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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-05-20 - Orange Coast Pilot.· • • ~astro ot . ( : _Laguna Krishna Brothe~, Sister ' I• • 'MeJDbe-~harged-Say C-apt. Miller " ' " In Wde ·Slaying Is Their Father -~--------------------------< DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * ~ T U ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 20, 1975 VOL 6ol, NO. 140, J S£CTl0NS, J4 PAGES eld in Slaying Dallr Piiot SIMI Plwt• ' r.-:-17. -~ MURDER SUSPECT MOORE ARRAIGNED TODAY Officer Barry Snyder (right) Led the Way from Jail i agwwn Arraigned in Wife's Slaying .. ~• I + -~ .. i1'-0hn M . Moore, who claims lt1 Ofricer Ambrose reported that De a member of the Laguna Hare as police drew· close, Moor e ~shna sect, was led away rrom raised his han·ds and surren- Jif:·guna Beach City Jail today for dered,,fepor-tedly saying ''Please an'aignment on murder charges. don't bla me w hat I've done on ,.,Moore w as arrested minutes the movement." after the shooting death of his Moore fs t o be represented in ell.ranged wife, Jayme F. Sim~ ·· C<?UI1 b.y the,pwblic·4efender's of· nlons, 24, a m ember of the lndfan .rice. He'has been·held in Laguna religious c ult, Frid~!' in the mid-<See K RIS:HNA, P ageA2>' .U.of a Laguna Beach street near •downtow n business district. ·~agun a Beach police have eomplled a voluminous stack of ~ice r eports, interviews and eoroner's findings in the case, the dly's first murder since 1972 When 'woman was shot to death _tiyber boyfriend in a Wave Street @artmenl . v.~A coroner 's au t o p sy -..blished tha t three .25 caliber a1Qgs were fired into the brain.of tiWwoman. ~oore, ;w ho lists on alternate Jtlh\e of Jagaddeva Das, was ar· tested at the Hare Krishna Tem- ~l 641 Ramona A venue. He told @l ce he had gone there t o ~ange from his white and blue Kiishna dhote. (robes) into l!jjulen. · · ~ ,Offi.cers~Carlene Ambrose and ~ Snyder along wlth·two do-. ~yes 'were sent to the tempJo jininedlatel.y after the shooting _.,_.. saw :Moore talking with dMber devotee or lhe aecL. • •• Ford Opposed ' To Tax.Hike WASHlNGTQN (AP). -The Ford administration today op· posed any Social Secwily tax in· creases before 1977•bUt declined. to advance a specific prop0sal t~ bail the"system out of its current deficit which threatens to de'plete emergency reserves by about 1980 . . Caspar W .· WeJ nberger, secretary of health, education and welfare, .. sajd .the: wmt~ House was "reluclanl to put fqrwo.rd· another specific pro- posal in light or the ..availer di•· regard" Congress demonstrated toward an earlier suggestion to limit Social Security ci:>sl·Of· Uving increases .to five ])¥Cent lhisyear. H:urd Trial J111-y Eyes Viejo Mt1rder Scene By TOM BARLEY Of tlM D•llY PllOC SW" A jury that spent most of Mon- day touring 'the Irvine area w~ere Mission ·Viejo teacher Florence Nancy Brown spent the last terror-filled hours of her life was asked today to find suspect Steven Craig Hurd guilty of first degree murder. (Related Picture Page A3 ) De puty District Attorney. Frank Briseno identified her Mafioso, CIA Tied to Plot On Castro? . ... killer as Hurd, 25. a bushy-haired transient who has spent most of the five years since Mrs. Brown's murder in mental detention. Briseno furth er desc ribed Hurd today in his opening state- ments as the leader of a gan~ of drug-using drifters who met 1n a Costa Mesa motel five years 3go to plan an armed robbery that turned into a murder rampage and claimed ~wo victims in 24 hours-\. _ _ _ . Briseno told the Orange County Superior Court jury that both killings were "vicious, violent crimes in which neither victim was shown any element of corn· passion or mercy.'' Mrs. Brown, 31, of El TorO, was on her wa y to-the-school·district ·· offices on June 3, 1970, when her station wagon was stopped by the gang at the Sand Canyon Road WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The exit of the Santa Ana Freeway, Rockefeller Commission has r e-Briseno said. ceived evidence from the FBI . And he r eminded the jury of linking · the Central Intelligence the panel's tour Monday when, Agency with the Mafia in an at-with Judge Frank Domenichini tempt to assassinate Cub an and court officials, they toured Premier Fidel Castro, a corn-the various points at which Mrs. mission source said today. Brown was humiliated, stabbed, During its 18-week investiga-murdered and then buried in a lion of the CIA, the commission shallow grave just over the headed by Vice President Nelson Riverside County line. A. Rockefeller uncovered a com-Briseno commented to the jury p_l_et_e__ file _ on _ t~e _f!l_t!~~~..'-; ... itffa~ thi;~~ ~as very lit.tie h~pe _ Departm ent of Justice, the tfi1t MP9,.JBr6~,.,woukl-..r1ce1ve source said. any other kind of treatnlehl In lt was not clear whether the view of what he said was meted 1961 project was approved by out to service station attendant then-Presidenl Kennedy. Jerry Wayne Carlin·the previous Top CIA officials have con-day. , sl&tently denied. that the agency Briseno said Hurd was with ever approved ahy assassination <See TRIAL, f'.age i\2~) plots, but have de<:lined to com- ment on whether such plots were D•lly P'UOC S~l PIMM SEEMED UNCONCERNED SteVen Cr•ig Hurd dl~~:·:i;.lence or the FBI file Pai· r Cl l!ll ~m Miller was reported today by The New Q..9. York Times and confirmed by United Press1lnternational from commission sourc.es. The FBI file r ep9rtedJy showed that Sam Pian'Cana, a well· known Chicago !(ackets figure, and uod er.wo(Jd soldier o f fortune Johh R•elll were con· tacted by tl)e C in 1961 and of· fered a ~ntrac o carry out the plot. • • ~.. ~·:K ·, Is Missing Father Hospital Officials Huddling • Hos pital administrators throughout o range County, faced with a virtua l halt on elective surgeries \>Y the end of the week, called emergency meetings to- day to ma p plans to tackle the . cn sis. Short work weeks and pay cuts are being planned to ease the ex· peeled 40 percent drop in patients in the private hospitals as a re· s uit of the decision reached Mon- day ni g ht . of t h e 12 5 --anesthesiologists-in the-county to stop partic ipating in all but emergency, cancer, obstetric and life and limb threatening surgeries. The doctors are pro- t esting the s piraling cost of malpractice insurance. After a m ee tin g of the anesthesiologists · in ·ttre Orange County Medical AssoCiation, Orange, Dr. Phillip Weingart, a s pok esman for the group, said he expected·SO percent or the coun· ty 's anesthesiologists to be participating in the slowdown by W.ednesday and "almost 100 per· cent" by Friday. But there were indications to· day th at the slowdown wou hl. spread lo other doctors. The anesthesiologists' action has the CSee DOCTORS, Page i\2) We ••her Continued cloudy with chance of ltght s howers in- land Wednesday. Wind y and continued quite cool with highs at the beaches 58 rising to 63 inland. Lo"·s near 50. I NSIDE TODAY "The Mary Tyler Moore . Show'' was hailed by the ielevi.ri.on academy as the au.I- .standing comedy ;,erie.s of 1974-15. winning a lotal of six Emmy1 Monday night. Page AS. They reportedly were give poison capsules, which were to be uaed to kill the Cuban leader. ·-i\~.:t;.ro..·:90\h-WW! Said\<> have 'been Undef"investfgalion by lhe Department ,of J ustice in con· nectlon with their underworld ac· t.lvities. It was unclear whether there was any attempt to carry out the plot. TERRA LINDA CAP) -A cognized the captain's voice and brother and sister say il took 22 face in a lelevision broadcast years and an international inci· Saturday a fter s;ambodia re. dent to locate the sea·raring leased the Mayaguezcrew. bUl..er they claim is Charles T. ..We compared 'old photos to '"Mttf&r;-~·a p tai n .. ~oc. t.ne u.S. pictures in the papei-s, ··he added merchant ship MayagYeZ: • "He-'s-ulder oo.~ b~i\,'~_him. No "I tried to get hold of him a doubt about it: MY ·sts~'r'1!Rid I number ot·U...u Jil<~.~11'11'1<' """'botlrn<i.tel4'llnd Wont• to.tall< ' m a.rried . · an,d when m y t wo to him." · children were born," J&mes T. His 28-year -old sister, Cheryl Miri er said th an lhterview ,Miller Pedefsen, said, '11 didn't Monday . ''Now ·he's got six: even know if he was living. When crandchildren he doesn't know I was born, he and my mother Index Al Y-S.'•IC't' ~AJ Allll L.t"""r' £,.,,,. 1on1•c11 I t ,., • ..,, l,..M, lo,d A ti N•l lMl•l Hew' C..•ll•rftl• AS Ol'•f'I• C.111111~ " .. •• •• 91·1 Sen. Q . .Orge S. McGovern (D· (See CASTRO, Page.U) about.'' were divorced. The 3'·year-old electrician i•J was five or so t)1c last time I aatd ho and b is Jn.other r e · <See MILLER, Page A2) , Cl.l,\111... Bl-12 "'""'"' C.-kt I J S,l•I• Pw'l•r enu-rd l l st-rt• DHtll ... tl<•1 A7 Dr, t..i"l:nllll E~•l•l P... A6 S•t11Mrlllt1 E ... ~•llll'fttont A• T-'41Wtl4>ft Fl-• Al .. 11 Tillll•l•rl ~-., ........ '"'""""* .... .,..,,.._ • .,, 14-• " A10-11 •• •• •• •• • ' A;! DAIL v PILOT s Tue$day. May20. 1975 Trirunphal Entry • Crouxls Greet Reds in Laos SAVANNAKHET, Laos (UPI ) 1 -The Communist Pathet Luo made a triumphal entrY into this 1 <"enlra l Laotian town today I aboard a flow e r -bedecked con· voy of Russian tanks and trucks. Twelve Americans held here un - ~ er house arrest by s tudents the loyalist. or non.Communist side. The Pathet Lao have oc- cupied <> number or other towns as they expanded their control across th e country in the past few weeks. The Pathel Lao :irrived in Savannakhet this afternoon aboard two Russian-1nade P'M6 tanks and about 12 trucks. They were met by crowds in the streets and garlanded with flowers while. • \\1ere in good <'Ondition. I 1 .Savannakhet, a town of about 30,000 on the P..1ekonglliver, was the last r emaining major town on Typhoon Peril Fear Voiced for Refugees AGANA, Guam (AP ) -A warm tropical rain fell on Guam's ''T e nt.city'' refugee camp today, while-0(- -fici4j ls completed l)lans for \Vorse weather yet to come. U.S. Navy s pokesmen said that approval had been given for a contingency plan to move all 40 ,000 Vi etna mese r efu gees to shelters s hould a typhoon hit. ''W.e're not afraid of the rain ,'' said a Navy offic er <JS raindro11s pe lted the tents. ''But we're afraid of \Vhat comes with it -\vind. '' Adm. Steve Morrison, commander of Naval forces in the Ma rianna Islands, has expressed fear s that winds about 40 miles per hour could blow away the thousands of tents housing refugees. Although no typhoons are in sight, the is land 's rainy season is nearing and tropical storms here are sometimes accompanied by winds up to 75 in.p.h. ' . ~Hate to Leave ' , I Evacuees Attached To Tent ·Dwellings By RICHARD SALTUS A11.ec i11ed Prt11 Wl'ittt' Camp Jlendleton's crowded t ent city has become so familiar to some refugees that they are re· luctant to leave it for the unknown outside. Some refugees about lo depart for new lives with relatives or sponsors said Monday they had ''ery mixed feelings about saying goodbye to ''Little Saigon.'' And some refugees without s ponsors, fearing mistreatment and isolation from their ooun· t rymen, r eportedly believe it is better to s tay her e tha n to rush ;into a strange li ving situation and no sure income. ··1r they don't have jobs wait· lng for them , some people would r ather stay here where they al least get three meals a day," l'ro• Page Al TRIAL .•• Arthur Craig ''h1 oose" Hulse, then 16, on June 2, 1970, when Carlin, 20, was robbed of $40 while tending the pumps at a Garden Grove area service sta- t ion. Briseno said Carlin was t aken to the rest room by Hurd and Hulse where a comment made by the young attendant to Hulse led the 350-pound .. six·foot youth to s trike Carlin on the head with a roofer's ax. Carlin , his head and shoulders draped over the urinal. was the n repeatedly struck by l-lulse until the upper part or his body became unrecognizable, Briseno said. · • The prosecutor s tressed that Hurd is not be ing tried today for the Carlin murder for which Hulse is now serving a life which· Hul.se is now ser ving a life term in state prison. l·lulse is scheduled to appear as a prosecution witness. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT l"<' O•tnqr (N•l O.!lr P1101, w•!I> """" l\<om-t><>H ,.,.. ,..,.,.~.Pt in\, \Qutllll.l"'<fl>y t ... Or""OI' ("'nt I"' bl 1\1\onq Co ...... n,. Sf.F>•<>I• <'II''"""~'~ po.tlh'*"'<l .....,,..,., ll>•ouol> F•l<loO• H• Co->!• Mt'-1. ~"'PO" 8'.ocll. >l~n11"'1!on llt..,n f a...,. •••n V<>llt•. fl•ont. !>iO<ll•O.Oclo. Vfll~y •"" . u a .... ~ ~i1Cl>/Scn11n Co•"· ,. ·~·· ·•~•<>'l•I -•·on " publn~o S~I YtO••• -s..oo.,. , .... l>'<n<l""I l'IUbh>llonq p\•nl •• •I JOO Wo!)I !1<1, Slr..,1. to.1• ,,.,._.. C•lola•nl•,1•1._ ' Robert N. Weed P•o>l<!<nl •ncl Publ•ll>l'r Jack R. 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A former U.S. government employe who has been working with one of the volu nta r y sponsor-finding agencies here said she had seen a number of re- fu gees turn down sponsorship. "They don 't know if a sponsor will be good to them. They feel that rather than be hasty about leaving, it is better to wait here because eventually the govern· ment might resettle them all in one place," said Do Thi Sang, 30, who was a personnel worker with the Defense Attache Office. There is a distinct preference, she said; for sponsorship that \vould group many refugees in one place, such as an agreement by Washington State to sponsor SOOVietnamese. Hong Du Tran, the Vietnamese manager of camp five, said he doubted there we re many re· fusals of sponsorship. But he ;.i greed that th e r e w e r e widespread feelin gs of reluc- tance and fears that sponsors won't l ive up to t h e ir r esponsibilities. "We are very concerned," he told a newsm an, "that you follow up on our people and report if there is any mis- treatment." One of the handful of refugees to be processed out of the camp Monday was Thanh Do Viet, 27, tin interpreter who is taking his wire and child to a sponsoring f<imily in San Diego. '"I have mixed feelings," he said. "l am not quite glad to leave. 1 even postponed my de· parture for one d ay to h a ve more time to say goodbye because soon we will be all spread out and won't have the opportunity to see our fell ow countrymen." l'ro• Page Al MILLER .•• saw him," she r ecalle<t. "He took m y brother and me lo an Oakland department store and told us to buy anything we want- ed for our Christmas presents.'' "There's no bitterness towards him," she added. "Things like this happen when people get divorced." Mrs. Pedersen, now a mother of four, said she was sending a letter to the captain in llong Kong. The 62-year-old sea captain's present wife, Ann MUler of Foun- tain Valley. declined to either confirm or deny whether he had been m arried previously or had C'hild ren. "They s hould ask m y husband that," she said. Sea-Land Company, th e Oakland-based owner of the .Mayaguez, said the ship would be in llong Kong for five days, but Mill er was not available im· mediately for comment. J{RISHNA. •• Beach City J ail in lieu of $250,000 ball. The couple's 2-year-old child Lila has been placed in custody of the deceased woman '1 mother in St. Louis. .. the s tudents who seized the town las t week accompanied . them in Jeeps a nd snaked ahead of their vehicles in a LaoUan-style. folk dance. Pretty glrlS' giggled on the sidewalks. Unlike elsewhere in Indochina,_ Laos has a working peace agree· menl and the Laotians are a peo. pie who (lrobably wo.uldnot_have a:on.e to war if left to_lhemselves. So there were no scenes ol-But· render, but ins t ead one of welrome. Brig. Gen. Nouphet Daohuang, the loyalist commander, met the Pathet Lao convoy outside town-. Both Nouphet and the Pathet. Lao- • commander, a paunchy man in a baggy green uniform, were garland ed with flowers. Nouphet CAMBODIAN GUNBOAT CREW GIVES UP, A4 JEWS ALSO IMMIGRATE TO U,S.-Colurnn, 87 then got into his Jeep and the Palhe t Lao chief got into a second loyalist Jeep to follow him into town. ' While the march of Welcome was under way, six U.S. AID of· fi cials and their wives re mained tit home under the restrictions the students have.made unUl the governm e nt meets their de- mands involving the future·role of the U.S. AID program and the .,replacement of a number of gov- ernment officials. The Americans are in the pro- cess of packing up to leave. Although they said their future status was not fully determined, they are the last U.S. AID people re maining a t permanent posts outside Vientiane and it was plain they did not expect to stay, •at least in their present nuiribers. "I'd hope they would drive a hard enough bargain in Vi en- tiane lo have one American or two Americans on hand for a ~·hile to wind this thing down," said Sanford J . Stone, 58, Cleveland, Ohio, the senior American of£i"~ial here. There were no incidents over the a rrival or the Pathet Lao here . When they reached town, they stopped by a temple, and were blessed by monks. They then gave speeches, and it ap- peared that there would be a large celebration over their ar~ rival in the evening. Earlier, the Pathel Lao en- tered the towns of Takbek and Paksc, to the north and south of here. Marine Held; Plastic Bag His Undoing A young Marine from El Toro MCAS can attest today to the cl- inging power of thOse li ttle plastic bags you buy in lh~store. Dennis M. Pile, 24, a resident or the base, was arrested about 6 a.m. in Irvine and booked on SUS· picion of possession of marijuana and being in a place where mari· j uana was being used. Officer Pal Rodgers said he started to pull Pile over on Bryan Avenue west of J effrey Road to check out the vehicle, wh en all of a sudden a plastic bag flew out a wi ndow of the old four-door sedan. The patrolman alleged the wi nd bl ew the plastic bag con- taining asserted marijuana right back into the r ear door handle. where it snagged and was wait- ing as e vidence when he walked up lo the stopped car. 15 Marines Win Medals SUBIC N AVAL BASE, the Philippines (AP) -Fifteen U .S. Marines wounded in the Mayaguez rescue oPeraUons re· ceived Purple Heart medals from their coinmanding officer shortly a fter they disembarked from the carrier Cora,l Sea here today. Maj . Gen . K e nneth J . J-(oughton, commanding general of the 14,000·man Okinawa· headquarter ed U.S. 3rd Marine Division, pinned the medals on 12 Marines at the wharf of this U.S. naval base. Three Mari nes were given medals in the sick bay of the car· rier. They were all among the 71 'Marines wounded in the r escue operation as their beliropters were shot down by Khmer Rouge . ground fire on Koh Tang island. Strip Mine Veto WASHINGTON (U Pll President Ford·to(!ay vetoed the strip mlnlng bill that would h•ve set federal standard& for surface mining. It was the second time in five monlha Ford had votoechucb ,a measure. So Long,·Pop ' Presidenf Ford gets a goodbye kiss from his daughter. Susan, before boarding a helicopter on the White House. lawn for the firs t leg of a fli ght to Charlotte, N.C., where Ford will give a speech at the city's Freedom Day celebration .. Smoke-free County Areas Seen in Bill By WILLIAM SCHREIBER 01 Ute D•llY P'iltll St.IH Orange County supervisors routinely approved sweeping amendments to the county's anti· smoking ordinance today after three weeks of discussion and re- vision. The toughened ordinance goes into effect in JO'days, The revisions, dra rted by Supervisor Ro bert Battin, ex- pand the s moking ban in county. owned and leased buildings and extend some of the limitations to private s tores, theaters and restaurants within county te r- ritory used by the general public. The strictest application of the ordinance, however, will be on county property. ·rhe measure was approved 4-1 with Supervisor Ralph Diedrich opposing. He said he believes some portions of the new or- dinance ar e unenforceable. Under the new law, smoking will be expressly prohibited in all public meeting rooms, building hallways and building ele vators. It will be allowed only in private offices, r estrooms., e mploye lounges and specifi c areas dc- signat~d by county depa rtment heads. T he total ban will also extend to the r eading rooms, viewing rooms and othe r public areas of libraries and museums. It will also a pply to all public a nd private health care facilities except in rooms occupied by one patient. Smoking in stage and movie theaters will be allowed only in lobbies. Less stringent are the limita· lions on s moking in privately owned establishments such as re· tail stores and r estaurants. Cow Killed OnFreeimy A n1arauding ·beast was corralled with help of the Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment helicopter Eagle 1 Monday on the Orange Freeway near Brea and fin3.lly killed by authorities in a hail of gunfire. Ca lifornia Hi g hway Patrol officers who shot it listed the a nima l as a steer. Costa Mesa poli ce re- co.rd s i ndi cated the berserk animal was a cow. Helicopte r pilo t Sgt. Larry Bersch said in his dispatch report that it took 20 rounds of ammunition lo dispatch th e a nimal which ha d str ayed o nto the freeway near the Tonner Canyon offramp, creating a traffic hazard. f're• P.,,e Al DOCTORS support or the Orange County Medical Asaoclatlo.n, ond Dr . Phi)lp McFarland or FuliertOn. association president, also aald that' the ·a-.aoclation will 1upport. "the decision ''of several in· dividuaJ physicians to ~ilh~old non-e mergency !Services ••• to dev.elop a unified18c\ion." f:ver e tt Bannlater, an usocia· tlon odminis trator, agreed today that the Mtrlke could spread to other doctors. 1'hc as:soclullqn has 1,900 membtrs. Anesthesiolot;ists al Tuatin Community Hospital are waiting to see whether the lei\slaturc passes emergency legislation to relieve the situation by Friday, according to Mrs. Jane White, director of nurses. '"If some legislation is nol passed to alleviate the insurance problem, I'm pretty 1urc they will go along with the slowdown . Through Friday, we will pro· bably fun ction normully. '' A hall to elective surgcr;ies, she said, would cul about 50 percent of the hospit al's patient load. Co nsequently. other employcs will be given early .vacations or Itiaves of absence. · Jf .the ,fw a lkOut lasts long enoUgh, · sbe said, the hospit•I employes m ay go ori a three ~r four-day work week. · Other medical specialists, slie · said, are likely to go along with th,e anesthesiologists' walkout. ''Jt1s juat a question of time before all 'the doctors are affecJ.· ed by it. h1ost of the m seem to~ in s y mp al h y with t h:e -aneslhejlologisb." l!frS. Whi~ said. l'ro• Page Al CASTRO •.• S.D.J, said in an inte rview last IA-eek after returning from Cutm that Castro had documentation proving he was the tar ge t of ~ CIA assassin ation plot. . Also l ast week, fo rm e-r Treasury Sec{e.tary C. Doug13s Dillon, the vic'e chairman of the Rockefell er Co mmission, told re· porters the panel's final report would discuss allegations the CIA was involved in a number of assassination t>lots . He said the report on this issue would "deal mainly with Castro" but·rerused 'lo elaborate. The commission is .scheduled to give its final report to Prcsi· .dent Ford June 6, and it is expect· . ed it ·will be made public s~rtly therearter. Commission Executive Direc· tor David W. Be lin refused to comment 'on the existence oC the FBI fil e confirming the Castro plot. As far back as 1967, columnist Jaclc Anderson reported that Robert Maheu, once an FBI man with CIA connections a nd later one of lhc top officials in the Howard Hughes empire, co ntact· ed. the two underworld figures in connection with lhe Castro plot .. Earlier this year . two.aides to the late Robert F. Kenned.y said they had been told by the then· attorney general of the existence of such a plot. Neither h1 a heu nor the un· derworld figures were ques· . tioned by the full Rockefeller Commission, but reportedly the Castro plot was fully probed by staff investigators. 4 Children Killed BREST, France (UPI) -An explosion destroyed a World War II blockhouse Monday, killing rour children who were playing in it. The blast catapulted one or the bodies over a four-story b~ilding. WHAT YOU SEE IS IHOT HECESSARIL YI WHAT YOU GET! The tufting machines make carpet 70 times fastef than Axmirister and Wilfo" today than 30 years ago. The tufting machines make corpet 70 times faster than Axmininter and Wilton looms. These machines will make up to 12 lineal feet of carpeting per minute, either ,twelve or f ifteen feet wide. The relative ease of this manufacturing method hos had one negative a sp ect. Instead o f about ten resp ected, reliable mills, todoy there ore mOfe than 300 mills, many of questionable integrity. lt is no t difficult for a clever carpet designer to make a carpel look i,. far better than it is. The answer to the consumer is clear: Either know your manufacturer -or rely on o reputable retailer. (Alden's, o f course.) DEN'S *• ..... ~ ................ . carpe ... · -installation· custom dr.l/lperies . . . W'!.' ·.' • UC. 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Guf a prub/1·111 • Tl1t•11 t~ r11c l'ul Du nu f>c1f 1i 111 l"UI ro•d IU/)I ' !Jt'I the (l1!.~1Ct'r.~ oud Oc· 111111 !/011 /l('t'd /IJ ~u/l'l' /Ht.'C/UllU!S lfl µu!'t:r nr11e11t 011d bU Sll!l'S.S . 1\/ai/ yuur c1ut•sl1u11.'I ru JJa I lJunn 'At Y i111 r St•rf/{'I'. Uru119e <.:ua.~t Vaily 1'1/0/. fJ.U /111r 1$fifl. Costa llesa. ('.-\ !11fi2(1. /11f'l11de uu11r telep/Jurie 11u111/1er NO;r on \/olb DEAR'PAT : I purchased a 1970 Volkswagen rrom a priv<1te party recently . As part of chang- ing the registration from Arizona lo California, I've been told that I must have the NOx device in- , stalled to obtain a certificate or compliance that m eets the motor vehicle poll ution control standards. I thought NOx devices were no longer required. Is someone just trying lo gel more money out of me. or am I in error about this? · L.HJ. San Jua n Capistrano Sorry, but the NOx device mus L be ln1talled to meet DMV pollu· tton control s tandards. This 111ually is done by the seller, not the buyer. Although the law re· quiring installation o( the NOx device bas been r epealed, this ·applies to current owners. When any 1966 through 1970 model car is sold (both California and out· of-state current registration), it must have the NOx device'ln- staUed and/or be inspected and correct ed to m eet MVPC re- quirements for new owner re· gistratloo. The Department of Motoi' Vehicles allows at least 60 days for obt atnlng devices ·necessary for certification. If re· qoested, fees c::an be paid and a U~e extension granted. Dog and Cud DEAR PAT: My dog has been eating a lot' of grass lately. Although he doesn '\ show any signs of havin g worms, I've always heard that when a dog eats grass it's a sure indication that he has round worms. Is. this true? G .C., Dana Point Most dogs eat grass simply because they like it, and some eve n have their f avorite varie ties . 1\c co rding to veterinarians conL acted, the theory thaL a dog eats grass lo ~cure worms or to soothe a dis- tressed 11tomach stems from the observation that dogs often vomit· • after eating grass. This usually Is caused by a long strand of grass ~that triggers t~e gag reflex. 1. You'll notice that lhe dog goes right back to finishing ~is vegeta· ·bt't. If other signs of.worms are • prewent, and some are obseTVed, : take your dog to a veterlnarlan ' for ,Identification of the worms ·and proper medication to treat -lhe pr~blem. ·Slides Delayed ' DEAR PAT: Isenlan$8check ·to Jet Color Lab in Seattle, Wash. ·on Feb. 25 to cover the cost of ;enlarging se,veral slides. 1 re· :ceived a postcard March 11 that :stated there would be a three- • week delay in protessing due to a fire in their facilities. It's DO\'' been five weeks and• I"ve re- ·ieeived nothing. My 1etters of in· ,qu1TY have not been answered .ether. t w u ref erred to this com· , pany by someone who said they , hadexceUent1ervlre.1 do not.find 1 lhiJtobethecase. L .A., Hunf.initon Beach ' Your alldes were malled April • 31. Ir yoa have •OI received them, • wrile lo Joi Color Lu _, Ille I AYS coDtact. Tbe pho&o Onn'1 I 1polluman Hid lllal allboqll I ao1 maay 11ldu r,en ~ 'by tff fire, a eloeatlom ••• 'Dff:t!M&J'Y a•d corre.,..mce la ao1 JIH 'com.lotely .. lo dale. Cc...wmer ••tin•• II....-la .newaflH•lr<•- Tuesday. May20. 197S CAil Y PILOT tJ;J Colutnnist H11rls Coast Salvos By JAN WORTH df ... 0.11• POllMMI Mobattta once threw aeid In hlJ eyes and blinded him. Speakinc in Leisure World Laguna H'.ills Monda.y, con· aervatlve labor columnist Victor Riesel hurled vitriolic charges or hiaown. Qn the receiving end were his congresswomap .Bella Abzue. Sen. Frank Church, British socialists, anyone who wants to . ''destroy-the ClA-and Ji'BI," aod those obsessed with Watergate. Be p_rfticted that the nation wJU come out of the depths or the recession soon . "There still will be eight or nine m illion unemplpyed." Riesel said. "But despite those who speak of gloom ancr doom, out across the country there sUll will be 84 .million people worklng, and it's goin g to stay that way. Our country will continue to be free, viable and prosperous." Riesel, whose column is read by an estimated 23 million Americanis _ daily, attributed spirall.ng prices to five causes. Inordinately h igh interest ratefj are one of the basic culprits. he said. Other culprits are the high cost of labor, pre· ssures from environmentalists, a working class with the "mo$l in· ordinate power the proletariat has ever had,'' and the decision of the oil·producing nalions to in- crease the cost of petroleum, he said.~ The struggle between the Uhil· ed . Farm Workers and the Teamsters to get control of the food -eathering industry is "an enormous story," Riesel said. "The farm \11orkers are en· lilied to a decent living,'' he said, ··eut the struggle between t"'O labor groups should not put the price of vegetables so high that people who also work for a living cannot affotd to have them on their table. Halloween Death Child Testifies In Poison Tria{, HOUSTON (UPI) -Lillie Kimberly Lane Bates, dressed in a red frock with white trim, sat erect in the witness chair, her hands folded before her. Her voice was clear, although a trifle nervous, as she looked al Ronald Clark O'Bryan and told the pro· secular v.·hat happe ned last Halloween night. "I-le (0'Bryan } handed out the giant pixy stix." she told pro- secutor Michael 1-linton. "He handed one to me. one to my brother and one to each of his children." Within a few short hours, her friend, Timothy MarkO'Bryan,8. lay dead in a hospital, the victim of cyanide poisoning from granules placed in the 20-inch- long candy-filled plastic str<:1:ws . passed out following the rainy Halloween evening. O'Bryan. 30. an optician. is on Bus Parking Plans Delayed -By Flmoors An acre of spring nowers has temporarily delayed the wheels of progress in Garden Grove. Orange County Tr ansit District directors were told Monday that plans to le<:1:se the acre of land as a bus parking area have been stymied because the time for harvesting the commercial blossoms is not yet al hand. The district has a lready leased 1.8 acres of the total 3.6 acre pro- perty from Jeanette Green a nd - was in the process of closing a de· al for the acre in question. But Mrs. Green asked the dis- trict to hold off until early June so she could get her nowers to market. She offered the last six- tenths of an ·acre to the district without charge -a $7,200 sav~ ings over two years. Directors agreed unanimously with just one comment by board member Dick Lynn of Newport Beach. ": AilybOdy opposed to apple pie, motherhood or growing flowers ought to be horsewhipped." he said. Going&ck To Basics? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) -A Florida legislator has pro· posed to replace a public official standards and conduct bill with the Ten Commandments. Rep. Gene Hodges (l)..Cedar Key), wrote an amendment Mon· day to a bill setting guidelines ror public employes whichiaid, "All e lecled officials and public employes stiall abide by the Ten Commandments as stated by Moses and pursue the purposes and goals as staled by Jesus ln the S4?rmon on the Mount.·· ' Woman Guilty In Poisoning , ST. LOUIS, Mo. (U PI > - DefenH attorneya say they will seek a new lrial for Katherine C. Kuru. convicted of killlna her policeman husband by putting anen.lc ln his wine. trial for the murder and attempl· ed murder of his daughter and the t"'O chi ldren of Jimmy Wilson Bates, a light company employe. In earlier testimony, Bates told the lO·man, two-woman jury he was fi lled with anger at the death of young Timothy and the threat to his own children. •·1 was angry," he said. "And I "'anted the individual who tried lo .killpiy children caught. I was in a stateoC.a nger." Then he related his church- going friend's reaction . ··It 's a pretty wide thing,'' Bates quoted O'Bryan as saying. ·"I don't see how they •can ever pin this on anyone.'· Bates a lso told the court he sa"· 0 ' Bryan emerge from an ap· parently empty house Halloween evening carrying the·candy.filled straws later idenli£icd as the poisoned containers. "'He had some candy in his hands,·· Bates said. "He walked down the driveway and said, 'You've go"5fch neighbors look what they are.giving out.' ·· Bates said his own son planned to eat his share of the candy, but was forbid.den by his mother because or the mess it made. i·linton is aSkipg ror the death penalty in the case. The state contends O'Bryan murdered his son and tried lo ki ll his daughter for $63 ,000 in life insurance. Bates also testified O'Bryan had sworn him to secrecy on his plans to buy a house in hi s friend·s suburban neighborhood by putting down a cash ~uity . Three Held In Stabbing SAN BERNARDINO (AP) Three persons have been booked for investigation of murder in the icepick s la:ying of an elderly man found dead in the kitchen of his apartment. Booked were Theresa Diaz, 24 , or Redlands; Ramona Martinez. 34, of Colton ; and Joe Garcia, 36. of San Diego, a uthorities said Monday. Santos Rosas, 76, was found de· ad from 12 slab wounds Friday, police said. His television, re· ported stolen, was recovered during the murder investigation. SIA Hideom Data&red SACllAMENTO CUPI) -The defense for two reputed Sym- bione se Liberation Army "soldiers" on trial for murder Monday pr esented evidence about a series of ?Puted SLA hideouts, two of wtiich could be connected to Patricia Hearst. Alameda County public de· fender James Jenner, attorriey for Russell Little, put more than a doZen witnesses on the stand to show evidence found in an al· leged ''death house··· where Little Jived matched similar evidence found In other homes used by the SW\. Little, 25, and Joseph Remiro, 28, are char1ed with the cyanide· bullet assassinatJon of Oakland ~hools Superintendent Marcus Fmter. A Jury In St. Louis County Circuit Court Jound Mrs. Kuru, , 28, guilly of murder and rwcom· mended• life prison aentence. }.ii autopsy after tho death ol patrolman Michael Kurtz Feb. zs, 19'14, ahowed be had m Um• the _,..111 amount o1..-. In hlsUVtt. Prisoner Slain STILLWATER, MiM. <AP) - Ono prisoner was killed and six Olheni Injured lo a dbiurbaoce at StWwaler state Prison Monday ollhl. 1\he dlsturbanee was """"9d about •• "°"' after it ~. ··There should not be-a parity for those "'ho are qualified ror stoop labor and thoSe who are surgeons or 1.:·1s cr light rt.·· searchers.·· "Unless you can sepn.rate the crusaders fron1 the crooks in your study yf labor, you may by default give our country over to un underworld ;:1lliancc." Ric.sci !)aid. The labor writer was blinded 19 years ago by mobsters af,er a series of articles Riesel wrote trying to expose l\'lalia involve· ments in New York "The underworld is di!rerent today. It's not the boom·boom- boom-boom of the Godrather which has been so romanticized recently. I cannot understand that . · ··it ls different. It 's a smoother. more sophisti('a ted operation The fi vc fa n1 ii ies ._.re still here and th ey stretch from one t.'nd of the Se~ne of Crinae ,country lolhcothl-'r '' In California. Riesel said, the J\1afia is ··a quiescent group.·· "Exce pt that this part or the world. especially l.os Angeles, suddenly looks good to thcn1 because them ark ct Is open " "J \\'Ondcr tf yuu have given any ~hought to how this "'ill af· rect your table and your drcssini: room,·· Riesel s :lid . "'1llc Mafi:1 \\'ill not affc<'l you t.'Xt.'t.'pt in wh<.i! things cost ''But we 're al l so bus y watching Wutergate," Riesel said. "'I'd have liked to see an in - vestigation or several other ad· ministrations ·· \\'hen Riesel slated that former President Richard Nixon v.•as ··one or the fev.· proressional prc sidents this nation has ever had ,·· several peoplC' walkc.'<I out of the · leC'lurc. one s ay in,:? "Oh. no ·· ·rhe blind l'Olumnist tl':Jrd lhl' voice ;.ind said. "'If that person walked out because of an ex· pression of opinion by someone elsc. it indiC'atcs a closed mind which m eans the death ot Aml'rlcan d(·mocracy •· Ill' urged I.eisure World resi· dt·nts to writc to Sen. Frank Church, ... ,.ho hus bl'('ll pushing for reform of the Cl1\ :Jnd FRI, to o(ft•r lo l'!lm J>ui&:;n ticainst hiin. Ill' s aui of Cungrcsswotnan lk>lla Abzug . ··Sht> is so close to the Communist --party line thut you c':ln 'l tel l the difference between her vast proflJ(' and it. Talking u( the U.S. Involve- ment in Lulin America, Riese!! S<Jid . "I havc>n "t the slightes't ht.•sitat1011 lo say I'm g:lad Al· lende's gonL' It has sur,i;:ed Latin 1\mc r11·:1 for\vard 1,000 li i:?ht "I am ~1 ck uf those who 1,o,rould . d(•stroy the CIA and FBI. Wh<.i,L has bl.'cn going on i s in - vcsticatory dt>viltry . '' Sheriff's investigator W. J-1. Johnson. at left. describes for Superior Court jury Irvine crime scene in murder trial of Steven Craig Hurd, handcuffed al right. h;..ic-ked to dl'alh 111 JunL'. 1970. i{urd has bc<'n in LI hos pil<.11 for the cri1njnall :y in· s ane sinre. The jury \V<Js ,given a bout a four·hour tour J\1onday. T.eac her Nancy f,lor e n ce B=ro=w'-'n'--.::"c:' ""''-. --------------------- Attendarit 'Creamed' . RENO, Nev. (AP) "lie ripped me off for gas. I squirted him ,'' said Karen L. King, 19, explain- ing why she d oused a service station attendant with whipped cream . Mexican Bus Crash Kills at Least 44 • Miss Kif)g told police she paid 18-yen.r-old Fermin Trujillo $5 for gasoline at a service station here. When she got home. her gas gauge indicated she had received no gas. She re- turned lo the station and demapded her money back. Trujillo rerused. When police arrived. they found Trujillo •·com· plelely covered with whipped cream .·· the police report said. Police said neither side filed a crimin al complaint. TWA Bomb Cited WASHINGTON I UPI ) Federal safely investigators said Monday a ~m b that blew a TWA jet.liner out of the sky last Sep· tember, killing all 88 aboard, ap· parently was the second sabotage attempt within 13 days on the ariline's Israel-New York run. OAXACA. Mexico <UPI J The joking driver look his ha nds off the wheel to peel an apple as the crowded bus ro;ired into "'The Devil 's Spine ," witnesses said. The bus veered out or control along the treacherous curve and plunged 800 feet to the bottom of a canyon. Al least 44 persons were killed and 18 injurt..'<i. Jose Gomez. one of the injured passengers. said the jam·packed bus was speeding south from Mexico City early Sunday when the driver started joking with thl' ticket collector. ' 0Then the driver pulled out an apple, started peeling und cut - ting it up .·• the 50 -year-o ld Gomez said from his hospitul bed. "Both hands v.•erc off the wheel .'' The bus then rolled inlo "'The Devil's Spine,·· a sharp c;urvl' near Oaxaca. 340 mile:-; southwest or Mexico City. • "The driver tried to i;:rab the wheel but he couldn 'l i;:et control. he couldn 't turn it," Gomez said. ''The bus lurched or!thc road and ..... c went over the edge or the c<.1- nyon and I fa inted.·· Rescue workers searched the canyon today for possible addi- tional victims in one of the worst ~1exican road disasters in recenl II you live of work In the Corone Del Mar area, Bruce Olson is someone you should meet. Bruce Is the Manager ol our Corona Del Mer ollice and a real banking professional bv1 even more important, Bruce knows and underslands lhe Importance ol truly personalized banking services, Bruce sees his job as a way to help Harbor Area people with their financial needs, and lhat Is one of Iha things • he does be11. II you think personallzed banking is a thing ol the past. we suggest you stop in and see Bruce Olson. You will find him helplng cuslomers in our Corona Del Maroltice. Coast Highway near MacArthur Blvd. He's the kind of banker who makes our bank different than ordinary banks. -~Bank ~of .-;, Newport MAIN OFFICE· Oovn1 at S1xtoontl' • 645·5333 CORONA DEL MA R OFFICE Coast l·Hghwny ncor MacArthur • 645·3330 I~ yl'ars . Police suid the driver· und rare t.•o!J ector on the bus were believed to be among the dead. but only half lhc victims have bt:en id£'ntified. Authorities said rescue opera· lions were impeded by the steep- ness or the canyon walls and the lack of adequate equipment to haul the man~led bodies lo the road. ·Sheriff's Son Held in Drugs REDDING CAPJ The son of Shasta Cou nty Sherif! John. Baima has turned himself in to, authorities a nd was held on $10,000 bail for investigation of sale of dangerous drugs. ' "~le gave himself up about 3 a.m .. turned himsetr in at a men· tal hea lth facilit y," Sheriff Baima said of his son. 23·year-old JcffrC'y Manning Baima. Young Baima was among 35 persons indicted on narcotics charges last week by the Shasta County Grand Jury. He became the 26th person taken into custody on warrants issued from the in- dictments . 44 OAILVPILOT l 1.10Sc1ay. May 20. 1975 odian Boat Gives Up ANOTllER CRISIS: We seem lo be li ving in c risis·oricnlcd times . Our soc ie ty Is c liff. __hanging__ from one decision to the next. Right now. we have another <'risis on our hands her e in Orange County und across California. This one is ln our hospitals. In many hospitals, today, doctors have suspended a ll operations e xcept in those cases charac- terized as "urgent a nd e mergen- cy surgery.·· The issue is that malpractice i~surance rates to protect physi- c.1ans from be ing sul.'tl by the pa· t1cnls have sky rocketed. Most news on this has centered on anesthesiologis ts -those doc - tors v.•ho put you to sleep and out of pain's way during surgery . ONE ORANGE COUNTY sur- k geon, however. has labeled this a cop-out . lie says many doctors are hiding behind the protest of 1.he anesthesiologists "when ac- tually the insurance crisis affects all of us ." All.of this has been very puzzl- ing to us ordina r y people. Whal we have , in efft..>cl , is a doctors strike. Many of us never thought we'd live lo see that kind of thing in this country. The physicians aren't striking for highe r pay . They aren't Jashing out against hospitals or patients. They are protesting in- surance rates. In. si~ple form-; the issue might be hke insurance on your family ~ar. Ir the insurance company triples your ins urance. you have maybe three choices : You can pay up and c ry some; you can drive without insurance a nd t a ke your chances; or. you can park the family heap and just quit driving. FACED WITll ll UGE in - surance r at e hikc>s to proteQt ·1hem when they operate. m a ny of the doctors have apparently made thei r <·hoicc. Quit operc.1 t- ing. In an effort to ease the crisis, Governor Brown has called a special session or the California Legislature. A flurry of bills is also in the v.•orks . You may also be left puzzled by .all this, wondering wh at legisla- tion can do to ease up insurance rates. St ate Senator Denni s Carpenter, the Republican from Newport Beach, o ffered one bill f which "'·ould freeze the in&urance 1 r ates at current levels and create i ia special panel of doctoi:.s and plain citizens who would judge malpractice claims when a pu- lient figure d he 'd been done wrong on the operating table. Several other variations have been proposed but none or them involve drastic measures. Whal you see looming here 1s another layer of government con- trol beC'ause the private sector or our society is a ppurcntly unable to cope with the problem . YOU HAV E TO wonder where it will end. New laws to control insurance compunies? The sat£' slate providing its own ig surance plan (or doctors? Doctors being held immune from lawsuits while the patients are allowed to s ue the hospita l? All physicians .employed by the state and pro- tected by the state? And where do the patients t·o me out in all this? I don't have any of the answers but I 'II make you a little bet. Somewhere down the line. it will end with more government con- trols on somebody. * * * * * * * * * Flick D11n1ors Ford Film Parallels Mayaguez lncidem WASHINGTON (UPI ) -With actress Candice .Bergen at his side, President Ford watched a movie about a pr.esident sending Marines to the rescue ot an American held captive by hostile forces. The movie. "The Wind and The Lion," was a cl~ parallel Lo last week'» recapturing of the freighter Mayaguez from the Cambodians. THE MOVIE, STA RRING MISS Bergen, wa$ about President Theodore Roosevelt's dispatch of Lh e J\.1arines to l\torocco in 1004 lo rescue a kidnaped American. As the Marines s wept into Morocco with guns blazing, Ford sat rubbing his hands. But the rest of the timC', he laughed. whisper ed in J\.1iss Bergen's t'ar , and remarked a rterwards that the movie was ··very good -I e njoyed it." In the movie, which treats the American •in- volvement with a bit of mockery, Mrs. Eden Pedecaris .. played by Miss Bergen, and her two children are kidnaped by a mysterious Arab sultan Raisuli, played by Sean Connery . ' EVE NTUALLY. ROOSEVELT, playe d by Brian Keith, sends the Marines in lo rescue her. By Many lrajured this lime. Mrs. Pedecaris has fallen in love with the deeply devout Raisuli. The movie was based on a true incident In lhe Roosevelt administration. In the film . an aide had remarked to Roosevelt that the president needed "some issue to hang the C'ampaign on -something to arouse the populace ." Whe n he learned of the kidnaping of Mrs. Pedecaris, Roosevelt remarked, "I'll send the Atlantic squadron to 1-torocco to get respect ... we're talking about wars hips , Mtirines and heavy g'uns." As Roosevelt s tumped for re-election, a woman shouted out, "You a in't going to let the m push us around!'' "IT IS 1'1Y POLICY TO PROTECT American citize"ns wher('ver, whenever ttiey're threatened ..• by barbaric acts against women and children," Rooseve lt said. 1 As the Marines swung into art ion, an aide re· ·marked at the U.S. embassy in Morocco, "If we fail, the whole world could go lo war . Thal would be something to run on!'' Storms Lash Midwest . I ~ • • U"IT•i.-• RESIDENT OF ELLISVILLE, MO., SURVE'(S DAMAGED HOUSE Tornado Swept Area Monday, Tearing Roof Off Ap&rtments 'Wildman' Hangs Himself BUSHNELL, Fla. CU PI ) - The wiry Oriental ''Wildman or the Green Swamp" dined on pep- per steak J'flonday morning and was fitted for shoes. He appeared to be adjusting to capture after seve n months of hiding in <.i swampland. .. , think now he feels he can trust us," Sheriff's investigator Ron Elliott said at the time. "lie s ays he feels safe in here." "He seems to be content,·· Chier Deputy Sheriff Don Clark added. Later that day, jailer Bob Johnson found the "Wildman " identified as Hu Tu Mi in a sit- ting position on the n~r of his cell a l the county jail. a s mall belt wrapped tightly around his neck. John s on a dm inistered e mergency treatment, but the man was pronounced dead on ar- r ival at L a ke Community Hospital in Leesbu rg, Fla . By United Press lnte~tional The 800 pupils at tl\e Sunny Side School in New Brighton. Minn., had just left school and were on their way home when a tornado swooped down on the A-linneapolis suburb. It was one of several powerful storms which roam1..'CI the upper Midwest Monday. ABOUT ONE·THIRD ol tho Sunny Side school 's roof was ripped off just 10 minutes arter the 800 pupils had been dis· missc-0.. School custodian Philmore Hammargren heard children yelling as the storm approached. He opened locked doors to let a dozen c hildren in and then s hielded them with his body as the storm smashed windows throughout the building. Ham- marg r e n a n d the children escaped unharmed. Others were not as lucky. The storm skipped across the northern Minneapolis suburbs of New Brighton, Fridley and Mounds View Monday, leaving JO persons injured and causing hun- dreds of thousands of dollars in property damage. -· THE TRAILER COURT at Mounds View was hardest hit. Tom O'Keefe , 27, and his fami- ly suffered only cuts and bruises when the twister blew apart their trailer home. ·'The storm hit three minutes after I heard the tornado watr h on the radio," O'Keefe said. "I put the m on lhe floor and laid on lop of them . The trailer blew apart a nd all the s tuff piled on lop of us." Firteen trailer homes v.'ere destroyed and about 70 percent of the 200 homes surfered some damage. "We 're very fortuna te no one was killed," s aid Police Chief Ernie Grabowski. "ll picked up one or the trailers and threw it right on the freeway." SANDRA LOWRY, mother or three, was taking a shower in her mobile home in Mounds View when the storm hit. ''The next thing I knew I was being tossed a bout in the air and the freezer was on top of me " Thunderstorms Rumble she said. ' "'For a minute I thought I was trapped but the home rolled over again. moving the freezer off · me," Mrs. Lowry said. 50 Injured From Mirmesota to Oklalwma c ••• ,., W'eatfwr Authorities said IS '"''t~I Of ,,.. "°""s In t,,. p.ttl were torn """"'or o¥er1ur"'l!d. Only lhrtt ol ,,,. lfl\urW r.ciuireocl hOSpll•lil•l Ion, tiowtt,..,. .. I went streaking the hard way." she said, "after I crawled out of there.'' A violent storm swept east across St. Louis, Mo., downing wires, uprooting trees and caus· ing several minor injuries. NY Speaker Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, a month afte r hi s acquittal on bribery-conspiracy charges. told a New York business g roup the U nite d Stales should lake the leadership in returning stability to glub<.11 finance. Brezhnev Ailing Again J\.10SCOW (U PI > -Leonid I . Brezhnev, general secretary of the Communist Party. again is resting for m edical-t.rCalment. Western diplomatic sources said today. But they said there is no ( /N SHORT J s-e-n~o-u_s_c_o_n_c_e_r_n-:-th~~ •. s-:-ti~m""-a~bo~ut Brezhnev's health. Brezhne v , who is 68, reap- peared Feb. 13 arte r an absence or more than seven weeks which a Soviet spokesman later at- tributed to a ··cold-type illness.'' Tarkey Aid WASHINGTON IAPl -A bill allowing Pres ide nt Ford to restore weapon shipme nts to Turkey races an uncertain future in the Ho·use after barely winning approval in the Senate. The Senate voted 41to40 Mon- day lo lift the military aid em- bargo xhich Congress put into e r- fect Feb. 5, because'Turkey used American-supplied arms to in- vade Cyprus last July. IJMlfJllGlf 0-rtt l\tONETEVIDEO, Uruguay (UP I) -The armed forces has :>verturncd a decree by President Juan Maria Bordabe rry touching orf a top level confron'. lation in Uruguay. The military Monday night or- d_rered Borda berry to reinstate <1 r1red government official and barred the Urug uayan press rrom publishing any stalemehL'i by the president without armed rorces approval. Dele••eB..,,...t WASHINGTON !UPI) - Defense-minded House members have so far prevented critics or Pentagon spending from c utting any money from a $32 billion weapons procure ment bill. Four separate proposals that w_o~ld have sliced nearly $1 b1ll1on from the authorization measure were easily rejected Monday and the House moved ~oward final passage today. 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" " " .. .. .. .. " " " " " .. " .. .. .. " " " " .. .. .. .. .. " .. " " " .. " .. ., M . " " .. " .. " I " " .. " " " .. .. .. .. .. " " .. ·" ... ... .. , ·" ·" I Cambridge Rapist Sought CAMBRIDGE, England (UPI) -Police seeking a rapist who has assaulted seven Cambridge women in recent months ap- pealed today for thousands of young. short men to submit to a ~voluntary ~allva t est . DETECTIVES UMrl'ED their appeal to male residents between the ages of 17 and 30 and five reel five inches tall orlcss That is an approximate descripUon of the hooded attacker. · 'fhe tests will be to determine blood groups of the men and cllr!un a_le them . as pc>Mlble suapects. Police s aid foren.11lc ex- am1na.t1ons carr1 ed out afl <!r one recent attack came up with the rapl.st a blood type . They also hoped the prospect or taking such a lest might make the rapist nee rather than give a sample or hla saliva . , "WE WANT TO llEAR abOut anyone who knows of 11.ny man in this category lca·vtng the city suddenly," Del. Chief Supt Charles Nunn said. · · , !'olice said Cambridt:e has a male population or 50,000, not In· cluC11ng 11,000 university studenll. They 1aJd a quarter or more of this number could t.Uc part ln lbe test. Claiming May8guez. Capture ' BANGKOK (URD~Tbe Q. man crew or a Ca mbodian gun- boat has de fected to Thailand but the cr_ew members diCfered among themselves whether their vessel had t aken part in seizure or the American m er chant vessel Mayaguez, Thai government · sources said today. The sources said the crew rirsl claimed lhey ha d taken part in the seizure. but later chan1ed their htinds and silid they had not. TllE SOURCES said the gun· boat arrived ·tasl Friday at thc- port of Sattahip, 100 miles soutti. or here, flying a while flag. ll docked for several hours, tie£ore pulling away again and anchor· ing offshore. One unconfirmed report said the boat carried about 30 Viet· namese who w ere apparently picked up by the gunboat while it was neeing to Thailand. Th(" crew told a boarding party · of Thai sailors that they had participated in the seizure of Oie J\.ta yaguez, the sources said. Later, in seeking refuge here, they retracted thei r claim . The exact location of the boal was a m ystery, but the sources said it was being kept al a Thai navy port which is part of the Sal~ tahip complex serving the U.S.~ run U Tapao air base. THE APPEARANCE of the gunboat apparently embar· rassed the Thai government. The government has been trying to start a dialogue with its new Communist heighbors in Cam· bodia and the gunboat. especially if it had participated in the seizure of the Mayaguez. could only hamper. those efforts. diplomatic observers said. At one point the Thai govern- ment appare ntly approached the U.S . government and asked them lo lake the gunboat off their hands, but the Americans re· £used, the government sources said. A U.S. military spokesman reM fused all comment except to say. ""this is a m alter betwee n Thailand and Cambodia." The Washington Post said the cr e w threw the captain over- board before sailing lo Thailand_ and pledged allegiance to the rormer Cambodian government. Man Drowns After Yacht Upsets Canoe MIAMI IUPl)-ASO·loothigh- s pee d yac ht swamped and capsized a canoe with three men in Biscayne Bay and sped off, its ·passengers laughing and waving. One canoeist drowned police said. ' Willi ~m Gutierrez, 42, went canoeing Sunday with two £ri ends, Frank Arango, 32, and Gary Stutzman, 20 . Stutzman said Monday that a s they paddled along the shore jusl north or downtown Miami, a slt;.e~ yacht sped by at high speed afid tts wake swamped the canoe. ''They just l a u ghed and . waved," Arango said. ~lutzman said he and Gutier- rez were too busy aiding Arango, who couldn't swim, to get the name of the boat. The three m en clung to the capsized canoe for some time shouting a nd appealing for aid froi:n each passing powerboat but th~1r pleas were ignored, police said. When no one came to their aid Gutierrez decided to swim uhorC for help. Jose Romer'o, standir\g on a sea wall along the bay, saw Gutierrez stru~g ling as he neared shore and dived into the bay to assist him . Rome"'rotowed Gutierrez to shore and d is· covered when he reached the sea wall that Gutierrez was dead. "I wish ( had gotten the name of that boat," .Stutzman 1aid . ''I 'd just like to ask them. 'Why'?" Delly Pllel Dtl...-y I• G ... ..e-4 • MondlY·f rid•y: II YOl.I do l'Ot hfttl ~ P"POI by &:30 o.m .. c.11 Nkn 7 pm •net your cocy will bet ff- hvttrecl . Salunt•y and Sunct•'f. 11 you do not receive .vout cocv by t •.m. S.IUr· oev. or e•·"'· Suncl•y. C811 belore 10 a.m. and your COQY will be detivel"9d. en.,..., .. ,, •... , Most Orange County AnNll "4MJll Northwe11 lfunUnglon 84MllCh · lftdWe•1m1n11e• .....••• ,-...,an Sen Clemente. Cmip11uano 8-11\. S.n Mn Ceoit lrlno. °""" f'olnt •. Soulit ~ \Ag\11\I NiO\* ., .,(.,,.,, ....... ' t, ••• f • 1 ' .... " ' I I cJ ha d ~ en pr; 801 Cil blc Ja •11 Ju ba by ~ 10: Se In fo: Bi C; ar th H or a ii n c J " 7 t p 0 cl ( I I I I I f , c 1 Group Acts -. - To -Repeal Pat Nixon To Appear Tueiday. May 20. t 975 DAILY PILOT AS Moore Show Grabs Six Emmys ; - ·Sex Law . CERRITOS !UPI) Former First Lady Pat N i xon, tn h e r fir s t scheduled public ap· pcarance si n ce her husband resigned the pre- sidency last Au gust, °"as to appear Wedri esday at the de~cati9n ·or a grammar school named in her honor. HOLLYWOOD <UPIJ-"The Mary Tyler Moore Show" ran orf with six Emmy award& Monday nl&ht aa the m ost popular weekly show on the alr a l the 27Ui Annual Televl1ion Aeademy Awards. Broadcasting System won fivo Emmys . J essit'a ~llers won the Em4 my !or best pe rformance by an ilCtrcSS in a limilt.."<l Series (ar "Am y Prentiss," in which she pl:.iycd a chief of detectives! n NSC show canceled earlier t lis year. ,, " I I I SAC'ft*ME-N·TO !UPI) Church lea ders and activis ts have l aun<'hed a .referendum drive aimed at re pealing newly enacted legis lation legalizing all private 11ex acts between co n- ~enting adults. The Coalition or Christian Citizens ·Monday-a:aid it hopes to block the luw from taking errect Jan. 1 by gathering 312 ,404 1ignaturc& to put lbe issue on the June 1976 primary eleetion ballot. Ir enough signatures are col· lected, the effective f;latc ol the new law will be delayed pending the results or the election. Sup- porters have until Aug. 11 to gather the signatures". The new law, signed. last week by Gov. EdmundG. BrownJr.,re· peals criminal sanctions as old as 103 years governing the private sexual behavior or adults, includ- ing adultery. It has been in- formally called the ''Homosexual BillofRights.'' ''I don't think the people of California like homosexuality, and what better way to find out than to put it on the ballot," Sen. H .L . Ri chardson <R·Arcadia), one of the coalition rounders, told a news conference. Mrs. Ni xon , who spent her girlhood in this small dairy commun ity from J9_14 to 1931, will appear at ihe neW Patricia Nixon Scliool In lhc A BC Unified School District a~ 7:30p.m . Crash Kills Johnson Heir -SANTA MONICA !UPll - Will a rd Johnson, 22 , great grandson of the founder of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Sup- ply Company, was killed Monday by a motorcycle crash, not long after the deaths of his father and brother. Johnson lost control of his motorcycle befor e d a wn . crashed into a curb and a parking· meter and was thrown60feet. He died of head a nd internal injuries while undergoin g e mergency s ur gery at Santa Monica Hospital. A pair of heavyweight dramas, "QB VII" and "Love Arnone the Rutns, '' each captured a half dozen aw a rds as the best dramatic shows ot the 1974·15 season. Individually, the big wiMers we.r.C one-lime "Our Gan&" kid Robert Blake tor best actor in a drama tie series, "Barella," and England 's Jean Marsh for "Upstairs, Downs lain:." Valerie Harper, in her first year as a leading lady, trium- phed as best actress in a comedy series for "Rhoda." Tony Ran- dall , whose series was canceled la!ll month, won the best actor in a comedy series a ward for his performance in "The Odd Cou- pl e." Sir Laurence Olivier a nd JCatharine Hepburn, both win· ners of Oscars in motion pie· lures, were voted best actor and actress in a drama special. The best single show of the year was ''The Law," a hard look al the American judicial system which did not win a single other ~mmy. State's Schools 'Bankrupt'; 5,000 Staff Layoffs Feared SACRAMENTO (U PI) -Some o! California's infiation·plagued schools are bankrupt and "many mote" will e xhaust their reserves by the end of the current school year, the California School Boards Association said loday. The association based its statement on a survey it con.ducted or 312 school districts, which represent 75 percent or the elem entary and high school educ a· tional dollars spent in the stale. The association said unless additional money is provided those districts. they will be forced to lay olf an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 staff members and re- duce educational programs by $37 million to $50 ~ million b y next fall . ~-------'---Joseph Brooks, f'Xecutive ( S ) secretary of the associa-ta te tion, called for additional · state runds to help school districts cope with infla· lion-increased costs. Bl-ote11 WI,.. l/11lon s..,.port SACRAMENTO (U PI ) -Gov. Edmund G . Brown Jr. won the support or bitter union opponents lor his landmark Farm Labor Bill and orde red the legislature into s pecial session today so the plan can be enacted for the autumn harvest. has claimed r esponsibility for a number of terrorist bombings in the San Francisco Bay area in recent weeks. , No one was hurt in the early Monday explosion which demolished a small building used for storing t ar gets a t the prison firing range, about 500 yards outside the walls . Marslaal 'Offlrialfll' FlrH LOS ANGELES <UPI) -Suspended County . Marshal Timothy Sperl, convicted on four felony charges involving political activities by his de· puties, Monday lost any change of reinstatement. Sperl was officially fired by a 101-15 vote of lhe Los Angeles County Municipal Court Judges As· sociation. Judge Howard S. Goldin, the association chairman, said the 101 majority accepted recom- mendations or a five-judge hearing panel that Sperl be fired and disqualified as a.Peace offieer ''for the good of the service.'' Sperl, 52, is still entiUed to his retirement pension of $1 ,9:>0 a month. Mom Found Guilty Of KiJJing Kids housewife. The max· imum penalty for each count is 1 to 15 .years in prison. BEST ACTOR IN COMEDY 'Odd Couple's' Tony Randall The British import "Upstairs, Downstairs," a story contrasting the life styles ot the English gen· try and their serv8nts;.was voted best drama series of the season. .SHOW WINS SIX AWAROS Actress Mary Tyler Moore s tages of his li£e) won the <i ward ror best limited seri<!s of thl! year. Peter Fulk, who had won two previous E1nm ys for "The PMte of Tomatoc>s'" in 1962 ;i nd for ··Columbo"" in 1972, \\"as vot<'d best actor in a limited series. on- ce ag a in for ''Co lumbo." Outs t a nding comedy .variety series of the ye;:i r was the "The C.i rol Burnell Show," which won in that category last year and 1972. Cloris Leachman, \\'inner of a best s upportin g ;.ictress Oscar for '"The l.ast Picture Sho\v " in 197 l :.ind l\\'O previous Em1n ys, v.•t1 ~ the only individual performer to \\"in ty,·o o..t\\·a rds this ~·car . She ,,·on the best suppo1·t1n g ill'lrl·~:-> :1v.1ard in a l"Omcdy for ... fhc l\lary 'fy(("(-l\1oorc Show·· and for her i.upporling rol(· uppearanl"c in a mus il·al, the "'Cher .. Show. ''1\n Evening w ith Joh n The Emmys this yeilr1fcatured Denver" '''as acclaimed best nine of television's top Jcadin l{ "Benjamin Franklin," a four· mu sical special. l<idies as hostesses. Presenting part anthology of the life or the The two-hour Emmy aw ard thc awards were Beatri ce: Ame rican p atriot (starrin g s how from th e Holl ywood 1\1·thur, Lucill e Ball, Cher Bono. variously Beau Bridges, Jeff P<tll adium s aw C l~S win thC Carol Burnett. Te resa Graves, Bridges, Ri chard Widmark. net\\'ork s weepst akes v.•ith 32 1\-tichacl Lc<irned , Susan St. r.telvin Dou glas a nd F.ddie Albert aw<.irds. AB C followed '''it h 24 J <.1111cs . J e an Stapleton and playing Franklin at various and NBC had 10. The Publi t Ko..trcn Valcntine. Bill Makes PE Courses 'Optional' SACRAMENTO CAP) -Physical education courses could be optional for 11th and 12th graders under legislation signed into law by Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. The bill by Sen. Arlen Gregor io w o uld l et school districts decide whether they -wanted to make PE classes man- datory ror those grades. Those districts making the course optional would h ave to provide a variety of PE electives. Gregorio said Monday the bill would "further the real goal of physical edueatlon : to equip stu- dents with the s kills and desire . , . to r emain physicaJly fit for the rest of their Ii ves." -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- IS EDUCATION FAILING AMERICA? ... YOU BET!! Permissiveness hos pushed asi de principles. "Fun and games" hove replaced hard work. "Open campuses" hove supe rseded structure. Education has jeopardized America 's future. St. John 's provides a slrong, challenging, competitive disciplined program as on alternative to liberal, unstruc!ured educolion. F·or more "information on enrollment in grades 6-1 2, write to Mr. John Richardson. St. John's Military Academy, Delafield, Wisconsin 53018. There is to be a represen- tative in the area within the month. j;t.JJoqn's Jllilitn~ Acnbtmt? Delafield, Wisconsin 53018 Shop Sunday, 12:00 noon till 5 p.m. The m easure could be on Brown's desk for signature in three weeks, for ecast Assembly Speaker Leo T . McCarthy, (D-San Francisco). After a decade of f a rm labor strife, the new 37 -year- old Democratic chief execuli"'e charged into a whirlwind of n egotiations Monday and ac- complished what many Californians long believed was impossible, by bringing the Teamsters into agreement with Cesar Chavez' United Farm Workers. Artists B-First Lad11 LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Receiving a Dist· inguished Woman of the Year Award for her in· terest in the arts, First Lady Betty Ford said she believes "ch11dren especially should be exposed to art." "Appreciation or art is something. that really costs nothing," the President's wife pointed out. Yet, it provides "so much Personal joy, growth and understanding" that its benerits for children "go on and on thrOughoul thei r lives.'' OAKLAND (AP) - Saying s he ha d com - mitted ''a Medea·like act," a judge found a German woman guilty ol two counts of voluntary man slaughter Monday for killing her two yo\lllg .children out of anger al .her husband. Alameda Couhty Superior Court Judge Stanley Golde set J.11:ne 26 for se ntencing llelga Barte, 36, a Dublin Mrs. Barte, a native ot · Kerchen, Gerniany, had pleaded innocent by re- ason of insanity to stab- bing her 6-year·old son Craig to death with a fis· hing knife and drowning · her 1-year·old daughter Nicole in the t,athtub last Dec. 6. She waived the right to a jury trial. O nly at Bullock's. Jodi Lynn bras in t\vo great designs. SOUTH COAST PLAZA Mrs. Ford s poke al a glamorous $100-a-plate dinner of the National Art Association where she was honored Monday night before 450 guests in a Beverly Wilshire Hotel ballroom de~orated with hundreds or cymbidium o~chids . •••• Blast Rattles Priso11 SAN QUENTIN (U PI) -The initials ''NWLF'' were found near tpe site of a bo~b blast which destroyed a building outside the walls of San Quen- tin Prison. The initials are those of the "New World Liberation Front." lhe underground group which ' ' ~. ... ., . u is not a slmple task for a patient to reach and maintain "lean weight" for life. First the patient must have on honest desire to cure his problem ... !hen accept· profeuionol guidance from trained Medical Doctors. Lindora's unique .10 ·week treatment and training program will t~h patients how to reaCh and maintain their "lean welghtn lor Ille. A sale and practical plan, with proper nutrltionol diet, and continual emotional su pport. 