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FRIDAY AFTERl)!QON; SEPTEMBER 12;1975'
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Badly Bri.rned
A 9·year-old Fquntain Valley
boy, severely burned Thursday
whe n bis gasoline-soaked
trousers burst into flames, re-
mained in rritical Condition to-
telephone just before the fire but
ioyestigators have not Yet
learned who he was talking with.
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GJndition
Char.g~!~
B~ WILLIAM SCH8ElBER::
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~ day in the Orange County
Medical Center burn unit.
Firemen rePorted the youth
-dobsed the flames with water and
ran next door for help, then was
quickly taken to the hospital.
A si!Oketm in ·ror'Oi-,nce ciii6.
ty Shepfr Brierley Gatei said to.
day a suit filed Thu't"Sday in Los
Angele$ Ft;.deral Court alleging
lnhumacn conditions at .collnty jaij
apPears almost ide"htic~I ti:r a
class action filed in June· br
,Several inmates. ~ ._.
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Meanwhile, Wllce and fire in·
vesti&ator were trying to un-
ravel t¥f4cting stories sur-
roundin•lh°£blaze.-~
Firemen said• Peter Arning 9
of 17926 E lm St., apparently had
been ·hom e alohe about 10
minutes when his clothing caught
fireabout6p.m. r
He suffered second and third
degree burns over 40 Percent of
his body. Fire Battalion Chief
F1oyd Warr_said. Both legs, One
arm and the lower portion of the
boy's 'body Were severely in· jured~" . i •
But Wart said today Peter son
of ll(r. pnd Mr's. Alben Anrlng,
"may make it. '1 'r
Warr sa.id f·iremen believe
Peter may h'ave been plaYlrig
with matcheS an1d ga;;oline in the
kitchen of his home when his
trousets bursti.nt.Ofiame.
He said the )'ou~gster also was
reportedly tal~ing on the
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Late 'ni&ht. end earl.Y
qi.,qr'ning low cl-ouds ~min& s unny b~ mid-
morning Sat\Jrda,Y. a,:cord· ill& to the weather seni.ice..
Hi4bs in the upper 60s at
the ~eches to mid~70s in!
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t NSJDl!l TOD~Y
Fvan11~ photf'Qraph.a , ftpm
l"rolll:., .• pmi1 ... .of '"' Jiii
Annual ' Cops .and Cou#JI•
Hor1r Show , crid. Breakfmt
aod o<ll<r inln•llill{I 11rlng"i to
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Fountain Valley police, allO in·
vestigating the incident, said
they could not release any in·
-formation about it a!i yet.
' Hospital officials today report-
ed Peter was unchanged since
Thursday evening and was still
in critjcal condition.
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S,Jro~,:.V,ictim
IIeld 14 Hours
' . {n Dnmk'Tank ,
PITTSBURGH (UPI) -
Virginia Murnane, 54. was
relied by ·a stroke while waiting
fora bus.
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AS RE SIDENT:o ,WATCH, NEWPORT FIREMAN HOSES DOWN BRUSH FIRE
For the next 14 hours, she 1anguish~ in a city drunk tank
because n"O one would believe sbe
w,as sick instead of intoxicated.
Thursday Afternoon Blaze Florea o.rl Bluff Between King• R~f1· Coal! Highway
' Two Youths 1 Sbe was still unconscious when
two patrolm'en picked her up and
toe>W her to the tlty jllil to "sleep ..
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F or.d A.ctiori7~Jifiii~
I "" ' ·t t.t • ,, .. :.... • ~· "Jo', ... Inte/lig~nce .P.robe
~ ,~et Blaze'
1 behind the bars 'Of the women's
cell block. o,1 .. •••t•m not drunk, I'm sick,'' she
kep\ pleading •• she regained WA.SlliNGTO~API -Presi·
coaSciousness 1 for Oeeting mo-I dent Ford told the House in· i:Mnts. She was told to go back to•. tellfgence. committee toda'Y he . ~leiep. w.-.S ~ tO return secrettnforma-
Mrs. Ronald Freund, her tiqn s.,.p_plied by the administra· ~
dlUgbte't-. became coneern~ tlon be~ause four cl.~sUied
When K~. Murnane didn't,rome W6l'cb ~t could crlppre U.S. • .tiiOme from work Wednf!sday forel.gd' · cy were tnade public.
bleht abd began calling the 1bl J ident also wamed the ; n;aor,Ue. hoapllals and the mtss· committ that jt would rfteive
ing peraon.s.bureau. no mof e material from U$. in-
'• Al ttie sa nte time, Mrs . teUigeDce agencies ~,.lifs it
Murnane was being haule d agreed;.to rt"lear through tht ad-
before a city magLst.rate -al minist.n.tlon all informa.tibn to be
least 14 hoi..irs after her stroke. made public.
She said s~ was sick but the • The committee·s investigation
"'"li>h:•f.e s.ald PQl!cedldn'i find ,jnto-U.S. µ,\elli1en«" IM!livitles
any medication in her purse, so came to an imm~atth'all..
thetas!Umedsbewa.sdrunk. Asked if the PresiOdlit's,.ctlon
"If you can walk, you can go,.. would cldse down the commit·
the mafiatrate said. "Call your tee's 'oper'atiops. Q~rman Otis
pecipje and have t~ l>,ick you ·· G.~Pik...-<D,N :Y.h said, "It ~r-.
UR, '' , t.ainlY doff temporarily. 1lltte ia
Tlie intoxication charge was no way on earth yOu can 1,py.
dropped and Mr1 .. .Murnane was e!.\l:~.?ii~ t~e inlelli&e nce Ile-
allowed to clll her daughter. tivit1es. orthe Uniled $.ales or
'1Four of us W~nl doWn to th8 'lm.erica· without. aCC•JI to
lionl'toaetber. '' Mn. Freund 1rJusified informati0r1." 1 aaid. ' When we 1ot there we Pi~e •.ill the commlllee wlll <!lee 0 E,l'qe >' notretdmthe<:lassllie4!nlonna-
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tion lo J'ord until committee
members meet next week to plan
their course or a-c\ion.
,'sst. Al!~· Gen. Rex Lee de·
livered the President's message
to the Houle c mmittee. He taid
the Presidenl·s· Action' was pro-
mpted by dis~losure of four
wOrd.5 which were C!6ntained in
tepoJ15 on intf,ll~~ence ~t the
.1973 llllldd.le E•;lt 'ifar.
The report iQdfcatet\ U.S. in· t~tgen.ce agencies were caught
b\'.suriirlse by the outbreak of the
•If· · i/te did not -eay what the rour
woi'ds•w_,ere.
The committee earlier had
worked out •4t,e«lPenlf wi\h in·
telUCfllc9<!fficl•)• to cl<!dde what
matetlals cioulclbe tn;icle_putili<.
l)ut '-"'" said \he lour .,.,ros in
difpute were relea~~l~1 the committee ..JVi.tbout . 'gence
·t· officials' agt'Minent. Tl* words,
he 1aid, could Irreparably haem
Ford's conduct of foreilln Poflcy.
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~N ewport
, ~-~Youths suspected of play-inl wilh matches were detained
bx NewlJi>rt Beach Police Thurs·
~y afternoon after firemen ext·
U\iuished a grass fire on lhe hill
above P a.cilic Coast Highway
oterl<>tking t he Balboa Eay C!Ub.
There wert no injuries in the 3
p.m. blaze and no buildings were
~amaged, although the names
Ull'eatened a residence. at 811
Kines Road on top of the blufr
be(ore being stopped about 10
yards from the house.
A Witness told policehesawtwo
small boys running from the
scene of the fire and gave the of-
ncers their id.entities.
' The 6-year-o1d and 8-year-old
reporfedl~ c6nfessed to police
Iha! ther hscJ;been pf.ying with
matchta apd were released to th~r l?~rents ·after 'questioning.
Ju•enile olficer1 will decide
wlta\ action 1.9 take. lf any. The names came ctose to both
the row of houses on Kings Road
<See FIRll; Pa1< l\!I
The new legal action wa1
brought by the American Civil
Liberties Union (ACLU> •on
behalf of fiye current. inmat~s of
the jail. It followed almost seven
months Or investlgatjon, A:et,iU
officials told District "Judge War-
ren Ferguson . •"'·
··we f~l this is almost exact.If
the same as the other based1oft
what we have read about it Ir\ the
papers,'· said Joe Mestre, Gates'
executive aide. "We have not
been served as yet ."
Mestre said the June lawsuit
was filed by different inm"atcs
than the current action and WJ:O
withdrawn s uddenl y by the plain·
tiffs without explan ation.
The latest lawsuit contends
that monetary awards shoukt1be
made to the plaintiffs .and "'a;tl
other inmates in the jail to com-
pensate (or ''psychological.
physical and economic Josi1es:1
The five primary plaintlfrs
named in the suit are J erry E .
Stewart, Ric hard E . Smi(h,
Susan Young , Kenneth Wilson
and Willi am Brown .
The first two are being de-
tained pending trial and the other
three are currently serving jail
terms.
Their suit contends inmates
(See JAIL, Pag:e A2)
Citibank's
R ate at 8o/v:
NEW Y'ORK· f \1'1 -
First Nalion ~I City T~"t k
raised its prim e lc•u11n:
rate to 8 pet'cen', tod<i:,, H ',
Ol'le·q ua rt er pcif'lt; ·1cr<·~~c.
The nation 's sec>1l nd
largest commt>rci1·1 h;l ''~
said the increa~· "r' lh" 1 t
lerest rate it cb <ir·.1e .. l
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credil\li•o1·th~ bu:;,11 I
rowers t;ik e:<i et il ~ KIW l'· ·
It's the f1 r~1 l11,,t t..i1.1 oar."··
raiscC .t:. ,.i1 i t.ti.: ;in e A~.
8 ~ h€.n ll went to 7 11'.;.t
cent.
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')l,2 DAil V PILOT s
Theater
• Request
Mulled ~
By TOM BiRLEV
a1 ttt. o.u, 1'1~ St.In
" A bid by the Balboa Pussycat
'Theater's lawyers to prevent
-,Jo·Jice siezure or two allegedly
dbscene movies pending a
·verdict in their Harbor
:\1ll1licipal Courl obscenity trial
, is being mulled today by Orange
. County Superior Gour t Judge ~ William S. Lee.
~ Judge •LE'e refused lo im·
t n1ediately rule Thursday night
on the plea by J,os Angeles at·
tnrney David Brown for a writ
' that would allow scrt>enin gs of
··oeep Throat·· and "1'hl-' l)evil
""'n Miss Jones .. al the Balboa
~heat~r ~'hilt• the tria1 is under
"'·ay.
Bro"·n argul'd that repeated
Sl'tzures of the tV.'O controversial
movies by Newport Beach police
wert• unt'onstitutional and that
.. Harbor Judge Donald Dungan
;1.tirtht>r t~rred IA'hen he branded
't'he films as obscene.
He told Judge Lee that it was
,impossible to.derine the movies
.. ~s obscene or otherwise until the
,jury <-ould return its verdict on
multiple obscenity chafges. ,1
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'Fi~e a . D a,Y~ . .; ·' I ·• McuisortD.eath Threat '
ATLANTA, Ga. (A.R)-A letter p!in)ortedly'wfi(ten by
a memberor th ··r~y~· o(Charles1M.P.nson, &nvlcted in
, the Sharon Tatem~. tbJ,eat.ems the Cleath f1tve people
tor eve,ry day MJIMAft YetiiainS in1 prison. the Atlanta
Constitution Said t~aY.~· .. v ' • •
The Cons~itution taJd tpe letter w s ,wi;it\fn two and a
half months before\ Manson disc.iple Lynette .. Squeak)'"
Fromme wait ct\arged ..yi~att"emptinczssaisf.r)ate Presi-dent Ford. • • ~
The newspaper said the letter, da ed June 12, was sent
to the Los An_seles Tim~s which tumed it over to federal authqrities.~'fhe ConsUtu.tion said ~t o&ained a copy.-Tl\UFS··
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" f by July 12.,"0ur· LOVE <M-ansQn) and our family are
not released, then.on Jtdy t3 y6t:i'll find your first.Jive dead
PIGGIES a6'd five more every day 6ntil they are released,"
the CoJ\itltuilon guoted the Jetter as·saying. ~
"We SWfi.Sr itfyou don't then all of you PIGS are going-io
need canoes to paddle through the blood that's going to fill
the streets.'' 1..'
The Con.stitution said an FBI spoke.sman in Los Angeles
ronfirmed the letter.
"The Los Angeles Times did' receive the letter and
turned it over to postal authorities who gave it to us:· the
spoke¥"an said, according to the Constitution. ''The case is
st}!l unCier investigation!''
Chnllenfie B liss
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Egypti~ns D J'{~nd
P e ace Agreerilent
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:. Brown compared the issue
before Judge Lee to that of the
1.·gentagon Papers case in which
.. ""e United States Supi;eme Court .. ruled that the New York T.jmes By United Press lnte(.'1latloiial
. was within the law when .it ·, Egypt struck hard· Friday at
~·published the secret· materials critics ·of its interim peace
bverofficialobjections. agreement with Israel and
~; ·'This issue is one of freedom of challenged the Russians to ar·
'speech," he said. ''The Balboa range 'a 'fin;!iilar .;pact ·on the
. '.J'heater cannot be restrained Syrian Gol~n 'Heights. Cairo also
Geneva con{efence into sessiOn
at the en(I of November "to coo ·
sider an over.all settlement in
the Middle East. especially since
Egypt is ready and the Arab
st11nd,ls clear." _
·from showing these movies until said it wants the Geneva.peace
.. ft-is determined in the municipal conference to meet in Nov~mber.
'Cburt,room that they are obscene Foreign Minister ,fsmail
ornofobscen·e."' ._ ' Fahrni Said in an)intetview with
· Judge. Lee ir\.J; icaied before the new-Spaj>er All Ahrain Egypt
taking th'e case udder submission '' Would welcome any diS'eng~ge·
that Brown·s .argurrients ml.ght ~ mt>nt agreement Q_n Ute Golan
be better directed to an ajlpellate 1-Ieights or other fronts. "if the
court than to a superior court Soviet Union ~ould arrange one."
·r~dge. Fahrni said Egypt will call the
' Deputy District Attorney
FroMP~A J
Ihsan Abdel Kaddous ,
chairman of the board of Al
Ahram ard Egypt's leadin,S col ·
umnist. •wrote in his newspaper.
.. The Arabs should not be swayed
by Soyjet c~ls on them to follow
-·the Vitt,nam people's p:;ittem or
fightJng until victoi:;-y i s
achieVed. · •
"This is the ugliest kind of mis·
leading logic the Soviets are try·
ing to indoctrinate ttie Arabs
with,., he said. !tharles McFarland assur;ed both
'!J\ldge Lee aod Brown that any
further att~mpt by the Balboa
'Theat~r to snow e.fth·er or both
movies •w,ouJd result ip Judge
',Dungan · issuing '~ seiiture ._ wa/.t
Palestinian officials in Beicut
said Israeli gunboats atlacked
the southern Lebanese. port qif 11 JAIL Sidon early ~riday, but.guerrilla.
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Tant. ", I • are denied their cOMtitutional lo. ).V w·aw.' srae denied tpe
,~~~~~~~ranumbero~r~sin ---.re~~Tt:i A~iv military com~
-Openingandi:eadingofmail rnand said gunners rr~in
by jail authorities, severe limits Lebanon shelled the Israeli,town
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Couple Seized on family visits, and .inadequate· of Nahariya alo}lg the Medite·rra·
0 D ornon-existentuse.ofteJephones. nean coast, but caused no .. D MIQ' Raps newspapers aud other rorms ot ca~u·aliie!. ... . ~ , .
i -;.~ • communication. The shelling followed
S 1 Cl ~ ... ··t ·, t· f -Jnad,J?quate hospital i'!-na . Thursday1s Israeli air raid on a . an em .. n e narco IC$ o -ed' 1 J.. .,_ -guerrilla camp in· Lebanon north ficers arrested a . Camp m ica \;are. . ' " otT Leh Frid p Pendle~on Marine and his -wU~ ~ ·~ ·-Jnaaequate t1me (allecedJy·· ed~J':fe. ~1:f~1"t .ay r~est
Thursday· followino an r,1e~e'd -onlyfive·~inutes}to~. tm.ealr., U .. ~t N I! a Sma·n t;to
" .. 'Ill .. '"""nad t .hea ··•·en ,,.. n1 e a :on• ecretar)t undercover purch•~e o abi>ut • -~ equa e ...,... .. _ -r-"-· 1 . .,, 1'd6 · · '' $2oo th f PCP~ t · ·ted tilation systepis that alleg~ ~era Kurt ,..,a e1m1 It la.id drug:~~ .. ~edicaliya a~~ ~~rse constitute. a health h~ard. . · ~~ cbil%',!l,;{'Jfier~~ll~~ s~xd· t hi .. · -Allegedly .ph)"stcal punish-enp~ on , lt:U --~ ""e ra1
'l'V ,Jn tir metD .
. ~singer ·Cites·~ IJi,g Ean
ATUJ7WJ1i .
LONDON (UPll -WomeA think men with big
ears are 1ex.y a Britlah
do<torreported today. ·-Detente .Fears · Dr. Jvor Fel1tei&1of
Manchester. writing ln1.be medical weekly 11 Pulse,•·
said ~a.rs are ••sub-
cons<lous symbcll• at male
... xuallty," and ,1!18 llilgcr
" they are the mOfi worn•
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cilet~y '!! St1te Henry ~. Kl$•·. lnatr ·says Amerl~ans are
oo.r.auy the healthiest people In
the W~st but ha•e an almost
"m.etfphysical l!e.~ .. for
ri11<Y!Orelgn lrtvolv~tn~&.
He says this fear of rial's can be-
tta~ed to Indochina. W&tergate
and PoJ\ticfl assassinaticihs and
hat a ftia;or impact on shaping .: .J>C!lkY. causing problems with COn'gr61.
"Anything that looks to the
puDltc lilte a massive foreign in·
volvement would require the
mo~t meticulous juslification
before it could be supported,·· h~
said in an interview to be telecast
thia weekend. Kis~inger said that Was one re·
ason for criticism of sta9ooing
some 200 technicians in the"Sinai
to help keep peace between Egypt
and Israel.
Sweden. Finland. Australia and
Canada all have sent hundreds of
troops into the area without any
debate, he said. .
~ "Thiii is the psychOlogical en·
vironment ,in which we have to
conduct our foreign policy," Kiss·
ingersaid.
• And:fit, fie added, "I'm llOl basic eeulmi•lic aJ!Oul the future11 thu1 coun ry1" ·~
Despite the shocks or Ille ltieos
and '70s, Klsslnger totd tn -
!H.viewu..Willlam f.Jlui:Jll!>YA .
on the f'irin( Line'l)rocram, tlle
American people. 1tre ··~auy
healthier, bnlcally 1'\01" vital
lhan in any other Wesum COUii·
try." • ' '
He said the Unitedstates is :1tbe
hope of the non-Cq,rnmuhist
World' ... and ''if we doo'tletldthett
will beno1eadership."•
Kissinger t'Qok a gloomy view of
~h" JJnited !'la lions. H bloc1voting
and confrontations perslSt. "it
will be an empty shell,'' be said.
Delendlng·the detente policy of
\he Nixon and Ford administra·
lions, Kissinier said it aoes not
signify ''ideologY<!al approba·
tion' · of the Soviet and ChineSe
systems and that they remain
··ideological opponents" of the
United.States. ·
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IrvmeYouth
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He cited Clark Gable and
Bin( Croeby_N..,lh..,~•:...
amples of pnen w~ ~fer Jok.. about looklnc like ~wtiants with -<the wind .behind them, or taxis with
both doon open, but have
captivated. womeo.
"This symbolism s,oes back thousands or years ....
Dr. Felstein1aid.
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sponsibi'lity for the natiO.,ar
security of th·e United Sta\f!s
Jeaves him no alternative but to
request the immediate return of
all classified information pr,-
viously provided this comnµt .
tee." Lee said.
C}1~d&µng ·:; . . ~ . . . ;..
Sclwol district
Fraud (.;barge
He said intelligence agencies
would wi thhold any additional in·
formation from the committee
until the congressmen agree not
to release future information
without specific administration
approval.
''All agencies respectfully
decline to furnish classified
materials until tt)e committie
satisfactorily alt~r l its positioq,'' , . ' ,. Over Bugging
A FOUntalh Valley High School
girl, who claims .that llWltington
Belich Union Higt;i.,SchooJ Dis· trict .officials tapped her
telephone in the belief" t~at she
was making obscene call&. sued
thedistrict Thursdayfor$113,000.
Tina Welch, 15. states in the
Orange Couri'ty Superior Court
lawsuit filed by her father,
Robert, that t he school district ·s
a,lleged actions amount to de·
Carnation of charact~r and in-
vasion of privacy.
Also ident'ified as defendants in
the lawsuit are Fountain Valley
High School and four ihtlividuals.
It is alJeged in the action that
school ·officials 'made a call to
M~ss Welch in De~ember.« J974. and that the sul:Jscquent ·~con ·
versation was unlawfully tapRe,d, bythem. 1, , n -:·
Their aim, Welch elaims,1was
to compare .his daughter's voice
to .that of a female who was
responsible for a series of ob -
scene calls... 1
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Irvine police charged a
teenager Thurs4ay with arrang·
ing the theCt of. his '11utomobile
citiien's band radio so he coµJd
-.. coll.ect !he~suran£_~· .
