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.t:" Trull haulers in Huntin,;.on tion. firms in~olved vOwed today 'J:'
. ach, Fountain Valley, Laguna ••to pick QP the trash the best we . By KATHY CLANCY •
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.Co*PRY ,ti~it;S :_~..id!':~--f. · .. Th~!sai~: how4:_ver, there will ..J9.bitoti8y1nacQhtra~DBtUe. . '.tiesclJe(fUledelays. . Anothe r babylift or Vi et·
f "Ttle ,'tlOQ ~bl>iSh t:fUd(: ditverS "l Stap-Tkac)I~, genera1''11anager namese war orphans was expect-
' ·c-.nd-Jlelpers, r'!J!res·eiited bY. of RainQow .Dispgsal Co., which td to arrive tonight at Los 'if$.iin~·,Un.i,on:\~~-38f!: . .'~~ .s'erv:~·-· Hu.l!_t·ing_ton .~ach and Alamitos Naval Air Station and
. 1~fktnllt;le-fot ~ha•g'~ Def· ·Fountain VaUey, said company authoritie .. there said flights are ~cent of Ora1;11e tou·ifb'1s t~~ t, orfici;1.ls were meeting. today to e x p e c t e d t o c o n t i n u e
;l,,BQf:Officli:tls of tht·t'.taih'c:Ol~~-, ~~~plans ror dealing, with the periodically. :~ · ' ' ' sltike. · A planeload or ~ orphans ar-
·! • _ ' • ~ ·Me8nwbile,_,a.Ul'~on·member jn rived at the station about mid-fJ>Jri~,'aJ ' ' :Et•.,, •·· . ~1qDaBeach,s8idw:or.kersf4:ar night Su~day , then were ~~~·•lftlle· r. ll'I., · the ,companies· may try lo hire transported by bus ·to a ~: • ·. • .-out.Side work'ers;in an effort to makeshift hpme in a Terminal ·i :..4____.. ' r !-·--breakthe0union. JslandgymnAsium. :,._;1 vii ~~re Teamster officials today re-Most of them will leave by ' · d -1 bl f tonight ,for homes'"throughoutthe ·i · 1 ' ,. 111aine unavai 8 e or com· nation,Navalaulhoritiessaid.' JJijE~tit:itJD, ·m;~';;. other cities affected are ''They 've been watchif\g
:, • · , • · · Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange, television, playing games; sleeP-·7 By·A.LMON:LOCKABEY .Buena Park, Santa Ana, Placen· ing and eating," said Lt. Cmdr.
:• .o.Hy...,_.~...._, lia, Brea, La Palma, Garden Melvin Kemp, who reported the
Grove and some unincorporated operation h8s been running · •. ENSENADA-'J'he 28th annual smoothly.
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' .llewJOrt tci1Enaeriacla ;yacht race · areas. · The equipment has been sup· ~e:to..a weary~but calm•close The 600 ~wor:k:crs were _cove~ed plied by a volunteer group -... SUnda; ·as the ·las\'"'of/ the 500 ~der ~-master agr:eerent With ''Operation Handclasp,'' and the
· atarters strUggled ·aer:on1 the the. ~-~g~ <;9ul)lY DI poSal As-children, ranging in age from one ~ih_lillea6outmidniCbt.i ·-\ 0SO:C18!icw:t• which represe~ the month to 10 years are being
' ,,_.,~UBlly fa.s\elt race on companies. d · cared for by volunteers. th,;c~-~ri,.tSuncJv ~g .. ,.The_J cor_itract ~xpired.lO; ays A group or 124 orphans arrived
-lilbt ll'inds off the coast'~ afo byl w.e.workers stay~9ftlh.e at Los Alamitos Sa~urday and all
· , . California h8d the . neet · ~ on,a·"dflY to day" basis until but three who were hospitalized
atelJ1'beatln·r « starldiilg today... \. · new on to adoption agencies in · '"°"lfot,tbe181t 50}B\ilos 'ot•tile>.•. \,'lib~Y· .. ~eQ lb.• last associa· d C I d Sund f :~-.... · . , ,~ ,i ,\'·} i . ').·,~ .. ~-~tP.fferwbich.~have <>regonan oora o ay,o-·~:v.tt.:r~~i~.~~ '$l:Pta;:~-:ri:r:E: ~ :~~~::::. ar!~5:':t~
1 • .of. Loiag'Be~ch Y~ht~~b 1 · ree years~nta to the cur· the Long Beai;b Nav:aJ R~gional
§ried the stronc· ~1nds to ~~bou~h87u~aver •. wage · Medical-Center, but officials said
ada aq" ~as thf; first yacht :-·~m · Ta~~m~na, negotiator fO'r none,wer~ seri~usly ill.
nl,eh. l\.~'lt.im.e finished tile t11· · d. ~ ~ 1 association said the In the.meantime, a group or 43 iJ\.15 hOJ.ll'S and 15.mlnbtes, , e isposa 1 ' h'k r re[ugees arrived at Los Angeles
.iz.'111i1 h i n g a 'h ea d o [ t be ha~lers. asked or a pay ~ e 0 International Airport Saturday ~ · $1.72 for the three years instead, . · . dQltamarana. . , , 11 S aw automatic cost or rughl, in what could be the begin· ..'?~ ~ada was qUlet, ud orde~· ~s we " , nL ning of many such fights. 6lr SuDday night anCl M"Onda)l~ -.. liv~ng ad1ustm~ · They included nine Viel·
i:monWal. Al Hu.saona's canlina,-. namese employes of Flying " -· ,....,.....,;1t1C..:..1t...-. ~oflomerlolousevenlalnre-· • (See ORPHANS Page AZ) VlETNAMESE.Bl\BYGEi:s DlNNER-Al'LOS ALAMl'tOS STATION ~ JU"· bartedder -~ue .1n eRnn.-1.l'ES ..A. • ..A. ' ..A. Another63RetpgeesArrivll(lonL~te.Su.,ieyM,rcyF11ghl • ilo0ke4 ewer• full house mm said. ail t.nlV.._.. ~ ;....{ ~ ._. ~ ' · " ' ' /' ~.,-,...:n·allllflbeo\d · ~ ' . :="..:;=-i:a.flillw.~= .2.5 RESPONSES.. v1·ets Due· aJt' '·~e-n· dleton ..
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hold lllt-.'' l '111eracecommlllee-iiadfar . 11m'1tM1,.cenlb7loldby · . · • . · ~ Ille lllPt compillnl Ille af. , ........ , balldlcap atondlnp wlllcb "the ~n Valley mm who 111-ALAN DllllDN .from Wake Island, Guam. and -,;w-.,.........,. ltthell'o!lllY pllCed lllla claullled od In the' .,.., ___ • Clark •Alr Force• Bnll In the ~tlllaan.uoon: ! l>all~Pllot: Up lo zo,ooo· Vl-ese re· Phlllpplnesareexped.edlobegin
'-: UnolDcl•llY these""' the Win· •is• GLASTRON, w/55 fupes .ore lo be hauled at lhe wllhlli.tbe next 48 bpilk.
· bliea-ebclea: •. . HP~ler, many Marine base fl( Camp Pe6cn~.. The Pentagon official said that
. 9nM rH-~, Olinka, Toti)' xtru. tlOO. Prl pty. Penta1on •Pokesmen annoonced Camp. Pendleton will be one of
,C-.rnil YadltClub. . ~-Sux . · ~ '' todlf. ~,.. ~· .J three refUaee reception centers •.....,.JI, BnlJ>m Hild•.' ~ll' y0u h•n ••Y -irom·,. Thoreluge .. wlll bellown lo El ·In the u.s. The others are Eglin
u do M..,..i•rrotll, li•.llfomla sloop 1o 8 · dln1hy lo aell, call '!':" ::ri:r~~-Alrlo 5~~:::: AFB,fla. ahd Fl. Chaffee. Ark. :1.~:~-u:~~l8l·C, GllDI Kill.,., 642-HTB. ll ,only talt• a few PtlM!lllon where tbeY will be -'l'he spakeaman said lh al each,
Melvin Wll11 Jr., Coronado Yacht words ln'·lli• ri1ht place lo find• ~ "for up lo 90 days or base ll(ill-bandl• .up lo 20,000' re·
imnh. . • buyer· ~." lhe Pentacoa spokeaman fuaeea each.1 To date, about 40,000
':"iil,aP·A,Rtllime, -rt~ "'f,&~~~ the Aid. · VlelrulmeH h••• been evacual· I!, flit)'ACllTB,PaPAll llilplaee '111espolcesman1aldlbellllhla edlri>mB•lion!lhealde said}f
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hopes· to ta)<e O\ll up lo 125,000.
~ Pentagon announcement
came after Congressional
leaders said they.were notifiecfof
the plans in telephone calls this
momina from Administration of.
ficials.
In 1956, some 40,000 Hungarian
r"ugees were broaght to Camp
Kilmer, N.J ., a nd it took several
""l'!ths lo (ind permanent hous·
tDC lor all t>r them 1100 to scatter
·111em lhrouahout lh• l!·S.
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40 Hurt
In Attack
JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa CAP) -Six terrorists
armed With machine guns seized
the Israeli consulate in
downtown Johannesl!furg today,
took nine hostages and sprayed
the streets outside with gunfire
wounding at least 40 persons an<I
lerrifyingJ.µnchtimecrowds.
There were unconfirmed re·
ports that there were five dead
and another 10 wounded inside
tbe cOftsulate.
A doctor allowed into lhe con·
sulate said the hostages included
two Children the \errorists were
threatening to shoot. '
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The South African Press as·
sociation said the terrOrists were
believed to be three Lebanese
and three Japanese but there was '
no official con£irmation.
In Beirut, Lebanon, .. some ol.
the Palestinian gueniUa gr:oups
denied responsibility ror the at·
lack and others withheld com-,
ment.
After holding out through ~
series Of blazing gun baWes with
police riflemen, the attackers
threatened to blow up the office
building occupied by the con·
s ulate unless the Israeli am·
bassador was produced.
Police said the ambassador,
lzhac p. Unna, had been sum·
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Wew•Mr
Some night and morning
low clouds near the coast,
othe rwise mostly sUnn y
through Tuesday. A little
cooler with highs in the 60s.
Lows tonight 42 to 52 •
INSIDE TODAY
"Mothn11 Little Hetperl'•
ore hftpino to rid Coao A(eJa '
and Irimlii of dope and jlro.
"Uution. Dally Pilot Jlof/er
Arthur Vinni pro/iles the ftl:.
mon-tqllOdonPogo BS.
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a: A2 DAJLYPILOT s Mondey. April 211. 1975
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~ SAIGON (UPI) -G<in. ilumg
"Von <Bi.> Minh a11umod lbe pr .. ~..,sidenry of South Vietnam today
,,.u.nd said he would seek n~gotia-
tions with the Communists for a
J....icease-fire. T he Viet C.onc,
t ··wtthout actually reieetinl hll ap.
-peal, issued a 1tatemen.t de·
--mandinc more conceuions-Ont.
~ The Viet Cong have ,prelfmted
~Valley's
1" ::J2o/o Hike
l'BidS~ ..
~1• Contract talks in the Fouritain
·Valley School District apparent-
itr1y have ground to a halt because
'.k-or a dispute over salary pro·
;;i1posals. ,
JI Teachers had asked lhe dis·
trict for a 12 percent pay boost ~·next year as a ''minimum cost·
hOr-living increase."
~ But Judie Lowman, president
, of lhe Fountain Valley Education t 'Association, said th.e board so far
,._has refused to make any counter· ·r proposal or to respond to lheir-H:·
."'quest in any way. ,Teachers do
1 not intend to return to the
•oargaining table until lhey do.
"'' Dr. Mike Brick, business direc· i 'tor and district negot,i:ator, Fri·
I "day confirmed •'they did walk
out" of the dis trict's lates•.
·;'.i)argaining session. .
He was r eluctant lo discuss the
;,--pay dispute, howe~, !;>ec•use
,.,,.he said to do so would v1oJat~ a
.. district policy prohibitin1 .. such
-: ·wscussion during nellOtiaUons.
vi. He did agree to confirm the
>·negotiation halt, however, "since
"'the teach ers already have made
a statement."
O' Teachers a lso asked for a
!'"greater \•oice in decision mak-
ing, budget directiOn and the hir-
;;;.i n g o f teach e rs and ad -
n Jn.inistrators.
: While the board did olfer coun-
'"ter-proposals'-(or those items,
Mrs. Lowman said, '"Ibey really
Only restated current policy." 1, Brick, however, said the board
"is still awaiting teacher response
to mos t of thos e counter-
proposals.
; District officials said the cost
·of the teacher pay raise would be
$888,000 for t eachers alone or
$1,152,000 if given all district
!"l'empJoyes. In" addition, 'the
,... medh~aJ insurance improvement
:::they r equ est e d would cos t .
another $183,000.
Under current. budget projet·
J.tions for next ye&r. $10.7 million
fol the $12.3 million would go for
\salaries and benefits without any
f pay raise.
J The other budget items include
'4$53(),000 in special a:ovemment
1grants which cannot.be spent for
1JiaJary items, and $1.1 million for
)district school operations, SUP·
<plies, utilities and repain. ! But Mrs. Lowman said some
~rearrangements could be made,
J •• ,l depe nds on where your ~priorities are." she said.
1 She claimed the district will re·
.ceive some new money from the
;stale because of overall inflation.
, "l find it hard to believe all of
that has Lo go for things and none
for people," she added.
The district said teachers will
receive an average 5.2 perjient
•pay boost from automatic in·
·creases granted for extra educa-
. lion and experience, while other
employes receive about 3.8 per-
cent. . .
·Fire Kills Four
BALTIM O'RE !UPI) -Fire
·burned throush a three-story
.frame hous e in northwest
. Baltimore today killing four
young per1ons and injuring si•
..others.
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The Vie\ Cone said today the
sltMation demands that tM Unit-
ed States fmplemerit articles ot
the Paris agreeements on Viet-
nam and respect tbe.fundamen-
(al national ri1hts ol the Viet·
i\amese people. anp the rl.gbt"to
·sell-determination ot t.be South
Vietnamese people. _
''The ·Saison administration,
. ins t-r um ent ~f U .S .
~.neocoloniali s m, rnus t be
1 abolished, .. the s tatenient said.
"The-repressive and coercive
war machine used against the
South Vietnam,se people must
be abolished.·
two major demands sin~lhelr
(orces clo1ed 1n on Sal&on --
ousters of aJI memben of the
"Thieu clique" and withdr@wal
of the Americans. Those <Je.
manda appear to have largflly.
been met. especiaJ.ly with de-
parture today of Gen. C.i.Q Vaq
Vien, chairruen 'ot the •J oint .~hi'efs of .S·taf•£, and othfr . > .. ~ .
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TAKES VIET RE!NS
Duong yan 'Big' Minh
Nixon's Staff·
" Alerts Patrol
About Aliens
A call lo San Clemente Po)ice
from secret service agents at
former President Ri chard Nix-
~·s estate today led to the arrest
of seven illegal aliens.
Police said the agents Sf.W a
grou~ or Mexican nationals walk-int alon1 ttie Atchison, To,ieka
and Santa Fe railroad tracks that
nm below Nixon ·s Cyprus Shores
home about6 :40 a .m .
Officers dispatched to lhe
scene arrested seven men and
turned them over .. to the U.S.
lk>•r.P'atocil. · · ·sUnda Y. aftern9on, se~ret
service agents reported to police
that·they had seen twopoa&ible ii·
legal aliens near the t~venkla
Calafia beach but officers Were
unable to locate them.
PrisonUu-e
Ruled 'Cruel' ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -The
"Only in this way can the most
cherished aspiralions of the
South Vietnamese people be re·
allied in ~•\most favorable man,
.\er ahd in keeping wltb tbespirit
of the Par'is agreements Or). Viel·
nam.
REFUGEt;S.LANGUISH IN
'TENT CITY'..Slory, Page A4. ·
"The people must stand On the
people's side and struggle re-
s9lute~· to achie ve these de·
mands. The statement or Duong
Van Minh is not in keeping with
thesedemands."
<French Foreign Minister J~an,
Sauvagnargues called in North
\>ietnam 's envoy Vo Van Sun11
and the Viet Co ng's mission chief,
Pham Van Ba. He asked them to
agree to immediate political talkS
with the Minh government,
diplom~tic sources said in Paris.
A French government official
said earlier today that Minh's
, election fulfilled the basic coftc:li·
tion for pe,ac~ ouUined by the
.; PRG .~
CBoth Communist of(icials
e merged from their separate
meetings with Sauvagnargues
saying the conditions laid down by
the Viet Co ng 's provisional re-
\1olutionary government must be
complied with first. They said
election of Minh and his Inaugural
statement had not met those de-
. mands.)
. Minh ,59,saidhewantedtohave a government ol understanding
and peace.··
As he spc)ke, righting raged on
the outskir).s of Saigon only three
mile5 from the presidential
palace. .
-Within en hour of his speech,
military sources faid captured
South Vietnamese A\r Force
planes flown b y Communist
pilola bombed Saigpn's, Tan .Son
Nbut Airport.
The raid which panicked
Saigon's residents was accom·
panied by s mall arms and an·
tiaircraft fire near the presiden-
ti al palace and the U.S. Em-
6aasy. ., ·
President Tran Van Huong
turned over his powen to Minh
during a late afl'"'ernoon
.. ceremony at the palace. OUtalde,
SUpreme Court today let stand a
lower rourt ruling lhf t medical
treatment in the AlaMfna.prison
system was so poor that it c:ori· ,
1tituted ''cruel and.~unu1.ual
punishment" ia vlolatloe ol. "tlle
Constitution. "
a thundersfOrm lashed 'the
capital.
Huong told Minh, ''Your
responsibilities are 1~at. •: '
In his inaugural address, Minh
said, "'Within the d1Y. to come, I un promise you nothinc. There
will bedifficulttea." a
The ju1tj.ces refused.to ·review
court orders that state officials
make sweeping changes in the
prison medical trealment
facllitie1, which the lower court.
found to be understaffed,. un·
sanitary and using outdated
equipment.
Alabama appealed, claiming
that (ederaJ courts have no
authority to evaluate medi..cal
care.
Winds llindtµ"
Body Search
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ORPHANS.·.:.
Tiger Alrline. two Amerl~8n
employe"s and 33. dependents.
They all left behind homes,
money, PossesslPns and·job11 which ran1ed froin execuUve to
laborer Positions. : " , '
Officials at Los. Alamltoe sald
today they do' not e"pect ',to
become li),volvtd in eating fbr
udult: refd1eeJ" The bibylllt
flights, they sald. are being car-
Med out on a day tOday basis.
Even tod1y '• filllht COll!d not
be officially conf\rmed. 11\Jloj,FROG MARINA, utah '"!fe do not le1m otllclally Un·
<UPI) -The hi gh wi~ and lil the plane ·is ln1tbe air," Navy
choppy waters which overturned· apokeamen said.:
a small boat ~nd dro~ four 1 •
penon1 returned to Lak,e· PoW.11 · r ·' · • M.iH....I Sil"::.r to hamper the se1reli'lor ~yprue ••"r':"""o\·
the les oltwo or the victims. VI~A (AP r ,.:_ Greelt end
Honk ~ones .or the N1t1on.at T,url\!i\I Cypriot ...ii-Uva
Park S.Vlce SBld the ~·-uit· r01u)llid' ne1ottatl0Ni Ind~ and
ed to 30 m .p.h .. lurnl111,ilie 3!/'.. 'Pled1ed .to wor)< .. tori a brealdn
!eet·deep water in the ,11aroti . thtlr cleidlotk 1ifver the Mure
area rou•h and murQ.,,... · UC'll or:aan11atioa ol Cyprus.
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GAO Reporla SS Abuses
• WASHINGTON <UPI) -DlaabilityjuClges forthe
Social Security Admir!lstrallon new to'Puerto•Rico lo
help wit h .hearings tlurtbg Winter ·vaCatton months
despite bi gger case backlogs in Jess glamorous loca-
tions, a government audit sqs.
A Genera l Accounting Office rep0rt said two or
the most heavily backlogged h~arlng offices ln the
count•Y -Flin!, Mich .. a nd Huntington, W. Vn. -"rece~ed hair t he assistance" given th e San Juan.
P .R .. office, which ranked 23rd.
The report said hearing examiners temporarily
sent to Puerto Rico are given few enough cases to
leave them plenty ol time 10 enjoy the Island's recrea·
tion areas.
Sen. Charles McC. MathlU (R·Md .)1 requested
lhe lnvesligallon ~er conslltuenla com:rlalned about
walling up to a year for hearln'&s, an asked REW
Secretary Caspar Weinberger lo stop any abuses.
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Relaxing Now
Forrnt'r 1\ttorncy Gt•ncral J ohn J\1ilchell is s hO\\"ll \Vith
hi s ne\v con1panion. \vido\v 1\1ary G,ore Dl•an, leaving u
\Va s hin-gton restaurant. Friends say ·tha t A<litchell.
de spite his legal problems, s ho\vs a surprisingly· health y
morale.
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' manea from·c 8P. Tawn ud waa
en route by plan,.• .. .__~__.
The terrorllll allo -to ahoot a bo= ._....,. 15
minutes unleu "'Ubdrew
from the lroni aiid W<k Qtll ot
'I the bulldin1. aeCQl'dlnl.l lo lbe
pjly1iqlon adllll~. lo ~ -· sulate to treit three WOu.ndecl
hostages.
'The doctor waa describina boW ~·gunmen wired hmd--to the ho1tages when the wallde--
talki• ha Was-using wuauddenb"
cut off. A aenior police otftc:ill,aaid the
hostagH held in dae ftftb-floor
consulate offices DtJU' .a modern
shopping cornpJex ·m the' center
of Johanneebur• lncludld''four
white women, three· white men
and two African men. But tho
«octor who 'iP,tered· said .the
gunmen ·also h•Cl In captivttl'e!:: ,,children whom they. threa
to shoot if the p0ll e did not ceue
fire. '.
The 1unmen foug a runnlite
battle wilb Polic~ ni.ar: en wltip_
sW:rou nded the bul~ng nd re-
turned fire as·aU ttior1liea rled,to
c lear 'thousands of o oo IH
from the area. It was the first attack on Israeli
diplomats since July 1, 1973.
when assailants who were never
caught shot and killed the Israeli
military attache in Washingtoa.
D.C .. outside his suburban home.
Seven Jsr.}'elis of diplomatic
rank headed by Consul General
Arieh. Bustan. were assigned to
the J ohannesburg consulate'. ·In
addition, there was a clerical
staff mostly Israeli citizens.
lsr'aeli Prime Minister Yitzhak
Keesee Admits Role · ll.abill· sun;imoned memben of.
his· cabiriet to the c:aplta' tQ dtite.· cu~ the capture of thecomuia
In Death of · Con~UI ,.::·.: ~:':~, .. ~:A1
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SAN DIEGO (UPI) -"Soldier Later h~ was. char1ed°Witb set-,'.; Uft I;;,. • •
ofmisfortune"BobbyJoeXeesee linf up tHe abduction, and of,,\ -PD).8 Rebe"l Maid David
or Huntington Beach faced a ••d r ecline preparation of a , 5 ' Di y htClub possible life prison sentence lo· h1ndw.ritten $500 ,0oo <1rad'.som1
1 Fol~, an ego ac 0 _..:_
d r h. ·1 I t , " H l d '" I'd 0 • PHRF·C, Speculation, -· ay or 1s gu1ty pea o con-no,..e.. e {waSi n 1c ,e _ o Auaun:tttUIShtpsneet .
s piracy in the unsolved kidnap-chargea of 1ti4napklr. fnunll;~ . · ~·F·D . .M iUc. BUJ;strahm.
murder or U.S. Vice Consul John and extortion when Patterson s. ~ loBeaah\"achtClub. ·
S. Patterson in Mexico. boey'wufound. • . ~-· · Keesee. 40 , a Korean War hero An etshtb" era·tie drop' 9ut PHRP·I, Vlxen, Ill B: Cps Jr .•
and ah&doWy figure or interna-oriEDally from Artf.oh:a Keesee · LosAn1el•Y.~chtChlb.
lional intrigue for the past 13 pic\ed up the tag"'soldier or mis-PHRP-P, Plover, DevidSmlth •
· th I f rt "f • · or ·nterna CoronadoVachtClub. years, l& e on y person ever 9 une or a. series 1 . • PHRF-G; Hampshire ROie, chara:eCI in connection with the t1 onal troubles that began 1n the De 1 Burnett SoulhSboce Sall·
1974 disappearance and murder 1962 when he deserted the army, . g'Cl~b •
of the American diplomat in stole a light plane and _new to m CAA,· Emily Ann, Joe Clay,
Hermosillo. .Cuba. ~eesee , who s~rved a two-Cali(orniaYachtClub. ,
Se nJ.encing was scheduled yearpnson term, claimed he act-MORF-A, Vivacious JI, Blll90ll
before°"U.S. District Court Judge ~as a CIA a gen~. bul the, CIA de-KleinSmid, Balboa Yacht Club.
Leland Nielsen. n1ed any ~~nnec~1?n . MOllF·B. Maia, Joe Morena,
Last mon~h . K J=cse pleaded ,_ _ SouUIBa,.~MhtRadDCClub.
guilty to o.ne charge or con-p l •' MORA, Groovin', Sacha and
spiracy to k~dnaR,in exchange for O itician paker, sa,nta Monica Yacht Club. ·a gov~rnmenl pledge to prevent
his extradition to Mexico in con-
nection with \he case.
Palterson, 31, was last seen
alive leaving the consulate on
March 22 with an unidentified
man. Three hours later the con-
sulate received a ransom note in
his handwriting demanding
$500,000 and signed by the "Peo-
ple'sLiberationArmyolMexico, ''
a froup unknown to Mexican
authorities.
Negotiations between the kid-.
napers and Patterson's wife,
Anne, broke down for still un-
known reuons and in July a
peasant discovered his decom·
posed body in a shallow 1rave 35
milesnorthorHermoa:illo.
Authorities said Patterson, on
his firat diplomatic auicnment
when kidnaped, was killed by
heavy blows to the head .
The FBI arrested Keesee at his.
Huntington Beacb home in May,
1974 and charged him with trying
to take advantage of the kldnap-
tng by causing the delivery of a
$250,000 ransom note to the con-sulate· In the northern Mexico
statecepital.
Wins Toss
BEAVER., Oki"' <UPI)
-Rep. Mark Bradshaw,
(D-Arnett), has proved
what many people have
contended for years -
politicians are better than
anyone else at slinging
manure.
Bradshaw set a world re-
rord by t ossing a cow chip
160 feet while competing in
the VIP divi&ion of the an·
nual cow chip throwing
c h ampions hips at the
Beaver County Fair-
grounds Satur:day.
Several thousa nd
persons turned out for the
event, which climaxed the
yearly Cimarron Territory
celebration.
The world's I argest
motorized cow chip, a 10-
root wide and three-foot·
tall plastic replica mount·
ed on a go-cart, was dis·
played.
3 Netirorka
Face Charge&
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The
Supreme Court today diamiued
attempts by the three major
broadcasting networks to block
government charges that they
are illegally monopoliain&
prime-time entertainment pro-
gramming.
The court's brief order cleared
the way for the government's suit
against the networks to proceed
in U.S. District Court in Los
Angeles.
Slaying Probed
BEVERLY HILLS (UPI)
Police were investigaUnc the de-
ath or a wealthy 88-year-old
woman found bound, beaten and
strangled in her bedroom SUnday
morning. Selma Younis "WU dis--
covered by her aon·in-law.
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Time for Christians
To 'Make Weight Felt'
-. (£dUor'1 Nol.e: ThU II a llft1 Alortday Jeoturt: in which Doil11
« Pilol reporter Tom Bar~ Oivet a_ ·personoliucf occotatt o/ a
..-mmt /rOm a church or~ tekct«t oc random '"the Dai· lfl PUot drcWatiora. arm. TM chuTch olao Will be the IUbject of a.
Jeoture on Soturdar'• chvrch page.)
tr the many millions of ·Christians in this world would ...:, only practice what is p-:eached lo them we could tum a
troubled world upside down within.24 hOurs; Father-James
Cowin Caley told an Episcopal church congregation Sunday
inHuntin1ton Beach.
''We would need no police forces, United Nations or other
sophia\icate4. deterrents," Fat.bet Caley lold bis congrega·
lion at St. WiUredJachw"ch.
· "A determined Christianity, by sheer weight of num-
bers, would be the ultimate deterr~nl," be said.
"'THERE WE.RE BVT i2 disciples," the mihister said.
"'And when you remember that the saints15lood alone and
yet did so much for lheChristJan cause it mltkes you wonder
why we don't do th al much more.''
Father Caley invoked religious rebel John·Keble's bat·
tle cry before the British parliament of 1833 -"Jet the
church be the church" -as the theme of his sermons Sun·
day at seyeJ:al Huntington Beach services.
.. We o!J!he church musl let politics take a back seat," he
warned. ''"'e have plenty to do with our own affairs and this
seems to me' to be a good time lo revive Keble's warning.
"You and I are not a small isolated group of Chris·
lians," the minister said. "We belong to the whole world
and to the sum total of human history and I fully agree with
those who tell us that it is time for Christians to make their
weight felt.
''OlJll CHURCH ~ NanllNG to do with mariy ftmet.ions with which it as become concerned," Father
Caley said. "J feel that great thrust of our Christiane(.
fort should be within Church where it will do the most
good... '
"We have fingers in too many pies," the speaker
warned. ''Certainly, we should be prepared to deal with
matters that touch upon church affairs but more than that is
beyond our province."
Turning to what he described as the "ancient precepts
that bind thousands of millions of Christians together,"
Father Caley urged his congregation: ''Let all bitterness,
unrest, anger, clamor and evil speaking be'p\Jt·away from
you ."
THOSE WHO IGNORE that admonition, he warned,
can expect to res em hie the rest of his quotation: ''Crippled in
body, mind and soul and poisoned throughout their whole
system."
"Let's get on with the Scriptures and do exactly what
we have to do,'' he told the congregation. ''Let the church be
the church and by God 's grace we shall see that it can be ex·
actly that and no more."
Bunter Eaten .. I ,' l '. 't
Crocodi/,e Consumes Ams.ie
BRISBANE, Australia <UPI>
-Searchers recovered the re·
mains of a missing hun~er from
Uie belly of a 19·foot sa:lt water
crocodile, police said today.
Police 5'1id Peter Reimers, 32 .
was swallowed by the reptile
while taking a nap during a hunt·
ing and fishing trip at Weipa, ' l.?00 miles north of Brisbane.
Reimers decided to lie down
and rest beside shallow water al
a freshwater lagoon 20 miles east
• of Weipa while two companions
·· went. fishing elsewhere, police
said. Officers said the crocodile
apparently lunged six feet from
the water and attacked him while
he slept.
His two companions searched
the area ·but only found his rifle.
watch, hat and shoes neatly piled
nearby.
• He said they guessed what had
. happened when they found mud .
scufft?d up and tilood on the
scene. They called Weipa police
and organized a hunt.
Police and friends of the dead
man exploded a dynamite charge
under waler to stun the crocodile
and then shot it as it surlaced.
Reimers' dis membered body
was recovered from the
crocodile's belly.
Police said this species of
crocodile was plentiful in far
north Queensland and frequently
'came up tidal creeks to fresh
waler for feeding.
The last recorded death in
Queensland by a crocodile was 31
years ago when an aboriginal
groundsman was killed at a zoo
in central Queensland by an 87-
year-old crocodile called "Big
Momma."
Police said the crocodile that
killed Reimers was about the
s ame weight as "Big Momma"
one ton.
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Jaw this library lion was chained, to a tree. Which may ~plain Leo's ralher haid and sutly look . ·
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Someone in Santa Cruz , apparently unhap-
py with the U.S. Air Force, climbed up
this billboard and did a retouch paint job
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on th.i s Air Force recruiting sign. Needless
lo say, lhe billboard owners changed the
''a" back to the original ''o."
Canine Fee Rate Urged
Owne,., of Neutered Dogs Would Pay Less
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Joy Ride
Kills 4;
32 Hurt
WOODBURY, Ga. (UPI) -
The day was br:ight and sunny,
and someone suggested taking
the children for a ride on the new
town fire truck.
The joy ride was intended lo be
a present lo the children and
adults or the small Cove com·
mwtity who worked hard to raise
money at a church auction to
build a shed for the new truck.
"They were happy they had
made so much money and just
decided they would get on it and
go for a joy ride," said Tom
Beckham, who watched the
celebration. ''They were going
all over the Cove blowing the
siren and waving at everybody."
The truck wound its way along
the rural roads. Then, as it &tart·
~ down a steep hill, the brakes
gave way, Driver Joe Lane said
later.
When the truck reached the
curve at the loot or the hill, the
weight or the water tanks and the
people hanging on tile back
caused the truck to overturn.
Four persons -including
three children -were killed and
32 injured, most of them
children .
The State Patrol said Sunday a
broken brake cylinder on the S\Jr·
plus Army truck, which had been
converted into a fire truck,
caused the accident.
Beckham. whose Wife's aunt
was killed in the a«ident, said
there were about six adults
aboard the truck and some 32 Owners or spayed or neutered phrase "or actual cost" to the Current income from such rees children.
dogs will get a break in Orange minimum cost figure used by the . covers only about 67 percent of The victims included brothers'
County animal license fees if county. operatin•CQSts. Terry Wade Long, 10, and Ted
county supervisors adopt a pro-License fees for wild, exotic or Ray Long, 9; Mark Young, 7, son
posed rate&chedl.ileTuesday. dangerous animals would jump of Gary Young who acted as the
Jn place of the current $5 fiat fromSSto$25. Worker Held auctioneer, and Mrs. Virginia
fee for a one.year license, a Rates charged for commercial Elease Creamer, 52, all residents
citizens committee set up by Ute dog kennel licenses show the big-of the smali community about 60
board to study animal control gest increases. J SI ymg• · miles southwest or AUanta. Six
has suggested a staggered rate Depending on the number of n a other members of the Long fami·
structure that gives breaks lo dogs ~ainlainft:I~ .the fee w.oµJ.d Jy were injured.
owners of "fixe~f" animals.· be from $40 to $120 a year com· ' OJ> 2 UT Two of the injured remained
The new system would also in· pared to the current range of $10 I "omen hospitalized in critical condition
elude licenses good for longer or toS30. today.
shorter terms than the current Pel shops also would pay MONTESANO, Wash. CUPI>-"The'driversaidheappliedtbe
July to July tags. higher license fees, $50 per year A mBrried 28-year-old Shingle brakes and they £aded out on
The new fees and license compared to the current $10 mill worker faced arraignment him," said stale Trooper B. H.
periods would include: charge. today in the butcher knife slay-Crosby. ••1t was not going fast al
-A six-month tag co.sting $3 The only license category that ings of two young women found all ...
I t d d d $6 r Id I de he bound and half-naked in a or neu ere ogs an or wou coSt ess un r l pro-Crosby said the fire truck. th ed ed ould he Driftwood Beach shelter. o ers. pos new sch ule w a which had i·ust been acquired A 2 h l. th ·b· · William Calvin Batten was ar· -1 -mont tag cos 1ng e temporary animal exh1 1t1on · Saturday, was outfitted with current rate of $5 for neutered such as a dog show. Such shows rested in nearby Moclips Satur· water tanks.
animals but $10 for others. must now obtain a permit for $.5 a day and charged With the April 14 Another trooper, Larry
-An 18-month tag for $7 and day. It would cost nothing under slayings of Gaelisa Burton, 18• Williams, said a motor pool ex·
$14. the new system. , and Tina Lynn Jacob&en, U. pen from Ft. Benning. Ga .• wie9;1t
-A two-year tag for.•or$18. Aeeonlial to · the •CIOl'IUllklee. The women were al.U on a ayer the brakes Sunday and con·
The committee made ttiree the county would almost. double beach near MoCllps only a few ~hided those on the right rear
pages or S:Llggesied changes in its annual income if the new hours after they had left their wheel fai)ed. Williams said there
h I ·ed b d Vashon Island homes of Puget other fees and c arges eVJ y schedule were adopte , pay-Sound for a three-daY hitchhiking was "no possible way" to slow the county for animal shelter ing for more than 86 percent of the down the truck when the brakes
service. services it provides. ·and camping trip. gave out.
Impounded animal feed and 1-;;~~~~~~~;:;:;::;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:;:;::;:;;;:::;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;:;;:;;-care costs would increase by $1 to
$4 per day, depending on the size
of animal and the county fee for a
rabies shot would increase by $1 1oss.
Impound fees would increase
across the board and the commit·
tee suggests addition of the
Four Dogs
Rip Boy, 7;
400 Stitches
MIDWEST CITY. Okla. (UPI)
-Two German shepherds pulled
7-year·old Timothy Fleming over
a fence where the dogs, together
with two other dogs, slashed,
chewed and mauled the
youngster.
The child was reported in
satisfactory condition today at a
hospital. It required 400 sUlches
to close the wounds inflicted by
the dog bites, authorities said.
The victim's father, Richard
F1eming, a Midwest City police
officer, said some children ran
into his house Saturday and said
Timothy was being attacked by
dogs.
"I ran out lbe front door and
around to the back and jumped
the fence and saw three German
shepherds and a schnauzer chew·
ing on my son," the father said.
Fleming kicked the dogs away
from the boy and handed him
over the fence to his wife. The of-
ficer then u&ed his service re·
volver to protect himself from
the dogs until he could get back
over the fence. ' .
Anaheim.Man
Still Missing
I SAN DIEGO (UPI) -A Coast
Guard search Sunday failed to
locate the body of on Anaheim
man whose 22·foot sailboat was
1ent crashing onto a reef by
heavy seas in La Jolla Cove.
The search for R. L. Wise, 44,
was suspended after a thorough
eearch of the area failed to turn
up any trace of the vii.sslng man.
He wu presumed drowned.
' James B. Incle& of Sierra
Madre, owner-skipper of the
boat, and tw\) olh• Pusenaers,
.Rich Benson, ~e. and Andy
Sloker, 33, both ol Alladena,
man11ed to jump free ol tbe
eaP1lzed craft and swim ubon
wtthoulinjury.
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• I THE DIAllOND LADIES: It ia
the time or year for 1be Great
American Pastime. The summer
a1ame. Baseba ll is with us. And
f m here lo report that this condi·
f on bu not eluded the fair sex.
Sunday waa bright and windy
time for the first practice
mes of the L aguna Beach
m e n's Slow·P ilch Softba ll
aiue. This was a doubleheader
yed at the Art Colony's hich
fCbool diamond.
ru
All the players, coaches ,
an a c e rs , hu s b a nds,
oyfriends, and as&ort.ed
arigers-on 'showed upi right on
me. They came prepared with
plenty of canned coolants,
figareltea and adhesive ban·
~ages.
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1 ALSO, ALL THE dogs in
J,Aguna showed up. The dogs
took infield practice first. There
tNere two Irish setters who main··
1y -wOrked between first and
~ base and a very fuuy
fellow of questionable origin whe
flopped out in soft, warm, loole
tlirt just inside third baae and
M.ayed there through both con·
lats.
· Another canine with very abort
legs provided e ntertainment
~hroughoul the day by trotting
f.rom first baae across the
;tiamond to third base at critical
JDOmentl during the game. He
r as apparently an exhibitionilt.
1 Either that, or he just liked the.
j:Jther dog who was flopped oul in
f-"esondirt allhird.
I ENOVGH OF ALL this game
tolor. The women played hard ·~nd it is clear that with the
'beration movement, things are
olng to be· difficult during the
f~ason for the coaches and
Fanagers, who are male.
, When a male coach vents his
~rath upon a male baseball
ayer who has just booted one
e object of the coach's wrath
fringes, shakes, shudders and
pangs his head.
: It isn't going to work thi5 way
m the Laguna Beach Women's
Slow·Pitch Soft ball League,
fol!<>.
UPON ONE CllmcAL play,
for example, the cat.ch'er flubbed
a throw from the infield, allowing
a run to score. The manager was
out or the dugout like he'd been
.shot from a gun.
"Whal the hell were you doina:
then?" he roared ·
·she never backed off an inch.
She stuck her chin out al him and
shouted back, "Well , it all hap-
pened ve ry fast."
During another critical mo-
ment, one team 'a infield took a
rather casual approach to a dou·
ble play, whereupon three runs
s cored a s the ball bounced
around th e interior o ( the
di amond.
"YOU BLEW IT,''lhe manager
Kreamed. "Now you people put
oµt all those cigarettes and get
those d ri nk cans off the infield.
Let's play some ba ll here ...
''You're a sor e head," the
second baseperson shouted.back
at the manager. "Who do you
think you a r e ,'' t he first
baseperson questioned.
Mean w h i l e, th e third
baseperson wa lked over to th e
shaggy dog still sleeping in th e
soft. warm, dirt and advised :
"Get up! Go bite him ... ''
IT IS CLEAR that the ladies o!
the Lag una Beach Women's
Slow-Pitch Soft ball Leag ue are
1otng to have a lot or fun this
season.
For th e c oac he s and
managers. however, it may be
just another long, hot summer.
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Refugees Languish in 'Tent CitjJ
L 1 .-L Cl / ' • II.GANA, Guam IAP)-Dlapl .... IDd
lt.Wmed:, tbouauda of Vllla1m•1 n-
fUI-<lustered ID .-.., -to-day ID Guam waltlDc for -.I of llMlr
-room," eald llll -w IC lbe ... ..,. ..... led ..... lmllad. 11o .. Mjat.
bl.-wbere Ibey H I qule\17 (!It' lonl
11oun ••alllDt proeeums.
Tbole already 1etUed in lbe malte-
abllt communil1 lanaulshed oulakle
-· taldna 1bade under arna11 awn11111. of cardlloata. Olllers.walted al lbe lmml·
'lr•tloa i.t. n.u!Dbers phuted lo thelr
•lolbln1, •t,!11111 \heir tum to leave for
lbe-111• ploinlHil lbem.
Bui the NI •A•«IOU>m& ...-the cbllclrM
• to do. Many lay ll&Uealy.., m-
lnltde the tents. , t
destiny. •
•·111 wife just doma't btpW wbat bap.
pened to ber,'' •aid oee Vlete1mese.
''Suddenly we b1ve no home."
"'ft.. adull letWll.l ol "'l'eatCUp" donal
fanu..U. WatslalD-~ud
r.ldenta muet bike u m.-cb u a mlle
for II.
A atmuar· 1onc:,a11t f-the...,,.._
al meal Ume, w ~=:-:.• .-.a1 =tent to befod. ., ......
Parents dl1coura1ed lhem fl'om ,_
nin1orplayln1intheheat. .. ••we come out of Salaon for our
children," aald a 31-year-old .mother of
two. ''If It's for me, lnot10. But webave
to1tart thin11 now for our children." The mood of tbe dully, ••·MorCbed
.. Tent City" where man than $,000 now
li •• lo a 1t1te of 1boelt. ·
"lly UWe 1lrl Juot crl• and cries,"
1akl a Vletaam--. "I try to tell.
her the freedom life will come IOOD. But
la Saigon 1be had ao ..._ 1oy1, Hore 11be
bas nolhin&. We bave mtbiq. ••
~ •• clllldne -la lonl -omcler a blasllll IUD toda)I to let tbolr ra•
-of rice, ebW, .-Jr'1lt IDd a bambiircer tiiiD.
A f-, aatlelpaUri1 a lonpr irtay, Haed
,. at lbe Na.,. trailer t1U110d Into a PX.
It wu Mlllli1 .Oap, wute baskets and
even bubble pm, . · 1
"Since I born, tbe war k .. p.1oiaC Oii • Now we ha ve to lrave ~erythjlM:. _ t
dOll't want thlDI like lbal to happen lo
my children .•. Now tbey don'.t have &p
lmide a 1te1mtaa teat, a '1·maatll-old
baby, wearln1 oaly a.._, ""'"' ID a mak.e-lbift bammock.
One,.,...., woman, waltlDc ID the IUD
for IO m-. slumped to Ibo lnlUDd
and wu carried away. Otben bave
(alatM wblle 1tandl11C ID the food line.
Grvupa of ·newly arrived refUI-
"""' lo .. 'Tent City" la yellow aeboal
In an tfrtirt lo p.--; aiiit a
-of pupose, \be,.,.._ el-a
mQ'OI' ol • .,.ent City" and a council.
Giwpa of refuaees volunteerod to do
-Jobi now beinl canted out by mllllat)' penonnel sucb u aetvlnl food
and wuhtna cli1hes.
1 worry abqut War, a'3cJul, hld1ia& from
aome rocket,·-she said.
0 We don't expect to ftDd a new bouse.
a new car. The only thini la that I can
make enou1h money lo MDCI my chilclrea
tbroulh &<hool and they can b••• 1, bet-
ter l1te, a freedom lite.•• "In Saleon, be bad 1111 own air .-i.
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.SNOWMOBILE.S .SEARCH FOR AVALANCHE VICTIMS
7o.MPH Wind• and ''Whiteout•" Forced Them lo Tum Bliek
Avalanche Death
Toll May Be Five
CASTLE llOCK, Waob. <AP>
-Each story or pri.vale terror·
and shared desperation bqan
the aame way: somebody yelled,
"Avalanche!"
"I just can't describe bow it
feels to be burled bf" a wall of
snow,'' said J .. Randall
McClafiin, 37, of Kent, Wash. "J.
was completely buried as the
avalanche rolled over us.''
When the immense tide of snow
settled, three persons were dead
and tw.o other& were missing on
Mt. St. Helena in southwest
Washington Saturday lligbt.
More were buried under the mow
but were dug out. ln all, 3t other·
member& of a Univenity of
Puget Sound climbing elua re-
turned home SUnday.
SEARCH EFFOllTS ror the
missing climbers and recovery
or the three bodies awaited better
weather, the Skamania County
Shertrr·s Office said.
''It's still blowing &Oto 70 miles
an hour and snow ins up there," a
deputy said. "The visibility is
about 25 to 30 feet."
Listed as missing or dead
we re : Nina Engebretse n,
Tacoma ; Karen Moniot,
Tacoma; Philip Burdick, Z.ton·
ville ; Richard Pfefr..-, Federal
Way, and Erick Spurrell.
Denver, Colo. Three bodies,
authorities aren't s ure which
three, were left in sleeping bags
beside Forsythe Glacier.
The avalanche occurred on the
northeast side of the mountain •
near tbe ataeler, •-• . .-r of the way ap \be l,t'rl·-ele¥•·
Uoa. Authorttln said the aUde
be11n aboutl:30p.m.
"SOMEONE 8CREAllED, 1Av1lanche' ! '' Walter ''Skip''
Strictl1nd, a ~Ian member, re--
called. "Just then snow caved in
the back of the tent. I grabbed the
tent pole to keep it from collape·
ing. One guy with us -his name
was Alan s om e thing -wa1
partially buried.
"Me and thia other guy helped
him outside and looked for the
otl'lerteuts, ''he s1id. "M06t were
gone, some partially covered. It
was all over in 10to20seconds.
"One tent had been carried ISO
to 200_yards with the people in it,
IO you can see what we're up
against," Strictland said. "We
were probing in the snow, t.rying
to find everybody. We couldn't
account for one tent. ..
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Mooday·Friday: II you do Id have
YoUJ paper by 5:30 p.m .. call bel«e
1 p.m. and your copy will be cl&-
lrvered.
Saturday and Sund~: If YoU 00 flOC
receiwe rour COllY by 9 a.m. SatUf"·
d9\'. ore•·""-Sunday. call be~ 10 a.m. and 1CUf COPY will be delivered.
Most~=~•!]!. ~MUI
Northweet Hunli"9(on Bwh.
and Westmineter ........ 141-tut
Sen Qemente, Caoistrano Beach, Sin Juan C.,estrll'IO,
09N Point South L.guna.
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Boy Survi'7es. · Cr1:1sh
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Father Fmnlically Triea io Save Family
NEW 01\LEANS (UPI) -Dickie Del Real, 9,
hudc\led with his father, his mother, bis brother and
two ailter1 tn the c1bin ol their wrecked airplane 11
it bobbed upon the waters of Lake Pontchartrain.
He was takoa lo the hospital and wu reported
in 1ooc:1 concllUon today. The next day, MUChen loc1ted the bodies of
Dickie's mother. Rc»allnd Del lleal, 85, and her
dauehter, Carmen, Jl, near the Lake'• north shore.
On Sunday, \he body of Dickie's _...r, Mark An·
tonlo Del Real, 4, was taken from.the lake. He was
found noaling face down, also oloae IO the north
shore, near t he 24·mlle Lake Pontchartrain
cauaeway.
The plane was slowly sinking. ,
The father saw one chance for his famlly'11ur·
vival. He divided them into groups of two, told·them
to awtm for awbile, tben noat for awhile, ud or·
dered them to an unknown fate.
Dickie waS paired with his mother and together
they noated away from the fading voices of tbe rest
of their family. Dickie, C't'ld and frightened, clun1 to
his bundle of clothlna he used as a life preserver, as
the Ude carried him onward.
The search continued today acrou the 800-mlle
square lake for Dr. Ricardo Del Real, 39, of .Boca
Ralon, Fla ., and his daughter, LJsa, S. ·
''The bodies that we found and the one swvivor
are very close to the northern bound1ry of the lake ·
and thererore we think there i1 a veey good
poaibiltty that the sunivon may have made it
uhore and ml1ht be ln 1 swampy 1rea of the
north aide of the lake," Coast Guard Lt. John
Diec hart said.
He can't remember exactly the last time he saw
hlsmolber. ·
A pair or teen-agers flahinl for crabs near the
1tate park on the northem edge of the Jake saw
Dickie, bis body •r.parently lifeless, driftine toward
the shore and pul eel him into their boat. He was In
ebock becauae of prolonled exposure of the cold
wate;r. But he wa11live.
The, Beach craft Bonanza piloted by the
cardiovascular 1uraeon ditched in tbe lake Wednes·
Consmner
Protection.
Agency Hit
Pr ... Wire Senic:n
WASHINGTON -President
Ford today attacked a proposed
conaumer protection agency as a
wut.e of money and called in·
stead for aboU1hina price resuta·
tiona to make Americans' dollars
gorartber.
"I do not. believe that we need
yet another federal bureaucracy
ln Wublnaton with ita attendant
coal -about Sll million over \he
next three yean -and hundreds
of additional federal employes,"
Ford 1aid, referring to the pro-
posed consumer agency.
Ent•••• l•de.r •• .,.
WASHINGTON -The govem·
ment's index or ruture economic
trends resumed its downward.
slide in March after a brief one
month upturn, the Commerce
( IN SHORT
• )
Department reported today.
The composite index or leading
Indicators has been falling
virtually uninterrupted since
August and the 0.5 percent March
decrease largely offset a 0.6 per·
cent February rise.
Fecal St..., v,..,.r
WASHINGTON -A rederal
commi11ion his dedded to re-
commend an immediale end to
the federal moratorium on ex-
perimentia& on live fetuses
before or after abortion.
However, tbe Commiulm for
the Proleetloa of Human Sub-
doy. -:::,,...
Seductions Told
By Male Doctors
WASHINGTON (UPll -Some
male psychotherapi1t1 have
tried to justify seducing women
as a form or treatment, accord·
-i n g t o a n A m e r i c a n
Psychological Association re·
port. Jt aays some dodon with
fem1le paUenla have aaex bias.
The draft report of an APA
task forc e aaked whethe r
therapists actually have sex bias
and use aex-role 1tereotypln1
and concluded, "the answer is
yes, though good process studies
of the therapy hour are lacking.''
THE FINDINGS ranaed rar
beyond the issue of doctor·
patient 1ex, but re1pc>nse1 to the
survey by 320 female APA mem·
ben included reference. to it.
''l know o( too many cues o(
actual seduction or female
clients by their male ther1pista, ''
one reapindent s1id, "usually
jU1tified by the view that fri1idi ·
ty i1 a fate wone than de1th
which can be 'cured' by the 'ri1ht
male' -the therapist.."
The task force said it hoped the
s urvey would make
peycbotherapists awue or ways
in which women have been de·
meaned and inadequately treat·
eel because or bias.
IT CJTED ONE study which
said 5 percent of mal e
psychlatrisla admitted having in-
tercourse with female patients.
ln .another, 25 women reported
'Erratic at E .... '
h1vin1 sexual relatioU with
psychiatrists.
The survey found five eeneral
areas of sex bias and st.ereotyp.
ing in therapy -the fosterin& ot
traditional sex roles, the down·
grading of expectations women
may hive in life, theme of sexist
Pll•hoanab11c eon..-, ... ua1 ~ploit•~ion of rema_le clients and.
viewtnf of women as sex ob~.
A final ver1ioo of the rePOft is
1o·be presented tO the APA board
of professional aff airsin June .
Reagan Car
Gets Ti.cket
TAYLOR, Mich. <UPI)
-Police stopped rormer
Califomla Gov. Ronald
Reagan Sunday when hl8
chaurreur·dri ven blue
Mercedes was clocked at
'speeds or 112 miles per hour
on a Detroit·area rreewar.
ReaJan'a driver 8nd the
driver. of a security car
escort~ng the Reagan car
to Metropolitan Airpori
were ticketed for recklesa driving.
Reagan spoke Saturdly
night at a Repubitcan
fund ·raising dinner in
suburban ~uthfield.
Storms Roll Into Plains
-jftla a1reed.Saturday on strict
rules lo govern such research.
'Jbe com minion 1akl any experi·
ments offering other than
minimal rillk1 of harm to auch
fetuaes ahould require 1ppnwal
by a new National Ethlc1l
Review Board.
Nixon's Behavior
Called Time Bomb ~
WASHINGTON <UPli -.Formar President Nlxoa wu •'.w;:
stable" Jual before hlli reolpatlon, H)'I ~al •-el•
1beodore H. White, who saw him at the Ume aa 0 a Ume bomb J.
Wblcb, If -def med ID Jlllt the rlllht way mltbt blow \be coune '
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LISBON -The two moderate
parties th1t won laat week '1 elec·
tton ire movin1 alowly and
cauliously despite their ma.nive
victory.
The Communist perty, which
rae a poor third with --13 percent of the vote, wamid the
flnt·place Soctallats \hat an al·
li111ce witb tbe 1'boaqeol1''
Por,ular Democratic party,
wb c• ran ... -. -1d put \hem bl eoalllet wltb lbe radical
military otneen wbo dl<DIDale
Ille n111Dc RewolutloDM7 Coun·
ell .
School OJief Out
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -The
IU1Po111lon of Antioch Collqe
· Pnsldont lames P. Dlxoa by the
ac:bool'• board or lnJll-. •••
due to tbe admlnl11tr11Ar'1 put
CODduetl the board •halrman
1ald. D 1on'1 prealdency b111
-tmdtr ftN llnff Im-a
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bll admlal1trau .. -1y.
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of all American history apart." · '
White'• day-by-day aceount of how White House !Dahlen led · ·
by Chier of Staff Alna-II. Hall slowly persuaded NlxC01 to
reslp IHI year appears ID the May IMaue of Refden D1101t
"Wbat lh_e men In the White House were Involved ID, wilhaut 1
ever odmlttln1 II lo themaelv08, wu \be mana-•l°ol ae ua-I at.able penonaUty, '' Wb.lte 1akl. 1 • • • J
STARTING 11111 NURATIVB Oii l•ly II '197~ ~~~ ! before Nlxorr'a-Illa ,...1rnat1on, Whited... ·.,.. · 'i I
behavior u "lnere ...... , erraUe," wllb Hall i 1D1 u -!! .Ulule-ldet!.1 ID -matl«lolday:-.,. buolilt11 . ~ T~
Wblle 1"11 H11f _H ... Nlxoa bad to lea" a111oe ·-u
be rud, OD ltrly II, U. tr-: of a lhea eaeret Wb1Mi ...... l
lapa ID wlllcb Nlaon .,....ed to atop an "Bl w..,....,la-
...U1at1on. Tiie tape._ i.-lime 21, 11'11, alx daJa after Iba
••ters•te=::· •·•toRa_!!'~-•• _: -..,., wu lo fl\Ut.Nlaon rea11M .. 1--.. -.. wt-trtUWIDIU..GPPlitll•~.
"IF HAIG COULD J:,.~-...,... !bi PrwWaat .J....,. I he w11 certain tbal the would ad beJODll,lllm1elr lauM
national lnterut and......,," White says. , .--
"Yet, With too m\ICb _...,.., aomelhlnJ mlabt 1r11u .. u.e
combat lnsUnel In lllcbanl Nixon ... Halt ., .. dealfn1wtlll a time
-bwhlch, If not-lnJ,.t lberilhl way, ml1bt blowtbe coune ol all American hl8'«Y apart.'' ,. ..
White's narrative concludes wllh a desertpUon of MlxOftt:•
tearfUI farewell lo a group of Republican loyalists u"*"'
belore he went on lelevlaton to announce hit realenauOn.. Nixon. J trt.itoendlbemHtlDcWlthanapolOIY, Wblte1ayw. -•~-,.,,._.b blohl"°h"!~ tave, Way .,UNlly, blo breatll IUOldaa -• IO .. c -corrlralled ..... -h lo ~·-~ 'I ...... hope •.• I h1ven 't let )'CICI down.' .. _ ... , •-•
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blonde dreueol In l•-· -and no bra.
1lllaa Dorcy, wbo n.,... Ille
poubea her broom down 81'> milH
of -cutten a da7, aaya ll'a Ille freedom thiik..-ii tober.
••1•m llberatecf,1 • abe :r:t. uJly mind. ii free. I can
what I pleaae. Nobody t.ua me
'Whattodo.'' .
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·Aller • 1neil'·~ ·~· there once a1ala la a Mill San
Praaclaco and the NaUonal
Or1alil11U6n for w_, clooan't
Ukolt. .
Llllllla kllelz, 18, a tenior at
~Uon Hiib li<hool0 WU
aele<led and w111 ·compe1e In tbe
Miu California pe...,,l In Santa
CruzJune17.
MiM Scholz, who meuures
3'-3f·l6, danced the "8rloetoD In
Ille talent ~mpellllae.
Tbo loci! cb•pler of NOW Js-
aued a llalollient tMt 111d Ille
1ebolar1bipa in tbe pa1eant
lbould be "awarded· cm IOlbe
criteria other lban Ille abape of
ooe'1 body.••
' . l'.>llaware'a first death row in·
mate under a new capital punish·
ment law has been grant.eel a stay
ol execution.
Superior Court Judie Vl_nc;!etll
A. Blffer1&o alined the, order at
Wllmlnrton dela11n• Phllllp Eat.oa.'1 death sentence uaUI the
appeall proceu la completed.
EalA>n, 34, .... to ·be b ... ed
1111 2. He was 'convicted March
17 of the murder of a man wbo
wu.&omarry his former wife.
• Q.,ieo Graeff 111d he 1ave
back tO Vice Presl--A.
-eller a.NGO cbeck because
ROckefeller "waa alwap on tbe
pYliij end but ne+er on Ille re-ce!rinl end ...
· ~ere11er bad pre••.,, the
cliOct Ip 'Gr'aeff Onil 'Jil4 wife, 8'fl'.~· of Harrl1bur1. Pa .. as. Wlf!d!in of a 1174 National Volun-
teer Award durln1 a cere..,. at
the Kinned; Center: · ·
, But Graeff banded Ille cbeck
·back to Rockefeller. 1ayln1
about Rockefeller ; .
'-There are pa1e1 am1 pqes
abot.lt wbat he 1ave but not a aen·
tenet "about' anytbtn1 he re·
retYed . Tberefore, let~· 1-&bll check lo the vice t of
Ille United Stales a let history ao record It." ...
Rockefeller accepted Ille check UM! aald ~ would try to find a
worthy cauae ror it.
• • At Concerts
LOSANGELES CAP)-Atotal
of 508 persons were arrested dur·
in1 the course' of a live-night con:
cert by the British rock 1rot1p,
''Pink Floyd,'' autborltiesaay.
Police Sst. Edwlrd Hemandez
said 65 penons were arrested
Sunday night during the / Ja1t
performance.
Hernandez said moat ol the _,..
res<a were ror. alleged druC laW
viol•llons. The "Pink Floyd"
conarts were 1ta1ed at the
Sporta Arena here lo capacity· au·
. dlencn, authorities said. -,, . lllAUlft'
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~-I { ' ~, ..,_ --e Deaitntwd ' I ) • ,t ~
Anthony 'J. Hope, 3'·year old aon Of comedian Bob Hope,
suffered slight Injuries wtien· ftre destroyed his $ZOO,OOO
Malibu home. Hope escaped death by knolling bedsheets
together lo escape l'rom seeoai1 fioor. Two years ago,
. BOO Hope's Palm. $prinp hom,e burned to the ground
with damages set.al $2 million.
4 Fresiw Newsmen . ' .
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Set for Jail Stay
FRESNO (UPll -In a cue
tbe1 1'91lanl .. • leol of I'"':"' .
freedom, four newsmen are will:
ja1 to 10 to jail incterinttely
rather Utan reveal the souree of a
-atory.
M1n&1ia1 editor Geor1e •
Gruner, city editor James Bort
and reporters Joe Rosat and
William Patterson of lhe Fresno
Bee have been '8nt,ened to re-main <n Jail untll 'lhOy •sree lo
answer que1tion1 aboUl how the
newspaper got information con·
lalned In·• Grand Jury transcript
that had been sealed by the fOU.rt.
FRESNO COUNTY Superior
Court Judie Denver Pecltinipob
cited the tour a total ol 7t .ti Ines
for contempt of court for muslnc
to auwer the questions poaed
durlns his inquiry· and Jut week
sentenced Utem to remain in Jail
uatil they reveal ~ 110Urce of
their information. He stayed the
aentencea· until May 23 pending
•JlllOal. • 'TI>e '..Uti>n ~ad ..._.....>«*
their, Oland !"Ith•. Ille _._t of
C.K. McClatchy, editor of the
McClatchy newspapen ·which in·
elude the Sacra111en&o •Bee, and
the Modesto Bee as .well u .the
Fresno Bee.
''The Fresno Bee newsmen
who now race lonl jail terms for
refmtnc to divul1e the source of
.
Grand Jury testimony have
taken • courqeous and i mpor.
tant stand lo the long llgbt to pre-
serve a free press," McClatchy
aald. "Their wllllnJDOSS lo JO lo
jail llu· ~come essential to pre-
ft!lll an aa.1ry. whimsical Judl~-o.·
from e'todlftl the pUblic's ability 4
to determine the Lruth. They
have iny slrongest admiration
and support."
Peckinpah called the hearing
after the Bee published a series
of thrff articles In mid-January about the indictment ol city roun-
ctlman M1rc·Stef1no, developer
JuUu1 Aluiai and former city
planni.n1 commissioner Norman
Batna 1ehar1tnc them with
llriberF ud conaplracy.
An~a THE ·GllAND Jury
handed clown the indictments on O!:t. 30, 1174, P .. kl.opab ordered
Uie,traOKrlpt of the Grand Jury
proceedlnp wblch· 1"'4 :,:r in· -.Oalodaad llltecl court 7ol'ftf:eis, court employes or
attomeys from discuaina the
cue with the new1 media or the
public.
In ita articles, the Bee used ex-
tensive excerpts from tbe
testimony during lhe hearings,
Ind PecJcinpab ordered the
new1pap« into court.
'Ali4!e Deftn't ••• '
Nationwide Strike
By Women Slated
RIVE&510E (AP> -The National Organl1atiOll for
Women's state board bu pledged strong support ror a national
strike by women neXt Oct. 29. . . _
At their state convention which concluded Sunday, the
women said the s(rike woWd be called "Alice Doesn't ... "in
honor of the film ''Alice Doesn't UveHereAny More.''
Conimedienne Ivy BotUnl of New York, national coordinator ot the planned strike, aaid : "Alice doesn't work here today,
doesn't bank here today -ftll tn the blank with whatever YoU
want.•• She said the strike' would attempt to show the power ol
Women in the nation.
''This 1.-a way of ibowjng that, yes, collectively we do have
an incredible amount ol power,'' said Jody Wa(dft, state
coordinator of the propo&ed strike. She said NOW hopes women
all aCrou the countrl sUy home rrOm work, slow down at work,
withdraw money from banks, reruse to speH money, not show up
ror volunteer work and leave small children home with their
falllen. -
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·Is the leader In condu.ctlng ,
an inteFtor ·~e.,lgl) ~h.ool
BECOME All
INTERIOR · DECORATOR •
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Or a year Course '"'1th an
associate 'in ~degree
CALL NOW~
ORDaIGNERS~
• Nnl!Olrr i:l:NTlat, SUITI loo ..
' NEf'PORT B~CR
Monday. Apr112a. 1975 DAILY PILOT rl.)
Gangland Killings?
~iquo:r Store
Victims Shot
EL MONTE CAP) -The owner and an ~mploye
ol 1 llquor store here were shot through the head in
a gaqland-style double alaying, of ri cers said.
P.ollce S1t. Shlrl'y Bassford said the bodies or ·
Jack W. Ranney, 34, owner of Amie's Liquor Store,
and hla clerk, Douglas D. Kirkland, 22, were round
by a customer Sunday night.
Officers s aid the
cU1tomer w_aited a whi~,--------)
Sunday night to be serv S tate
and then went into the bac ·r o o m w h e r e. b_e'--------
found the two bodies sprawled on the noor
s.,.P Meet Sdz .......
PASADENA (UPI ) -About 350 state, federal
and local officers from 30 police jurisdictions raided
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LOW
COST
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a motorcycle swap meet at the Rose Bowl Sunday, Ph South Orange County642·6500
seizins motorcycle parts and accessories but mak· 0ft8: North Orange County 546--3205
in&: oo arrests. I~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;;;;~;~~~====~~ Officials said the object of the raid wa s lo con-~
flacate stolen merchandise and not necessarily to
make arrests. However, authorities said once the
materials are Identified and inventOri{;d, &ome ar-rests may be made.
llf"'riraeCk!e 0ae-111e _
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr. says he cannot predict the outcome or the
malpractice insurance crisis, even though he spent
the weekend discussing the problem with top aides
and doctors' representatives.
"I just can't make any predictions," Brown
aald. "'I'm tryln11 to bring together all the people in·
volved. We want the debate in Sacriynento to truly
reflect what could tiappen to the average person as
a f'e:l';llt o( all this.''
ftale Netleft
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pro-whale activists
puaed out slogan-laden balloons, new kites aod in-
vited passersby to write notes urging whaling na-
Uou to stop killing the giant mammals of the sea.
It was all part ol World Whale Day festivities
Sunday on the city's Marina Green. The event was
1ponaored by the Oceanic Society, Operation Jonah
Md Friends of the Earth. .
VoJunleers provided the addresses of the local
consuls-general or-whaling nations, free envelopes
and stamps for pro-whale messages.
Church 'Ruling Hailed
LOS ANGELES CAP)
-A ruling by Timothy
Cardinal· Manning to al-
low bedridden Catholics
in the Archdiocese or
Los Angeles to receive
Commun ion from
authorized laymen and
la)'Wdmen will have rar-
reaching benefits, says a
diocesan priest.
The Rev . John J .
Dahlheim er or the
Blessed Sacram e nt
Church said Sunday the
cardinal 's ruling was
based on the principle
that it ·is the sacrament
il5elr. and not the bearer,
which is of God.
"AGELESS YOUTH"
Find out how you can attain it
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by
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Member of the Christian Science Board of l ectureship
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-DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE • " • '
"Legislation by Em~tio;ri
E ' . . = . Th~ confusing, infuriating and costly machina· terlock legislated at federal level beglnnlRC ~m :=. tions over the recently repealed NOx smog device cars, and now belated~-I retracted aner it 1umeil out .• =: bill are a fine example of government as it should to be dangerous and· · ective. . ( , " ·
'.'"-not be run. In their emotional aSle to adopt eavinmmen?J
-wpile state legislators swayed back and forth in or consumer p~ioi'i.~l~ws without pfo~r ex·· ., ·
::-the breezes of public opinion and conflicting "ex· amination, our lawmakers ·are turillo11 tile clU~ ;
;:;;, pert" counsel, bewildered Californians tried to de-off ·on· th"."e COl\Cems. t\Dd this perha,111, colild ·IJI' \beJ..