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Sized for 34-4 0 C, D, 6.50 Bra & Body Fashions A u Bullock's South Coast Plaza, San Diego Freeway at Bristol, Cosca Mesll, 556-0611 \ "" Di\ILY PILOT EDITORli\L P .i\GE Future Coast Control ·Recent public hearings on the preliminary state wide coastal conservati on plan round speakers divided on the need ror l'ontinuing a state agen cy lo oversee coasta l controls. ' Under present law, the st a te commission and the six regional commissions will cease operation after presentin g a fi n a l plar1 to the 1976 Legislature. The question now is the probable need to est ablish a continuing state agency to supervise loeal im - pleme ntation of the plan '-Ind to act as an uppcals board. AlthouJ.!h there h;.is been much criticism or the coastal-commis~ions' intrusion o n property rights, there appeared to be recognition that some provision must be made for continuity during the period Qr transition to loca l control . If a new state agency does take the r e ins after adoption or lhe plan, the ex1>e1;ences of the existing commissions will provide plenty of lessons on pitfa lls to avoid. Notable is the commission absenteeism th<.1t nec:essitatc s repcatell appearancl'S by applil·ant:s SCCking a fu0)1 l'('l)r CSCJ1tatiV(.' \'OlC , HJld the blizzards of paper,vork that do little more than in1pede pro· gress. Above a ll , if there is a11y agency. it sho uld include elected, as \veil as a ppointed m embers. Its operations s ho uld be of a supcrvisorial rather than enforcemer1t nature . Health Showdown The s t age is being set ror a s ho,,·down bet\\'ccn Oran ge Coun ty s upervisors and the county H ealth Planning Cou11cil over future· control of h ealth facilities planning and runding:. ll is expected ·.,; tell the board the county has a good chance of 04tblddlng .!Jle Health Plunning Coun- cil ror that authority. • . Tho council hasn't been idle1n the br·ewing storm. ll has released documentati.01) supporting its al· legation that county control of the vital health" plan· ning field would be a travesty of political intrigue and would in vol vc numerous conilicts of interest. But the real basic point In fact is that it Is doubtful county s upe rvisors could handle the <.idditionol responsibility. They have a tough enough time doing the /·ob they have now. They would just delegate their hca th planning responsibilities to their aides, \Vhich is unacceptable. ...,, _ " The Health Planning Council has unquestionably made mistakes in the past, but is now working dutiful- ly to correct them. The expanded health planning duticS created by the new laws belong with the roun · cil. not t he Board or supervisors-. " It's Cheaper liere An1crica11s Ylho think out: current i11rlatio11 rates ~u·e ha rd to take can find at least a little solace in the ract tha t Y.'C'rc not Livin g in Britain or, heaven rorbid, Iccla11d . 'l'tic monthly inflation r ep()rt of the Organization for Econon1ic Cooperatio n & Develop1ne nl in Paris re- ports th al J>l'i ces are risin g at the rate of 7 percent in the Unilecl Stutes. West German y . S\l.1ilzcrlund, Sweden andJa1>a n . But in Britain. the annual rate no\V stands al 1no re tha n 20 percent. Italy's rate is the sa111c.>. ,,·hilc in ·rurkl'Y it is about 26 percent. Ireland loggl·cl an unbelievable 54 percent. A s pecial task force created by s upervisors to s ludy the possibility of a health planning takeover by county government unde r terms or new federal la\\'S . will make ils rep-Ort within a '''eek. Which probably explains \vhy one We s tern Eu ro- pean visitor also benefiting from the ne\v th1••q1 dollar-remarked l<.tst \Veek. "It's \vonderful to \'Jsil the United St ates no,,· everything issochca1> he r e :·· "WHERE IN HELL HAVE YOU SEEN~" Old West Violence On the Reservation WASMI NG1'0N r\ federal grand j ury has been taking secret testimony in South Dakota about \'iolence on the Oglala Sioux rcser\'<ltion. The sto1·y bl.'g an at \'.'ound ed Knee . S.D .. in late February. 1973. A motley band of Indians seized the town to dra m atize their innumerable a nd timeless grievances . The federal government even- tually broke the s iege and began a series of l'.ourl battles against thc -protesters. But the bat- tles. \\'eren ·t <'On fined l 0 l h c L'Ourthou s c ; there was a lso a return lo the ways of th e Old "'es t. · Lay.•yers for the WoWlded Knee demonstrators, for e xample, \\:ere bushwhaekcd on the re- servation. The secr et testimony .alleges that the ir assail ants "'ere , led by no less than the gov- (., ernmenl·supported chairman of t he Oglala Sioux . Richard Wil son AT LEAST four \\·itnesscs have s,,·orn thi.lt they heard Wilson urge his follo\\'c rs to "stomp" the defense attorneys or their com- panions. On this command, ac- cording to the testimony, some or the la"·ycrs wer e badly beaten and stomped in the stomach by burly, booted men. One attorney came c·lose to be in g scalped. The 1n:1urc d lawyers n·erc Roge r fo~in zcl of Sioux Falls, S.D., and William llossmoore of Stam- ford , Conn. Other legal \\'orkcrs 1n their group, including ,,·omen, \\'ere a ls o mobbed. A cli ent. Bernard E sc amilla . '''<1S hospita lized fort wo days The grand jury testimony at- tests t hat Ross moore piloted some member s of the legal team to Pin e Rid ge to investigate charges against t he protesters. ,\rtcr they had rinisht..>d their in- vestigation. they returned to the pla ne and found it riddled with bullet holes. Fc.Oring t he plane \\·as uns <i fc, the leslimony shows, they sli.ll'l('d to drive to Rapid Ci · ty , S.D., in a convertible. But at thl' h1gh"'"Y exit, they y.·erc blocked by u do7.cn automobiles. /\ 1\108 of :10 hus ky lndiarls poured out of the curs. ··we rolled up our '~·indo"•s and locked Dear Gloomy Gus I( the anesthesiologists all strike . people will really have to bite tht! bullet, at least during surgery. K.R. ~, Ollt c•mm•llt• •r• 111~ttM lty ,..._. _. .. ,...MH1wrllr rellM.t ttw' ........ _.,.,.,, kl'f ,,_ .... --......... y .... 0.11, 1"119l. • (JACK ANDERSON) our doors ... sn·orc one of the at· torneys. Martha Coplcman of East Orange. N .J .. in an affidavit. .. A man got out of the car which blocked us in front and pointed a gun, presumably a shotgun, at us through the "'indshield. ··People started trying to get the c<!r doors open. and others \~'ere climbing on the hood and trunk l>f our t·a r ." The bushwh~kcrs then kicked in the \l.'indshield, ripped off the lop and began beating and pulling the oc- tupants. it is alleged. During the m elec. one of the at- 1ackers slashed <it Finzel's hea d \Vith a knife . But a petite legal worker, Eda G0rdon, yanked hi s head out of the knife's path. ac- cording to the testimony. The blade sliced across her fi ngers. and Finzel lost a clump of hair matted "''ilh bl ood. !\tean\vhi le. the 57 -year-old Rossmoore ,.,..a s chased into i.l ditch and beaten. THE ASSAIL1\NTS fina ll y left their bleeding and brui sed vie· tims "'ilh a threat to kill them if they ever returrt ed to Pine Ridge. Ignoring the threat. they took their story to the FBI , whi ch gave 1-~inz('( an<.! Ms. Gordon polygraph tests. These indicated the pair had told the truth. • T he grand ju r y res ponded , nevertheless. by indicting not Wilson a nd his mob but rour of Wilson's enemies. Not until fi ve days after y.·c began askin~ cm· barrassing questions did the grand jury hastily indiel seven of .the all eged ~1ss ailants, including Wil son. He told us they "'ill all plead not guilty . i\ J ;sticc Department s pokesman told us the govern- ment ha d moved against the Wounded Knee demonstrators first because their cases were Jess complicated. There is nothing ne"1 in this. Over the years. the government has had an unfortunate tendency to prosecute the Indians and pro· tect their exploiters. WE HAVE tried to expose the 11~g leet and betrayal that have ':haracterizc<l the white man's conduct to~·ard the lndJ a ns. We have told of Indian murders that went uninvesl igated: of while t rading posts that swindled the Indians with impunity: of Indian land lease<I out by the govern· ment to corporations and lert. strewn with timber w;istes, its earth torn up, Its waters polluted with mining poisons. We have reported how the gov-- ernmenl , instead of giving special protection to tribal lands, ·removed them rrom the ordinary safeguards of the Environmental Protection Act. We have wrilt.en or treaties which had guaranteed millions of acres or land but which delivered only thousands : of protected white interests ul lhi~ moment ii· legally draininl( off the 11fc- glving waters of tribes In variOU!:i parts of the country: of a govern- ment which systematically welshes on its commltmenlli. ,( The Danger Of Living By Slogans During the Great Depression, I had an a unt Ca cousin, really, but ull our eldt!rly female relatives "·er e honorary ··aunts") who "'as in terrible trouble. lier husband had just died after a lingering illness, their little shop ( SYDNEY HARRIS) was going bankrupt, and she was facing both eviction and a serious operation. One of my riche r WlCles (a real one, this time), who had been helping them out financially from time to time, went to visit h'er for the purpose of making another "Joan'' that wou l d o b - viously neve r be re paid. I-l e <.1ske d h e r what h er financial posi- tion exactly w as a t the n1oment. Things "·ere very bad, she admitted, but she did happen to have about $8.000 squirreled away -a not in cons iderable sum in those bleak days. My uncle was thun- derstruck ... You mean to say," he l'Xclaimed, "that yon've got that money and you're letting all th ese thin gs happe n - bankruptcy, eviction, and so forth ? You must be out of you r mind !" ''\\'ELL,'' s he objected, "I don 't feel I ought to touch that money -you sec. l'm saving it for arainyday." 1-l ere il was pouring dogs, cats and elephants, and she adamant- ly refu sed lo dip into her re- sources -because she was living by a slogan, rather than by reali- ty. She just didn 't know what a rainy d uy was . l\1y uncle stalked out of the house. in irritated disgust, his check s till in pocket, muttering at her stubborn idiocy. But, in fact. more people are like her than we imagine : they have re- ified some slogan or maxim in their minds until it overwhelms the reality it was supposed to ex· press. , NATIONS, as much ns in-' dividuals, delule themselves in the same waY. President Wilson was ~cele.cted In 1916 Of\ the slogan, ··11~ kept us out of war" -less than two Years later , he led us into the lar gest and worst war the w~rld h'ad ev('r known until then. Finy years rater' our thought- les41log'ln~ ''Peace with honor.'' kept. us ln Vietnam far longer than was necatary or justified, -since there vraa no "honor" in· · volved in what we were doing there in the'flrsl place. Countless Jives were 1acrlriced for an abstract I on,. "A penny saved is a penny earned," murmurs the prudent man -and s lowly turns into a m iser. ''Live to r today, ror tomorrow never comes,,. pro- nounces the lml)l"udent ma n- and quick l y (u r ns into a 5pendthrlrt. Cnpt lvated by our catchwords, we use them to d eny reality more ·than to exemplify it: drowning to death, st.Ill clutchin& the funds for a rainy day . Revising IJ.S. Policy • The Outlook m Asia WASlllNGTON -Thcr(' is not going.to be a hasty reappraisal of Ameri can s trategy in l\s i.i follo\\:ing th e. Communi s t takeovers of South Vietna1n . Cambodia and l~aos . "We ;u·c ~oing to let the dust settle and examine the situation <.'<ircfully." say Ford administra· tion offi (•ia ls. So we wi tl,nol, fortunately, "'it · ness rapid U.S. decisions of the kind taken STANLEY KAH NO\\" neutl'al Thailand n1ay bt.·con1l' ~• corridor fo1· the Norlh \!icl · namesc t o infi ltrutc into f\1a laysia und Singapore to c.11· courage nati \'e Communist in· surgents in those counlries. Thus a question t urrcntly being askl.'d "·ithin the State and Defense a ft Cr th e French defeat in Indochina in 1954 . "'hen John Fos te r Dulles rushed t> Departments is "'hether thl' United States ought to make a maximum effort to remain in 'fhailund. to cre<ite the S.o u th e as t Asia Treat y Organization in order to "contain" China. Although there "'ere moments of panic in official circles here during lhe Vietnam debacle , President Ford sought to sign;:al his present mood of confidence "'hen he pledged a t his news con- ference last "'eek that "we can move ahead" in the l'aci fic area. ·~.B UT DESP IT E these cairn \\·o rd s. s e nio r American s pt:cialists arc seriously con· lemplating the future of the U.S. relationship t'o Asia. and their l'Ollt'crn is divided bctY.'een short- tcrm and long ·range problen1s. T•IF. QUESTION h;is not ycl been :lllS\\·e re d . but American of. fici·a ls .:1g 1·cc that the Thuis them:sel\'eS u ltimately will makl' that decision. And this underlines lhl' fact. "'hi th events in Vietnam already h a d drumati7.ed , lh<it American influence in Southeast Asia is no longer primordi ;,1\. r\nothcr polcntii.11 problem Lro~bli n g r\merit·a n officials is the possibility that the North Koreans , huving obs erved llanoi 's l'l'Unific:ation of Viet- nam, '''ill wanl lo do the same in their peninsula . Such a move \\·ould dire('tly involve the United States. sine(• 30.000 1\mericar. troops arc based i'n So1.1th Korea. \Vhat worries the Ford ad· ministration is that the U.S . publi c, \1.'hie h shl•d no l('ars O\'er the loss of \1ietnum. "'ould OP· pose intervention to block a Com · munist thrust in Kor ea. A recent Gallup survey shoY.•cd, in •fu el , th at 65 percent of Americans are against a U.S. engagement in Korea under any circumstances. thcrcforc. is th;.1t China will en· d('ti vor t o prevent a North Korean dri\'C southn'ard in Order to kel.'p its O\\'n ties \\'ith the Unit· ('d Statt'S in tact. But it is unclear \\'hether the Un ited States 'in- tends to rcinfo1·l'.e its links with China \\·hen Jl r esident Ford travels to 1~eking luter this year if he al'.Lu;.i lly goes. l.ast rail it appt.•ared that the United States an<.! China would • strengthen their bonds at the ex- µen'se of Tai"' an. But that kind of . change seems to be unlikely in the "'akc of th(' Vietna m dis- aster. The United States has a de· fensc treaty v.-ith Taiwan. Presi· ' de nt f'ord said jn his news con· f(·reoce that he would "reaffirm·• that t·o mmitmenl. This means ·: that he has no plans lo sacrifice . 'fai"'·an to g;,ii n an advantage · \Vith Peking. Or as one senior American official put it : "We . can 't get rid of mor e than'one al· ly per year ." IN CO~TRAST, U.S. experts say, the "'ithdrawal .from In-~ doc hina is bound lo lead lo an in·: creasiugly tighter relationship ; bctY.•een the United Sta tes and : Japan. For the United Slates.; having been ~jccted from the ; 1\sian 1nainl and. will seek lo re-• assert itself as a Pacific PD"''er. ' The prospect , consequently, is 1 for more intimate links between : the United States and J apan in : the polit ical. economic and de-1 rense fi elds. : The most immediate problem is in Thai land. "'here the Thai military establi shme nt would like a continued American Pre· sence as protect ion against North Vie tnam, whi le local civilian politicians favor an accommoda· Lion "'ilh H;1noi und ·a more neutrali st stance. Tfl E Mt\IN llOPF: of the ud- n1inistration in the Korean case. But whether the United States ~ \Vi ii really ''move ahead,'' to use : the President's phrase. will de-; pend on the ext ent that the • " American people are still reeep-j tive to an international role. 1 Some U.S. experts fenr that a Vacancies Damaging Courts The foot~ragging of Governor Jerry l.1rown with respect to some 50 j udicial va cancies is wreaking havoc with court calen· dars throughout the state. Already so c logged il is not un· usual for a wail or two to three years from filing lo trial in non· criminal matters. the courts in some areas are falling hopelessly behind. Some of the worst hurt are the smaller counties, such as Butte, where they have ceased setting civil cases altogether, as its two judge court s lruggles to accord those charged crim1nally with "speedy " tri a ls. Rumor has it that the governor ha s been influenced by the notion that he i!:i s aving the state $1 mi ll ion a year on evf.!ry judicial post he keeps va('ant. Admitted- ly, there is a dollar savings but il is something un der $100,000 :tn· nually, judge's salary and those of the clt:rk and ba.iltfr con- sidered alQng with the cost of a courtroom ond incidentals. THERE lS something tar big· ger involved than governmental dollar s·avings. That ls that for government to work , a ll branches of government must provide etrectlve service to lhe people. I( remedies are not rendi· ly obtainable through the judicial process the whole system "'ill ra11. This aocs beyond the pro· blems creatt:d tor Individuals who s uffer financial loss because of the Inability to gain redress throuch the court11 with reasona- ble dlspatc:h. . . ' And it is loo slmpllsllc to at- • ( EARL WATERS ) tribute the governor's delay in tilling the posts lo a desire to save money. Word has seeped out of the office lhat Brown is more motivated by a desire to compel the court s lo reexamine their practices with a view to greater efficienc'y, ·H e is bothered by the fact lhat num- bers of j u dges have been multiplying by un a lmost 5 per- cent annual rate. He reels the "unmanageable caselo·1ds" ' . could be m:inaged by the present judges with better orgonitalion and more c·rr ec tlvc S('lf · regulation. WHETHER his crilicisnl$ of the courts are v alid or rfOt, the same assessments could be made of the execuUve and' l~glsl atlve branches. Bu{ lt remaWthatNast improvements have been made in court organizations and prac- tices. Some years Ago Senator . Edwl'n J . Regan, now an appellate jusUce. made a searching CX· amination of the courts and pro- posed a number of construcUye recommendations. Most of them were adopted and have been im- plemented by the work of (be Judicial Council and Judicial Qualifications Commission. If there is s till need for more im· provcments the proper way to de· term lne that would·bt! ft. rcex· 1mlnallon by • new legisl1UYe ~_mmlltcc . '· '" ' LEAVING that aside, the fact; is that modern society is mueh1 more s uit prone than former 1 generatioqs. Society itself has : cdntributed lo lhat. So, loo, has• the Legislature and various ad, mlnistrative agencies. Much or. their law is so ineptly drafted it.! invites judicial determinations. I ' So the conditions of the courts! canl)Ol be. waved awcui by blamJ ing tt upon inetfic\ent court proJ cedures or the proclivity oel lawyers to tile suits. Nor will thcl wJtbholdlng or Jt.1dicial appoint:+ m enls force a chang.e. ·: • oRANGE co.ut . • DAILY PILOT Rob<trt N. Wl!cd , PMbliahe-r Thomas Ket11jl. f.'dilor 84rboro Krtibich. £di1oriol Pogt Edaor The editorial page of the Dail)' Ptlot seeks to lntorro •nd · stimul ate readef'S> by pr•«'IC 00 this Pa.tediVttSt! (Omrnlllf.U1 on topics, or Interest by t)'ftdh:at ... ed C'Olumnists and cartoorilaU, by provldin# a forum few reaffrl' ''iev.·• and by presenttn1 lhli -MWapaper 's opi.njons and kleu on curr~nt. topics. Tbe edltonaf oplnlons~of the Diiiy PUol appear only in the editorial column al the top or tht pw.ge . OpinlOl)l ex· prcs!H!d by the eolumnillt.t and cartoonl~ls aii d lett~r ~r\.l~·~• thclr own an~ no endonerMnl vi thtir views b)' the OaUS' PUot ~Id be lnrerred. Tuesday, May 20, 1975 . I Br s ., ' A:;1 Bries VOW • leg Isl 489, ICQU Ji bet" adUJt. AB . ''hor -right! Asse .Br "! l'iSCO hOUti( and \ last Brow Br • SA• -A cilm; ing c offlci hi s t ficer: 57. w roorr s ho1 natu1 . w~ < A I Sand di rec Uniol 1975, bad I offic1 dUSll De HEMR "9nt of ~ •Ill """' ~01 11 A<Hl«•I L•i;i- A~-1 o • ., 10~) Chlll'tl'I AKtnalc 1..-L•ou BAAT .,,. """' MeY,C. kt11l•n; ........ a.w 2:oc ... 1111 F•, co.ant. Ir S•n NII _,.,.. [DNI , .. ~ · 11, 1t1s. T,,.U9 II mtmll .-ldw•l 1111,.11 ... -·"' c..-,_ l;l•• ~nltll .. Jlhr•us. MfVl<IS AM,M<i Wltl\Ae• ""'"'''' &e.ac:ll c 1'•1•11•1 ti-•~. Fu no Mt:Cor" e 1rK1or Co'° Coi I ~ Cel 35 < " ifJri s Rr1 Js Ellt•t•ts • Sex Bill llepeal Soughi •10.C. llUSTINGS OftlM D•ll• l"llel lt111 Assembly m a n John Bri1as <R ·Fullerlon) hus v ow e d to introdul'e legislation r1.'pc:.11in i; All 480, lhl' m cus urc thut legalizes certain sex :1ets be~wee n tO l\Sl'nling u,dults in privatt• AB 489 , dubbed tht· .. ··homose x u'ul bill or rights.'' was au_thored by As se mblyman Willil' _»!,!>__"'ll · (0 -S,._a n Fr;_111 cisco>. I t. passed both houses of thl• Legisl<1lUrl' and was signed into luw l111t v:eck by Gov'1rnor Bro1,1.:n. Briggs, "·ho voll•d ag:unsl it. contend!> lt "'i ll depri vc public employers, including Sl'hools, or the authority to fire Sl'Xual dcvlat1..-s . • • • ASSE~IBLYMAN J~lch urd Robinson . (0- Santa Anu ) has l<a ud ed A1nl•ri l·a n action in the ret('lll Mayaguei cris is 111 :.1 ll'ttl'r to " J.lresident F'urd. · ''You have my full SUP· purl a nd confide nce for your tl(•e lsiVeactions. ''. Robin s on wrote the Pr('Sident. "Your actions stand in dramatic ;i.nd bold l'Ontrast to the weak and int•fft•ctive steps or - our government during the Pueblo trisl8." • • • REP U BLICAN A" sc mblymun Jlobe rt Badhum of Nc "·port B e u('h ob s erve s a s trange dichotom y in Sacramento these days. Badham says the gn'v- e rnor 's offite "is oc- cupied by a fi scal l'On- Sl'rvati'vc who h as VOYi<'d to hold the line on the budget and to avoid a tax -1nrre-asc. ·•The Legislature, on the other h a nd, is oc- cupied by a Democratie majorit y that is something less than ris· cally conservuti\'C. ·· ORANGE COUNTY Bus Chief To Resign His Post • Other Deaths Badham bC'lit.•ves that, if Governor Brown won't a llow his O\\'n p:.1rt y lo r:.1isc laxes to fin :.1nec aid programs, Oemol'rat1l' legislutors will lake a back door approach, in- troducing increased spe nding thr o ugh \vorkmen's compcns :.1 - lion benefits and un- e mployment and dis- ability bc nt!fits which must be paid by the private bus inessman. S1\NTA ANA -Frank lting. the Orang(' County Tran s it Di st ri c t 's mour:\ccr or bus opera· tion1:1. "'ill resign his post l'f[eclivc July 1, district dircctors \\'ere told ~1on doty. Ed"·ard F . J.oritz. tht• new di s tri ct ge ner<1J 1nunagcr, s;:iid ht> plans a nationwide sear c h for som<'body to fill King's s lot and hus oo plans tu "hire from within ." SACRAMENTO (UPI ) -A Compton city coun- cilman attending a mee t- ing of local .government offi cials died Monday in his hotel. Coroner's or- ficers said Willl•m Love, 57, was found dead in the room and an autopsy showed h e died of natural causes. WHITE PLAINS. N.Y. I AP > Walte r Sandbach, 58, executi ve director. of Consumers Union from 1965 through 1975, died Sunday. tlc had been chi ef executive officer or National In- dustries for the Severely Death Notw• Handicapped i n Washington s ince 1974. Dlssol11tio11s Of lllarriqge l!nl•AdAprH ,. Johnw n. C.loria'O.•n •RO Eu<;llt"" Ott, RoQl!'r IC . anO C••ole F. ICall, Sttph1>n Roy and Phylli\ l.. Ware, Nancy e . .1nd J.1m e~ G . l•rale. Janie a L . .,no Robert A. Sia'"°"• M•Cha111 R.•nd IC•llly I( ot 1Ulrr, Otni~~ Mar,.. 1or1CI .Jo"n Wooaward JM:-IHI, Mad.11!1111 I( and Jam~ l MofrhW>Y. Dt!lo•~i A and Pal<iti. Fri!M h. Htorberl aha 0.-lore~ Je.on Anll>Otly, ICatnryn M. and L.O•tY L ~"*"''· J<'ann. l .D. ano J;lobo:rt G " Jannet10, l 11<o J •nOJohn( "'You. the <'On sumcr. ultimut<'IY would end UJ> bearing the burden and lh:.1t 's not really so dif- fe rent from simply in- l'reusing taxes -it's just not as straightfor"'ard . ., s ays Badham. • • • King is responsible for keeping the buses on the road and on schedule and hu s been a kev link between -district o·fficials :.1nd employe"s , particularly bus drivers. 1-lis lette r or r esigna· tions indicated he has been planning to resign for sometimc. Ml; Robl:th . Bonnie L11e ana J11<k o !:""""'·P••,,c •aAnn•n<1C1avH•" \\'((.(,lt\1'1 t\1cilhuny 1£ague Eyes Hun111r,Car!anCIH.anOTnelm;>R '•llill SpC<.1 k \0 fo'ricndS Of ~·1~"E~;!i1 Fannl11·Elle11 and K11n· the American Opinion Board P1"ck s ~ .. ,.~ .. •E•l•nO•and Terryl.ff Bookstore :.it the group's SK0<, Cyn1ni • Ann ano Harty w. s.:11umpert, aernou• Kathi!''"" ¥Wi monthly s uppt'r meeting o RANG E :.._ 'f he l=~~~~~·,,...,L.•ndAo~rti...ee Friday in the parish hall Orange County Leu~uc 111 a t Our Lady Queen of of Cities Selection Com- HOl'"l"MAN .t.tkinson, Ch••les Tnom•s and Angels Catholic Church, HENRIETTA II;. HOFFMAl<I. •e'i•· l(a!nNi~l(rol F mittec will mee t here dentotu9...,..N191191,c1.o,.ttotck-HoUQ1•0. u .. rb.J•• Lo" ilnd Dennis Ne\\1port Beach: The June ~12 to choose the ::;:",~.·~~:::~e~Dl:~:.n:1~~1!~;:1~i;: ~~""'"· criru1e~ w.1 i.am •nd John Birch Society league's two rcprcst.•n-e .. •no• Fr•nte~ speaker 's to1liC \Vi ii be · h liladtCkl; ntllhtw~. Al t hlrO AIOCt k!DI Vf""').tS. Deann• M. and E•M~I .ti, taltVeS On t e COUnt_v L•9"'11• Nl9u11 •no Jonn & c;.or1t9 sm1n.~or99ll91ndWiulem Allred • 'R Ll c is m -s ri 11 a transit di slr)· ct board of RilOetkl of Illinois. Mil~\ w!U ~ r,..~. oY.Jnol!, .t.nd•l!W Ale • .. nal!r ana J.,,..,. D Th l l llilr 10:)0 .t.M. ~·· c11nerlne '\ Cil111ouc ne11 .. H11ne\ an g l' ro US r Ca O di rector s. °'"''"'In L•11u,,.. B••tn. 1nter,..,.,nt. o;1oc ~.Nanry G •ndPn11tpH ,\meril'illl l.il>ert\·."' The term s of incum-1 .UC1nslonCem11try, El To•o, Ci!. ~I· S•.t<1lf,. Ron<1 l11C. .ind Nant Y J Reservations f0r tht> 7 terLilgu...,Be«nMou ...... ,11 .. ~•t.•~ Aulll:t1<' .. L1111•nG.1ndJonnP .. ul bents John K<incl of SCANLAN tur•cu;iren.RoDe•IB ... ndS•ndrdA p.m . dinner and /or the 8 C _v I> r cs s ., n·d A I llAATLEY .t..S(Al<I LA N.O"t~Ot OI!• ll•nn.l(arenLe111n•nO Wirt ii1<nF h b d " •tn Mlly 11, \91S. R•~idf!nl ol ~!• ~ppeilfd.Cn•rl•••ndB•rb.lra J µ.m . spCl'C t.'~n l' ma c 1-lollinden of Fountain Mew,C...Surv!vedbrni~wlleAhteL. ~~\ s.nar i Jove• •no George by calling the American Val ley expire July 1, but Scani.n; ~•ter, ""'' Leo11 Sn\1111 of C.nn•s,V1ckvR andC• .. ,11 s , Opinion Books tore in bo h Id b -8elrnont. o;ervltl!• Wiii DI! llttld Tnu<>•· (;alOen. DeDOrilll Lynn• Ind Jortn t COU e reappo1nt- dily 2:00 PNI, Beu ero•O••• cn.p,;1 w•1i.t• Ne"'port Beac h, 646-0645. eel for another term . •Ill• flthlf Tirno1n, Mi!CCil<lllyOlli· -----------------,,.,-----::~---------------­c.iilnl. lnt1rmen1, SI . John ce .... l••Y. I San Milleo, Cil , Bell BroildWil Y Mort~y f irecl«•. NOtlTON EDNA W. NORTON, resident ot L il!ilWll Beach. Cil. D•le ot dt•ln ,,_., · 11. 1•1s. Mrs. Norlot1 w•s " rnembl!r or Trte l.allUflil Be.ch women's c1uo . ..,..., • member ot Tht snuffle Boilro Cl\111 ilfld ..... 1 r1sooen1 ot Oraf\91 Coun\r \Of tilly·llW ytilr,. SIMI Is Su•v1...,d Dy 1- ..,..s, 8'"1yton Norton o! Siln Clemenle, Ci!. -RO(! Norton ot 5,,( , • ....,,,o, c.. •-Qrilf>Ckhlldr1n; on" \l'ler, Mr,. Cenllh Henoenon, one ni•tt , ee ... r1, J11'1r1us ol L19uni1 Beien. Ca . Funoral services wltl bl Mid weorw~v 11 oo AM, McCorm ic k LilQUnil B"•cn Cnll'l'I wltn Rev. Or. AIDerl 0 . Hjerpeo! Com· m ... 11., Pre•Dyterl•n Cnurcn o! LaounA lkil<h otlltlilnl. PdvilHt entom!)ment Fillfhilven Milusoleum. In lieu ot tlowe<\, tonlroDu1oon~ lo Tne He•rl Fund wou ld be ~o P•~tiil l ~d. #c:Cormltk Uguna 6eiltn MorluolrY •lreclor\. IALTZ·IERGIEROH FUNERAL HOMIE Cor ona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 llLL IRO•DW A Y MORTUARY . 11 0 Broadway, Cosla Mesa 64 2·91 50 McCORMICk MORTUARY Laguna Beac h 494·941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARk Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc View Drive Newport Beach Catllorn1a 644-2 700 ,, PElK"'•''IW COLOMIAf FUNERAL HOME 7801 Ba lsa Ave Westminsler 893-3525 SMITHS' MOITUARY 627 Main SL Huntington Beach 536-6539 PUBLIC NOTJCE ' THINGS ARE BETTE .A_T ., -.. WESTCLIFF -PLAZA 17th and Irvine -in Newport Beach· Coming •• -. -Book Sale .:..June 6, 7, 8-MARINER'S LIONS CLUB _ Proceed~ Benefit Child G.uldance Ce.~r Old Book• wanted Before S.le·-Donate to any Fire Station, or call for plck·up,_ 840-0333 or 545-9411 Presents THE NOB HILL DINNER Soup Du Jour or A cool crip salad to start Honey & Mustard, Bl.eu Cheese or Thousand Island Hot San F'ranci."can Loaf of Bread PRIME RIB AUJUS -Cheese Slulfed Baked Polalo Vegetable du Jour Be ve rage and Your Choice of Dessert Cheese Pie Ice Crearri Cl1ocolate Mousse 4.95 Children Under 12 -$2.95 Mond•y through S•tutd•Y The-San Franciscan Restaurant 1617 Wulclifl Drioe - Newport Beach For Re1ervatlon1 • luesday. May 20, 1975 Transit Expansionll ' County District Planning Cha11ges SANT1\ ANA -The Fourth of July will be the day the Orange County Transit Distriet m:.ik~ a not her major scr vil't.' expunsion. Addition or several new routl'S . lnte nsiried servit e Cont·l• every h:.i lf hour l on m ajor, ht:avil~· usl.'d routl's. ·~,.. 0AILY PILOT l!::&, ' . Ed\.\"<ll"d f', J,ortiz, the distril·t 's n c\v ~l·ne r<.il m.inacer, said Monday tht: original s tart·up dute or June 15 h ud lo be -Cll.\f'lr;GES 11' nl:.tny routl1S to better serve the cu mrnuting publil·. " -~1<1jor expa nsion or pushed boi ck thrcC' \\'CC'ks r---------------------- for a nuntbl"r of reasons. Loritz explained that a number of ''puzzle piecC's" had tu l>t.• put together b e ro r e th e S(.•rvicc expansion l·ould actually gl'l undC'r '''ay. The expansio n has been in lhe planning s tages for almost a Yl'Llr . K. · w. Johnso1i Ltd. A 1iliques T ilt: R F:CF.l'O'T h11·111~ or a n ad vertis in g firm by thl• dist ri ct a ls o "·:is given as a reason for the t•xpansion dclu)'· Lori tz said :1 mujor publicil y tampaign \\•ill gt.·l under ,,·ay in n1id -Junt'. JPe are please</ to A1111ou11ce the arrit·al of our latest ship11i e11t of The t•xpans ion effort \\•ill include : _;. Additio n of l'llough nt.'\\' fixcd ·route buses to bring the di strict 's nect up to about 150 vchil'lt.·s. fine 17th a11d 18th Ce11t11 ry Antiques fro11i Europe. Studem S howroo111 hours ar<> fro111 9 to.'> Tuesday tltrou{!lt Saturda y. Ho1wred ll ieh;J.rd S. l'\l cGo"·:.111 , 5941' Donl yn D1·ive. tlunt- inbrton Be~. "'as one of 57 Ken Co ll ege 1465 South Coast Highway Laguna Beach <Ohio) s ts to re· ceive s pecial ccognition in the annual hono rs day convoe<ition . McGowan r eceived the Reginal.d B. Alie '! Pri ~e for an undergr<iduale 1n the D e p ar tn1c nt of Math ema ti cs who sho,v s unusual in the field . 497-3088 Once-a-year, RCA lets all th e stops out. in an official clearance sa le. Now 'is definitely the time to stop jn and let us show you. what RCA XL-1 00 is all about. Great color. g rea t dependability and a rea lly great value. Hurry! "Official Clearance" ends May 30. RCA 15~AGONAL XL·100 Modl'I ETl53. A 'lrll.11 ~ul A< rul ·•·'· I''''"'" Tut>" .y~k m HCA"i.mostadv11n~·Cl.CCH1pi..1;.,u1.,1•10' I !:l'.•I·· ct>a~s1~ t:•cup!ouro .. 1 p~·'"''l'·'''r" ·•••ti ,,,lo,1b•••ty l\utomaloc Fine '"'"""1 conveno<>n! 'ctor ~ "clccloi!.10f all 8? cha'lnOI~ and a c,ol.,no..t !tiars 11 dCCOTJtO! dolighl. AllX -100! 1003 Solid State! Mollo! GT72l. RCA Xl-100 1 ooa~ Solid Sl;i!n pli1• flCA '~ c111!Hmnos t11p ""d 1m.1gm.1t1on. ll<!.H111!1JI st~linu .ind. ol $Wlvels ~5 on C•lllt'! <lu,.<":l.,.>ll A u•CJ! porlu·•• ;i t nny i1nglo. A low, low price lo< RCA "ti bl1'.t Dlg 1c1oen plOlu•o 1ut><' , , , . gctl 11 now! • s5999s .................................. Modf'I F T ~O:'i RCA Xl-100 IOO·~. ,ril<(I ,1~1>· 01,,., Supe1 AcouColor blac~ m.ll!•• 01<.11"0 !oooe 1·11 n~•1 br1!hnnt oo!or! Con.,,en1cn1 <;lor~ c.•·lt·cT•n" 1.,, ,111 H.' cll.1nnels-VHF nn11 U HF L•Qlll•·o.l t.11<1•1nol •non.110·~ A.utomlll•c F 1nu t .. n.nq Beaulilul walnu t·pt1t1!1 v•nyl c011t1ted c~b1nrt G""'' ~ •• ,- ' cil~8~_D~A~l~LV_Pl~L~O_T _______ -'~-"uesd=•y.May20 197S Tonight's·~ TV Highlights NBC (4) 8 :30 . "Death Among l-""'r1e nds." K ;.1 tc R~id J)l:.1 ys :1 Lo:; Angeles J}{)licc licutc11a 1\t ·invl!stig~tti ng ;.1 in urcl~r at a Ilc l 1\ir mansion in this ·rv 111ov1e \\'ith i\·Ju rt111 ll~1 l s.a m , J at•k l'ass1cly. 1-i:.iul I lcnrl'id an cl ~.j"lltla Day George. AllC <7) 8 ::JQ -"A l'ry in \he \\'older· lll'S::i " (:l·or gt.• Kc1111edy s t:1rs in this rc- J)l';1tt.•t.l 1'V movie <lS :.t n 1:111 bit ten by a rabi d !-.ku nk. J o~1 n na Jlt..•ttc t . Lee l\l ontgotnt:ry-:.ind Ray f>oolt.> also arc J=- fc<.iturcd. -1.;;1·t.,\ (5) 12:00 -'"J'ht! Ph<.intom P 1·l·:sidl'nl ." r\ ''int:.ige con1l'd,\' from 1932 ~.l \\'J\h (;t.•urgc i\l .. CUhan ;.;nd Clautll'tlo ._ Colhl•rt. . TV DAILY LOG Queen's Kin ~·t Sinatra Having Problema Abroad·Again From Wlre Ser\'lce-s An ]8.ycnr-old second cousin or Queen J=:lizabeth II "'ho set a J::=i:;oline fire at one or Britain's most exclu.sivc schools was briven ( PEOPLE ) both occasions that if we allowed ~ <'OOd ition a l discharge for u Yi;-~1r by th ~ l'l'.'ntral c riminal courls at the Old Dailey. Simon Rhodes, n former page boy of honor to the queen, pl~~dl'd l(ufl ty to .starting a firt:l Nov. 25 al l"larro\\' School. \vhcre the J ~lc \\i'lnston Churchill \Vas <'d ucatcd . Con dition a l dis· ('harge •~the tquivalcnt to being plaC'cd on probati on. · · him to leave the country this way we'd have to do the same ror every other VIP passenger who wanted lo a void publicity," an airport spokesman said. Hhodes, whose mother is lhe d1.1ughlcr Qf Baron ElphJnstonc and a first cousin or the queen, told thl:' l'Ourt he was mentally db;tresscd on the nighl of the blazl:' beca use o ther pupils at the ~c hool ullackl'd him. • Fra11k Sinalra had his pro· b!t'ms lt':J\'ing J~e.itl 1row l'\irport fur G<'t1t1vu, but airport officials ~•1.v 1t \\·;is-only because Sinatru · v.·~1s sc~k ing s pe1eia l treatment. The offi cials s~iid Sinatrot tv.'icc dcm:.indt•d s pc{'ial cus toms clt"a r:.in ct· .:ind a hush-hush de- parture, and\~' :.is twic~ refused. "~·fr. Sinatra w ~1s informed on • World chess champion ADatoly Karpov was held t o a draw by 15·ycar-old Olg• Kovalenko when he played a !~t.board match agains t residents ot his home town, Zlatoust, Tass.said. "lt 's a very difficult job," KarPov said. The \\-"orld champion lost none or the gam es but drew eight, in· <'luding one aga inst his childhood c he ss r ival , Alexande r KolyshwJd , now an engineer . • ~Jorris Green had spent 42 years in prison for the hatchet slay in g of his girl(riend when the parole board recommended he be freed. · The Indiana governor commut- ed Green's sentence, but it was five days too late: Green was dea,d. Arter a clemency hearing ~!arch 26, the lndlana Parole ·Board recommended that the 6S·year-old Green be5el rree. Since· the parole board's re· commendation was tantamount to eubernatorial approval, Green atarted planning hi5 new Ure on the out.side. He hoped to work "'ilh a Mennonite pa11tor. · • The U.S. Supreme Court re- J_tcltd efforts by two sons of the tale multimillionaire H..L. Runt to bl~k introduction of evidence . in th~ir wiretap trial. The <'ourt's brief order decli.n- ing to hear the appeal means the trial or the brother& can r esume in Lubbock , Tex. The federal government con· tends Nelson Bunker llunl end· William Herbert Hunt hired a private detective agency to tap the tel e ph o n es o f six t op e mployes in the l-lunt organiza- tion -aJJcgedly a ·.volley in the complex fi ght between Hunt's children by his first marriage and those by his second marriage to C!ontrol the h':lge corporation .. PUBLIC NO'ftCE PUBLIC NOTICB 1Ds7t NQTICa TOCllllOITO•S • su,.1111 1o•couaTo• '"' STATI 0 .. (41.ll"OllMIA..0111 TMI COUMT't' 0,-0lllAllfO« ' ............ 1 tl!itelt ol JOH N #., IAGGOT. 1--·-P_u_11_L_1_c_N_o_T_1c_E_~·i°"~~E ,, NE•e•v oivEN »n.. fll'1 crMUors of IN e"'°" M-d~ MOTICI O .. TlllUITll'SU.LI IMol .n ,..._, h••lnO u.1 ......... Wlrt llw WICI cM<.tdlllll ort r ... wi..0 to Ille· o.i llw sn-.,., o1 Jllfll. 1t>5 • ..i 11:00 11wm wllh IM ntt ••Wrt 11ouct.r1. 111· 1.m ., ti I'-llh :itr"t 011tr.iK• '° ine tM oitk t 01 1ri1 <ler' ol tMI • ....,. tfl· -c....My c-tNusi IO<:oted et: KID 11t1.-c-1,.or t•11>t•Mfll1"""",""'llrlttw Cl wit (ollkr Drlv1 WIJI formerly -W•Y.WOUC:htr t...t.tllw ""°'"lli'*t U>Own '' 700 We.II 111'1 Str11I. lolli.Y\911 ol 1,_00l<t Of ftl1.tlotMy, WILLIAM II> u .. CJty ol ~nto An•. tauntY o1 T, 1'R ... NOLIN. ,,, Wtil ~II ~Ml, Of'Mlff, $111~ Of (olllornlo, CON· SUI .. 1216, Los Aftlllltt. Coll•~o, T1NENTAL AUX.ll.l.t.RY COM PANY. t0014, wtik l'l 11 In. pltco Di' Wti'*•llf • C..Utonol• CotPOf•ILOl'I, ., l~H -IN .....,'i.IOl'ed '"' •II nwn•r• ~II· !Mr Dtfd of Trull G•l•d ~rcll 6. lt1•. ll'IO IO 1tiefft.tlt of ''Id O.c.o.N, wlllllro t•tc11t..:t•y '!OBERT t...ARNOLOatld lour l'l'IOfllll• •It•• 11141 ll•U pubU~Uon PMYLt..IS M. All;NOLO, h~bMd -olthll llOtlU. .nl•. IWICI r.-twdfll Ol'I Apt II II, lt14, 111 0.lfdAprll 71, 1f11. Boo~ 11110 P•o• •l? •' Oflltl•• T-...,G. &•ooot AKwlh, C0...11ty ot Or•noe, ~homl•. £•1cutor of U.. Wiii Ol"ll 10 iOCllfl •t'I lncM:bl .... l' \11 oll""f-llW""'lldf«'dlnl It-of aANK OFAMEAICANT "SA. WILLIAMT. a•AMOt..IN I Mtlolll1 be>nllllf •• ,oc.l•liofl, by ••• .,. ...... 11 .. 11111• ,.,. -.. t ... 1M'ff(fl 91 C:.tl•lt'I DCll~· '-.....,...Ctlll.tlll• 11-loK~ l-•llr ...,lk • of ..,,;ti\ .. _._, IW ••oc.- -~., .... .,. ~•-•Y JI, 1'1S, In T .. : UIJl ...... JI Mnii: !Cl 1901 ~,. c,, i~ th• Wil· P UBLIC NOTIC~ PUBLIC NOTICE Pl' RI.IC .'.\'OTICF. Pl" RI.JC !\"OTICF. eoa 11311 ,. ... 1•21. 01 0tt1t1•1 Nlill....., Or.,... Co••1 o.u, P11at, dtUltU .. 111) (dr1) '74-Gtortt llrll· -----------·I ------'-------~i----·----------l ·---·---------'IR9cwltl 9f "'"Or~ C-y. -_,.y6,13.10,Jl, ltJS l4"t2·IS Tuesday nedy, Jo1nn1 P11tet. Lii H. Monl· -P"ICTITIOUS •USU~ESS ,..,1 ll\ln lhrH mo11tlli l'l•w. 11~ 11om">'· L11m ounn, Collin W1lco•· ••c-,.','o'u·,",'u"•••••s NAMESTATEMENT "'c•'"•'o,u•,•,uST,•,•,ss '•",..."'•'o,,u.•,•,uM"'•"••,ss ,111(1 ""'"' r•tMd•ILOfl, •Ill t1U" Ho'".' •• ' ,-1•. A mon bitten b• • • N M TA M publlc ~ti.ti to the lllQt1111 llldOtt k>r .,.. E T Tt>e lo110 .. 1n9 per 1on Is doi"'ll Cul.I· Tl'lot l II · i.oni •r1dolng ~ T I · I dol 1J1n1 I r•bld sllunk le•ri. lhlt 111 w11l 10 NAMESTATEM N tll!S••~: 0 °"""91M• • .... OllO'll'•"'ll per'9'1 I "9 . ulfl, N YH>ie lfl l•wfUI '"-' .. .,,. mid. ilnd ro prated h11 '•milr from oo:::~ouo ... ong D<'•~OIH •• ,, oo.no tlonl· NEWPORT CHARTERS. ~ VI• f'IHJ ~:; E Fl OWE R PLACE, ,,,, ...ss::~.OA)( OIST .• '''°' "IC•tion :~1.-:1:.~~o~.~::~1.':·.::.::::.i.~'. •tit•~::~:!:·$~'.:'"'",,' MAY 20 PUBLIC NOTICE 0 Evening I . , 1 1 1 any harm ht 1mght inthct upon 0 E C 1 S 1 0 N M A K 1 NG 1 N. 011<1rto, Ne wport Beach, C•Htorn•a Wl •nlf". tiunll"9\on e i i cll , C•I. t'!M1 ~. tilll'lllfl!l\Ofl 8l•cl'I, C••· l2W P"~I ot ln'!Ollftl. fS 10 llti., ponnsloti ,.... A.f:tMf lht t nl re ••en1111 S pro1r1mm "K 0' I hem, he ch11n1 h•mstll to • beam FORMAT ION, 1100 Norin M•on SUMI, tll>tlO Fr•nk A. Cori. ''01 No . ~01 J9wpfl P1trlclli Brr•t1I, tlto2VIC .. Of incu"'bttf'I<•,, Ille intir••I cOll· 111 IPl<I S11P1tlor Court ol tlw 5tlh ol' f~"1~e~1h1~e~ ~I:~: m~t~ :~:: ~:u~~e s~~n w~i~!I ~.1:n~,,:•lh1e:~ 11n F~~.::1:,~;~~~:.'~~;',:'orni1 ta.· Ne:;~i:;~,~~~:Wio!~~~~~ Opot-10. W•r~,c~u;~\~":o~~nH~~~~ t~,,~':;,~r:~';f~'!'~i~':,'·:.: ~:~Htou:.: :: :~ ~ ;, ';:,~~l>~1,::~1:.:i:i;~~~~~1 0r ~. 1111 p1101 notice dut to Ille NIA a.,,. help, ht btilnS to tell1Je 1h~I hos PO'"OlliOl'I. 1100 Nori II Ma on Sr., 8th Fir.. Tll•S bus•nts<o 1~ <ollO"Cl~d by•'°'" Sl,No. ll•. W. Hol1ywoQG, C•l.~t ctl¥1d\l<ll. llACl"lotM lollowlng OISt •llJltdP""-11Y In Ille Miii•• ol 1111 ESl•t• of Oorllld ltltl.IJI Ch1mPi•n1bip Series, lent1Uwe-l•rm •S tnd1n1ered by a 111)(ld S..nta An•, c.o11otornod POr.il•Oil. Th\~ b"<oone~' h co11duCl1d by a Joe B•Y•llt si l.,.ltcl in 11\I C.ouflty ol Ot•ngie. S\tte A. HlllM:fl, O.cttsed. i, uhed uled ror toni1hL 1 m Peter Sellen>, Plake eo::.:~.~.'~~ ,~ 0<i1ng conautte<)by-a 1111,. ,~!;';~;~~~::',11,d with tht 9fttt••l~~1;:~.h~:~e d!;i~C~~!':;~1~:! i~1.:'t,~~~ ,o1~~~;~~~-~~;:1~ 1111 In 1111 City o.'::~''.~'::ir :;~;~1::.-~ !:..""; * Edwards, Henry M ancini Ro, K Lonao•t County Cltrk ol Ora,,91 Co .. nty Oii ~' This 1t•temtn1 w•s tiled wilt! l":f l4, lt7S. of l'Mwoor1 BIHll. cO...ntw·ot OrMIOf, u... ,,.......1 .,.. W''t llllldir, wbj«.t t~ •:OO D (17 (3) NIA liU.tlblll-Chl m· & Catherine S c.hell! 1111'" <otatem.nt h!td with 1ht COUntt 10• 1'1 ~ County c11rk of Or1nge Count, or>Af#• "'611$6 St•I• M Clllior111•, '' "'' m1p rt· ,lll'lllrrNollOl'I of ~la SUl)tri1r c-1. Oft piensllip Seri ti Ill "'-,,,·1110 ... _ c1er•otOr1nve County on: ~v6. 1t1s. f"ut02 ~4. \~IS. • Pvtllhhed Ortnot Cn•I D•l1 w PllOI, ·-Old 11'1 6oN ._. ,..,., "· 4i-.d •7 ot or •l'llf' tlw JOtfl G•W 11 M•Y· lllSM IN IO WJ ~ ~ ~Nroa1 •• ~•wn Publ•!llt d Or•nge CW~I Diiiy Pilot. ..u .. •-llH 10 ' -"."r.a] 1' =, ... ·-·,,,_, [ve11in&•ISr•Pho•f F-4W1 ... "'' 0 0 ,..,1 ...... ,1"CIM.1y•,ll, , t lS 147*-JS M1uef1......,usN.lpi ,in tM elUt1otlhr otl1<1otJo1111t...W1lbOurn.o..19Nwn, ?;: -~ft Putili!J\ellO<anwe Co•M DallyPllOI, ..,.y. ,•lldJUlltl.I ,I IS l......-$ P\llbll\hldOrMIOICo.UD.lllyPllol. CowltyAICOtdll•olHICI C-tw. A'-1 •l'ld 0.1, ... 1 .. u. JSSS Ton....:• 6 Bon111.11 9:00 1J@G!J M'A'S'H (II) Jn one Mayll,20,11,a11<1Ju111J,l~IS llll-IS ""'il2'1,•nd~w6,13.~,191S 1s1 .. 1 ·---Tlle•lrfftMldrtisit'ICI01111fcort'W'l'llt'I &lwd .• Torr•11ce, C•ll lornl• to~l. · lio11sidt ot ~·s mcompllrable 1ttle•s home. Pl"BJ.JC 1\"0TICE Pl' RI.IC ~OTICF. ~tlonl.ll•Y.Mllllr ... proptr; ci11n11 ol L.•1 Afll•I•'· Sl•t• of '•rlrillce f1111itJ H1w~e1t du.cube~ lht tYtn\s ul 1 1---------------1, dllW.•I"" .iion 11 Plff'por'IH .. i. Clllton>I•, •II 1111 •111N, 11111 _, ,,... N11ia Tnrs.1 lypic..il unbehev1bl1! d1y wfticll •fl· I' l ' B l_,J C f'OTICE I ---------~---1 PUBLIC NOTICE r.~-,o1ocn= TIOUI aUSIM•IS 1'000 T......,.. T1rr.c:1, ,,..wper\ ee.t11. t«ntol ,,.ICI dKWM:d 11 IM Jl,...ot Oii• h , NAME STATEMENT MAMllSTAT•MENT Elrctric: Colll~llJ Ind 1n Army L1cuten1nt w o dotsn I .. ICTITIOUS •UltN•SS ..... t•lowi .. po••-I> -~-•. ctii.ctoM"'' 111y llltllllly tot" .... y Int«· lNt tM 1•11!1 el ul.i tllc .. MCll 1111 «.· I Stir lril volv11 1 mid lurk,• mis1ln1 body. P"ICTITIOUS •USINl!SS l----=--====~-I CMlfoml.9•, 1111 ""°'r1l9n.O T"'1tto •ll'I aNf .:n tM rlfht, 1111• •IOllll h'lltr1n JltclJ I frit"dl tlelieve m w1itilll his lu1n. f"ICT•TIOUS •USINESS Tnl followin9 per~s arr dOiftllbllsl· NAME STATllMEMt '""' -· -rKl,...itl'I lho llrHt ..cldr1SS ....,_, .,ir.O ll'Y Op1r•llt111 of t1w "otl'l9f'wi10 •·,Jo .~ .. ••-Go.HI• •• ,. I ( 6 ) n._ Unto11Cb1blt• • NAME STATEMENT "'''.~!.:TORSPORT• w E•n Y, ...-,.,,. tollo'#lng Pff-lft dolfll llusi· 111ss.,:~STE AN WI lllE AHD ALlOYS, ,_ •.iF•lloM. If •n,, ,,._ ..,,., '""' w 111 Mdlllt111 '°!Mo!., wld m , ._;1• ,,,·ttll>..., m BiM llll•llCI Tht lollow1n9 per!o<>nS ~•e doir>g Ml· ""'"' """"' fteu~: . '-'•IPI. CllCHMll. II 11111111'11 Of de•ll'I, lftltld to ......, il) ED $"1 l lietl C rdy nllS a\: Quail StrMI, NtwpOr\ Btltll. CA. t244J CHANHEL ONE !CHANNEL 1). Jlt.n &r ... t• Circle, H""h"tl'llll'I 11..:h, For tlll pur"" of .. YlnQ obtio-1'-.. I IM Clrl•IPI r11I prop1rty lll...itd Ill ~~~ti 9:30 O llNlT 1 ;Jllti11 '~l~e Hoyt A.don Lorn~~L~;r~n~~~~;.Ezo1Z1°::;,,~ Cor~~l:~~~n~h1":;:i;t~:,~f"1~~';';:11~ =.;t;1i::.:!~;2,S\llll G-J. Call• CA.=!CI Bruce Moss, 21132 9r..-it• ~='-b:~~~ ~-~~1:1: ~~~:.'~:t~~~:1~e;;,:,'i;:: :! L'.19 ,I J Deiftr's C~tii:t I S~ow" Lind~ fWnsladt. A1lo Guthr<t. Bl~d • Su•ltq, C<>'>!a M~~a. CA. 92621 f<ttwpart Blach, CA. t 11>6l TM F'"rO<Jra"' SlrYlc e•. lr.c •• 1 Or cit, H""'tiPIQI.,,, 61•cll, CA, t'1W6 T~ .. , .-d'w..W:ll, II •"'· -\ht followl, IO·wll: • r•~ 1111 · • • · ,..,. ~ " ""..... 1 C1lilor,,i• (.,por1U111, lJOl Hlrllllr terms ot • .wlCI Peed ol T•inl .no Ill· Lat II, Tr.tcll.,.~liPlfm•pntordotd m 1 ' f.1 I BoTTr S• "'''' ''"'' lo<'•• R•l• •••-I D••-• '•, '''' ,,_,, •• , Ttui. t>u~'""'' I\ toPlduc\ed b• •(Or• Tllis bv!.inHi h cend11<l1d II• Ml in· Utile ll1ial1 Coohdge, P•ul Woll.ams ilnd l\r,1 Rd . Newoo•t Bea(n, C.• q2"60 porill!Dn. StWI., s...111 c;..J, '9ll• Mtw, C.lllornla dl"'°"11R· , •• ,, ••• ,, ttre>I t,,..,_,_ • In eeoll 1lt. P•gt\ IS·l• ot 1r,1;,. I M all Hf t t llotioo•!W .Brt1etsJr ,92o~B•""°P Act>onPu1;>ll..,.1r1,lnt. ·-,..., 7:00 l . 1 .. 11sld1 r+~T eaon lu r o, S RUe1 S Ot Pl, we~l1T10n,1~•. (.A. 91013 Gr•'• L.Johns.on. Pttt. 9'l02• ' Tiii\ \111tm1nl .. ,, flied with tnl OlttdAP"il21. lt lS. {jt!1MOU$ Rrcords ol S•ld Countr. 8 0 ,..., f7'I ....... ~No-!hr~ hour O! un Jnd mu11c. ___ , flli• bu$i11t1$$ ii <Olldutled by• Cor• ,____ C C 1 ""-Unt11111Au•lll••Y """e (<>mmo11ty •11o wn a1: 1161 -~~~ R• Tho<o bul"'''~S•stonouc!edbyalimjr. This \\attmrnt was li1HI ,.,,111 1~ .....,.,1y 1eraol Or•~ ou,,lyor>APf l ,._, .. wllor 1-Dolt1n 0 News Count• Cllrk ol Orin,. Co.,nl,Dll "~11 pOl'•llOll. 14, '91$, ,Cqn'l~Y • Ber mud• Av1 •• W1\lml"U1r, C..lif. ,., Sq d (D S..lui to o\dwtnlurt f'G!>il•IOW<'•h•P. ......-TMPro;ramServit•5.I"'. NllSJ •1Trv1\t1 • ~ O'lllll. ~-Mod UI llJ) a:i Clntml 17 R.Ja(~ Dalbey Jr. 11• l9IS. HJMI PIUI E. EgM, Slcr11•rr PubUlhff Or1"91 (Nil 0.11, Pilot. BY H.G. JOllllSO" .----S..C(Pffll)l•ftisto~ Mild •· .. s1:S:· llJ ~~l·~~~:1ue11Ul €D ll Tier11 TlllS lll\tm.nt ,...., lolrG w'illl !NI Pvbli1.lllG Otln<)I Ctllll Dall, Piiot. Tnii U•i.tnlftl w•l Ulld with ltle April-n, •Pld ~' 6• 13. "lil, ltlS l•Jt.JS As1ist•nl !ol<rel••Y Tt tms ol Wit c•sh in llwlu! ..... yo! lo 00 D ,.,.,,, r &"\ n;;.. .:.'\ P ti ST county CltrM of Or11,.9t Couni,onAprll •prlt 1'9.ina May '· IJ, )O. It IS Ul1-7S County c11r-of Or•"'lll" County or> April p.,bll~ld NtWpatl H••bOr NIWI ,,,.. Uni led Sl•tes on t onll•ll'lllio.I ol I L1v1 luq : · ~'-'!.I~'"""' 1 tt orr 14, 191S. :it. 1tlS. f--------------1 Prii.i,tomll4n1d wllll 1he O••noeCoast wll. Ttn~•tentol•mount bldlOtltde· Thi rll "Al;ron lhl lone" (R) lh1 dnifl 10 F•l1Jll fQitt 0.lly PiloC. _, 1, U. 10, It/I Ut7·15 POSlleGwlthbld. ll Mui« Pr11Hbi4a e$C1pt lhl tedium of I dtsll IS· PUOlilllea Ora1191 Coas1 Oaily Pilot, P UBLIC NOTICE PllbliSheG OfM\91 Coast O.llr PlloC, PUBLIC NOTICE aimorotttrs to bl 1<1 -111,..Mlllwlll ~TM lit V1Jlcy 1111nmen1 fe1<h 1 ser111nl to offer M.lv•. ll, 111, 11. 197S 1t.t11.75 MIY•, 13.20.11, ltlJ 1~1-Js f--------------1 bl rtttl"d •t 1111 1t0t1H1.i olf1C1 .. ED.,.,, lllittl lilaUiH h11 services when f•llow olfic:ers If)' FICTITIOUS auSINESS .,.ICTITIOUS auStNESS PUBLIC NOTICE .,., t1m1 •ll•r 1111 ll••I ltllblic.ftlon ' (i))lo1111.1• lo inhltrate I llfil heroin oper1· NAME STATEMENT NAMlliTATliMENt ---=---------1n1r ....... dbllOf'tClll1oft•I• • . Dr.•• lion. Chuck Connors, James W.in-P lJ BLIC NOTICE The toHOwlnt 01rsof! ls dol"!I PUBLIC NOTICE Thelo•IOwilltl PffMHI~ 111 ~busl-NOTICI" TOCltEOITOftS 0.11dtlll• lllhd1yetM11r. 1t7S Tllf" Sl901rl wriclll and Linda Chslll shr. I ------,==-----·lllllMllM••s: nesso1i.: SUPEll;IOft COURTOFTKE J..,,M T.Sl>Orl ~mm lkw:s 116740fl s A 0 D t.. EBA c IC SCHOO ... 1---,==="'"'"'"'"",---1 J.J, PLAQUES. 1"'3 l.CIOl"'I Ne>, G STATE Ol'CA\.lf"Oll;IOA FOllt E1tHllllll'efll\1Wlll 1"1> §@1 ~ rJ) Htlywood 5'1Yern { I~ FICTITIOUS IUJSIHESS SUPPLY. >1!110 M.t~; ... rltt Pk..,. .. HD. ..ICTITIOUS •USINESS COlt• Meow. CtllllH"nll tttt • TME COUNTY 01' OlllAMGE O'I wld 0.<elMlll. llW A111tfluR Stylt ' ~, ~~. w ,.... NAME STATEMEHT ,,.,MIUlonYillo.c..111ornl1'267.S-MAMll ITATIMIENT -·' Elli• Mo•1;0, 11'1 M.11 ..... , NO.A·UJl9 ,...L. Wei-- ·-·········· \SJ 1.,i.J IOU u cus e .. , ..,._, I ... ... -• £ -0 COTT D Y•I' • -···'"' -· -•• • H (",,,Th Tl'll lOl1owlng ptrson•1r1(10ir>gb<bi· John w. ColU•r •Pld C•rot-5'11 .... ooow no....--••rt l'l!I • H11 .. 11---B1•ch,CllllOft'IL1'1MI Sl•I•"' L • .... 1~1 r.1 1.1.1 "o Tn••• . . OUl·nUi 0 t fl• ... '"'""' "'COTT DUD El VA•' -..... ---.... "' '""' I I ol h ··•-·I nl»I'. eo.1i1t,2..o!M.t9Cf•Mn.i......,M1Uioll "'il•I : Jloldltl'I Attfl M.lf1it'I, l'.Ul Mt-, .,... L .... .....,c · --Q Nlllio11 $ ....ie: ~C) (Zhr) I 4'nW!! 0 two Olmtr I ..,...., GRAPHIC SYSTEMS DIVISION, "'lllio, C.Utwnl•t:lt,Ji 610Ff. EOBACK -AUTOGENI C Huntl,.ien 8tHh. Ctlit.,.-nllt'JMI ·-• 1'IOTICE IS HIE AE6.,. GIVEN IO llw *"5T~-· •1'1'11 • .. Wilt. Do11't •~11M (com) '66-Cary lootbll1 pliytrs it mirrtd br llHI 1m1 1Pldus1ry Strrtt, C.arOlll (.row , Tiiis r.u,1,...,, 1, cenducteG 91 1 TA-.INl,.G, 17$ Victor!• C·l, Cwi. Tiil$ bui.lnes, 11 conductllCI b1 • t •tdll0t1 of 11>1 •bowe nMned dolc:t<lllll ,.,.,_., C. ""9J Cr int, 5'rMn1hl Etcir, Jim Hutton. ~id'"' ol de 1th. Ben Murph) '"d Calttom i• 92MI ~, .. P¥tntrUOip. -... C.Ufor,,i.t 'llll'N•••P-•s.hlp. VI.It 111 Pl'"°"' l\.fyl11Q cl•lml ~11111 Jltl1 m 11-.ittlltd SeoU Ntwm1n 1uot. CH R ISN 11( CO A PORAT ION . a (;MOlyn Sue ColH1r J~ II. MKl.lod. 2321 Bly FllTll J.,dy A. Martin 11't M id cltt ldtnl •re r1qu!red lo lh1 Pubtit.hld 0 r•n91 C1111I o·.ur PHof. fD ti1ywittlllf'I "Aris ;~~~ C!.' &ood T1111ts Cll•IO•"•• torporahon, 12261 lfl0Ui.1ry Ttlll st1'9mtnl w•1 llteG wllll Ille Pl •• S...tt An•, C•llllH'fllf 91707 This ualemtnl ••S lilt d wttll It'll' thlm. wllll 11>1 n1c11.Wry vouthtf"I, In """' 1t, 211, t •. 1911 lll)-1S A vis•! to El CimirlO Hith School 0 6 G•te11 Acres Str~I. Glraen Gro~e. C•lllornl•92(1.0 '°""'' Cltrlfol Or.t1>91 '°""'' en-'f"'U O. Mk Met N.ICLlod MO, ll21 a.y C0....1v Clt•k ol Or•11we Counlr en ,,..y "" olfic1 Of tlll cltrll ol Ille atio...e t'fl· ·~ Woodland Hills to Wt llcrw the m lftlel11ct Th•\ bus\ .... 1.s h condutlld "' I , ..... 12. 19JS. F .. m ..... S.nl• Ml, C.llle•nl• '2101 '' 191$ ll\lllCI COIP1. or IOPrt!.lnl tlllm , witllll\e P UBLIC NOTICE lr1•St·•ll"flldf11Ct pilot ptoitct 11 lD:lO 0 llNltT Spl(il l "Hrper1tn<o1on: pOr•l•Oll. • P"aMI Tl'li• '"''lnHs h (fPld .. ct1d b1 • ' . ~ AICt!oHf"Y 'fQUl:Mrs, ID lh• ""-~1 -------------- 1 '·I 'II (' (R) Cllrisn•~ Cor11or•li011 Pllblisl\ld Orin .. COlil 0 111• "'°'· ~r•I parlnt<$1\lp. Pullli\lled Orin,. Co•SI Oi!t• ..... •I !tie otfi<.1 ol htr lllerney, l!RNEST ,.g1k•n1. "' ~ tnl ' e ' e ' "' Amerlu11 ou1d0111111t11 Bud furm1·iste1m Rto111 This :i~:;;:::~: ,..,., r•irt1 ""''" uie PUBLIC NOTICE ~~ ~~:'r~";~,;;,: ~=1:':~";1_·---P-U_B_L_l_C_"_O_TI_C_E--; ~y~:r!:r~1•~~:~,\~ 1~~:WA=!'!i Allimtl Wt rid ED Hns c.-1, Cttrkol o ranQe Coun•r (WI Apnl I, lt lS. • ,, builfleS\ ol tlll UllGtrSIQntd In .i1 rnll• P"ICTITIOUS •USIMl SS NAME STATEMENT Tflt toUowing Pl''°" h Ooing buli· nliS1~: I ltitDI I ~· M•A•S•it Wilham Nltllota' P~l'1-'My 1J.10.21.andJU111 J, ltlS ln.t-75 J-' A. M•cLeed Mlrto.21, •ndJu1>el. 10. ltlS 1196-15 w. tTN Y. Attorri.y "' ... aw, • Little R1ial1 -:16 Alhed Hitchcock •. 191). F4l1ll ltts pert.tini119 le ll>t 1•l1!e ol Hicl dlo· '"' 8Si1J N"'1 I m Ftthn1 Good 1"4Hn P"ICTITIOUS •USINESS Putlllihed Or"'91 c ... ,, 0.ily PiloC, J'ICTITIDUS •USINIU CllMlll, wllbln ,_ montll• lltet" 11\t . 6 "o' '7!' Ad1111.IZ "Somt· 11:00 EJ Q 0 !IJ. ~ News Put>li~ed OraMwe Co1~I Dally Piiot, NAME ST .. TllMllNT Mey ll, 10. 27. 1fldJllf'lt3, lt1i 16'0-1S .. ..._.. STATEMllNT . llr\t Wt>llt•llDl'I elll\li notk1. ""~ I ~00 ' ''''''''' '''''' Tlltloll<>•l•optrlOfls•r•dOi"' '"'''"'"'"•••r1en l•d•l•1 -.,-... ,,,,,,, !hin1 Wor1h ""in& for" Concl. Back fl )f.U" o_, New1 M9r•. I . , , · •• .,.. s.. • COADNA DE\. MAA BIKE Sl10P, ll1l E. Co•H Hl9llw•'· CorOflO del Mir. C11ilor11ia 914)~ RicMrO Lor.t .. J•ck!.Ofl Jt., '3» E. "' 0 8 < < · flo.lli...,, •• ,: llldi""IM: MAR ¥ ANN EICHHORN on p11fo! 1!1tr recov1rin1l<om1un-t11 DI rDIKtlt ---------------I FA Lt.. BAO O I( F V N 01 N G PUBLIC NOTICE DANIEL AMOS, 11• •1sl Str•I E•ecu.,i• ol llllWlll shot -~nds. M1 llOJ ~11ns Rttdl I 6 S&I. Bil~D COllo\PAN .... •jQO C•mpu• Ori .... Sull1 1---------~----1 ,......_, e....:11, Cltl~nl• ""'° ol 11'>1 •bove ow med dfCldtnt Rll or's tl1m. •llicll would m11n I M!111on: lmpouibl• G•v•n s. Herblrl, Jr., I'"" G.lll••w NAMll STAT•MENT .............. Hl'I. C1Uf9flW• '2660 Al1wMY<lll I.I• Co•U H lgllwa w. Corot'!• det Mar. C•Hlornl•'111S Tlli$ t>utl11ts1 /J t ond<Klld by In Nt- divldual. Ai<ll•rd t... J•ck•°" Jr. •• ton .. dtnn1 llkin1 !ht i11vts\1· l lhtlU(JSllo• p(;JJ(,IC J'\OTICE 424.H1wportBe...:11,c11iforni192MO l'ICTITIOUSaUSIN"l!.SS T1ny SColl T•ylor, 11• •hi St. ElltNllSTW.PITNE.,. de~~ job. Pollet Chief [d Otwis 1nd l Mod Squid ----·----·------1 Orive.Newoort6t•ch,C•HfDr"nlat1MO. Thelollowi"9Pf'"°'"•redolno1M.151· Tl'tl1 bu1ln11• Ii t oltd.,t lld b' • ..,.....,ascw1"''''"' TlliS U•!tmfnl w•~ fl~d Miii !ht c-ty Cltrk ol Or•fl90 Countr or> N.ly 16, ttli. •• llr.1ttel~n1ue11 I "\j!J Mt. lll(Q' FICTITIOUS BUSUolE5S W•rrtn E. Tin Ertk. 121 E,,_fld flftiM: ..,_,.1,...-11110. LM.....,.....,C..11 .. nria*U 0Movit: (C) (Zhi) "Tt.filld A -fe. eU~I011<h1bln NAMESTATEME NT 8ay,L19.,111811cll.C•lilornl•"1UI CO MMUNITY INSU RAN CE T1n1T•Jlor Tll:l21ll61J..0114 llliRbew'" (dotumen!it')') '71. I m To11 lo1 He1tt~ lht tollOW•"'il person I• O<l>no;J bo.nl· Tllil ttu'll'llSS Is (Ond .. c tea bY • AGENCY,t0'1T•llllfr'IA-.s..tt.2. TJtlll .t.a.-t ••• t llt>d .in. tN ....... rtw•.e<vttl• J'UllM ~ W"litl Wild Wnl (if,(})) Winted: O.ad 11 Ali wt N H as , gien1rt1 -lfllr~lp, "-\Dlt'IY•llOY.Cflllor11la '21" CCKll'llY Cllrk at Or•11 .. ~, Ol'I Publllhed Or..-.ge Cffil Dilly Plklt, Publllned Dr .. n<ie Co•sl 01il1 Pil'11. ( .. 'i') [3 '~ Hippy Dofl ll:JO O ~ ~~ ,...,CIS Ult Movie: l<J La Ft..EUR•s DRAPERY & HOME w1rren E. 1111 Eyck Aobert W. Noll, llCM 8oll$0t!rw Mott.l'I•, ttJS. M.lyto.1l.•ndJ"lll3, lb""""'''--'''"""''''f·M-•_•>_o_._»_._,_,..,_,_"_"_'_'-·-'°-·-"-'-'-'-'-"-"-' ~ "~ l..l'.J FURNl~HING SERVICE, 952 Wilt (i..l~illS.Htr1M rl,Jr. Drln .ANl'lllm,C•Ulornl•fllll» 1'01W -.. Not Wolh Mr Siiler You Oon'I'" (11)1 .. T~e I 1ncltn" (d1t) ·~a -AJ1n w;1_, St''"· Co~•a M•~•. C..lifo.rnl1 Tiils ,1.1ement ,..1,. 1,1ed ...,;111 Ille Olverilll•d Eq.,IUe' I• 9Jfll•ll Pvt!ll\IOed Or•n<Jt C1111t D•llY Pilot. P L:BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOnCE Rot:h•e's surp11se over lilll• siste1 L1ad, E1nest Bor1n1ne. m11 e.o..nty Cl•r-otOt•no<rCounly Oll,,..., MrtM••hlp), 9092 T•lllerl A,..llUf, MlylJ,10,27,alOllll J..wJ,1,1J_ 173'-I ~:~e;ht1~·~te !~~~~s ~~-~e ... ~~r~~.k~~! !n!il,v~ ~~ Johnn1 C1non ~t·e01~~~~:1~;~~~~cr~1~1~.:=~~;1_. '· 1915. ~ ~;:: 10. Fo .... l•ln Y1Uey, C.lllomia ,.,,":T'~~~s°s:t..E NOTICE QP";~s~~STE•'SSALE •,,,','",,l·~·,•,•,',,",•10",,', ',',,",',', Uncle I ~· G,u111w•o" ,,:,~.~.~u~n>e\~ •• tonducted by dn in· .. ~111,,•~,. ',,o ",..,"',e C.o•,",,o,,ailyln">",',· Tiiis ,bu,lnts~ .. ,11 condute\td l)y • PUBLIC NOTICE · T:'b. ,., .... l•·tU ........ ,.,. · · tr?_ lion ~ ..-1 , , .• ... un• , 9ffttr• partner""' p. flit UT)IM On June 10, 1171. 111:00 A.M., It lht (I NIA 811.•etblll-Cltlmpio"'hlp 0 ide World SPECIAL Kat~rynL.aFltu• JoMC.Gotdl110 •'°'"JI !oou111UrOl'lllt11.,..,.<e•e1r11old c:.:i..r.!y Stril!s . * ''HAS MARRIAGE Th" <otatrmtnl wa1 !!led wolh the ,P UBLIC NOTICE llli• "ltt"""' w11 filed will\ !tie SUPEJllOlllCOURTOlllTME S-l1>1J08.,.Jo.•C•Ufor11l•corpet• Cout lllflllS•, City o l S•nl f An•. I De l ltr's tltlrce HAO IT'" Countr Clt•~ ol Oran Qt County on Ap"I C-r Cllr• of Of•nOt Lo"nly Oii Moll y STATl!O• CALll'OJINIA FOJI llOll M •uly '"°l11tod Trvt.1• ~ C •I If 0 r 1111, AMC 0 s E A y 1 CE Moftd1r lb•ll f ri41r . ''· 1q1s. -------------· 113, llJS. TN II COUNTY Oll'OlllANGE IM totlowlflf OMcribl'd OlleG ol lf"SI COAPOAATION •• C•lllottril (OtPOr .. [J S~o. dt lri1 th1tDn I Dyan Cannon Hosts F43151 NOTICI!: OF NON·R ESPOMSI lllt..ITY Funs Ne. A..,.,, Wt Lt. SE Lt.. AT PUILIC AUCTION TO ''""· ., Try51H ... 11c1er lh• C11ed o4 1•161 Oii-' MtYit: fC) flhr) ~The $.and 1 O (<n (f.') C1J llfidl WDrfd Spe. Publr.,,,td Oran~ Coa•t 0..Hy F>llol, NOTICE IS 11 ERE BV GI VEN ttwt l'l,rbllSl'led Or1noe Cw st Dilly PllOI, MOT ICE o• MllAlltlMG OP" llETITIOH THE HIGHEST 61DDEA FOii; CASH ""°'by ft0tl£A:T PARIS ANOl.INDA ,ebblet" Concl. (dll) •66 _ Sle•tl CHI "His Mlrf•lit Hid II!" Rt AP<d l'I, •nd May 6, ll, 20, t9n lSl).IJ '"" ""dersogneo ••II ,,0, tioe rf'-lbil MWf' to. 27, llld J ""t l, 10, 191~ 1137·! JIOft PllO•ATll QI' WILL ANO fOlll: :::z.•,111.; i:: J~h:d ::.::;:.:~,:.I~~ PAllllS, huSlllnd •M •II•, Mid recor6- McQui en, C•ndoce Ber,en, Rochard i.cneduled tor any debt'> or t.aDol•I••• tonlre<llG • t..llTTIEJIS TESTAMIENTAJIY •• .,.., int~nt c-wi-d to .,. NW Id i.-,, 1914, 111 8oet It its. Pa9I 121. A bo h ,.,, c ~--• ,,, _______________ ,Dy B•SE RAN(.H I, I Ge ne111 EM•te a l t..lt..LY M. CL.AR«, .. , .... ·~ ofottld fl Aecordtot .Or•n;rc;.ounly, !!en IOU& · U MO•it ( l "..._.rtet Altl" (dll Parrfl<!•\ftop tomoo•rd of ANDRE P. P UBLIC NOTICE Otte•loed. NICI by 11 ""'°" plCI Deid of Tflllt 1t'1 C..lifornl•. Ol,..n to Mcur1 •11 lndeti!eG· El Show dt S1!wi1 PJn1I R1<h11d Oennln1. t'IOSEFIT A !>TE VE NS, ROBERT O. S L.P·JSlll Ell-M. O!•Oll twl lllld hlrtlt'I a TAUSTOR: Lie Simmons,• "'"91t MORTGAGE CO •• I NC.,• C..llfen>l• I lnttrn1tion1I Anirndion ft1hv1I '~2-WYonne OeC1rlo, llatk Hud~n. . J'l' IJl.IC 1"0TICI-: NE BOLON, CHA Rt.ES A. DEt..IO, 1 -~--·-----------NOTI CE IS HEREBY Glv£N ttMrl ll'lllor001r1y .... rtlow ner1Muritied: nt~S fn l•wDr o l fl AST ST ATE J1p1-lln11111e P101r11111 12:® 0 Movil: "Tiie ~ll•ntont 'resldtnl" R ""OCLI F FE. RES E 11 R CH AN O NOTICE 'fo Clll EOITOllS i:-UOon llH' Pr-Ir of WUI IPld tar Lfl· ,,_ ,.,.par111on. s.Jd deed of lr\l!ol ,._ i;JO 6 li) (I) Good Jirntt (II) f ll!l!y (com) '32-Geor1r M, Collin, C\lU· S~~~~~~:~~~=~~T~~E MARKET 1N(, I NC ., and 111<1 un· SUPl!.111 10• COUATOl'THE ter1 TtllMMnl••Y reletllKI to ...,k11 C.~l~=~c;::.:.:.~11-00 ..... 1 ~.":.,"R'T~ ... ••• c'o'R'°PO'R'AT•,OOHV ~::. !hrt•ds i nd tilts of ,.eillh ind 111• 1 del1t Colbtr!. dt•~·~ LA RR Y W. MtDONNELl., STATllOFCALIP"OJIJoilAPOlll: i\ l"'ICle for lurltler p1rUc11!1r1, _.., '""' ..... w' ,,. 'I"."' •• •-•mpoor [•O•O HO•••> o> m Movii: '"Cithtrlnt, Ille Grtir' ST AT E OF CAt..I FOR NIA FO't 1nd /Or b 1 NEW POAT V .. LLEY TH5 COUNTY OF O•ANGE INll lht llmt Ind p11ce Of Milrl"<J lhl A1 corde4 Olcl""~' ll, ltlJ U IMtr. "°" o4 thl br1•th Ill tlrtl lfl ot11iv.• ~ THlCOU NT YOFOAANGE •••MS ··-RESEARCH AHO Ne.A·UJIJ w .... ,,.,llfln M!lor M••11.ltl!,•I No :t.UJll l11bOOlllllMIMtf'W"of()j. he v•S•l~ h1s bofhOOd pll J1mtl (dr•) "J4 -OOuilfS r1ull•n~' Jr., N A 111~4 ' '-·• fld1I Alttr<:h In t1l1 9flk 1 Of 1111 llOl'ls MC.,rta lllereby, noll<I o4 wtlltll El' bf' h B 1· . MARKETING, INC. or b1 A OS EAT A. '"Ill D4 SEt..t..E H. H E Fl.IHG.EA, 9:l0 i .m .• In lhe caurlroom D4 Dt...,1. WIS rtcorcltd Fibrt1•ry t, 1•1s. kl S-[~I"'· 1lttr Mime 30 rt•ri. b~I ~-. I s er1ner. Eslate OI MA v E R Alo. ~tealoed. 5 TIE y E N s. 0 r b' R 0 BE AT D. Oe<e•ied. ....Ill No. 3 ot ••Id "'"'I· •I 100 Ovl< l'll(IH'Olr ol O<Mltl C11,1nty; M6d -.a 11)14, P•t• 1064, II 1•ld Ofllclal Jtmts l.OOn frlr!. lhll thtft·s mort 11o1:1 ti 11111'1 NOTIC.E l'.i HERESY Gl"llEN lo tlot AAOC.t..IFFE er •"Y ollllr ptr-or NOTICE lS HERESY GPtlENIOltle C.nter OriveWi sl, 11'1 IM CllyolS...I• of trusl dtlurlbe1 1111 tellowlng pro. A•(otdl. l•ld Trullell wtrt Mii •I lo Emre i nd hi$ WIS•! lhfn mertl 12:l0 R"1 Sheki"'h ftl1Dw1h1p t redi!Ot\ ol lnl ioove nam.d de<ieottll firm..,, i ccouol ol BASE RANCH I or creditors of Ille •OOVt "•med OllC.~t All•.Clli!Otn11 . Plr1Y: · ' I •-- '" I 11o1:1 1"'"1 aH ~''°"' havin9 (l•lm• -•n•t .,., '' h 1 , ' _... "• ''' PAACEt.. l : Lot\ I 111d t In 110(.k AA OUbt•t ~I°" to 111111 thtlt lllddt•""' t t~e 1 ·00 B liCu Tol!lOnDW 1 1 111tunot1\lontd, on or •ll1r t11is ute. • ptr~s •~ 110 C • ""' ' .....-tea M.ly t, l • c1ill, p.ty•bll In l•wlu! '"°"'' of Ille Q )j fAJ19'1 a;') NBC T11e1d1r . ,3~,..1 1 ,.,., 16-, News rr>e \a•ll !"(vdent 1'1 •equ+rrll o •It OatedlllhU dayolMlly, l91J. IM wla oec1dl11I ••1reQulr.Ole 1111 WIL&.IAM ll.SllOHN, a' Tr«I J1l, Cltr ol N1wll0o1 BNl::h, Ufl1ttdSl•tti•lthellme otwi.,W1t1'(1u! • • (cl I" "0 '' • l' ...... '-' ll'lf"'" "'''" Ille ...,,e~\~1. "OU<'. he .... '" R• DO E' ' '"""'· wi•h 11\t t'leCt$i•ry "°"''-''-In CoUt'll Cler~ C-ly of Or•noe. st.ii ol C.Ofotnla, OY : J ti l!IOftl 14$ 0 .~ . "I · AT > ,. r ! I k t !h IX> LA Y W. M C N ,_._ Y • .....__ d<O I -'4 MrrMllY ., 10 11111, OfllM,Sllll'I or -f riends" (drt) '15 -llale Rt•d.I : o.•it: UJOI '" t •l l O•ft Int ol •Ct 0 !~ ( t • " t ... "'~" ... dcl•tS\ -olllCI el 1111 <ltrk 9l 11'11 aillllll 11'1-""°""'A.S .... LOAD .... _.,Oft . 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OIC.KEA ' ·-• "''I T ••HOE' AH O " PAACEL2: Lot II i118tock 8olT'rHI ~ .,,.. •~••e John Andti~n. lla!i Rt•d 1 2:00 W o\l\0N!1ht Show: "Tonof:hl ' ••·o D•C"''· .,,0'"''''', ·w, l\110 SlATEOFCAllFOAN IAl I '"" .. iw Cl g " .. ~Hlll1,Cllll.tl• dlKtlbe<tproptrly,to-wll: ' [ N hl "''""h Wll<O• r "' "' • ...., COVWT YOFORANGE I ANOEASON,IOl'O N.8r0Hw1,.SM11• .....,,..,,., .... IHlelllt' '7J,Cllyof Ntwp0rlBt.1tl\,COWl!Y ol ''' •T '" oS I s~rs JS 1 l os An1elef pol1"t lieu •UJ !I • 'I ~t Dll• 'ilot1!ll Bf'"l'h Or.wt, LO\ AnQl!ltS, •-C I I .... , I I . Of• .... , Sl•le el C•llfornl•, ""'°""" LO f rac o.'6 • 11 thldty d r'' °" /'Ny u . 1911. 11110•1 me. the Ufl· _..., •t fotfl • • -<II ' tnt Pl>bllshed Oranot C111ll OtHY Pilot. f4 C-Dst• Miii, c-ty ot 0•••· s..ie tenant 1nve•llJlli"I lht murder ot t C.!olorn•d 90CIJS, wh•th " 11\t plec:e o1 ~rli911td • .t NOl••Y Publlc In .tnd toor Olacl ot buiillH• ot lht unftr•IQllld In M.IY u . 14•19.111~ , l!lO-!) Oii • m.., rtcorded 111 boot 20, IM>OIS II C 11 111 ' .. tlllh~ bU\lfttum•n I t • lllm· l J:lO D Movit: "CoOt ot $cotl1"d Y11d" °"" ... ~~ ol Ille Ullclt•'>•Qntd '" all rnal-.W+d COUlllJ llld Sl•te per_,.n, -all m.ners Plfl•llll"9 10 tn. ••i.11 of ... 11 of MIK•ll-OUI MfPl, ,_,,. :o.,:~,g' .,.,.•· ,·~ :;. i::~j~=~ l)oy~"llf run Bet A/1 m1nsion. I {d•~I "•8 -011n1 Oors. OK11 1e-.Dt•la•nlng10111e~11 •H•ot...,ldde-oe••ea LAAAY w. MC OONELL, ~Clc1otldtnl,wl tllln lour monlhs1lk1 PUBLJCNOTJCE otwkltOllt'lly. D ll!.CIJl (])(l)AIC TueMllJ HomOIO• cellonl. wolllln tou• n•ont~• 1lter Ifie ll'llllrtlpUbllc•tlonoltlli•nolltl PAAC.£Ll :lD413 1n81oc~Sof Tf~\ ~P'· In 1111 Olllt e ot Ille COu"IY Wednesday DAYTIME MOVIES ljo •Cntle ol Dec.lptioll" (dr1) '61 -Su1y P1rl:er, 811df0td 01llm~n. Hllf)' Andie"''· J:OO B "Al W1r Witfl t/lt "'rrt'f" (com) ·~t-Dt1n Mer1•n, Jtrf)' Lewi~. Pol- ly Bcr1en. ht~! pu1>h(,.\•ot10• th!\ not•tt. -nown to me to bt 1111 prrSOll WIJOlt Oeted Apr"f 11 ltrS ' ,,__ NOftCi 61' SA&.i •tl. CllY ol Ntwp0r1 Bl.ell, c.untv of At cordfr of ••IGCAllHll,. oa1t'<I April 11, 191S narn1 •!. sub\C ri~o 10 1111 willli11 I""'"" 6E~ F. HEFLtNGEl • 01' PIJISONA\. PlllO,.tlTY 0r.,..., Stott o1 C.llllH'11I•. as,,_ Tiii Purpor1ea Addrt~• Is: U>6 Rot>t••Jol\nM~ad .... nl and.C.kPICIW.ltdQIGIOll'll tMllll E•et .. 1otoflll1WIU ATPll;IVATllSA'Lll on • .... ••t<ordl<:l lllboo-20 • ......,17 w ,om l llt Cirtl•. C••la M11•. E ' ' W''' ... ( .. IHlll'ltiaft'le. • •• ..,... OUlwnl•,IWINPll•OOteOI""'""....__ •ttuoro tht ·KATH LEEH L.OWENS 'eltlll lbOVlflflrNdOt<tdoht • ... ll01Mli.c1tl•MCK11.MfPS,,._Ol'dl ... ,n.., ot the•bo~t n•mtddlCldf'lll Ollicl•I Siii · W.lffOIEL AND ANOllJl$0N In 1111 5"'Ptrler Court ol 1111 Sla\1 OI If Ml.it -ly, 110ll~, M:<\lftd lty .. Id Died lnc;tud- Atter111y,1tL..I• ,_. ,.,.., Ctlttlr•I• 111 IM Mlllolr at"'° Ett•I• ol •• C. ~-l1111own by Ir""" Tn.1i...widaftole. lllOSeu'UI Bevtr1 Ori Ye IW4¥1 PultllC -C•llltrnia T .. l SY.nn &ur<l'lelt, Dt<e1...i. "UI 0 ll ... t ....,,.,, or ,_ d>ll· 0.tedl N.I~!_, lt75. LMA"91ll1,C..U nll•ttOJI Prlttc.lf,.llOIOC:tlll AIW•wter Encirtor Notk • it ,..., .. , ,1 ... ,. !Ml lht WA· ...,..., ..... Is theWll etio ........ ~Ir AMCOS11;AYICE • to:OO 0 '"He W11 011r' (d11) '50-Roc:h aid Wldm1tlt, S•dne'f Peiher, Ou1e 01vo5. • OoJ tC) "'G1111nH (d11) '67 -J1me1 C11n. Simone So1nnret. 1'_3 (&) ctl "llllt Mldnlcht Mist" (f!I~) ·49 -MIJ•O l1n11, 11~1~,.,n Grayson. OICK EA .I.MD O~llER llATHLIEIN\..OWl!NS 1t21NHt"•r•Hw1y C.llfw 11I•. lertl\IC-tyotOr.... i Ma.V 15.AL.SO KNOWN AS:1:11.u.r l"'ll lnl. ,,,., .. , •nd t•Ptns.1'1 OI V.. Ttl: l}tl)SJJ.t t Or-.eCHlltw _, J 6 Int Pvolll'>ld Orerote <:o.sl D•llY Piiot. _,.........,will Mii 1t Prlv•te ..... IO k 91...,. 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XI, 19/j Uto-IJ Plibl!lhed Ota1>90 Co•st Ot 11 ..., ' Ill' •lllf 11'112.)rll .. f of M.I(. 1'1$,.i_ IM Tr\l!ol, II\' re•to11 Of • brtKll w,clllf\llt '21)NerUl 8trrlft(.A "rett _____________ ,,.,..,20, 197S im.7l Pt;BLIC SOTICE ott1<1 o1 Hlfllltl Mt• n.noe, W te Sl1, 1,, Ille obll911Uofl' ttc11r1d ....,...,. ,_.1,:::~e~,~~11°:,.'~1~,-[t l "Tilt Rftw111 11 OttlMr" (com) 'A:ti-Gl1M1 ford, lerf)' lil-•· I pl'Bl,IC ''OTICE f------------·f6tJJ HoflY"'"CI l•d., Moll~woed, IWrtl~ t iiKUIH •rid dll'-"11 IO MtJ2'.V ,ff'lllJ-J,llll 17,...7, •~ PUIJLIC NOTICE SL,.·7SIJI c o .. nly •I L•l An9•1tt , 5-ltll o1 1111 Vt'llMN.IOl'l<I • wrllt111 O.clKlt!on 12:00 m "Bii-11 It ,,,., (dll) ·50- Jo1n Fon!t!ne, Robert lly1n. Z1th· 1r, S(ort. 1 1:00 0 "I Shot Jene J1111e1'" (w11) "•91 -John lre\1na, Bllbl/4 Br11\011, KO CE Tf'levision J :J0 [1)"H1ri•J'" (<Olll) '51 -J1m1s Strw1rt. Joseph1ne Hull. O "Suddenly lit( Su111111e1" P1r1 I (dr1) '60-(h11btlh l1ylo1. Monl 1omery Chi!, llflh111n1 HtJObi..rn. NOTICE TOCltEDtTOftS 1Ul"l!•IOJI COUJI TOF THE ST ATIE 01' CALl .. O• NIA FOii; TH IE COUMTVO,OlllANGIE NI. A·Uolll Est•I• of Al.ICE MA Y'WlSHER, Otce•le.I. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE l'.i HEREGY GIVEN lo !flt -------------·lcred!1en Oil !Ill •bow• n•n'leG OllC:~ COSTA M IESASAM ITAkY OISTlll:ICT 11111 •II --• Mvlng U l lms 19'1ml OftANOE: COUNT.,., CALI ~JIMIA 11'11 Wkl CllCIGlnl ••• r1qulrtd IO flit TUESOA y HOTl(.E INVITIMO •10s '"'""· .!ti\ "" ,..,.,, •• w ....... f"l. '"' 11:10 Stflfel Ol•lrlcl NtW1 ((I NOTICE lS HEllE8Y GIVEN I~ ,,_ olfl(I ef llll Cl•,• OI !he~- (ICOCEI • w•tta pto"°wls woll tll rtt••"'l'd by 11\t lltlld lO<lrt, I< IOPftM"I 1111..,, wltll llW 11110 J'H liflt Gffd \Cl !C TW) City C!etl , °"' Wh~!I OI ,,, .. Co•LI Mt\.<I rw<1~wr, YOllC l\ltl. to lhl ""*"stonacl ,t; .. Tlll51' My L• ... ICI !KOC.El Sall<!••¥ D"l••(I, •Irie• O!llt' inl .... C• •• 11N' Olfl(I ol Ill• •llor111v, 11Alt.. 1;1• (;orn11t111Rll' 11 t..hrlt'lt 111•"91 ty Hill. 11 F••• 01•~-. 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Be tty ~1ot.81nger, _wh~ played the role in a recent 1..ong Beach production, as the best or ~he cast as the TV actress mother or the prospective bride, zi ngin& home some or lhe pl.,,y 's best dialogue with Oair and fi nesse. SHE AND Robert Jtcnfrow are well mulched as the fl umboyant l!Ollywood purents, for his style (he's ;1 video se~mcnl writer > is pure showbiz with a touch of pr.otecti ve dadd y tossed in for contrast. Robert Lindsey udds u refreshing dash of earnest· Jecfl.Mlclt.aMll Meri•Sc.....,. "'TNl PASSIMGH" Ill ness of the sc ript. Dir ector John Williams and his wire, An n Leve rett. v.•ho had been playing a leading role, were for<.•ed to miss the lust week -of r ehe arsal to be at the bed side of their son, critirull y-injurcd · -v.·hen hit by a car. IAlllA STlllS4ND .IAMIS CA.AM "*MINNY U.DY" IPGI "MUIDll OM THI OlllHT IXPll:SS'" + 1HI GA.MILER" . ' .. •· • ' .. ••• " ... •• ' , • ' '. The produl·tion. . .... --TllAI. Of llLLY JACK "' -· ast American Hero M<MEIWlNOS -.~ RJR PARENTS AND '1JUNO PEOPlE -~ " • -... " .• Tiit .. ,.., ... , .. '"'° '"""'' ••,. ...... ,..,...., -......... _, .. ~ ,.,_ ..... _...,,. ,_ , .......... ..• ,,.. ............. ~. .............. ....... _ ....... _ .. _ ,,. I ' W~!!~~: -,=~· CO•QfllA Ofl. MA• "RAFFIRTY & THE GOLD DUST TWINS" 111' .... "CLASS OF '44" St...-i'"i GARY GRIMES Eve1. lrom 7 Conl. Sund•Y' From 2 FINAL WEEK! DOUBLE YOUR 1ST RUN ENTERTAINMENT! -·-·· J-c ........ , "CAPONE" _.._.,._ ·-c;-... ''Live A Little. Steal A lot" A "'Ak*•, loWw. Rote" " ... IST FalEHDS" llJ " .. CAl'OMf:" "U.UGHIHG l'OLICl:MAM" a,.."-'"'" '" 6 JO p ''" Se!/SUnl-. 12·JO "'°" 1tvuF11.10 7p m.-s 1 2s THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRE ORANGE •532·6721 ""CITT CEMTRE CIHEMAS -S.A. FAWY !MANCHESTER EXJ G.G. FRWV ~CITY DR. EX.I A "CAPOHI" V ''WMI 1" PHpff Saw" A "Alollo. llclWty & loH .. IP& 'J""TM Owt & TM P1111ycat" "lf:ST fRll:HDS" Ill "SIHGU G.llL0 ' IRI "TOMMY'. ''NllMDS" Ill .. LIVE A LlnLE. 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AT BRI STOl SO.COAST PLAZA I s,t6.f711 INGRILI ~cmnn BERG)IA.~ -·· ...... _ ,,,..... mNI Dl'llSI"' 1111, ... , •• ~--"' ..... , FREC PAIHCHIG So CO•sr • '"";...,; ... ,;,M • ft "THE IEINCAINATtON \I) Pl A '7 A n Of •ml NOUD" LRLft MOH.-111.: 7:1.5°9:15 Sff.UJJ SAT.05'.IN.: 1:30-3:>0-S:J0.7:»9:30 CllEllALAllD TMIEE ==1 ·-will•• .,., MOfll . .fll. 7:15-f:lS U.T.-5UH. l :JO-.l:JO.S:J0.7:aD-9:30 ROBERT MITC,.EM "YAIOJZA" B •OS1!1Sun 12X..4 .l()..i;4(,> "THE SCARECROW" 6 4~·10 4~SAI1SlJN 2 31).