~WJlli~~eter Hart, 1(..,r.1~
Roalllle C!i;cle, l rvli)e, was cltea lot •rtla!µrlg a false .,,jJort or •
• crirne and r~eas~4 on his own re·
cogniz&nce. •.
' 9~e <Iii t'"'.D Ju\.eniles ~so aJ.
le(edlj> lnvolyed was charged
'with petty the,ft and releas<d to
his p~~l!I' cus\o4Y· The .other
'.,·uvenil.e ltl:S noi c.,rged. ' . , ...
he said. 't
Pike asked Lee how he thought
the committee could continue to
func'tion without access to
classified materials, prompting
L~e t<h reply that the con·
gressmen could honor traditional·
rules Of secrecy. ·
.. That's exactly what's wrong,
Mr. Lee," Pike exploded. "For
decades committees of Congress
have not done their jobs and
you've been loving it. You come
up hf,'!re and whisper in one
friendly congressman's ear and
in my opinion that's why we're in
the mess we're in .·· Witneoies to tbe"l'uesday night
aUto burglaf'6 report.,tl by Hart
told poUce the burglars drove a
tan, compact piCkup truck. A
polic~ check or the University Terrorists 'Die High School parkil\g lot the nf!xt .
day located a matching truck BUENOS AIRE~. Argentina
.with a citizen 's band radio in· (~) -The Argentine army de·
. stalled. /molished a terrorist hideout with
~ blast. 11'9,m a 90mm mortar
Fci<IBlf.,,¥,il14ftg thr.ee leftist guer· ·
rillas inside the house who had
battled security forces for six
hours with hand grenades and
Molotov cocktails, police said.
The t'.'Yo j1.4v,enijes in the !k claimed tile ttteft .had been et
up and that they were to pay rt
S50 for the radio Jn addition to.the
insurance claim. 1 , .:. •
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. rt~1 lerMartin/·24 8ndSusan· ment at the hands of jail on thevi.µ?t~e BorgboU)"t;h.
D M t. · IB ·' boo, 'ked · t authorities and .confinement in The SOv1et Unto.n. Syria and ,t: •.
· 1 ar in, • were in o · ed II ·th td other Arab. bardliDe "'~uhtrles city jail on .charges of sale and segregat ce s w1 OU ue pnr h ' rl ' .. d. h 1··· • .
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by Heritage
. ' cess. ave c t~c1ze t e &Lest intenm possession for sale of the drug . 0 . 1 f 11 , t Si~ai pea~e 'pa'ct q~ated ·by
Mrs. M,rtln,was r~!~as~ on her I ··"--~(}'~ doll ':_,~~c:s:, lo """r~t~ry of Stal~ !r€nry A. KJss· own ljecoa:n1zaoce while her aw~~s an ., ~~i:U ma e~a ~~. , .
husband was ' held pending ar· . ~e1tre eol\ce9e:d. the cUnty ... inger~ , ...
raignment. : · -)ail bas .._l!ad" j>rpble~s. b9t. ~~~· , J.· ,r .; •
Polic-: narcotics officers allege -~ref~lly' tnspected 'ti)'. outsi4e_ •, · . ~, ~
the purchase by ,an undercover agencies Several timesecd:hi!~. <-f r .. _Pa.,e 1at
; agent included 19 baggies ·or the , and~ an('pro,bleiris that are iii~· :..) , ~· · , ... ~
, dru . -l'Overedarepr mpUycori;ecteq. ~ S1i£0K¥
g. ' He said fflrly ltl 1W4~ ~~ii J'. • , 9' • •
• und~ent ~ m~\icutous ~"9r"c-' _,., · ·• " ~I -ti on by ihe Stat:e Boafd of ~ec-COUldn •t find her. The poUce said ~ E'r oa Pllflte AJ lions, which is d ue to exarhiJ>ie they.didn'tknowwhereShewas.
t, ., the facility nax,t year., . "We finally' fOund her about
I FIRE r • Thoughthestate's)>anelfound half"8n.·hour later si\ting on a
.: It • • thEf\.jail to be generally in good c. bench in a"iiother part ot .the
and stores and offices lining "'shape, it point~d ~ sopie de-.· buil!1Wg· Sh~ wa~ consci~ bUl I
, Coast Hii:hway acrOIS from the fe~t~ that h~ie i~nce1. ~t!en .. doo t k?ow if sh~ r~gruzed me ' BayClub ... el1m1nated, Mestreswd. "I-orriott .
, OirecttY below the ~ite of the · Th~a.ithasra1sobeencritirju~ Asthey~er~leaving.thepatic~
) blaze is the temporary location of ~hr;tost an'?ually by,c~y ~~d ~~at\'~. ~ pol\ceman suggested . l Newport Marine Supply, one of Junes and Mestre,sai.~.all,lh~1~ ~ Yo.,..t,11 b1ett(r take. he~f~ a
-: the companies burned out in the ~ C:~cems are.also1ai>.swer~~ ~ l)ospi~al,,lad~. S~e,looks~1.ck.
) devastating Mariner'S mile fire · )'{earealsore4~,ar·l~im~-~':~· ~U..l'A~e~ w~ ~~to last January. .,. ed by t~e county .. t\,~th ~r. ,..th.9' lf!lE!nsiVe, care Un!t -bf_ St .
. ~ Damage reported include a th~ C.liforJ\la Yonl)j All\1t<>fl.tr, .. nancis G_sll~taJ Hos~1.lat ;She •
.. group of newly planted trees on and Feder~l Bureau Of·Prlsons, wa.~ ttROrtid trfsenous oon<h1ion
., the hill valued at $100, a large pine Mestre concluded. . .,,~ Friday.
~ tree charred in the fire, an elec· •· ~ trical pole knocked out and some i.J ••. ·· M
' fireequipment. 1 ~ u ' 1es ov.e
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,JM Or-Co-ll 0.0!+. P••ol, ,.11" """"'" " 'ton>l>•Md '"" No'"• Pro», " 1'111>!1\ho'd I>\' ,,,.. Or...., (.ws1 p.,.,11..,11>9 C-•· """'°•M•· Milli-ere p\>tllo~ea Mon<Yy ff>rouVll r•lll~y Joi (;""I• Ith••, llle,.parl 8"8<1', H""'•"ll,.,..
ileo<WfFa ..... ••·~ Yell••· ··~'""· S-•~W<;~ v.ri.ftf!d lA!IU<'• Bel{~/Sl>u!~ W >t A •lnQI• .~r~11.., ;, '"""'-~, .. ,(lo,, -!Kit! !MyJ, fM. pj'lntip•I ll"llU•~H'll 11•~"1 +• •I 3JI\
We~ Bo.• S>I-, COii• M••~. C<olol0<nl• ~tlt
Publi£ity. Bµgs Single& Group
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I A BBC· film crew was to have counselor~ said that Singl4).Scelle
dropped in on . a s~ensiUvity was formed1'fwo_ years ago in
workshop in Costa Mesa Ptlonda)" Northern Califofni:a. ft has 6,000
night to photograph single members nationally, an4 about
Americans getting ttrlOUlh <With 700 in Oran,je Count)'. ..
their feelings. ' ' .,
But the gathering won1 beheld There is an acllvlt9 e~et;;ilight
in the home of a Costa :Mtsa or the week in OraDge Couri.\y, he ,.~~1.!!·P"(!~, woman because advancePu.Dllci· said. The ser/s'i.t'vity workshop
Jllck flt . curiev ty overemphasized that bflf of wll,lin'!olve the expIOfatloriofthe ~1, • .,,. ... .,.. .. , ..... c • .-a1Mo,..9'1• the session ~lll be tn the nu<te . tsensesoftaste, ioueti1·s~ell.and Th0m£~,,!ee"u according to Dic~.Pelletiei;...pr.t!si· sigtlt through vaijous exercises~ "-
ThOm.ts A. Murphlne dent9fSinaleSCene. ., The latter P,art ofithe.~vening "'•"ff'"" et11or 1 1 "She doesn't want to ti~\ It wifi be devoted to a villa an re-
Charlet H. Loos Richard P. N•ll aoymoreJ'' he add~ notinl~that cetvlng nude massagcs,'Pelletier ~-"'•111 •,,. ..... t~ .. -a irenaitivity work.sltopis a Week· sald.1t'1But this is opµoaal: some
Olfitt' ly actlvi~ of the organization. ·peop e may liave. this is Dol a c"'"'"""··~--_..,."..,s''"' 1 • t . 11 11· · • It ,.~por11S<1•c";ou,.._,,,to¥1ot_~ nstea the.. workshop will be seJC:ac iv y, s1n,a,group,a ua-H.!::~ ~~~~fr:;::::~.o» · held.. at a bouie :n FuUetton. and ti09. un~er the guid~ 5'8~ in-. ~~~~~~1 1toW the Brltish Broadcas\ing s~tOt\ andiex\lal~tyigs are
T•l.,..on• 1114) '4M32t ~ration lilm crewwill'tlhoto-·pretty hard to ••lit;-un~er C.1•'f!r:!.~dvertJslno6'>-S67't iraphlntbere. ~ ~ l1'o5e ctrcunistance.s~I. • • v .... ~ ~b,..,.. Pelletier ex.Plai.IM!d that th4!. l.n 1ddJUon:Ul'Ore wnt.J>etbein· .. ..ffi_,.~~!... BBC 11 prepatin'f a TV p~ft\I hltil!l';fe illRufti~ of'ilte BBC
-ltJ.eUO Clillecl"Spli\tdt'76." ' , ct1-uilndJights. • ~ '"'"-°'i;.{ijf'_,."' "II'• 1bout·~re, 1iberl.Y, ail'clthe • f~tll~r 'tt1>lained al<cn• or
_ "" .. _ ..,., _ ~lilt or )\ap~r~,'' 11<1 1a1d. 0 tM •""°""'of the_ actlvki/ 1.slo -"~@' t"'"' .. "'""Q~ 'Aey <h!ll• .iif~a 11 the f!lo. that' nu41t)' 4~ n.ot iif• ti ·~~·.""~, ... ~,"~ ,, _. placelofiliil th pu~t<:AttaPPi· "" 1~tn1ril1 ~~ \o au. ••flt l're ' nes~. and thay cboae llllat. peij. 1101 t_o\o illlns th«t!P)' lqroq~al r.J:t.t1~..,.i.: :'~:;....°"',:,.~ pie because o~e oyt 9( lb.rte clJt(uncllons_;' he ••Id. ''lt's
"' ·" -..-.. ,..,.., "''"' a.fulte In eric1 ll now slnfjle ... ' •m>PIY. an opp0rtib)lly .to In alee
...,...,. · PeUetier 11.o Used to be a Y<Mi exp e.yout past raisin&." I.
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• o1 .. jneqtllti'<111t ' llJ!Olal rai.a, leaalty "perma-""l go~rnmrnt, and neat" rates. take effect SUnday,
"' b1Uluu. Moil but the Po.la! Service IAYI they
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Gaey.K.irchbolJ ol Mlasion Vi-io ia by bJo OWD admission
''tbell8llestGir1Scout)'OUOVtrHw.'.' I
XIJICHBOFI!' Ila_ to bothe maleluderottwo Girl ~
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Mills Ponders· :
Re-ele.ction Bid·
WASHINGTON <UPI) -Rep.
JIO•r qutat;,.,. to wm'ttast19P1.
Pol 0••• 'At Undertl>ePJ.[lll-rala.ef· ,
Scout troops In the Saddlebact Valley.
He cot into bis unusual sideline by
chance three y-ears ago.
A leaderless poop ol Girl Seout
cadettee wu ioing to be disbanded just
when Kirchhoff's dauehltt, Janke, was
about to join up.
Wilbur llllla (D·Ark.), who b ..
not bad a drink 1ince February
nor seen Panne Foxe since Jur.e,
1ald today he is winnJna his bat·
Ue aialnst alcoholiam and will
decld.e by early next year
whet.her to aeek re-election.
M.his Batti.stella was 11eometlme
in June•• wben she wu movlQg
out of the suburban Vlr~a
•P•rtment buildina where alio had an apartmenL and JIWa and
his wife Uved. .,
Oro•r~ Coo fl _., malllna letter welcblni
Oollg Pilot. P.O. lela than an OU e remains at 10
80¥ 15'0. Ceata cents. However, ach addiUooal
M<10. CA HSU •. lrtCltlde ro• -will be Dine ceota, down a
trltpllorw a11rnbtr. penny.
DEAR PAT: I want to try il(y
luck at communlcaliq with an
lndlvidual person rather than 'a
department at Columbia House
record club, Ctur you ~ the
"""'8• 111•1110? Aa you'va Pf"l brab17" pe1aed, I have a l'eetll'd
order nondelivery problem. H I
don't get anywhere on my own,
l'Uwritetoyoulateron. · •
T .J>., san Cl""""te
Adilns8 ,...r ~m11ee .. -.!latee, a-
Cutomer Senice, 11 W. Znd St ••
New Ywk, NY Jtllt. lie IVe lo
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DEAR PAT: My son sent 60
c:entsto~rValuesfcrt""aeta
Of deeats in 1«13. After he'd wall·
ed three moaths, I wrote a letter
aad received nothing in return.• A
simlla -r with Fleer Corp.
(Double Bubble glim) resulted ltl
the Sar.tie lack of response. I did
not Write to Fleer, as my son had
declde\I that all comilanles olfer-
in,i siach deals hi.d no intentiori of
!dving up to their advertising.
These comj>laints are minor, but
this situation is unfair· because
children are involved. I don't ex·
pect you to get the decals two
years alter they were ordered,
but I just thought this matter
should be brought to your atten·
lion.
, , M.B.1QostaMesa
Both companle1 responcted lm·
medlalel~ wile•~ ·Yoor
BOD'S decal& rrom SQper Values
.ad Ida ""bally IC"!f l)llder''
from Fle~r Corp. baYe ,beeD
malled. SlmDilr conipl.-~m
ada~t1 OD bebalt of their
yocmcslera are received by these
firms dally, accordlac to their
spokHmen. Delivery Pfoblems
usually result from inadequate
or We1lble addteaaes and 1-la
&.be mall when coins are aent.
Both comp1nJe1 urge pareata to
supervise their cblldrea's lnltlal
order letters, making: lllft tllat
addresses are printed clearly
and that money la H:Bt iD &be
form of a check or money order.
Fk!tftf••N-
DEAR PAT: My boss started a
small business several yean ago
in Newport ~ea~h. He has a
license aod pays bis taxes, but he
menUoneCI· the other day that he
had never filed a: fictitious name
statement -the kind of notice
that a~pears in daily
newspapers. Now he is ~er·
ing if that dtatement appeared
automatically when he got his
license. ·My employer IS an in·
telligent. educated person who is
doing well in bis business, but he
says, with embarrassment, that
he just plBin for&ot to take care of
the fictitious name statement. Is
there a penalty? •
H.S., Newport Beach
JlalllD& a postcard wiU cost
JeYen cents, mstead oJ the pre-
sent eight cents, but .....unc a
parcel wlJ.l 10 up by six percent.
Nm weeli, after the perma· -t rat .. are In use. the Postal
Service Is expected to belin ac-
Uoo µi:at will reault ltlJlll increase
l'ltheco.t of malllnc a letter to 13 cen°Uattor Ohriatmu.
This wW Come when the Postal
Service files for new r'ates with
the Postal Rate Commisalon.
. ~ P'8lal officials say the in-
crease to 13 cents will C!Ome un-
der a provision of the law allow-
ing "temporary'' rate increases
within 90 days after a permanent
rate schedule goes into effect.
other mail rates will go up by
as much as 33 percent when lhe
temporary rat•s take effect. The
Postal Service bad planned to put
the increase into effect as soon as
poasibl~ but decided.qainst tl!ia
course to keep from impc>slng an:
increase during the Quistmu season.
The Postal Ser.vice. which is
losing about $200 million a
·month, has wanted to raise rates
for months but hasn't been able
to until permanent rates were
established.
The heavy deficits are expect-
ed to continue under the rate
schedule that takes effect Sun·
day.
Postmaster Gen~ral Benjamin
F. Bailar bas said, the Pocstal
Service need• both higher mail
rates and additional subsidies
from Congress to start breaking
even.
Other new mail rates taking ef.
feet Sunday include a three per·
cent increase in second-class
mail (magazines and
newspa,pers). The cost of sending
airmail letters and postcards as
well as third-clas& bulk mail will
remain unchanged..
Mix of Both
Sexual Traits
Siiid Healthier
STANFORD (U Pl)-He-men
and femme fatales are okay for
Hollywood but people who blend
the better traits of both sexes are
healthier psychologically, a
Stanford University professor
said Thursday.
''Boys who are strongly
masculine and girls who are
strongly feminine tend to have
lower overall intelligence (and)
lower creativity," said Sandra
Bem, whose conclusions appear
in the publication Psychology To-
day.
11te proressor, who based her
analysis on experiments with
1,500 students, said :
"High femininity in females
consistently correlates with high
anxietY., low eSteem and low sell·
accePtance. '
''And although high masculini·
ty in males has been related to
better psychological adjustment
during adolescence, it is oft.en ac-
companied during adulthood by
high anxiety, high neurotic ism
and low self-acceptance."
Prof. Bem said, ''If we left. kids
alone more, they'd blend more
naturally." But she maintained
the .Problem was that from
childhood on. people are taught
to be male or fem ale-Oriented.
She said feminine traits in·
elude sensitivity to others. affec·
lion and gentility.
'"MY IRISH·GBRMAN 1ot riled
up,•• Kirchhoff, • mechanic for the
Southern California Gu Company. re-calls. "I said, •For two cents I'd take
yourtroop.' Andtbeysaid, 'lt'ayoun'.'' •••on•o'"
~ Klrcbbolf uys he got an "'awtul rlbblnc" from his
WWkln1 buddies at the gas company' a Santa Ana ba ...
Some of the men even volunteered In Jest wbep Kltt.h'?,off totk over a second, older troop of senior scouts
aged lo to 18 a year ago.' He politely tumed them down.
In an interview with the
Washington Star, Milla said de·
tails of the now~celebrated Tidal
Buin incident tut Oct. 7 are
buy In his mind. One of Mills'
eompanJons that ni&ht was An·
nabel Battlstella, a atrlpper who
used the 1taae name of P'anne
Foxe.
• Jllisa BatU1tella has wrilten o
book about her relationship with
Mllls. aaYine at one point that she
became pre1nant by Mllls but loF HtS SCOV11NG ""perience, KlrchholC says: "'I blChl~ rerommend it to anyone who wants to bave"a lot of
fun. l ve never enjoyed anything so much In my enUre llfe. ••
He still suffers from an occasional ldenUty ertsla when
)lellple -mostly yOW1pters and other adults -refuse to
• had All abortion at tbe urJlng or
Mllls'l'wife, Polly. Mill• said he
had no recollection of lllat Incl·
dent.
believe he is a Girl Scout. ,
BEFORE BE GOT Into scout\nt Kirchhoff ,. .. a
member or Ille Orange County Civil Air Patrol. "That
wasn't my bag,'' he says. '"Thla ls ... '
R«)ssmoor Suit Trial ••
Date Set For 1976 l·
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A com_plex lawsuit that began
when Rossmoor Corporation
s.ued the Leisure World Founda-
tion and several lesser defen·
dants for $2.2 million in damages
has been set for trial Nov. 22,
1976, ln Orange County Superior Court.
Filed In December, 1974, th&
lawsuit claims that during th&•
years 1966 and 1967 the founda·
tion failed to repay money ad·
vanced by Ross moor for the
management o( four Leisure
World communities: Laguna
Hills and Walnut Creek in
California and two others in New
Jl'rsey and l\laryland.
Other defendants listed include
Edward L. Olsen and Otto E.
l\tusch and Golden West ·
hers to dispose or what were later'.
reallied to be valuable holdings.
It Is alleged tltat O)fe'h and ,
Musch "schemed to obtain'' the
Leisure World 'News divisioo or
the roundatlon at a selling price
,J>f $48,000 which was paid off at
·ilJ;OOO a month. ·
The Lel,.>re World l'lews Is one
of three community newspapers
distributed by the Golden West
group.
;.t'he eross complaint rurther al·
leged that Olsen and Musch con·
spired with other defendants to
obtain Lei:1ure World manage.
ment contracts with the explana·
tion that the Leisure World board
could expect nothing but increas·
ing and substantial debts ii1 that
area or operations-.
Mills;.the.lormer chairman or
theJfouae Way1 and Means Com·
mlttee and once considered the
most influential member of the
House, aald he.doesn't 1.'run the
risk" of taking a drink because
he has no alcohoLln hill home and
••11tudiou1ly refrain from being
around people wllo would bo1ak· ing drinks .••
••1 say over and over again in
mymlndeve!')I day. many, many
times a day. that I cannot take a
drink " be aald. So far, Mills
aald, be ltu resisted the tempta· Uon. ,
He h11 not touched alcohol
since Febr.uary, Mills said.
"Whether or not I can continue
in this job and remain sober, I
have not yet determined," he
said u1 have until the first o£the
year anyway.''
Recarding the Tidal Basin lllcl·
delit, Mills said, 1'Jt'sone of those
situations I read about because I
don't remember too much about
ii, if anything about it. I had been
drinking too .much tllat night,
there's no question about that ."