"" cide .whether they should ignore a law that seemed saddest part or all. ..-; ·
.:...."likely to be-r epealed, ·or go ahea-d-an-d install an ex· . !-i ~·\': , ~
:;;. pensive gadget thal might-or might not-increase p ~· • .·." •It .. ·. ,;.. ' .•
: their gasoline bills'" and mess up their car engines. OP, ~ "".1:.umng •
-Those who followed the installation timetable-.. · ~
·. ,
' ' ' • ·-:an estimate d million motorists in Southern While the legiSlatofs doubtless wlll<'be bu.sY try.,,.
=-California-are doubly dissatisfied: first because of ing to untangle the remnants of the NOx muddle. ... .. , ,
• lhe expense. and ,inconvenience ; ctnd second , because they'll certainly take ti~ to ponder another piece.of'r
-;--theirlaw-abidingbehaviorwasfornaught. · legislation which would increase th~ir salaries by 10 ~
-Still unanswered, or inadequately answered, are percent-from $21,120to$23,232-by December, 1976. ·
such questions as: Should these people be reim· . The increase would not disturb such existing
bursed, and if so by whom! What about thos'e Y(ho in· emoluments as about $.5,500 . tax-free a year from.a
vested in manufacture of thousands of the devices? t$30-a-day expense pay~ment during sessions; uP to
.. ;;1 ~ . ' . \ '• . ..
What or the unrepealed P.,rtion ·or the law that still $!,700 for a leased car; and free use of state.gasoline
requires NOx installation if a c"ar is sold (assqming. · :an~tele1pbonecredj~c.&rds . '":' ._ · .
._ ...
it really doesn 't work, as the governor concluded)? lf passed by the run: Legislature and signed into
What of the~remaining penalty for removal or dis-law the bill, just apProt~'by the Sen@t~ Rules C~m·
ieonnectionof lhedeviceafter·ithasbeeninstalled? mitlffo wolild ,_niak:e•the California 1 legislittorl't the
If the device is indeed ·as ineffective as the gQV· sec.and highest. paid i:ll ,\}1e nation, aner N.ew Yor.11-.
ernor says his highway tests showed, the obvious where the pay 1s·$2;J,SOO.. ~.-l
solution is to wipe it out completely, statewide, in-Proponents of the measure point out that
stead of stumbling along with this hodge.podge or legislative pay has not kept pace with cost of living
legal bits and p ieces. increases. However, since legislative pa)' was
And then. one may ask, how come more ex· established al $16,001 when the Legislature became a
tensive tests we re not made, or de manded by the full -time body in 1967, increases have pushed it up to
Legislature, before it bought this environmental bill the $21 ,120 mark. This"is hardly a starvation wage. 1
of goods·> While so 111any11f·lhei_r .ronstituents ~re fa~·
This , unfortunately, is becoming the story of too layoff§', reduced hoilrs, business fall-off and other
much of our well-intentioned environmental, con· paycheck shrink:ing't ~...th@ governor is caJling for
sumer and s afely legislation .• A. similar muddle oc · sacrifice and be'lt-tigfitening: the timin'g of thlt clli'·
c1,1rred over the controversial ignition·seatbelt in· rent pay raise efforlislnappropriate. . . ... ' ~ .
Space
Science
s ·pinoffs
( PAUL HARVEY)
All those tin mooos whirling
around up there overhead are paying their own way and then
some.
Surprisingly few Americans
are aware of the "'crops" we're
harvesting in space.
The newest surgical inslru·
ment for .removing cataracts is a
hand·me -
down ('rom
s p a c e
medicine, as
is an im ·
proved
emergency
treatment for
heart attack.
There is no
~ay now to
project how
many Americans may ·live and·
how many others will see again
because of these two significant
b__yproducls of space medicine.
Solar-powered residential
heating and cooling are now
technically and economically
feasible. The men upstairs
taught us bow.
EARTH. ·1NDUSTRY is
harvesting So much new know-
how rrom space r;e~arcb thBt 7
million documents are nOw
available and that library of new
inform a ti on is growing al the
rate of 50,000 documents a
month!
The Alaskan pipeline is going
lo rush North Slope oil to th'e
rescue or the American economy
because of a beat.pipe technique
developed ror Skylab.
A ceramic ink developed for
spa~e instruments has enabled
improved production or
thermometers.
Life-support systems perfected
by "NASA are now protecting
flr~men with breathing ap-
paratus of longer duration.
FIRE·RESISTAJV struc!ural
'
:ne•r
Gloomy
Gus
Just goes to show who our
friends are: We welcome a
million Vietnamese with
open arms while we give
the boot to a like number oC
'Mexicans. Distance must
make foreign policy grow
fonder.
F.D.
a.-rG1t1<•1N1tHl1••~~ ......-sM111•,..M<•u..ri1r...-1-
-ot -.. •~· s....-• 111'." ..... ~,o..s. Dlilf ......
. . ' . , • f '
Probes Eada•ger ,lllC'~ f!Perations
CIA ·,FmdS; ·Sources
' ' ' . ,_ . .
WASHINGTON -Tucked into 1 ·I< ~ ina: views. Colby,cont.endl that in CIA contacts.
President Ford's speech lo EVA"'S .iO"A"lr ,today's raocid.political ·c.limaJe, Congress, a nd ignored in .the • n •n, Y' a Ilia job is 10 reveal almoot ever-ALSO· evaporating ate the
emotional contrpvetsYover Viel· • .. · , .. 1· ythipg to any duly·conalituted highly useful deals by which a
nam, was a !' 1 congressional comm~ttee ,and fOreigl) nation's intelll~ence
care f u 11 y would be fe• o( us out of-jail or claim executive privilege only in Rrvice dOes rield wotk fpr the
worded warn· 1 atill alive. WC)uld ·yoa like to be extraordinary cases. CIA "in 1''coattail oper.-tlons''
i n g t b a t ... b:un1· for every tmaty1fan&.a1y1~in , 1 fiJlahceCt Dy the CIA. Wilen one
secret opera-which you ··indulged! :Buf as-· SOME FOaQa. lntelliaence suCh foreign 'servicederii:llhded a
lions of the suainalion, .nO ,sir:. and 1· cfefy Officials b'lieve he bas no signed'let.ter from the CIA that a
Cent r a I In· anyone to p·roye dill~." 1 •• fl)l«ifnative. ~Within the agency particular operation would never
t e 11 i g en,c e ilHU, one croup of officials has surface. the agency rould not
Agency (CIA) BUT. WHEN the charge ·.of preteed for total· expoeure o( give 'such assurapce; the opera·
must be pro-possible· C~ asoasiin8liolia ,of. everytbinc &be :aceJlCy bas ,ever tiOn Was abor:_ted. "
tected from foreip leadeta s~ifi:ceil', tbeln-done and ror Pl'QffCution m Of· ColttY ,ii' well aware or
-
• ' a I t ere d ', ~· :-. stinctkte •White :Home reac:tiOn ficiala who b~ke laws: .... t'ritiCis~ ·,against his ~tY or
materials Jpr high-rise ~ktings. congressiodal rQ.)',~,r~·ght that was ~h~-that·~mp But ~•-r .-.·-. 1 ti total 'COopeiation ~lth the bou&es an.t mobile bomies are threatens'"es~ntlalsecteta. -. .'' . PHlideDU, •I ~~ ·, ;.-. . anuu"'"r. a\.:1.~m r.~ ~n Y m"'titud~ of in~e"tigato&., l:lis
now reilu~ing. in~~rance pre-Mr. P'~'.• p~: repe~V ' :t»r ·~l1:!19 -Pf.~ri1te · .. k. ls_on..' . .;_disagrees. ltf:~'~,t~es,is. ~l~t ··.i ~ r.t0·~ oi~ ari "aidv~ re·
miums and saving lives. r t : ~-. ,.~e,ra._.,~,g~v1s1on.stuclt ~-' 1 •. aorw.fllle'i-~t.:Pl!IY ~e;ae'!W ~· r.~ng t e .CM:,liudolie was ~lalfOn~ijiP.X W'iili; 'tOrilrell~al
One of the reasons N~A leaves fi. ll~ lsW last December. Tfillt wings to rumors. J..llat ~·piaf .~ (• direct p~ders rrom 8 Prest-probe;s-.1 «Je.,ehaitlg ofJ;i.beft .. elf.
most of us ignorant.a.bou\ these provision requires the Presiffn:l indeed, have been .!xecuiionft"1lt ~ &;m~·or ~e U"ited States. Ye~ the cont'iOI to preserve 6aitooal
things is that they are too to notify "appropriate comndtJ high levels. ·· ' · a~ency as n~w ~sked to t~ke the sttUrity. But' criti'cs r~~' t as
technical to explain for us tees" including the ~oualy , COlb)(, astrai&ht arrow·~ut l'.•P·ror extra-legal actiV1ty. ·~. ~,Howie a'nd Sehate .. . set
laymen. I've read what's new in le~kY Sepate FOreip Reltttiqns iuile, .. J.-.des.e:er.a~eJy tryjJJ,e to take the heat -but. teU nothin,c up st~ilin, tll~_penchl'nl\ 'iii leak·
photography and computerized «8ad H()use' lnternatiodal Rela-hold.batlt th'e'flooc;lcates by off et· lh~t could co'1'pr:omtse the CIA 5 inj:1IOlig-buri~;secr~ !;~Me-
multispectral analysis teChni -tions Committeer., bHOre ,lap·· .ing his · full C'Ooperalioe ·to~ ihe daily routine. ly harmrul to U.S. foreijnJc>Ucy
1 queS and I don 't kJ!ow what I ·proving apy Ov~rt -~~A ~per:ation separate, year· long~·~ ". In fact, daily routine is already will pritve irreiistible: •
read. . · abroad. Such wide dist!ibution of to start in the Senate arid House. 't'Ompromised lo a point that the "•IJ'ht;, PreSideht'J. 'signal iliat he
Air pollution detection devices this country's most secret opera· Intimates say that when the as· agen~y is now engagin• in~a'ba~e tDtends';tO tiChl"ri the~Dl!lf''4:at-
. designed f~r spa~esbips are mak-. ti~s . "makes. t~e protecti09 'tJf " ,Sassiriatioa char1,_.firs\ t'a~~ µp, handful of Covert ''operations'' t'er· gun ov t f sight fitr or
ing earth life more comfortable. VJlal mformat1on very, very dif· be refused categol')cal Clenials on abr,oad·, n oD e particularly Congress Sefves as .. ,,1J!9mllier
Because we 'had to recycle fieult." Mr. Ford said. 1 • gl'OUDCIS:that lh•se.p~ ~igitt ·-. sensitive. Moreover. exch,nge Warning to the ~o inv~ailri'g
waste water and dispose of solid lum up shreds of evidence -un· deals with roreign in~lligence Committees: IC tllelr 21 ~
wastes aJ»gard ,spacecraft. our. THIS presidential coneern ltnown.to~hlm -:-,~to lipk agencies are dryin' up and U.S. carinotKee-P ttle ·c1~·1 P• and
earth environment will be su~ comes not a moment too soon f.or CIA wilb-Sum!Pit murder'$ .. , bulineameD', ac1Jn1 for years as present secref.s, congi-ese-,,tll'not.
stantially depolluted.' the f'ew rriendS of tbe CIA still Colby'• lk)Uc'y is'·Passionalely invaluable infOrm•lfs lind CIA Have a long-rank~ oversldt rote ..
Tbe brake lining on your car is wortiDc· to buck the political debated by him and top.level CIA fronts. have' becO'ine ''i m· The CIA will have died.an un·.
more erfectlve and more'durable lynct\-mob. ps.ycbolqey whie~ · officiall with: theif OwD Conflict· pauioned." in 1 breaking Off all natural death.
than it ever would have been began,. with disclosures about µae · ,,. ~ • ~ • ~~~~~~e::;:~~~~~ ~~~~~;:e~:::; 'l~i. 'e'· ~Do-n. ·o···t .. bin .. ".· g' AB-··.· .:·,'fi .....
THE ELECTRIC CAR will be lantt of both ·1he White Jjouse ~
made practicable within this and embattled CIA,"directOr
calendar year becaUse ol ad· William Colby to shout t~lf
vanced battery reaeal'.Ch. \ fears about destruct.ion of the ··~a.t has the Departmenf.of [ r I ) adds another level of COil to the
A ·r · d f h · r· · led rt Alcoholic Beverage Control done. "EARL. mA""'ERS consumer that is t!ntitefy un · nt1 oggmg compoun s or agency as m una se OUS· for the Q•·te of Ca .. Ill-•• aQd.Jts , . ~ .l rl-. ...ary." . , . mirrors and maQy other things minded intel,ligence experts. "'"tG ---.
you see adverlis'd were de· "Forthelifeofme,"onesucbex~ ('iµaens?' Practltally':'~&!" Efrectiv"ely' sar~e\fl~C the veloped rorspace. • .. pert tot<\"•, ••t cannot· figure out 'l1aole: are lbe·Wordl ol-Stnate · . 1 interests of the mctus , ABC cc b SelectCommitteeoaLIWJRelal· ~asalooninthesameman -d thi r th bll Loe I And , of course, weather why Preaident Ford and Col y Ing.to Alcoholic Beverages in its ner 'as a iii~c.ery .~tore or oes no ng or e pu t 1 a satellites have Curt.her. ref med have ha...ped~his 'assassinatioll' report to the LegJslatute, ftled rest.llurant thep_,and.now, subject government, throuah. ~and
forecasting, facilitated more e££i· issue so,ineptJy." . Jut year. to ICH!al zoning and business use ~s:mits, protects§ bar cient disposition or comrriercial A&kin& anonymity, this unil:l.ut· They loom Ii m, • · opel)mgs 1"here they ant-
fishing fleets. .._ . ly well-inf.orme~ ofricial con-lar&e today as · cena · · ' ' ~ · 1 1 ed. Local poli~e m ' the
The next time we upend one or tinued': "As fa.r,81 flmowthe CIA G10 Y.'" r, n 0 r • ~tJLATION of the I~ in· peace. And sanitation aQllpwtty
I.hose big fireerac~ers .at, €ape never killed any' roreign Jeaden._ Jer•• ~Br.o'·'·n .,; dUllry was conceived ill connec-o( product fuadions f~'JJ.ll'foo the ~ . c.., w UOn with -al.·It was a .. .,.,.... h Ith d t . · · Canaveral or al Vandenber~nd Pletting may be something ..... "'bntlnues to ·-r---... ea epar ments · state ' · ' ·1 b .,.-... t.o the diebard ''--"'''•'·' oon-nd led I food "nd · • hurloffintospaeemoreml aeam,buti.e,.erythoug la man "rethink" ex-in-:ies. era _ a agerf-
of your dollars, remember, had were tr·anslated . istlll,l~i sta~e . juredaedpectllq~,of~~ofa
they'Ubeback -withinterest. •· automaUcaU,-Jinto action, tbett: program·s , JeaaU~ ~ -T Mine ~a\everre1UlaUoni9a.med
•.· • : • seeking wayo , ei~i: ~~If -...ary' can l••t u !!ii be
to ellm, In .. a.te ' • \ . Tbe· •-.... , ,.._,_ .a1..a.a.. 1pellied ®'in 1tate' l8w, vihg H • l C • ' ' d p • h . ' ·· ••••• -.... -• all tinfor<emenl to kic:al . ar .. ta r .. me an un· .. e ' ment -. unneressary , 1 1work too well rrom the ~·-ment' fiaanced l bat " " . ~ . operatlone wllhoul.benelit kfllle · llllte. It la a ll!ell k-fftt llllit ' ~ licensliic JUbo.fnllU0119
. ·:·. ~le;. j ., • ..iJ !!'ilayal~.~rllsr~bdth 'ofdDllanaowfri~~wilyby
Thoughts al Large:
To marry '"ithout ph ys ical
. attraction is u crifllC against the
body: lo marry for physical at·
traction alone is u crime against
the spirit; and each ,crime even·
tually exacts il!I own punishmenl
of a dirrercnt sof1._
It's odd that so many men who
ardently believe in lais&el ralre iii lhcir business lives Violate thi s
precept e ver~ day in their
personal lives, and are the most
domineering or husbands and in·
terfering or rathers; they believe
in the open conflict of good.I &Dd'
profits. but not in the free oom·
petition or pttsonalitit'S and liJe--
atylcs.
Why 1re k•lous persons so pro·.
ne to su&pet't the fidelity bf''thei r
lbvedones? Not untll they scr;ious-
ly be«in to 1tll k thcm1'elvcs this "~estlon eii n 'lhC')' C\'Cr romc to
terms with their rcclln S(s. .
' The urr1 ghJ moral Postures Or most o the W9tergute defen:
dan't s w e r e no l co mpl e t e
"I
If,
( SYDNEY HARRIS)
hypocrisies; as Richard Whately
astutely obserlved more lhan a
century ago : ''Party :c>pirit
enlisl'i a man's virtues in the
t'3USe of hi s Vit'CS ...
To be utl<'rly l'Cason abl e in an
unreasonoble "'orld is itself a
form of insanity. ,
Enemies. as well as IO\'CrH.
come to resemblo each other
over a.period or tim e.
The ability to go fa st genefatcs .
a kind or "'momentum of dis. honesty.'' lik e that of the normal·
ly law·abiding motorist who, tn
speedinB, tries to deceive and
·outwit the poli ce : it is perhaps no
coiocid'ence that the classlc al
god A-1 ercury , who fl ew with
wings at his heels , wus at the
same time the god or speed and
the god or criminals.
Village rolk are both kinder
•nd crueller than city people : ' For, l*lod -to"'!:::£: ',o!J.,ie :d~-:cenaes ~BC Is n'!' lo·IJe ....... lh'l'Ulh
.-:inder to those who suffer ..-iia: ABCeaterl• u;arewnue·., i'' ';.":'· °': Ji ~ · B¥illi _ the \fepartment'a elimination,
rortune through, no rawt or their ~1Jlil~ll ::;~~'. . · Chaf!k'b '· .,;foh· .. A~ai::., ~:~~er::u;:~~:1fc~gty
own, bul crueller. to those WIJo · willa a Utf litltit lialltr Jn· II-. 7i..!1118" -,.iiio MOUSB • '' · . ·.
seem 11> have broughl •ti"~ · ..... ~"'.ia·~r'SW-6iloL, ·It 'lliroUllt rir.ntlltd fl/l~neial · 1 ··-• .them••!•~·· __ ..:.~ f ~··~,,-w1uiii' .••.• ....,,.booi11:A ·~-' . 11e1~·at.... ''01tANHr;ast·
Th e "barbarisi\r" that p,i;e:l~· ~ .. -al.timd...,_. tl.to,~lnln-llin I ·-• c~de• civili.zalion . is. neved '.as •, =· 'u\\'J:lt'J:r-....l:i · Oa ---:=· ap· , IW'R' ,i
v1c1ou.s_ or 1~trans1Jen~ as ~ toettMC..'lukl ~:;;:iuer ~·• tba ...,,ABC r.cr111,1 for i·Rokrf.N.W--'-'.~~ barb••!"~ that follows 1t:. rol~' "'""' .... ...,.lloiil. . b• a -°'' Ille "'•lie -r-
a1 · besl1 ~hty. un.d_ co~rupt1o_nJ ~. , ... , .. ; , ~~· ~1\ · .••etJW,welfaie,tl:ex.· ,.-: ·'=~~
called ·prom1t1~e > .soc1eUo'I . !~~-". ...... ...,re· l!lmlvety -talod to the In· •l ,._,,_.,.._'
can'l compete with I.hose !~at ·.,. ABm· " wo=el U.·IWoior =c 11 { ' • ...--have reb.ell @d a.e ,inst lh.e, ~ '· ' 9al\lJ ...... WU. · ,t • 'Ttteertitorl~IP111eotthtDally
restraintsorclvilizlition. ' 1, .,,,!'!" , : ._ll ~...,... • .,_._ ·--1 ' ==~llot,1eeka ro lalot'ili Ind . ,, .. •, . ..... -...... .~--·-···-' ' "'_..,-Iii "· " . i ··'.' •<leC llft ''Ud Selle °"""'IU. ,_ ·~ "" pqedl•-1ry,
Speak)ng pCJ111l•: it Would be"" a.-.-o11.i. a .~• ••-" ~-PJIJ' 11 lo a Pol" ., -..a1 hJternt •I·
prudentfok..,plftmindOrte'''a' _.., wblell-leb!tde-=~~~............ =~lllftilll/ad~ ,b~
shrewdwarnlng:,"11\,histonr,u. clleelo4to""'-"81ll~fftlls• ·~\ -. .... views ~alijor.p °' lhl
soonas the'manoractiOn'p+Ja ·!*'*fblllrihtitMtlftmil ... 1 .-,:-.-l<llllllcal., .,....Ptper't opi• Ides
••appearance lind Is dlscwiaed ' · Tlda piocmii" iw·"-i' . Jtas·•c••••,TBB ah.I oo '••JTelll tapld. '""0 : and pampered, ·it""'""' lhal.!' llaaelwbllllallle .... flr , mllclud,ABC°' role u a "cot· --ottlo•Dllb.ar period of rcbarl!lrizotion loo~. • Mon to the polal; -· ~ ._,. .. for Ille~ . onlJi In tW .. ditortal COi It Ille . •, ~~ ' ~" -I~ 1tltte 11..-, Ol '1i 117 refulallont wbl~h r"luire ...... or tht. paae. • n·
If one hassurrcrcd a nutritional, eatabliabed lqillmllle litllll.!i7? ,.._,. ••11M•l, and llaanoe ""'$ed by .. IJ>c <of ,ond,
de rldcnc y or love in early Tbonlano1lmll1ra_,t4re-......-u'!'!"rthr~atllfU-c ~'/i.";,"1"'A~~I<'\ ~
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Motor Oil
To Get .. Tests . . ... ~ • HOUSTON (UPlr _:_Women lakil>g birth con·
tn>I P\H1 should have lliOk blood prenltre Necked
every six months because of an increaSed chance of
•elopine hypertensi~ .auc~. ca Uses heart ;~ •.
tarb, acco~ding .tp a Dallas~ys1cian.
By Bruce Boswell, Shell Staff Engineer, Lubricants
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Dr. ~orma'L K~lan, ,,.irofessor of intenial
medteine 1t. the nivenity of Texas Southwestern
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M*lical ~hod); ·si.Jd 'onlY:J percent' of women ~ally develop 11\ilh blood preuure, but a study
hu shown wom4=11 flKinc oral contraceptives in·
creue their chances by 2.61'!1les. ·
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rou have ,to know more than a good
b~nd naQle to .get the right motor ·oil
for your eer and get all the protectiQ"
it has to offer.
'6Tlll!!&E HAS ALSO BEEN an increase in the
frajuency of strokes in' young women," Kaplan
saiil .. "It's qot a tremendOu. ·number, but we're
talkllll about younf health-en not '1';ect0d lo deftJop a stroke." I' · ~ ii · ' . •
Kaplan. a&.t°elfd'ing 1a· ·~onfere.ke ton
hypertension, 1a~i:'in interview 10 million women in!HUnl!edSta taltingthepill. , . ~• 'lft's~ost1 ar because it's,the moet ef· fei e ;''J"'Fli.d, " .• there'I SliJ) &'cluestion of
. ad . involved." . ,, I ' • ~
hlisT, HE SAID, DOCTORS worried about
'1 blood Clots·develoJ)ing In y.'Omen's legs because of
"l the pill, but that risk has been reduced. Now, it ap-
pears the pill somehow affects blood pressure~
1 Kaplan cit~ • five-year study of 48,000 wonren
by England's Royal College of General Pneti·
tioners .' . •
"In five years, a woman laking tbe pill bas a 5
percent chance of developing hypertension," ~he
said. ''That's 2.6 times higher than tbo6e not on the
pill. An~ the longer U,ey ~on the pill, the cre•.ter
~. the chance of developing hypertension."
'.' HE SAID llESIDE;S '~l!Ml~AL checkups, ..
·, ,a,"°'1l•l).1hould see-~J; 'doctor lmnaediltely.tfrsbe-
j• iile)oe(Opi n~w ,a;td wrret~ .. eadachesi di1&ineu or··
1 · 1a~y n91f! wlih noexplaftation.
' , ''For the colleee girJ or yOung manied·woman
<::: pU\ting off pregnancy; 'there's nothing wrong with ~~ the.pill ," he said. "Ir it~.f;· · rriost errectlve. mdhod ~ of birth control, she • 1 kl take the PW. but be
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Moh>r oil is yo ID' engine's life blood. The type
of oil y0u use al)d the way you use it can help
you ~ q.>usands of extra miles without-a
major engine repair.
• l Oi!'s enormous job.
At 511 mph, each pish>n in yotn' engine moves ·
up and down inside its cylinder about35 times
a second. Ii travels about a quarter of a mile
• foreverymile'youdrive. When
· ·you step on the gas; the piston
rods push lpinst the ~
shaft with a pressure of more • • thoi!· a thousand pounds per ·~ 'oquare inch.
, Alilmofmotoroiltliinner
than this new8JlllJ?tl: Jll&" eej>. · .~.~ PIN 1mj·biipa .
·theml~m grindin~.ellth other '
to~. ". :. . '
Besides ~ lublicatlng
. · joj), a motor oil should clean the engine; heli>
• cool it, and JrOl.ect,!'g3instnJSting llhd ~'
With all this work t.O ilo, yotn' '~h>r oil,
desetves yotn' attention. ··; .. Bartered Youth · SU lOW, .30, etc. )VhlJ
~: floinWeil )bi ~ those n•bers ~-f"'I"
''' I • Q I Thoee are visrosity gnides. They tell how
'". iir1LlllNGTON, D~i . J.i".s . ·wilsoii and thick the oil is. The higher the nuinbet, 'the
r. <UPl)-AnuiawaJ~ 'news'men who have thiCkerthe.oil. · · '
· Jeney~·~ier.'wl)oal· ...,ght to. learn the re· TheSAE .. ,,..,,•forthe""-'-'-o!Auto-telii!Jy_ wu mtered ror uoa for.Juin's ~etum to ..»-....,. ~ .. 1
1wpcblct• utlall~ N.W Joner have -. motiveEngineerswhosetupthe~ The
. brjpuih\ IO-D~aware lo l<>ld by eoc:ial "Worker& W means it's for cold weather ....
liYe'wtth\i. fa.nil faaUb' •. tthat JUaii waS ~oved When · · · · ' Jd eather 111ia~~iri'fl"l!!Jeroey. tbi\' h0me l l' l!!>lne "' " .l "• st.artinganengmem!" w • the•-ba1 captured, .llr.:•~·. of ilnspecilhil ' a t11ip 011 ·like !OW will flow well and protect · -
lhe ·lnlere1t of the ·~o~" wellButastheenginegetshotter,theoilg..ts
Alnerican Civil Liberti~ ·, • . thinne and lOW • al tect hot ,. Union, wh~ch .,i~ in ,1 JUA·N"S hlFE IN r, a cant wayspro a ~•1 ~~ti1atinf' wh't!ther Deliiw•re1ctu~Jly~1an engine.
Jtlq Guzman, ,151 l'"' ·fut f'1) In Newark, N.J., The opposite is true (or .a high viscosity
?rf ret\.trned lo New Jeney 'where· he b,,c,am_~ 1c· · ~' lo the children'• sheller quainled wilh David grade like SAE 30or40. It's thick eoough to
11: iii Belleville in-violation Wilkinson, a farm!~-~~ protect a hot engine, but on a really cold .
br ol hia ri&ht lo due pro. IQICker from' the...,...., morning it wo,Uld be f.oo .th!ck: The engine
1 1-; eeuollaw. ' .. 1Del., area~ wlib made re-/ .
11 •1iiai ·•~~another . i•l•1 t .,ip'l 1 ·t'8 ~'eW ' ;.. .._· ·'r----------'"---"--,
•ir amltfe "of the ••.•Y the Jet1ey martet~ with'
•J' DI v ls Ion 'of• .s~c i a lann.~•· ' ' ' I 1.-:-tlps for. ' ••;ttin• d ••rf Services does doe · . )rA·eeordlat to Mn. · • ~ Iii' e " "'' ·m secret," said Mrs. Wlbon, Juan, a run-~ the most from 8 lllOtoroff : Kendall WJlson, ex-from a state children• , ,
ieirutlve vice-president ol . home. told Wilkinson· iD Id , ......: '" tllO Delawm•ehopterbl Oclober he. was bel•I I. O..'t.idl!ttowann;up.lnaco en •• ~ ," .-•""U:, 1 • ·m fl I 111 I te d In ' l•b I the ftle)'"1r nuxt.ure ia rioh;and 1D1burned ~ "'!"! -~ , · NewJrt holioe ·~ be • -linll Cll1 ·get inlo tJJe :oil The rut.est ·"'firiuJ' , le '·"•uft"1D1lindat0dlo wa'Jtowannupialodriveolrrightafter 1 .. ~ B "be tatn owar" .. : ;; • atartjng. Bu~ lake it easy for the tlrst few ~~1 '>·~; · w l'L 1:~1-N:!1 O·N; • ."1
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would be hard h> start and the thick oil woiild
be slow getting to vital part.'!.
Multigrades ,
Multigrade oils, the kind with two nUJY1bel'S
like lOW-40, contain ch emicals called
polymers that make them act like low viscos-
ity grade oils when the engine is r.ol.d and /Uf/h
'lisoosity grade oils when the engine is hot.
So why doesn't everybody buy multi-
grades?
Because single grades g..nerally oost less.
And many people can use them satisfiictDrily,
dtepending on the weather and the way they
drive. To find the grades that we recommend
for the temperature range in yotn' area, see
U..:chart. lat right. ' .. ...
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When choosing a motor oil
' C~ IJre kind of driving you dn. Perhaps
asillgle.gr.de lOW is right for oonnal winter
driving m yolD' area. But on a long highway
. irip· wt,th a heavy load , the engine will get
pretty hot even though it's oold outside. You'd
need a lOW-30 or IOW-40 for high l.!mpera-
ture protection as well as quick winter starts.
The cmutuwn of Uw car can make a dif·
f~. If the car is h;ird to start when it's
oold, a low viscosity oil can help it turnover. If
your car is an "oil burner", a high visoosity oil' ·
can cut oonsumption. (But get it fixed as soon
as you can. It pollutes.) ·
It doesn't hurt wmix when adding oil-4[
If the oil in yourehgine is right for yolD' car,
and the oil you're adding is too, it rjoesn't
make any difference if they're different
bi-ands.
Today's cars n£ed not be "lnvken in"
with any special oil. At your first oil change,
The~ Jftll'."ft in youreng{ne is where the
camshaft (A)~....,.. the)'ijve liftera(B~ Here, an mt,i......,. ldclitive in Uie Oil lays down a •
thin ftlm tJlat lnust Protect while pressure
reoches about ll»,000 Ibo. per sq. inch. ,.,;~ 'Q.lac· •--11reed 10 ... ute· Jua& . , ' Z. Grollp short trlPI lop(her. II you .
0'; · pi• n:lJ home. with him lllUt •: · ' group triJio toaetha'. one right after the ~1 , · . . • , '.i • countered r~11,11au '.\'. . • , fl\her,•the oihril<g,t hot,. ihd heat llghll start oft' with the right oil for yotn' car, then v~·n:...~,;,.-J..:.d from the ·woman• In ·" •. : ' tl•ibuiJd .. mOC•......_andaeiill. stlckwjplit.. ' ·~ .,;;IN.le . whole home tile bo)' .. ,, . .1 , "F..': ·~ • A-""""" ~·• ~ 't ---~ L./ "--oil 1 I l' , .. flvln1 unUI he' ottopd •'· r ''3. qw,Qolrqular!f,atleast1aoften ' ,,...,...,..uo<'8n .,.,...,.,p,.v ... an
I BNSACK, N.J._ her two cblckeno -' ;, · " udirected.~Y.JODrowner'&~ual. llyou ln!atme!!t. An oil that meets the car maker's
· -~.\anot;-HYI 11111ract. ' · ' · r • drive undei' l8rire eonditiolil, (and stop wmnntyeervicerequirementsisdesigned to
t oun) co• no · •Juan· ll•ed '!l'ltb Ille '' • · . and g0 ~ls One ol1he Wo!'lt) ~ll" do eveeythlngl'i:ID' engine needs. l.Gok for 1M'<eeti1ldered Wilkin_. for a~ • ! · · twlt!e • Obf1: · .. " ' ~' = ow1 tb,.t ore month. Mn. Wilooilllld _,, · · , .. "ServlceClasa tionSE"onthecan. and deeor-" rural 1oulp proballlr 4. Chup-flltft ~·leut ,...,17 olhef " , ,
pod that_... tipped otr pollee 1o1111 · c1-,lt,..idon't~theftbr,~c11,. " U1L.J.oH-L-nges--•1uc1o
•• •• caanot bit boy'•y-··· •• ·-plu« upllld ollow anfll!ered 'Oil lo.. ........ -.._.J)
from •••rllll WO--·· la·-· late: · , · ' • ' r.. I.-..., ofllee. ember 1tll&e ..,,.,,... , • -. · ~ ;..-. ~ pleked bhio op ao ·• ~. 0.'Uet the oll,pt loo·'°"· ,Haft It ; !r£i' ~ :tllat Ille '111."!way. :,.;,__,__· · · · chlcW •1-<JOll·buf pa, llld theclc It ., ~.Ii!~ , ,ltllAlt a too11t . ......., 'P*f1111"""" ,.... 11<1p·a a . ..u.terrice ' • ........ u c .......... e ..... 1<11: ltltlon; ' •. ~HI_~-~ ::..::: .:,t•8~~·;.::. I.""'~ iftlfne twt. A poo"7 1'! =~•:: It, ol '*-11\e WjtlA1• • _..,._....,.. .. "1!1{1tha
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b -ktntbeofllee, l Ll¥:a].-. •, ., .•r ·
.,, • lime bAI ~to : --.\;al;..• • •\ti "·" • t' ,, a= tblt ;;; ' -·--1 ~,. ~ •· . ._. ' . f l .. • ' ' I '.. ....feoDI~ • I I ,... f , <if' re la al( offtce,' Int.be Mff,,· 'I
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.Wr changl!d his oil and droV11 liO,OOO mBes
wlllicM& a breakdown. Some of thooe stories
misht be true t>r all I know. ~t I Wouldn't
tn It with t1tJ car.
', ll'he lll<t is, you play the odd8 with oil
'dllng'9. ' Today's high quality oils and ol!rs do a
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dirt, soo~ acid , and other junk that g..ts into
yotn' oil. The oil's detergent properties are so
good that about a pound of this ront.amination
can~ suspended in yo ID' oil where it wilJ drain
out at changing tiJTie,
But there's a limit to what the oil can do.
If you don't change; eventually the ;idditives
Tempentun: ranps for dif?trt"nt Tiaco.ity srade&.
I 1ow•
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• Nol roeommencled tor suslained 191 &peed ctMng.
that suspend dirt, fight wear, and so foith,
will be used up, and trouble can start.
So, while you can save a few bucks on oil
over the \ire of a """ by stretching between
d!anges, I dOn't think i~s worth the risk.
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Shell motor olla:
Check the si.e1111ne-ur for the right motor oi
for your car.
-Shell x.100 • motor oils· are available in
single grades SAE !OW, 20W, 30, and 40.
Each offers the protection you need for its
temperature range. And each meets the
warranty service requirements of every
U.S. car maker.And g105t foreign .cars.
Shell x.100• Multirrade motor oil is an
SAE !OW-40, an all-season oil olfering
excellenl high teniperat.ure protection plus
good low temperot.ure startabilily. Its
patented fonmila fighlir sludge and other
contaminants that can harm your engine.
Shell Super X•motoroil ear'nslhe IOW-50
rating, the widest multigrade range you
can buy. If you want even greater high
temperature protection than Shell IOW-40,
this oil is for you.
With proper core and 1 top qllllity
motor oil (and Shell Super X is our finest)
we believe that most of today's newer cars
can be expt.'<1'¢ lo go 1(10,000mjles without
a major engine repalr and with no appreci-
able sacrifice in performance.
I ' .., • Any questlOns? Write me.
Send them with yotn' name and address to:
ilnice Boswell, Staff Engineer, Shell Oil Co.,
P.O. Box 61609, Civic Center Station, Hous-
ton, Texas;~ ' .
For some more infilimat.ion on taking
good care of yotn' car, ask forotn' free 2().~
booklet, 'Goingfrr 100,()()() Milu."
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BALTIMORE, Md.
(AP) -Charles L.
MarbMr•, 69 , a
Mar y lander whose
Je,dership in intema~
titfnal activities ex·
tended from the L~
of Nations and United
Nations to the English·
speaking Union, died
Sunday. Marburg col·
18psed in the arms of his
daughte r while dancing
at the Hunt Ball, which
followed the Hunt CUp
s(eeplechase.
BELGRADE,
Yugoslavia CAP ) -
Queen Kossamak of
Cambodia, 71, mother of
Prince Norodom
Sihanouk, died of cancer
Sunday ·in Peking, the
Yugoslav news •ugency
Tanjug reported. ·Queen
Kossamak remained in
Cambodia aner the 1970
coup "Which ousted her
son but left in 1973 for
China.
Dls1ohdlofts
Of Marriage
E111el'HApril1S
Arl!l11r. lrflle Tere)a ilnd JOHph Rl,Mrd
Wy1111e, Jo.Ann Lo11 l'e ilnd Jo.I Edward
Romru, Ge••ldl,.. •"d S!ual'1 L. f'rln ,Lrdi. e.-e.nlto A.
Prior, Am it K. '"d Robert Cl'>¥1H
OhJ1ifl, 8-bor• Fo.,._LHtef
LH. ci..ra 1ne1 -F1t1r•Eldorl
Toui'1r11, Sfi.WCN'I O.ri.M -CM"I . ., ..
Trumble, Lo-no OUw -0-ln 0r.,;1i.,
0..0.n;, W•nt'f" T , -Ml.._itl L.
"'-· oi..c . •"41 TIMlmnW. ~.~F~11: t:::.r::''!':.ci .-,jcrie
R/Wfo
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~i.tt. C-<Wo Loo and ~rtftoL
McAuli"', MoH-W. ond Roncli ,,..,..., J-L. .... d C.O••ldl ..
W••U • .l«Ol'Ul'llNP Atlll -0.Wd ......
c .. ul, Oo<ino A . ..,d TheOdCl•e 11. Al1"tltn. JNNllll ond H or·rr Rudolph
s 1Q111, Kend•ll M •v•een •nd
MIU.-1 J°"Rptl F"ln"tiur•. RI .. and P•ul
C..1119ft, Rotierl Jr, •nd IC••tn Sur
Gi119frelll, DloloLH..,dAlat18rui;o
Smith, Edw••d A.•nd Miidred E. Mlllor, NOr• Ir-•nd Ed..,orcl F.
MlrtillfJ, J"'n J . •nd F••f'l(IK• L
Fr•rr. Wend• C. •lld A""''"' F.
W•Uon. Slaell• ""° Do,..ld £.
MCC....Oy, Ecln• """" """ Rooer Sc:on
-·· e.,-Nr•J.-J•"-IA. Corpenler, o..,;d L, .,.,,C.rllMJ.
S<Mlli"9. 0.wid J'""'' -IC•""' ""'w Groolo,, Elil•bdtlA . ...cl Ton)' U.
Slmonit, Edw•rd L.C. •nd Eclllll ._ ...
s..6ri,JullitL. ..... l(-ltl8.
:!iirndom, L.ltl L. -hol'lon W, C..tl•, lrmil L ....0 Rlt ... nl L Nil-, Julkn E. Md Don,.. J.
G•llo••1', S.muitl M. •nd LWMI
-~ M<.¥illitn, k•Y DI•,,_ ond J-.s w;r. ....
<.riu. Viol• Mae"'" Lupe Pfl-tt L"'71huil, .... '11"" L. -LoukJ. R•~!.efl, ....,,, Erm.t .... 11itttr
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WMITE
GERTIE BLANCHE WHITE. o.t.•
""Ill April 1J, 1•1$ •I IM aQ8 of 11.
Al"°'"! el Cos .. MoH, C... k1r 1!1
yelllr\. Sunol"'° b)' Mr ll<K~, Orrin
S.. Wllit.r. S..-wlcnwill bit held.....,,
April 21 M 11:00 AM, 8el1 ..........,
°"'"I .-llll Rew. Wllll•m w.-. Clftl-
c:l•ri l . l1tl1rmonl N•rll•r Rest
Me...,,..I,,. P•rk. Blllll Broitdw.., Cm!A
Mitt.lll Mortuary dlrKIOl'S. ·
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Fields, Sober
Before Noon
Have you ever thought you were dying?
Pollsters put that query t o nume rous
grownups. About 35-out of every 100 women
saJd yes. But only 25 out of every 100 men said
likewise. Why so many more women than men
have felt they were at the rope's end remains
unexplainefl .
ANOTHER innovation de vised before its
time by that genius Leonardo Da Vinci in 1508
was contact lenses.
I'll TOLD you can pretty weJI count on the
notion that plumbing pipes in future homes
will be made of glass which
never corrodes.
CHERRY TREE TALE
Q. "Any truth to the
old story that George
Wa&hington cut down his
father's . cherry tree, then
confeued, saying 'I cannot
Wt •.lie;?" .
A. Not likely. A bio-
grapher named Parson
Weems dreamed uP U.at one. He put a lot of fiction in books abOut Ben·
jamin' Franklin and William Penn, too.
THERE'S a plastic sur2eon in New York
City who makes most of his money by cutting
dimples into cheeks and chins ... IT WAS a ·
personal policy of the great comedian W.C.
Fields never to drink liquor between S a.m.
and noon ... ITEM J473C in our Love and War
man's file reads : "Forgiving a man is the
supreme pleasure known to women" ...
ClJSTOM among some tribes in New Guinea is
for a widow to wear her husband's jawbo.r:ie
around her neck ... SJ'Anmcs indicate.
arsonists set more ru-es during the full moon
than al any other lime.
PAIN
Far more people than you might think en·
joy pain, evidently. Consider chili that's ex-
tremely spicy, for instance. Neither the flavor
nor the fragrance is the outstanding charac-
teristic of that dish. Neither the nose nor the
taste buds have, much to do with the enjoy-
ment. Rather, the strong chemicals in the
spice stirilulate the pain nerves that respond
to heat. And that kind of pain in the mouth is a
pleasure lo many.
YOU'VE PLAYED cat's cradle, that
child's pastime wherein a loop of string is
stutched on the fingers to make various
geometric figures. Mention it because it's the
world's second most widely played game. On-
ly bide and seek is more popular.
IT WAS the custom of women in Biblical
times to tint their eyelashes with a dye made
from antimony. Or such be indicated in cer-
tain passages of the Bible, I'm told. Was the
earliest mascara-type makeup ..
IF B.ICHARD NIXON had undergone an
impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate, any
spectators to that spectacle would have
needed a ticket. Foreseeing such, Congress
printed up approximately·JS.,000 tickets. Yes,
even before any vote to impeach. Now those
tickets rest in a Capitol storeroom. And collec-
tors think they'll eventually be.worth several
hundred dollars each.
AddreN mail to L.M. Boyd, P.O. Boz 1560,
ColCaMeao,CA92626.
Copyright I97SL.M. Boyd MENDOU.,Jlt.
t'RANC.ISC:O MENDOZA, JA.. [)Mo
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Paper Flag Bill Dead Judge 1 ,
TheA11emblyrecenUy certlflc1te WH "a r• Shelves ' ' lly O.C. HUSTINGS
OI .. Doll, Ni.t l\Mt
Legislation lhat would
require cloth instead ot
paper n11s at Callfomla
polling places has died ln
the Assembly.
Assemblyman Bob
Burke (R-Huntin1ton
Beach) authored lbe bill,
ABT53. .
passed a bill, ABMC , quirement from another
authored by Robert H. day whoa cuatom1 on Pro• g(ram Burke (R-Huntlnaton cha1Uty were very dif. ·
Beach)' lo end "secret lffeal." ,
.. mania1e1'1 ~It occur. * * * The meaJure was 1ent to )
the Senate wltb a 4T·la A • S -" 8 U a E SANT A . A If A -vote. Jt would requlre re11rdin1 J ba:d checks • ,.... • ...., ~ bran1e Coaat)' Sberttt
health ,certlflcate1 bu been lntroduotcl to 'ORAltC£11lftllHI BradG1teoh11~or-
belore any ' m arrt11e the A1aembly by A•· · 1 • dered by Superior Oilwt
A 42-22 vote · -12 lhort
of the necessary tally -
killed the bill after As-
sembl;yman. Lawr.ence
Kapiloff (D-San Diego)
called it ''one of·~~\
sillier" measures he hlil
encountered.
couldtaker,tace. 1emblrman Rebert , ~ • Jud1eJameaF.Juctceto Burke', a a 1ptrtted Burke (R-Hunttn1ton , ..... _ .... ..____ consult department .1
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''QUICKIE'' La~
Vegas-style marriaees
may be on the way out in
California.
Reunion
Pl<IIUWd '
FULLERTON -A
J\tllerton lti1h Scbool re-
uruon committee for the
class of 1965 is ·trying to
locate telephone num-
ben and/or addresses of
former clasimales.
The 10-year reunion is
being planned fo1· August
18 at the Fullerton Elks
Lodge, 1451 'Brea Blvd. . ' . atBp.m. ·
Anyone having in·
formation re1ardiftg
former students c~ct
Eric Norby. 912-0460 ;
Lois Anderson, 831-0497;
or Jan Padilla, 997-7506.
now allOWI unmarried ' fpea ers ""tbemtoaJObl'.'lllllcln
penono who-have-been -.!J'he blll AB1S48 ta "r." ' ·· prosr~m ..he launebed •
lJvinc lo, ether to aet aimed at i-educlna 'the:;...,: s·~ ' wbn he tt>oll:' omce Ja
lllVried Wilhout obtain-rillna COila to tbt cot» .l 0 ·oar 1. · .il -
ihtahealtbcertiflcate. 1umer which re1uJt1 Judi• Jud•e 1ramed Burke Hid he wrole from looses lo busia..,.. ANAHEI•-The Sky Ille' writ 10U1hl by Ille
the bill becau1e lar1e from so-called ''bad Streaker'• Rocket aub Or 1 n I e Count Y
numbers otperaona were checks." will bold tt nnt 1niaual &mployHI Aa~oc.la~
avoidln1 the health llodel Rocket compOll· and a1reed wlllt aaaodl·
certificate requirement ""THERE'S NO doubt u., 1111 34 at Anaheim Uon lawyers that Gates' i..
and getting 10-called tbat •ome of, today'• Stidllbn. job rotaUon 1y1tern nwlt
"secretmarriages." higher prices include TfoDldn and ribbons be shelved. untll both
sufficient mark-up to wlli be awarded In a sides b1ve dilruaaed the
THE ME A S,U a E cover lite 10...o from the variety of evenll divided INU.. J w~ still allow~. ilau:._nce of bad checks,'' tnto three ace 11rouJX!I , Jt · w11 1r1u,ed that
! to be marTied ·co~. Burke said. "The bOMll pee wee, junior a and Spella of duty In the COUil~
4 tJally wltb their mar-rcuumer pays the bill adull8. ,~ ty jail called for C!Oft·
'ril._ge an.d health forthecheat.I' Entry fees 'are l2 per sldefable 1djustment ln
certlftcata held under Tbe aim of the'legjala-·~a.1 _for competitors. physical and meal1l · '.'lodt and keJ" 18 counq. tl'!JI la to e1tabll1h the Splttatora ·wlll lie ad· 1 tormo. by women de·
clerb' o!f;IC... . ._ ' f1'audulent intent of the ~m::lt:;ted;=,:":;ltbou:=::t::' •;:h;:•:;r"'=· ==pUll===eo=.=====:;:::--.• '1119 real Issue .. tbe ''bad checlt" writer by r
health of lhti chUdren making the-issuance ol
comtn1 out of this mar· tlte check itself the
r i a I e, ' ' a a Id A a· evidence necessary to
semblywoman Pauline prove intent to defraud,
Davis <D·Portola). Burke said.
What does it take to
dr~~ a Mercedes?
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Health certificates are ~----------1
good becauae they re·
quir .• te~t1 co,vering
several diseases, lnclud· m, ~ c;rerman ,n,eules,
Burkesatd .
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Dodgers
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SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Loo~· An eles Dodeers had Just whi San FrancWeo, 7·3, to
wln or the 11th time ln 151ame1
l1Dee a raft of crlppUnc injuries be~anlo1triketheloam.
' It 1how1 how venatile our
team ii," Willie Crawford 11id.
after.the victory Sunday. ''We've
got several guys playing out of
Dodpr• Slale
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1-, 1'Allentaat LMA11"9leJ Apo'.,. ... _.. .. l•••··' j:lS11.m.
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position, like Davey Lopes in
center field, and we're still win·
ning."
Crawford keyed the victory SUJMl•r with a two-ruq homer oft
John "ontefu1cO, his first of the
season, that tied the game 3.3,
Then Lee Lacy, the back up
seeood bueman, drove in three ft11J8 ln· the ninth wllh a double to
ct!ment the victory ror Don Sul·
tm.4·1.
The victorr @'.&vc the Dod~ers a
sweep over the Giants in their
three same series, a 5-2 record on
their trip and moved them back
into flrlt place, one-hall game
aheadofAUanta.
'J'!le Dod•en open a three game
':Senes aaa1nst Atlanta tonlaht. in
Dodier Stadium with Rick
RbOOen, 1·0, hurling against Phil
Niekro, 1·2.
Relief ace Mike Marshall, who
tore eome cartilage, is expected
to be available ror the first Ume in
nineday1.
Jim,,my Wynn ls expected to be
recovered enough from a strained
arm to be able to play soon, but he
probably won 't start tonight,
manager Walt Alston said.
Th.!· Dodgers broke Mon-tefu:6D'• spell but not·hls spirit Sunaay.
''Don Sutton got lucky. He
lhould have lost," said the brash
Saa Francisco pitcher, loser to
Sutton and Loa Angeles SundaY in
a 7-3 1ame which gave the
Dodgen a sweep of the weekend
series.
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All-out Effort bg Catcher
St. Louis ' Ted· Simmons m akes a
desperate attempt to catch a foul ball hit
by Chicago's Darold Knowles in the eighth
inning at Wrigley Field Sunday. Simmons
rmssed the ball and St. Louis missed the
victory, 4·3.
Area Gains
Ojai Wins
OJAI -UC Irvine's doubles
team of Scott Carnahan and Bob
Wright, women '5 singles star
Lindsay Morse and Corona del
Mar· lfigh coach Dennis Trout
came through with cham-
pionship per(orman~es Sunday
1n the open a nd ~ol legiate
divisions or the Ojai tennis
tourney.
Morse won the invitational
women's singles with a 7·6, 6·2
victory over La Jolla's Susan Hagey. ~
And the Anteaters' doubles
team or Carnahan and Wright
tejtllled up to put away Brigham
Young's Mike NissleY. and Ale·
jandro Hernandez6-4, 6·2.
Trout, who lost to Chico Hagey
in the men's singles semis last
year, teamed with Charles
Strode of San Diego to knock orr
Alex Olmedo and Mike Margolin
7·5, 6-3 in the open men's doubles.
UCLA's Billy MartincooUnued
his reurtent mastery in PAC·8
singles, ·defeati~UCLA teain-
mate Brian Teac r, 6·4, 7·5, for
the singles title.
The two sparked UCLA to the
team victory with 21 points.
StaofOrd, with 14 points, was
second and USC was third with 11
points.
A's, Halos Brawl
Beaning Triggers Melee
Unable to throw the book at
Oakland P.itcher Jim Todd,
California manager Dick
Williams did the next best thing
Sunday. He threw himself.
Enraged when Todd beaned
Angels rirs t baseman Bruce
Boehle in the sixth inning o( the
sec'Ond game of Sunday's
doubleheader, Williams led a
massive charge o( bodies Crom
the Angels dugout that rushed at
Todd.
Both benches and bullpens
emptied but there were few actual
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pWlches thrown in the ensuing
melee th.at lasted about three
minutes.~
Oakland, with Vida Blue
becoming the [irst [ive-game win~
ner in the American League on a
five-hitter, won the opener 7·1
before the Angels used a £ive-
hitter by Ed Figueroa to gain a
• split in the nightcap, 9·1.
"He hasn't got a gut in his
body," Williams ~said later of.
Todd. ''I knew he threw at Bochte,
there's nodoubtin my mind."
we'd been going Low and away
most or the game and they'd been
getting sofne cheap hits. I didn't
mfi.!~n to hit him\
"He stands Out over the plate
and he didn 't move much.''
Catcher Ray Fosse said "he,
CBochte) is a young player and
maybe wasn 't thinking that he
was liable to get knocked down or
brushed back in thatsituation."
Boehle had drilled a two-run
homer -the first by an Angel in 10
games -in the first inning or the
second game and later added a
run-scoring double. He had £our
rbi for the day, boosting hi s total
tol4, tops for Calirornia. .
Boehle was taken to a nearby
-hospital (or observation but a pre-
liminary report s aid he was not
seriously hurt.
Todd called Williams' charge
"unptofessional" and said "he's
been in the game long enough to
know better.''
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Williams said he grabbed (or
Todd !;tut that the Oakland pitcher
escaped his clutches. ''I guess I'm
getting too old for this,'' Williams,
who used to manage Oakland, re-
marked. "He got away from me
and maybe it's a good thing for
him that he did. They said be went
into the dugout and hid and it
figures after doing something like
that."
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BOSTON -"We were good
enough to win,'' Washington
coach K. C. Jones said without
gloating Sunday a£ter the
Bullets' 100·95 comeback victory
over the Boston Ceitics.
·•we weren't really prepared
(or them with only one day off
a£ter the Bu(falo series. We were
pooped. But that 's what the
playoffs are all about."
Wuhington trailed at halftime
by13polnts. _ Wuhlnston ·~ Elvin Hates had a brilliant individual effort that
included 34 points. ,
Phil Chenier added 2A points as
the Bullets took away Boston's
home court advantage in the
openin1 came or the National
Basketball Association's best-of·
seven Eastern Conference
pl1Yl'lf lln•I. THt!·'l~cond came la at•Lan-
dqYiJ. Md., Wednesday night.
W'Mrrlor• Bree:ce
OAKLAND -Ri ck Barry
scored 38 points and led Golden
Stale on a lourth·period runaway
Sunday night ai the Warriors
trouoci?d the Chicago Bulls 107·89
in the or.ning game or the Na·
ti®•l asketbal~ Association
Western Con£erenco BoJ:» Love saved the Bulls from
early "-trucUon, scoring 23 ot Iha~ 31. points in the !!rat hall,
ind flni1hed with 37 pom~• in the
· openerin\bebelt·of·sevensertM.
the Warrior•, Pacillc Division
champlono, led 72-15 ofter three
quartera and}>lew Chlcoeooutot
the IJlm• by ou1-acor1nc·tho Bulls
16-2 over tbe Ont four mlnutll ot
the final period. Bart')' had allt
polnta and se\•eral assists In the
I part.
Rookie forward Keith Wilkes
1cored 10 points In the last
quarter and flni1hed with ~ for
th~111me . The Bulls went almost eight
m inutes of the tinal quarteri
without 1corln1 a !!old l04'1.
flel•..eb.... ,.
ST. LOUIS -The Kentucky
Colonell. bolstered by Artis
I '
Gilmore's 33 points and 16 re·
bounds, went on a 24-4 spree late
in the third quarte r and
swamped the Spirits of St. Louis
117·98 in an American Basketball
Association playorr game Sunday
night.
The Colonels, who pulled away
rapidly following the departure ot St. Louis floor leader Freddie
Lewis with a sprained ankle, took
a commandinll! 3·1 lead in the
best·of·seven semi£inals with
Game 5 to be played at Louisville
tonight. ...............
DENVER -Bullish forward
George· McGinnis scored 33
points, sparking Indiana to a
fo'urth quarter rally th;:.t buried
the Denver Nuggets 109-90 Sun-
day in their American BUketball
Association playorr serieS.
The victory g"Ave the Pacers a
3-2 edge in the ~best·of·seven
Western Division series. Game
No. 6 is scheduled £or Wednesday
night in Indianapolis. A seventh
game, if necessary, would be
played in Denver Saturday nilht.
Denve r, which lost Just two of
its 42 regular season home
games, now has dropped two in a
row at home in the pli:yo{Ca.
BUFFALO -Rookie Dan
Gare, who almost became the
~ tc0red ot 4:42 ot overtime
Sunday and carried tho Bulfalo s.-to a e-s vlclolY ovw the
llontrlal Canodleas in Ibo flnt
1ame o( their N1u..n.I Hockey Leasue 1tmlflnal p~.
Crala Ramsay took a faceorr in
the Buffalo zone, skated down tho
center of the ice and passed right
to Gare, wbo sent 21 15-loot shot
between the pads of Montreal
goalie Ken Dryden.
Gare had worn the goat ·s horn1
In the lasl minute of regulaUon
Ume wben be Upped·a behind·
the·net 1bot by lloalnal's JM!·
quea Lem•lre p11t his own
l(Oalle, Racer Cro1ler. That I•••
the C1nadlens sudden life, but
Gore ended it qulckly.
ii
Williams a lso exchanged heat·
ed words with A's manager Alvin
Dark and plate umpire Dave
Phillips, pleading with the latter
that Todd should be ejected for his
actions. He wasn't.
But Dark removed his pitcher
(rom the game, anyway, and later
criticized Williams £or his stam-
pede.
'"I 'm disappointed in Dick,"
Dark said. "Managers are sup-
posed to break those things up, not
incite them.''
Todd de nied throwing at
Boehle , saying, "I intended to
come high and inside because
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BUFFALO '.S DAN GARE SCORl!I IN e-s PLAYOFF WIN.
West Germ.an's Car
Hurtles Into Crowd
BARCELONA, Spain CAP) -
Flames ·and smoke clouded the
sunny skies over the con·
troversial Monljulch circuit Sun-
day after the worst disaster in
Spain's auto racing history.
A wave or panic washed over
the ma§.Sive crowd or 100,000
after aJ least £our died and
another 12 were seriously injured
in a tragedy that racers and of.
ficials Said should have and could
have been averted.
The mucb·protested Spanish
Grand Prix started innocently
and cautiously over a course
described b)r Brazilian world
driving champion Em~ Fil·
t,ipaldi as ''too risky'' and
1 ~dangerous .'' Fittipaldi
withdrew his entry rrom the race
Saturday, hours berore death and
destruction took over.
On the dangerous Font Del Gal
curve of the 29th lap, the Em·
bassy Hill car driven by West
Germany's Roi£ Stommelen
crashed into a protect.Ive barrier,
burst into names and careened
into the crowd at a ravorite van-
tage point o(the fans.
Stommelen still was reported
in serious but not critical condi-
tion today.
He is being treated for multiple
fractures.
"'I saw some spectators by my
side aflame, as though they were
human torches," said one spec-
tator, who was grazed by the car
and su££ered scratches as it
passed. ''The car, shooting
flames in all directions, landed
on a group or about 20 persons
standing by my side. I was con-
vinced it was the end £or me. I
still don't know how l managed to
escape."
Four people, one Italian, three
Spaniards, did not escape. Stam·
melen, 32, su£fered multiple (rac·
lures all over his body and was in
critical condition at a hospital. So
were others in the path or the
auto. ·
"A blazing car Cell onto the
crowd with incredible force and
the panic-stricken e:rowd slam·
peded in all directions," said an
eyewitness. '"It was horrible."
The holocaust also was seen by
millions throughout Europe who
were watching the event live on
home television.
The accident also involved. the
car driven by Carloa Pace of
No Charges
Against Hill
BARCELONA (AP) -Sources
close to the organizing commit·
tee or the ill·fated World Spanish
Grand Prix today dismissed as
"baseless" reports that former
British formula one driver
Graham Hill might face
manslaughter charges over the
death 0£ four persons at Mont·
juich Circuit Sunday.
Hill was the builder of the car
(Embassy Hill ) 0£ West German
driver Roi( Stommelen that
caused the worst disaster in
Spain's Grand Prix r acing his·
tory.
'"As far as we know it was just
an acci den t cau sed by
mechanical trouble and nothing
-else,·• the sources said. However,
an investigntion is under way to
determine what caused the acci·
dent.
I '
Brazil, who was unhurt. ··1 was
at his tail. In my ef£ort to avoid
the collision m y car also hit the
rail and then rebounded to the •
other side or the course."
By then the damage was done.
The remainder or the race was
canceled. and the Texaco driven
by Jochen Ma ss o( West
Germany d eclared the winner
over a field that had started at 25 ·
but dwindled to 14.
The race nearly bad been can·
celed aCter a number or critics
had called the Montjuich route un-
safe £or Formula One cars ••
Drivers complained that the.
circuit was inadequate £or proper •
passing and that guard rails had
not been fastened securely. It in-1
c!Udes 17 bends, a quarter-mile. ...
straightaway and a drop or 110·· .
yards injustover one·half mile.
In withdrawing after a few
practice laps Saturday, Fit-
tipaldi had said; •'All I want is to
protect the lives of the drivers.
This circuit is too risky and £ails
to stick to minimum safety re-'·:
gulations. The circuit is ·
dangerous. I have said so, and·
thus I'll not drive."
Pace vowed he'd never return ')
lo the hilly, 2.3·mile course.
"You cannot play around with
human lives like this,", Pace "
said. "I hope lbe organizers h,!lye
learned a lesson, even i( it is too ,
late."
* Organizers :: ....
Threatene£
Drivers ' . . -.
MILAN, Italy (AP) -The :
Italian press today charged or. H
ganizers or the Spanish Grand
Prix as chiefly responsible for ','
the accidents which marred Sun·
day's formula one race, resultin8 '
in the death or (our people.
Most newsmen wrote that the -
organizers staged the race at any
costs, despite the kno~ndangeror ·
the track, even resorting to .
blackmailing or drivers who·
wanted to bof colt the event. ·
Italian driver Arturo Meria.rio,
who was among the starters in
SUifday's Grand Prix, said dur--
ing an interview with an Italian
television station that Spanish or·
ganizers bad threatened to have
all cars seized for months if 1·
drivers kept on with their plans"
tode1ert the r ace.
"Contracts are worth more
than lives," was the £ront page•
headline of the Milan
authoritative daily Corriere
Della sera which said in part:
"It is useless to reopen the old
polemics about the technical.,..
need or the uselessness of these •.
wild auto races. This time ever-·
ybody knew that the Spanish
track was a trap. But the race '
was held anyway. "."
''The race smelt of death
be£ore startin(. Now we can ask j
what is more-important than life.
And the answer is that more im· t
portant are advertising con•.,
tracts, engagements of or· I
gnnizers and the blind diplomacy j
O( the SO·called international
sports commission.'' 1
"Within two weeks the auto I
racing circus will transfer to~i
f\.tonte Carlo, another track ex-
tremely dangerous," wrote Cor•
riere Della Sera.
Bold Birdie Putt
Ends TofC Playoff I
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CARLSBAD, Call!. CA P) -
"It's nice,'' observed Gary
Player. "to see the nice guys win
once in a while.''
But, while he gave Cull credit to
Al Geiberger for the bold birdie
putt that beat him in a sudden de-
ath playoff (or the title in the
Tournament or Champions,
Player h a d some second
thoughts, loo.
"Now I 'm going home to South
Africa," said the globe·trotting
Plityer. "It's 10,000 miles. I'm
leiving tonight. And I'll tell you
one_ thing : Ten thousand miles is
a long way to think about missing
a putt."
He missed one of about 12 feet,
perhaps less, on the playoff hole
that would have extended the
tourney at least another hole.
"I thought it WWi a perfect
putt," he said. But it mlssed. He
slumped over, bis hands dant:l·
ing in despair es it just slid by the
left side.
Tht:n Geiberger, whose Limidi·
ty had coat bi m a shot at an out·
ri1ht victory on the last hole of
regulation pl ay . firmly,
authoritatively 1 rammed home a
shorter one -maybe nine reet -
for the bli:dle that secured him
hit .. ventb UUe ln 18 yean on the
pro coif t.oar.
"I didn't W11Dt lo 80 back out
there,'' tbe IOft•IPoken, tUY'•
going Geiberger s aid or the 1
playo(f. ''I was just holding on. I ~
had to pull mysel£ together to
make myseJ( go back out there.'' !
He got some help.
Geiberger went to the last hole :
or regulation play with a one-
stroke lead over P)ayer. He put :
his approach .some 35 £eet rrom
the cup and needed only to get it I
down in two. !
But he timidly left his first putb
six or seven feet short. And he. f
missed that. It was a bogey amt. 1 he and Player were tied at m ,. ~
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Sports in Brief
Ashe Rolls .
To Net Win
STOCKl-IOLM -Top-to win the two-d ay, 10.
seeded Arthur Ash e event test . Coffman
S'A'cpt J-lolla nd 's To m Ok-fini s hed second with
ker 6-4, 6·2, Sunday to 7,339.
v.•in the $60,006 World 1"hird was Steve Gough
Qlampions hip of 11'ennis or Club Northwest with
Gl-een Group event Sun1 7,259 ani:t four th was __
day. 1 l>a ul Fink of the U.S.
The 31-yenr-old Ashe Na vyat6,987.
C'ont r o led th e m a tch
throughout in r ecording V.S. Ad.,a11en
his fou rth \\'CT t our
t riumph, combining a
s trong serve und ac-
curate volle y game.
USCRo•ps
S T ANFO RD -
South e rn Ca l iforn ia
parlayed 10 Stanford er-
rors a nd 10 walks 'A'ilh a.
13-hit attack lo crush the'
Cardinals, 18 -9. in Pac-8
baseball action Sunday.
The victory gives USC
a 11h·game lead in the
Southern Division or the
F ac-8. The Trojans are
6-3 and Stanrord is 6-6.
s..,1,. Mark
SAN FRANCISCO
C hri s Bahr, a
placekicker for Penn
State's football team,
scored both goals as the
U.S. soccer leam defeat-
ed Bermuda 2-0 to ad·
vance in the Olympic
Games qualif¥ing series.
Bahr was added to Lhe
l_!,S. soccer s quad la'st
week after Bermuda won
the firsl -contest in the ·
two-game serie s in
Berq,i uda, 3·2.
Anotller (Jp.,t
CHARLOTTE. N.C. -
Raul Ra mirez or Mexi co
I
Women's Golf
I
White Retains
,1 ~ ICCC Crown
Dee Dee White r'e. week. Helen Drexelius
talned her women's club waa the runnerup with
golf championship at 76.
Irvine Coast Country In B fll&ht, Margie
Club with a one-stroke Davlaon wa1 the winner
victory over runnerup with 72, rollowe d by Danni~Chapman...aRer 72 Martha; Beaumont, 7$
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Tryouts
I
The Southern
California Aq~atice Club
11 holdin& tryoull lor all
intertisted awl m me rs
Wednesday and Salurday
at Foothill High School.
Coach Flip Darr is
lookinl for any swimmer
capable of· swimming the
length or a pool and who
is five years or ace or
older.
Wednesday's tryout is
set for 5:30 p.m . and Ma..y
3 is a 10 a.m. bill. Swln:i·
mers should bring their
own suil and towel. holes of play. andValMorton,,76.
-White rihlshed-with3.13 Vangle Chris tianst'n ~--------
while Chapman posted a won C flight wfth 83.
334 . followed by Pat Woll~ 84.,.
In net act.ion in the and Margaret Moore, 88.
championship flight , In a back nine event,"
Marilyn Jones was the Fran Blake was the A
winner on matchi ng night victor with 32. UI
scorecards over Dory Mark won B flight with
Amen. Both carded 300. 281h, followed by Doris
Low qualifier for the Fit g 1 , 3 O If.I , R it a
toarnament . Wa s White Reinholdt, 31 'h, and Vat
with a gross 86 while net Monon, 32.
low qualifier ~was Betty Ruth LaPorte was the
Hazewinkel with 68. C flight win,ner with 28,
Fligb_t ·winners in-followed by Vangie
cludecf't.herollowing: Christiansen, 30, Pat
First flight : Gross-Wolff, 32 'h, and Gene
Bobbie Smith, 275. Net-Gr iffin, 33.