(>4'>-10 45 FREE P ... Rl\ING "CAMEi.Or' 9:45 S4T /SUH. 4:3G-9:4S "'PAINT YOUR WAGON" 7:00 SAT/SUH. 1:40.7:00 THt CA'f'l DWllUI S by WIW• s.....,. ' ..• .,.,,h.,,n1 •1 I .•. J,...,.,n., J .,. •ol•o~•"J , ·• -Tiw ..... ~=• " .• "w(:u~ .,.r le111.J..flCl' •• ......I L..,...i...ty.'" -K.Y. Daitr Mewa ' ~o~" •o•• '"••co~ COIOOIM" "II,_ ut .,.,.., ...,...~~....., .. w ~ l>1 "" ""''"'' "" .. 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WHt CHAI LES llOHSOM EWPORT CINEMAS' '''"'°"'"'"~ Mf•l'O-ll t .. ltl 644-0760 Phis "THE DOVE" GEOIGE SEGAL ''THE OWL&: TME f'USSYCAT" J•ck Maria IAISTOL CINEMA Hichot1-Sc;lwleickr I" ? ... 110.., ... , • .,,.,,. Cllilnt Eastwood DijptyHany • , lO. C0.U' I-MO~ All• "TheRtsse~r·\PG 540-7'44 2 .... , •i.te "THI YAKUV." -~ S€~HD PRI H(R AttU( F HILAllOUS JACK LIMMOM (PG) AMHI IAMCIOfT nllis~ 11· .,. . . SCENES FROM ......... , A MARRtAGE .. SHARIOR TWIN ltUICM o! .. ~\O" 4!-C57l 64'·3166 S HARIOR TWIN "'"'lof•T11M.\Oo< 46-057] 6'6·l266 Pl•i Al ,KM &-H9Ck- ·'THI SCAllCIOW"' ....... r.rce CIN!MA CENTER t 1t••10t•t •C•.,\ MIU •IODI Cl~lU 979 .. 141 tCl~~~~.~~~~ER ... \& •ttot Cl•lll '''·~1 4 1 .. , C.U .. T ?MIAf~ '"DEAT1'4 Lt.CE 2000., t Cl~!~~.:.~~TER "4U •HO! CIMlll !7! .. 141 A I 0 DAIL v PI LOT Tues121y. May 20, 1975 1:.. IJL Boyd Aphrodite's Statistics ' Whut is the cli111eal name for that neurotic citizen \111\0 c<i n 't s t a nd "':.1iters and "'aitresses? So inquires a L'ustomer. I don't lcnow. Uut such there be. Among th<! c:.u·lil'Sl of lht•se nn re· cord \\1aS Kinl,l Ludwig of llavaria . the invt•ntor of the dun1b\\•aitc r . I-le ~o 9csplsed his own ser vants th<Jt he \\'Ouldn't let thern C'o n1 e to his upstairs quarters. I-le h~uled his grub up from the kitchen with' a block and tac·kle. Q. "WllAT were the measurements of the ideal "'om an in ancient Greece'.'·· A. Can only report that the Greek Aphrodite. sculpturt•d in the second century B.C .. stood five foot l \\'O a nd measured 351 ,,, inches at the bustlint•, :!7 1:: ;1t the \\'aist :i nd 36 1 ~al the hips. \\'II Et:l .Clli\IR On nat iunal l('levision you ncvt·r St•(• a prison scene ,\·ith a "'heclchair p<1Lient in it. ,\re tht·re no v.·het.•l<·h~1ir t·onvicls in our prison:-;? \'OU C1\N Al..\'VA\'S tell what you r eally think of somebody, anybody, by considering tht.> firs t impress ion you get al the.first sight of a letter from said party. · FROM HIS 1-'ILE on 18th century toasts, our Toastn1asler quotes the following: "l-lere's to one and only one <1nd may that one be she, who lo ves but one a nd onl y one. and may that on e be n1 e. ··Clink '. SLEEP Argun1enl continues as lo ,\·hy the m~n \\"ho s leep on their backs outnumber the \\·omen \\·ho do so by four to one. \\"rite~ u fe1nalc t•lient : .. I think you'll find that pregnancies in \\"Omen influence their sleeping habits for the rest of their lives . I think you 'll also find th at far more thin -v.'aisled men than paunchy types sleep on their backs." Quite logic al. DID I Tt:Lt, .rou th<1t the Zambia l"ation<1l Airv.'ays hired il staff gynecologist to l a ke cLirc of its expectant stev.'ardesses? 1\ddress rn ail fo L~f'.1. &yd, P.O. JJo.i: 1560. Cos ro Alcsa, Ca. 92626. Copyrig/1! 1975 L.i\1. Boyd • . St utly i11 c,,,., rt1st ThL'. 'l\o1illionaire . · :.i calcula.tor develo"ped i11 1893 artd used by the government for bus in ess accounting, contrasts· marked!)>' from th e I Bi\11 com1>utcr in background at the San F'rancisco l\1int. The 'Millionaire' is a dis1Jla y item at the l\1int 's museum. Government Seal On Cans of Tuna · \\'ASill i'\G TOl\ !L:l'I ) -Tht' na11on 's tuna in - dust ry openl'd a ne""· :.id- ,·ertising ('ounte r this wet•k tu counter recent ad vt·rsc publicity about 1·odi.-nt h airs :.incl Cilth in tht•ir produtts . quested the government to take a close look at.its produl·ts after potenti3l· ly dan1aging publicity and then issue seals of approval. Three brands got the certification Crom the Commerce Depart- ment's national marine fis heries service and are starting to tell the public about it. l ·he fO{'<li point Of the ca1np:.i1 gn \\·ill be a gov- erninenl St·a l of approval •\hirh lhe industry hopcS \\"ill put to rest •tn y public apprchl•n sion a bout the ,...,.,....,.,....,.,....,.,....,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,...,.,.._.,.._,} l'Ontcnt s or the tuna cans. The three largest sell- ing brands -'"Chicken o( the Sea." "St:lrkist" a nd '·Breast-0-Chicken· Carnation" -a ll have qu~11ified for the seal, and Ral s ton Purina, \\'hich m<1kes "Chickep of the Sea ," launches its SI million :l d campaign today DAUGHTER. • • I Continued From Page 1\9) ··pr:1tl1 tin!!·· fu r n1arri>1 gc in his :'\l•\\" ''or k :1p;1rt· ml.'n l :irl' \\.l'll playt·d by Sus an Kt·llogg" ;inJ c:r e~ Rrn11n . :\l1ss "l·llog~ is :1 clcli gli l. ~hi l ting t'<tSiJ\·, th1·ough su1n t' t riek_1 lr;111sil11111:-.. 11hdt• l.{ru 11;1 sk11lfull y e11n1 l'.\"S ! lit' fru:.I r•tl1on;; j11' his :.ii uation .. t~t\SF..llBl,t: pl :1yinµ. l1~J11 e 1't·r . l~•).!'> thin;.::-. d_ei.\'n oc·t•as1on:lil.'i . ~· forgi1·abll.' dl'f1t·1t·nl'.\" g11·cn the diretto1··s fort•t•d <1 bscnce during the crucial \\'eek. Pl~111dil !--tu a h;1 slily ;:1ssc mbled technical rrc1.., fo r ste pping into \\'illiam),· s hol'S :ind manag · ing a co1npllt·att·d . multi-s t•\ :-.hn\\" 11·ith th<· barest mar gin of rchea1·s:.il t i1n<.'. ''l\ly D a u~ht er . Your Son·· has its moments. and subsequC.nt 1>crform<1nt•es should tend to sharpen these. The pluy c ontinues.on Frid.i ys ::ind Saturdays through June 14 at the lfuntinb'lon Beach Playhouse. 2110 1\1 n in St .. 11 u nti ngt on Be<1ch Lending Rate Dips to 7 1/4 o/c From Wire Services The B a nk o r California, Wells Fargo and United California Bank s 'lo'''ercd their prime lending r<1tes lo 71 4 percent from 71 2 per- cent effective today, ac· cording to bank officials, The prime lending rate is the rate banks charge their most preferred customers. ecan places at the same time. Long distance puts you in business anywhere, without iaking you out of your office. Even a coast·tcx:oost crisis can be handled quickly and economically. The nex t time you net'<! to be in two places at th e same cjmc. remember how yo u can get there. OSE OFFICIAL of 1the government agency said the bad publicity '''as in part responsible for pro- mpting the industry to ask the governme nt for the seal , although in- spection on which it is based does not screen for the dirt that government health experts view as more of an aesthetic than a health problem. \ Pacific Telephone @ • I " ' I Jeulfer A. Ra1mal&e9 bas been manager of the Baak ol. Americ• facilit Marine Corps Air Station in San· ta AQa. She was formerly operations officer or II 8ofA branch in Mis- sion Viejo. She joined the bank as a clerk in 1969. Mr1:1. Rasmussen ~nd her husband live In San Clemente. • Jobn F. Gabriel has been named general counsel of caurornla Computer Products, lac. of Anaheim ~ :Jl4..tlil!!Uhetr The Costa •1e1a resident was formerly an at- torney with the F'ede:raJ Tr-ade Commission. • • irvine resident Wayae M. Sauls has been elected cashier and corporate lreasurer or~Harbor Ba•k in Long Beach. The vice pretiidenljoined the bank in February. • Don A. Mitchell has been named pr~ident of lhe microelectronics group or Rotkwell l•leraatiHal Corporation'. The Corona del Mar resident has headed the group as ex- e~uti ,,e vice president s ince November 1974. lie joi"ned Rockwell in 1972 as vice· presi- denl or business development for el.ectronics operations. • Laguna Niguel resident Lewis I;. Leebarg has been nained manager Of the IBM ~leatific Center in Los Angeles. ••TCHELL He joined IBM in 1956 and was fo r merly, manager of operations research al the Los Angeles (acility. • Glenn M. Layton, president of Layton Soft W'at.er, Inc. of Santa Ana,.has received the "Hal] of Fame A...,·ard" at the annual convention of the Pacific "'ater ConditiOning Association held recently at the Disneyla nd tlotel. He w:ls lauded for his contributions lo the in· dustry. • Donald W . Douglas, Jr., former president of Douglas Aircraft Corporation, will serve as chairman or the board of directors for the new Capistrano National Bank, scheduled to open in late June. Douglas served as senior vice pre'sident of ••1• n 1B1tt.1fu1 nun 111? ·m:rriat..-.!"Ml\:lll\lii'. ' j McDOC"lneU Douclu Corporation Cqr five yea_rs and IA! preaenUy a consul""'1 )'\\I> Ille firm. :· . ' -'Nlabl or Ne,wi><>rt Beach has been named mana1er Or &fftlll.lidi K.ote in the Irvine Jn· du1lrl1l ComPlex. ' He was formerly restaurant manager of Sam bi of Tokyo, located in Downey. I --..,_ * Dn•I• W. Rlppla, inlemational manager ror L. M. Cox Manufacturing Company, has also been npmed, exec utive yice president of Leisure D)"'llamlc1 l•teraattoilaJ, based in Sitnta Ant\. • Albert J . Auer, vice president otTbe lrylne Com · pany, has been re-elected a trustee and vice preKI-. dent for the Wei:;tcm region of lh.e lntcs;natlona l Council of Shopping Centcr8. The ICSC Is the trade associa· lion or the s'hopping center in- dU1try. Auer ls-resporu1ible for the da:ign, con1trucllon, leasing •nd management of commercial projMls for the Itvlne Company. • lllellard A. MeD•niel has been elected vice president and con-•u ••· trollcr of A.mcord, lac., of Newport Beach. The Newpcirt Beac h resident joi'ned the . diversi(ied company in 1987 as a financial analyat. • Two promotions have ·been ·announced at l'M Canaoa Electric in Santa Ana. Robert J. Trlv,lsoe, vice president and director of business development, has been named viCe presi- dent and director or operations.. . · L; Wayne Oliver, general manager of ITT Cannon Electric in Phoenix, has been selected to succeed . Trivison. ~~f~M.JMU'51116Vt'l#.~~ Eighth lnt.elsat '. Sat.ellite Slated WASHI NGTON CUPll -The eighth and last of the. big Intelsat 4 con1- me'.rcial communications s atellites is set for launch Thursday lo con1 · plete a global net"·ork noW linking 111 antennas in 64 rountries. 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Attacks Grow Social Security: How Sound is It? By8YLVL\'POKTER (Finl in ·-·J The mounting attacks m our Social secunty System u'f"e not new. Many. in faet, are reha-'!hes of scripts r ecorded bY a former governor when, in lhe 1950s, he was hired by the National A11ociatlon or Life Unde r wri ters lo h e lp h e a d off co11 - gr 9tislonal improve· ment1 ln.SOC1 11 l..Seeunty lhat might cut into sales or life insura nce Money's Worth A few yoar!; Inter, - th~ 1976 preside ntial hopeful obhg1 ngly repeated his attacks -this ltme for the Am encan Medical Assoc1at1on -1n a senes of records for phys1c1ans' wives to pla y to help blllld LIP OPPos1t100 to Medicare lt was call ed Operati on Kuffec Klatch Later 10 the 1964 presidential campaign the poht1 c1an did u slm1l ar spiel on behalf of candidate Ba r ry Gold water EVEN IN THE 1950s, though, the a ttacks were not new but borrowed 10 lar3e parl from lhos who had opposed Social Secur1ly al t he time of Its enactment 10 1935 But today, the clai ms that the system 1s "bas1catly un sound ," "headed ror bankruptcy," doomed to collapse~" ''a deception ro1 sted on the people'' come al a particularly bad lime But Watergate, Vietnam innation and now unemploy- m ent have sha ken public confidence 1n our governmenl'1 n· st1tut1ons The cost or living spiral has caused all but the very wealthy to look more closely at deductions fro m ou.c paychecks The deepest and longest slump or the entlfe post World War II penod has created widespread rear or the ruture This is a grim background against whi ch to circulate v1 c1ous a ttack& on Soctal Secunty -a ttacks m ade up of h alf truths and untruths Thts is a most unfortunate atmosphere 1n which to hetve admin1slrat1on orr1c1als 1n charge of running t he system make ' less than effecUve" r esponses to comments which are not only clearly inaccurate but also e xtremely biased ON TOP OF ALL this the trustees of t he Social Secunty trust funds had to make an announcem ent that revisions 1n the long r ange estimates of Social Secunty income and out go were r equired It sounded ominous. Changes Jn our lifestyle -the Pill and the declining birth rate -would re suit, a pparently, 1n a lower than-expected number of Amen cans of working age 1.11 the next centu"', 1ust about \,he time that the large numbers born dun ng the pos t#World War II baby boom will be reaching retire ment age The Soc ial Secunty contnbut1ons of the reduced work force, beginning 10 the y.ear 2010, m ljht not be eaough to cover the cost of pay111g beher1ts to the swo11 en numbers of retired That there a re offsetung factors haS.not been made clear Nor has 1t been emphasized that the long range estimates are indeed no more than "estimates, sub1ect to many unfor eseeabl e chang'es in•our total econom y. way of life and the Social Secun ty program itself. MEANWHILE, TIIE ADVISORY Council on Social Security was conducting the revi ew of the entire Social Secunty progr a m reqwrcd by la w every four years Duo ng the revi ew a s hort range f1nanc1ng problem Came to light -a result of the nightm are coincidence of an 1nn at1on spi ral and slumping payrolls The problem · the cost of keeping SS benefits up to dale with cost of l1v1n g increases was outrunning the additional 1ncome from hig her wages Next, when President Ford proposed to place a ce iling on the cos t of living incr eases due bene£1c141rie s older peo pie s wamped Social Secunty and congressional Qrr1ces with protests Younger working people saw the threat of 1n cr eased SS taxes a nd the spectre of no pay off 1n their own retirement years Deeply concerned over the a nxiety caused by the scary headl1n es a nd the attacks, a b1part1san group of five former secretaries o( Health, Education and WeJfare and three rormer Social Secunty comtn1ss1oners 101ned 1n 1sswng a white paper , ''Soe1aJ Seturjt)>. A Sound and Durable Institu- tion of Great Va lue ''It provides a basis for an informed, ob· Ject1ve debate on Jceep1.11g the system~ound THIS WEEK'S SERIES OF columns 1s designed to ki ck orf that informed debate on the sys tem's f1nanc1al problems and how they may be solved and to lead up lo the funda me n lal question of a ll Should we continue to support contn butory social 1n suranr e which 1s designed to prevent poverty from occur- t1ng? Or should we pl ace our baste reliance on measures to relieve poverty after 1t has become a fact? The answer must be yours MARKET HIGHLIGHTS INDEXES NYSE Index ASE Index Dow Jones Ind S&PSOO Sloc ks ·k,,;,,.,.r" trttd l,f,""f.r."' Hew York IU PJI -Th• 1011owtno u,t w5 trw '1oc:~s uwit h•.,. 1181Md mosi Ml 11>9 mo'' b•H d on JIW<Mll ol on the Nt w Yorll SI«!' .... 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Corp lo B 44 II I '· l•litC~! 80 J t• l•~·· 00 • 11 26 llfl~ C:orp l s 11 • • l•n tnll•tl I IOI 1611 '~ o ~ o Zurn 1n<1lll11 ~' ~-,~"" DETROlT <UPJ) -Lavorrs 1n the auto indus try S\\t'll ed Monr1.1 y to 183 825, the hi ghest num be r 1n a month, as Ford rtf otor Co closed five ussl'mbly pl a nts and one m anuraclu1. 1ng pla nt for a week GC>ncra l Mo tors Co1p Ch1 }slc1 Corp and American Motors Corp , th~ other members or the b•l? fou r ta1 1n:.i kcrs ~cpl ~II plants open th11 \\Cf!k T1 iStar J c t Deal I OS ANG E LES IAP) -T.Jlks arc prorcedtng lo settle the f~1t c of three LOC'khced 1.101 t TnStar JC'L'i. worth S23 ml l\1 o n c ac;.h 1h a l P11c1r1c South west A1rhnes ordered but now docs not "'ant > • r .f)I DAil Y PILOT • • -· ,.uesday, May 20, 1975 • • • • 10amto6pm Our new Newport Beach office.We've built for the future . to serve your . complete banking needs. The new look of banking progress comes to Newport Beach. In a glistening new structure at Koll Center Newport, City National Bank proudly brings you the finest, most complete, full service banking you've ever enjoyed. Symbolic of the future, our spacious Newport off ice is housed in the most modern of bank faciliti es-newly designed ,. newly equipped, and staffed to suit your preci se banking needs: • Estate and 'Irust Officer, Escrow Officer, Real Estate Officer, Loan Officer; executives who can make decisions • 'I\vo drive-in t ellers (open 8:30 am to 5 pm, Monday thru Thursday, and until 6 pm on Friday). Be our guests. Come .in for a pleasant experience: banking to s uit you. Refreshments will be served. FREEGIFf The first 1,000 people \\'ho come lhrough the doors will recei ve a free p re-1913 Liberty H ead Nickel -a collector·s item. FREE DRAWING 5 solid gold coins. each valued at $100, will be given a .. 1:ay. W inner need not be present at drawing. Be sure you come in and fill out an entry blank. ' ' A fortune in · rare coins and currency collected from around the world. We have gathered one of the most expensive collections of coins and currency ever seen_ The history of the world has evolved around such vintage pieces as these. What stories they could tell. Come and examine these rare objects, some of which have only been seen by the eyes of their owner. A veritable king's treasury ' . awaits you. Don't miss this unique and historical display_ You may never have an opportunity like this again. Here's a sample of what you'll see-and there is much more. 1937 KING EDWARD VII I CROWN , One or the most valuable coins in the \o\'Orl d. Never publicly issued. ValuOO at $500.000. 1776 CONTINENTAL OOLLAR JN PEWTER The or\ly United States coin dated in 1776. 1'his historical pi{'('l' is valurd 'al S25.000. THE 1913 LIBERTY HEAD NICKEL Without a doubt, the most famous of all American coins. Valued at $~00.000. Coin collection courtesy of Bowers nnd Ruddy C•lleries, Inc. UN ITED STATES $2 S ILVE R CERTIF ICATE -Intricate in design, perfection in its detail and execution. Valued at $3000 for set . 4100 MacArthur Boulevard, Newport Beach, Ca. 92660 (714) 752-0580 • • • • • " ,,,., " ' ·~· '" 1·1 I I . ,, Member FDIC Member Feder.i Rneo ve s,_. .'.'.; .. • • J. • 1 I d ,. f .• s Jri • villat:i World waabo Her the er threw I "Wli girl," Thal Hirsc Hansi latiVff read h The Swasl Frot her r• the e1 she fi purpo, to an Lian < guest Her atrenl . ( : I 1 DI -'fl~, bee~ }~nil I ba, SlBlj !1.u can . . I • ' I :'r-owin .g Up Under Swastika EsCaped Jly.JO OLSON Otittoeo.11,,.. ......... lrf a tiny Czechoslovakian vill•te, aeveral years before World War 11 began, a baby girl waaborn. Her father picked her up from the cradle, examined her, then threw her back into her bed. "What a disgrace -the third girl,'' he said In disgust. · That batiy girl was Mari3 Anne Hirschmann, now knowri' as Hansi to many friends apd re: lativ~a. and· to those who have:. read her autobiography, "l-lansi:· The Girl Who Loved the Swastika." From infancy on, because of her rejection by her father and the early death of her mother, she felt like a child without a purpose, Mrs. Hirschmann said to an a u'dience at Pacific Chris· tian College, where she was a guest at Women's Day. Her mother, at the end of her strength from the birth, took the • infant Maria Anne (she later was nicknamed Hansi) to the cottage or a Criend ror safekeeping. When her mother died a shprt time later, Mrs. l:linchmann's roster mother told her .husband, "I'm going to keep this child," and the husband replied, "No, you 're not." The· child was kept, however, to the continued resentment of the husband , who could' barely feed and clothe his own sons. . "From childhoO:d on I won- dered why I, was alive,'' Mrs. H,ir!chmann said. BLACK SHEEP Today, such children are labeled either "black sheep or creative children," she said. "'But when I grew up, people didn't know about the creative child." Mrs Hirschmann, now an educator and psychologist who lives with her husband in Blue Jay in the San Bernardino moun· tains, said black. sheep need "one BEA ANDERSON, Editor " ..... ,,-.,..,2t, lt11 ...... , person to care, and to believe in them.'' Into her confusion of who she was and where she was going came Adolph Hiller, who later was to become her god. She was selected, alter ex· tensive testing and competition, to study in Prague to become one of the Fuehrer's youth leaders, an honor she thought was the greatest in the world. But she was brainwashed, she said, and within one year gave up all her childhood beliefs, includ· ing her religious training, tor Nazism . "'i'hey did it so effectively, in such attractive ways," Mrs. Hirschmann said. "It took just one year to change gods. I did it sincerely, believing I was doing . the right thing. NEW SAVIOR "I thought Hitler was a good , kind, great person. I thought he was the new savior to the world and that the German cause was the greatest ever in the world." Mrs. Hirschmann said there is a de£inite difference between brainwashing and education. In education, both sides are offered, though they may be slanted a lit- tle, she explained. "Young people can go to the library and find the other side in this country. But only one 40ide was taught in Nazi Sfhool. We soon simply believed that." Mrs. Hirschmann said "there is a price lo pay for doing wrong.·• When she tried to escape the Nazi regime, the price was almost dealh but as she was flee· ing a Communist labor camp, ex· _peeling a bullet, the bullet p.ever came and she escaped to Western Germany. Another price she paid was los- ing her faith in just about ever· ything and betoming very bitter. "I tell that I could never trust any concept again unless it was tm.Stfatterable, ''she said. SHOCKING NEWS Her faith in the Nazis was com· pletely shaken when she learned of the concentration camps through a Russian radio broad· cast. "I bad experienced the in· humanities of man. I couldn't believe a human could be that cruel. 1 decided that if J survived, l 'd never trust anyone again. "It is s trange that my enemies put the first dent in that deep dis· illusionn;:ient." Mrs. Hirschmann and a. friend' made it to .Western Germany with a small child or 3. They were wel and cold from their river crossing and decided to seek help at the first home with Hansi Hirschmann's early faith in Adolph Hitler .......__and the German cause crumbled when she learned of concentration camps. a light, though they were very much afraid. "I stood there and looked down at'tha.t child. She was shivering,'' Mrs. Hirschmann said. ''Pride would have kept me from going £or help without that wonderful girl." The occupants or 'that house were American soldiers, who gave them food, blankets and cots and left them to rest unmolested. As they departed the next morning, the women wondered what the soldiers .... ·ould do, but they simply let them go with a . wave of the hand. · FOUNDWVF. "I couldn't believe it. I was re· ady to fight,'' she s aid. "I decided there had to be something in America I dido 'tknow about. ''I wondered who thes e Americans were and what made them different. I then had two new desires. I must go lo Ainerica to find out why the.,Y are different. and do something for such nice people.'' After her escape, Mrs. Hirschmann searched philosophies and religions until s he round the truth or her childhood, which was faith in Jesus. She told her audience that s he believes she m ade it through the awful years because of two things : , 1 ''God never lets you go and human love never lets you go. My mother's prayers followed me through the labor camp and my escape." ! At last she had found her truth.. "Truth is the only thing which de· cides where the end of the road is,'' she asserted. FEELINGS DISCOVERED • ,, • ,. ,. . J • 'It's easier to express anger than Jove ... Americans stroke .their dogs and cats but not each other.' -Dr. Everett Shostrom By ALLISON DEERR otltt9 o..u, l"l~SUff Love and hate, strength and weakness. These are the polarities within every human being. An actualizing person, saidJ>r. Everett Shostrom, is one who is able lo modulate between the poles, one who is able to £eel whatever level or emotion there is and risk it in an interpersonal relationship. Getting in touch with these feelings is what actualizing mar· riage therapy is all about. But it isn't as easy as one might think. Dr. Shostrom, author of seven books or which ''Man, the Manipulator'' is perhaps the best known, discussed actualizing therapy at a one-day Workshop sponsored by the California State Marriage Counselors Associa· tic,n, Orange County Division. "Most of us are a complex: system of polarities. In your his· tory and mine, all ol us have re· mained on one polarity or another.'' STRENGTH HANG-UP There are t~ose hung up on strength. · •'We're told to_play it cool, hold our tempers, never get mad'. Dori't trust anyone. If they find out how much you care, they'll take advantage of you." '"Or, we're stuck on the weak· nesspale. ''It's like a paker game. Keep bluffing. Never let them know how really vulnerable you are.'' ''We fall into the John Wayni:t Syndrome. 'Smile when you Say that, pardner.' It's okay to get ancry as long as we don't really mean it. ''Sometimes we a ll need 'hostilectomies.' I know a teacher in a F1orida school who has all of her students stomp aroUnd the room shouting 'no' before class begins. "She has no discipline pro- biems. I have a desk that can be pounded if necess ary." And, love. "It's even eas ier for us to ex- press anger than tenderness and love. A European once said that Americans stroke their dogs and cats but not each other. "In our culture, if a man is af. leclionate with another man, he's homosexual. 1£ h~·s affec- tionate with a woman, he's seducing her.'' INSTITUTE DIRECTOR Dr. Shostrom, director of lhe Institute of T h erapeutic Psychology and president of Psychological Films Inc. is a professor of psychology al United States International University, San Diego. His latest book is "Actualizing Marital Therapy.'' "1£ a person can actuali:z:e on a personal level, we assume be can do the same on an interpersonal level." When a person is on the ac· tualizing level he can say, "I care, I'm attracted, I'm interest· ed.'' Shostrom said. •·He can admit being hurt, vulnerable, angry, resentful, strong, capable and adequate." Shostrom said that marriage counseling used . to consist of counseling a person who hap· pened to be m arried. ''In those days , your job was to Motto Hard to SWall.ow -· DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was especially tnterested 'in your ad- .ice to the "controlled"' alcoholic because l was a drunk tor nearly 10 years. I'm 40 now and realize I 'm sUll an a.lcoholic even lhout:h I haven't touched a drop since I started to go 10 A,. al age 30. l hope every person who has a ~rinking problem 8.nd thlnka h~ can 10 off the wagon now and . , then, so long as he i"~I gel bombed, will rem em e mot- to that set me strai e.first time I slipped. , Please put il in bold· type so they won't miss it: Here It ls : ''It doffn't matter lf yoa:•re a big 1bot or ~ lllUe 1bot. Tue ON& 1hot-and YOV'REabot." -DRY AND'HAPPV DEAR HAPPY: lleouUlul! I l , hope: tboasand1 el ••eo11troned aleeboUcs'' will cUp you moUo ... pule II la lhlr balbonlb. (ADd 11 woalda'I b•rt IO ~ u extra copy to tbe bathroom mlr· ror so yoa can see lt ttf!I')' mon· IDCwbeayoabru1byoarleelll.) · DEAR ANN LANDERS: Hos anyone ever called you" female- chauvi1;1i1t so":? Well, a recent ... ' response you gave to baby-sitters qualifies 'you for that liUe. Your amwer excluded us cuys tot.ally -a complete shutout. • I'm a 18-year·old high school junior and male. I babysit for two families who-have sons. The UtUe boya would much rather have a ' bia: ·l\lY around than a girl when·\ their'parent.l go out. I've had experience tatlnC' \ counsel to stay married. "Today, we want to find the best possible relationship, hopefully with the person they're married to, but it doesn't have to be.'' It is not one strike and you're out, he said. Divorce can be traumatic but you can also grow from painful experiences, QUALITIES NEEDED "There is more to mllrriage than sex, "Shostrom said. "Most people spend more time talking than making Jove.'' He quoted C.S. Lewis' "The Four Loves" in explaining what qualities are needed tor a com· plete relatit>nship . "The first six years are the Eros years, the tender touching from mother and lather, to which degree produces an adult who can or cannot show touching a nd affection." From age 6 to 12 is the develop· ment9fempathy. . ln adolescence we lear,n to make friends. "Unfortunately r too many cheerleaders go steady with quarterbacks and marry them, then a few years later, they begin looking around for what they've missed. "They've missed a chance to know different people." Then comes ••agape'"'- the love of God tor Man, parents for a child. "It's BE love. Loving' you for your being, your own lit· tie. snotty sell.'' What do people look for most in a second marriage? "Believe it or not, friendship.'' Actualizing therapy works to help people express without what they experience within, he said. In a film sequence demonstral· 1 ing the therapy, group members learned to express. physicall.JI what they were feeline. EXPRESSION I A woman who tended lo be very dependent, took orr her shoes and stomped the message into her bQdy that she should stand on her own two feet. A stoic man, who could not ex· press the hurt and· anger he had held in for 22 years, was urged ta yell. Another man allowed himself to be ·physically vulnerable, ta show his weakness. "You don't haYe to be strong all the time. It isn 't human. We all move between the poles- strong to weak, anger to 10ve.'' Shostrom quoted Fritz Perls1 'comment that "you don't have ta worry about a couple that is an· gry and hateful. Where there is hale, love is eventually ex. pressed and vice versa. "Worry when there is indif· rerence; then herloveisdead." In ''Between Man and Woman,'' he suggested that couples are attracted becaus~ they are -:ither opposites or com, plementary. The daddy has his doll ; the bitchy woman her nice guy; ma,ster-servant; mother·son. Or the "hawks" may many ''hawks'' and ''doves'' marry ''doves. ''The actualizing person call move along the whole·spectrum• sometimes being an adult1 sometimes a child, sotnetim~ Dice guy and sometimes the boss. This person can feet himself moving in and out ol these roles. : The self-actualizing person i1 inner·directed)>ut people are still important. He still cares . Ann Landers care or baby brothers, so l can even diaper •nd feed my youngest "client'' who is eight months Old. · Apologize, will you? -ANTI· BIAS DEAR ANTI: I'll do91onlboll 1poloclle. I 'll · RECOMMEND male 1ltlen to pareMs wllo llave adolescent BODI. I tlld. IO MVeral 101111 ., .... 11 ...... ""' ..... lbe lde1l aolulfon. A mottierwaated:tobowwbat to do about her 13·)'tar-old IOll who la11Jted OD 1certain11-year· old red·beoded 1lller. No_el.., would do. He 1torted 10 DOI ~11 parents to ''please so oat aad ea· joy yoanelve1. '' My ..,ge.tioa was, ''Hire a GVY." They took my advice and wrote to say J&. ·Hl•ed Ille problem. • • .. 82 DAILY PILOT luesday. May20. 1975 ~.~!,~~~~-.'~!~~ ... ~~~.~Y.!.~ ~.~.9. CM111eo1uy .. 1i.1s1.11 physical education de-together to help build the Costa Me'sa. hurts us as a and her "house now is "We're just a little part.ment at Costa Mesa Metho.disl Church on town. It's so split up .. sq ueezed b e tween El town, but we huve the High School, 'where she 19tbStree,. '11lere 'snothlngthere." supermv.rket and an best of everythin{?.." has been the matron for In her~opini6il, Costa ZONING apartment complex. 12 years. Mesa needs just a few . . . In apite of the few The woman was describing h er home town o r Costa Mesa, ""'hiC'h a lso has "friendly people and good soil.'' Ali ce Fisher oughl lo know. She has lived here s ince• 1923 and never plans to move away. The reminiscing was ~sparked by h.er upcom· Mrs. Fisher, one of 13 in her class at lhe old Main School, whi<'h now is McNally. remembers· when she knew everyone in Costa Mes,i and a cider mill stood where the downtown Crocker Bank is n0\4'. And, she r ecalls when things to make it really '11le long-~m e resident n aw& ahe sees, Mrs. Fis· 1 t.tie fin es• place on 'eH:rth a~so ~ould like to see th~ her stJll says ''Costa to live. · city., get ~own 1~ busi-Mesa ls a still a won- "We.n~ed a goOd civic renter with a r ecreation area hall," she s:.iid, re· me.tnbering the days when the .. whole town used to eel together to square danc.e . ness _on its zoning so der1ul town. It's more ot' such disa~ters_ as the re-a home town than most." pealed w1den1ng of . her Her family came to the ~treet would be avoided area because of the good in the ruture . . farming, aft e r selling a The tree she planted in homestead in Ida ho and \he middle or her yard her rather grew s'weet now is at the edge of the potatoes a nd strawber· ri es in th e fertil e easlslde soil before turn- ing to subdividing land. "He h ad a chance to buy part of Lido Isle but he wouldn't because nothing would g ro·w there," Mrs. Fisher re· lated. Arter graduating from Santa Ana High School <Harbor· Hi gh w asn't completed until the Sep- tember after she finished school), she worked at Western Cannery , was a beauty operator, worked at Douglas during the war, had a day nursery twice, then worked in two m or e industries be fore going lo Costa Mesa High School. WIUSTLEBWWS When the ca nnery was operating, she and the other workers would listen for the whistle or the plirse seiner when it came with a load or fi sh. ''We might pack all night and_aJ I day, or only v.•ork a few hours," she said. ALICE FISHER'S LIVED IN CM SINCE 1923 Mrs. Fisher does a lot-· After r etirement, she of listening, as the girls and her husband plan to t alk about their t1"oubles travel for a month or and happy moments, two, then ~he will look "but I never give ad· for other things lo do. vice "she said. ALWAYS BUSY In' her 12 years at the .. 1 can't sil aroun~." school s he h as made the Cost a btesan said. many ·friends from the "I've been working since student body, and has a dayo1.1.eand lhavt>to stay regular gallery or pie· busy. . . . . lures o n he r bulletin She 1s th1nk1ng ubout board to prove it. serving,, as ~1 ··~rand· She will c-elebrate her mother, which is one retireme nt with several type of volunteer work of the graduating senior \vhich could be hi:a~· girls, a date they made qu arter e.d _at a c1v1c four years ago when they t•cnter bu1Jd1n g, s he sug· were freshmen and she .j"ested. knew s he would retire in And , there's one other will work on. •'I'd like to have an old-timers pic· nic. Not a an old-timers· new-timers picnic, but one just for the old· timers.'' Jt may come as a sur· prise to the newer resi· dents of Costa Mesa, but there still are quite a few early settlers a r ound. Just <isk Mrs. Fisher. The re ure the Wh itehead s. t h e Logsdons, Te Winkles , Kesel s. Pier son s , Steversons, Taylors, Bennetts and so on down ,the list. Retiree with Stephanie Brown, Debby Hennessey, Sylvia Roldan . Jn her current job, she ts a "housemother" to all the girls at t~e high school, a relationship she admits she is going to miss when she leaves in June. their senior year. • pct project she probably · More than enough for a good picnic. Aries May Be Hanging Tough , WEDNESDAY,MAY'1 By SYDNEYOMARR ARIES (March 2l·April 19): Hang ~ugh, Partnership or m arriage can be retained. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Be ready for t·hangc of scenery. GE~tlNI (M uy 2t-Junc20): Someone is care- less with moriey -at your expense. CANCER (June 21-July 22): See people as 1hc,y a re. not onl y as you feel they should be . LEO (July 23 ·Aug. 22): You can gain if v.'ill· 1ng to invest in own beliefs, talents. VJRGO (A ug. 23-Scpl. 22): Let go of losing proposition -in per sonal and professional areas. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0C't. 22J: Your ability to make comeback is hi~hJightcd as you turn what appeared lo be a f oss-1.ntoprofit. SCO RPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Hunch pays off -you shar e knov.•ledgc and gain by doing so. SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21 ): Friends \l.•ith "strange" ideas share them. CAPRICO RN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent is on po":cr drive. goal-orientation . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Change is n ecessary, but caution should not be tossed aside. PISCES <Feb. 19-rvtar ch 20 ): You get price on s~~cia l items, lu xuries, vacation plans. AT WIT'S END By E RMA BOMBECK [told an amusing story at din· ne r th e other night about the town librarian who was closing. up the library when she was ac· costed by a man1 demanding money. She said , ''I don't have any," at which tim e the crook proceeded tO frisk her rather thoroughly. Wh e n he had fini shed he g rumbled, "You're right," and started to walk away when the librarian said. "Just a minute. If you frisk me one more time I 'll write you a check." When I fini shed the story, m y husband j ust sat t here, his face a mas k of tragedy. "Did you get it?" I asked. "I was just thinking," he said slowly. "J'll bet she never re: corded the check." · "You arc paranoid about re-' cording checks," l snapped. Checkered Career Goes Unrecorded "The trouble with you is that ~ou expect people to record every check they've ever written.•· "I expect you t o regard th e checkbook as something other than fiction . Speaking of fi ction, you v.•ouldn't ha ppen to know wher e you wrote check No. 1138, would you?" "Of course I know. I wrote it after chec k No. 1137. What does my entry say in the f'h eckbook?" Itsays, ·see me'." ' h ead. ''H ere's one ."· I said. "It's either check No. 936 for $10.85 or check 1085 for.$9...36." "Let me have it," he said t iredly. "Arc you crazy? Jt's written on the back of my Social Security card. How careless· do you think J am? Let's see now, check No. 1138. Did you throw away the invitation to J ack and Ardis's party? I wrote a check at the supermarke t that I recorded on my cash regist er tape. Or was Peering Around REPRESENTING San Oreo tiistricl in a statewide Young Career Wom an Speak-off will be J anet Wilson. member or the Huntington Beach Business and Professional Women's Club. Ms. Wil son, im~rt-cxport coordinator o[ Kawasaki Molars Corp., is continuing her educa· lion in the MBA program at California Slate University at Long Beach and is active in several other area organizations. REPR ESENTATIVES from the Orange Coun· ty Chapter, Executives' Secret aries, Inc. al· t end ed the annual m eeting in Honolulu. Delegates were Hazel Hankla, president aiid J eanne Hein. Others altending were Betty McNeely, Ida Ford, Evie Darden, Verna Ben- brooks , Vivian Campbell, Vi O'Reilly and Pat Mac~. ."Hov.• do do you know the 'me' is me?" J said defensively. •·Because it is written with a blue eye liner.'' it on the green stamps which I -;;============:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;===;-just pasted in the book. Wait a 1 minute, he re is is. Check No. "I reCorded it somewh ere. Just let me check around." I dumped out m y purse and a . while breath mint with fuzz rolled to the edge of the t able. I picked it up a nd read, ''Check No. 1093, Cash, 2/18/75. Did you get this one?" I asked. His eyes rolled back in bis 1138." "It's blank." he said s mil· ing. ..Not really. There's an autograph on the back. I was in a book department and I thought someone said Mark Twain was there." "He's dead.'· "I know, but l didn't want to take the chance." ENROLLNOW- KINDERGARTEN THRU GRADE 8 New Classrooms-New Gym Child Care: Befare & After School CALL: 548-6886 • CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL 780 Victoria.St .• Coet• M••• Coast Engagements Revealed • RUFFl:l.L'S UPHOLSTERY WIMttYMW_. ....... I t22 H--.. ll•tl. 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Schulz ,...,.------~ LIFE HAS TOO MAN'<' WO(K1ES .• llJOAV IT"S WOLVES •.. by Mell t 5PENT 100 MIACM [ TIME W.<ln"" 01AT51Df' OF TAVEJrr;<; ••• " • : .. ·IT O.N'I SAY .. ~ .. ·· "'""' . .~,. 'I I I, tN/ by Georqe Lemont by Rodqer Bollen ..4) • ,W.\\~::;·:.:~;;'·"N f '"<·•~'"" '"'· '------~ 11 .~ • ft.f DAI\. V PILOT Tuesday, May20. 1975 Ho1ne Co111·t Little E ·dge for • • • Warnors. Montreal· Workers On Job A-10NTR EAi .. -\York resumed al the main east end Olynlpic ~onstruction site today and opcrctlions <.it other major build· ing projects in the province re- turned 1.0 norm Lil. A spokesman for the city of Montreal said contractors·were gradually rehiring men for the Olympic studium site. \Vork on the Olympic village resumed Monday. "The subcontractors are hiring men and the big contractors will begin hiring soon," he said. ••They are working s lowly towards Cull operations by Thurs- , day." Mezieo O t 11 Headfl MEXICO Cl1'Y -Mayor Oc- tavio Senties of Mexico City said Monday night his capital is ready to host the 1976 Olympiad in case Montreal, Canada, can'ldoit. Mexican Olympic committee chairman Mario Vazquez t-Qld newsmen that International .Olympic Committee President Lord Killanin asked h..im in Rome last week to ask Mexican presi- dent Luis Echeverria about the • possibility of Mexico hosting the ~ next Olympic Games. E'lfler• E'a110red · BUFFALO -It seemed ap- propriate that the Buffalo Sabres spent their hour-long practice Monday working on their of- fensive attack -the part of the game successfully stifled by the Philade lphia Flyers in the first t wo games of t heir National Hockey League final playoff series. ''We haven 'lreally beengelllhg the opportunities we've needed." said Sabres' coach Floyd Smith, whose te am enters tonight's third game winless in its last 15 meet- ings with the Flyers. The Flyers lead, 2-0, in the series. Lag••a• q.aa11es TEMECULA -Russell Fraser or Camarillo shot a five·under- par 70·69-139 Monday lo lead 13 qualifi e r s a t the Ra n c ho California course into the sec· tional U.S. Open playo£fs. The 69 on the afternoon round by the consistent Fraser tied him for t he best round or the day over the par 72, 6,789 yard course. One stroke behind Fraser at 69-71 -140 was Mitch Voges of El Cajon. Three men tied for second at 141 . They were Tonv Ferrara of Long Beach. 68·73; ken Q>dy of Laguna Beach. 72-W and Dean May of Palm Springs, 7(j.11. Indiana We .. INDIANAPOLIS -Billy Keller's three-point basket with six minutes remaining ignited a devastating rally that lifted the Indiana Pacers lo a 94-86 victory f\tonday night. keeping them alive in their American Baskct- b::ill Association championship series with th e .Kentucky Color.els. The victory cut Kentucky's margin in the besl-of-7 series to 3·1. Al Nottohtllf Gll ..... G•lvnJ•, H•-Wr.: ""':imen Cc;url !H l t_o,,,;,t !>lo"9, '-'; kto~s- K•1omur~ (GC. I DeiOI Curll"•> CDUr1, ... l . .Men ·Ne wcombe ~H ; be "! Ok~er. 6-1; O~ktr­ McMill•n !GG 11>~"'' Ncwt omt>.!·O..v•<hon. 6 '· Mo•~<I -M<MUl;Jn-Slov~ (GC;) bl!OO! Cuvi>er~· Oavict!.O"I. 1-~. }.J. Super to~b•ea~~f -Mc::Mllliltl• Slo~ !GGl bl'•! o.,v1<1son-C01Jr1, s-.1. .. ~ 50,000 Miles SAN FRANCISCO (APl -The Golden Stale Warriors and their "no-name'' orrense, s till un- derdogs in the National Basket· baJJ Association's championship series even though they upset the Washington Bullets in the open· ing·game, go tor their second vic- tory tonight on un unfamiliar ··hon1e" court. The setting for the nationally televised second game -and Friday night's third game -is the Cow Palace, an arena in which the \Y urriors have not played a home game since 1971 . The Warriors were forced out or thei r normal home court, the Oakland Coliseum, by on ice show. "I'm u little concerned uboul ... O• T\' ToniglU Claa••el 2at 8 not being able to play in our re- gular place," said Golden Stute coach Al Attles. "We haven't played in the Cow Palace in so long that it's really like playing THERAMS'JAMESHARRIS (11),FRED DRYER JUMP FOR BALL. UCI Celebrity Tilt Harris, Reynolds Spark Rams, 76-62 By DAVE ROM1\NO Of 11\t Dooily Pilot SUit \Vith· quarterback Jam es J-larris providing most or the points :.ind lineHacker J aC'k Reynolds most of the la ughs, the Los Angeles Rums posted a 76-62 \\.·in over the Oakland Raiders Monday night in a bcnerit basket · ball game a l UC Irvine 's Crawford Hall. The win. coupled with Sunday. art('rnoon's 12-5 victory over the Raiders in a baseball game, gave the Rums a sweep or the Raiders in the celebrity series played to help support Irvine's athletic scholarship program. IL was the fourth such event for Irvine, but the firs t time lY+'O pro- fes sion a 1 football teams participated. Easily the best conditioned athlete on the floor , Iiarris led all scorers with 30 points and was also one or the top rebounders for both teams. Making some or his shots from about 30 feet out, 1-larris appeared to lake the game more serious than some or the other football pl ayers. ' ' " ' ' Jogger Persistent ' Reynolds frolicked throughout the contest. orten bringing laughs from lhe crowd or alx>ut 400 al Crawford Hall. Reytjolds was :.ilso the star of the halftime bicy- c 1 (' ra ce over an indoor motocross course. !.. S1'ATE COLLEGE, P a . '· (AP) -John Lucas hes been . nipped by dogs, beaned by j golf balls and hit by cars. But nothing has kept the Penn L State professor from his jog- ging. ~ After 33 years or huffing } and puffing , the physical education tcaehcr logged his 50,000th mile Sunday. ,, "J enjoy it mentally and \ physically." the 48·year-old · former l'enn Slate track coach said. "There's nothing more relaxing than trotting deep into the lush , grt?cn, cool woods .'' Lucas began keeping a run- ning diary when he was a high school student in Boston in 1942. "Whe n 1 was IS 1 was very badly injured in a foot- ball game. All those weeks I laid in bed m y brothers brought me inspirational sports books." he said. "My mother couldn't un· dersland why I was so hap· .,,.," he added with a laugh. 1~ in my 15·)'l'Hr-old mind J '"'rlein that I was going .! a c hampion lhought the only \: c ould become a ,,,.,,on was to become in· jured <ind overcome ad- versity.•• In 1951 he graduated from Boston University after serv-'~ ing as captain of the cross r; country team. In 1952 he ran 2,360 miles, tops for one year, \.\'bile training for the Olym- pics. Lucas never m adc it to the Olympics as a runner. but he has attended I he interna· tional games five times. Each lime, he said, ht.· has run on the track early in the morning with o nly an occasional groundskeeper looking on. "I won the 10.000 meter gold medal in my own mind each lim e,'' h e said . "Sometimes it's healthy to delude oneself.·· To pass the 50.000 'mark. Lucas s,et out with 21 col- leagues lo run over the top or Tussey Mountain , which is a JO -degree climb for four miles to the top and a gentle slope downward for the remalnJng eight miles. After he bounded across: the· finish point, Lucas was pre· sented a special T-shirt on which "John Lucas -:;o,000- miJes" Was written. I Reynolds look the measure or the Raiders' big Ben Davidson :.ind Phil Villapiano in the bike race. Defensive bctck Ed McMillian "'as also 3 standout for the Rams \vith 23 points while Gerald Irons h.'CI the Raiders with 16. The gam(• was elose all the way until the R:.ims finally started to pull <l\\"ay early in the fourth period. The te ams played for 10-minute quarters and both benches were signing autogra phs throu1:hout the contest. lll••d9n !621 Ji,,,_ Oil Vltl~Pl•f\O l•Oll• Vtll• c.on ..... , . ., .. AlllniOll ... ,_ .. _ Tol•ls It II~ I• 1 0 l • .. ' ,. s 0 0 12 s 0 , 10 I 0 0 2 s 1 l 12 I 0 0 1 1 0 0 • ,,.,,., Hll,,1$ R•Ynokh ~ Mt.MllU• MtClchtl ..... Tou" " It " "' u • ' JO 1 I I ) ) 0 2 • 11 1 J1J 1 1 0 • ' 0 •• Jll061• k-lly °"'"'" " " 16 '° 10-tf 11 D D-11, Brundage Buried CHICAGO -Avery Brundaee, president or the International Olympic t'Ommittec ror 20 years, wa s burled Monday next to the grave or his mother in private servlcet al Rosehill cemetery. Brundage, 87, died May 8 In Garmlse h ·Pa rtenkirt'hen, Germany, of a massive heart at· tack. on a neulral court. But one thing in our ravor Is .that we wW still have our r•ns behind us." ' "The court is not familiar lo either learn, so we'll both be jn the same bag in that respect," said K.C. Jones, the Bullets coach, stlll noticeably upe;et over Washington's 101 ·95 loss Sunday al Landover, Md., and the fact lhal his team was forced onto the road for tonight's game. "But naturally the fans will be for lhem.'' Normally in a coast·to·coast NBA aeries one team ia home for two games before the scene shifts for games three and four. Areni.l availability. or lack of it, prompt· ed the switch tn this series. Thus, the unexpected oi>enlng game loss puts the Bullet~ in a precarious position. "We'll be happy with u split out here," conceded Jones. Rick Barry. Golden St<ite's captain and high scorer , and one or the few P.layers on either team to have played in tbe Cow Palace, doesn 't ·mind the switch in sites at all. "I love those hoops there," said B.arry. "They're like big sewers.'' · Although Barry paced the War- riors with 24 points in the opening game of the best-of-seven series, a large measure or Golden State's success was attributable to llttJe. known reserves Phil Smith , Der· ·rek Dickey aod Charles Dudley. 'All three subslitutes played •.virtually the entire seeond half ·and helped-Golden-St:ate--over· come a S6·40 Washington lead. Reilly's First Holller Even S111·prised CLEVELAND (AP) -Jerry Remy called upon lt!_l lhe power in his 5·foot -9. 160-piound. body and n exed his muscles as be sauntered into the CaliCornia "~Angels dugout. "It certainly was a surprise," said the 22-year-old rookie, whose Cirsl major league homer highli gh ted the California Angels' 12·5 victory over the Cleveland Indians Monday night. "l "'as just trying lo gel the ball through the infield and then all or a sudden it took off," he continued. Angels mana ger Dick Williams had nothing but praise tor the Somerset, Mass., resi· dent. "That little kid is doing a heck or a job,·· Williams said. "He pivots well. He's not afraid 'of the patter of IitUe feet and tonight we round out that he can hit the long ball." Remy's homer came in the fourth inning with Morris Nettles and Billy Smith aboard. I t followed Bob Allietla's scoring on Smith's single and Dave Chalk's scoring on a sacrifice fly and gave the Angels an 8-5 adv an· tage. "I expected to get the silent treatment when I got into the dugout," said Remy. "But in- stead everybody was up and feel- ing my muscle. Joe Lahoud told me that l didn 'l have LOO many lo goto catch Hank Aaron." The rally chased loser Don Hood, 1-2, a nd started a march of relievers Jim Perry and Dave La Roche to the mound. The An gels jumped to a J.o lead in. the first inning when Remy scored on Chalk's triple and Lee Stanton hit a two-run homer. The Indians lied il 3-3 in the second when Frank Robinson doubled home Rico Carty, and Buddy Bell s ingled home Robinson and Charlie Spikes. Angels starter Andy Hassler left the game, and Dick Lange, 1-1 came on lo finish and record the victory. The Jndians got two more runs ·-;,.~ * -S:. CALIFORNIA RfmJ1b R1vtri<f H~rperon C"'!k Jb S!i"!on rl 8oc;hl• 10 .-.nie n•c M . NttU•slf e. 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KM~C (lit) IMy 21 C•Ulornl1 •I Clevel1n<1 IMJ 11 C•Hlornl• •I Boil on U..y2l C•Ulor"i' •• Bo~!on IMY 1( C•lilorn1• 001 Bo~lon u..y 1S C.,llorno• 11 Bo~!on •:11p.m. •:2!p.m. ':lip.m. 1o:ss1.m. 10:S~•.m. Brohamer scored on a sacrifice fly . Tommy liarper led ore the seventh with the third Angels homer, Stanton scored on a fielder 's choiCe making it 12-5 in favor of California. The An gels scored a single run in the s ixth y,•hen Nettles crossed the plate on a double play. "We usually don't hit home runs in three. wee 1 Williams. "But we'll l ·any way we can get the division is wide open and with l Joss of (Jim '"Catfish") Hunter <1.nything can happen.'' Brohamer, who is hitting .276, had a single in three trips lo the plate a nd scored one of the Cleveland runs. The Indians and the Angels have today orr. then race each other again Wednesday night. The Indians have Jim .Kern, 0-0, set to seek his first major league victory against the Angels' Frank Tanana, 2·1. Dodgers Win, 3-2 Buckner's Return Will Solidify LA LOS ANGELES CAP ) -llill Buckner Says thal his ~nklc is fine . that he can play. f-lis m·anager, Walter Alston, says the doctors want him to wait just a little longer. No one, however, is more a nx· ious than Alston for Bu(:kner to get back into the lincu1> and J\.1:on· day ni ght was a prime reason. Buckner came off the bench as a pinch hitter -only hi s second Dodgers Slnte All t•m.• •11 lC AllC !19CIJ ~l' 20 Chlt•OO i11 Lot .-.noe1e~ MOly 21 Chlc•QO at Lo• .-.ngeiei. Mlly ll Chi{l<)O •I L01 .-.nveh•~ Mlly llSt. Louis •I L01 An;elt~ J,?Sp m. 1:1Sp,m, 1:2i p.m, 1:1ip.m. appe arance s ince severely spraining his ankle a month ago -and slugged a scoring fly ball, breaking a 2-2 tie and sending Los Angeles to a 3-2 victory over the s urprising Chicago Cub5 at Dodger Stadium. Th e victory e n able d the Dodgers to improve their lead over idle Ci n cinnati lo five games in the Western Division of the National League while the Cubs r etain a · 11/:z-game advan- tage in the East. "It was a1,1.•fully strange up there." Buckner said of his BJ>· pearance in the eighth inning~ with the bases loaded and the ~ ~ ~ CHICAGO Tr Ill• 2b C•rdl!WI If Mono.ycl MOr1le1n IN6IOC:k lb Tl'!Of'nl.On10 .... , .. .,t Spe<rln<JPI" l(e1~11ger ~' Ret1st1Mlp Mi~lldph ICnowte'p Z.tnor• 0 •II' h bl • 1 I 0 4 0 I 1 J 0 0 0 • 0 1 0 • 0 1 0 • 0 1 0 J 0 0 0 000 0 • I I 0 ' 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOS ANGELES Ll'Y ?b C••wlord rf Wynn ct Ga<vey lb C•Jlb Ft•OU!oOn c P•tlore~ II Bu<lner pft Cru1 It "'""'~(!ill M, Mo••P" O.Je1u1 ~' R•up B•e-rp •II r fl bl • 0 0 0 • 1 l 0 1 0 0 0 • 1 1 0 • 0 2 1 l 0 0 0 3 , , 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 l 0 ' 0 ' o o a 0 0 0 0 J 0 1 1 0000 Total\ )J 2 6 1 TOIOOll JO l I l CMC.fOO 000 000 OX>-2 LosArog.,les 000 011 01"-l E-Lltl', Ho111w 1. L08-(hlt•90 •. Lo~ ""9tie1 I. 28-P•<hH~~. Cr.tWlorct, C•rckndl. S8-<1y. SF-8\ltkner. IP " ill Eli! •II SO RellS(ll1!1 I 6 2 2 J • ICnowlH CL,1-l) a , ' I I 0 z--• t 00000 Iii!"' 1•~S 220B Brt-r iw.1.n 1~ 1 o o 2 1 WP-8rew1r. Bllk-Kno,...11. PB-Hosley. T-1:1'. A-11.7'!0. score tied. "It y,•a s strange, bul ~xciting. ''This hus been the most rrustrating time or my life, just sitting around. I feel the ankle is slrong enough for me lo play." Alston contends that it isn't. not yet an);Y+'ay, and said, "The thing that \l.'Orries m e is that he'll come back too soon, the ankle \\'ill 'Swell up and he'll be out another IO days or t y,·o weeks." But Alston 1,1.·<tnts Buckner's bat back as soon as possible. \\'ith Buckner sidelined, the only left-handed hitter in the Los Angeles lineup is \~ti llieCrawford and the Dodger~ see primarily right-handed pitching. Don Sutton 1,1.·ill be seeking his e ighth vietory ·tonight against Chicago's Bill Bonham (3·3), an ex· UCLA pitching star . Readers' Hot Corner Dear Mr. While: With respect lo your column two weeks ago on Jim Bush building UCLA into a track power, I would like to point out a couple or facts or which you may or may not be aware. 1) Just like Jim Bush, Vern Wolfe has also won four NCAA and five Conference Cham- pionships . 2) At the last count, UCLA had granted 65 track scholarshiPa as compared to 29 which USC grants . With respect lo Bob Boyd's in- ability to beat J ohn Wocxlen, how do you think Bob would have fared if he had fallen heir to Kareem Jabbar, Bill Walton and Richard Washington -all super stars? Could it be your prejudice is showing? ROBERTL. FLYNNE Laguna Niguel I • °"'Ta i 1 CLEVELAND'S JACK BllOHAMER .ILIDES INTO THIRD .SAFELY UNDER DAVE CHALK'S TAG. • A, . t • ~ ' I• J t ~ ' I l • I 1 • j 1 n• no v o• B gl M g; pl E B M gt 4. er M td . I M J~ rd <• sl E v tt m "' V1 "' r< ro he th T , ('0, ·~ or th lo l '" 1. I F ~ I •• I I . ' Century League Champions Costa Mesa High's Mustangs share the Century League baseball championship with El Modena after winning their last eight league games. Kneeling (from left ) - ·Bob Hardack, Marty Yuen, Guy Krikorian , Mark Richardson, Tom K.Jeeplan, Stan McCo y, Mike Mulryan, Gerald Stukkie, Ken McElroy. Standing -coach Jim Hagey, Steve Bernhardt, Brian Costelloe, Brian Phelps, Tim Rosauer, Rudy Phelps, Steve DeWilde, Gary Baume, Tim Crocker, coaches Keith Brigman, Kurt Spana!. Tuffday, May 20. 1975 DAIL'( PILOT Bi I SCC Track Ace I Seeking Pardon By llOWARD I •. JIANDY m ight° uffct·l his fulure 0t1111 o.u, ~11.1s1•11 and asks for my udvice, ·• Mik e Singletary Bouldin s1.1ys. graduatesfrom Soulhern Both , pe rh.aps , are C.a liforn ia College of ""'orki n g toward the Costa Mesa thhs s pring same goal-in st·hool but ·the outstanding and in life. sprint and 440 star who Bouldin would like to once served time in ii join the sheriff's t raining stale prison is faced with staff for fu ture officers. a restriction that might Singletary would like keep him from pursuing to help the inmates and the field he has chosen work Yiilh a physical fiL· for a ca r eer . nessprogram . Singletary would like Being a student, a full- to enter education and time she riff's deputy and perhaps work closely participating in track with prison inmates in a keeps Bouldin busy. rehabilitatfon program. In hi gh school. he ""'as But his b ac k g r ound 3 mile and 2-mile track would prevent it unJ ess man at Downey .. ligh but _he can gain a full pardon he says the longer race from Governor Bro .... •n. "'asn 'l fa r enoug h. "I Such a pardon is in the didn't have the natural process of being pre-.speed to run the l\\'O· pared by close friends, mile," he s ays. school officials and al H e S\vitt hed to the least one teammate who marathon out of hi gh could be the big dif-school and wus inj ured ference. o ne sea son \Vhen the Thal teamm a te is walk ca me up a nd he en- walking · specialist Ed ter ed. Bouldin, a full-time de-"Ra~e ',\'I.liking takes puty s h eriff in Los a s muc h tim e, if not Angeles County· more, than running. It is ''Mike is definitely more physici.il i.l.nd style over this thing that hap- pene'd to him,'' Bouldin says. "His outlook on lire is fantastic. He should have"" no trouble in re- aching the goals he hi.IS is very important. "You have to use a heel toe effect and huve to keep one foot on the ground al all times. A knee hi.IS lo be loC'kcd for " moment •1s the body W(.'ight shifts over on each stt•p.'' Bouldin \\'Ould li ke lo participate in the 1976 Olympic Gi.inlcs in Mon- treal and is \\'orking toward the Pan - Am ericun Games team this s ummer. He also hopes to be LI member of one of the Europcuo teams this year . But right no\\' he is more concerned "·ith the future welfare or his fellO\\' track t c un1 member at Southern California College than a nything else , This de puty sheriff and this former prison in· m ate have made a last- ing in1prl'ssion on cat•h other-a nd it has nothing to do \\'ilh prison . Their rclati ons'hip is on ;i much hi gher plane and bolh y,•a nt to keep it there forever. No-hitterNew B~ketball Coach Coast set for hims e lf if personal motivation is lhe factor. 20 Area Net Stars Set for CIF Action "He has shown ever-The Orange Coast area of University defeated Sparks -Could Have It Tough Barons Pum Boswell pitched a no·hitter Monday after· noon to pal'e Fountain V<.illt-y High to a 6·0 \vin OV('r l'rtarina High in a Beat·h Cities LC'a gue girls s oftball gam e at Marina. ln other Beal'h Cities games Monday, Newport posted an 11·5 win over Est<t nciu, Huntington Beac h blasted Costa ?!ilesu, 10·2, and Edison got past Westminster, 4-2. ln a Century League t:n c:ounter, Corona del Mur lost a ·1s-1 decision t oSuddleback. • Four teams went into Monday's uction Jn the Bc<t(·h Cities league tied for first place With 3-1 re- cords. Behind the strength of their .wi ns, Edison a nd Fountain ,Va!Jey are now tied for the top spot with 4-1· ma rks while Estancia ond rt1arina drop lo3-2. Boswell of · f'ountliin Vall('y guvc up one \Vi.dk ;.ind one Marin u battl'r rl•al·h(.'d basl' on a n t·r- ror. bul that \\"i.LS 1.111 the hus ts ('O uld do against tht' Fount;.1in Vull c·y a("t.·. T h l· v is iting llarons <·aml· up \Vith l\vo runs in the first inning, a ddl·d one in the SC'l'ond i.lnd thr('C rnore in the fourth to support Bos\vl'll. The hos t Huntington <SeeGJRLS, Page B·6) Checkihg the college scene: Saddleback College's new basket- ball coach figures to have it tough in his initial season. The GaUchos had an all-sophomore lineup last year, thus will probably have to r e ly on freshmen in 1975-76. Some prominent coaches fi gure to apply. for Roy Stevens' old job. In fact, a very successful JC coach has made inquiries on two occasions with Saddleback officials. Saddleback's gymnasium will go to bid May 28. ConstrucUon is expected " ~ ~---.~-CRAIG SHEFF "-~--..... (~--- ~. ..:.::. j to begin in July with the job taking ap- proximately ·12 months. The facility, which includes offices and classrooms, is expected to cost in lhe neighborhood of $3.l million. The gym will seat ~.ooo. Jerry Hulbert will rejoin Don Bryant when he moves to Gr ant's P ass, Ore. High School as its n·ew bead basketball coach. Hulbert, who bas been the chief as- sistant under Tim Tift ror the past six years, was the head coach at Troy iligh in F ullerton when Bryant was the a thletic director. Bryant Is now a vice principal at Grant's Pass High. With East LA switching lo the Metropolita n C onfefence, the Southern Ca l circuit wrestling teams probably wi ll free lance. Santa Monica CC has dropped wrestling, thus only Golden West, Cypress, Rio Hondo and maybe Los Angeles CC wiJl field teams. ' Phoenix, Santa Rosa, Oxnard, El Camino, Santa Ana, Santa Monica and Saddleback colleges will participate In the annual Miles Eaton ba1ketball tourney hosted by OCC De<. 3·6. OCC will ~Jso participate in the Palomar and Chaffey tourneys next sea10D. The Palomar tourney was formerly hosted by MiraCosta College. Golden Wesl's Steve Alexander figures Lo be one qf Lhe favorites in the slate JC decathlon championships at Allan Hancock College June 6-7. Former OCC middle guard Kelly Strolch was named UCLA's most out- 1tandlag newcomer after the Bruins'. recent spring grid drills. Another ex-Piraje, John Dixon, is a s t arting runnin g back for UC Berkeley, while· Steve Speer has landed a No. 1 defensiv,e back spot at Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). UC I tennis coach Myron McNamara has recruited Long Beach Poly"s A1ike Edelis, one of the top prep prospect s in the Southland. erry, who prepped al Costa Me · High and pitched two Orange Coast, had a 13-6 r for La Verne College during the regular season. Quisenberry was 6-6 atone stage of the season. Another fo rm er OCC standout- Paul Flerping-hil .364 for the Leopards this season and balled .417 in league play. FACTORY Baseball Standings Demo SALE! • TOYOTA IXAMrLE: '75 TOYOTA 'doQf. • _.q. l'leltP. wn1ll .. .il t ..... !TE3130Cl ll t 52996 • f .VOLVO t '74 VOLVO 142 I A11!0. 1ir.,.,::.1reo. "111• •n.Mll. GT llMnl'IO • • (406,Hl ,. 55888 , . 1· • r USED CAR f SPECIALS "7J DATSUM.610. a..~.,,,~-(6630\IJ) ~z•88 . '70&CAMIMO A1110 .. ~.I., AM r1dl0, 1"'11 lll'lell. (J&1MH>. '1888 '72 CADILLAC ~ ~ aun 1001, f\111 tcMS. llOOtY _, w11i.. !IOll flll " 53977 AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division \V I, Pct. J\'lilwaukee 19 13 .594 Boston 16 15 .516 Detroit is 16 .484 Baltimore 15 19 .44 1 New York 14 20 .412 Cleveland 13 20 .394 West Division 21 14 .600 20 15 .571 I 20 18 .526 20 18 .526 16 16 .500 15 20 .429 Oakland Texas Angels KansCIS City Minnesota Chicago Mondly'•k- Sotlon 10,0alll•nd S C1lllorn1• 12, C1tve111nd S Hew YOFll s, 1(1n$.al City I C!'litl90 J, 81flimor11 O.troll•, Mfnnt$01a 3 Ollly Qllml$St!'ll!dul1d GB 21 z 3*.':t 5 6 s•.<:i 1 21,z 2'h 3\h 6 Tod•Y't &•mH o.1111nd (8h.ie 9·1l 1\ 80,ton !L•••·•I 1(1ns•s City !Spllltorl! 1·•> 1! NI• YO•lr. tC>otnonJ·St l• ... ~ ~Wrlol'lt 1.JJ ~1 Mllw•ullM {8r...,o Wf 0.lroll (!011<1\3•3 I 1t MIMM.011 (C.01112·3) 11111-re (P1U'ller 6·2111 O\i<aoo tOst11n 1.J) Qfll'f' games KIWd,,,l1d W1dn•1••r'1 GI"'" O.•tll'ld •I ~ton Ctlltor11l1 a1. Cllv1l 1t"nd 1(1MtiC1ty 11 New V•rtl TIUt•l MU'w1tu1111e Dllrollll Mlllf'leSOll ••llll'llOr••' (hltt90 T NATH)NAL LEAGUE F.asl Division W L Pct. GB 21 13 .618 Ch1{'ugo Philadelphia Pittsburgh \'l'W York ~lonlrl'UI 20 15 , .571 } I/~ 17 14 .548 21·2 15 15 .500 4 13 17 .433 6 St. Loui s 14 19 .424 61.6 \Y est Division Dodgers 25 14. .641 Cinci nnati 20 19 .513 5 San Dil·go 18 19 .486 6 San Francisco 17 19 .472 61.'2 At lanta 18 21 .462 7 Houston 14 'Z1 .341 12 Mond11'• SCN'li S..n Frendtco o. Pl1t1b11rQll 4 H()ul ton •, Pllll11delpl'll1 2 S.n OlllQO 1, St. L()lli\O !10 lnnln~) lO\A~IOI l, ClllCIQO l Only 111m11\ n h11.S111td Tocl•J'IGllmtt Mon1re~I (Fr,m1n •·01111AUanl•1Harri$0f'l'·21 New Y()rk (l(oo,m•n l ·1) 11 Oncltw11ll !Gl.<lltnl •·11 Plllloclt!lpt\11 {LOADOrQ J·l) I I Hol.l"on ("l(l\1rd l ·ll SI, LOUI\ CSo110·2l ;>\Sen Oleoo {FOlle• 1·1l 0tO(IQ0 CBonl\lm l ·l ) II L" Anc,tltl (S11tton "' Pil\tJ)!,lrgl\ IEllll 2-2 ) 11 5.11!1 F/antlW> 4Htllckl '" Wed11111f•?110.~ P!U~•Ql\111 Sen Frlll(IM:O MOtlltlll •I Atl•lllll Nt• Vot• 11 (111(11\Nll Pfl' .... pflle •I Ho111IOl'I 51. LMlll 111 S.11 Dll'IO Oii'"' ot Lit Antaltt .• Area's Briefs FT. LAUDERDALE- Ji m Loofborrow o f Newport Beach con- tinues to establish nil· tional age group r ecords. Afte r settin g l\\'O marks here in the na- tional ma sters S\vim· min g c hampio n s hips Saturday., LOofborrow came back Sunday to post another record. · This time, he swam the 100 individual medley in 1 :00 .95; bettering the previous m ark of 1 :Ol.4. The 35-year-old swam the. 200 free in l :57.4 Saturday, and clocked a 2:13 .4 in the 200 in- dividual med ley. * * * Costa Mesa High's ten· ni s teams will be honored with a sports awards banquet toni ght a t Vill a Sw e den Restaurant in Corona del 'Mar beginning al6:30. * * * ybody around h\!re that will have 20 athletes S t eve Spa ldi ng of he can make something competing at the CIF in-Lag una Beach in the of his life and he has dividual tennis prelims singles finals 6-1. 6·2, "·orked very hard the siated May 31 at UC both advancing . They past two years lo get an Jrvine . \\•ere seeded one-t\\'O in e ducation to help The players recently th e meet and himself. qualified for the m eet by Faltermeier 's win was a "He is knoy,•ledgable placing either first or little e as ier than ex· and very well educated second in s ingles or peel ed. and has & strong desire doubles in their league University ·and L~guna to go into the recreation meets. Beach a lso hooked up in field. Coiona del Mar High the doubles fin als. Uni's "But my understand-took all s ix places in the Scott Hayes and Kent ing is that he must peli· Cent u r y L e a g. u e , Aden won the cro"·n with lion and receive a full University and L ab'llna a 6.3• 6.4 \v in over Robert pardon· Crom lhe gov-Beach qu.alifie d three Cu n ar d and Todd ernor in order lo erase each in the South Coast Thornton. the stigma of his p ast ." League, five or the six How did they get ac-plciyers from lhe Sunset Newport Ha rbor had quainted-one being a L e a g u c were a re a three qualiry for the pre- form e r prison inmate athletes and three oflhe lims in the Sunset and the olh'.er a man of s ix from th e Empire Leugue meet. In singles, Lhe law'! circuit are from this Steve ~1arosi \Vent to the "l didn't know 1'-1ike area. finals only to forfeit the prior to his life here at Jn the Century League cha mpionship match Lo school. It was through cventhesemifinals were Wes tmin s ter 's Mark the track tea m that we composed or all Corona Johnson y,•hen his bout met. del Mar playe rs with \Vith the flu got worse •·we kind of ·louked at Dan Getke n defeating after the semifinals. <!ach other with a ques-John Callnc 6·2, 6·2 and New p 0 rt . s Br ad tionable eye whe n we Lance Good taking Lhe Ba uman and Rick Wit· mel and I really didn't mea sure or Jim Ross 6·4, lw"r 1.,0 0 llic doubles t1·• know how he would lake 6·2. · .. ~ tie with a 6·3, 6-2 decision· me as a police officer. Gerken then defeated over Edison's entry of ''Bul we have become Goodinthefinals6-4,6-2, the best or friends and [ but bolh will adva nce to Glenn Ruud and Kurt know him, probably, bet-the CIF prelims. Lynott. Le r than the other The Century League Huntington Be ach did i.lthletes. doubles fin als were also \v e il in th e Empire ''We are v ery open composeCI or all Corona League meet arid will Fountain Valley High \\'ith each other a nd he del M.ar a thletes. Jim send three athletes to the School \\'ill honor its golf, confronts me with. cer· Curley and Jordan Otter-prelims. In singles, the volleyb al l and gym· t ain possibilities that bein teame d-up to beal Oilers' Sle\·e J ones lost nasties l ean1s \Vith a * * * RonMcN ama r aandBob the title m a t c h to sports awards banquet Spooner 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 in ii Foothill's Chris Dunk. tonight in the schools · I thrilling match to \Vin Huntington 's doubles cafeteria at6:30. mg etary the title. Like in singles. team of Mike Bree i.ind * * * both th e winners and Chris Collier was defeal· S d 0 losers of the fina ls ad-· e d in the finals by Est~ncia 1-li gh"s ~rack tall S Ut vance. 