Mills said he has not r.ead Miss
Battistella's book and has..no te·
collection or some of the inci·
dents detailed there. When asked
if Miss BattistelJa told him she
was pregnant, Mills said, "J
don 't recall it."
He said the last time he saw
DA.Staff
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Hearing Set
An Orange County Super(~r
Court ruling that blocked the prp·
posed transrer of 22 investiga~s
from Ille district attomey'1 ollj{\C
to Ille sheriff's department W)!I
be debated Seft, 2S in Judie
BymnK. McMil an's courtroom .
Judge McMillan. who ruled fOr
District Attorney Cecil Hicks
after a hearing into the disPtitc
la.st July · 28, has decided not 'to
sign the writ he granted unUl
after the new Dearing. ·
Objections to bis decision l;ly
the County Counsel's ol'fice l~
Judge McMillan to reopen the~··
sue. The County Counsel's olfi~
Is already preparin11ts appe~'br
that decision in J.he appareht
belief that Judge McMillan will
remain adamant Sept. 25. ·1,.
The judge has stressed that his
freezing of the transfer he COJ\·
demoed as unlawful will remain
in effect until he signs the writ.
Angels Arrested
SANTA ROSA (UPI) -Thr~
reputed f9rmer members of t11e
Hell's An1els motorcycle 18flJ
have been arrested in th~~
states in C'onnection with a lfffil
murder, according to Sonoina
County Sheriff Don Striepeke. •r·
Striepeke said Thursday 1 p
fourth suspect was still beiP.J
sought in the gunshot slaying Of
Richard Asbury, found at a park
near the Russian River east pf
""""1eyille, 1lecrlO, fm. '
Publishing, Inc., the Laguna -------------------,-------~-----------Hills corporation in whiclt both
men hold contro1llngtnterests.
The lawsuit became a complex
issue when Leisure World Foun-
dation filed a cro5' complaint
which seeks more than $3 million
in damages from fellow defen·
dants in the Ross moor action.
The foundation 's response
charged Olsen and Musch with
multiple acts or fraud with the Bl·
legation that both men
persuaded a foundation
board of which they were mem-
Classes Set
For Refugees
Classes in Engli s h for
Southeast Asian refugees being
relocated in homes on the Oranee
Coast begin with registration
next Wednesday at St. Andrew·s
Presbytei-ian Church, Newport
Beach.
Sessions will be Mondays and
Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in
Hudson Hall at the church, 600 St.
Andrew's Drive.
Volunteer Orange Coast
College teachers will conduct
both beginning and advanced
English tutoring, assigning
pupils after evaluation at re·
gistration.
Reagan 'Healthy'
WASHINGTON (U PI) -
Former Gov. Ronald Reagan
said today he believes his can-
didacy for the Republican pre-
sidential nomination would not
divide the GOP but rather would
be ''very healthy'' for the party.
PANSIES-
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There la no alllOmetic fllln.1 of
a fidltloas aame statement with
the Oran1e C.•nty dert'• omce
when an .. dlvldaal obtalu a
Newport Beach bnalaeu U-.
A coaaty cle'rll:'• offtce
speli .. man said l~ II IM> le&al
JIOllaltJ for aot nnn1 tbll state-
ment, bat your beu WOClld be
wiae to take care of if u -. as
possible for bl1 own~ It
was,.adviaed tlaat be reaearc• the use of bis •aalneaa \aame by
otbera throu1b check.la& the
te1ep•oae dlreetory•s white
pacli!. ID addlllolt to aearcllbaa ltl
the baslDess aarae IDies al the
, clerk'• office. A statement caa be
med at,tbai ornce, locaied at 7111
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Hearts, Cowboys
Highlight Sunday
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WIJ.U.U
PRIVET
MANDAVIUA SCJ9S , ·
; DEAR .. AT: I;ast November I
·aeat $1~ to America11
'GenealogieaJ Research Institute
ct Arlington, Va., for a history of
my ramlly. I've written lo the
company a number ol Umee, but
.the history has not been sent I'd
:prefer to have 1 l'efundnow. •
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lmm.-1.!l\el~· I°"". ~e,r • part owaer 01 I.lie Rrra ll8ce Apil1 ms, report• ..... , tlae fanner ••••r• were forced ... aell •loeu-of IDabWIJ.cfl> ........... r
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Here are some of tbe features
edltora figure will be •mOlll
•'amda.y9s Best'' in the &mday-
edltlollortheDaily Pilot:
' HllART ATTACKl-Wbo
-mot:!> about tbe dang era or a heart attack than a man
.. tllled'' by one? Coast area
counselor Donn Odell tella his
lt«Y and uses II u a w'"""8 to
executives who are prime can-
didates for the same kind of trou·
ble be bad, scheduled for leadoff
spotltl YOU Section.
'(suNDA ~s BEST)
COURSES BY
NEWSPAPER-Third in the cur-
rent series of 18 .. lectures" for
students taking the bicentennial
ea by Newspaper" o£fer·
scheduled for SUnday's
Section. The course can be
read ror lnformation by the casual
reader or for credit by those who
.•Ian .up with Orange Coast
Q>Ue1e. ·
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STOLONS s399.,. ~ HAVENJ
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<lOSTA JIBSi,\. 646-3'}25
:•:.~ o"'"ra bdere ~ tuts datadM•llW. -'t
LOCAL BLADB!!-Palr of
Ora.nae Coast. youths who figure
llcat,boardin1 wW be even more
fun on ice have come up with
ilclo>ethln1 they call an lceboard.
They _preview it SUnday in tbe
Dally Pilot, wm del>ut it neat -k .
COWBOY ARTIST-Albert
Richard ''Slim'' fratt is a Costa
Me1a cowboy who sWI rides the
range with his aketchpad •'!Cl
paint brushes handy. The Dally
Pilot's Horsln' Around corner will
otter a glimpse of lilm and bis
work. 1 ···""'"" OK>!' -·'4108
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member EdgartctjllD clei>artmmt, that , r_~·:.,. .. ~ . police rerords on the Chappaquiddick in-the records oltbe 199 eulo accident that ''The problem wu that when you aet Vi~> ltJa cident involving Sen. Edward M. Ken-cost the life or Mary Jo Kojlechne had llO deeply involved iritoo)etbinl, -an ·:~~. 'W 'nedy are still missing, delpl.te assertions dllappeilred fromtbeftles. oonstanUy being queatloM!d /' Aft a
:7·;"1. Tom by two former police chief& that they However, between the Ume that Got-a.aid. He wu among the l\rlt otnclall ~o · ~hlae were returned ta the files last April. tlieb1alked with Ollvtl' and the -wu reach the bridge from which Kennedy 1
., ·1;.-,. Officials or the Edgartown police de· published. the missing documents -ID>-car pJunced. and be Ja~ ehara:od the-
. :·. partment at Martha's Vineyard, Mass.. cludin& the original accldent report and senator with failin• to riport lhe acoi·1 ..
i;ay they cannot find the documents. a copy -Of_ Kennedy's fil'lll atltement to dent. ~ , , . i. ··we·ve looked everywhere. We honestly · police-were 1.aid to baffbeen returned •
don"t know ,where they are," Patricia tottiedepartment. Arena said he first learned that tbe-
tbe"e were no ~1 .. ,1n tho lilel. B~
1ince \h•D I've Miii jtiem lll"lla<t. You
«IQld come In bere ~th a ......,h .,.,...
t and you wouldn't lind an,ytblnc."
Oliver •ao 1uspeoded al ~~-= for oe~I money ~ .,-St~~ 1illkers of ••JaWI, ""and othtr al-l<aed laiPrORrletles.,lle ba,s ablce re. ol'™"' but _llupporU. -•· <¥.'ID to bavlnl retumed tbe Cliappaqi114d1ck
m~lerlal. .
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•' Sainthood· 1\lcLeod, a special police orticet, said. in Dominick J . Arena •. who waa missing records were a1 aubJect or~-
a telephone interview. Edg1.,i:tow.n's police chief alt.be time Of cem while taiin-g ptilf In a BOston radio -• He-sent tlie:neorcb bed< lalt "pr\I -
&114,tbey were•ibere In tbe Iii. When I
left the d•p-.ln I-." Oliver For SeITa?
HELPING Hi\NDS DEPT. -
Now that it's been clearly
established that our forefathers
here on the Orana:e Coast kicked
in for the American Revolution,
we ought to try to help the man
"'ho pushed this effort. It's only
fair.
All this developed recently
when publishers of the California
Bicentennial Gazette in Costa
l\1esa discovered that the earlier
settlers around Mission San Juan
Capistrano coughed up cold cash
to aid our SOns of Liberty back
east. The Liberty boys at the
time were using up a lot of can-
nonballs to convince the British
to go home.
The king of Spain, Carlos In.
didn't have too much love for the
Redcoats either. That's why he
ordered all the provinces in
places like California to give the
Yanks a little foreign aid1 Not too
many countries have done this
since.
ANYWAY, THE ORDERS
came down in California to·
Father Juni~ero Serra, who waS
pretty well running the show in
these parts.
Serra •ssessed his various mi s·
sions for money to help the
American Revolution. Both San
Diego and San Juan pleaded poor
crops that ye:ar and inability to
cough up. F--.tJter Serra1~et San
Diego off the hook but wld the
Capistrano people to pay up.
r They CDlled'ed $229 for the Sons
of Libert¥. . • ._
You think that's not fhuclt? Los
Angeles only kicked in $49. We've
got mor• r.iaht to celebrate the
bicentennial tlian LA~ ··r
The mystory of the vanished records the Cli .. ppaqulddlck jncldont, said in talk shc)w If.St spring. He said that after
was raised recently tn a book by Carl another intervie\I( that when he quit the that, he maae copies for himself and seot.. sailt.-I . , i Gottlieb, a script writer for the movie dep~ment in 1913, he took some of the the rttords back to his1uccessor • ..OUver.
"Jaws " which was filmed al Martha's recordswithhirn. "I have to admit-l'm':somewhat r«(. ,.,$to wb.at hio°'nl!d to tbe~l!n_!!
Vineyard last summer. 'Now police chief in F.&sex Junction, , fa·ced _ that J had 1ome of the Gottlieb said he had been told by Jesse .--..a the 1 originals,•• he said. "I didn't realize
. atncel)leaorwbytbe'""'nt -Omclilbc~'tfind~aal , "lbave
no Idea. Tlial'I their pc"Obleill." , ~O~l~iv~e~r....!_ll~._!!lh~e~n!_Jl~h~e~ch~i~e~f~o~f_!.!lh~e:.21~2-:..._~_!vt~.~·~A~re~n~a~s~a~i~d;h~e~w~an::::~:::.;:::~P~•~pei=~ra:..:.;°'::....~-c;..;;:;._-'~-
The;.Jast of four British explorers leaves
the mouth or the Berger Gouffre cave in
:·Grenoble. France, late Thursday, ending
. a harrowing, 135-hour struggle that took
the lives of two Frenchmen.-The six ex-
plorers were trapped in the 3,00().foot-deep
cave by torrentia.I floodwaters from thun-
derstorms. The four appeared to be in
good health. The two victims died of ex-
haµstion. •
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'Porno f1f•1s' ' ,,r~·
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Congres~~: " ' ' At Tax Shelter
WASffiNGTON (AP) -From
filmJand to the rarrriy<lrd: many
favorite tax Shelters used by
·wealthy investors lo hide fi'om
the tax collector are being
marked for .closing by Congress.
The House Ways and Means
Committee, drafting a tu ""Te·
vision bill, is taking aim at as·
sorted legal devices by which
some higher-income Amerlcfns
are managing to earn a lot but
pay little or nothing in taxes.
Jn (our working days, the com·
mittee has given tentative ap-
proval to tax·laW changes which
would bring about M.7 billion
more into the federal treasury
over the coming six years.
"The End'• would come, effec-
tive immediately, for major tax
shelters in movies, including hor·
ror and pOmographic films ·as
well as generBl bo:x:-orfice 8tt.rac·
tions, if thecommittee's2Sto0de·
cision Thursday eventually
becomes law.
"Doubtless some s_uccessfuJ,
and perhaps significant, films
have been finartced through
shelters. But not every film
w--hich is shelter-backed . . ,.
·necessarily falls in't.his category.
"The staff urt<ler'ifalil( that ·a
large number of s_belter-bacl<Ojl
filn1s lil~lude horror and porno-
graphic ifilms,•• congresslon~
tax staff experts told the panel.
· NeJlt week, the committee
turns to-;.tax shelters in pro-
fessional sports franchises.
Government
• To · "Rescue' . . ,
New 'York? .... .,
WAS.HING-TON (UP() -If
New YOrk City · defaults on its debt~. ttie Fed~ral Reserve
Board will try to insulate banks
and lJ)e national ecooomy from
the damage, Chairman Arthur F.
IN SHORT
FATHER SERRA WAS a pret·
ty tough:Custgmer in establishing
all of our caGrorninnissionS. He
got Mission San Juan C&pistrano
going ln 1776 -a pretty good
year for starting thltags.~ ·.. ... · ,,.. .. .. . . "*"" . • l
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spent20years as a missi.onary Jn 'Payoff' Prohe SJa&d
·central Mexico. He arrivedjjn-..... · • -· , ; . ,.
·· ~ali::;i~4.r~~6~i~~t~~rr.-· · .;;. · Senat,e ., r.m·t .. ~ .. f.n·:11-..... -_:;. .. ~ed .. n#.:.:_)A
work on the San Diego MUsloo t · ·. l.JI .~ .IAIC~ "'JJ M,;"4'.M1'
·~;$-._ ":""'.Jf fl•~· <tr-1 " 'Poison Use''.'"
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. l\prDll!lpl~<tCongress' Joint ·~mte ~miuee-in a letter. -tbat:ll~ffl\i('bt fhe:.city..,. now ,
consideted unlikely to otcur ·
liefo're Decen.iJ>•r ••Jh.e result or emergency ·state actim -.would first. It was named'Mi81.ion1s&n '' 1' , • , .. • • .. " "': "... •
Diego de Alcala. -· x---~ WASHINGTON (AP l . -A h.;ilei! by lieiii-' .J!:t.al$" ~h officials, but is resisting publica-
Then ·Father Sefir'a£~ • Se~ le isu.bc.o'!llnittee plans to <&l'lcfahO),', r.~f:U-~ther 205 lion of the names and na·
walkingupcolst. .v-, :';·~~ gr1-ll -pff1c1als or Lockheed · p~·of.Lockli~"niurs· tionalities of recipients. Names
• ... .• ~ Aircraft Corp. ·about company d .. :ve'r th~ ·~~!>)ec._t!On •"?' the of individual recipients were de·
CONS.DER Tll~S "when he wyof{~ in Saudi Arabia and In · c piny. • ..... " leted from the Lockheed docu·
•tarted "(•!king: He'Was 56 ~ . P9fll'Si•. I.Ockheed baa'-itted p"i;ling ments before the Senate panel re·
old and sUffering a Je.e inj\ITY. He;· . l>C>Coments released berore S2t; 'illion fc)f p8yolrs to (orelgn leased lht!!m. had ulcers. He alsoSQf(ered from • today's~ hearing show Lockheed
asthma. He still man_.,ged to'a:et ., ... patd tiUndreds of thousands of -. l~niWss~e Prison
on upcoast, establishing m.isSlans dollar5to1ts Saudi Arabian mid· 1 that eventually number 21 alo1;1g dl&rnan, J\dnan Ehashoggi, for
our coastline and stretch 700 use as "lihder the table'' payoffs
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miles north to Sonoma. to government officials.
Since be established Mission A ,Lockheed spokesman
San Juan Capistrano-known as declined_comment_ on the docu-
the .Tewel of the Missions -in ments in advance or the
1776, many fans of Father · testimony by comJ>a.Df offi~ials
Junipero Serra would like to see today.
the Pope elevate him to sa:in· The documents also show
tbood during the bicentennial Lockheed bid payoffs to In·
year. This is a bit too ambitious, donesian air force officials from
perhaps. U.S. tax authorities, p revelation
First, Father Serra rnu~ be .that may_ prompf ~ Internal
elevated to .the position of Revenue· Service probe into
••Venerable." After that, the possible tax fraud.
status of ''blessed'' stands The Senate subcommittee on
between him and saint_hopd. multinational corporations
Presently, the Roman Catholic
Church honors him with the status
of "Servant of God." There ism, . 26% Inflation tlearl(Umentheearnedthatone.
MOST GUYS WHO are 56 wilh
a bad leg, ulcers ana ast.tima
wouldn't walk California to
establish missions. 'l'bey can't
even make it to the corner church·
ooSundays.
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LONDON (APl_ 7'°:Qri\pin's an-
nual rate of inn"ation rose last
month to a record 21}.9..:percent,
the highest in the WeStern in-
dustrialized world, b<ll showed
signs of 'Slow1ng down,"" 'the gov-
ernment announced today.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. !UP() -
Guards using attack dog~ and
shotguns today finally quelled a
'riot in Tennessee State Prison
that started when an inmate w'as
served bologna rather than pok-k
chops.
Officials said 38 persons were
injured, including two guards.
Five or the injured suffered
bullet wounds. Another was
knifed and two were hurt when
thrown from a catwalk. At least
two of the injured were reported
in critical condition.
Acting Wa~den Robert
Morford said 30 inmates were
treated in the prison hospital and
six others w..bo were more /
seriously injured .... were taken o •.. ~~
Nashville hospitals. Neither of
the guards was seriously hurt.
Metro palic~ were called in to
help prison ·guards put down the
uprising.
Morford was at a loss to .ex·
plain how five of the inmates
ended up with bullet Wounds.
''I issued an order not to fire at
any or the inmates." }\e said.
"Obviously, when I issue an or-
der I expect it to'be followed ."
Corrections Department In-
formation Officer Jim Gilchrist
said, however. ''the men were
apparently shot by correctional
officers since the mef._ro riot
squads were armed only with
clubs.''
Morford said those in the
prilM>n hospital are being treated
for ··everything from c~ with
billy clubs to dog bites."
Judge~eh .
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NY Striie1
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NEW YORK (UPI> -A State
Supreme Court judp today ga.ve
teachers three h,ours to end 1,0U!'
da)'ll of picketlnc that bas •'1P.
pied the nation'• largest pul>lic
scltool s)'lltem. --Failure to comply ...Wd result
in Jailinl of the unlool'• lead!ln
and• fine •loin•~~-'
Justice IJ"•inS s.,ppl pve lhe
order-•t an I"'·"'· court 8'11Slon and tben rcceuedlhehell!ing..,.
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Tbe formal order to ..... ,lhe
l\rike came • after the , UDJte.d
f'edot•tlon of lfeacbe3;Jllld tbe
board of education fallt4 tb-ch
a !lement durlnl( alt ni/lht "JI! atlOnl. · ,;
1lde(rePorted tbe1f •• aialled over money. ' '
"Nobody kqows whit will hap-
pen,'' a lio~l'd iJ>'ll<esman said as
the talks rec ... el! l~tely at
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WAsHINGTON (AP) ·_,The
Central Intelligence Agency con-
sidered using poisoil to remove
CongoJe.se leader Patric.e
Lumumba from poWer in 1960, :a
former bead of the agency's·clan·
destine operations says. .•
"There was an occ35ion when
the feasibility or an action al t.f18t
kind was investigated, Rltha.td
M. Bissell said in an interview
Thursday, But "there wu a de·
cision within the agency not to
carry the-operatihn beyond the
feasibility $\age." ' ·
Bissell'a r rema'l'ks' constituted
the sttond C'onfitmed instance in
which the CIA contemplated the
use of poison to ·dispose of a
foreign leader.'RobertA. Maheu,
a former aide to billionaire
Howard Hughes, has described
in detail, and other sources have
confirmed, a 1969 CIA-Mafia p\ot
to poison Cuban Premier Fidel
Castro.
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Stewardess Hurt
"MIAMI (UJ'I) ·-A fire ap.
parently started by an arsonist.
using a can of 1asoline and a
stack of newspapers Thursday
sent an official of the Striking Na·
tional Airlines F1ight Attendants
Association to the boopital for
treatment.
Te S•lil•t1J9lf · /•?:<:· ~
Mothll 'Elllabeth Seton
United• Stateet' flnt nktl
botn saint ·"Wlll l>tl' 'earl-'
oltited" &indl.y OD WI st:eps .
ot St. Peter's Basificll In 'the V~can City. · •.
n'Ot thi-e'a ,t~n· 1he national
economy as much as had been
feared. ,
Sen: Jacob K. J'!yi(\ @'.N.Y.),
said the federar governlnent
should act noW to rescue New
York.
Mu~re rat Net
MOSCOW (UPI) -The Soviet
Union has anaOuneed lt 'will test
missiles in tfie icy Barent.S Sea
this :rqo~\h in a move cairying overton~ o{· _poUti~at pressure
agairlsl peigtibotjng l!lorwa,y.
The unpr~edl'tlt~ te;ts i;e~t.
16-27 fall l!hOftlY bel!><e1!le Soviet
Unibn dtld Norway resume talks
on a dis~ute 'over the potentially
oil-tich. sea; stretching northward
io th"e Arctic OceaQ.
Eaeelltlell.Dealed
~DDIS ABABA, Ethiopia
!UPlj - A spokesman for
Ethiopi8's provisional 'military
government denied today that
the countrx's military leaders
are planning ~to execute the re-
maining members of the Ethio-
pian foyallamily.