Rose Sleight, 231 ; Betty
Burnett, 233 .
Second flight : Gross-
J
, Gloria daRos, 274 ; Nct-
Pat Leeper, 218, Nancy
Costa/Jina
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BRA NTFO RD . On-pulled off hi s second up-
tario -Nancy Gar a pick, set in two d ays Sunday
a 13 -yea r -o ld from W'ilha3-6,6-4,6-3victory
Jl ali fax, Ont., set a world over Roscoe Ta nner to
record Sund ay night in grab the s ingles chom-
the women's 200-meter pionship i n the Wor ld
b acks t ro k e a t t he Champions hip Te nnis
Eastern Can ada 5..,, .. im-Blue Group tournament
CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY-Irvine Coast County Club Women 's golr
champion Dee Dee White (1ight) and runnerup Danni Cha pma11,
hold the pe rpetual t rophy that was presented lo While following
her one-stroke victory recently . . ·
. Barnes,230. .
Third flight : Cross-
Corinne Franklin, 290;
Net -Nina Hannahs, 232;
Betty Mumm a. 237;
Marie Bosomworth. 237.
Ginny Stasko and
guest Lois Wenne ke fired
a 66 to win a g uest day
tournam ent a t Costa
Mesa Golf and Country
Club this week .
In second place with
67s were Millie Hayes
and guest a long with
Mary Zimmerman and
J e nda 1-l o rn e . Sally
Owsl~y and Fern Sproul
finished next with 68.
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m ing Champions hips. here.
Garap1ck wo n her fifth Saturda y ,. the third-
title in the three-day seeded Ra mirez ousted
meet with a 2: 16.33 , best-top-seeded Rod Laver of
ing the fo rmer wor ld re-Cor~n_a del Mar in the
cord he ld by Ulric ke sem1f1nals6·2,0·6, 7-6.
Ric h ter o f E ast
Boes Cop Rust/,ers Compete
Regatta In Track Prelims
G e r m a n y b y I . O 2 Rel l•pr°"1ea
seconds.
Rosewall Mns
1-JOUST ON -Forty·
year-old Ken Rosewall ,
righti ng w ind s a nd
fatigue, r a lli ed to defeat
C li r r D r ysd a le 6-3,
3-6. 6-1 Sund ay in the
fi nal of a $60,000 World
Championship of Tennis
Red Grou p tourna ment
a l River Oaks Country
Club.
/Jff. SAC Mnner
\\'ALNUT Former
Univer sity of Colorado
long jumper Mike llill
v.·on the final event, the
1,500-mct er run, a nd cap-
tured the Mt. San An-
tonio Coll ege Rel<1 ys de-
ca thlo n S und ay with
7 ,551 points.
liill , 24, trai led Bob
Coffm a n, th e former
l}niver sity of Southern
California hi g h hurdler .
by two points before the
final event. But I-fill ran
4:25.1, th e second fastest
mark of the com petition,
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WASHI N GTON
Me ndy Rudolph , the
v e t e r a n Nation a l
Basketball Association
referee who collapsed
during the first quarter
o f th e Wa s hin g t o n ·
Buffa lo playoff game
Friday night, will be
kept in the intensive care
unit of a Washington
tiospita l as a precau-
t iona ry m eas ure for
another t hree or four
day s, a n N B A
s pokesman said Sunday.
A hospita l s pokesman
said Rudolph's condition
has been diagnosed as a
respiratory a ilment, and
th a t i t h as totally
sta bilized .
MD Honors
Hoop Stars
Mark Bre itfuss was
named mos t valuable
player Thursday night at
Mater Dei High's sports
awards banquet honor-
ing.the basketball teams.
Special award win-
ners:
V1rslty -~t V•lu•ble: M.ilrl>: e .. ;uu~~;
C.0.U>"i Aw1rd; P•ut Fitl<her;'t.tp.
l.lin: JoK-Oeiln ; Mon Reto.nctl.:
JoK-Oe1n; Mosl Imp.roved: P•I Hijl;
Mo~t 1ns.oi•i1lloni1I; Jlm Eltfll ....a
J im S<IWltz; Bell Oeltft~i...e : J orn
S<IWl\1.
JuP1MM-V1rt.11,
Mo\t \l.ilLMbte : Gil OuMtt'; Mo\!
lmpt"ow~~ Gene Li-=l(u~. --· -1 \l.llLMbl•: Joh,. GM'C•i. -~' l~owed o Dawe 0.lto";
FrHllm.IOI
Moi l Vitu..ble • Bob Me.teh..,; '-"l\I lmpl'OWt'd: John T Opt.
Orange Coast Coll ege
creY.• came up with one of
its best perform ances
e ve r Sund ay a s the
Pirates r aced to victori es
in the junior vars ity ctnd
freshman e ights in the
10th a nnua l Newpo rt
Regatta.
Cal w o n th e P .A.
P a lm e r C up y.·ith 22
points be fore 3,000 fans at
the No rth Lido Channel in
the Newport Bay. but
OCC finished second with
16 count e r s witho ut
benefit of varsity entries.
The J V eights set a
school record of 6 :04.6
and the freshmen upset
Cal with a school mark of
6 :0 6 .0 , ave n g in g an
earlier defeat to Cal at
the San Diego Rega tt<1.
WHITT! E R -Sleve
Al exander leads a de-
legation of Golden West
College athletes into
Tuesday 's Southern
California Conference
track and field prelims
at Rio liondo College.
The field e\'ents start
at 2 o'clock with the first.
running event beginning
at 3. The same scheduJe
will rollow for Friday·s
finals.
Alexander, a versatile
athlete, will compete in
six events. He will run in
both hurdle races and
will anchor the 4-40 and
mile relay teams. He's
also entered in the pole
vault and javelin.
Tennis
Results
FACTORY
Demo
SALE!
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pd.
Detroi t 8 S .615
Baltimore 7 6 .538
GB
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct.GB
Chicago 11 4 . 733
New York 8 6 .511 2'h
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r.1ilwa ukee 8 7 .533
Boston 7 8 .467
New York 7 9 .438
Clevela nd 5 7 .417
West Division Oakland
Kansas City
Angels
Texas
Chi cago
Minnesota
12 8 .600
10 7 .588
10 8 .556
7 9 .438
7 10 .41 2
6 10 .J75
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Pittsburgh 8 6 .571 2'h
St. Louis 6 9 .400 s
Philade lph ia 6 10 .375 51h
Mont.real 5 9 .357 51h
West Divlsioa
Dodgers
Atla nta
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Francisco
J.f ouston
12 8 .600
12 9 .571 'r.i
10 8 .556 I
11 10 .524 JlfJ
9 10 .474 21h
6 15 .286 61/::
Alexander, a lransfer
from South e rn Cal
College has season bests
or 14.9 in the 120 high
hurdles, 55.0 in the 440 in-
termediates, 14·0 in the
pole vault and 186-51f.t in
the javelin.
Other top Golden West
entries include Mark
Dunn in the jave lin
(197-10), Mark Sargent
in the 880 (1:57.0); Dale
Parker in the high jwnp
(6-6) and the mile r elay
quartet of Jim Keathley,
Sargent., Erik Esche r
and Alexander (3 :21.2).
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o.t'lllOl Well IE~rlft 100-Don F"lllWrty (10.21 : 110-Jlm Kt.1llllty ttt.JI; F1•1Mr1y 121.11; Ent!
El.clWr 121.01; ..a-1Ct•tt111, uo.01 .
E1d1er (S l.01; 110-M•rll !.Mgenl
11,SJ.0); Mitch 0•1 !t:00.01; O'MK.I(
Cerftlc•w 11:01.01 , Tom Sfllrley
1?:04.01 ; D•I• Qulogle lt :OS.01 ;
"'11e -C.er,.1c 11, l t :21 .0 I; 0 1(1
<•:11.01; ou1,.,.1e ••:31.01 ; s1e.,. MIU.ft {(;ll.111 ; Nick Prl•ll C•:».01;
l-mll•-C.er.,1e11w llS:Ol.01; PYie" flS:IJ.0); Sob Step1WP11 llS:ll.01;
Don IU1l"ll llS:l7.0I; Millien CIS:J•.OI ; 120HH-E d DeMlrco
(lS.J>; Sit.,. Ale•ilndotr Cl•.•>; Giory
Copelll'ld !16.0!; Dool A1nli" llS.11:
.WOIH-Alt•lncler US.0)· C-IM>Cl CSl.11 ; Dt'Mtrco 1$0.0\; A.1nlin
1st.OJ ; &Ill Jtttkl~ !'°.O); Ml rel.1~ IF'lillmrt,. Copelill'ld, DeMilreo ......... .....,, •l.1; Mile relilY-fKtlllflilv,
S.1'91f11, Elellef', Alt ••nderl J:ll.J. HJ-0.le P.1rlltr ( .. 61 ; Ed K"°'1ff
1•-41 ; MllHnllelm~r 16·1 ); PV-
Al•••.,O.r 114·01; J1P1kln1 112,.l;
LJ-R11to_I,. (22·0V. I; DeMlr<o
ftt·Wll : p..,. .... 111 .. v.1: .Hw411'1-
Mtrll Dun,. 11•1·111; Al•••n<ter f1M·S\'J I ; Ji nlll,.1 11 60-Dl ; TJ-
P.1rller 113-6); De.llll.1rco (•UI; Knorar fU.01; Dlw:.n-C.I••• twn
fl2J.OI ; SP-tt1's 112-01.
Baseball's
·Top Ten
Margene Musser, 296;
Nel-Lois Riddle. 233;
June Rus hforth, 28:;.
Fifth flight: Gross-
Mary Ann Barker, 286 ;
Net-Marie Besti, 224 ;
Betty Henderson, 237.
Sixth flight': Gro's s-
Marge Reed, 302; Net-
Doris Keyes, 234 : Jean
Carson, 2.34 .
Seventh fl ight : Shirley
Meyer .. 324 ; Ne t -
Margaret Howard, 243;
Helen Peterman, 245.
Eighth flight : Gross-
Blanehe Compton, 320;
Net-Chris Winton, 236 ;
Gretchen Ostberg, 237;
Also, Kay Wri ght. Mary
Ba ncroft a nd Connie
T ys on , 237 , Jos t on
matching scorecards.
Ninth flight: Gross-
Betty Hazewinkel, 306 ;
Ne t -Angie Paris, 242;
Eleanor Nelson, 243 ;
Mari Lou Hogcnboom,
243.
/Jfe.a·V.ercle
Shirley Kinder is the
women 's club cha mpion
al Mesa Verde Cowttry
Club following her vic-
tory this past week.
Finishing second in the
championship night was
Phyllis Smith, followed
by Charlotte Wood and
Dare Wells.
Winners in the first
flight include d Erny
Burckle, Alice Watts ,
Joan Chamberlain and
Verde Shirley.
Vi Vi stica was the
second fli ght winner ,
followed by Barba ra
Malick, Virginia Visti ca
and Mary Ann Davey.
In the third flight, the
winn e r was Mary
Ratekin. followed by
Phyllis L'eas ure, Louise
Robinson and Peg Maull.
Kelly Adams captured
the fourth flight, with
Bette Gonya, Dot. Morris
and Mae Donkin next in
line.
Mimi Smith was the
firth· f l ight v ict or ,
followed by Dot Jones,
Barbara Pegg a nd
Sylvia Prana uski.
l.agu11a 8-c!fa
Diane Stys had a low
gross score of 71 to win
an ecle ctic tournament
by the Laguna Be ach
women's golf club this
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In the second flight,
J erry Watson and her
guest had a 65 ror low
honors, followed by a Ue
bet.wee n Ros emary
Ski Ilion and M arielte
Schick on one team and
Fay Mitten with her
guest on another . Max-
ine Strickland and Irene
Thomas were next at 68
with Kay May and Peg
Roberts al 69.
A tie resulted at 70 in
the third rlight with Rae
Mitchell. a nd Shirley
Pobe on one squad ; Bet·
ty Vaug ~an a nd Polly
Washburn on anothe r ;
and Eleanor Green and
Kelly Adams on a third
team.
Elise Stipes and Helen
Smith tied with Belly
Sloto and her guest at 71 . ·
Dora Donalds on and
Betty Jo Sleva lied for
first in A fiilhl in an Ir
tournament ~ith 67 ,
followe d by Frankie
Durst at 68.
Cleta DeLong was the
B fight winner with 65,
followed by Ann Van
t:leave (71) and Vi
Theiss (73).
In D flight , Ginger
Cappy was the winner
with 67, followed by Bet-
t y Blakemore (72) and
Elise Stipe s (73 ).
Connie Neske captured
E fiight with 66. rotlowed
by PhyUis Barnes (74)
a nd Carnelle Kennedy
(75).
Gauchos
In Prelims
SAN BERNARDINO-
Saddleback College's
slim tra c k and field
squad trek s to San
Bernardino 'vall e y
College Tuesday Cor the
Mi ssion Conference pre-
lims.
Action begins at 2:30
Tuesday with the field
eve nts. The first race
four
wheel
brake
overhaul
WITH COUPON
Drum· lype b1okes for oil
American cars
Regulrnly 561 95
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"'heel~. flJln ooa Hue oil dlums. re·
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starts al 3. 'l'be finals will Re\.oMng Cho!ge, ~ler Chage
be held Friday with 1:30 BaitAmeficcl'd.AmericonExpress
and 2:30starting times. C01e Blanche. Diners Q.b
The top four in each
event will adVance to the
Southern California pre-
lims at Bakersfield May
17.
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• And~ pee> .le t.hroughout ,Oran e County
·turn to -:.f -e people's market pace
. . · Daily Pilot classified ~ds whenever
they. are looking ·for .bargains. .
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Avalon Patrol Lauded
Effqna. During Catalina.,Stonn.Reported
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0.11., .. 1 ................ \ • minute intervals either the yacl\tamencau1htlnthe1lorm.
Boat .. aft ·'~Harbor Departmeni. boats or lhe "We; the captain and crew of
vived t~~n~~stt!'ri:'81· :,rth!:!t \ lif,guards in their Bayw~tch !frandon Iron.• wiah to comP1i·• w· 1.-patrolled throuab ,$Ae mooftngs ment the men of the Avalon Mand~ ;,1;~~Jon .d~~th~ adviaJng 'YllChlJi:men tO harbor patrol, the county
arc · t.w ~~ -~.,... ~( strengthen their ti8" ·or ad.I.Ult·. liCeguards and citiiens fl! Avalon
Hpr a00l 5 e r 0 r ~-11i11 Hw,or k 0 d idg.•t.be position at a.bills to i\.oid for the f11.ntastif andherOtcdeeds
h!lr rmaster 'f'd th ar~ 8
1 n posSibleColiisions · they perrorined during the 1s cre.w an e ~,.,va on · :M-rm .. ,.-roteBra-'-
li£eguards' for tirel.ess work in . "THIS GA ~E US a secure feel· _., ' ·~·
keeping damage to• minimwn. 1ng because tit is not only your BRANDON A.DOE'D.thatit was
Or. W'ailare Gerrl•1ofNewport own boat you·t-ave to watch in a µtecalmness, orde.rUDess,..and ef.
Beach and his t&mily Wttf; on an · crov.·ded hal"\lor • buy also. the ... firiency that prevented a com-Ericsoo-~ sloop'that f'Qdeout the boats around you ~s weu. The er:. . plete disaster al the winds and
storm. ~n a letter tollarvey, Dr . forts of ev~yont: ln your depart-'•seas battered the crowded
Gerrie said: ~enl shol;lld ~ g1vel(J thaflks for. a. harbor. "W~EN THE FIRST winds hit Job ~e!l.do~e. Two or the Harbor.Department
Thursday nigh~ my family and I . 'Y1lliam Brandon a~dressed boats werf also. bei.ched in their
were comfortapjy D)oored ·at hit> tettu of co~mendauon to the~ efforts \o save a~ 18rge sailbOal
Moonstone Co!!.e "'(about"· .fillP "'''"a~r and . citl1:ens of Av.ion, tha('Was later broken up in the
miles west of ~~alQl\)"'abd ..,,, stating that !l no~ only expreased .JaeavY. surf.
12:30 ,a...rn . the win4 y.-as gusting the thanks .e.r hl~ family crew .,Ave,ton Harbor faces northeast
to 35 ,niles per hour~. We d«ided , .aboard )he JSra';ldon Iron JI . but .aitd is~at the mefcy of the strong
to run 'for' cover and wen{ to~ ~ :f irlr&;uJU# .; Santa Ana wlnd!J when they blow
Avalon, Two other sailboats at · ~Bu. · ES ·: across\ the channel pushing
Moonstone· he-aded for Fis· ' ~· • , f \j_;.. ~--• : heavy seas ahead. A bn;;akwatea:
herman's Cove at the ~sthmus1 ,. JN ~~Dli'~ · D' ~"'S ·built ·acro'l1 a ~portion_ of the" and the lone RO;bwerboat 1->tbat ). n.~. ~.I• harbor a few years ago alleviat·
elected to s\8Y,.•.Jl.~ ti~ter SANT•; MARTA. Colombia ed solne of th~ danger, but
de:>.lroyedon the.beach.,, l . (UPl)-Cfswaldo Pinedo's house Avalon , alon~ with oth~r coves
As we ca"1e \tir~h the was ~ilarizeet twice -once on on the north side of the island, is~
Avalon Harbor; entr~nce we Saturday and again 00 Sunday. virtually untenable during such
were met b~ Harbor, ~art~¢nl So be went to the police station storms. ~at an~ gwded to the ~tmoo~-Monday to report the crimes. Bootts that.can power out l!iual-,
1ng. available. The:~ stood 1by When he got back-home, be ly ta~e.r#fuge on µ.e south s1deof
until we w.ere ~ec;.l!Cel).'~moored: 1 found his hou se , had been th~ island at ,Cat Harbor or.at
That g.r~et1ng dtd much,tg._bclster burglarized a tbh"d time. Fisherman s Cb;v.e at th,e oursp1r1ts. ~ •. ~ ~ · · th
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fabric cycles • 3 Water le~el
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Mexicall Sailin;g
Teams in NewlV)rt ~ ~ ~
Ten Mexican sailinc wam. will' t"" racea wl!I bei•~'::l"rtdaY· lnvadeNewportThuni!oYlorlhe · Several,ol·lll• 11 ll\-16th ' aMu•l u .S.·Mexico team will remaii Jn 1outhera
race sponsored by the Udo-.U ,u. California to co&QPete In ff~
sociation. . , ingt9n Harboul'i .Y,..acllit Club•
The Mexicans wiil ft Q:airist Tournament or CfUlmpfoaa for
10 other teams rrom .:&oUtbena. Udo-14a Sat\lrda,Y Udamday •
CilifOrnta in a three-r~na:ttta
in the ocean otf NeWpOrt.Beub.. .
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ion~ ..l' Up,-,~'-b'.:.11>-tbe~ local Lido.14 team oa ..I p • .
t!r-eu T~e regatta is held on alternate II': «'~~ erlllJ.tS
years at Lake .. Valle de Bravo,1 • ~ cW.t Guard has blued a For 'Regatta
Thlrty.(our yachts have been
'"signed up for the fourth sailing·of the San Diego-Yacht· Cup leftl
r.acing regatta scheduled for
.JlayS·5.
· SDYC·officials say the list may
reach aa high as 50. So fal'., l.l
quarter•tons have sigD;ed up a1ona with 10 three.quarter tons,
four half-tons and nine one-tcni. ~
'The one-ton raclngwill be com,
bined with the Trophy race andl.
the San Diego to Long Beach race
of the Pacific Ocean Racing Con-
ference.
The regatta will also qualify
the top one·tonners for the world
One Ton Championship next Sep-
tember at Newport. R .l.
...r 14-xico City. rtJi>IDolttlllat all yacht clubl ~
ohN1NG CB&EMONIEll· at other bMllD& ..... ,uUtibns pl&11'
BYC wll\ be o fiq rolslni for nlni.i'eloUli, POl'ades and othe":, .
both countries 'Tl>undaY· mdm·. marine,eyeDll·-*MQuirocltoot>:
race in Ille ollern-..-Tlie ftna1 n. per ·ti •"' noquin!d for
ing; followed 1>1 tbe ftnt ofOcial.t. taia.Perialltlr ', ·
, · _ . natu'.re, cl 11mit~ or loca4 • ~ -. di' m evril that, by its
E• h R. · · } J. _:co· I IM!li•Y111'liltroduce Qlra or un-ig l e ta1ea . . ••••• ,~ ..... 11. to . •piety or '1"~ ·pe, ..... ~tn1 the· a1vi11ble1
.OAKLAND CUPll ~.Ei1bt watersaf!MU.S. ,
sU-,rdesses of Trani lntema'.--<-Wttb properly approved
Uonal Airlines who refUJed.to fly • rDU'.iheeveftt permits, special re.:
to Saigon will be' teinstaled . g\!lation8 can be iss\led by the'
without a loss•in '\81-They had ·coast Guard to protect the area1 been grounded beCause they re· of the event and, it 1deemecf1
fused t·o board a proposed necessary, patrol vessels for the,
charter flight Friday that was to event can be provided by ~
fiy employes of a New York firm Coast Guard or 'Coast Guard; ou~.~ Saigon. Auxiliary.
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And you're invited!
• Full Site uoper and rower
high veloc11.,. spray arms plus
center pos1 spray •.. 3 level,
scrubb•nQ ellmin:!t•~
pre-rinsing • UniQIJ8 1aeki~
c11shes and silwerware .• 106
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TIUVISIOll • snuo • Al'PUAIKIS • saus • H1'1CI".
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delipr pricitL (Thfy're $68 to $11Gl~'So come.1M4iit 1.
the c!esiiln~httlllfand' ~ our'l~forft)o\ titadel'!'O ·
from 11 :30 a.m. 'o 3 :30 p.m. TliirsiliY. May 1 '"
1 Newport. Shown here, our .Alite polyester orgenza
•dress for cosuel·dinner, beaut\fully faggoted, with
multi-cblorful'flowen abloom Oll•ihe skirL 6-14. $86.
M9n/phqne,;Jlpbinson·s Better Drriles.
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He's Tanrtei-'s own fashion representative, on hand
especlltly to chat with you and help show you which
·Ten-lo'ok t>ecoo:nes your IOokl Come during tlie
infonn1I modeling ftom 11 :00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. •
Friday, May 2 in Newport. Here, a cool gathering.of
.stripes in blue/white polyester/cotton. 8-16. $50.
Mail /phone. Robinson's Sports""'lr Dresses.
Mail Ordtrs to Aobirson's, 2 Fashion Island, Newport Beach, Cal. 92660
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la the P••t,' when a woman
r;purdered someone, she pro·
bobly did II with poison. .
-lt-was-1 noavtolem bUt erree-
uve .t.001 nttln• 'her 1m.,e whieh
tncltllonally was; '""°"' Oilier
thinc11deceiUul. ' *.
Today, •he is litcely lo use a
S!i"• hammer or other more ob·
y1ous and violent we8pon, ·lhe
kind connected with the male ""ho was considered to be more
overt in.his actions.
Jn the view of Lionel1Coulter,
iui htstruclor at Calif~a St&te
'Pniversttr, Long 'S.:a~b. it's another sian of the Umm_. ,
'Coulter had planned to ~uct:
-. seminar iq' the etiolo1y ~or
f:emale crimin1llt'.y at· Wes~mtnster High .School
9'~ugh tfle. univer~ity'• continu-iila edacatlon program tbia spr.
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Durtn1 the same time period,
r the rate fqr me~ increued only
• 2'7 .I.percent. · ~AM the moet _P.~ced re-uon r-1lven ii llie women's lib
movement," Coulter aaid. "How
do you Uke lhat?"
Although be believes more
~Y .ia needed since right now
there ·ia only speculation, he ex-
plained, "As women have the
riebt lo · more legitimate
alternatives, I also have to as·
sume they feel they have the
ri1ht to illeeitimate alterutives,
as in crime." t· ·.
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The woman either eovered •
ewer her crime1or ft wa covered
or overlooted by others ... 'Also in
our_&QCietY.. •. '.' Coulter.,.s_akl; '.'...we_
·were aeculturated to protect women .-
··Berore, women us ed to
maatputate men. Now they· Just
take the initiative." He sees
women as active accomplices
ahd instigators.
"We can say the"re ia a •rejec-
tion ,of male authority and
tblerance of violence ... not only
tOleranee but they engage in it.
~'Jt 's now true women are just
as violent as men."
• 1 Crimes com·mitted by women
bkame more visible when, as
war. prot~ters, they were arrest·
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-•uae the subject has been too ~neglected.
In addition lo teaching· four
classes at the university, he is a
probation officer working with.
violent· •••I• lb !.os Aneeles County. ·ue also is ·completing l)is
doctorate at Clai'emonl CoUege
wtt·h a dissertation on
alternattves to the criminal
juatice ...,.stfm throueh the
diversion of juveniles.
• He becam~ interested in
female crime while workinC with
Up until 1968, the niimes of
about 300 men, but no women,
had appeared on the FBl's "top
"ten most wanted" list. But in
that year, the name of a woman
·aUe1ed to be a lcidnaper "'·as
Suppression's Criminal
'-'Some of the more pronouMed ~lahations adv a need for this
oVersight,'' according lo the
Course description, ''are
Women's low official rate of
Crime and deUnq .. ency and the
prfponderance or male theorists
· young female probationers.
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Female criminals uaually
begin very younr, tie said. Fre-
quently, they are rlUlaways who
are drawn Into drugs and
narcotics which draws them into
other criminal activity, which is
perhaps, one reason for the in-
creased rate of crime among
females.
added. ·
Since·tben,.the list has inchlded
five wemen, several of whon\ are
considered ''new left ex-
trentlsta," QCCording to Elmer F.
Lindberg, special agent in
charge of• the Los Angeles
criminal division of the FBI.
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.. We do know ·female crime is
on p.e increase,'' Coulter safd.
.,. Accordin• to the Uniform
Crime Reports, l compilation of
murder. forcible rape, robbery.
811rava~ed assault, burglary,·
auto theft and larc~y statistics
l>ubU.hed by the . FBI, Jerhale·
crime increased 9S.3 percent
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Women alWays committed
crimes, he said, but they usually
were identified in the division of
labor and most often "masked."
He includes prostitutfon,
shoplifting, a bortion, child.
·abuse, homosexuality 1 domesUc
theft and even 8-cceaaory to
statutory rape (the madame in a
brothel) among Lheee types of
Coulter offe'rs the name of Pal·
ty Hearst as an example of a
woman protester who has been
labeled as a crimin-1. Although
sbe has not. been arrested, tried·
or con"icted yet, he not.00, she
can be 1bot on sight.
ll 's aDotber shift from the past
when women were less likely to
be charged as the offense calls·
for.
Coulter suggested, "We're say-
ing, 'Ok8y, you want equal pay,
you lift the same bail."
Considering such appellations
as "dumb broad" and "dizzy
blonde," it isn't surprising lo
Marjorie Breitenbach that more
women are turning rebellious.
"Negative labels become self-
relnforcing until they are
believed or a m~ansofdevianceis
cboHn for escape,'' shes aid.
"Being a not·man is very hard
to ·cope with. After endless,.lady-
like protests, the only way lo
make ourselves beard is lo
scream.
''We should have started
::REifnembe·r Whatshername.? . . I
By NICH<ilASJOLLl!MORE
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPl) -By now, an
estimated 90 pereent ol the adult population in the .
United States has 5""" blllbhards,with the picture of a
pretty girl and thelwords : t•Sh1rley Cothran. Miss
America 1975." 1 " "
"The bare fact that it just says Miss America 1975
with a picture, 1t1akes ri)OOt people say, 'What the hell
is it&>in' there?' "58.i~ .Al,bert Marks Jr., chairman
of the na!Jon 's oldest llea11ty pageant. 1 The 10 000 billboardJI struni'out across the coun· f try are part of a surVey to measure the effectiveness
l of outdoor advertising .. Ad men in New York want to 1
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see how many remember Miss America's name after
seeing a billboard." . \ The· Dian who dreamed op the Campaign, Melvin l Grayson vice president oJ the Institute of Outdoor ~ Advertising, saiCI th~ averA•e Af!1erican has ~een the
I billboard 10 to 15, bmtlll smce 1t went· up m early
I January. . · l , Before· the campaign, only 3 percent of the
population could identify Miss America by name.
When it ends this month, the percentage should be
closer to 20, said Grayson, a for~er speechwnter for
Spiro Agnew. . . . Miss Cothrah, 22, of Denton, Tex., said she is re·,
cogniz"\1 much· more frequently than before_ t_he
billboarCls went up, even though more than 80 m~llion ~ person~ saw /her crowned last fall on national
television. . ~ "I was in Boston not too long ago ma department
'
store. There was a crowd of people follow1ng me
around. Whal I ·picked up and pul dawn, they picked
up and bought. ·
"That never happened before the billboards," she
said. . '
Miss Cothran said that when the campaign bega n,
her parents Sitart~·getting Jette~ asking •. ·:Why are
you spending millions or dollars advert1s1ng your
daughter?'' " .,
Grayson said some who.s_pw the billlieards .have
even asked if Miss Cothran is rupning for public of·
lice. She said she has oo such plans. .
The only personal appearances Miss ~othran,. a.
Southern Baptist, has planned after her reign e~s m
September will be in churches. .
'"I don't.think I'm especially talented, and, I don 't
think there is a great demand for guest flute players,"
said the talent competition winner.
If an advertiser had paid for the billboard cam·
paign it would 'have cost as much as $1.5 million. Howe~er the space has been donated by loca~
billboard 'oWners who wanted to participate in the re-
cognition survey. . Grayson said it is the first time a national cam-
paign has been staged just for research purposes.
During the 19609, he said,· there was a smaller
promotion which used the slogan: "Calvin Coolidge
was our 30th President."
After that campaign, the number ~f persons who
could correctly identify the 30th President iumped
from 4 percentto JO percent, he said.
screaming long ago. Women are
partly to i,tame for displacement
of responsibility when they give.
way to husbands and children or
dress to standards dictated by so·
meoneelse."
She was reporting lo the
Newport-Mesa branch of the
American Association of
University Women on · her re-
search about how women·s~n·
dary role contributes to their
criminalization.
As a member of the National
Council on Crime and Oelinquen·
cy. she explained how psychological ploys pressure
women into legal problems.
In such circumstances, females
are dehumanized or made lo feel
stupid and· unimportant (called
"dumb broads" or criticized as
drivers), gradually desensitized
or sel~tiveiy forgotten.
"Another trick is lo blame the
victim, such as saying a rape vic-
tim sbou.ldn't have been in a bar
alone or out after dark," Mrs.
Breitenbacbsald.
.··~ \bat mean society is in· capablt! of "'p.rQ.t.eciihg half tt.s.
·p0pu1atioti.,.Or that the dominant
group is unwilling to share its
freedom?·
She added that every dis-
criminated group eventually re-
sorts to illegal means of achieving
middle class goals when they
figure they can 'l escape poverty
through socially approved.routes
. Among inmates, parolees and
furlough participants she an ·
terviewed, Mrs . Breitenbach not·
ed. a marked lack of freedom or
challenges in their pre-crime
lives.
For example, daily humiliation
and goading beyond reason
turned one woman irito an· im·
pulsive murderess.
"Society has no idea of women s
potential for aggressiveness and
violence. There's always the hue
and cry about whether we shoul<l
be drafted.
"We've been drafted for life , to
do one job only, regardless of our
skill. Statistics through World
War IJ show maternal deaths
from childbirth rar exceed com-
baldeaths."
Mrs. Breitenbach called for re·
socialization of · ''the idle
American housewife who has
been excluded by the system from
decision·making groups and has
nothing left at 45. ''
And she urged the counseling
community to rev amp its image ~·
oflhe healthy adult rem.ale. ,
In 1935 she *as "docile, in-
decisive, cautious and possessed
an adjustment level of mental ~
health." ·"
Tbe 19'70 aescri~ had not l
changed much : ''more sub·
missive, less independent and ad-
vet.turous, more excitable by
minor crises, more conceited 1
about appearance, with a dislike ~
for math and science"·-still 1
seemingly achieving recognition
by inferiority. 1 ~
The audience was reminded 1 that "modesty is not a virtue
When il is exploited endlessly.'' ·
Female holdup arti s t s,'
murderers and drug pushers have
not been major. threads in the ~
fabric ol American crime, except
perhaps gun molls and partners in '
crime, as BonniewasloClydeand
Ma Barker who ran her own gang.
Of more recent vintage,
females in spectacular crimes in· ,
eluded Charles Manaon's harem
that participated in the murder of
preanant Sharon Tate and
friends.
In the· 60s some
Weatherwomen, female arm ol
the radical Weathermen. were
implicated in bombings connect·
ed. with the anti-Vietnam war-
movement.
Mrs. Breitenbach also noted
that women lend lo break the law
because they feel they can't live
without men. .
"Some women will do anYthing
to prevent their husband's leav-
ing : falsify tax returns, be. the
'mule' in heroin deals or plead
guilty to a more serious offense, if
bolh are convicted, so that the
husband will be freed farst," she
said. Influences, other than the
Women's Liberation mOvement,
cited for fem.ales laking up crime,
include: . ;
-The narcotics epidenPc:. To
keep up the habit, burglary
became attractive, as did pushing
drugs for profit.
-The anti-war crusade of the
1960s. Radical proponents of both
sexes dared such measures as
bombing.
-Drinking, notably driving
while under the innuence. wOmen
now make up 28 percent of
Alcoholics Anonymous mem·
benhip.
-Inflation and economic pro--
blems. Crimin8'f make a 1ood
CSee ESCAPES, P ... llZl
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DEAR ANN LANDERS :
ethln1 peculiar happened lo
e thl1 momln1. U1ually I t•I
akfa1t 1t home but my wife 11
1un1 her sister and I declckd
treat 111y1elf lo 1 bll ln,i.tut 4>'mt..,.._ at 1 fast·rCXJd pl-.
I 11t' at• a counter -lo an
110-lookln'I lllY· When mJ • ;!Iii-and ew came I picked up ..,, ran <OllJoYIDI :vour column
. • t11a.1ame Ume). All el a IUCI·
din tldl pek next lo me 1111,
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.. _ can you eat egp willlOUt
salt and pepper?''
I looked 11 him and cltcln'\ even
answer -just kept readinC your
column. Oul of Lhe clear, blue
Py, \be l\IY reaches over for the .
..it and fiepper and l(>rinkles a
load nar iny bacon and eggs.
Tben ho 1r1bs his cheek, pays it
and wall\l ool. I wu plenty burned and told
lllewlltrda the -owed me another order. She said,
"Sorry we areftit responsible for
the nu~ who come in here. If you
want a second order you 'U have
IQ pay !or It." Well, I did. but I
stlll don't thlnk it was fair. Do
you!-R,D.INO.CITY ·
D'EA& O.: Tile reat••ra•t ·-·· .... " .. ,..a-... for ala -a• a mauer el
1ood will. Nest Ume, eat
tllewllere.
DEAR ANN. LANI>ERS : My
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motber-in·law has a photo album
lyiN: on h,er coffee table tn the
Uvtnc room. Evel')'one who com-
" into that house sees tt. There
are several pictures in that
altlum or my husband with his
rormer girlfriend.
I was heartsick wh4'n my
mother·ln·law sat our two young
dlqhten down the other day
and 1howed them plctutes or
lllol< da<ld.Y with "• •-art be 'had berore he k"'lw )!OW'
mommy."
I am so upset I d<!l't want the
lirll lo go over there any more.
I'd cladly supply my mother-in·
law wtlb reeent snapshots ol the
chiktren ir she would aaree lo
take out the r,tctures o~ my
hmbond with h • old name, but
I'd hate for her lo "'-I'm so
.disturbed. What 1hould I do? -
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Pinata's Predicament
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Final plans for the annual Peacock Hill
National J-lorse Sho\v '"·ill be launched
at a l'Ol'ktail fi c:)l a from 6 to 8 J>.m .
Saturcl oy , l\l ay 3, <.t l Lhe Counlry Garden
Store. Sa nta Ana . Sponsoring the party
and the s ho\v, \\'hich is s cheduled for
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Your Horoscope Tomorrow
MaY. 24 a nd 2.5. pt t he Peacock Hill Rid·
ing Club. Tustin, is t he Orange County
Guild , J o hn T r ac.v Clinic, Collecting
party decor· arc Mrs. Ed\vin Van De ll
(left) and h1rs. Tapley 'faylor , show
cl1airman.
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TUESDAY,A,PRIL29
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Accent on
travel, study, concern with religion and
Philosophy. You must remember promises
to older family m embers.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ): You find
ways ol improving tax schedule, insurance
arrangements and dialogue on money With
partner, mate.
GEMINI (May ·21-June 20): Lie low -
play waiting game. ·especially wher e
legalities enter picture. Spotlight is on
partnership •
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Accent is on
wbat is basic, essential, without frills, Be
prepared for key changes.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22}: Romantic in-terests coincide now with creative a c-
tivities. You nieet peopJe, go places and .. do thin1s. '' · · · ·
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Real est ate,
property values, shelters tend now to
dominateyourpersonalscene .
UllRA CSept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Ideas could pay
oU -if you combine experi ence with en.
thusiasm. Means accept counsel or one who
has traveled path.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Accent is on
1etUng better distribution, advertising pro.
duct, communica4ng ideas .
. SAGITTARIVS . (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ):
Pair
·rell
Corona del Mar High School
graduates Sheila Ann Stanton
and Thomas Mi chael Alderson
are planning to marry May 31 in
Our Lad y Queen of Angels
Cathol iC Church, Ne wport
Beach.
Their parents arc J\.tr . and Mrs.
.News
Charles B. Stanto n Jr., Corona
del Mar and Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Alderson, N~w port Beach.
Miss Stanton is a graduate of
Orange Coast College and her
fiance studie d a t Northrop
Institute of Technology. He also
served in the Army.
FromPageB1
... Escap~s
living until caught and
are not I.axed on their
··earnings."
"Why wait.or work for
\li'hat you want when ·you
can get $100 for a 'slow'
day of shoplihln1." Mrs.
Breitenbach theorized .
"That's a month's wages
for some of these not·SO-
dumbwomen. '"
Jn look ing a l dir-
ferences between 1972
and 1973, the FBI re·
]pOrted:
•·tn «?onsideration of
ehangi'!g arre~t pat:
terns, t.he numbeis of
females a rre sted in-
c r ease d m os t
dramaticall y (37 .5 per-
c e nt) fo r e mbezzle-
ment ."
Bureau st atist ics show
that 10 percent of the ar·
rests for violent crimes in
1973 involved fema les, an
8 percent in crease over
the previous y e Qr.
Wh ile this a ll m ay be
changin g. crime still is a
man's fi eld. Jn total num·
ben. ·male arrests out.
numbered fe male arrests
inl973byaratloof6to 1
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dividuality and personality.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You are
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AQVARIVS (J a n. 20-Feb. 18): Social ac-
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.vows Exchanged
Newlyweds
Cele~rated
. I Smfin;.Whfte
Charlet1 W. Smith J r., associate pastor at:
C11v8fy Chapel, claimedChrlatine White as
bis bride durinl cere.mot»~ in the chapel,
<OllducUd by lb• brldelJ'OOID'• father, the
Rev. Chuck Smith, putor.
The bride la Ibo dou&bl«ol Mr. allCI ll(n,
Wolter II. While of Newport Beach Uld lier
husband's molb~r Is llln_.J;mllh. • .
Att.endants were Mn. ;lamesD. Davis.
) Mrs. Ronold F ield, Mn. Gree Mandersoa,
Cheryl Smith, -Gayle Thompson, Carol
Driver Jeffrey Smith, Reg Reiswi1, Gary
McCuliough, Guy Gray, Mike Muniu and
Bradley Smith. ·
MRS, HOPWOOD MRS. SMITH
Hopwood-Blcindel
Randal Brian Hopwood claimed MarCia
Joan Blonde I as his bride during ceremOnies
performed by the Rev. David·Mann in Stan-
ford Memorial Church. ·
Parents of the newlyweds are the John de-
Carteret Blondels Of -Montclair",~N. J . and
Mrs. John A. HopwOodotNewport Beach.
The bride graduated Phi Beta Kappa and
with honors in English from Skidmore
College. She received a master of art6: in
communication and teaching_ credenUals
·from·StaJiford University.·
Stle ts 1 member of the Palo Alto Junior
League, teaches and writes for Women·
SPorts lha1a1ine a nd does frffJance photo-
graphy. '
Her hqsband receivecta ba~helorof a$in
politic al science from Stanford and current-
ly is studying at Hastings College of Law,
University of Calilorrda,San francisco .
Attendants Were I.ou Richardson, Holly
and John Blondel, Margo Kerrigan, Erica
Hollern, Elizabeth and Caitlin Moore, Dr.
Jeffrey, Millman, David Herbert. Larry
Mori: an and Rober"t Floyd. ·
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Tonight's
TV Highlights
Inventions 1-H--:-ll.r-1
s!::!!!~:~~Tops in Pops @J
NBC (4) 9 :00 -"Two Mules for Sis· -"The Inventing or
terSara.''ClintEastwoodisan Amcrican America'' has been
:m ercenarY. in Me.xico, ieamed ,with added to the growing list
Shirley MacLaine as a phony nun In this of televleion apeclals to
adventure movie from 1971. • heir celebrate tho coon·
try s200th blrthd•Y·
CBS (2) 11 :30 -''Hello, Uown NBC a nnounces that
'Jbere.'' A lightweight comedy from 1969. American star Glenn
with Tony Randall, Janet Leigh and J im Ford a nd English TV
--Backus. pers onality -Jam es
Burke will s~ac in a two-
, KTLA. (5) 12:00 -''Svengali." John hour special tracing how
Barrymore plays the title role in this 1931 . inventions have changed
movie with Marian Marsh as his Trilby. America and the world ,.,....,.,..,...., ........ ,...,,.., • ., ...... ...,.1 since 1776. r... Filming will be done in
TV ·DAILY LOG
various parts of the
country where working
replicas of important in·
By tbe A11oclated Preu
The following are· Billboard's
hot record hits for the w~k end·
ing May 3, as they appear in next
week's issue of Bill-board
magazine.
HOT SINGLES
1. HE DON'T LOVE YOU Like!.
Love You -Tony Orlando &
Dawn <Elektra).
2. Hey Won 't You Play
ANOTHER SOMEBODY i>ONE
SOMEBODY WRONG SONG -
8. J . Thomas CABC)
3 . BEFORE THE NEXT
TEARDROP FALLS -t"reddx
Fender (ABC-Dot) ·
3 . BLANKET ON THE
GROUND -Billie Jo Spears.
(UA) .
4 . Hey Won 'l You PLAY
ANOTHER ·SOMEBODY-DONE
SOMEBODY WRONG SONG -
B. J . Thomos <ABC )
5. You Make Me Want To Be A
MOTHER -Tammy Wynette
CEpic)
6. l 'M NOT LISA -J essi Colter.
(Capitol)
7.l 'OLIKETOSLEEP 'TILL!
GET OVER YOU -Freddie Hart
(Capitol)
8. WINDOW UP ABOVE -
Mickey Gilley <Playboy)
7. BEER BARREL POLKA -
Bobby Vinton (ABC)
8. THANK GOO I 'M A COUN·
TRY BOY -John Denver <RCA)
9.-THE LAST FAREWELL -.
Roger Whitaker (RCA)
10. HE DON'T LOVE YOU Like
J Love You -Tony Orlando & .
Dawn (Elektra)
TOPLPS
1. CHICAGO VIII -Columbia
<PC>
2. LED ZEPPELIN -Physical
Graffiti CSwanSongl
3. EARTH, WINO & FIRE -
That's The Way Of The World
(Columbia)
4. OLIVIA NEWTON.JOHN -,,,
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CAil. 'f PILOT Bil
Caan Stars
' HOLLY WOOD !UPI>
-James Caa n has
signed lo s tar in "The
Killer Elite " for United
Artists "'ilh Sam Pcckin ·
pah directing o n localion
in San F'rancisco.
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Firsi stop: the Henry
F or d Mu se u m in
Dearborn, Mich. 4 . PH ILA DELPHIA
FREEDOM -Ellov John Band
(MCA)
9. THANK GOO I 'M A COUN·
TRY BOY -John Denver <RCA)
10.STILLTHINK 'BOIJTYOU
-Bil ly ··crash''Craddock <ABC)
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5. KR.AFTWERK -Autobahn
Vertigo CFLl
Monday
Evening
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DAYTIME MOVIES
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frank~nst~i
5. 'CHEVY VAN -Sammy
Johns CG RC)
6. JACKIE BLUE ~ Ozark
Mountain Daredevils (A&M)
7. SHINING STAR -Earth,
Wind & Fire (Columbia)
8. WALKING IN RHYTHM -
Blackbyrds (Fantasy)
9. LONGTALLGLASSESICan
Oance -LeoSayer (WB)
EASY LISTENING
I. ONLY YESTERDAY
Carpenters (A&-M )
2. THE IMMIGRANT -Neil
Sedaka <MCA)
3. IT'S A MIRACLE -Barry
Manilow (Arista}
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Seri.IOI, who b 1 unitl ol I INIW·
moftic pique which Dlrulens COllflf·
ltu Melitu liltes. Clllisto,flel
Ga»et f*l1.
COUNTRY S INGLES
4. RAIN DAY PEOPLE -
Gordon Lightfoot (Reprise)
~. DON'T TELL ME GOOD·
NIGHT-Lobo (Big Tree)
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I. ROLL ON BIG MAMA -J oe
Stampley (Epic)
'2.SHE'SACTING SINGLEl'm
Drinkin' Doubles -GaryStewart
(RCA!
6. 99 MILES FROM L.1\.
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JOURNEY"
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES
SAN DIEGO FWY. AT BRISTOL
SO.COAST
PLAZA R
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"FOUR MUSKETEERS" f. 11:41..,,._14'•1·1-
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• Sunday•
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SADDLEBACK PLAZA
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Open Mon t~•YF" 6301>m
Sal /Sur>.IH<ll 17 JO '!'Oii lll«•Fu .to7p m-l 12fii
JACI MICHOLSOM
PAYIOUHMAWAY
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COMYltSATtOM'' -
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6. JlMl HENDRIX -Crash
Landing (Reprise)
7. FUNNY LADY·ORIGINAL.
SOUNDTRACK RECORDING -Barl)i;-aStreisand (Arista)
8 . TOM M Y ·ORIGINAL
SOUNDTRACK RECORDING (Polydor)
9. AN EVENING WITH JOHN
DENVER <RCA )
10 . AL I CE COOPER
We lcome To M y Nightmare
(Atlantic l
IAIRA SHllSAHD
JAMISCAAH
"FUHHY U.DYw IPGI
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"TOMMY"
"LEH MY"
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Wayne's Son Cast
LOS ANGELES (AP > -Another famous name
in west.em ti Ima is joining Joe\ McCrea in hls return
&onlma·after a lS-year absence.
Patrick Wayne, son of John Wayne, has been
cul in "Muetane Co\lotry" u a wrangler who rills
: ~capture a wild alallion. i6>bert Fuller haa already
been u1i1Ded aa hi• partner. •
;Jb• Universal fUIJl belllDt al1ootlnc May 20 at
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1100MER by Wa F. Brown Clicl Mel CasSOll
TUMBLEWEEDS byTomK. Rymi
' FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Baliuck
Extra credit
report
The History of
the Edsel An autobiography
FIGMENTS
NANCY
LISTEN, NANCY---THEY'RE
PLAYING OUR SONG
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
UNITED Fealure Synd icate
ACROSS 4J Stalks
45Harden 1Man"sname 46Te11a1tove1
5Body agarn
swelling 481nserls
10Skin ~Glen
irritation 5 1 Slope· Scot 14 Edible 52Wriere Cairo
rootstock ,5 15 Ethical 55 Poor verse
16 lumioous 59 Wilham
f!l'IQ ·-· ••••••••
17 "I smen • · •• • Legal
18 R1ver ol aulhOrdy
Vi1gini_a 61 811 ol goss•o 20 At_11ac11ve Sl JaHing blow
girl: Sl;ing; 2 63 Sac1ec1 Islam words
22 Slop
23 Slippery
24 Tollen
lex t
64 M1les1oncs
65Woolly
creatures receiver 66 Al one s1tk>
25 St1okedal· 67 Occupancy
techonate1y tee
2BPalelace : 2
nickname 37 Foretells
9 Soluble 39 Comir'IQ into
mineral salt view
10 Leases 42 Loose
I I Ar11mos1ly 44 llT'(ledimen\
12HOOPed·up 47 Stale
beverages 49 Seesaw
TJW1ne 51--·--Law;
19P1oduc:ed El'lghsh
WOfdS
32 Professional
01oup: Abbr.
3JM0011ea1
DOWN novels prime 21 Judge minister
subway
35Wea1 away
"36 Splendor
38 Green as
grass
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Chance
1 Ttvusl "Nilh a 24 Joslle 52Singer -·-·
kn1te 25 Wood pull) Lane
2 111511 village Ptoduct 53 Traveled by
3 St1eet urchin 26 "As peaceful air
4 '"La1t!1! ·. 2 as -----·· 54 Oealh 'allle
word:i; 27Motedoctle 5501ckens
5 Encourage 28 Record Charac:ler
6 ""Heno -··--f" 29Small ro<lent 56Unusual
7 (nd1ng w11h JO Snake 57 Flair
tcdMdlun 3 1Lairs ~For 1c,u 111a1
8 Common 34 Flavor 60 Peak
PEANUTS
1WE
1WE
by Dale Hale
JUDGE PARKER
As w1L1.SOH
0RIVE5 OONN,6,
THROUGH THE
GATE AT
SPf:NCER:
FARMS, SHE IS
OVERWHELMED~
YOUR COUSIH N(JST ee LOllDEO, WILLSON!
OOES SHE OWN THIS
WHOLE LAYOUT?
MISS .PEACH
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TOMMY., ~T"ILL A JJAl'Y !!
TPMMY'5 STILL A 948Y !!
"TOMMY~ -9'fll..I.. A EJ.\SV !:
DICK TRACY
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DR..SMOCK . ~
GORDO
' ANIMAL CRACKERS
by Charles M. Schulz
by Herold Le Doux
by Mell
t ~C>N'T MOVE
!MT MY TIMI'&~.
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iiOT OUT OF TUE
WlfONC. !ilPE
OF MY Clrlet THI~
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SNeAK UP
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..... A·IJ1fl E"•t• ot OOAOTHY ANN E SMITH """""· ' NOTICE IS HE.RE&Y GIVEN to t111!
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,u;:,Mtt HOTICI: TOCillf:OITOltS su .. •11110111 COUltTO,.TME STATI OP CALlf'OlllMIA ..ai11 TM•COUNTY 0"0111ANG4: N•.A-tltlt E'1•1t of LAWRENCE 8RUCE
MASON •k• LAWll:ENCE 8. ""°'~•
Ot<••wd. NOTICE IS HElitE8Y GIVEN Iott.
crl'Oi~ ol the Mlo¥e ,....wd d9c"'"'4:
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lht Wid O«eoet'!I are req.,ired k> fill
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PIJBLIC NOTICE .., ...
su .. ••t0• C.OUllT 01' THE. STATI 0 .. CALIPOllHIA f"Oll THI COUNTY 0" O•ANGE Ne.A~
C.lilO<'llil nt?J
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---,.iCTITi'OuT•U11••ss NAMI ITATllMaNT
Tiie following person I• _,,.. ·...,. ...,.,;
50UTH COAST INVESTMENTS, 313! llhc:ll St.. Hewporl a.ote:ll,
Cctllfomla ""° Wllll•m Tlloma' Miiier, l•J3
~~=.:~'.,4;!,nt, NIWPOrl BeaC .. ,
Thb lluli~S 15 COndu<lf'd try Mi.
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Tltl' '"""""'"! was llled wllfl ttw County Clen M Ofanoe COIHllWOfl .-.wll l, ltlj. -PVblltMd Orllfllll CO.JI o.lly PllOI,
•nr,t4.21,2t,ITIS ' l'lCJO.IS ••1* NOTIC•Of'NIAlllNOO, .. E'flTION·r------------1
Seven Win
Panorama
Laurels
Two Fountain Valley
lligb School students and
five from Edlaon High
were winners in the re-
cent Panorama '75 art
rontest held in Hunt·•
ington Center.
Georce Loyo and
Charles Lammers of
Fountain Valley Hi&h
won fir1t and aecond
.place re•peetlve\y In
pbolagrapby ., -
Edt1on w'Jnner• ln· e1.-: Tawn Andenoa,
fint placea in eeramics
and In crafts; Bill Tully, ttnt in fine arts and win·
-of the Rheta Gillette Teen Art Award for
water color art; Lynn
Harris, second in
ceramics; Marc Le·
motne. second in fine
arta. and Matt
Wetherbee, second in
crina.
luPllllOlltcou•TO .. T"• l'Oill PltOIATI OP WILL AND POlll STAT•o•C•L•f'O•M••'" LIT:t''''"-•lAMlffCA•Y pusL1c NoncE Sergeant _ :.TillCOVNTTOPOJIAMO• i.llale '11 DOllOTHY DAVI$, •Ito , .......... ~ftOOROTHYWARIHGDAVIS. flCTITIOUllUSIMISS ~Ca CH' H•AlllNO 0" PITITIOfil De<..-. NAM•STATliMINT
flOA' f'ltOeATI OP WILL AMD f'Oill NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Diel TMfolllOwif19P"'\OlllldolftlJ~ s ed '4J'lC!fT,ISTAMllN1'M!IY NE.ILL DAVIS, and SECUJtlTY a : entenc E1lat11 of MtT CHf.l.l M. PACIFtC NATIONAL8ANKM"91119d YOUNG NIWPORTER '$, 3,_ JOIE.P'HSON, 0.C••Md. ..,.In •pftltlOn tor Probate ol WlUMd ...... por'l A¥9., Mo. HO, H•wp0r1 81•11, • NOT ICE IS HERl!:llY GIVEN lrlal .., UtMrs T11lamenlfff "''-""' k> C.llforn1•'2MO FRANCES T. OOWH NS llltd!Weln• wt>kll h INft lof lurlher p..-lkut•5. ltoclllllt ISMU•I s.<11-. IJ:) In SI • Po1tillenlot"llroti.11o1 wrn el'Ollltor Lat· anc11het ,,,.11,,,... •nd Olaca o1 r-rk>Q v1.w.11«, HfwPOtl e.act1, c..i-...a &VlnD' ICTn T~ta,...IM•tf feftrtnc:e lo """(II tllt-M111Hn '°"!Of' May6., 1t,S,... T2WoO • ',/ --e
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committee of the ~ational Organization for the analogy between a \voman's breasts and
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' Mom's Helpers Nab516 1
S~man Team Cuts Vice in Mes°' lroine .,
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OltMDally PllotSUO .
A Rogue's Gallery album con-
taining mug shots of dozens of
known local criminals lies on his
des k and a droll, confiscaled
statue or a frumpy old m an-
fashioned into a hashi sh pipe-
serves as a bookend on his orfice
shelf.
11is six·man team, known as
Mother's l~ittle Helpers, devoted
13,890 hours to righting Costa
Mesa and Irvine crime last year,
and that includes fighting its
spillover into other communities.
Crime to the men under Sgt.
Gene "Mother'' Norden comes in
a variety of s leazy, sordid
categories.
They may gel grabbed by
perverts in public t.otlets, love·
talked:, by ir.n alluring mas&euse
with "tra money in mind, or as·
signed to · tail an Orange Coast
businessman who has more con·
nections to Cosa Nostra than lo
leeitimate corporate enterprise.
Mothe r Norden is the mid·
diem an on the Costa Mesa·Irvine ·
.police Yice and intelli gence de·
tail, headed by Investigative
Division Capt. Ed\vard Glasgow,
a lont'l.ime cop and staunch pro-
ponent or m orality and modera-. -
lion in just about all things.
Captain Ed, as he is kilO\\·n,
will tell you there is no moral
moderation in vice.
He is totally opposed to any
and all or it, a nd he marshals
good arguments for his position.
Heroin addicts. Whores. The
Hail-Fellow-Well·Met momen·
tary buddies who peddle $1 foot·
ball cards in neighborhood beer
bars to guys hoping tQ \vin a little
windfall on the Rams or Jet:;.
Damp·browed little men \\•ho
haunt bowling alley toilets. Con
artists who prey on the very old
or very young, ,1:ho are most ig·
norant and trusting of smooth·
talking strangers and their
motives.
They a ll exact their merciless
toll fr.om the Orange Coast. just
us they do any\vhere el se, at··
cording to Captain Ed a nd
Mother Norden, his \'ice and in·
telligence sergeant.
. ..The daniage m ay truly be in-
dir.ect, but harmful and humiliat·
inc •. as In venereal disease
passed on to an unsuspecting
wife by her hus band.
And then there are the heroin
hypes who can be in and out or
your house wilh a television set
Valley Set
1-or Angel.s'
Game Night
The fint annual Foun·
~ VaU01 Nl1ht at Angels
St.adium ,in Anaheim will
ba at 7 :30 p.m . May 14,
1PGn1ored by the city's
Olamtier of Commerce.
.• Coanellman Georae Seott will throw out the
ftnt bell. Special chamber ,...11 will be Mayor and
llr1. Bernie Svalstad ,
Councilman and Mrs .
leott, Clt.y Mana1er and
llr1. Jim Neal and Mbs
J'ounlaln Valley, Candi
Copeland.
tlcketa may be obtained
fl'om Don Ev1.n1, Crocker
Bank, 10080 Slater Ave., or
1t·t111 chamber offlet,
WIS lrookhunt St. Q\lcs·
U-!ft•Y be dlrectd to
1124441.
or a stereo unit in the t"inkling of
o:n eye, because they are in bad
need or a fi x. ·
"\\i'e have probably 30 hard
heroin addicts here \vho create
proble m s w~ith . organized
shop liftin g, burglary and even
armed robbery.'' es tim:.ites
Glasgov.r. A so·called hard addict
is one \vho usually neL>ds to hu stle
up S200 a da y for his hl.lbit.
St•x offe nses , gambling.
narcotics: all arc criminal ac·
tivities root ed in hum ... n ap·
petites, bul the heroin addicts ·
and their expert thievery take
the most regular toll, day in and
Say out, on the noncriminal ele·
ment of societ y.
Captain Ed Glasgow has .his
thoughts on the matter .
"In my opinion, if they cannot.
be rehabilitated, they .$hould be
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l'.ellalllHtated, tlle9
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don't eare ff tllat
•means JS wears I•
prison.'
isolated. I don 't care if that
. means 15 years in prison.''
During c·alendar · 1974, the
narcotics detectives, \vho began
calling themselves Mother's Lit·
tie lfe lpers and then tagged
Norden \vith th e nickname
J\1other, arrested 431 narcotics
suspeCts.
These all involved alleged drug
s ales or possession or drugs or
narcotics £01· sale, not s imple
possession 0£ a couple o£'pills or ·
m<irijuana cigarettes.
Their haul of evidence included
833.916 amphetamine pi lls. 2,629
t<iblets or hallucinogeni c drugs,
nearly 1.5 pou nds of PCP, u po-
tent animal tranquilizer that c<.111
zonk <in un s us pe cting user's
min d for three days or maybe ki ll
him; 366 pounds of ma1ijuana.
and assort ed othe1· contraband
\\'ilh a total $186,050 value on the
street.
The cre\Y of three men each for
Irvin e and Costa Mesa also
hauled in 7S other arresttts for
vice·related cha r ges, including
le\vd· conduct, bookmaking and
the four Ps: Prostitution, Pan·
dcring, Pimping and Porno·
graphy.
1'heir time cards added up to
13.890 man·hours getting those
516 arrests and then 376 hours in
court testifyin g in regard to the
caseS. And because or the courts'
he.avy schedules, in 1975 the·y arc
still spend ing hours in court on
them .
.. \\l e have a tre mendous pro-
blem with the courts," Glusgo'"'
·charges, adding they arc far too
lenient on most arrestees .
A drug·indliced euphoria Is tht'
goa l or many, but sex is one of
mankind's most deeply rooted
drives, and the .Orange Coast is
no different than any other com-
. parable community.
"Our biggest problem there is
lewd conduct," says GlasgovJ.
''Last year we urre sted 37
persons in restrooms.'' he added,
ciling a popular bowling alley
and-oddly enough-toilet areas
at two major shopping centers.
They ·som e tim es solicit
9'ralght males, who m'1Y become
angry. end there is the chance of
approachin g y ounger in ..
div1duals, ·s uch a s adolescent
boyS.
.. ·•tt's not only lllt!gal, lt'S an an•
noyance," notes Glasgow, whose
Investigative Division cove-r• vice and. Intelligence, Juvenile
and detective bureaus.
And he r·ecall ed another Costa'\
Mesa case in which a man C1nd a
wom l.l n \\·ere arrested and
charged in connection with al· f
tempts to r ecruit adolescent :
females l.IS specialty call girls by I advertising £or baby-sitters in a
mail ordcr'publicalion. 1
"Vice cases do a(£ect the
citi ze ns . Youn g people are •
tempted . to do illegal things orj
engl.lge 1n sexual misbehavior.
Bookm\lking can take peopte·s
wages and filter them into or· t
i:anized crime, '''hich in tum canJ
seek the favor of politicians or
even criminal justice officials,,.
argues Glasgow.
He sllid gambling, with its or· ~
ganized crime s}•ndicateties, (or ;
instance, takes in $13 billion per j
year in America, .... ·ith $7 billion \
of that sheer profit. \
Still, such infractions oft.en are
called Victimless Crimes. t
"People \Vho use that term· 1
always have something to gain,"
says Captain Ed. "Tht•y're either 1•
Gay Liberation, or they \\'ant to
start a gambling casino or s el l
marijuana. l tlink the phr:.ise :
itself is an attempt to propagan· !
dize. It's very self-serving.
· "l b:elieve all vice acti,1ities ul·
timately have a victim, \\'hether
it's a £amity that breaks up or a
guy \vh o gets in too deep in
gambling debts and can't pay his
·loan shark and gets hi s leg
broken," he adds,
A 15-year JJ1ember of the Costa
l\.1e s a Police Department,
Glasgow has seen his share of the
sleazy side of.humanity and ho,\·
certain £acrions prey on the bulk
of it £or profit.
His sergeant, .Mother Norde n,
has too. '
·'It isn't g lamorous," sa·ys
Nord en. ··Television tends to
glorify police work <.1nd over-
. sirnµliJy it. Sometimes it is di11y
\\'Ol'k."
"I don't, think \\·e have any
greater µr·oblem th:.in compura·
ble citi es." adds Gl:.isgu,,· of the
incidence of vice c1imes in Costa
Mesa ancJ Irvine.
"\Ve do make more urrests
because \Ve have a s ix-mun
team. This is the kind of activity
that you don 't find unless you 1::0
out a nd look £or it. This detail
\vorks \veil,'' he says proudly,
·•Jt is not an easy job,'' he em·
phasizes ... Sometimes the hours
<1rc long. 1\nd when l·ou·re on a
s~;.ikeout, it cun get bo1ing. ·'
Occupational
Courses
Due at OCC
·' r Orange Coast College will offer!
two-week occupational trainlng _
courses for men and women who
wish to prepare for careers asl
profeaslonal home care aid~s o~
homemaker aides. I
Both one·unit courses will be\
offered twice during the r'e~ ma.Jnderor the semester .
The first class . Home care
Aide. will meet today through
h-1ay 9 from 9 a.m . to noon ~ndl from ritay 12·23 from l ·4p.m.
Th e s econd .course,
Homemaker Aide, will be offered
May 12·23 from 9 a.m. lo noon
and (rom June 6 to Ma)i 21 ·t
Junc 6 frorn 1-4 p .m :
Bo th cla s ses meet in the
..._Orange. Coast College liome ..
l\lanagement Living Center and
registration is held It the nrst
mcetina oC ea.ch . 'claaa. The
c:ourses are free· to the pMtlic.
For further lnlor!IUll\Oll call
:;sG.5756 betwten 3.5 p.m. ·
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club.house -and pool. Offered a t a low
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Well Unique has one; a duplex, south
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paneling , 3 rrplcs. Ramp/slip. $260,000
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on lagoon. Ramp/float. $290,000
Brand new 6 BR, 6 Ba ., Pool . Jacuzzi &
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New listing! Large 5 bdrffi .. family
rm. with frplc. -formal dining rm. -
kitchen with room to dine ... All a
family could ask for! Offer~d at
S97.000.
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50 '" •rr-for owner /occupant. 2r.:. ~lreadyappraiscdbyVA 55919 • · Brand New Beach S,UMMERCC»ilMCi
• in Ora..._e County . Ii·. . Duplexes. with 3 BR,r 2
11 Av a i I ab I e to any 22~1 , ... ' ·p' • '.· • CIE FOR" Ba Units each. Ample "(ou will enjoy this rully -• Veteran. Ca ll World Real C l ~.,.. air conditiooed 4. br +
/"'_,' Estate. 556-7777 anytime. • .a. pm•..,.IE gara1e & parking with family rm . 2 yt new
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pecia IS . . 645·""'4' secluded excc ut 1ve l_A~·~·_nt _____ · --1 ters. Offered at a lo~
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BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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To TRADE STARTER s~immiog pool. OPEN Bright sunny kitchen, ~U PE RB DUPLEX ~~AM CEILINGS . large d i ning area , OME. s ·
S 1 5 , O 0 0 . Secure d First lime investors de• Hantwood floors, 2 huge fireplace. Just lis ted
Corporate note for down light! Only $38,500 for fireJN1rc·es. GIGANTIC 5'.900 down & it's yours. 3141 C.rnp1.1• NB 541•1155 paymentor cquityonrc· th.is primeeastsideCosta RUl.(PUS ROOM WITll Better hurry . Cal l
al estate or ?? Mesa location! Bring WET BAR. Separate 646-7171.
642-6753 673-hammer & paint brush. formal dining room + OffN 11111 ·11s 'UN 1ot1 ;,l(f•
You fix & make a bun-2500 sq. ft . of charm. , •. ..: ··· · ·-·"
die! Youownit£or$3,850 Owner sayshewillca'rry t, " .. :~
+ costs. Take advan· hfiisndloaF~ for you. A rare f'.-.~ ..•...• ·.·.,(;.' ta ge . Ca ll today . I -1rst to call gels ·-~~
Did you miss lhe boat? On
Marina Property al
Newport Bch, or llunl-
inglon Harbour. Man-
dalay Bay Mi your lasl
chanl!e. 3 Br, Waterfront
Townhouse with dock.
646-1171. this har1ain. 84.2-2535. 1;::::::::::::::=:
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\lacanl. Must sell ! 2
Bedroom & den. Sl 19,500.
or leue_$700. mo.
Move in today and jusl It is your right lO own a A A one-or-a -kind home enj oy your surroundings. home with no down pay-Two story 48R,& den,
that i n cludes 4 Everything has bee n me nt, Staff or ex -forml ·din,2frplcs,3 car
bedrooms. den. formal done right down lo the veterabs to assbt you. gar, xt.ra prkg. $145,000 -
dining, 3 baths. This 2000 back yard. ··AstroTurf'', Call Wo!°ld Reaf ~late, or submit. -
sq. ft. home is all on one waterf<i..JI and covered Orange County's only JACOIS REALTY
level. Obie detached patio. This 2 BR & Den Vete ran Real Esta te 67s-fRTO
garage with room for home is truely a jewel, Speciali~t -Ask rorl---_:_"'--='---
boat or trailer storage. let us show it lo you to-Vete rans counselor. Large cul·de-sac lot with ,day. $70,000. 5.56-ID7. Call anytime. frWt trees. Plenty room
for pool. View of the
Turtleroc k H i ll s .
Outstanding Value
$83,950.
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~.J $75,000 by owner.
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"VAHDERllLT" PAIUC HOME 1 One of University Park's rarest a nd
most popular plans. A very
spacious 4 bedroom and family
room home with 3 bath s .
Beautifull y located on a park with a
view. S79,5()0.
PEHIHSULA IHCOME UNITS
4 Units for only $99.750. Probably
the best buy on the market in
income property.
A SPACIOUS ESTATE IH
Co rona del Mar with a ccess to
private bea c hes . Cheerf u l 3
bedroom hom e overlooks pool .
waterfall & beautiful gardens and
only $129,500.