1-'oothill's Rick Plowse and fi eld .team s \\·111 be In South .Coast League and Scott J\.1orton 7-6, 6-7 feted Wllh a s po rts w·· h D ds play Brad Fallermeier and6·4. awards program al the t e ----------------------school cafet eria toni ght I e il l6. M.ike Singletary has ' accomplishe d .m a ny G If T things in his tenure at 0 ealllS SoCal College including In Finals the following : -Overcome the odds against an ex-convict graduating from college. CH IN 0 -Sa n -Been li sted in the Clemente a nd i\1 ission American Encyclopedia Viejo hi g h sc hoo l s or coll ege athlet es for finished one-two a mong 1974 and 1975. 34 schools l'o1ondayin CIF -Was named to the qualifying golr action at All-American trac k Western Hills · Country learn in 1974. Club. -Ranked in the top 10 The two schools in addi· runners in the world a t ,tion to Claremont and 440 yards in 1973, 1974 San Marino, qualified for and 1975. the CIF finals. San -Was selected by the Clemente had a team Department of Slate lo score of 298 to 300 for Mis· represent the U .$. in in· sion Viejo and 305 Cor lhe ternalional competition 'other two. in Italy and Germany in Mark O'Meara of Mis· 1974· sion Viejo had the low -Selected as speaker round for the day with a a n d I e c t u r e r a l 69 in cluding a triple ~umerous .classes and bo ndsixbirdies. sc h o ols 1n Orange gey a , County. lt•m s.;or1$: 1. san c11m1n11n11. -lnvi'ted to 1·01·0 coach Mlulon Vflljo JOO 3. c 11remon1 end ~n~rlno>OJ. u,s,11oohco"'41111d Jim Crumpton as an In· ..n11t-q111111,1no .I • ~"' Morve ... 1111nd l(en Tftl °' slructor al the Asian s.no1ment1~• ... npar11, Coaches clinic this June. your choice saves20 s ·~v ~, 05• Dn.o'n t.-oo b'Oktl5 ·Alt Al'l"\enror1 t:as • !lfcio:e linings •9PIOCC(J on Oil lol.t ...tleels •Un ond !•<.'6 ovm · Pepock ou1e1 """'*" ~~. rel~I 0'10 ()IWd tl,0"0.,1-::: IVSlef"n • 0ieC~ ~ cvLtlcle1". ()"(! 197~. 1n1pec111on1 ho5e~·GoocJONl week or.iv OI onv BF~ sbe. Volleyball Tonight callforoo appointment • Five Orange Coast area high sc hool volleyba ll teams, led by No. 1 seeded Lagun a Beach, begin CIF playoff action today. Lagun a Beach 's powerful Artists, win· ners or the prestigious Inglewood tourney and chomps of the South Coas t L eag u e, host Chodwlck 1t 7:30. • In other night games, Ncwpart Harbor, victor of the Sunset League, meet s San Clemente, South Coast runner·UI>. at 7:30 al Corona del Mar 1-U i;h . Corona del fl,1 ar, the Century League's No. 2 team , faces host San Ma rino a t7. The Sunset League's No. 2 Learn , 1"1untlngton Beach, met host Mira 'C.O.ta this afternoon. · ( ,.~01,1•·0 r 1 1•,,J" Mo~IOI CriorQe. Bonl.,\m .. r .. :o•"\ An1e1ican [\pr•u. • 0 11e 81onr h(' ri.rtt•r11 lub B. F. Goodrich 2049 HARi ORI LVi>. COSTA MESA • ' , i· If§ DAILY PILOT GIRLS ... Colllla•ed From B·S B'cuC'h Oil<'rs <:xploded for 10 runs on 23 hits to brt.•t.•ze 111.1st Coslu 1'-1esu. Huntington scored sevt:n runs in the first t'hree In· nings tand held a 10·0 Je;:1d · bcforl' Costa Mesa fin;.11· Jy St'urt.•d in tht.· to p of thl· sixth. Pat Wurm <.i n, Kirn RurtO\\'S, l.ori s Croft . Sabrina 'fhornpson 1.1nd l .1:1u r ;.1 l.t·hnt·rt a ll ('OI· it.'tlcd thrt.·t· hits for thl· Oilt.·rs. Edison r l't i.1 in t.·d <• tih<.1tl' of first pla('c \Yith it s triumph i n a gurnl' _plc.iyc·d :.it Edison. Tht.• host Churg<:rs <:.amt· ·lip '''ith four runs in the st.•c·ontl inning and held 1·on for thl' \Yin u s Tuesday. May20, 1975 . .. ~.·. '. ' ... '" ADJUST SWING IN ROUGH • ·Wh l·n your h:ilt 1.~ huried in hl·:ivy 1ough you'll need to l'h:ingc lhe arl' of your swing, 1r you use :i normal swing (#1), l hl' clu hhcad will have to tr0&vcl 1hrough :i 101 of grass before it nlccts 1he hull, The grass will slow lhl:' L'luh and lll·tnu:t fro1n l hl" pOWL'r of your shoL · · I l ' l . By DAVE ROMANO know they 're better than • 0tu .. o.11, ..... ,,,._" some of the teamlii in the The las t couple of playoffs, but they'll just years have been very have to sit back and frustrating for coach Art \11atch." Wahl aand his Laguna Laguna Beach's situa: Beach High vursity ten-lion, however, isn 't unl- nis team. que us the CIF took onJy Arter winning the CIF league a nd co-leag ue 2-A title two years ago, c hampions this year. the Artists won the Edison coach Tim Ma'ng Orange League race last would like to have seen year and entered theCJF another team from the playofrs as conte nders Sunset League go to the for the 3-A crown __playoffs, One of the players responsible for the sue· ces5 of Laguna Beuch this year and· last is senior Steve Spalding. He lost only lwo singles matches ull yeur in league and knocked orr several of the top players ' in the urea, including Cos tu Moou 's Derek Werner . ... • · Wt.·stminstl·t r i..dlit.·d ,.,.·ith singlt.· runs in tht.· fourth ";.ind sixth. I rl·conuncnd lh.;i you lry for :i rnore Vt"rlil·:1I stroke on lht•sc shots j#'J.). ·rhis will 111in imi1.c lht• inlL'rfcrenc(' of lht• gra:.s o n thl· cluhhc;1._1J and o n lhc hall. The ball will reccivt• n1ore ha..-k spin·and w ill rise morl' r;ipidly rron1 !ht• grass. -· To (;L"l this mo re \L'r~1c;il slrokl-. play the hall we!l back 1n your stant·l· und kl't.'11 n1ost of your weigh! on your lt'fl fon! thro ughout lht· ~winl!. However, they wcr~ "J th.ink. the Sunset knocked off in the League1soneofthebest quarterfinals by second-tennis circuits a round," Seeded San Marino. says Mang. "Yet, they Following being ousted only look Newport and rrom th e playorrs', c:iv~ Coro!la del Ma,~·a Laguna Beach had tq bye 1n the r1rs_t round. _ watch as the team which Edison also had a fin e finished second to it, leam an~ proved it with University, went all the a 20-8 win over Laguna way to the finals before Beac~ in a match played Spalding won three of (our m a tches against rugged Corona del Mar , l'Os_i,n_g .o n.ly .. to -oan Gerken, and has been on the Lagwta Beach varsi- ty ror four years. "Spalding has turned into a very conSistent tennis player this year and h as developed a good serve and effective overhand s hot.'' says Wahl . ·'H e ulso de- veloped into an ag- gressi-ve player which compliltients his game very well.'' JoAnn« K;.d c1rna, Sh<.1n- r1 on W a y . J, u I u Vonl.utzU\\'. l\1ali :.1 ~l en­ <lt'nhall and ShE·ll y Grib- bins all sin~IL·d in the in- 11ing <.ind Julie Roberts was sare on an error to get 1 the four runs home. W•ilmhul•r UI •• ' ' • COOll\, P ' ' ' • ~':';~~"· rf ' ' ' ' ' ' ··To1TW11ek,1b,rl ' ' ' • !-ierna...,.i, Jb ' ' ' \lell1, u ' ' ' losing to Harvard. early 1n the season. Things were eve n Laguna Beach wasiiot · F'ish Report worse this year. Laguna select ed to go t o the Beach finishe d South pl ayorfs HS a s trong Coast League play with a second place team for 12·3 record (all three the simple reason that no losses to pow e rful secondpl aceteam swere University) .ind was 14-6 chosen in the 3-A bracket DANA WHARF -st an111ers: 1u. overall. The Artists held this yea r . . ::;:~~1~·1 ~a~~~~~~t, 110 rock coa,, Ertel, cl ' ' ' Bauer,c ' ' ' D~r.s~ ' ' ' I U cker.1b ' ' ' • ec;i;~.12\b ' ' ' " ' ' their own against such T h c S u r b u r ban NEWPORT co • .,,,,., L•<lllH'l -1• t C d I L.e.g n l 'd ed anQ1t'••:18Dol~s,l2r<KktOd. cams as orona e Mar · uc, o cons1 er u SEAL BEACH ~l .,,.111ers: ..a and Foothi ll despite s.tr.o ng t.ennis circuit, rock cOd, scow co<t, 1 sand1>o1n, 2 loses. f1n1shed In a th ree-way ~libut . . d M f 5AN DIEGO lMuniclpll Pl1rl -53 Golf Report ' Edi11011 141 • s. Gribbl"'· Jll .. ' ' ' e. <>ribbi"'· P ' ' Wetl>et!IH. rt ' ' .01vid,\!0 , ' Kal.,.,.,111 ' ' Roller1•,cl ' W1y.111 ' . ' , \lonLul1<>*, It ' ' Mel'ICMMIU, c ' ' . Tot11\ " ' Scltl"l ll'I' l1111l119s ' "We$1ml,.$1e r .. '" ,_, , .Edison .., .. ·~ Cesl•Meu UI •• ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' Winners in a least putts competition for the Laguna Beach women's golf club included : Dee Craig (29). Helen Drcxelius (30). Martha Beaumont (31), Doris Fagg, Dian·e Stys and Ginny Beals (32), Val Morton (33) and Gene 11 Griffin with Ruth 1 Whitake r (34 ). Mile .Square Despite having a good tie an ay air, Gahr 1nq1er~: 11r0<kc0<1.lh•••b"1,J11"11 Thwing teamed · with year , Lagunu didn't re-and Cerritos all received toc1.21>o1s\. Harold Hope and again cei\le a berth in t he berths. .~~:.1'!.~11'!~~~~ -•s a .. 11iers: 10 with Davies to capture playorrs which didn't br-''\Ve played Gahr in OCEANSIDE -111an111er" ltwi•· th. d I h r· d I r.oc:udca. 1'17 DCISS, 1 h•llbwt. , .. •DCk lf pace. ing much comfort to t c 1rst roun ast year tOd . ln a partner's mixed Wahl. and beat it. 25·3, says LOfrrlG BEACH 1ae1mo•t P1 .... 1 -, • •"lllt'•s: 2• tow COd, 21S rock COd. AT c TCH c . D'A I r L better ball event, Mr. "It was tough to tell \.\'ah!. "It \\'asn'l even tsporttlsri>ng1 -,3 , .. 111 ... ~,, 1w1.. NE A __,. onn1e -ngc o o ong and Mrs. J a m es Sprigg our kids that we didn't close and we probably r.cudca.ioobass.3t>oniio.62 m1<-..... •. Beacl1 beams \Vilh her 25-nnund While Sea • MALIBU PlllR -.aCI l"Qlet'i: '2S rv finished with a 64 for get a spot in the playofrs could do the sam e this rock cOd, 'c•lico bass. 1s1r>c11>o1ss, 2 B'i)SS t a ke n a board the half day boat Matt first place. Dr. and Mrs. ufter having s uch a good year to any one of those l'lil~~1pE·DRo niMI s1. un,11"', -Wals lt ·out of Davey's Locker in Newport Craig Williamson took' year ," says Wahl. ''They three teams." ,. al'IQ1er1': 1 ~enowt•i•. 29S coi.co Harbor. second place honors with ,-----------------------=u~"~·~'~w:::.;:M:_:u~·~"c.::":..:::"=~:..::u~,~"--.CCC:.C.ccC'-' _________ ~_;_.,..---;,.---- 65 while Mr. and Mrs. • 1-larold Christensen pl aced third with 67. P•r>ocra lnar, <I H•le, rl HellClritk!i, 11 Fer9u'l<>n, ss RhOllCIS, 11 Poul'IO", 2b M<Cormick, 1t1 Ro"l'lil". rl Cleark, )b ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Dorys Nead v:as the 0 winner or a criss cross .,.,.,_,_,_,_,_,_;;;;;;;;~ Jotal!i o tournament at Fountain SIYIN ADYANTAGU 8 Valley Mile Square Golf OUR PAGIR OfflRS H11nU1g10" Be•ch 00) ab • " Course recently with a !Y.D••ta, 1tl \lll-1,Jtl w arma,.,11 ButfOWlo, c MCI-I.lie, \S Croll,p lhDmj1<,0n, lb \Ii~.·' Le-r1,tl ~ ~ ~261 ~. Total\ • ' ' ' ' • " Sc•r• ll'I' lflfliflt• 1 J Second p l ace. in A : : rli g ht went to Bobby g ~Webb (271:.o) '"ith Diana 1 2 Saenz next al 28. 1~ 1~ In B rJight. Rose Miller ' ' C..sl<1Me!i1 000 001 1-1 I was the winner with 26, ~followed by Jean Ku'",n J (28) a nd a tic bct•Neen 11 Curolyn West an.ti Burt o Holt <28~·:.i ). H""t6ch ,Jl2 010 0 -10 1J f-l•i11 Y1Ue• 161 .. ' . ' ' • ' ' that yours may not! C•rroU,Jb Robt rt~.< W1lli•m!i. 2b Bos-••.11 Prium, !S Corriwe•u, cl JKk'l<>ll.<I F10Uerna, lb j B•1'>0l:l. II ro~is ' """'•i111 tOI ' ' ' ,. •• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ; Carol Fi·eidersdorr 1 v.•as th'! C flight victor ~ wilt". 26, followed by Rose g Diekmann (26 ~2) and a •tic bet"·e en tl elen 1 Emert. Barbara Stev.'art "and Gale Boozell (29 112). 1 COMl'LElE OUNGI COUNTY COYllAGI l!lllffi .. : t..t--IMdi, s-c .......... ., .. YMf-, D-hi.,, • -11 • LMt leKlri -4 _., .t LA. -l WllliCh, 11 Epperso,.,ct MlrU.P w;1,,om~.t S1ru1>e, lll Norcros1, rt Elldlcotl, 1b ~n•11ht.~~ Coal!olln, lb Tot•l!i Scor1br1nnin9s g ~larion Bartok cap- () tured C f light with 28 g with Musa Ncishi ~econd o at301·2_ g Marion Phillipson \Vi.IS g the E rlight winner \\'ith 2 MONTH TO MONTH I ENTAL IASIS 3 NO Dll'OSIT UQUlllD ON A'l'IOYED Cll DIT 4 ONLT Jl7.\0 I'll MONTH TOTAL COST ' . l' F°""1.i .. v1ner 210 300 o-" r ,,....fiN 000 000 0-0 0 31. Norma Smith. Lor- ~ r aine Spal, Bea· Cowie, Luell a Ferree and Peg Lourtie tied at311h . l••llMlto4 , .... I 5 NfW COMl'ACT UNIT SIZE ll'/•11 4 11'/11 Ju1iorlf•r1itr ' ' . Co'.1.1• Mesa OOD 100 7-• 10 7 Hunt.8"«111(1113 •ll 1-7S:IO 7 01e'§ •. A. B•rr (6) a"d Cl•l-IQlll Schrootdotrano 8•Ue1. . El Niguel 6 YOICI MfSJAGI l'AGIU ALSO Alf AYAILAILI ' ' •lO S00 1 ·U 11 110 000 2-• • Pre p Golf Sovlll C .. 51 L1•9.,. Got! FifWll ~ In a partner's better 1 ball tournament for the men 's c lub at El Niguel Country Cl ub, George Thwing and Lloyd Harp 7 FULL flff MAINTENANCE ORANG!COUN7Y RADI07!LEPHONE SERVICE ,,.r Al Mis1iot1 v;.10, El Ni, ... I c.ow.t ... Chills were the winners with a scoreof 69. 17141135-3305 TOPli•: I, ~rk O'Meara (M\I) 1'6 1.c.ra11amCow.1n CSCl!SS(in-.i H l m d 'th ~<Ith), J.Miorty Morga,...111 (~l US arp ea e WI .. SO. liA#TA F•, SAlllll A AllllA I-L.,_. -· M IHIM Vlo+e, DIM l'elft!. S.R (-le. 11411 '-(4,i1tr4 .. , I I T-c1• 11111 .... •. re<1 c11mm1"; fM\IJ 1ss, s. l!:enn Vaughn Davies for the ~:r1 isc1 1S6,6. Tupper Ru1se11 tDH r unnerup spot while ..... ]JJJ Take off for Tahoe the easy way ... ....;th Air Ullfomia. For just $32.00. a convenlenl, comfortable: Electra Jet Aie:s you dired. Weekdays or week- ends, from nearby Orange Counly Air· port. Special disco~ts for families and groups of ten or more. Only vAth Air California ... the airline that con- sistently earns the best on·time record In the business. One call lo Easy lnfor- malion arranges e\lerything from flight reservalions to compla 1e vacalion packages, with tickets waiting al a nearby travel agent. Easy enough? Air Califomla to Lake Tahoe •.• '4-'e'te e.asy to lake! ) Coll Easy Information J~ange County,(714)5404550; Downeu. (?1,,, 924-3313: Laguna, (714 ) It~· los Ange/es, (213) 627-5401 AIR CALIFORNIA We're easy to rake. • ' CHEVY STEPSIDE Nollody beats our price on a· full-size &-cylinder pickup. We're talking about our C 10 model with the 250 Six and a 61/2-foot cargo box, w ith a GVW rating under 6,001 lbs. The engine offers smooth overall performance using unlead- ed fueL The truck can go farther now between tune-ups and olher scheduled maintenance. And still offers many of the same Chevy value features as our famous Fleet- side. CHEVY REETSIOE Nollody beats our price on a flll-size VS picbp. And that includes a 350 V8 and a cargo box in the popular 8-foot size. Fleetslde also sets high stan- dards with features like Massive Girder Beam independent front suspension with coil springs, High Energy Ignition system and tough, double-wall construclion in front fenders, hood, cab, Fleetside body panels and l ailgate. Front disc/rear finned drum brakes are computer- matched to gross vehicle weight. Available heavy-duty chassis equipment provides a 6,200-lb. GVWR for C1 O Chevy p ickups. • ' i CHEVY VAN Nobody. beats -price on a deliYe..,,van. Forward -mounted engine leaves nearly 10 feet of un- obstructed load space, even in this G 10 model on the compact 110" wheelbaS:e. Yet Chevy Van has a l ight turning circle for maneuver- ability. And a wide-opening front hood for 27 fast and easy service checks. Our 250 Six is standard on 6-cylinder G 1 O models; a 350 2-bbl. VS is standard on G 10 VS models. - EL CAMINO Noltody beats oar price on a luxury piclutp. It's a car when you ne a a car, .a truck when you need a truck. El Camino puts it all together: good looks, good ride, respohsiveness, and a 6-ft. pickup box with air- adjustable shock absorbers. This · one has our available 250 Six; VS power also Is available. SUBURBAN Nollody beats -price on a six.:P.senger SupWagoil. ' ' This Chevy Suburban. a C10 model with a 350 V8, carries six people comfortably. Other versions , seat nine passengers or, equipped for towing. move up lo 14,500 lbs. including weight of ·trailer, people, luggage and Sul.>urban. Because under that Wagon style and wagon smoothness is a tough truck chassis. .lf"'T-r VEGA PANEL EXPRESS Nlllody lluts -price on a closed deliwery tnldi. It 's easy to maneuver and park an·d very frugal 't'ith unleaded gasotfne. It delivered 21· mpg in the cit'y test and 31 mpg in the highway test according to the EPA Buyer's Guide (credit light weight and our standard 140-cu.-in. aluminum fourtcylinder engine). Raise the liltgate, though, and you s~e a llat load bed with 68 cu. It. !or.cargo. Now thars a big . little truck. _LASTING CHEVY VAWE t . ' ·' • • Tvtl;day. May 20. 1975 DAILY PILOT 87 •TtC80PM0 ...... PONllllLIT'f' NQTICI II Ml•llY OIVIN IN ! ... .......,..~ .. "-"~"" ,., .,.., "'*1 w U•MllUt.t uontt•W>ll I THE PICK OF Punch I Tension Freeze Perils Funds •Y IAll •ANGH I, • Ot11•r•I Pt,.....,..,, conitlllMCf .. LAllllllY W, M'<DOHN lt..L , lllOllAT A, ITIVIHI, •091 111T D. •AOCllFFE, CHA•LIS II,: OILIO, lt l llAACH MD AAAllll(ITINO. INC. ancl'lfll Ull· dtf~OMG, AHDllll ' tt, Nl!aoLON. 111d/•1 •r HI WttOlllT Vl\LL•v PAllMS, INC., lll•Sl[AlllCH AH O MAllliKITING INC., or by ROilAT R. STl!VlNS ., by AOftUT O. AAOCLI PPI l)t tnf oln.r ,:i;;..,,., llrtn Ol'l lt<ounl ol IASI! AAN(H I oJ 't1'f°Ulwlilfll9t1MI DflDt •Ill• llllUS•l1. o.1i4l1Ml l4hr•• ""9'1', ttlt. ANOAe P. f'tl&OlON 0.0 .S. Addfftl: n lOWtl l L.Onilll l o1111v1ra Loml111. C:l!l(ornl• $TATl!0,CALll'OR HI A I , SS COUHT\I OP OlllANCil! I . ()fl ,.,..,.. 14, •• ,,, ....... ""· tllt I.In· dlt'...,....re No111r ttwbllc lfl tnO lot .. Id C.0,..lltf lfld 11•1• Pl•~ll'I' •P. 111¥*LA.'IOllltlP. NlilOLON. ~~ lo ml ..... I'-PltlOn wn--I• •.ltlK rllMO lo IM WI lhl11 ln~1 r llmlf'll _, •IUIOW!I09td .. m1 11111 h• IJll<utlld 1111 .. ,,.. IC.lll'llttn l . Ow111\ Ottkl•IS.11 K•tl"llttfl I.. 0wf!'ll NIM.,'I' l"l.IDllt-C•IUotn•1 PTlnclpal Oltlct l >1 Or 11'19" Coo.in I y , My ClNmN11lllfl ll1pl•1•J11ly 6, lt1• ~ , .. , I --/.. . ' .. .... ---. ••we come liei;.e every doy lo 1e• lhe meaf. ••, P\IDllSl'IH Or•t11t1 CO•\! O.Ur P11.-. "'_"_'·_"_" _____ '_"'_"' · Ref U#! e(• Flo'" PUBLIC NOTICE NOTI Cl. 0" NOH ·It t: l"Olol I I BILI TY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttwl ttie unci.r•lgned will no1 oe ••1pam.iblf tor ao1y dttlU or U1bll!Oe1 <onlr.c1e.:i b f SASE RA NCH I, 1 Gener1+ P1rt11tr\lll11, compg,~o 01 LAMRY 'N, McOONELL, ROBERT R. STE\IENS, ROBERT 0 . A,t,OCLIFFE, CHARLES A . DELIO, RESEAR C H ANO MAAIC.ITING. INC. •nd 1111 un der1lg~d, ANDA E P. NE BOLON, •nO/ri,r b v "IE,.WPOAT VALLEY FARMS, INC., A!SEARCH ANO MllAICl!.'TING INC., or by A OBERT A. STE \IEN S or by_ 808ERT 0 . R"DCLIFFE or ... , Oll'l•r .. .._. O• llrm Oii '<COUnl "' HAS E R .. NCH 'Ill • tl'l9 Wl4trll!1N'd on or 1111 r !Ills cMott. DIM 11'111 u a1vot M1y, 191~. , AtlDRE P. N E BOLON D.O.S. AC1Gn11i;, ¥ 211D WISI Lomll1 Boulf/¥1rd ' Lom1l1, C1t11ornl41 STATEOFCALIFORNIA ) ~!)VNTYOFORANGE " '- On ~,·u. l'llS, before me. lhe un· cloef1!Qned, I Not1r1 Public In Ind f0t .. id COUl'l ly I nd Slele per-lly IP. !»ffecl ANORE P. NEB OLON, tllOWfl 10 ml tlo bt 111.e pet .son Wl\OM II.I""' IS 1ut>Ktlbed to tM wltnln lnl1tumem .ana •t knowl•dQecl IO m• 1"'11 II• ette:uteo;i .. _. -· ~ l(ATHLEEN L.OWENS ·-Ottlc~I S.11 KATHUl.l[N L.OWt:HS N041tr Plltlllt -C•lltor...i • l"l'lllt ... Otlk • Ill - Or .... ee-ty MYCltl\Mht ilifl6•Plre1J11ly•, lt1' . . .... P\lbllWd Ot1n,. (o•,I O•UY Pilot, lfrMy 20, 1f7J ll:M·1S PUBLIC NOTICE Jewis~ Viet CQmpetition? By THOMAS D. ELIAS In the furor over the thousands or Vietnamese rerugees pouring into CaliCornia, a sudden increase in the flow or another well-publicized homeless group has gone virtually unnoticed. Now this other group -the Soviet J e ws who have been coming to America in ever -increasing numbers s ince.the 1973 MiddJe East war -may be thrus t into competition with the Vietnamese ror jobs and sponsors. THEIR SU DDEN INFLllX, COM BINED with subtle pressures be.ing exerted on J ewis h immi· grant aid societies by the Ford administration, may cause unpreced ented proble ms. The United Jewish Welfare Fund last year spent $6 million on housing, language lessons, job counselin g and other services for the 6,500 Russian Jews who immigrated to the U.S. in 20 months. SOUfllE RN CALlliORNIA FOCUS Calirornia has gotten well over 10 percent of them, as· it will gel at least 10 pe r c e nt o'r the Vi et - namese. B y an odd coin- -----,=~----·I cidence, the flow or these refugees increased s harp-NOrict:.:~~·~~oiro•s ly at just the sam e time that the Vi eln1;1mese ·began suPEA\Ott<ou111To"THE arriving. Ma ny Soviet J ews waited (or m onths in STATEOFc•L•FOANl•Fo• Rome while U.S. Immigration and Naturalization THE COUNTY OF ORANGE N•.A·•io.~ Service ofCicers conducted a special operation E i t ''' "' '11t v 1 NG K L"E 1 N, against illegal immigration Crom Mexico. Many o[-O.c••"""· No11 cc: 1s HEREBY G1vEN 10 ii... ricers who would ordinarily have been used to pro- <•e<1•10·~ 01 '"" •toove "~""a Ile(-.., cess European immigrants were tied up in that er- 1rw1 •fl Pf''~''"' Mw1no t lflmi """"'""' <! ltMt i••" ~<e~nt ••• •~qulffl:I to 111c fort. them, ... 111 u .. flfte1sar1 •oucr.e~. '" The result is that 3,000 Russian J ewish immi- 1r.e D!l1tr 01 !M-<le•' ot U•e a~e •n· Th · 11 II be 1111M <ou•t.o• 1optttwniin•m ... 1111 1N grants were dammed up in Rome. ey w1 a . nccttwr~ •outM•~. to 111e UNJerll9flfd in the U.S . by the end of next month, with a healthy •ttM-olt1ceo4HERTZDEAG,CHILOS t ~ ked[ c 1·r . . "sH1or ... N1. by AlrK s. uro"'"· 94s.i percen ag~ ear1~1 ar or a 1 orn1 a. W•l~n1rt Blvd., SUll" MIO, e.eVerly Hins. Uhlorni• "021i~h,,.<l~ of llvi•ne<i• 01 '"' unclor'llqMd 1n ~r m,11. ters pert.a!nifl'Q 10 1i.. et1a11 01 wlodlt<e· Gent, wltllln f6ur n\Onlfl) 1!111t lhl llo.t pubhc•tlonolthKnolltt. ~ D•ltd Ml~ 19, 1915 ' r, Oorakltln E•etuloroi1he W1 \I .1~' nt 1nt dbO •e nanied ae~edenr->• tlE lllTl BEAO, CHI LOS & SH IOTA ... ••:All• s. ur1>1c11 ' 'MStWllilllr18lvd., N~. SOI ...... rly HUl:,~:~11. t0211 T1!: lt11121 .lil*"'-J IH l!HCMtH Pullllillfl:I. Orin~ Coan Dail~ Pl!o!, Mir 10, t1, 1no..1-1.10, 1t1s tl56-JS PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'l[IUOlll COUlllT OP THE 5TATll OP CALI POllNIA l'Oll TH£COUHTYOJ' :lfoANBERNAROINO SUMMONS Can Hwtn ... r ; l .... JI PLAINTIFF ~ !I.AN AN , INC., a (11Ho•nl• CO<' po• •I Ion. DEF ENDANT : LEONARD M. GAJESl(I , DAWN A, C.AJ ES KI , OIVElllSIFIEO SER VICES, IN C .. PO MONA FIRST FEDERAL 5'\,V1NGS •NO LOAN ASSOCIAT ION MclOOES I THROUGH \I, lntlu~ve. HOTl(Et Y•11 ll•ve .... IK .. d. TIM tMf't rn.ar dll<I .. ..,11111 ,_ wil- ye.,... i..i"I ll01r411 lllllHI JIN r~ '*"1111" )0 H,i. lilt" Ille l111 ...... 11o11 ........ A\llSOI U1IH 111 lldll -.tn•flClado. El "Trl....W.1 _.. .. cMc:ltlllr Clflfrll I.Id. 1111 11Mieflci1 I rMllll •11.a I.I d. ,........., dllfrtro ft :II dl•t. LI• I• htlOl"""C Ion .t11uli11tue. l. TO THE DEFE NDANT : A civil tom~l1lnl n•1IMln llled by tile P"lnto!! ... ln1t y1111. ISffloolnote'I. 1. ti ro11whri to delena 1nls •aW!luil, TOii mu\!, •lllllfl )Odar11tt1r lP111sum· mon~ 11 wrvtd °" you, lhe ...i1n this <-t • ..... 111en plr•dl119 In ••~i.e !o tMcomol•int. b. Unlti.1 '(Oii Ml rlWOnd. 'f'Gll<" de- l .... 1l w1ll br •nlertd upon ilPllllC~Oonol 111t J>!•ln1111 ~"" tnls courl m•• rntrt • Judiciment •111•lnst yov for Che relle• de· ,,...nllld lt1 tPll com11t•ln1, wrilcri could rHull 111 ,.-rnl\llm•nt ot '*"~s. ''""'119 DI mon., ol 11•o~rty ar otMr relld re· ~ttl'd In tn. tomp1tln1 , t . 11 ffll willl l• Hiii Ill• .-,.It• of -MliM'MJ lfl 11141 ftlttWr, .,... sfliwld .. M .,._,.,, .. , M 1111•1 'l'-f -"""' .....,..., 11..,, 1n•r .. ll .. j -.im.. O.ttc1Jen111ry1), 1915 ISEAL I Br JH-Ctot1tum, O.putr Co11nly Cl1fa • n-.-a "<~l•lnt" lfKludnc"°"'" <°"""ltln!, "Pl•lnlllf' lfl(l""'9s crou. <flnPl•ln•nl, "Ool1nd1111" lntl~' u 'Ms·dlfll'Olfll, 1l119u1•r Incl'°" lllo ph1r11 .ta "'''cuHM lnclll'clo1 lemlnlne and nevllr. A wrllltfl pl1Hl119, lndlRo 11111n1n1w1r,4tm11rrer, e1c., ~I be 1111111 ftlr'm rtQulrMI b'I' tho C.l!IOrnl• • 1111111s ot C011r1, Yovr orloln•I pleMl!no nM.t1ol bl 1111'11 In thl1 cwrl with prOQer 1111119 '"' •fld proof 11'111 • coeiy IM•eot w•s w r.,,.d on ••Cl'I pl1lntlll'1 "torfllf lllO ... lt<h pl1l11Utl flOI r1prf'llllltld by lft lltor"PllJ. TIW Umt whefl • '"""'"°"' ··-""" Mtvtd on. IN•IY .,,.., ~•·r dlptndl1111 Ofl thl .... ,nod of Wf¥kl . J'OI' t•t""llll, HI CCP •lJ,10 llwOVgll . .,, .... TOMllNIOH,ST•IHMAN ..... HYOAM m eowt Str.t. --s..~.C.INtnl•ttll'I Ttt:-....1 .....,.., ,.,, l'l•h1tltl Publl"'" Ot"M1411 CMll Oe4tr Pl~. MlylO, lf, tnO Jvfl* J, 11), ttlS 10..JS AT "l'llE 'SAME TIME; OFFICIALS OF. the United Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society re port sub- Ue pressure on them and alli ed agencies to lake charge or resettlement for some 10,000 or the Viet- namese. Oth·er r e fugee relier organizations, includ- ing sever a l arfiliated with the Catholic Chu rch, have a lso been asked to help the government erfort. "There has been no pressure on us directly," says Morris Grumer, executive director of the Jewish Vocational Service, the chier Jewish refugee aid group in Sou them California. ''But it doesn't ·have to be very direct. There's a feeling t hat we must respond and repay the government for the special effort it has m ade on behalf or the Soviet Jews." Those J e ws h ave been admitted under a special par' on issued by Cormer U.S. Alty. Gen. Elliott Richardson in 1973. Where onJ y about 10 percent or Soviet Jewish emig rants came to the U.S. beCore 1973, now about one-third choose the U.S. over Israel. The Vietna mese are arriving under the same t)'pe of pardon given the Russian Jews two years ago. While the prospect or about 500 new immigrants coming to Calirornia in the next six weeks doesn't sound like much by comparison with the number or Vietnamese, it poses dirrer enl proble ms -pro- blems bound lo be compounded by a light job market a nd competition with the Southe ast Asia re- fugees. EVEN T HOUGH THEIR NUMBERS ARE dwarfed by the Vi etnamese, the Soviet Jew.s sti~I make up the largest single group or legal 1mm1· grants entering the country between the big, Cu~an influx of more than 10 years ago a nd today s Vi et- na mese phenomenon. Unlike th e Vie tnam ese, Cuban s a nd Hungarians, their expenses are not paid by the. gov· ernmenl. Rather, they are supported by private donations until they 're ready to strike out on their own. Grumer says he doubts Jewish agencies or others will h ave to put an additional bite on their donors to heJp with the Vietnamese they are being asked lo process. "If they are handled like the Cubans were, they will be supported by the government. But We'll pro· vide human services suc h as helping them rind housing and jobs, a nd counseling them,'' he !:i aid. With a record number of new Soviet J ewish im- migrants already using lhose same services by his agency. Grumer fears an overload. . BUT HE DOESN'T FORESEE ANY direct, im· mediate competition ror jobs·belween the two r e · rugee groups. . "We've always tried to [ind housing and jobs for our immigrants in Jewish areas where they will -be most cOmfortable and have the least language proble m ,'' he said. All the same, the two groups a re bound to. be in some sort or competition, especially ror h1ghly- skUled jobs. Mesan Receives Two USC Awards Bay Pollillion Study in Line·/ or Gra1u • Can B e Ease d By DR. STEINCROllN DEAR DR. STEIN· CROllN : I agree with you lhat tension must be one or the important rac· tors in causing heart at- tack. P eople c ul down on their cholesterol, try to smoke and drink less, re· duce wei ght -and -('oopt-r&te with-their-doc- tors in trying to be "good ... But it 's not so easy to cut down on te nsion. This is the 20th Century when each one or us is weight· e.d. d own "'jith daily stress. Even though we want to cooperate, just how d o w e turn orr tension? -Mr.S, COMMENT : If you made a list or the in· numerable r easons Cor daily stress, I might be able to make some sug· gestions -realizing that some p eo p l e s urre r D.OCTOR IN THE HOUSE tensions that are diCricult t o e radicat e. F or ex- a mple, worry about ill health in the ramily, Cin ancial problems. An areawide pl~nning agerrey rormed to stud)' pollution in the Newport Bay has been given a grant by the Stale Water • - I Resources control Boa rd. JJut a freeze just announced by the Cederal govcrnm(·llt m;iy mean that the $800.000 to SI.I ",. p""''" But there still r emain some simple solutions. Here is Mr. Smith . whose wire says he is always in a rush. He can 't seem to catch up with himself. LAGU NA CRAFT GUILD SLATES STREET ART SALE SUNDAY .More Th~n 1 SO Craftsmen Wiii Offer Variety of Artwork "He's always behind. He's like Blondie's husband -rushing out or the house in the morning, still munching on a piece or toast, and his topcoat half on. He comes home rrom work late, tired and ill-tempered ,'' s he says. Outdoor Art Show Slated in Laguna Ask him why, and he explains ·•1 have n 't e nough lime to do the things I have to do." Artis ts and a rtisans of tbe Laguna Cr urt Guild v.·iJ I hold an outdoor exhibition and sale from 10 u.1n . to dusk Sund ay on Forest Av enue, Luguna Beach. Nov.• nine years old . lhe guild presents· <1 diversit y of c:rafts and art including jev.•elry, pottery, macrame. lcathe rv.·ork, de- l'oupuge. fu rnit ure, stained glass, sculpture ;_i nd terrariums. I TALK ED with Mr'. Smith. l dis cussed his habits and his work. He had n o more responsibilities th an you or I. But what he did The gui Id s how is the second of its tri-annual crart exhibit. 1-~or the exttibit, Forest Avenue will be bloc ked arr al Glen- neyr e Street and Coast H.ighv,.ay . have was the bad habit of getting to sleep la te. Late movies and late talk s hows had a fascina- tion for him. As a r esult, his alar m clock worked overtime to get him out o( bed in the morning. He arose later than he Eight to Study Laguna Schools should. He began his day The Laguna Be a ch school late and spent the rest of board has pick~d eight persons it trying to catch up. to serve on a com miltee to study Within a week arter I the school dis trict 's ability to convinced him to rorego cope with new student growth. his late n ig htl y TV ln itscharge tothecornmittee,· escapades. and to set his . the board outlined 13 areas that it alarm clock one hour wants studied by the panel. earlier. he became re· They inc lude the precise !axed all day. For the capac ity or the five existing first time in years he en-- joyed his breakrast and 1en home ror work walk· Housewife Killed ing ins tead or sprinting. . I recommend this sim-PASADENA (APJ -Geneva pie step -getting lip at B. Callag han , a 64 -yea r-old l east one half hour housewife, was killed when of- earlier in the m orning. It ricers answering a burglar alarm is one or the m ost e rrec-rired shots through her front door live methods for reduc-arter they were shot at once, a ing daily stress th al I police spokesman said. know. · • .... ,.,_· schools, how many stude nts would be generated by new hous- ing developments, possible re- duction or the size of the school . district and the impact of student ·growth on school services such as busing. Named to the committee were Bub SchaeCer, a n interna tiona l pharmace uti cal cons ulta nt ; Belinda Bla cketer , chairman of the Laguna Beach Environmen- tal Review Committee: Willi .im Wood. a UC Irvine peri<:onncl director : Da n Daniels , a cor- porate executive; Quinn Farnes. a teache r : Willia m Kentle, a financial cons ultant, William Carles , schools maintenance rorem a n, a nd Clyde Lovelady, school district bu siness manager. -~·-- million hoped for Crom the E'n- vironn1cntul J>rott"'ct1on Agency (EPA J may not be available. · Tll E AG ENCY designated to rcl·civc the grant, if funds arc un- frozen , is tbc N('u'p<>rt·lrvinc Wu st e -M <1na gcm t.•nt J>l<1nning Agency (NJW A). Formed in late J\1urch under the le;.1 d ers hi1> of the Irvine Ranch Water District, the agen- cy also involvC's the Ora nge County Wutcr District anti Coun- t)' Sanitation District No. 5. The City of Newport Re1.1c h a lso has agreed to join. In de- signating Nl\\1A us the official planning agt·n cy, t he ::.late• stipulated that the Cilit.•s of· Irvine and· Costu !\1 L's;1 . and lhe count)'. must join, too. TI1c coun- tt has proposed bel·oming part of N!Wt\ as long: as tt11·ee uf its agencies can be voting 1nc mbers. THE TWO· Y F.1\R ST UDY to be undertaken by NI W1\ ton<·crns the San Di ego Creck·l\'c\\·JlOi-' Bay \11ate.r shcd. T he 1·egion l'On· lains about 20 percent of the lancl in the county and includes ubout 400.000 reside nts. Upper Ne,vport Bay has been plag ued by po lluted v.•a lc rs. Quality real'hcd a low po int last )'car , ,,·hen the Orange County J-le;:a lth o eparlment dt.•lermined lhe upper bay ,,·atl'I" unfit for s \\·immin g. \\·at cr-skiing and gut hering shellfish~ Ir the rrccze is lifted, funds \vou ld corn e from thc.~·208 " pro- gram . na med for Section 208 or the Fcdcral \Y ater Pollution Co n- trol Act . THOSE FUNDS WERE set aside by the EPA to encourage coordina ted pla nning among: in - dependent agencies, lo clean up pollutfon problem s involving \~·ale r qu a lity, air quality and solid u•aste . A s pokesman Crom the state board said NIWA '''iii be asked lo s tudy agric ultu1·a1 drainage, urban runorf, wastc,vatcr dis-· charges and silt<ition flov.·s ''hich harm r ec reation a nd •.\'iidlife potential in the bay . It is believed th at 00 percent 0£ trie SIO million earmarkcd .fo r California ··20s·' studies has been rrozen. HOW M UC ll, I F any, of the re- m aining Sl m illion u•ill go to NIWA is unk nown. Book Fi1re . 5 Grand S 1\NTA J\110 N I CA <U Pi l -Sue Cohen, 31, may hold the record for sc"eres t penalty im· p osed f or ov erd ue li brary book s. Mrs. Cohen was fin ed $5,200. and placed on five years probati on by a Su}>erior Court ji.td ge. She was cha r ged \11ith the ft on a complai nt from li brarie s throughout Los Angeles County that s he had checked out hundreds or books worth more than SS.000 and sold them, pocketing the pro(•ceds. Too fnany or us start i:: the daily race trying to catch up with lost time. We rare ly win . DE AR DR. '·sTEIN· CROH N: My brother suf· fered psoriasis ror many yea r s, wearing white cotton gloves a nd while socks because he would scratch until he drew She'll Not Appear Nude Young Actress Signs Unprecedented P act By BOB THOMAS ood LOS ANGELES (AP} -Jn the long history or bl Six 'years ago on a trip movie contracts, this clause m ay be a rirsl : "Deborah RaCfin will not be required to appear in"" to Israel, his wire urged the nude, nor will a double be employed lo make it him to wade in the Dead Sea. He did so da ily ror a seem that she has a ppeared in the nude." This , week . His psoriasis dis-mor e or less, was the wording in the contract of the blonde :ictress ror th e role appeared as if by magic! • . . , . ---------He is now 90 percent or th e r~mou s m an .s NAI\'IE cured and has no trouble. ~aughte r in Pa ra m o~~t s in the -Mrs C . ; Once ls Not En.ough. . NEWS · · . The clause 1s a mon1 r '----'-'-"'-'-'-"'---J NAGGING, quarr el· milestone in ~he current ing and temper should be :era that has w1tn e~sed ac~resses-and to a lesser ex· checked on as possible tent, actors-barring al l in the cause of :lrt or com . causes or lens ion in a · merce, or both. Camily ~dvis~s Dr. Stein-! "I SIMPLY WOULDN'T DO it" says Miss crohn In his booklet. R rr· 22 'th t [ . • .. 11 T L. W'th Le 1 a in . , w1 ou a lraceo self-righteousness. ow o 1ve t ss , .. 0 . d · ht be II · h r h TensionAtHome."Fora ' 01~gnu ,e sce!1es m1g . a n g t oro~ er copy write him at this ~ctresses, thats lhe1rowncho1ce: But I couldn td~. paper enclosing so cents 1t because or my own personal feelings or modesty. and a STAMPED. SELF-; Her intrans igeance on the matter or nudity has A D D R E S S E D proved no deterrent to her career. She has gone ENVELOPE. from one important rum te>another, her roles .im· . proving each time. ' After a television show. "Of Men and Women ," she was cast as Liv Ullmann's daughter in "40 Carats." NEXT, ,P RODUCER GREGORY PECK chose her lo pl ay the girlrriend of around-the-world sailor J oseph Bottom s in "The Ddve" The pair appeared ·as presenters on the Academ y a wa rds laslyear. A shy girl, Deborah turned to acting in junior . high school plays a s a means or self-assurance. DESPITE H E R MOTHER'S EXPERIENCE, she had no great ambitions to become an actress. In fact, she was studying lo be a dental assistant when an agent spotted her in the lobby of the apartment where the Rafrins lived. - With he r car eer climbing. she was a prime can- didate ror "Once Is Not Enough" -until her no. nudity edict. More actresses were tes ted until pro- ducer Howard Koch and director Guy Green agreed on Deborah. All went well unti1 the crucial scene in which Douglas rinds his daughter in bed with the macho 1novelist , played by Janssen. "On th al day a double appeared on the set, and I le;irned that she was going to double for me in the nude." Deborah said. . ;'Mr. Douglas apparentl y had argued that thC scene would have more impact ir the daughter was naked. .. "I GUESS T HEY THOUGIM' l was n youne naive girl who~ould give in easily. I remind~ them of my conl' act, and we did the scene as il waf written . "l was h appy when the picture was previewca 'and Howard Koch and olhers called m e to say I waf .I ·nghl: the scene r eally works better by not showing the girl nude. Thal maintains the innocence a nd vulnerability or the daughter.'' She added : ''I have no hangups about sex on the scr een ; J don 't mind seeing it -as long as it's done by someone e l!C. Leo R. LaJeunesse or Uonal Media at Orange Costa Mesa has received Coast Colle1e. two awards from USC's L·aJeuneas e was J n s t r u c l I o n a l named out1t 1inding stu· Technology Department. dent of lhe department Now the role of January, J acquelin e Susann'i 1 heroine in "Once Is Not Enough," in which Debort1.h stars with veterans Kirk Douglas, Alexis Smith, David Janssen and MeUna Mercouri. "I believe you must keep som cthi n~ or yourself private. Otherwise you're nowhere as a hu1n a n bft ing." Deborah was married last ye:ir to record cot:Q}- pany owner Mich ael Vin er. She would like to corr~ tlnue her car eer but lamented : "They don 'l seem~ write script.I to m y age category. lt ·' LaJeunesse la working and • alto won Ahe. G-et- In the doctoral pro1ram t.y1bu.r1Award rorthetop al use. He Is the Al· .student project ol lhe de-· -1ate Dean ol lotbuc· partmeat. • • •• Det>orah comes by her modestY naturally. J.ler m ot her iS Trudy Marshall, the sweet.faced actress who pl ayed the-girl-back-home in World War JI movies. Deborah grew up In Los Angeles, where her rattter works as a me at broker. .... .. "Ir Che cha racte:r is young, she is a dingbat,_! drug addiel or a hippie, never a fully round~ .huma n being." · . . . ,, • DAILVPILOl Tuesday, May 20. 1975 T~ 8'gnl M.lrMtJIYc• on tlM ar..,. CNlt IL,. PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ;, You Can Sell tt , Find It , [ 642-5878 ] One Coll Se<vice Trade tt With a Want Ad . . Fast Cledlt Approval ' 'Red Ettot• .•.•.••• 1000.1'9t f'::'T1::;''· so»s..tt Mwthondhe •••••• IOOQ..._, ltMoh .......... 3000-4'" S::~k•• ' 1.poi,' · · ~ ~.!:--9000 ' 11.ilfnell, lnwellotWftt & f ... y!Mnt & I Allt_..~ 'i. ·~tt,;.;. ,909t /tnontlal ,.~·-·· ... 5000--S0.9 Pr atlon ...... 1000-1199 Tron otiOft .... 9100-9"9 .Real Estate Houses For S• Hou1e1 For s• ....................................................................... .............. ~G .... a1 1002-al 1002 ~iRRORS: Ad•ertiiers • Should check their ads -~daily tand r-i:port er· rori irnmeodiat~y. The DAILY PILOT oss.umes "'li ability for the first in- ' cor-rt'ct insertion onJy. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSUME HEW IN 'RVIHi $35.500 C:..lhctl ral cc li ngs lldd le the roomy feeling of this $335 MO. 3 bdr1n home. Sprinkler~ PAYS AU. Jront & reor &lhcpool if 5 B R P JU ~t s teps away. Al D M + OOL ~4,700Jhis property is a 2-IOOsq . rt . of comfortal>Je soluf value. !Jrund new L':..l1 f. l1,·n1~ h1~.dl.led onlhemarket.646·77.ll. .. --------•I by l::C1Ur111 c l kitehen; .. lor1nul dining for enter· · 'Howses fo r-Sale 1a 1n1n~ <a ud h uge r:..mily • ••••••••••••••••••••••• room ! A barb.:..'Qye size , hack yartl w11 h sparkhni:: ' IH.'.lol <anti to"'l'ring pines! --=°""°""°"'°"'°""""'--~eneral 1002 1······················· )>id ,\'OU m i::.s thv boat on rn ;ir1 nu 1>rop c rl)' a l Nc\\'IJt,H'I Ul·;ich'! :\l;Jtl· dal.1y liay I:. )uur l:..::.l l'h<i ncc ;inn \\:ll\•rrront ·ro\\•nhuu::.c with duck. StiB.500. B.v l)\.\•nc1·. l::v1..•s i•t ·IG-40i!J . -- f .G rt·~~'?n~~.J,~~g~1omc ~U 1..·stabl.1she1t, .~rcst!ge .. ~r1..·.1 . N 1H·lh I us l1n. r t.:u s lt•m built lath & I !!las ter J ur ·1 Bil, family rm. wet lJ:ir, indoor hltn I DllQ. :t.onl·tl for horsl·s. t~or :..dt.l1tJon:i l inform:•· 1 t1on call ! Century 21 R.E. Hi9· 1050 \----~~-1 •· ,. associated , 8R0KERS-REAL TO RS •IJl~ W Sulbo<> t,I• <~t.l STEAL THIS ! .., r 'I'""' i! lid r m hornl·s :", (iuodCost:iJ\fc~a loc-. ';. _, flt!ducctl lo s 12.5t.11.1 ... 'f• ". .. .•· CALL 675-7060 GOY'TOWHED .J Udr1ns.-O! Bath:> I lunl1n~toi1 B£'ach ~Jl ,'JOO. J.owdn. 1))1. CALL 556-8800 Balboa Boy Prop. Cun'l miss "'llh cxccllentl., ________ _ lin;incint:: :11HI scl11..•r s:..Ys 1Jr1 ni.: any ullcr! llurry ~ L'<all M47-tiOIU. 2 STORY S20.~j U Fu ll pricl', i! IJ(•d r 1n . 2 bath. bllns. range & O V(•11, ovcrsizcd c lo s ets . pl c n1y 01 !>lUrH g'.l!. F:\ heat. air con!.11l1un ing. your selcc· 11on oL c<arvcL"i & drps. Jlaym cnls lc.ss than renl. <..:~1lJ Dan or K en at R:J~-8321 i\J::l. UNLIMITED POSS lf ll Ll .l'IE~. Could hl' :1,-1 . .:..1. o r e\·c n 7 U c li1'uo 1n :... 1S r 1ck I 1 l'cjJIJt:l'. g J inc & fu m1 ly ruon1. hc<i lt:d 1)()()1. nea r II ca r 11 . l: ;1 l I K 1-_; ''I' H E1\ I ;1·1 HlS. ~If'~-1788 Newport Beach CONDOMINIUMS Exclu s ive 2 bcdrm, $-i2,00 0 & S-i l:l,50 U. F1re pl<a cc, s pacious. pool, 11atios. Fur lhe best ol rc1 u·cmcol, call now SUPER SHARP! Don't ~i\'c up the ship! '"Li st" it in classified. Ship lo shore results~ \Va nt a ils Call 642·56i8 6-12·567S. ------------ 1002 Realtors l~"""""""""""""""""""""""""' G00•, .. ,,•,000l 0 00000 •••• ~?.~~ G~neral !i--••••••••••••••••••••••• ''$5000. RecUc:tion ' 10°/o DOWN ~·'J\vn sharp N.rt hous<-i; ··r(,n one Jul. J"ull pril'C only ~-1~1 ,;,oo. Hoth hou.scs l;1cic !i;1n :-u·cet :in1J one has ~"f}(1n1 tor rnothcr-111-lnw .~lJnil ,,,. 2 n1or1..• l11.·.Jroon1:... ll~ J ppu1 nl llll'lll onl.v k,~::.~~~ Prap.,.ti•• · 752-1920 ~ l•OO OVAil !>T. NIW"°•r 11.llCH -·'· M ' • : DECORATOR 'S DREAM _.~J a ny t:us tom cslras . a.ilu:i.h t arpcl;,., & IOvl•ly tlet·ur:1tor w<all )>UIH!rs ·\:nhant 1..• lhc 111ter1 or 01· .t<h1 s L~1 g un;1 1\J1gucl :J licdroo111 ho.:auly. Loc al· 'l-'d Oil ;1 lll'!Jl cul ·dC·!>ilC ):!rt•t•l \111th u1K·n hill s <:ill ·~1 r u1111d .. \'1' J)()\\I ,~ . J' ,\ \1 ,\Ir; NT 'l'O \11':1·s ! ~7 .HOO. V .\ 1\ l'l'H/\J!jJ-:O ...1\"l';:,-li ,;011. 546-4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE '1EJ\L ESTATE . INC. -HOW IS THE TIME '!{or Job l:it.'<'kt·~ lo chcck , tlle Dt1il y l'llot llelp ~anted c!a!'lsificelioo. If :)he job you wunt as not ")he re you m1J.::ht tofl.'lider _:offering y our :tCr \·iccs ....,ofiilh un ;1d HI th(' .Job l'Ylante<.I Catc~o1·y. l 'hQnc 642·5678 macneb I lrvlne realty CONDOMINIUM LIVING W /V IEW. Lovel y :1 bedroom 13luff s condomi nium overlooking Ncw1>ort B;J y. Near pool & shop1>ing. S74 ,950 . J eanne Ncv•man 642·8235. (870) TROPICAL PARADISE. Exoti c: la ndscaping surround:;; this de li g htful Newport l"{cach home . Gazebo covered Koi P<>nd & waterfall ~ extra deep privat e backyard. A J bedroom home for $95.000 fee. J oyce Edlund 642-8235. (B71) BA YCREST BEAUTY. 4 beclroo rn s , 2 1,s l)aths , l)OO!, li kc-11 ew k itchen. i;::r ('at fami ly r~!"· \va rm Jiving roon1 & sunn Y d1n1n .(! room . S98 .000. J;:v an Corkctt 642·82JS . ( 11 721 SPYGLASS RIDGE. Lovely 4 bedroom \\1/gencrous yartl & s ome ''iC\V , Love!.\' throusih & through! $129,5 00. JJ elty Kerr 644-6200. (B73) IAYFROMT "ROOM AT THE TOP" Unexcclled view of Newport Harbor & s urrounding area! J\rchltectural elegance, features lavish decor. Old l\.1cxi co charn1 \v f warn1 use of wood , brick & g lass. 5 bedrooms, 4'• baths! Offe red at 547.5 .000. J\ppt. only. Ve e Stinson 642 -82.15. (IJ74 ) ' ~~.~~~~·······!~.~~~ ........ ~-~·~·······I ~.'!'..~ ........ ~-~~ ....... {~:.~.':!:. ...... . CO_,... 1002 ee .. rel 1002 CO-.! 1002 Gow.I 1002 G-rel 1002 Ge•NI 1002 .............................................................. .; ...... · .................................................................... . ' MOW -TOP THIS!!! A sharply upgraded 2-story home, just • good "pitc.h s hot" from th e Mesa Verde Golf Course: 4 bdrms. & formal clining rm. -a lmost ZlOO sq. ft. of living space. ~7 .500 CUSTOM BUILT DUPLEX, CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES -Sandy beach . is the setting for ne"•'. custom colo111al home w /5 BR, fam. rm ., formal din., air cond . ~95,000 LIDO ISLE 815 Via Lido Soud Price Reduced Waterfront 4 BR .• 5 Ba. ru1npus rm. Pier & float, sandy beach. $295,000 LINDA ISLE Beautifully decor . 3 BR. & lagoon. Ramp & s lip. $255,000 den, on BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J-11 kuy.,.,j, Ll•ivt· NB 6 7S 0161 Jt E,\l.'l'(JRS Sll\Cf-: l!l l I 673-4400 I USENTA I I I' I I I ' I' [ [ [ -. . LACUESTA 4BR +FAM ASSUME $32,500 Hambl1ng 2 s lo1·y. '1 bedroom L<a Cuesta. Cul de s ac loc<J lion. Sp<icious living a nd rormal dining rooms. Separalc ton,·. d e n. giJ.(a nlic family room "'llh fire place . Separate children ant.I master suite. Secluded grounds. C hlld ·sa fe street.. He first to ~ec it. Call 963·6iG7. Of'fN I ll 9. 11 ~ !(JN ro $f'N1(Tt'. I REP!N ,.1~ I CHT!K 11 W1w,1..J..1100<hool ~,~~1,:..c.1~,,~;.1 _, every kid N d to weer • thlrt . _ . . . . ind !i•. Nowotd1y1, tn. H11ch-~======:'...~, 1H1 ire ol•d If lh• kid• s~:•r I DASSIT -. I I I I I I 0 c .... 111•1• 1h• ch1K\le q.,.ied L._C.L~.-~. -L . ....J.__J. bv hll"'j '" tll• .,.;..ino -d '!°" M-¥elop fQ!'ll "•Cl Ne. 3 "'-· \\l·O'I I\ '. TAYLOR CO. l<I :.\I I <Iii ·; ·, 111• • ! 'I 11; LINDA ISLE -IRAHD HEW .,-$395,000 Custom bayfront el~unce. Designed & built w /no expense spared. 5 Bdrms, fa m rm , t>illiard rm, pool /jacuzzi. sauriu, pier /slip. 76 LINDA IS L E Open Wed. 1·5 2111 San Joaqoi• HIHs Rood HIWPORT CIHTER, H.I. 644-4910 .t:J 1002 'G .... al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· • r/«4t.ueS~~ REALTORs' EASTBLUFF Lovely family hon1c. 5 bedrooms, family roon1 ancl a VJEW too! New wall ~overings & carpel . Choice locatiori with charming bric k patio. Call us to see this beauty. SM,500. OM THE fAIRWAY It's been ~while sin ce a home has been offered on the fairway of the Mesa V e rd e Co untry C lub 's Championship Golf Course. This 4 bedroom .. single s tory is Uniq_ue! Formal cti11ing, courtyard entry and almost 3,000 sq. ft. of living; not to mention the fairwa-y...at-your foot.st..ep • Now vacant! Asking $149,000. UHl9UI HOMES Roalton -546-SttO 2150 MHG v ... Dr., Costa Mff<I_ -·--- 1002 G-.1 .. IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME IM IRVIME Small J bdrm .. 2 baths, surrounding beautiful atrium. This is a free standing home with no common walls, loca\ed close to everything. Offered at $.51,500 CALL-644-7270 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mor ... llO•U IOI llVIM1' l •O<"Utl PROPE Y MANAGE ( [U~~IN-Ml\fiTIN I He) '---REALTORS . . 644·7662 COROMA DEL MAR PANORAMIC ·VIEW-$320,000 Unsurpassed qualit y & e leganc e in this custom mansion. 5 bdr ms, 5 baths, in~ e ludin g maid 's quarters . Beautiful POOL area with jacuzz i. Exhilerating VlEW from house & gardens across the Bay & Ocean. LIDO W .i. TERfROHT-$ 195,000 Beautiful Lido J s l a nd waterfront duplex. 3 J)drm. 2 bath home plus i bdrm unit over garage. Magnificent view. ·Appl. only. llG C.i.HYOH -$175,000 Capture the privacy & luxury or this magnificent 4 bdrm Broad · more . home. Former mode l with no expense spa.red in de- corating & landscaping. A t rul y e lega nt h o me with eve r y amenity. J ust listed. WATliRFROMT DUPLEX - $159,500 Dramatic waterfront duplex with pier & slip. Beautiful owner's unit has 3 bdrms, 2 firepl aces. separate dining area & m aster bedroom s pans entire second floor. Sharp 1 bdrm unit over garage always in demand. Be in before sum· mer. H.wport Beaclt-1".iM Offlc~ 2043 w .. tclff DriYe . 646-7711 · Walker&lee Prime location near end of Lido , with southerly e xpos ure for sun bathing & s unset views. 4 Bdrms, 5 Baths. formal din in g. rumpus room Opening on sandy beach, pier & float. Fully furnished. Price reduced to $295,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR !ll H"Y~'dt ·D1•~· NB f•''> r,11,1 THEREll~' ESTATER --. ··--Lo.. Payments only $M!I. per month including taxes for this r.harp 3 bedroom, 2 bath Costa Mesa home. You'll IO\'e the massive brick firepl act:, huge kitchen, ~eparale dinette area, eO\'e rcd patio and large r ear yard studded with rruit trees. New on the market. Priced only $37.000. Call54&-S&KI ..-,,$,.,.HERITAGE . • R EALTO RS UY OWNER, 4Ult, f<am rm, 2ba. nr. So. Coa st Plaza. Purchased new . home , mu s t sel l . Consider a ll oCCers. 1714) 5~7-4591 aft519lwkdays; oall day Sat /Sun. CORONA DEL MAR Charming to\vnhouse -delightful d ecor. l-Iard\vood floors, leaded windows. 1'V·music center and bar in convertible den. $65,000 .. Fee. LUSK lj.i.RIOR VIEW HILLS You will enjoy the outdoor fun of this charming home with· ;its pool. j ocuzz i, twin char-broil er & gas li g ht s. 4 bedrooms , 2 baths. $105,000. •1G C.i.HYOM VIEW & POOL Beautiful exterior or \vood and s ton e, on large view lot. 5 Bedrooms, fan1ily room. Defi nitely a ho m e for e nterta ining. Wood d eck i ng surrouncling pool. and jacuzzi. Sl791500. · SPARKLING HEW l.i.YFROHT Never li ved-i n 4 bedroom 4 bath home w /sand y beach, pier & slip plus spec ta c ular Harbor & mountain views. Great location on fee land for $269 ,500. SPYGLASS -HST VllYf Panoramic view of Newport Beach, .Bay, and ocean . 6 bedrooms, family room, bonus room, rosewood peg floor entry, wet bar, pool, 'jacuzzi. E nclosed courtyard entry with fountain. 5215,000. CAN'T llAT THIS PRICE Come see this neat .2 bedroom & a den ,Turtle Rock Townhouse with low maintenance. high ceilings two baths & s pacious dining area for only $54,950 A HOME IN TH! PARK! Beautifully decorated and land sca p e d Oxford model townh o u se on the Park in Uni vers ity Park. This great 3 bedroom home has a dining room an~ a bonu• room. $64,950 ~ve somelhln..: you want ..atu sell ? C la!l~ified ads do •lL well -Call NOW, 64J4:Jl5 tOI ~Ori•• '•\~,f~ura~!~~slt11t•s IN ' NEWPORT llACH 644-1766 !Na·S678. ,...pef1 ••Hlt,C.lll01nill 921f.J C) UNSC:l-'Mllf A80Vf llll[~S LAGiUNA llACH 4f4-074f ~~~~~::::==~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==_J_i~~1~o~G~l~l ~A~NS~w;u~~~£!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~IJ~!!~A~!C!O!L~D!Yf~1t!·L .~ CO., , !19euified Adi; 642·S678 • .. SCUMLITS ....,._. !o ~'-!1k-1010 • , ' 1 .. ". I ' ' H•'•H .... s. ...... For 11 ...1.-....................... ~ ............ s. .,.,.. • I OOZ •••••••••••••··•·•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HoooM1 ... S. , . HOOIMI Fo. S. · HouN1 For Wt . ,Tueeday.May20, 1975 DAILVPILOT ••••,••••••~••t••••••••• Coron• dtl M• I 022 Co1ta Mtaa I 02~ ----------1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -..... -104 lnl,.. . 1044 L-oHlg1141 1052 Ho..01 For U. Inc-Pro,_., 2000 HouN1 Fvrolslood ELEG•u FAMILY HOMe MJ PLUS INCOME EASTSIDE Coron" 1.h11I A1ar, AJmost ONLY 2 LER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 41.F.AMILY • WEMHOW • LAGUHA MIGUEL • IEST * . ...................... ·······•····•············· ....................... ,. Newport lo<Kio I 06t PRIME 4-ft.I)( Howporl leecli JI" ············••••••••••• SIJ.750 .................... ... new, m•Knlfkent, C1<0 Located on OOaaUCul cuJ. bedroo1n home. 'rwo 3 IR Condominiums de·••c atreet h1 lhl.:i 3 ~lock1' from beach . .8edroom, 2 bath Dike & Separate dining room Colgrove built home. Bx· plu!i s pacious fa mil y pressly shown for the room. Two l>odroom run- particular buyer nl th1io t11I 111 rea r unit . All HU:TTOPAJIK Whill a locoation ? Nc"t to Park, Pool & Tcnnu1 1n o. bc11ul1Cul 1rr1d e -of- ow ne,rship ir vinc OPIMWED.1-5 - Covi ngton "·pl cx 3 H r, 1900 sq .rt ., .a l'errect location. 51ooO b•1lconu:s, oceanrro.-. - plus cash spendable on $!~~:,mo . Br.rbara $8400 down payn1ent. 963·ti7:i_9 ______ _ low price or Just l'\.l.:ilom built, 'J'tu!$ 111 u $5 9 500 new listing und mus t I)( t :.ccn to be uppr1.:l·1utcd • CalJG7:t·M:i50. ~·4~-°"1N r11<;.,r:.11.1N r0111 N/i,.I' .. ~ .... ;lfi -.. t r llTIIC · ·· i THE REAL l ESTATERS ' -_) Z S"TORY 4 br, 2 ba Republic home, nc..: cpts, drp:t, aMume Vi\ Joan, qulck J)OMession, nr. 'So. Cit. Plaza. Ownr/Agt. 751·5516 OELUXCOHOO Split level, 3 Dr + view. On ly $67,SUO. C all 833·3548 SPARLIHG REALTORS CONDO Jlard to rind 4 bedroom, 11!.i: yr new. Call J'or i1110 about added l'eatures. Won 'l lyt at s:li,000. ~UPE~D l-fOMES 3141 C......,. fill 8 541•H55. OCU.HFROHT TRIPLEX-prid e of ownership. Localed on best bea c h . 'l'c rrific potential here for owner occupancy and /or tax shelter . $:99,500. Call . 675·4060. .OWNER TRANSFERRED f..ots or !loom for cnjoy- i n g life in th is im· 1naculate ly exquisitely decoruled & landsccipc.-d £:Jm1ly home. O"'"·nc r ;;nx.ious to sell his 4 Hll, :J Ila, f<'am·rm home Joel.It· ed •1t S pyglass JillL ~lti·l,WO. "'********•••••• DIVORCE SALE · 5 HK, 4 Ba, r·1n home w /2 Hit Kcntal Un 1l. Ne:Jr Shopping & lieach . SlZ'l.~. 673-7601 M•xt to Runn i nq Str•am, near Howport's Uppor loy. 345 Uni•.nity Dr. tJust off Irvine 1\\•l!) 548-7223 planned communll)'. ,\·I '30271 Grande Vista Ull, fam·r1n , oir·conc.J . TR 1'; ~ s , 1' Hi:'~ £S , SHARP IUYERS hon1t> that looks Uft,\NU 'J'HJ..;t.;...; N~W . iSl .!150 . Cull 381 d It won 'l bOTlon~ ~lore l , c:un\'c11-. en, l'ltt.· lhi:; one 'lli aone. Very de· 64 ·721 1 Agent top h ome w /v1cw of sired model. Ldr~c lot, EXCLUSIVI:; Tunle rock icr e \:n h1l l:i. & cool sunken entry. llal'llwooO 'l'e1·r . home by UCI ~br. v~Jlcy s, abo\e golf floori;. 1\ steal. !Jli8 .. 1.1au 2';, ba, den, f1·111l. d1111n1:L Cour:sc. Sd2.SOO. DISTIMGUISHED :1 ~11r J.:ar. Ul1I. rn1 & p:1n· Laguna Mi~ RJty. & EMOTIONAL It)'. l.g, lot w/vlt•.w 01 830-5050 496-4040 A HATURALHIGH Change yo ur lift·style! ;\l'll \'U Newport Uch. nc1.;h1Jorhood. 3 Udrm Condo. BveryUunJfs up· gr:Jdcd except the price. 008·4456 ·rhc occu.n brcczc ~ic· F'a s h1 o n J s lund &---------- cents this Deane llonll'. Ciiltallna. l"r. i;c:hls. & Mis1ion Virjo 1067 1--B-.-.. -.-.-T-.-_-u------ Oc l1ghtru1 atrium , ~hop·~.SJ45,000 H)'appl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ .~a rd e nlik c kitc h e n : only . 1!:1 161 Woodlord l"'ESC •p•ILE Bca uliful , remod eled 'l'err. !133°i150ti " A A :! IJ1lr1n . UtUt Ill cxcep· ltoman bath. l.uls ol ----0on·1 you d.are look oil lloooil cond11,..100, w1lh tcr · Vf'i\'llCy. ~4&."itl ·----------i\11';SA Verde 4 Hr. den, I~--~~-----1· this unless you're ready r111r 2 bdrm. rental unit : lge pool. Newly paint">d 3 IDRM CHARMER May· Time Solendor tu buy! It will s1K>1I you to ltzt the renters pay ror ' ·,, & O"l. Jmo1,, .•. 0 ,. \'uu'I sec it t1lf 11·on1 thi)! C\'crytlunH cl:.c )'OU will Uu,') !111~ beach pro1Joerty. .. u 'J'his 3 bdr111 h<.une invit es ·1· I It k JI II •··· •· h · · '"l•··n·~ -•."~. Ow ne• b r h urt c oc J s .....-auty S('t' a~1un. c.:ic room 1s SurJ & l'>a nd only l·hlk. .. '-J • ~· "'JU owners 111 rum l e mo· I I bd 2 1 1 1 J &1 2.7630 t 1as ·I r1ns., J<ll IS, "i> t llstelu ly <.lecorah.'t U\.\'J J' l'ru:L-d for quick mcnl you llri\t_• up. llus J'am1ly roorn , air th :.ityou 'l11·.1tl·h your:.elt :.llll' Bock 811y ct.ca 11'"' 3 UR on trcc·lincd street. Veg1.J ta bl c )<:ardcn·li i7.(' yard. 1\ssu1nc li'.u 10:111. ~(),[>OU HAL PIHCHIN. RJtr. 27;!7 E . t:o:l.'il 1 lwy 675-4392 Jarge200fl.lot withplen· conr.J 1t1 on 1n g. IJO :S h d.1y drt•<J(n1n u !he tno-MORGAuR•••TY ty of trees. Lu1:atl1.I close ., " ~ c u:>lo in iotcr1or. 1>1·0 · rn1·nts ;.i\,\':J.)'. f<)•o1n the SS2 •222 to llunt1ngton Shopping fc:,,.,1uual y<.1rcl and u t;1n hreathtnk111i.: v1cw of CllY ... Cenler & S;in l>i cgu t<.1!)l1cvi~w .SI05,000 li ght., & rvll111;.: lu lls, arc Hi~cUl1yv11:4li1{~&ra1n . fo'recwlly. Pnl·('d al linl y . I S:J2,5UO . C;dl u :; ••I •ng . It :. ine,e;ipllhll•. t•leg;i nt apµt '~. $l79,50o "' a ll your:. lor the en,1oy· r•n . lior~cou s o t : 1:197 ·0321. ::;J;!.~. C<i ll 51)(;-tJ<!:Q. (Jr ullt·r. A i;:t &W-566o __..._, VISleN Walker& lee Reel lstste Kt:.ALTY 552-7SOO . ' ... '. . ........ ~· CUSTOM JACUZZI 4 Ur, 2 ba, E ·Side C.l\.1. l..rg fl v rm, rrplc. Nr Sc:hl s . Uy Owner .•--------- li42 -S299 24ii7 Norse TRI-LEVEL \ \I ,LI·:) HE \l'.I'\ + PooL U1 g C:t n yon·s best $ value . f':tegant t s tory, 3 Sr, 3 lia, nnmaculate, hi g hly upgr aded . i 135,00o. ""· IEACH 4 IR. MEXICAN HACIEHDA ti IJ[fiG ENIERPRISlS CO 1''ollow the Mt•incan tile-Mewport.leach 1069 from the st reel lo front •••••• ••••••••••••••••• lioor. Two delightful tile PROMOMTORY Pend W B•u•ll'"·l d I!. A o{ 549·8505 t~arns $900 per month. LIVEONLIOOISL& ... 1-lur r y, ca 11 ( 714 I 2 Br2 8aonly 5450mo. 752·1700. l21J) 793-0.127Collect IN VEST~IEN'f DIVISION Ho.1e1 U11fumiMecl , TllE REAL E.STATERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• TW0-5 unit a:p!. bldg.Just fieNral 3202 completed ('!r i;a le. Close ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 maJor s hopping • EE , , center. Isl yr write-off. t It , F ~EE $14M . 536-~79' 50"l-S010 •Professional Service• ---~·---• •LANDLORDS• • $2000.TaxR..,.. Ho•efl•d•r s * 9 Htg Bch Triplexes 642-ttOO jw;t bit l ·2-&Jlir·l)~lio Calirornia ·s Largest 2002 lluntington •Rental Service~· Open daily 1·5. 539·6779 ~ l\ssumable loan availa· ble on this north Costa Mesa 4·ple x. All 3 bcdrn1, l :V.. bath units. Owner will he lp finance with minimum down·S89,950. Call 545·8424. Associated South Coast U1•okers. S.A. 2 Br, rncd, kids, pet, gar i:>.00. . S.A. Bach, appl. util pd. $1Xl. fl . B. 2 Br. child, pct, pool S'21J. 11.H. 3 Hr, 2 Ba. kids. pet, l'ncd, gar , SJoJ. i\1 .V. 2 JJr. kids, pet, i.:a r, a /c, :i;.265. Fec/llk r HOMEFIHDERS Oceanfront NH. !·louse & 642-9900 Gar. apt. & Duplex. oy•----- 0 w n r . 6 4 5. 7 7 2 t Vacant 2 Br Sl·W. C.~l .·2 eves/wknds. Br.11 .B. $170. 2 Br 1·.11. N .8. 5195. 2 Br T.11. $2.j.5, Laguna'\ le5t.... CdM. Agt.979·84:KI - -- Corner property with 112 -..Oa 1.talKI 3206 UEAU'f l1',UL Decor , Wallpaper, 3 br, 2 ba. Big, special bit. on fanl. rm. w/frpl. !\.lust see it ! S42 ,900. Under lisl price lur quick sale. !>\8·1005 ASSUME $23,250 Prim e area. Dram;itic entry tu elegant living room with cmnormou~ S lone fir e pla ce . Wil csavcr garden view kitchen. Dine. &II roorn l'!Jt.t'd farnlly room 0\'l'I'· ~uuos . One is c:ompletc IA y HOMESi/ with a buill·in BBQ, wet Oar lor uutdoor cnll·r· lauung. Clo,.,e to adult pool antJ Jl.lcu1.1.1. Only Lu x ur )' w atertron t ho rnes prieed lro m 5210,tiOO. SS' "'"'utcrfronts. GU7 Bays ide !)ri ve, Newport llc:1eh. 67:J·3Wll ft . on Coast 1-lwy., 4 shops ••••••••••••••••••••••• & 5 apts .• rully rented. L' 1 1 1 B r . 3 This vroperty presently 1tt e s . ay rnt view, grosses $17,ISt annually, level. BayYw. 2 Dr, !rplc. with room to increase '!_uto gar .park. :131 U. Oceanfront o.de1 rents. Owner anx.ious'to East B.ayv1ew. ~ 1no. Loirge, new 4 Bdrm, 2 sell: asking only S42.500 213/816·2723. ASSUME V1\ or new GI. 3 !Jr. S2J~ rno. SJli,000, Owner/ Agent .. :t.16· 7739 Costa Mesa Triplex looks covered d<i nt·1.: 2 Bedrooms·Blllns pavilion & lus h grounds. Enc lsd Patios/Gara~es Swee ping s t airs to $.>7 ,fiOU RAISOR'S REALTORS <!:>2:J Campus Or .. Irvi ne Cain pus Valley Shop Ctr. BAYFRONT bu th & d i ning rm. down. Make an offer to-Bay View Duplex. 4Br, z Custorn bll wood inside& day! . ba, bllins, cpCg. gar. 11() out, rock l'rplcs. 4 car un· Realonom1cs, Corp. ~apphire. 1213) 377-7688. d l' r g round gar age & l~B~c~o~k~e~e>~· ---~·~7"~"·~67~00~1,;-;;~~;;;--;~:-;~v~ work s hops. Sl89,SOO. l.G. MDRN.Jbr,2ba. Yr- 4~4-7915 ur 49-1-0615. Dave 4 UNITS l)'. frpl, bltn's. lndry. r1n, Doherty, Owner/Agent. I QO/O DOWN gilr. 640·4307 UJ Pea rl ... Plus room for 3 more. lolbaa Pftli•lllla 3207 SSS OOO second story suites in-675·4060 1""'~~~~~~~~1 ' • eluding: huge hideaway •~!!.<!""!..,"'!!~~~ ... ~ COROuADELMAR Brkr 556·611Cl master. 'fake over 5:v~'.~ PETE BARRETT -REALTY- '42·52ot CALL 8 33-8600 2 Custom 1-lomcs UAl.B(J,\ P l'.:~INSULA l::xcellent Joe;.iunn on the Bay & only 1/2 block to the f)c ean. t;ach home has 4 bdrn1 s , ·I ba ths & Galler y, 2 fireplaces, "'c t bar, ultra modern kitchen & privale pil•r, r·ee land. See al 1200 East Ualboa Blvd .. o r call 675·8120 lor rnore de- t<11ls. .BLUFFS VIEW Spacious Customized t:ondom1nium JBH,3Ba View of Bay 412 Plata S72,000 Ownerb/5-3400 Ea.s ts ide Costa Mesa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Includ es a 3 bd rm Bay\'jcw.2 y rsoll1J sty.J owner's home Br /3 Ba. ailO mo. yr. lso " ~~~~~~~~~1 FllA. NO NEW LOAN Chancellor Home MEWPORT HEIGHTS TRl·PLEX $43,SOO c os·rs. S245 /1no. pays Ideal 2 bdrm. ror young 1£. ·= i .. ~=::~~~~~ Pt op~~ ~~~~-~-.~~~·;·;·:·~~ Huge living room with 'l'l'rr1F1 c location. One a I J . Ow n er mu s t or elderly couple: call us open beamed ceilings, bl ock fro1n IX'acn. Even 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home sacr1f1 ce. llurry ! ~ Call so we t an tell you alK>ut Lush secluded back yard a Yiew from the upn.•r in fine area. Walk to all 9637~1 lh1s jewel· it 's only San Clemente 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .--sc hools and s hops ...... : .. ,,,,·.,,,, .. ,,, .. ,, •. ,,,. with pool, appraised oil unit. Ca n be finance<.! tu "''" u v .. S-17.900. Ask lur Evel)'n COASTLINE VIEW. new, 2Gl)I)' custom home. Fee land. $98,500. 675·4472. MOO GU.t:,llSI. NIWPOl't NACM rm. 2 ba, lge patio & yd. $495. mo.lsc . 644·2877 BIG CAM YOH BUY San Juan Lots for iale 2200 2 Ill{. 1 Ba Duplcx on a C · I I 07B ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo\'cl)' tree li ned Sti'cct 1n. 1 sto ry, 3 Hr, 3 Ba, 3 car ap1s rano BAYSIDE ~ ~-~r Old "oo'ona de! Mar. $64,000. Call SJ:l3541:! ,Your needs. Prime pro· f<' ire PI a e e ' b I l n s' f' .. :· , -. ·.. I Copeland Sparl._ p«ty with great ap· t•arpt!ts, fen(''-"<l llod µrct· :, J PETTIT REALTY --. Oy yard. Call to sec, Bkr ".: " ..... :·: Re•ton prec1ation potcnti:JI. On· _S36·.~:iti . ___ · .... · .. <1 552·7000 ----------1 IY $11~.500 . Call now _ · . EA5TILUFF IEAUTY! Spacious tri ·lcvel 3 bdrm . famil y home: formal dining area. country kitchen .with 673·!:155(1. Qrjl/Uj'"• I' 1 1/o.J Fl~l//'f ' THE REAL ESTATERS brkfst. a rea. Pool table SPEC'fA CU LAll view, s ize family rm. t'rcshl y pool , 4 Hr, family rm, 2' ~ pllinted • Yacant & ready Ha, dining rm, j'lrof. de for immed . occu1>ancy. coratcd & landscaped. $81,500 874 Sandcas tle Dr . · C. F. Colesworth $ 1 ""· 000 · "' 0·= R .. llors 6411-0070 RENTALS ----------1 We ha\'e a select number H.ARDWOOD FLOORS DUPLEX · 2 Lar ge b e drm s w /wardrobc closet s . llllns. Living rm w/fp lc. S in g l e car ga rages . Patios, In good urea. Coll""Yflme 646·3928; Eves:642· 14•17 Lachenmyer· Realt or o r rcol<.1ls i n ··01d Coron a ··. Charmin g rustic units, some with fireplaces and walk to all shops and the beµl·h. i''ron1 ~75 mo. LOTS We hl.I \'C a few choi ce budding s ites availablc. An exec pt1o nal op- porturuty 1s the Jot on Promontory we hllVC available at proict1cally original price. DUPLEXES -------~~~1 We have a wide range available. ,\ charming property o h Carnation at $79 ,500 is a s tand.out. l''ou r e,.;ce lle nt pro · pcrties 011 Larkspur arc a most cxcepllonal situa· lion. 1\ giant "duplex" on Poppy 1s one of a kind. And 1nany. many rnorc ! .VAHODOWH LIKEAMODB. HU.RIEi.CH Finest beach area. Truly executive neighborhood. Gorgeous landscaping. Elegant entry wa)'. l:'ully upgrad e d int e rior . Gourmet kit c hen . lt'Ormal dine. f<'amily sized bedroom.<;. 15'x4o· ~overed dance pa\•ilion. Huge master suitC-no down buys this!~ 'l'ake advantage, call 842·253.5. Ol'fN Ill 0 • ll'S fUN fOll/ N•(f • • 1 II : "'· ... .:.. .. . ,, THE REAL' ESTATCRS . ~ ....... 1s1onc1 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •BY OWNER• 3 Br., 2 Ba home + :ipt over garage. Xlnt terms. $12S,009. 673·177./.. DOLL HOUSES We ha ve a \'ari e ty available rrom just beln.w SG0,000. One has a pool, one a s mashing ter· raced garde n, one a neat .. In -la w " wing. Greal homes for s mall fainilics. FIXER UPPERS Seldom 1n Shorechffs 1s a fixer uppe r availablt•. We currently have three s uch hon1t•s ll \'~ula hll'. 1'wo . lhr-ee or four bcdroonis. From $'9!1,500. What a chance to really n1ake a buy and then customize your dream home! LOVELY HOMES What a seleetion. Four bedroom estate with pool and views, $134,W.O. Four bedroom Colonial with down coast view in glorious Shorecliffs, i198.000. Three bedroom l!:ngli s h cottage with charm galore $125.000. Two bedroo1n and denn, canyon and ocean view home In perfect t•ondi- tion, $106.0UO. And mort'. m ore. rn o r c! ~ 1 Call 675·722:'J. . .,, . \ \ 1.1 .E) 1:1. \LI' A !tt I«, I ,j! i >11•1<1'>1 '• l I 'J',\X S1\VI NG l11tc1·es1 SEi\t:LIFf' luc. 4BR, 2,2 HeJutcd to S3!.JOO down to wr1tC'off on 3 br. 2 ba , dbl. HA Ir " brtck pa tio <.1,.;:-.umc 1:1 1 ~·;, V.\. J BR. 2 gar home . Xlnt. fa1nll) ' ~ , ' HA, :Jlr1 u1n in 1n;1stcr garage. t.:1Jts, drps , fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• r · " l<.111dSl':iP1.:d incl. patio Hl::A UTif<'UL 3 hr. 2 ba ... perfect for boat dock. iJ(JO. mo. li7J·76ol Lots arc .so· x 100' trclh~. ~11.i .soo. I mdL home. Nr. sctils & IP'""l.-;~<;;,.u;;u;;i 3 Bdrm., 2 b<ith duplex ·" I . «mpll Y l nll se p d bdrm.5.J2·7a52. starter, lnc:u. ,Yt . patio, 5:Jt; 7025. --· Poul W 8rurnf1.-.ld &A·.~o' S49-8S05 Beach. Lg. fenced yd: CALL ·NOW '4'tth v i~w.~95Month M "'' s<it. s•>.•su. ~ 752 _7315 Agoot673·= 4u1e t street. Wll lk t o -----. ------· LOCJuna leach I 048 schls.SJ5,:J00.548·071~i HY OWNl!:lt.J Br. 2 full ••••••••••••••••••••••• =========~ 499 ·1840 aft. 5P:\1 ~/.. NESTLED IN TREES One of the m ost beautiful homes availahle in l\·lesa Verde. S ituated 1n a quiel, woodsy scttin~ that takes you out or lhc city and into the country. Features s bcdroo1ns, large l'amlly ruom with llrepJacc and \.\'Cl bar. formal d ining and huge 1naster s uite. 'J'ast'efull;· decorated , im1naculatt' i;ond11 ion throughout. Just rcdul'.cd thousantl~ to SM2.500. Phone lor l.111 appointment. a.-u;.2:11:1. O"fN l•I O • "~ 'V'•' •Ot<f ... .,,, ' balhs·. din. rm; on eul-dc· )!lJt'. Pri 1n e JCH.' .. clusc to Uann1ng & Busharli . Lands c aped yard W / stone s lab pal10. Wlllk tu beach. SllS,500. 968·&153. -Real Estate byMd/AY LIVE CLOSE TO OUR HUNTIHGTOH BEACHES This bea utifu l 4BR horne is highl y up.g raded with ne w c pr . & dra pes· Exciting Rom:Jn Bath =====01 Tub. You must see today. Hy Owner. J BK w;J.,arn. rm . Large }'lll'd. $J5,50o. !Wli·332ti CA LI~ g42-9J71 FOUR IEDROOM POOL HOME OHL Y $3S,OOO. l::merald Bay·2 lxlrm with d1n1n g room ·Lcus c op- tion a l $500. mo. Wchb 493·076 1 LAGUHITA HEWPORT SHORES ~·Sty ,\.lroi mc; 3 BR. & scp guest house w/l·Br, bl.Ith & knl·h. IW'lllk to •72 VIKIHG PORT ARMA beach, t en ni s, c lc. "Orangewood .. Custom LAGUNA ::;&I.WO 2'1x6i ', 5 Star Adult l'ark. A gracious & spacious 2 CAYWOOD REALTY 557.97920r 979.9126 in\·ites you to inspect Wr1n .. 2 ba. home : open ----------t their panora1n1c view hca1ned ce11's .. seclucll'd ___ •_S_4_8_·_l_2_9_0_• __ .,BYOWNEJ{ Lcvitl2-lx60, s ite s O \'C rlo'biking pools 1zed y:Jrd wit h DELUXE condoNev.