Spple rel>l'rtf •.Ppe\uioc in the
foreign press 11ajd,ab<Nt a dozen
members or the royal family
were ~peeled to be executed to-
day. j We deuy these m&licious
fabricatiOl)S,·'Whlcn only serve to
undermine', th& credibility or
lbqse media carrying them.'' the ·~~m&n'fai!L ,
AttM~i...C.~ .
By P•it~.P.~W ln~tlonal l~r~eli_,lr:ooes.."""4 Palestjni":"
guer,oUaa hav.l\ sleDoecl qp \h~ir
confrontation aJqni the.Lebanese
rrootier1\in a vio\ent 'offshoot of
the o~w ,Middle 1East1 peace agreement.
The 'military ~-and In Tel
Aviv said Isratll w8Jplaine1
roared over south~ .Lebanon Tlul~ay to bomJruil a.suspect·
ed f:'altistldlan 'c~enilla base
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~o.un~,.Apicricans are. beeiDning a..t,QOO,miJe hike_
acroo1>.ihe .. ~~Jllattj llli a .. bicl!ntennlal gest)ll"!' of. .
g()9dwill. Frq~·fe4. GJ!«\Jd 1lraild, Illinois;, Craig Pinti>,
California; and Paul SQU!res, VerD\ont set !''!t from San
Francisco. They hope to reach .Philadelphia by July 4,
1976, and pioneer the first transcontinental w_alking trail
.of America's third century. ·
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From WlreSenleea
•SACR"AMENTO . <UPl)·· -' i11e the big ~·Gallo Winery near
Tt!amsters'O'niOfi T~utSdaY. nig1Jt, ·Modesto. ·
W<>n :th'\ ·.6'argajni~~. i;igh~ ff#. CHAVARRIA SAID. "The worker~· at:the hat1on s l;ng~t rooster ate the eagle in Egg, City
egg. prodµc1n'F ,i;anch -·anothtr; ,_ 1 ~m 50 happy I'm on cloud m~or defeat for Cesar Ch ff.' nine .... The eagle is the syl'nbol
United Farm Workers: ir: , · jlor the UFW. ' · .
But the la~st A11pCJated pt~ r · Egg City near Moorpark in
tally sh~'#ed t~e t:J.~'li:as tat'1i 1 Ventura County produces three
the le~d1n~lec~1on v.ictm:ig. _ •million eggs a daY.
A'.rt ·cb'aval'~ia, s~creta~>J-, The wqrkers there had been
treasurer 'of Team$tti'I· toeal' . represented bY thei1'.fearru(tets -~
186',)lllld \tre,Y.,!e at ,EJg·<;ity Wu Union. TileiU·F>W fiu lJeen pick~t:-
-l86-!0l"'b"8·'.Uh19D.· ~nd1l' fo1»tln! Ing the ranch ·)"here' 15 South ,
UFW. '0"1' ·worltl!r ~ed for bo Vietnail'lvse ,,reblgees, ba~ been · · uniOn'?talt. ., · . ,; 1 , .. ' • • employed. 1 ,., ... r • , •
T;he' Teamster: Vl~Ory carne The Qutcome of the elections
the day-after·tire union tecoroed being. cooduc!A!d .thro11ghout the
an apparent but·dispUted win at state:.1:Wt evehtuel}yr"determine
: ! -: r, j ·b8rgaining jurisdicti()n for about
i Am··, hiJ.·. It 200,ooot~rmworkers.
BOTH • SIDES .A:NNOUNCElD
v.ictories in ~e election at Gallo, ·
target of . a., bitter nationwide
boy~ott by. UFW supporters.
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"We claim V:iclory~ at Gallo, ..
Chavez said Thursday from·his
headquarters in-Delano. He said
123 b~llQ!s, not counted in Wed·
nesdB_y·ir state-s.upervised elec·
tion at .th.e winery were cast by
striking.members of his union.
The Agricuitlll'lli.Labor. Rel,..
tions Boaid will conduct a "pre-
hea:ring conference" . Tuesday
with the ,UFW. and the-Teamsters
to decide h,,ow the ctiallenged
ballots in the Gallo election will
be handled, .a 'board spokesman
said.
trustees CurViR 1Trone Jr.
Herbert Kbhze1. · . .-: ·
Judge Picks
and , .
ThenreJ?Oi;t . di!cl~s~ the
schelrie w-as -dllbbt!d the
••Monster Project:·,. Smit& ·de-
veloped the scheme With Kansas
City' bu.ffnessma'D M, J.
Coen once a '"cfltector of
Westgate, a ·giant .Omgiomerate
that Smltti form'erly'eontrolled. · s.,. ,·~··-.,,..,,
SACRAMElNTO CUPlr:'-A bill
establishing ia-new regional
smog bo3rd for LOs' Angeles and
surrounding counties has' been
p ... ed bY · ~·Senate' with no
votes to·spare. 1 •
The 1 leltfililtibn wourd •give
voters a' <haqi!e to rl!place ·the
Southern California l\i• Pollution
Control Disiriet , which WU or'·
ganized voluntarily JUiy !'by the
supervisors of · Los Angeles,
Orange. "Riverside and San
Bernardino ·eounties. ;
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!.OS iNGELES (t)j,jl ·-
Seven ballistics .experts across
the natioD will c~fry wt lftdepen-
dent .~its oq. Sqhan. Sirhan'iS
pistol, under a JU~if• ~tode·
termine whether anotfi"t gun
was ·nred in lhe a5'assination of
Robert Kennedy.
First they llave'll> aefemilne
w~'1he!C~~J:iiS(l;~'!"ilJ~.re-. cove.~ed ih , e, ~ ij,,~ w~e:.Pt~servea::w~ -ll·l<>
be 1 ~alid' ..!?ld·~~e ~ ~~en
yeacs..., ' J· , ( I 11 • '!1ii new tests are tlie ~~or con~ued preSsu~e by. ·~
gun!' .l!)eorists who, say t!Jiire ~
evi:l'e,nce to show~ that · l!>•r~• bu)le\s;~re fire!' fo I!\" ~Y slaYh\I than . Su-bans ,iievol.,... . bel~j,~ tb't' some' d&~tlii' ...
LOS ANG~Ejl CAP> -An ·<O'lffl!!:" bullets coJilc( I!@\ 11,aV'e
elderly wpm an w"'h(t Was blown con\ !'fl~ His pis\Ql. 1 ·,: r : •L•,
througb'ller liecono-atcry window _...:.. p· •'gslD' ING. •'-"~ ~ • .i... died of her injuri,.. Thursday 'l'HI!' , ...... cc;"'"
alter ' ias ••.A!Psion . at her superior:-cp!lrt or tcB '~'l\llteles
apartment )>ullding, allthorlUes Coutti,y Robert Wenke; ~
said. , , • · day ll~Ctpled the grouM~p;i;
Esiherr Nieto, 16, ri:;,eived ~auon l/J\i p~. , ... bums over,IO pe~tof bocly. out by 13 atto(Deya in iicivlh t,
and suffer9!1 a l)rqken leg. She Tbe panel or baWSUclans ani1
wils taken to 'County-USC <rimfl\allsts Includes e~i\ert's
Medical Centerlln> crtU<al (Olldl. from \~e ~Bl,. police de~art·
tloo and med alio)Jt lZ bollrs', ments, U11ive~1itlea aild pr:lvate
later, a holpit-1 •l>ok'°mad~d. , · 1nsututj!t; rrom Calllbrnia, MUI·
• 1neiioia , 'Michtia·n and ~le .. OI, ~· ·.: •• Washington.D.C. •
tu · The suit. was bro...,! by CBS-SACRA"1~~10L.JI~-,;";' TV and P-ul Schrade,Ollt!of the
U.S. Bureau. o dehi... an i , t liv1<-ns 'l'•unded·in.the Ken·
meot Thu"!d•Y • .,. • 1'<9""" n""• ihootinc ind ioUied by at·
I<> permit • l6!\-m1le ~Y<I• ~~r's ror slrhan, the 1tate,
race acroa• 'h' G•lifQ<J)l• d•rt -··"· an'd..citv. • ' lfrf°BArlllowtoLa1\recaa. ~ <'$ __ ., , · •-11)
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•. SAN"FRANCISiOO CUPl)'-·taw enrorce,ll)ent ;authorities
ba,ve thw,arted an apparent plot to kidnap the h,ospitallzed wl!e ot , Ill• AttQmey Ge~ Evelht J. Younger and arrested a sus-. :J.o<t, l~l"U disclosed Thursd~ . 1 .
-'l'be·Attorney General's office laid the 1uapeet. James Good-•• -32. a clerical employe at tlie University otCallfomla Medical ,,...,nu., u ·an ex-convict, oc~u booked. •• a parole .,......Gdform~threatenlngcalbtoJI.~~· ' . ~~A.·,ali0kesm8,I! said the caller telepl)Qned Ute All<>mey ~l'O San Fr~ncisCo office three times \1(edneaqay, a clay ~ e,o(riclal's wire, Mildred •. bad Qndergonf tquUne surgery ·
• 'JrinciscoBayAreahospital. ..'. · · ·
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.:! ( & Pl}l,~T CALL was taken by a depu(~ ""° qubted the
tallei"''ls. sa11ng; ".The Attomey General has been mesamg
around ~lth,mple and the law and had made a bl•mlstake in PldlUOUli bis address and this information was being clrcUlated
a.rii:tpeoP!ewere-awareoCit." , '· i ·
An al de to !be Attorney General sllld tfte :Caller J~enUfied
himself 0. '.'a CoJ'merP!'lsoner Qrthli'state." · r , • · -Youdge'rbitnl'~ll"m:otfctllill-Coiri"hours-1ater'ilnd was -
told:· ''We'v" caught up:with'you·ancl ~ifttsi!!<ky.sbe has--, notbeen~idnap~d~'f \ '-' .,i),. ~ r. "':"'"
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• • :Refugees Feel C • I I
Nigbt.11 are. getting chillier: time is getting shorter'
and-4l· they were audible-<>ne could hear the oc·
caslo!lal sound of dreams shattering on long, chilly
nights at Camp Talega.
The fear comes up with the ground fog that
shrouds their first home in America for more than
11,000 Vietnamese and Cambodians in the refugee
camp hard by the southerly San Clemente city limits.
America opened the door to them In theory and in
rhetoric when Saigon fell. Yet when they arrived,
bewildered strangers In a strange land. a considera-
ble segment of her population seemed to have
slammed the door in their fa ces. But not all
America ns, certainly. .
A coalition of about 20 Harbor Area churches of
all pers uasions has launched a campaign to de·
rnonstrate to the refugees that while we have our own
problems. we understand theirs. We care. We are willing to help. ·
Sponsors seeking to help refugee families facing
transfer to winter quarters at Fort Chaffee by Oct. 31,
if not sooner, are invited and encouraged to contact
the churches' community task force.
They have initiated a plan to eliminate some red
tape from the sponsorship system based at Camp
Talega. The churches will serve as a pipeline of in-
formation to speed up placement of refugees.
One admirabte aim'is keeping families together.
Catholic refugee families settling In the Harbor Area.
Plymouth Congregational Church Is sponsoring two
Buddhist men . And so it goes.
Questions about what you can do to help may be
called to 646·8153, 646-5434, or 642--0226, all in Costa
Mesa.
Federal Responsibility
On the topic of relocating the Vietnam refugees, .
the Orange County Comprehensive Health Planning
.Council raised some eyebrows recently by writing let-
ters to President' Ford and Secretary of State Kiss·
Inger, complaining that not enoug_h was being done to·
insure proper care for the refugees as they are being
brought into the American mainstream.
In general, the health planners expressed con-
cern that inadequate health screening procedures
would handicap both the refugees and the com-
munities in which they relocated in dealing with the
refugees' future health needs.
Lack of adequate medical histories showing pre·
vious treatments or chronic health problems and lack
of information on medications being brought with
therri by the Vietnamese Were aniong the items noted.;
'All of this, of course, being complicated by the
language barrier.
There is some complaint in county goveniment
circles that the health planning council overs.tepPl!d
its area of jurisdiction, did not consult with county
authorities and raised some unnecessary fears.
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Many individual Southeast Asians Who have sponsors
now face separation from their loved ones who haven't'
been placed yet, when the remainirig refugees are sent
to Arkansas.
The rather loose-knit effort has developed as aa
truly ecumenical undertaking. Religious organiza-
tions traditionally stick.by their own kind, but, for ex-
ample, Temple Bat Yahm, just before the Jewish new'
year Rosh Hashanah .observance sponsored Jq
Whatever the question$ of jurisdiction or Proper
channels, it does appear that the health planning
council has brought up some points which need to be
gone into more fully by those with the responsibility
at the federal level so that unnecessary burdens do
not fall on the refugees and the host communities.
'Why don't you people go back to Communism
where you belong!'
'Jobless'
Alarms
Misleading
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Marcos Pushes De-Anaericani%ation Polkg
Philippines Tu1ning from U.S.
: PAUL HARVEY)
Are you getting fed up with
'learing that the cause of crime is
"joblessness'' when you can't
: tire anybody to cut your grass?
' Are you getting fed up with
; 'ederal, state and local govern.-
: n en t ban· ·
louts to peo-
»Je who are
1obJess?
Pretty soon no one will tie
seen driving to and from
work alone ln a full-size,
air-cond.iUooed c~ \Dl.less
that car isr either sub-
sidized by the government
(as a tax deductible "busi-
.ness'' expense), or owned
by some government agen-
·cyfor 1'official'' useonly.1
. MIFFED
~ 0. w1Nt1e11ts ''' slltlmltl!M' ,;.;. ,_...,...., d• ... ftKH.Sarlly rwtlkl.,..
vlOWI of lho MWS,."r. Send 'l'OUI" pft
............ 'IGw,o.f~'IPIJIL •
-Nhilei.t's next o impossible
.o ·bire
vor1ters to
vork?
dollars into welfare of one kind or .
another. And while we talk about
~ it welfare gran~ are rising.
That's
~ood.
Maybe if we
:tay angry -and vocal
.hrougb this neJ4 'eteetlon cam-
.">aign. rights orga~ons will ;top profiteering on poverty and
>0liticians will stop'bleedlng tax-
;.ayers to support parasites.
HAVE YOU any id113 the kind
Jf money we have dumped into
:::hicago·s so·called ''poverty
neighborhoods''?._ Including
your money, whereVer you live,
hundreds of millions of dollars.
With no appQ.rent improvement
in the situation.
You can't -<separate all these
welfare · handouts from the
employment statistics because
it's·this easy"government money
which mesmerizes potential
workers. After 10 years of
welfare handouts in Chicago un-
enu>loyment has doubled!
Try to hire anybody in any city
forbousework, for yard work, for
the picking-up and sweeping-out
jobs. Man, we can't get people to
do work.work for $150 a week
when they can make more after·
taxes dollars than lhat by not
"'""' wor.u ....
Just as there are jobs for the
unskilled almost everywhere,
there are jobs for the skilled,
also, if they are industrious.
MANILA -Attempts by Presi·
dent Ferdinand E. Marcos to
balance suppression of Moslem
insurgents with courtship of the
Arab oil bloc reflects the new de·
Americanized foreign policy of
the Philippines. _ . .'
To the dismay of .army officers.
Marco s bas pulled
military
punches
against
esclllated
guerrilla
operations on the sodtllern
Island of Min·
dariao rather
than give .
Arab states
the im .· . pression of a Christian nation
waging holy war against its
.Moslem minority. What's more.
he b .. turned the other cheek to
Moelein countries aicUng the in ..
surgents. . .
( EVANS-NOVAK )
establish a distinctly Philippine
foreign policy is shown by its in-
·teraction with his worst domestic
·problem: the Mindanao insur·
rection. While scattered Com-
munist insurgents are no pro-
blem. Moslem guerrillas &row
stronger and recenUy pulled off
two bloody ambushes of Philip.
pine troops (unreported in the
controlled Manila J><e5SI· Some,
30,000 PllllltiPlne t.._ In Min·
danao are not cl01e to suppress-
• Ing perrillu whose ancestors
.plaped Spanish and American
colonlali5ts.
But overshadowing the in·
surgency bas been the world oil
crisis, stunning for this poor, oil-
importing country. Impromptu
remarks by Marcos in the town of
Lucena last February more
clearly refied bis thinking than
formal speeches. What will hap.
pen, be asked, "ii all these coun-
i.rieS producing oil -Arab na·
tions -would support this <Min·
danao> secessionist movement? ... WberewWwego?
The United States is in a chaos too.
She cannot even help Vietnam or
Laos.''
Since then, not only did Marcos
unequivocally support the Arabs
in the Mideast but, confide his
generals, he restrained the anti-
guerrilla •CampaigniD.Xindanao.
Although Marcos confirmed to us
that Libya is supplying in·
surgents with European arms, be
bas raised no international furor.
MARCOS also conftrmed to us
that the rebels are aided by Tun
Mustapha, chief minister: of the
.Malaysian state of Sabah, and
that insurgent leaders have been
trained by Malaysia's central
government. But seeking to
erase the .American-puppet
stigma and work closely with
Malaysia and other Asian na· 11om1, M....., hu riot prolestAld.,
At the heart Of his new foreign
policy is China. Could not tbe-
communique establishing
diplomatic relations be interpret-
ed as· a non-aggression treaty?
"Well,'' he replied in our in-
terview, ''suppose I don't in-
terpret but merely quote
Chairman Mao Tse·tWJg. He said we will not plot, conspire
againstteacb other or seek to
overthrow each other.''
Marcos has few illusions about
how much protection that pro·
vides. But he was captivated by
China -to the unease of rich
Filipinos. We heard him address
civil servants here, admonishing
them to avoid copying "foreign
models'' and. then praising
Chinese practices. Clearly>i'
••foreign'' meant ''American.''
IN OUll interview; the Presi·
. dent described , Chinese "self-
reliance, their unity, their de·
dication, their self -abllegation. •• ·
Did he find anything unattractive.,
there? ''No,'' be answered, ad·1
~g that workers and peasants
COW.d criticize commune leaders,_
''It gave a taste of dei
•racy ... My impression was
authoritarianism and that orders
came from a.)i>ve. But the imJ.
pression that Y"got. was the other way around.., ,
Marcos's ''new society'' ~ resemble Chinese ••democracy
more than the American
orjgjnal, The Preaident told us he
favors martial law ·cont1nu1ne.
here so long as the world nY
cession and the southern iJj.t
surgency cQntinue -probably ai
vet;')' long time.
With his ten years in power:
comprising one-third of total
Philippine independen,ce,
Marcos looms as the domin&nt
figure in the republic's history.,
Charismatic and a brilliant
maneuverer. h'e now en ~
thusiastically strides the world
stage. He is a non-drinking, n011T1
smoking, pbysical·fitness addict.
who looks ten years ·younger than.
his 57 years and promiSes to re.
main the Philippine strong man
into the foreseeable future.
Consequeµtly, while be wants.
U.S. naval and air power based
here as we reported earlier.
Marcos's de-Americanizing is ~·
permanent fact of life ID post.
Vietnam Asia.
Cab companies have been ad·
vertising for cabdrivers in
; Chicago for more than a year ..
, And a cab driver 1n allcago can
-makeupwardsof $200aweek.
• Yet the headlines continue to ~quote sociologists who blame
: ·'llllemployment" for the 1iick-
Graduates of Western Texas
State University -with a reputa-
tion for being good workers -:
are offered more positions tharl
SUCH deference to the Arabs
was prompted by Philippine
economic suffering from higher
oil prices last year with their big
Am$1.can brother standing by
helplessly. That was one of
several shocks -beginning with
the 19~ Nixon Doctrine and
climaxed by the 1975 Indochina
debacle -adding up to U.S.
decline in East Asia and causing
Marcos to end Manila's echoing
of Washington. Besides the Arab
courtship, the new policy· em·
phasizes regional Asian ties,
a bandons vocal ant i ..
communism and embraces Com·
munistChina. The Lecture Circuit Sham
ness of the cities.
Subsidized laziness is the sick-:less of the cities! And it's
wonened by Politicians offering
more and more something-for·
nothing; by workers demanding
more'-and more or they won't.
work at aJI; by government agen-
cies and sticky.fingered social
service agencies which dearly
Jove to hande all those "govern-
ment dollars." • ClUCAGO alone .h .. poured
more than a billion ~ your
they can fdl. ·
SOMEBODY has to sound off
on loafers thumbing their noses
and shaking their fists at tax-
PAYERS.
It's ton easy for•J!Oliticians to
purchase S:¥ther period of peace
and quiet by, ditbing out dollars
to blackmaillllg leaders of some of the so-called ••social service''
organizaUon1 -under threat to not .
. It's as s)lmy a racket as
Capone's ever was -but these
Capones have the government on
their side!
Nor does the Philippines any
longer copy American political
and social models. Martial law
under Marcos is flowisbing after
1,000 days, ren~cting a consensus
that AmeriC S'"n democracy is
simply not for this country.
Marcos returned last month
from Peking rapturous about ihe
Chiftese system and suggesting
its applications here. For better
or worse, the Filipinos are no
longer, in William Howard Taft's
unfortunate phrase, "our little
brown brothers.'' ·
MARCOS'S determination to
In the new book, "W. H.
Auden," atributetothelatepoet,
edited l>y
Stephen
Spender, I
found one of
the re·
miniscences
most endear·
ing-and also
quite sham ..
ing.
It seems
that Auden
bad been asked by a distlnguisbed
university to give some famous
Public Service Takes Its Toll . .