CHAIMIM& C OROHA DEi. MAI
F3mily home. 45' lot, room for unit
over garage. 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
cozy firepla ce. Bri ght modern
kitchen, private patio. Ready for
occupancy. $85,000.
SOUTH LA&UHA VIEW ESTA TE
Beautiful coastline views. Custom
quality . St. Charles kitchen, 4
bedrooms, 4 baths including guest
hou s e . Offer'ed far below
replacement cos t. S249,500.
OCEAH FRONT LOT
One of the few vacant lots on East
Ocean Front. 30 foot frontage, so
feel deep. Price d to sell a t $100,000.
THAT'S ll&KI' •••
$162,500 buys this 4 bedroom, 3 bath
view home in Dover Shores •
Property has e verything. Space.
Location. Comfort. Cleanliness.
Low upkeep. Pool. Bllr Room.
Family Rooni . Dining Room. A
special place. A s pecial offer.
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Watch these units appreciate. 4
Corona c;lel Mar duplexes ranging
from $81 ,500 to-. $84,500. Buy on<!'.
two. three or a ll four. Owner will
tr•de for farm la nd.
DIAL ·644-1766
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1111 Glenneyre
Laguna &•ch 494·9466
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Rambling three bedfoom Wetbar PALM SPRINCiS ranch house. HoP:f:IP Ultra modemkllchff. FOR and jump to the oC ' . Privatepier -
DOYIER SHORIES Separate high bei. Fee land. $179."ooo •. Two boustift,on Vi acre. 3 liviilg room. ErkWIUQUS ' 1200 E. Balboa Blvd.··
BR inc. s~. IBR. zoned Owner of eleaant 4750 sq nesla siae familY' ,room. 675.'.8120 •
for horses,"minutes from 1---------•I ft Dover Shore5 home G a rd e n k i l ch~ il .1-;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;;;
Newport WOW[[[!~I. withpanoramicviewwill Spacious c hildl--ens jll STEPSTOOC .. •"' . DIAL64M, 600 . accept" equity ,in Palm rooms with walk:in IM" Folks who have seen this Spi'ings house O!' oondo . k. Two homes on IY.i lots, in Laguna .NJ'guel beauty as down payment. l''iw-c~osels. Massi~e Ing Wes t Newport. Xlin
h · •-h _ _. . . .... size master swte. As-d . . ave uoi::~n e ......... to say eruppers OK sume 8% VA. N01 new con . View. 2 Bdrms., l
-. Just that .. Beaut1fuJly ui;>-1£ = ~I loan costs .~ pays all. bll. & 2 bdrms., family errle. graded w1lh decorators , I UOI C•ll today. 96J.6767. i m., 2 baths. l~al {or
touch thruoul. NEWLY lac . OffNlll•·u s iiJN•o ll NICf ' 'bontelfin'come.$135.000
CI1 ._..... CARPETED ANp fllap•rtima · lfa 8J3,J68,1 . 642·2253Eves I~~~~~~~~~ I ~~~~0 \1t~; ~i~~~~ ... ..J.SJ.~:n .. ~ ;. ~f'U!. ilf.~I
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" -Separate lawodry room WA TERFROMT · ' ~ • GUIESTHSIE too. FHA loan at 8'h% TR•""' 11vailablewilhonly$3850. "'""5 .._..rViewHw +POOL down . s41 .900 TOtal Ow•er or magnificent ~D...a.. i.s ~ 'h Acre with 3 bdrm price. 1255,000. Linda Is le ~'
house + guest house or 546 4141 waterfront home with 1133 SeaboUmeNB
apt. + 20x22 worir:ahop &: • private dock. Will ex:-~p In any afternoon. 3
s parkling pool! You change with owner or BR or 2 It den. 2 Baths.
won:t find another like $70-$150,000 home in Formal dining. Fplc. Up-
this! Country living with Newport. Costa MCsa. graded crpts & CU$tom
a ll t he conveniences! Huntington Beach or drps . Patio. Owner's
Don 't pass up this op· Laguna Beach movihg out of area.
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OffNl119•1,SfUN f011fNl(f• 2 + IONUSROOM .. Pl.1C9
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~ ESTATERS
n2.1920 Owner builder has made MOO GU.UL st ,.Wf'Olll HACH
this home bet.t.eT th~n .a 1---------1 ------,,~,,--;-
model. a decorator's de-MIWPOIT
YA~A Rlpos light. Huge bonus room WATEIFIONT
. "-· for entertaining. 2 Large WITH PIER .. 2 SLIPS.
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···-•••Lem P•yftienta: Only $Ml. per
month including taxe9
ror this sh•rp·3 bedroom,
2 bath Costa Mesa home.
You'll love the rn•sivo
brick fireplace,. hu1fe
kitchen, separate dinettl!
areay covered patio and
1ar1e•tear ~anl studded
,with fruii_..{rees. New on
the mitrk'e . Priced onl1
$37, Call 548-...
1n range........,nty bdrms with 2'n baths.
Keys in office Far out condo. Lowdown $132,000. Lr1. 3BR home1 ·~~~=;:;_-liiO:i'I~~~ Woa.D will buy tbis beauty. cau ~new owner. Enjoy!••••.. 1002 81-'il 1002 IUL EST.An 545.9491. l1vln1 on tbe water. ••••••••••••••-••• .. •• -··•-••••••-•••••• Large spacious rooms, ' Specialists In govern-offering dislinctlve liv·
mentfinancedhomes! 'ing o n ree land . 2
5S6-7777callanytime Fi r eplaces. OPEN
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THIE SUM MIEW IM ~-f R€HIOTIMG€€1. Plan to be here and enjoy WIES,._',_ yourself. We have a 3 l'"'-'Wrr
bedroom. 2 balh home on Adult occupk!d 3 bdrm
the Peninsula with bay with added game room 4 llD, i IATH
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CANCELLATION OR and beach al your doors. on beautiful quiet tree Owner wants fail sale,
CORKfo;CTi ON Ofo' O nl y $46 ,500. Ca ll lined street. Walk to all will pay buyers costs.
,"" ~UMDR $40,000
3 bedroom condominium beautifully
upgraded . Great recreational
racilitles include pool, billiard room NEW AD BEt"OR E 673-8550. ' Newport schools. First full pfice $.15,WO. Only
RUNNING : C»-tNlll>l•l!S,UNto08fNICT!. time off.eied. -1?6,950. $%down. Large' comer
Evtt)"errort is made to 11 ..... ,,. · ··'·~ 646-7711. Open Ev·es. ldt. Good neiahborhood-kill or oorret"t a new •d WeaUide. HurTY; CALL,
thM has been ordered. PRESTIGE HOMES .
but ~ cannot guaran-645-
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1bttt Ms •re s1ffttl7 1 CAPE COD ·beautifully COIONA--M1'1t, PG!>I , Yitw. 1119,500.
c91h In advance by mall dee., 5 BR, 3 BA-brick NIAi .. CH .,, DUPLll
or Ill •ny one of our of. f=IC·new. unique muter Corona del II••. 3/3 Br, •-NO-d • Quality (Well bulll), -·~· or. en. • 1wte + many ex-new $121 500 ~~~10,:,=. ~Ja:,:· uu .tlll,500~ ::::~ ~::C~.!=. ·, 1IYN
tke. • 12 noon al all C~ ~ 5-7060 Ing and view. One of•tbe 4 Br +· bonu., 2~ U., fp,
brMK'hofn~. OPIM w,,,_ l·S few le1al triplexes In l1eyard. $58,$00.
"1'JIE DAILY PILOT mizMaril)'nDr.,HB =~Yd1~rM~Priame HAN•ON
rewrves the right lo 3 BR + bonus rm, 3 summ.-rentals. Buy lt
claMi ry. edit, ci!nsor ar baths. Move-In cond. and watch It appi'tciatt rleru se any 111dv.·r . $51950 in v1lue. 11Z1,500. can t~t.anq.tbthanae ·c ;Ull' ••oof 1 it.a rates • r .. 111ationi " .... or tppt.J lo see rz3.N50.
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644-6200 .. <VS?J ", •
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Newly listed Bayfront colonial home
on TWO 30' lots. Superb view or
NewROrt Harbor ;-pier & dock for
lg. boat -sandy sWimming bea(;A. i
bedr<?oms, for.m:!lt 'ltinilil\; 'glass •
1ol ar1um + Cleo. $395,000. Also '
summer lease. AmyGaston642-8235 (Y60l . · .
llAUTY Ill ILACll & WHIT-.
New port Beach condominium
tastefully decorated in refreshing bla~k &. white. 2 bedroom~, ,"den,
dining room . Oarefree ltvingl
$67 ,000. Larry Dyqtl42-8235. (Y61)
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Stbool Oil:t. 11 New,..t'a U,,WIW.1 , bathl, plua proleulonal· ~~~ls'at.c~le:~e''kiJh:~1• :;:7~1. 187,000. Ownr. MUST 5&L ·,:R••E•::•••••••••••F•R••E•E• D-.a Poi..t 32J6 l Jl=~=il., $40,•I0.:-"'4,tA JI 'tlilfee ..... 1040 !:'it~ddbe:.~~1!fu::~ bums.4bdrms.$89,500. ..-~eil~r~~~I~ ~~~~en~ ·P~essional Service• ~~~~:·e:;·::;;,·;·~;:
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(Jut\ortLrvineAve> kitchen, plus nre)lace, THIS s pactous family The mott elega~ l·level and disposals. Recently H 0 ,.. • t I• de rs * sauna. Priv. community. I ,; llOll'TCM.L,~ 54.,7 •• 3 'IAMYACAMTI patio, Ir: itl•on1arce lot. homeisthe "biggestbuy home in the eJ!ClufCve upgraded. Spcndat;lle ls 642.ttQO View! $2~ .. &11·2160 or
I . .lDUP\1111 _ .-AA lNE&DNEWOWNER! ,Onty S31',9~0. Ca ll in the Uttlo vHlage •of Bluffs. Owner bad 12.7'"1" on $100,000 down. California's Largest i..::83:.:>c:·l:.:6.::78=-:c,-.,:-c,---:-:=
l 'm a deUpuw 2 = I HAVES BR62BA INJrl.~71•rW.7035. •Laguna". Well dea6 gned Cu¥tomlied, including Fantastic value. Will sell R t 1 Se · 1 ., __ _.. I ,...._, 3234 Den owner• , .. Id c 1c•N e··~~HT J • ~ 2 story 4 BR·lr:,deft for5 on 9.% financing, Earns • en a rvice .• ~• 11 -r .
I 1 h " r.r~ BR) Ott ed f 1 be a ul i ful -p egged $6440 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w l bealltlrul"'PrlYat Mth ea1yterms!!! · e r or on Y hardwoodfloors.185.000. per month gross. FR~E RENTAL book in E ·r r . . thl.s 2 I a:rouodl. 4 , I 1m well located in a 163.900. Principals only please-office. Example, 2 Bdrm xecu ive IVt~ in PWS: p r e 1 ,l I I I O u s Misa1on Rlty . 4!M·0731 caUloday 1114)752·1700. house, 1 bath, garage, story home wtlh boau
I a ch1rmin1 1 BR Ronta nel1hbo,.h6od.' l ca n J I N V t: S T M E N T renced yard. childre n roo~. 3 br • 2 ba, cov, with rl t a -..o m•ke "Our famlJ .. tui...: · HiP on a t!_iU. Ocean & DIVISION fine. lST and Jasl mo. pa~o. cpts,drps, freshly
P V• e Y..-v. Cur p.y -c~A my Age;t DtSTllSSSM!: Canyon views. Court yd, THEREALFSTATERS rental$200. painted. See lo approc/ I .r•linJJy proctucift1 F35· .... H.-,-.. \In y t I m e . SC o TT llDUCED Sl.000 entry, pool ~ Jacuzzi. 3 llV home, Portifino, HACIENDA $.195.mo. Ask ror Bev or
P lftO. "'All ' 3 Bedroom, 12 bath', REALTY, ~na:I. Owner must sell this BO + sep. gUest house. 1 $95,000. fee. ShOwn by Ocean 1-,ronl. NB. I-louse IE.AL ·ESTATE Joe, 963-4567 or96.1--1186
b•rdwOOd floors, crtPs. magniticent sing.le level yr:,_.new. Priced t.o sell, appt. 6'4·7866. & Gar apt & Duple11:. By I I LARGE 3 Br rumpus rm ona1eneroU14'1Xll8' drps, dble garage. Lie . bom 4:h 1 shed the $108 ,000. B.rok e r . owner. G4.5·7721 I 54 leadlllvcl · • •
in the bes' ~.Of·Hw ) patio. $38.500. Villa Pacific Condo, 2~ Prie:· l\cco~di5.,~1y ! Jwil 499-2277. WALK to beach 3 br, 2 ba nightslwknds. H.I 961-1316 3 ba, 2 car gar~ge, bltwl, l~at"ion. S91 ,000. Cal . * • *·* Y"*new, 1sty,2br, 2 ba, bloc:U from th:'beach in & bonus, community • fm~IO ~~Pi.°!;~~
'44·7211A1eot 2110Wwtt.irt' fplc>, new drpe, crpla. 'pre5 ti gio us neigh -g:e~~·&V~~!~:3VJ~~ra~ pool, tennis, vacant. By 6Units HUNT.BCl1$200.3Br,2 ee .. m ·
on R-2 zoned lot 50x:.l.f0, 988·1178 borhood, this quality rm, wet· bar'; 2000 sq ft . ownr. Asking $47 ,SCIO. IREAD & IUTTH ba, kids, pet, fncd, gar. Realty. 842--4421
IELOW COSTt S30 000 Best-"•--.. built home offers Ital. t•'le ent~. ~-n 1,.1, 644·6952 lf• AcntR·3 HUNT. 8CH studio, 2 br, 3 BR 2 Ba bltns z car Yow cai n bU.)'( lhi 'I · M ""c~........ FOURPLIX spacious bdrms, formal '-#...,.. Xlnl Costa Mesa loca· 2 ba, stove, child, pet, gar: pooi. $360~ mo.
Promontory Ba•~lot. to or c • $72,500 dining, huge la mil.. roof. Reduced~ $69.950· ILUFFS -COIMlo lion. Olde• •••.•• w•'lh ••. gar .. Sl85. 632·l423 or 962-2.311 b '-R-~-11H1~ rt J Owner, 494·5177 ... :ve~ "" lRVINE Zb Zb pro atily1ess thanitsol ...._.. IW#pOF room, shake rOoc, •all -$79,500-nu.al income $11,520. newer r, a, lot originally. Build You Cos~ MesaMB·T129 ' T~e adv an~ of", these on over5ized Lbt. See &: 581-2967, Partnership:.-liquidating· applns, frplc, kids, pet Super 4 bedrm, 2 bath,
dream ~1e· h~re Sub unit& •l.l.973 pnces. fl:liOO compa.re this ho°* at on· 2 Story-3Bi'--21h(b. asking $100,000 for quick fncd, gar. $2.75. crtps,"' drps, bltns. look·
j t! , BEAUT'F.UL Mesa Verde i ~T~~,sr::-:c~= ~ ly~,00.0. Call96J,.5611o Lclgll1to Niguel 1052 BEC!:_~!~~F.W s11le. Call ~·15·8424 As· TUSTIN 2 story. 2 br, 2 ing for a nice family to
I LAGUNA LOT home. 1 blk. ·(rom Golf shelter. Thtee bedl'OOm .518·~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $79,5.00 Own/Brkr sociated South Coast ba,child, pet,gar$190. care ror our home, $350. ·~inas~lng view lot 10cat· Coltr:se, 3 bf., was 4 br., unit tor owner. Two 2 * WE ICNOW * 6'4-4746 Or6C-0&90 Brokers. ~~~d. ~t~N $225. 2 br, ::4si:~~1~ or Bev,
fid among new and old nowsuperhugetam.rm. bedroom units. One 1 LAGUNANKWIEL 6DELUXEUNITS FU RN I s 1-1 ED .:;;;=-o=.=:...::=---
cust.om homes selling ro w 1nagstone frpl. + frml. ~f90m unit. Can't fi-'4 * IEST * Mabi .. H011191 2 Bl k f · Westminster. Singles 1 3 Br Condo. 2 Ba, 2 c_ar SLS0,000 11nd more. A.~k· liv. rm. w /ttpl. 2 extra aoot.her bargain like lhll. ON EL NIGUEL Golt For Sale 1100 oc s rom oc_ean in br, s125. garage, clbhse, all ~acd ..
I " 135 000 8 lg 'd els f: F I II •••••••••••••••••••••••· Hunl. Sch. Trade in your (213)360 3119 r .1 n. ' . ut lry . s1 ~yr . or cam· or appt. o aee ca CoU r se, romantic '72VIKINGM ·~1 Ho e homeorincon:ae~ts. FURNISHED Midway . ; I no
•lower! pers &: boats. New crpts, At:ent841:60}0. Spanish·atyle 3 BDRM ~ ~ m . Call Bob Dickinson City; mobile, $110. 1 Br,:J answer (714)831-0645
C-' 67~72J5 ~r,J:. r~frl& :!i:i~n£: °"'"' 11111 ·;,1
fl.IN ro!lrNirri A'ssumable CONDO oq fairway wilh !~~te'~1: a~·-:!e &:,~~ RIGHT R.L TV 979"8533 ba. pa tio, singles o . t._lis9on lleodl 3240
: ume this 7rk loan. Mt. ereenery view. Walk Park . 2 Bedrms. 2 8 UNm Fee/Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\I .LL'
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$48,900. ,World Real Sharp! Highlyupgraded, tolennisclub.$53,950. baths-de luxe. Priced HOMERMDERS Fireplace. 4 BR, 2 BA:
Estate. 556·7777 or 4 bedroom, mas ter forquicksaleat$19,950! NEWPORT •642~9900• new crpts. drps, R/O •
835-021l pager009B bedrm separate from SU.PER CUSTOM 3 Call Mr. Martin after $216,000 walk to schools & shop·
:. 'I • •• , ! '' "' >l '>'' 11 --~~~~----1 By Owner, 3Br, l 'hba others. Grade school in BDRM, 2 bath home in 5:30 PM at ~9126 0 Eight extra sharp units. C..--a clel Mer 32J2 ping. $315. mo. Ask for
Nr . So. Coast Plaza. town b o u se, W / W tract. New carpets, private area . Ocean & betwn 8 & s P¥ a f' r i m e N e wport ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bev or J oe. 963-4567 or 5w155 Flm ICH 3 8 R ,28 A .. Air cond. bookcases, laun rm, new drapes, ow· and .stove. Mt. views. Decorated & 557.9792, peninsul a loeatton. Sum · TOP LOCATION & beaut. 963-1786 ...... Frplc.. Bit-ins. Soomy plush shag. Many xtras. Dream Home. Only ldscpd to perfection. m er· winter r entals. duple11: on oceanside ol cc~~---.---.--
c,dar bome. 4 br, 2Mi ba .. kitchen. Assumable GI. "'s1ume 1 1Ai% or 90"-'> 148jl900. Many rine reatures. Ask · Newport Beach, wate Owner wants installment Bayside Dr. 3 blks. from WANTED: Nice family lo
• ... levels on Ca~Creek $41,900. By app"t. Owner. conv . avail. $33,000. I lhf~. ~i~CIJ1~0: ing $123,000. view, Nr. Richards, Gan· s.ile. Possible 8'4 loan. Big Corona Beh. 1 yr. old care for our home. 3 BR. W /e>«anview~ 2 yr. 963-2187 847-4273. _, ... -·----L....-N'9-1Rlty. n e ry & Delaneys Owne r will finance. 4·1evel w/view.J br,$500 2 .BA, w /erpts & dfP6.
DfW, S245.ooo. Prin onJy. l----------I -4471 r.I: 5484 130-5050' .. 9M040 Restaurants 496-0266 o Gross over $27,000yr. All mo. avail May6.2br$40C Nice yards for summer ;~Ow~n~r~. 6~7~3~-3400~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 INVESTORS!! ASSUME 71/~/o 67~40M eompletely furnished one mo, avail June 6. Call: run! $295. mo. 963-4567 or Storage Garage Bldg. 9 bedroom units. Hurry-5.51·6S43 rrom s to ~ or 963·1186 Ask ror Bev or
Unit.s +· oCfice. 211 · LOAN lniH SPACIOUSZ4'xfi0'.28R& call today. (714)752·l100. 551 ·5846/S45·1l182eve.s. Joe.
Avocado, CM, 645-5714 $ 199 MO: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba, Flt, Reason.able, By I N V E S T M E N T .
• owner963-7061 DIVISION H.V. Hlj...LS 3 br + £am V~CANT 2 Br, bike to
GrMnbrook, 5 br, 3 ba, · PAYS ALL : DIAMATIC-MEW THEREALFSTATERS rm,2ba, lgepatio&yd. IJ~ach & 3 .B:r. $240. r farh rl'I}. bonus rm, poo). lmmaCulat~ 214. year!•, 3 Br, Fam Rm, l story 51x24 2 BR, 2 Ba, Service $495. mo.lse.644·2811 Singles, fam1hes. Agt,
Cusl .. drps, crpt. By . "OUng 3 bdrm with un porch ·+ xtras. $12,750. •NEW LISTING• Fee.979·8430 owner , Low70's. 979-4?73 J • -: 'f.ree standing home. Jmmed. poss. 897·2633 or Cosla Mesa 3224 -~--------behevable financing_. I Pr.or. rronl landscaping. 962•1093 16 Units. Costa Melo. •••••••••••••••••··~··• Sharp, J br, 2 ha, cpL-., A DAZzilN& Sl9i monthly pays ~al : Pi us h ca rpe tin g, Welton &Co.615-6900 VACANT 2 Br si.15. 3 Br drp.s·, bllns, fenced yard,
payment. ~lier le~ving draperies & rencing. Acre.forscH 1200 $235 . Singles. families. 2 car gar. $295. mo. Ask DISPLAY area and is anxious. Univ Park. $50 990. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANAHEIM 4-ft.EXES Agt. Fee. 979-84:1> for Bev or J oe 963·4567 or.
This lovely Mesa Verde J Take advantage! For 552·93QO Skr A v O c A D O L A N o . 2 BR . 2 Ba. $72,500. each. 963-1786
bedroom and family appt.call 847-60IO. · PANORAMIC OCEAN $1,790 /Ac. Rancho, ea. 10"/,,down. •3 BR. 211.2 Ba condo. ·
room home, buill·in °"'"'"19 •11 ~'uNro8'..NtCt• VU , spacious. h i · 80'% seller financed, 8% SOUTH COAST F.R., frpl. patio. pool, 2 4 BR, 2 BA , bltns, crpt,
!I t ere o hi f i , lmdlo. ceilings, 4BR, fam. rm., Int. Tights Corces sale. INVEST.....,. cargar.$350.RJ.1.1653 drps, f~plc. Lo.vely 2 sly
AM /FM.Huge cuJ de sac. S• J°""° formal din rm. MUST Owner. 714 /676-5734 549..oa 12 . home 1n choice area.
IOl , J a panese garden and Townhouse• from $,SJ,990 B E S O L D N O W . MESA VERDE BEAUTY $450. 675·6262; 675-7565
greenhouse. water£ al!, Select from 2.Br. 2 er+ VACANT ...... SHG,500 ,SAN Juan Capistrano I 4 Br, 3 Ba, den, formal
tfopical plants, rruit den or 3 Br Frplcs, s uor Enioy the Goodllfe acre estatt; sites. View or DUPLEXES dining rm. bltns. Beaut. 3BBR,h1% ba, n~. th~
Popular 5 Bdrm New trees, room ror pool, decks. palios.Allqualitv Call49'Z513 . valley&~1.lls.$2S,OOOper landscaped, large pool. eac ' very s arp .
Bedford P l aft. Super former model home. features 14 Lago Nort~ ~ ac. Bkr. 831 ·1300 Check our eirtensive in· Avail. im med. $550. F'ncd. yd. $390 mo, 1st & n e ighbors . 0 W n e r ·~ ventory or rented duplex· 615·59'39 or 675-4211. la:ot + $100 dep. Ask for transferred. Jlrice<I to Owner will help finance tCujver & University Beach, t ennis, clubhse, 80 Acres in the fabuk>u.s es {rarely any vacan· Gay: 962_5566 sell atSlfli,!_M)O. ;,it low interest. Just n--•E-sta...._ Dr.ll7141~52·7373 poo_l.4B~.~ba.Camrm. GoldenTrianglebetween ci es). Priced Crom 'f2 ACRE, 1 Br, applns, .. 73 7601..&.-..aa-5t7.900!Call546-ZJlJ. ns&I-·-.c & Jacuzzi in yoor ~ Lake P e rris, Lake $44 ,950. Most are in ulil,yd,pet,$115 · Villa Pac.1(1c Condo. 2Br,
• _..,.._ Of>fNlr111.rrs 1UNro11rN1C1• 4 Br Beauty, a te 1""!" as· f_ro.nt yard. Ideal family Elsinore, & Lak e Corona del Mar. Dri ve $l80. 2 Br, yd, child, 2ba .. Sgl .story, e~cl gar.
II by MtNAY ~.·~,.:::,.,t: bl ~Oe ~nr·:..,:~~8~ hv1ng.Bond Realty ~~~~e;!bu:=:!Y P~;:J ~~~U!'r!~lB: a1Tange a ;~,~~CV! 2 Br, applns, ~;ta~~ Msa:>;J· ~~nf~1cl~\~.
OICHIDCHARtU SH.tt:HHWl"VE . ._. 831·1Mtl at only $600 per acre. trplc,cbild,pet.llurry! icc™~...,.=~·~-----
Sptendkl 2 Bdrm home . ~ """" FOUMD A SI a Cons1d~_r,~,~· 551-4185 ·By o-fner, Ocean View, 2 Term!;. Ca'll 642·3652 BIUS lineh:lsd16S. l Brl, adp. VACANT Kids&Pets OK,
·I on R~2 lot, on one ot the Meaa Ver~e. ComfOrtable Pril·ed ·fur bl'lo~ .its YAIDWOllK Br. 2 'h Ba, Condo. Broker. Pga",5• C! 1 • pet. nc • 4 br, 2 ba, 2 car gar. Gd.
8"ettiest streets. Great 3 BR. 1 o/41 be1, 2 Cplc, dbl value. You c~n enjo~ the A PROll EM? $75 ooO 493 94t6 aft 5 & · a r e a $ 3 3 5 D a v e • rent•' •rea7163,soo. , • ,1 aar. Xlnt Joe. By oWner. com.fort of this mas~uve 4 k · d -· Ar.w lw;e.ts FURNISHED bach. I Br, 963.7sS1 • ·• ~ I $fit SO(t. Prine only . bdrm 3 blb + den and Not with this one. A , w n s, for sale 1300 applns, child, pet, util .1..:==:0..-----~
1..540-2of3 fam, "/"m I-lug e lot spacious 3 8":·· 21"" B~ .• Newport leodl 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MONEY MAIER $160. Fee/Bkr 3 BR. 2 BA, Util. rm. & Jg;
. 968·"56 townhouse with ra~1ly ••••••••••••••t•,•••••• BARGAIN price for fast 9 UNITS.. L.....-HOMEFINDERS fdcd. yd. $JOO mo. tst & ,a..PoW IOU MOii COLOR room, easy car:e patios. Pl°oMONTORY sale. Beaot. condo com-5Apts&4Sbops,I.block •642-9900* last. Wknds or art. ,,~ ~~.~!· ~~~~~~>~.i •••••••••••••.,••••••••• Dmfi 'R ·• 'ow cl~ to. beautif~I park plex. 112 units, rented as rrom the ·beach. This cor· 5:30PM 536·2789 e-•• 10"'4 BY OWNER 4 br 3 ba • ·~ area with tennis ~nd IAY H. OMES apts. Projected '75 in· ner location has 112 ft. on 3 BR, 2 ba, dbl. g"", fncd . ... -. · Z · , •. • This lovel" home •• Ofier.s ts H l•me L • t f t -3 BR I lied ·•~ •• •• bch ' r.f . ave mor_e . u x u r :1 w a er ron come approx. $300.000. Coast Hwu. Annual gross vd.. ch•' Id OK, qu•' el . • am rm. vau •••••,•••••••••••••••••• oceanvu, wa ... ..,.. · iridividi.!al exterior de· r ,-1; r th th s h · d I ' ' I 2 Id •••< XI t b $5.soo iam1 unwi 1 ome!\ pr1~e r o m Giantpool,j acuzzi,gym, income $11·,184 on low 51-t.••••."'•-eve ce1. yrs o . .......,, •" , , n · uy ; at • · s i'"" with heavy shake ho $55 900 $210 -ss· t J ts · ..... ~ ..-.o-v•.... 8 b =• -39 ¥'ESAVerd.e 4br,2~ba , 496-4122 , . rOr;r ; we ll groomed me, · ,ovu. wa e.~ron ·garages. 1-'or sale or rents. As kinl $42 ,500 1 ar ara . ...,....,><
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Jg. yd, $60'•· Ownr. El Toro 1032 cpg; rm; "' + '.,] NewportBeach.673-3900 owner. Mr. B., 400 N. Take advantaA:e of this Air cond. Nr. So: Coast beac~m$aoo e:!;~Catt
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Bright, cheerlul Twn/Hs, I ........ ., ~ make mon~y. 10. 963·2187 is · · THEEHCHAMTED JBR, 38A, 2 car attch SUILfR •• ,....... 4523 Campus0r.,'1rvine Just li.ste4! 3 BR. plusl---------1 R&•Lo~~cs 38 E ,. Ho La 5 .l(T••.V.. den. Move-in condition! NEW 19UNfT _., ~ Sharp2bedrm 2ba Mon· r, xecu 1ve me, COnAGE gar. Cr /pie., El Toro ~.,._, CampusValley~Ctr. Lowest piiced in area, •COSTA MESA• 1roken 675-6700 ticello Townhouse'. Just Cuesta area. Nr. Bch,
Picture a warm, charm-586'3991 $65,900 C~LllJ.1600 1 $47 500 painted. Xlnt cond. Va· 968-4456or&W-1644
ins home with 4 com· .• Valley I 034 this much desired model l.;;;~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;j °C~ YWOoD REALTY ~~~~~.~PIED Besl varu~~-N. O>sta cant~!v5880ail now. $245. per IMMACULATE 4 bdrm. z
fortable bedrooms, love· ••••••••••••••••••••••• becomes ayailable only LOOIY ....r&'I '* 541· 1290 * •PRICE $380,000 mo . ........-ba. cpls, drps, bll·ins,. ly yard' with riiiu.ch once-ln-aw'hile! Qrff:rs ~ Mesa. $540 income . 5290 RED CPT &
priVacy and covered all of the features most ~ly $32~~c!~~li:~~e~ 1 ~drm . Doll House on P~~:n1~% 645-6177 '4H5,~L.PINCHI~-·. ~~:~ !n:t· gl ar::-· A~~'. RLTR
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S-Arlene,89J.-13Sl • patio .~ Situated on a wanted in a home, in· rdm ·: .... h li 1 pnvate island. Ex cond. "" .,. ...,"" "'~" 7-·-•171 qutel,O'ee'linedstreet in eluding: breakfast nook; con o..-.t pane ng, ov· $56,000. Owner JAgtlniH11Property 1400 2127E.CoastHwy, _.... . .>.IV·..,...;........., 3Br, l 'h ba Twhse.
M ... V rd. Priced to r•rmal d;n;ng room. ely gold 'carJieting aild ...,.,., 675 439Z C lubh•e/pool $300 e • " recreat on racilities. 675·.-u.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • COLLEGE Park 3 br, 2 · • . sell promptly, '59,900. -' ...__,Est_.... lluil:e family room~>'very Don't let this one go by, Commercial Corner in ba. next to school. $350 Is l /last. $75 cleaning.
Phone 548·2313 ror addi· .... _ __.AC; private m'aster Sutua •rtd 1 be ~LUFFS VIEW . Laguria Belicri. 75 x ,75. Large Triplex. Dana Pt. mo w /gardener. 552·8816 842-4921.
tlo1tal details and DP· by l"6!t/A.Y indoor laundry ro<pii', you'I A sorry. Spac1ou~ . Customized 11.z Blk. rroin beach & Ocean View. 2 2-Br, Iba. or644·6719 1 1·~"~L~-"-----3-2-4-4 polntment. And we haven't even ~ndom1n1um 3 BR, 3Ba pe1r'k. 5140,000. or best of· l 3·Br. 2ba. All apts rerlt· ----------1 -
OPJNIM'>•11 .s rL1Nro H1MC"1• dncrlbed neighborhood V1eworBay 412Plata rer Owner 494·16.52 or ed. $85,000. For Sale by 3Br, 2ba, 2 children OK,••••••••••••••••••••••• ·11·· .,.,~ and ldcali"on ! Bette r $12.000 Owner 675·340C 499:2394. ' Owner. Principals Only, Must keep up yard. $215
. . ·~ hurry and phone 546-2313 YISl•N 496·1234. mo.548·8443. RENTALS e ·· ·~ I d" II · HARBOR VU l-IMS,2 Sty c--lal BR 8 13 :,, .;;-, or o;:ta s. 11••,.:ry PALERMO 4 8dr ' ~·· Loht I ZZOO 2 ,l a .......... lO :2~·.· ,;_] -• · m, ~ Property 1600 orsae Co~le.ee Park. 3BR,2BA. 2 eR,2 Ba .......... $325
,1 552-7500 Ba.DELUXE.$92,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 01n1ng rm . Dbl , frplc. 3 BR,2 Ba ...... $385·$415 Mesa~yerde. 3Br, '2ba, 1841 Port Margate, NB COM Prime Csl . Hwy TWO. LOTS t~al HK/209. plus ram. rm w/frp.lc. 3 BR, 2v, Ba .... , .•.. $400
1''R • Blocks from STILi, HEB> llG C ·~OH frntg. 3000 sq. ft. AAA le· ~ho1ce location, Hunt· Well landscaped. Q.wet 4 BR,21/J ba .......• :$4.sO .school.' 2 Huge separate """' nanl on Net lse. + 1200 1ng~on Be ach .. Zoned c ul·de-.sac. $350 1ne.
Q'rick Fr~cs. BJ.la~fully lroaMa.-.T-Rock Bright, cheery 3 br. J ba, sq. fl. Avail. for retail/of. bu~1ness, Prof"esstonal or waler gardener. Or will RAIS OR'S la~calM?d. $d,5 Ph: 1----------t if you are ownerofplan3 Jacuzzi + sm . pool. ri ces. Xlnt investment orr1c es. $21,~. each. sel l below market. ~1911. CllCLETHISAD or4and.maywant.to sell. $135,000. $lfiOOOO 675.s900 TERMS. Wnte: KAN. 979-6699 REALTORS -""""-"'-------I Your new home coWd be contact our orrice im· 3 br, 3 ba, 3 car garage ' · PAK , 1993 Kihei Rd., .
EASTSIDE·Near Back this lovely 4 bdrm, 3 medi•tely. $124,500. CD4MlaMlai-Kihei Maui Hawaii or 3 BR, 2 BA, 30' fanuly rm, 4523Campus Or., Irvine.
Bir. l BR,..2 &\ 'ftplc, bath, 2 story with wood PEnlT~REALTY for tale 1700 phone (808) tffl.1S211 garage bdrm converSion. Campus ValleyShopcti.
formal din, newly de· burning fireplaee, ReaJEtitak 552-7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New P•int, carpet, drps. CALL83J..1600
corated tbril-OUt. 'Beaut. separate fi mily room t-IAtdlJl.Y J;---:-::-;-;---;~;;;11 =::::::::::::::::::::::::= JE x c e pt i on a I So• th I.al &tote Cul.de·sac · $425 per mo. l---"'~=-:.C..'-'-'--'--
lndScp'g.,$47 ,ooo. Owner. near Mile Sq. Park. Cul oq L•n•I le.O 1048 Laguna value, 2 DD, Exchmge 2100 lst & last + cleaning *RENTALS* .... 737 900 r ~--Oct IOI• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dep. No dogs. 1213 UNIV. PARK ..::::::.:· :.:.::~·------1 de sac location. '62. . POI YOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-· • adull. Own your own.
d VAi.rm •. Phone-1.r CLOSllH DUPLEXES ~000 1wl1h-soo •-·-~~~~--~~~I Doaee•l Al, nr. Fairview 2BR,2Ba ....•. $12:5/425 BY Owqer. Dis is a AND · -· •• ............ r _ _.DEc-~11o1 &Baker.545-0062: -~a-.... C I detal.l s. 968·331·1 or lo s hOl)ping and Dana Custo m 4 Bdrm + 3 Owner will carry '""" ---3BR .. 21f2Ba ..•.•.•. ....,...
place! omp ete nb~w 546-1754. YOUI FAMILY Po•'nt Har•--. 2 "rm Bdrm, ext.-int. cedarsid· balance at 8'-\%. Droker ill ......... • Llllcolll MESA VERDE .rbr, 2 ba. 4BR, 2-..; Ba .. ··· .... $450 · kit., ba, copper plum g, Th' 38R h I ~ ~ ' WALNUT SQUARE crpts. used brick frplc, · is ome s near Condominium. View of ing. Panoramic view. 499-2271 . Val•t 11 OM. Cl4tw. rarp. rm. O/W, bltns,
wbodpaneling.etc,e\c.3 our beautiful beach, hills. Prtvatepatioarea. $225,000. , For li9 Cm1ya. or rncd. yd .• 2980 Jaca ran· 2BRTiii::T'LE"ROCK$21.S
br huge lot. Come see , completely up-gr'aded EnclosRd garage. Would Beautiful & new 3 Bdrm 2 STORY o c •I w •I e w lot, da. S34P mo. 675-8461 an : 379, E. tBth Sl, C.M. ·through-out. Priced to youbeli8ve$25.900? up & 1 down, Close to $20.9~0 Full price, 2
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I • kla~. '(A Aam. lOan BY 0 1 , e e Y tacular view, Call Dan or Keilr at ••••••••••••••••••••••• garden, cul:de-sac. Pets YISl9N 9 •e0t1CHl9't '-""'• ""' lt!t IYJ% 11\t.I. -~per mo. re$()d-:;,!?".I 3 Br, 2 Ba, Senioradults-$11.1 ,500. lCJl.&12lAgt . OK, no children. $200 . .,':'~:..:,,,:: dlJRRY,C"t!';•'9371 !;:~ ;:.:~~~: . GtMral ll02 mo.646·8493 att.7PM ls.ALTY
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'2BR:°buee -.:ror 4. ~Bluebird OIDYon Ya.Caw11eattt ,Newport $140., Balboa $37.5.545-6740or642.Sl81 Irv. Condo. 3 br, 2 ba,
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room, din. area. firplc. bltos. Pool. Walk to J car ¥fr· balcony/pon.'h. baby ok. $200. mo. !. Bedroom.and •••••••••••.....,••••••••• ilicl'd .. '90. mo. MT-2531 CottSpay/Neulet" o.
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Pool crpt & drps lndry D d . r. a , Infant play area. No MOVI I"' • ....,.,S Island Ill Jambo~ o •••••••••••••••••••.•••• Vic Santa Ana HJ'• ADULT COMMUNITY. 2 adulis. 177 E. 22nd st : crpt a, rps, bllns, nr pcta. 548-2000 • "9"'""' S11nJ011quin IUU.s Roud. 2 BQ.. 2 ba, near ba~. "How S.hltlt.. R~~ardl ue.85l7 ' W" De5, ~Ba!:·~~ Near Bcac.b. 642-3645 bewch. s:?GO.
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pool, bltns , wash/dry• L-Furn l Ir'$ 2 BR apt. Adults only. Ult· $220 . .LG £ 3 Br, OCC area, Close to beach. 536-0336 Summer Rental ~I wk,, I t. ~ew~rt IU.M2·46C4 V,lc:"' San Clemente.·
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642·9520 ADULT 1 BR, frplc, pool. Next to beach. Bach., Sub·lease Parle Nwp~. Apt , Lost: ·Ba1sett Hound ~uP-Ba. S400. mo. Adults, n 2 BR . frpl, bllns , dis· $180 mo. 197S Pomona, 1&2 br frl)m $145 . • z WIHS FIH • View or back ~..l-."um. THE COLONY py. Vic : Cd.M. Blk/w
pets, 675-5800, Bkr • no HOLIDAY PLAZA hwasher, sundeck . pool , CM . Call 645_..ltl J a cu z 1 is & tennis . Mo ve in w /deposits , Avail 8/14·8114. JP.'. mo. RE, T SHOPS brn/whl sPo(.$. Cboker
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NEWPORT TERR. 3 br. furn apl. Pool. Ample 673·1418 Eves/Wknds. E·SIOE 2 br ,duple?' nr. $230 Rcfrig, Security, Pr11~1e reasona e space ,, ,
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bllns., fam rm .. IOOry., carprt, adults/no pets. 552-8343 car gar., all 8/1. New . llilhurtls'.ColorTV, · ArrowlteGd.._...! !"rench w1ndo~. gables Westchrf area. 7.30PM. patlo,gar.,occanviewon •TropicmPool• S250.833·89741&3J.I~. From s27• mo. Open · -~r & trees. Ad)acent lo 4/24. 673·7U:5 Pis. Iden· 15acreparkw/pool .$37S SJi"s 2 o~ be ·1 .. Stunning view, elub '"' . I r A l IC mo' .. 4·7357 1 Br, cpls, dJlJs, bltns, · ' am cei .. houseSat&S...n1·5.120 · lrvincAve.atMesa privgs,slcep;6.SUmmer ,..t:sl 1 va o r s1 ~t=y _______ _ t' G & tc paid CostaMtsa 3124 cpts, drps. 2U43 "F " s 0-R I Gro "\ds $pa~o. ak· ;;-~ r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wallace, 646-8883, no 14th t . To in ca ty . 545-4855 resv., SSS wknd ; $125 wk -~·'BROADWAY FOUND: Bl.IC Lab, female
Bl.Uf'FS Condo. $350. mo. I . mo. · Off leat .. Path pels. 846-1311or846-4938 ~~-~~2ria, 645·3167 or LA.GUN A BEACll Pup. w /white chest. 4135
2446 Vista llogar . CM YE~SAILLES ~· •-v· MD Ids tn•25J3 644·7035or67J.0140 2035 Fullerfroa. 2 Br. Adults no pets, 2 BR 2'" HA studio apt. EX. lge ~ br, 2 ba, dlx u:. c ona · "
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HOMEFlt«>ERS 2 BR. $250, Bach. $100. 1&2Br.Unfumt l+Urnfr. PropertyMglnt. '°heanblvif('! ltiglh ~n 'w /~ame . nr Beach , atm03 phere. Abortion, adoption&:
Utils. pd. 496·0195 o 1SlG9.~gas/wtr.pd. 846-1311 ~ e u over ou · Shop'g, gar, rec. fac. JS25 MesaVerdcDr.E. keeping, * 642·9900• 960_1142 1ng Newportiblrbor / Reas. rent. 536-3549 Costu Mesa. 545--4123 ;;:::;::=-:;-;;:;;--:;--;;-;-J -~~~-----,--Adults-No Pets Sec. gate NEAR OCEAN t privacy ! Peaceful, ;--::-;-:;;;-:::-;:-=-:::==-J --=7==;:-;-;:--~'---J -~A~Po::C=A~R"°E'-'$4~7.'.:+-2563;o,:=:._ Fireplace. 3 BR. 2 B.A. Huntington leach 3740 Pool, Rec. Rm .• Elevator Spacious. • Lg. 3 BR on hone proper-•Corona del Mar•
crtps, drps. R/O, patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 525 Victoria,&t2-8970 HEW 2 & 3 IDRMS tSerene adults only ty. Share w/fem. 1 child Small Patio Store/Of· ~-mo. Ask ror Bev or LOW -y MEDITERe•~•H DISTl""CTIVE Beautiful studio apts. IElevalorservice OK. 546-"802aft6pm flee. $100. 497-121S PIO• ...SH?E·L p JdE.963 .... 56796.1-1786 '"IA:IU. ~ ...,. 1o~rpl cs. bltns, dis· B•CH I 2&JIR ONE WAY.
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727 Yonta-.. d. 1 Bedroom & Den 1 Be*'°°81 536-2579 MOVE IN IOMUS $112·50 + ulil. 54S-3'1G2. Office bldg. 1300-7800 SPIRITUAL READER
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536-0411 2400 Ha rbor Blvd. From SI 95 pl ex apts. Nr. beach , NEWPORT BEACH share lee house in llunt. Bch. 645-3323 Advice on all matters.
STUDIOS& I IRs Costa Mesa (7 l4)557-8020 NIGHT LIGHTED c lose lo everything. (Comer Hospital Rd & Bch. $100. mo. lst&la.st, SM L h .
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car gar, patio, lge renced •Healed pool ParkLille name ' . t ey ave ' . Coast Hwy). Male or Female to share TORY. 1100. mo. 42S30lh, """'" -... .__ yd, Nr. Heh & Douglas. nd f ·li . ·~legant Rec. Pavilion Open for inspection Sal. 714 -645_6242 1 -~-,-----:--:-=
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Ca.clolnini111111 3425 •TV • mao'd serv. a•a•"I · Pvt Palios-ffld Pool Adults only No pets cOllect: 213.964--0881 townhouse. Adults only. Call 549-66308lo5pm. Store or dlx olficespace , ~UROPE BYC~ UnfwaisMcl .., • Nr. Shop'g-Adlts Only 555 PAULAR.IHO No pets. 1728 Bedford Ln, . ' !SOUR BUSIN :sP~or-nBe·sQe"r~i-Mwfitlinu9 •..a. I Newport Frwy So. lo OCEANVIEW-$260. mo. $285. mo. 548-7533 WANTED: Fem. room-approx. 900·l80l)..2700 sq. Bu.Y. Lease, Rent MY
Villa Pacific, single story, ... ~ 1777 Santa.A';; A~C .. M Baker o rrramp. Turn Great ror single or a cou. mate 10 shr: .. 3 hr ho.me. n . sor Sq. Fl. European car tor over-choice location near 1-·~•~m~i~le~t~o~nc=e~an"----I Mgr Apt 113 646-5542 right at lsl signal). pie. S teps to jacuzzi, • LA P.4.RISl&.IHE Lg. yard, will consider Call Art at675·1000 .ieils delivery. :Factory
beach, pool & tennis, J NO increase lrJ summer l714J 549-1302 vollyeball & beach. 2 Br. unfu rn. All electric. small child. 645-0HJ8 Industrial 1-.. 4500 priCe: Free travel plan.·
hr. 2 ha, 2 patios & rent. Beaut. 1 br furn H•cifttda De Ml-Ml 6.16-6300 Fireplace. lleuted pool. Share with other remale. •••••••••••••••••••.•••• nJ n g. EUR AU T 0 ,
walerfall, a ll extras. Va-:.tplS $165 & $175 Spanish 160 W , Whoa, c.M. , BR b _1 ATTRACT. 2 br twnhse. Adults. $210. Pk. Nwp't. l Br, 2ba. NEW llUlLDINGS at o . 673-4550, Lido Villa1e.
cont. $400 .. 962·2811 or Style bldg,pvtenclgar., BEAUTIFUL 2 ,I aapt,a;.-a1 .now. D/W h/d 1 I 979-1268 Nice l y furn . SISO . C.Airporl.2400to8000sq,.~N_.~B~----:--=------962·4471. pool,sauna,lndry,adlts. GROUNDS $180. Util pd Ca ll CJ •~as ry. enc,· Acrossrromgolfcoorse 6405342 fl ample pwrking SOME'";,!-
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848-1323 1&2 B r from $145. room,washers&dryers. area.968-8007 •~•••••••~••••••••••• 675·3.570 2176 Placentia, CM tin yd. Allo<part""""ltOo' or lin e . Teamst e r . -~--------1 Ja c u zzis & Tennis . """"""
T .... H 846-1323 STUNNING Lg. 1 br $125/mo. Studio Apt-util S.C .... llfe 3876 rear).636-4120 675-1121 846-1677.
u..t..islMcl . 3525 Garden apt. Pool, rec paid,sha rp!Nrbeach. •••••••••••••••••••••••SINGLE Garage s I d k ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BRCondo, t 1hba,nr.Ht. 18thSt R It 675-biOO BEACll1''RONT . MISSIONVIEJO Com.I! ete yar wor .
room. $175. 710 • ea or PENTHOUSE EastsideboCosta Mesa szs .. Handy ,0-San o;ego ~ .. ,. anytime, own t.rans. 263t 28LOCKSTOBEACH llarbour. Washer/Dryer. ... EldonF I )
J,8,r.3Ba,dshwhr,frplc, Nopets.S22Smo.897-4210 •VILLANIMOS• Mewportl•-=11 3869 New 2 br & den, 2 ba, ~~~~~ ats, cars, etc. 200 to 2000 sq.n. Ca.II -1 rear·
2·car gar. 3t7 22nd St., or846·889U ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrpl, all bltns. pvt. sun-owner&.11·1400 JobW..ted,
llunt. Bch. (714)~ FURN. Lg. 1 br. 5135 + 2 Ir. 2 .. .4.pts UVE NearThe Deach! deck overlook'g. beacb. Single Garage for rent, lewhlh'W..tN 4600 P1•al1 7050
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1300 BEAc.~ singls•·1"'10r street TO rrs NAME 1 .~M~o~r~·~"~'a~1s~flOO~~to~12;t~o~J~~;;~'~'~2~·~66~5~J~~;li~~~~r~J.~m 1501 w.~ .... Dr. by June 1 ~. Yrly up to r./ .. rse. /compaalon, -= uxe s p
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aq ·ft, 2 bdrm w/lott-den, Garage avail. After 5, 1 0 s 1 r e a m s w it h 2324 Elden Ave 833_2480 i Course, oc vu. 2 CB.T Newport fo-..inancial Ctr pm A.· Yai lable for Ion• .or frpJe,plush crptg,home-S36·0862or551·1659 waterfa lls "re"tc a STIPSTO""'"CH 1 g pr"' ent rance L-11-0---t-e • lik~ s torage, walk·ln 1 · "· .. r _.. gara e, 1'' ' ..-.. "W ~..,_... NEEDED · cozy o ne-short ~erm c~. Con· Cl els. balh .. gucsl PARTLYfum_.bach.$13S. re axing settin g or 2 BR. Child O.K. Private 2BR,tba,winterS235 decks. $235. Lease. Eves CallonSiteManager valescing patient Any your sp cious neW'1or patio. $160. mo. 757 EWPORTCREST &:weekends494-Z139. (714)642-3lllext24d bedroom apartment near · · bath, blln gas range & ~-0321n1c l. ~-~!.,arbch. 2·.bedrC:,m ap;irti:ne~t. Shalimar.Apt.2. N beach in Newport by ·shifi orrelief.96().2939
ovc..n. patio deck, 2 car ...._ or . ..........,. From 8195. fo~urniture 2 BR . 2 Ba condo$)25 Apa1 t11K11ts Fun.I~ NEW plush office bldg, 2 . Ma)'. I. Prerer Bal~a Help W.tff 7100 en,~ed garage w/laun-..-Olecadl 3741 '&v iiilable. Sma11-pet.s Woods Y • l BR apt . WE H.4.YE or U111fvndtlltd 3900 to 6 Rm suites. Con-Pen1nsulu. Responsible ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryroom.Payonlyelec-., ••••••••••• , ••••••••• OK.Adullsonly.Office w /carport + gafden SUMMERRENTALS •••••••••••••••••••!••• ference Rm. Xerox you·ng woman reporter. ___ ......:.._ __ ..-...
tnH·c. Acdu011ts.,.1 So. olbeCoahst C 0 M p LET EL y open 9:00 to 6:oo, 2300 area. Stove & rerrig., copier. Nr. OC airport ~1-6310 days; 675-5856 ~-:""~
Wf,., rom ac . be t·r II f . hed 2 Fairview Rd., Costa. pvt. entrance. $180 mo. ~.I 833·3640 n1tes. Banquet Do'rector n•K $425. 435 Goldenrod, au 1 u Y unus . Incld 's all ulil's. 642-5270 ~ "6
Cor'ona del Mar. 1714) BR Ai.>t . ,oceanview, l\lesa. PhoncS45·2300· or968-4950. UQTlllCID'c.11T! ! Furn or partly furn patio Engr /Optical SllK 67s,9337_ w /p al1,o, huge pool •. _ .. _ IMJ\AlllStllllYUIC apt or studio. Quiet. For-ContractaAdmin toSI6K
adu,lts o~I>:. $400. mo, 6 LUXURY 3 b nr South 1YRNEW·2BR,2ba,shagd~~~~~~~~~~I ""' ~lrtflA«1"10 malureresp.woman.Up SteamCleaners loS12K 2 BR, C rpts, Urps, & Mo s m1n1 m1.1m lease . r, ' crpt 'd, love ly kitchl •lochelcM"s to$175.SS2·7C84 IRVINE oco<""o."'L stove, marrie:t couple, Nea r Golr Course , Cst. Plaza. $275. Bllns, W/bltn R IO, disposal •& •DELUXE-•I IR,211 .IA1rci , , rcl\,,1\-ll"Cl ... C
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lalbo• PtllliRlulo 3707 Mewport leach 3769 SPARKLING new spac. 2 recreation area. Adull!I [;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~ ./ ...... .,..., Opportwllftr 5005 ·-~
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ShodyE11111G•dl111• Br, $210 ·$21~. Patio, only,nopets. f• •••••••••••••••••••••••APT Manager wanted. 1.4.LIOAI~ $29.95WKUP.1Bdr,2 Ba Pool,crpt&dl"Jti,lndry, cr ptd!I, drip s , bdea ut . •$337• Affiliate Workingman&wile,no •·h · · I adults. 177 E. '1?rw1 St. gar en. mme · oc-865A · w NB ~..,. · ..., arming, unique oc. & Bach. Color TV, maid ..... ~ cupancy. Adults, no pets. m1 gos ay. (Sb "' VENDING experience ne~eaaarr.
Close to shopti, bus, bay serv. pool. THE MESA, cN~e~•~r~Be=;::a~c::h~.~642;::·'"'.:';:' ~·:;:~ l ~527~~W~.~w~;l~so~n~.~64S-~~96~.1~4-I Managed by '[I,, -r·s Hui ba nd must , know & ocean. 105 Main St. 415 N. Newport Bl. NB. _ WILLIAM WALTERS •• .. COMM'L-PROFESS'I~ We can teach you how to maintenance ·&r repairs,
645·8740 646 -9681 "2 BR. l Ba, Mesa Verde. LOVELY 2 & 3 br, spac. COMPANY Class A office bldg, 2790 increase your income 24 units lit Hunt. Beach.
Adults, i:ar. :1vail. $175. · k" h CORONA DELMAR H arbor Blvd , (at wilh vending machines, A,p''t +·extra•. V 2 B d h N l """-•c•e rooms. cpl, nice ill', ,. 0 T . 1 Ad ) c M El u , r . s w s r. $100 /MO ON BEACJI ope s. <>->->'0
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By wk or mo. till 6/13. Kit+ ba.673-1241 l·I BDRM 351 Victoria Apt 3. gar. J-175. 233 19th St., from$2GO . l Drfrom$205. music, parking, .tee. candy &: drinks. We Aul ..... te 67~1 ILOFTOM.YI 646_4252 · ' Apt. ''C'' 675-0236/ Pool, tennis, <.-ontinent,al patrol. M. R. Stever, furniah locations & let.lw .. Mir •
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for s ingle gentleman .. 1 BR , walk tobch. $160. patio, i;wimming pool, 548-2407. mature, quiet adults. PALMMES.4.APrS Mewportleodli Pflced for quick sale. 18ssa&each8lvd.H8.
Walk to bch/st.ores. $250 Avail. May 1st. 827·1833, p lay ground, 2 car Deck, lndry hkup, gar. MINUTF.5TONPT' Executiveoffices Phonel38·8684. m~. incl. util. Yearly. lCMCorona Ln. Apt . "A" · garage, 2 Br unf~shed SPAC IOUS 3 br, 2 ba, cp Nr. Hoag. $195. 642·1.276 BC•I Sl50·S350Month AUDIT Cl Bil
ti73&071eves .a.-1 .. Is from$195.719W.W1laon, drps, frpl, D/W, st.v.On Canal 2Br 2Ba gar Bach 1&2BR from$162 Viewofboats&watcr HARDWARE STORE, Req,'s ••••<ale Ciaure 3724 -+.'?'U_1:._•1_..__~ 646·1251 Pat' &ear Acroufrom · • · · · · · · Newport. Beach, o ld CottaMeM """"'_ .
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pets. Jnq : 28118 La Salle, wkd)'l!. ' P s 1 o N P R L I A T T Y H L o I Q lta ire now available. Full 1ervlce/*1ftPleprk.a "Cupid fOf'Ct!laale"
Apt I. t . CONDO 3 Br. 2 S., cpl.5 , E H 1 M y o B L P a S ,\ C 11 I C N I. U 16700Saybrooll' -~-Lb1 WELTON BLDG. $16 IOO •IT MOii '640-633Bor549-3524. arp 2 br W/J>Mt, gar. Nr drps, bltns, trplc. pat.lo. ..._., 2155ECl\Hwym-.oo ' -..,.. ..... ....:.:::..::=.::..:=-=:;_-r.9ihop /bch. $300 yrl)'. Ad.Jts. $325. 642-UM Ill N " N N L I I I D •• 0 A , DD cs l·lunllnJlonHarbout .... OUT~""'
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J oites Realty 873-6210. Utlle Isl. 81)'(mt, new re-Newly decorated, 2 bt A u A N N 8 H T L E N U f'\I o L B N ~ MESA Glao£N APTS 2400 w. C.t i{WJ'.(aerou • • ;rt In )'our lt tory. ~-••kl ed 1 ar unit\ 3 level. 8.ayvw. 2 w/1ar, Adlls. cpl..", dtl>s. E L A t v A A A NA r; !t MET T r. N L Luicurv deconltd apts. £romStuf&Sbirt.)5""'18 't;!m•• ·~ qu ... aBlyne;:UCllllll.HNoMIHBU~ ,,... ... e; comp. r ec. Br. frp c. Auto gar opnr. rncd yd w/p1tio, water ._ .. -., ,._ Iii • • ,._
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S.lltn hi "th ' clos.t aar. No pet.I. N ALAION n•LTAQUEIN MITltOPOLnJ ' Ol'FICEIPACE LowealrataOranae . Uonal Bank, lnine ln· D 11'! p•,,n1tClnc tn~ A~ •LG, 3 Br. (upper Dupltx). children under 1%. ANN ~CIKlllf Dlt1A01"0UOKT "'"' 08;1.AJoNI ' ...................... $14 • -Sq. }'\. •••II. I I, ,...., ....... Ca. dust.rial B!;andL Cont.ct
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0 us . Gar, xtras. Panoramic HaclendaJlarborApta CLlkMONT GQATHPUILIC aAVANi'fAff ~ ROOMS tl(I. wk up wit 1115.-$115. p/mo.. Prtme &&2·211'1 $&5-G8l_I LucySh1rkey.•zt11.
ts I •lmple milter ••. i view of ocean & 27' from 146·120t COLUM81A MF.MPt11s l1Nrrsb8TAT18 ; kitchen SJO. wk up •pl Ntwpc>rt/M .. area. TIM Servin• Harbor areJI 2e
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, 1 '380/mo., Incl. ulll. 3704 OAK RI OGf.:VJ.u..A fo;n;oy tnuch l•rPr "SHll 6 Find" pu11l• ••lh °""' 60 l ~"-'-"--------1 :.o: Mll~f.O~~ifJ:f The fi'IC..t draw ln the Seuhore, NB. 61'3-61'2, 3 B.R., 2 BA, blllns, d~r1t~perp,a111linenell-'"'••fritil.,,24.!*Jtbookl.u. Room with kltch• BEAUT. I rm office, Sl.000 TD, 25~ return. ~&•A
Weit. • ~• Dilly Piiot eve a . or 673-6571 . cblldren welcome. -=is. To otdr.1 "'>iulTl .. 1. II mnd Dt twl 11 torwh, m•lliflldtKlll privlp. M2·7520 aft I : NewpC)l't Ck)' Kall arwa. Dure 2 yrs. 10 laOI,, well >MWN. c.a11114 --Clullflld Ad. IC-51171. ChJ.ldrenOK,nopets, 8S8 W.Center.6'S-ll97 peyebllrto "S..lr; • FllMl"in cwtoru.i.,,. • .-,_,. PMnrweeknds. '200. rno.'17,...., aecu,. .. ......._ Ot ....... 1
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............... c:.r. .. •r C1i1AIJC11t• Ga•M•1 Hw.-cS.rr'og ...,.,.. oW'-19--:..,,;_ 119 ······················ .... . . -.. , . ..,....._, .....................• .... . ........................................ ······················ ........................ r······················ ······················· ······················· . CUST. Rll!OMDL. Addi C u1 lom Ca rpentry . CUSTOM CelDMll Work Flower1/Malnt/l..d.'1Cpg GRASS (.."(). , • llOUS1'::CLEANING• H ..& .a~ Tri f.1AR V'S PLlJM81NG
lions, de corative ex. , JoT amning or Jo'\niah Work. Patios. J\euonuble sod, s prkln.&Oil cond MOW" EDGE : by rttli•ble couple. Good MOVING? OllM _,... '" • 648-fJIW •
terlor wood.wrk., con· llemodels It Addttlons. t'ree EJlt&U-11514 Cleanup. io'REE ES1'. 646.7$.28 ratt?!I, rel!J . s.t8.Q7I ___ C=ol::..:5o.4.;;5-;...:;5c.3.:.4.;;7_ NO JOD TOO SMALL crete. Competitive rate.· ~9-41$9 &U·Wl/tM-4908 OU K llATES will l'lea~e l--'-"-'-"-'"'-"-'===--
.146·7017 1848-5383 Gen. . Lt::ONITE CONCRETE Cleanups T r eewo rk Rf':/\SQN/\81.E You. Freeest.7yrs.exp. ~UALITYPA1 "."1'1 Nq Rl'MOdel&Repair
Contr.Lic.27Bl6 ~o Job too Lge /S!ftl. STAMPING , Co b · Complt.awnSer'llce. G a rden l n "/Min o r COJSlaMesaNewport 54H·7147 l rolesslonal will p1u nt•••••••••••••••••••••••
ltough rramln1trin1sh. blctitone, brick, tile. Comm/Reas/Cleanups. ~l~n~d~s~cp~·~·~· ~·=•~Y~"'~· ~l=n~•:":•:·i ~;;;i;';'~·~·~~64.l-=-7'-487"-'--your ~ouse & -~it r_ight: MAST f:R C rafts manii Bob C unnlngha1n . P:itlOl'I etc.64CM349 Pre.et l. 548.fJ142 /8(2..7289 646-2693 l ~L ·_l~:tt . R cois~::a blt Specially. Remodclin~ •
.y,&91;ee • .,.. 646·3156. ' c.... PaintincJ/Paperi119 !~1 t cs. Hefs. 49'1'·31Ul. __ finis h work, rers. free,.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Olock·Slumpstonc Walls· •GAROEN1NG111 G1 .. r.i S-t--:.•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• k 499 ,, ... ~ •,p 'd ,. II Stud ..,, "'-· l'llOl". Pa inlina & Puper· est , guar wor · • ....,., , APPLIAMCl .. AIR "' ' ... o egc . en Patio Slabs -Drl ve:t -Mow/Edte/Maint ••••••••••••••••••••••• OTO Tl LLl?IJC $25 . Prof P ai nter, honest . W h J> c;arpe nter , odd Jobs . Planters 645-8720 Free Bsl 548 0930 II Nov~ N-11 & . L d . • Sod Sales wo,·k. ,, ••. lo•1/e•1 , ,,...... h:an. gl.••." .• t:_xt._11111.-Lie. Roofinn ••,ers· ryen .JWrrigs .. , •• ,.1 l!nme lmp'o"e· · · · A .. A omes · an 1iC01J11n • . " .. = 1 , E•I .~,·~· ,
u .. . • c ' I F E I Masler Chg e I R ( ,,. 275'' IUi . r(:C .. •""""" ...... • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ca11Jack548-0433 mcnl645•8 ... ,.. c ..... ector 'omple t e Mairit, y d Apts. onsc1ent ous ree 1. .· s . e s. . ... ·-=c..:;.=.===-:::::..._1 ~~~~!:-~----J Craltsman.645'65:i8. D 11 y o r eves. Tom &12·3tll3 Patios ROOF'SCHECK~D!
(.; • ••••••••••••••••••••••• cle8.l\UJ*• lawn renovat-960-21-70 ----------; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repaired & ltepl accd ...._111'--u1tom ,l:lemodeling Free Deslign & il;;t, New Ing, pruning/trimming. ''TIJINGS " by Moose. R .L . S I NO !l . S tate 0 .-Se • -1• ~ 'Cllbinetl Kitchens , h dd /i t ••• ••1& ·-Sunshade, eoven;, de<:k&, 1reet r actory rv1ce omes /rm a ln n ..._...., · Gen woodwork, ......,,.in:, • lic /insrd. Exterior. Pay L•·rense'-><••-••••••••••••••••••••••• Baths also. Uniq1... di/ tl~-r/ dri·-.,,.,; ~..-tire ring, benche-1, WOOd. ....,....,__
Babya; It ting. l''enced Unusual Work We100i.e. l!:'.:kwy':' f~fl/ho.;. ... ~ •ROTOTILi.iNG• o r plumbing. etc ....... -S6l3: ~~·;;;1~·~·;:~·;.:·i~~ monthly. 979-3-t::"';:."---I brk. cone. Quali ty. t-'air PH: :>49-2961 :.•:.d •. nl.:°.r::::. ~~.'..,;!.ny Mbr. 8 .8 .Bureau. 20 yn:. or o ( f Ice. 8 on d . SWme!:I ~k.~.e-j51~~ike 2F0i~r .. glass Boad, t RepA 1a1r, . ~ta iled , keyed alike, slid-PA INTI NG I He pai r, 35 rl.rieeQd C:ieat;vc1 des!~;1s. Tile-~ -= t::tp,962·1961 ina'ured/lic302l5tlJ.OO".lt . un e r . so _ingdoon madie secure. y r s. w o r k 1n a ns hl p em e nggc sm Jo r->.•••••••••••••••••••••••
L Ii C 'g a ··a,·Jablc fobe,glass tanks & rcn 1· 888 Ph ···-·i £uar'd, take advantage K.en •. e_vc. &il-1110• · •• ltay CEllAM JC TILE. New• • ovinit ~are, rncd yd. i''ini shCarpentry n•n • BOB'SGARDEN"ING ' · 1c o1 · :~ · d w c.a "" II r I d a Y I w k , R e mod e l ·Repair . Mc Cu 11 o "g h ClcanUps&NewLawns i ~ra.Hullbuffing &.wax· o(myexp.Slf>.7056 ays .675-91M. c re _ Rem00(:1. f'~ree est. Sml
Nights/wknds OK, RcrH .. S75·1865or 53&'8475~(1 6 Con.st/"6·7"6 Ph: 646-2056 ' ing. Terry 642-lot7, MCllON"Y •TOP QUALITY ,, Pktthr/R~pair jobs welcome. 536·:?426 -~ ..... . ...................... . _., . .n7 Jeannie C , , °'"" .... '--Ga.. · Interior & Exterior ••••••••••••••••••••••• . -------t$..,-y1 ... -._. Kt.-e pAmeri ca CLEA N ' s ·WILLIAMS Ir. Sons Call Lee ·-7Z7Se·· f'A1'Clll'I ASTCH IN'' -r---•••••• • • ••••••• •••• •••••••••••• ......,. •••. • • ' v. Top So'1J Uitbys 1ltcr need ed ?•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••Friendly .Gardeners. No l . . :Ma so nry . Bric k / . i'. f<
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-.nytime J :ana &tS-3289 · Uphol ·te Ori .. "-m European MaMCr. We ' lnstalled-Fa.<;lServ1ee S81-7R29 By i''orme' lnslrUCtor __ _ _ ___ •Top Soil•Compost• ' · · s ry, .;...,, rurnish everything. l)e. Mc xi eun Gardening . f'or Discount Call W::1yne l~~:::'"-------I • ~tuleh•Redwood•
( s 0 i 1 r e l a rd ants 1 · signed roryou. Corday Comm. & Lg A·~"' Maint. I. Custom CrarL" 673-7105 Fl re p I a ces-P la nte r s · _ __:c~··~''-1 ="~•=bk~0:..:·046:::::·~"'~4=9'-l PtumbirHJ l>cgreas r · & II color ....., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 586-6930 lusiM11SerYk:e c s a Fashion.15.556-4232 Cle anups /Pruning. Free 1 Jl r ick /Conc .. Patios, lst Class Ext/Int p .. inl, 1 ---..:..:c:.c:.:;:.=:.c..-~ ~••••••••••••••••••••••• brighteners & 10 minute byappt.only' est.54S-2049. ! Block wa lls·BBQ pits. pa perhanging, a irles's JUSTPLUMllMG?