·port ;, Star Adult Park. San beautirul l~a guna Bcach.1---------- 1,.,., ••. on l''''"lc .. ,·c·•·. c I I 1. J"'nCapo.493·8537 BKR494·93811. C " .. .. ... rest, 'an <I , l~ sq t.1 -~-~------1 -=-"'-'-""'--"~----1 osta Mesa ocean v1c·w, •.""··"walk to s·>oo XI 3224 _,, -0. 111 xtr<.1 s. · nl S ETUP J9"5 F'I · Promontor)' Day.By bcac:h. $112,500 • 000 0 :> am1ngo TUR•'ERA"OC. terms. ::ili:>, · v.·ucr H':<35' 1ox20' Cab:Jna at-Owner .~t1nimaldownor l•---------. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ~~ d!l-1-6-13.). tached. Cati : &&3272 trade equity for s mall COLLEGE PARK 110.)N. Cst 1-lwy. L:Jguna house in Ncwpo~ area. J BR. 2 BA, fplc, r/o. 494-1177 Ht>a ul iful 2 Dath -Jrg ill9,000. Principals only. refrig., crtps, drps, dble -----------ma s ter bedrm, n e w 213/278 ·9966or write, Box gar., Blue Ha\·en pool. .A-Olan REAL ESTATE QQO Glf'nn~·yr c ~t JQ4Q47J ~4Q{'1'() Awe~!~~~~ en- lrics & hearths. f<'pl cs, rcdwd decks. gourmet kitchens. 3 Ur, 21.~ lla . From SSS.500. crpts . drps & paint. 545, Beverly Hills , Ca $395. month inclds wot Clubho use w / pool & 1 _002_1_3_. _______ 1 m'3"inl&gardener. "- jacuzzi. R easonable. I C... Bays ide Village , NB. 3 LOTS, 3 Ac r e s. or Mc • 63 1-1490. Beachrront Malibu. lO'li IHftor 1110 t .. w,.. dwo. or exchange £or in· Costa MesaSGl-7729 All Adult Costa Mesa Pk. come property. 642·36521""~~~~~~~~~ Beaut. 10)(42. wilh 8x30 Rltr. -VER y CL E N • • p o r c h , lge 11v -rm , A c:. kitchen & bath. Rental Mountain, DeJ.eri, VA CANT.! 3 Bedroom S pa ce S53. mo. Total Resort 2400 home w.ith .covered-. $-1,6.'>0. 645-5830 ••••••••••••••••••••••• screeneft paUO. 1..o.velY SflO P at WESTC Lifo't-' PLAZ:\. Just !'('duced . ve ry spacious 3 br. 1"4 ba. llrdwd tlrs, rr plc. KI NG ,.\:\llO H .f<_;. ij.j 2·2222 This home IS in beautiful l ... ~ .... ~ ..... ~~ .... ~~I tree.lined neighborhood. 1- 0 ne·of·a·kind. VA ,\sn1 . Jo:Jn 8112'/o inls. :s.?7:.1. per 1n o . II U It It Y, C1\LL HARBOR VIEW MONTEGO ca rpels & paneling. Acrrage for sdr 1200 Perfect for weekend & Prime Costa Mesa area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• va cation! Comp. furn. I t,amily situation pre• 8·12·9371 OPEN HOUSE , _____ _ ADDEO lOreenbrook pool home F.t.MILY ROOM nr. So. Cua!>l l'lza . 5 br, 3 CUSTOM BUILT Quality, ocean ,·icw 2 bdrm .. 2 bath hom e; separat ~'. extra large 2 car gar<ige . Garden set· ting with Jot s of pn\'acy, rnalure t rees.,\ real gc1n al $67 ,SOO An easy·carc ·I HR, 2 Ba, t'a1n ·r m hornc with many upgrades and a \'1Cw too, needs a f<.11nily like yours to make it perl e cl. S79 ,500 . ................ ,\V OC ADO L ,\ND · Sl.790 /Ac. ltancho, Ca. 80' -0 seller financed. 8'ko Int. ·r ight S forces sal e. Owner. 714 /676-573.1 BR condo in Palm Desen fcrred. Gardener service Country Club area. Pool inc luded at $375 per & jacuzzi; lovely green· month . Call coats & belt. Walk to stort'S, golf Wa llace, 546.4141. & entertainment. OnlY1---------- $26, 750. Easy ter ms VACANT 2 br $160. I-luge 3 Apartments C<ill 1'-;vcs. Bkr559·1986 br $235., kids, pels. Agt. for $cale 1300 •SZ week Vacation! JBR Fee. 979-8430 ha. ;! s ty . CuJ-dc·s:Je. l\lagnlf1 cent 26 ft . fan1ily Famrm,IJonus rm.<:ust. roo 1n ha s just been drps, cpl 'i;. thruout. 'l'ri· added , per/eel for f;unil y ~fi~fi©rPCl pi e gar. t:umpactor & fun & e ntc rt:Jining. 4 ~mll:GW many extras. Luw $70's , s pae1ous bdrms, 2 baths, 499.2500 Uy owner. 97~·4l7J bu1lt·1n ktlchc n, all on at----·----- BLUFFS CONDO ....................... ~ . 2BA, $13 ,S . Rosarito 3 BR, 2 BA , Fam rm, lg, BARGAIN price for fast B e a c -h , M e x • yd, cpts, drps, bltns, ne sale. Be aut. coodo com-714 /487-7642. sehl /shops. Pi()832·71Sl • pl ex. 112 units, rented cis c:---c-~------11 ..c='-'-===~~="- upls. Projectcd '75 in-Out af State {ACT 1',AST! 2 br house,·I ---t ove rs11.cd lo~~ I~ w~n't Laguna Hills 1050 Spanl'sh las t at only ::;.it.950. Ca ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR , 21,~ Ila & a Furn.rm too . l'r1ce just n ... ><luccd to ,(·omc approx. $300,000. Property 2600 ba, fncd yard, util room. Gi ant pool, Jacuzzi, gyrn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpls thruoul, new drps & 963·567 1 01' :;5t,i.7tJ35. S76 ,500. · I N O IVIDU 1\L \1 1e w Mesa Verde home. Im mac. 3 hr, 2 ha. •••••••••••••••• R,E, PEOPLE WANTED g:aragcs . For s ale or 14 DELUXE new gas s love. closed Lr adc down. 7'.'cJ T.D. By garage . 5200. mo. owner . ~1r . B .• 400 N. UNITS 646·1246. Leave message. $56,950. By owner/agt. f.1any ex· r\ssurnc the VA loan & tras. Assume 7'k loan.;' 1\cac1a, r·uucrton. (7l•IJ 14 De luxe units for the tl79·97·14 wise inveslor. 4.2 brand 5165. 2 Br, slv, kids. Wl} /i;1 v~ 4 openings lefl 10·1 br units. Secured by 2 Br, kids, pet, gar. " 111 our Curon;i. del i\l;ir Condominiums enclosed walls. Prime i l85.2 Dr,kids,pc\. 1 ·s;1ve nC'W lo<.111 costs on real b:Jrglt1n al ~l ,900~ 1hi:; be autiful J\.l cs al--====>== 8.17·1234 Verde home. 4 years old. Rus-r1c 2 s ·roRY BXEC J{1ch Spanishadvl>c :itYI· OCf:,\N Hl':'l'HEAT . ing . Atrium off thC' Wootls. hr1 cks , heuvy master s uite. ~nlry ha ll. 5hakcs lllld lo::ids of J bedrooms , f a n1il y gl ;iss .. 1 BR·s 1ncldg room, d in 1 ng: room. maslcr w /conYersation 1-landso me Spani s h + dressin g! Lg family fi replace 1n the hv1llg rm, custom bar, 3 balhs. room. bkr. J car gar. J{m for lxioit. 540-1720 New on the markcl & on· TAR BELL ty '55,500. Bk• 962·551 t. 2955 Harbor Blvd., C.l\f . DY OWNER. Prine. only. 4 Bil + !'am Rm/Din. t:;istside. Sec Lo ap· prcciate . Many extras. S.14,SOO. 318 Esther St. fl45·2206 . H'"'Hoqlon .. odl I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUHTRY CLUB? CEN'fURY 21 ha s a la r ge a ssortment of HUN 'J'INGl'ON Sl::/\CL l1''F ho mes to choo!;c from, Ca ll us for details. 536·7M2. 3 IDRMCUTIE 2 b-¥lhs, built·iru, large maste r bdrm, eover~d SaleS Office. 1\.sk about for sale 1700 Las Veg a s location . S190. <! Br, stv, s ngls. ••••••••••••••••••••••• our new cu1npcnsation ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sparkling pool. Good Fee/Bkr ~ INTERIOR 1>1'.:S J(;N . plan. T,\XSHELTER s pendable 9 •7., lo;ln . HOMEFIMDIRS Lo<JUftoHiguel IOS2 BR'S HO~l l':. free.form 673-7601 4·pl exes & tri·plexcs by llu1ne away rrumhome. 642-9900 Bit lhc beach. 2 br & twnhse. An xious owner asking ---------- pool & jacU7.ZI, J · '21 ... ~~~~~~~~~·1 C I k H nd Del 2BR&d 3HR '-U,\, lovely l'am rni, "'ct i. omp P g_ ra nu. only $.212,000. uxe un-en or . new..,. bar, uilercoin, 2 trplcs. IW6·2856 its-bargain priced . painted/crptd. t-,amilyj Selling price included CHARMIMG OCEANSIOECONOO Take advantage. Call prerd. i28Smo. 1st & last many decorator ite ms. ;~~io~~~hb~~~;1::~~~~'. .. OCEANASOlITll'' now ~U~)i~*~~NT +deposit. 549·2.364 898.500 . BOND lt1'.:AL'rY $U7.500. Lease with an op· Adult Community DIV ISION lmmac. J Br, bltns, £rple. INC. 831 ·9411 . ' tion. ( Ove r401 THE Rl!:AL E.5TATERS $325. Water & gardnr pcl. W Ji.. TERFROMT 2BR.-2BA. CHOIC E one 275 Broad"'"·ay. 833-3125 :i;tory end unit, overlook· Rentals · . . 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths; lge. in ~ golf course with ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 _BR, St''·: refr1g, drps. balcony. own.your.own; fitlimpse or ocean. Patio. H..,,., Fv-r-L--" toned . yd, ~a.as .. senior adults. SI 15.000 ""-64&-4340 . IMMACULATE t~nclosed garage. Close ••••••••••••••••••••••• oceanfront duplexes. J toe ',1 ", Sbhh0°,,"w''.;1·k P10°0°u1 5· GrMral 3102 Mes a Verde, 4 BR, 2 BA, Ja u·7. " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Formal Din . Rm Up/ l ·down. 1-'ew steps line . ~r. large Carls.b.ad WALK to beach 1 br house 1 mm ed . Pos ses~i on: village heach. $175,000. 4 shopping center. 3 m1 . to Sll5 .. ulll pd. Also San &46·o&S. ~i~~-3~~~~~. ~~mic ocean. Illness forces sale Clc1n cntc $135 .. kids. ---~Y ,o wne r. Shown by liuntington Beach $13S., • 3 ~r. 2 Ba ,~· FR. COST A MESJ.. app t. 548 -3036or433-385S kids, iiels. Laguna Bea~h frpl. patio .. pool. 2 ctr Xlnt lo<'R lion: inunac. 3 '"•• 0 •« 8'" <~" Alt • bdrm .. riinlily & dining ~ D't. •••• / S160., util pd. Balboa • · ......., . ...., . ...,.,. .or ~77SOO . nits1ale 1100 S.165.,walktowater.Agt. ,_.ai11Y6y 32~ LIDO REALTY ~ r;: \ 1.1 I ul", '\ It * 673-7300 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• i' ee. 979-8430 •••••••••••••••••••••(. patio, & freshly painted HARBOH VIEW Homes, exterior. Best buy in ----------1 Phase Ill, la rgest Jot. Huntington Ueach at On· * WE KMOW * besl view, Portofino mdl. ly $33,000. Call 96.l-5671 or 556·70.lS. LJ..GUMAHIGUEL 4 br, JVa: b:1, fam. rm. 2-2 BR houses, Costa Ocean view 1 BR house 3 BR, 2 BA Condo. across Mesa . Garages &: yard. L.B. Kid /pets, aJso2 er·~ Mile Square Park. $:1411 jusl remodeled. Call & $i4o. Mobile c.M. sngls mo. Avl June 1. 839·6453. ~ome see. By Owner OK. Bach unit.II, balboa • · · · $46,500. 642·2334, $135. N.B. $l'5. ll8. $13S ....... "'9fo" leoch 3240: agt 979·8430 • •••• •• •• ••• • •••••••••• Income Pro,...+r 2000 3 BO. 2 Bt\, 1'\\·nhs. nl'" •••••••••••••••••••••••Coronade-!Mcr 3122 Adums & Urkhurst Ac ; -Walker & lee Real lstele IEST Bonus playrm. Un~9.u' • • pro!'. decora1.·g. Sacr1hce * F1\NTASTJCmounlain by o wner. Sl l S,(100 . \'iew 3 & den or 4 lxJrm 5-10.4396 or 752 7200 SHARP~ home . S62.SOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Von.s. Pool , 1'ennis, l"rpl. Great ocean & bay view $26S + $100 dep. 003·601~. ~7°'f'' J':rig! r4/le;t ~~ 3 BR, 3 ba. +swim pool . Super Sb';;;j, 3 UI). Hllins. Westmins ter. Near new summer or )'tilrly. No nr, E\l\.\'drds & Edinger. You don't ·nc,"!(( a Run th Wes1mins ter Mall. Ice $300. 963·3612. * OWN t:R ANXIOUS· ··Draw f i1:4t " whco you FRANKL.IA.RD Agent67.S.3000 3 llll, 2 DA , d-c-n-.-d-;n-rm.- IJt:autlCul view Jbdrm, place :.n ad 1n the DAILY REALTOR 546-9950 Lagano leoclt 3141 bltns, 1 rpl, patio, IJOat two·.s lory home, pool • PILOT Wa nt Ads! Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• t ts d .. site ya rd. rccrcutional now -642 ·567K. -cc:-""j LG E Triplex, $8.5,000. fantastic Oceltln View. 2 =:i~l ~j.~5 c~ll'Jll racilities. $62,000. The rastcsl draw in t Da na Pt. Ocean Vu. BR. 2 BA Condominhun. • ' · L..-aHHpelRlty. · .west .• ·• Daily Pil Owner. 496·7ZW Prine. Call to reserve. Bkr Find wbat you wanl .. 4f6·4040 110-5650 c1ass;(led Ad. &12·5678. only 644-7210 • Doll:r Piiot Clusirl<Cb. • I , • ' • , J8-..t.,eL>°"="''-'Y-'Pt-"L"O"-r'---------'"'":::•=Dd::•:.tcY·"":::"Y=20"."1.:.07"'5 Apa lww•t1 U•fwtt. Apa t1u1.ts U•fwft. f • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I M•t•1Ji ......... llEUF EIU.faMW4 ... I 11h ....... d 3124 .._..IWjtonhoch 3140 .. , ........ ~········· .......................................................................................... . 'I' 'I 11hi\..J. lZ40 Mowporlloedo 3269 Cosio Mota 3724 CllEZOllOAPTS ' ••••••.••••••••••••••••• ••••••••·•••·•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ AUant11 l.:s BR, tam rm, vaulted BRAND new Newport l Br. fo'urn. Apt/G•r. $1~ 1,2&3 BR. Pnv. Mtir., I cell: 2 yrs old., $38S. T\lrr;1ice condo. 3 Br, 2lh mo . 2344 Elden A\'C. pool, 1A•as he r. drye r, Barbart. 003·6739 Ba. $3SO. mo. Adults, no 842-6734, 646·S14S all-&. Close to bctt<.'h. 536·0036 pet ~. 675·5800, Bkr, no at!r, l \ir b• 'rwhs e . fee STUDIO :.pl, decorator tlubbse/p ool. $30ll . J"urn'd. Waler/jloi:i. l)r.I, NEAROCliM Z & 3 IDRMS I Aparl•oollFtnl•d R..teltlo"'-4JOO 1 ... ttrielR ..... 4100 .... •••••ooll/ or Untw.lthtd J900 ••••••••:••••••·•••••••• •••••••••••••••••!••••! PttWHlt/ •••••••••••••••••••'f••• Working Clrl has lovety NEW BUILDINGS a lost & ..... home al tho Dclteh. Will O.C. ,\Jrport. 2'00 t.o ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 h1r e. w/.maturo . i;q l'l. ¥impJe _parking.Lost&,._.. 5900 re:1pons1ble f!;al. $187.50 SOi\I E UN •TS l"O A ••••••••••••••••••••••• mu/yrly + UtU . 1_-L, & SALt: AT UYk DOWN. LOST IPOUNDAPET'! last & .Re f, Req d . Koll /lr,·lnc Center. Call tl60·2900Ad®Uon. Low t11.S·9M:i ult GP~t Dan Curlis. 171<1 ) 979-9206 eo»t: Spa)' tNeutcr Info. Couple wilt shan:i lar.:e MISSION VIEJO LOST : Gr11y & Olk Aust. home. l'rci;Uge area with llii nliy lo Si111 Diego Fwy, ShcptSetter mix, mile. mature ~·omttn. &12-7362 200 lo 2.wu1 sq.ft. C1.1ll Vic"-nth & Cool.st Jlwy. Beautifu l s tudio upts. '1v" Frpl cs. bitn:.. di s -Me.aV.rd•Eo1t&Adonu Rei;p, fml to shr 2 br ownor831-l·IOO HO. !J36·4385 & 892-12'"7 . l5t /lasl. $7:i cle.a ning . NE\VPORT TERR. J br, Sl60mo.646·5330 l 8"2·4921. l!V. ba , Ma1tlt!r ::n.iitc. bltns, rum rm .. lndry .. HuMilll)ton leadl 3740 : )'ireplaco. 4 Bodrm 2 bwth patio, g11r .. o<.'eanviaw on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ho1ne. Crpts. drps, bltns, 15 acre park ~·/pOOI. :>375 UW. beuut la1ldscapln1i. mo. 64·1-7357 Ask for &cv or Joe, $J.:;G .. \ ----------1 ipo. 963·4567 963·17tl6 180 DEG. VIEW ' BEAUTIFUL J.,a Cuest:t 4 Da ck Ba y & Irvine l~ilJ~ oeaut. new 4000 sq It 8r, 2 Bu, close lo school hillside home. 4 br, 3 ba, I& beach. $450. 962-2734 lam &. r ec rms, Pool. ~ f'irepl<i CC , 3 Btt. l! B,\, aev.· painl. bJtruo. cloi;e to I ~hopping-'1. ~hoolo. ~110. ' >to. Ask ror Bev ur Joe, I 1163-4567 963·1786 FROM $42 WEEKLY Executive Suites 727 Yorktownllvd. l:h:Htc h !ilvd at Yorktown Sl6°·041 I STUDIOS & I BRs •Full kitchen •Heated pool •Laundry l'aeihht·:-. •Free utililies •t'ree line ns PIHICRHK UYIS U, TO ITS MAME Over SOO tall trees and 10 s tr ea m s with waterfalls create a N.l• laxing setting for your spacious new I-or 2· bedroom apurtment. 1''rom $195. f'urniture avai lable. Small pets OK. Adulls only. Office open 9~00 tft 6 :00. ·2300 Pairview Rd ., Cosla ~lesa. Phone S4S-2300. h~·ashcrs, 2 car g11ral(e. !~;;;;;5;•;;6;-;';8;0;0;;;;;;;;~-1~'~w~n~h~••~··~~~-~M~.~l~Z~l -~z:J~>~, l~l~?"~. Coi;tu 1\lesa-Santa An<1 $l00 Reward . Sundccks. l•'ron1 ~75 . in n ; ~ util. Ev1.:~ l\t.1, 120011320/1716 sq It. LOS1': La b /Shep. mix. a36·2.l7!:1 548·0J2.&, Ofc., \V arehse, prk'w,. l2tl male. 8li11,:k. Vic. 18th & Love-At 1st lite I & 2 Br a\·1111. 1'\Jrn & un- t'urn. 1\PJ>Lt: Al''l'S. 1\ unique idea in adult upt livin~. 6700 \\i'ar111:1· 1\\'C, 1-lunt in.A l on Uc uch . ~11·60-!7. No lt'asc. !)l)l'ry no children 9r pct~,-- Loguna leach 3848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .., Femi roommate to s hr 2 pwr.tHB-12:.l2 /&W ·222il Pluce nth:i, Cl\I. Ans. to (Bl ··~· Hrapl.gus &wtrJJ(.J .S95 , "Jako "". li.f;W,ARD ! " . ·Je>rts UlO-t ltitelec.&Pll.Cull :.!UN l1 ::i, 1200:sq.ft.ltl•I, 6"5·262~ ~ b & w /frnt office, lge r earl--'-"-=c..------- lwn3 6•642-621'· door. 22o 3·Phagc, Unh tJ LOST: Glasses fn blk CORONA DEl.MAR Gor09e1for~ 4350 & 16, t>29 Terminal Way, lcu\hcr snap case, oval, ·• n 1• h 1· 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa. t.te 11 u. Uu ys, purplu rru m es. Vil'. fron~ ~:o~~1 u~~~ni ~~'. S'fOltl\C 1-: gar 111,tc 1·or >IO·S71U. t:ves,GW.ootll . Coi;ta i\tcsa 5/15, ir fouud r•oo1 tennis L'Ofllincntal L..11l59..Maplu.AllC,NO-NE\VPOU.t ~~JlHOOP~ cOllW.CU48·Slol8 breakfas t. ~me ()(·ean & 51 l..:osta Mesa tiJOO sq ft ofc indWj'I. 3 e.x· 1.0;)1': \VIII the wo1nan Catalinn 11 1c ws. Scp:iralc STNGLE l Jnit, St.ora&c on· cc. ores w /pvt baths & who picked up B!k & Tan, Roman tub. 3 frplcs, 2 we t bars. vltd ~·ood t.:l'lig. Enlertainer·s de.· ·1ighl. Li,:e kit w/view, :-.elf clng O\'\.'n, t'Ompac· lor, dsh~·hG ser\'. porch. •LOVl:i:LV l.aCucst.a38R 3 Cur gar: $1200. mo. ! 2b;1 home Ion lease. No iW5·'7 102 -1· •'fV & m aid serv. avail •Bar-B-Que OCBAN l"JlON'I' 11 01\11.i:, 1unuly sert1011. Close to ly. i:;. 19th St. c~I. ~. view. a Jr exec ofcs. 12 wk Bloodhound please MEDITERRAMEAN 27 17 \lictoriu Dr. 1 Yr. shopp1 11G & fl nc lx!ach. Cull : Liz, G4G-8!T22 Conf. r1n . Recept. Area. r e turn . Ch 11 d r e n Lca:.c. $600 rnu. Ur !>Um-ti-.,l·ltll 1. -Prod. ofcs. Assembly & heartbroken. ·v ie, Ci\I. VILLAGE n1er rc11t;.d . J Br. 1 •~ Bu ·~~~~~~~~~~I Office-Rental 4400 mienul . urea. Sound No qu Oli tio ns a s ked. I Ucdrovm Call 7 1-1 ·1·~·1 ·04:.::8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• litudio Oplion'ai . Brokers &IS·~ . i 'f"ee --'--~'-------I 180d•qrttVIEW •Phone ~cr1·1cl.' •I n11l e to ocean .. cu~11-: to lhc ocean 11 :'\ewport •farbor. Pac1f1t• m 1. 2 & 3 BR 1ron1 ~195 lei O(.'t!an, Catalina. Ne"' Slu5. No fe(J 4000 s q . fl. Exccull\'t· XO INCRE,\S E iii su1n · m~r r1::nt. Ueaut I br l'urn upts SISS & Sl7a. Spa1ush llkdroorn&U..·n T ltli:EXCl'rlNG 1501 W tcUffDr w e l co1uc . ~l o u ·1''r1 .l -'===------- 2 Ocdrooms OCEA:'ll FH0.~1· 2 hr. I b:.i PALM MESA APTS. •S • &&5-5•lo0 LOS1': Burmese niale c:.tl , 2 lk>droom ·rownh.~~· r I'. alt y~·.tr Ut1ls 11d. .\l l:'llUTJ:<:S 'l'O NP'r Newpol't l"inanl'iul Ctr blk, 3ltered. &yshor1.::-. 2-IOO llarborBlvd. 5Jti-o:J2l UCJI. L~asiftC)OfficeSpoce Rentol1 Want.d 4600 .area. N S. lteward . •2HR .t:Ul'\UU. pool. cl ubhs~ Agt. S.&G· 1311 home on Cliff Dr. ~17uu per rnonth, yearly. Call &15-6177 Sl)'ll' bid~. pvt encl gar, Costa Mesa i'il-IJS57-gt}2tJ -"-'--"-''----U:ich. l&l Ull. iroin ~l o.; Call on .Sile ~h1na "c1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54g.7470 pool. sauna . lndry, <.1dlts. -i'"Oit H.C:NT lge, I bch·n~. i 7l•l l61'2-3lll i!Xl 21ti \V;\N'fJ;.;l)'l'O R,.:N1' ~-.-. -------- 17301 Kccl:-0011 Ln. I L>lk Park-Like :qn. nl!ar l'olLcry Shack :~~:t~j~~~~-t.s ----------by nlalure adult couple. L'?Sf: ~old.en l..3~:_1nale. 2 BH. near bcal'h $178. NC"''f>Orl Shores. J n rt. 2 \V. of .Uci.!Ch 01 1'·S1ater. S .... ~ & bcuch. Ot·eun \'ll'W , \>como"•c• TL''. Yc·--·~ly 2 \.1c . 1 e W1nkle School. • • o .2 '"'' urr ... -......,. 11 11 15 Ullt;,s fo~astol'NCwpurt "' "' .., .. , , f e nced 3 br S?""·· bring ba. Lgc. 1i 111ng rm .• sun· -'~'-·'-"-------DELUXE I. 2 &3 Br A»ts wa to w11 c arpe t ~. "lvd. > or :J Ult 0 11 bay ui· otcan. C.i\I. 545·3054 'kids. ,\gt. Fee. 979-8430 d eck. Ne w paint & " ~love & refri~. ~'l l'cr P \ Ci.!rpels.~75 Motycarly ~hEN, s m ... ~l·)::C~~h hot~, NP\'kKap1~~sA~\~1;;l mo. 546 -9860 ./A1<ceMll....._ front.&14-7t!68. l"OU NO : Grey male cat. 3 UJt. 2 BA. nr bch. very UavidsonRlty 645-7575 oom s, ~M . w<:c . ; r . o .. -Y i\.11SSION ltf<:ALl 'Y ./'~,..... .. i.i SJ\'IALL 2 llfl house W/ s h o rl h air. l .. ealh cr , :>ha rp! $Ji5 yrly. + dcp. 1\pts. SIOO n10. 536-7u:x; Martiniqut Apts ' • • 41f,1·07JI • • ./.Mu• )'Ur<l for ~·ork1ng couple. ~cc k 1,a c e. N pl •I t h . 1 _C<.dl : Gay' 962-5566 or S BR .Condo.S~·im'g pooL Newport leach 3769 177 7SuntaAnnAvc,C1\r • :::::::-.:,. ... .,..... Sl!.lll.orunder.6'16-5363 l -""'~'~·~20=3=•------~-0721 C\'CS 1~ark Lido. $375/mo. · •t "' ''''' 11:1 '-' "'·"'"•2 Un1qul' 2 Br. 2 lki, Ir pl. B , ·-· --••••••••••••••••••••••"' "~ ............... ~e ., ...... -··~· ' FOUND · llla•k ••• , 213/Dij2.JOOO. OCciJ n \"IC"'-Natural ./s.cy .......... o11. CllHIS'rl1\N Adult wants • " .... • ,J 'HR . 1•11 lJA. Jrpl. Nr.---~~~~~---11Br .£urn apt,2 blks from HaciendaDeMesa wood pa ncling,titX':-;. '~ /,,......--. to r e nt s ina ll house male.H~sCo!!ar~tno · )~hopping.,J'relcr 3 mah~ bch & Coast 1-lwy, Sllf> 160 W W"I CM blk ocean. N End. No w/yard.536·9'792 AM 'S t:.tgs. \'.ll'. \i1 clor1a ·& ,.»dlts.$3i5 .962~ S.+aAna 3280 _m_o_._.,._._·_5-0_l_ti_. _____ , u1-;.Au~~L •• eh1ldrcn orpcts $3!)5 1no. s· IG' .. . /I I/ l'lacenL1a CM,6<&2·S959 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• G ilOU•.Nn.c in c l u l1I. , ... ,.,_ lc;1,,l' __________ , SIMSS nves ' • .• ~cw. lg. J br. 2 bo, <;lru.c :intcu . a flll'e ~inily lo & Bach. Color 'IV. 1na1d .-\DUL'l'S-l'\OPJi.;'l'S "" ___ ----55< PER SQFT ••••••~•••••••••••••••• keys, vie. 21st.SC. in Hnlg ' BE :\C ll\\1 1\LK Cundo. W _, 1. 529.95 WK UP. I Bdr.2 B~ ~ _10._279 1 finance JiOUND.: Key r1n~ Yf f 4 lo b e ........ ..,., ••. ono . rent our hotne. 3 .liR, 2 ... ' pool T JI <' •1L·.:·A 10 . l l ,, I 1617\\i'ESTCLli'"~' XB u· h ,. II l .• u··· .... ~~ U h i d s .. r ', . .,. :•.,..,,, , m1nu cs o .,.,.·cun .• gc o..1..,wporl B•ach 386• • lu . cac .... a o 1 en y. 58l·Ogijl ,\, Ires Y painle • -11.> ,'Ii. Nc~·port HI. NB. I Ur ::;11.>. Gas & \\'alcr "'" 7 .\G'l' . .'.i-1 1 503:! llMts ~IWSt.i , .,,,,.. dcp• bit•• o·I"'"-... · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opporluno'ty SOOS . . -.. '" ... ,..,, .~... (;.16 -9681 111\·I. Uraµcru.:s. l'o.i1·pcts . S IEDROOMS lo schools & shopping. ~~~;__ ____ __J ga s heat, gas ;,lu\e. au· PARK NEWPORT from $165 WATERFROMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rc v.·ard~J.adic.<Jguldwed 3 BATHS su.;, mo. As k fot· He \· or N E\V. be aut. 1 urn1s hcd l'onditioning, sv.·immini.: APARTMENTS ua k \i•ood offer~ 1 h~' to4ewport leach BOUTIQUE 1~111g bttn~ .• v~c Fedco. F. <tmil>· coom. tircpl,'i•·--·. \-J_oc_. ,.,_. __ ,_,._7_963_·1_0_'°_· __ 1 exec. type La...·nhse nr. pvol. rec 1·001n. 1\':tsher,. J:o;.i.:ec ut1,•corfi ces J)1st111l'tive! Price incl. C:'ll on 5/la. &&-I~ Eve!'! .... 3 B J B.:: dC' · lu1esl 111 country club h\'· ..:i5-0.<·'>~" '• looolh · o k d :.car gara~c. 5550. ino. South La-3216 O(.'can. r . ·1, n. ~ & drye r~. ... _..._." all inventory & r1:><lurcs. '-~'-·~· ~"='~· ----':!'-·-~undecks . gas bbq. "'etl-''-""-'"-0'-------111g at :1 µri ce )Ou l'an at· . & ,. "d 1. 1 .. , · AGT. 968-4456 ·~··••••••••••••••••••• lord. 1'hcre·s $1 million V iewolboa~s water · .... up i Sl~~~s~ic t BEACllfo'RONT hornc :! ba r, tenni!o els. pool & *Shady Elm Gordefts• · 111 recreation fac1Jiti~·s, a BILL GRUNDY LuST : Irish Setter. male. ,'\r . S. t:oasl Plaza <.:i\I Brown l'lca col lar, bald C"N -.L • .1 Hr 2 B .00,. d & sauna. 5600, 542-~ Pool. crpl & dr1h. lndi;·, tull ltmc 0 .• 1,· •. ,1,·,, ... r.00 ••.• ,. tt.eallor ti75-6ltil ·GEM-, .v i UU :J br,....,.....,clbhse, · <L c · en adults. 177 E. :!:!nd St . ~ • ~u• ... 1 2U·fi~·ru sl1n ,\vc ..• "J .8 . :.poi tip of tail&::: chest.. p\•t . pa tio. cpt. drps. frplc . i500. m o. lse. Apt;rtmuts Near Beach. &l2-J6-l:J tor who plans parties. ~refrig ,. 850 pct fee. ·>· Coup les only. 499-2188 Unfllf"ftished BllQ's. trips & 1norc! $140 up store-offices c pls drps a ir bath. 17:io1 llciJCh HI ll. B. M-12-283.J ~ mo. 1~859 Inverness Ln. v.·kdays afte r 6 & wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW BR E1'~U ,\P'l'S Free S unday brunch. . &1.l -74 18 _____ after2:30. Balboa Peninsula 3807 1 BR ~·/loft S230. 1\pplns, Plus beautiful singles, Weshninsttr 329B ••••••••••••••••••••••• ulll furn. Encl J;<t rage. ~---~-----\ 1&2 b e drooni :.ipls. HEWPORTIEACH p 0 0 1 . J :.i (.' u z z 1. J 9 3 I urnishcd & unfurnished. 3 Ol"fic es. rct'epl., rcsl Irvine 3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, ste ps to beach. ye;.ir · •••••• ••••••••••••••••• T A S ·r t: r U L J Li r lease. SJ2J. mo. llarnilton. ti-15··1411 C\"CS. Oakwood Garde n t\pts .. ~ · d I 6·12·1960days.. offers an exclusive ··No rm. ,,/c. nius ic. e uxc ; RENTALS i ·o wnhu us e "'i 2 c<1 r 8-i0-1789aft.fp.n1. ~ HH. I Ba ... . :>310 :~~~~tic gar. Lse. $:..~. S35(). 2 Br, 2 ba. 2 story. 2 SP.-\lt_~L!i\"G~ llt'\i· :.pac. 2 /..BR. 2 U<i .. $J2j ·-car g;1r .. bal1·onr 11XJr('h. Ur. ~-1.i. I ;1110. (·rpt,,, 3HH.:!8;1 .•.. ~·~75 Condominiums \'rly.6·12·1531 dr11 s, b1~·iJul . ~i.lrde11 . ·1BR " B. ·1 l mn1£:l . o c .::upancv. • ·-·2 ....... -~W Unfuntishflt 3425 · -I l:iH . 2 lla, furn lv ••••••••••••••••••••••• B,\ Y Fit ONT. Y1•ly lgc, .\cl ult,,, 110 JX:IS, .>21 \\' • " ·i·r dlx2 br. 2 IJa . pool. Wil,,on.6,15-fltil ·I ·"'11b · Jo.:.J2 BR "U b -nd 4HR,2':i ba S.15u , -a . ra new. 1\dulls. Slip ~\·ai l. Fan. -------.-- 3 BR. 2,,: lla. J i\fos. S-15U $223. 1nv. :'\ext 10 th(' t<t:.ti e vicv.·. s.:.Jv. ti7:i-l0.18 2 UH . ~·;! B 1\ Studio apt. beal'h 10 llunl. Heh Bkr Ul tns. U f\\o', cptg &drps_ RAIS OR'S REALTORS ~ .,..>lJ C.impus Dr .. Irvine t.:ampus Valley Shop Cir, CALL B3J.&600 ~---------1 846-2856 1'.1 110. S2G5 1n u i ht:I :J BH. 2 Lia . bltns. (.'Us lum c pts. Urps. frpl ~. p\'I p<1t1v . <1 dul1 s . :SJ2;}. Capistrano leach 3818 J u .. nn. 1\gt . 838-81181 ....................... ---OC1'~,\~VI E\\' Uuplt::A. 2 L.~Ht;E G round Fir I br l b > b D /W r Garde n ..iµt . l'ool. rec 1 r -a , · re rig. · s1-· -10 18th St ------Veg,. Garden . s22:. . .!...00111 · ,.,, ' • ' I URANIJ ne v.' San Juan 400-133-1 •2 UH . l lla. ;'i·lesa Vcrdl·. sia-23,15 ..._ G.rden -· • 2 WEEKS FREE i\lo ve in v.• 'd e pos it s onl y I Bit SJ90 2 HR S230 Rcrri g, Security. Pool . J acu z1,i. Rei· Bid g \\' l'Xercisc r n1 Billards. Color T\" lr\·111c Ave . at :'11 £·,.,1 545-4835 Rent Raise Guarantee". ~25 lln. Brokcr675·ffi UO. \Ve gu'ilrantce Lhat your PltOFESS"l.CLi\S,'i A l"l'lll wil l 1101 be raised for J~ldg. 27!}1) Jl;.1rbu1· lll1·d . U:'iE FL'l .. I .. \'E,\lt&you C,.\I . ,\1r t·ond., wuud :o.llll ha\·e the t'lcxilJ1i it y panel \1·0.lll ~. tlril)Je:-., 01 rnunth to 1no11th Ck.'· C'arpet. 1•lcc .• n1u sic , l'Uptincy. ll l'nts lro1n Jarutur parklni;.. :\I.I(. SHi.). Pr1 (·e,, \"iJI')" by IOl'a· j Ste\'l'f, .\[gr ,;,;1 -111:11; 01' t1on . .\I Od(•ls UIA:n IO lo 7. ti~ti·lSJ'.Jli So1·r .\. n•• P\'I~ or ,•tuldrl'n SEV:::Jt ,\L ::iu it c:. :1uu Oakwood _,(1.1t. thru 11::.0 ,,<1 ft IO Call'1J .1dja(.'~lll l•I Garden 1n ii I' I H ,l • h •• n k & Apartments l'l'!>laurant uu Coast ll"'Y at ·"ewport UI. ,\n1plr 1rec parking. fi.l:!-·kj..1,1 JlEAL 1:ons ll-12·•162.1 Please Return. $48-8357. 1''0UN D : Iris h Setter • Vending male. Vic. Edinger & CANDY ROUTE Bristol in Santa Ana. Jo.:xccllent route of ca ndy r -'='~7·~7~"'~"~-'-----­ & sna cks available in Personals 5350 your a rea . ld~al \\'ay to ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREGNANT? s uµple 1n cnl salary or p c n ~·io n . Loeatiotl:., Jnstallatiu ns & l "raining Cari n g c onfi d e ntial furnish ed. F ina nci ni; cuuns{!lillg .& referral. oi vailable . Can be ~-,\bortLon, <1dop t1on di . d d f II . . keeping. pa n e to u tnnc Ill· \I' "A RL' ~.•--··~"'' l"o m c. 1''01· infor1nat1on __ ' L r .. ,,.,i "'""'°" ph. 714 -lS7!.l-l:!S-I Jli\J W. IJo I have lo watt -----·tll TllE F1\IR·! O rall J;:l' C o Liquor License 101· ,.ale. No Ill· ___ __,\.V_.U_. __ \Cntory. Contal'l C;1 r1.1l or ltol:111d S1111.~. ti-12-IJ !tl. l'L1\N'I' Sl·IOP 1n Uesign l'la1.a. o wner Ill. will "ac1·il 1cc. Well :.tockt.'<I, ADAMS MASSACOE CapoZ br, 11 2 ba, central Corona del Mer 3822 1\dul1s. gar. i.1 \'a1I . :Sl8S. • REMTALS * .u r. cpl:.. dr~. bltins. ••••••••••••••••••••••• No11cl!>.l:l3J·8974 Mewpcrt lto1teh 1rv1ne at 16ttl 645-0550 •li\lU.FRt:t:ltl-.:.i~'r • "'Ork w /d esi·gn crs. Clean pr1 v;.1tc rooms. ,\tas~agc & Sauna. 883!t Adams Ave, Hunt. Bch. 963·12-17, i\loh lhrll Sott I tarn 'lil midnieht. I .UN IV.PAR,~_. Adult!!.. no pct~. Ph : , ! BR, 2 Ba . , •.. $325/;1'75 493.1192 Sharp 2br. pool. v.·a lk bch. E -SJl)Ji; l:.irge almo~l nt:"' IJ HR 21,: bu fr .. $425/S~l ----------I t·a rprt. adults /nu pet:.. J br. di>hwhr, cpts, t'rplt·. : J BR .. 2 bath~ ....•. $37.> Ouplexe-s Unfwn 3600 S250. 83J·S97•1fl:IJ:J·165J. 2 encl. g:a ro.i gcr., µatio, I . WA.LNUTSQU~J{E ••••••••••••••••••••••• lntlry. ::!J IU . rnu. :\lgt' • 2 lift. 2 Ba ...... ~.401285 MEW DUPLEX HEW DUPLEX u-12.J-1&1:1 ----·r u ttTLEltUC:K Deluxe s plrt -le\"cl: t300 ·-l ., u R 2 b d ~, .. ,1,2. l>eluxc s plit-lc\·el: IJOO S" J't. 2 bdrn1 w11oft-den, I & 2 Ult garden ~•Pl:.. Jrpl. I "u . a , en .. .,......, .. a sq ft. 2 bdrm "''iloft-den, .., \i' 4 BR . 21.·'!:! baths ...... $-175 lrpk. plus h cr\>lg. home· frplc, plush <:rplg, home· o1 I ~ . 11"·0t . patio.$~-Nr. G£t EENTREE like ::-.toragl', wa lk-in rv1ne n . an·:a. '17.l to 2 u lb l'3 :)Jl5 like :.tora gc. \Valk-J n clo!>c ts. bath & guest S200 mo . .:i57 -U.ll l aB;:·~ a::'ri'::..r:~.:·.'$350 <:lo:.cts. bath & gues t bath. blln gas range & l ., Bil."" Ba ........ ,,.,..... bath. blln gas range & o\·cn. l):tt10 deck. 2 car ~ ~ O\'en. palio deck . 2 car I d 1 I' THE T};RRA<.:E I d enc o"c garo.igc 14· aun· •BR 2 b lh --•= e nc ose garage "'tlaun· dry room . Pay only clec- 1.. . a s ..... · · . ......,.. dry room. P uy only elec-TllB WILLOWS tr1c . ,.\dulls. So. ol Coast 3BR.2baths ........ S315 tr1c. ,\dulls. So. of Coast llv.·y,:. blks fro1n beach. I ·2 BR W /LOFT P\"l l'atio. ll'pl.1 yr isc r\\alliiblc June 1sr HAYLOFT APTS 283 Avocodo. CM 64S·Ol43 Ji14•y, 5 bJk:s from beach, S~25 . 4J.> Goldenrod , S425. <13.) Goldenrod, Coro n a d el :'lia r .! ~7°:.~. del i\lar. \7i-IJ (7 14 J6i5-9337 t.:.-\S,\G HA~ADA:\P'f'S ~ISleH llL\LTY 552-7500 Aportments Furnished C...."'harm1ng l'O r. 1 Ur. sun· . 2_ He~r°?rn:.· P'.?°I deck, to rcfrned Lady, ;...:0 Reas. Rate l! 9 1 9·1~11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lolboa Island __________ , 3706 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LI\" Ji~ ;\~·ar Thll LX·ach' CasadetSol Uc;;uuru! Adult :\1>t" From $180 2lGtil llrookhursl. llH 962-66S3 HARBOUR LIGHTS .\ Litn1ted num~r ot' :-.µac1uus l bt:drOOnl. 2 l1drrn & dt""n ·&-3 bdrni Ull· 1t.~ ar e 1101v a\ a1la!Jlt•. I u;uo :oiJ}'-bruok l..a 11<:. 11 unllngtun I larl.lour· !71·l IS.hi-JJ.ll Li ncol n Properly Co. ··LL'Xli lt\· UA'f'FltO:-..IT " Unobstructed panoril mic view. IJUO Sq. It.. 2 UH .:! Ha . di.ii gar. i1Julls. no pets. BOill s lip av:iil.l•--------- $-175 . y rly . ztl·19lh SL ··c· ·. 61.l-02JG or G75-6lti3 W.1-:STt:Ll Fl" across tr Coco·s. 2 Bit. 2 lb, i''rpl c. pal10. crpts, drJ%i. Ji"/,\ heiJt, gar. walk to !>hops, ~.iv. :\dulls, l t.i05 lr\'111e. t;.12·02J'.J . SPACIOUS 1&2 Bd r'm upts. S h ;.q~ crpl. pool. OULdoor bbq.'>. 1-:llJO)' thu go>ud ad uh II t'e al the WESTIAY 18 \J I !-:. 18th. Costa i\lesa Rooms 4000 LiJ rg,e 2 BR. l 'z hath.•••••••••••••••••••••.•• liltns . r:n(.'l gar. :'\r iloa~ ROO.\IS ~o . wl.: up "''1th I losp. :\dull.~. "22.). n10. ~llChC.!_1 __ SJO. ~k .up_ i.ipt. ti--12-o:J:tti -">·l8 -?J•a.~ or &.la -.W7 1·2·J ltm. ofr1 t·cs from c"'=· ~Oc-1~3~70=•='~"""=· ~· c·""':::•2:.._ __ JR cfincd Gent to m eeL Sl3 .l 11c r n10 . Ne;1r f1nun m a ture wido-.·. a1r1K11'l. S(•ct ·y. :>Cl"\'. on . IUSHl~ELLSASNS~' ~S !lulls, i\l 1 Be nz e qui\. prcpliscs. No lease rt."<1-n ~ I · h" ·r·i p · T k · :\lean1ng fu relauon:o ''" !o.IJJ-3223 9 1 noon I. 1zza a ·c -out P lease reply to P.O. Box .'f:S:J-28.!tl 1\Her noon 2 . J c v.· c I r y 1\l I g . lOOJ, C \\I -- -\\'holcsiJlc1Hetail 1-----------~•:\V plu"h o ffi ce bldg. i 3. Foreign Car Jt cpair PHOBLl'.:ilIS '.' \\i'IO:C,\HE lo ti rm s uites. Con-•I . (;u u1mer t·lal-ONl:: \\i',\'r' llBLI' lc r c n (.'e r 1n . .xe r n x Jtcsidcnce CENTl!:ll cu1Hcr . :'\r tK.: ,\1rporl IH.l -4170 .l-IO-oG08 <::.J hr llot Line t>45·&AAJ 833·3640 OFFICE SPACE NB \\.'estcil n Dr1\·e. 450 :-.q. rt ., J)l"l\':dc L>athroon1 , an'. clc. :Sl/,j, per rno. Call Gene !1 1ll,W-U200 r\1nbilious Couple needing more income. Unusua l op portunity for good earnings. \.\1ork together. P art tini e or full time. Pll: 675·6884 . P'TL. UOYOUROWN DIVORCJo:: ·rhc Wave Project DfVORCECENT~R 1\tly. Trained Cons ul· tants to AssL-;t You. $75 . I + riling fee. 548·42l6 fo r PRIME WESTCLIFf llam burger Stand on a ppl. OFFICE Balboo l.iay Bcach,SUm-·lc =:::...------ mcr leasl'. fully cqu.i pl. Travel 5450 NEWPORT BEACH ti75-l.i73. ••,••••••••••••••••••••• l.000 ;,q , h . ~C"' dCX'OI" & ..::c.:..:=:::_------1 l'IJL 1-'rnt. & rear C!lllry. P\'l 1·c,,lroo111;,, FLY-DRIVE EUROPE Turtlcrot:k 3-br. 2 ba. wet BA YFltOi\l' 2 llt!d • bar. atrium. Lease S425. '. · roon1. c·""mo. 833-l!:l27 g,arage. J1re plact'. patio. pets. 673 -6214/t>l4·0149 SJl,\ltP 1 br SitiO. shag SPt\CJU liS 1 br i.ipl. Walk cpt. drps . hlt1L~, r':,,tt1?. to bc;1ch. \Vctb:ir. 1rpl, N.v .. p c t :.. l 1~ll,· .'";J~68 cpl. p\·t . µat10. Call : L;.i::.a lle ,\pl. 1.->-l.!·3.l_•I ----------I.I VI': ,\'I' 'l'I IE HE,\CI I ~. wk & UIJ. ti73·Vl<IO Pl." Ji~" NO'I' ~1orr:L Li' ~ll 11 ,;.1;, tilll :\SSOC IATE-1.et m e teMch you ho~· lo earn 111 upper 5',, 1nl'ome in US . $100 11}\ est. ~I r. \Vel>Cr for a pvt. &lti-:.JW. Round trip Air + Cai· 111 l!:uru µc . Starvation Hudget ·lO·llreak the Bank Ue lu.xe l'lan~. t-; U H A U 'I' U . I. i d u Village, N. B. 613·45.'lO l.:or n er pro 11cr1 y. Vi'li lV. l';\RK 3 br. 2 ba downstairs 111 duple:..:. ~o t<.:ondo. Sunken liv r1n , dm·k. but beautiful \"1c1\" .irpl, frml. di n rm , 2 over :\"urlh Uay l'ro11 t pal1os, pools&tenn. Club F~l ly turn1shc..o(J. 1nc!ud .fees & gl'dner. inc 'd. 1ng "''asher .t1nd dJ',V\'I', ~m m c d . occ'py, Ope n ,\va ilahle as sub-rental "i'louse Sal1Sun. 1-5, 17815 llO\~' Lo June 14th. ~10 1:icr .i<>ak Tree In. $125. Ownr.1 _w_e~··~·-·~"=·•~ll~6~"4~4~-1~74~2~.-- 552-0664. 552-7755 ---------Corona del Mar 3722 a BR. 2 Bi\, •lome. Air, ••••••••••••••••••-••• ,frplc. patio.' recreation Clean, close to beach. 2 Ifal'. Dbl. g:ir. $J7:; mo. Ult .. I bet . No pets. :>86-8688 1\dultsonly. 1\gt.673·2222 l:aguna leach 1241 Costa Mets a 37 24 .............................................. ()CEANi''RONT Laguna Hoyalc Condo. 3 br. 2 ba, •SB.00 Night & u 11 :b'.Klo sq . ft. Har. frpl , Sec. •Studio & I Ult ,\pt~ ·~uard . S79.) mo. Lse , •\Va ler lied~ .\dulls only. 714-499-Z771 •'rV & ~I ;iid ~r\' Av11 1I ! ·aR. tam rm, s unporch 11 PhoneSl'.!r\·,Jfld pool ·~ottagc. Neat, clean , -'t:h1ldren & PetSet.·tion .crpttl. SJ25. mo. Years •$5.orrwceks rentw/ad ;lease. Drive by sn Lom-2J76 Newport Blvd, C:'ll .,bard y Lane & call __ >_48_·_97_>S_o_,_...,._-_396_"7_ LOW RATES .544.4457 NOLI DAY PLAZA 673-1153 Sat!Sun & t-:ves . :)17.i. 2 BH . single sty, bcain t'Cil . (.'pL,, drps. 2 Bit & l)en, 1·'4 B,\. 20.IJ .. u .. \V;.ll J (.'C. •·t;o ,C rpt :-.. ne...,· drape s ' . direct C.·16·lSM8.'I ur Ushwh r. Ultns Jl ccently .1. 76.)8 d c c o r a t c d . S h a r c,1 _,_.,_._. ______ _ g.ar :o ge; 1\C'ros,;-lrom 2 Bil . \ Ba i.ngl sly urul. Ld l l \ uut l~ Cen lc ~· shill; l'Pls. drps, dwhr, 1\dult:.. I c hild ok . ;'l;o patio, beam ced, frplc, p ets. 1\\·ail .Ju ly I . ~a r. 1\dults . ~1 0. 2650 64·1·71'JOO Elden "l\"'.537-J lli 2 HR. l'rpl. bltns., dis· Custom Duplex 2 Br. 1~·% hwasher. sundeck, pool, Ba , Pvt. Patio. Gar. adults. no pets. S250. yr· /\d ulls. No pets. Like ly, U73·14\ISCVl'.!S /v.•knds llC"''· $2i5. 67.l·0562 Costa Mesa 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Off le-aten Path I & 2. Br. 1\dulls no 1>ets, ds h"'·hrs. ~ha ~ cpls. clos ed gara ge . lrplc, •Tropical Pool• l br. l'pls. drps. bltns. !>p1rol s laircaS\'. real fr11J(.', rcfr1g . patio. gas & waler pd 548·11 6M HHQ. C.fa s & waler pd. l Bit. 2 Ba , bltns. balcony. Pool ,\dull:. onl)". $22:.. rno. LA MANCHA APTS ti42·223 1 or 6-12-3(..")3 778 Scott Place, t:,\J 642-5073 CHILDREN OM l I-Jr a pls SI 70. Pools, cpL<> CASI\ VJ CTOlllA &drps. 5"8·i'!Jl l l .2&3Br.Unfum1fo\Jrn . 'OC~AN View, Igel BR, DELUX Ii: Spacious l Br. fr . $169.50 gas /wt r. pd. Hunt1"C)foft Beach 3840 \ • 2 Dr\. Liv·rm&::: Den. fUrn a pt. Pool . Ample Adul t.-.-NO Pets Sec. ijate ••••••••••••••••••••··~ S400. mo. 963-4322 parking. Adults, no pets. Pool, Rec. Jl m .. f;lcvalor SPACIOUS 2 & :1 bdrm. 1e 1965 Pomona Ave., C?-.f 525 Victoria, 642-8.'l'lO apts. Children OK. 173!11 MESA VERDE p H I '. '' ·1· E u I c I 11 -""-'""""0:-C'"'.O::: ___ I 2 lldrm~ .. I '~ l1:1th condo' with pool. s:.1:.i.; .\·To, I t..:nder new manag('ineut Ut•a uLdul Ji;xt·1·. "u1Lc . Money to Loan Hcuso11 :i Ltle . 6•1.l-:10011 S02S ••••••••••••••••••••••• STEPS TO BEACH ~L UXLi lllUUS . P\·t. ~n-BUSINESS LOANS s.;o,ooo lo $500.000 2.-llH.1 h~o. \\'1nt<:r~J5 l r uncc ~'I.: bulh. !\fa id FREE RENT 2 BH , I ha ,unf.~ ,,c r v . \on -s m oker:.. (Jil' :-.pal'c 111 ,\li,.,.1011 \'1c· JO & l.<1guu ... l'\1gu1.:I a:. low ;is :Jue Sfl tl 111 nL·wolt' IJl d J.: Call l)\\'ll cr. &:.ll~ 14UO. Uu :1 1ness g rowth "'ith EfftDloynMttt & :.i Hit. 2 ba, rurn. 537;, 5·18·7c"='------- MEWPORT CREST GUtost Home- creative 1'1nanclng. P,..paratf'on 2 n R. 2 Bn oondo $l>2b WE HAVE ::iU:\l :\lJi~I{ HEN'fA LS associated BROKERS -l!EAl roi;rs l 01' "' llo'tloo 6 1 I )66 l •LGE 2 Ur. :! ba. pool. adll;,. !>Ill pct ok . fi.:a,,llJlufl !133·1!97 <1 ; ISJJ-IQJ --- \VESTCLl Ji'F Adult. Ii!. I br. bale, 1}001. Sl80·S200. 1700 1\ Bedford &16·fi075 BIG CAN YOH EAST Spacious I br :1pl now avail. rrµlc. air t.'Ond, dbl s e ll' c l1li,: oven . wash /drye1· hook-up, 2 car garage wtauto door opnr, etc, etc! 644·~ 4150 Cull i\ol r. Urya11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 835-7600 Job Wantfll. ..,Vl'. ll1n . A\•ail. Small Lic"d . a mbulatory Guest -144 N. i'iewporl Ulvd. Unit llomeinC:\1 .642-9278 ··o ·" S!t:"i. "C" $85. Ut1I. Female 7050 Mi)!:d:es, Trust 5035 ·~~···••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ucago law school grad Surnm.r Rentms 4200 paid. 075 .8457 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~C v.'ly dcco1·alcd ot1icc, ON the water. sunny 2 br, Cd ,\I. :!7.> :.q. n. l'acit'rc 2 ba. dishes incl. $550. !119 Coa~t ll\1')' ;oddrc.~:o.. IJays1de l)r. apt G·J. Call ii7.J·:!t1:11. ij7J·8~ J.j Lido l!>I\'. I Hr, 2 ba. Coinplctcl.)' rurn. June. _July &_1~~-67J--li98 lusine-ss Rentm-4450 ·················~····· THE COLOMY LOANS up to 80% I st TD Lomn.-81/1°rO 2nd TDl.aans Lo~·csl rates Orange Cu. Sottle-r Mtg. Co. tt.12·2171 S.15·Wll Ser\ 1ng 11:.irbur ar~a 24 years _____ _ :10 R E·rAILSl10PS Prirnc rcJ;,Onable sp:tcc You don't need a gun to "d ra w fa st" when you a\·adable large & s1ni1ll. seeking job as law clerk. Ready for ~'Ofk J uly I, 1975. Resume ovailabh~ \\'rite: Cla ssified ad Ill) "22 c10 Daily Pilot, P . U Uo.x 1560. Costu llcs a, (.'ci ~2ti2tj To place your mess11ge berorelhc reading pubUt , phone ·oai1y Pilot ClaasiDed. 642-5678 i\l andalay liiJ)' waterfront J BH Tov.·nhouse "'ilh doc k. ,\l e m or1al Ua}' wkcnd. $100. Summer r e nta l S2 ou lo $275 a w eek . Own e r 1w:.;r1sJ-r102J. Old world charm wilh place an ad in the Daily fo'rench windows, gable~ Pilot Want Ads! Call now & l recs. 1\djucent le I ~:;:&l:::Z=-56='"=·====:::;±=;::==:;;;:=:::=::;-1'' c s t i v a J of i\rt ::I, Gco~~l!Oo\OWo\Y $£EK & FIND• Wln,..Hl-U.C LaAuna Beach · Lovely, IRc ocea n front home. r\111dl. m o. ()f July. SISOO. L.,\GUN1\ BEACll LocJueatligwf 3252 1 BR, pr~lcr middle age .. ,\ .. Kee Ison, I blk:. \V. of ·••••••••~•••••••••••• orrellred, no ehild /pclS LGE 1 b1· :)l.)t}. ·°'o dog,.. Hc<.1c h Ul. Off Sl,Lcr. $3..>5,3 Dr,2 1>a,blkto l>ch. 'Jt BR . fa mi ly room, SJ 3a.642·a848 lnfant ... 6iJ<.:c11t('r,11pt IW2·038£1 ' ~o pets /children. Yrly . Hi tu i\.l ye r 11. Rltr , 494 7915 "'·1·5'1200•900-1701 l ~~~~-~~~·1 1 Vacation Rentals 42501= fi r e pla e fenced im· t:. U 1>u n . t1<1 :1-S:J7 1; -:;--8 G· 1,,, , ... 1,. W·Newporl.642-1531 • , c • • E..-a h & 1 ... ir.-,1(1.i .J-liJ w r. as u ..... er) c Ci.In, --~aculale. SJ,SO, per mo . ....--n •• ac • E.A• -· ...:._ _. ---4uict. Jo'anuly. no JK•ts. z U1· ocean t'ront : lnwer ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Tl)P l,.OCATION Jsl&la!ft.l-499-2.a44 . ceptlOIMIHyniu.2110 5 .\Ji n tu h t·h . 2 BH . fi'rom Sli5842·1652. SJSOyrlyU\"Lti--1,gar •llCilEAR• MES.A.VERDE ~GKRA H SGNIKSABMHBLr PR A I WINTER KN UH U 8 EE I• D ORON8 HJUHANTMkSARP • HABA~&GU MGKEMN U WH8E UOO O G RLMINOIB OO JAIH MWCTDNU 8UUNG MGO IP VN Miiliotl YJ.'-3267 Newport II.,. CM. l:rpls /1!r1~·'· ~~r .•. 111drl;• N Ii: AH II u n 1111 gtu 11 ~112 ScU!i hOrc6"4·4340 S1n1c1ous cubln·slt.'<1ps 14. DRIVE PLAZ.4 i.. __,..,.. L :)tv/ru1 :s!KS Chld1 n OK ne·,1r 11•·lr coucse ·~1101 foe ,·1occ oc offi<•c. Ample ""'-••••••••••••••••••••Neal. Clean I br, wa lk tc · -· · llarbour,Z br,shugcpts. Eas1hlu11arcn-lrg l440sq. '"' .. L'l!;ASE 4 br, 2 ba View shopp;ng. $175 mo. .~1~_Y8'1·~;,1 4,8,,'.'..8,1°0 : eves. ref rig, ra nge, ds hwhr, ft. 2 BR. 2 BA. frplt•, lake. 14 ')(Jl ' playroom parking. Town &.country """ " .. v.1 poolt:.hle & color TV. almosphe rc. Ulom e . Xlnt. location. Call 642-715<1 · · -patio, encl. gar. Adlts, no pr1vi.te cnlra ncc, 2 car Sum mer rate:s ror fa mi· l52S i\t esa Verde Ur. Ii:. lt$425 Inc ludes s wim & I HR, crpts. drps & bltu!>. pets. $220. mo. 846-'360 gtt ragc, 640"2'76 an 6 pm. • M ~!~~~}.~b & grdnr. t:"es. 2.035 "'ll•r1-. CM Adults. nu pets. iy' weekdays. Owtv!Bkr. Costa esa. ~-4123 _.'1,_, 1 BR l''urn, 2 lrg closets, Call 642-404-t al\4 P~f. l & 2 Br heath apt&. $t 7o & BAYSIDE ~-S6l I Z SllOPS. ideal location JtARCELONA z bt, CpU, tclrpf!, bltns. :.Ire. JM!lio. 'ncd. yd, no pets. sno. 830-5891 ' -....,.,.... loedo 3269 ........................ ''.•LUXURY COHOQ •.Newport Crcsl 2 Br, 2 ea, 2 car gur. Wet bar. Ti!n· queen size bed, priv, . up, pool. adults. 00 pets. OCEA N Jo'Ruj~·r Newport for bookstore, candle dressing rm, f!)(lfa Ir; 2 Br. l'rpt, drll'! •. bllns_. 536·703 l /"6·0492 4 br elegance wJbctun 6c;ich Wkl)' or rnonlhly ~h op or 1 rl gallery, room s , en c l. gar. gttr, near 1>hopping, 1' .. -(:cal'A" .. frpl , l.)fW. pallo. rutes av;iil. J-'ullyturn'd. Loe:11.cd In the M;ill al Wl.lo•agc. 'dut•-only, ,_ldc. __ ~l 7 t>. no pc t3• 2B R Duplex, bllns, l'rpl, $550 mo. GiJ -;,7 t9 T nope~. " ~ ~-6J.5 • drp !I, Irate. patio , r\'e/wknd 2br ,cpt'd .714·.l!li-6007 tii~-~·nctory, N.B. carporl lCEl lau ndr>· ~~-------lntalstothare 4300 --------- sl ••. •lo. I b• dlx mobo"I., 3 Br. 2 Btt , lrplc. pr1v nar, fac11 ·,.. Couple.& 1 infa nt Spuc. 2 Dr. 2 8:1,dpl.x ,Sl!s:> " ' ~ e U" I 'IG I 1· S280 N ••••••••••••••••••••••• hom e.Older cpl.pref.N(; '~m i le trorn So, Coast "'· •. ,nu ,Pc .s . ~ 0 , u1>r , wr ~rn, 1 r . children or pet$. Qwel & 1'1111.a . ,\vull. 11n u1 cd. _8·12·4004 lc.1\'e rn1•s:<a,1tc. ..!!.~·,\(!I t . s.&S·IUOO __ -· P d 'I b !li!.1·16J7orti7.1·127-l , rt::-•• L -,., 3116 secure . on (.'T'()SQ i• o . __ N~"'' dclu:<c l~;u:h al'ca 2 ~th CICJUna Roommate Wanted, 3 br, 2 ba apt on bch. $1:1..; rno. Call 045·-ltiJi' LAGUNA IUCH . T ....... ,.,. Loaw 122-1 Sq . rt . opposite beach. S800/P.1 o Avail 111175 • Ml8A 8 RMOCQGNOGftMQ lJ ROBI NT PABNNSONEMK ~M WOODWILDLIFEOAlffMD C JUMPllNR U P S IUCNAOUNH S I N C P G OMARH~GNUTKUI AKAMARUBINCBOaCOSOP BR U ObJPAKNIMPlffCaRU ' PJTNANRR G RO UN08 QOON · ,OMR C KPEBD C WOOOCHVOa ,_...,.,, TIM MIWn -• ~ ......... .,, ....... .......,. .......... ,.. .. ..,..._ ..... 111 •• -... ltAOOt:ll _CHIPMUNK PllA!•lt:OOG ~n ls. P oo l . $375/mo 'MS-0171. Est. 1991 Ne~·port Blvd, 1 Dit. Pool. bllus. :tdlL.'1 l'O Ur. Z Uu , Cl%1.:d gar, all ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci\4 .6"6·&373 .opcls . Sl~I. mo. 325·.f 17th hltns. $27;) 11"1(). incl. util. VIE\\'? St1eing 15 bellov- 1'1. Sec all. 11 ot•n. W46·13 J I , d.&6-·IW!t a~L N in~. 2 BO. 2 Hi\. ,\lalurc ~e , :_ .. .1o~ -1 BR. qui~t. A/C, pool, nr. ..-c..LUX~ ~. 3 br~ .. "'rwya. Adults oftly. No r O..,cpta.; d riit.;llU'.ICl.'Al JH!l•. Checkmate, 28Jl 'J'vtp(J,•Nl.S.~Y I B/j.tlol. MG-ll791 F~i\.IALfo; to shr. 2 hr ~111L. Nr . So. l:oas t Plu1.a . Call. 1·;)2:J ·28.5ll 16SOSq. t't. nearcomcr ol Uro1.1dw1i1y "<Amit fl"'')'. ,\J;kln, $&'1.1/Monlh BAl'llUNI: lllHAkJt 011.0UN'D=Ulll:RKL MKUNK ~ ~~: ~8::1~Nc,1M~·u~£ ~Ua ~ 'f'OMORaOW1 ltiieMA..,, .. •lb-u ,t • ' - I GAR DE ~ ,\1>1 . l'ncl d. g;,r, 2 br. Iba .. Cp(s. ovl'r 21 only. $19l mo. 841-7129 ' IL'<!. adults, no pets. clC\·<ttor ------tu lit•h, & pool , St.~Urll)'. find what you want In 31755 Cst llwy Soulh. SELi .. ldl!! ilmn8 with a Dally PilotclasslOeds. Laauna . Dally Pilot ClasslOed Ad. • • Call : Rralonomtc11 Btokers tl75-6700 ~· • • ' Tueedav M1Y20, 1975 DAILVPILOT •JI.\ Add lt ... Bulld 11 ... Dlaperit. .• Hammer It .:, carpet SERVICE DIREC~ORY Pl umb 11. .. Palcr. 1t •.• P1pe 11 ..... emoae1 It ..• 11 ... Cemen t lt .•. Wlre 11...Hoe 11 ... Clean 11 ... Move · . I , Roof 11 ... Landscape it ... Tile it ... Trim it...Sewit •.• ~l t~.,~.P=r~e~ss~lt•··~,P~a~l~n~t~lt•··~-N~a~l~l~it •.. ~.P~l~a~st~e~r~lt~----~F~ix~i~t-..•. __;::::::.=::..=...=...::...::..::::...::;::..~..:::...:;.::..::.;::::...::....;;;.....;;:;....;~;;...;;...~H-a~u~l:..;;it-.. •.~A7d~d-i•t• .. •.P~l~a~n~t~i~t.-.. •A~l~te-r_..it•.•··~L~ea~r~o•i•t•··~· ~ '. ' . ._ , .. ............. c ., . -·er c._.11c.-Gordonl-9 Haoll"'J Laod1c apl"'J Paloll"9JPapori"9 l'lniff /lt•pair Roofing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CSTM' Re.md.1 . Additions MacNelll Woodcraft C t Bl k l C T k ······················~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• decorative exl erio Cab1net1 , bkc_.1v1 , us orp oc &: Br ck le11nup11 , reewor Remove ••phall, con. woodwrk, concrete doorai , windows etc. work. Patios, walls, etc. Gard,e nlnW:/At lnor crete, soil. Rough and ROTOTJUJNG $!$ Land1ca pl ng·Sod Sales. Free e.st. Master charge tlaya /e:vea 96().2170 Tom J1 rof Pa Inter, honett PATCH r1.ASrEA.ING Rt: PI\ I KS, a ti types:. work, re1s. Jnt/ext, rree All Types. Freo Es· Reas. f'ree est. lie. ask. est. Refs. ~48 ·2759, Um•te1.c1111S4().6825 ""-r Y.'alt . t130 -5021t ' Compel i Li vc rate G40·82VZ By hr/job. 645-&512 lndacp a. 10 yra In area. rinal grading. 751-0333 Jc-~------1 646·2693 642•3913 Vt:RV NEAT PATC fll-3~°''-1'-1 m--'-'e~. -----846·70l7/84&·5SSJ Ge1 C t or· 1 Concrete, Pat ios .I--~-----Hon.eclt.aifM) t.'Ol'ltrllc21MM>5. .,. -rvce Dri veways andJapaneac Complete ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1.1. .... osc•.,...,,,_ R .L. S INOR. Slat e JOllS & RESTUCCO. RO<>fSCHBCKED! -••••••••••••••••••••••• lk ,~ U 979 7S G d • S • ~"" ,...-,~ IM1lM11S•rYlce JOHN'S Carpet & wa ways .... a . 76 Pir en•ra: ~(;vice . HOUSECLEANlNCisour F'or ·a un i que & hc/ln$rd. £xterioc. Eves Fre e r;st, SS 4·2481, Hepaired &lteplaced • •••••••••••••••••••••• Upholstery. Ori shampoo Child Car• a 0 t n 1 ~~ · ·Business. Citll JOlnice's pers onalized style in Una/Cleanup. Free £oOt, RaugedyAnn..-i.67~ NANCYBAl\NES lso11 rctardanl11). ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642.3102 --"---------!complete la nds cp'g ., please. 979-~. 893-1439 Direct 1-"'cictory Service L1cen ~e C:t!).159495 • PR01-·. Painting Exler· PiuMbifMJ • Pll : S.1~·29f.1 1'yplng Se rvice. llcai 1Joarcu11erli & all color Childeare my home. hot •llOUSECLCANING• sprinklers &: Cu!il, dts · 1•1ttes by the page o briti:hlcner:s &: 10 minute lunches. Two snacks. •EXPERT J upunesc Dy reliable couple. Cood :iign,1;onlaCl'. iur /lut. Lie. Jns, 1-~ree ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----- Bst. 638-7394 JUST PLUMllMG? Tile hour. 640·5885or548-00tll blc11;ch tor your white Licensed. Call 548-2620. Gurdenina: Strvlce. •l'ee ltales. Rers. MS-6271 Jim Elmer cur~h,, Siive money by Estimate.6'6-331() GllC:t:N llAVEN Palnll"'J"All Typos Fast Scrv fleas Rates ••••••••••••••••••••••!\ Consultant In financial c! iu•v ing me extra trips. W i 11 do a n y type GA RDENS manaaemont. :JOyrs cx.11 Clean livlng room, dining Dre1smaldn9 Quullty I M 1Jnt/fA!scpg houset'leaning. l::xper'd , 21Z3 Newport Blvd, CM. JustOne~llTo: C EHA~trc 1'1LE. New & JUST PLUMBJNG He n1 odel. 1''rcc est. Snll • 642·4lll • JOLis welcome. SJG·i.&26. Free est 675-3569. Jim •n aerospace & relate, rm & hull $15. Any rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• sod, i>prklrs, soil cond, own eq uip. Call after 3, 646-3927 industries. 1$ yrs as Sr $7.ao, couch $l0, chair iS. Dressmaking in The c Io• nu p. 642· 3331 1 m -1001 WALJ.COVERlNGS J.nstalled/Removcd !9P Soil ol"rlcer In major l"Orp 15 yrs exp Is wholt counts, European Manner. We 646·400lt. ~~------~-• t'ord 's Landsc-apc· Ins· ~-4986. ___ _ not method. J do work rurnlsh everything. 9'!· 1-""-=C:.:.------lc LEANINC UNLlP.lITED t 11 n t Sod Lu w ns · J. t;, Swenson 53&690 1 L.R. OTIS Plumbing ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• Water htrs, all sizes, dis· •Top Soll •Compost• C -ot-mysetr. Gd. rers. 53l·OlOt i;igncd for you. Corday YARD C LIAHUP t'lat lee, house-office, Sprinklers. Lie. Jn.sured ~ r--... •":.1shions. 5'56-1232 Comp Mu Int 64$-0309 will do everything, Cast , 962-7817 GUSTO PAIHTIHG Low cost, exter /1nter . Protect & beautify home or bus. Exper'd, rree e>l, guaranteed. 67s.tD27 pos als , s toppages, re -•1\iull·h•llcdwood • pairs, remodel.ing and Call ~-0030 ~·••• .. •••••••·~···~·•••• C.arpet . & Uphols tery byappt.only rc!Uible&ref. ----------SAVE & Pro~1t. Custorr Clean ing . Steam & G•n•ral S•r•lcet 962·6269 Masonry repiplng. Ne w Construc- tion. 24 Hrs. lie & bond Tr ee S•rvlc:it remod, r epair, i!dd·on Shampoo. }'rec est. El I · I • -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• insulation. •~rec est. & 646-7811 K n c a llANDYMAN-Homes & E X C ~ I. L E N T Fireplaces -P lante rs · 642·6263 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford"s Tree Servic:e. Oesigns.MS-3439. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apts. Cons cientious llousecleaning, done by llrit k /Concrete-Patios, Sl'RINGCt-t:ANING E.LECT~JCIAN .. Sml Crafts man.645-65.58. lady w /exper. Oepend, Block walls-BBQ 1~1 ts. JJalnter, highly qualiri,ed. effic ie nt n eeds your work. 642-63S5 MARV "S l,LUfl.tBING· lt ernoval, 1'h111n ing. Finish Carpentry LeL Alon roe Carpet jbbs. 1n a1 nl/ repairs. 22 owntrans.847·3837. ReJ's. Est.646-()'64 Remodel-Repair · Cleaning help you. yrs exp. lie 233108. l-'-'--''-"~-'------1 -=====~"---- •646-9807• S h 3J>c. F.X'p "d, Lic1o NO JOH TOO SMALL Insured. 96 2-7H 17 · Vince Lenhort 536-847 t'rcc E stimales $43-5203 ···r111NGS " by A!oose. Japanese lady would .hke WILL 1A111 S & Sons 646-9598 &J6-1518 Gen woodwork. repairs, to do hou secleaning. ~1asonry . Brick /Block/ Qu ality Painting. fnl/Bxl. Low cost. Frt.'l! est. No R•mod•I Ii Repair 1·rce H.e moval. limbing le Shrub cleur1n g. Gen I clean·up. 546·liID3. Hitt'& Carpenlty.&12·617' . I .. 1 "'" 5613 645 1587 Slone. C.:all 581·7829 Doors·Shelving-Repain c l /C----' G ordtn1119 ,P::"::m="::'""'"'-' •=•:.:· ~=·=:::..· -1--·--·------1--job too s rnall. 548-9-t96 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~ .. · ' . F · •men --..-.e ••••••••••••••••••••••• flOUS'""CLE" \Nl"G ladu •TH• H • ~G··•~* · • r.110 cover:;· orm1cu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ~1 1 1~ .1 • ~ "'" ,...;;t"OI Quality home imp. Lie d Rer~. • lil . Ex Pc rt J a panes e HauHn9 dependable, rel. MavincJ D. Schwartz Sr. s.58·1301 25 yrs ex p. i"ree estimate Upholstery · Jock:Sl ui:npstone Walls· Gardener , Complete yd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'12-52!19. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f 'airprice. Wecare.Ken MINOR HOM B Rt:PAlfl 1 1,1•3lntloer S64I u5b8>7-,~ri ves· Services. i-.:eat & Rclia· LIGllT HAULING -IF YOU OUT & ABou·r ?? eves & wknds&l2-l77U, Ra~~~a~~l~tuc;.~hf. "'i!~:!.' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbing-<.:urµenlry s. · "v ble. NB, Cd,_1 area.1''rec <.:l·IAI NSAW$s·Y,\llD Local/Statewide Moving •Wallpaperllanging• Rav day"675·91M C · T' have a service to offer or B •• I , ---~·-~·-----t .~"::'~cragc price. s.:11;.2362 eram1c lie. 540·55GO LEONITB CONCRETE Est. 645-0694 WORK . .0347 1 da, free est, ~l-2071 Y r ormer n.structor ,. goods lo sell, place an ad --e arl Rebko· 646-2449 Don't drop the ball! Get a Cu sto m Carpentry . S 'J'AMPJNG, Cob· GllASS CO. GJ::Nl<;RALllAULlNG in th e Daily Pilot ~loving /llauilng. Student Classified ads sell big jobwilha low-costDailY • Jo'raming or finish. Ile-bl es tone, brick, tile , MOW&: EDGE REASONABLB Classified Sect.ion , • . w !large truck. H.eas . Have something lo sell? items. small it.em; or any Pi lot Classified Ad. model/Addition54~9~·4~l~59~~p~a~l~io~s~,~e~to~·~640-~43-1~~9·~~~~F~R~~~-~E~E~S~T~.646-~~7~528~~~~~~·~64~6-~""8~~·~~~~P~ho~n~e~64~2~-S6~7~8·~~~~~B~a~r~ry~"8~·9~7~23~&~839-~~5~TI~9~.~C~l•~s~s~if~i~ed~a~ds~dd~il~w~e~l~l.~~i~te~m~. J~us~·~t~c~•l~l~642~·'618~~·~*~P~h~o~n~e~64~2~·~56~7~8~. ~~~~ HelpWanlod 7101 HelpWaoled . 7100 HolpWanl•d 7100 HolpWaotod 7100 HolpWaoted 7100 HolpW-d 7100 HolpWanled 7100 Fr.etoYou 8045 ••welry ao7·o' .......................................................................................................................................... _,...................... . ............................................• A~!:Ti2 A~~·itM:rd<ig_c~. EX . SECRETARY JUNIOR SALESMEN Sa~es &20IMI a_int. ~n ..,.ah pelt WAl'fl~ESS. over 21: Ex-S hep /Lab puppies. born If.I ct. Diamond Wedding 1 1 1 . SS Exce lle nt opportunity suop. rs aw . -c>« r o P e c 1 e n c e d M r April 1s t. 1 male • l ring w /certificate. $17.S. ~~I ~~'s ;~1t. :a~~~-A EMBLERS fo r sharp indiv. w/good Age 10-15. Earn i2()..$10 start. 18-21 yrs. Neat & .Pihinchies, 428 E.' 17;h St'. female. To good homes. Call bef lpm. 646-4225. • a . . or . BOA' T ASSEMBLERS s h & t y ping s ki l ls pe r week gelting new well g roomed appear. C :\! 646-1481 . . Assistant 1'l anager & w/rapidly expanding customers for the DAILY Some ex p. helpful. Land i--·-' -·--------tCl!OC. Labrador male, 9 Miscellan•ous 8080 lluyer, aggressive & ex-linuncial organization PJLO'r after school and & Sea Pct Co., 847-0100, Wl~OWAN'fSTO WORK? mo·s. AKC reg. lovable,••••••••••••••••••••••• per'd for Balboa Jsland soo n to be located inO.C. Saturdays. You must be ll.il. DRIVE A CAB! frie ndly. 586-7247 art. WANTED . c.:as ual wear Jr. bouti-area . Bxpe r in real oulofschoollly 3:00p.m. SALES · Cl-JOOSE your hours. 5:30 A J · IEXPERIE.,CEDI d • 1 and be al.lie to work at · · work fo r yourself, be ---------!TOP CAS H DOl.L,\R . que. PP Y In person, "" . e s l a l e e ve.opmen ' least :J days per week. Nu Wan_ted 4 women·4 hrs·4 your own boss. Men or SJ{ RUBS IXYCOSMA) p A ID F 0 R y 0 U It ~ton, Wed, Fri lO·l2. Th( Jegal or mortgage bank· deliveries or collecting. day:.·$4 per hr. Prefer Wom en, Can be slightly YOU DIG tl't1esa Verde) J EWELRY, WATCllES, TopDrawer,2ll~Jarine. ~~e~i~~~·d. Xlnt pay & ·rrans portation pro-~omenw /fanuly.l..ocal hand ic apped. Neat· CM•546-0053• ART OBJECI'S, GOLO Apply In Pft"SOll c llP 1 vided . Call 963·5011 in area. Need use of ca~ & Clea n Appearance. SILVER SERVICE.! Asst, Manager, exper'd COASTAL RECREATION, INC. ·~1 3/~~~~ llunlington Beach or phone. Up to $300 fashion Vets., retired. Age 25 to FREE KITIEHS ... IN E FU RN & AN• Jady over 25. Dress Shop. 631-1495 in Costa Mesa wardroDc for ~hose ~hat 70. Supplement your in· 751·6639 TJQUES. 645-2200 I No nights. 548-5383 • • Equa l Oppor. Employel" Equal Opportunity qualify. _f or .•nlervi~w, come. Drive a cab 6hrs 1 ----~~~---·I =-::~~::-::---=:----:. Attractive j:irl to model l 17 422 DenC11 Ave, Irvin~ 1' .. ashion Consultant, full Employer ca!l residential office, or 1nore a day. Apply in Awning-15', white metal. C UST 0 M Car P: e• afternoon a week. Musi or p/lime. We will train. l>lti·3183· person, Yellow Cab Co.. Free to you. You remove. Install er. Yours/M•ne: have a· nice figure & be Over 21. Call 963-2652 or Laborer/Masonry. Must SEAMSTRESS HS6 t:. 16th St .• Costa Call 548-3794 Days. Il e as. 22.Y!s exp. All sophistJcated Greatpay ....._Waot-~ 7100 W d 7100 846-7959 have s om e ex per . f.lesa. ~--:hor• 8050 types.646·1547 .·' . · . ·.......... -H .. p ant• l-"-~"-'-~-----1 'J'rans p. Neal appear. Sail makers, exper . req. rvnu Strictly for fun. Privacy •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ge neral Ofc /Secretary Call betwn 7 :30P~f.-9PM. Top pay. Ull man Sails. Young man 18-19 yrs for ••••••••••••••••••••••• & discretion assured . 675 6970 · u ed CARPET IARGAIMS W rite de scr ibing p/t imc. l\.tanuf. firm 644·7895 · factor y work. Days & GreatSav1ngson s yourself . Write ad 13116, BOAT·MA·NUFACTURING needs p /time help. 'fype LEGAL SECRETARY Sat, lll·7. 1>45·Z702. Furn. Appli &Misc. TopQual fotillSeeonds Daily Pilot, P. o. Box 5.i-60 accurately. 10 key Wilson's Bargain Nook Used Carpets-Any Si:i:e I 1560, Costa Mesa92626 GELCOAT des irable. Cal l Pam, Corpor ate experience. SECRETARY Merchandise • 545 W.19thSl. C.M. "CHEAP!!" i l .:'."~7~·9~4~8~6~b~•~l w::'.'.o~!J.~ll~·:_ __ I :~N~e~w~po:-=:r~l=C=l~r-::~6-I0~·-0800~1 Need cnth usiastic ex· •••••• •• •• • •••••••••••• Quality Pecan din. set._ lll~~~C~a~11~6~7~J.~7~1~6~2~~· I AUDITIOMS GUARDS LIC. ASSISTANT, Tues & perienced sec'y for field Antiques 8005 cane back chairs, leaves. For a 2 act comedy. TOUC HUP MEN 1-· /ti m e , p /t j m c. Wed. Kelly Templctons, service manager in our ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.szs. 644·4•176. Coast Firewood Supply ~~~:."5,~gr t~~~ s~~i~ ~an~f%mq·~~u~~UT~~4~~ 4-15 E. 17th, C.M. 6"2·0194 f~i::!~=~~~~~-~~c~ 1:;-id E~ai~I~Hbr~~lt::t QU A I~I TY sofa & lov-$75. Cord delivered. 673-1384. & a ppt. MACHINISTS people oriented, able to hangers, beveled mirror eseat, beaut. never 581·1122 AUfO Top pay for s killed adapt la changes. At w/bench seal. storage, used.,moving.968-8822 **I BUY* *.11 HalfDayt>lic•P"'f general machin ists. times work under pre· xlnteond,$175orbest oC· . COUNTER MOLDERS 9AM-1Pl\1 or lPM-sPM 1'ooling &short.runprod. ssure. Sh min 90 wpm, -'~•_r_.960 __ ·262 __ 7. _____ 1 D~~j~;!"agi::./6~~s~ Good used fumiture is S "LES o r 5 PM·9P~t . Earn Some ex Per• typingmin.75wpm. walnut.$500.54&-0062 appliances,or l wil1Se.U 1 A SlOO+ + per week doing w /progressive dies re· Call Ann Sauvageau .&.....liaftCes 80 I 0 for You. E XPER.,GOODOPP enjoyable work in our 1 ~·~·d~-~C~·~M_._64~2-""'°~---·I For appointmentorinfa ::':':.•••••••••••••••••• Mexican liv. rm furn., 5 MASTERS AUCTIOM I TO ADVANCE (Experienced I brand new '!re opening fl.tAID WANTED. part Bring resume HOTPOINT Gas Dryer, pc. custom made, hand 646-8686 & 83J..962~ TOP PAY, PERM. near O.~. Airport.. ?C:Jnl time. Call Mesa Motel. ROHE all cycle.""'"' Kenmore ca r ved wood, $750. OrSUNDAY839-0974 . 1 · opportun1ly fOC' positive 646·9681 Sci•ntific Corp. elec. Dry:;: a·n cycle. 847-0606. 3621W.1ST,S.ANA Apply"Jn Person minded indiv. For ---------1 21585.Hathaway ~5. F ridgidaireWasher, GOINGBACKIIOME•. MATTRESS persona l interview, Call Manicurist for busy motel S•nla Ana •=.7608 W • COASTAL RECREATION INC "'"'° ~O. Kenmore as .. er, Ba'""'lt bdrm 0 et, Erly ' !1334)095 . salon in CdM. July 1st. o E I 2 """" .. MAD..,ESS · Automotive ' • 642·0844 or4 .. ·99J7 Equal ppor. mp oyer $50. 546·867 Amer. 6 mo old, SISO, "'. * ,.. *: I DMVCoolract ' 17422 Deri.., Ave, l"ine HOME PARTIES NEWChestFr..,er,$125. lynulivn'g rmcoueb,9", *ALL SIZES* B uiek, Opel, British Sell the fun way . Mature l_ady to d_o Secretary,Minimum 3 yrs Refrig.$75.Perfectcond. $150, reel chr & ottomn I Layland. Riglrt de· Cosmetics, cleaners or houseclean1n_g. Apply in exp. mus t have good 842-5896 i25, assort lamps $10 & PricedtoMov•! ~ alersbip for lop gal. s uppleme nts. Use the person, 31755 Cst. Hwy. clerical skills, Sill 011. $15, G.E. cu. ft. ref/frzr, 833·9625&646-8686 .. We're looking for xlnl Help Wonted 7100 Help W..ted 7100 Shaklee plan. We Train, South Laguna. tional. Ca ll Miss Tabala, 7 mo., pd $487, wnt ~. • background & oonit..,nial ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CallS48-5253,2-4PJlrf. M TURE E . d forappointment640-0l23 &;cycles 8020 G.E. x tril lrg Id wshr, DRA,PERIES&CARPE'J1 1 -I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\ A xperience ••••••••••••••••••••••• almst nu $200, patio tbl, Best Prices-Free Es~ pe~sonality_ who would BEER BARGIRL Turk's CREATIVE FIRM_ seeks jl s h ~c s a I es pers~n • Sccret<1ry ror busy Yacht Used Bikes/Parts. $1.S/up. assort. ch rs $10, Erly. Call 541Hl810 .. enJOY working w/same. Restaur ant, 24462 Del ~rtist~ all ·lY~· 1°~.lud· Hospitals P /time. C:all for appoint· Brokerage on the Bay. Buy/sell/trade. 2488 Amer. hvy maple endtb!l---------- Phone M_rs. Cameron· Prado, DP, Apply .aft. ing 1 rodu_ction/ fine . RH's ment 494·2796. Ex per. skilled applicants Newport Bl. CM. &&2·7910 & cof tbl $50 set, 21" B/W EARTH WORMS I Bauer Buick&Imports, SPM Wed. thru SI.\"· Cal l· Ernie Zehms, Med /Surg3·11&11·7 MATURE · d onl y.Please!646-0551. Mgvx, xlnt oond. $100. FORTHEGARDEN I 919 -2500 493·9921 ~ 675·5500 . 0811-7p/time : e xperience Ne w po rt Cycler y . 646-7929, lOOOfor~.95 -AN helpforfastfoodscrvice. s•cRET•ny Raleigh, Peugeot, & . . I AVON GET MORE OUTOFUFE! Become the beauty ex· pert in your territory. Meet new people selling q uality products. No sell· Ing exper. ne<:ess. Call .540-704 1 Days. CUSTODI · 1CU /CCU11·7,f/t,p/t c 1195 962 ,-4 '" -Worm Castings $2 Lug for church & pre-school. Respiratory a · ' . .,.., Controllers Dept. Type Az u ki · 2116 Newport Dark wood dirungblrm set 17362 Gothard. l lB B & G•rf Some g roundscape & Th T hs Mature male Sat & Sun 70, dictaph, 10 key, S Yrs Blvd. NB. 675-1700 48" s quare la e w/5 1--~~=~~~--oys 1 5 ma int. 1 to 7 pm, 5 days erapy ec 8-4, Mon-Fri 11PM·2A"·1. exper. Front ore appear. . n e "!' 1 Y u P hol s te_red BOSS IS HERE • 10 to 14 years of age. Dai· per wk, some flexibility. On call. l Yr exp req'd 7.11 Store, 2150 Placentia Fash. Isl area 644-3400 Suntour Azuk1 Racer. chairs , arm chr. incl. to help your tires I" ly Pilot delivery i·outes Mature gentleman pre-Physical Therapist Cl\.I ext 226. . . ~i5N~!..cpl~rfB~ g::: iSQ. 547-3182 Call·Neal, 642·3461 . I may be available in your f'd. Call 644.0745 Tues Regis. P /Lime days 8 LA c K h d area. Earn profit for de· lhru 1''ri btwn g&Jforin· Apply PersonnelOfc fofATURE Mgr. Sm. bldg. Secretary. Front Ofc, 548-5783. n auga Y e BED King Sz mattress' liveries & cash, trips or terview. _,,. So.th Coast Lile maint. Free apt, Bk pg., Smi.th Medical sofabed, Queen-sz. Cost eox' spring, ri=ame, xtnil merchandise for selling al utils & cash. Call: Kurt Clinic.64()·678l COHSUMERGUIDES $45()/Sell $l6S. 847·SS56 firm ;stillpackagcd.$215, ne w subscript.ions. For DE~T .&.1 Community Hospit S41 5311 Newest, Best BUY aft 7pm. (Value "'"'25 ) ·,~·-$195, I II " -31872CoastHwy . SECRETARY/Bookkeepe lsNowHere! .., ~· _._ Information Pease ca Sharp, exper'dortrainee So L 499 1311 S"f . OLD Dropleaf tbl. <Va lue $425). Incl. ~ 642-4321 · From San for busy NewportCtrofc. l·~~~·~·~·~u~n~a~~·~~~ M EDICAI~ INSURANCE pt. time w /previous exp. The Super Le Mans w/2 leaves & 6 chrs. $225. livery 631·0.IBS. Usually· Cle m .n le-San J uan . 1 N d Md. 11 '""• J'or Dr's. ofc. nr. Iioag, By Centurion . 0 k Hom• , C hair & secr e t ar1a 1 cc e 1ca nsur '" 642.4410 · CoronadelMarBikes Ar m o are $30(). a ... ! C49a5p0630istI:~d ?Ji~~~~n t~!~, ~d~u~li~•~•-· 6~4~0-·0~300~·----t House-cl•oning S•s G i r I w I r e cent ex. . 3323 E. Coast Hwy, side~.ard $300. 2. comp, 2 .ieight foot fluorescent Babysitter, Days, zo hrs 1· Need women 25 and periencc. 1'~ull or part· Sccty/Reccpt. for l girl Call675-7666 sets I 1neappletw1.nbeds ligbts$l5 each.Call j jo-EI Toro area, call DENTALASSISTANT older. Gd. hours. Call time.644-1754 R.E. office nr. Orange Sl50.D.resserw/nurror& •968.4971 • week, $l.OO hr. 1 Boy, 581·6310. Orlhodonlic Office,exp'd J a nice's Raggedy Anns. . . Cnty. airport. Pleasant, Cats 8035 match g. chest $8S ea. &1 ---------~ ;4h~9o;m;·~·;;C·;M;;;;, ;o;w;n;;;;l;r;a;n;s;. 1 ;;E;q;u;a;l;O;p~po:r;. ;E;m~p~lo~y;e;';I prer'd. Expanded duties. 675.6553 Nurses Aides. a1 1 1 1 shi£Lc;1· congenial atmosphere; ••••••••••••••••••••••• other misc. 548-2780 Cartop luggage carrier"'! Salary dependent upon l-'-"--'-'-"-------1 Convalescent osp1la 1 d k"ll · ed $500 . • ability. Benefits. Housekeeper/Companion 642·0593. g · s 1 s ri;<1wr · PERSIAN Kl~ENS for GREAT Oak Tb l usedoneLime.$30.00call Bank BOAT IUtLDEIS Orange, 637-6700. fe m . Mu s t drive, no OFFICE MANAGER Mo~th. S33· 9 2Y3 ~i!~~;e0cf. q~~!'!Y~:~i~e~ ~44 · 'x76'') for din· 968-4971· .. ;i Wesl.Sail Corp. needs a DE. SK C' ~K s m o ke. Live-in. JIB To $800 tor enthusiastic Service Sta. ~ttend, full stud service. $l00and up. 1ng_lofc:_ Pewter chan· Ceramic toil et/lavatory~ hp•ri-="' Boal Electrician w/min 1 ~ l -"96=2~·5=2='~'-------I 0 r g a n i zed mature or p /t. Brown s SheU, 99() Phone892.2970. delier, Singer port. Mdl. while $5 ca. Dictaphone Expcr'd NCR, PBX. Ap· , ~om a n . Min. 7 yrs. E.CoastHwy,NB 237,neverused.640-8140 Goodcond$9053G-21.W ~ FullTlme yrs marine electrical ex· ply in person motel of· llousekeepe rwanted,live ge ne~al ore. cxper . . .. A H I MALAYAN Kitten, 9,C 1 0 . Cou h . I TELLER per. {including A/C & ficc, Ben Brown's,31106 in, room, board&sal.1 P e r son nel accounts Serv1te Stat!on tten· ,cha m pio n s ired. 5 us om ~1gn C • Mov1 n_g, must sell cver.- 0 /C work). blusl have so. Coast Hw):, So. Child . J>hone J oyce payable /purch a s ing. dant, cxpcrd: Day & Generation pedi gree, F1or1lill0.7 Couch,$30. y t h1ng. Gd qual. UNITED own tools & transp. Xlnl Laguna. 6 '1 5 : 1 o JO , A ft 7 pm N l.S . Send resume to eve~. Full & p/lime. APP· 675.0168 . Both Gd. Cond.675-3827. Reasonable. 557·39-U co.benefils &future.Ap-1 -'""-"~------645·356.J. ly Shell Station, 17th & I 8055 California... plyinpersonto: DISHWASHERS, day & Classified Ad No. 388. Jrvine ,N.B. DOCJS 8040 Garage Sae [Jandcrafted Porcelai11I Wests•ilCorp. ni ght, apply in person. Daily Pilot P. 0. Box ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• jewelry, The Factory #.>; 6 Aionarch Bay Pla:i:a South Laguna 17141496-1273 17141831-1970 An Equal Opportunity £mployer a. Ci 202 Newport Center Dr. IMHALATIOH 1560, Costa Jl.lesa, C31if. Sii.ARP, Quic~. ef~icient SILKY Ter r. puppies, Round Oak table &. 6 42530th. St. N'pt. Bch. . I 1~~·~·38~,~P~l~·~·e~n~u~··~·~M~~l :N~.8~.-:---:--:-::-THERAPY TECH 92626 Girl, for ge~ 1 office,&: AKC. Shedless, odorless chairs, hatch cover co£· ·..LI i: Min. 2 yrs exper. or ORDERLY cus t re lations. Mesa & adorable. Reas. fcctable.64S·7989 8' Gold Couch, Ch airs .o•TCO•-•uy Dishwasher-Apply Mesa ._ 1. 5 1 For PM Shift. Ex--r. Upholstery,642-8400 962 .• ,77 green, Walnut Lam~ "' _.,..," Verde Conv. Hospital, sc .. 001ng. aary com· r-..., 10 :30·4:30 H untington Tabl es , Japanes·9_ 661CenterSt,C.M. mensurate w /training & prer'd . 496·$702 or SILVERSMITHS Black G e rman Shep. Ha rbour, 11136 ~y Cocktail (C how) Tabl~. Molding Dept Foreman ex pc r . Contact Mr. 831·1774 betwn 9am·4pm Wanted for pie<:e work. pu ps, AKC. Angekor t Lane, H.B. 84S8lG5 Walnut Secretary, porta• C bsho •11·11Foreman DISTRIBU, TOR wanted. llamilton, 642-2734 ext 1 " mfort r bl e r GE" Ste-TV a p11 Over 25. Jntcrestcd in 387, Costa Me sa P e r s on 21·40, trn ror Work n tue co _. '! line. 6 wks old. Good Hort•s ' 8060 e a• ,....,, ' l\tus thavecxtenslveex· carningup to$800permo Memoria l 1-lospltal. mgmt. $150 wk guam: y~ur ho'!'~: WJll~mEs cha m p . illnc. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~a~~~~~~~i-~:r.& per. In fiberglass boat EOE. .Col pref. Mr. Levi S1lvers m1 t 1ng, · watchdogs. M/F.$J00to REG A bG ldin 1 Barm aids day & nite rnanuf. J>acific Trawler p/t.Call 639-61ZJ. 846-5455 17t h Sl C.M. Ca l l SISO 845·2327 · ra e g,grey. p.m. . Corp, 1723 S. Ritchie, 645-9474. ' · · · 6 Yrs old. Yert affee· • shirts. Also, p/t opening. Santa Ana. $58-8722. DOG GROOMER Insurance Agency needs REC. PT /BKKPR. Lite . . MIN. Schnauzer Puppies. tionate &t WJlling. $750. MUST Sacrific~. Autump Sir Jlarvey's Tavern, '-"---------1 Exper, busy shop. l I v TELEPHONE Sohc1tors, adorable g wks A.KC Call Kathy,61~1510 Haze Mink Slol-.·. c:11l l ror Jntervw 8·S,'-E ,,,_..,_..,,.,., e xpe r 'd c laims un · lyp1n_g, ma ure,sm .. r · k 1 , , MG •~< n --l I Toro. 586·~, ............. , derwr1"ter. Xlnl bene. law firm. $$00 +.833-3622 p /time, wor roin your Reas. 962·6513 "OV<.H ~-778l JJouliquo Mgr . JU!\."l::n ex· -';;;~~~~~~~~I home. $2.2S hr+ bonus, Reg. Quarter. IO yrs. · per. r eq'd. Bikinis &: D<>NUT Sl-IOP Early AM fltrs. Bradley, 494·1087. • no selling involved. call Golden Retrievers flas hy chestnut. Trained 250/o OFF SALE IEAUTICl..,..S sportswear. Xlnt op11or. Shirt . No ·exp. n ec .1 _,s<::.:.9·~30S8=~·------I Mr.Organ,SS&l424. Purebred, 7 wks, $1S. &.'s hown 1w1 estern Furn. appl"s., cloth~ Nowlnterviewingfor: 25-30 . 613·7$69 daya . Woman Age2545. Apply RN·CCU I;~;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Cal l btwn 5.7 pm, Pleasure. A ectionate. books . m i s c. Use• Mewport•rl•Salon 962·8918ufL6pm . 1nporson : IJSE.17th Cl'tt Insur ance Biler Nights, lull or p/tlme.1• 556.1482 Prefers girls. Needs Usa blc5, 2560 Ncwpor• Call: 644·0661or540·8$82 ~CA-'-'-Sl_I_IE-.-R-, -Fu~ll-or-p-,-,,".'1 -"-'--D-oo~rm_a_n _rr_h_•_•l_e_r __ , Part time. Recent billing Differential pay. Xlnl TEMPO** ~ !~r7k023i ng with. $950. Bl. C1\1 9.5, ends J\tay ume. Apply in per11on, Days. 70G E. Balboa, ec•1P11'4r913~6n~~. necessary. hencrits. Contact Mrs. * * Darling mixed 'German 1 ..:~::.:..:..:=-------·I 23rd, all s•les l'inal & as IEAUTICIAH J'~-S~P~M~.ic~O:S~T:A~M:E~·s:A:\;~D~o~lbo~•~· ::::~::~;I~~~~~~~~~ Jensen, 642-2734, Costa Shepherd pups, male zin E nglish Boreille saddle is, cash only. Newport Arca. 548·1311 CAR WASH,~· Jlarbor Memorial llospital, 301 M•edt YOll Mow! mo. $IO. 547·3182 Co 1 k _ (ll~e new); mp tac •MUST SAC. C h ~m~ .. Beautici11.n rorbus)' J90tel BlvJ, C.M. . IRVINE PERSONNEL 1 ~V~i~ct~o~ri~a~,C~.M~·~E~O~E~. ~~I AKC R eg. Doberm an bridle, brus hes, cLc. juicer , guitar. lamp!ll ulon in CdM. July'l5l. Col '1udents. pit sis, de· ELECTRONIC SE"'llr<Cll'AGENCY I •K•yf"'nchOpn Pup, male & r.em, 644·S800 din.tbl/chr..Plants,eotl &42-0844or494·9907 llv. Eveo/SatCar,phone "Vl\,.,L..J SALESl Y •Typlsh/Secy's. champ. bloodline. •--..1.w 8070 tbls .