The untimely death of As .. [ ) 1959: Set~ Johnson, Los Angeles;
semblyman Edwin L. Z'Berg of EARL WA"i:~,!lS 1958: Earl D . Desornnd, Sacramento at the age of 49 ~ Sacramento; ~957: .Thomas J.
serves to paint ur, the mortality Doyle, Los Angeles; 1955' Fred
rateofstatelegis at.ors.Heart at. Hayward. In 19.73 Larly Weybret. Salinas, Clarence
tacks aren't Townsend of Los Angeles and. Ward. Santa Barbara. Oa!e
an occupa· Robert Crown of Alameda.. Williams, SUsanville, Don Hol>-
tional hazard Others in those decadeswho'.bave .bie. Chico and Roscoe Patterson,.
·f o r t b e c.tiedinofficewere: Tulare; 1954 : William C. Berry,
•lawmakers, In 1972 : Carley Porter ahd San Francisco and Willis ~they are a 'lbomuCarrell,LosAngelesand Bradley, Los Angeles: 1953 :
I mathematical Frani ~lotU, Eureka; 1970 , George J. Hatfield, Stevtnson.
l ·c..rtalnty. An Patrick McGee, Los Angeles ; Jesse Mayo, Angels Camp, and
I Insurance 196• G Mill J Jonathan Holllbaugb, Los , 1 •. : eor I e er. r., 1 I 8 a e 8 m a n Martinez and Alan Pattee, Mon· Ange es.
I would not on· terey· 1968: stewart HlQ.ckley, In 195!: Ernest Crowley,· . ty have hi• San BernarcliDo; 1987~ )!:uaene : Ucenserevok~1drselllil&oneof ,McAteer :;an FrancJ,<o and ' Vacavil!'e , Letter Davis,
; them a poUcy, be would be . a.~rtes Chappel Loo 'Anieles· Portola; '1951: Chris N.
•1 ctttifled~tbefVllD,7f"!'D· ..--· l&H: Lee Bac'iatrand, Sa~· Jeaper1en, Ata1cadero and
, M tile sun met and ieii'lt ill a Bernardino· George Butters, El Centro; 19'9:
; certalDty one of the llJO'lnemlierl · Michael B11rn1, Eureb and Sam
: of the California Lealll....,.• will IN JIA< A. A. Erbart. San w 1 Helli.Dier, fruno.
: meet tlte llri.m re•-eaoll JOll'. OtlllJ?'I; -l!lea: John J . Hollillt.er PATTER, .. nd Butters were
' JimmJ the Greek would tan It a ~1,.Santa Barbara, J. HowUd , )dlled in auto accidents. Crown , '! sure tlllna. The book proves It. In wwtam1, Tulare, Paul Byrne, 111ru run over· by an auto and a
the put 30 years 48 memberl Qllco, and Glenn Coolidge, Santa train hit Heisinger'• car. ffincke: -I havedledlaof!ice. • Cruz; 1981: Jamu J. McBride; tywentdowninbisprlvateplane.
Ventura and Vf.'A. "Jl!ft1111'' 'With !Nt a fe'I' exceptions all the
-TBJ1Se.!&1• .. ·"-c!• ~. Hleka, (a4'ramento; ltlO't • rest 'were victims of heart at·
-• rloa Dor«by l/"nahoe, Bakerafteld; tacl<Jl/fhat bu proved to be~• far
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greater hB2ard for Incumbents
than campal10 opponents.,
Fewer have met defeat at the palls during the put 30 years.
· In the Senate during that
period, 20 members have bowed
to the man with tlle scythe while
only 17 were downed by living op.
ponents. The Aaaembly, with
twice the membership. has pro.
po<ti4nately bad about the same
experience with death and defe•t
at the polls.
Wblle many may llnd public
service rew ardln.1, too many
bave fquild tht price olthe hectic
life to be blfb. Z'Bercpald In Mt tar bis 17 years Of dedleat8d
ser'flce.
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
lecturJs for a tremendoUs fee. "It
'.would be awfully nice," be tc>ld a
friend, "but nothing occurred to
· me that I wanted to lecture on, so
all I could dow as say no.''
I read this anecdote just before
departing on a lecture swiilg of a
few Midwest colleges -hence
the ''shaming.•• I, too, had
riothlng especially I wanted to
lecture on, but lacked the
strength of character (or
absence of greed) to say no.
HOW LOVELY It would be if
the world wer~ comprised or peo-
ple who simply_ said nothing
wban they bad nolhinll to say -
wblch would be most of the Ume
for mdst of· us. Think of the
masses; of lec\u~~.s, fe>:rums , m~s and sympOsia we would
be well rid of.
So much or what we clo publicly
ie meaningless ''busy-wart•• -
projects to mak~ 111 seettl llilpor·
tant, to keep us from beUlg bored
(usuatiY by 'borina others at a
prlc..), or to pay offlbemortaage
andsendintlietultionf.~ In. the past year aldile, '!"e
could tick bf! doze!ls of .con·
ferences on econom,\~ matters,
voclfel.'ously att~lld•d by
economltts of e~eky stripe, re-~llllJ ,Uctly wbal ibiy,bad
said lb• previous week; no one ~191!',others or,dlang· 14 bis ,mlllil' 01\e" wl!lt.' ~ sue·
ceedlni onlt .tit' t\Ob!Uslng the
public beyc>11d all 11ope or un·
~... . . ' · Oil THE eountless academic
Paneli (and I 1"4ak as a ~latant
ly lfUllty inember « too many)
where the babb~nr &•bbll'!ll. Jfmln<lone6rn iomuetiii
,. IJOOP of mice quarrelJna over•.
piece of cheese. Most of the
participants have litue Of mean-
ing to say, and those few who do
have said it such innumerable
times that they have forgotten
whytheybelleveit. 1 (The chronic symposiast is
much like Santayana··s famoua
definition of a "fanatic'' as one'
"who redoubles his efforts aftei:
be_baslostsigbtofbisaims.'') 1 · How rare and therefore ad-.
m.irable is Auden's flat state..
ment, ''so all I could do was say
no.'' What supreme moral .
simplicity, in contrast to those ot
us who would rationalize a dozeai
ways-we need the money (whG
doesn't?). our point of view~
serves to be heard (Wbost,
doesn"t?), if we · don't do il
SOIJlebody worse will (thew • · '
eternal copout). Sad, isn't it
when a merely honest man seenu
soexceptional?
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Wood Carver Teaches Cm/t
' I J ' J Wood ·c~rl'er D•n Olt 011mbera to put
oav.UO .. ,. that todl.Y'• models to9etbor.
""'1b-lllta -·He . Per tho past nve years be wants to teach tho $1-yoar old.llllalon
pten to worlt with Viejo mair II-• been
l111i1el9, not depend, working toward a full·
tlme eareer eatviol models otold-Ume llblpo,
covered . w a,1on1 and stace coaches.
CAVALLO TAUGR1!
himself to carve u a bo)' "'°11'.'1'1r---.., In New.York City, :w11eno
he bad to amuse mmtelf
Wblle both hia lmm!Crant parents worked. ••Jn
those days.'' be says.
"balsa wood was 25 cenls
for a bundle. I used my
dad's ~ discarded razor
bladesforcarvlng'."
Family obllgalions
ll<'Q'~nted Cay.!)llo fl:<>m completing bis mOilieal
studies at Fordham
University as •JOUlll man, ao be turn to a
profe11ion lo medical
drawln(. He worked3t
Sloan .K.etterin1
lnltitute, a canter re-
search facility at
Memorial Hospital In
N.ew yort City. Ia recent years
C&v.UO bas worked In
sales to supPort his fami-
ly. His carving supports
itself, and Cavallo says
he ew:pect11 that before
long it will support the
family as well.
''THE LARGEpleces·I
DlllY,.... ... ""9 am commissioned to do
, DANCAVALLOWITHNAUTICALPROJECT
I WantatoTeacllY~ratheTr.
require months of re..
search,'' he sayS. •'"1'bile
I am studying the back·
ground for a particular. [ model, I do smaller
Baek to Work pieces.'"
Cavallo works out of
his home. at 22832 Via
Santa Rosa. He says he
has found the artistic
climate of Southern
California ''inspiring.•• Nurse Course
At Hospital ''There is so ·much
here to explore.t• he
sayi. ''The historical
aspects of the Western
mOvement fascinate me. \.Nurses who have been
out of active practice can
brush up their skills and
f)uchess
Describes
learn new techniquas in especially the Gold Rush
a Saddleback College era. The transpQrtation
refresher course offered syatems, •by land and by
at San CI em ente sea. were ingenious.''
Hospital. HE IS CURRENTLV
"The course i~ aiqted carving a model of the at RNs and LVNs who
t b kl totbe whaling ~ip, the wan to get ac n ''Cbarles w. Morgan''
job market . after an for-a Laguna Beach absence of One year or d ed f
iii many years,•• said family escend rom er Ra'Pe Delpbint>. Eschbacb, t.bevessel'slastcaptain. , . chairman Of the Allied ''I have over 2,000 · hours of research into o . , A 1iealth division at Sad-the '.lllorfan'," be says. · LONDON C P) ..,.. The dleback College. · ' ''The -·arch 15• ••cit .• Frencb,born Duchess of · • ··~ -J!edtord ,said Tb~ STlJDENTS meet ing,'not dry at all,
lllat a man she claimed from 7 a.m. to 2,30 p.m. because I know I will be
ped h 29 ars aa d W d translating history into ta er .ye no1n Mondays an e • something tangible -a a Manchester hotel had nesday1. An hour and a written her a fan .letter ha 1 f i 5 5 P en t in. model that will enable CJfte~ readin,g, .her classroom lecture, fthn peopleto 'see'history.
autobiography Nicole or demonstration. For "ln the case of the
Nobody:• the remaining time 'Morgan', I know it will Th 56 ld mean something very e -y e_a r -o 'participants work with special to the family. ~uchess, third wife of the staff, rotating to dif· 'Ibey will treasure it for
13th D!Jke of B~dto~d fer-rnt hospital units. generations.:• . whom sb.e marnf!'d in D.onna Meehan, who
1960, •Poke in London teaches the course, bas CA.VALLO DOES most ~efore tlying to the worked three years in of bis research in
Fl'ankfurt book fair t .. the San Clemente museums and librarfes,
promote the paperback emergency room. She is but he tapped a more
editionofherbook. a 1~1 graduate ot the vital source for the
' The duche~s said the Boston City Hospital ••Morgan'' - a former
man told her in the letter school of nursing. cabin boy on the ship.
••yoU "Were such a shy ••1 must admit I
Ii.rt an~1looking ll:!st and NURSES interested in sometimes tniss my
lonely. She ,said the enrolling in the course models once they're m~· ••asked· to me'ef me sbou.ld.s;;egister a.s soooas sold,''· the carver says.
agam but I never wrote possible at the Office o( "Like any artist, I give a
back." She declined to Admissions and Records great deal of myself to givefurtherdet~ls • .._. inBuildingJdontheSad· each creation. So
In her book~ ~.ne d.leback campus. sometimes J arrange
duchess .says rape 1s an Deadliiie is Wednesday, with a-tiuyer to bbrrow awaken1~g that every Sept. tT. · a model back for a short
wQm an should ex•. Additional lnformetion visit.Looking atlt brings perle~ce. ••. is availablfl by calling' back meuiories. People Describing the 1946 the Division of Allied . they understand how I
episode, she said she Health, 831-9700 or feelabouttbeworkldo.''
answered ~ ~ock on her 495-4950, extension ;!81,
door wearing on!Y a or Mrs. Meebaa:at San
. ~athrobe, and a stranger ·Clemente Ho~ital J'lin s;.,,..ed "'very tall and smiling'' 49Jl122 ~ . J .' -e--
l9fced bis way in\o her : • · .,d 1 ' SACRAlllENTO CAP)
loom, ''locked the door · · -Legtslation1ab7olisblng
ind pushed me on the Labor Choice exemptions for Jury iluty
bed .. And that is the last · for faith· healers, a
thing I can remember of •'i<IS ANGELES CUP!l ~t'eeper of an almshouse
that particular evening. --William R. Robertson and even legislators has
''We stayed together was named Interim ~ 'been signed by Gov. Ed-
(or three days. He was a ecutive secretary of the mundBrown Jr. The bill,
miperb lover. l was ift.. Los Angeles County by Assemblyman Al
lroduced to the kind of FederationofL!lborsuc· Siegler CD· Vallejo),
animal loving that I did ceedin1thelateSigm\ind-drops all 17 classes of
· not know existed. I am Arywitz who recently persons previously ex-
not ashamed." died of a heart attack. cuseil. ··----,...io ..
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We, at the Old World Art GalJay eordlally ln•lte
all art Ioven of all qes to attend a showinc of
old world paintings. in oils .and watercolors.
Collections from around lhe world of lhe 1$th·20tb
Century are on display
PalnUnp m view are by sucb rt6owned an;"' u
'Ibomu Moran. Von Aachen. llilder. R. Gifford, Samuel Tower•, and co,t.emporary artists
F..dward Barton and the pbenomaial landacapes
by Rld!ard Peterson.
TIMES OF SHOWING w e.i.i.,. z.s
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We would appreciate no small children
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:Values C~ed
New Students
Said 'Better'
BJ ANNE COOPER 0t•o.11,,,....1utt
• 'l(ounipeppleofthe70s arm't aa noisy or dis-
ruptive as their pre·
deceasors of the 60s, but
it's a mistake to com· pare them to apathetic
youth. of the 50s, says
Maureen Redfield of
Dma Hills Hl&h School.
I Mrs. Redrleld, assis-
tant principal at the
Dana Point school. says
students today are not
apathetic. but have been
•·hurt. and disillusioned
politically.''
''THEY ARI-~ more
:iware than they are
\lsually giv('n credit
for," she says. ''They
are better educated than
teen-agers \1sed to be,
and they have been ex·
posed to a great deal
more .. if only because of
television.••
Mrs. Redfield says
material posse ss ion!;
don't hold the charm for
young people they did for
their parents and
grandparents.
''Jt's not that they
don't want things,'' she
explains. ••They have
had the good things.
They take them for
granted. Now they are
looking beyond
monetary values to such
iSsues as health and
ecology.•·
Schools have had to
struggle to keep up with
growing demands tor
d·iversified, quality
education, according to
Mrs. Redfield.
'1 WE"VE COME a
Jong, long way from the
idea of the school house
as a kind of holy place
where teachers dispense
wisdom,·· she says. "Stu·
dents are individuals
with individual needs,
and more and more
alternatives are being or-
.. fered them in school to
meet their diUerent
needs.•·
Two examples of the
altematives availal)Je to
&tu.dents in the
~Capi!trano Unified dis·
• trict, she points out. are
Crossroads, .. th.e
ajternative high .·school,
and the fundamental
program. which is of-
'KIDS AWARE'
Educator Redlleld
!ered to elementary stu-
dents.
"We are exploring the
possibility of having a
fundamental-style pro·
gram at the high school
Jevel. too," she says, "a
more traditional, &true·
tured approach.••
Mrs. -Redfield says It's
not easy to predict wb,ich
alternative will appeal to
which student.
"WE ARE FINDING
that all different kinds of
families are chooaing the
fundamental program,''
:;he. says, ''depending on
the particular needs or
their individual children.
Some children are simp-
ly happier and more pro-
ductive#in a more struc·
tured environml!'nt,
where they kmw what to
expect and can measure
their progress.''
It is important, Mrs.
Redfield says, for yowtg
people to have
alternatives so they can
learn to make decisions
they can live with.
''We have students asK
counselors which or
Beveral electives they
should take. 'J don •t want
to ,choose,• they say.
'Just tell me which one ia
l>est.' That's like asking
someone to tell you
which fruit is best -ap.
pies, pears or bananas."
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Rec Classes Set
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For Costa Mesa
Arts, crafts, sports. dancing, belly dancing.
drama, dog obedience and a host of other activities
tor Costa Mesans aged 2lf.z on up to senior citizens
1'.rill be offered this fall.
Registration for the classes sponsored by the
Costa Mesa Department of Leisure Services is
$Cheduled Thursday, Sept. 25 from·6 to 8 p.m. in the
Community Recreation Center at the west gate of
the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive.
MANY OF THE CLMsES are held there, but
full details of all offerings and locations and costs, i£
any, may be obtained by calling 556-5300 or visiting
the office on the third floor of City Hall.
Fitness classes include yoga, slim and trim,
men's physical fitness, belly dancing, ·children's
dance, ballet, tap dancing and ice skating.
Children 21!.l to five will enjoy the Tiny Tot CoM
op program, pre-kindergarten and a Christmas
workshop titled Tiny Tots in Tinsel Town.
HANDICAPPED CIULDREN can be enrolled
in a variety of classes and programs ror the re ..
tarded or thoise with physical disabilities or.blind
)'oungsters.
Older Costa l\fesans may be interested in tbe
Teen Club and their elders have found the Senior
Citizen Club which meets in the Commw:lity
Recreation Center has many activities.
San C:lemente
Bicycle Rodeo
Set at Sclwol
The annual Bicycle
Saf'ety Rodeo, sponsored
by the San Clemente
Police .. Department and
the San Clemente Police
Officers Association. will
begin at9.a.m. Sept.21 at
San Clemente High
ScN>ol.
course, stopping, ridbif
between stanchions, the"
figure 8 and a snail race.
The events are
planned to test the
child's palse and p~
~ision, control, judgment
of di s tance and
clearance and general
Prior to the event, an riding ability, explained
oltM!erwUlgotoelemen-officer Rob Chalton,
tary schools a nil talk coon:llnator •
about blcycl~ an\l
J>•d01trlan ••fety to _nqu,b INclQ.tJl>ING )OIUl8ilten In Oa4ea<lle '"" ~ Icy es, wlllbe
through llx. Be ID -~ to the bell bike Ii cent• bicycles. ., __ , 1 f '°"'i.il_pmen rom the
YOU!iGSTBU WILL San _Cl JDenl' Fl~e
not be a II owe 4 ! o °"Pittmflll, police unit&
partielpete In tb. rllcleo. and 1evoral raClp.J
mleu their bicycles are·. vCoebl<l!' f.rom Or1U11e licensed un., 'l11ternaUon1l
• • Race1ray will be on dis·
l'artlclponta will com-!UJclmln1the'event. ill 1everal evems. 1!'.etdollmoilta will aiio
• nch1<1ln1 an ob.1ta.cJe beaa;vod.
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Child THE FA!lni.Y ORCVS PUJIUC Non<:B •
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Abuse Dial-A-Ride
Fought Blockaded.
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MIAMI (AP) -''R B1TllOMASD.EUAS
mUlt be an awful feellu When ~ draw up would·be plana for
to be a $-year-old anil California'• tranoparUlion needa, their btu~ta
k,_ that tbe people •I» Invariably Include 1101De kind of rapll! trantlt, monl
an> auppooecl to love :you • .,.... lllld more penooallzed •ervlce, oftAm called
Jut beat you and burnetd ''dial·B·ride.'' y o u • ' • a a y • a Now an Orance CountY Judge 'bas thi-own what
J>'IYCl»losl•t 'who warns may be a colos1al monkey wrench Into all Iha pl&lk
that child abuse ja nen'goodintentions.
PUllUC NOTICB
becoming an epidemi~
here.
Dr. Barry Crown 11ld
that he and other
specjalists are. taking
Bteps to try to reduce a
dramatic increase in the
number of abused
children.
HE ATrRIBUTES lhe
abuse In part to parent&
frustrated by a lack or
money and prone to lash
out at the first available
lhlng-lhelrcblldren.
Compared with a
similar period last year,
the 'number of abmed
clllldren treated at Dado
County's Jackson
Memorial Hospital has
almost doubled since
June. said Dr. Ii-win
Redlener, chairman of
t~e hospltal'I Child
Abuse Procram Com·
mittee.
"WE'VE EXPElll·
ENCED the worst sum·
mer ever for child
abu,le," said Redlener, a
partner with Crown in the
study of child abuse. "It's
reached epidemic pro-
portions."'
He said 87 cases of
child abuse, including
three young victims who
died,· have been verified
at the hospital this sum·
mer, compared with 45
cases In the same period
oll974.
Redlener said the
area·s slumping
economy. hard·bit by
cutbacks in real estate
and Fonatructlon, is a
m~or cause of increased
attacks on children.
0REDLENER ALSO
bljlmed the economic
situation for a Jack of starr, research and ea.re
facilities for the vlctlmo
qt abu.se. uaual1¥ ~hildren under 5. I I He said be and Crown
have jOlned with social
workers to work volwi·
tarily all summer ln a
g·roup trtlatment pro--
gram involving 15 area
famili.e1. But be 1illd the
work bas beeri Umlled by
a lack o( rupds.
lUDGE MARK 80Dl!N'8 RUUNG lut month
Involved this state's piooeerdlal•a·rlde 1~10!'_, one
provided by the Orange County Trana!! UUll'let In
La Habra and the cityoCOranee.
The service bas operated for more than two
years, allowing residents to telephone the transit
district and have a minibus pick them up at their
doors within minutes and deliver them to specific
destlnaUons within their
cities at a cost much
tower than taxi fare.
The idea, or course, is
to diminish dependency
on individual cars and.the
idea worked so well that imitators of the Orange
County project have arisen in widely scattered
parts or CaliFornia. The OCTD itself bad plans to ex ..
paad lhe semen to other parts of the county.