NANCY BAHN&'> ble11eh f«?r your whit •'••••••••••••••••••••• i ners. Est. 646-0664. spray. 25 yrs exp m.52£14 Fast Serv Reas Rates Tree Ser•ice
·ry Ing Servicc.'Re as carpets,Savemoney.by-llectrical Exp e rt Japanes e OV IN G , haulin g, JustOneCall 'ro: ••••••••••••••••••••••,• rat~s by· the page saving . '!le extra t;npe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·Gardener, Complet.e >:d. garage cleanup. Reliable • HOlllL J>AJNTING J UST PLUMBING Tree Trimming, Toppi.nJ._
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hour 640-S8&'5or548-ir : Clean living room,dinin ELECT RIC IAN. Sml Services. Neal & ~elia-rast service 863-f452 'MO•HtCJ lnt·Exl. Hes. & /\.pl. • G42-41 ll • Pruning, Removals. Low'
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269 rm~ hall $15. Anh>:.rm jobs. m.Hint/ repairs. 22 ble.NB,CdMarea.Freet: · ~·•••••••••••••••••••••• llcas. 1-'rec Est. Uch L.R.O'rJS PJumbin" Rates,Dan.540---0460. $7.50,couch$10,c air$.'5. yrs exp. li e 2331011. Est.645·0694 r,auling, yd c le anup, 1 OUT&.ABOlll'?? a rea.751-0684 ._.. c_,.ltter 1.5 yrs exp Is whatcountsk, 548-5203 moving, any area. ll.eli a· I L«-al/Statewide Moving -"'='-"~='-----Wate,r htr~, <all si;o:es, dis· SERVJ CF.
••••••••••••••••••••••• not, method. I do wor DEPENDABLE ,I ble,lowrales.556-0347. , 7 da.rree est.521·20'71 C.B. Painting. f'rce posa s, l'i oppages, r~· DlltECTORY SAVE &: Profit. Custom myself. Gd. refs. 531.0101 Ga ••1 Complete Serv. Apts, re I Eslim a t es ~ Li cense & pairs. rcmOOcling a nd For Result
remod, repair, add-0n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sld'I .• co mm'I, Reas. !c LE AN UP I LI G ll 1 Moving /Hauling. student. Ins. JO yrs experience. repiping. New Construe· Servi(:e Call
insulation. Free est. & A~:.:AMM'i?oo~:CGES Y.AIDCLEAMUP llunt. Beh, l<~ount. Vall.j HAULJNG.$10 perload .. Lge truck, Reas. Barry 494 ·0737 ext 605 or lion. 24 llrs. l.ic & bond 642_5678 exl.322 Designs. 645-3439. 646•7811 •546-686l ~Comp Maint 645-0309 · area. Freeesl 8'2·7201 ; * • MS-4767 •• 5411-9723 & S3S-6798 494-1003 642.Q63
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· · r I i Cook P /timc Convales· MANICURIST At least I .. Soles, Te .. ph:llM WAITERMeede-d WHOWANTS TOWOR.Kl~ Beaut1c1 a n .w/ o low ng. t'lt . 1 1· Fl BERG LAS 5 yrs. exp. Must know PART TIME 2 pm pm . W FFICE SECRETARY /\ge 21-30. No t<;xperil'nce DRIVEA CAB ! ••
Space avail. Newport, cen ~s~l~2-0593 Juliette method&.willing 4-S days p~wk!Mus occas . HE 0 Part time , Variable Nccesi>ary.l.ilDinoo .725 Cl-IOOSE your hours :·
Cos ta M esa a r e a . a GUM lotearn sculplurednails. ~kend. ~1te ~eke<"p· lestP ..... 'fllneo hours, $3 1hr, Newport Baker St .Cfl1 . work ror yoursell, bi:. 548·1311· . Operotors for No. Cal. 675-9911 or 213-545·4808 ing ._cookang&child~carc. Jobl110,.....eo. Beach. Mail resume (no w.1.ITRESSES your own boss. Men or
kr K ,._ 2 Girls 14 & 11 car & J hat e h •-oiler 11 ')I 42631st St N B ~ Women. Can be slighlly IEA.UTYOPIS CORRESPONDENCE Boat Mfgr. 1 )'r. exp. As or au•Y rers r~q . A ge~ 20·55. e~=-g~li ~a rti;:.;-t.epeo. ca s . 0 • · · · F/timc. Exper. r.tust be ha ndic apped . Neat·
lfairdresscrs where ore Start immed. Wages MANICURlsr 7!">2-6100 or 6t0-l28G ask pi e. Gu.a ranteed hrly 92660· over 21. Apply in person Cl e an Appeara nce.
You!Weknowyou'reout SECREJIDY open, fringe be ne's. Fffime.Newport,Cosla lorWendy. wuge + comm ., + SECRETARY ONLY .No l'hoocCulls. Vets., retired. Age~ttJ;;_.
' there somewhere ! We M Write or contact: Onion MC$a area. S48·1311 bonuses allov.-s our best Req 's extremely capable Surf & Si rloin 70. Supplement your•fJ!"· have 3 openings only ror . Mrg. Corp. ~ ~pine phone So Ii c it or & reps to earn over S4 per person to handle wide 5930 W. Coast Hwy NB c."Ome. Drive a· cab 6 "\is
hairdressers w/follow-Need individual "with Ave.Sacramen .... ,"4. ,MASSAGETECH Delivery . 2-9pm. Sat. br .• nationwide. Exper, variet" or ore duties ror or more a day. Apply in · ho · 1 good s ec retor•'al e• r lhru Thurs. $2 per hr. $4 ~ v JI cab r .. 1ng, w can cnJOy c ass . · . . .... -Young lady (18-28) or prer'd, bul will train ir rapidly g rowing boat W•ITRESS person, e ow .......... d · & t k penence 1nc1·~•--I yr full · · in one mo. No pressure "" 6 h Sl Co •• surroun 1ngs a e • ":'""'6 . Gewal Mzl1el••:c.eo legitimate time pos1-83S·02ll·l6JY you have good phone manuf. Pacific Trawler 186 E. 1 t ., s ...
pride in where they work with automatic typing Manforvariousduties at lion. No exper. nee. We voice & are a hard 1723 S. Ritchey, S.A. CASHIER cM:::.:e="=·'------~-
& Who they work with. t!quipment &/or re.pro Apt. Complex. l<\111 lime. send lo school, earn P /time work. (/Ume pro-worker . Students &/or 558-8722. HOSTESS u-hond
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• •• Interviews Wed, Thurs & work. Good commwuca-h"I I Apply in · & COOK ~ -Fr I by 11 p pt. 0 n1 y . !-ion skills necess. lnc!ud-Apply in person. 317.>5 w 1 e you earn. lits olrered by lkelioc h o u s e w 1 v e s •••• ••••••• ••••••••••••
979_7952_Manybcnefils. ing gramml!_r, spelhng, So. Coas t Hwy. S o . person anyHaftboremoon8i odr Fashions in-home sales moonlighters find this an SECRETARIT/.AGCY IUSIOY •
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;I · -Laguna. eve. 2112 ar v • dept. No invcstm. no de-1dealjob. DISHWAStB. .a...a:-..... SOOS , editing & punctuat1on.I-'::'.!'.:'.'.::----'---Costa Mesa. liv., or collec.1. Use or car ---.· l3' "098 Occidenta l · e has an -... ,_.. , Typ •. ng 65 wpm with '~::::=:.:::.:=-'--.-wv • ....--· d · g r & M• •T c•~s ••••••••••••••••••••••~.' Boys &Girls · · · ,. &phone nec.963-7470. TIME-LIFE 1m.me. operun or a ~ vttPl
10 to 14 years ol ;i.gc. O;i.i· transcribing &statistical time ror Const. lirm in MASSEUR pleasant personality lo Sal commensurate COROMET abilUy lo handle heavy GIRL FRIDAY oeeded pl. ~~s~~~~~~~~~;::;~L~l~B~R~AgR~J~ES~, l~N~C~.;::;~ Sec'y w /sb .ability & a i''or Butcher Shop
"Jy P ilot delivery routes typing. If you qualiry, Capistrano Bch. Must bf Prestigious pvt club in-REAL ESTATE work in one of the nicest "'ith experience Royal Ooullon Engli<\.h
m.aybeitvailablc inyour PLEASECALL accurate typist & gd. t ervie win g qualiried MnoYer*Office. locations in N.B. 8:30-5, /\pplyTo: Bone China. No longer·
area. Barn profit ror de-64-t.J319 w/figures. CaU for .appt; masseur ror lull or p/t SICRET ARY Mon·f"ri . Please cont.act Skinny HG"t'ett Re-st avail in U.S. 77 Elegant.·
liveries &. cash, lrip& or Between 9am&Noon 493-2141 pos ition. Exte~i\'C re· of Unique 8-s E v e I y n II a m i I l o n . 501 No. lirookhurst pc·s. Mint cond. Wortb.
merchandise ror selling THE IRYIMECO. lfousewives: Earn an ex-sume & rcrs req'd. ?.1us l PERSONNEL 644-5600. E . 0 . E. Anaheim TI6-8020 S65Q. Sac $.500. 644-8822 .. new subscriptions. l<'or SSOMew....:..CtrDr hou b e lic 'd . R e ply l o has 2openings ror sh.arp J obSiteWillBc .
inrorm:ation please call r-• tra $5 to $G per r Classiried ad no. 410 e/o real estate salespersons. CLERK SECRETARY 252$-ILaPazRd Old Library table $95.
642-4321 . l<'rom San Mewportletdi !:rt1hi;~i-~hbe'!. ~= Daily Pilot, P. o. Box1 .,c~a~J~J~J~a~c~k~ie~·~546-~""'1~~·~~ Newport Bch CPA firm Laguna l:lills 646·9391or •
Cle m e nte-S,t.n Juan ~qualOppor.Emptoyer !~ Costa Mesa, Ca/ seeking pe rson ror ll .. ~~~~~~~~~·\~;-:::;;:'":''~.OO~Z7::_:a~n~~__;___ Capistrano area, call Embroidery. Call ~ Major Orange County st."Cretary ofc. Must bel
1010 495 0630 and Mission Vie _m"'.!~-3488~~or~96:J.~2300":"'~·:.__ __ ,:==~-..,.---:-;--;;;-=::I REAL ESTATE land development co. is xlnt typist wfexper. in Wo man over 30. own App&i..c.es . · ·Counte r He lp. n e w Make extra. money. k ' 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••.· Jo E l Toro area tall H-··ewi"e•· Need. extro M.eebanic, exper'd. Cl.ass · see tng a personne ofc: procedures. Prefer t'ans p .•• oa~. 5 Oay -• Orange Julius, Laguna ..,.... • Opening ror 6 part lime, I k Th alifed p ·~ 3 "' WlLL BUY Rdrigs. Al>: 581-6310. Hills Mall. lnlerviewiag cash ? S e ll Shaklee A, brake & ~ abgn-li censed real estate e,~r · t e .•,r h' •1 j delail.minded, consden-wk to s tart. Must have 1. R . noL 'EqualOpP,«Jr.Employer oo•"eprem;.,_ MayB& p/tlme. we train you~ menL Brown s SheU,990 salespeople. Qill lor in-P 1ca n w1 ave -tious worker who can detail ability to handle p1ance9. unrung or
ui ....._ MS-8929 aft,pm. E. Coast lfwy, N.B. years personnel exper. adapt to a wide variety of t cc h n i c a 1 ... w 0 r k . 548-6433& 675-.5258. ,,, ... j
9 lrom 1·5 pm. For more le~~ eves673-4577 w/exposure in employ· special projects. MWit be c ustomers .. phone. No Boat Carpenter informationcallSU.1971. Medical AssistanLlocGP, m enl. compensation &. res p., well groomed. Phone Cal's Plense.
Boat Mechanic C S 1 "d IMHALATIOM back oflicc in LaJ?una benerits. Good clerical articul a te. attracli vc. Beach Cities G.raphics,
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BoatRepainnan rane a esman,expcek~ · Be ac h. Exper. only skills are a necessity. Xlnl w.orking co nds. 32124 Pa•eo Adelanto. Mus t h.•e waterfront OUr business is pi ing THllAPYTECH 494 9721 T · 60 /Sh or ' •· ed e•per'd • ~::c·:::::.:..· ------yping w.p.m. Congenial atmosphere. San Juan CaN.,trano. bo.tya'd e•pe,. Need up"" we ne nn ,. M•'n 2 yrs c·-·r or •-d' 1 b Thi ·5 e• ·r·ed d r-• c s I C Ji • ... ,.~ · 1c ap one. s 1 an .... Reply to: Class1 1 a skilled workers w/clean rane ·a es man-05 ~ schooling. Salary com-MedicolSecrefwy ·~---------! ecllenl opportunity. II no. 41 2, c /O Daily l)ilot , record. Blackie's Boat 714 /994 ·13ll. 84 · mensurate w/lraining & Mature. exper'd, front1" you qualify send com· P. o . Box 1560 Cost.H
Yard. 673·6834 . Artesia, Buena Park. e x per. Contact Mr· ofc, req'd by plastic sur -RECEPTIONISTS pletc resume, including Mesa, Ca 92626
DELIVERY Hamilton. 642-2734 ext geon in Newport Ctr. salary history & require-
IOOICKEB'H SUNDAY ONLY 38 7 · C o s la Me s a Resum e to Classified ad menls to: SECRETARY: Newport
Newport Beach area. or DAILY PII.Or lo car-EMOeE'!'. oria I Hos pi la I. no. 399, c/o Daily Pilot, ~~~i1:~e &~:!,.~~i~r Ad Agency. Exciting, de-
30-40 hours p/wk. Send. .r,·ers. Requires use ofj·~~~~~~~~~~j P. 0 . Box 1560, Costu Classified •...1413 manding job. Learn all Ad ~" o J c ......,..., Receptionists with good -h F l resumeto 0 ·no-· a61y large Station Wagon or Mesa. a-;z~ clerical skills. Must c/aDaityPilot pases. ast.
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O, Van. Contact Harry JAHiTORIAL MEDICAL Frnt. otc. Pt. poised & pe rsonable. P.O.loa 1560 ~9~~;;J· 550 s t ar '
CostwMesa , Ca. 92626 Seeley or James Parks, Mature couple. p/time time, under 35. Exp. pre· P /time receptionist will Costa Mesa. 92626 .oo~~HPIHG 330 West Bay Sl. Costa e•es. JIB area. 966-2244 rerred. 642-4950 work weekends. I! you ••--y, Ex ,___ "" Mesa. Telepbone642-43Zl • Q""l•'fy. Equal Oppor. Employer-~ -.-.. Cl.Eltll · ff ...... 100% Fee Paid • for a ppomtment.. JUNIOR SALESMEN Mgr trne. no Jayo '· PLEASECALL S V p F h It (
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Raffled Flattery The Great LooM •• ·,
JO key adder by touch . desk girl wanted ror new customers forlhe DAILY Need $85·$110 wkly? F /t 550 Newport Ctr Dr Liz Reinders Ageney
Sal to $475. GoOO co. opening Dental orfice in PILOT after school and SZ25 +. House of Fuller. 1o.1ewportleodl Immediate opening for ForApptlll-8190 ( ... c ilM N al Ir · e SendResume to · Saturdays. Youmu._<;tbe Mr.lt•'chards.•u-"-5455 "' secr e t a ry to work inl--'-"-"""'-'-'--'----1
17.,. Al ond Tree Ln ""'4 Finance Departme nt. Service Sla. Allene ant. bene l'-3. a rs. c • vin · · outol schoolby3 ·.00p.m.1;~~~~~~~~~~;1,~r~-~;~~~;";r.~E~m~;;1o~y~e;r1 I 833-8450. ~ m · and be able to work at lrvine,Ca.92664 Mu st h a ve exce llenl [/time , ex1>e r"d. Bonus BookkeeperthruT.B. least 3 days per week. No NURSES statistical skills. Able to !or s mog, brake or lu1n p
Good tele phone exper. DEN1'AL ASSISTANT· deliveries or collecting. RH'S $54 work with several people licenses. Neal appear &
Girl ofc.Send resumeto: Well eip'd ctiairsi~e as· T rans portation pro-any ll-7orwkndshift RestaurantHelp &bedetailoriented.Typ-handwritin ~-Apply
Cla!!slfied ud no. 411 , c/o st. ror restorative prac· vlclcd . Call 644-6236 S.'>0 allotheri> The Soon to Open ing 60 w.p.m , &,.sh or die-morns, 2590 Newport Bl.
Daily Pilol, P.O. »ox tice, Newport Beach. Equal Opportunity LVM$l4 Barba ry CoastRcst. taphone.llyouqualify c.M.
M C JI Employer is looking ror; l'LE'S E CALL -'----------1560, Cos ta CSlt, II Some rronl office ski s -----"===--•1DE sz•ao COOKS " h I I I N t . ~ -644.3••9 SHIPPING Dept. neL>ds 9"-626 c Pu · ea: in ap· L•l~H J.'/time-all shifts · av I rt I pearance & mature. Do "" •-11 p Ou WAITRISSESS Detween 9am&Noorl an a e yng. woman ° not opply unless these re-Production work. Elcc-Sta or vt. ly (OVERZI ) THE IRYl-CO. start immed. $2.20 an hr. IUSllCESS
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And Oller Top Wages.
* Moldor .. frilo#s •-...L.-otees
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Exper. &Trainees
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64g..7419. vaneed Kinetics , Inc. Good health & accident ,.._ SSOHewportCtrDr Deltronic Corp. 929
1231 Victoria St , C M ins. ava il at low prem. Accepting applications Mewporta.och &ker.CM.s.6-0401 ~ D-~ .__. 646-7165 EOE Malpractice ins. at cost. Monthru Thurs2toSPM. 10 E pJo _.._ ~· .. · Workma ns comp. ins. Presently The Green Equa ppor. re Yff SHOE 5'J.ES
P /t. Pegboard. 963-458l LAUNDRY WORKER coverage & soc. sec. de. House 2400 WCoast Hwy. Expcr'd childreru; shoe
DEMTALASSIST. Matureperson.<>ver40. duel s. Re fs nee. In-NB SECRETARY ritte r w /orthopedic
Receptionis t . F/timt•----"-64~2'-·588="-t ___ tervws 11·5 MoothruSat. SALES Part time Huntington helpCul. l'jo eves or Sun. ~ d d t · 1 · LESCOUU E llarbour, 20 hrs, SIS per Reply lo Classified ad no. position. E>n o on IC Legiml Sea•I• 'I Medical Service Fashion ininded guys or wk. Must know typing & 397, c/o Daily Pilot. P. 0 . practice. Exper. nee. 9 to Jp m. Newport (Lobbyo(the gals looking for a I/time Box 1560, C05la Mesa, Ca (Mission Viejo) Days Cent r Call 64G-8222 Parle Lido Medical Bldg) permanent pos\tion in SH. ,_,,_ 58.••••Ev-496-lUll e ·be· 'd ' Writeadno401,Daily ,~~==·-------..._,.,, ""' JSl Hospilal.Rd sales. Musl expcr 1n p ·i p 0 Bo t~A
DISHWASHER L~StoNCll NewportBcach high fa s h ion m e n 's c~::·Mes8 .C:~ STOCICIOY
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S9JO w. Coast Hwy NB nee. Owner. 492-3717· THE LOOll 1 Girl olc. Aviation con-ltcfs. Afl school /wknd.E .
Mec'Gregor Yedlh LVN, p/time, 3-ll shift. L~UN'tS:~N -;;;;;;;6~4;4;-6;;5;00;;;;;;j s uiting !irm. Editing & $2.25 hr. 4!12·3717. _ • i3 ;. • 1631 Placentia Experienced sales girl Good benefits & worlcing v production typing ex per. TELEPllON l" SAL ES· 1-6. Ae.~ ~; · . "osta Mesa for Ladles Appurel. M Jr you're looking ror a ....,..d. Send resume to: • C ., "'I ~~:;"~~~~~~:~~l·~·~;u~na~Be~a~c~h.~4~94~-80~1;•;·;1;~c~on~d~s~.~B~e~v~e~r~ly~~·~n~or c h a 11 e n g c. Firs t 208'i Business Ctr Dr. Sel I ~r a n gc o n st ., • ~ Conv. Hos_p. 340 Victoria, Healthcare has a ....... .,j. SALES (avor1 l e ne ws na pc r 1.11:111 '"' 11 hrl'1)11•·-hJ"~1 t0t• CM ...,., Suite 145, lrvine92664. Good e:a rnin,s. 8j., com: 11~,.~. ,.., ... 1icnd~. •·a<iatlon: : CASHIER lion for you. f"/lime 3·11 . MEM & WOMEN "" h l'l'Mh•'•· n@s1b1 .... i.ae1r11 111 .. -N·,•o•·. Must be exr,r'd E pion...._ P /lime 11·7. Xlnl bene. missions. Choose t E tluc:h•• 1tnd '"""tin~ t!C>lor• .~ 11 ..., X .,.. For a Governm e nt hou r •-o k in rCstaurnnl. Appy at l"orintervw.c.all642 SECREJ•Dy · rsyouprc er ..... w r · nnll'"•lnot y•u-n. Shell ~lltrir The New porter lnn, 1107 Great MAID Mon thru Fri. Or come sponsored tax subsidy M 9:30am to 1pmor5::1)pm ba.nd• l.ltern•le wllh doub~~
Rd N 0 Wed O •.. ...__ I p k Lid Coo Ctr program. ,A.. G •-B·30pm Call Mr LeE trQClh(l1. l'11•u•rn 7'19: s11'"",-•-J amborce • · · ,.......,. -ar O v. • EXCEPTIONAL 1r you can ..,...e regg "' · · • ~. t•mfnloe n1rnlll' i:nm· l·lt t11c1.: bit adJuau.. >v thruSatberoreUnoon. Flagship Rd. N ewpo s horthand at 100·120 at 64 6 ·4100 between tilnl· .-t1b a llll·••l•t •h&plni.: Seedll.IOfwe..chpMtnwl"~
( I Oo bat upt Hw••••illg Beach. EARNINGS •pm, type between 55-75 9:.30a m and lpm. -11·1 t~ l'Nttl"t d""8 look Add 2:5' rw eiclll ,.litorn fOl"f·' CLI RK TYPIST If youquali Y ar m .... n.t Lewis FinancialServi«i Equal Oppor. Employer tQr QOW aod 1ura~r : ~~ .. ·In nn l·t l•u m•il ..i q,etlaJ . Arms Train.in«, YoU'll do Ol5-AM TIActB 350 E. t7lh SL SuJte210 wpm • are looking ror a aolld coton °' print•, ha1tdlln•. s"nd to Alie• , lnte:restln1 &c varied ore J ... th•t 1n.·-dark On • ,.._ .. Me•• ........... 53 challen1e. then send Wi T elephoneSollcl·--l'tlDt ed P•ttPtll !It SO: .__, 105 the Daltr ..... ~ resp0nslbil1Ues. Good $. an emp. t,~rtom~ch. Applr Per'IOnMi<Xfice Beginners thru Adl~~~~~~~~·~~~~·~~I ' )'OUrrnumc p 1 k ~· 11 M1a11e11' s1-•. '"· 1z. 11. 1•. Neediffritt' Dull. • .en. aa!~:J" 5.,.11 ofc. Newport/ aln •PM-41PM, Monlhnl Fri •anced. E.xper'd onl1.1 Classirled ad no362 It m e wor ava • J8. eo. si ... 1: lbuf;t :au L•k~ Old c titt••• St•tklft, N_...-. lla)'be e ven in the r . • • Mornings. allf:omoolm or i v, )"da. ts.taeh f11br1e. y , " p• C.llesa area. Call Mt. ---atd '--· 847-8531. SALISPIOPU c/oDai\yPilot W s.nd.Sl.OOf(ll"l!!arh pattcr". or ••~· v . 10011. ••IK • -2IMO .... ........ .. THE llOADWAY P O Bo 1560 evening hours. e pay Md zs cent.!; for "at'h pa11ern Name, Addf'ffll, 2Jp, PIUent 4 .; Kane,645 -)'OU CID do~ lo6n the Esper'd.Fulltcp/Umc. ,._t ·M· xCa 926"6 wages & commissions. forflnt -t"lai,mi1•landsPf!('llll Number. · ,'
OOI MAHAGIR poeple wbO'vejo6ned the Hewpert.._. •P.ck-& Apply·ln Person ~a esa, Call ror details, 540-0301. h dll a· 011,"rwise tturd· S1Ye dollar!! Cre•t• .
C Army. 'll"·ual Opp:M". ~oycr -y--Tues. April 29lhru Los Angeles Times, 137S ,~.~ d:ll ~try w1ll t•kl!! thrft MaUllhll ll\inp.SMd r.-Newj ,. COOICS ~ TnteA111 tl11s Fri d ay M o y 5t.h , Su 11 • oCM wM-k•«mot"f'HSefldto M•rl•n 1mNMdlffraft catak11! NEEDED SECRETA.RY : Opp. fo n owernv • M•rtln 4u tM o11tJ' Plklt 3dellptKrtnl«llndde .... "I,,.
llTCHIMASSIST c~· M·ID . IMMEDIATELY! TllElOSaTmA-41 pCmASE Legal Se cretaries lra Tow Tr uek Driver must P•ltft~ 0ei>1 . ZX? "'•111 1111h New; NI I f ifty Qulli. 11.• ..... 1r you'ha\te the capacity ,., . R . • . b 1 ore • s1.. Ni!!w vbrk. N v. 10011 . N-. Ripe eCrochl!!l .•.. si.OD to care 1bout persons 0 Lido ShOfft Hotel 17802Slty Parle, Irvine South Coast P\nu1 in g, in a .usy aw ' be expcr. Top pay + fr· l'nnt NAM t~. AODRl::SS, i 1P, Sew+ Knit ik"* ........ s.1 .IP'"
w/re-al needs &: have the l:~~~;~l-~1~2"~0~~·~·~1 __ __:C~•l~l~B~73~-M>l_::::: __
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TempoTcmpor.trJ llelp Clsl noor entranCC?to T Y Pe · r 1. I e • a n 5 · ingc benellts. Appl y ot ~17..E ~nd sTV Lf.: NU MRER . N«'d1epoin1 som ...•.... 11.a. Ill! Call540-44S.\ Bullocksl telephone. So~ coll cg G & W Towin g , 1000 ON t:FRt;t:l'A."M't RNofyour 1>1owet~hdlloolt .... 11.0. necea8. skills, qua Ca· l~~~~~~~~~~----------I d ~lrnhle . Ji n;, 8 to S. '"inc A\•e . Newport thctlet>lo ~cndfor.Ollf'frl!!e Pll· H1irph1 CrotlletBoo11 .... $1.•1 ~ lions (I: dt11lre to le'arn , I~ $•LE$ $000. mo to start. Cal!: • iarn lnald4' Np;W SPRING· IMl•nt C!'O<"hl!lBook ,.,.f1 .. 1'1f.l Improve & t'OnUibute, FOLDER w a n~ed fo r M••1•rJSM-,.._ 675-7979 htwn. 4-6PM (o _B~c~h~·--------i •:SU M Mr. ft r,,. T T t: RN tnn1nt M1cr1ml!!ltDot .. $1.11 .., FirAt Hcalthcatt. a~· laundry . Cd.M . Part Sharp 1u~. exper'd fn OP•oi--SICRITAIY C1tTAt.o<i100~,.1~ .• 11~1i,~. lnstant Mon,y look .... 11,::r;·
Co.nlicd leodcr In the Ume, 30 hr wk. Exp'd hi&h fashion Kuropea.n t '""''' Xlnt future w /sallboat interview. rree pau•rn (n11pnn. Sl!!nd 13<' Complct•GlR Brdl ••••.• 11. ,_ \
h •• lt"c•r• flold would mature ... man prer. men'• s portswear to k'l)ock,a onen when YoU n"I( moll WAITRESS fll)W,SF.W + KN.TDook with ComPlettA(lhM&tl4 ...... ~ • 1 It etti .. • Dally manuf. lor ...,. v11t· , ced bul•tlA,wp•tttrt1 •••... 11 .rs lJPrlte AfJlrl••tll ......... ..n. Uke lO talk to you. Xlnl 4M·5065. man11e a ctive bOutlque. use retu •f' •-a ed lndopcin~ worker You don t n 11 1[\11\ Experie nced. Day & lnM.MI rishlottltooll •... s1.oo Boe* of llQll!lllttl ....... ![:;;
rrinco. benenll • WOf'tc. , -· M'111lbave•oodrtrs.Ca1l ,f"llot Classllled Ad~ to wi lyr secreUirialexper. "draw fist " when you Night ahift.a open, OVer 1nau11t Sewln11 8o!* .... 1100 M'*"'mQldll8oatta •••·
lnl conds. Park Lido Ha•elOtnelblnlJOU..-:! Corappt6ln&enw.. ~ach the Orange Coast T)'pe es w:p.m. l)\c. pl•ce an ad In the Dal 21 yrs. pfere:rred. Ma UQldtbl«TotU1flr••••
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waaoa. aupreme rlms, ,......, P\"'· Ani/fm tape. CUat. lnlr. $800.GO-alS. , Jamboree
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TOP CAS•I DOLLAR•••••••••••••-:•~••••••• M'ikl!ni''& many XlraiJ.
llA ID •""OR YOUR TAXAOVANTAGE '$2200. JD no. 642.
JEWELRY, WATCHES. Donateyourboat Whe e l sml th (714')
ART OBJEC'I'S, GOLD BoyScoulS ' MS t980 839-0150.
~~~~E~U~~Rrl ~~: . ~M·I '1 ~•JZO '73 Honda SOO. 4 tn I ex· FRIG. TF liir$50,2dr
$85, Washer $&0, aU
t.. cond. 549-8500
TIQUES. 645.2200 ce ·-~ hll u5t. Fairin&s. llany •--~-------••••••••••••••••••••••• Xtrae. 73S-6082eves.· Fashion Bautique • FIREWOODSALE• Eleclrical-Woodworkinrr 72 Su•uki 750CC, 5500 mi.
Org. Euc. del $75 cord. Plumbin&-IrW.allatioa c · Red -·
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. IMPORTS ., .. ceuG!I .. RIP ••• ~~ c ood. uus-~it'lr• ~~.!:: .......... !~.~~
Used Bites/Parts. $15/up.
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wport. BI. CM, Ph:
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OL·YMPUS OM·l, inc.
case. 2 Mo olJ. Best or.
fer. 673·3582
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w/following len.ses : Pen·
tax somm Macro, Ricoh
J'35mm & Le.ntar
8D-200mm ioom. 961).2777
"J'OPCON Super D W.
50mm fl.8, 25mm f3.S,
'tbomm f5.6. cases,
"'li.ers, focusing screens
~pd other access. $353 or
:tfade Cor Leicaflex ac·
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i;f>t' KITl'ENS
;-"'Regst'd SeaJ Points.
.. (~hamp Sired. 675-0168
riMs 8040 .••.... , .............. .
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P4g, Chow, Hus kies,
Cbihuahua, tiny poodles,
ia'b. pe ke', doxie, pit
bulls, coekapoo, pom. 100
Mixed · puppies. Stud
rvice most breeds. 2525
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n eves 531-5027.
K1•okln Relriewet s
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tl\llmps in line. 645-6438 ~-73-7469.
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675-8788.
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nltOODLE CLIPPING
1 ,Low Rates · Pvt. Party
Call 847-6584.
W.imaraner. Male 6 mos
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Mifc hildren. $125/bsl orr.
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l.,Alack kitten. Short & loof
...i.air. 645-6927. .
l>Jrling kittens, 6 weeks
.otl d , w e a n e d &
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"Beach846-1677.
faEE-Smallu. rock ror
Sarden or ? You pick up
333 E. I 7th~St.
Costa M~sa
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FANTASTIC
BARGAINS
DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
UPTO
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NAME 'BRANDS
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hswllw o 805 ~ ·' ·••··················· ~~ '*Sora. m alching Lov-
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f.\\'i!:ver us ed. moving .
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Killgsize mattress and
-llox s prings, extra firm,
tlke new, cost $WO. Sac. ti>"· 557-5692 . . ,. .<-0MATIRESSES.~ l~een, Full &TwinSets
·Priced to Move Now!
'•r 833-9625 &646-8686
9 ' Ve lv et Sora ~',!/Matc hing Loveseat.
~ery nice. Teak tables . . r .. mps, B /W TV &
Planter. 642·2060.
G1rag1 Sole 8055 •••••••••••••••••••••••
,llbving! 40yrs accumula· ~: pool tbl, bus eqpt,
$ttiques, open house 2051
M'.pt.Blvd., CM. 642-6109,
.Ns: 9AM-12PM.
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:Aiding lessons. board-
l.lfg, new barn & pad-
ditcks.494-3735.
QU°arte r llorse, Show
·-&tare, Bluf! ribbon win-
'lftr. West &. Eng. Also
•.her yrlng filly by Gray
fiffost. (213) 635-0554.
; •..-: .ff.A. Buckskin 16 yrs
, t ack & tack room. _ U avail, 675-3220.
~~~ .......... ~~.!
.;;, WANTED
~'X'OP CASH DOLLAR ~l'AI D FOR YOUR
IWELllY. WATCHES,
T OBJECTS, GOLD.
i LVER SERVICE,
NE FURN & AN·
.: QUES. &&5-21ll0
ANT CA.91 ror Old
Id, Sliver, J ewelry,
ns; Denlal Gold,.Wed·
ng Bands, Watches,
~M C.. Any cond. Top
q!lriees. Free appraisals.
'taentle)'l Antiquary. 220
1,~ 17th St. CM, 6f.5.6585 .
PANTS,
BLOUSES,
SHORTS,
TOPS,
PANT SUITS,
DRESSES
$2.
$4,
$5
& $10
.ivsr SACRIPICE--<leW 1 •~•1JJontli1 engage ment. ·~·1111.,.... .... .iiloc. 114 cor• lhrqw... """'"of..__,
;jllo· lalt ..... ~-$1190. •
'C7t-tu2 ' ~
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$43 •L d 5811122 •. R 1 LUil. seat • --· -.~ cor . · • epa r, lnoo.rd Eng. "iu:a 8860 if S:S9 54 O CoastFirewoodSupply Rep•)r • (lo Boat). ·....-· ays. •. 4
--·Scorpio Martne. sta-irrot eves.----
WANTED: Used Wa\.cr FoR SALE '69 Honda 350
softeners, have reblt. & BOAT CARE -clean·i>Jint w/extended rront end
n e w unils. Cheap! GenMaint.Minoi"rei)air. $.100 646-1308 ·
639-5988 FreeestimatesM6-4311 , ·
Junk Cars. Will ride them ah, Power 9040
or drive them. "WILD •••••••••••••••••••••••
II•••••· oraer .,.... ynyoTA lis·:MOO exc10. Riiiily. Top Doll or For Any tod•y. . " l' . • Nites6'2·1007. ·
Make or_ Model. ~.Factory ..Den-. · LEX· l-'-=""'"--'"-'-;----:-J 11\4 PANOS ocull~e Cars. llOod Used '71 Vega "Walon. 4cyl, ·Toyo&1 S.lectklh ·•Xlnt cond. $1495. MAZDA · ALLPIUCID · CallSU.711>7
200~ S. M1nchester .....-;131· TO S&L 1910 Cbe.vellg M'alibu Spt.
BILL'' Call 751-1483.
1970 SUZUKI SOcc. Xlnt.
cond. Will trade. $125.
642-3109 o,,_,. c...ty•s Late Model I~ Ma~da, tcul UUIO Xlnt cond .. nu til't!S, $1475.
Anaheim 636-6000 ••••••••••••~•••••••••• 'fj ta...: a CPf!, rull pwr, + A/C.
ET DRIVE 19' w/40 hrs. l---------1 Hi..-ett $.._ W.agon, am/frn ,sler., 00 1_"'4_·28_7_>,. -----
E .. RTH WORMS on eng. Walk thr u '74 Kawasak\ 4(Ml)l. 1700 ,,..ot1l•po..,.rto~ , '$220Q,673·1195 . ~ TOYOTA '7I El CinJlno, AIC, P/S, ..._ windshield, 'op & full mi, xlnt cond. $995/bst --""" P /B $1500 MS 7170 aft s FOR THE GARD.EN rov. $5,000 or trade for Qrr. Call 846;SOOS, Iii Mu-,ToYQta 1973 Mazda Sta. W~n . 1966 Horbor. C.M. 6'6'.9303 in ' . . .
1000 for$4.9S Real Estate, paper or ??.1 -~--------1 Call Roger or Bill RX3, $2250. By Ortg. · , · P
WQrmCaslingsS2Lu& Days 673 -7300 Eves. AlltoSerYlce& 847-855S , ow:ner. 15,?00 local mi. TOYOT.A Corona $1150. ~-~al 4193 •.
17362Gothard. HB . 675-5767 P.+s 94G01-------·---I Xlnt con~.,..,2612 Mesa Dr. Air, auto, xlnt C®d., ••••••••••••••••••••••• -:--:-::::-:-:-::-:-lr-:'='-:'-c....,--,--~.I••••••••••••••••••••••• FREEAPPIAISAL <Back~yJ.:WS.5703. .28,000 mi. lst bought '72MJi.RKIV ·,
Ranc h Mink jaCke.t , 'CABINCrsr.XJnt.run-'AuloRepairlcPafuting we buy used cars & ...,. ___ ..._1 _ •9740 3/19 /70. By owner; 2Door. vs. automa tic autmn haze, $1400 new, ning cond. $1,500. Ca'll '•R EASON~• ' t k C JI GROTH ~--"'"'"" · will s acrifice .$450. an.S.213-943-6103 """·3211 -'-Ric•cro rue s . a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546._ trainsmiss1on. po"(er
644.0238 ""° ,.,. CHEVROLET ror a free ; . steeriaf, white sidewall
1---------·1'74 Sabretran 25'" lrlr, Wosfor s• appraisal. How 7~ C'El,.ICA, aar,, map, 'tires; tilt wheel, air COii·
For Sale· Membership in r1Ybridge IL n. cover. '10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GROTH CHEVROLET PlwC:ltaial) amtrm stereo, vtnyl ~ ditioning AM/Jt'M leading Local Tennis hrs. on 307/Cbev OMC. 182llBeitchB1vd. T ,.., I Lop, h,1g. rack,=·~· stereo, leather, landau
Club. Must sell, due to '7~·:Y..T· Ford PU lecnaNOllCll lluntingtonBeach ·1op ...... lf nln&COIJd.$2900. top; c-ruise con,rol,
transfer. P.O Box 61834, W/shell, rul'y eqpd. for. Vehicles 9530 S41-6087 549-3331 Used M....-Tri•.... 976-7 pOwer brakes, heater.
Houston, Texas. 77~ comfort-&. heavy ~ul. '••••••••••••••••••••••• SB.LIHG YOUR CAil CMhlct •••• .. ••••••••••••··~¥ '862.EAR) '
Two unique Swedish 963-7722eves/.wknds. 68 Sandpiper T, rieeds TOP PRICES PAID UMC1Cw•jm11g1r :73 SPITF IRE: am/(m, Gus.¥~
phones. Base has dialing • Skl.pjack. ()pen Model. work, baye parts. $500 For Imports I I 'T~nnea~ cove1' top run· LINCOLN MERCURY
mechanism and a lso Twin Volvos. Radio, bait • :. , 646·9852. PaidrororNot Ml 'FIDllVlelo rungcond.$2&'50.548-4802 l6800Bea'chWvd.,
'.serves as cut-off. Retails tank, fas\. $9500 terms. 4--o1 Dri•os 9550 Doao Lewis~ ' .. e ' . ' G•'> GOA.O h ·11 llboth "-••4*_,.IS 73 ·Tro·umpb s•-g, 18000 ~ ... • • .,...._. fotS'73eac , wt se Fun Zone Boal Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• H ..__ M .... for$6S.642·6MO 'Balboa.673·0240. 1966 ar.....,., · • ~i, Navy, 2 top&, aUto, C:.or; .... ' 9932
4 WHEEL DRIVES 646-9303 nllDt Mwo 1 • ..,..., air, s tereo tape_.,&17-82'77 ••••••••••-.••••••••••••
DINETTE t9ble w /6 EALme!29'F.G.Spt. _ TOPCASH! -....Vl\ltl at·t1lt0 days, 752·0399 88 Ve tte, conve rt . chairs, 2 leaves, extends Fisher/comm. U·finish. eves/wknds pd 1 .For clean used cars & · Hardtop, 4 a , amt m. to 72", $45. CONCRETE Save $$ ... HUil & cabin + HEW & U5BI OYER,100 · d , mixer. XLNT. COND. parts $3000. v-8 diesel. tru c k s! H oward V ... w.... 9770 po wer win ows, •
575 FIRM. 3 Barstools, Nr nu 'Cummings, l70 Chevrolet, Dove & Quail NEW-&USED ~. •••••,~··--••••••••••• ~!,~!,~s 536·f'709 &
x lnl. $12.50 each. h $4000 b both JLJl.MDCRUISER Streets, nr. MacArthur, MERCEDES IBUYYWE . /Ca ,.-=,~-~-----.p. .. or uy Jamboree and Bristol. OH'DISPLAY · ' ' ngmea rs .• !. -348-7800. $6000. 645-2009 ST~TION Newport Beach. 833-055.5. 979-0835 ,(8 to toam. or c....-'933
13~ Nylox Runabout:. $150;
9 HP Chrysler 0 /B, $125;
Both need work, have
parts. 646·9852. '
WAGONS HollseofLL arts after5pm.)Dan ••••••••••••.••••••••••• t.:~J 9050 to C"--se.&...-Wanted:' Small Station AUTHORIZ~D . '71 XR7. Xlnt cond. Low
••••••••••••••'•••••••• llUU TI"Vlll Wagon. $500 Cash. 2988 MERCEDESDEALER ·13VWXln,meclianical mi. Below Blue book.
POLAR PAPER
CUITER
S tandard 3S1h?', full
power, 21h years old. Call
870-4564 or 524'6173.
NEWPORT YAClfl'
CHARTERS-Mem·
bership or Charter. Xlnt
selection avail. 18' Ski
Boats to so· ·G r a nd
Banks. * 673-3(0) * ure l\lembership. Coto de lo 5 ·1 Caz:i. for Sale. $6®/bst ah, GI 9060
ofr. Reply P.O. BoX 278. ••••••••••!>••••••••••••
Corona del Mar. 92625. HOllE 14-$800
Example: Royal Palm Dr. Apt. C. 6862 Manchester, cond. $1900ormake $2200. Evea & weekends
I 97Z CoSta Mesa Buena Park \offer. 614-S2D7 *=2339-
6 cyl.,·3 speed. air, warnl-.,--.-,,.,--po-rt-ed..,----j 523-7250
bubs, radto, ~ater, & ex· ••••••••• •••••••••••••• On the.Santa Ana· Fwy. VW 1Pa rta. e ngines, Ford 9940
transms, heads, cases. •••••••••••••••••••••••
'732804 DR SEDAN. ' Used or ;reblt. Steve '72TORINo'Spt.Cpe. Very lra clean. (466FOL)
S4177 G1a1ral 9701 LOADED!-sHARP! 556-9306. • neat. Mag whls. Gd oond.
••••••••••••••••••••••• $7950. * 833-BOM $1795. Eves & 'wkqds
8"1o1 l•lin:a '74 LOTUS EUROPA --~------j72 VW Sedan, yellow, 6'6-3961 ; wkdays545-4123
Uill'L UUIO Metallic Blue. 8 Track. We a re pleased to· an-am/fm, air, J&.000 mi. 3700 mi., takeover lse.or nounce the resale of one $1950. 558-8860 days 'SS FORD. $190, Gd condi·
. 645·095:2 ROA Color ·rv $83. Rot. 1------~---TOYOTA l
_b_uy_._._ .. _·27_9_1 ___ _, or the t rul y great 559-5440eves. • lion~ gd gas mileage: 2
automobiles of our time. new t1re_s . 53fJ-6144 .•'
•ua ·-9705 O d d · c •· ob '65 BEETLE, runs like , . ,. • . p w r M owe r $ 4 O. ?2' Herresho£f American 1966 Horbor, C.M. 646.9JOJ ~ .wne • riv ~:.b"' · new Sunroof S795 68 lo .. ord LTD. Squire ••••••••••••••••••••••• v1ously pampcrt."U >' ~e . • , * 644.4a8'7; Wagoo. 10 pass, xlnt .A.Ha Romeo iof Orange County s ~.40,000mi.8464921. )
'luy or Lease largest new c;ar dealers. '73 VW Super Beetle ,
ltecliner. Rkr, vib, htr· Eagle gaff rigged with
sso. 897-2916 teak option at dealers 74 lnl'I, 4 x4 pickup,
· costt reduced.54&7172 3AT.16M.Ukenew. Tustin Carpet Installer. 1----------$4200 SS6-298'l
Yours/Mine. Reas. 22yrs KITE No. 713, 2 sails·l exp·.Alltypes.646-1$47 new, many extras, road '73 SCOUT 2, 345 V-8,
t.rlr., xlnt/mustsell. Best equip. w/aU xtr3s. Lo•
POP t..:P P:.inasonic TV, Offer,979-8603aft6PM mi, ~Int eond. $480:0,
Dual cytle, crystal . · 837-5270 necklace Tourq. pendant Rhodes 19. Must S_elt .. 1----------
necklace. coral Bracelet Spotl ess. All sa_1 ls, 73CJ5Jeep,l7,000mi.
&2rings. Reas.673·2010 motor, trlr, xlras incl. ~i~Y· $1700/bst. 673-9082.
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Should -Jumbo -
Piker -Normal -
ONE of US
P e t ~hop ow ner to
customer : "Does this
dog have a pedigree?
Lady, if he could speak,
he wouldn 't t a lk to
either ONE of US!''
MiscellClfteOUS
W...ted 8081
HOBIE CAT 16' wttrlr.
Racing equip. X lnt.
cond. Emergency. must
sell. 998-2022
loah. Slips/ Docks 9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
5LJPSAvailable
Newport Beach
20'•60' Power
18'-60' Sai.I
673-52!i3
35-40' Side tie avail.
Newport Beach. 879·1935
or"644-4510 ....................... 1-'-'-'-'--------
·•73 BLAZER 350 cu. inch.
4 spd. 14MPG, Cust. int
Stereo t.ap.e . $4,660
962-7808 "1
trucks 9560
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PICKUPS ·
GOOD SELECTION
HEW&USID
Prices start at. ..... -
$1777
"71 Datsun (25755W) 4
speed, AM radio.
. W\ lfAlliA:
Authorized This remarkable 1973 Am/Fm s tereo, clean: 9945
, Sales&Service , Mercedes Benz 450 SLC $2150. 615·2531 or ••••••••••••••••••e.••••
•• ach •--rta Coupe is now on display. · 67s-4900. MUSTSELL! '68 LINCOLN CoaUnent.al •,.,...--Please call BIH-3321. for Coupe, silver·w/blk topi
MacArthuraDd further details. REP.AIRS.SERYICE lull power. $800. 546-7711
J amboree EXCHANGE (8·5wkdays) MB-Dove 752--0000 1972 350SL,.26000 mi. Xlnt. & REBUILDS
Newport Beach eond. $9,500. BROOKLYN BUG CO. 646-0964 or 646-7684 IMW 971 z I :;;;:;;:~;;--;;;::=;::-;:;;;:l ~Es~li::;m:!!a!!te~s~-.;S48~·!:91~41
••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 300S£L MercedeS, fully •67 VW Gd _ _, .....1 ••--I' loaded ·w /sunroof, take • .• Cuqu,a .. "ln:D· •74 IAYAIUA over paymts. 842-7461 Ongowner.$115Q.
CLOSE OUT sst-2967 eves. Askf for MG-41'.B>
SAYE SSS Ted. * 5301 .• IMMIOIATE
. DELIYEllY
GOOD SELECTION * Coasldorlog * •L.....i.g*
Eliminate the middle
man. Lease direct from
authorized dealer! /
There must be a reason
we are # 1 in sales, #1 ln
service, # 1 in selection. · SS CASH SS FOR
Good used fum/refng's
Frzrs/fitoves. 5'16-0768.
Musical ..... .._ ....
MOORING & l-0 boat, nr.
Pavilion $2,500 Afl.
7PM .581·8477 ' -CnYi1tr BMW· VOL VO . . 2tJ8 w. ISlS"''"'
1966 H<1rbor. c.M. 646 9303. Santa Ana 835·3171
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Two new ext ens ion
speakers, aolid wood
cabinets. both lor $25. ......... .
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PICKUP. 'I• T. SIOO •
681 Victoria, CM
74 Toronado, 'x1nt, loaded,
no down; ta,ke oVe,r py ml.
642·.f.532
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Today's (:losing
N.Y.Stoeks
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YOL. 68 NO 118 1'.SECTIONS, 22 PAGES
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· •. oRANGEClOUNT CAl:.ll'ORNIA " ". • 'MO.NOAV, 4!'RIL , 197S TEN CENTS ___ :;:;:,;.;_...;;:.;.~"""",....~----~--'.:.:=.l~~~.:.:.:.:='¥<...:.:.:..=....~~~.;..;;;""--';=.;.;..;
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r
' Sheriffls. -~-. ~: · ,Jin'.~;Strike ·
.. t" . ' t \ .. • ••
' ..
,i'.IJ·l'aEDERICK llCHOUEi!L
... Dti61y ....... ~1-San-Cletnen e city otriclais aild
;oranee County Sheriff Brad
Gates have dl1cu11ed the
..-lbility of ualng sberlff'a de-
,pullea to protect the city 1hould
iJocal police officer1 goon etrike".
Confirmation that the dis·
cussion took -.place was con·
finned todoy by Mayor An\hoaJ'
.DiGiovannl and· an aide to Gates.
. r . ., -..
Accordinc to Joe Mestre: Ga!A!a-odmlnlatt~tlve -.
San-Clemente ol'flelola -. eon-· cel'llO<! that~loe•l "P!Ollee om_.•
would atrjlle and. that the city
woold be left wlthout'police -tectiQn. -M~tre aald the 1beriff told tllo
officials tb'at the department
would be . able to provide
emereency· HrVice ii it were re~
quired. •
.. . Membora or the Son Cemente ~·S,olel)'<ll.ml>'-Allooia
tloa voted April lo to seek
• ...,..entation in ... .,. necOlia·
Uom from the Teamst.en Union.
• decl•ion that hu aneered city
~ouncilmen. particularly
DiGiovanni.
Dt:GiovaMi has said that he
lean a ·strike by police officers
because of lbair contraet with the
unim.·
\ ... ~f !;/· ~: I ' "' f,., t·
R111&ell Rke.1 ~~.-1.baaintng agent.~ ·~ ·"'~' ·more time to finish '·his state. eliaploye1-a1'9eiat~OW:-;:. d-'_> City councilme.11: recently reif,...; • ment.
Rieb a rd Ci:atll • i)le . i( . 1firlned th'eir bacllinJ of a Cq#f:.,~ While refusing to comment on
npr81entatift ld~ . "of·...;.A yea:r70id resolution-that i:!!' "•'Thursday 's-meeting with Gates,
firers, have 1ald npe t_JJaat. lavr enforcement. offic.-:s fro DiGiovanni was willing to recstato
'lheofficer1,wlll¥tstrlke· ~ formil}g . joiniog or atfilia g, his reason for not giving Castle
.Meanwhile, memben'tflbe.a&· with labor unions. · "'.t more time.
llOCJation were~ to~ .At. last w~ek's ,council meet!~; He said that Castle appea.red
al;tP..m. today ~'llllb14!r DiGiovann1 allowed Castle Uuiie upder the "verbal commuruca· ~ file auit •I~~· ~~y ·t.O minutes to prese,nt the auoc~-T lions" portion of the agenda -a
;force recopt·ttoa. o( tile lion 's position oa the'Tea~s time reserved for matters of
Teamsters as the Q/ficeri' issue. but refused to extend. h1f!1 <SeePBOTECT,Par;eA2) ... , .
en to ·et ' ........ t I~ ~ iets
.
Trftslnnen-on ·Strike
.
l Laguna Affected, Not Other Areas
~-Trash collection service for
Laguna Beacti residents was
fJiarply curtailed today as the ci·
ly was hit by a strike of trash
&ruck drivers and helpers.
1 Normal trash collection
fervice will be provided by ·con·
.~r.actors operating in S""an
Clemente, South Laguna,
Laguna Niguel, Dana Point,
; Capistrano Beach and· Emerald
)lay. .
The city of Laguna Beach con·
tracts with Great Western
Reclamation for trash collec:·
tion.s .. That company was among
several hit by the strike of more
than 600 men responsible for col·
lection of 80 percent of the coun·
ty'strash.
Laguna Beach City Manager
Al Theal said the officials would
meet today wilb City Attorney
George Logan'to de~e what
Bearing Flap
GAO Reports SS A.buses
WASHINGTON <UPIJ--Disability judges for the
Social security Adininistration flew to Puerto· Rico to·
help with hearings during winter vacatioq months
despitirl>igger case'\backlo'gs in·leu gtamOlO!I• \oca·
tions, a government-audit-Says. ., .
A General Accounting Office report said two oC
the most• heavily backlogged hearing offices in the
country -Flint, Mich.1 and Huntington, W. Va •. -
''received half the assistance" given the San Juan,
P.R., office, which ranked 23rd.
The report said hea·cing examiners temporarily
stnt to Puerto Rico are given few enough cases to ·
leave.them plenty of time to enjoy the'island's recrea·
tionareas. · .
Sen. Charles McC. Mathias (R'Md:), requested
the investigation after constituents,corri:plained about
wailing up to a year for hearings, and. asked HEW
Secretary Caspar Weinberger to stop any abuses.
Jragtiaee F;rst
'
Race to Ensenada
Finishes Slowly
paths are open to the city should!
.the strike be protracted.
One of the questions Theal said
be wanted answered was
whether the city could operate
the trash trucks with its own
personnel.
Theal added, however, that use
of city. employes to collect refuse
was highly unlikely.
Three pickets showed up at the
<SeeGARBAGE,,PapAZ)
Terr~ri,sts
R • , Le e1gn ·~·
•
S. Africa .
~OJIANNES,J!UB.G; South ~.'!AP,) ..,..,s1s -.11
..-wlih "'ocblie1P.'"·Miwl the Israeli con1\Jlate i,q
downtown Jobanaesburg todoy, lfok. nine hostages aDd sprayed . u.e ,street.I oullide with gunfire
Woupdi~( at least 40 persons and
~ · terriffiJJelunchtimecrowds.
"nterer Were .unconfirmed re·
ports ~that there were five dead
and· ancither 10 wounded inside the Consulate.
A' doctor allowed into the con·
sulate said the bOSU#S included
two children the terrorists were
threatening to shoot.
The South African Press as-
sociation said.the terrOrists were
believed to be three Lebanese
and three Japanese but there was
nqofficial confirmali°'.
In Beirut, Lebanon. some of
the Palestinian guenilla groups ·
denied responsibility for the at·
tack and others wi.tbheld com·
ment.
After holding out through a
series of blazing gun battles with
police rifleJ11.en, the attacl!ters
threatened lo blow up ~·office
building occupied by the con-
sulate unless the lsreeli am·
By ALMON LOCKABEY Ensenada and was thefintyacht bassador was produced.
1MllfPl191a..tlll\• .....
ENSENADA-The 28th annual
Newport, to !:nsenada yacht race
·"ftme to a weary but cairn close
.'Sunday as the. laat ol. the 500
1Rarters struggled across the
•finish line about midnight.
''''The potentially fa1test race on iecord went flat.Sunday morning
""When light. wind• off tite-coast of ~)laja California had the neet
1!1.altematety ~atin&, or standing
·:..tn for the la1t 50 miles al the
·· ;The62-foot1loop Ragtime skip·
' ~ by Bill White and Bill Pas-
" . or Long Beach Yacht Club
.' ... arried· the strong winds to
'Jp,ce. ..
... . ..
_:,JeweJ Theft
£Lo~8 :825,000
. Jewelry vaided by the victims '.Jit 125,000 ·wn •tolen durinl tile ~~Jnekeod by bur1l1n -en-·:fered a San Juan C.plstrfno
'---.tore after 1mathlq the~ front
".'it.-lndow with .a .eemeat atei>lllnc :11<!M. Orance County Sheriff'• :~cen reported today.
:.. Deputies aald the Intruders ·•coooec1 uP rine1, loekets and
-iPenofanta before n-. from the
.......,..-at El Greco Jewelry ... '1tlaft. 31191 Cimino-Capistrano.
'"llucb of tile Joo\ was in the form
. "ldlndl•• jeWelr)'.
to finish. Ragtime finished the Police said the ambassador,
race in 15 hours and 15 minutes, Izhac D. Unna, had beP.n sum·
finishin.g ahead of the monedfromCapeTownandwas
catamarans. ~ en route by plane.
Ensen.ada was quiet and order· The terrorists .also threatened
Jy Sun'day night and Monday 'to ·shoot a hostage every 15
morning. At Hussoaa:'s cutina,. minutes unless Police withdrew
sceqeofsofueriotouseventain,re• .. , fit0m,the front and.. back exits of
eent years, bartender Erqiq1le :the ·building, according to the
looked over a lull house and said,· " physician admitted to the con-
"Look around )'ou .. It's Uke theold sulate to treat three wounded ·
days. The place is full but theSe . host.ages.
are only yachtsmen. We have no · The doctor was describing how
problems." the 1unmen wir.ed b.00 grenades
The race commltt.Mworted far· 1 tO.the hostages. When the walkie·
irito the nl~bt eompillaf tbe;_oC· ' «See TERROR PqeAZI fictal handicap stanctiap which •
will be announced at Ille ln>pby
preseni.uont1111~
Unofficially these are the win·
nersineachcla11:
Ocea• ,rac:lq·A. Otinka~ Tony
Bill, California ·Yacht Club.,.
OCea• rac .. 1·•, Broom mlda",
Guido 'MortarrOtti, dCalifornia
YachUllub. "" .l • ·
Oceae r1c: .. 1.C. Giant.Kiiier,
Melvin Wilb Jr., COl"OllMIO Yacht
Club. _ ..
PHRF·A;Rastlme, _
PHRF·Bv Rebel .Maid. David
Fola6m,San,Dle11<>Yac11taub.
<SeeYAClml,P.qeAZI
Surgery_ Reeumed
FORT LA'UDEB.DAI;J;. flo.
(UPI) -Broward County
hootlftal1 oebeduled elective lur-
Nixon's Staff ..
:Alerts'.Patrol·
Aho:ut Aliens
.A "call tC.:san c~ Police from se<!rd service agents al
· fOrmer ~dent Richard Nix·
dl"I dtate today led to the IUTest ot seven llle1al aliens.
Police Hid-tbe .,.a.saw • .crouP ol lle-.ican;aationals.walk· ini akin1 !Iii Atthlaoa; l"CJt>Olta -~.,,.erallloacl-tllot·
nmbelowNlxon·1~ -.abQa{•:flla~m. ··~
Offlcert dispatched to the
acme armted ....,. men and
Uil'Ud .tllem OYer to the U.S.
8oriler Pallol. ~_\.'
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B~bylift ·flue Today
' At i.Ps Alamitos
' >• '''· J, By-K'ATHYCl.AN€Y·!f • ···.'''They 've been watching
CH-.Da1tw~ ... .., •·• r television, p'laying games,.sleep-
. Another babyl ln.~of-Vi~t· fng ·and etiting," &:aid Lt. Cmdr. nam~se war orphans was'expect-Melv-in Kemp, who reported the
ed to arriv'e toni'gHt_ at. I:.ds operation has _been running
Alamitos Naval Air ~on.and smQPU:ily . ...._
authori.ties theie s8id ru~ .are The 'equip'ment hllS been sup.
expected ·t 0 c 0 li·t f·• u e plied by a voluOteer group
periodic,lly.. 'j)oeration,Handclup.·· and Ute
. A planeload of '63 orp'hans at·. cbiidrb;'r.a'ngiq ~ge from ofte
rived at ihe station lboutt mid-. m4>0th ~o 10 yea~a re being
night Suriday:,, ttlen ·were ca~f~r~yv.ol.unt\ .
transportt!'d by bus ... to a Niroup-Of iM'~' hans Brriv•
makesh.ift boirie in a Terminal at Los Alamitn y ind aft ·
.)slandgyni.ftastum·.-> ' · but three' who. )re hospitiliied
Most of' lb'm wj,I! leave by net.-on to adoption aeencies!lft
tonight for .~~e•Jli~J!c:Mlt:ih; Oregon and Colora1do Sunday, Pf J. nafton,Navata~U.lahL. ' ficiilssaid. · ·· · •·
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El: Toro
To 1..a-nd
28000
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Of-~ilfP1191SUIH
Up to 20,000 Vietnamese re-
fugees· are to· be housed at the
Marine-base..al Camp Pendleton,
Pent.agdh spokesm"en announced
today.
The refugees will be nown to El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station
and then -transported to Camp
Pendleton where they will be
housed "IOI' up to 90 days or
more," the Pentagon spokesman
said. · · .;
The spokesman said the flights
fro• Wake Island, Guam, and\
Clark Air Force Base in the
Philippines are expected to begin
within the next 48 hours.
The Pentagon official said that
Camp Pendleton will be one of
three refugee reception centers~
~ the U.S. The others are Eglin
<\[lj, Fla. and Ft. Chaflee, Ark .
The spokesman said that each
base will handle up to 20,000 re·
fugees each. To date, about40,000
Vietna.m.ese have been' evacuat·
ed from Saigon, the aide said. If
time permits, the administration
hopes to take out up to 125,000.
The Pentagon announcement
came after Congressional
leaders SAid they were notified of
the plans 'in · telephone calls this
morning from Administration of·
ficials .
Jn 1956, some 40,000 Hungarian
refugees were brought to Camp
Kilmer, N .J ., and it took several
months to find pernianent hous·
ing for all of them anc:l to scatter
them throtighout the U.S.
A spokesma•·at El 'toro today
confirmed tD8t thel.air station
had been notifi~ by the Pen·
tagon t9 ·expect· refugee flights
within tlie next 48 hours. ·
Tile El TOro spol(esman said
the bOtifiCation was not more
more specific othef than lbat up
to 20,000 refugees would arrive
eventually.
No plans will be nlade to house
the refugees. ·at El Toro, the
spokesman said: "They will be
pi'OCesSed here on a walk through
basis ancl 'tra·nsported Im·
mediately' to. Pendfeton, '! he
added ' .
Fire K'.ills Foor
BALTIMORE (UPI) -Fire
burned through · a three-story
frame h'ouse in northwes t
. Balt\more today killing four
youna persons and injuring six OtberL ....
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Some 'night aha morning
low ciObtts near the coast.
qtherWise m'ostly sunny
, through Tuesday. A little
cooler with hiths in the OOs.
Lows tooigbt42 to 52. ; · .. ? Medical Center. bot officililss&id 25 , ffE.~a"~ t none were sertoully'ill. · t ~~ j
....-""'~ In the meantjm·e,JI: grpup ~1q
''My ads produced 25 cifls and refugees arrived_! Los.An.s:e1ea
I sokl the boat." . • _,,; International Airport. Sattirday That'1tb11ucc~llory~ by night, ln.wh.at could ~lhebealn·
·the Fountain Valley man wtte> ning or many such flJlhts. •
placed this clusilied ad in the They inc'lude~ nine Viet·
i>a11.J,Pilot: \. . , ' namese employes ot Flying
·a·1s· OLASTltON,,w/SS TlgeT Airline, two ·American.
· HP Cbryal« m8_9.Y employ es and 32 dependent.a .
xtraa seoo. Pr! ntv , They all "ft belllnd bewlle1 , l•tle-. ,. .... money .. posses•ionS and jobJ, . -
xsx.xxu • which ran•ed fi-om executive 'to ....,. "'' ._....,,_ •1
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i1 ~1 Deputtn 1ald the same in•
oiruden uHd tile i ilme llel>Pinc
'9tone to l'lnuh the ..tallow ct th4'
IVitore next• door, rntrt.ccm Im· ••"'9i11, 31'111 Camino Capistrano.
~ '9lThey 1aW tlle->loll1 1• that ltore.
· lery loda1 lor the lint time alnee
April • foll..Wfn1 the elld ol a
wallcout bY ane1thftlolociata-
tettlaa>a rtata1001taol,,,.rae·
ttCe. In1uraoce. Stncf:! ttielr
walkout.. ho1.pltala, h~been"
·ldMclllilla• only --«< ursentaurcety.
Supday aft:.=:a:: Mniff• ..... llialthnli!id-'t_Plllill __ •
lloqp ·to a ~ to aell, call Official&. II'-I.oo<A._...,.,.awi. i ~...,.... · •~,. •un •*••• ,..
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SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO'.S ONCE·CANCELEO PARAOE FINALLY MADE IT.SATUROAY
South Coast YMCA lndllln Mafqens Take Part In Fiesta de Lqa Gololfdrinas Parade
Parade' Trophies Harvested
San Clemente a nd Dana llills
high s chools led trophy winners
·• this weekend during the annual
·san Juan Capistrano Swallows
Parade.
"· San Clemente bandsmen cap.
... tured the sweepstakes award and
•• Dana Hills High the first place
trophy in Saturday's parade,
~ watched by an estimated crowd
of8.000.
The San Clemente boys also
•• took hom e the bes t junior
., milita r y drill team trophy,
follo>A'ed in second pl ace by the
San Clemente High School girls
team.
First place color guard trophy
was awarded to San Clemente
High School, with Dana Hills tak-
ing second.
1 Winners in other categories in·
,,.. <'luded the Portola Junior High .
School Band, Cpino High School
Drum Corps .• Don Antonio High
SchOol Senior Drill ieam, and the
Glen Yermo JUit'\or Drill Team.
The commercial fl oat
.swee.pstakes award was given to
Home Federal Savings and
Security Pacific Bani, was
awarded second place. ·
'San J.uan's Chamber of Com·
merce.took first prize in the beat
eivic float competij.ion "and
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church won
top t,P riz e for b es t .non ·
commerc~al noat. . -:... .
Equestrian "inners. included ·
Maria S: Johnson, ~;;t Spanish
Single Lady ; .Ron Miller, best
Fancy Western Man; Freddie
Miller, best ~arade ~; Wen·
dy Ross, best Indian Child, and
Santee Saddle Club, 1>16( Mount.
edColorGuard. ~·
Hunting Talk Set
At Lion Country
Columnist Cleveland Amory
and three other fi sh and game
authorities will debate the pros
and cons or hunting as a means of
conservation Wednesday night at
Lion Country Safari.
t The 7o'clock eanel dUSCl,ISSion,
scheduled for Lion Country's ·
:JSO-seat theater, is part of a UCI
Extension course dealing with
animal management, ethics, en-
dangered species and human im·
pact on wildlife.
The audit fee for the discussion
Is $Sand the public is invited, ac·
cording to Pat Quinn, zoologicaJ
· director of the African wildlife
preserve.
Child Care
Center Eyed
Parents who a re interested in
the possibility of forming a child
day care center at Saddleback
College are urged to attend the
final general meeting on that
project at 10 a.m . Wednesday.
The meeting ":ill be held in
Room 213 of th e coll ege library.
A day care committee will pre-
sent its proposal, seek sugges-
1 lions and comments, and outline
. ; a planned presentation to the col-
lege's board of trustees.