• 10 spd. bike, misc. ASSEMBLERS 488 E . 17th tAt lrvinel &.. S • 952-9874 ---.. , ""l Avoe•do, c~t ~ I I 0 .. nec.MrLyonsMG-.5455 Sut"lo"• r-•-Mesa P.tatur e . e tatl •~crow «:ys 1 ..::==-'-------l ••••••••••••••••••••••·•~~:.:.::..:.::=:.::.::c::::.:. __ _ .. , .... --~ ·-No (ollOwln& nee. Comm cExperiencedJ Coll 6 42~1470 drugstore. Incl es eves •PIX Operators S~I El..TIES AKC. Sable & WA..,TED OON"T PUT off anoth!-f 1·uaranleed. &U-1060 Cook. pJ'Wllt I mm e d , opening s &t wknds. 846-0688 Wht. w /white COiiar. 7 ..,. n1te or getting comP.t W a n led for sm ti I \:',/growinl( manuf. orr.-~ .... ~ ... ~~ .... ~~ ....1.-.:i TempoTemporarYHelp wk s. Watchdog. 633-5357 TOP C ASll DOLLAR sleep. c ustom Cr•fleCI Bs>.1..-..,,•T vOPERATOR hos pital . Will train. Saletla dyR....-ui. 17802SkyPark,lrvine PAID 1'~0R YO U R W b d b Af."ch cl Goo~d•ufu'ara.ntee, xlnt 496·5702or831·1774betwn edical lnstrumcnlll·1----------1 Exper 'd . Children's CallM0-44.>5 SllEP l1ERDPups,6wks. JEWELRY. WATCl1£S. •ter e 9 Y 1 a • com m ssiona. Bu t)',1 ~8~&::..;.•·'--------I lion. clolhinll'. & toys . Approxl!I"""'~~~"""'~~~~ Blk /Whl /Brwn. $15 & ART OBJEC l'S, COLD. lO yr Guan. 1 delivet! U l ~liahed Lallufta Apply lnPcrson ForClassif\edAd JOhrs wk.549-1461. 1: $10.~48·4742af\5 S lt~VER S ERVlCi':.1 .c.'"'~·1~•-•7 _____ _ •• 10 ibop .............. 1 or COOKS ROHE ACT ION "T""""------,1.,-r "'i""'~,....,-.-:--: Upftolst itrer/bflr FINI<~ tr U RN & AN· IRVINE Country Clul> ---Shi' S I lifl ,.._ C I urn your go c U....:>lntoa Alr,r•lt -Wt'll ".onst"d•r frff to You 1045 S -..... 3133. Min. Exp.•Day 1• c e n c--r a 1 a .stereo. Sell thorn with a " .... TIQUE . 645--...v i'l4embc rs hip for saJ~ APPLY 2158 S. •lalhaWll.1 Dail y Pllol Dail)' J>IJot Cl:i.ssificd Ad Auto. Salary + Comm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 838·~15 '"" Have iomeLhinl yau wa. ~n DERBY S•nta Ana AD· VISOR . and use the mooey ror a 541)..21•3. Ask lor Ken. Kittens . blond, blk/wht. Wedd 1 n g Set . 14 pt &o aellf~I act. l.262S.£. Briltol, CM Equal Oppor. Emplofer 142,56'78 stereo! Call &Q-5678 To· W Ad Call"""",._.., gray /wht. long & short diamond. COit $140. Anli· Sepl111 lllwinga f•s_!-_wlth Deilt 54....o ant s .,._....,,. hair. 7 wks . .546-5392. que band. orfer67J.7454 ot ant Aun. --It well. · day. ~ ,, '1 • • • • • ( ., .. .BJ)! DAILY PILOT MIH.tl•IMI IOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS l'nst>al Ripen ·r111t•k -Sad 1st SI II H 'I'~ \\'hen I \\ l'lll lo ~1·hool • C\CI)' k1d h ;uj I U \lo \'UI" ;1 "h 1 1·t a ri d 11 1,.•. • :-,;o";id::iy:., the tcu1·h1·r" ;1rt.• f,!l;1d if lht· kills \\·car SI 11 1rrs. '.Miscellaneous. Wonted 8081 • • ' Tu...tay. May20. 1975 Autos W011ted 9590 Mtot. l ...... lwd Atifos, ,,.,...... • Mlos, l•port.4 Alllot, Ulff Alltel, UM<I loots & MDr"bw loat1, Speed Ir ••••••••••••••·••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••fl•••• ••·••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equipme nt Ski 9010 WEPAYTOPOOLLAR D-9 720 Opel 9746 Volkfw-n •t 770 O N!L'Molol • 9tl0Plnlo '95 7 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t"'O R 'l'OP USED CARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••·••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••··~ •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Gt-n.ral 9010 15 Ft.·tri hull CUrvall o, l"OREIGN,DOMESTIC WILLBUYVOUll ' "Z3 ··Town cou~". Real '13Ptnto...,agon.Air;dJx. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lerc . tsu ll P ·OU w/trlr. or CLASSICS Di\TSUN. TOYOl'A "72 OPIL GT REr.t.lltS·SMVICI lliiturf. All extras & im: Inter.: new tlrl'li; lo'w 18' It t;D\V00l) c oe 31) J\.1 Pll ; c l~an . good JI' your l'<&I' IS CXll'<i clean OR VOLKSWAGf:N Ortly 3 0,000 Mlt.1 EXCHANGE mac . Ok. brn. W /LMll mile. $2,695. :H5·34l.n w/s· I •·J 1 ~nd '~~. l'O lld . 642:-8453 sccu11l'1r-sl . PAID }<'UH OR NOT. Vinyl bucket seats. 4 &REBUILDS ' v.inyl , ••. $;1,rs. .. C.•n ytllCMllh 9960 5,1•'.~ .. ',1•6 -' 11 Cv · .,......,..,. L'\'CS/Wk cnd• ' d l I · '-v ..., "" .. IAUERIUICK W I Li .. JJf\Y ·ror sp ee ran11m t1:!\00 , 0ROOK1..1N8UGCO. ftnartce$43751 dcstrt..'d ••••••••••t •••••• ... ••••· ---" 0 2925 11arborlllvd. DOLIJ\R. 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Im 1nuc. contJ. ,536,,,,~.4~1~00"-------l-,;;;;;:..,,:.:;~~;;...;.;;;;;:~I VW Engine & Tr1.tn.sm. l'or xtr1tiL $1595. 846_7510. ;ru21.1 llarbor Ul\'d., H\·ls , lll·ply . P.O. Uo,,; S4 ,000. 551·tl!JOI or FORAU -...: i>ah.1. H.ticcntly rebuilt. li26-460U Co~a .. ri.t~'ia :i 12. u r't• a, cu. il~2 I as 7. :izuz u ft . tJ P!'l1 . FOREIG M CARS P-eot ' 9 7 48 i C::'!'.al~l .'.'.84~2'::· G~lc'.7~1 ~ll~ay!''!:'. --· \ :;:-;;-;;-;-,:;-:;;;;;;::;;;--;-::;-J 5 4 6· 193 4 73, 2'10Z, lo mi. :.Cl~'I. \Vhile 9 -'7 1-l 0 15' t-'1bl.'rglass Ski & 1-'ii>· CALLORCOMEIM cxL ltod tnt. AtC, Mu~s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 VW BUG AM /l''M '1;J GllAN TOI U'll · All'.1--------- . h111J:: Uo al. Xlnt <.:oud . TOSEEUS Xlnt t:ond . !>.!'. $4.550. '7 1 PEUGEOTS04 s tereo. Gd. cond. Make p~ri2. X715"16-,14'08°1~: tK000tlJ74 Ply 1nouth Uuslt·1". •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Boot•. Moont-Vc r mo • ' · ~ 11 • ~·-... w/llghts, co1npuss. c.·o\'l'r 547·i l71 d ays, 4!1'-J·:l745 4 DOOR SEDAN o fer. 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' • • T oday's Closl.g N.Y.S'-kS "OL. 68, NO. 140, 2 SECT IONS, 24 PAGES I I ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1975 : . TEN CENTS. Panel OKs Malpractice lns11rance Cut SA CRAMENTO (U P!) - D_espite opposition from in· l:iurance compa nies, an A:;-~e mbly committee has un- animously passed legislation lo trpmediately lower medical rii'alpractice insurance pre- miums and get striking doctors back to work. Hours before the commit{ee approved the measure Monday to •* "* *· e * * * • immediately reduce medical in· surance rates, the Legislature began a special session to deal with Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 's nine-point program for long-range malpractice re(orms. Special session bills were im- mediately introduced to solve lhe long-range problem by limiting the amount people couJd sue doc- * * * • tors, and clamping a lid on fees attorneys could r e.ceive in malpractice cases. , Another measure proposed a stale-financed malpractice in· surance fund comparable ~ the unemployment insurance fund for jobless workers. Assembly Speaker Leo T . McCarthy, who worked foi a compromise agreement between * * * ' • • IC ....,.rISIS * * * *. * * Hospital Slowdown County Feeling Strike Impact Hospitals i n south Orange County will feel the.impact of the slowdown by anesthesiologists. ,Mission Community Hospital, Wlth a payroll of from 250 to 275 employes and therefore one of the biggest employers in the Sad· dleback Valley, is asking staff to . voluntarily reduce work hours. · Administrator George Olien· ,dorf, who conrirmed that .anesthesiologists at the faculty Hurd Trial • Jui;y Visits Murder Scene By TOM BARLEY Of Ute D11Uy P'llllt $ti1H A jury that spent most o( Mon· Oaf touring the Irvine area wjiere Mi111ion Viejo teacher Florence Nancy Brown spent the lat terror-filled. hours of her life was asked today to fmd suspect Steven Craig Hurd guilty of first degree murder. (ft.elated Picture J'ageA3) Deputy Distri ct Attorney Frank Briseno identified her killer as Hurd, 25, a bushy·haircd transient who has spent most or the five years 'since Mrs . Brown's murder in mental detention. Briseno further described· Hurd today in his opening state- ments as the leader or a gang or drug.using drifte rs who met 10 a Costa Mesa motel five years ago to plan an armed robbery that turned into a murder rampage and claimed two victims in 24 bOurs·. Briseno told the Orange County Suberior Court jury that both killings were "vicious, violent crimes in which neither victim was shown any element of com- passion or me rcy.'' ¥rs. Brown, 31, of El Toro, was oniler way to the school district otfices on June 3, 1970, when her station wagon was stopped by the gang at the Sand Canyon Road exft of the Santa Ana Freeway, Briseno said. And he reminded the jury or the panel's tour Monday when, With Judge Frank Domenichini aDd court officials, they toured tlfe various points at which Mrs. BrOwn was hum iliated, stabbed, ifmrdered and then buried in a .fr• (See T RIAL, Page A2) ... Continued c loudy with 7 chance of light showers in· : land Wednesday. Windy and continued quite cool with highs at the beaches 58 rising to 63 inland. Lows near50. ' INSIDE TODAY '. ' ••The Mary Tyler Moore ·Show " wat hailed by tM tetevi1Um.academ11.as the oui- . , 1tonding comed11 1erie1 of : 1974-75, wtnntng.a total of ft% Emm111 Monda11 night. Page ·.M . . . Wiil strike Wednesday, said that all d e partment heads, supervisors, and administrators will be taking pay ,cuts or 10 per· cent. Employes also are being asked to cul their hours to about a four- day week, Ollendorf said, and those who have accrued vacation are being asked to take it. These steps were charac· terized as shorl·lerm. qn thei D•llrP'llll .......... SEEMED UNCONCERNED . Steve n Craig Hurd ·long-term, Ollendorf said "if necessary we will have lo ,,ermanently reduce the work force." Ollendorf estimated a 40 per- cent drop in patient load. The halt to all but emergency surgeries will begin Wednesday .at San Clemente Gene ral Hospital, according to Assistant Administrator Archie Kindrat. (See IM P ACT, PageA2) Saddleback Trustees Nix Hiring Coach By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Df t"9 D•llY f"lle'ISUft Saddleback College trustees have authorized the hiring of a new administr.ator -an assis· tant to Supt. Robert IA>mbardi with an annual salary of $26,000 to $29,000 -but they bounced the idea of hiring a new basketball coach. Trustees took both actions Monday night following a heated debate over the financial prudence of hi.ring highly paid staff members at a time when the college is caught in an economic squeeze. Board members, on a 5.2 vote, approved the creation of the new ''assistant lo the superinten- dent" position over the Vehement objections of President Robert Bartholomew and Trustee Donna Berry. Bartholomew challenged the board's wisdom in creating a new position in view of a looming 30· cent tax r ate hike the board faces to meet a projected $16.1 million budget. Instead of raising taxes the board ought to look at ways of trimming the budget, reasoned Bartholomew. He suggested ad· ministrative salaries was the place to begin. ''Somehow we're going to have to cut a million dollars out of this budge~ and I 'm going lo have to keep on fighting till we do," snapped Bartholomew. · He argued that an additional position would make the college "top heavy" in administrators, especially because Saddleback still has forme r Supt. Fred Bremer under contract. Bremer was given '1special as- signments" duty last year when (See COACH, Page A2) San Jrian Council To Debate Freeze Cily councilmen will consider extending San Juan Capistrano's year.old d e velopment moratorium for a few more weeks Wednesday night. The five-man council will de· bate the r equest by Planning Director David J : Smith when they meet at 7 p.m. in city coun- c il chambers~ 32400 P aseo Adelanto. Smith is asking council mem· bers to stretch the moratorium for another 12 months or unUl the city's new Land U~ Manage- ment Code goes into effect. Planners say' lbat the revised code sbpuJd be finished in 3 month and a hall at t.bo moot. but that a (Ult 12 monlh1exteaaton Is. being soUght to be on the safe side. . The moratorium, In effect since Juno 1974, hu hod I.be ef. ft« of atayln& all ..-, laad • use, site plan, tentative tract, ·and other zoning.related applica- tions. . ' During the extension period Smith has recommended that councilmen be liberal in the al- lowance of exceptions under the rule. This would allow initial planning for new developments to proceed. A related request by Smith concerns the extension for eight. months of an emergency or· dinance which re9ulres special permits for the construction, de· moJIUon, refinishing, or rcloca· Uon ol any buildings in the .. Los Rios" area. The Los Rtoa area, bounded by t he Santa Fe . tracks. Mission Street, Trabuco Creek, and Del ·Obispo Street contains sever•l a-l r u cture s of h is toric stcn.lflcancc. Ulee FllEE~E, l'alOAZ) the insurance industry, doctors and lawmakers to il)'lmedialely lower premiums, said he hoped committee approval may con- vinc~ job-boycotting physicians to go back lo work. The bill was approved by the Assembly F i n a n ce and Insurance Committee on a 9·0 vote and sent to the Ways and Means Committee . * * * The measure (A B928) by As· se_mblymao Robert McLennan (~Downey), would require in- surance co mpa nies to for m "pools" to provide malpractice insurance policies in areas or California where such Insurance ' isnolavailable. Brown told reporters he did not have a position on the bill because * * he had not read the latl>St amend· ments. But Brown's ch1ef spokesmtt n on malpractice insurance, Busi- ness ·an d Transportation Secretary Don ald Burns, qUes· tioned parts or the proposal, say- ing it may not produce the money needed for companies to create insurance reserves as required by law. •* * * roo Hospital I o -fficials Huddling . Diiiy P'l i.t .""'" ........ MURDER SUSPECT MOORE ARRAIGNED TODAY Officer Barry .Snyder (right) Led the Way from Jail Homicide Charges .Confront Lagunan John M . Moore, who claims to be a member or the Laguna·Hare Krishna sect, was led away from Laguna Be ach City Jail today for arraignment on murder charges. Moore was arrested minutes after ltie sh'ootiilg death of his estranged wife, Jayme F. Sim· mons, 24, a member of the Indian * * * Hare Krishnas Say Suspect Not Member Lead,ers of the Laguna Beach Hare Krishn a temple today dis- avowed that murder suspect John Michael Moore is a member of the sect. Moore, 26, is accused of killing his estranged wife, who was a member of the Laguna Beach temple. Rsavdeva, a member of the Laguna Beach temple, said that although Moore wore Krishna robes and wore his hairinKrishn·a fashion, he was not a member of the sect. He referred lo Moore as a ''hanger -on.'· Moore was arrested al the sect's Ramona Avenue temple following last week'S5hooting. Rsavdeva claimed that police had been called on occasion to remove Moore Crom the temple . He said that temple leaders had been assisting police to have Moore extradited to Missouri for a n alleR;ed p~Dbation violation. He said that persons who stay at~ the temple are required to meet a strict religious and moral code . Amontc their tenets, Hare Krishna followers refraln from eating meat& and other anJmal products In the bclief that lh<y make people violent. !See8USPECT, hgeAZ) religious cult, Friday in the mid· dle of a Laguna Beach street near the downtown businessdislrict. Laguna Beach poli ce have com'piled a voluminous stack of police reports, interviews and coroneds findings in the case, the city 's first murder since 1972 when a woman was shot to death by her boyfriend in a Wave Street apartment. A coroner 's autopsy established that three .25 caliber slugs were fired into the brain of the woman . Moore, who lists an alternate name of Jagaddev3'oas, was ar· rested al the Hare Krishna Tem· pie, 641 Ramona Avenue. He told police h e had gone there to change from his white and blue Krishna dhole , (robes ) into trousers. Officers Carlene Ambrose and Barry Snyder along with two dC- tectives were sent to the temple immediately after the s,hooting and saw Moore talking with another devotee of the sect. Officer Ambrose reported that as police drew close, Moore raised his hands and surren· dered, reportedly saying "Please don't blame what I 've done on the move ment." · Moore is lo be represented in court by the public defender's ot- fice. He has been held in Laguna Beach City Jail in lieu of $250,000 bail. The couple's 2-year-old child Ula has bee n placed in custody of the deceased woman's mother in St. Louis. Twin T o wers Fir es ' NEW YORK (UPI) -Fire m a rshal s say arson was responsible for al least two of seven fires that broke out Mon· day night in the twin 100-story towers of the World Trade Center. lnvestiaators have labeled the live other fires in tho skyscraper• .Monday hi&hly •11Uapicious.•• Hospital administrators throughout Orange Cowtty, fa ced with a virtual halt on elective surgeries by. tti e end of the Week, called e mergency meetings to- day to map plans to tackle the . crisis. . Short work weeks and pay cuts are being planned to ease the ex· peeled 40 percent drop in patients in the private hospitals as a re- sult of the decision reached Mon· day ni ght, Qf the 125 anesthc· siologists in tn·e count y to stop participating in all but emergen- cy, cancer, obstetric and li£e und. limb threatening surgeri('s. The doctors are protesting the spiral - ing cost of malpractice in- surance. A£ter a m ec tin g or the anesthesiologists in the Orange County Me dical Association. Orange, Dr. P hillip Weingart, a ~ spokesman for the group, said he expected 80 }>ercent of the: coun· ty's anesthesiologists to be participating in the slowdown by Wednesday and "almost 100 per· cent" by Friday. But there were indications 10"- day that the s lowdown would spread to other doctors . The anesthesioJogists' .action has the support of the Orange County Medi cal Association, and Dr. Philip McFarland 0£ Fullerton, association president, also said that the association will support the decision "of several in· d.ividual physicians to withhold ' non-e mer gency services .•. to develop a unified action." Everett Bannister, an associa- tion administrator, agreed today that the strike could spread to 1 .other doctors . The association I has 1,900 members. Anesthesiologists at Tustin j Community Hospital are waiting to see whether the legislature passes emergency legislation to 1 relieve the situation by Friday, I according to Mrs. Jane White , director of nurses. "lf some legislation is not <Se~ DOCTORS, Page A2) UP'I Tt--• TOOTER-Dr. Louis Lewis combines som e flute ~lay­ ing with som e lobbying On the malpractice situaUon In San Francisco's U lo~ Square. • . . A; DAIL y PILOT l./SC r .... r..,..t1 DOCTORS pass.ed to all evla'te the lnsuran'ce problem. I'm pretty sure they-- wiJI go a long with the slowdown. Through Friday. we will pro· bably function normally." A halt to elective surgeries.·she said, would c ut about 50 percent of the hospital's patient load. ' Consequently, other employes will be giv en early vacations or , leaves of absence. Jr the walkout l ast s Jong enough , s he said. the hospital :employes may go on a three or· four-day work week. Other medical specialists, she said, are likely to go along with the ·a nesthesiologists' walkout. ·· tt 's just a question of time before all the doctors are affect· ed by it. Most or them seem to be in sympa th y w it h th e anesthesiologists," Mrs. White ·5aid. The biggest surgery center in Ora n ge County -the nine oper:at ing rooms shared by St. Joseph's and Childrens Hospital of Orange County in Orange - was the most affected in the crisis·. The patient load was off 20 per- • <'ent at St. Joseph's loday and all personnel, including a d· ministrators, were on a Cour·day w eek. The slowdown at St. J oseph's bega n Monday and therefore is the most affected. Surgeons a re also supporting the anesthesiologists in their at- 1 t empt to press Governor Brown . and the Legisla ture to enact l egisla tion lo solve the pro- 1 fessional liability crisis.. 1• ·'The surgeons are not going 1trom hospital to hospital looking for a place to operate," was the )Way a s pokes man ··for St. .Joseph's put it. . In addition to the surgeons, 'hospital administrators too ar e s upporting the a ttempt to apply pressure for r elief legislation. "We are urging our e mployes and the patients and members or the community to write or wire Governor Brown and legislators to encourage the state to resolve t he crisis," said Richard Grun- '·dy, administrator of the 141 ·~ Huntington Jntercommun1ty Hospital. . , Grundy said that his hospital 1 tnay go into a four-day week next 1 v.·eek. He said that about 10 elec- tive surgeries are performed at the hospita l daily and said that il.e expects the patient load to drop from about 85tothe50s. , "It's beginning to look like 1t hings are snowballing. here," .said a Hoag Memorial Hospit- :al spokesm an. However, ad· ministrators have not had a ehan ce to confer with I anesthesiologists since the i Newport Beach hospital staff met .Monday night. ' *· * * I i FrolflPage A l ·IMPACT ... T he hall to alf but emergency \surgeries will begin Wednesday 1at Sa n C l e m ~nt e Ge~eral H ospital. according to Assistant Administrator Archie Kindrat. ''I hope it doesn't goon too long. ]£ it does, we will have to start looking al layoffs and early vaca- t ions or whatever." he said. "I won 't.Jt now any more until we see h ow it will affect the hospital.'' . Adminisrators were holding as e mergency m eeting a t Sad· dleback Community Hospital 'this morning to draw up plans to Jiandle the situation. Administrators were holding an e mergency meeting at Sad· dleback Community Hospital this m orning to draw up plans lo han- dle the situation. At South Coast Community Hospital , in South Laguna con- troller Gerald Gillmnnsaid, ''I've just finished checking and we .have a ful l sur gery schedule all week long. We haven't heard anything about a walkoutso(ar." ORANGE COAST v..c ., DAILY PILOT .,.., 0r • ...,. c..,, °"'"! P11o1 ••• 1111wt11d'l 11r-bi"""'"-,,._.,,.p,tu . \ l>UOll\Md bf' ''°'°'""VS C6ul P\lblhlOl"ll COMll•"Y· Se,.r .. e.011...., .... putll!!M<I MOllO•Y l~fC>uOfo Ftl.S.y .... Cos .. ~ ... ,,..,._, 11<1..:11. 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Ptld t i Clftf lrli1M. C1t1lw11l1.s .. ~rlpl-bY~-·"" U.IO ~IOIJ/ lPI" ,...11......,,,...,.~,,1 ,,..u .... , _,,,..i,-w,to ............ Fancy Tlaat Motorists w aiting for red lights in San Juan Capistrano h3.ve been given something to look at. These traffic light backing plates have been installed at every intersection al a cost of $40 each. Green on black scrollwork includes nUssion bell and swallows-the two symbols for Orange County 's oldest city. · Mafia Allianee Link &ued in Castro Plot WASHINGTON CUP!) -The Rockefeller Commission has re- ceived evidence from the FBI linking the Central Intelligence Agency with the Mafi a in an al· t empt to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, a com· mission source said today. · During its 18-week investiga- tion of the CIA, the commission headed by Vi ce President Nelson A. Rockefeller uncovered a com- plete file on the matter in the Department o f Justi ce, the source said. It was not clear whether the 1961 project was approved by then-President Kennedy. Top CIA officialS have con- sistently denied that the agency ever approved any assassination plots, but ha ve declined to com- ment on whether s uch plots were discussed. The existence of the FBI fil e \\'as reported today by The New York Times and confir:med by Un ited Press Inte rnational from commission sources. The FBI file r eportedly sho\\•ed that Sam Giancana, a well- known Chicago rackets figure, an d underworld soldier of fortune J ohn Roselli were con· tacted by the CIA in 1961 and of- fered a contract to carry out the plot. They reportedly were given poison caps ules, which were to be used to kill the Cuban leader. Al the time, both were said to have been under investigation by the Department of Justice in con- nection with their underworld ac- tivities. It was unclear whether there was a ny attempt to carry out the plot. Sen. George S. McGovern (D· S.D.), said in an interview last week after returning from Cuba that Castro had documentation proving he was the target of a CIA assassination plot. Also la st wee k , former Treasury Secretary C. Douglas Dillon, the vice chairman of the Rockefeller Commission, told re· porters the panel's final report would discuss allegations the CIA was involved in a number of assassina(ion plots. He said the report on this issue would "deal mainly with Castro" but reCU:sed 1.o elaborate. The commission is scheduled to give its final report to Presi· dent Ford J une 6, a nd it is expect· edit will be made public shortly thereafter . Commission Executive Direc· tor David W. Belin refused to comment on the existence of the FB l file confirming the Castro plot. As far b ack as 1967, columnist Jack Anderson repor'ted that Robert Maheu, once an FBI man with CIA connections and later one of the top officials in the Howard Hughes e mpire, contact- ed the two underworld figures in connection with the Castro plot. Earlier lhiS year, two aides to the late Robert F. Kennedy said they had been told by the lhen- attorney general of the existence or such a plot. , Neither Mahe u nor the un~ derworld f igures were· ques- tioned by the full Rockefeller Commission , but reportedly the Castro pl o.t was fully probed by s tafr investigator s. Smoke-free County Areas Seen in Bill By WILLIAM SCHREIBER ott111 oaur Plt.i s ... n Orange County supervisors routinely approved sweeping amendments to the county's anti- s moking ordinance today after three weeks o( di scussion and re· vision. The toughened ordinance goes into effect in 30days. The r e visions, dratted by Supervisor Robert Battin, ex- F rolfl Page A J FREEZE ... An emergemcy ordinance was passed by the council in January 1975 to ensure their protection un· til the new Lanj.i Use Mantge. ment Code ta kes effect. As is the .case with the develop- ment moratorium extension, city planners expect to lift the restrle- tions within a month and a half rather than in ~ltE ht months. P oliceman Slain ' CHICAGO <AP) -A Chicago policemen died this momin1 ft.er he was •hot In the head by a sniper neat a West Side housing project Monday night. pand the smoking ban in county. owned and leased buildings and extend some o( the limitations to private stores, theaters and restaurants within county ter· ritory used by the general public. The strictest a pplicaUon of the ordinance, howe ver, will be on county property. 'l'he measure was approved 4-1 with Supervisor Ralph Diedrich opposing. He said he believes some portions of the new or- dinance are unenforceable. Under the new law, smoking will be expressly prohibited in all public meeting rooms, buildinc hallways and building elevalon. II will be allowed only in private offices, restrooms, employe loun1e1 and specific areas de· signaled by county department heads. The total ban will a!Jo extend lo the readin1 rooms, Yiewing rooms and other public areu of libraries and museums. It will also apply to all pubttc and pr1vate he-alth care Ca~IUUes except in rooms occupied by one patient. Smoking ln stage and movie theaters wlll be allowed only In lobbies. , Lesa 1trin1ent are the llmlla· lions on smoktnc in privalely owned e1tabU1hment.s tucb ure- Ulll stores and rest.auraota . •, ' ' Agen.cy To .Study _ Sewers By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL • otUrltDall'tf"l ... Steft Directors of the dissension- torn Aliso Water Management Agency will 1':eet in Laguna Niguel Wednesday to come to .grips with differences that threaten to P.artlally tn-stroy plan.e for a u nlfied sewer system to serwe much or south Orange. Cqunly. AWMA is a joint powers agen- cy made \lp o( the Irvine Ranch Water District, Emerald Bay Service District, City of Laguna Belich, South Laguna Sanitary District, Moulton Niguel Water District, El Toro Water District and Los Alisos Water District. It has been trying for three years to achieve necessary local, s late and federal govern- me.nt . approvals to build a $30 million regional sewer system that would serve existing and planned populations in Laguna Beach, South Laguna, Laguna Niguel, Moulton Ranch, El Toro and Laguna Hills . The feder a l Environmental Protection Agency dealt a stiff blow to the agency two weeks ago when it ruled that it would not provide grant Funds for construe· l ion of an AW MA-proposed sewage treatment plant in Aliso Canyon. The EPA held that the plant would be e nvironmentally unsound and t hat the AWMA system would facilitate develop- ment that would worsen air quality in south Orange County. Since the ruling, A WMA has been investigating alte{Dative plant locations that might be ac- ceptable to ·the EPA for grant funding. Laguna Beach City Manager Al Theal said today that the city is on recbrd that it will not participate in the AWMA pro· gram if grant funds are not pro- vided to the project . "Th e original project was the mos t cost·ef(ective because it t oo k into account f ed e ral grants," s aid Theal. "Without the grants·, the project might not ibe the most effective. We would want to look at other alternatives for Laguna Beach ." Another problem agency for AWMA is the South Laguna Sanitary District. Clay N . Mitchell, board presi- dent, said today that although the district ·has ''full intentions of riding along with AWMA'' it wants several aspects of the pro- ject clarifieil. Mitchell noted that the district 'is perhaps the only agency within AWMA t hat has no real need lo 'hook·up to the regional system. He pointed out that the current plant and ocean outfall are ade- quate for the district's needs. Mitchell said South Laguna directors w e r e· critical of engineering for the r egibnal plant, claiming that it did not meet nood proble ms posed in Aliso Canyon. The AWMA meeting will begin al 11:30 a.m . in the of(ices of the Moulton Niguel Water District, 27500 La Paz Road , Laguna Niguel. fl'ro•PageAl SUSPECT ••. ''Sometimes those who refer to themselves a~ devotees fall short of the required behavior and sometimes, in fact, fall short of common human decency,'' Rsav- devasaid. . , ' Trustees Blast Teacher Gripe~ ' . Demands by junior and senior 'high school teacher• for im· proved workinl-ffftdilk>ns drew criticism Monday night Crom two Capistrano Unified School Dis· trlct trustee&. · Jncluded in the board's agenda were proposals from grades seven lo 12 teachers that the dis· trict limit class sites to a max- iinurn 25 students, hire teacher .aides for a ll departments, limit the working day to seven hours, employ-more coun'!iielors and pro· vide each teacher With a four- Fro•PageAl TRIAL •• shallow· grave just over the Riverside County line. Briseno commented to the jury ithat there was very litU e hope that Mrs. Brown would receive any other kind or treatment in view of what h,e said was meted out to service station attendant Jerry Wayne Carlin the previous day. Briseno said Hurd was with · Arthur Craig "Moose" Hulse:- then 16, on June 2, 1970, when Carlin, 20, was robbed of $40 while tending the pumps at a Garden Grove a rea service sta- tion. Briseno said Carlin wps taken to the rest room by Hurd and Hulse where a comment made by the young attendar\t to Hulse led the 350-pound, six-foot youth to strike Carlin on the bead with a roofer's ax. Carlin, his head and shoulders draped over the urinal, was then repeatedly struck by Hulse until the uppe r part of his body became unrecognizable.,Briseno said. · 1 The prosecutor stressed that Hurd is not being tried today for the Cartin rl1 ttrder for which Hulse is now serving a life which· Hulse is now serving a life term in state prison. Hulse is scheduled to appear as a prosecution witness. Final Rites Held Today . ' For· Lagunan Funeral services were held to- day for Addie Lee Hoover, a Laguna area resident since 1928. Mrs. Hoover died Saturday at Saddle-b-ack Community Hospital. She was 69. . Mrs. Hoover was active in civic affairs in the Art Colony and served as charter member and past president of the Laguna Beach Ebell Club, a member of Eastern Star, a Shrine nobelette; and a member or the Daughters of the Americaa. Revolution. Mrs. Hoover moved from Laguna Beach to Laguna Hills in 1966. ' She is survived by her husband W. Rex Hoover; three children, Charles Rex Hoover o( Scotts Valley, Mary L. Scudder of Costa Mesa, and Patricia Burnes of Santa Ana; 14 grandchildren and seven great-g randchildren. Three"sisters also are surviving. Ser vices were he ld at Waverley Chapel in Santa Ana. In terme'nt is at Fairhaven Cemetery. ~drawer ttllng cabinet ··-. The requests w ere presented as amendm·ents to the teacheri' original $8.S million wage, Crin"" benefits and improvC!d wor)tjn:g conditions proposal. Its coet ts more lhan halt of· the cUrreot year 's $15 million budget. Trustee Geor ge White or San Clemente said he wanted to know why a teachers' representative was not present at the board m eeting to answer questions ~bout the proposa ls. 'l'rustee Robert Hurs t qf L~guna Niguel suggested the board ignore the proposals until a representative appeared tool- Cicially outline them to the bod Supt. Truman Benedict said, however, that the proposals had b een outlined lo t h e ad· ministrative starr. though no.cost figure ·had yet been placed on them. . Trustees agreed to receive the proposals a nd set them ror public hearing June 2. Fro• Page A l COACH •.. Dr. Lombardi took ov:er the col~ lege's top job. Bremer, who still holds the title of college pres~ dent, commands a salary ol aP,- proximate!y '$38,000 a yea~ Despite Bartholomew's charges and a comment by Mrs. Berry that "this is not the year to adi;i.• high-priced assistant," a majol:!t- ty of the board m embers argued. that Lorn ba rdi needed help ti& running the· growing college. · Lombardi explained that hiB new assistant woll.ld help with · educational planning and that he would act as a "grantsman," n person who would bring outside funds to the college well over and 'above his salary. "In the long run he would sav~~ the district money," Lombaroi predicted. While Lorn bardi won his re .. quest for an assistant to his stalf, he failed to convince board mem· bers that they ought to hire a top ·level basketball coach to replace Roy Stevens who resigned as coach but will continue teaching. Trustees voled 4-3 against hir· ing a coach, primarily because·it would ha,ve entailed the creation of a new Position. Stevens' r e- assign ment did not leave "a vacancy. ~· • · -· · , Trustees Fr ank Greinke al!d Norrisa Brandt, both of whopi, sided with Dr. Lombardi on tlJe new a dmin istrative position, dp· posed creation ~fa coaching post. Greinke suggested that all .pf the talented basketball coac~s had a l ready committe,d themselves to other colleges. Thal, pluS the f act that Sad· dleback doesn't have a gym yet, convinced him it would be belt.er to delay action until next year ... And Mrs. Brandt statint; ~r desire to ''save money" ques- tioned the expenditure because-of her belie( that other operations:of the college were in greater need. Strip Mine Veto WASHINGTON (UPI) -... President Ford today vetoed the strip mining bill that wquld haye set federal standards for surface mining. IL was the second time ln ;five months Ford had vetoed such .a measure. WHAT YOU .SEE IS • !MOT HICESSARILYI WHAT YOU GET! The tufting machines make carpet 70 ti mes foster tha n Axminster and Wilton today than 30 ye°'s ago. The tufting machines make carpet 70 times foster than Axmininter and Wilton looms. These machines will make up lo 12 lineal feet o f carpeting per minute, either twelve or fifteen feet wide. The relative ease o f this manufacturing method has hod one negative a spect. Inste ad of about ten respected, reliable mills, today there ore m()(e than 300 mills, many of questionable integrity. It is not difficul t for a clever carpet designer to make a carpet look for better tha n it is. The a nswer to the consumer Is clear: Either know your monufocturer -or rely an a reputable retail.,.. !Alden's, o f co urse.) DEN'S : iiisii11ation : ~custom draperies UC. NO. 230421: • ,: r . " ... ,, ,., '" i? .. , " .... "' n ,,. 'Ill "' •• "" 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CAL I~. 92627 • PHONE 646·4838 -646·23~5 ,, , ·' / i ' • ! • ' I I I I \ ( I I ' I l \ ( I I ••• Short-range Problem Social Security Crisis Dispe·lled By SYLVIA PORTER (S«ond in o wrWtJ For the 31 million Amertcan1 -ag ed dh1abled you~ widow~. children -who receive Social 'security 'benefit (!hecks ef!ich month, a nightmare closing 1n 1s lbat your pay· ments might be drusticully cut or stopped For the 100 million ,-.--------.... or us working and pay- ing Social Security con- tributlona out or our earnings, the . s udden spectre is that y, hilc our Social Security taxes Money's Worth Wlll 111crease; funds to _ · puy us ben efits w1ll be exhausted when we reach retirement .age How serious a ro these f1nanc1ng problem s? How can they be m et with m1n1mum disturbance? (J) TO PVT THE FINANCING issues 1n perspective, no one need fear that Social Secunty benefits will not be paid to him (or her) when they fall due, declares a "white paper'' issued earher th1s year by a responsible group or experts. The authors· former Health, Education and Welfare Secretanes Elliot L . Richardson, W1lbut J Cohen Robert Finch, J ohn W Gardner and Arthur F1e mm1n'g , also former Social Secunty comm1ss1oners Robert M. Ba ll, William L. M1tcbelJ, and Charles I Schottland (2) There are two separate f1nanc1ng problems. short.- term and Jong-term. Taking up the short term probJem fU'St, this has resulted from the comb1nat1on or a gall oping r ate of inflation and a slump-induced plunge 1n e mploy ment ~nd paychecks . This will not last. In the 1972'amendments to the Social Secunty Jaw, con- gress provided that SS benefits were to r1se automatically with the cost of living THE ASSVMPTIQNS IN THE esLim ales prepared al the lime or the '72 changes were that the cost or living would rise at an a verage rate or about 3 percent and that wages would go up at an average r ate or 5 percent. The add1t1onal 1ncome from Social Security taxes paid on the hi gher wages or workers would be available to fin ance the cost of livlllg 1n- creases 1n benefits. But the rate,or inflation since '72 has far exceeded 3 per- cent. At the siNUe time, record-high unemployment has been eroding revenues from Social Secunty contributions. Because of this combmation of troubles, Social Security will pay out $3 billion more 1n 1975 than 1t will take 1n. This 1s scarcely a basis for panic. The SS system has about $55 b1lhon 1n reserve funds -$46 btlhon for the cash benefits program and $9 billion (or. Medicare's hospital in- surance The whole purpose o( these reserves 1s to create a pool that m ay be drawn UJX>D dunng a business recession such as today 's . JN FACT, FORMER COMMISSIONER of Social Secun· ty Robert M Ball thinks that with our sttll drooping economy. 1t is probably a good thing to have Social Secunty paymg out more 10 benefits than 1t is coll ect1 ng from worker and employer contributions. • With these b1lhons st1ll 1n reserve, Ball explains, there 1s no immediate need to reqwre higher Social Secunty con~ tnbut1ons To hike SS tax rates against today's economic background wotild be dramatically 1ncons1stenl with the in- come tax rebates we are getting "'It is obvious, however," Ball told me, "that a situation in which the system gives out more than 1t takes 10 cannot be allowed to continue " When the economy has perked up (but no earlier than 1977), Ba ll proposes the maximum amount of earnings subJecl to SS taxes be raised to $24,000. This would mean higher taxes for only about 15 percent or SS contributors; 1t also would substantially in crease the Jevel or their future benefits. Among other proposals by the Advisory Council on Social Security 1s one lhat would make the hospital in- s urance part of Medicare dependent on general U S. Treasury revenues But this, warn Social Secunty off1c1als, raises the danger of 1ntroduc1ng a "means test " into the program and undermining the concept or a syste m 10 which your contr1but1ons earn you a right lo benefits, 1nclud1ng health care, 1n your older years THE FUNDAMENTAL POINT 1s that the short-range f1oanc1ng problem 10 no way constitutes a f1n anc1al cns1s a nd Congress 1s r ight now studying the vanous solutions to· Ute problem . S5.98 Billit1n Alaskan Pipeline: -A BIG Project LOS ANGELES (UPI) -At $598 billion. the 798-mile Akaska p1pel1ne 1s the largest pnvately fund ed construction project ever undertaken Each mile from Prudhoe Bay on the Arctic Ocean OV!;r s now-covered mountain passes and across frQzen streams to the 1ce·free port of Valdez on the Gulf of Alaska w1U cost an average $7.5 m1llion, far more than noimal construction costs 1n other types of terrain "There are very few private proJects this big," accord- jng to Dr J{ R. Peyton, the seruor staff engineer with the Alyeska P1pel1ne Service Company, the firm created by eight 011 and p1pel1ne comparues to build the p1pe. ''lT IS A LONG UNE BEING constructed ln Arctic and sub-Arctic climates, from sea level across three mountain r anges and back to sea level, across numerous rivers, along flood plains, and with low temperature, permafrost and s e1sm1c cond1t1ons that vary considerably alone the route. ''That's why we ca1.l our design a mile·by·mlle design,'' hesa1d. Preconstructlon costs alone amounted to more than $1QO mil bon, Peyton SaJd, with most of that going into so1l 1n- vestigat1ons. det ermining methods of pipe support, testing the pipe itself and compiling environmental information. More than 3,000 holes. some of them costing as much as .$10,QOO each, were drilled m rock, permafrost and gravel and more th21.n 30,000 core samples were taken for deta1Jed i;oil maps of the entire route Everything about the proj ~t is big -MORE THAN 32 MILLION cubic yards of gravel 'were moved to bwld a. 28-foot wide road 360 miles from tbe Y.Ukon River to Prudhoe Nearly 160,000 tons of supplies and 8 8 million 1allons of fu el were used just for tbe road which was finished in the summer of 1974. Three mUU on man hours went into its canst.ruction -To get across the frozen Yukon River. an lee bridle 3,~ feet long and five to six feel thick -strone: enough to 1u11port the heaviest truck -was built by pumping water from under the tee 1n temperatures ranging from 20 to 3S de1rees below iero. ~-TO KEEP THE GROUND.around the auppcrt towers rrdun, 112,000 pipes fUJed with refrigerant will be buried. -Whtie tbe road was under construction, other crews bullt five airplane land.Ing strips out or ice and snow, ex- pa.nded seven existing constructlon camps and started bulld.ln1 four new ones , -More than 60 aircraft, both helicopters and fixed- 1Vlng airplanes, Oew 127,000 Olghta lu l summer, carrying 19,000 m en and hundreds of tons of material lo remote COD· •lrllctlon sites. More than 54,000 passen1er1 will be Oown thill year. \ /, .. . . . 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Saddlehack eo1i1'0 N Today'sOoehC N.Y.St4teks I -· VOL. 68, NO. 140, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1975 TEN CENTS ' Panel OKs Malpractice fus11rance Cut SACRAMENTO (UPI) - Deapit~ opposit_Jon tr.om In,. auranee companle11 an A1- 'iembly comm.rrtee -has qo- aaimously paaaed leeiil1Uon to 1mmedlately lower medical m.alpracuce Insurance pie- nliuma a'nd get striking docto1;s back to work. - • .... Hours before the committee approved the measure Monday"Lo ..•. ".*·* 0.11'1' ...... 5'lltf ....... ajSEEMED UNCONCERNED _Steven Craig Hurd Burd Trial JUry \Tisits $:order Scene -..._. - T By TOM BARLEY Of'U.• Dallt PINI.Staff ~A jury that spent most or Mon- CU.y touring th e lrvine area \!(here Mission Viejo .teacher ~r'ence Nancy Brown spent the ~t terror-filled hours or her life Wu asked today to rind suspect steYen Craig ·Hurd guilty or first ~ree murdei'. (Rf lated Picture F"age A3 ) ."a>eputy Dis trict Attorney &ank Briseno identified her killer as Hurd, 25, a bushy-haired tfansient who has spent most or t!,\e five years since Mrs. Brown's mUrder in mental detention. .-:Briseno further described· Hord today in his opening state- ri!ents as the leader of a gan8' or dtug-using driJters who met m a COsta Mesa motel five years ago to )>tan a n arm ed robbery t hat fained int.0 a m ur der rampage claimt!d two victims in 24 ··-Briseno told the Orange County · rior Court jury that both _ . gs were "vicious, violent es in which neither victim J shown any element or com- 1 on or mercy." { ~rs. Brown, 31, or El TOro, was · htr way -to the school district I ees·on June 3, 1970, when her Uon wagon was stopped by the· g at the Sand Canyon Road t of the Santa Ana Freeway, .. enosaid. :Aild be reminded the jury of panel's tour Monday when, Judge Frank Domenlchlni court offlclala, they toured ' 'various polnta at which Mn. wn wu humlUdted, stabbed, i!i..krecl and then buried In a . i}Mllow grave just over the lll'J""lde Co~nty line. l.iJlriseno commented to the jury : ~ <lnT&IAL,P ... AZ) .... '· . ' ·. immediately reduce medical ln- 1u.r_4ftce r1.te1, the Leeid_~ture began a special senion to deal with Gov. E~muod G. Brown Jr. 's nine-point program for long-range malpracUcereform.s. -' Special session bills were im- mediately introduced to solve the Jong-range problem by limiting the amoqnt people could sue doc- * * * • tors, and clamping a lid on rc('.s attorney:s could receive jn malpractice cases. Another measure proposed a state-fin anced malpractice in- sur ance fund comparable to the unemployment insurance fund for jobless workers. Assembly Speaker Leo T. McCarthy, who wo!"ked for a compromise agreement between * * * • • the insurance industry, doctors and lawmakers lo immediately lower premiums. said. be hoped committee approval may con- vince job-boycotting physicians to go back to work. The bill was approved by the Assemb l y Finance and [nsurance Committee on a 9-0 vote and sent to the Ways and Means Committee. * * * The measure (AB928) by As· semblyman Robert McLennan ~Downey), would require in- Surance companies to form ''pools" to provide malpractice insurance policies in areas of Californi a where such insurance is not available. Brown told reporters he did not have a position on the bill because * * he had not read the latest amend- ments. But Brown's chief-spokesman on malpractice insurance, Busl~ ness ·and Transport8.tlod: ·Secretary Donald Burns, ques- tioned parts or the proposal, say- ing it may not produce the money needed (or companies to create insurance reserves as required bylaw. ·• * * IC ~rISIS roo * * * *· * * * * * Hospital Slowdown County Feeliiig Strike Impact . . .Hospitals in south Orange County will reel the impact or the slowdown by anesthesiologists. Mission Comm·unity Hospital, with a payroll or from 250 to 275 employes and therefore one of the biggest employers in the Sad- dleback Valley, is asking starr to. :Voluntarily reduce work hours. · Administrator George Ollen- porf, w ho con firmed th11t anesthesiologists at the faculty will strike Wednesday, said that all department heads, supervisors, a nd administrators will be t aking pay cuts or 10 per- cent. . Employes also are being asked to cut their hours to about a four- day. week , Ollendorl s aid, and those who have accrued vacation are being asked lo take it. These steps were charac· terized as s horl·term. Qn the ·long-t erm, Ollendor( said ''if n ecessary w e will have to •permanently reduce the work force." Ollendorf estimated a 40 per- cent drop in patient load. The halt to all but emergency surgeries will begin Wednesday at San C l ement e General llos pital, according to Assistant Administrator Archie Kindrat. (See I MP ACT, Page AZ) Briner Attacks Board Valley District's Secret Meetings Hit By J AN WORTII 6r tlle 0.11'1' PllMstaft Chester Briner, a former trustee of-th• Saddleback Valley llllifled.S.C-District, Monday challenged recent actions of the new school trustees regarding Superintend.ent William Zogg an d as ked them to ex-plain themselves. Br1?er submitted a written state ent to trustees after read- ing i aloud at a school board meeting. without r ecommendations?'' Addressing George Henry, board president, Briner said ··1 ask you who. in (act, is the chief executive office!' of..tbis~~f.Set...? ls it Dr. Zogg, Dr. Welle, or are you, as board members, usurp- ing that position?'' "IC you continue to exclude the superintendent from consulla· lion with you; if you place him in the number two spot on the salary scale; if you fail to com- municate with him ns has been Dire Assistant sorely evident at board meet- ings; if you (ail to inform him or your desires with r espect lo the operation or this district., then I ask you. how can Y,OU bold him- responsible?'' Trustees made no comment on Briner's r e marks. Trustee Den- nis Smith moved that the ques- tions "be taken under advise- ment" and that the board move to the next item. CSce BRIN'ER, PageA2) ~ UPIT• ....... TOOTER -Dr. Louis Lewis combines some flute play- ing with some lobbying on the malpractice s ituation in San Francisco's Union Square., "In!. l"ess than six weeks after you'tbok office, you have, on at least two occasions, entered into executive (secret) session without having t he superinten- dent present," Briner said. ••Arter the first such session, you expanded _the scope of ,the de- puty super1nte·nde nl s re- sponsibilities. After the second , you announced that the deputy superintendenl's ·s~lary is to be increased so that 1l exceeds the superintendent's salary. J:?r. Richard Welte, deputy supenn- tendent, recently was given a $4,00l)'a year raise b~truslees. Trustees NiX Coach ''You also announced the employment of a management consultant at the rate or $150 per day expense to taxpayers or this district." By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI ot th• Datil'!' Pilot Sutt Saddleback College trustees have authori~ed the hiring or a new administrator -an assis· tant to Supt. Robert Lombardi with an annual salary of $26,000 to $29,000 -but they bounced the idea of hiring a new basketball coach. trimming the budget, reasoned Bartholomew. He suggested ad· m inis lra tive salaries was the place to begin. ··Somehow we'r e going to have to cut a million dollars out of this budget and I 'm going to have to keep on fighting till we do," snapped Bartholomew. . He argued that an ·additional position would. make the college ''top heavy" in administrators, especially because Saddleback still has former Supt. Fred Bremer under contract. Bremer was given "spCcial as- signments" duty last year when Dr. Lombardi look over the Col- lege's top job. Bremer, who still holds the ti~le· o[ college presi~ (See COACH, Page A2) Briner said he did not question the board's authority to take such actions at a legal meetin~. But he said the management consultant item was taken up as an adden· dum to a special meeting, mak- ing it an illegal action. Trustees look both actions Monday night following a heated d e bate over the fin a ncial prudence of hiring highly paid starr members at a time when the college is caught in an economic squeeze. Mafia Chief Tied And be asked. trustees the following questions: Board members, on a 5-2 vote. approved the creation of the new "assistant tO the superinten - dent" position over the vehement objections of President Robert Bartholomew and Trustee Donna Berry. To Ploy on .Castro -"In light of your comments at your second board meeting that Dr. Welte is "the number . two" official in the district, why has his pay been raised to the number one level?'' Bartholomew challenged the board's wisdom in creating a new position in view of a looming JO. cent lax rate hike the board faces to meet a projected $16.1 million budget. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Rockefeller Commission has re- ceived evidence Crom the FBI linking the Central Intelligence Agency with the lt1a(ia in an at- tempt to assassinate Cuban Premier 'Fid4tl Castro, a com· mission source said today_ -"In view of the (act that the superintendent was not invited lo participate in the executive sessions, who recommended these actions? Did yc)u take them Instead of raising taxes the board ought to look at ways or During its 18-week investi ga· lion or the CIA , the commission headed by Vice President Nelson Typhoon Peril Fear Vo iced for R efugee s A. Rockefeller uncovered a com- plete file on the matter in the Department or Justice, the source said·. It was not clear whether the 1961 project was approved by then-President Kennedy. Top CIA orricials have con· sistently denied that the agency AGANA, Guam (AP) -A warm tropical r 3-in fell ever approved any assassination on Guam's "Tent City" refugee camp today, while of-plots, but have declined to com· ficl. als completed plans for worse weather yet to ment on whether such plots were discussed. come. The existence or the FBI file U.S. Navy spokesme n said that approval had was reported today by The New been given for a continge ncy plan to move all 40,~ York Times and confirmed by Vietnamese refugees to shelters should a typhoon hit. United Press International from 4'We're not afraid of tie rain,'' said e. Navy officer L ·commission sources . as raindrops pelted the tents. '"But we 're afraid of · Ti.e,f'Blfile reportedly showed what.comes with it -wind." -tbai. Sam Giancana. a well* Adm. Steve Morrison , commander of Naval 'knoWI\ Chic.ago rackets figure , d h ed f and underworld soldier of forces in the M arlanna Isl an s, as express ears fortune John Roselli were con- that winds about 40 miles per hour· could blow away tacted by the CIA in 1961 and of· the thousands of tents housing r efugees. · fered a conlract to carry out the Although no typhoons are in sight , the island's 'plot. rainy season is nearing and tropical s torm s here are They reportedly were given sometimes accompanied by winds up lo 75 m.p.h. ,J>Oiaon ca~les, wrucb were to l----:------------------· I be,UMdtoltilltheCub4Ulleader. ' .. • At the lime, both we re said lo have been under investigation by the Department or Justice in con- nection with their underworld ac- tivities. It was unclear whether (See CASTRO, Page A2l 3 Principals Given New School Posts Three principals of the Sad· dleback Valley Unified School Districl were assigned to new schools Monday night by district trustees. As or next rail. Dr. Ronald Gray. current principal of the Esperanza TMR School in Mis· sion Viejo, will go to Cordillera Elementary School. Ken Anderson, Cordillera prin- cipal, will move to Aliso School in El Toro. Mel Packet, Aliso prin- cipal, will make Dr. Gray's spot ,at Esperanza. Packel began his teaching career working with train.able mentally retarded. educationally handicapped, a nd brHln injured 'chlldren in Milwaukee 25 years ago. ''That's how I began and it was one or the most rewarding ex~ perlences of my ure," lleaaid. Hospital Officials -Huddling Hospital ad.ministrators throughout Orange County, faced with a virtual hall on elective surgeries by the end o( the week, called emergency meetings to- day to mip plans to·tackle the crisis. Sh"orl work weeks and pay cuts are being planned to ease the ex- pected. 40 percent drop in patients in the private hospitals as a re- sult of the decision r eached Mon- day night, of the 125 anesthe- siologists in the coWllY lo stop participating in all but emergen- cy, cancer , obstetric and life and limb threatening surgeries. The . doctors are protesting the spiral- ing cost of malpractice in- surance. After a meeting or the anesthesiologists in the Orange County Medical Association. Orange, Dr. Phillip Weingart, a ~ spokesman for the group, said he expected 80 percent o( the COUD· ' ty's anesthesiologists to be participatlbg in the s lowdown by , Wednesday and "almost 100 per- cent" by Friday. But t here were indications to· d ay that the slowdown would spread to other doctors. The anesthesiologists' action has the support or the Oran_g_c ~unty Medical Association. and Dr. PhiHp McFarland of F\ilJerton, association president, also said that the association will support the decision ''of several in-t dividual physicians to withhold non-em ergency services .•. to develop a unified action." Everett Bannister, an associa-f lion administrator, agreed today 1 that the strike could spread to other doctors. The association : has 1,900 members. 1 Anesthesiologists at Tustin · Community Hospital are waiting to see whether the legisla,t.ure j passes emergency legislation to 1 relieve the situation by Friday, according to Mrs. Jane White, director of nur ses. I "If some legislation is not passed to alleviate the insurance . problem, I 'm pretty sure they will g'o along with the slowdown. Through Friday, we will pro-· bably function normally.·• I A halt to elective surgeries, she'! said, would cut about SO percent or the hospital's patient load .. Consequently, othe r employes will be given early vacations br leaves of absence. <See DOCTORS, PageA2) Ora~•:'47 ~•& Wead1er Continued cloudy with chance of light showers in· land Wednesday. Windy and continued quite cool with highs at the beaches 58 rising lo 63 inland. Lows near50. I NSIDE TOD"' Y . "The Maf'J/ Tyler Moore Show" wot hailed by the televilion academy aJ the out· atanding comedy .terie• of 191f..7S, winning.a total o/ .si:r Emmys Monday night. Page AS. ladex AtVMWW•lC;• Al AM""""' •1 1,,_ --.wc11 •1 -.. "' L.M ... :r. All ........ l ... ws A4 (.allf9r a AS Or .... C-1'1' A7 CM.WllH •t-11 ,.,.... 111·1 CM'tlll ll S'l'fv~ P.,,_r AU CrflaMrf Ill s..rts 14-t Df-'lil ... U<•I A? Or.S1•111C,.MI 11 ·~~... A6 St.cllMarlltts -'1•11 IE"~'-9ftt At Tea.~H'-*"•• .....,_. Al._11 ''-'"''' .., .......... IJ WMtlief" M l ..... 11ot11• At ......... ~ M I •• • ... s fl.% DAILY PILOT SB Tulld1y. Mrt20.1t75 :Homicide Charges I : Confront Lagunan John M. Moore, VihO claims le; be a member of the Laguna Hare. Krishna sect, was led away from Laguna Beach City Jail today for arraignment on murder charges. Fro• Page Al CASTRO ••. there .... ·as any attempt to carry out the plot. .. Sen. George S. McGovern CD- S.D. ), said in an interview last ~'eek after returning from Cuba that Castro bad documentation pro\i.ng be was the target of a CIA assassination plot. Also last week, former Treasury Secretary C. Doug.las Dillon, the vice ch.airman of the Rockefeller Commissioo, told re- porters the panel's final report v.•ould discuss allegatioas tbe CIA v.·as involved in a number of assassination plots. He said the report on this issue would "deal mainly with Castro" but refused toelaborate. The commission is scheduled. to give its final report to Presi· dent Ford June 6, and it is expect- ed it will be made public shortly thereafter. . Commission Executive Direc- tor David W. Belin refused to comment on the existence of the FBI file confirming the Castro plot. As far back as 1967, rolumnisl Jack Anderson reported that Robert Maheu, once an FBI man . with CIA connections and later one of the top officials in the Howard Hu ghe .. empire, contact- ed the two underworld figures in connection with the Castro pl~t. I Earlier this year, two aides to the late Robert F . Kennedy said they had been told by the then- attorney general or the existence of such a plot. Neither Maheu nor the un- derworld figures were ques- tioned by the full Rockefeller Commission, but reportedly the Castro plot was fully probed by staff investigators. ORANGE COAST sa DAILY PILOT l"" o. ... ~ C:<M•I O.lly Piiot, ..i11>wfll~ 1\(-too""" I"" Ne ..... Pr.11, I\ Pwl>llll'led 11'1' t .... 0<•"9' C:0.'1 Pllbll.,,.11•9 C:O-•ny. s.i.t••l•t'dlllorl'••• -O)hf:(I -..... , tl'l<OUvf> Frld,oy !Of C:O.I• Mow. Nt wPorl S.acr.. 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Sim- mons, 24, a memberofthelndian religious cult, Friday in the mid- dle of a Laguna Beach street near the downtown businessdistrict. -Laguna Beach police have . compiled a voluminous stack or police reports, interviews and coroner's findings in the case, the ... ity's first murder since 1972 when a woman was shot to death by her boyfriend in a Wave Street apartment. 1 A coroner's autopsy established that three .25 caliber slugs were fired into the brain of the woman. Moore, who lists an alternate name of Jagaddeva Das, was ar- rested at the Hare Krishna Tem- )>le, 641 Ramona Avenue. He told police he had gone there to change from his white and blue Krishna dhote, (robes) into uousers. Officers Carlene Ambrose and Barn· Snyder along with two de- tectives were sent to the temple immediately after the shooting a nd saw 1'1oore talking with another devotee of the sect. Officer ,\mbrose reported that a s police drew close, Afoore r aised his hands and surren- dered. reportedly saying "Please don't blame .,.,·hat I 've done on the IDO\·ement." 1-1oore is to be represented in court by the public defender's of- fice. He hos been held in Laguna Beach City Jail in li eu of $250,000 bail. Fro• Page Al TRIAL •.. • If.hat there was very little hope that Mrs. Brown would receive any other kind or treatment in view of what he said was meted out to service station attendant Jerry Wayne Carlin the previous day. Briseno said Hurd was with Arthur Craig ''Moose" Hulse, then 16, on June 2, 1970, when Carlin, 20, was robbed of $40 while tending the pumps at a Garden Grove area service sta- tion. Briseno said Carlin was taken to the rest room by Hurd and Hulse where a comment made by the young attendant to Jiulse led the 350-pound, s ix -foot youth to strike Carlin on the head with a r oofer's ax. Carlin, his head and shoulders draped over the urinal, was then repeatedly struck by Hulse until the upper part of his body became unrecognizable, Briseno said. The prosecutor stressed that ·Hurd is not being tried today for the Carlin murder for which ~Ruise is now serving a lire which· ·Hulse ts now serving a life term ln state prison. Hulse is scheduled to appear as a prosecutionwitn~s. llurd, Briseno alleged, was the architect of Mrs. Brown's murder in an Irvine orange grove during which the hetples• woman was grotesqu<!ly mutilat- ed before she died at the hands of her attackers. Brii;eno said he will show the jury picture!! depicting tho11e mutilations, all of whit!h were taken shortly after what was left of the attractive teacher was removed from lt.s grave near the Ortega Highway. .J 105,000 011 Ba11d North Carolina- Welcomes Ford CHARLOTTE, N.C. <AP) - President Ford shook hands campaign-style for hall an hour today in a crowd of some 105,000 ·persons who gave him a rousing welcome at a bicentennial ·ceremony honoring what some North Caroli_oial)s believe was the nation's first declarBition of independence. It is a contention fiercely de· baled by historians. But Ford diplomatically sidestepped the debate in brief remarks, leaving the controversy to historians. Many in the crowd, whose size -Fro• Page Al DOCTORS If the walkout lasts long enough, she said, the .hospital employes may go on a three or four-day work week. Other medical specialists. she said, are likely to go along with the anesthesiologists' walkout. "It's just a question of time before al1 the doctors are affect· ed by it. Most of them seem to be in sympathy with th e anesthesiologists,'' Mrs. White said. The biggest surgery center in Orange County -the nine operating rooms shared by St. Joseph's and Childrens Hospital of Orange County in Orange - was the most affe<:ted in the crisis. The patient load was off 20 per- cent at St. Joseph's today and a ll personnel, including ad- ministrators, were on a four.day week. The slowdown at St. Joseph's began Monday and therefore is the most affected. Surgeons are also supporting the anesthesiologists in their at- tempt to press Governor Brown and the Legislature to enact legislation lo solve the pro- fessional liability cris is . .. The surgeons are not going from hospital to hospital looking for a place to operate," was the way a spokes man fo r St . J oseph ·s put it. ··we are urg:iog our employes and the patients and members of the community to write or wire Governor Brown and legislators to encourage the stale to resolve the crisis," :said Ric-hard Grun- fl~n~~!1i~~sntr~~;e~~:;:~4i:~~ Jiospital. * * * Fro111 Page A 1 IMPACT ... The halt to all but emergency surgeries will begin Wednesday at San C lemente Ge neral .1-iospital, according to. Assistant Administrator Archie Kindrat. ''I hope it doesn't goon too long. If it does. we will have to start looking at layoffs a nd early vaca- tions or whatever;" he said. "I won 't know any more until we see how it will affect the hospital.'' Adminisrators were holding as emergency meeting at Sad- \ dleback Comm unity Hospital this morning to draw up plans to handle the s ituation. Administrators were holding an emergency meeting at. Sad- dleback Community Hospital this morning to draw up plans to han- dle the situation. Al South Coast Community llospital, in South Laguna con- troller Gerald Gillman said, "I've just fini s hed checking and we have a full surgery schedule all week long. We haven't heard anything about a walkoutsofar." Final Rites Held Today For Lagunan · Funeral services were held to- day for Addie Lee Hoover, a Laguna area resident since 1928. Mrs. Hoover died Saturday at Saddleback Comm unity Hospital. She was 69. Mrs. Hoover was active in civic a rfairs in the Art Colony and serv~ as charter m ember and past' president of the Laguna Beach Ebell Club. a member of Eastern Star, a Shrine nobelette, and a member of the Daughters of the America.n Revolution. Mrs . Hoover moved from Laguna Be ach to Laguna Hills in 1966. . She is survived by her h~band W. Rex Hoover; three children, Charles Rt'x Hoover of Scotts Valley_, Mary L. Scudder of Costa Mesa,· and Patricia Bumes of Santa Ana : 14 grandchildren and seven great-grand~hl ldre n . Three s isters also are surviving. was estl'snaled by police, local park officials and members of the Charlotte bicentennial com· mittee, reached for the President as he spent some 30 minutes ahaking hands. . The crowd was in a holiday mood as the President arrived at .Freedom Park. They cheered luaWy when ilhousands of red, white and blue balloons were re- leased as he stepped onto a 6peaker's platform. ; Around him were parades, :Eagle scouts, a band and ban. ners proclaiming that people ·here believe in the "eck.lenburg :Oeclaration of Independence. : They insist thal local patriots drafted their declaration in a . . back country courthouse 200 years ago today, on May 20, 1775 •. .Thal was 13 months before the ;Continental Congress in ·Philadelphia declared indepen- -.dencefrom Britain. . One account says a resolution "for independence was introduced here after a messenger brought Word of fighting at Lexington and Concord, Mass., a month earlier. ; l\'Iany of the nation's founding :fathers maintained the Meckleo- _burg Declaration was either a fabrication or at best the mud- dled recollection of senile old men a quarter-century latt!r. Thomas J effe rson called it-- >'spurious." · There is no copy or the docu- ment; some say it was destroyed in a fire in 1800. Fro• Page A 1 COACH ••• dent, commands a salary or ap- proximately $38,000 a year. Despite Bartholomew's charges a nd a comment by Mrs. Berry that "this is not the year to add a hig_h-priced assistant," a majori- ty of the board members argued that Lombardi needed help in running the growing college. Lombardi explained that his new assistant would help with educational planning and that he would act as a • 'grantsman,'' a person who would bring out.side funds to the college well over and above his salary. "In the long run he would save the district money," Lombardi predicted. While Lombardi won his re- quest for a.n assistant to his staff, he failed to convince board mem- bers that they ought to hire a top ·level bas ketball coach to replace Roy Stevens who resigned as coach but will continue teaching. Trustees voted 4-3 against hir4 ing a coach. primarily be<:ause it would have entailed the creation of a new position. Stevens' re- assignm ent did not leave a vacancy. Trustees Frank Greinke and Norrisa Brandt, both of whom sided with Dr. Lombardi on the new administrative position, op- posed creation of a coaching post. Greinke suggested that all of the talented basketball coaches had already committed themselves to other colleges. That, plus the fact that Sad- dleback doesn't have a gym yet, convinced him it would be better to delay action until next year. . And Mrs. Brandt slating her desire to "save monCy" ques· tioned the expenditure because of her belief that other operations of the college were in greater need. Firehouse Mascot Firefighters al Mission Viejo's Station 31 have a new . companion, a five-month-old Dalmatian puppy. The_yet unnamed mascot is turned over to the crew by Bob Barr (right). Accepting 1s-eapt. Dave Hubert. Children under 12 are invited to name the dog by sending entries to tlte station a t 23172 Via Aurora. The winner will be treated to lunch at the firehouse. Capo Board Okays; Headquarters Site School trustees have approved plans that will transform the In · ca Plastics building in San Juan Capistrano to the Capistr ano Unified School District's new ad· ministrative center . 