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
WITHOUT A DOUBT, TIIE SERVICE has met
a need.
But the qualities that made it so appealing -
low cost combined with personalized service -
may prove its ultimate undoing. .
For Judge Soden has ruled in erfect that the
non-proFit, tax-supPorted transit district has been in
unfair competition with a private local taxi firm.
He gave the transit district 120 days to either
purchase the Yellow Cab Co. or Northern Orange
county or stop its dial-a-ride operations in the
firm•s service areL Purchase price bas been
estimated at about $1.3 milliOtJ.
NO DECISION HAS BEEN made; but there are
early indications that the choice may go against
buying out the firm.
OCTD owns 67 minibuses used for dial·a·ride
and district board chairman Ralph Clark, also a
county supervisor, has said they can be used on
lightly-traveled bus routes if they have to be taken
out of the more personalized service.
But lt:s o~ the regional and possibly even na·
,tional level that the 5'4en decision could have its
largest impact. '
The regional transportation plans of the
Southern California Association or Governments,
for example, depend heavily on the dial-a-ride con·
cept to tie in with possible new rapid transit and ex-
panded bus lines.
A-,,cient Star Atlas
Found in CJUna
HONG KONG CUPD -the Zodiac In CblnR, llAll
A colored star at.fas, COD• been diK«>•ered tn an
~g the fitst known 800-year-old tomb an•
pictures oltbe 12 signs ot earthed about 100 mlles
Americana
Cla.sses
Presented
Courses with a bke>o
tennlal fiavor bilthlltbt
this fall's offerings in the
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District Adult
Education program.
Most <'ourses begin
next Monday and all are
open to the public. freeoC
charge.
Class titles include:
oorthwest of Peking, the
New China News Agoocy
hu reported. •
'11111:-TOMB )fal-found
in 1971 by farmers work·
in.g on a people'• com..
mune Irrigation project
near the town of Hsuan
Hua In Hopei Province,
and dates back to lhe
Liao Dynasty or 906-U27
A.D., theage1fCys11id. PUBLIC NOTICE
•'In Imitation or a 1--•• ~,CT=on~ou=s~a~o~,,~.~n~,;.--
wooden structure, it has MMll$T~T&lllllllff
front and back chambers ,.. ~ pws-i. dollW _,. --: and OD the domed ceiling SIGRUN'S STUDIO, t.ldo vu1.-of the back chamber is a sct vi. Oporto. SulM. 20.1. ~
I 8Mdl, QI. f'2Ml co oredstaraUas.'• sr~1""" N•rt•rd, ,,s, P~
The aUas. which sor· StMll'!Op9 "'• ....,_. 8Mcl\ c....
rounds an inlaid bronze ~1-1nm1icortdlkk4lttf• ... mirror with painted lotus clvldla9l.
flowers entwined around ,,. =.i::;: nw "'"" .. it, contains 268 stars and , o.rtt o1 °'"_,. c-cy .. other celestial sym bots. A11gU1C.11.1,1s •
The 268 stars include NitflNd or-.. C•1t o.n,o '":::
the sun. the moon. and Aua'2.-2'-0s.t.s, 1i.1,1s mw•
five planets, Mercury,
Venus, Mars, Jupiter
and Saturn.
PUBLIC NOTICE
-QUILTING AND
Patchwork, from 6:30
p.m. to 9~ 30 p.m. Mon·
days at Rea Middle
School. Traditional
techo.iques and modem
shortcuts will be taugtii.
IF THE SODEN RULING HAS the impact of -Community Band. '"=~::i:i::..u stopping dial-a-ride services, ''it would screw the from 6:30 to 9.:30 p.m. '"THE ATLAS also TM~ .. ~,..._.,...
hell out of everything',·· says John Beil. a top Mondays at.Ensign Mid4 rontains a picture or the .;:~. m.--.. °"•..,..
transportation planner for SC:AG. dleScbool. Open to all re--12 .signs or the Zodiac ac--Blcl\.CA.'*9
But Beil doesn't expect this to happen because sldents, course will end cording to their location. ...... o. .. .,.r.,..OJ\Grr.ft
cl the emphasis national planners have placed on with a concert featuring .. in the sky."' the agency' ~!"'°"•....,.......,.,a. the personalised minibus service. mGsic of American cam... said. · ,,.....,...., c · "".., ... ..,
•'The Urban Mass Transit Administration has pen.. ' '"f!le ft?St reference to
done a lot of work on dial·a-11de and demand -Genealogy: Who. thesign.softbeZod!acin
!f:rahsportatlon aJl arOund the eountry,1• he said. Am 1J-r;~ia-p.ni,.toS.• Olineae.t>ooJcs wasmthe
. •'The extent of their involvemeot In dial-a-ride will J>. m • M o.n d'a J'S 1>t Ha.rl l)yllasty 1200 11.C .•
cause this decision to be examined closely on 8 na-'Newport Harbor High. A.D. ,220). But no pic-
ijonal basis. And I wbuJd expect that considerations Class in embers will tures or archaeological
of public good against the private taxi firms• in· 1earn to trace their(IWD. finds on thl's subject PUBLICNOTICE
terests will play a I arge part in whatever eventually family trees. • # were ever found until the 1-----------
0 happens.'' . -American discovery or the colored •1CT1t1ous•usiH1:ss
1. Solutionsothert~antheextremesofeitherbuy .. ltandcrafts. from 1 p.m. star atlas,'' the ageJ\cy n.ro1=~:."~ ....
ing cab companies or suspending dial-a·ride to 4 p.m. Wednesdays at said. MU•: service are possible°' of course. Harper School, Featuring In addition, the Atlas . Roa1NSOM AS.WCtATES,, imt basketry. macrame and contains 28 ''Husi: or ::;~su1 ._.,,.# Mlt.MM v..,.,_ CA.
decoupage. lunar ma~sions. into o.ril91N.Aobfnsoft,t7ttSMlrllail ALREADY, SEVERAL CALIFORNIA cities
Tbe doctors are seek· are actively considering subcontracting with taxi
ing an initial $160;.000 in firms for publicly-subsidized privately-operated
state funds to be&in a . systems.
comprehensive ctiild BUt whatever the eventual outcome, the Soden
a bus e ,-.r o g ram. decision should be a warning to tbe transportation
Redlenei; 21;&1d the mooey planners that they must consider existing private
would allow expansion of companies when imposing wide-ranging plans on
the group program to in· California. And this can't help but complicate theit"
-NEEDLECRAJTS
and Off.Loom Weaving,
from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30
p.m . Tuesdays at Es\an-
cia High. Students will
learn tr adi ti on al
needlework techniques.
which the rboon's mon· U...Mtulon.,,..to,CA..mn C1r•lyn E. Aobl.n.-ft, j1t,. thly cours~ through the MlrltCAllLA..Mtukll\Vl•Jo.CA."'11 heavens is divided. T~ls bu$1Mss Is cCHMlucr.a .,., •
• • T h e 2 8 I u n a r • glfltr.I ~.tat11Mon
mansions are divided ~ 51.tltfl'llf'lt •• ruect Wltfll tfle
along the ecliptic and the ~aw11ocor .... °"'"'Y ... -.,
celestial equator:• tbe_ Plltlff..r HM
agency said. •'This con .. secit.s.n.1,~CMstlWtr~
dude 100 families. already very trying task.
UCI Courses
Amwwreed
The following
schedule or programs
bu biffn announced by
the UCI Extension
Service. They are open
to the public.
Records Out
-200 Years or
American Political ear ..
tooning, from 7 p.m. t6 9.
forms to ·the records in
ancient Chinese books.''
p .m. Thursdays at AssauJt ·Cna-Newport Harbpr High. ~
Includes lour illustrated SAN DIEGO (AP)-A
SACRAMENTO (AP) lectures exploring in~ former San Diego Cowl·
-An estimated 1.2 fluence of political car4 ly sheriff's deputy bas
million pounds of what toot)s on U.S. public opi· be~R sentence:d to six
officials called ••obsolete• nion. Course begins Oct. months to life in state,
o(fice records'' were 2. prisonforassaultingtwo
destroyed bf the state Students may register. Sftittee masseuses. 1be
durinc the 12·mootb ~t (he First cla~s meet.· ~tence was 1.J;n.Posedon
period ending June 301 log. For·more infol"fna· Vincent Betcher, once a
state ofricials say. tion, phone 556--3302. guard in the County jail.
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LIQUID SIL YER
LIQUID GOLD
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SANTAANA -Parent.arnuatcoateadwllbmore
Ulan buyfn1 socks and lillrU and-· and peo>cU.. when !Mir youn• one enters tllellnt1rade lhil ye or.
one enters the nr1t 1rade this year.
They alao muat deal with a new 1l&\e la"' that
.. tabllshed the "Chlld Health and Disability
Preveption Proaram. ··
• The law eocourq:upa.renta to take chikl ren en-
terin& the fint 1rade to a doctor for a complete
physical examination that can cost u much u $29.
PARENTS llA VE 11IE choice of not submll-
tln& tbelr children to an examination, but to ex·
el-else that option they must sign a written waiver
at the child'» school.
r ·Pioneer Spirit ,
' .. Tbe.'lntent ol the law ls that every C'hUd enter· In.& the (Jni;t' grade tihould 1how proof or having a
pbY»ical assessment for any dlsablllt.r, which could
, uupalt his educatiorwl potentiooal ' a.aid Helen
Brown, ~oordinator of schopl health For the Orange
Counfy Department ol EdlloaUon. ~ 'jTbe whole id'ea is to find any children that .Lauren Whitaker demonstrates the 890·
: vintage covered wagon, on display with hun-
:dreds of more modern recreational vehi cles at
:the Recreational Vehicle, Van and Boat Show
~at Anaheim Stadium through Sunday.
· need care,'' she added.
THE LAW OUTI.JNES eight areas that physi-
cians must take inlo consideration: health. develop-
mental and nutritional history; vision test: hearing
lest; dental checkup;,. head-to.toe physical ex-
amination <unclothed): growth and development
test; urine, blood and tuberculosis tests, and im·
mWtizaUon history.
. .'!,.Wtl!Allll•F•••••a&m\' ... ;#.;:m ........... .ll'J
Deaths Elsewhere A--ispakesworiian for William Mammen. a
t EL PASO. Tex. <AP)
"---F'r ank G. Pickrell,
\\'ho in 1923 discovered
the famed Big Lake oil
field that triggered the
e"'pe ning and 'de~elop
lnent of the P e rmian
Basin oil' empire Or west f
, -Laguna.Beach 1enera1 pract.ice~pb¥sician. sald the
Texas and southeast. first six items woul<fbe covered by a normal office
New Mexico, died Thurs-call fee. That is $12 for current pati~ts and $14 for
day at 85. new patients.
Fuel Perils Cited ............
Of ~arrf4ige
• E•t.,._ A11t11st 27 Ford Advisor Speaks at County Meet
M•rl, Su...n Morrow •net EOW•nl ... ,.,.
•<.1r1z,JMfW1 l.•11C1C..i. R., Sr.
~0<1lt, Sn.llJAnn•nd O.Oro-~y e.m.r, Cllf'tlttne Alk• •nd Ltl•enc•
Earl
Morl•J. Ann T. •net M yron 8.
tllnul, A~•nd l-l•"'t Mtin:I•
Nrk•r, CIWlrl•s ~ •nd Barblor• .... " ~Is.. "'"9'1' •IW:ll 0.¥1<1
•...-ron, er-£. ano C:•rmen L.
t:'lme1. o.ri.nota-,c1.•ndJot111J«.ot1
Wllll•m$, P•ttkl• G•ll •nd ~ ).l~n
Gtrr.-tl, SUMn •nd Jolln
~lnk1. O.r•ldlne E. •!'Id Gtr1lcl R. ROQflr~. OoM. Nor"n •nd R•vmond 0.lto!rt
G•llagn•r, \11,.l•n B••trlte 1nd
Owlrl('1 Anlhorly MiU1>r,Cr•ig~Sharon '
ftl•llon, J•na' Lou a11d G•Orp
Eft<krclck
#Inter, W•llac• E. anctNl•rgartot
•1cht1rd1, Jellr1>'( Ch•rl1'1 lfld
~bc>rat\Kay ·
ll'hom•1,J0hn tr•-Nll'ltll>Lourw
Wright, Marian Jor~• •nd on-
~1tey · · Ott•r. M11\•llrT .and Albert 8.
KHf,. D•nl•I Euo•11• and Jll'let ""-' ~ -Deatla Notlea
ANAHEIM -Fuel •
shortages are more
threatening than war,
says Virginia Knauer,
President Ford's coii-
sumer adviser .
Although some
families lose loved ones
in war. she said. "This
<fuel shortage) is
som ething that hits
every family in
America."
An energy policy is.
needed, s he said, but
Congress has to "put
politics aside" and act on
it.
-MRS. KNAUER made 1 her remarks Thursday
at a -press conference
Prior t o her speech
before the Pacific Coast
Gas Association conven-
volved in transmission
and distributi on of
natural gas and ap·
plicance manufacturing,
she 11aid : "It is up to in-
dustry to provide con-
sume~s with t he means
to conserve.'·
MOST OF THE
'A'astefulness of jas i:s in
tht> home, she said, One
example is the stove
pilot light.
"An estimated 30 per-
cent of the gas used by a
range is consumed by
the pilot light -and we
have the te~hnology to
el:itn.inate t,htis energy
"'aster. Other home ap-
pliances <'Ould also bedi."-
stgned for greater effi-
ciency.
w•ooe1.1. lion here.
'HITS EVERY FAMILY'
Presidential Aide Knauer She also proposed that
deregulation of n,aturaJ
gas be undertaken ex·
•perimentally for a trial
period "lo see \\'helher it
actually does provide the
hoped-for benefit of in-
creased supplies at com-
petiti,·e prices."
.. J0t-1N H. wAoo.EL1. ••• .-ciem ot She said Congress and
Hemet, o .. formerly a resJCIMlr of ·umer · al ·ke must CO". •"'MERS also Fountain Vlll•Y O Rellrfd 9f\'1Ployoe COOS S I ;, J"V M0ovg1;11,.irc~•11.0a111o1dff1ri5'f:i. realize ''the days or \\'ill 'be affected by un-
temoer n. 1•1s. sur ... ivea bv ru, Wri•• cheap fuel are over " at employment and higher ~lt1, o;on."°""1rdW.OCllll of Ml"'1+, . '
JPlorlda; aavvnters, S.usan Ne•l of least.until solar energy Is prices resulting from the
Rocnest1>r, New York 1na Ann Bein harnessed And that she shortage's effect on in · f{K.Cor-le of F1lrport, New York; .uni, , • '
Jan s. Phelps of .t.rclmore, f>tNI.; • predicted. is some years dustr.·.
•1n<t<n11a,..n. rn u~u 1;11110-rs, dona· away. In the past. she noted. !Ion\ ""Y bl made lo The Huri As-K ·d th 11t<>U•t1on. ~1v11i.. wr .. ke' ... 111 be~ Mrs. nauer saJ e people have been told to
Fores• LAwn·Gleno111e, ca. C'Onsumer wilr'be the last use natural gas as the
GREIV.E • 1 d 1 l"'MARv .e. GRE1ve, resident 01 hit by the natura gas cheapest an c eanest
However, she said it
\\'Ould have to be closely
monitored to protect lhe
consumer.
_wgun11 8e.t,n. Ca. 01111 QI dutns.tp. s hort age ... But n ew fuel. Now, she said. peo-r--;::======::---1 ~~C,.1 ~~~;~;d"'~~'~.b;..,'::i!~~: homeowners will be af-pie must realize "it is a [ ~ ,_.,.k. .. ,.,.,,,~ne1011111 :00AMMon-fecled because they will finite source. We 're go-Call 142·5671J
••· P•citic "'~"" cnaptll, NO'wport be restricted on the kinds ing to run out of it.·· · · ~h. ln11•""4!nl, Inglewood P•rtr. ,
cemetery. P1c;r,c vie .. Memorl•• and number of hookups In remarks to the con-Put a few wordl :;;\~~tua•v. NewPO•t ~acn. c ... they ~an have .. s he said. vention of people in-to wor_k for you
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~ Mesa, C.. Dalt. af dNth _s.p.
temtoe• 11, 1915. S.1.1rvl111~ tly hi\ Write
Gllr•stine, of Costa Mes.a1 •l~ter, Miia
'M.,_1i ot Germ•ny. F untr•I Sllorl<H
1"111 bl! l\tlld Ofl ialurd<ly •t l :OO PM,
Pacilic View Ch't11el. Newporl 8'1Kt>.
l11•erfTl<!nl , Pacific \llew Mllmorl•I ~i.\artr.. Bell eroaoway MGrtuarv din<-·
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·corona del Mar 673-9450
Costa Mesa 646-2424
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Mes;i 642-9150
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Laguna Beach
494-9415
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
PACIFIC l'llEW
MEMORIAL ,ARK
Cerretery Mor1uary
Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
~ewpart Beach.
Cahlorn1a
644·2700
PEIK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUHEIAL
HOME
780 1 Bolsa Ave
we·s1m1nster
893""3525
SMITl(S' MOlTVAlT
627 Main St
HunllngtM Beach
536-6539
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Public ~~AUCTION
fRJDl\Y. SATIJRDl\Y. StJNDl\Y at 8 P.M.
Borgains On Fine Crystal. Sterling Silver. Porcelains. Oriental
Objects d'Art. Paintings. Jewelry. Antiques. Bronzes.
Furniture. Select Indian Turquoise ...
S 1.000.000 INVENTORY
1:ro1n U late.f, Co11r1s, 0111-ofl'ow11, Bm1J.r11r1tcit',{
vrsrroRSl
Come an cf •ee
what fun Oii
AUCTION
can ber
FREE ADllllSSIONI
... across the street from
seven of ihe Souihland's
m ost elegant waterfront
restaurants!
HOURS ,
Inspection & Private Salet1
..
10-~ 01\ILY I •5 S1\TUR01\Y & SUNDAY
('k!M-d \Vcdn("!;ll:1y & Thursday
AUCTlONS HllD EVEJn'
FRJDl\Y, 51\1\JllDAY, SVNDAY at a P.M.
... , .
JVe~·
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USE YOUR BANKAMERlCARD.
. 2ta..
MASTER CHARGE. •
PERSONALCHECK OR CASH
2542 w..t Coaec HJPw•v
Newport S.ach,
. Callfornl• 91660
(7~4) 645-2200
Lab work for urin , blood and tube.rculosla tests
wou1drunaaotbers1s.shesaid. ' so~~:1° TU~QUOISE
. THE THREE REQUIRED immunizations-<\TSUNJwwn•aEl\Jl
polio. measl ... and DP'!' (diptheria, pertial1 and• IUNTAANAllST-msm
tetanus) -would run S24, the sookeswoman said: ~=~==========='""""'""==~. Many children, however. have had these immuniza-
tions prior to entortq kindergarten .
The Orange County Health Department. has
provided physicians with forms to 'be filled out dur-
ing the -examinations. The forms are taken--by--ta-
dividual parents to the schoOls attended by their
t!hildren. The information is logced on stbdol re·
cords and the forms returned to the parents.
Parents who wish lo waive the examinations
must •ign ao appropriate form provided by the
school.
' THE LAW is ~·rilleo in suc h a way that there
is no penalty for parents \\'ho don't take their
children in for an examination or don"t Cite · a
v.·aiver. . -
1\lrs. Brown noted that families on welfare or.-
\\'ilh low income1 may be eliaible to .baYe the ex~
aminatlons performed by the Orange County
Health Dtpartm~nt.
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POLACK lltOS.
CIRCUS
SEPT. 1~·21
llG-TOP l"UNI
ROYAL LIPIZZAN
STALLION SHOW
SEPT. 22·28
Gates Open Daily 9 A.M. ! .(."' ' ..,1 Exhibil Buildings Open 10 A.M. ~~ ·1-~ / .... 11r-.•1•0_.,.a....,. ·.:.'M~ .. ,· ~-··· ..... _.,_.,_ '["~' -I, J'ir ~-'.i~.,. \~ -Aml!t-s •:zO• a.11•• '"" , .. \· h i )f I /jl -··PIH -'~i/j ~,~I" J T*"""•9f•••·•0 ·210•17
Now at General Tire
Ch•fO<I ii
al Gen.r•I
Steel
Blem
dial
SIZE
165il3
195113
165114
175114
175114
185114
195114
205114
205115
215114
215115
225115
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SIZE
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CR78114
DR7hl4
ER71xl4
FR78114
GR7hl4
GR7hl4
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LR78115
GENERAL
RETREADS
II~
Pfus F_E T
ANY STANDARD
11.ACllW AU
IN
STOCI(
rRICE
35.95
42.95
36.95
38,95
42.95
44.95
44.95
49.95
50.95
50.95
53.95
54.95
59.95
The General
DUAL
STEEL II
RADIAL
f)es ignecl f<)r s1noo 1h riding
)Ji!rf orn1u nee a 11d long mi le-
oge ·l\vo steel belts provide
11ro tect ion "gains! road ha?.
i'\rcls. anc.I a wic.le agQ reo;s 1ve
trL·ad offl,rs great traction o n
t1.·et o r dry ~urf .. 1ci!!'J At this
[Jricc .yriu ... -,1n'1 ,1ffc1 rU not
i r~ buy1
F.E.T.