{ Subjects scheduled to be dis-
1 C'ussed include location of the
i proposed fa cility, state laws gov-
? ern1ng day care centers, project-
1 ed expenses and details of opera·
J tion.
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ORANGE COAST LfSC.
DAILY PILOT
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Quinn , who will act as
mdderator (or the three-hour dis-
cussion, said that Amory had
been inVited to bring alOng other
s1..1:pporters of the' "no hunting"
pdint of view llut decided to go it
aJone.
He will race Charles Fullerton,
dJrector of the California Fish
and .Game Department; Aaron
Rabo((, former president of the
California Saf.ari Clubs, and John
Pollon, west coast chairman of
GameCoin International.
A p<>Pular contributor to TV
G!!Jde and the Saturday Review,
'Amory _al10,is known for his sup-
port to the Fund for Anlrrials ..
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Y:ACHTS~ ., •.
I -PHRF·C, Spec.ulition, Robert
Austin, Little Shtps Fleet,.
PHRF-D. M:vstic. Bill Strohm, G~~rillo Beach Yacht Club.
PHRF·E, Vixen. M. 8. Cox Jr.,
Los Angeles Yacht Club.
PHRF·F, Plover , David Smith,
.Coronado Yacht Club.
PHRF-G, Ha mpshire Rose,
~.nnis Burnett, South Shore Sail·
1ng Club. '
CAA, Emily Ann, J oe Clay.
California Yacht Club .
MORF·A, Vivacious IJ , Bill von
KleinSmid , Balboa Yacht Club.
MORF-B, Maia, Joe l\forena,
South Bay Yacht Racing Club.
~ORA, Groovin', Sachs and
Baker, Santa Monica Yac~tClub.
Rugs, Jewels
Taken in Dana
Imported Tibetan rUes 8nd
jewelry valued by the .victims at
mote than $30,000 were stolen
during the weekend by burglars
who broke into a Dana Point
store, Orange County Sheriff's
officers reported tOday.
.Deputies said intruders car·
ried off Tibetan.ca~ \ind gold
and sil,.er antique jewelty from
the Lama of Tibet store, 2S022
Del , J>rado, ane.n culling !heir
way tbro1..1:gh the wall from the
store next door.
Offlcers 1ald thei:e: .~as no
eviderice Jn the ntl1hb01]n1 pre-
mises Where the thieves Ima.shed
thewin'dowtogain entrY.
f'....,P.,,.AJ
PROTECT •••
urgency.
DiGiovanDI .said that the
Teamsters i11ue. w11 not an
urgent mallet lor the couacil's
attention, "at this time.", •
At the meeting DiGlovan.nl
had initially refused to allowCas·
lle to speak in light' of the coon·
cil's resolution.
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Clemente
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Bee Case
Delayed
A San Clemente couple with •
penchant for bees won a two-
wee• delay Friday in public
nui1ance court proceedings
brought aci.inst them by reli·
Genta ,who -~laim the swarms ot
bees ·are terrorizing the
neighborhood.
·south Orange Oount7
Municipal Cpurt Juidle Robert
Antram oriered the proceed·
lnl• delayed aner belnll-told by
Clarence and, Alicia Werner, 2011
Paseo de Lo• Alamos, that they
soon will ht! movina: from San
Clemente to San Dieeo~County.
NeighbOrs along Avenida de
los liobos Marinos recently
charred tha\ lhe buzzing bee& are
making the area.· next to unUYea·
ble. They _say they have been
stung •De\ forced to clean· up
waxy bee droppino and dodge
the airbome swarms. ·
.Antram, a visiting jud&e al the
rourt, said be would bold the case
~-~beyance pending a report "-,...rwn' the Wernen on their mov·
inl plans. H~ indicated that the
'cue ml1hl be dismlased if no
new complaints are bn:xigbt to
the attention of the District Al·
torney'1 Office.
Several novice beekeepen at·
tended Friday's ~earing and
later were given lips on rai.aina
bees.by the Werners.
They have nine hives in the
back yard of their home and
about 450,P<IO bees. They raiae the
bees aa a bobby.
f'ro• P.,,e AJ
> TERROR •••
talkie he was using was suddenly
cut.arr.
A senior police official said the
hostages held in the fifth.floor
consulate offices. near a modem
shopping complex in the center or Johahnesburg included four
white women, three whi.te men
and two A"frican men. But the
doC'tor who entered said' the
gunmen also had in captivity two
children whom they threatened
to shoot if the police did not cease
fire.
The gunmen fought a running
battle with polic,e marksmen who
surrounded the buildJng and re-
turned fire as authorities tried to
clear thousands of onlookers
Crom the area.
It was the first attack on Israeli
diplomats since July 1, 1973,
when assailants who were never
caught shot and killed the Israeli
military atlache in Washington,
D.C., outside his suburban home.
Seven Israelis of diplomatic
rank, headed by Consul General
Arieh Bustan, were assigned to
the Johannesburg consulate. In
addition, there was a clerical
staff, mostly Israeli citizens.
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin summoned members of
his cabinet to the capi.tal to dil· cuss tile capture or theconsulafe,1
f'roMPflfleAI
ORPHANS. ••
Tied out on a day to day basis.
Even today's Oight could not
be officially confirmed .
"W8 do not .le arn officially un-til the plane~ in the air," Navy
spokesmen said.
3 Neiuvrks
Face Chargea .
WASHINGTON (UPI> -The
Supreme Court today dilml1sed
attempts by the thl"ff major
broadc11Un1 networks to block
govlmment c1t•r1e1 that they
are IJleaallY monopoli1tn1
priftle-time entertainment pro-
grammtn1. ·
The court 'a brief order cleared
lhe way for the government'• suit
acainst the networks to proceed · Jn U.S. District Court .in Loa
Angeles.
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Trash Haulers . . '
:Walk Off Jobs
• Truh . houlera In fflll)linllon
Beacll, Fountain Valley, Laauoa
Beach and· nine other Orance
County cities walked off their
jobs today In a contruct b•tUe.
Tho 900 rubbl1h \ruck 'drivers
and helpers, repreaenttcl by
Teamsters Union Local 316,.are
re1pon1tble for haulin1 IO per·
cent of Orange County's tr uh.
But officials of the trub collec·
Uon firms involved vowed today
.. to pick up the trash tbe belt we
can." .
They said, however, there will
be schedule delays. ·
Stan TJcacyk, general manaeer
ol Rainbow Dispos al Co., which
serves Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley, said company
officials were meeting today to
discuss plans.for dealing with the ~
atrlke.
Meanwhile, a union"membet.in
Laguna Beach, ••id worken fear
,the companies m·ay try . to hire
outside workers in an effort to
break the union.
Teamster officials remained
unavail3.bleforcommenttoday.
The othu cities affected are
Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange,
Buena Park, Santa Ana, Placen·
tla, Brea, La Palma, Garden
Grove and some unincorporated
areas.
The 600 workers were covered
under a master agreement with
the Orange County Disposal As·
sociation, which represents the
companies.
The contract expired JO day1.1
a10 but the workers stayed on lhe
job on a "day to duy" busis until
today.
'They rejected the last associa·
tion pay offer which would have
given the workers u 33 percent
boost in pay and benefits·overthe
next three years . It would have
added about 87 cents to the cur·
rent $3.28 an hour avtra,ge waee.
Sam Taormina, negotiator tor
the disposal association, said the
haulers asked for u pay hike of
$1.72 tor the three years instead,
as well as an automatic c~t of
livi ng adjustment.
f'r••r~Ai
GARBAGE •••
parking lot where the trash truckS:
are stored. One of the pickets said;
the supervii.ory periOllllel for the1
local firm would try to co llect.
commercial accounts.
However, no residential pick
up Was believed possible.
Union trash haulers have re·
jected a 33 percent increase in
pay and benefits over the next
three years adding about 87 cents
to the current $3.28 hourly wage.
Union negotiators are asking
for a pay hike of $1.72 over the
three-year period.
Laguna Woman, 24,
Faces Hash Count
La1un~ Beach police &rrested
a 24 -year old Laguna Beach
woman Su.nday on conspiracy
charges in connection with the
breakup of a huhi.sh and hashish
oil importation ring which
mailed birthday car~ or con-
traband from India to the United
Slates.
Diana M. Anglade, 23 , was held
in custody at Laguna Beach City
Jail today on $7 ,500 bail. Police
listed the woman'a address as 217
Cypress Drive.
Previously, two other Laguna
Beach women were arrested at
that address after police allowed
delivery of a Happy Birthday
card in which a plastic pouch of
hashish oil was secreted.
Officers also arrested ·two
Newport Beach women previous-
ly. La1una Del. Terry MacAdam.
said the ring was a large scale
smugellng operation head·
quartered Jn the Laguna Beach
area.
Allon Begins
French Vi-sit
By Tbe Aatoelated Press
Foreign Mlnist~r Yigal Allon
today began the first visit to
France by an Israeli cabinet
minister in eight years in an at-
tempt to ease the French govern-
ment's anti-Israeli policy.
"I hope my visit will write an
additional page in the history or
Israeli-French relations which
have been very eood in the past,
but strained since 1967. This was
~ot }srael's fault, but by French
1nit1atlve," Allon said in a de·
parture statement to newsmen.
Mailed contraband from India
was sent to several cities in the
Southern California area.
After the de liveries were
made, the contraband was col-
lected by othets, Det. MacAdam
s aid. He said conspiracy com-
plaints_were being sought on the
collectors.
The operation involved police
departments or Newport Beach,
Laguna Beach and San
Clemente, federal customs ,
postal service and federal
.narcotics agents. .
· MacAdam said authorities
have confiscated more than 20
pouQds or hashish and a pound
and a half of hashish o111a highly
potent substance disW ed. from
hashish .
Aging Council
To Air Plans
The Laguna Beach Council on
Aging will examine.ways or help-
ing the more than 4,000 elderly
residents or Laguna Beach when
it meets at 7 :30 tonight at Laguna
Beach City llall.
At a previous meeting of the
council, more than 150 persons
overflowed the council chambers
as trailer park r ents were dis·
cussed.
Key speaker for tonight's pre-
sentation is Dr. Julien Feingold
who will discuss coordination of
community services to benefit
the elderly.
Included will be health, hous·
ing, counseling, r ecreation,
transportation services and pro-
blems facing senior citizens.
Enipluyes
P -~·--~· 1il . ~ . resent
De11Uuldil
The Luguria Beacli MGnici pal
EIT\ployes Association ha1 pre·
1ente" a list 'ofl ~a1e t nd benefit
demands to tbe city manaaement
calling for ah estima'{cd 12 per·
cent pay Increase llnd in<'reascs
in health and life insurance.
The Municipal EmpJoYe's As.·
sociation in<'ludes 80 members of
the clly work for'ce and not mem·
bers of the Lagunu Beach Police
Employes ' Association or .the
Laguna Be ach Fii-emen's As·
sociation .
Topping th e list or the
employes' demands is a salary
raise equal to the coat or Uvlni in·
crease, a hike estimated to be
near 12 percent.
, "This is what we consider to be
r e a s onable packaee, il is
generally what we would like to
·see im pl e mented \." c ·hris
,JCre.yman, issociation president.
said today.
The employe sal ary and
benefit package was pro_POSed to
management Friday. As yet, no
price tag for the bundle has been
figured, Kreyman said.
The demands of the municipal
employes arc the lowest of the
three employe organizations.
The Police Association re-
quested pay increases of 15 per·
cent and a package of benefits
whic h ineluded hiring of addi-
tional policemen, repair of (Jf·
ficers shoes, and extenSive over·
time allocations as well as health
and life survivor's benefits.
The firemen . .represented by
the Teamsters Union, demended.
a union shop provision, pay in·
creases equal to the cost of Jiving
increases, health insurance in·
C'reases and reduction in the
work week. '
In addition to the salarY in·
creases, the Municipal Employes
Association is seeking increases
in the life ins urance carried by
the city from $10,000 lo $20,000 ;
survivors benefit increases and
increase in the city Contribution
for employes' dental insurance.
The municipal employes also
ask ror the city to agree to bind·
ing arbitratton in settlement or
contract disputes and working
disagreements.
Bank Holdup
Suspect Flees
Fro.RI Wlre;Servl ....
The mall accused of commit·
tine a million dollar robbery or a
Reno, Nevada, bank last Sep·
tember remained at Jarge today
following a w~ekend jail break
with a fellow prisoner at the
Washoe County jail in Nev8d.a.
Daniel Rezin, 21, was captured
Saturday night, but police and
FBI agents continued today to
search for Floyd C. Forsberg, 33,
o( Portland,Oregon.
Forsberg was being held pend·
ing trial on charges of robbing
the First Nation al Bank of Reno
of Sl.044 ,000 last September.
. Police theorize that the men
escaped through the prison ven·
tilation system "with obvJous
outside help."
Slaying Probed
BEVERLY HILLS !UPI )
Police were investigating the de-
ath of a wealthy 68-year-old
woman found bound, btWlen and
strangl ed in her bedroom-Sunday
morning. SeJma. Younis was dis·
covere4 by her son;in·law.
Mariners Ca_rgo of ~.
Free Services · ·
We've put our Free
Services on-deck to show
you we have more to
·offer you. Mariners' Crew
of Savings Speclallsts
has your interest in mind
with other Free Services
too, like Check-a-Month
-Plan-. Transfer of Funds
and Save by Mail.
• $ J ,000 minimum balance
Don't forget we have the
Highest Interest poulble
on regular savings and
high. yield Certlflcatea of
Deposit. Save with your
"hometown" Savings and
Loan •• Marlnenl
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~ By MILTON M06KOWl'ft ".=. vo•c tU..i) -,_. ... i WR ... w;. Nit WM ""' ~ MM i.. ...; ~l'atou1htoletbureQucr•tstoownuplo1mlatate.But t:!v:tfS:,r=..:.,": ,..,.~ Cllf' '·'~o.. U. Nf*la.. ~ '·'~°"" °"' '·1tl'4of ci,. °"' _..!..-~o-ch.I , LiltOn lndutlritl baa finaJI)' •ucteeded in penuedJac tbe• ,..,, m·: 3 'f-•.~ -~;~:. '!: =·~ ~:l'J lfifJ ~ ... =::•t,:::: 11: 11:: = ::::1:1;:1 & 1l :m-·* Ttfllc .. _.. I •,1'"'9-.,.
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Far rrom eliminating competition'. Litton was tryins =~~=' ~·:::..,-:; •~ii l:i :""' :::: l~i.i.,,.~" 'll I~~ l!r.~~ 'U a ... =;.°'Y1r~: 21' :;u.-.~ =.:'":ii :f ~~ r::it"1:1:1l111\ =..·ii& des~ra•··lytoaa·•~·ce h t"ttl UU tb 1 in• .. ~ ~.:a.1 .... ., 11:11 I 1* ... 1:1 r. ,,..ui·1 • •Vi-v. · 1..r~·~ • » ~-1"" ,_,...,.11.0ld .. • l* ... --o..._ T•G&Trt.1•, :n • .,_.,. -"' -'-'-~-.-W JU C,C_Ompe 0Jl ere S W!9 ml It_, llll.1161 I Ill' ... Elar ll'd ll tt •\.Ii + I.It aMlcl t JI H~YI Wc:llendlt1I~1 w.--. E§~'° f 11+ IY-lo--% TaGlTOf!"'·· I l9 •Ill manufaclureandsale of'Lypewrilers • · • '!j •H . .-•l't .. rttt .. _. 11PMc1.10 s '' 111/o ~•w4il s •1 ~ ... w1e1L1t1:21 • • n....+ "'-t .. 1 .. '!lo-v. T••91'1f•.• • t1 lll1111J-4' • \ 0 • .-~ u!fj .. 12» lt\lo• \lo l!llr~l.'6 s 11 21~-·1,i; •11 .11e 2 17t sv.-1111 MU1118r .:i.. t 31 111o ..• .M11 m 11v...-:w. 1, ... ,.,,..,,1, • ,,,..._"'°
th ......... ...,..... -lmry ........ ,"'."""I'-•• , .. 1100 ... \Ir MIM,.LI .... 11 ~·"' • • TtUlll!IC. s ., ,,.,_\.II NOT THAT LITTON IS ANY hero. It's an· 1-·..,_.~.ol i',· .. ""• .. Ill v. 11 '•. •, ~", '•'-· .. •• E-1.1s20 110 u 11o-"*. t "•·• • u) u • ""· MM&M 1.1s11 sn .....,_ 1111. ,. .. 1t t.w.t.,.. T•• ''"'' • nt"'4lli• 1o1t
e. conglomerate Corporation, havinll' &roWn by a .•-• -~1· ' t "" I. I II--V.. EINl'rlll •• • Ji fl!>-\,It I iiftii'' t :rJ\lo-"° MIN11iO .n • 1 IO ... ••Kfllll t0"1s m .,,.._. Tn 011 .tt9 I Mir IJ -'i'lo
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Litton bou1ht its way into typewrltera In ,·-·when It N ":W 1 D JI::• v. •w '" M~ ~ ~~ ;1' l• 20 --.. _.. •• J ''" ••• """*• 1·10 t• :a IN ~· .. •l'I • 1 -.-.. v. t-ettt .n,. • .-... -. •• DI O ' Olli All11•1t11#'1t-\.li ... 'j 1 •+\.Ii t'. ..... eGfti 11 t'Ji+lillllNAIWf~,,atllelilot\ll Mee!IOll..i '••olOW!••~. )VO ., llfV.•'4 r...-'.11 'i •Sl•-loi.
...... Al tlld1s I .. 10,.''",'.,'''::~. ·~ EIWlld,., I JI·-·~ 1,1rn····1 2 •... ----·Ot .. 1n1 ..... : .... ·m~·"\'1tttl!!~·~ "-"'·*I). f ... scooped up Royal·McBee , maker or the Royal type:writen · All LJiO •' -... .,: ,,,. ..... 1EMe••t11. , 1• 1•~•"" t 11\0 ... M1tow1111t11 1 • 1w. ... 11 t .... T111rnJw.itt1 11 .-.. "" On the face of ··tr, the move seemed to make l&Ole. . AU .., ••• 'li "" ... e" .·~ ·,· · ... ! .. ::-• . ._ 1: ..... nolKJ\ 14 2,1 ""• ""' I .a f .. 19 -'h Melyc•p ... , •• ~· -• CM: l ti ": ... ,,_ ... nHttiyO .a11 ' ....... _ Alt ~t .. ,........ .c.,il• .~;. 1..,in.n.• t 14 10.... l.2fl11 10 ll;i.1 Yt Molyc.f2 ...... I Jt""-\1>. •CA~lv.·• 1"• 71111' T=lntM 11$ IR-\o't Royal h111 'been the leading seller of office Ly--wrilen •1111 ~ .1• s tti ·i: c.. · 1 '!l ll..= .• l!<iYGeat.N • 11 ,. -'\of ,...,. ~1 J11 •• i1-..-~ ..,..,.r<,.T 1 • i 1''h• .,., ·~ eo .. 11 3""• .,,. T -• • •• 11111o-1w.
e . . u ,-,ts supremacy was based on Ute manual • ._"' .11 s • ~ ~"'I! s '9 1:-"' 1.• s '" 21 · •.. •1.u •. u .. ..,. •.• tollOn•w• .1111 1n wv. ..• .....,., JS ·i 111 ,1.._,. T11rw 111e J tt • •1.,... -In tb U S b t "" -Allr~ .S. t I :m• .., • -... l!ciuHLl .ftb • ,. ••tilt •·· 11 .... tt )It 11 -111. ""°"'"'.,.. 1 s. ,,,._ -E:: 1"' ·• t lV.--.,. T Ill ·""'' 1t. It •..
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T be R al d I 2.60 •• I» ••• t'. t' It -•.·.·. h)9Jft 1'4it "6 tll. I ''!: ... I ... lSW ,., 1Mr ... Pl.IOl4 IU ....... -. IM Of'lt · ~ .Tr-C...till IM 2,_•l"MI • o sure, oy ma e e ectric typewriten but tlley • .-. 3 ,., ~ w. 111 s 1 ''"'• .,.. __... ,._ '"""'"*" s ' '"' ... """'••K,•,·!! s v., t!.....! "'• ..,.:G ~ 2;:g :: fo 11~:,: Tr-..... .st s .,.. '"'• \'II werenomatchforthelBMs Uttoncompanl h dbeenln .-....... lllt .1 ·SJ.. ... ..,.,. 1 .,. ·-... "....,... .• • 10 s ..... -. ,,..... ..... r 1111 l4~11o Monti ....... 6--c , "••• TrM•n•.•-· 1 •• _.,.. • es a • .AIM.lrl'i ... 1 1 ...._.,. ,. --.... l'et,cem .to11 2u •l\4o+I ll!",,.c..1fi'•'' .,.JOJffll='IJ--.JYI Mcw1$11 .l0b • » 1lll •.. < i: ··· Tr-. .-11 3'I '"'+"" votved 11n isoPhlsticaled electronic systems, and 50 the.Ut-Ft1rc1M • ' 1• •~ ... " "' 11o M1" Tr""'.. ,. l¥1• "'-Attl"lftS · • 11 *" ··· Tr-.Ll!ll .•s • • • .,_""
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The case dragged through many proceedings, with the =~si: ~ ~"-::·:· QCll!!fpfii :: 'iE ~?"'-~~ .. ~r=J:.s.~~ :r ~~ ::: :::-;:: ~ .............. ·~ c:'~~Z:J Jn:·~· =-~~:i~\ Ji .:r. ~· ·~ 11\,; l:-;·:· FrC sticking lo its lgwts: Litton had Lo gel rid or Triumph-Al'n $We$ :I j 1• "v. Ckffs.Co .SJ IJ 6SI IO'h--'lit fl "'9rSc: .:zo 10 236 ~;~. -~ JeMIM ,,. • • mll• "' ,,.. .12 I I .................... If 11 1"'* ~ ... J -...... -
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sold ber, this year, more lharr''l5 percent wlll be elec:tric. -1.1:··' 5•'" . ii ·~1 m.· .. frM" I .... ,,1 ~~ : .. :: J=·~ : .r. :.: ... -~r=t:t: t 1!1 IOtil ·.~ E=:l-.~.: .. ..._, .... ·=-. aU ::-.~ A d IBM, h f th I rl ·· ... ..,, ~ "'-· .4h .. --JOyMtt 1 ... 12 1Jt """'•' Ml a • .o .. ,,,. » -1" ,,._ , • ..,....... Tl 1 a.111 • " 21 n 11 are o e e ect c market hu been eaUmat.ed a-i • + " 12t ' 1 ..._ 1'wl .... -•11 aa. u11.-11o _. w.-1 ts o ~ •• !! ~1 URI ii. • f •~-·;,..;. ashighas80"tcen\,. · ·=:J~::l: 1 ~~ 1111M,,'11 J1 "• ,,._"' =:::."'.'~11 1!!94 21 _.,., it...1srA11.a s i4:l11 •lYI =.:::£#'.n :: ::O., -i" 11:1111·:·, 1; =r.tt ~~:r,·.· .. '"·,· '" .-.. ... tilt
Indeed, L(tton arped that' if ·ll wu forced to five up ~o!;'t 'I ;:_-?:' 1t ... -: :". f +\.; ==•t'\1' Ml ,. ue=·~ ~~"t,: :: :: ~ ll...,:~.,. =l.,rMM?': "i ,f: :::: :; ~..!.-:1.~ ·it& ~ ~ 11~. ·~ iMMM 1.• .. lt l::!+~ .~umph It would have to 8•--•--the -•a-~ 'ty__.,,,t.... ._•k• .12 t.,.,=-. 0-1.• J " .,.,._ • .,......,.. 1• ,~ ... "" ""' Mii' .._ ·• 1 •t .-• "11.t Crp ·'° • ss Ml,\ ... s:::J'l:c ioi • 1J •t·,. '"' t.111 NYC..,... 11 ••¥t-• J.11 DtlDUUll ..,.,....--. .-...-••-AltiulC.Ott• tf\.'t-\iji ,,, ...... JRlllo ... ,._..llWllll*SV!-VtKAl .... f\li .. 2tO ;t ... NwtetllWai•U~•illll~41~ )li ... •loli UtdPll.CMr> .• •l ••• field AndhowwouldlhalhelpcompeUUon• ..__,,. • .-. """" • 1111o+"' ~--it...1-c1.N 10 • • ·'· MfH'lf'0,1\11 ' 11 14""•"'" '-•k 1o ·s 21 12~ .. , .. • • ,..,_,. -· I .. OU .. • ...... ';.j I ... 1 fl t~ 't41 "~· .. t Siio-Vt li¢•1f.Ctl;f I~.. I 2• -.,., "'°''i5 1.12 • 1 11 -... $ef!J ift 1:.0 7 1tt ~ ._. M f •l ll ··· So the FTC finaUy saw the li1ht. Litton ii doing so"°""' ...,.. car... . ~· "' •• ·; •'• 1 ...... •"' . , ,. ''-' ... Ko.,., 111 ·· ' 11~ ... NA cu 1.11111 " is .... , p.1,..,. .so .. , ,~ .. "' 1.1111 .. t• ...,...... -.
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NEW YORK CAP) -The American consumer COD·
tinues to give fits to ma'rketin& sll'ateglsU and retatlen.
Some of Lhe best known names In mereb1ndl1Jn1 are In
trouble, and' the list doeln'L begin and end With Lh• Great ·
Atlantic and Pacific TeaC.O. and W. T. Grant Co .• wblch are
losing scores of millions ol doll an.
A lottl list or manutadurers and retai11n of eonaumer
aoocts find they c:an 1t 1ft ~public eiclted aboUt anythtq,
except. possibly about savtnc whatever they can. People are
"buying down." Money .ts plUn1 up •&•In in 1avln11 ln1Utu·
tions. Savtn1s bond 1ale1 are high.
THE MEllCHANDISEll 1110UGllT at -time to be
the smarte1L, be1t informed and cleverest of all market.In,
the Detro't auto m•kv, finds that customers will buy only
when they can drive a good baraaln for them1elva, which
• often is• lostn1 P?9PG1ill00Pothe1eller. Th~ ouh rebate concept wu t.housht to be another tx·
ample or Detroit'• genius when, earlier thl1 r,ear, the public
crowded Into automotive showrooms and he ped dealen cut
tbeir inventory glut. ·
But, a1 Detroit bu learned, it really doesn'l take a
areal deal of lmagin•tion Lo sell producta It• lou or oa I
margin too skimpy Lo support a livtnc. And that,'lt appean,
is one thing that rebaUng amounted lo.
.. Another: Those sales made la1t FebrUUJ and Muei..
quilf: likely were al the expen1eof' 1prln11aln. That at leut
is the conclusion being drawn rrom the worst sprtn11elllDS
-rate in about 14 years. .
ONCE UPON" TIME; !hat tlm• belnl no maretllan 10
y<!ars ago. thete wa1 a pervulve reeUn1 that~ made,
its: market ......i.. that it decided what It wanted lo do and theo
went out and did it SUl)ported. by promoUon and hoopla.
Quil' obviously II no lon1er can ·~ ob. It tried. !!llr
several yean Jt' delHttd to tinter the eOmp'et car muttet.
leavinli that Uny,Jietmonlof ll>e cnarllil. to Ille Jap.-and
European eompaoin:. , .• -, , -
It WU onlj When .they JOallZed that OoDlplel lmpoito
were 1oupr1 l5 p.ri!iml ol "*!' out of !be total car multot
tMt Detroit seemed to~-that tbe public new wh•t·
f U wanted and waa backin1 ita belief with mOM.y. • ,
Now Detroit recognizes jt ·must contend wttb a complex,.
demanding, better educated consumer. A smptcaoua (:Oft·
aumer, you might add ; a ~uiper w'ho expeeta DOthln1
more than his money·• worth and who discount.I the hoopl•!
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A IA# DAIL Y 1-'IL(J f Mondat . April 28, 1975 .
, .. Avalon Patrol Lauded
Efforts Dunng Catalina Sto..,, Reported
BJ ALMON LOCXABE-'t ' °"" " .... 9Nti .......
Boat.owners whose craft sur-
\'ived the batterin1 northeast
winds at AvaJon during the
March 27 .29 blow had words or
praise fo r th e wort or
lfarbormastcr Bill Harvey amt
his cr e w ·a nd the Avalon
liJegUards for · tireless work in
.keeping damage to a minimum.
Dr. Wallace Gerrie of Newport
Beach and his family were on an
Erics6il·3S sloop that rode out the
.s.tQr.ro. 'In a Jette_r to Jl.arvey .. Dr.
Gerrie said:
"'WHEN THE FIRST winds hit
Thursday night m y family and I
were comfortably moored al
Moonstone Cove (about five
miles west ·of Avalon) and by
12:30 a .m. the wind was gusting
to 35 iniles per hour. We decided
to run for cover and went to
Avalon: Two other saiiboats at
Moonstone hea de d for Fis·
herman's Cove a t the Isthmus,
and the lone 1powerboa t that
elected to stay was. later
destroyed on the beach.
"As we came through the
Avalon Harbor entra nce we
were met by Harbor Department
boat and gµided to the best moo r-
ing available. The boat stood by
until we were securely moored.
That greeting did much to bolster
our spirits.
·SAVE
SAVE
SAVE
' "Ail through the night at 10.IS 'a110 \hose o..Of ;iuany ~ther
minute intervals. either the yachllmencaqhfintMatorm.
Harbor Department boats or lhe "We, t.De captain and' crew ot
lifeguards tn tb'eir Baywatch Brandon Jrop, wiah to, compli.
patrolled 'throug'h, the moorings, ment tbe the• of the Avalon
advi si n g ya.c htsm e n t o ha rbor-.patrol, the 'county
a;trengthen their lines or adjust· lifeguards and clU1em of Avalon
lng the position of boats to avoid for the fantutic •cad heiroic deeds
possiblecollisions. they perfortne" durina the
''THIS GAVE US a secure feel·
ing because it is not only your
own boal yOu have to watch in a
crowded harbor, but also the
boats aroun,d you !IS well. The ef·
forts of everyone in your depart-
ment s houla be given thanks for a
job well done."
William Brandon addressed
his letter of commendation to the
mayor and citjiens of Avalon,
staling that it not only expressed
the th anks of his family crew
aboard the Brandon Iron II but
3 BURGIARIES
IN THREE DAYS
storm," wrote BritDdon.
BRANDON ADDEDlballl was
the calmness, ordei'lineu and ef.
fi ciency that _prev_ented-...A__sgilJl:
plete disaster as the winds and
seas battered the crowded
harbor. •
Two of the Harbor Department
boats were also beached in their
· efforts to save a large sailboat
that was late'r broken up in the
heavy surf.
Avalon Harbor faces northeast
and is at the.mercy ofihe strong
Santa Ana winds when they blow
across the channel pus hing
heavy seas ahead. A breakwater
built across a portion df the
harbor a few years ago alleviat-
SANTA ·MA·R.TA , Colombia • ed some of the danger, but
(UPI) -Oswaldo Pinedo's house Avalon, along with other coves
was barglarited twice -once on on the north side of thejsland, is ·
Saturday and again on Sunday. vi rtually' untenable during such
So he went to the. police station storms. :Monday to report the crimes. __ BoalS that can power out usual-
When he got back home, he ly ta~e refuge on the sou.th stde or
found his house had bee n th~ island at ,Cat Harbor or a t
burglarizedatbirdUme. Fisherman s Cove at the Isthmus. ..
New Maytags are coming.
All dtscontinued models must
go now. Prices slashed.
Big Savings!
MAYTAG
Scotsman
Washer
TerrHK: Features!
• Permanenl press and regular
laboc cycles • 3 Wate1 level
settings • 3 Water temoera!ure
settings • Zinc coated steel
cabinet with 1ough acrylic
enamel finish • Family size
Porcelain enamel tub with
Power Fin Agitator •Attractive
brushed metal trim
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BOATING '·
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'· .. , Tn'lf~unaalll .. tumawlll twarae..,uflioo,1=.,-· • IDv .. e N""l)Ofl Thuridoy lor Ille leW1~ Gf'lbe If ._ "11th annual u.s.-Medeo team wlll reDatita In aouflterD
• -;, raee.aponsored by lhe Lldo-H Aa· C.Ufornla to compele ·ID lllml·
social.ion . · inston H•rbour Yacht Club's
Tllo Mexicans will go qainal Tournament of C~ foe
10 "'""r teams from Soulhern Lido-luS.t•d•Y·•llilllunjloy •• C ~-' L I I allfornia In a three-race reaatla • ., .. , u in,lbe ocean o(f ~ewpc>rt Beach. 1
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For RegJttta
Thirty-four yacbts have been.
signed up for tbe foUrtb sailing of
the San Diego· Yacbl CUp tevel
~acing r.e•atta ·,scheduled. f9r
May·;t-5. . t~ ·
SDYC officials say the list may
reach as high as 50.>So far •. ·t·l
quarter·tons have sicned Up
along with 10 three-guarter tons,
four half·ton.s arid·njneoae,tons.
The one-to'n racing'WiUbe com-
bined with the Trophy race and
the San Diego•to Lone Beach race
of the Pacific Ocean.Racing Con·
ference.
The regatta will also qualify
the top one-tanners for the world
One Ton Championship next Sep-
t em b e r at Newport, R .I .
race will be Balboa Yaehl Club "411D8
-with the 10.al, Lldo,·14 ,tn111 11s ~ · I
. boot. ' M · d D • ~ Tile regatta ia hela oo iltemate -l -'111 ee . .f' erJ11118 I
years at La.ke Valle de 'Bravo Tb. Coast Gu•rd baa, luued a
near'ltfexico City. ... reminder.lb.al all yaeM dabl and
OPENING;.cEREMONJES al other lloalla• ora•••ullona ......
BYC 1will be a nae ralslnc for nin& re1attas, ,Paradel and~
bolb ~euntries Thursday morn-marl~ •v.enta are required to ob< inc. followed by the fint oftlcial t~ permits. ...
race in the a fternoon. The final The Hl'JDita are NQUlred for t
E. ht Reinstated 1$ . .
' ' ' OAKhA~·D (UPI). -Ei1hl
stewardesses of Trans lntema·
Uonal.Airlines who refused tony
to 'SaJj:on Will, be reinstated
with~t a Jou in pa~. They had
been grouodeCI bflcailse they re-
fused to boa r·d a J',ropOsed
charter fiight Friday at was to
fly employes of a New York firm
out of Saigon.
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any m1riae event lllat. by Ila
nature, circumstaDC."tS' ~ ~loea.i 1 lion, will introdUce extra Or &al·
usual hazards to aafet1 of
persons uaiQa the navicable
waten of the U.S.
With properlt approved
marine event permita, 1p8c1ure.
guJalions ean be· I-by the
Cou~ Guard~ to pr.Qted:·thi area •
of the event and, if deemed
' neceasary, patrol Yellliall for lbe
event can be ,providld by Uie '
Coast Guard or . Coast Guard
Auxiliary.
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And y,ou're invited!
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Jeannene Booher of Dalani II!
On Friday, ;Tiip ·Bryan
meet
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designer prices, (They're $Sitto $1101-) So come. Meet
the designer h'erself and ..,.'bur.infornlal modeling '. , ' from 11 :30 a.m. to 3 :30 p.m. J'hursday, May 1 in
Newport. Shown here, our w,h,ite polyester-organza
dress for casual ~inne'r, be.utifully faggoted, with
mul ti-colorful flowers abloom on the tkirt. 6· 14. $86. l ' . • •
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, ~ecillffy·to chat .llith you and help show you which
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inform.al modeling t1om 11 :00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
FrLdoy, J')'1ay 2 in Newport. Her,,.a Cool• gathering of
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; . PGtents Critique Jj~h ~-:-·-.. gram
I Bel IAN WOlt'l1f. dinou.un-frpm theanatom.)'of (MGM) program irt th• Sad-Uoaand sometim•fllentrt:dly •• .".-tohiltma)or cate1ti~. ,.; t organized at the school level as it
.. Daltr PHlllWI tyrannosaurus rex tC? the ice age dleback district, tella that story The airted bave·b.1_~~ foeuiln ~ ••f tbeyt btf'ijt. ~ " ls nqw.
The little-boy-marched into when't.bey disappeared. to Ulu.strate sever,al P.3int1. the--8addle'brik-V~ec:alltly ..... ~eomnl'unleJ11tic9f~l1Ht "It is not just enrich~~t we ~laaa wilh his Shoes unlaced, hia With that, .another teacher in One is that gifted •children because of a repori_ lrGilft ~ diatrict about the f(;-M' (~1-. want," said Barbara Gns1nger,
1hair 1tlcklng up and his pants on the Saddleback Valley Unified often have trouble relalinf to of mentally 1ifted'.i~ in b: lifted 'i'einort) pr:ogram, •nd , one of the parents bchi~d the _re·
1backwards. School District discovered their peers. Sometimes their eight schools ._ ~ 1 , .Omettmes thi:-y ·1et the i·m· Port. "We want basic skills
i If the teacher didn't &bink the · another mentally gifted child. classmates think t~ey 're The pareois ••f ...,.'are ..M>t. ~ little Is_ betQg d9M for •'taught in the depth .the.~hildren
tlltt"le fellow was strange his Tests allowed the child in ques. "weird." And vicevena. · happy with many ..,,eta ol Ute tHe1tudentl. • arecapableofreach1ng. f •
1fe1Jow students certainly did. lion had an intelligence quotient ~not her, according to Mrs. MGM program, _•Dift~ are· -:J'he'y ~ieve pn:w~am pl9 -· . "Muc~ or the commwifca~
Then he opened his mouth. Out of more than 160. Webber, is that •gifted children hopUlg to secure db1trt~t,!fevel ninafor the MG Ii( pr.ogTaIJ\ ~ we. rece1~e ; from. l~e school 1s
1paured everythina: you could Lea,h Webber, coordinator of reveal their spe"cial needs and changes i'n direction.... to a..-beefed u_p and coord:truWld written 1n educat1onese _that
possibly want tO inow about the mentally gifted minors abilities with endless imagina-The parents' compwat(fall fn.. from the d_istr1ct level, ins~of <See GIFTED, PageA2)
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'nJOHANNESBURG, South
Africa (AP) -Six terrorists
Mrmed with machine guns seized ··~e Israeli consulate in fbwnt.own Johannesburg ,today,
~k niae hostages and sprayed
the .streets outside with gunfire
wounding al least 40 persons and.
tenifyin&luncbtimecrowds.
J There Were uncoafmned re. p0ks that there ·were five dead
and another 10 wounded inside
the consulate. A doctor allowed ~ the COD·
.Ute said the hostages included
two children the terrorists were
threatening to shoot.
The South African Press as·
sociation said the terrOriats were
believed to be three Lebanese.
and tbree Japanese but there was
no official confirmation.
Jn Beirut, Lebanon, some of
the ~alestinian guerrilla groups
denied responsibility for the at ..
tack and others withheld com·
meat.
After holding out through a
series of blazing 1un battles with
police riflemen, the attackers
Ragtime First
threatened lo blow up the office
building occupied by the COD·
sulate unless the Israeli am-
t>assador was produced.
Police said the ambassador,
lzhac D. Unna, had been sum-
moned rrom Cape Town andwas
en route by plane.
The terrorists also threatened
to shoot a hostage e'J'ery 15
minutes unless police withdrew
from the front and back exits of
the building, according le the
physician admitted lo the con·
(See TERROR, Page AZi .
• -Z I Schools
ftreparefor
S.ulnmer
Race to Ensenada ,
Fini.shes SlowJy·
' .. Alt'".21· schools Of tbe ~Sad·
d]eback Valley Unllled Sj:bool
District will ' have stµnmer pro-
jrams, some starUngJune'"t7.
Patrick Bushman, summer
achool dir~or, said .courses of-
fered in the vacatioo tenn varY
from sailing and environmental
awareness to a rural program at. thbuco Elementary School. ~ ''Each school wiUolferttsown,
li:\di.'Vidualized program based on
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ENSENADA-The 28th annual
Newport to" Enaenada yacht race
came to a weary but calm close
Sunday as the last of the 500
starters str'uggled across the
rmish line about midnight.
'lbe potentially fastest race on
record went fiat SuDdJY morning
when light winds ofr the coast of
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Meeting Set
Baja California had the fleet
alternately beating er standllic
still for the last 50 o;illes ol. the
race.
The 62-foot sloop Ragtime skip-
pered by Bill White and Bill Pas·
quini of Long Beach Yacht Club
carried .the slro·ng winds to
Enseoada and was the first yacht
to finish. Ragtime finished the
race in 15 hours and 15 minutes.
finishing ahead of the
catamarahs.
Ensenada was quiet and order·
ly Sunday night and ~onday
morning. At Hussong's c1lntina,
scene of some riotous events in re. I man said. "Summer•School
c ·es have been designed· to
c ure students interest 8' well
' meet educational needs ...
•fte elementary school sum-
mer term will run from 8 a.m. t.o
U>U p.m . July 1 through July 20.
~ediate schools will hold
~ummer school 8 a.m. to 12:15
p:ti\.' June 17 through July29; the
hig'h schools have the same ~~~ but will m~ from 7:p
•·m:to12:30p:m.
Over School
Boµndries
.... cent years, bartender En.rique
looked over a full house and said,
.. Look around you: lt'stlke~old
days. The place is full but there
are only yachtsmen. We have no
4 .sum•mer program a't
Silyerado, Continuation High
Sqhool will run from 8 a.m. lo
112cu p.m. juJy 1 t~rouib July 23 au. the sum,,mer term at
!Aperanza Trainable Mentally
Retarded School will nm 11.arting
JUlle17 from 8:45 to 2:4Sp.m.
A meeting to try to decide
boundaries for a new in·
termediate school in El Toro and
where to build a third high schOol
will be held at 7 :30 tonight at Los
Alisos Intermediate School, Mis·
sion Viejo.
The public has been invited by
trustees of the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District to attend
and present views on the boun·
dary issues, which have been UD·
der·study for about six months.
Thi• schedule "allows parents a~" itudents an opportw'lity to pl~O a six week v.acation and yet ln~.is available ~ducattonal op-
~ . uniUes for nearly 11 'months·
Of ~ ryear, ••Bushman satd.
John Cooper, district
coordinator or research and de-
velopment, has been working
with a citizens• cbinmittee and
·meeting with 1maU groups of
parents in each attendance area
over the past few months. ' ·Th~ fall term of ihe 'svuso
·~affl Septem'ber 10,hesaid. _ Tnust.ees may make a decision
on the boundaries at tonight's
meeting, or they may postpone
action until the next regular
meetin14
More informatiOn on -summet
acbool is available by calUng
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' ' WASHINGTON (UPI) -Disability·judges for t11.e
1 Social Security AdminlstraUon flew to.Puerto Rico to
' help 'with hearinas durihg Winter vacation months
, despite·-b)gger case backl<>P in less glamorous loca·
1 Uons, a government audit says.
1 A General Accounijng Office report said two of
• the most lleavlly liacklo"ed hearing offices in the
c country -Flint, Mich ., and Huntington, W. Va. -
1 ••receive<( half the assistance'' given the San Juan,
P.R., office, which ranked 23rd.
, The report said hearing examiners temporarily
, 1 sent to Puerto Rico are given· few enough cases to
, c leave lllemplent)' ol time to enjoy the island's recrea·
Uanateu • • • · ' ; s.. aiarles )\fcC. Mathias. (R·Md.), requested
lhe•lnvesu&ation after constituents complained abbut ·~ waiting up to a year for hearings, and asked HEW
1 Secretary Caspar Weinberger to stop any abuses.
problems."
The race committeeworkedfar'
into the night compiling the of ..
ficial handicap staridings which
will be' announced at the tropby
presentation this afternoon. -
Unofficially these are the win-
ners in each class:
Ocean raclng:·A, Olinka, Tony
Bill, California YachtClub.
0c·ean raciag:-B, Broom Hilda,
Guido Mortarrotti, California
• Yaoht Club.
Ocean racing:.c, Giant Killer,
Melvin Wills Jr., Coroil.ado Yacht
Club.
PHR:F ·A, Ragtime,
PHRF·B, Rebel Maid, David
Folsom, San Diego Yacht Club.
PHRF:C, Speculation, Robert
Austin,LittleShips Fi.eel,.
PHRF·D, Mystic, Bill.strohm, C~~ri_llo~Bch"YaChtClub.
PHRF·E, Vixen, M. B. Cox Jr.,
LosAngeles Yacht Club.
(See YACHTs; Page AZi
' El Toro Unit
Meets Tonight
On Fo1D1tain ,•
The Culure or the Lake Forest
fountain' is one of the Items to be
discussed tonight .at a general
meetirig of the El Toro
Homeownen Association.
The meeUng· will be a.t 7:'3A/in
Room"' F0 8 at Los Alisos In·
termedi'a{e School, M\sslon
Viejo.
Olher items on the aa:enda in--
clude 1
-A prosre .. report on the El
Toro Community Park.
-Naming ol the Aspill·Street '
ptrk. "' -DI eusaion ot: plans for the El
Toro summer teen center.
-Approval or bylaws for the
auocJaUon ..
Babyl:ift Qu.e .. X~dqy
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ot Ute Delly P'tltolMift
Another babyUft. or Viel·
namese w"Br ofP.h.aits W&Hx~l··
ed to arrive· tonight ... at't'(Los
Alamitos NaVal Air. StpiJoo aof
authotjties \here saia,ruch~·afe
expect,e.d to co.ntiinue
periodicallY. • . :.. ...
• A planelo3d of 63 Orphans ar·
rived ·at the ·.siation about, mid·
night Sun'day. lhep '*ere
transported by bus to a'
makeshift home in a Terminal
IslaDd1gymnasium.
~Mbst.._ of .them will leave .by
tonight for homes .throughout the
nation, Naval author1Ues1aid.
' ' ''.Tfiey 've been watching
!elevisiao, playing games, slf¥!P·
1ng .@P.4 .eating," said Lt. Cmdr:.
14elvin-Kemp,· wfto reported the
oper8tlon h&s been running
smootlily.· The equiPment has beett sup-
plied by a Volunteer gr4up
~·<:*ratiori Handclasp," and the
ctuldreD, rangiDc in age from oae
•.mO.tb to 10 ·years are being e..-.S for 'by'volunteers. ' . '
•· A l'tOUJ!tof~t24 orphans arrived
at Los li'lamitos SatUrday and all
bUt three who were hospitalized
new.on to adoption agencies in
Oniloil and Colbrad0Sunday11of-
ficf•ll1aid.
Two of the 63 arriving Sunday . . ldelil atsOi were hospitalized at
.. n PROIJVCES. ithi> l'.ong .Bea~b Naval Region al ~. ¥,iodl<al C"'ter, but ol!icialssaid 2.') Rt,~(;).R:. ~ ~ 1eripusly ill.
Jf-"!'1 ~ Jn. the meantime, .a group ol 43
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•I scild the boa~.:· ' ,. ' · -~!Jona! ~! ,Saturday 'Jbal's,the eucce"' storylolcl•by nl~ fn wft'!I , d be the be(in·
'the ·Fountain V•ll•J ilUm 1w1><> lllria'.olintl1111U.• nights. ,
ptaeed" this claasifhitl"ad m· the. 1 tJTbey lr.cruded nine Viet-
Daily•Pilot: ,, 'lameae employes of Flying
••1S'GLASTRON,w/SS Ti1e~ Airline, ttro A,meric.an
HPCbrysler many emplbfe1 olici 32 dependents. xtru . -· Prl ply. ' ' T\llY all Jell J!ebiad homes, ~n1:x money. poqea&1ons and . jobs, . • wllicb raqed f,i!>m executive to, U you have. any ~ fl'om a labor'er.pltioni.
sloop to. a dbi&bJ!·to,..U, ·~ , Ofllclilataf IAs.~·•ald 6'2~8. lt Mil' ti!lfeo ·a ~WI' ,~· lftey' .., a.et eJpeel to
-.In tho~)it •,P.l~to~a . , :1nvo!~'.ln ~DI' ror
bu)'er. · · , , · ~It rel'a1e,.. 111• hilbt)l!f. AloDI:' '!'e' .0r1,,._ ""'*• IM Ollhta'; they sa14, a"' boln; ~-
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Up lo 20,000' Vietnamese re·
(ugees are to be housed at the
Marine base at Camp Pendleton,
Pent,gon spokesmen announced
today.
The refugees will be flown to El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station
and then transported to Camp
Pendleton where they will be
housed "for up to 90 days or
mo"re," the Pentagon spokesman
said .
The spokesman said the flights
from Wake Island, Guam, and
Clark Air Force Base in the
Philippines are expected to begin
within the next48 hours.
The Pentagon official said that
Camp Pendleton will be one or
three refugee reception centers ..
in'the U.S. The others are Eglin
AFB, Fta·. and Fl. Chaffee, Ark.
The spokesman slid that each
base will handle up to 20,000 re·
rugees each. To dale, about40,000
Vielnainese have been evacuat·
ed. from Saigon, the aide said. ff
lime pe.rmils, the administration
hopes to take out up to 125,000.
The Pentagon· announcement
came after congressional
leaders said they were notified or
the plans in telephone calls this
morning from Administration of·
ficial s. ·
In 1956, some 40,000 Hungarian
refugees were brought to Camp
Kilmer, N.J., and it took several
mofiths to find permanent hous·
ing for ,all o( them and to scatter
them throughout the U.S.
A spOkeslJlan al El Toro today
confirmed th.at the air station
had• been notified by the Pen·
lagon to expect refugee flights
Within the next 48 hours.
The El· Toro spoliesman said
the notifiCation Was not more
more specific other than that up
to""20,000 refugees would arrive
eventually. ..
No plans will be made to house
the refugees at El Toro, the
spokesman said. "They will be
proceSsed here on a walk through
basis and transported im·
mediately to Pendleton,'' be
added.
Fire Kills Four
BALTIMORE (UPI) -Fire
tiurned through a three-story
frame house in northwest
Baltimore today killing four
young ptrsons and injuring six
others .. . ' •
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Some night and morning
low clouds near the coast,.
otherwise moslly suru,y
through Tuesday. A li(Ue
cooler with highs in"tbe &Os.
Lows tonight 42 to 52,
INSIDE TODA. Y
"Mother's LUlle Helpm•
ore helping to rid Co«a MftCl
mtd Irvine o/ dope ond ,..,_
llUution. Daily Pilol ""'f/a'
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Debbi Smith, Lorrie -vaines, Cindy @Ison,
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CONTESTANTS-The new Miss Sad ·
dleback Valley will be chosen from among
14 contestants at a betiuty pageant May 4 .
Here are nine of the you·ng women. From
Fr-Page Al . ! 14 to Vie
GIFTED STUDENTS •••
education has been geared lo th• For Title doesn't mean boo to the average
parent -and so it goes into the
t rash," she added.
District officials involved with
the program concede that com·
munication has been spotty. Dr.
Richard Welte, deputy s uperin·
tendent and he<.id of instructional
s ervices. said improving that
will be one of the first responses
to the parents' complaint s.
But both he and Mrs. Webber.
MGM consultant, believe that
basically the program is good.
They say that once parents find
out what is happening for MG Ms,
they'll agree.
"Gift ed" children are defined
by the state as students who test
out at 132 JQ or above, Mrs. Web-
ber said.
Almost 900 students in the Sad-
dleback dis trict have been iden·
tified as gifted, v.'ilh IQ 's going as
high as the 180s. she said.
Testin g and. identifying of the
students begins in the second
semester of the first grade, with
students going into gifted pro·
grams in the second grade.
At present, the MG~1 students
are mixed into the classrooms
\1.'ilh all the others, and not isolat-
ed into all·MGA1 classes.
"'Under these circumstances,
it is hard to make the extra
things a teacher does lo
stimulate the gifted students visi.::
ble," Mrs. Webber said. "Many
times, the teacher works more
depth for the MGM students into
her regular pro.eram."
Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Gris-~nger agree th at programs for
the gifted stand to benefit aU the
~c:hildren in the c lassroom.
That is a key concept behind ~mixing gifted and ave'rage
children -a nd it's also
something district officials take
care to explain lo parents con·
cemed that all their children get
equal educational opportunities.
"There is some concern in the
community that any extra help
we provide ror the girted is
elitism," said Welte. "It's relat-
ed lo the J effersonian ideal that
every one should have equal ac-
cess to education.
''Traditionally, American
Wife, 22, Killed
PASO ROBLES <UPI) -A
young T e mpleton woman
jumped from her husba nd's
speeding car on U.S. l~l follo:w·
ing an argument. po~1ce said .
Michael Sween told offi cers Sun ·
day he then stopped the car,
µickcd up the body of his wife.
Lois. 22, and drove her to a
nearby hospital.
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.avfrage cl)ild ," Mrs. ,lVebber •'
said. ''that's why you see s~ial • ;
· scbool~fo• the mentally retarited ·JJl·, ·.·P,nu.nant -because the regulaf edUCa._ _ ~ c;;
ti(malJlpproacb is not for them. .. ~ ~ .
··s .ut in many wavs, the MGM, E~n coqtestants will be
Sb.dent is the most handicapped.· vYiDI for i.tre title of Miss Sad-
We often don't even know what ~ebac;,11:-... Valley 1975 .iD•.a beauty
hi\potential is. You can be gifted ':1-"p!'• eani 14/.Y 4. ~
inlOOdUferent \!-'&ys. ·~ .. . ~ e, eve~, spon~ i\,y~ the
••Providing for the gifted is not ', \V ;1i~ &'P,iliary of the Sad·
_elitism." Mrs. Grisinger sa.ic!_. ~ dltf;>ll~k Yall.e'y'ChamberolCom·
••My son doesn't give a dani.if lie merce, W:fll .be held at 7:30 p.m.
has a star on~is forehead -h~ ~Iii the m..uki·purpqise r:oomof Mis-
just want& to be part of the gfuup~i"" · ~sion'iViejilligh S~l. ~·:
''Wh en he sits in ~lh.•L.,.. ComRitiU~ Will inClude even-
classroom, he 's not arr e~ite ... '-in& gap ~!-~ltJ1Uit J:Qiodeling
person. He's just a child who b.ls and-afaleQti{r" entatiostlty f!ach
needs to be met, and it's hot fair y®ng WomAn · • ~-: .' ,
to have him sit there for twO or The 'Winoer ~ill-represent El
three years wailing for the others Toro, Lai"uba Hilts and Mission
to catch up.'' ~ }'iejO: fOT ·the·1ear U, ·both local
Mrs. Webber s aid one proble101• and., county eventS ~and will
to the gifted prOgram is' t~·· ,epc:esent tt>ese communities in Ji~its. and unreality of Slate ·;:the' ... 19:1_6 Miss Orange County
gwdelines. ~ ·, pageant. _
"We're told teacbers ~s d '4f 11ae ·l4 C.ndidates are Debra.
'provide 200 minutes per 4"\ Jean' ~m·ith.~;-·Kar~n Marie
meeting the gifted chil~I'•~~. -l)lcftQgh ... ll-ene· Elizabeth
dividual needs,'' she saidi>-' · -:Wa~. &b"tJh~.Carol.Finnegan, dOes~nol make educaU90al s • '":. ·~;¥;ay,·, Del\lse ffla\ter ,·,Christina
The teacher should ·be meet:Uii ;1Bocbek, vtcW,'ee BosWorth. ·
the child's needs all the time.'' ' :Afso Lorrfe·.:Ann. Gaines, Vicki
In additionJ state· con;imit~ • ,Tedfo(d, ,;Sh~(t)', McC.auley,
ments to fonding b~e t>een er· 1 .Cathleeh' Atin crQ'se. €indy Alarie
ratic and udpredictible, making Olson and Jo·annie RJ,fidi.
planning ahead next to impoSsi -(' .&,llaster Or Ceremoa.ies wil .ibe
ble, Mrs . Webber said. Art: Cpok, ,nan8ger of cobir;Puni:,
"Last spring I was told we'd ))finformation programs for ~
gel $90 per child, LIP from the $68 t,Mission·.'°"Viejo Cofup8'tY. >fusiC
we'd been receiving,'' she said. ~Ill.~ provided ·by the E(:roro
''Then, in October, some~y and ''Mission·· Vlejo lfi.gb School
from the state casually told me .at rqllsic dePar\m.entspto'. ·. '
ac~erencethatwewouldn't·get -Ea~b girl is s ~ red by a ~t aq, wi'd,b;e gettjng $79. So I loCBI 'ineE~"ant. T , program h"aato come b&,i!Jt-in the middle of has bf!eE' arranged ·by JOanne'
1he Year and had to tell al\ the Carden. ' v "' •
teachers l.bey.'11 have to cut the!( Judges )Vill be Barbara Ai~. ~s.-.::' ' -ot • produce of the ~ Mjss Orapte
. ~n, in FebrU¥)', thet ~S· Q}unly Page·ant; .Mil~ cur.
· .was notified. it Woul4 get Lb• past president of Im penal Valley
. gtbal $90.tfteilaU . But..i;where COilege; Me.t a Erf'kir~J of were ~e tbell? lr:W9-Ulird's of the ·American Airlines;' EdJlarrell, .,,,.f thro'.uali.thet)l'ear. ''she said. direct.pr of Harrell's 9tUdio of
"lJr •• Welte said in the wake of Charm and Modeling; and ·Ann
the Parent!:' reports he wiH' be Terrill, newspaper enterlain-
talling together the principals menteditor. •
for a series of meetings on the Adinission and refreshments
MGM program. at th~ pageant are free, chamber
spokesmen said.
Hunting Talk Set
At Lion Country
Columnist Cleveland Amory
8nd three other fish and game
authorities will debate the pros
and cons of hunting as a means of
conservation Wednesday night at
Lion Country Safari.
Raboff, former president of the
California Safari Clubs, and John
Polton, west coast chairman of
Qa me Coih International
. A popular contributor to TV
Gulde and the Saturday Review,
Amory alsb is known for his sup·
port to the Fund for Animals.
Child Care ..
The 7 o'clock panel duscussion,
sctx?duled for Lion Co\lntr)''s.
350-seat theater,' is part of a UCJ
Extension course dealing with
animal management, ethics, en-
dangered species and human im·
pact on wildlife.
The audit fee for the discussioq Center Eyed is $5 and the public is invited, ac-
cording to Pat Quinn, zoological Parents who a;e interested in
director of the Afri can wildlife 1 the possibility of forming a child
preserve. day care cehter at SaddJeback 1Quinn , who will act a s College are urged to attend the
moderator for Ute .three-hour di s· final general meeting on that cussion, said that Amory had · W-'nesd been invited lo bring along other proJect at lO a.m . :---,; ay. The , meeting will be he1d in supporters of the ''no hunting'' Room 213 or the college library.
point of view but decided to' go it A day care c~mitteewilli.e-
alone. sent Its propos;il, seek sug s-He will face C,.harlcs f\allerton, tions •nd comments, and ou ·ne
director of the California Fish a planned presentation to the col· an~ G.aJ:!le Department; Aaron lege'a board of trustees.
Ma,.-cos 'Cautious'
MANILA , Philippines (APj -
President Ferdinanti E. Marcos
said today his government will
reassess and renegotiate "all our -
relations with the United States''
in a spirit of "friendship and C-au·
tion." Mercos emphulzed that
thc\reas1 e1smeht was 'alMdd ·
primarlt.Y at ''stabilizing. the
military securUy" of tile Philip·
pines in the wake ·or develop-
ments in Indochina.
Subjects scheduled to be dhi·
cussed include location of the
proposed facility, state laws gov-
erning day care centers, project-
ed expenses and details ot opera-
tion.
' Cyprus Mulled
VIENNA (AP) -Greek and
Turkl1b Cypriot reprMent.atives
resumed negoUat.Jons today and
pled1ed to work for a breal< in
lbeir deadlock over the future
polltlcaJ organization of Cyprus •
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l' :Li.~akers· Hit· ···\fltl&.ii:n..'76
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• A Whitt• Ho~le spakeaman F SI d ' 1ald tod1y· \hat President
Ford deflaltely piano to or ' ow o~ run fQr the .pre,iden...cy ln
'1976 and declared aomeone
ml)' beiout to 1abot,..e hls
campll;il by plaalin~f(\lse Some le1lslator1 drew
·criticl1m from the receulon-
ridden 'construction induitry led
by Orange Coast development
Prota1onisl Gilbert r'rcusoo at · a weekend conference in South
Lake T.abl!e. ·Pinning the .. blame for th,e con-
struction industry s lowdown of
the past year on state environ-
mental legislation, the fled1ling
pro·dev:.,elopment ''California
Coordinating Council" drafted a
list of 16 legislators deemed most
responsible.
Orange County legislators
were not on the list.~
Describing the group,
Ferguson said, ''Leaders from in'
<lus'lry , labor, consumer and tax·
_payet groups from throughout
•California have formed a
alatewide assault to st.Op govern·
ment's knee·jet'k response to
.. .elitist pressure groups.''
Ferguson is he.ad of the
Newport Beac~·based Orange
County Council on Environment,
Employment, Economy and De-
velopment.
"We bli.ve adopted a Plan of ac-
tion to alert . the public _to the
social and economic harm
tauaed by government's environ·.
mental overklll," he said. "Our
grass roots coalitions now
r_ep_resent oyer a million people
throughout tfie state of
California, from the ~aJl(ht Ar-row lumber and timber workers
in the north. to the coalitions In
Orange and San Diego Coun-
ties."
Also s peaking at the con-
ference, Orange County Central
Labor Council head Peter Rem·
mel said, "Few people are really
aware of what gevemment anli-
growth and land use restrictions
have done to them in terms or
higher product cosis, higher tax-
es and economic slowdowns, with
consequent' unemployment. One
of the major causes o( inflation
and reces&ion in this state is gov-
ernment's aclipn in response to
environmental extremists and
anti-groWth advOcacy. ... .
Ferguson predicted tha,l the
growth advocacy group will de·
velop the IObbying strength of
Friends of the Earth, the ~err a
Club and other environmental
groups.
Saddleback Board
Eyes Health Plan
Saddleback College trustees
will be asked tonight lo ~dopt a
mandatory health care plan for
all students attending the Mi s-·
sion Viejo campus.
The plan will be outlined to the
seven-member governing board
by Dean of Students Jack
Swartzbaugh at 7:30 in the col-
lege library.
Jt is proposed that health care
serviceS be initialed in the fall
quarter at a cost of $3 per stu-
dent. Saddleback College is the
only college in Orange County
which does not currently offer a
student health plan.
Services lo be provided by ttie
Hirsch Art
On Display
At Hospital
Saddleback Community
Hospital has announced an open
house May 2 in honor of Leisure
World painter Lawrence Hirsch
whose paintings are currently on
display in the medical center.
A native of New York City,
Hirsch worked 25 years as a com-
mercial artist for the New York
Post. ··1 alWilYS had a studio
away from the office," Hirsch
says, "and studied art one or two
nights a week .''
The painting& on display al the
medical center reflect Hirsch's
worldwide travels. Included are
scenes.from Samoa, Sicily, Mex·
icoandMadeJra .
The ' open house will be held
from 2 to 4 p.m . in the board of
directors' conference room of the
Saddleback Community Hospital
C~ter, 23561 Paseo de Valencia,
Laguna Hills.
Additional information is
available by calling the hospital,
837·4500 ..
college will be.similar to those of
a family doctor, according lo a
college spokesman.
Part of the medical coverage
plan is an on·campus accident
policy which will insure students
for up to $10,000.
The college 's health care
center would operate with a staff
consisting of a pilrt·tlme on-
campus physician, a full -time re·
gistered nurse, ·and a J)art-time
emergency nurse.
Hours of operation would be
from~ a.m. loB :JO p.m. Mondays
through Thursdays and from 8
a.m.to4p.m. Fridays.
The health care plan would
cover about 9,170 students from
the commun ities of San
Clemente, Dana Point, San Juan
Capistrano, Capistrano Beach,
Mission Viejo, 'Lagurta Niguel,
Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, El
Toro, Tustin and Irvine. .. .
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YACHTS •••
PHRF·F, Plove r , David Smith,
Coronado Yacht Club.
PHRF-G, Hampshire R·ose,
Dennis Burnell, South Shore Sail·
ingClub.
CAA, Emily Ann, Joe Clay,
California YachtClµb.
MORF·A, Vivacious II, ·Bill von
KleinSmid, Balltoa Yacht Club.
MOflF·B, Maia, Joe Morena,
South Bay Yacht Racing Club.
MORA, Groovin', Sachs and
Baker, Santa Monica Yacht Club.
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ORPHANS. • •
tied out on a day to day basis.
Even today's night could not
be officially confirmed .
"We do not learn officially un-
til the plane is in the air," Nav:Y
spokesmen said.
new11tot1tt: .
Preas 1ecretary Ron
Nessen made the state·
mentln reapon1e to an artl-
c le in this w ·eek 's
N.ewawe-ek -tnaaazlne
which says Ford told a
meeting of political In-
timates that he would not
seek·election Cl> because of
hi• wtfe's health and (2) he
felt he coukl not spend the
time and the money needed
fortherace.
"Ttie President wants it
known that this story in
Newsweek is untrue,''
Nessen sa.id.
Nixon's Staff ' ' Alerts Patrol
About Aliens
A call to .. san Clemente Policd
rrom sec'ret sefvice agents at
former Pre.sident Richard Nix·
on's estate today led to the arrest
of seven ill egal aliens.
Police said the agents saw a
group of Mexican nationals walk·
ing along the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad tracks lhotl
run below Nixon's Cyprus Shores
home about6:40 a .m.
Officers dispatched to the
scene arrested seven men and
turned them over to lhe U.S.
Border Patrol.
Sunday afternoon, secret
service agents reported to police
that they had seen two possible tJ.
legal aliens near the Avenlda
Calafia beach but-officers were
unable to locate theril.
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TERROR •• •• ' sulate to treat three wounded
hostages. ,
The doctor was describing how
the gunmen wired hand grenades
to the hostages when the walkle-
\alkie he was usiJ\g was suddenly
cut off. .
A senior police official said the
hostages held in the fifth.floor
consulate office& near 8 modem
shopping complex in the center
of Johannesburg included four
white women, three white men
and two African men. But the
doctor who entered said the
gunmen also had in captivity two
children whom they threatened
to shoot if' the police did not cease
fire.
The gunmen fought a running·
battle with police marksmen who
surrounded the building and re-
turned fire as authorities tried to
clear thousands or onlookers
from the area.
ll was the first attack on Israeli
diplomats since July 1, 1973.
when assailants who were never
caught shot and killed the Israeli
military attache in Washineton,
D.C., outside his suburban home.
Seven Israelis of Wplomatic
rank, headed by Consul General
Arieh Bustan, were assigned lo
the Johannesburg consulate.. In
addition, there was a clerical
staff, mostly Israeli citizens.
Jsraeli Prime Minister Yit~ak
f\abin . sUR!~one~ mem.bers of
·his catitnet to,. the i:apital t01.iis~ CUsa the capture of the conaulllte.
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1'14' OAILYl-'ILUI Monday. Aprll 28. 1975 3-raee Regatta
L Mexic,an Sailing Avalon Patrol Lauded
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Efforts During .Cat.alii:ta Storm Rep0rted 1 '
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1 ~t.owners whose craft aur•
'rived the battering 'DOl'theast
Wind,\ at Avalon durlna ihe
MarcH 27-29. blow had ·WOrdl of
praise ·for the, work of
Harbonnaster Bili J!arvey and
bis ,erew and the Aval~on
.lifeguard I , for tireless work in
keeplng dam age to a minimum.
Dr!.-Wallace Gerrie of Newport
·J;leac,b and hisrfamlly were on an
~rlcfon·3S'sloop that rode• the _ storm:'-ln a letter-t-o-Hariey1 Dr.
Gerrie said: ·
1 "WHEN THE FIJ!!I' winds bit Thursday night o\y family and I
were co·mfortaply ,inoored at
Moonstone Cove (about five
miles weSt of Aval~) and by·'
12:30 1 •• m . the Wind was gWJting
to 3S•mileS,pe~ hour. We decided
to rUn for cover 1 and -went to
Avalon. Two· other sailboats al
¥oonstone,, he.a'ded for Fis·
lierman's ·Cove ,at t.he Isthmus.
and tb.e lone Powerboat that
elected to stay was later
d,estroyed on the beach. '
, ''As we came through the
Avalon Harbor entrance we
were met by Harbor Department
boat and guided to th.e best moor-
ing avai1able. The boat stood by
until we were securely moored.