1 Jan Jensen, a San . Clemente architect with the firm Porter- Jensen, told trustees that the in- terior modifications will cost between $800,000 and $900,~. Planners Set New Delay On Revision Orange County planning com- missioners h ave ordered yet .another delay on the fifth revision to the Lake Forest Planned Com- munity District and the founlain ·whic.h.it includes_. A spokesman for the com- mission said commissioners withheld action on change~ sought by Occidental Land, Inc., the developer, until May 28. The interval will give planning aides time to make corrections and additions to the Lake Forest master plan. One of the issues involved in the proposed revision is the Lake Forest fountain adjacent to San Diego Freeway. It has been proposed that the fountain be razed to allow for bet· ter planning of a condominium project on Occi dental-owned land in the fountain area. T rustees recently paid $625,00o for the-45 ,000 square foot building neor to the San Juan Capistral\o airport. The building earlier was vacated by lnca Plastics. ' The building will house all dis· trict administrators, warehous- ing operations and a central kitchen where meals served at district schools will be prepared. Supt. Truman Benedict said the new center is sufficient in size to accommodate the district's administrative space needs until the stwtent populationdoubles.·lt now stands al 13,000 students. Plans included a school boaid meeting room that can seat ~ persons, six conference rooijls for use of administrators ap.d teachers and a records center.?_ Jensen said bids for the p •- terior modifications could be Put out by mid summer. Complete1$e of the building is scheduled. ~or December. , Fro• Page Al " BRINER .•• Briner was one of the thr'ee trust'ees defeated March 4 after a campaign in which all five seats were up for re·election. He and former trustees Joseph Peterson &nd Vincent McCullough supported Zogg throughout their terms in office, often defending him against the criticisms of Trustees Smith and George Henry. who were re- .elected. WHAT YOU SEE IS IHOT MEClSSAllLYI WHAT YOU GET! The tufting machines make carpet 70 times faster than Axminster and W ilton today than 30 years ago. The tufting mochineS make carpet 70 tim e~ foster than Axmini~ter and ~!!ton looms. Th ese machines will make up to 12 lineal feet of carpeting per .m1n~te, either twelve or fifteen feet wide. The rel ative ease of this monufoctunng method hos hod one negative aspect. Instead of about ten re'l?ected, r~lioble mills, todoy there ore more than 300 ~ills, many of queshonoble integri ty. It is not difficult fOf a cle ver carpet designer to make a carpet look far better than it is. The a nswer to the consumer is clear: Either know your ma nufacturer' -or rely .. on a reputable retailer. {Alden's, o f course.) DEN'S ' \ *•••••• carpe : iiisiillatiiin: ·custom drapsriss UC. NO. 2J0422 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 PHONE 6<6·<838 -6<6 ·235$ • . - "· ... " Servlces were held a t ·Waverley Chapel ln Santa Ana. Interment la at Fairhaven Cemetery. IL..~~~~~~~~~~~ .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"""' • I • ' I .. . , .. s • I ] I . ll II .. a1 It m m bl I ,.. • • J .. -. •• 1 l •I all ev Pl• mi dii .. wi i: co .. I th. krl an fol tao ie1 ph • i I . I I pe ~A di• !%! ..r J " ~ Pl El }ft Mi Nt Se . ~ °'' -·'-.t • ., " " .- ; ., • - ' I I 1 I I Irvine ¥()L 68, NO. 1.0, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A T oday's Cl oslag N.Y.Stoeks ' TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1975 TEN CENT'S Panel OKs Malpractice Insurance Cut SACRAMENTO <UPI) - l>eapite oppo1ltlon from In · aura.nee ~ompaniea, an As· 1~mbly committee has un- animously p!tssed legislation to Immediately lower m edical malpractice insurance pre- miums and get striking doctors back to work. Hours be(ore the ~ committee ~pproved the measure Monday to *' * * e 'Mafioso .T ied In '. C:IA Plot? . WASHINGTON (UPI) -The tlockefeller Commission has r e· ~tved evidence from the FBI linking the Central i ntelligence Agency with the Mafia in an al· tempt to assassinate Cuban Prem ier Fidel Castro, a com- mission soUtte said today. ... During lJt1 18-week investiga- tion or the CIA, the commission headed by Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller uncovered a com- jjlete file on the m atter in the ~epartment or J ustice, the ISbOrCe said. _It was not clear whether tht!'. ?961 project was approved by !-P:en·President Kennedy. '-Top CIA officials have con- sistenUy denied that the agency ever approved any assassination plots. but have declined to com· lJ'\tnt on whether such plots were discussed. ·'.The existence or the FBI file . was reported today by The New York Times and confirmed by tlnited Press International from commission sources. · The FBI file reportedly showed t hat Sam Giancana , a well- known Chicago rackets fi gure, and u nderworld soldier o f tOrtune John Roselli were ·con- \acled by the CIA in 1961 and of- fered. a contract to carry out the p lot. They reportedly were given CSeeCASTRO, PageA2} F raud Case .. Pleas Given LOS ANGELES (APJ -Seven persons, including four from . orange County, have pleaded in- n~ent to charges or cheating in- dt'vidual investors and financial Wtitutions of $1 million in a s1:heme involving the sale of sug- ar .and other commodities. . Filing pleas Monday wer e James Dondich, 42, and Meredith RUssell, 31, both of Santa Ana ; Philip Ste in, 39, or Orange; E4.ward Zuber, 34, of Costa lites.a; Michael L. Graham, 37, of Mjll Valley; Sy Guthrie, 45, of .New York, and J .A. Neel, 34, of Se·attle . -: .U.S. District Court Judge E. Avery Crary set Aug. 19 as trial Weforthe seven. .·.1 We atar • Continued cloudy with • ·chance of ll ght showers in· "J.and Wednesday. Windy ... ,a nd continUed quite cool k,, with highs at the beaches SS r-;ristng to 63 inland. Lows . ncar50 .. • '· l . ' '" INSIDE TODAY i , c·rht. Mafll Tyler Moort • $'1010 " wa1 hailed by th8° ~, l•l<vilioi\oca<kmg.OI u.. .... :; ttdndir1g comedy 1trfe:1 of ;. lt14-7$, wlnning.c iotal of ri% . Emmu• MOlldav .nlghl. Poge .u. I n dex ' . • immediately reduce medical in- surance rates, the Legislature began a special session to deal with, G-ov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 's nine-point program for long-range m alpractice reforms. Special session bills were im- mediately introduced to solve the Jong-range problem by limiting the amount people could sue doc· * * * • tors, and clamping a lid on fees attorn eys co uld receive} in malpractice cases. Another measure propC>Sed a state-financed malpracti<'e in· surance fund compar able lo the unemployment insurance fund for jobless workers. Assembly Speaker Leo T. McCarth y, who worked for a compromise agreement between * * * • • the insurance industry, doctors and lawmakers to immedjately lower premiums, said he hoped committee approval may con· vince job-boycotting physicians lo go back to work. The bill was approved by the Assembly Finance and Jnsurance Committee on a 9·0 vote and sent to the Ways and Means Committee. * * * . The measure (A 89'l8) by As· semblyman Robert McLennan CR-Downeyr. would require in· sura nce comp a nies to form .. pools" lo provide malpractice insurance policies in areas or California where s uch insurance isnotavail~ble. Brown told reporters he did not have a position on the bill because * * he had not read the latest amend· me nts. But Brown's chief spokesman on malpractice insurance. Busi· ne ss a nd Transport3tion ·Secretary Donald Bums, ques· tioned parts or the proposal, say· ing it may not produce the money needed ror companies to create insurance reserves as required. by law. '* * * IC ~rISIS roo ~u., Plt.1 staff "'-'• SEEMED UNCONCERNED Steven Craig Hurd Hurd Trial Jury Visits Murder Scene By TOM BARLEY OfllttDilllyPllotSUft • A jury that spent most of Mon- day touring the Irvine area where Mission Viejo teacher Florence Nancy Brown spent the l ast terror-filled hours of her lire was asked today to find suspect Steven Craig Hurd gui lty of first degree murder. <Related Picture Pa_ge A3 ) De puty D ist ri ct Attorney Frank Briseno identified her k1Jler as Hurd, 25, a bushy-haired transient who has spent most of the live years since Mrs. Brown's murder in mental detention. Briseno furth e r d escribed Hurd today in bis opening state- ments as the leader of a gang oC drug-using drifter s who met 1n a Costa Mesa motel five years ago to plan an armed robbery that turned into a murder rampage and claimed two victims in 24 hours. Brise no told the Orange County Superior Court jury that both killings wer e "vicious, violent crimes in which neither victim was shown any ele ment of com- passion or m ercy." · Mrs. Brown, 31, of El Toro, was on her way to th·e school district offices on June 3. 1970, when her station wagon'was stopped by the· gang at the Sand Canyon Road exit of ~e Santa Ana Freeway, Briseno said. And he reminded the jy.ry or lhe pantl 's tour Monday when, with Judge Frank Domenichlni and court officials, they toured the various points at which Mrs. Brown was humiliated, stabbed. murdered a nd the.n buried in a s h•llow gr-ave just over the River1ide County line. Briseno comment~ to the jury <!leeTRI AL, PageA2) No 'Surrender Reds Take Last Laotian Town SAVANNAKHET, Laos (UPI) -The Communist Pathet Lao made a triumphal entry into this central Laot ian town today a board a flower-bedecked con- voy of Russian tanks and tr ucks. Twelve Americans held here un - der house arrest by students were in good condition. Savannakhet. a town of about 30.000 on the Me kong River, was the last remaining major town on S tate's Budg et In Red SACR,AMEN'FO (AP)--Tbe California state budget will be at least a quarter billion dollars in the red because of the recession, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s top budget officer said today. Despite the $257 million deficit, there is s till a sizable surplus, said Fina nce Director Roy Bell. Bell said he expects the state gener al rund to take in $8.99. billion in the fiscal year begin- ning July 1 a nd spend $9.25 billion. the loyalist, or non-Communist s ide. The P athet Lao have oc- cupied a number of olher towns as they expanded their control CAMBODIAN GUNBOAT CREW GIVES UP, A4 J EWS ALSO IMMIGRATE TO U.S.--Column, B7 · across the country in the past few weeks. The P athet Lao arrived in Savannakhet th is a fte rnoon aboard two Russian-made P'Ii6 tanks and about 12 trucks. They were met by crowds in the streets and garlanded with nowers while the stude nts who seized the town last week accompanied . them in Jeeps a nd snaked ahead of their vehicles in a Laotian-5tyle folk dance. Pretty girls giggled on the sidewalks. Unlike elsewhere in Indochina, Laos has a working peace agree- ment a nd the Laotians are a peo· ple who probably would not have gone to war if left to themselves. So there wer e no scenes of sur· "render, but ins tea d one or· welcome. Hours Red~ed Hospital Officials . Huddling ~ Hos pital a;mini strators •<!!;' ~'l'>I~ ,I'>.,. "'<tkif"n .. "!IJ _, ,. """ ~ . ...,,,.. ... -·""""' ~ ,{,..,...,. "'.. ,,... ' ];, h~. ~.: UPIT•......_ TOOTER -Dr. Louis Lewis combines some flute play- ing with some lobbying on the malpractice situati on in S an Francisco 's Union Square. throughout Orange County, faced with a virtual halt on elective surgeries by the e nd of the week, called emergency meetings to- day to map plans "to tackle the crisis. Short work weeks and pay cuts are being planned to ease the ex· pected 40 percent drop in patients in the private hospitals us a rt;· suit of the decision reached Mon - d ay night. of the 125 anesthe· siologists in the county to s top participating in all but eme rgcn· cy, cancer, obstetric and life alld. limb threatening surgeries. The doctors are protesting the spiral- ing cost o( malpractice in· s urance. After a mee tin g of t h e a nesthesiologists in the Orange County Medical Association. Orange, Dr. Phillip Weingart, a ... spoke.,man for the group, said he expected 80·percenl or the coun- t y 's anesthesiologists to be participating in the slowdown by Wednesday and "almost 100 per· cent" by Friday. But there were indications to· day tbat the slowdown would. spread to other doctors. The anesthesiologists' action has the That deficit will cut Brown's anticipated budget surplus from $574 million to $349. 7 million, Bell tol~ the Asse mbly Ways and Means Committee. Bell said Brown's Jan. 12 budget correctly anticipated the decline in the s tate's economy .. but did not ant icipato the se\•erity of the decline .. , County Hospitals Feeling Slowdown support of the Orange County Medical Association, a nd Dr. Philip McFarland or Fullerton, association pres ident, also said that the association will suppqrt the decision ,"of several in· dividual physicians to withhold non-e m ergency services ••• to develop a unified action." Everett Bannister , an associa· , lion administrator, agreed today that the strike could spread to .other doctors. The association has 1,900 members . Brown's budget message cau· lioned against spending the an- ticipated s urplus because of the uncertain nature of the economy. "Although our best estim ate indicates the turning point of re- covery will occur this summer, it is possible that the recovery will not occur as r apidly or as strong- <See DEFICIT, PageA2) Speakers at UCI Two r e presentatives of the Women's Jnternational League for Peace and Freedom wil l speak at the UC Irvine Gateway Commons at noon Wednesday. The public is invited to the talks by International Women's Year delegates Cecilia M ed.ina of Chile and Kaisa Solvolianen or Finland. Hos pitals in sout h Orange County will feel the impact of the slowdown by a nesthesiologists. Mission Community Hospital, with a payroll or rrom 250 to 275 employes and therefore One of the biggest employers in the Sad· dleback Valley, is asking staff to :Voluntarily r educe work hours. · Administra tor George Olien· 'dorf, who confi rmed that anesthes iologists at the faculty will strike Wednesday, said that a ll departm e nt head s,. supervisor s. and administrators will be taking pay cuts or 10 per- cent. Employes also a r e being asked to cut their hours to about a four- day wee k. OllendorC said, and those who have accrued vacation are being asked to take it. These s te ps w ere ch arac- ter ized as s hort-term. On the ·long-term , Ollendorf s aid "if Water Sport Pane( Urged for Irvine With increasi'1g interest in w ater sports in the city and a new aquatic comple x. to be built at the Jrvine High School Community Park site, Irvine n eeds a n aquatics board to k eep the various groups from stepping on each other's Clippers, according to Community Services Director Paul Brady. Rabies Clinic Set A clin ic to in oculate pets against r abies will be held at the Jrvine Teen Center, 1.8021 Culver Drive, from 7 to 8:33 p.m. May 27. A $2 feo pe r vaccination will ·.be charred at the clinic spo,n.sored · ,by · the Oca•1e • Co<lnty !'Ire Department and' t~e eoQnl,y Veterlllart-· Atso$tkln. •· '• ' I ( .. Brady will ask the community services commission Wednesday to set up a panel to govern aquatic activities. The meeting will be held al city hall, 4201 campus Drive, at 7:30p.m . The panel's duties, Brady sug· gests, would include coordinat· ing Scheduling of Cacilities, pro· viding swimming instruction and assisting the various groups In their activities. The se:ven-m e mber board would be com.posed of a member of Irvine Aquatics, Inc .: one from Irvi ne Novas' Swim Team; one repre1enting water polo in· terests; one representing diving; one for synchronized swimming; eae reps:e.ea.Ung community as- IOl!lalloli, •*'m iu.,.1~ -......-.111.<11,y. ~ ' , ' . n ecessa r y we will h ave· to 'J)ermanently reduce the work rorce.'' Ollendorf estim ated a 40 per· cent drop in patient load. . The halt to all but emergency Surgeries will begin Wednesday at ·San C le m e nte Gen e r a l Hospital. according to Assistant Administrator Archie Kindrat. The halt to all but emergency surgeties will begin Wednesday at San Cle m e nte Gen e r al Hospital, according to Assistant Administrator Archie Kind rat. "l hope it doesn 't goon too long. tr it does, we will have to start looking at layoffs and early vaca· lions or whatever," he said. •·t won't know any more until we see ho\\' it will affect the hospital.'' Administr ators we re holding. an em ergency meeting al Sad· dleback Community Hospital this morning to draw up plans to han· die the situation. At South Coast Community Hospital, in South Laguna con· trollerGeraldGillmansaid, ''J've j ust finished checking and we have a full surgery schedule all week long. We haven't heard anything about aw !llkoutsof ar." Clash Erupts In Lebanon By The Associated Press Palestinian guerri ll as and members or Lebanon's Phalange party exchanged rifle a nd ·machine-gun fire today near a suburb east of Beirut. Four pedestrians were r eported slight· Jy lnjure:d before a cease-flre was agreed on, Police said. • Pol ~ce sources said the ex-- c:barige began shortly after mid· night when guerrillas fired on a regul ar police patrol al ·Dellwaneh, site of a camp for 7,000 refugees. Anesthesiologists at Tustin Community Hospital are waiting to see whether the legislature passes emergency legislation to relieve the situation by Friday, according to Mrs. Jane White, director of nurses. "Ir some legislation is not passed to alleviate the insurance problem , I'm pretty sure they will go along with the slowdown . Through Friday, we will pro· bably function normally." A halt to elective surgeries, she said, would cut about 50 percent of the hospital's patient load. Consequently, other employes will be given early vacations or leaves of absence. If the walko ut lasts l ong enough , s he said, the hospital e mployes may go on a three or four-day work week. Other medical specialists, she said, are likely to. go a long with the anesthesiologists' walkout. ''It's just a question of time <See DOCTORS. Page A2> New Staffers Of Y Feted At Reception A reception to introduce ne w 15tarr members of the Orange Coast _YMCA to the public will be hefcrfrom 4 to 6 p .m. Wednes- day at the Y, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach . The public is invited . The new executive di.rector ia Jim deBloom, wtio comes rrom the Los Angeles YMCA. "Woody" Morr Is the new pro- gra m director. He last served as director of Camp Osceola. Ron ' Markillie is the: physical direc· tor. Markillie was formerly with the Monterey-Salinas YMCA . The Orange Coast "V'' serves NewPott Beach, C<lela 111 .. a 8"' parts oUrv!ne, ' I I 2 DAILY PILOT Agency To Study· Sewers By FREDERICK SC110EMEllL Oj .... 0.11, ~ ... SUtf.. Directors or the dissension· torn Aliso Wa ler Management Agency wilt m eet in Laguna Niguel Wednesday to come to g rips with differences that threaten to partially destroy plans fo• a unified sewer system to serve much of south Orange Co unty . AWMA is a joint powers agen· cy made up of the Irvine Ranch Water Dist rict, Emerald Bay Service District, City or Laguna Beach, South Laguna Sanitary District, Moulton Niguel Water District, El Toro Waler District and Los Alisos Wa te r District. ll has been trying for three years to ac hi eve necessar y local, s ta te and federal govern- ment approvals lo build a $30 million regional sewer system that would serve existing and planned populations in Laguna Beach, South Laguna, Laguna Niguel, Moulton Ranch, El Toro and Laguna Hills. The federal Environmental Protection Agency dealt a stiff blow to the agency two weeks ago when it rule that it would not provide graQt nds for construe·· tion of an A MA·proposed se\\'age treatm lant in Aliso Canyon. The E eld that the plant \\'OU!d be e nvironmentally unsound and that the AWMA ~y'stem would facilitate develop- ment that "-'OUld worsen air ·quality in south-Orange County. Since the ruling, AWMA has {been investigating alternative plant locations that might be ac- ceptable to the EPA for grant funding. Laguna Beach City Manager Al Theal said' today that the city is on reco rd tha t it will not par ticipa te in the AWMA pro- gram if grant funds are not pro- vided to the project. ·'The original project was the most cost-effective because it took into accou n t federa l grants.·· s aid Theal. "Without the grants , the project might not ibe the mos t effective. We would want to look at other alternatives for Laguna Beach.•• Another problem agency for AWMA is the South Laguna Sanitary District. Clay N. Mitchell, board presi· dent. said today that although the district bas "full intentions of Tiding along with AWM~" it wants several aspects of the pro· ject clarified. fl.1itchell noted that the ·district is perhaps th e only agency within AWr.1A that has no real need to 'hook ·up to the regional s ystem. He i::oinled out that the current plant and ocean outfall are ade- oquate for the district's needs. Mitchell said South Laguna direc tors w ere critical of <!ngineering f or the regional plant, claiming that it did not meet flood problems posed in Aliso Canyon. The AWMA meeting will begin at 11 :30 a.m . in the offices of the ~toulton Niguel Water District, 27500 La Paz R oad, Laguna Niguel . Fro•P ageAI DEFI CIT .•. ly as we have projected. "Sinc-e we do not know, it would be well to r ese ve the re· maining s urplus to cover addi- tional revenue losses if economic •response is delayed," Bell cau- tioned the committee. The revised estimates released today give some encouragement -but not much -to legislators and administration officials who hoped the r eport would say there is more money for new pro· J!:rams . ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rober! N. w ero Prt1l0tnl • ..., P111Ji,....,, J.:ic.k R. Curley Vo<t P•t~·ot"t •"'ll Gof~·,,.1 ...,.,..._ Thomas Keevil £0•10t Thomas A. Murphine M.on•Cl•nQ Etl•IOt Charles H. Loos. Richard P. Nall l-v••1••nt ~"*!J"'" E(l>to<~ OlllC•S c.tl• "'"'•: JJO w.11 .. ,s,,~ ~ &e..:11: )Jll H4'.-t -•atd Ut""'• S.•(11. 11etc;.._,.,, !<1_-1 """''""t""(l.fo•tll ,,.,, ... 11 .............. 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Sim- mons, 24, a membe r of the Indian religious cult, ·Friday in the mid· dleof a Laguna Beach street near lhedowntown businessdislrict. Laguna Beach police have compiled a voluminous stack ot police reports, interviews and coroner's findings in the case, the city's first murder since 1972 when a woman was shot lo death by her boyfriend in a Wave Street apartment. 1 A coroner 's autops y established that three .25 caliber slugs were fjred into the brain of F roraPageAI CAS TRO ... poison capsules, which v.·ere lo be used to kill the Cuban leader. At the time, both were said to have been under investigation by the De partment of Justice in con- nection with their underworld ac· tivities. It w as unclear whether there was an y attempt to carry out the plot. · the woman. 1\loore, \vho lists an j'lternate name of J agaddeva Das, was ur· rested at the Hare Kris hna Tem- 11le, 641 Ra mona Avenue. He told police he h a d gone ther e to change from his white and blue Kris hn a dhote. (robes> into trousers. Officers Carlene Ambrose a nd Barry Snyder a long with t"-'O de- tectives were sent to the temple immediately after the shooting and saw A-foore talking with a nother devotee of the sect. Officer Ambrose reported that as police dre w close, Moore raised his hands and surren- dered. reportedly saying "Please don't blame what l'Yc done on the movement.'· Moore is t o be represented in C'ourt by the publi c defender's of- fice. He has been held in Laguna Beach City J ail in lieu of $250,000 bail. 1'he couple's 2~ye.ar-old child Lila has been placed in c ustody of t he deceased Woman 's mother :., St. Loui.s. Ami-smoking Law App roved For County By WILUAM SCHREIBER Oj 1111 D•lly Piiot SllH Sen. George S. McGovern (D- S.D. ), said in a n interview last week aft<'r returning from Cuba that Castro had doc umentation proving he "'·as the target of a CIA assassination plot. Orange County s upervisors Also l ast w ee k , form e r routinely a pproved sweeping Treasury Secretary c. Douglas amen~m ents .to the county's anti- Dillon, the vice chairman of thC smok1~g ord 1na~ce t'?<1ay after Rockefeller Commission, told re-t~r~ weeks of d1scuss1on ~d re- porters the panel •s final repo~l vis o~. The tou~hened ordinance would discuss a llegations the s intoeff~c~ 1n 30days. CIA was involved in a number The· _r ev1s1o n s, draf~ed by assassin~tion plots. He said the Supervisor R~bert B~ttin , ex.- report on this issue would "deal pand the smoking ba~ 1~ county- mainly with Castro" but refused owned and leased b~l~~s and 'loelaborate. ex~end some of the hm1tat1ons to The commission is scheduled private s tore.s,. theaters a nd to give its final report to Presi-r~taurants w1th1n county t~r- dent Ford June 6, and it is expect-ntory use_d by the ge.ner~ public. ed. it will be made public shortly T~e stnctest apphcat1.on of the thereafter. ordinance, however, will be on Commissidn Executive Di rec-co.~uty property. tor David w. Belin refused to .I he m easll;re w as appro~ed~·l comment on the existence of the with ~uperv1sor ~alph D1~nch FBI fil e confirming the Castro opposing. ~e said he beheves plot. · sc:>me portions of the new or- As far back as 1967, columnist d1nance are unenforceabl e. . Jack Anderson reported that .under the new la'"".'· .s m~k1ng Robert Maheu, once an FBI man w1U ~e expre.!:isly proh1b1ted.1n.all with CIA connections and later public meeting ;o<?ms. bwld1ng one of the top orriclals in the hall~ays and bu1ld1ng ~lev~tors. Howard Hughes empire, contact· lt '"".''II be allowed only m private ed. the two underworld figures in orr1 ces , r estrooi:n.s. employe connection with the Castro plot. l_<?unges and specifi c areas de- Earlier·this year, two aides lo signaled by county department the late Robert F . Kennedy said heads. they had been told by the then-The total ~an will also extend attorney general of the existence to the reading room~. viewing or such a p lot. r.oom~ and other public areas of Neither Maheu nor the un· hbran.es and museums. . derworld fi gures were ques· It w1.ll also apply to all ~~bl1c tioned by the full Rockefeller and pnvale health care facilities Commission , but rtPortedly the except in iroom s occupied by one Castro plot was fully probed by pati~nt. Smoking _In stage and staffinvestigators movie theaters WJU be allowed · only in lobbies. Sato 'Improves' TOKYO (AP ) -Former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, who suffered a stroke In a restaurant and was reported n ear death im- proved ~lightly today, doci.ot s said. Doctors earlier said the condition of the 74 ·year·old statesman was so critical they dared not move him from the Shinklraku res taurant where lie collapsed Monday nl1hL Less strin1ent arc t.he limita- tions pn a:moking In privately owned establlshmentssuch as re·· tailstorttand restaurants. _Zone Shift Delayed A proposed tone change that would reduce by 60 percent the number of condomlnlums to be bui lt in the Rancho San Joaquin area wa• put off until June 2 by the Trvlne Planning Commlulon Tuesday. TRIAL .. -.hat there w •• very UWe hope that Mra. Brown would-receive IUl1 other kind or treatme nt in view of whaJ be said was meted out to service station attendant Jerry Wayne Carlin the prcviOW$ day. Briseno said Hurd was with Arthur Craig "'Moose" Hulse, then 16, on June 2, 1970, when Cartin, 20, was robbed ot ~ while tending the pumps at a Garden Grove area service sta- tion. · Briseno said Carlin was taken to the rest room by Hurd and tlulse where a comment made by the young attendant to Hulse led the 350-pound, six-foot youth to strike Carlin on the head with a roofer's ax. Carlin, his head and shoulders draped over the urinal, was' then repeatedly struck by Hulse until the upper part or his body became unrecognizable, Briseno said. · 1 The prosecutor stressed that Hurd is not being tried today for the Carlin murder for which Hulse is now serving a life which· Hulse is now serving alif e term in stale prison. Hulse is scheduled to appear as a prosecution witness. Hurd, Briseno a lleged, was the architect of Mrs. Brown's murde r in an Irvine orange grove during which the helpless woman was grotesquely mutilat- ed before she died at the hands of her attackers. Brisen~said he will show the jury pictures depicting those mutilations, all of which were taken shortly after what was left of the allractive teacher was removed from its g rave near the Ortega Highway. The pictures were clearly visi-. 1 ble lo the audience in the court- room. By sharp contras t, Briseno has assembled pictures of Mrs. Brown taken before her death, one in a colored studio portrait and a nother of the happy teacher taken at Disneyland with a group of children. Among the prosecution wit· nesses Briseno will call to the stand will be former gang mem- bers l\felanie Daniels. 32, and Christopher "Gypsy" Gibboney, '22, both or whom are free on parole !lft~[Jtrawing long prison .terms f1veyea rsago. · De fense attorney William Gamble is expected to resume his argument that Hurd is still as insane as he was found lo be five years ago when it was ruled that he was unfit to sta nd trial. That ruling would still be in ef- fect today if the California Supreme Co urt had not ruled last month in a landmark• decision that Hurd can be tried while sedated by powerful tran- -quilizers. It is conceded by Gamble that Hurd can only tes tify truthfully while under sedation. But he argues that such testimony is still inadmissible and that hi s client is being deprived or his constitutional rights. Hurd testified when he was not under the influence of drugs that the devil is his rather and that the killing of Mrs . Brown came about under the devil's direct.orders. Lawyers for both sides predict that the trial of Hurd will take about three months. Paper Suspended LISBON (UPI ) -Communists today forced suspension of the Socialist newspaper Republica, last m ajor non-Communist daily newspaper in Lisbon. ·Govern· ment armored cars evacuated Republica e mployes who had been besieged in their offices by Communist workers. Nix-Coach Trustees Hire . New Assistant 1 By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of*" O.lly "41tthal'I Saddleback College trustees have authorized the hiring or a new a dministrator -an assls· lant to Supt. Robert Lombardi with an annual salary of $26,000 to $29,000 -but th~y·bounced·the idea of hiring ~ ne-w basketball ('OUCh. Trustees took both actions Monday night following a heated d e ba te over the financi a l prudence or hiring highly paid staff members at a time when the college is caught in an economic squeeze. Board membe r s, on a 5·2 vote, approved the cr eation of the new ··assistant t o the superinten- dent'' position over the vehement objections of President Robert Bartholomew and Trustee Donna Berry. Bartholomew challenged the board's wisdom in creating a new position in •view of a looming 30- cent tax rate hike the board faces to meet a projected $16.1 million budg'et. Instead of raising taxes the board ought to look at ways or trimming the budget, r easoned Bartholomew. He suggested ad- miriistrative salaries was the place to begin. "Somehow we're going to have to cut a million dollars out of this budget and I'm going to have to keep on fighting till we do," snapped Bartholomew. He argued that an additional position would make the college ''top heavy" in administrators, especially because Saddleback still has former Supt. Fre d Bremer under contract. Bremer was given "special as· signments" duty last year when Dr. Lombardi took over the col- lege's top job. Bremer, who still holds the title of college presi- dent, commands a salary of ap- proximately $38,000 a year. Despite Bartholomew's charges and a com ment by Mrs. Berry that "this is not the year to add a high·priced assistant," ,i majori· ty or the board members argued that Lombardi needed help in running the growing college. Lombardi explained that his new assistant would help with educational planning and that he would act as a "grantsman,t' a persoD who Would bring outside funds lo the college well over and above his ffllary . " ' ''ID the lodg run he would save the district money," Lombaijdi predicted. While Loniba'rdi won his re· quest for an assistant to his staff, he failed to convince board me m· bers that they ought to hire a top ·level basketball coach to replace Roy Stevens who resigned as coach but will continue teaching. ~tees voted 4·3 against hir· ing a coach, primarily because it would have e'nt'ailed the creation of a new position. Stevens' re- assignment did not le ave a vacancy. Trustees Fr ank Greinke and Norrisa Brandt. both of whom sided with Dr. Lombardi on the new administrative position, op- posed crea tion of a coaching post. Greinke suggested that all o( the talented basketball coaches had already committed themselves lo other colleges. That, plus the fact that Sad· dleback doesn't have a gym.yet, convinced him il would be better to delay action until next year. And Mrs. Brandt stating her . deilre to ''save money" qUG· tioned the expenditure bec1utsepr her belief that otheroperatlonaotl the college were lo greater need. All t r ustees who voted agaln&t the coach's position aaid th•y didn't have anything agai,n»t' having a basketball coach, ord.y,1 the idea or creating a new slot. Fro•PogeAl DO CTORS . . before all the doctors are affect· ed by it. Most of them seem to~ in sympathy w i th tll,,-e anesthesiologists," Mrs. White , said. The biggest surgery center in Orange County -the nine operating rooms shared by Sl. Joseph's and Childrens Hospit4} of Ora nge County in Ora~ge ~ was the mos t affected 1n th~ crisis. The patient load was off 20 peill'. cent at St. Joseph's today and a I personne l , in c luding a - ministrators, were on a four·d· week. T h e s lowdown at St. Joseph 's began Monday ani1 therefore is the most affected. ; Surgeons a re also supportitlg the anesthesiologists in their al· tempt to press Governor Bro\\CD a nd the Legislature to enaet legisla tion to solve the pro- fessional liability crisis. ; "The s urgeons arE: not goirig from hospital to hospital lookirlg for a place to operate," was ilte way a s pokes man for St. J oseph's put it. · "We are urging our employfs a nd the patients and members Of the community to write or wi(e Governor Brown and legislatots to enc9urage the state to resolve the crisis," said Richard GrUn· dy, administrator of the 141-bed Hunting ton lnte rcommunit y Hospital. ·1 "The re is a strong feeli~g among all the st arr members," she said, "but there does not seem to be a group action or any kind. lt all seems to be individu'al action." · Hoag's surgery schedule is fl.ill this week, s he said, but ttiiit cou ld change unless there is legislative action by the end of the week. As a l other hospitals, Hoag administrators are considering vacations and other ways to re- duce staff in proportion with tbe reduced patient load. '1 "That depends on "-'hether it'is ~ust a s urgery slowdown 'Or whe ther other doctors lake part.'' So far. she said, there is'tlo consensus on how many doct~s will take part in the walkout. ,. Administrators at Costa Mesa J\f emorial Hospita l and PaciJMa llospital , Huntington Beac.b , "'e re in emergency session ,to prepare plans to reduce the im- pact of the drop in patients. i· There are about 40 hospitalW'in Orange County. .., The action by Orange County anesthesiologists put them in line with their colleagues in North<frn California and neighboring ~n- ti es in Southern California. · The Hos pital Council of Southern Ca lifornia reported Monday th at more than 150 a nesthesiologists in 45 or 212 hospitals in Southern California had joined the slowdown. Today those numbers were in· creasing. " WHAT YOU SEE IS , • IHOT HECESSARILTI WHAT YOU GET! The tufting machines make carpet 70 times foster than Axminster and Wihon today than 30 yeofs ago. The tufring machines make corpet 70 times faster than Axmininter and Wilton looms. Th ese machines will make up to 12 lineal feet of carpeting per minute , either twelve or fifteen f eet wide. The relative ease of this manufacturing m~1hod hos had one negative Ospec t. Instead of about !en respected, rel iable mills, today there ore more than 300 mills, many of questionable integrity. It is not difficult f0< a clever carpet designer l o make a carpet look for b etter than ii is. The an swer to the consumer is clear: Either know your monufoclurer -or rely on a reputable retailer. jAlde'n's. of course.) DEN 'S _·-_ :iiisii llatian :·custom draperies ~)_"~ IX. NO. 230'1' *•••• •. carpe . ,, .·. " '" '· "' " .. :'.J ,,; '" ell\ ,., .I' ,. . '" .,,, I '"I +1u . ' .... • ... .. '· 't. .. ... 1663 PlACENTIA ·AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CALI F. 92627 • ,. PHONE 646·4838 -646-2355 , ... .. • . '"" , "' ' • • ' -~ :] .0: ,, .. ., -1. m m bl a1 ' ' , I • -:.: • ~ I .. ... r ' ' ' I I I l . I I I . •• • Huntington Beach Fot•ntain Valley • Today's Closl.N N.Y.Stoeks ·VOL: 68, NO. 140, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNl,A TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1975 TEN CENTS :Panel OKs Malpractice lns11rance Cut SACRAMENTO (UPI) - Despite oppo1itlon from in· auran_c..e compo.nles, an A~· sembly committee has un - animously passed legislation to ;mmedlatel y lower medical inalpractlce insur ance pre- miums end get striking doctors back to work. Hours before the committee approved the measure Monday to ' * * * Immediately reduce medical in· surifnce rates, the Legislature began a special session to deal with Gov : EdlilUna G. Brown Jr. 's nine-point program for long-range m alpracU'ce reforms. &J>ecial session bills were im· mediately introduced to solve the long-range pr oblem by limiting the amount people could sue doc· * * * • tors, and clamping a lid on fees attorn eys could recelve in maJpracttce cases. Another measure proposed a state·financed malpractice in- surance fund comparable to the unemployment insurance fund for jollless workers. Assembly Speaker Leo T . McCarthy, who worked for a compromise agreement between * * * • • the insurance industry, doctors and lawmakers to immediately lower premiums, said he hoped committee approval may con- vince job·boycotting physicians to go back to work. The bill was approved by the Assembly Finance and Jnsurance Committee on a 9·0 vote and sent to the Ways and Means Committee. * * * The measure <AB928) by As· semblyman Robert McLennan (&Downey}, would require in- surance compa ni es to form "pools" to provide malpractice insurance Policies in areas of Cafifornia whe re such insurance is not available. Brown told reporters he did not have a position on the bill because * .* * he had not read the latest arriend· ments .. · But Brown's chieC#&pokesa;Jan on malpractice insurance, .Busi- ness ·and Transport8tion Secretary Donald Bums. JtUCS · tioned parts of the proposal, say· ing it may not produce Ole money needed for companies to create insurance reserves as required by law. ·• * * e IC _....rISIS us· roo • ~plornats Relax U,.IT ...... Secretary of State H,µu-y Kissinger a nd Soviet Foreign .Minister Andrei Gromyko stand in the sun-splashed ·courty~rd of the Soviet embassy in Vienna after ending •• ;two days of talks )!ere; with an agreement to meet again soon .. ,. Mafia Chief Tied To Plot on Castro , WASHINGTON CUP() -The Rockefeller Com1ni.Ssion has re- ceived evidence from the FBI linking the Central Intelligence Aiency with the Mafia in an at- iempt to assa!isinate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, a com- . mission source said today. .During its 18-week investiga- tion of the CIA, the commission' fieaded by Vice President Nelson A. Rockefell er uncovered a com- plete file on the m atter in the De partment of Justice, th e ·IJOurce said. -'lt was not clear whether th~. .i961 project was .approved by :ihen··President Kennedy. ::;Top CIA offi cials have con- ·tJStently denied that the agency :ever approved any assassination =P,lots, but have declined to com- .iiient on whether such plots were :discussed. : ;~he existence of the FBI file :was reported today by The New :tork Times and confirmed by :Onited Press International from ·Oqmmission sourc.es. : :-The FBI file reportedly showed :that Sam Giancaqa, a well· '.kiM>wn Chicago rackets figure, ~ild underworld soldier of ... fortune John Roselli were con- tacted by the CIA in 1961 and of- fered a contract to carry out the plot. · They reportedly were given poison capsules, which were to be used to kill the .Cuban leader . At the time, both were said to have been under investigation by the Department of Justice in con- nection with their underworld ac- tivities. It was uncleai" whether there was a ny attempt to carry out the plot. Sen. George S. McGovern (D- S.D. ), said in an interview last week after returning from Cuba that Castro had documentation proving he was the target of a CIA assassination plot. Also last w eek, f ormer Treasury Secretary C. Douglas Dillon, the vice chairman of the Rockefeller Commission, told re- porte~ the panel's final report would discuss allegations the CIA was involved in a number of assassination plots. He said the report on this issue would "deal mainly with Castro''. but refused 1.oelaborate. • The commiss,ion is scheduled (See CASTRO, Page A2l 1¥aste of Tiaae' Huntington Kills Town Lots Plan A prop(>sed $2 million assess· menl district in the Huotington Beach Town Lots crumbled before an onslaught of protesting property ow ners Monday night. · The city council voted 4·1 to ·abandon all attempts to fo rm the district, with only Mayor Norma Gibbs still supporting it. Eight of nine speakers assailed the district as a waste or time, money and erfort. They com· plained the streets were run down because the city hadn't bothered to fix them in 20 years. Each new attack brought a crescendo of applause from more than 100 people in the audience who showed up to fight the dis· trict. Councilman J erry Matney Superoisor Seeks Ba1i On Nudity Orange County Supervisor 1Thomas Riley s aid today he will propose that the Board of Supervisors adopt an urgency or- dinance that would prohibit public nudity in unincorporated areas of the county. According to Riley, the pro· posed ordinance authored by county cou nsel Adrian Kuyper is b.oth constitutional and effective . '1 If eriacted, Riley's ordinance would make it a misdemeanor for any person over •10 years old to appear in a public place, in- cluding beaches, without opaque covering over al least some por- tions or their body. Jn announcing that he will ask for adoption of the ordinance next week, Riley said public .nudity is offensive to large num- bers of people. ''We have a l ready had numerous reports of incidents on county beaches,'' Riley said. "'With summer almost on us and large crowds expected at the beaches I think we should take the precautions to protect the public from being exposed to something that is offensive to it.·• If adopte d next week the supervisor 's prdinance will be ef· fective imrr:iediately. made the motion to abandon' the project, but unleashed his dis- pleasure on the audience , saying, "I didn't do it because of all the nonsens ical s tatements made t.his evening, but the people ap· parently don 't want lo do anything there so it can sit .'' ''That's insulting," someone from the aud ience shouted. ''I don't care if it is," retorted Matney, who was then gavelled to silence by Mrs. Gibbs. City Atl'orney Don Bonfa then adviseQ the council that with two members -Harriett Wieder and Henry Duke -missing, there were not sufficient coWlcil mem- bers to form the district. Bonfa said the council could either continue the public hear· ing to another date, or vote to abandon it. Mrs. Wieder was in Sacramen· to meeting with legislators. Duke came to the fi r s t portion of the meeting, but left early because his son was scheduled for an operation. Council m an Al Coen and some of the others indicated they op· posed formation of the district CSee LOTS, 1•agc J\2) UPIT~o TOOTER ~Dr . Louis Lewis combines some flute play· ing with som'e lobbying on the m c.t lpractice situation in Sa n Francisco's Union Sq uare. Lest Family? Skipper's IUds Turn Up TERRA LINDA (AP) -A brother and sister say it took 22 years and an international inci- dent to locate the seafaring father they claim is Charles T. Miller , captain of the U.S. merchant ship M ayaguez. ··1 tried to get hold or him a number of times like when 1 got married a nd when my two children were born," James T. Mi ller said in an interview Monday. ''Now he's got six grandchildren he doesn't know about." The 34-yea r ·old electrician said he and his mother re· cognized the captain's voice and face in ·a television broadcast Saturday after Cambodia re- leased the Mayaguez crew. "We compared · old photos to pictures in the papers," he added ·•He's old er now, but it's him. No doubt about it. My sister and I are both excited and want to talk to him ." His 28-ycar·old sister, Cheryl Miller Pedersen, said, .;I didn•t even know if he was living. When I was born, he and my mother were divorced. "I was five or so the last time I s aw him," she recalled. "He look my brottrt!r and me to an Oakland department store and told us to buy anything we want· ed for our Christmas presents.'' "There's no bitterness towards him," s he · added. "Things li ke this happen when people get divorced." . Mrs. Pedersen, iiow a mother of four, said she was sending a letter to the captain in Jiong Kong. The 62·year-old sea captain's present wife, Ann Miller or Foun- tain Valley, declined to either confirm or de ny whether he had been married previously or had children. "They should ask my husband that," she said. ·;:Huntington Tax War L·ooming Sea-Land Company, th e Oakland-based owner or the .Mayaguez, said the ship would be in Hong Kong for five days, but Miller was not available im- mediately for comment. . : ' I ' ' Teacher, A.twmey Square Off ByTERRYCOVllLE • ot .. o.nyl'4 ... ,.... Two men who m ight be called ''civilian volunteers" are helping 1 to wage a campaign foug ht primarily between th;e forces of city ball and Huntington Beacb. .real estate interests. Montana R . Schultz is a 40- year ·old attorn ey wh~ i s chairman bf the Citizens Against New Taxes <CANT) committee which ts seeking a "yes" vote in the May 27 real estate transrer tax election . The Vote No ,Con1rnlttee is headed bY Nelson Goodyear, 63, a retired NaVal adminiltrator who is now a substitute high school teacher. The two chairmen have never met tn face·lO·face debate, but. in •eparate interyi~w• each told why h• h .. , !Aken 'lip a ~ause with which be llli&bt ll01 ~ be ·& ' identified. "I feel it (the transfer lax) is ·unfair, unnecessary and possibly unconstitutional,'' s aid Schultz. .. I'm also in the process of selling one house and buying another. They are in escrow now and they'll stay there until afte the election." "I have looked at our library. our city hall, our police depart· ment and our facilities -advan· . tages to ine ns a property owner," said Goodyear. Tuesday's ballot is confusing because of the wording. ll actual· ly asks the voters approval for a charter amendment which would prohibit the use or a real estate transfer tax i n HUntington Beach. sO those who oppose the tax: (Sch~li' groUp), reapy want-a (SeeTAXWAR,Pl&eAZ) I ' ' 9•11• ~ .. SUI! ""°'. e,..CM;S NEW TAX .. Vole No'• GoodpM' ' Course Slated For Volunteers Junior high students in the Ocean View School District can team how to be community ac· lion volunteers this summer through a· course offered at Spr· ing View Sc hool. The course. ''Students fo r Comm"unity Action," is co- sponsored by the district. and the West Orange County Voluntary Action Center. It will be held from June 24 throu1h July 25, but 1th and 8th graders i.nterested must sign up forilbyThursday. · For inform ation on it. contact Judy Lower at the Voluntary Ac· lion Center in Huntlngton Beach, 980-3312or500·2370. Hospital Officials Huddling Hos pita l a dministrators throughout Orange County, faced with a virtual halt on elective surgeries by the end of the week, called emergen cy meetings to- day to map plans to tackle the crisis. Short work weeks and pay cuts are being planned to case the ex- pected 40 percent drop in patients in the private hospitaJ s as a re· suit of the decision reached Mon.:· day night. of the 125 anesthe- siologists in the coWlty to stop t>articipating1in all but emergen- cy, cancer, obstetric and life and limb threatening s urgeries. The doctors are protesting the spiral- ing eos t of ma lpractice in- surance. Afte r a meeting of the anesthesiologists in the Orange Count y' Medical Association, Orange. Dr. Phillip Weingart, a• spokesman for-the group. said he expected 80 percent of the coun- t y's anesthesiologists to be participating in the slowdown by Wednesday "and "almost 100 per- cent" by Friday. But there were indi cations to- day that the slowdown would spread to other doctors. The anesthesiologists' action has the support of the Orange Co unty Medical Association. and Dr. Philip ,,.tcFarland of Fullerton. association president, also said that the association will support the decision ··or several in- dividual physicians to withhold non-emer gency services • • . to develop a unified action.•· Everett Bannister. an associa- . lion ad ministrator, agreed today that the strike could spread to i0ther doctors. The association has 1,900 members. Anesthesiologists at Tustin Community Hospital are waiting to see whether the legislature passes ,e mergency legislation to relieve the situation by Friday, .according to Mrs . Jane While, director of nurses. ''If some legislation is not !See DOCTORS, Page A2l Trustees to Meet Trustees of the Huntington Beach City (elementary) School District are expected to discuss unification al a 7 o'clock meetin g tonight. Or:--:a ~·· 1"eatller Continued cloudy with chance of light showers in· land Wednesday. Windy ,and continued q uite cool with highs at the beaches 58 rising lo 63 inland. Lows near50 .. INSIDE TODA V "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" was hailed by the telmsion. academy. o.s the out- •tanding comedy 1erl.e1 of 197-4-15, winning.a total oJ N: Emmy• Monday . night. Page AS. Index ·'· , I I I I l ,1f DAJLYPILOT H/F 'HowwGive Refugeie Aid ' Orange Coast resident! who de!lre to donate clothing or make conUibu· tlona to assist rerugees from South Vietnam at Camp Pendleton can only do so through the SaJvalion Army. Camp Pendleton Com· tnandant Brig. Gen. Paul Graham hns assigned this duly. Checks s hould be malled to the nearest Salvation Army office and carefully marked REFUGEES, to assure they g10 through proper channels. Salvation Army Lt. Col. Donald V. Barry said clothing will be picked up. Donors should make an ap- point men t with their nearest Salvation Army or- fice. Huntington Eyes Site Protection A measure designed to protect archcological sites from rapid suburban development was tem- porarily tabled Monday night by the Huntington Beach City O:>un- cil. The council delayed action on a proposed antiquities ordinance until June 2 so it could be partial~ Jy rewritten. Planning Director Dick Harlow said today sotne people felt the definition of antiquities in the suggested Jaw was too broad. The main function of the pro- posal is to keep developers from destroying archeological sites . About 25 s uch sites have been mapped in Huntington Beach. But the ordinance also includes historical buildings, landmarks and possible special trees under its definition of antiquities. Harlow said that section would b e rewritten to cover just archeological sites. He also said the law proposes a •special resource management permit which would have to be is- sued by the city before any con- tractor could begin work near an •. identified site. That section may be rewritten to eliminate the special permit and work the controls into the ex- isting system o( environmental impact reports. "'The important thing is that the city keeps the final say on what happens," Harlow said ••Jt doesn't really matter if we have another permit.'' Sect Member Arraigned Jn Slaying John M. Moore, who c1aims to be a member of the Laguna Hare Krishna sect, was led away Crom Laguna Beach City Jail today for _arraignment on murder charges. Moore was arrested minutes after the s hooting death or his estranged wife, Jayme F. Sim· mons, 24, a member of the Indian religious cull, Friday in the mid- dle or a Laguna Beach street near the downtown business district. Laguna Beach police have compiled a voluminous stack ot police reports, interviews and coroner's £indings in the case, the city's first murder since 1972 when a "'Oman was shot to death by her boyfriend in a Wave Street 41partment. 1 A coroner 's autopsy established thaL three .25 caliber slugs were fired into the brain or the woman. · ORANGE COAST HIF DAILY PILOT '""°'-c .... 11 0.111 P1101. -11>w1>1<1> "'°""' -I"" N• .... ·Pl't•I, Is 11<1bli ....... t>• '"" Ot•-eo.~t P\>Dlh."•llO ~ ... ,. ~,.,,..o,,....,,,,,, publu--na•' llltoullfl f no,n lo. c.&.l• ,,...w, ,,..,.pm! ll••<n, lohml!nQlon lleKl!lfcH"'• I•'" llelley, l•v•ne, 'ilCl<ll•O.c~ ll•ll•Y 8M U11""" 8" ... 11/Soulll C.0••1. A •lf>Qlt •~Qi""-"I «l•h"" ·~ 1"'1111~ S..hlfd8J'...., ~0•'· T"" ,,.1 .... ,.,.., w tllli.111"11 ,,,.,., ,, .. 300 ..,_,, U.r M•M!, ~··Mew, Ceh!Oflll•~·,.. Robe!'l N. Weed "'""lfl"! ona Pulll•""'=• Jacll R. Curley '¥Kt Ptel"ll"! •no::I Gen~r•l MeMQet Thomas Ke evil Thomas A. Murphine M.r~ql .. 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Throu1h Friday. we will Pro· bably function normally.'' ,_ Sm~ki1;1g Controls A hall to elective surgeMes, she said, would cut about 50 percent of the hospital's patient load . Consequently, other employe~ · will be given early vacations or leaves of absence. Okayed By WILLIAM SCHR EIBER 01 ltlt D•Uv 1'11°*$!..itl Oranfe County supervisors lf the walkout lasts long enough, she said, the hospital employes may go on a three or four-day work week. · Other medical specialists, she said, are likely to go along with the anesthesto1o,etsts' walkout. ''It's ju.st a question of time ~fqre all the doctors arc affect- ed by it. Most of them seem to be in sy mpathy with the aneslhesiologists," Mrs. White said. The biggest surgery center in Orange County --the nine operating rooms shared by St. Joseph's and Childrens Hospital of Orange County in Orange - was the most affected in the crisis. . The patient load was off 20 per- cent at St. Joseph's today and all personne l, including ad- ministrators, were on a four-day week. The s lowdown al St. Joseph's began Monday and therefore is the most affected. Surgeons are also supporting the anesthesiologists in tbeir at- tempt to press Governor Brown and the Legislature to enact legislation to solve the pro· fessional li ability crisis. .. The surgeons are not going from hospital to hospital looking for a place to operate," was the way a s.pokesman for St. Joseph's put it . "We are urging our employes and the patients and members of the community to write or wire Governor Brown and legislators to encourage the state to resolve the crisis," said Richard Grun· dy, adm inistrator ot the l4l·bed Huntington ·lntercommunity ' Hospital. ''There js a strong .feeling among all the sta([ members," she said. "but there does not seem to be a group action of any kind. It all seems to be individual action." Haag's s urgery schedule is full this week, she said, but that could change unless there is legislative action by the end of the week. As at other hospitals. Hoag administrators are considering vacations and other ways to re- duce staff in proportion with the reduced patient load. '"That depends on whether it is 'just a surgery slowdown or whether other doctors take part." So far, she said , there is no consensus on how many doctors will take p·art in the walkout. Administrator.s at Costa Mesa Me morial Hospit.al and Pacifica Hospital, Huntington Beach, were in emergency session to prepare plans to reduce. the im- pact or the drop in patients. There are about 40 hospitals in Orange County. ~ routine y approved sweeping umendi:nents to the county's anti- smoking ordinance today all.er three weeks of discussion and re- vision. The toughened ordinance goes into ellectln30days. The revisions, drafted by Supervisor Robert Battin, ex- pand the smoking ban in county- 9wned and leased buildings and extend some or the limitations to private stores, theaters and restaurants within county ter- ritory used by the general public. The strictest application or the ordinance, however, will be on county property. "fhe measure was approved 4·1 with Supervisor Ralph Diedrich opposing. He said he believes some portions 'Of the new or- dinance are unenforceable. Under 'the new Jaw, snloking wil l be expressly prohibit~ in all public meeting rooms, building hallways and building elevators. It will be allowed only in private offices, restrooms, employe lounges and specific areas de- signated by county department heads. The total ban will also extend lo the reading rooms, viewing rooms and other public areas of libraries and museums. It wi ll also apply to all public and private health care facilities except in rooms occupied by one patient. Smoking in stage and movie theaters will be allowed only in lobbies. Less stringent are the lim.ita• tions on smoking in privately owned est.ablishments such as re- tail stores and restaurants. Retail store managers may ap· ply the law with their own disc re· lion and if they choose to ban s moking the ordinance will back them up. In r estaurants that do not already reserve 20 percent or more of their seating for non- smokers, such an area must be set aside. Board Chief Not Opposed To 'Basics' • · Roger BeJgen, president of the Fountain Valley School Board, said today he is not entirely op- posed lo a ';fundamental" school system, as r eported in Friday's Daily Pilot. Arid he said Friday's report that he is angered by such a sug- gestion is erroneous. 9•ilr Pli.t SUH ,._, SEEMED UNCONCERNED Si,.ven Craig Hurd LOTS .•. B•rdTrial Ju1·y Eyes Viej~ . - -4Murder Scene- By TOM BARLEY ot\MDtlfYf"lltt ..... A jury that spent' moat or Mon-· d ay louring the Irvine urea where Mi ssion Viejo t eacher F1orence Nancy Brown spent the last terror-fill ed hounJ or her life was asked today to rtnd suapecl Steven CrWg l:l.M_rd guilty of r1rst degree murder. (Related PiCtUre Page AS ) Deputy District Attorney Frank Briseno identified her killer as Hurd, 2S, a bushy-haired transient who has spent most bf the five years since Mn. Brown's murder in mental detention. Briseno further described Hurd today in his opening state· ment.s as the leader of a gans of drug-using drifters who met m a Costa Mesa motel five years ago to plan .an armed robbery that turned into a m urdef r8mpage and claimed two victims in 24 houri. Briseno told the Orange County Superior Court jury that both killings were ·'vicious, violent crimes in which neither victim Was shown any eJement of com- passion or me.ccy. '' to tb6 rest room by Hu.rd anct Hule:e where a comm.ent (l'l&de W. the younc attendont to Hulse lect the 350-pound, slx-lobt youth, \ct atrlkc Carlin on the bead with 8! rooter's ax, : Carlin, his head and shouldertt draped ovier the urinnl, was theo repeatedly iilruck by Hulse untif the upper part of his body became unrecognizable, Briseno said. · 1 The prosecutor stressed that Hurd is not being tried today"for the Carlin murder tor which Hulse is now serving a life which' Hulse is now serving a Ute term' lri state prison. Hulse ts scheduled lQ .appear as a prosecution witness. ~ Hurd, Briseno alleged, w~I the architect of Mrs. Brown•S murder in an Irvine oi-ana:e grove during which the helpless woman was gr:otesquely mutilat· ed before she died at the hands or her attackers. l Briseno said he will show thq jury pictures depicting lhosq. mutilations. all of which werq taken shortly after what waa left of the allractive teacher: waa removed from its grave near the Ortega Highway: t l Mrs. Brown, 31, or El Toro, was on her way to the school district offices on June 3, 1970, when her station wagon was stopped by the· gang at the Sand Canyon Road f'ro• PC19e AJ exit of the Santa Ana Freeway. 1 Brisenosaid. TAX WAR I And he reminded the jury or ·, the panel's tour Monday when, ••yes•• vote, while sup ...... .ten L with Judge Frank Domenichini ""'° ~ ~ and court officials, they loured the tax, <Good year's group)~ wanta "no''vote. 1 the various points at which Mrs. Schultz said opponents believf Brown was humiliated, stabbed, the city already has misspent. m urder ed and then buried in a shallow grave just over the funds and city leaders ought tO Riverside County line. I" reduce the budget rather th&a ask for rhore taxes. '} Briseno commented to the jury ''Huntington Beach seems i. 1that there was very little hope operate on the philosophy 'let•• that Mrs. Brown would receive do what we want, whether wl any other kind o( treatment in need it or not'," Schultz corii-view or what he said was meted I · d T because of comments that the out lo service station attendant p aine , .. hey cut $1 .3 million st~te. codasdtal conservation com-Jerry Wayne Carlin the previous di(~~n~tanneueadr.r.) they found lhe_y m1ss1on i not like the plan. d "The risks are too great at this ay. He cited the elimination o[ the Briseno said Hurd was with 't ' t t I L point and the equities don't Cl Y s wa er pa ro in Huntington balancebut," Coen said. i\rthur Craig ''Moose" Hulse. Harbour as a11.-extra service lh ~t The district would have pro-then lS, on June 2, 1970, when was cut without really affecting vided a means to rebuild worn Carlin, 20· was r obbed of $40 theresidents . out streets, curbs and gutters in a while tending the pumps at a "They could also cut trash col· Garden Grove area service sla-1 t• t k d 36-block portion of the Town Lots ec ions o once a wee an t here bounded by Golden West and 17th tion. is probably a lot or dead weight in Streets and Palm and Orange Briseno said Carlin was taken the city in people. The highest Avenues. paid legal setretary in Hun,t.- The $2 million project would ington Beach works for the city " also have placed major utility Fro• Page Al Schultz said. • lines underground and improved Goodyear contends that the four major s treets bounding CASTRO 1"circumstances have combined the area. lo put the city in a fi nancial bin~. Pl a nnin g Director Di ck • • • It does not reflect bad managf· Ha r low said his s tare did favor a to give its fi nal r eport to Presi-mentor extravagance.'' . reduced version of the project dent Ford June 6, a nd it is expect· "Of 26 Orange County citie~, which would' cost about $1 .3 edit will be made public shortly Huntington Beac h has Ce~~~ million ond would not put utility thereafter. employes per thousand reside~ lines underground or fix the four Commission Executive Direc-than all but two o( them · ' major streets. But even that was tor David w, Belin refused to Goodyear expla ined. • opposed by most property comment on the existence of the . "They (CANT) talk abo¥t The action by Orange County anesthesiologists put them in line with their coll eagues in Northern California and neighboring coun- owners. FBl' file confirming the Castro various social services we cou.ld Instead, Belgen explained, hi s The city received written pro-plot. do without," added Goodyear. Themarlkls wet.re d irhecttedF towa~d tests from 46 of the 98 property As far back as 1967, columnist "Do you think they would like us t e a ega lOn l a ounta1n · th ff d ·to go without any pot1·ce or f'•e v II t t rt h 1 owners 10 . e a ecte area, Jack Anderson reported that .... ha.,ey rhus ehes sulppo a sc 00 though their land covered only Robert Maheu, once an FBI m an protection? , ties in Southern CaliCorni3. . The Hospital Council of Southern Ca lifornia r eported .a.tonday th a t more than 150 anesthesiologists in 45 or 212 hospitals in Southern California had joined the slowdown. .p iosop y t al a lows .students about27percentofthetotal. wi!h CIA connections and later ''The city could close tbe '"to do their own thin!?. library. lt could stop patrolliag one o( the top officials in the "We do not advoclite that. We Howard Hughes empire, contact· the beaches, but what benefit-is do not tolerate it and if someone Sato ~Improves' ed the two underworld figures in that ? Huntington Beach is un~ is saying that is our philosophy, [ connection with the Castro plot. dergoing an explosive growth ~· a want them pointed out and ex-TOKYO (AP Y -Former Earlier this year. two aides to rather special predicament." Today those numbers were in- creasing. posed for what they are, and that Prime l\.1inister EisakuSato, who the late Robert F . Kennedy said Goodyear pointed out that he would be charlatans," he said to-suffered a stroke in a restaurant they had been told by the then-owns nine apartment units "in In addition to the surgeons hospital administrators too ar~ supporting the attempt to apply pressure for relief legislation. dar. and was reported near death, im-attorney general of the existence town and the tax could cost him proved slightly today, doctors of such a plot. considerably if he sells, but he tselgen·s remarks dealt with a said. Doctors earlier said the Neither Ma heu nor the un· s till supports the lax as the sur Vey t aken by parents at condition of th e 74-year-old der world figures were ques· ·f airest way l o provide the Harper School in Fountain statesman was so criti cal they tioned by the Cull Rockefeller services he wants. , Valley, who said they want more dared not move him from the Commission, but reportedly the ·Schultz said his main desire, is discipline and more structure in Shinkiraku restaurant where he Castro plot was Cully probed by to see a vote of the people. If the Couple Sued In Dog Bite the classroom. collapsed Monday night. staff investigators. ;people want the tax, then it· is 1~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-0~k:•~Y~·~h~e~s~a~y~s=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;-The parent g roup surveyed 217 II of the 405 parents with children at •r Damages totaling $50,000 were demanded t.tonday in Orange County Superior Court by a Hunt- ington Beach woman who claims her 7-year·old daughter was bit· ten on the face by a Germar Shepherd dog. Named as defendants in the ·lawsuit filed by Marilyn Powers, 6651 Edgemont Drive, are the dog's owners, ft.1r. and Mrs. Toby Owens or Garden Grove. Mrs. Powers slates that the Owens' dog a ttacked and bil her daughter, Rhonda MaTilyn Powers. 