2 .16
2.32
2 .15
2.34
2.45
2.55
2.67
2.89
2.96
3.09
3.17
3.41
3.46
. ? We've gol em Need tires lhat shout savipgs!
'"' 600xl4 I 9.95 ....
E78xl5 19.95
....... ...
'"' F78xl 5 19.95 ,oey.~ter
•••
..t.70x I J 24.95 -
700xl S 35.00
w« avY Fo• ds11 OR s«u ON CO/lfllft~s10N IENERAL WHOLEUTATESO,.SINGUIJDfS
,,~ ......... .. _ ......... . ( _ _.,, .. .. Don Swedlund Inc.
.......l4-llMIWtr
CO•ST
GENERAL TIRE
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AJfDAILYPILOT
Lltl.Bogd
·Why··Shark's
Teeth Sharp
Did J teU you only about on_e O\lt of every
SO cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever
crop1 up lo lhe Rocky MOWltains?
A PLllMBJNG appliance store manager
...,t"tbi• atgn up in his window :--"Can Iron
1lnk1.'' T&oucht it quaint when a lady
puserby murmured, •'Everybody knows
that.'"
Q. ••QUICK, LOVIE, on which side of a
nickel does the word 'nickel' appear?''
A. Won't bite on that
one, sir. It doesn't appear.
•·Five cents" does. But the
official name of tbe nickel
Is "five cent piece."
j Q. "IN mGu. RISE
construction, what's the
difference between col·
umns and girders and
beams~"
A. Columns are verti·
cle. They support the horizontal girders. The
girders s upport the more numerous horizontal
beams. Technically, girders are just big
beams.
11IE MOST SUCCESSF1.JL of men are fre-
quently those who suffered the m-OSt·mtsera-
ble of childhoods. So says a scholar who has
made a study of the matter. [t is the only com ·
pensalion that occurs to him, he says, for gel··
ting kicked around overmuch as a youngster.
"Resentment breeds resourcefulness and
anger breeds ambition,'' be says, sagely .
TEETH.
Q. "How does a shark keep its teeth so
sharp?"
A. [l sheds the m. And grows them new .
Continually. From the rear of. the mouth to the
front. No row of old teeth lasts long enough to
be worn down. And the new teeth are razor
edged. South Pacific natives have been known
tasbave with them.
Address mail to L .M. Boyd,. P.O. Box 1560,
ColtG Mera 92626.
Copyright 19'15 L .M. Boyd '.
Eye Catchers
Chinese See U.S. Toys
WAYNE. N.J . CUPl l
-A ''Jaws'' T-shirt
didn"t impress a five·
member Chinese delega.
_Strip Mine
In Death
Valley OK
WASHINGTON CUP!)
-An Interior Depart·
ment ruling' has opened
the way for widespread
strip mining in the most
scenic portion of ~ath
Valley. officials said this
week.
.. A ~partment attorney
ruled recently the gov·
ernment is pawerless to stop strip mining under
some 1 ,827 existing
mineral claims on land
at the national monu-
ment, only 25 percent of
which are actually being
worked now.
The ruling ran counter
to a request from Russell
E. Dickerson, acting
director of the National
Park Service, who pre;
']>OSed that the depart-
m.e n t p.r-ohibit a ny
further m ining in the
area.
The park service,
lion, but toy trains, dolls
and games caught the
envoys' fancy at a
sprawling shopping mall
this week.
The usually serious
faces ol the Chinese of·
ficials brightened sud-
denly when they spatted
toy trains and trucks,
dolls and gitmes at J .C.
Penney's at the West
Belt Mall.
THEY PLA VE D with
the. toys for a while and
stopped before ''The In-
visible Man," a see-
through model of a man
and his organs.
''ls-this used for
acupuncture?" one of·
Cicial asked , only to learn
that in this country the
object is called an
''educational toy.··
But they quickly
passed through a depart-
ment store's fashion sec·
lion where an interpreter
explained why a T-shirt.
priced at $8.99, had a
toothy shark printed on
it. -The Chinese, members
of the Chi na Council for
the Promotion of In ·
temational Trade, ar·'
rived. this ..yeek as part of
a nationwide tr-ip
spunsrired by the Na-
tional Council for U.S.·
China Trade. · ··
which ~lso recom-A J .C. PENNEY'S
mended Jegisla'tion that salesman explained to
would halt the spread of the delegates at one
strip mining in Death point, ''For example,
Valley, fears that lt wUl thi.!l)s how we drill holes
t'ause irre parable inbowlingbowls." d~ma~e.totbela.nd. . The Chinese, however, ~~f1c1als said strip apparently had never
m1n1ng began ln l97l. 1n beard of.bowling and the
,the D~atb YAlley area. tow-quickly moved to
all of it for talc and I-the archery football and borates~ ulextte and «>I· soccer couDtetB Where emanite. which are use<! 11 · I k'~• for insulation. Newi t e eq,ui_,tp~nt 00 ~ claims are be" g l'led at more fam1l1ar to the • 1.n i group
a ~ate of 200 a year, they "tb"e group-is inlerest-
said. ed . tt' al T~elpalrk ser·vtce ov:ir~ei~n! ao'en:be
particu ar y wanted ~o .American buyers'
halt proposed _open pit ffJ.arket,•· said .Melvin
'mlne1 in area~ mclu~ng Searls Jr., a council
.Zabriskie Po10t, w~ch representative. ''The ·~des 8 popular vtew Americans and the
of fDeath Valley,. ~nd Chines"° are studying
Go,wer Gulch, ~ hilting each otheris markets for
trail. Importing ideas."
Dickerson told th~ In· The delegates declined tenor Department .lD a' memo last, June that the to CO!Dmenl or answer
,(""&Overnment should be <tUes~ons on their im·
able to •too &trip JDlninC presstons _of the sprawl·
1• those areas on 1ng.PassaicC01.llllymall
'"'"'""' or "scenic . and which features. depart· recreational protec-ment stoces. gourmet tlOn." •toret and novelty ahqpl.
GALVANIZED
RAIN GUTTER
f q foot lengtbL lilld.a
Ndirect• the rain so It
won't drtpan·tbe wife'•
new hair-do.
No.lCEDAR
SHINGLES
n ... ..,. the good ol'
19gU!ar kind ol
llhlnglea. NlllllbM one
ineau good stuff.
44!~
UTILITY .
SHELF UNITS
FIBERGLASS
ROOFING
Strong 111\d
llgh1'"19bt la
colon.Or.--
s· 2.97
10' 3;97
12· 4~97
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U.S. Judge RejectA ---
Witness Jailing
HARRISBURG, Pa. CtJP:)-Afedera!Jud1e
bu reJeded the covemment's attempt to jail two
reluctant wltne1ses (OI" thelr refusal to testify
before a Grand Jury laveaUfatlog the Patricia
Hearatcaae.
He al.lo cleared the way fot defense attorneys to
1eek •• lnvesll1atlon or alleged wiretapping and
haraument on th~ part ol FBI agents durlns their
pursuit of the fuglllve ilewspaper helres1.
U.S. attorneys had llOllght'«tntempt proceed·
lnfs against Micki McGee SCott, whose husband,
Jack, ls a target of thelnveallgaUon, and Marlins.
Miller, a friend of the Scotts.
FRESH . ~UT FLOWE~S.,
COUECTID NIJ OESIQfD I '
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C.....,lyn Pem-
berton, new Washington
State Patrol
trooper, says no
suspect has yet
made issue of
her sex.
'Everyone I've
asked to get into
the back of the
patrol car has .
complied
without com'·
ment,' she said. The Scotts are suspected of renti.ne a
nortbeastem Pennsylvania farmhouse where-Miss Hearst and three: other fugitive radicals -two or
them members or the SYIJlbionese Liberati.on Army
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guaran .... the becny mm-al coat. and the
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aquarefeet. I I bad a brllltunt block of
copy for tlala spot. but
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An eld.er'ly woman, han ..
dieapped, called to uy llbe wU•
unhappy with her living sltua.
ticn. t 1 Ayoungf1lberwbosewlfewas
t having 1evere emotion.al pro-
• blemaciluldfindnowberetotum. 1 I A ' llnllle parent wu having ~ trouble hilndlln1 .her rebellious y floenaie IOD. '
1 1 A ,...,.., wm• ubd rw ad· " , vice on legal counsel to help her 1 throuO divorce.
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Pl'S ii.a ftee eouns<ling and
referral aervl'ce f'4>de<1l>y COm-
1 preben1iVe Care~ Corporation
located at 2011 West Chapman
Ave., Suite240, ill Orange. t What ls ottered, is more than
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Dlreetot Linda •Bookin thlnlcs
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DIG DE!JPEll
... ~e we di tfer from the
hotlinea· and, walk-in COUllleling
agencies, le. that we doo'l deal
with just the immediate crisis.
We dig deeper and look at the
whole picture.··
\ An ,example might be the'
young woman anticipating
divor'be. "If we )lad slfpped
there, we might not have"found
out that a serious illness was
causing the marital trouble, and
not referred her to the best J)05Si· •
blebelp;• Ms .. Bool<insaid.
·1bere are otber difference.,
just listen and ref~. 'l'bey take
little lbr gr111ted.
··we are building a resoun:e
book of our own. 'We won't refer
antone any·wbere we haven•t
e!hecked ourselves. We visit them
or h&ye them visit us."
Because of this personal con·
tact, PTS stall is able to cut
through mucboftheredtapepeo·
pie face \fben seekina: help.
"It 1$ baid 'to take that flht
step; to admjt you have a pro-
blem ana need professional help.
U there is too much red tape it is
easier to give up,'' they ex·
plained.
VITALUNK
Recipuonis:t·secret.ary Shirley
Charpentier •is a vital link. She
has estab1is:bet:I personal contact
with key people in helping agen-
cies throughout the COW'lty.
Although the center•s
permanent atalf of four doesn't
give ongoing counseling, they
add a pe~aonaJ touctt which mlPt{ost make adilf....,oe.
.Jo,i Bower•, a counselor
wbOlle backaround includes a
paycblatric RN degree, ex~
~ed thlt help doesn't end
with• I!!""'• •all or office visit. "We II eall and make the ap-
!"'ll!trDMt tor. them or arrange
tor a room if they need
~tall~tlpn. '.l'hen, we'll pick
them up.an<! take them to the
holpltal, get tllem through the
fllli:Qg out ol form'1 and evea help
%-m uapo,el<.
''Afterwards, we m~sil and
Wil lo the 1pouse if neeessart
and be!~ with sovreea.to meet
other ne«la,,1ucb as child care.·~
aiid lbe person they talked to the
rirst time iso'l there. they may
feel Jost. We can connect them
with Jodi or Trisha <Alicastro)
and they can be assured of im-
mediate help.''
ln addition to regular office
hours. PTS offers a 24-hour
answering service, 9'1'1· 1831.
' Suicide threats and severe
depressions ar~ not uncommon
on the Pl'S Une and il is in this:
area they feel they can be most
effective.
• Community involvement is
another key. Since the office
opened last February, the talk
abop has co-sponsored a seminar
series for adolescents ·in cooper a·
tion with the Orange YWCA
which led to rap groups for teen
alco6olics.
ing their way into grocery and
drug stores, laundromats, beauty
parlors. Employers are being en,.
couragedtotacktheposternextto
the time cJock.
••When they ne~ help, the
number will be right there.. We
hope to reach indUStrial nurses
with the same approach.••
Preventive mentaJ beaJth js
vital. they agreed. ,
There is a feeling about the
PTS office that anyone walking
in bas a friend who cares.
Counseling is done person to-
person in bu·ge comfortable
chairs, not across a desk.
''I've never seen anyone
leave.•• .said Ms. Charpentier.
"without a look of relief oo b~
face..''
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c:iea 8.re geared to a seecilic pro-
blem -suicide, Pfegnancy, drug
abuse, alcoholism. We deal with
everything," She said
Ms. Book.in and her small, but
well trained staff, take people's
problems seriously. They do not
"Shirley can make a call 8nd.
say we need to get someone in for
help immediately, not in a few
dan or weeks. Because we've made contact' and they know us.
know we 're not competing but
cooperating, we get people help
when they need it."
Evaluation Is complete. "We
don't want to nfer !iomeoiie:'to private psychiatric belpwhocan.. ~We are avaiJab~e to speak to
not afford it, And, if asked, we' ar\Y group on anything from drug
will even check insurance ..... abuse ~o adolescent .P~lems
policiei to See exactly what is and _awcide prevention, Ms.
covhed1" Ms. Booklnsaid. llookinsald.
The Problem Tait Shop works
with some 40 to 90 people each
week and anticipates even more
as the community becomes more
aware.
ALTEllNAT~VES <lOlllMUNITY OUTREACU.
"Very f~'VJ people know what Problem Talk Shop has begun
Mary Ellen Bloss, In charge 0£
community informatiorlt ~.
"When a person is in troubl.e.'he
feels alone, helpless, impotent. •isolated.
PTSdoesn't let the lack of a re-
source stymie. the alterna,tives are. We do. -an out.reach ln thtt COm.RJ..unity to
That's what we're here ror." contact those who have little ac· ''We make ealls,'' they ex·
plained, ''sometimes one incom-
ing call may mean ts to 20 outgo-
ing cal!s,'but we don't give up.''
Another advantage ,of the cess to information, about mental
Problem 'l;alk Shop is a paid, health.
permaneilt,professionalstalf. Posters detailing the PTS
"If someone calls on a hotline, philosophy and services are fmd:
"We want people to know we
offer more than· counseling and
referral. We play the •rote of
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b,elieves tfie whple picture,
not the immediate crisis
is vital to finding help.
PTS cuts the red tape .• eop e
Friday, September 12. 1975 Page 81
Goal Set, But Is It Reached?
By BEA ANDERSON
0111•0.lly Pilot St.all
Because humans are goal-oriented, it ·s
~ natural fo.r us to set them.
However, achieving them is another story,
'according to Col. Howard A. Westphal! (USMC
ret.), speaker for a seminar l)l'esented by the
Auxiliary of Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital.
A proponent of the human potential move-
ment, be conducts Personal And Company Effec· 1 liveness (PACE) seminars. He is vice president.
' cobs\lltant and .a member of the teaching staff
for the Newman Corp.
His topic was Goal Getting vs Goal Setting
with emphasis on communication, which, he
Pointed out, is the basis of effectiveness.
Bringing the point closer to home, Westphal I
said, "a group such as yours can only be as effec-
tive as your ability to communicate.
"When you communicate, all members are
working toward a common goai. That's known as
synergy.··
KEY TO COMMUNICA'll.llN
The key fo communication. he said, is un·
derstanding. The tool is empathy, which is objec-
tive.
"However.'' Westphall added, "it often is
mistaken (or the subjective word, sympathy,
which deals with emotions and feelings.
"Try to keep your feelings Out of it,·· he
stressed. There is no way to understand the other
person's viewpaint ir you get into your emotions,
he warned.
To be effective, he said, you must recognize
that every human system is different; that each
~rson has a unique fil ler through which be
perceives reality.
Next. he said, accept that it'& okay f6r others
to have a different point of view. "'Acceptance l doesn'tmean,agreemeot." i • ~
The third step, empalhiting, is the tnost dif.·
llcult, he said. 1
"'How can you understand another's point of vr.,.. if you don't kn<lw w~at ft ill" Seejng bow
the world looks to another is contingent on the
_.iegr~ ypu'•• been abll! to grasp the other steps.
; .U an aid. Westphal! suggested that each
pel'SO@l t·ake responsiblility in sending and receiv·
ing communication. lt will be strengthened and
j enricb.ed, .he prqmised.
• lllANY BAllRIERS
However, he aaid, there are so many ba,r..
riers th•t they makMouimunleation difficult. ,
Some or the barriers Include physical,
eduoaUonal. lang\la(e, cultural, age, financial, ...
social and motivationaJ differences, distrust and
"the biggest or all, .. dishonesty.
Westphall said that he hoped he wouldn 't.
make anyone angry, but "f am going to tell you
the truth. We are a ll a bunch of liars.
. ''We justify it 6y saying we are only telling
white lies or that we are just shading the truth .
"We are only kidding ourselves. It's like say-
ing we are only partially pregnant.''
Westpha l! blamed authority figures for
teaching children not to say how they reel "un -
less it's nice,·· which establishes a behavior pal·
tern o( lying.
"We are programmed ..•. just like a com·
puter,'' he said. ''Sometimes, like a computer,
we are not programmed properly.
SLOGAN APPLIES
"The slogan, ·garbage in, garbage out.' ap-
plies to us.··
However. he said, there is a great deal of dif-
ference between tr·aining a person to do what you
want him to do and h1m doing it.
''Doing it depends on motivation." Westpha11
asserted that the carrot and the sword work
equally well.
But to be a goat-setter it t akes sclf-
motivation which is "more determined by how
you feel aboutyouthanonwhatyou know.''
Effectiveness. also is ~ermi ned by how you
feel about yourself. Unforlunately, we train a lot
of negative attitU.des, which he called, "restric-
tiVe."
A s an example, heµLked about bow so many
people are nervous about public speaking
because they ~e wrapped up in how others see
them.
NO DIFFERENCE
"There's ~ difference in speaking one-0n-
onethau one-ono-1qo." be assured.
•1How.eV.er, Utere45 a great deal of difference
between J>ot•ntlal and wbatyoudo."
We furi~oh like a thermostat. As long as we•
perform ia the r'ine:tWherei"elf-image and e ffec·
tivenest are eqdi.l '1d contfortable1 everything .iiOicfY1! ~,~ •
HoweYer-1 at lfOOn as we get out of that range,
we get'asigna and we'U do anythll,li to get back
there .... St ngely enough, this ~orks both
ways." ·
. So. h19: ask'td flow do we achieve our aims
when we .. W.,.k so h ard to stay where we reel com·
!ortable ~-,. Once we lnte ~Soal . our system bas
a unique •)>llil_J· o go towird It '·iI~e a guided missUC~-'' ~ I •
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When we determine that we can't do without
il, we create such an imbalance in our eomrort
zone that we will move mountaihs, he asserted.
Reasons for setting and getting goals in·
elude:
-sustaining and encouraging effectiv eness.
-Achieving creates a healthy system.
Achieverg don't have time to get sick.
-Prov1ding the cohesiveness or team func-
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"" MAPLJ: HILL, Kab.<(UPI) -'A place In tho
country might seem thii l"limate liieam, but for
!l tinale ·1irl, runnin1 a 750-acre f&rlJl 1ln1le
handed ls walking a thin 1ine between ecMuy
and despa\r. .1 · , 'JI'• &\1oo<1 life if you love it.,otbwOI~ It
will Qreak y·ou. '' says N,a.r:icy Crensba'f, 20, a
110..pound.blonde who boi.aght half' a if;Ji:nerablp
in the /arm at the edge,the F1int · )i!••t ol
ToPellio'ln March. ' , .. $le im.oved jnlo •. three-story frame
fprmbQ\18• 11.~er 11<ail'll'tion rrom ·Colby Com· ~·tndlly 'Co}lege~i\ti~ a degree in animal
· tttmoto1y. She was rwsed -on a farm-aoulh or ~ arihattan,. Kan., but none of that COJ.1'pletely tp~p~er for the work and he,arteche {>f run-
tJU11g ~rown place. · .. ,
I'-''f'U be scrounging three Years or better to
Jet. this -place really 1oing, especially if the
: \nar'ket doesn't go up," Nancy-said in" an in-
' terview. "It's di scouraging to send calves in and
only get$2~ forlhem.''
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The Ora!ie colljl~Heart ~s-
t sociation is Qein-1Mtiit( golfers
to have a he»rt an(l')jp: ~or i~.
annual cla~stC at t'he-trvlhe-coast·
0oun1cy Cwb(a'hursdq, Sept. zs.
Beg\Ul by Charles and Katbiyn
· bback after bis near-latal
~art att.ack, the tour.namt;?nt
~~<I $200 its lir~ year, l!t/2 ;
,000 lt:s second, Wld,I.ist ,year
oce~ went toW'ard p\irthase
a mobife\nlit to further tie p.s~
. iiition'seducationalprogfam:
-{ 1915 prQCeeds are eartnartted to
uip the van for demoll§:lr'@li~i)t
n cardi~c care and lite-saVl{lg
Miqt1't11. lf'he He~rt Sav~r \tan
·· visit sch6ols, ~hurcbes and
vie organizations to present Pro-
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by~oc:'11 shops f1'oarJ to .s p.m.
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penloill feedintalves to BOO pounds. :flfhe ban own moat of us;• she 1aid. "I'd
bave1iked to old my wheat but I had to seU It to
p~~·~·~ ' · stae a:old her 30-aere Wheat crop at $8.35 arUI
t~iiilrile\ climbed to~.t!O a buahel. 1
Nancy refused to admit she bu nearly bef!J
lleaten by drought, low markel4 and calvea dylD&
In the laat fjvemontbs.
"U you koep tbti>ldng about. things It'll drive
you crazy:• 1be said. "I guess you sort of just
start accepting thln&s. I cried m(>re that first
week than ever. I fOUlhtitsohardandit seemed
everythUig went wronc."
Nancy lost two c=alves. One she ha4 treat~
ftve days and it appeared improved enough to
turn ®I. But the nextdayltfaltered and died .
"Now I'Ve gof a cow to feed for a year tbal
won'.L. give me anything. I wonder sometimes
bow in the world any~ makes it on a farm .''
