·ruc ial factor for g~ncral ('COnomic recovery. lo addition lo providing new coo· struction jobs, it m eans new jobs in a ppli ance factories aod lumber mills . ~ Tax Referee Test May 10 Special lo lbe Daily Pilat SACRAMENTO -Another statewide examination to qualify a dditiona l candidates lor possi· ble future appointments as Inheritance Tax R eferees will be g iven M ay 10 by the Stale Personnel Boa1·d . Copies of the official examina· lion announcement and applica· lion forms may be obtained from any S t ate Per s onne l Board olfice and from the State Controller. P.O. Box 1019, Sacrament-095805. ,\pp li l·ations mus t be postmarked not later tha n Fri· day, accompanied bythe$1S non· refundable application fee fixed by the State P e r sonnel Board. Tne\I! quota lion~ ~rown Ar 3', J , E •ecu tn •' • •' KMS Ind 3 • • ~rmonl S•• b' t Twin 01\ 1~ 20 W,umn I ,upplt"° by 1ne NI· Bu<kt>e •'• s•. EA1racp 12 • 13• Knape VI ll'• "" Pab\l Or 21 • 18'o Tym\hr IP. 11'• weeoen I ... II'• 9'. 10•• 101t. 10'• ' 9'a Ilona! Aswc1at1on ot Ouclt.ey I>'• b'' Faor Lne • , •'· Knuos Cp 1 I P•ccar 11•• ??•• UO Ftnac I • II Wetql Wt :iecur111e\ Dealers, Burnp SI • •' Far1on El 17' • 13 1(09er Pr ti) 10•· P•c Gam 1J 7• Un• C•PI 7', 7>, \Nell"'l M Jre btch and otters Buller M II 17>, Farm 8r u•• U ' l(rU1!9er I I•, Pac Lum S• Sb'. Uri1on Spl 13 IJ • WSICSI pt lUOl~d DY 011er·lhe· C.IW1 Sv 7~ 16 , Farm Gr SO , ~1" Laci~ St Jt>, J1 '•Parker 0 11' • 11'• Un T One 18 191 W\ l(yGS :ounter Ot'.iters 10 <Am Iron F1ngrht 7• • 717 L•ncast I>' I Paul Atv U • 1) UnArl Tn 81< 9'• Wslmr Cl •<1<n olher a\ 01 Ill 13' Fs1 Oosll' 1q• 10•. Lance 71 • 28 • Pytss Cas 70 70 US S119ar ~ S? 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Vittoz, the four figures at its base are the work of I. I. Jaquet. The fountain, first exhibited at the Great Paris Exposition of 1863, remains today as a work of art. And our new facility complements· it beautifully. 'f ' I ' I The Newport Beach Marriott features 377 lavish -guest rooms and four daz· zling restaurants and lounges. · Our sun-splashed pool wel· comes yqu,o a varietY of .~ leisure activiti~s. With tennis, day and night, on our own· championship courts. Golf, too, is available. , ' :· ' ' t ,, ; l For meetings, we offer exceptional facilities. The ~le·gan~ Pacific-Ballroom is over 8000 square feet of " • .. .. spac~ that easily divides into : · smaller salon areas. There •· are 7 other terrace area rooms for meetings up to 130. And 14 Marriott parlors for conferences of up to 10 people. We're nearby the new business nerve center of Newport Beach and right next to Fashion Island. But the real beauty of our ad· dress is the beach, Balboa Island-and the bay. It's all- pretty as a picture. 900 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach, Callfornja. Call (714) 64Q-4000 for · Information or reseniatlons. Or \Ille our toll-free number: 800-228-9290. 'The Fountain.• An orfgfnOI gouodie palntfng by Mon Solberg, commluloncd bp Momoa HotcJt,. Inc. I , ' .,