7, last June 20 al the Owens' horn e. Harper School. They said the other 198 parents were not re- ached in time to complete the survey_ Of those reached, some said they like the school's programs as they now stand, but 145 said they want more structure in the cJassroom , 155 want teachers to take mare control over learning and 147 want to cul out pilot pro· grams and ex perimentation. District officials and trustees agreed to work with the parent group in meeting thei,r concerns. Both Belgen and Trustee Sheila Meyers live in the Harper School attendance area. Council Action Here ip capsule form are actions taken by the Hunt- ington Beach City Council Monday night: TOWN LOTS: Abandoned attempts to form a $2 million assessment district to improve streeta and other services. ARCHEOLOGY: Delayed action unUl June 2 on a pro- ;x>sed antiquities ordinance which would protect archeology sites from private development. HERO: Honored 17-year-old Matt Williams ror saving the Ute or two-year-old Larry Satchell who nearly drowned Jn a swimming paol. GAS STATIO NS: Delayed action on chan1es in develop· ment standards for gus stations because there were not enough council members present to approve the changes. PLANNERS: Ordered the staff to bc!gtn processing ap· plicanl!I tor the plaMlng commisslon. The terms or three commissioners, Roger Slates, Marcus Porter and Frank Higgens, expire June30. DOG TAGS: Asked the animal care and control com· mission to establish a method tor pro-rating lhe cost of city tags for all animals. • {, ( \ WHAT YOU SEE IS IMOT MECESSi.RILYt" WHAT YOU GET! The tufting machines moke carpet 70 times. foster lhon Ax.minster end Wilton today th an 30 years ago. ~ The tufting machines make carpel 70 times foster than Axmininter and Wilton looms. These machines will make up to ! 2 lineal feet of carpeting per minute, e th~r twelve or fifteen feet wide. The relative ease of th is manufacturing method has hod one negative aspect. Instead of about ten respected, reliable mills, today there ore more than 300 mills, many of questionable integrity. It is n~t _d~fficu1t for a clever carpet designer to make a carpet \od~ far better than it 1s, • The answer to the consumer is clear: Either know your manufacturer -o"r rely on a reputable retailer .. (Alden's, of course.} *···· .... carpe DEN'S :iiisii11atian:·c~stom draperies UC.. NO. 2l0422 ., 11 ... .. . ., .. ••• " •• ... .. .. ··•·· _,' .,, ... ••111 '"' ..; n .i (A .JCJil 1011 .,,, 166J PLACENT IA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 PHONE• 646·4838 -646·2355 "'" . . .... .... , , • ' ) .. I Orange Coasi EDIT•I 0 N • T••ars Closl .. N.Y.Stoeks VOL. 68, NO. 140, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1975 N. TEN CENTS ,Panel OKs Malpractice fusurance Cut ' l!ACRAM ENTO (UPI) - Despite opposition from in· surance companies, an As · a:embly committee-has un- anlmously passed legislation to immediately lower medical malpractice insurance pre- miams and get striking doctors back lo work . Hours berore the .committee approved the measure Monday lo * * * e Mafioso 'Tied to CIA Plot? WASHINGTON (UPI> -The Rockefeller Commission has re· Ceived evidence (rom the FBI linking the Central Intelligence Agency with the Mafia in an at- te mpt to assass_in ate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, a com~ Diission source said today. ''During its 18-week investiga. lion of the CIA, the commission· ~eaded by Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller uncovered a com- plete file on the matter in the Department or Justice. the source said. It was not clear whether th~ 1961 project was approved by then-President Kennedy. Top CIA officials have con- sistently denied that the agency ever approved any assassination plots, but have.declined lo com- ment on whether such plots were discussed. The existence or the FBI file was reported today by 'lbe New York Times and confirmed by United Press International from commission sources. The FBI file reportedly showed that Sam Giancana, a well· known Chicago rackets figure, and unde rworld soldier of fortune .John Roselli were con- tacted by the CIA in 1961 and of. cered a contract to carry out the -plot. They reportedly were given poison capsules, which were to be used to kill the Cuban leader. At the time', both were said to h3ve been under investigation by the Department of Justice in con· n~ction with their underworld ac- tivities. lt was unclear whether there was any attempt lo carry qut the plot. RALLY COOLS, • DOWLOSES7 ·NEW YORK <UPIJ -Investor disappointed over the economy's performance in the first quarter sent prices lower in moderate tr'S.ding today on the New York S£ock Exchange after an early t;t:lly fizzled. The Dow Jones industrial average, which had been ahead about two points in the first hour, dfopped 7 .20 to 830.49. Declines ted advances. (Tables, All). . or~:a :··' W'e•Clier Continued cloudy with ·: chance of light showers in· · l and Wednesday. Windy -! and continued quite cool • 1 with highs at the beaches 58 1 rising to 63 inland. Lows • .near50 .. . . ' 1NSIDE TODA 'Y . ''The Mary Tyler Moore , Show'' wo• hailed blf the" ., ttlmlionacodem11.01theout· ., 1iondino comed'I/ •erie• of • : Jftf.75, unnnlnd.a 1<>1al of m Emmv• Mondav . nlglll. l"1g< A.I. ....... ,.. . ~ Immediately reduce medical in· surance rates, the Legislature began a special sessiun to deal with Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 's nine-point program for long-range malpractice reforms. Special session bills were im· mediately introduced to solve the long.range pr9blem by limiting the amount people could sue doc- * * * • tors, and cl01mping a lid on fees a ttorneys could receive in malpractice cases. Another measure proposed a state-financed malpractice in- &urance fund comparable to the unemployment insurance fund tor jobless workers. Assembly Speaker Leo T -. McCarthy, who worked for a compromise agreement between * * * • • the insurance industry, doctors and lawmakers to immedialely lower ~remiums, said he hoped coinmittee 8p&)rova1 may con· vince job·boycotUng physicians to go back to work. The bill was approved. by the Assembly Fi n ance a nd Insurance Committee on a 9-0 vote and sent to the Ways and Means Committee. * * * The measure (A8928) by As· semblyman Robert McLennan <R-Downey), would require in - surance companies to form "pools" to provide malpractice insurance policies in areas of Californi a where such insurance isnolavailable. Brown told reporters he did not have a position on the bill becaU5e * * * he had not read the latest amend· ments. But B roY.'n 's chief spoke~man on malpractice insurance, Busi ~ nes s ·;ind Trai'ns portiition Sec retary Oonal(l ·Burns, ques· tioncd parts of the'Proposal. say.' ing it may not produce the money needed for companies to create ins urance reserves as rt."Quired by law. * * * IC _..rISIS roo Oil Delay Requested By Brown SACRAMENTO <UPI) -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. today asked the federal government lo delay a proposed lease sale of 1.56 million acres for oil drilling off the Southern California coast. Immedia te offshore oil de- velopment ''has not been justified in terms of a clear na- tion al energy policy," Brown 6aid in a l etter to St'anley Hathaway, acting secretary of the Interior. ln His first major public state- ment about the leases since tak· ing office, Brown said senators, congressmen , several branches or state governme nt ''and virtually every local official in the state have expressed. criticism of various aspects of the proposed program." Drilling rigs "may pose a ma· jor environmental threat to Southern California beaches," he added. The governor also criticized the federal government for not providing the state with more in- formation about the sale that is scheduled for September. Ban Extended UPITe~o TOOTER -Dr. Louis Lewis combines some flute play- ing with some lobbying on the malpractice situation in Sa n Francisco's Union Square. So Lottg, Pop President Ford gets a goodbye kiss from his daughter. Susan, before boarding a helicopter on the White House lawn for the first leg of a flight to Charlotte, N.C., where Ford gave a speech at thecity"s Free.dam Day celebration. CoW1ly Toughening· Anti-smoking Laws By WILL)j\ M SCHREIBER Ottll• D•lly l'l191:5UH Recession Causes Deficit in Budget Orange County super visors routinely approved sweeping amendments to the county's a nti- smoking ordinance today after three weeks of discussion and re· vision . The toughened ordinance goes into effect in 30days. The revisions, drafted by :;upervisor Robert Battin, ex- pand the s moking ban in county· dwned and leased buildings and exte.nd some or t he limitations to private ·stores. theaters and restaurants within county ter- ritory used by the general public. SACRAMENTO (AP) -The California state budget will be at least a quarter billion dollars in the red because or the recession, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s top budget officer said today_ Despite the $257 million deficit, there is still a sizable surplus, said Finarice Director Roy Bell. Bell said he expects the state general rund to take in $8.99 . billion in the fiscal year begin· ning July J and spend $9.25 billion . That deficit will cut Brown's anticipated budget surplus from $574 million to $349. 7 million, Bell told \he Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Bell said Brown's Jan. 12 budget correctly anticipated the decline in the state's economy ''but did not anticipato the severity of the decline.'' Brown's budget message cau- tioned .against spending the an- ticipated surplus because or the uncertain nature of the economy. "Altho'ugh our best estimate indicates the turning point of r~ covery will occur this summer, it is possible that the recovery will not occur as rapidly or H strong· ly as we have projected. "Since we do not know, il would be well to resc ve the re· maining surplus to cover addi· tlonal revenue losses if economic iresponse ls delayed," Bell cau· Uoned the committee. The revlae<l estimates released today give some encourage,ment -but not much -to legislators and administration officials who hoped the report would say there Ja mote money !or new .pro-- &rlllll. • The Assembly and Senate. budgeting committees have held ·up $2 billion in proposed spending programs for r eview arter today's revenue report. Those proposals would all be on top of Brown's tight $11 .3 billion budget. The·strictest application of the ordinance, however, will be on N,ewport-Mesa Board Cuts Back In Override Vote By HILARY KAYE ot !IM D•lly Pl191 SU.ff Wh en voters in the Newport- Mesa Unified School District turned down a tax override lasl 'November, school trustees de- cided to m ake the proposal more palatable. As a r esult, the measure on the May 27 balldt again asks voters lo raise the tax r.ate, but this time asks for less money. Proposition Z, which drew. about 25,000 •'no " votes and 20,000 "yes'' votes last Nov· ember. asked for approval to raise the spending per pupil by $1!!0. It would have authorized a S4·cent tax hike . ThJs time, the school district is asking for a $100 per pupil spend· ing hike. ExacUy how much the tax rate would be r11tsed is debatable., however, because fhfaJ fiiUft9 from Ulo COllAl)' OD 11;1•~ I valuation are still unknown. Early county figures brought an estimate of a rive-cent hike over this year's tax rate. It would mean that the $4 .07 tax rate of this year would increase to $4.12 next year. However, recent information from the county that the assessed valuation may be closer to a 10 percent increase rather than the five perce nt hi ke previously estimated. may mean a smaller tax rate hike, or none at all. An increase in assessed value would still mean higher taxes, though. · Whatever the rate turns out to be, It would s till be an increase over the proposed tax r ate for next year without a s uccessful ta x override measure. Thol"" rate figures lo drop to about $3. 76 per $100 assessed valuation. ... S(bool trustees and. •d'" ...,M&MVaE,f'liea2) county property. 'fh e measure was approved4-l with Supervisor Ralph Diedrich opposing. He said he believes some portions of the new or- dinance are un enrorceable. Under the new law, smoking will be expressly prohibited in all public meeting rooms, building hallways and building elevators. It will be allowed only in private offices. restrooms, employe CSeeSMOKING, PageA2) Riley to Ask Ordinance to Stop Nudity Orange County Supervisor 1Thomas Riley said today he will propose that the Board or Supervisors adopt an urgency or- dinance that would prohibit public nudity in unincorporated areGs of the county. According to Riley, the pro- posed ordin ance authored by county counsel Adrian Kuyper is both constitutional and effective. If enacted, Riley's ordinance would make it a misdemeanor for a ny person over 10 years old to appear in a public place, in· eluding beaches, without opaque cove.ring over at least sotne por· lions of their body. In announcing that he will ask for adoption or the ordinance next week, Riley said public .nudity is offensive to large num· hen of people. ''We have already had numerous reports of incidents on county beaches ." Riley said. "With summer almost on us and large crowds expected at the beaches I think we should take the precautions to protect the public iro~ being el(posed lo something that is offensive to it.". If adopted next week the supervisor's ordinance wiU be et· focllve'~edlately, Hospital Officials· Huddling liospital administrators throughout Orange County, raced with a virtual halt on elective surgeries by the end of the week. called emergency meetings to- day to map plans to tackle the crisis. Short work weeks and pay cuts are.being planned to ease the ex- pected 40 pe rcent drop in patients in the private hos pitals as a re- sult of the decision reached r.1on- day night, of the 125 ancsthe· siologists in the county to stop participating in au but emergen- cy, cancer, obstetric and lire and limb threatening surgeries. The doctors are protesting the spiral- ing cost of malpractice in- surance. After a m cc-ting o r the anesthesiologists in the Orange County Medic~Asso 'ation. Orange, Dr. Phil · We gart, a ~ • SJX'lkesman for the gro p, said he. expected 80 pe rcent or the coun· ty 's anesthesiologists to be participating in the slowdown by Wednesday and "almost 100 per- cent" by Friday_ But there wer e indications to- day that the slowdown would spread to other doctors. The anesthesiologists' action has the s upport of the Orange County Medical Association, and Dr. Philip McFarland of FU iierton, association president, also said that the association will support the decision ••o r several in - dividual physicians to withhold non-emergency services .. _ to develop a unified action.·· Everett Bannister, an associa· tion administrator, agreed today that the strike could spread to 10ther doctors. The association has 1,900 members. Anesthesiologists at Tustin Community Hospital are waiting to see whether the legislature passes emergency legislation to relieve the situation by Friday. according to Mrs. Jane White, director or nurses. "If some l egislation· is not passed to alleviate the insurance problem, l"m pretty sure they will go along with the slowdown. Through Friday, we will pro- bably function normally.'' A halt to elective surgeries, s he said, would cut about 50 percent of the hospital's patient load. Consequently, other employes will be given early vacations or leaves of absence. If the wal kout las ts l ong enough, she said, the hospital <See DOCTORS, Page AZ) Hoag Medi.cs Slow ·Down A poll of Hoag Memorial Hospital anesthesiologists in Newport Beach today in- dicated that all will take part in th e medic al slowdown beginning Mon- day, Dr. Ward Bissonette said after a s taff meeting broke up at mid-day_ The reduction of surgical services to t ake Care of on· ly emergency, cancer and obstetric cases, he said, will last until the leg- islature enacts a measure to counter high malprac- tice insurance costs. "I hope it doesn't IQst more then a week or so." i;uid Dr. Bissonette. ··1 cun't afford to stny Out very long and we arc very concerned about the other · employes at the h""'*"'.:t, There may be as D).lllW lil:\ 400 or 500 unernP.JofiliC because or lhis ••• -. • ,, • I \ Al DAIL PILOT N • ' I J1iry Eyes Viej9 M11rder Scene llJ TOM BARLEY OlllltDillf ,.,._.Sutf A jury thal spent mostof:Mon.- 1d ay tourin g the Irvine area V.'here fl.1 ission Viejo teacher F1orenr e N11nry Brown spent the last terror-fill ed hours of her Jile ,,·as <.isked today to find suspect, Stl·~·en Cr°'ig llurd guilty of first deg ree murder . (Related Picture Puge AJ) Deput y Dis trict Attorney Fra nk Briseno identiried her killer as Hurd, 25, a bushy-haired transit.•nt "'ho has spent most or the fi ve years s ince Mrs. Brown's murder in mental detention. Bris l•no further described }l urd tod ay in hi s opening state- ml'nts ;is the leader of a gang or drug-using drifters who met ma Costa ~•l esa motel five years ago to pl<.1n a n arm ed robbery that turned into a murder radtpage <.1nd claimed two victims in 24. )lours. Brise no told the Orange County Supt'r1or Court jury thal bolh kil lin gs ~·ere ··vicious, violent crin1es in which neither victim v;;1s s hown any element of com- passion or m ercy." -rilrs. Brown. 31, or El Toro, was on her "·uy to the school district offirt·s on June 3, 1970, when her statio n wagon was stopped by the· gang at the Sand Canyon Road exit of the Santa Ana Freeway, Briseno said. And he reminded the jury o( the panel's tour Monday when. '1 it h Judge Frank Domenichini and <:ourl o£fi cials, they toured tht• various points at.which Mrs. Bro"'n "''as humiliated, stabbed, murdered and then buried in a shullow g rave just over the Riverside-County line:-' - Briseno commented lo the jury that there was very little hope that r.lrs. Brown would receive Wind, Snow Lash North California By The Assocfil.ed Press A r are D ecember-type storm in Pt'Iay la s h e d Northern California tod ay with dus t- blowing. gale-force winds and ~now in the Sierra Nevada. The storm closed highways, re- d uced airport vis ibility and ('aused minor poY•er failures overnight. Unseas on ;:ib l e «o ld tern· pe r a tures under c lear ski es threatened to pose frost pro- blems tonight (or Nevada cat· tlcmen a nd growers in No1thern Ca l i forn ia o rchards and vineya rds . Winds gusted to 52 miles a n hour at San Francisco lnterna· tional Ai rport !\1onday night. Pill·s of drifting, wind-driven sand forecd closure of the Great . Hi gh"·ay along San Francisco's Ocean Be<.ich. \\l inds "ere gus ting al 45 m.p.h. :'lion~ San Francisco and San f\l;.itco County coasts toda y. Gusts also rt"achcd 45 m.p.h. al Travis Air f"orcc Base, Stockton and Sacr::amenlo today. Visibility was sharply reduced at Sacramento und Stockton airports beca use of blowing dust :.ind s;ind. Reno r eported sno"' h'londay night and today. Slide 1\tountain west or Reno reported a tern · pera turc of 8 dejrecs above frt•ezing. one of the coldest in the nation. T he snow a lso delayed the opening of the Tioga Pass, which park officia ls s aid v.·ould not be ,open until t he first week in June. ORANGE COAST N any other kind or treiilment in view of what he said was meted out to service station attendant Jerry Wayne Carlin the previous d ay. • Briseno said llurd was with Arthur Cra ig "Moose'' Hulse, then 16, on June 2, 1970, when Carlin. 20, was robbed of $40 while tending the pumps at a Garden Grove area service sta· ti on. Briseno said Carlin was taken to the rest room by J.lurd and Hulse where a comment made by the young attendant to Hulse led the 350-pound, six-foot youth to strike Car lin on the head with a roofer 's ax. Carlin, his head and sholilders draped over the urinal, waa tben repeatedly s truck by Hulse Wltil the upper part of his body became unrecognizable, Briseno said. · , The prosecutor stressed t hat Hurd is not being tried today £or the Carlin murder •for which Hulse is now serving a life which· Hulse is now serving a life tern:a in state prison. Hulse is scbeduJedto appear as a prosecution witness. Hurd, Briseno alleged, was the architect of Mrs: Brown's murder in an Irvine ora9ge grove during which the helpless woman was g rot esquely mutilat- ed before she died at the hands or her attackers. Briseno said he will show the jury pictures depictirte those mutilations. all or which were taken shortly after what Wf.S lef.t.Q(!be .i!ltrac.tive teacher wU... removed from its grave near the Ortega Highway. T he pictures were clearly visi· ble to the audience in the court· room . By s harp contrast •. Briseno has assembled pictures of Mrs. Brown take'n before her death, one in a colored studio portrait a nd another or the happy teacher taken at Disneyland with a group of children. Talk Planned By Carpenter State Se n . Dennis Carpenter CR-Newport Beach) will discuss the status of legislation pending in Sacramento a t a meeting Fri· day or Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce directors . Ca rp e nt e r 's addre ss. ··Dateline Sacramento," will take plaC'e al a noon luncheon at the h1 arriott Hotel. Chamber s pokes men stressed that the public is v.:cJC"omc. The luncheon is priced at S7 per person. Reservations C"a n be made throug h the chamber. Heights Unit Meeting Set Resi dent s o f the Newport rleights area a re invited to al· tend the annu al meeting of the Newport Heights Association at 7 :30p.m . Wednesday. Prior to the meeting, to be held al the Newport Heights Elemen· Lary SC"hool, 300 E . 15th St., fire equipment will be on display. During the meeting, members of the fire department wi ll ex- plain the paramedics program and give tips on fire prevention in the home. Also, the Ne wpor t Beach Police Department wilt give a presentation on burglary preven· lio n and home security. Refreshments and door prizes will also be part or the meeting. ' -• Dally ..... ,...,. ,.... MURDER .SUSPECT MOORE ARRAIGNED TODAY Officer Barry ,Snyder (right) Led the Way from Jail • Election Falters South Coast Regional Zone commiasioners f allt."Cl in an e!!orl to elect a new chairman Monday in Long Beach. Commissioners could not de· cide between Russ Rubley, Long Beach city courrcilman who is currently a.tlin&: chairman. and Robert Rooney, Cal Slate Long Beach economics professor who served as the (irsl chairman in 1973, However , Roone y later withdrew his name from nomina- tion. At the June 2 meeting, com- missioners will either un· animously elect Rubley or place another name in nomination, ac- cori;ting to Executive Director Mel c,rpentcr. Rooney did not say why he was withdrawing from the race. Abstaining votes by Frank Casado, a newly app<>inted com· missioner, and Laurence Schmit, How to Give Refugee Ai.d Orange Coast residents who d esire to donate clothing or make conlribu- tioll• t'o assist refueees : from South Vietnam at : Camp Pendleton can only : do so through t.he Salvation : Army. • Camp Pendleton Com~ · mlindaDL Brig. Gen. P11.ul : Graham has assigned this : duty. • Checkij should be mailed : to the nearest Salvation ; Army -0rfice and car~fully • marked REFUGEES, to assure they go through proper channels. Salvation Army Lt. Co1. Donald v. Ba.rry said clothing will be picked up. Donors should make an ap- point rh cn t with their nearest Salvation Army of· fice. f'ro• Page Al DOCTORS an Orange County supervisor . employ es may go on a three or failed to give e ither nominee lhe four-day work week. seven votes needed. Other medical specialists, she Rooney received six votes and said , are likely to so along with . Rubley five votes on the first the anesthesiologists' walkout. ballot when Casado abstained, "'It's just a question or time and each received five votes on · be£ore all the doctors are af£ect- the second ballot, when Schmit ed by it. Ptfost or them seem to be abstained, too. j n s y m p a t h y with the ·schmit then s uggested the anesthesiologists," Mrs. White commission wait &everal weeks said. ll.O allow time to.consider the mat..-The biggest surgery center in 't.erofanewchairman. h · · The commission was left Orange County -t e nine H • •d Ch operating rooms shared by St. Onncl e arges without a chairman last month Joseph's and Childrens Hospital when Gov. Edmund G. B"?wn Jr. of Orange County 10 Orange - removed. former chall'man the m ost arfecled in the Donald Bnght. w~s. C nf L Rooney is generally identified cnsis. . 0 ront agunan with the pro-environmental fac· The patient loa~ was off 20 per- . tion, while Rubley's positions are ' cent al SL Josephs today and all o!tenwithpropertyoWners. p~r.so nnel , i nclud in g ai:J .. John M . Moore, who claims to be a member of the Laguna Hare Krishna sect, was led away from Laguna Beach City Jail today for arraignment on murder charges. 1\1.oore was arrested minutes after 'the shooting death of his estranged wife, Jayme F. Sim· mons, 24, a m ember of the Indian r eli gious cult, Friday in the mid· dleor a Lagµna Beach street near the downtown business district. La~una Beac h police have· compiled a voluminous stack 01 police reports, interviews and coroner's findings in the case, the city's first murder since 1972. when a woman w as shot to death Fro•P~AJ MEASURE mini s trators h a ve said they believe the voters last November ,.,,ere tell ing them to cul baek the district budget. And , they are quick to point out that trustees have trimmed more than $3 million from the 1975-76 budget proposal. A1ost or that money has come from central &J dministration and· s upport ~ervices. 0 £ that figure, Sl .8 million will n~t be returned to the budget re· gardless of the outcome of the i\Iay 27 election, school officials say. The school district encoun· tered the budget deficit this year 'because of Senate Bill 90, a slate law passed in 1972 that attempted· to provide property tax relief and also equalize spending among school districts in the state. Under SB 90, Newport-Mesa can only incre ase its spending per pupil by three percent, unless the voters approve a higher increase in a tax override m easure. District admini strators say there is no way to keep up with in- fl ationary costs with a t hree per· cent increase. Instead or a three percent hike, they are hoping to raise the s pending per pupil from Sl,272 to SI ,372 next year. -------xi•ong wilh tile unsuccessful ~m1n1-stf-at-0r:s,-were on-a-foor-day by her boyfriend in a Wave Street voting atlempt, commissioners week . ,The s lowdown at St. apartment. again tangled with the con-J oseph s . began Monday aqd i A coroner 's au topsy troversial financial disclosure therefqre IS the most affected .. r established that three .25 caliber proposal suggested by David Surgeons ~re ~Lso .suppo.rti.Dg slugs.were fired into the brain of Commons, the other new com-the anesthes1olog1sts 1n their at- the woman. missioner appointed by Gov-tempt to pres~ Governor Brown ernor Brown. and. the. Legislature to enact Moore, who lists an alternate Three weeks ago, Commons l eg1~lat10.n ~~ so ly~ the pro· name or Jagaddeva Das, was ar· proposed that all commissioners fess1onal l1!!.b1hty cr1s1s. . rested at the Hare Krishna Tern-reveal their financial holdings "The su.rgeons ari:: not go~ng ·pie, 641 Ramona Avenue. He told and those of their families. £rom hospital to hosp1l~l look1ng police he had gone there to The proposal was sent totbe at· for a place to operate, was the change from his white and blue tomey general for 3 ruling but way ~ sp~~esman for St .. Krishna dhote , (robes) into Monday CommOns asked com· Josephs put 1~. trousers. missioners whether they wouJd ··we are urging our employ~s Officers Carlene Ambrose and :iUpport the measure voluntarily. and the patie,nts and ~embers. ~C Barry Snyder along with two de-After heated discussion, all the community to wnte ?r wire tectives were sent to the temple commissioners agreed to go Governor Brown and legislators immediately a£ler the shooting along with proposal, except Com· to encc;>~ra.~e t~e st~te to r:esolve and saw Moore talking witb. missioners Carmen Warschaw the cn s1s, said Richard Grun- another devotee or the sect. and Louis Nowell. · dy, administrator or the 14l·bed New Staffers Of Y Feted At Reception A reception to introduce new 6taf! membe rs or the Orange Coast YMCA to the public will be held from 4 to 6 p.m . Wednes- day at the Y, 2300 Uni versity Drive, Newport Beach. The public is invited. The new executive director is Jim deBloom, who cqmes from the Los Angeles YMCA. ''WoOO y" Morf is the new pro· gram director. He last ser ved as director of Camp Osceola. Ron Markillie is the physical direc- tor. Markillie was formerly with the Monterey-Salinas YMCA. The Orange Coast "Y" serves Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and parts of Irvine. Fro•PageAl Huntington I nte rcommunity Hospital. SMOKING. ''There is ti strong feeling among all the sta£f members," she said, "but there does q.ot seem lo be a group action or a~y • kind. lt all seems to be individu.al lounges and specific areas de-a!:'tion.'' signaled by county de)1artment Administrators at Costa Mesa heads. · Memorial Hospital and P aciOCa The total ban will also extend Hospital, Huntington Beacb, to the reading rooms, viewing were in emergency session lo rooms and other public areas of prepare plans to reduce the im· libraries and m useums. pact. or the drop in patients. It will also apply to all public and private health care facilities except in rooms occupied by one patient. Smoking in stage and movie theaters will be allowed only in lobbies. Retail store managers may ap- ply the law with their own discre· lion and if they choose to ban smoking the ordin a nce will back them up. In r eslaurants that do not already reserve 20 percent or more of their seating £or non· smokers, such an area must be set aside. ' • Coast Panel Okays Ra1nps, Boat Slips The cons truction o( seven ra mps and boat ~lips in Newport Beach's · Promontory Bay was approved Monday by coastal commissioners. The $49,000 project by Irvine Pacific Development Company involves seven homes on Harbor Island Drive and Bayside Drive. WHAT YOU SEE IS !HOT HECESSARILYI WHAT YOU GET! DAILY PILOT -r .... o.~n"" c_.,." o .. 11y P•lO!, w.1n ..-ni<n" ,...,, . ..,.,..,,~Noon p,~,,, '' pubh-byl~O,...,~ eo,,,1 Pu!>l+>n•"<I (om1>•"¥ '><'1>M•t• ••<ht...,.. ~•e """''"'"' Mon<l•V tn•cu11n r'""'V ror Co\!• ........ Ne-..flQf l II~•~". "unl•nqlorl U..1<n/Fo""• t•ln v.11e ~. lrvint . ~o04'•tw<• V•llt y •M L•<1un• B< atn Sc .. 1n UI~•!. A ""'lit <tol°""'' t<:I"•~ +. puhl"no<I !o,o\ur ll~y~ """ ~"""dY' 1.., Pl'""•Pf l 111<1>••'"'"" p!•nt " "' lOO Wt•I U•v !ol•~<tl, (O•ll Mtoo. t•!llofn•~'n61~ ~Family? The tufting machines make carpet 70 times faster than A)(mins.ter and Wilton today than 30 years ago. •• Robert N. Weed f'tt••M•ll •M 1'11bhV>fr Jac k R. Cu rley 'V •Cr Pr~''"""' t •l<I C..nU•< """"'"'!lo!''" Thomas k eevil Thomas A . Murph1n1· Ch arles H. Loos Richa rd P. N11ll ........... , ""'"•11•"<1 l"''"'' Newport Beach Office JUJ "'•DOf l eo ........ d ,_..,,,~ AO<J•t\\ P 0 !lo• !II), •lMI Other Ofticrs ~"''" ~'" .Jlll Wt >I IH• ~ot~ l..tOU'M lka.:n, 11 .. C. ........ 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The 34-year·old electrician said h e a nd his mother r e· cognized the captain's volCe and fa ce in a television broadcasl Saturday afte r Cambodia re· leased the Mayaguezcrew. "We compared old photos to pictures in the papers," he added "He's older now, but It's him. No doubt about it. My slstef and I are both excited and want to talk to him." His 28·year-old sister, Cheryl iMJ.Uer P edersen, said, "I didn't even know if he was living. When I was born', he and my mother were divorced. "I was five or so the last time I saw him," she recalled. "He took my brother and m e to a n Oakland department store and told us to buy a nything we want· ed £or our Christmas presents.'' "There's no bitterness towards him," she added. ''1bings like this happen when people get divorced.'· Mrs. Pedersen , now a mother'\ of four, said she was sending a letter to the captain in Hong Kong.· The 62-yea'r·old sea captain's· present wire, A.nn Miller of Foun· tain Valley, declined to either confirm or deny whether he had been married previously or h•d children. "They should ask my husband that.'' she said. Sea-Land Company, the Oakla nd-based o~·ncr or the . Mayaguez, said the sh1pwould bo in Hong Kong for five d•r.· but Mil ler was not availab e im· mediately for com.menl. / " , The tu1l~nq machine'> make carpel 70 time s faster than A)(mininter and Wilton looms. These machines will moke up to 12 lineal feet of co~peting per minute,, either twelve o r fi fteen feet wide. The relative ease of th is monufacturing method has had one negative aspect. Instead of about ten resp!lcted, reliable mills, today there ore mae than 300 mills, many of que s.tionable integrity. It is not d ifficult for a clever carpet designer to make a carpet look far better t~n it is. The answer to the consumer is clear: Either know your mon~urer -or rely o n a reputable retailer. (Alden's, of course.) *•••••• carpe .DEN ~S : iiisiailitiiiti: ·custom draperies UC NO. '2)()412 • 1661 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MEM, CALIF. 92627 PHONE 646·4838 -646·2355 \ • " . " ... ' i 1 • 1 • I I ' ' • I Short-range Proble 1n Social Security Crisis Dispelled ByS\'L'VJA l'O&TE& (S«ortd m a"'1"Mi•J For the 31 million Ameri cans -aged , d1sabl8d, younc widows. children -wbo recei ve Social Security benefit ('hecks each month , a n1ghtmare closing 1n ts that your pay· ments might be drastically cut or stopped For the 100 ni.1lll on of us working a nd pay ing Social Secunty con· tr1butlona out. of our earntnes. the sudd en 21pectre is that. while our Social Security t axes wtll increase, funds to \ Money's Worth pay us benefits will be exhausted wh~n we reach retirement age Jlow ser ious are these f1nanc1ng problems? llow can lhey be m et with m1rumum dis turbance " (1) TO PUT THE FINANCING issues in perspective , no one need fear tha t Social Secun ty benefits will not be paid lo him (or her ) when they fall due, declares a "white paper" issued earlier this year by a responsible group or expert!t The authors · former Health, Education a nd Welrare Secretaries Elhol L Richardson, W1Jbut J Cohen, Robert Finch, J ohn W Gardner and Arthur Flemmmg, also former Social Secunly comm1ss1oners Robert M. Ball, W1ll1am L Mitchell , and Charles I Schottland (2 ) There arc two separate f1nanc1ng problems , short term J.Jnd long term Taking up the short term problem fi rst, this has resulted Cro m the comb1n at1on or a galloping rate or 1nflal1on a nd a slump induced plunge in employment and paychecks T his will not last In the 1972 a mendments to the Social Secunty law, con· gress provided that SS benefits were lo rise automatically with the cost of l1v1n g • THE ASSUMPTIONS JN TllE estimates prepared at the time of the '72 changes were that the cost of llV1ng would rise at an average rate of about 3 percent a nd that wages would go up a l an a verage rate of 5 percent The add1t1onal income from Social Secunty taxes paid on the h igher wages of workers would be avail able to finance the cost of livmg tn· creases 1n benefits But the r .1 le of 1nnabon since '72 has far exceeded 3 per cent At the s ame time, record high unemployment has been erolhng revenues from SocJal Secunty contributions Because of this combination or troubles, Social Secunly will pay out $3 btl hon m ore1n 1975 lhan 1l will lake 1n This 1s scarcely a basis (or panic The SS system has a'bout $55 b1lhon 1n reserve-funds -$46-bilhon for tbe-~asn benefits program a nd $9 btllion for Medicare's hospital 1D· surance The whole purpose of these r eser ves 1s to create a pool that m ay be drawn upon dunng a business recession s uch as today's I N FACT, FORME R CO MMISSIONER of Social Securi· t y Robert M Ball thinks that with our . sltll drooping economy, 1t 1s probably a good thing to have Social Secunty paying out more 10 benefits than 1t 1s collcct1ng from worker 4'nd employer contr1but1ons With these billions st11l 1n reserve, Ball ex plains there 1s no 1mmed1 ate need to reqwrc higher Socia l Secunty con tr1but1ons To hike SS tax rates against today's economic background would be dramatically inconsistent wilh the in· w me lax reba tes we aregelt1ng f"' ;;-If~ obvious however," Bait told m e, ''that a situation in which the system gives out more Lh an 1t takes ID cannot be allowed to continue " When the economy has perked up <but no e arlier than 1m). Ball proposes the maximum amount o( earnings sub1ecl to SS taxes be raised to $24,000. Ttus would me an higher laxes for onl y a bout 15 percent of SS contributors 1t also \\Ould substantially increase lhe level of their future benefits Among other proposals by the Advisory Council on Social Sec urity 1s one that would m ake the hospital in· s urance p art of Medic are dependent on general U S. Treasury revenues But this, warn Social Secunty orr1c1als, raises the danger of introducing a "means test" mto the program and undermtrung the concepl of a system 1n which your contr1but1ons earn you a right to benefits , including health care , in your older years THE FUNDAMENTAL POINT is that the short.r ange f1 nanc1ng problem in no way constitutes a f1n anc1al cn s1s and Congress 1s r1ghl now s tudying the van ous solutions to the problem ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. 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Symbolic of the future, our spacious Newport office is housed in the most modern of bank fac ilities-newly designed, newly equipped, and staffed to suit your precise banking needs: • Estate and 'frust Officer, Escrow Officer, Real Estate Officer, Loan Officet ; executives who can make decisions • 'I\vo drive-in tellers (open 8:30 am to 5 pm, Monday thru Thursday, and until 6 pin on Friday). Be our guests. Come in for a pleasant experience: banking to suit you. Refreshments will be served. FREEGIFf ,.fhe first l ,000 people who come through the doors will receive a free pre· 1913 Liberty Head Nickel-a collector's it.em. FREE DRAWING 5 solid gold coins, each valued at $100, will be given away. Winner need not be present at drawing. Be sure you come in and fill out an entry blank. ., ' .. ~ •\.\ ...,, ...,, ' ; A fortune in rare coins and currency collected from around the world. We have gathered one of the tnost expensive collections of coins and currency ever seen. The history of the world has evolved around such vintage pieces as thes'e. What stories they could tell. Come and examine these rare objects, some of which have only been seen by the eyes of their owner. A veritable king's treasury awaits you. Don't miss this unique and historical display. You may never have an opportunity like this again. Here's a sample of what you'll see -and there is much more. 1937 KING EDWARD VIII CROWN One of the most valuable coins in the y,·orld. Never publicly issued. Valued at ssoo.ooo. H76 CONT INENTAL DOLLAR I N PEWTER The onJy United States coin dated in 1776. This historical piece is valued at $25.000. THE 1913 LIBERTY HEAD NICKEL Without a doubt, the most famous of all American coins. Valued at $300,000. Coin collt'Ction courtesy of Howers and Ruddy Gallerie11. Inc. UN ITED STATES $2 SILVER CERTIFICATE -Intricate in design. perfection in its detail and execution. Valued at $3000 for set., 4100 MacArthur Boulevard, Newp0rt Beach, Ca. 92660 (714) 752-0580 ~ • • ' r • Member FDIC Member Fedenl Reoerve s,.,. '. " I 1 I } ,, 1' 11 I ! " I . ,• • • • • .... -' -Orange ·~oast Today's Cl-Ing N.Y.Steeks ·EDIT! 0 N " VOL. 68, NO. 140, 2 SEcTIONS, 2• PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFO,RNIA • -TUESDAY, MA'Y 20, 1975 c TEN CENTS .:Mafioso " ' iTied to . ;CIA Plot? ; WASJUNGTON <UPI) -The llockefeller Commluloa bas re· !(elved evidence from the FBI linking the Central Intelligence .;Mency wilh the Mafia in an at· Jempt to assassinate Cuban ~emier Fidel Castro, a com· mission source said today. ·. ~. During its 18-week investiga- t19n of the CIA, the· commission· -lleaded by Vice Preaident Nelson ~-Rockefeller uncovered a com- .J)J.ete file on the matter in the l>epartmenl of Justice, the !Ource said. . ·"It was not clear whether th~ 1961 t>rojecl was ap°proved by iden-,President Kennedy. ~:rop CIA officials have con- t11tent1y denied that the agency ever approved any assassination ~. but have declined to com· ~nt on whether such plots were ~cussed. The existence of · the FBI file 'WU reported. today by The New Y~rk Times and confll'ID.ed by United Press International from. tommission sources. 'The FBI file rePortedly showed ttial Sam Giancana, a well· krlown Chicago rackets rigure, a'nd underworld soldier of fortune John Roselli were con· titCted. by the CIA in 1961 and of. :t'ered a cc;>.nt.J11~t to carry out the plot. , They reportedly were given j>1llson capsules, which were to 1:>e used to kill the Cuban leader. , At the time, both were said to b8ve been under investigation by Ut~ Department of Justice in COD· llfltetion with their underworld ac- fiiities . It was unclear whether :. · ~e was any attempt to carry Clllt Ille plot. I t ·~. G-ge S. McGovei;o (D- S.D.'l, said in an interview last week after returning from. Cuba that Cutro bad documentation pntving be was the target of a Cl.A. assassination plot. Also last week, former Treuury Secretuy ·c. '°"'*lu Dillon,. the vice chal.nllao of the .Roikefeller CommiuJ.on, told re- .potters the panel's final report Would discuss allegations the CIA was involved in a number of 8.Massination plots. He said the ~rt on this issue would "deal mainly with Castro" but refused tOelaborat.e. • The commission is scheduled 10 give its fi nal report to Presi· ~pt Ford June6, and it is expect· ~it will be made public shortly j.bttearter. Fraud Case ' ·' 'Pleas Given .. .'LOSANGELES (AP)-Seven };e?sons, including four from P,rtinge County, have pleaded in- .pOcent to charges of cheating in· Cb.vidual investors and financial inStitutions of $1 million in a · .~illeme involving the sale of sug- ' Jr.and other commodities. · '.-:Piling pleas Monday were J.-m,es Dondlch, 42, and Meredith Rusell, 31, both of Santa Ana; ehillp Stein, 39, of Orange; Edward Zuber, 34, of Costa Mesa ; Michael L. Graham, :n, of MiH Valley; "Sy Guthrie, 45, of New York, and J .A. Neel, 34, of Sreattle. ''u.s. District Court Judge E . · /llKery Crary set Aug. 19 as trial dite for the seven. •",ll\ ·~¥ . • .... " Wea.-r • Continued cloudy witb " 'chance of light showers in- ' -land Wednesday. Windy • · and contJnued quite cool · • ·with highs at the beaches 58 ·;·riling to 63 inland. Lows -.. near50 .. -' . ~~· :;': INSIDE TODA 'Y • 1 "The Marr T11ler Moore •1"Bho10 " wa1 hailed by the" .. • telft.Ufon. acodtm11. cu tht OMt· • .6tandtng comtdJI 1erie1 of Jl.'14--75, winn.ing a total of N . Emm~• MOfldo~ nlghl. Page "AS. " ~ ·r, Crisis Mounts County Medics .Slow Down Hos pita l adminis trators throughout Ora nge County, raced with a virtual halt on elective aurgeries by the end of the week, \ called emergency meetings to- day to map plans to tackle the crisis. Short work weeks and pay cuts are being 11lanned to ease the ex- pected 40 percent drop in patients in the private hos pitals as a r e- sult ot the decision reached Mon- , day night, or th~ 125 anesthe- dividual physicians to withhold non·emergency services ••• to develop a unified a ction.'' Everett Bannister, an ;issocia· tion adminis trator , agreed today •' Hoag Medics Slow Down siologists in the county to stop A poll or Hoag Memori al participating in all but emergen· 1-lospital anlltitheslologists cy, cancer , obstetric and life and in Newport Bea c h today in · limb threatening surgeries. The dicated tha t all will take doctorsare protestinglhe spiral· p a rt in th e m e di ca l ing cost or m a lpractice in-slowdown beginning Mon~ surance. day, Dr. Ward Bissonette Arter a m eeting of the said a fter a s taff meeting anesthesiologists in the Orange broke up at mid-day. County Medical Association, The reduction of surgical Orange, Dr. Phillip Weingart, a services to take care of on- spokesman for the group, said h.e ly emergency, cancer and expected 80 percent of the coun-obstetric cases, he said. ty's anesthesiologists to be wlll last until the leg. participating in the slowdown by islature enacts a measure Wednesday and "almost 100 per· to counter high malprac· cent'' by Friday. lice insurance costs. But there were indications to· "I hope it doesn't last day that the slowdown would more than a week or so,·• spread lo othe r doctors. The s aid Dr. Bis sonette . ''[ anesthesiologists' action has the can't afrord to stay out support of the Orange County very long and we are very M d' I A · ,. d D concerned a bout the other ~ .1ca ssoc1 a .ion , ,an r. employes a l the hos pital P~hp_ ~cFarl and or F)lllerton. __ .-'.(:hef:e-mayi be as ma ny a~ RECIPE FOR FUN ON COSTA MESA'S WEST SIDE Three Boys, Raltened Cardboard Box, Steep Hill assoc1at1on pr_es~ent •. also salcl 400 or soo une mployed that tfle ~s.soc1at1on will s upport because of this .·· the decision ''of several in· • '----~~~~~~~~~ Supervisor Seeks Ban On -Nudity Orange County Supervisor 1ThoD?as Riley said today he will propj>ilf.'tltli't lif'"llOiT\t of Supervtlors adopt an urgency or'· d inance ··that Would prOhlblt public nudity in unincorporated areas of the county. According lo Riley, the pro- posed · ordinance a uthol"ed by county counsel Adrian Kuyper.i s both constitutional and effective. If enacted, Riley's ordinance "Would make it a-misdemeanor for any person over 10 years old to appear in a public place, in- cluding beaches, without Opaque covering over at least some por· tion1 of their body. • In annotincing that•he will ask for adoption pf the ordinapce next week, Riley said public .nudity is offensive to large num- bers of people. ''We h ave already had numerous reports of incidents on county beaches,'' Riley said. "With summer almost on us and large crowds expected at the beaches I think we should take the ·precautions to protect the public from being exposed to sorii.ething that is offensive to it.'· If adopted next. week the supervisor's ordinance will beef- fective immediately. Newport-Mesa DMly l"llOI PhMotl ~ .. alrlcll O'Dlt-11 WHITIIER.SCHOOL FOURTH GRADERS BEGIN SLIDE Mike Finkelstein, Steve Nichols, Gerry Sanney (from top) Board Cuts Back In Override Vote By HILARY KAYE Ottlle DaUrPIHilsa.ff When vOters in the Newport· Mesa Unified School District turned down a tax override last November, school trustees de- c:lded,to m8.ke'the propgsal more palatable. . Al a res ult, the measure on the May 27 ballot again asks voters to raise the tax rate, but this time asks for less money. Proposition Z, which drew about 25,000 •~no " votes and Twin Towers Fires NEW YORK (UPI) -Fire marabals 1 ay ars o--n was rts~lble for at least \wo, of .,.,.. fires that broke· out Mon· ~ night In the twin 100.s1«y towers ot the World Trade Cente.r. lnveillgalora have l~beled the five other fires In the 1ky1cr•pers Jlloaday llllbl;y "-Ptelaua." • • • ., 20,000 "yes'' votes lris t Nov· ember, asked for approval to raise the Spending per pupil by $150. It would have·authorized a 54·cent lax hike. This time, the s chool district is asking for a $100 per pupil spend- ing hike. . Exactly how much the tax rate would be raised is debatable , however , because fin al fi gures from the county on assessed valuaUon are still"unknown . Eady county. figures brought an estimate-of a five-cent hike over thls year 's t a x rate. It would mean that the $4 .0( tax rate of this year would increase to $4.12 next Year. However, recent information rrom the COUDlf ttiat the ~i~ vlluaUon p>•Y 1-cijJler to,.~ '!.q , percent lneroue ri!Ui'e< °"Iii tl\6l tl•e percent ·hike :previously esUmatcd, a\ay mean a small~ tax rate hlk~, or nono•at all. .~I Increase ill ~es.Hit value wo~ . (SeeJl.lli:,~AZ) I '";, ~~ • ,..,w.iN""' ID • Oil Delay Requested By Brown SACRAMENTO (UP!) -Gov. Edmund c·. Brown Jr. today • asked the federal government to delay a proposed lease sale or 1.56 million acres for oil drilling off the Southern California coast. . . Immediate offs hore oil de- ve lopment ''has not b een justified in terms or a clear na· lion al energy policy," Brown said in a l e tte r to Stanley Hathaway, acting secretary or the Interior. ln his firs t m ajor public stale· ment about the leases since tak- ing office, Brown said senators , congressm en, several branches of state government ••and virtually every local official in the s tate hav e e xpressed criticism of various aspects of the proposed progr a m." Drilling rigs "may pose a ma- j"or envir·onmental threat to Southern California beaches," he added. The governor a lso criticized the fede r a l gove rnment for not providing the s tate with more in· formation about the sale that is scheduled for Septe mber. "The s ta te must be provided with relevant data and an-ade· quate opportunity to assess the costs of inescapable onshore im- pacts," Brown said. The Department of the Interior has announced pl ans to sell leases for development of oil more than three miles off the coast from Los Angeles, Santa Monica and San Pedro. that the stri ke could spread lo i0ther doctors. The association has 1,900 members. Anesthesiologists a t Tustin (See DOCTORS, Page A2) * * * Panel OKs Insurance Rate Cuts SA CRAMENTO (UPI ) - Despite opposition from in- s urance companies, an As- s e mbly committee has un- animously passed legislation to immedia t ely lower medical m alpractice insurance pre- miums and get slriking doctors back to work. · Hours berore the commiUee approved the m e asure Monday to immediately reduce medical in- surance rates, the Legislature began a special session lo deal with Gov. Edmund G . Brown Jr. 's nine-point program for long-range malpractice rerorms. Special session bills were im· mediately introduced lo solve the long-range problem by limiting the-am·ounrp·eopt~OlildSue-dOCc-.---­ tors, and clampipg a lid on fees attorneys could rec ei-ve in malpractice cases. Another measure prpposed a state·rinanced malpractice .in- surance fund comparable to tfle unemployment insurance fund for jobless workers. Assembly Spe·aker Leo T. McCarthy, who worked for a compromise agreement between the insurance industry, doctors and lawmake rs lo immediately lower premiums, said he hoped committee approval may con- vince job-boycotting . pbysieians to go-back towork. The bill was approv~ by the As se mbl y F i n a n ce a nd 1nsurance Committee on a 9-0 vote and sent to the Ways and .Means Committee. The measure (A8928 ) by As- semblyma n Robert McLennan (ft -Downey ), would require in- s urance companies to rorm "'pools" to provide malpractice insurance policies in areas or California where such insurance is nol available. Brown told reporters he did not have a position on the bill because he had not read the latest amend· ments. But Brown's chief .spokesm an on malpractice insurance, Busi- <See PREl\llUMS, Page A2) RALLY COOLS; DOWLOSES7 NEW YORK (.!JPI l -Investor disappointed over the economy's performance in the first quarter sent p'rices lower in moderate trading today on the Ne\'v York Stock E xchange after an early rally fi zzled. The Dow Jones indus tria l aver age, which had been ahead about two points in the first hour, dropped 7 .20 to 830.49. Declines led advances. <Tables, All). I ,. t I • c .... .. .. • t Al DAIL y PILOT c TONIGHT COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL -Regular meeting, City Hall, 6 :30p.m . ' UCi LECTURE -"The American West.•• Room 251 HumaniUes Ha).J, 1J>.m. . WEDNESDAY, MAYZI OPERA AT NOON -Puccini 's ''Gianni Schicchi," presented by OCC Lyri c Thea te r Class , .Auditorium. Wed . U a .m ., Thurs. noon. No charge. "'KISS ME KATE" -Corona del Mar High school musical, al Newport Harbor High auditorium, May 21, 22, 23 and 24, 8p.m. Tickets $2 . .50. "ALCOHOLISM , AN ADDIC- TIVE DISEAS Ei' -Dr. Robert · Schmitz lecturer, Raleigh Hills Hospit a l , 1507 E . 16th St., Newoorl Beach. 6: 15 p.m. In· formation : 645·5707. UCI LECTURES -"Poetry Writing Workshop," Room 248 llumanitics I-fall. "The Heart and Circulatory System,'' Freshman L'ecturc Hall, Medical Surge 11 Bldg. "The Worlds Within lids , .. Room 101 Physical Sciences Bldg. "Living Marine Resources or Ca11£ornia," Room 1.58 Physical Sciences Bldg. All 7 p.m . Hurd Trial · Jury Visits· Murder Scene A jury .that spent most of Mon- day touring the Irvine area where Mission Vie·o teacher Tuoodey. Moy 20, 11'7S Billboard . . Measure Studied The billboard ordinance is the most conlroversiul item on tonight's Costa Mesa City Cou n· cil agenda but , Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley said today that he ex· pects the measure to be delayed. The billboard ordinance reap· pears on the agend a after run · ning into a roadblock at the coun· cil level several weeks ago. The proposal had been for an outright ban on billboa rds with the most or the 35 signs in the city to be phased out by 1978. Th e billboard elimination however, \lo' as' opposed by council members Robert Wilson, J ack Hammett and Norma Hertzog. The staff was instructed lo draw up alternative proposals. A1ayor Pinkley said that late last week, outdoor advertising compani es s u ggested an alternative plan and Monday night the planning staff complet· edits three proposals. · Pinkley said 1hat he will ask the council to delay the subject until June 2 so all the councilmen can be fully briered. ·•\\re 'll have nothing else on the agenda that night and so we should be able to come up "'ith :.in agreement on a billboard or· dinance," the mayor added. Other potentially l'Ontroversial items on tonight's 6: 30 agenda in· elude public hearings on a 11e· quest from Seal's Ambulance Service to-.increasc jts base rates from $35 to $40 a call and in mileage from $1 .50 to S2 a mile and to rezone the Paulo theater property bordered by Paularino Avenue and the Newport Free· wayJ'rom low density to a planned development. orence Na ncy Brown spen the----------- last terror-filled hours of her life Tri'o lniiured was asked today to rind suspect 'J Steven Craig Hurd gui lty or first ~~~ecX:;urdcr . CRelatedPicture As Three Cars De puty District Attorney Frank Briseno identi£ied her C killer as Hurd, 25, a bushy-haired rash in Mesa transient "'ho has spent most of the five years since Mrs . Brown's murder in mental detention. Briseno further deScribed . Hurd today in his opening state· ments as the leader of a gani of drug.using drifters who met in a Costa Mesa motel five years ago to plan an armed robbery that turned into a murder rampage and claimed two victims ln 24 hours. Briseno told the Orange Count}" Superior Co urt jury that OOJ.h killings were "vicious, violent crimes in which neither victim was shown any element or com- passion or mercy.'' How to Give Refugee A.id Orange Coast residents who de si re to donate clothing or make contribu· lions to assist refugees from South Vietnam at Camp Pendleton can only do so through the Salvation Army. Camp Pendleton Com· mandant Brig. Gen. Paul Graham has assigned this dut y. Checks should be mailed to the nearest Salvation Army office and carefully marked REFUGEES, to assure they go through proper channels . Salv ation Army Lt. Col. Donald V. Barr y said clothiilg will be picked up. Donors should make an ap. pointment with their nearest Salvation Army of. fice. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT Two. drivers and a pa ssenger \\.'ere injured late Monday in a broadside intersection crash in- volving three car s in Costa l\1 csa. Po.lice said driver Salvador E. l.ucero, 32, of 566 Hamilton St., Cos ta l\1e s a . was treated at Orange County l\1edical Center for cuts and bruises. He was re· leased early today. His passenger, Carlos Corral Ceniceros, 23, of 334 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, surrered similar in· juries. A second motorist, James .l'vl. Lynott, 23, 0£ 8382 Malloy Drive, 'Huntington Beach, suf- fered minor hurts and was treat· ed and released at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. The third driver, Janice L. ]\torton, 30, or 21661 Brookhurst St., Hu'ntin.gton Beach, escaped injury. f'roa Pflfl'! AJ MEASURE still mean higher taxes, though. Whatever the ratE,! turns out to be, it• would still be an increase over the proposed tax: rate ror next year without a successful tax override measure. That rate figures to drop to about $3.76 per $100 assessed valuation. School trustees and ad- ministrators have said they believe the voters last November were telling them to cut back the district budget. And , they are quick to point out that trustees have trimmed more than $3 million from the 1975·76 budget proposal. A1ost of that money has come from central administration and support services. Ban Extended ·~ DOCTORS Comm...Uly Hoapltal .... waUlna lo see whether the leatsl•ture passes emersenct leaislation to r~leve the 1ltuation by f'riday, according to Mrs. Jane White, director of nurses. ''If some legi1latlon is not ·passed to alleviate the lnaurance problem, I 'm pretty ayre they will ao alons with the slowdown. Throush Friday, we will pro· bably function normally.'' A bait to elective auraerles, 1he said, would cut about 50 percent of the ho1pltal'• pallont load. Consequently, other employes _..-...::;'-"-"--;will be flven early vacations or ... e-avel"o "Ab1-ence. · New Dome Ficus tree is transplanted at Costa Mesa Golf and Coun· try Club after being moved from parkway alongside Fairview Road. Tree was moved Monday as preliminary step lo widening project on Fairview north of Baker Street. Mechanical transplanting equipment was used to dig up tree -roots and all -and move it to new site. Tree was first of 55 that will be moved to golf course. I.est Fmnily?_ Skipper's Kids Turn Up TERRA LINDA (AP) -A brother and sister say it took 22 years and an international inci· dent to locate the seafaring father they claim is Charles T. Mi'ller, captain of the U.S. merchant ship MayaJn}ez. "I tried to get ·hold of him a number of times like when I got married and when my two children were born~'-,James T. Miller said in an interview Monday. ''Now he's ~ot six grandchildren he doesn t know about." The 34·year ·old electrician said he 1and his mother re· Ex-Fairview Aide Facing Assault Trial Trial continued today i n Harbor Judicial District Court 'for a former Fairvie'w State Hospital technician accused or assault and battery on tWO men· tally relar,ded male patients. Ang'el Hernandez, a veteran employe of .Calirornia state hospitals for the retarded, is charged with mistreating at least two adult males. .. He was fired from his post in· 1t1ally, according to Fairv,iew Medical Director Dr. Anthony N. Toto, then the California At· torney General's orrice initiated criminal charges. The hospital head said Hernandez had worked at Fairview State Hospital berore, then joined the staff or another hospital and later returned to the cognized the captain's voice and face in a television broadcast Saturday after Cambodia re- leased the Maya li!:Uez crew. "We comp8red old photos to pictures in the papers," he added .. He's older now, but it's him. No doubt about it. P..ty sister and I are both excited and want to talk to him." His 28-year-old sister, Cheryl ·Miller Pedersen, said, "I didn't even know if he was living. When I was born, he and my mother were divorced. "I was five or so the last timer saw him,'' she recalled. "He took my brother a nd me to an Oakland department store and told us to buy· anything we want- ed for our Christmas presents." "There's no bitterness towards him," she added. "Things like this happen when people get divorced.'' Mrs. Pedersen, now a mot.her or four, said she was sending a letter to the captain in Hong Kong. The 62-year·old sea captain's present wife, Ann Miller of Foun· tain Valley, declined to either confirm or deny whether he had been married previously or had ·children. ''They should ask my husband that,'' she said. Sea.Land Compapy, the/ Oakland·based owner of the .Mayaguez, said the shipwoUld be in Hong Kong for five days, but Miller was not available im- mediately for comment. If the walkout. las\a Ions eno_uah, she 1aid, the hospital employea may .10 on a three or four-day WQrk week. Other medlcal 1peclali1ta, she 11jd, are likely lo ao alona with . the ane1theslotoci1ta' walkout. "It's just a question of lime berore all lhe doctors are affect- ed by it. Most of them seem to be in sympathy with the anesthesiologists,'' Mrs. White said. _ The biggest sura:ery center in Orange County -the nine operating rooms shared by St. Joseph's and Childrens Hospital of Orange County in Orange - was the most arrected in the crisis. The patient load was off 20 per· ~ent at St. Joseph's today and all personnel, including ad - ministrators. were on a four·day week . /f'rom Page A I PREMIUMS ness and Transportation Secretary Donald Burns, ques· tioned parts of the proposal, say· ing it may not produce the money needed for companies to create insurance reserves as required by-law. The m easure would Im· medi ately limit the cost of malpractice insurance for the next seven months to 50 percent over the Jan. 1 prc·crisis level. Some Physicians in San Fran- C'isco, Sacramento and parts o( Southern Calirornia have left sur- gery theaters after insurance companies announced they planned to increase malpractice premiums by as much as 400 per- C'ent annually . Edward Levy. representing the Association or California Insurance Companies, said his industry opposed the measure because it would force com· panies ·to use home, automobile and lire insurance surpluses to create state-mandated r'5e~ves for malpra ctice Policies. 1 New Staffers Of Y Feted At Reception A reception· to introduce new ataff members of the Orange Coast YMCA to the public will be held rrom 4 to 6 p.m. Wednes· day at the Y , 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. The public is invited. The new executive director is Jim deBloom , who comes from the Los Angeles YMCA. "Woody" Morr is the new pro- gram director. He last served as director of Camp Osceola. Ron MarkllUe is 'the physicaJ direc- tor. Markillie was formerly with the Monterey-Salinas YMCA . The Orange Coast "Y" serves Newpart Beach, Costa Mesa and parts of Irvine. Cow Kill.ed 011r FreeuxJy A maraudin1 beast was : corralled with help or lhe : Costa Mesa Police Depart.-· IJ\.tnt heltcoptc r Eaa:le .1: Monday ·on the Oran1te : Freeway near Brea and: tlnallyi<illed by •uthori1iH: In a bail or aunflre. : California HlihW•Yt Patrol officers who shot it· Hstcd the animal as a: steer. • Costa Mesa pol~ce re-: cOrds Indicated the: berserk animal wus a cow. : Helic,opter pilot Sgt-.· Larry Bersch suld In his dispatch repart that It took 20 rounds of ammunition to dispatch the animal which had strayed onto lbe freeway near the ToMer Canyon orframp, creatin&. a traffic hazard. State's Budget In Red SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tl\e California state budget will be at least a quarter billion dollars ln the red because of the recession. Gov . Edmund Brown Jr.'s tQp budget orricer said today. Despite the $257 million deficit, there is still a sizable surplUs1 said Finance Director Roy Bell: Bell said he expects the stale general fund lo take in $8.'9. billion in the fiscal year bea:ip- ning July l and spend $9.25 billion. That dericit will cut Brown's anticip__a~ed bi!<!get~urpl~fr9_tn $574 million lo $349.7 million,lldll told the Assembly Ways and l\1eans Committee. • Bell said Brown's Jan. )2 budget correctly a nticipated I.he decline in the slate's economy "but did not a nticipato the severity of the decline.·• Brown's budget message cau- tioned against spending the an· ticipated surplus because of the uncertain nature or the economy . "'Although our best estimale indicates the turning point of re- covery will occur this sum.mer, it is possible that the recovery will not occur as rapidly or as strong .. ly as we ha ve projected. "Since we do not know, it. would be well lo rese ve the re .. mainin& ,surplus to cover addi· t.ional revenue losses if economic 1reapoilse is delayed," Bell c&u .. tioned the.coJDmittee. .1he r~vised estim9'es releaaed l.04ay give some encQuragement ...,.. but not much -~-Jegislators and .administration orrtcials Who hoped the report would say there is more m·oney for new pro- grams. • ·r The Assembly and Senitt.e budgeting committees have h'eld 'up $2 billion in proposed spendfilg programs for review art~r toda)''S revenue report. 'l'h6Se propasals would all be on to1f of Brown's tight Sll.3 billlon budget. : Bell said sales and income tax revenues will be of( by $186 million from earlier estimates or about $4 billion. Other state re- venuet-will be up slightly, he said. The $257 million loss in an- ticipated revenues is a combina- ti.on of bigger spending projec- t 1 on s and a reduction in eslimates of revenues, Bell sftid. Both factors are caused in ):1art by the severity of the recession. Costa Mesa facility. . H e faces misdemeanor charges, which carry a max- imum penalty or six months in jail and a $500 fine. WHAT YOU SEE IS I IHOT HECESS4RIL YI WHAT YOU GET! • Robert N. Weed Counly Toughening Anti-s11Wking Laws The tufting machines make carpet 70 times foster rhori Axminster and Wilton 1oclay than 30 years ago. The tufting machines mak e carpet 70 times fo ster than Axmininler and Wilton looms. These machines will make up to 12 lineal feet of corpetinq per minute, ei ther twelve or fifteen feet wide. The relative ea se o f !his manufacturing method hos hod one negative a spect. Inst ead of about ten respecled. reliable mills, today there 1are more than 300 mills, many of questiOnable integrity. It is not d ifficult for a clever carpet designer to make a carpet look for better than it i~. . . \ P•t>l ... n\ •M PMlloi•-• Jack R. Curley \l'l(f Prt>llle1>i t nd c;..,.,,1 Mont11t• Thomas Keevll Ellto• Thomas A. Murl)hl!'le Noe"'9•119 Edi-.r Charle\ H. Loos Ric hard P. Nall A•.,•••nl ~"'''"' 1toi1or• T•ltptlone (7141 '42-4J21 Cl•ttlllf'd Adv•rtl•lnt M2·St71 CO•~r~111t, lt l~ Q''"" Co••' l'~b+l•ll•n9 c ........ n,, NOM••>10• .. t.,!ll ... l••l+M'l•.t<l•!Of!" m<Ol•f Or •ll••rlli.t,,,.1110 lltftlll "'•¥ Dt t•jlt Ollll!tl •11"1111 ,,t~ltl P•""""'" ot ... ,..19111 0• ... , 1'•«11•11 1•t •~ -'..0-•till ti C.lt Mt••. c,.r.10t11 ... '~''"t 'l4ll•011~('""' u.•"'°"'"'•· I>• ..... II~· 00 '"01>INy; mllit«YiN .. J"""""" IJ.,Ot .......... , By WILLIAM SCHREIBER '>f I ... D•llr ~1191 ...... Orange County supervisors routinely approved sweeping amendments tot.he rounty's anti- 1moking ordinance today after three weeks or discuuion and re- vision. The touabened ordinance goes Into effect in 30 days. The revisions ,· drafted by 8upervl1or Robert Battin, ex .. pend the smoking ban iQ rounty- owned and leased , bld.ldlnga and extend some of the UmitaUOOI to private stores, theaters a_nd reetaurants within county ter· rltory used by the ceneral public. The slrlt\e1l application of the ordinance, however, will be on county property. 'fhe mea1ure was approved -4·1 with Supervl1or Ralph Diedrich oppoalna:. He said he believes some portion• or the new or- dinance are unenJorceable. Under the new law, smoking will be expressly prohl bl led in all I ' public meeting rooms, building hallways and building elevators. ll will be allowed onJy in private offices, restrooms, employe lounges and specific areas de· signeted by county department heads. The total ban will also extend lo the reading rboms, viewing rooms and other public areu of libraries and museums. It will al10 apply to all public and private health care faclllUes except ln rooms occupied by one patient. Smoking in stage and movie theaters will be allowed only tn lobbies. Retail store managers may &P· ply lhe law with lhelrown dlJcre· tlon and If they choose to ban smokln& lhe ordinance will back them up. In realauranls lhat do not already re1erve 20 percent or more pf Uaeir seating for non · 1moken, l}'Ch an atta must be aela11de.. ' The answer to the consumer is cle01: Either know your manufacturer -or rety on a repuloble reloiler. (Alden's, of course.) / I *• ..... carpe ' .. . DEN'S :iiisiillition:·custom drapsriss LIC, NO. ?304i l 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAllF. 92627 • PHONE 6•6·•938 -6•6-2355 ' J " ' " • " • .. , ·, I