That greetini did much to bolster
our spirits.
·SAVE
SAVE
SAVE
"'All through the ajght' at llHS
minute interval•. either the
Harbqr Department bOats or tbe
ltre1uard1 in their Baywatch
patrolled through the moorings,
advising yachtsmen to
llVenl(ben their lines <>< adjust·
ina·the position or boats to avoid
PoUible colli1ion1. •'Tlbs GAVE US a secure feel· i'ni ~iuse it is not only your ·
own boal y~ have to watch in a
crowded harbor,~ but-.. also -the
boata· aroun4·1ou as well. The ef-
fortsVof-everyon·e-1D-your depart;
ment should be given thanks 'for a
jobweUdone.''
William Brandon add~sed
b1a letter of commendation t.Mbe
ma)'Or and citizens of AVaJon,
stating that it not only expre&sed
,the thanks of his family crew
aboard the Brandon. Iron II but -3 'BURGIARIF,S . ,
IN TH'((E~ DAYS
SANTA MARTA, Colombia
(UPI). -Oswaldo Pinedo's house
wu"barglarized twiCe -once on
Saturday and again on Sunday. so be went to the police station
Mond8y to report thectj_mes.
• When he cot back home, he
found his house had been
burllarized a third time.
'New Mayt-as ere coming.
All discontinued models must
go now: Prices llashed.
eiQ S.vtngsl
MAYTAG
Scotsman
Washer
TerrlHc F•ll#esl
• Permanenl press and regular
fabric cycles • 3 Water level
settings • 3 Water temperature
senings •Zinc coated steel
cabinet with tough acrylic
enamel finish • Fatnity si.ze
porcelain enamel tub with
F'Ower Fin fogilator • Atlractive
brushed metal trim
MAYTAG
SCotsman
Dryer
Terrific Feelureal
•Permanent Press. Regular
and Air Fluff cycles • Famous
Maytag Halo-of Heat drying
eliminates "hol·spots"
• Large porcelain enamel
drum wi!h easy to clean lint
hlter • Zinc coaled steel
cabinet with tough acrylic
er.iamel finish
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a1so thoae of many other
yachtsmen caqbt in the storm.
0 We. the captain and crew of
Brandon Iron, wish to compli-
ment the men of the Avalon
harbor patrol, the county
lifeguards and citizens of ~valon
for tbe fantaatic and heroic,deeds
ther perform,ed during the
storm," wt ote Brandon.
BRANDON ADDED that it was
tbe_ ~@lrnnees, orde_rlli)ess and ef-
ficiency that prevented ,a com-
_plete~disaster~as the-winds-=and
seas battered tl}e crowdetl
harbor.
Two of the Harbor DepartQient
boats were also beiiche<f in their
efforts to save a large sailboat
that was later broken up in the
heavy surf.
Avalon Harbor faces northeast
and is at the mercy of the strong
Sarita Ana winds when they blow
across the chanl).el pushing
heavy seas ahead. /'1 breakwater
• built across a portion of the
harbor a f~w yearS ago 'alleviat-
ed some of the danger, but
Avalon , along with other coves
on the north side of the island, is
virtually untenable during such
storms.
Boats that can power out usual·
ly lake refuge on the south side of
the island at Cat Harbor or at
Fisherman's CoVe at the
Isthmus.
Teams. in Newport
BOATING· '
Ten Mexican sailing teams will
invade New part ThurSd8y for the
Jeth annual U.S.-Mexieo team
race sponsored by the Lido-14 As·
aociation.
The Mexicans will go against
I() 'other teams from Southem
California in a three-race regatta
in the ocean off Newport Beach.
HEADQUARTERS FOR the
race will be Balboa Yacht Club
_ _ _ • · ~with-lhe-.Jocal-Lido-14-1.eam as
·3LJ Signed P ~~eregattaisbeldonalteinate
· • years at Lake Valle de Bravo For RPO'Al'l 'a ' nearMexicoCily.
"""""" · OPENING CEREMONIES at
Thirty-four yachts have be~i;i BYC will be a nag raising for
signed up for the fourth sailing' of both countries T.hursday morn·
· the San Diego·Yacbt Cup 1evel ing, followed by th~ first official
racing regatta sch'eduled for race in the afteptoon., The fin.al
. May 3·5.
SDYC officials! say'tbe list may
reach as high as 50. So fa.r, 11
quarter·tons have si-ned up
. along with 10 three-quarter tqns.
four half.tons and rune· one-tons.
The one·tol, racing will be com·
bined With the Trophy race and
the San Diego to Long Beach race
of the Pacific Ocean Racing Con-
ference. ~
.. The regatta will aIS9 qualify
the top one·tonners for the world
One Ton Championship next Sep-
tember at NeWpo~t, R.•I .
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Eigh( Reinstated
OAKLAND (UPI) -Eight
stewardesses of Trans Jnterna-
ti~nal Airlines who refused to fly
to Saigon will be reinstated
without a loss in pay. They had
been grounded because they re-
fused to board a proposed
charter fiighl Friday that was to
Dy employes of a 'New York firm
• 'OUtof Saigon.
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two races will besailedft'iday.
several of the ·Mexican,.teams
will remain in sou\bern
California to compete in Hunt·
ington Harbour Yacht Club's
Tournament of Champions for
Lldo-14s Saturday and Sunday.
Yacht Clubs ' .
Need Permits
The Coast Guard has issued a
reminder that all yacht club<i and
other boating organizations plan·
ning regattas; parades and other
marine events are required to ob-
tain permits.
The permits are required for
any ·marine event that, by jts
nature, circumstances or l~a
tion, will introduce extra or un·
usu a l hazarcls to safety of
persons using the navigable
waters of the U.S.
With properly approved
marine event permits, speciaJ.re-
guJations can be issued by the
Coast Guard to protect the area
of the event and, if deemed
necessary, patrol vessels for the
e\;ent can be pro,vided by the
Coast Guard or Coast Guard
Auxiliary.
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' On TJ111r~day, meet design~r
Jeannene Bcx>her of Dalan1 II!
This is the 'collection that separates great design frorr1
designer prices. (They're $58 to $1101) So come. Meet
the designer herself and see our informal modeling
from 11 :30 a.m. to 3 :30 p.m. Thursday, May 1 in
Newpprt. Shown her,e, 9u·r white polyester organza
dress \or casual dinner, beautifully faggoted; with
multi-coiorful flowers abloom on the ski.i. 6-14. $86.
Mail/phone. Robinson's Better Dresses.
On Friday, meet
1'im Bryan of Tanner!
He's Tanner's own fas hion representative, on hand
especially to chat with You and help show you which
Tanner Look becomes your look I Come duri,ng the
informal modeling from 11 :00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Friday, May 2 in Newport. Here, a cool gathering of
stripes in blue/white polyester/cotton. 8· 16. $5.0.
Mail/phone. Robinson's Sportswear Or~sses. •• '. l
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Litt•n Brightens\.·
Gets FTC to Change Mind
Monday'•
Cloeiilg. Prieee • •
NEW YORK STQCK EXCPANGE
Y ' ft'-1.'.>-. ' I ' I \ .. • --Appeu 1..-ery llal'!rUf
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ •
Il's tough to get bureaucrats to own~ to a mist•lte. But
Llltoa Industries hti finally succeeded in perau1din1 the
Federal Trade Commission <FTC> that it's not tryln8 to
destroy competition in the typewriter business.
ll took only six
years -and who knows
how much time and
money in legal work? ln
fact , the entire case
seemed ludicrous to
most peOple with a pass-
ing knowledge or the
lypewriter market.
Money
Tree
Far from eliminating competition, Litton was t.ryior
desperately to sslvuge what little competition there is in the
manutacturc and suleof typewriters.
NOT THAT LITTON IS A.NV hero. It's ail a rChel)tpe.of
the conglomer ate corporation, having grown by a Jone
series of mindless acquisitions. Lltton ac~uired so many-
companies during the 10 years beginning in 1958 that ils
sales leapfrogged from $83 million to $1 .S billion.
Litton bought its way into typewriters in 196.5 when it
scooped up Royal-McBee, maker of the Royal typewriters:
On the race o( it, the move seemed to make sense.
Royal has been the leading selJer of office typewrite.rs
in the U.S. but its supremacy was based on the manual
machine. It was clear by 1965 that the future belonged to the
electric typewriter. And the electric tYP.e.writ(r market was
dominated by ·the company that pioneered it -lnteroa·
tional Business Ma chines <IBM).
To be sure, 'Royal made electric typewriters but they
were no match for the IBMs. Litton companies had been in·
volved in sophisticated electronic systems. and so the Lil·
ton· Royal marriage was deemed to be a natural. It would
make a machine that could challenge IBM. . . --..
THE TROUBLE WM, IT couldn't. Royal, under Lit·
ton's wing, floundered. Its electric machines were clinkers
compared toIBMJs.
Al Litton you solved everything by buying someone
else's expertise. ln 1967 it bought a British typewriter com-
pany. Imperial. and it eventually moved a ll of its U.S. pro·
duction to the English plant. And in 1969 it reached out again
and bought a German typewriter manufacturer, Triumph.
Adler. That was a key acquisition because the Triumph
electric typewriter was considered a good machine.
But here's where the FTC stepped in and told Litton it
couldn't do that . Dy acquiring Triumph-Adler, said the FTC
in a form al compl~int, Litton was sharply restricting com·.
petition. It asked that Litton be forced to divest itself of the
German company.
The case dragged through many proceedings, with the
FTC sti~ing to its guns: Lltton had to get rid of Triumpb-
Adler.
The FTC has now reversed itself. It told Litton that it
was okay to keep the German company. And how did Litton
Cain that permission? Easy. It demonstrated What ever-
l)'one in the business knows. that IBM is, still moppiDQ up the
ieffice lypewriter market. that SCM is dOminating thepo_rta·
ble electric market -and that Royal-Litton-Triumph is be--
ing clobbered. •
OF THE 1 MILUON,TYP,EWilITERS expedec!"to be
sold hete this year, more than 75 percent will be electric.
And IBM's share or the electric market bas been estimated
as high as 80percenL·
Indeed, Litton argued that if ·it was forced to give up
. Triumph it would have to abandon the entire ·typewriter
field. And bow would that help competition?
So the FTC finalJy saw the light. µu.on is doing so poor.
ty, why punish it some more? Let tt keep,Triumph-Adler.
But the FTC did insist on one proviso -Litton can't attluire
another typewriter company for 10 years unleas it gets
permission rrom the FIC.
1 In IO years there may be no other typewriter manufae-
turers left to acquire.
Public Relations,
Ad 'Fi~ms on Coast
A public relations finn and 1300 Qu&il Street. •
, an advertising and public re· J. J . Parkinson Company,
lations firm have opened of-Inc. opened offices earlier:'
fices in Ne wport Beach. 1 this month at 4019. Westerly
A newly formed companr,, Place. The full service ad:
Rogers, Cowan and Kopp is a .. vertising and public relations
joint venture between A9· agency takes over the opera·
tbooy F. Kopp Associates arid tions and clients of Total
Bogen and Cowan of Beverly Communications, Inc .. a mt>-
Hills, New York a nd London. sidiary of AJ Industries, Inc .•
The PR firm is located at Los Angeles.
Consumers. Seeking
Quality-No: Hoopla· . .
NEW YORK (AP) -The American consumer con· ...
Unues to give fits to marketing strategists and retailers.
Some or the best known names in merchandising are in
M;puble, and the Hst doesn't begin and end with the Great
~antic and Pacific Tea Co. and W. T . Grant Co., which are
Jqsing scores or millions of dollars.
•. A long list or manufacturers and retailers or consumer
goods find they can't get the public excited aboul anything,
except possibly about saving whatever they can. People are
''buying down.'' Money is piling up again in savings institu·
tions. Savings bond sales are high.
THE MERCHANDISER THOUGHT at one time to be
the smartest, best infonnea and cleverest of all marketers,
the Detroit auto maker, finds that customers will buy only
when they can drive a good bargain for themselves, which
often is a losing proposition &or the seller.
The cash rebate concept was thought to be another ex-
ample or Detroit's genius when, earlier this year, the public
crowded into automotive showrooms and helped dealen cut
tAeir inventory glut.
But, as Detroit has learned, it really doesn't take .a
great deal of imagination to sell products at a loss or on a
margin too skimpy to support a living. And that, It appears,
is one thing that rebating amounted to.
Another: Those sales made last February and March.
quit~ likely were at the expense of s pring sales. That at least
is the conclusion bei9g drawn from the worst spring selling
rate in about 14 years.
ONCE UPON A. nME, that time being no more than 10
years ago, there was a pervasive feeling that Detroit made,
its market -that it decided what it wanted to do and then
went out and did it , s~pparted by promotion and hoopla.
Quite c>bvlously it no longer can do to. It t.riecl. For
several Yean tt delined to enter the compact car market,
~ leaving \hat tiny segment of the market to the Japanese and
European companies. It W8" only ,when they realized that compact imparts
were golli:lng 15 percent of more out of the total car market
tbat Detroit seemed to recognize that the public knew what·
it wanted and was backlnglts belief with money. .
K'ow Detroit recognizes it ·must contend with a complex.
demanding, better educated cons umer. A suspicious con-
1umer you micht add: a consumer who expects nothing
more titan his money's worth and who discounts the hoopla.
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MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1975 TEN CENTS
-E't • 1ets
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·Consulate Seized El Toro
To I.and • . '
' 20,000 S Six Ter;roriS~ ·Take Nine Hos~es
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•a' .. J~HANNESBU~_O, S,o~th two ctiild.ren lb.e·terrorists were threatent&t .to1blow u• the;o«iCe .t <ll'rica . <.\ P) -Six ~~r"l<l•!S threalenJn& to shoot. . building occupied by lbe' eon.
,wmed with machi.nt}gunateiied The South African Press as-sulate uilless the Israeli' am· ~the lai-aell consulate in sociationsaidtheterrOrtstswere balSa~orW81prOduced.~ J
downtown Johannesbt.lre today, believed to be. ttiree Lebanese. PoliCe salCI the ·•mhltfllador, >Role Dil)e hoataa~s 'and spr:ayed and'lhreeJapapesebutlherewas lzhac D. Unna,, had been aum-
By ALAN DlllKIN
ot111eo.11,~ ... $Ufl
Up to 20.oOO Vietnamese re-
fugees are to be housed at the
Marine base at Camp Pendleton,
Pentagon spokesmen announced
today.
~~e sti:eeta outsJde wJth .. eunflre no official confirmation. moned Crom .~ape.Town and was ~ou~ng al least 40 persons and Jn Beirut, -Lebanon, some or en route by pfane. . 'ftt'ntyiog~unchtimecrowds. the Palestinian t~nilla eroupa The terrorists also threatened
,.There were unconfirmed r~-denied responsibility for tbe at-to shoot a hostage every 15
Porta that: there 'Were fiv.e dead tack and others withheld com-minutes unless policfi withdrew '
,and another i10 "wounded inside meat. from the front and back exits of
The refugees will be flown to El
Toro Marine Corps Air Station
and then transported to Camp
Pendleton where they will be
housed "(or up to 00 days or
more,'' the Pentagon spokesman ·
the consulat~. After holding out through a the building, according to the
A doctor allowed into the COO· series of'blazing·gun baWes with physician admitted to the con-
sulate aald th~ hostaaea included police riflemen, the attackers <See TERROR, Pa&eAZ) :
Ensenada Race Closes
said. ,
The spokeSman said the nights
from Wake Island, Guam, and
Clark Air Force Base in the
Philippines are expected to begin
within the ne:r.t 48 hours.
Light Wuu/S SI.ow Y aehts; Ragtime First The Pentagon ofricial said that
Camp Pendleton will be one of
thr'ee refugee reception centers.
in the U.S. 'the others are EJdin
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ByALMONLO<XABEY ·DMtyl'tMl~I ....
• ENSENADA-The 28th annual
Newport to Ensenada yacht race
came to a weary but calm close
SUnday as the last of the 500
starters struggled across the
finish line about midnight.
... 'The potentially fastest race on
i'ecord went Oat Sunday morning
wfien light winds off the coast of
t,aja California had the fleet
tltemately beaUng or at.anding •
still for the laat ~ miles of the
race.
· The 62·!ool·•1-lla1Ume skip.
i\ered by Bill White abd Bill Pas·
quini of Long Beach-Yacht Club
carried the ltroDC windi to
·En.senada and was tlteflritYaebt ·
to finish. Ragti111e fmished the
race in JS hburs and :is minutes,
llilish1nc ahead of the
catamarans.
.Ensenada was quiet and order-_
o1
Nixon's Staff
Alerts Patl"ol
~out Aliens
A call to San Clemente Police
from secret service agents at
iormer President Richard Nix·
Ql's estate today led lothe'arrest
Qt seven illegal aliens.
Police said the agents saw a
Jroup or Mexican nationals walk-W along the Atchison; Topeka
4Qd Santa Fe railroad tricks that .f\UI below Nixon's Cyprus Shores
,borne about6:40a.m.
orficers dispatched to the
M:~ne arrested seven merl and
·t\U"Ded them over to the U.S.
Border Patrol.
,Sunday afternoon, secret
aaryice agents·reported to police
that they had seen twopoS&ible ii·
legal aliens near the ... Afenida
Cslafia beach but,orficers were
unable to locate them. · ... ·
fire .Kills Four· I .
1!A~Tn10RE CUP!) -Fire ·
krned Ulroucb ~ lhroe·•to'l'
frame ttouae ii-n northWest
Baltimore today killing four
-yeung perso~s ar;a.d injufiJlg six
1oth:ers.
we ......
1' ! Some'nl1ht-and:moning
Jow Clouda Dear Ole -«>a.st,
otherwise mOsllj sunny 1 through.,_ Tue841y ..... A 'little
cooler wlth,hi1lt• in the eos.
Lows tonitht (2 to 52.
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ly Sunday night ·and Monday
morning. At Huss0:n1's canUna,
scene of som. e riOtoUs ~vents in re-
cent years, bartender EJlrique
looked over a rull house and said,
"'Look around you; Jl'sliketheold
days. The place is full but there
are only yachtsmen. We have no
problems.''
The race committee worked far
into the night compiling the or-
ficial handicap standings which
will be announced at the trophy
presentation this afternoon.
Unofficially these are the win-
ners ineach class:
Ocean racing-A,. Olinka, Ton,y
Bill, California YlichtClub.
Oreu raeilil·•· Broom-HildB,
Guido MQ,Q:arrotti, Califomia
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Politici.an
·Win. To••
BEAV·ER, Okla, (UPI>
-RepJ Mart. Biadshaw,
(D-Arnett.), has proved
what many jeople have
contended for y.ears -
politicians are belle~ than
anyone else at: slinging
manure.
Bradshaw set.a wofld re-
cord by .tossing a c.ow chip
100 reet while competing in
the VIP division of the aq-
nual cow chip throwing
championSbips at the
Beaver County Fair-
grounds Saturday.
Seyeral thousand
persons turned out for the
event, which climaxed.the
yearly Cimarron Territory
celebration.
The .world's larges t
motorized cow chip, a 10-
fool wide ,and three-fool·
tall plastic replica mount·•
ed·on a . go-cart, was dis·
played.
Transit· Meet
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Set in Irvine.
Trai>-rtation 11 to be the
single topic ·or a joint· meeting
Tuesday' of tlie Irvine City Coun-
cil; Transportation Commission
and Plannin·g GommiSsion. The fff~t joint Meeting or the
three bodies wtll be held at city
mill, ~L €B'l),PU• Drive at 7:30
r p.m. •
• 'TI'• city public. worll.s depart·
ment, tbe Orange County Transit
District and the Irvine Company
will each pi'eient Uieir ·views on future:transpqrtitlC:nt~n the city.
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AD PROooeEs . I • . " .
25 ' RESl'OlVSES·
"'My ads11roduoed ZS calls and
fooldtbo ..... t." ,
11Ult'a tbe 1ucee1s story told by
the FOUll&aln Valley man who
placed this <1u1med Ml in lbe
DaiJlp.Pllot: . '•U' GLASTRON, W/'I»
HP C..'hrysler, many
xtru. '8llO· Prl ply.
XXX•UXX ·u -•••• any -rrom • •loop lo" a dln&hY to sell, call
842·5171. It only lakea a r~
-lll'tbe rlJht place to Rad a buyer. . •
A!Qn1 the Oruge Coat, the
rl&bt pla.,. II the Dall7 Pilot .
Yacht Club.
Oceio raclng.c, Giant Killer,
Melvin Wills Jr., Coronado Yacht
Club,
PHRF-A,Ragtime,
PHRF·B, Rebel Maid, David
Folsom, San Diego Yacht Club.
· PHRF-C, Speculation, Robert
Austin, Little Ships Fleet,.
PHRF-D. Mystic. Bill.strohm.
«;1J.briJl.o ~ach YachtClub. ·
PHRF-E, Vixen, M. B. Cox Jr.,
Los Angeles Yacht Club.
PHRF·F, Plover, David Smith,
Coronado Yacht Club.
PHRF·G, Hampshire Rose,
Dennis Burnell, SOuth Shore Sail·
(See YAC~TS, l"q' Ali
I Minh A8sumes
Presidency .
Of S. "\ietnam
SAIGON <UPI> -Geo. Duong
Van (Big) Minh assumed the pre-
sidency or South Vietnam today
and said he would seek negolia·
lions with the Communists for a
ceaSe-fire . The Viet Cong,
without actually rejec,ting his ap..
peal. issued a statement de-
manding more concessions first.
The Viel Cong have pr~ented
two major demands since their
forces closed in on Saigon -
ousters of an members of the
REFUGEES LANGUISH IN
'TENT CITY'. Story, Page A4.
V;E~NAMj!sll; a~vGm".D ·. ~I' T i.~"A$•ii'Os.&'T:r.·~"
Another 63 Refugees Ariivell on Lale Su"*y Mercy Flight .
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Babylif(' lJite.-Today
A,.t Los Alamitos
By KATHY CLANCY
Of,tM 0.11, l'i ... JUH -cared for by volunteers.
atALogsroAulpamof,.t'o2s4 Soart~~~nsayaarnnd· vaedll Another baby'lift or Viet-· ~u
namese war orphans was expect--but three who we'te hospitalized
ed lo arrive tonight at Los' new on to adoption agencies in
Alamitos Naval Air Station ancf Oregon and Colorado Sunday, of-
aulhorities there said flights are ficials said. ·
. AFB, Fla.,,an'd Ft. Chaffee,Ark ..
The spokesman said that each
b~ Will tilindle ·up to 20,000 re-
fugees each. To date, about40,000
Vietnamese have been evacuat-
ed from Saigon. the aide said. If
timeJ>erm.ils, the adminiStraUon
hopes to take out up to 125,000.
1 The Pentagon announcement
came after eong.ressional
leaders said they were notified of
the plans in telephone calls this
morning from Administration or~
fiCials._ 1
In 1956, some 40,000 Hunurian
refugees were brought lo Camp
Kilmer, N .J ., and it took several
months to find permancDt. bous-
-ing for all of the!D and tb $Ciltcr
them Utto,.igh!)ut the U.S.,
A spokesman at.El TcWo today
confillld.ed that UJ~ air~ siaqon
had been nOtified 'by :the Pen-
tagon to expect refugee flights
within, the next48 hours. ,
The El Toro spokesman said
the notification was ·not more
more speciric other than that up
lo 20,000 rerugees would arrive
eventually. ·
No plans will be made to house
the refugees at El Toro, the
spokesman said. ''They will be
processed here on a walk through
basis and transported im·
mediately to Pendleton,'' he
added.
Today's · 'announcement from
Washington confirmed specula·
lion that has been generated in
Orange County that a large in-
flux of. refugees was likely to ar-
rive~ ·
"Thieu clique'' and withdrawal
o( the Americans. Those de-
mands appear to have largely
been met, especially with de·
parture today of Gen. Cao Van
Vien, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, and other
generals.
expected to continue Two of the 63 arriving SVnday
periodic.ally. '1.' · -rtight ·also', Were hospitalized 'al ·
A planeload of 63 orPhans ar.. the Long Beach Naval Regional
Last Thursday at the regular
monthly meeting or mayors and
city managers in the Fifth
Supervisorial District of
Supervisor Thomas F. Riley,
public ofricials were told that
The V.J~ Cong said today the
· situation.demands that the Unit·
ed srates implement articles of
the Pi ris agreeements on Viet·
nam and respect the fupdamen·
i:,1 national rights of the Viel·
namese people and the right to
self-determination or the South
Vietname:se peop1e.
"The Saigon administration,
instrument o·r U.S .
neocolonialism, m0ust be
abolished," the statement said.
rived at the station about mid· .Medical Center, but officials said
n ~ght' Sunctay , the·n ·~e·r.e .. l]OJle;:-"'ereserious!-l,ill . ~
transP.orte_Ct ·by~ bus 'lo 'a l Inthe·meantime,agroupof43
makeshi(t home ih' a Terminal refugees arrived at Los Angeles
Island gymnasium. International Airport Saturday
Most of them :will leave l}.y rtight, in wqat coulct",be the beein·
tonight1for homes•utrougbOut. the ning of ma°" such nights.
nation1Naval aufb·ori,lies'said. · ·
"'They've b.ee.n .wat'chin¢ t~levision, plaf:ing gaQ\tis, sJ9p-.
ini a~~·eatinc," ~ai~~~~· , . ~, Melv.m K·emp,' who repo •t.he-op~r'aticfn" has beeit.::ru ~in~ , smoothly. · • ;., ~ -r1 The eQuipmenl has .beeft stip~ pli~,d1 b~1 a v.o·~unt'e~r ~gyo,'.u> ~
"C)J>eratiori Handclasp," and ~
children, ranging in ag'e froin one
mbnth to 10 yea~s are being
.They included nine Viet-
namese· employes of Flying
TTger Airline, two American
employes -and 32 dependents.
The·y all left behind homes ,
m·oney, possessions and jobs,
which rang~d froi'n executive to
IBborer positions. ·
"The repr·essive and coercive •' •
war i;nacltine used a&insti the 2 ~~ Re'
.. ,
.officials at Los Alamitos said
today they do not expect to
become involved in caring for a~ult refugees. The babylirt
fiights; theyt's aid,.are being car-
' <See ORPHANS, Page A2 >, South Vietnames~ peopl~ !"OSI \J';OJ
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!1JU tutrf., · ,· be abolished,, .~ •
10,000 refugees were due to ar-
rive at El Toro within a week.
Later~ Sheriff Brad·Gates re·
vised the.figure or 10,000 down to
3,000. ~ater, county officials said
there.would be none.
Air CrasJa Probed
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.
(UPI) -A team from the Na-
tional TransportatiOn Safety
Board is investigating the
wreckage of a light plane in
which six persons died and three
others were"injured"to see if the
aircraft was overloaded. The
twin-engine Beechcraft King Air
plunged into a wooded area and
caught fire about one-hall mile
from the island's airport Salur·
day night after takeoff.
.. 0n1y in this wa,y can Ute most ,,, n· uglaS cherished ilspirations"'ef the ... o.~ 0 . ~
South Vietnamese people ti:c re-
alized in a moil favorable' man· • ·1
ner and in keeping,_with the spirit A lte,r ... ,..,..,QU, ,
,. Hear~gFiap
l or, the Parts agreements on Viet-LJ•i ,. ~J 1
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n~~he people muststandbnlhe ,Ab~u·tf ,J,500 .KcDonnell ; · ~
people's side and ~gle re--l>Oullu Cerpoi:ation ~ ..
GAO Reports SS Abu.es .
solutely tO. aihieve.Jthese de-wprken, laid.off .d"""~a ~
<See lllNR f.ue AZ~ llllll!ll\;lollli,111~illiilia alrlke, ~ • . ... ~'l!ock to ... ~ ~1· ' ' '
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pr<!dwCUon. wuP'iiort '.,.~ ..... ,
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Power tool~,;~/! el~ .. ~ •e1"·• f. •· • .. l>.i. •·! equipment •a.luea i;,:uM..\iWtlifS• 1\.-11'*919 ... .,,,_ •
a\ more ttian tz,200 were 1t01en • :.ot, I e'\lM!ll ~~~
during tbe ~ek~m ·~ o(,,a 11111., ...,,...,._ Irvin~ dn~' IC , an&'B ' aii W01k 1: ~ « C...01~ Sbertfllt o re~; ·-~1•.• !lj&t'>it!l1 oll edo::::i~·~· d°th·· ···,Jr .. =.:..,.. wtUilheirl '.a.I' · · o'f '·J·~,· ,
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WASHINGTON CUP() -bisability judges for the
Social Sec-ur.~ty Adminis tration [le\V to Puerto Rico to
•help wil-h 'heai-irigs during winter vacation months
,.idpite,big4er case.backlogs in less glamorous loca·
liods; a go.vernment audit sa ys . 'A'. General Accoupting Office report said two of
IJ>e,ft\C!St ,heavily backlogged hearing offices in the
ci>unl!!j··r.,.Flint, Mich., and Huntingtpn, W. Va. -
1 1!rec.lved half the assistance" give n the San Juan,
P.R., ortlce;·which ranked'23rd.
~e report said hearing examiners temporarily
•lent to Pu.erto Rico arc given rew enough cases to
teaye \hem plenty of· time lo eiljoy the island's recrea·
'orfar.e:as.: • •
Sen. Charles Mee. Mathias (R·Md. l, requested
tl\11 ln~estigalion lln:er conSlilµenls complained about
\\;ailing µp lo a year for hearings, and asked HEW
Secretary Caspar Weillbergerto stop any abuses. , •
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.Btdlders •l•lt ' -'" Lawmake~.11\~ .. :
For SlowdoWn ·
Som e l ec islntors drew
criticism rrom the recession·
ridden construction industry led
by Orange Co•sl development
-protagonist Gilbert Ferpson at
n weekend ronference in SoQlh
Lake Tahoe.
Pinning the blame ror the ron·
slruction industry slo'll.'ttown or
the past year on state en\'iron·
n1cntal legislation, lhe Oedgl.ing
pro-development ''California
Coordinating Coun~il " drafted a
list or 16 legislators deemed most
r esponsible.
Orange County leg islators
"·ere nQton the list.
Describing th e group.
Ferguson said, ''Leaders from in-
dustry, labor, consumer and tax-
payer groups from throughout
Ca lifornia b'ave formed a
statewide assault to st.op govem-
ment 's knee-jerk response to
·elil ist pressure groups."
Fergus on is head of the
Newport Beach ·based Orange
County Council on Environment,
Employment, Economy aod De-
velopment.
"We have adopted a plan of ac-
tion to alert the public to the
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TERROR •••
sulate to treat three wounded
hostages.
The doctor was describing how
the gunmen wired hand grenades
to the hostages when the walkie-
talkie he was using was suddenly
cut arr.
A senior police orricial said the
hostages held in the fifth-floor
consulate orrices near a mOOem
shopping complex in the center
'or Johannesburg included rour
white women, three white men
and two Arrican men. But the
doctor who entered said the
gunmen also had in captivity two
children whom they threatened
to s hoot if the police did not cease
fire.
The gunmen fought a running
battle with police marksmen wbp
surrounded the building and re·
turned fire as authorities tried lo
clear thousands of onlookers
from the area.
Jt was the first attack on Israeli
diplomats· since July. l, '1973,
when assailant.s who.were never
caught shot and k·iUed the Israeli
military attache in Washington,
D.C., outside bis suburban home.
Seven Js raeHs of diplomatic
-rank, headed by Consul General
Arieh Bustan, were assigned to
the Johannesburg consulate. In
addition, there was a clerical
staff, mostly Israeli citizens.
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin summoned members of
his cabinet to the capital lo dis-
cuss the capture or the coosulate.
Blaze Kills
County Tot
A fire or undetermined origin
swept through a mobile home in
An aheim early Sunday killing a
2·year·old Fullerton child.
l\.1elissa Gremilliom's body
v.·as found by firemen in the rear
of the trailer ,·wich was owned b.Y
her grandmother.
Fire investigators said today
the gra nd mother, Dolorew
Wilson , 48 , the child's mother
J:lizabelh, 28, and a sister, J..isa:
.:;, escaped 1rom the flames.
sotlal and cronomlc h arm
caUHd by government's mvtf'Oft·
meDlal overkill .• " he said. ''Our
cr•ss roots co•llllons aow
represent over a million people
t-hroughoul the s tale of
Cilirorriia-;rrom ttie Straight -u---f~~~~~.•f;7i~ row lumber and timber v.'Oril:ers
in the north. to the roaUlions in
Orange and San Diego Coun·
ties."
Also speakieg at the C"on-
feftnce, Orange County Central
Labor Counril bead ~er Rem·
mel said, "few people are realty
a~ ol what govenunenJ, anti·
growth and land use restrictioD&
have d'"" to tbem in terms ol
higher product costs, higher tu•
es and economic slowdowns, wtlh
~uent unemplOyment. One
o1·tbe lnajor c::auses of inOation
ana·recession in this stai'e is gov· •
emment 's action in f.esponse to
environmental extremists and
anti~growth advOl'a'Cy."
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growth adVOl'acy group will de-
velop .the lobbying strea,gth of
Fr:iends~of the Eanb. the Sierra
Club and other envinmmeot.al
groups.
RAGTIME LEAQS ntE PACK IN ENSENADA RACE
But Light Winds.Spoil Bid tor ,Record Pace
Saddleback· Board
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Saddleback College trustees
will be asked tonight to adopt a
mandatory health care plan for
all. students attending the Mis·
sion Viejo campus.
The plan will be outlined to the
seven·mtu.nbet goverpit:lg board
by Dean of. Stude'nts ·Jack
SwartzbaugJI ·•at 7: 30 in the col·
lege library.
It is proeosed that heaith care •
services be lnitiated in the fall
quarter ·al a cost of S3 per itu-
dent. SaddlebaCk College is-the
only colle~ in Orange County
which does not currently oiler a
studeDthealtllplail. , I
Services to be provided 1fy ~
oollege·will be similar to those of
a family doctor, according to a
college spokesman. ,
1'?~ of the medical coverage
plan ;... an1 on·campus accident
policyf.W)lich will insure students
forupto$10,000.
, T)'le college's health care
Cep~r would operate with a staff
corisisting of a part·time on·
campus p.Jiysician, ~full -timer~
#isterM nurse; and. a p~rt·time
e111ergenc,;nurse. ·
Hours of .... o~ration would be
ffQm 8 a .._m . to 8:30p.m. Mondars
through Thursdays and from 8
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CAA, Emily Ann. Joe Clay.
Ca lifornia Yacht Clu b.
MORF-A, Vivacious II, Bill vorr
KJeinSmid, Balboa Yacht Club.
MORF-8, Maia, Joe Morena,
.South Bay Yacht Racing Club.
MORA, Groovin'. Sachs and
Baker, Santa Monica Yacht Club.
3 Netuvrks
Face Charges
WASHING-TO N <U PI) -The
Supreme Court today dismissed
atte mpts by the three major
broadcasting net""'•orks to block
government c harges that they
are illeg ally monopolizing
prime-time e ntertainment pro-
gramming.
The court's brief order cleared
the way for the government"s suit
agains t l.he networks to proceed
in U.S. District Court in Los
Angeles.
Foreign MQ>illter YI gal , Allon'
today began, •'the first 'vi'sit~ to
France by an Israeli cabinet
minister in eight years iO an at-
tempt to ease the Fl'ench govern-
ment's anti·Israeli policy.
;Hunting Talk Set
''I hope my vi sit will write an
additional page in the history of
lsraeli-French relations which
have been very good' in the past.
but strained since 1967. This was
not Israel's fault, but by French
initiative," Allon said in a de-
parture statement to newsmen.
Slaying Probed
BEVERLY HILLS (UPI)
Police were investigating the de·
ath of a . wealthy 68-year·old
woman found bound, beaten and
strangled in her bedroom Sunday
morning. Selma Younis was dis-
covered by her son-in-law.
At Lion Country
Columnist Cleveland Amory
and three other fish and game
authorities will debate the pros
and cons of hunting aS a means of
conservation Wednesday night at
Lion Country Safari.
r The 1 o'clDl'k panel duscussion,
scheduled for Lion Country's
35().seat theater. is part of a ucr
Extension course dealing with
animal management, ethics, en-
dangered species and human im-
pact on wildlife.
The audit fee for the discussion
is $5 and the public is invited1 ac-
cording to Pal Quinn, zoological
director of the African wildlife
preserve.
Quinn, who will act as
moderator for the three-hour dis·
cussion , said that Amc)ry had
been invited to bring along other
supparters of the "no hunting''
point of view but decided to go it
alone. .
He will face Charles Fullerton,
director of the California Fish
and Game Department; Aaron
Raboff; former president or the
California Safari Clubii, and John
Potion, West coast chairman of
Game Coin International.
A popular contMbuWr to TV
Guide and the Saturday Review,
Amory also is known for his sup-
port to the Fund for Animals.
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Sauvagnar1ue1· caUed tn North down ,a .side 1treet Ill
Vietnam •s envoy Vo Van 6111111 punull Of .. d0elna IUD·
andtheVielCon8'1mlllionchltl,' ,. man •~·crashed~ a.
Pham Vin Ba. H• ·-them to third ,t o car 'It Ill In·
aireetoirrimedlatepollt.lcalt•lks tertec Ion. ~-J •
with the Minh .1overament, . Anoll,dutyotncerJI**!
diplomatic 1ource'i Hid la Parll. · the chal i!>ut hll Clt'WN
A Fr•ncb 1overnmonl olllt!l.i ·~ti~•• by, I J!lddy
said earlier toda) that IQnh'a '1t:1l · •
ele<;tloo fulOll•JI theJ>"'l~c~-; ,hi. · /}.~~•1m.:• ·~ ~'!1't0• peoc•-Olllllneil-by4he-• re.Gblock oiilY-to-"llave. IC
(Both Communist officials rammed from be~ind 'by
emerged from their separate an~her police car. 1
meetings with Suuvagnarcues Jt ~o~ld have been
sayingthecondltionslalddownby worth fil~1na:,for a movie
the Viet Cong's -provisional re-or aomelhin&. mused Set.
volutionary governm~t mUst be n. v-. Lee . after the wild
complied wlth first. They said chase throu1h downtown
election of Minb and his inaugural AUanta early Sunday.
statement had not met those de·
mands.)
Minh, 59, said hew8(lted to have a government o( understanding
~peace.''
As -he spOke, figh~lng raged.on
the outskJrts of Saigon•only three
miles from the presidential
palace.
~ithin an hour of his speech,
m1htary sources said captured
South Vietnamese Air Force
planes flown by Communist
pilots bombed Saigon's Tan Son'
NhutAirport. ·
The raid which panicked
Saigon 's residents Wai accom·
panied by s mall arms and an·
liaircraft fire near the presiden-
tial palace and the U.S. Em-
bassy. __ /".._
President Tran Van H\Jong'\
. turned over his powers lo Minh
du·rinc a lute afternoon
ceremony at the palace. Outside,
a thunderstorm lashed the
capital.
Huong told Minh, ''Your
responsibilities are great.·•
In his inaugural address Minh
s aid, ''Within the days to c~me, I
can promise you nothing. There
will be difricultles."
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ried out on a day to day basis.
Even today's flight could not.
be officially confirmed .
"We do not learn officially un-
til the plane is in the air," Navy
spokesmen said.
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Body Search
JIIJj.J,FROG M,ARINA,. Utah
(UPI) -The high wind·s and
chqppy waters which overturned·
a small bopt and drowned four
persons r eturned to Lake Powell
Sunday to hamper the search for
the OOdies of two of the victims.
Hank Jones of t~e National
Park Service said the winds gust.
ed to 30 m .p.h., tu.ming the 30-
feel-deeP, water i.n the search
area rough and murky.
Gunmen Kill 3
.BELFAST (UPI) -Northern
Ireland gunmen killed three mid·
die-aged Roman Catholics at a
dart game Sunday night In what
police called a probable revenge
attack for the shooting death of a
Protestand two days earlier. A.
fourth man· was seriously
wounded in the raid on a Catholic
sctjal club on the outskirts of
Lurgan, 25 mtlea southwest or
Belfast.
Trash Men
o~ Strike
In County
Trash haulers tn Huntington
Beach. Fountain Valley, Laguna
Beach and nine other Oranee
County cities walked off their
jobs today in a c::ontract battle.
The 600 rubbish truck drivers
and helpers , represented by
Teamsters Union Local 396, are
responsible for hauling 80 per-
cent or Orange County's trash .
But officials of the trash callee:·
tion firms involved vowed today
··to pick up the trash the best we
can." 1 They said, ~wever, there will
be schedule de ys.
Stan Tkacy general man1ger
of Rainbow Disposal Co., which
serves Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley, said company
officials Were meeting today to
discuss plans for dealing with the
stMke.
Meanwhile, a union member in
Laguna Beach, said workers fear
the companies ma'y try to hire
outside workers in an effort to
break the union.
Teamster officials remained
tmavailableforcommenttoday.
The other cities affected are
Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange, I
Buena Park, Santa Ana, Placen-
tia, Brea, La Palma, Garden
p roY,!: an4 some ~rated I lll'eas. 'i. • · • Jlfhe 6bo wot'kerS were covered
under a master' agreement with
the Orange County Disposal As-
sociation~ which represents the
companies.
The contract expired 10 days
ago but the workers stayed on the
job on a "day to day" basis until
today.
Tttey rejected the last associa-
tion pay offer which would have
given the workers a•33 percent
boost in paj and benefits over the
next three years. It would have
added about 87 cents to the cur-
rent $3:28 an hour average wage.
Sam Taormina, negotiator for
the disposal association, said the
haulers asked for a pay hike of
$1.72 for the three years instead.
as well as an automatic cost of
living adjustment.
Son TaJi;es Post
TAIPEI , Taiwan (AP)
Premier Chiang Ching·kuo was
unanimously elected chairman
of the ruling Kuomintang party
today in a move designed to
further strengthen his ad-
ministrative hold over the Na-
tionalist Chinese government on
Taiwan..
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All the s urvivors s urfered
second and third degree bums on
tht-ir faces, hands and feet, a fire
departme nt s pokesman said.
They were treated and released
at Orange County J\o1edical
Center.
Keesee Admits Role
In ·n~ath of Consul
SAN DIEGO CUPI) -"Soldier
of misfortune'' Bobby Joe Keesee
of Huntington Beach fa ced a
possible life prison sentence to·
day for his guilty plea to con·
spiracy in the unsolved kidnap·
murder of U.S. Vice Consul John
heavy blows to the head.
The FBI arrested Keesee at his
Huntington Beach hbme in May,
1974 and charged h im~ trying ~o take advantage of the kidna~
tn g by causing the delivery of a
$250.000 ransom note to the con-
sulate in the northern Mexico
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Keesee, 49. a Korean War hero
and shadowy figure of interna -
tional intrigue for the past 13
years, is the only person ever
charged in connection with the
1974 disappearance and murder
of the American diplomat in
Hermosillo.
Sentencing was scheduled
before U.S. District Court Judge
Leland Nielsen. ·
~nst month Keesee pl eaded
gwlty to one charge of conspiracy
to kidnap in exchange for a gov-·
emment pledge to prevent his ex-.
tradition to Mexico in connection
withlhecase.
Patterson, 31 , was last seen
alive leaving the consulate on
March 22 with an unidentified
man. Three hours later the con·
sulate received a ransom note in
his handwriting demanding
$500,000 and signed by the "Peo-
ple '•Liberation ArmyofMexlro.' ·
a group unknown to Mexican
authorities.
Negotiations between the kid·
napers and Patterson's wife
Anne, broke down for &ti ll un:
known reasons and in July u
peesant discovered hi1 deeom·
,posedl.body in a s hallow crave 35
•rnilesnorthofHcrmosiUo.
Authorltlc1 said Patterson. on
hla first diplomatic assignment
when kidnaped, was killed by
. Later he was charged with set-
ting up the abduction 8nd of
'"directing pre paration o( a
ha ndwritten $500,000 ransom
note .'' He was indicted on
c harges of kidnaping, murder
o.ind extortion when Patterson's
bod y was found.
An eig hth grade dr-op out
o~i g inally from Arizona, Keesee
pi cked up the Lag "soldier of mis·
fc;irtune" for a seMes of interna-
tional troubles that began in the
1962 when he deserted the army
stole a light plane and flew tO
Cuba . Keese,. who served a two.
year prison term, clal~ he act-
ed as a CIA agent. but the CIA d&-
nied any eonnecUori. .
K~see admt\ted planning akld·
n11ap1ng and of travellna: to
ermosillo to carry it out with a
Greg Curtis Field, whom he iden~
t l fi ~d a1 an employ• ,or a
r~miture shop he once managed.
P1eld was never mentioned in
a ny or the gover-nment charges.
He maintained they did not
enter the U.S. Consulate on"'lhe
Hermosillo scoutlrtg expedition
•nd left the city .... r111 •Iler
their arrival. He also adn:U~
wJiUng a ransom letter a moat.ft
af'ler the abduction to dathaM
S2SO.OOO, but denied lmowil!C Pa{.
lttson 's name unW rftdtitC ot
the kidnaping.
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VOL. 611 NO. ,_18, 2 ~E7ll0NS, 22 PAGES RANGE COUNTY, CAl.,IFORNI _"' ' . MONDAY, APRii:. 28, )975 TEN CENTS . '
Ref-qgees Will Co~e ;to f.endleton
l -----• f ' --By ALAN DlaJCIN more,''-the'Pentagon spokesman The spokesm•n-Nid lhet~ec iftal9.cc. ---~he-El Toro spokesman-=-said
the notification was got more
jnOre speciric othei than that up
to 20,000 refugees would arrive
1.eventually.
• • cN_ .. O.Jtr,..._ said. base will handle ..up•to 20~000 re. ,In 1 ... some.~O •• Hungarian
tfp to 20,000• Vietnamese re-The spokesman said the flights fugees e8.c h:"To date, about40,000 riful!!Jel were .. tirOUlhl fo Camp
fua:eH are to be hOUled at the from Wake Island, Guam, and Vietnamese have been evacuat-~ N.J ., and i\-klok 1everal
'.MariQe base at Camp Pendleton, Clark Air Force Base in the ed from Saigon, the aide said. lf mOatha to find permanent hou&-
Pentagon spokesmen announced Philippines are expected lo begin time permits, the aarrunistialioo htg: for all of piem ~to acatler
today. within lbe next 48 hours. bopes to t ake out up to 125;000. th~ throughout.the U.S.
The refugee• wlll be flown to El The Pentagon official said that The Pentagon announcement A 1pokesman_ at. El Toro today
Toro Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton will~ one of came a fter congressional'' • eonfirmed lttat. the,, air station
lind then transported to C8mp three refugee reception centers leaders said they.were ootified of had been notified l>y the Pen-
Pendleton where they wi\l be in the U.S. The others are Eglin the plans in telephone .c811s U\js tqon to expect refugee nt&hls
housed "for up to 90 days or AFB, Fla., and Ft.Chaffee, Ark. morning from Administration of. within,thenn.3;~h.oun.
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)he refugees at El Toro, the
spokesman said. "They will be
processed here on a walk through
basis and trans porte d im-
mediately to Pendleton.''. he ... !See VIETS, Page /\21
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"f1ETNAME9£ BABY GETS DINNER At LOS ALAMITOS STATION
..J;.;. Anoi her63 Refu9eesArrived on Late Sunday'Mercy A lg ht
fBahylift Due Today
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By KATHY CLANCY
"' 1 OflliltD•llfPllotS~I ., .Y, Another babY,.lifl of Vi el-
illa mese war orphans was expect-
.ed to arrive tonight at Los
:Alamitos Naval Air Station and
·authorities there said flights are
.e,x p e c t e d to co n t i n u e
:f,eriodically.
:!· A planeload of 63 orphans ar-
?ived at u.e station. about mid-
jiight Sund·ay, then were
f ransported by bus lo a
-pi.akeshifl home in a Terminal
~!land gymnasium.
.._. Most or them will leave by
3gnight ror homes t~hout the
'. Weatller
Some night an<t morning
low clouds near the ·coast.
otherwise mostly s unny
through Tuesday. A little
cooler with highs in the60s.
Lows tonight 42 to 52.
INSIDETO~V
"Mothc's LUii< l/elptrs"
are helping io rid Cot£a Mesa
and Irvine of dope and pro-
•tiftdion. Dal~ Pilot lttJ//er
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nation, Naval authorities said.
''They'v·e b een watching
television, playing. games, sleep-
ing and eating," said Lt.-Cmdr.
Melvin Kemp, who repOrted the
operation h as been running
smoothly.
The equipment has been s up-
p lied by a volunteer group
.. Operation Handclasp," and the
children, ranging in age rrom one
,month to 10 yeai:1 ·are being
cared ror by volunteers.
A group of 124 orphans arrived
at Los Alamitos Saturday ahd all
but three who were hospitalized
new on lo adoption agencies in
Oregon and Colorado Sunday, of-
ficials said.
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Nixon's Staff
Alerts Patrol
About' Aliens
A call to San,Cle'fnente Police
from secret ser-vice agents at
former President Richard Ni!'·
on 's est.le today led to the arrest or seven illeaal aliens.
Police said the . agents saw a
group of Mexican' nationals walk·
ing along the At~hison , Topeka
and Santa Fe ra'ilroad tracks that
run below Nixon's Cyprus Shores
home about6 :40 a .m.
Officers "''d.lspatched to the
scene '•rreated seven men and
turned them over to the U.S •
Border Patrol .
' Sunday ,afternoon, secret
service •gents reported to police
that th9y had seen twoPoHible ii~
legal aliens near the AvenJda
Calaf\a beach but officers 'were
unable to locate them.
Trash hauler s in Huntington
Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna
Beach and nine otper Orange
County cities walked off their
jobs today in a contract ba1Ue.
The 600 rubbish truck drivers
and he lpers, r epresented by
Teamsters Union Local 396; are
l'esponsibl e for hauling 80 per-
cent of Orange County's trash.
But officials of the trash collec.
lion firms involved vowed today
.. to pick up the trash the best we
can."
They said, however, there will
be schedule delays.
Stan Tkacyk, general manager
of Rainbow Disposal Co., which
serves Huntington 8each and
Fountain Valley, said company
offi cials were meeting today lo
discuss plans for dealing with the
strike.
Meanwhile, a union member in
Lag un a Beach, s aid workers rear
the companies may try lo hire
outside workers in an effort to
break the union .
Teamster officials remained
· unavailableforcommenltoday.
The other cities arrected are
Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange,
Buena Park. Santa Ana, Placen-
tia, Srea. La Pa'lma, Garden
Grove and some unincorporated
areas.
The 600 workers were covered
under a master agreement with
the Orange County Disposal As·
. sociation, which represents the
l!Ompanies.
The contract expired 10 days ·
ago but the workers stayed m the
job on a ''day to day" basis until
today.
They rejeCled the last associa·
tion pay orrer which would have
given the workers a 33 percent
boost in pay and benerits over the
next three year s. It would have
added about 87 cents to the cur·
rent $3.28 an hour average wage.
Sam Taormiila, negotiator for
the disposal association, said the
haulers asked for a pay hike of
$1.72 ror the three years instead.
as well as an a utomatic cost of
living adjustment .
Surgery Resumed
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
CUP I ) -Broward County
hospitals scheduled elective sur-
gery today ror the first time since
April 20 following the end or a
walkout by anesthesiologists pro-
testing a rising costs of malprac·
l ice insurance. Since their
walkout. hospita ls have ·been
scheduling only emergency or
urgent surgery.
SAIGON (UPI) -Gen. Duong
Van (Big) Minh assumedthepre-
sidenqy of South Vietnam today
and said he would seek negotia·
lions with'the Communists for a
cease-fire . The Viet Cong,
without actually rejecting his BP·
peal, issued a statement de -
marfding more concessions first.
The Viet Cong have presented
two major demands since their
forces closed in on Saigon -
ousters of all m embers of the
REFUGEES LANGUISH IN
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Israeli Consulate
JOHANNESBURG , Sod6
Africa CAP) -Six· terrorists
armed with m achine guns seized
the Isra e li tc ousulate in
downtown JohapneS&urg lo\day,
took nine hosta1~· "and sprliyed
the streets outside ·with omrire-
wounding at least 40 ~ aDG
ten:ifying ~unchtt .. ecliwdS.
There were uncoqftrmed .:re-
Ports that there w~·.nye dead
and ·another 10 .w~·inaide·
the consulate. '· ·
A doctor allowed into tbe con-
sulate said the hOataees. included
\wo children the'· tertprists were
threatening to shoot·.'
The South Afrkan ·eress as-
sociation said tbe ierrOri,sts "'..ere
believed to1 be. _three-· Leba'oese
and three J,apanese but there was
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nootricial confirmation.
In Beirut, Lebanon, some or
tile Palestiniari guerrilla"' groups
denied responsibility for the at-
tack lind others withheld com-
ment.
After holding out through a
series of blazing,gun battles with
police r ifierrien, j.he attackers
threatened to blow up the orrice
building occuitied bY the con-
sulate unless the~sraeli am-
bassador was prod•ced.
.Police said the ambassai;lor,
lzhae D. Unna, tiad been sum-
mOned from •Cape TOYt'D·and was
en route by plaoe.
The terrorists also threatened,
lo shoot a lhostage every" 15
minutes unl~ss ·police wilhdfew
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Planning in
Trash Strike
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Huntington Beach and Foun· I
tain Valley city officials are wait~ 1!
ing to see what happens in the
trash collectors strike before 1 makinl"any plans oftbeirown.
''If it stretches out and a health
problem d~velops we will have lo I
make some pl ans;" said Darrel i
Cohoon, public works aide in the
city or Huntington Beach. .
But Stan Tkaezyk, general l .
manager of Rainbow Disposal 1
Company, whfC h· serves both ~
citi~s, said he plans t.O h.irve some .
collection trucks 1 on lljle street
each day. r
' . ' While there will be delays in
pickups, be s aid, the company .
will "do the best we can."
Fountain ValleY officials said
they have made no emergency
plans because Rainbow officials
said they would develop a plan of ·
their own.
·Cohoon said' residents who
wisti may use the county's
Coyote Canyon landfill site. It l
can be rea~hed by laking the
Culver Drive exit off the San
Diego Freeway, he said, and is I
open from 6 a .m . to 6 p.m. Mon·
day through Fiiday, rrom 7 a.m .
to 5 p.m. Saturday and Crom 10
a.m. lo4 p.m . Sunday.
Cohoon said city orricials hape
the strike end s within a rew days.
If it doesn't, he said, the city will
have to make specific plans.
AD PRODUCES
25 RESPONSES
"My ads produced 2S calls and
I sold the boat.''
Thal 's t he success story told by
the Fountain Valley man who
placed this classified ad in the
Daily Pilot: l
'6915' GLASTRON, w/SS
.HP Chrysler, ma ny
xtras. $800. Pri.pty.
XXX•XXXX
lf you have any ·boat from a
sloop to a diqghy to sell,' call
642-5678. It on.ly takes a few
words in the right place to 9nd a
buyer. •
Along the Oraqe ~ Ille
right place is the Daily Pil&
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SAN DIEGO <UPI) -"Soldier
of misfortune·· Bobby Joe Keesee
of Huntington Beach faced a
possible life prison sentence to-
da y for his guilty plea to con-
spiracy in the_ unsolved kjdnap..
murder of U.S. Vice Consul·John
S. Patterson in Mexico.
·Valley's
·12o/o Hike
Bid Slows
Contract talks in the Fountain
Valley School District apparent-
ly have ground to a halt because
of a dispute over salary pro-
posals.
11 Teachers bad asked the dis-
trict for a 12 percent pay boost
next year as a "minimum cosl-
of-living increase."
, But Judie Lowman, president
, of the Fountain Valley Education
Association, said the lx>ard so far
has r efused to make any counter-
proposal or to respond to their re-
. quest in any way. Teachers do
not intend to retuin lo the
bargaining ta hie uqtil they do.
Dr. Mike Brick, business direc-
tor and district negotiator, Fri-
day confirmed ''they did walk
out'' of the district's Jatest
bargaining 1ession.
He was reluctant to discuss the
pay dispute, however, bec-'ause
he said to do so would violate a
district policy prohibiting such
discussion during negotiations.
He did agree to ~confirm the
negotiation halt, however, ''since
the teachers already have made
a statement.'•
Teachers also asked ror a
greater voice in decision mak-
ing, budget direction and the hir-
ing of teachers and ad -
ministrators.
While the board did offer coun-
ter-proposals for those. items,
Mrs. Lowman said, "They reaIJy
only restated. current policy."
Brick, however, said the board
is still awaiting teacher response
to most of those counter-
proposals.
, District officials said the cost
or the teacher pay raise would be
$888,000 for teachers alone or ~$1.152 ,000 if given all district
employes. Jn addition, the
medical insurance imprOvement
,they TE)Quested would cost
~nother $183,000.
·Valley High
To Prese,nl
'Mame' Show
The mu s ical production
''Mame" will be presented Wed·
tlesday through Saturday by
Fountain Valley High School's
fine arts department.
Show time is 8 p.m. in the cam·
l>US amphitheater. 17816 Bushard
St.. Fountain Valley. Admission
js $2.50 for adults, S2 for students
and $1 .50 ro r children.
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The cas t incl udes Nansi
Brov.·e r as Mame Denni s · St~phani Hardy as Vera Charles;
Tns Venzke as Beau; "Pebbles"
Blair as Young Patrick; Mary
Lou Gilbert ,,as Agnes Gooch ;
J\lark T uc_ke r , J ohn Herriot,
Todd Jasmin and others.
ri-tark Wood and Lyman Moore
are the directors ; Carole Cooney
i s tec hn ical director ; Jean
Clower is orchestra director, and
Peggy Welton is student director.
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charged in connection with the
197..4 disappea.ra_n.ce .and m~ ot' the Ame rican diplopiat ih
Hermosillo. • ~ r
Sentenci ng was' scbedul"id
before U.S . Di•lrlct c;ourt Jude•
Leland Nielsen. ·
Lasl moot~ Keesee plt:!ded
guilty to one charge,otcons{>lrac>.'·
to kidnap in exchange for a '1ov:·
ernment pledge to prevent his e,c-.
tradition lo Mexico in coftnectlon
with tbecase.
Palterson, 31 , was last seen
alive le aving the consulate on
1'tarch 22 with ctn unidentified
man. Three hours later the eon-.Power. Boat
sulate reeeived a ra~ note in . ''R ·
·his handwtlling demanding· ·. esc' e" d' . $500,000 and signetl by the "Peo-' · U '
ple'sLiberationArmyOfMexico, •·
a group unknown to Mexican
authorities.
Negotiali~ between the kid-
napers ....and Pat~erson's wife, Amie; brvke "down for still un-
knoWn reuons aq,d in July a
peu.anti discovered. tq. decom-
posed bodr in a shallow grave 3S
milesnorth'ofHermosillo. r
Authorities said Pau~. on
his finJ. diplomatic assiOment
when kldnaped, was killed .by
heavy blOws to the head. i , '
· 1'he FBI arrested Keesee~at his
HunJington Beach .home in.~May,
197.C and @arged him with' trying
to take.ad'tanta1e OI the kidnap-
ing by cauaii'l&-..Ute deliVeQ, of a
$250.000 ransom note to the con-sulate in the ·lllorthem ~-Mexico
statecapital.
Later he was charged witJl set-
ting up the abduction and · o1.
''directing preparation or a
handwritten SS00,000 fansom
not.e.'' He was indicted :on
charges ot kidnaping, m~r
and extortion when Patte~'s
body was found. 4
An eighth grade drop ~1K
originaUj. Crom Arizona, Keeiee
"picked up1tbe. tag ·'soldier of mtp-
fortune'' for a series ot interna-tional troubles that began in the
1982 when he cleserted the army,
stole a light Plane and flew lo
Cuba. Kees~. who served a two.
year prison term--; claimed be act-
ed as a CIA agerit, but the CIA de-
nied any connection. . ·•
Keeseeadmittedplanningakid-
naping and of traveling to Hermosillo to carr)' it out with a
Greg Curtis Field. whom he iden-
li(ied as a n e mploye of a
furniture shop he once managed:"'
Field was never mentioned in
any of the government charges.
He maintained they did not
enter the U.S. Consulate on the
Hermosillo scoutiag npedition
and left the c.ity · s hortly after
their arrival. He also admitted
writing a ransom letter a month
after the abduction lo demand
$250,000, but denied qowing Pat-
terson's name until reading of
the kidnaping.
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Today's announcement from
Washington confintled specula-
tion that bas been ·generated in
Orange County th1t a large in·
flux of refugees was likely to ar· rive: ·
Last Thursday at the regular
monthly meeting of Mayon and
city managers in the Fifth
Supervisorial District of
Supervisor Thomas F. Riley,
public officials were told that
10,000 refugees were due to ar-
rive at El Toro within a week.
TERROR .••
from the front and back exits or
the building , according to the
physician admitted to the con·
sulale to treat three wounded
hostages.
The doctor was describing how
the gunmen wired hand grenades
to the hostages wh en the walkie-
talkie he wa.s using was suddenly
cutoff.
Blaze Kills
County Tot
A fire of und etermined origin
twept through a mobile home In
Anaheim early Sunday· ktlllnc a
2-year·old Fullerton child. "
Melissa Gremilllom's body
was found by firemen in lhe rear
ollhe trailer, wlch was owned. by
her grandmother.
Fire. investlgator1 said today
the grandmother, Dolor'e w
Wiison, 43. the child'• .mother,
Elizabeth, 28, ind a 1i1ter .. Uaa s, escaped from the nFes· , '
All the survivors suffered
second and third c\cgrec bu.ma on
their races, hands, and feet, a fir e
department , 5pokes'-an 11id1 They were treated anct 'reteesea
at Orange County Med•cal
Caller.
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Frq~$urf .
F~r 'ne~ies combined thei,r'
.ctefforts Sundi1y oight to Low a
troubled Nelwport Beach power
boi:t out ol<the ·surf line neai'the
BDbi l;hic:,S blutts iq H~lington
/!llA<;~-"-• • ' t." .J'he'iti·fqot BfyliQer, operated
DY.i-'Gtry, SChwa.i$, 22, of 205 8th
St., }Jewpof1.Be&eh, was.towed lo
Sunset Aquatic1Park aboUt 8:30 . p.91., &<!cording lo the Orange · eounty µarbc>f District ..
• ~nt.f harbot" p8V'of bc>at from Suriiet .)oinea with Hunt-·IJM!c;ia Beach firemen, lifeguards ~ amt.~ 'Police helicopter in the .~ebper•fion. ; ·, A tty lifea:uard and a fireman lWho was a former lifeguard
swaip ou~ to the boat as a
safeguard in case it capsized
with SchYiarti: and hi s three
passe11gers.
The p0lice helicopter dropped
a tow line ~o the power boat, then
dropped the' Other end of the low
to the county Pafrol boat.
A' co1.4nty ~spokesman said to-
day Schw . .fllrlz, and his three pas..Og~ -Cynthia Tate, 21,
Newport ~ach ; Camille Cimini
of Los Angeles, and Jesse Alan of
Reseda -were all in good condi· ti on.
They w'ere apparently on their
way from Catalina lo Newport
)Vhen th,ey got lost, drifted inside
tl\e surf line off Golden West
Street and s uffered e ngine
troubJes, t'he county spokesman
said. •
The boat, equipped with an in-
board engln~. is owned by the
California Leisure Boat Club, a
members hip organization based.
in NewJ)ort Beach.
City firemen said the operation
moved swiftly with smooth
coordination between all four
agencies.
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ORPHANS. ~ ' • •
.Two of the 63 arriving Sunday
night also were hospitalized at
the Long Beach Naval Regional
Medical Center, but offi cials said
none were seriously ill.
In the meantime, a group or 43
rerugees arrived at Los Angeles
Ii:itern~tiOnal Airport Saturday
night, 1n what could be the begin·
ning of many such flights.
They Jnc lud e d nine Viel·
namese employes of Flying
Tiger Airline. two Amefi can
employes and 32 dependents.
They all le ft behind homes,
money. possessions and jobs,
which ranged from executive to
laborer pos,itions.
Officials '1.t Los Alamitos· said
today 'they do not •expect to'
become involved in caring for
a dult re fugees. The babylifl
·oi1hts, thn sci:id, are being car·
,did P,ut orl a day to day basis.
Even loday~s (light could not
W,o.Uicially confirmed .
''We do not learn officially un -
til the plane is in the air," Navy
s!i>kesinen said .
Ocean View
Stll<tents Set . ' ,,_: ... .F-mr. at Mall . ·' Stu!leDls frorp Huntington
1'each'a...Ocean View School Ohs·
trict.,tOok over 11untington Center
Mall• today during the di strict 's
lif!h annual ,EDU Fair.
NearJy ell of the di5trlcl '5
14 ,SOO atud~nt1 wiU participate
through Friday in the academic
and art exhibits as \\-'ell as live
performances.
Performances will include
tumbling shows, choral grouJ>S ,
drill teams, gymnastic routines,
kindergarten pai nting de·
monstrations. !lquare dancing
and playa.
In addition, students rrom Iha
Cive ,campuaes of the ltuntlngton
Beach Unlop Hi gh School Di•·
trictwlll be featured ln special 1c~
UvitJeacacbday •
' Wo .. kers Baek
3,500 Recalled by tJouglas
About 3 ,500 McDonnell
Oouglati Corporation aerospace
workers, laid off during a two·
month-long machinists strike, re·
ported back to work today.
The recall is the third this
month and com pie led the rehir-
ing or 9,000 m anufacturing and
production Support workers;
mostly at the firm 's Long Beach
, aircraft plant, idled during the
stMke.
The walkout by 7,000 members ot the International Associal.lon
ot Machinists, ended two weeks
ago when workers accepted a
new three-year contract with an
11 .s percent pay boost.
The 9,000 layoffs were caused
by a shortage of J.AM -m~oufactured parts, Used
primarily in the production of DC
9 and DC 10 airplanes.
Radio Theft Wave
Probed by Police
An organized c rime
wave in Orange County has
resulted in the theft of
possibly hundr e d s of
ci tizen band radios over
the past two months.
Huntington Beach detec·
lives say at least 30 or the
radios hl:J,.ve been stolen
rrom pri vate vehictes in
their town since about mid.
January. Fountain Valley
police say the thieves have
taken at least a dozen there
inthepast60days. .!
Anaheim poli ce report
the loss or 70 citizen band
radios in a month and
Westminster is missing
anoU&er30.
But police have no leads
as to who might be Laking
the radios and no suspects
have been spotted. The
ltlrge number and the way
they have been taken in-
dicates it is a countywide
organization retiposiblc for
the thefts, police tiay.
None of the stolen radios
have turned up in Orange
County, though a couple
have ~een spotted in Los
Angeles and some were
found in New York, police
say.
The r adios -average
value about $175 -are
found in a lot of private
cars, campers, and recrea.
lion vehicles. One detec· ·
live said they have become
such a popular item that
Montgomery Ward sold 40
radios one recent weekend.
The Daily Pilot's Secret
Witnc$ will offer a cash
reward ror anyone who cHPI
provid_e a lead lo who is
behind these massive
thefts.
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Secret Witness
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If you know anyone in·
volved, or have spotted
an)'" suspicious action
which could be involved,
phone the 24-hour Secret
Witness line, 642·0700, or
write to: Daily Pilot,
Secret Witness, P .O. Box.
7901 Huntiniton Beach, Ca.
(t2548).; • ; ' •
'Fhe identity of all infor-
mants will be protected.
Th~. information will be
given to police, but police
will not be told· where it
camerrom.
Detectives say most of
the thefts .occur at rUght,
possibly after ,midnight,
and usually during the
week . The thieves lake
radios and antennas, using
care not to damage the
equipment when they re·
rnove it.
Some inv es tigators
believe the thieves may
work as a team, with one
car sitting on a major
tilr.eet while another car
enters a tract of homes.
Police advise those who
don 't want to lose their
citizen band radios to re-
l'ord the tieria l numbers
and to store the radios in·
side their home or in the
car trunk when they are
not in use.
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Race Ends;
WindsLight
By ALMON LOOL\BEY
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ENSENADA-TheaJlh IUlllUOI
Newport to Ensenada yacbt race
came to a weary but calln clole
Sunday a11 the last of the 500
s,larters stru,gl'ed acrou the
finish line about midnight.
The poteOtially fuleft race oa
record went nat SuQday mornlftl'
when light winds Ort the COUt of
Baja California heel the fieet
· alternately beatid1 or •Undin&
tilill ror the last 50 miles of tbe
race.
The 62·foot sloop.Jlaetlll)4! skip..
pered by Bill White and Bill !' ...
quini ot Long Beactl Yacht Club
carried the strong winds to
Ensenada and was the first yacht
t() finish. Ragtime finished the
race in 15 hours and 15 mtnutes.
finishing ahead of the
catamarans.
Ensenada was ·quiet and order-.
ly Sunday night t.nd Monday
morning. At Hussotig's cant.lna,
• scene ot some riotous events in re.
cent years, ba:rtepder Enrique
looked ever a Cull hOUle and said~
"Look around you. lt'sliketheold
days. The place is Cull but-there
are only yachtsmen. We have no
problems."
The race committee worked far
into the nigt&t compiling the of-
ficial handicap standings which ·
will be anno.unced at the trophy
pte!;entation.1his afternoon.
tJnotficiallY theSe are the win ..
ners in each class:
Ocean racinc·A, Olinlca, Tony
Bill1 Calirornia Yacht Club.
Ocean raclnc·B, Broom Hilda,
Guido Mortarrolli, California
Yacht Club.
Ocean racla«i·C, Giant Killer,
Melvin Wills Jr., Coronado Yacltt
Club ..
PHRF·A, Ragtime,
PHRF·B, Rebel Maid, David
Folsom .San Diego Yacht Club.
PHRF·C, Speculation, Robert
Austin, Little Ships Fleet,.
PllRF·D, M.vstic. Bill.Strohm. ~~~rillo Beach Yacht Club.
PHRF·E. Vixen, M . B. Cox Jr.,
Los Angeles Yacht Club.
PHRF·F, Plover, David Smith.
Coronado Yacht Club.
PHRF·G, Ha mpshire llOse.
Dennis Burnell, South Shore Sail·
ingClub.
CAA, Emily Ann, Joe Clay.
Ca lifornia Yacht Club.
MORF·A, Vivacious JJ, Biii von
KlcinSmid, Balboa YachtClub.
MORF-B, Maia, Joe Morena.
South Bay Yacht Racing Club.
Mariners Ca_rgo of
Free Servi~
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MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1975 N TEN CENTS
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Refugees Will Come to Pendleton .. . .
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a,-AIAN"DOIDN -more,'' tbe Pentagon-spolcjaman .. e--apolcesman 1'1<1 that each ficiaJs-.. --
oe .. ....,-........ said. bue will handle Up to 20,000 re-In 1956, some 40,000 Hungarian
Up lO 20,000 Vietnamese re-The 1po~e&man said the nights rugees each. To date, about 40,000 refugees were brought to Ca mp
The El Toro .spotes·man-----s;atd-
the notification was not. m'ore
rucees are to be •houled al the from Wike Island, Guam, and J Vietnamese have been evacual· Kilmer, N.J ., and it took several
Marine base at.Camp Pendleton, Clark ·Air Foree Base Jn the" ed from Saigon, the aide &aid. 1r· months to find permanent hous-
more specific olber than that up
to 20,000 refugees would arrive
eventually in the U.S.
Pentacon spokesmen announced Philippines are expected t.o begin time permits, the administration tni for all of them and to scatter
today. , within ttie next 48 hours. hopes lo take out•up tol25,000. them throughout the U.S.
Some refuaees will be flown to. The Pentagon official said that The Pentacon announcement A spokesfnan at El Toro today
El Toro Marine Corpa_AirSlation. Camp Pendleton will be one of came after coneressional 4!Ulfirmed that the air station
and then tranapcirted to Camp three refugee reception centers leaders said they were notified of bad been notified by the Pen-
Pendlelon where they will be in the U.S. The others are Eglin the· plans in telephone calls this tAgofl to expect refugee flights
housed ''for up to 90 days or AFB,J,l'la .• and Ft. Chaffee, Ark. mom.ing from Ad!J1inistralionof· withlnlhenext48hours.
No plans will be made to house
the refugees al El Toro. the
spokesman said. "They 'will be
processed here on a walk through
basis a nd transported im-
mediately to P e ndleton," he
!See VIETS, Page AZ)
' . Hinsha/uj ·Campaign Time
Assessor AidCs Pay Up
ay GABY GRANVILLE
CM ... Dail.,1"1~$1.tf
County officials today are
tabulating the amount received
from employes in the Orange
County assessor's office who al-
legedly worked on county time on
Rep. Andrew Hinshaw's 1972
Congressional campaign.
Roughly 15 employes either
paid or agreed to pay the amount
charged them by cotmty auditors
last month after an audit was
concluded.
Minh Takes
Viet Reins,
Eyes Truce
SAJGON CU P!) -Gen. Duong
Van <Big) Minh assumed the pre-
sidency of South Vietnam today
and said be would seek ~ot..ia
_tions with the C'"oDiniunistS for a
cease-fire. The. Vjet Cong.
Rl!FUGEES LANGUISH IN
'TENT CITY'..Slory, Page A4.
without actually rejecting his ap.
peal, issued a s tatement de-
manding more concessions first.
One of(icial said the amount re-
ceived or agreed to be paid at a
later date was "between $2,500
and $5,000 ...
The employes were charged
for their work on Hinshaw's cam-
paign after nine management
level officials were indicted by
the Orange County Grand Jury
Dec. 5i for purportedly being part
of a conspiracy that helped
Hinshaw campaign at taxpayers'
expense.
The payments and agreements
'to pay, in effect, are an ad-
mission by the workers that they
charged. the county foe either
-time or gasoline mileage ex-
pended on the Republican con-
gressman's behalf.
However, none of those who
have now settled acCOW\ts with
the county stipulated that their
activities represented either
negligence or unlawful conduct
on their part. They maintain
their activities resulted from in·
structions given them by their
supervisors which they accepted
in good faith as part of their work
assignment.
The agreement to pay amounts
the county auditors said they
owed were either in a stipulation
that $50 a month could be deduct-
ed from their pay checks or their
vacation time r educed accord-
ingly.
None of the nine men indicted
were among those who paid or
agreed to pay the amotmts the
county says they owe although
four of them were charged
amounts in the auditor"s report.
Terrorists
Reign in
S. Africa
JOHANNESBURG. South '
Africa (AP) -Six terrorisl5
armed with machine guns seized '
the Israeli consulate in•
downtown Johannesburg today,
took Woe hostages and sprayed. .
the a_lreets outside with gunfire WOUJ!'!!l!I_,. ,_ 40 '*-' .....
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There were unconfirmed re-
ports that there were five dead
and another 10 wounded inside
the consulate.
A doctor allowed into the con-'
sulate said the hostages included
two children the terrorists were
threate:ning lo shoot.
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The ·Viet Cong have presented
two major demands since their
forces closed in on Saigon -
ousters of all members or the
"Thieu clique" and withdrawal
·of the Americans. Those de-
mands appear to have largely
been met, especially with de·
parture today of Gen. Cao Van
Vien, c hairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, and other
generals.
The South African Press as-
sociation said the terrOrists were
believed to be three Lebanese
and three Japanese but there was
no official confirmation.
In Beirut, Lebanon, some of
the Palestinian guerrilla groups
denied responsibility (or the at-
tack and others withheld com· I
ment.
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f/Jabylift Due Today
~i Los Alamitos -.
The Viet Cong said today the
situation demands that the Unit·
<See MINH, Page A2>
RAGTIME LEADS THE PACK IN ENSENADA RACE
Bui Light Winds Spoil Bid for Record Pace
After holding out through a 1
series of blazing gun batUes with '
police riflemen, the attackers
threatened to blow up the office
building occupied by the con·
sulate unless the Israeli am· l
bassador was produced. 1
·:. By KATHY CLANCY nation, Naval authorities said.
Surfers.Ask
Lift of Ban
Near Jetty
Police said the ambassador, ·
(See TERROR, Pa1e AZ> I I • 0t tfw Dail., ,.,Nill Sf.IH .
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.:iaamese,War orphana was expect·
.id to arri,ve tonight-at Los
,Alamitos Naval Air Station and
authorities there said ru,hls are ~x ·pected to continue
.1S>eriodically.
ri A planeload of 63 on>hans ar·
~rived at the station aboUt mid-~ i ght Sunday. iben were
:j ransported by bus to a
1rnakeshift tlome: in a Tern\inal
:Island gymnasium.
.. Most or them will leave by
Jonight for homes throughout the!
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otherwise. "Dlost.ly suefty .
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Lows tonight 42 tosz.
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• ''They've been watching
television,.playing games, sleep-
ing and eating," said Lt. Cmdr.
Melvin Kemp, who reported the
operation has been running
smoothly. ni e 1eqWpment has been sup-
plied by a volunteer g roup
"Operatjon Handclasp," and the
chikltea, ranginc in age from one
month.,, to 10 years are being
cared for by volunteers.
A group of 124 orphans arrived
at LoS Alamitos Saturday and all
but 1'ree who were hospitalized
new On to adoption agencies in
OregOn and Colorado Sunday, of·
ficials said. iSee ORPHANS, P11e A2)
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Nixon's Staff
·Alerts P~rol
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About Aliens
A. call to San Clemente Police
from secret . service qents at
former President Richard Nix·
oa''-----estate today led to the arrest
Ol~n1tlegal aliens. .
Police said the agents saw a
group of Medcan nationals walk-
ing alone the AtchiJon, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad tracks that
run below Nixon's Cyprus Shores
bomeabout6:40a.m.
p!llcero dl1p1tched to the
sceni arrested 1even men ud
lunie<l them ' over to Ute U.S. Jloriler Patrol. ~
Sunday afteraoon, secret
..rvtce acents reported to police
that they had seen two pouible i.l·
1qal aliens near the Avenida
Calalla beach but omcen were
unable to locale them.
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A group of surfers who suffer
during the summer months when
the swell runs large at Corona del
Mar, but the area is closed to
them, will petition tonight for a
city council action to change
closures on part of the strand.
• A petition signed by dozens of
surfers asks that the council lift a
ban on surfing in Area Two-the
area within 200 feet of the jetty
which is closed to boards
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The group asserts that by alter-
ing current plans, swimmers. and
body surfers could be accom·
modated as well.
Councilmen plan to hear a re-
port from the city staff on the
proposal . .
Other items on the council's re-
laUvely light 7: 30 p.m. agenda In·
elude:
-A 2etition from the com·
munity's Girl Scouts seeking a
pedestrian push button at the
signals at Dover and Westcliff
drives. The youncsters claim lh• the present s1slem makes it
unsafe for them to cross on foot
or on bicycles.
-Appointments by individual
councilmen of delegates on a new
advltory committee to assess
needl and priorities for federal
community development lands. -A Tequest from members of
the Marini Park AnociaUoa
made--up of ~mobile h.ome
dwelltfl.1"ho Mek dlY m.ltes on ,_.al of 16ua larlfleraiden·
Uil ,colony. The 1'--k• 1n
euly renewal, spc>kesm.en sl'kl,
because members want to im-
prove their coaches" wUh the
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Ragtime-1st Over
Line in-Ensenada • By ALMON LO<XABEY
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ENSENADA-The 28lh annual
Newport to Ensenada yacht race
came to a weary but calm close
Sunday as the last of ·the. 500
starters struggled across the
finish line about mid night.
The potentially fastest race on
record went (lat Sun<lay morning
when light winds off the coast o(
Baja California had the neet
alternately beating or standing
sUll for the last SO miles of the
race.
1be 82·fool sloop Ragtime skip-
pered by Biii While and Bill Pas·
qulni of Long Beach Yacht Club
carried the strong winds to
DOWSVFFERS
SUGllTDROP
NEW YORK IAP) -The stock
market poa:ted a mild IOll today
after a seulon of narrow, lisUess
fluctuations. Trading was
moderate.
Prkes ad~anced a bit ll Ille
........ bat Ille buYinl dried up ~ Ille fOfframmt ._.ied
tlil,\ tu lade• or lea~lnc , edftomic ladtcators turaed dolmll"'"' •lain In Mertb Iller •an •P"il!ftl t,11<1 previous ..-Ji. The ·Dow ,!. on'tt indu1ttlal '
1ver1i-of w atoclts lost 1.71 ~""l\01110.08. (Tabl .. ,All)
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Ensenada and was the first yacht
to finish. Ragtime finished. the
race in 15 hours and 15 minutes,
finishing ahead or the
catamarans.
Ensenada was quiet and order-.
ly Sunday night and Monday
morning. At Hussong:s cantina,
scene of som e iiotous events in re-
cent years, bartender Enrique
looked over a full house and said,
"Look around you. It's like the old
days. The place is full but there
are only yachtsmen. We have no
problems.''
The race committceworked far
into the night compiling the of-
ficial handicap standings which
will be announced al the trophy
presentation this afternoon.
Unofficially these are the win-
ners in each class :
Ocean r1clac·A, Olinka. Tohy
Bill. C8lifomia YachlClub.
Oee1a r1clag·B, Broom Hilda,
Guido Mortarrotti, California
Yacht Club.
Ocea8 raclac·C, Giant Killer,
Melvin Wills Jr., Coronado Yacht
Club.
. P8aF·A,Ralitime,
-F-11, Rebel Maid. David
Fmom.San Dlego Yacht Club.
·PIUIF·C, Speculation, Robert
1'mUn, Little Ships Fleet ..
PUF·D, Mys tic. Bill.Strohm, ~to Beach Yacht Club ..
PHBF·E, Vi xen, M, B, Cox Jr,,
Los Angeles Y ncht Club.
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HomeLOoted
Of Educator ' I
Coast Community College Dis· 1
trict Chancellor Norman E.,
Watson's Newport Beach home
was looted late Friday of an
estimated $4 ,848 in valuables.
Police said a burglar entered
through a garage door and then
used a prying tool to gain another
entry into Dr. Watson'S home at
2401 Buckeye St. I
Investigators indicated the loss
included jewelry, a valuable coin I
collection, liquor and camer~.
A flowered print pillowcase was
also missiog. Police.theorize the
jburglar used it to carry off his
loo\.
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"My ads produced 25 calls and
I sold the boat."
That's the.success story told by
the Fountain Valley man who
placed this classified ad in the
Dally Pilot.:
11915' GLASTRON, w/55
HP Chrysler, many
•tns. $800. Prl ply. ·
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If J1,u have any boat from a
sloop lo a dinghy to sell, call
642·5678. It only takes a few
words in the right place lo find a
buyer. 1
, AJOng the Orange Coast, the ,
ri&ht place is the Daily Pilot.
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Duong Van 'Big' Minh
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cd States i1nplemcnt <1rtit les or
the Paris agreeemcnts on Vi et·
nam .and respect the fundamcn·
lal national rights of tile Viel·
namesc people and the right to
self-determination or the South
Vietnarncse people.
··The Saigon <.1dm ini stration.
in s trun1 c nl of U .S .
n eoco lo niali s m . must b e
abolished," the statement said.
··The repressive and coerci\'e
war m achine used against the
South Vietnamese people must
be abolis hed.
"Only jn this way can the most
t>herished a s p irations of the
South Vietnamese people be re·
alizcd in a most favorable man-
ner and in keeping with the spirit
Qf the Paris agreements on Viet-
nam.
•'The people must stand on the
people's side and struggle re-
solulelY· lo achieve these ae-
mands. The statement of Duong ·
Van Minh is not in keeping with
thesedemands ."
<I-Tench Foreign Minister Jean
Sauvagnargues called in North
Vietnam's envoy Vo VaflL Sung
:.ind the Viel Cong's mission chief,
Pham Van Ba. He asked them to
agree to immediate political talks
~·ith the A-1inh government ,
diplomatic sources said in Paris.
A French government official
said earlier today that Minh's
election fulfilled the basic condi·
tion for peace outlined by the
PRG.
<Both Communist officials
emerged ·f rom their separate
h ---meetings-with-S·auvagnargues--
saying the conditions lai'd down by
the Viet Cong's provisional re-
volutionary government must be
C'omplicd \vilh first. They said
election of Minh a nd his inaugural
statement had not met those de-
mands.)
Minh . 59, s aid he wanted to have a government of understanding
and peace."
' Bar Assault
Suspect Held
A.n altercation :it a Nev.·port
Beach night spot over the
weekend which e nded ···•hen one
man was beaned with a cocktail
glass has led to the arrest or a
businessman on charges of felony
assault.
Police said they arrested
Robert Patrick Wecker, 45, of 12
Landfall, NC'wport Beach, shortly
before midnight Saturday.
Officers alleged that the man
s truck Roy Log rbrink, 24 . of
~tidwa y Cit y at the height of an
<1.rgument at the dance spot at 333
Ba yside Drive.
Detectives said the victim suf·
fered a cut on the forehead and
' sought hi s own medical treat·
ment.
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Resclied
In Surf
Four agencies combined their
efforts S4nday night to low a
troubled Newporl Beach power
boat out of the surf line near the
Bolsa Chica bluffs in tlunUngton
Beach.
The 26-foot Bayliner, operated
by Gary Schwartz, 22, of 205 Btfi
St .. Newport Beach, was towed le
Sunset Aquatic Park aboul 8:30
p.m .. according to the Orange
County Harbor District.
A county harbor patrol boat
from Sunset joined with Hunt·
ington Beach firemen, lifeguards
and the police heli copter in the
rescue operation.
A city lifeeuard and a fireman
fwho was a former lifeguard
swam out to the boat as a
safeguard in case it capsized
with Schwart z and his three
passengers.
The police he licopter dropped
a tow line to the power boat, then
dropped the oth~r end of the tow
to the county patrol boat.
A county spokesman said to-
day Schwa rtz, and his three
passengers -~ynthia Tate, 21,
Newport Beach; Camille Ci..;lini
of Los Angeles, and J esse Alan of
Reseda -were all in good condi~
lion.
They were apparently on their
way from Catalina to Newport
when they got lost, drifted inside
lhe surf line off Golden West
Street and suffered engine
troubles, the county spokesman
said. .
The boat, equipped with an in-
board engine, is owned by the
California Leisure Boat Club. a
membership organization based
in Newport Beach.
City fireme n said U\eoperat1on
move d swiftly with smooth
coordination between all four
agencies.
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TERROR .••
lzhac 0 . Unna, had been sum·
moned from Cape Town and was
en route by plane.
The terrorists also threatened
to shoot a hostage every 15
minutes unless police withdrew
from the front and back exits of
the building , according to the
physician admitted lo the con·
sulate to trea l three wounded
hostages.
The doctor was describing how
the gunmen wired hand grenades
to the-hostages when-the walkie-
talkie he.was using was s uddenly
cutoff.
A senior police official said the
hostages held in the fifth-floor
consulate offices near a modern
shopping complex in the center
or Johannesburg included four
while women, three while men
and two African men. But the
doctor who entered said the
gunmen also had in captivity two
children whom they threatened
to shoot if the police did not cease
fire.
The gunmen fought a running
battle with police marksmen who
surrounded the building and re-
turned fire as authorities tried to
clear thous ands or onlooke rs
from the a rea.
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knowledge that their future re·
sidency is assured .
-Action on several damage
claims which include demands or
$400.000 from Teleprompter and
its insur<Jnce carrier which seek
d a ma g e s from a ll e ge d
negli gence in putting out last
January's r.tariner·s Mile ri re.
The claim also asserts that low
water pressure wa s a £actor in
the heavy loss.
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'W()rker~
Beall~ a Princely Tooter
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VIETS •••
added.
Today's announcement from
Washington confirmed specula·
lion that has been generated in
Orange County that a large in·
flux of refugees was likely to ar·
rive.
Last Thursday al the regular
monthly meeting of mayors and
city managers in the Fifth
Supervisorial District of
Supervisor Thomu F. Riley,
public officials were told that
10,000 refugees were due to ar·
rive at El Toro within a week.
Supervisor Riley was informed
by El Toro's General Robert
Taylor this morning that 18,000 re·
fugees will begin arriving at the
air station in 48 hours.
Taylor told Riley that it has not
been determined howtctransport
the refugees to Camp Pendleton,
but the supervisor said that, in
keeping with a contingency de·
cision made by OrangeCountyof-
ficials late Friday afternoon, the
refugees will not be permitted to
leave El Toro during their brief
stay there.
Due lo their hasty departure,
Orange County J{ealth Officer Dr.
John Philp said there are ques·
. lions of immunization that would
not make it practical for the Viet-
namese to come into contact with
localresidenls,c, ----
"One of our chief concerns is in·
swing health safeguards to resi·
dents of the area,'' Riley said.
Supervisor Ralph Diedr;ich
pointed out that the influx of Viet-
namese will not impact county
spending because the refugees
will be here under Department of
Defense orders and will be under
federal control.
Blaze Kills
County Tot
A fire of undetermined origin
swept through a mobile home in
Anaheim early Sunday killing a
2-year·old Fullerton child .
Melissa Gremilliom's body
was round by firemen in the rear
of the trailer, wich was owned by
her grandmother.
Fire investigators said today
the g randmother, Dolorew
Wilson, 48. the chTid's mother,
Elizabeth, 28, and a sister, Lisa,
5,escaped lr"om the rl ames.
All the survivors surfered
second and third degree bums on
their faces, ha nds and feet, a fire
department spokesman said .
They were treated and released
at Orange County Medica l
Center .
When • young men
vet• • new horn. you
con bet h1'1 going lo
get noloy, Plly th•
mother. I~ tlil• .... ,
•h• la Prine•••
Beatrix of the
N1th11l1nd1. Th11'1-
P r Ince Wlll1m-
A11x1nd11 who got thl
lrumpll !Of hie eighth
blrlhdoy from hlo very
own drum and bugle.
corpo.
UPI Telep/de
Legislator:s Blamed
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For Slack Building ~
Some legi s lators drew
criticism from the recession-
ridden construction industry led
by Orange Coast development
protagonist Gilbert Ferguson at
a weekend conference in South
Lake Tahoe.
Pinning the blame for the con·
struclion industry slowdown of
the past year on state environ-
mental legislation, the fledgling
pro-development ·'California
Coordinating Council" drafted a
list of 16 legislators deemed most
responsible.
Orange County legislators
were.not on the list.
California, from the Straight Ar· row lumber and timber worken
in the north, to the ~lions in
Orange and San Diego Coun· .: .. ues.
Also speaking al the con-
ference, Orange CoWlty Central
Labor Council head Peter Rem-
mel said, ''Few people are really
aware of what government anli -
growth and land use restrictions
have done to them in terms of
higher product costs, higher lax·
es and economic slowdowns, with
conaequenl unemployment. One
of the major causes of inflation
and recession in this stale is gov·
emment's action in response to
environmental extremists and
anti· growth advocacy."
Recalled
' ' About 3,500 McDonnoll
. Dou.las C~ration aerospace
WOl'ker1, la\(I :off durln• a two-
monlh-long "lachlnlau strike, re· ~back .to work today.
The recall la the third thls
month and compl.tted tho rehir·
lnrof-9;000 manufacturinl-llnd
produC'tion aupporl workers.
mostly at the firm's Long Beach
akcraft plant, idled during the
1trike.
The walkout by 7,000 members
ol the lntern·atlonal Association ot Machinists, ended tWo weeks
a10 when workers accepted a
new three-year contract with an
11.s percent pay boost.
The 9,000 .layoffs were caused
by .a shortage of JAM·
manufactured parts. uSed
primarily in the production of DC
t ,and DC 10 airplanes.
Rotary Club
Ho~ts Six ' . .
Engl'iShmen
1'
A"iroup of six Englishmen are
1p9pclin1 10 days on the Oraqe
Coa:st as part of a Rotary Club ex-
change program.
The Englishmen, who anived
in the area Thursday, spent Fri·
day touring the new municipal
court in Westminster, the new
Westminster Mall, and the
Oraqe County sanitation Dis·
tricts' facilities in Fountain
S8turday they were taken on a
yacht tour of Newport Harbor and
a tour of the Irvine Ranch.
Their visit to the U.S. is from
Aprj)Sto ¥•Y 17 and during their
·stay they are beina: hosted by
croups within Rotary District
532. Before co'ming to the coastal
area, they stayed with famiUes in
south.Los Angeles County ..
Describing the group ,
Ferguson said, •:Leaders from in·
dustry, Jabor, consumer and tax-
payer groups from throughout
California have for m e d a
statewide assault to stop govern -
ment's knee-jerk response to ORPHANS. After being hosted by clubs in ·elitistpressuregroups.'' Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa,
Ferguson is head o f the • • Newport Beach, Irvine, Laguna
Newport Beach-based Orange Two of the 63 arriving Sunday Beach, Mission Viejo, and San
County Council on Environment. night also were hospitalized ut Cleme~te (or 10 days they will
Employment, Economy and De-the~~ Beach Naval.Regional stay "W.il~ families in north·
velopment. Medical center .·but of facials said Orange CcKIB&f~.
"We have adopted a plan of ac-none were seriously ill. The ·Enillshmeii 8re from the
lion to alert the pub~c lo the In the meantime, a group of 43 north or England. Crom Lan-
socla I_ and econo~1c h!lrm ref'°'1ees arrived at Los Aneeles cuhire and Cumbria. They are
caused by-gov.er~.ment-a~en~~ron--fntematlohat~A·lrport-Saturday-----W~IDam .... Ward, '3,-a -carpet ie-
mental overkill, h~ ~atd. Our night, in what could be the begin-taller, Charles Tracey, a plant
grass roots coal!l~ons now ningofmanysuchflights. . superintendent for Imperial
represent over a million people They included nine Viet-Chemical Industries, Edward
lhroughoul the sta te of namese employes of Flying S~elbourn, ~flighttestengineer
Club's Snack
Shop Burgled
A burglar who is probably
nursing a cut hand today at least
will be able to suffer with the
help or all the beer he needs after
looting a snack bar al the Irvine
Coast Country Club in Newport
Beach over the weekend.
Police said that employes re-
ported the theft Saturday of nine
cases of beer. cigarettes and can·
dy worth about $123.
The thief. or thieves, shattered
a window in a door lo gain entry
to the shop ne'a r the seventh ho IC'.
Police said blood at the scene
indicated that someone was cut
in the process .
Tiger Airline, two American with the BnUsh Aircraft Corp.,
employes and 32 dependents. Brlan. Janes, . a dev.elopment
They all left behind homes, chemical engineer, Geoffrey
money, possessions and jobs, Dredee, ~ headteache_r,. a~
which ranced from executive to ~om as R1<;kerby , a specialist 1n
laborer positions. road surfacing.
YACHTS •••
PHRF·F, Plover. David Smith.
Coronado Y achtClub.
PHRF·G, Hampshire Rose,
'Dennis Burnett, South Shore Sail·
ingClub.
CAA, Emily Ann. Joe Clay,
California Yacht Club.
MORF .t\, Vivacious JI , Bill von
KleinSmid. Ba lboa Yacht Club.
MORF·B, Maia , Joe Morena,
South Bay Yacht Racing Club.
MORA. Groovin'. Sachs and
Baker.Santa Monica Yacht Club.
During their stay on the coast,
the visitors also will see the mis-
sion al San Juan Capistrano, UC
Irvine; the San Onofre nuclear
generating station, and McDon1
ne11·9ouglas Facility in Hunt-
ingtowBeach.
Doctor Burglarize(
A Newport Beach physiciac
lost 14 items of jewelry valued al
more than $2 ,SOO to a weekend
thief who r emoved six louvert
from a window to enter the home:
Dr. Robert A. -Hinricks, 44, d
2007 Galatia T·errace, Phone4
Saturday to report the loss.
Mariners Cargo of
Free Services ..,,.......__.
600 Trash Haulers
Strike in County
We've put our Free
Services on-deck to show
you we have more to
offer you. Mariners' Crew
of Savings Specialists
has your interest in mind
with o•lter Free Services
too, like Check-a-Month
Plan•, Transfer of Funds
and Save by Mail.
Trash haulers in Huntington
Beach. Fountain Valley, Laguna
~ach and nine other Orange
County cities walked off their
jobs today in a contract ballle.
The 600 rubbis h truck drivers
and helpers, re presented by
Teamsters Union Local 396, are
responsible for hauling .., per·
L·ent or Or<i nge County's trash.
But officials of the trash collec·
lion firms Involved vowed today
..to pick up t~e trash the best wl"
can."
They said, ho~·cvcr, there will
be schedule delays .
Stan Tkacyk, general manager
of Rainbow Disposal Co., which
serves Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley. said company
offi cials were meeting today lo
discus s plans for dealing with the
strike. -
Meanwhile. a union member In
Lagun a Beach, said workers renr
the con1panlcs may try to hire '
outi;ide workers in an effurt to
break the union.
Tc1:1m ster orficlals remained
unavailable for comment today.
The other cities affected are
Anaheim. Fullerton, Oran1e.
Buena Park, Santa Ana, Placen·
tie, Brea, La Palma, Garden
Grove and some unincorporated
a reas.
The 600 workers were covered
under a master agreement with
the Orange County Disposal As·
socialion. which repl'esents the
companies.
The contract expired 10 day1
ago but the workers stayed on the
job on a "day lo day'' basis until
today.
They rejected the la.al auocl•·
tlon pay offer which ~ bave
given the workers a 33 percent
boost in pay and benefits OYf!r the
next three year1, It would have
added about 87 cent.B to the cur·
rent $3.28 an hour averaae wa•e.
Sam Taormina, neaoUator for
the dl1posal s11oclaUon, said the
haulers a1ked (or • pay hike or
s1:12 for the three yean lnslead,
as well II 8.fl automatic COil O(
Uvln1 adjustment.
t,
'$1 ,000 mh,lmum balance
Don't forget we have the
Highest Interest possible
on regular savings and
high yield Certificates of
Deposit. Save with your
whometown" Savings and
Loan·· Mariners! ' .
• Mariners Savin.use and Loan AssoclatlOn ~, . . "
le•.,tyHlll1
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(Of'lNING~ .'
Mond!f, Aprll 28. 1975 N DAIL y PILOT A I J
Lltton~Brlghtens
Gets FTC to CIU111ge Mind
Monday'•
Cloaing Priee1 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
. .
By MJJJrON M08KOWITZ i
' 'a loo1b to aet bureaucrats to own up to a mistake. But
U lnduttries hu flna11y 1ucceeded lo pcr1uaclin1 the
F..ieral Trade Commlwoo CFTC) that It's not tryln& to
deltroy competition In the typewriter business.
It took only 1lx ·
years -and who knows
bow much time and
'money in legal work? In
fact, the entire case
~eemed ludicrous to
moat people with a pali&-
lng k.nOwledgo or the
Money
Tree
aypewrlterm.arket· ---· -_
Far from eliminating competition, Litton was trying
desperately to 1alva,g:e what litUe competition lher.e Is ln the
manuracture and sale of typewriter&.
NOT THAT LJTTON IS ANY hero. It's an archet}rpe of
the conglomerate corporation, having grown by a long
series of mindleu acquisitions. Litton acquired so many
comptfliea during Ute JO years beginning in 1958 that its 3aJ~.teapt,:og1ed from $83 million to $1.!i billJon.
Litton bought ils way into typewriters in 1965 when it
scooped"up Royal-Mc.Bee, maker or the Royal typewriters:
On lhe race ot jt, the move seemed to make sense.
Royal bas been the leading seller ot ortice typewriters
in tbe U.S. but its supremacy was based on the manual
machine. It was clear by 196Slhat the tuture belonged to the
electric typewriter. And the electric typewrit~r marke't was dominated by the company that pioneered it -Interna-
tional Busin2ss Machines <IBM).
To be sure, Royal made electnc typewriters but they
were no match for the JBMs. Utton companies had been in-
volved in sophiaUcated electronic systems, and so the Lit-
ton-Royal marriuge was deemed to be a natural. Il would
· make a·m•chine that could chall~nge JBM .
TB~ TROUBLE WAS, IT couldn.'t. Royal, under Lit·
ton's wing, floundered. Its electnc machines were clinkers
compared 19 IBM 's.
Al Litton you solved everything by buying someone
else's expertise. Jn 1961 it bought a British typewriler com·
pany, [mperial, and it eventually moved all of its U.S. pro·
duction to the English plant. And in 1969 it reached out again
and bought a German typewriter manufacturer, Tnumph·
AdJer. That was a key acquisition because the Triumph
electric typewriter was considered a good machine.
But here's where the FTC stepped in and told Litton it
couldn't do that. By acquiring Triumph-Adler, said the FTC
in a formal complaint, Litton was sharply restricting com·
petition. Jl asked that Litton be torced to divest itseU ot the
German company.
The case dragged through many proceedings, with the
FTC sticking tolts guns. Litton had to gel rid or Triumph·
Adler.
The FTC has now reversed itself. Jt told Litton that it
was okay to keep the German company. And how did Litton
gain U)at permission? Easy. It demonstrated what ever·
iyone iii the business knows, that IBM is still mopping up the
toflice typewriter market, that SCM is dominating the porta·
·ble electric mar~t -and that Royal-Litton-Triumph is be·
in& clobbered. · ' OF THE 1 ·Ml .. UON TYPEWRITERS expected to be
sold here lhi1 year, more than 75 percent will be electric.
And IBM's share of the electric market has been estimated
as high as 80 percent.
Indeed, Litton 8rgued that if it was rorced to give up
. Triumph it would have to abandon the entire \Npewriter
field. And how would that help competition?
So the FTC finally saw the light. Litton is doing so poor-
Jy, why punish it some more'? Let it keep Triumph·Adler.
But tbe FI'C did insist on one proviso -Litton can't acquire
another typewriter company ror 10 years unless it gets
permission from the FIC.
Jn 10 years there may be no other typewriter manufaC'-'
· turers Jen to acquire.
PubliC Relatwm,
Ad Firms on Coast . ,
A public relations firm and
an advertising and publit:! re-
lations tirm have opened or.
· fices in Newport Beach.
A newly formed company,
Rogers, Cowan and Kopp is a
joint venture between An-
thony F . Kopp Associates and
Rogers and Cowan of Beverly
Hills, New York and London .
The PR firm is located at
1300 Quail Street.
J. J . Parkinson Company.
Inc. opened offices iearlier
this month at 4019. Westerly'
Place. The tull service ad~
verti!ling and public relations
agency takes over the opera·
tions and clients of Total
Communications, Inc., a sub-
sidiary of AJ Industries, Inc.,
Los Angeles.
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Avalon Patrol Lauded 3-raee Regatta -Me~~ Sailing
Teams .in Newport Efforts During Ca(a:lina Stonn Reported
lly l\LMON LOQCi\BE·Y
O.lly Piltit ....i .. hlt.t
Boat .owners whose craft sur·
vived the batte ring northeast
winds al Avalon during the
March 27.29 blow had words or
praise for the work or
Harbormaster Bill Harvey and
his crew and the Avalon
lifeguards for tireless work in
keeping damage to a minimum.
Dr. Wallace Gerrie or Newport
Beach and .his family were On Sn
Ericson-35 sloop that rode out the.
storm. In a Jetter to Harvey, Dr.
Gerrie said :
''WHEN TllE FIRST winds hit
Thursday night my family and I
"'e re comfortabl y moored at Moonston e Cove (about five
miles west or Avalon) and by
12:30 a.m . the wind was gusti ng
to 35 miles per hour. We decided
to run for cover and went to
Avalon. TY>'O other sailboats at
Moonstone headed for Fi s·
herman's Co\'e at the Isthmus.
a nd th((. lpnc powerboat that
t•lec t ed to s tay w<i s later
destroyed on the beach.
··As we came through the
Av<.ilon 1-l arbor e ntrance we
'verc met by 1'1arbor Department
bo<.il and guided to the best moor·
ing avail abl e. 1'hc boal stood by
"'\lntil we were securely moored.
That greeting did much lo bolster
our spirits.
·SAVE
SAVE
SAVE
"All through the ru,hl at io.1~
minute intervals. either the
Harbor Department boats or the
lifeguards in their Baywatch
patrolled through the moorings,
advising yachtsmen to
strengthen their lines or adjusl·
ing the position or boats to avoid
posSible collisions.
''TRIS GI\ VE US a secure feel·
ing beCause it is not only your
own boa\ you )lave to watch in a
crowded harbor, but also the
boats around you as well. The~!
forts or everyone in your depart·
ment s hould be given thanks for a
job well done ."
William Brandon addressed
his letter of commendation to the
mayor and citizens of Avalon,
stating that it not only expressed
the thanks of his family crew
aboard the Brai;-don Iron II but
3 BURGlARIES
IN THREE DAYS
SANTA MARTA. Colombia
(UPI) -Oswaldo Pineclo~s houSe
was barglarized twice -once on
Saturday and again on Sunday.
So be went to the police station
.Monday to report the crimes.
When he got back· home, he
found his house had been
burglarized a third time.
New Maytags are coming.
All discontinued models mus1
go now. Prie:es slashed.
Big· Savings!
Terri1N: Futures!
• Permanent press and regular
labric cycles • 3 Water level
settings • 3 Water temperature
settings • Zinc coated s1ee1'
cabinet wilh tough acrylic
enamel finish • Family size
PQt"Celain enamel tub wilR
Power Fin Agitator • Attractive
brushecl metal trim
MAYTAG
Scotsman~~;;:
Dryer
Terrttk: Features!
•Permanent Press. Regular
and Air Flufl cycles • Famous
t/laytag Halo-of Heal drying
et,m1nates ··not sp01s ·
• L11ge po1cela1n enamel
ll<um w•th easy to clean lint
1 •. ·er •Zinc coated steel
>;80•nei w•tn tough acrylic
e11amC;1 !•nosh ,, $19995
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Dishwasher
The one to bu1 In the tlrst
pl1ce and here·s why:
•Fun Size uooor and towe1
high velocity soray arms plus
center post soray ... 3 le11el
5Crubbing eliminates
pre-rinSing • Un1Que rack1nQ-
dtshel:; and silverware.on lop
• Micro-Mesh t11te1
also those of many other
yachtsmen C•Ulbt in the storm.
"We, tbe captaln and crew of
Brandon Iron, wiih to compll·
ment the men of the" Avalon
harbor patrol,~ tb~e county
lifeguards and citi&en& ot Avalon
for the futasUc and'beroic deeds
they performed durioc the
storm,•• wrote Brandon. .,
Blll\NDON l\DDEDthallt was
the calmneu, orderliness and el·
ficiency that prevented a com·
plete disaster -as the Winds aiid
seas · battered the crowded
harbor.
Two of the Harbor DePartment
boats were aJSo ~~ in their
efforts to save· a large sailboat
that was later broken up in the
heavy surf.
Avalon Harbor faces northeast
and is at the mercy of the strong
Santa Ana winds when they blow
across the channel pusbi:ng
heavy seas ahead. A breakwi.ter
built across a portion of the
harbor a few years ago a:lleviat·
ed some of the' danger, but
Avalon, along with other co·ves
on the north sid~ or the island, is
virtually untenable during such
storms.
Boats that can power out usual·
ly take refuge on the south side or
the island at Cat Harbor or at
Fisherman's Cove at the
Isthmus.
BOATING ··
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For Regatta
Thirty.four yachts have been
signed up for the fourth sailing of the San Diego-Yacht Cup level
racinc reeatta scheduled for
May3-5.
SDYC officials say lhe list may
reach as Jligb as 50. So rar, 11
quarter.tons have signed up
· along with 10 three-quarter tons,
four half.tons and nineOne·tons.
The one-ton racing will be com·
bined with the Trophy race and
the San Diego to Long Beach race
of the Pacific Ocean Racing Con-
ference .
The regatta will also quali[y
the top one-lonners for the world
One Ton Championship next Sep-
te m be r at Newpo~t, R .J.
Ten·Mexlean 1allln1 teatna will
Invade Newport Thul'lday for the
18th annual U.S.-Mexlco team
race 1ponsored by the lJdo..14 Aa-
ICICiaUon .
The Mexicans wlll 10 acalnst
10 other teams from Southern
· Calllontia in a three-race re•atta In the 0<ean off Newport Beach.
HJl\DQUl\llTEllll roa the
race will be Balboa Yacht. Club
with-the lo:cal Lido-14 team as
boot.
The regatta is held on alternate
years at Lake Valle de Bravo
near Mexico City.
OPENING CEREMONIES at
BYC will be a flag raising for
both countries ThUrsd.ay morn-
ing, followed by the first official
race in the afternoon. The final
Eight Reinstated .
01\KLl\ND (UPI) -Eight
stewardesses of Trans Interna-
tional Airlines wbo refused tony
to Saigon will be reinstated
, without a loss in pay. They had
been grounded, because they re-
fused to board a proposed
charter fii&bt Friifay lhat was to
fly employes of a New York firm
out of Saigon.
'
two races will be oalled Friday.
s.-al of the )lleXiean team•
will remain ln southern
California to compete tn Hunt·
ington Harbour Yaoht Club'•
Tournament of C·ha't::-for Udo· HI Saturday and ay.
YachtCiuhs
Need Pernuts
.The Cout Guard hu iaaued a·
reminder that all yacht clubl and
other boating organiullona plan'
nint retattas, parades and other
marine even ta are.required to~·
lain permits.
The oertnit.s are required for
any ·mNtDe eve!;lt that, by its'
nature, circumstances or loc11·
lion, will' introduce extra or un·
usual hazards to safety or·
per1on1,-·using the navigable 1
waters of the U.S. /
With properly approved'
marine event per.mits, special-re·'
gulation.s can be issued by the
Coast Guard to protect the area 1 of the ·event and, if deemed,
ntteqary, patrol vessels for the
event can be provided by tbe:
Coast 1 Guard or Coast Guard 1 Auxiliary.
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Our fashions are showing.
And you're invited!
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On Thursday, meet designer
Jeannene B6oher of Dalani II!
On Friday, meet
l'im Hryan of Tanner!
~avis•bro
! • 28 YeorJ of lnt~rity& De~obility n
This is the collection that separates grea'-design from
designer prices. (They're $58 to $1101) So come. Meet
the designer herself and see o~r i.nformal modeli~JI ,
from 11 :30a.m. to3:30p.m. Thursday, May 1 m
Newport. Shown here, our white polyester organza
dress for casual dinner,.. beautifully faggoted, with
multi-colorful flowers abloom on the skirt. 6-14. $86.
He's Tanne r's own fash ion repre sentative, on hand
especially to chat with yoo anti help stiow you which
Tanner Look becomes yo4r look I Come du,ing the
informal modeling from 11 :00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Friday, May 2 in Newport. Here, a cool gothering of
stripes in blue/white polyester/cotton. B· 16. $50.
Mail/phone. Robinson's Sportswear Dresses. I -·"'"· C..t• MtM • H.rMr At•• I fl Tn • S••••t.• V1•r •11 1-.is._.....~ .. ..+ 111 ....... ,.,tMttl ,.~ ...., •.•. ~... ...., •.•. w..,, ..
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Mail/phone. Robinson's Better Oreues. ·
Mail orders to Robinson's, 2 Fashion Island, Newport Beach, Cal. 92660
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efngees HeBd for Coast
--BYAIAN DIRKIN
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As. inany. as 20,000 rc{ugees will be flown into El
Toro Marine Corps .Air .Station within the next few
· • days as part.of the'bl_Mest civilian airlirt: from a war
., zoriein-U.S. hisloi'Y..: -· ·
The refugl'l>S Will•be shuttled from El Toro to the
·• vast Marine base.atCame Pendleton where they will
. • be housed "rot. uI>-~ !!O:iJays or more," t~e· Pentagon
t announed today · ... --' •
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ETNAMESE 8ABY Ol!TS PINNER AT LOS ALA MIT PS STATION
Another 63 RelugeHAfrlvlld on Lale'.SUnday Men:y FllVht ~ab;lifi D~ Today
Ut Los Alamitos
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,Jl!mese war orphans was expeCt-
, dd to arrive tonight at · Los
'Alamitos Naval Air Station and
.liuthorities there said fiights ·are
~peeled to continue
riodically. . , ,.'!'-planeload or 63 Ol')!bans ar-
'°'ed at .Uie staUon at:ibut mid-., tft g ht S-uaday ; tti1!'h '"Were
-r rC:tan.spOrt-id bY b-u1 t o" a
.. lbakesbirt hOme -in Ii Terminal
• b1andgymnasiuril. ~ost ·of them wi,ll leave by
1:Phight ror homes throuchout the -: ·-
:: ·We•fller
: : Some night and mornint
·: low 1f:louds near tb8 l't>aSt,
: : otherwise -mostly1 sunriy
: ; through Tueaday .' A mue
: : cooler with il&bs 'in lbO 60i.
:· ~tonj1hf42,tl)S2. .
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arr Mlpbte lo rid C°"" Mm
and , ..... of .dope """ ""'" • stUulion. Doi.If PUol ""111<r
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nation, Nava) authorities said.
''They've been watching
television, playing games, sleep.
ing and eating," said U. Cmdr.
Melvin Kemp, who reported the ·
operation has been running
smoothly.
The ectuipment has been sup-
pli_ed. by a volunteer group •
"Operation Handclasp," and \he•
children, ranging in qe from one
nioiitb to 10 years are being
cared f~r b)' volunteers.
A group of 124 orph8ns ani ved
at Los Alamil.08 Saturday and all
but tbree who were hospitalized
fietf. on lo adoption qencies in
Oregon arid. Colorado SUnday,or-
fi~als said.
(See ORPHANS, Pap A2l
Nixon's Staff
Ale.rts Patrol . . .
About Aliens
._A_call to Sitn Cleinilite Palloe
1rvm secret serviee-qenta at
tdnDer ·~lcl.ent . Rldwd Nix·
m11'1enatetod•:r.led~arrest
Clfoevea U1e1a1 aUeno.
Polif:e •aid the acents aaw a
erouPof Mexif:an natlonall walk· Int aloq the Atchison, ToPOka
ancf'S.itta Fe railroad lJ'ackl that
nm below Nixon'• Cyprus Shores
home aboutt:40 a.m.
Offlcero dia.patched to the acme i'rntted HVM men and
tumed them· over to lite U.S.
Bonier Patrol.
Sunday afternoon, seCret
Hl'Vlce a1en1cS reporled to police llla~lbel bad .... t .... .,.able 11. letal •llOllO noar• tlle Awalda ~be .... .,.-· ----loe•telbem.
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Camp Pendleton will be one of three feception
centers tor the refugees in the U.S., the P!!Plagon
said, with each ijase taking up to 20,000 refugees. The
others are Eglin-AFB, F1a., and Ft. Chaffee·. Ar~. , .
The flights will begin arriving at J:I Toro Wt\does-•'
day, the announcement said. ., .. ..
A relocation center was being set up ill Camp •
Pendleton today -near the base's 600-bed hospital~
to care for the refugees. . · ..,
)> ?t!arine and Naval mediCal authoritie·S at ...
Hinshaw Campaign Time
Pendleton \vould n~ say '''hat other steps are being
taken to handle the situation.
Pendleton is the biggest l\.1arine base in the na-
tion, however, and covers 491')00 acres . It may have
sufficient barracks to handle the refugees \vithout
putting up tents. Up to -40 ,000 l\.tarines have been
quartered at the base, ,, .. hich has its o"'" sewage plant
and extensive medical facilities, in the past.
(See VIETS, PageA2f
Assessor A:ides Pay Up
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of ... O.llyPl ... Mlllt
County officials" today are
tabulating the amount received
from employes in the Orange
County. assessor's offi~ who al-
legedly worked on county time on
Rep. Andrew Hinshaw's 1972
Congressional campaign.
Roughly 15 employes either
paid or agreed to pay the amount
charged them by couniy auditors
last month after an audit was
concluded.
Guerrillas
Take Over
Consul,ctte
JOHANNESBURG <UPI) -
Armed guerrillas, some ~them
Japanese, l09k over the Israeli
~alate "t.od:•li~ ... aine
men. women and t:;bildren !-U4• luid o.,.ot_ am1a
-Of machme ciin. Ille to blow -YR the_b_uiJdln& Jmlas_the
Istaeli .ambassador negotiated
with them.
Police reported at least two
persons killed and more than 30
injured when the guerrillas
sprayed bullets into lunchtime
crowds in the streets below the
fifth-floor consulate office in a
downtown office building.
They said three hostages, in·
clUding an Israeli security of·
ficer, were wounded when the
guerrillas shot up the consulate.
A doctor treatin1 the ho6tages re··
ported the captors wired ex·
plosives and' hand grenades to
their prisoners.
One official said the amO;Uni re·
ceived or agreed to be paid at a
later dale was "between $2,500
and$S,OOO.''
The employes were charged
for their Work on ffinshaw's cam·
r.aign aftel' nine m:mageinent
evel officials were indicted by
the Or.ante County Grand Jury
Dec. S for purportedly being part
or a conspiracy that helped
H,inshaW campaign at taxpayers'
expense.
The payments and agreemeats
to pay. in effect, are an ad-
·mission·by ~the work~ that they
charged the county for either
time or gasoline mil~age ex-
peoded on the Republican con-
gressman's be.hair.
. However, none or those who
have now settled accounts with
the county stipulated that their
activities represented either
ru?gligence or unlawful conduct
on their part. They inaintain
their activities r esulted rrom in-
structions given them. by' their
supervisors which they accepted
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in good faith as part of their work
assignment.
The-agreement to JNtY amounts
the county auditors said they
owed were either in a stipulation
that $50 a month could be deduct-
ed from their pay cheeks or their
vacation time reduced accord·
ingly.
None of the nine men indicted
were among those who paid or
agreed to pay the amounts the
county says they owe although
four of them were charged
amounts in the auditor's report.
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Ptime-Minister John Vorster
told Parliament the South
African government would not
negotiate with the guerrillas un·
der any circumstances. Israeli
Ambassador Yit1bak Unna re-
fused to enter the consulate as
the gunmen demanded. '
Aw~ Sla-*s! o.ilr Pilot ~ .-, IU<U,. ICM'll!« ,
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The Israeli Cabinet met in an
emergency-half-hour session in
Jerusalem and Unna said his
government ordered him not to
go into the building.
TJlere's not mucb .. you can do except
stomp the side\valk in frustration after
your truck has overturned and be thankful
that Jio one was hurt. Driver Cli fford
Chandler. 44 , of Los Angeles. Smoking a
cigar, was able to climb o~t-of the cab
door when his truck overturned \vhile he
\Vas making a turn from Placentia Avenue
to 17th Street, Costa Mesa. this morning.
\Vitnesses said the truck flipped \\1hen the
load of lumber s hifted .
. Israel always has refused to
comply with demands of guer·
rillas attacking its facilities out-
side its borders and h{lS stormed
buildings seized by guerrillas in-
side Israel, no matter the
number of hostages.
. ~ ,, .~ ~ ·i:-' • ' . . Minh Takies~Niet . ~ ' ... .. ..,
Jl¢iris, S.e~~s Peace Police said some oC the guer· .
rillas were Japanese but Jid not
specify to what organization, if
any, they belonged. • • t ~ SAIGON (UPI) -Gen. Duohi . . Johannesburg news~apers
SJ)e(!ulated that the otben migPit
be Arabs, but in Beirut the lead·
ing Palestinian guerrilla or-
ganizations, which Mve carried
out 1ucb attacks in the past, re·
fUsed to comment.
Van (Bi1> Minh assumed the pre'-_.,.,
sidencf of South Vietnam today .
and·,said he would see~ negotia·. l'. ••,V<c
tiou with the Communists for a
epase·fire. The Viel COng,
'ft'lthout acf\.lally rejecting his ap-
p.!al, issUed a statement de·
mandirig more concessions first. A Jewish doctor identified only
as GotUieb stripped to bis under-
pants and was permitted Into the
consulate.
He reported by walkie talkie to
police outside that &be gunmen
were tying explosives and hand
genadesvto the other captives,
The Viet Cong haVe presented
two major demands since their
forces closed in on Sai,on -
ousten of all members of the •
REl!UGEES LANGUISH IN
'TENT CITY' •. Story, Pige.A4.
DOW SUFFE'RS "'Thieu clique" and withdrawal
of the Americans. Those de-
su"'HT 11,00,0 , '"!'ndt apj>ear to have . largely
b: n 1 ..-been met, especially with de·
partute t.tctay of Gen. Cao Van NEW YORK (APl-TheltOck Vien. chairman of the Joint
m1rket posted a mild loss today Chiefs of Starr, and otber after a session of ::.arrow, listless 1enerals.
fluctuations . Tradina was The Viet Cong said today the
moderate. . si\,Uailc:>9 demands that the Unit·
Prices edvanced s bit at the ed SUiU. imPlement articles of
outaet, but the buylne dtied up the Pai1a agreeements on Viet·
after the government reported · ilWll and respect the fund ameh-
th at Its index of 'le1dln1 tal natlopal rights or the Viet ·
ttftomic indicator1 &urned n~se people and the right to
downward •1ain ID Mmrch after self-determination ot the South
an up1wi11J the previoul montbJ Vi-'-a-p pie ·The Dow Joneo 1Dduotrtal •w• ~•• eo · •verA1• of 30 atocl!S"lDI\ 1:12 "~ Saigon adriilnistraUon,
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TAKES VIET REINS
Duong Van 'Big' M/nll
ab9lished, •t the statement· sjtid.
"The represai9e andto coercive
war machine used against the
So\lth Vietnamese people must
be abolished .
·~Only in this·,w•y e•themost
cberiahed asplraliolia pf the
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Home Looted
Of Educator
Coast Community College Dis·
trict Chancellor Norman E .
Watson's Newport Beach home
was looted late Friday or an
estimated $4 ,848 in valuables.
Police said a .burglar entered
through a garage door and then
used a prying tool to gain another
entry into Or. Watson"s home at
2401 Buckeye St. . 1 Investigators indicated the loss 1
included jewelry, a valuable coin +
collection, liquor and cameras. '. A flowered print pillowcase was
also missing. Police theorize the
jburglar used it to carry ore his
loot.
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"My ads produced 25 calls and
I sold the boat." I . That's the success story told by·
the Fountain Valley man whb ,
placed this classiried ad in the 1
Daily Pilot.:
·m 1s· GLASTRON. w/55
HP Chrysler, man)'.
xtras. $800. Pri pty.
XXX·XXXX
If you have any boat from a
sloop to a dinghy to sell , call
642•5678. It only tokes a few
words ln the right place to find a
buyer.
Along the Orange Coast, the
ri1htplace is the Daily Pilot. ·
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COSTA MESA PLANNING
I COMMISSION -Regular meel·
. ing, City Hall, 6:30 p.m.
TVESDAY, APRIL2:9
SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB -
·Community Recreation Center,
1 I'ues., Wed., Thurs.12·3 p.m .
" NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -R e gular meeting,
Costa ~1esa City Council Cham·
1 bers. 7 :30p.m .
UC I LECTURE -''The
American West," Room 251
Humanities Hall, 7 p.m.
VIETS •.•
The Pentagon announcemenl
said that up to 20,000 re refugees
hwill arrive at El Toro for
, transportation to Pendleton.
, But El Toro's General Robert
'Taylor called Sup·Jrvisor Thomas
F. Riley this mornirig and said
that the figure he had received
was 18,000.
Taylor said that no plans have
been worked out yet on how lo
shutUe the evacuees to Pendleton.
The refugees will not be allowed arr the El Toro station, however.
1 in keeping with a contingency de-
cision made by Orange County of-
ficials late Friday afternoon and
1 one that is based on medical
safeguards.
The news from Washington to-
day confirmed rumors that have
been generatetl in Orange County
' the last few days that a large in-
flux of Vietnamese was on its
·way. .
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Wo.r.keFs
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Recalled
About 3 .500 McDonnell
Douglas Corporation aerospace
>A'Orkers, laid off durinc a two-
monlh·long mi.chini1ta Slrike, re-
ported back to work today.
The recall is the third this
month· and completed lhe retllr-
ing of 51,000 manufacturing and
production s upport workers,
mostJy al the firm 's Long Beach
aircraft plant, idled during the
strike.
The walkout by 7 000 members
of the International Association.
ol Machinists, ended two weeks
ago when workers accepted a
new three.year contract with an
11.5 percent pay boosL
The 9,000 layoffs were caused
by a shortage of lAM ·
manufactu.red parts, used
primarily in the production of DC
9 and DC 10 airplanes.
Rotary Club
Hosts Six
Englislunen
A group of six Englishmen are
spending 10 days on the Orange
Coast as part of a R~ Club ex-
change program. .
The Englishmen, who arrived
in the area Thursday, spent Fri·
day touring the new municipal
court in Westminster, the new
Westminster Mall, and the
Orange County sanitation Dis·
tricts' facilities in Fountain
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Legislators Blamed
For Slack Building
Some legislators drew
criticism from the recession-
ridden construction industry led
by Orange Coast development
protagonist Gilbert Ferguson at
a weekend conference in Soulh
Lake Tahoe.
County Council on Environment,
Employment, Economy and De-
velopment.
When a young man
gel• a new horn, you
can bet h•'• going lo
get no lay. Pity the
mother. In thl• caM,
1he la Prine•••
Beatrix of the
Netherl•nda. That'•
Prince Wiiiem·
Alexender who got the
trumpet for hi• eighth
blrthd•y from hi• veiy
own drum and bugle -· UPI Telcpltalc
Trash Strike
Has No A.fleet
On Costa Mesa
Trash haulers in Huntington
Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna
Beacb and nine other Orange
County cities walked olf their.
jobs today in a contract battle.
·Ragµ,rrw
'First'
In Race
By AL\llON LOCKAllEY i:»'!'""''-' ... lhllutw
ENSENA\)A-The 28th lllUIUll
Newpo'rt to En11enada yacht race
came to a w·cary but calm cl.OH
Sunday as the IJl•l of the .500
starters strifggled across the
rinish line about midnight.
The potentially Cut.est. race on
record went rial Sunday moming
wheil light winds orr tho coast of
Baja California had the fleet
alternately beating or ltandint:
still for the last SO ma. of lbe
race.
The 82-foot sloop Raitlme skip.
pered by Bill White and Bill Pas·
qulili of Long Beac~ Yacht Club
carried the strona winds to
Ensenada anci was lhe Ont yacht
to rinish. Ragtime finished· the
r8ce in 15 h'ours and 15 minuta,
finiShing ahead ·Of ·the
calamarans.
Ensenada was quiet and order-.
ly Sunday night and Monday
morning. At Hussong's cantina.
5Cene of some riotous events in re-
cent years. bartender Enrique
looked over a.full house and said,
''Look around you. It's like the old
days. The place is full but theN
are only yachtsmen. We have no
problems." ·
The race commjllee worked f lif'
Into the night compillnc the of.
ficial handicap standings whicb
will be announced ·at the trophy
presentation tbis afternoon. .,
Unofficially these are the win·
nenineachclass:
Orea• raeln•·A, Olinka. Tony
Bill, California YachlQub. ·
The Ford announcement pro-
vided for a total of60,000refugee5
to be housed at Eglin, Fi.a., Ft.
Chaffee, Ark ., and Pendleton.
Saturday they were taken on a
yacht tour of Newport Harbor and
a tour or the Irvine Ranch.
PiMing the blame for the con-
struction industry slowdown of
the past year on state environ-
mental legislation, the Oedgling
pro-development ''California
Coordinating Council" drafted a
Jisl of 16 legislators deemed most
responsible.
"We have adopted a plan of ac-
tion to alert the public lo t.l;ie
social and economic harm
caused by government's environ·
mental overkill," he said. "Our
grass roots coalitions now
represent over a million people
throughout the s tate ·of
California. from th e StraightJ-Ar-
row lumber and timber workers
in the north. to the coalitions in
Orange and San Diego Coun-
ties.··
The 800 rubbish truck drivers
and helpers, represented by
Teamsters Union Local 396, are
responsible for hauling 80 per·
cent of Orange County's trash.
But officials of the trash collec-
tion rirms involved vowed today
"to pick up the trash the best we
can."
Oren racln•·B, Brobm Hilda,
Guido. Mortarrolti, California
Yacht Club.
Orea• raclng-C, Giant Killer.
Melvin Wills Jr .. Coronado Yacht
Club. · "
PHRF·A,Ragtlme,
But the Ford Admini&tration is
talking in terms of evacuating as
' many as 130 ,000 South Viet-
namese and this would make it
the biggest civilian airlift from a
war zone in U.S. history.
The refugees will be flown to the
mainland reception centers after
: undergoing initial processing at
bases in the Pacific, at Guam,
Wake Island, and the Philippines.
1 Guam is attempting to handle
' up to 65,000 refugees at one time
and it may be mid-July before Ute
last rerugee is shuttled tolhe Unit·
· edStates, military officials said.
There have been no serious
heallh problems reported on the
l Pacific bases. Many ol the re-
fugees living in tents are from the
upper echelons . of ,.Vietnamese
rociety and are used to maids in
air-conditioned homes.
Authorities have been st.ruggl·
ing to find sufficient planes to Oy
the refugees lo the mainland.
''The actual outnow has not
been good because we haven't
been able to establish a steady
stream of outgoing aircraft, ''said
Rear Adm. G. Steve Morrison at
Guam.
Blaze Kills ·
County Tot
A fire of undetermined origin
s"'·e pt through a mobile home in
Anaheim early Sunday killing a
2·year-old Fullerton child.
l\l eli 5sa Gremilliom's body
was round by firemen in the rear
or the trailer, wich was owned by
her grandmother.
Fire investigators said today
the gr andmoth er, Dolorew
Wilson. 48. the child's mother,
Elizabeth, 28, and a sister, Lisa,
S, escapea 1rom the flames.
1 All the s urvivors sufrered
g1econd and tbird degree burns on
their faces, hands and feel, a fire
department spokesman said. !"
They were treated and released
at Orange County Medical
Center.
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DAILY PILOT
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Jack R. Curley
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Their visit to the U.S. is from
April 5 lo May 17 and during their
stay they are being hosted by
groups within Rotary District
532. Before coming to the coastal
area, they stayed with families in
south Los Angeles County.
After being hosted by clu~ in
Huntington Beach, C06ta Mesa,
Newport Beach, Irvine, Laguna
Beach, Mission Viejo, and San
aemente for 10 days they will
st8Y with families in north
Orange County . ._
The Englishmen are from Ute
north of England, from L8a-
cashire and Cumbria. They are
William Ward, 43,~ a carpet re-
tailer, Charles Tracey, a plant
superintepdent for Imperial
Chemical Industries. Edward
Shelbourn, a flight. test engineer
With the British Aircraft Corp.,
Brian Janes, a development
chemical engineer , Geoffrey
Dredge, a headteacher, and
Thomas Rickerby, a specialist in
road surfacing.
During their stay on the coast,
the visitors also will see the mis-
sion at San Juan Capistrano, tJC
Irvine, lhe San Onofre nuclear
generating station, and McDon-
nell-Douglas l'acility in Hunt·
ington Beach.
Gunmen Kill 3
BELFAST <UPI) -Northern
Ireland gunmen killed three mid·
die-aged Roman Catholics at a
dart game Sunday night in what
police called a probable revenge
attack for the shooting death or a
Protestand two days earlier. A
fourth man· was serious ly
wounded in the raid on a Catholic
social club on. the outskirts of
Lurgan, 25 miles southwest of
Belfast.
Rela:.ring .Noie
Orange County legislators
were not on the list.
Describing the group ,
Ferguson said, ''Leaders from in·
dustry, labor, consumer and tax-
payer groups from throughout
California have formed a
stalewidi assault to stop govern-
ment's knee-jerk response to
elitist pressure group&.''
Ferguson is bead of the
Newport Beacb·ba~ ·orange
MlNH .•.
South VietnA-mese i)eop1e be re-
alized in a most favorable man-
ner and in keeping with the spirit or the Paris a·greements on ·Viet-
nam. "The people must stand on the
people's side and itruggle re·
solutely to achieve these de·
mands. The statement ol Duong
Van Minh is not in keeping·with
these demands.''
(French Foreign Minister Jean
Sauvagnargues called in North
Vietnam 's envoy Vo Van Sung
and the Viet Cong's mission chief.
Pham Van Ba. He asked them to
agree lo immediate political talks
with the Minh government,
diplomatic sources said in Paris.
A French government official
said earlier today that Minh 's
election rulrilled the basic condi·
lion ror peace outlined by the
PRG . Minh, 59 , said hewanl~tohavc a government of underatandmg
and peace .·~
Former Attomey General J ohn Mitchell is shown with
his new companion, widow Mary Gore Dean, leaving a
Washington restaurant. Friends say that Mitchell.
despite his legal problems, shows a surprisingly healthy
n1ora1c .
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Al so s peaking: at th e con·
ference, Orange County Central
Labor Council head Peter Rem-
mel said ... Few people are really
aware of what government anti+
growth and land use restrictions
have done to them in terms or
higher product costs, higher tax-
es and economic slowdowns, with
consequent unemployment. One
of the major causes of inflation
and recession in this state is gov-
ernment's action in response to
environmental extremists and
anti-growth advocacy."
Ferguson predicted that the
growth advocacy group will de·
velop the lobbying strength of
Friends of the Earth, the Sierra
Club and olher environmental
groups.
ORPHANS. • •
Two of the 63 arriving Sunday
night also were hospitalized at
the Long Beach Naval Regional
Medical Center, but officials said
none were seriously ill.
In the meantime, a group of 43
refugees arrived at Los Angeles
International Airport Saturday
night, in what could be the begin·
ning or many such fli ghts.
They inc lude d nine Viet-
namese emp\oyes of Flying
Tiger Airline. two American
crnployes and 32 dependents.
They all left behind homes ,
money, possessions and jobs,
which ranged from executive to
laborer pos itions.
They said, however, there will
be schedule delays.
Stan Tkacyk, general manager
of Rainbow Disposal Co., which
serves Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley, said company
officials were meeting today to
discuss plans for dealing with the
strike.
Meanwhile, a union member in
Laguna Beach, said workers fear
lhe companies may try to hire
outside workers in au effort to
breaklbellllioD. ·
Teamster officials remained
unavailableforcommenttoday.
The other eities affected are
Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange,
Buena Park, Santa Ana, Placen-
ti11-, Brea, La Palma, Garden
Grove and some unincorporated
areas.
The 600 W<>rkers were covered
under a master agreement with
the Orange County Disposal As-
sociation, which represents lhe
companies.
The contract expired 10 days
ago but the workers stayed on lhe
job on a ''day to day" basis until
today.
They rejected the last associa·
lion pay offer which would have
given the workers a 33 percent
boost in pay and benefits over the
next three years. It would have
added about 87 cents to the cur-
rent $3.28 an hour average wag~.
Sam Taormina, negotiator for
the disposal association, said the
haulers asked for a pay hike or
Sl.72 (or the three years instead.
as well as an automatic cost of
living adjuslment.
PHRF·B, Rebel Maid, David
Folsom, San Diego Yacht Club. . I PHRF-C, Speculation, Robert
Austin,'LittieShii>s f1eet,. ,
PHRF·D. Mystic, Bill strohm. 1
Cab[IJlo Beach Yacht Club.
·pffgp.£, Vixen, M. B. Cox ... ~ ,
Los Angeles Yacht Club. '
PHllF·F, Plover, DavidSmith, ~
Coronado Yacht Club. ·
PHBF·G, Hampshire lfose, 1
1 Dennis Burnett, SoulbSboreS.U·
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CU, \i\lny Ann; Joe Clay, 1 California YachtCJut;. I
llOBF·A, Vivacious U, Bill von
KleinSmid, Balboa YachtClub. !
llORF-11, Mai'a. Joe Morena. So\lth B~y Yacht Racing Club.
MPBA, Groovin". Sachs and
Baker, Santa Mon.lea Yacht Club.
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TERROR. ••
Police marksmen with
machine gun em.placements on
nearby roo(tops fired into the of-
fice where the altacken were
holed up but held their fire when
the guerrillas held the children
up to a window as human shields •.
The 1uerrillas set one deadline
1 for Unna to negotiate tenna for
release or the hostqt!, but the
deadline passed without incident.
Unna arrived from Cape Town
and waited outside the building.
Police fulfilled one of the gun-
men's first demands and lit up
the streets outside. They sent
walkie talkies in to the guerrillas
!or negotiations.
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