Drough~ and weeds nearly ruined her 40
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• . ~harlie. Fishback, chairman dt Heart Association
Go1f Class1c, S8.Pt 25, check tires of van which
~~II be equi~pec;j.~ith ~roceeds. On the committee , . ,
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head of registered i\nlUS, was dellll*1 for1U.,e
••bectause it's booefe11. ''
Nancy handlea -vacclnalln&. treatment, delivery and artificial insemination for her cat·
tle. For big jobs she exchanges Jabor with
nclfhbonorherfather.
Her aubs1-,tenc. garden has been pe1lected
bUt the freezer Is full. Except for the one rut lux·
ury she affords herself1 pop, she buy1 lltUe at the
irocery store. She'1 not scared of rabid animals or prow-
lers. She'• alrt?ady chased one prowler who ran
from the house calJ'Yinl;:IQmething. She has a
shotgun and knowa how.to use It.
"J reaUy only woi-ry about getUna hurt."' .she ~aid. ''!worry thatllvingalonenoonewouldknow
ror a day or so. Well, ldon'tconstanUywor,.Ybut I
don't know what I'd do. I'm more careful than 1
e ver was at home.
Nancy dreams of the day when she's indepen·
dent and can hire help. But that is farther away
than 11he had once thought . • "Hope is different now. It's working hard for
whJt you want. Jt used to be just wishing you'dget
lucky. But that's noteooua:hanymore. ••
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Boston. S d? s· . . .1 • ·1 oun ... eons.
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Ann Landers
LANDERS : You say
you "love the Bostoa
accent" -that it "bas
class wilb a capital K. ''
Tell me plea1e, exactly
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E 11 i o t Ric Ii a rd son Stnenson but I'm hope-psychiatric treatment. U.tea' &o yon~ prtest.
talka, or Ted Ken!ledy? les1Jy booked on tbe H e w e n t t o a Maybe pbefl yo• leave
They do~'t 11ound 10 the 8 o •to a sou ad -psychiatrist twice and your husband he1lt get
least alike. Have you whatever U Is. I Ila~ quit. tb e • b &J p ~e so
actu.ally listened to the to like the wa:r El1la&,.. It.._aee,,_. the laws are deui;tat.el.J' ..... l::&Vs
typical _ man on the llkbardaoe_.peab..,.. • .,..,.1u:Tth0"1itconles, ...... 11A. ,
street in Boston? I atM Ted X8ued1., <Hito;to Uill loit of'tbinlt ... M.7 T~.-.,-/ ·1
doubt it. It's revoltlnc. 1oaad1 like ~ad:). lluiband ·baa ~en 'al<-·n"i l :R \i 'N N·
Worse than Brooltlyu. or· Mayor Kevla W.Mte'a ·rested .s a . .eeping .L,t.NI)!lJl,S: t" rec.lfttly
the Bronx. ' •rf witll l~e ·-'7om, for-contrl utldg to marrted $ dlvo~ted
Your humble ,stance smdl me IB&o .C!r.btt-'8o 'be ·delinquency of a ma,11 Wh~ 6aa three
gets to me. Surely yOU d•. in• aom'el~l11~ -mb>Qr, •l<P!!•lng hlmMff JOIDll children He tried
don't believe you must lhal'sMYhaag-up. \ in·a'i>ubUepark -iuk to pt custody but his
look to Bos .to~ for -. Dall!• ~t and Jli>'s clooo wJf8'fovcht It !ii•leourt
superb ed1:1cat1on . The D .. E A R A N N iL ()f course all these and won The, divorce
late .Adlai Stev.enso,n LANDERS: After many arrests have 4ppeared ·1aws·1n:tbts 'cotintry are w~s 1n a class with . Sir years of marriage I find in the papers and I dlsgface Unless
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Moreover, your own two busban.d any longer. He many times I can't or a d·ope a"'dict 'she
Senators, Charles Percy wa~ p1eked up by ~ count the~. • can keep her., children
and Adlai III, speak Police for indecent exa Ills family is mad at even though tbe father
v e r y w e l J i n deed . pasure shortly after we me because ~ey say .be is the supertcSr parent.
Please, Aqn, open your returned from our ts sic~ (which be is) My problem is U:Us :
ears and LISTEN. -h~neymoon. I , nearly ucl its pai:tJy ~Y fault what 5 b ·0 ·u 1 d:. bi 5 BEANTOWN,J(IAH ! died of shock. Coullln t (or not getting him to a children call 111eT the
DEAR 11 ~ I agree believe it. The judge lot doctor. How . can you ·o1•--t one•!. 10, the -
thal l.bere &in'I no Illes him off with a line an4 make '!' ~POI! go to~·~eiot S;I =.my
doctor., 11t lie..-doesn t lint name. ll:y _and
want to. says It's 'not reapec:tM
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I'll !>e 50 next mootb and has 'suggested
and I. want to live ~y ''Aunt M'y'' or ''Mama
rema1n,tne yea~s .•n Ma)o:!• Wbat:•,your pre..
g. peace. I m ~ot thinking ference? -STUMPED
of rema~nage, Ann. DJ:AB. S~UlllPED· just a life free from the · • agony that bas plagued You area't heir aunt,
me. Eve,11 qar priest ·~,o acrat"'Cll. ,,tll.a$ one.
says•I sbO\lld get a legal Mama May Is all right
separation. What do you lfthe)'wantto,sow~ynot.
say? _ PENSACOLA leave It to tbem! Id ope.
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IOck,.00. iQ" . by. oi.rcurrltitances, remember (hat
there, 1s• a ls.4itY LQ ev~ lock. Look arot1nd, 00
some clear thinking.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Capitalize on a
rising momeqtum~ d goodwill. Be seen and
heard: Di!card clutter from the past. Set your
sightson new horizons.
SAGITl'ARIVS (Nov. 22-bec. 21): Your pro-
blerii Wct!i''t be to find a new opportunity; it will
lie to retognfze it when it kn~! A brand-new i~ea i's wbe~~ you will ~.ally shine.
,;_.CAPltICOllN (l:leC. 22-Jan. 19): You know
what >CPU want and have a good chance of getting
i'.'t15WfinesSe;%ol sledgehammer tactics. Widen
social contacts for practical as well as personal
l'e\"ards. · ·
' •AQUARIUS .(Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Guard
againtit .. loss. Cqntrol the . tendency. to be ex.
travagant: in t>tlying, attend as much to real . (' •
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values as you do in price, as apparent bargaills
won't. bewhaL they seem.
PISCES CFeb. 19-March 20): Review your
everyday activity schedule, putting your effort.S
on an efficient basis in order to accomplish the
most in the least time.
If today le your bhtbday many rme op-
portunities will come your way. You meet
fascinating people, pQpU]arity rises. A chance·
presents itself for a great financial coup.
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FREE IECTURE & GUIOED MEDITATION .As nt1 MEW ASE AW~S FOUHDATIOH ,.., .... , ....... ..,..,,,__. "-'* M..::~ aan Altil.-i C....efl1IJ Sdwe ... ...... a.. Dr. S.A. !_ .......... _.
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' > Miracles are not a!Ways the. dramatic happenings people 9'em to think
they are. The truth is. miraclQS are , "\,
happeninlr 10 you everyday! They happen ·
because God loves yoo eve/Y(lay!
Robert Schuller, Pastor, Garden Grove
Community Church, Will begin-the new fall
season with th'e exciting Series "~iracles to
Make Your Life Beautiful"! TM messages •
"The Miracle of Self Discovery", "l11e Miracleol
Mountain Moving Faith", and "The Miracle of
Unexpecled Encounters" Win be delivereq on
SepL 14,SepL21,and SepL28.respecUvely ..
You are invited to jofn us at the
mfreshing Garden Grove Com!!lun "jly
ChUrch for our inspirational Mw la I seeson!Worsh~ln 'Ehapel in lhe Sl<y at 7;30 a.m. w hip in your ear.
. or In !he Main ry a\ ~:15,. I • 9:!\0,1t:l5a.m., tllp.QI.
" Dr. Schuller spea 119:30 a
11:15a.ln.servlc .to/.
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(Chapman & lewis)
Garden Grove, CA.
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD '1JZZLE -PEAMuTS _ __, .---...........__.-,......~ ------."' ~·M. Sc•
SOIW>l/l';llMEll A. 800IC , :MM A&l.IH, IT
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15 l'Ulll5HED IUUSlfPIN6 I M'A'< NOT ! THE~ DINNEKS Of ·
AU. TIME, THIS OOINER
Will. l!E ON PA6E ONE !
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retll!'n ol 'D Qdcwlus pa 415 Obrloaiws s~a.. aSt.. ~Bt.
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ttl l!lLUE CHIP AUTO SALE'S.
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$tell. 11, lt.2•. ll'l\IOCI. ), 1975 J.a.1S
PUBLIC NOTICE
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frtOTICI' TO CJfl"d1TM<" SUNlllOllt COURT oiffH£
'STA'll O .. CAUfOlltNtAR>lt
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l!:Sttf,• ol Oo\ISV SPRENGER. Ho
Mfl S. H.A'AO LO S PA E NGliR, """ .... ...OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN W ti. cr.dlton ~ Ille oboYe nomeo Cle(Qf'lf
ttwe •II ---· .,._!""' cl•lm\ OQAIMI tM t.ald dK•o.<'11 ore 1eq111r.., \0 Ille
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llW oftlte ol tM <ler~ of tjo.e ..,...., en
tlll«tcoun,or to pre~n! lh...,, wltn JIM!
IW(-y wotKl>e••. to the uno.r~ •I IM Tru$1 Oep.ortm1nt ot LLOYDS
BANK CAl,IFOANtA, lttt Marth ~In ~t, Sint• Aoo, Colllcrnl•, """''"I~
Ille pltce ol l>Usone•• ot ll>e u~
In •If miilters pertolnln9 to tne tt~ele DI
!>lid dllcldent, wltl'oln rour montllf aner
the flr51 Pll(lllc.1110,. of this notice,
D&ledS.'t•mber 2, 111S
L't.OYOS B.ANK CALIFORNIA
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Colonel Sinnners
'Booze Hounds' Take Advice ' -
NEW YORK (UPI ) -When
Heublein bought Kentucky ; Frjed
Chicken, they hired the originator,
Col. Harland 0. Sanders. as "goodwill
ambassador" to promote "flna:er~
lirkin' good" chicken. ·
Trouble is the colonel didn't much
like what Heublein, a liquor and food
conglomerate, was doing to his
chicken. He didn't much rare for the
mashed pat a toes and gravy ei ther.
He knocked lbe chicken in public
and referred to )ieublein executives as .• a bunc-h or
booze hounds.'-'
But what really
made him madwas
they wouldn't take
his advice.
''When they
don't listen and are
putting out a pro4
duct you don't like,
It makes you damn
C.OL.MNDllltS mad, particularly
when they'8r-eusing you r name,'' San·
d('rs said in an interview.·
black 1trln1 tie and carvtd cane ..:.
l!Old a loto! chicken.
But it really cot to them when San·
ders and his wile opened "Clauc!la
Sanden, The <;olond'• Lady Dinner
House" back home In Shelbyville.
Ky., and made plODS to !rancblae It
nationwide.
Bank Tel'8·
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FINANCE
OC Small
Business
Talk Set
·nepo•~
Eldorado .aanlt oi"
Tustin acbfeved atelldy
Ford Increases Price
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an Average $216
DETROIT (UPI) -
'1110 Ford Moll>r Co. said
price tap on tbe base
J.m.model can will be
ral.led an average $216,
Jlllt $10 above a slrnilat prtce jump by i,ndustry
leader General Moton. ,
How4;ver, the boost on
an average equipped
Veblete w~ iiu ( at SW,
or 4.1 percent. some $21.
below the •lmllar In· crease at GM . The In-
creases are on top of prjJ:e boosts that averaaed close to $1,000
a car In tho past. two yean.·
TO MINlllllZE the
lldce booob thal -lridu1try e&eeutlvea
feared would tr!...,. a
third otralgbt :rear of
1lumpiag sales, Fon! re-mo•ed an average of
Sl!l8 •ortb ol standard equlpmotfr~ its._
leaving it to cuatoiD .. to
ctecide if t11e1 want tbe
oplklm.
lJ-.Ions Eyed
'11le changes In stan-
dard "?ulpment ID.Cludfll such tem1 a1 tinted glass, d~iuxe sut belts,
elecutc cloclta ancf wllite
sidewall tires. On tbe
Luxury Lincoln 2-<lool"
coupe. $625 worth of equipment was removed
to drop the bue price by
$72.
WEM4 .Sclwdules •
Meet in Irvine
.•· ' . .
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Industry executives
have said· they 'expect
buyers to add on much~
the deleted equipment
when they buy the cars
and have admitted the
price increases had to be
kept as low as possible.
THE U.S. industry is
just beglonlng to recover
from a two-year sales
slump that began with
the start of the Arab oil
embargo and worsened
during the recession.
Higher prices, which the
auto makers said they
must have to belp.
finance massive model
changes in the next four
years. were blamed for
parto!lbeslymp.
Ford said 1976-model
tru<k prices were being
increased an average
$33j), or 6.6 percent. Op-
tion prices for the
average-equipped lrucl<
are Increased $68, or 5.1
petcent, making the
1overall suggested truck
prlcelDcrease $398.
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YOU'LL FIND VALUABLE facts ln the fact sheet
••nve Federal Fihancial Aid Programs;• avatJable free
from the U.S. Ollic_e of Education, Room 1069, 400 Marylood
Ave .• S.W .• \Y~sh1ngton, O.C. 20202. Besides the widely
known and ut1l1zed Supplemental Educational Opportunity
Grants, you. s hould consider the following programs:
-Basie Educational Opportunity Grants (BEOG)
Eligibility for these grants has been opened in 1975-76 to tn:
elude college sophomOl'es and juniors. as well as freshmen,
who are half or .rull-time students. You can get applications
through your high schools, community agencies, libraries
and colleges, or by wrifing to BEOG, Box 84, Washington,
D.C.20044.
MANY PEOPLE DIDN'T know about this proaram at
all last year. Others didn't realize that it was a\so open to
students who attend vocational and technical schools, or tba~ you're accepiabJe for eligibility with a hf&h school
eqwvalency. Awards tor the '75-76 year will average about· $800)er student, may go upto$1,400.
. :--Coll~ge Work-Study, The CWS program bas $420
million avatlable ror JJtudents in the '75-76 year. By provid·
ing su!'lme~ an~ part-time jobs for students with great
need, (10anc1a1 aid officers can use funds Crom this program
to prepare a full aid package.
1:he U.S. government provides up to 80 percent of the
salaries for students who qualify. tlith the average earned
by stud~nts under this P.rogram slightly more than $600 per
ye;ir. You may average 15 hours or work a week while at·
tending classes or 40 hours during breaks and summer.
-National Direct Student Loans. Even though these
NDSL funds are admini.stered by the colleges, 90 percent or
the money comes from the federal government and you
must demonstrate your need.
STUDENT AID OFF1CERS determine if You're eligi-
ble and the total to be loaned. Maximums are: $2 soo ror stu-
dents in the rirst t-wo years of a program: ss.Ooo for the
bachelor's degree. Jf you're a graduate or professional stu·
dent, you can borrow uptoSl0,000.
Yoµ must ~ enrolled at least half-time 'lo qualify.
R;epayment and interest (3 percent a year) don 't begin unt.il
rune months after you stop your studies. In some cases, all
or part of your loan can be cancelled if you enter certain
_fields ._or t.he armed forces. Apply through your college
• fmanc1al &d officer.
-Government Student Loan Program (GSLP) and
FederaJlylnsured Student Loans <FtSL).
Some states have their own guarantee for loans, but for
states that don't, the rederal government makes loan repay.
ment guarantees available to students who are attending
college at least part time. Some states may stipulate only
full -time students are eligible
Students at many vocationa1, business. trade, cor·
respondence and technical schools also are eligible for
guaranteed loans. <But be.ware or gyps in this field which
are hurting them-any reputable schools. Don't be lured by
fanciful promises.)
LOANS MAY BE UP TO $2,500 a year, or a total of
$7,500 for undergraduates -from banks, savings institu-
tions, insurance companies, pension ·Plans, credit unions
and some colleges. If you need to boi-row more than $2,000,
or U your family's adjusted income is more than $l5,000,
YQur need for the loan must be veriried by the collCge fman·
cia1 officer.
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NEW YORK (UPIJ -lntemalional
Telephone and Telegraph Corp. bas
announced receipt of a $318 million or~
der !or a complete tclecommunica.
lions plant for Algeria.
The contract was awarded by
Sonelec, the state-owned Algerian
firm, to ITT's Standard Electrica, of
Madrid. It was one of the la.r~est ever
given an ITT company, IT'J'said Wed ..
nesday.
Sugar Futures
Nl:W YORK (A PJ -World sugor
futures rose Wednesday.
~lures showed only small changes
in a lightly traded market, according
to market sources.
World raw were quoted at 16.10
<'.,~ a pound nominaJ1 basic Cartb--
bean pc>rts.
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~Wrestler
Breaks
.Neck
MOSCOW - A triumphant
American day was struck with
t ragedy when Abdul Ali o! Saint
Paul, Minn .• suffered a broken
neck during the opening day of
the world Greco-Roman \vrcstl -
lng championships in l\1insk.
-Ali, a soldier stationed in
Virginia, fractured a neck
vertl'bra when he was thrown to
the mat by 1\1ikko Hutala or
Finland in a 163-pound match,
acrording lo the Soviet news
agency Tass. I-le was taken to a
Minsk hospital where a team or
doctors were treating him .
His condition was not known.
NoS1eitdt
I.ONDON -The Davis Cup
{'Ommitlee today ordered the
semifinal match between
Sweden and Chile to be played us
scheduled at Baastad, s~·eden,
Sept. 19-21.
Basil Reay, committee
secrct3.ry, said the committee
;:iccepted Swedish police as-
surances that the Chilean tt•nnis
team would receive adequate
protection.
r-vc-rv I·· PROVIDENCE. R .L -
Former Boston Red Sox slugger
Tony Conigliaro has signed a
one-year contract to becpi;ne a
TV sportscaster on WJAR-TV
beginning Sept. 22.
Conigliaro. 30, will become the
regular 6 p .m. sportscaster and
will share other sportscaster
duties with Chris Clark. Channel
JO's veteran sports announcer,
station o££icials said Thursday.
Conigliaro quit baseball last
month after his latest comeback
bid rrom a near fatal beaning in
1967 failed.
Matt"-Tabbed
MILWAUKEE -Eddie Mat-
thews, former slugging third
baseman for the Milwaukee
Braves and manager or the
Atlanta Braves. was named
Thursday by the l\.1il\\'aukee.
'Brewers as a scout and minor
league instructor.
Elder IAadJng
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Friday, S.pt*"bot i2. 1975
USC, Blue De • Clash Tonight
UJS ANGELES CAP) -The
University or Southern
California, with a quarterback
who has a history of fumbling,
and Duke, with a signal caller
who doesn 't, open their 1975 fool·
ball seasons against each other
tonight at 8.
In spite of Vince Evans' lack or
experience and J-1al Spears: sure·
handedness, use is favored.
Evans is a hard-charging run-
ner, "Vin<'e 's problem has been
fumbling," said USC coach John
McKay. '"But wt> think we can do
more running from the
quaMrb•ck spot this year, and
that gives us an ext..ra runnlnJ
back.''
Spears is Ouke"s 6-foot·l, 183-
pound pre-law student who coach
l\tike McGee said was unspec.
tacular but not error-prone. "He
won't rumble or throw many in-
terceptions.··
But fumbles and interceptions
are-what concern McKay. who
fields hi2:1 youngest team ever -
a1t1>ou11h it'• bif •nd rut. ·
In splt.e or havlns Just roar re-
turning •tarter• on ofrense al)d
rour on defe~•. use i. •Ui4
ovrrwhelmin1 pick to win tbe
PaciCic-8 conftrene~. Part or the
reason for such optjmiam by ,
writers vad broadc•stera who
voted lasf .week waa founded on
the fact thDt the Trojans have ex·
cellent men returnina in key
'positions.
Strong tackle ?.1anin PoweJJ, a
270-pound~r, and weak gul(d Joe
U,.IT.-...1
Davis, at 2A4, aacbor a 1tro11s cl<--
rmalve line. The cenlM b Jd!
Flood, 2AO. ,
On offense, McKay calll on
Gary Jeter. a 240.pound Junior
who some feel moy be the belt
player on the co•st. Jiu! the USC
defenalve line un•t nearly u
11/].lnl aa In the past and l!lcKay
said, "If the tine doesn't do the job~ the linebackers must main·
taln the 1crlmm1ge line. II they
make • nice tackle five yards
put the Uno, it may look great,
but that's ol!U r;ve yon!>."
Duke may not haveton.m very
much if Spears can find 180-
pound senlor split end Troy
Slade. McKay termed Slade a
pro prooped and Slade h .. the
credenUal&: 31 catchei for 489
yards and two tourbdoWns-
However, he·s most deadly as
a kjck returner. He returned one
punt SS yards for a score
against Tulane and burned North
Carolina for 94 yards on a kickoff
return.
~ Rams Get Tough
Oakland Runs
Into Stone Wall
... LOS ANGELES CAP) -
Defensive taekle Merlin Olsen.
the veteran of the Los Angeles
Rams' defensive corps,, credited
the defensive backfield as mueh
a.s his own front four in Thursday
night's 6·0 shutout of lhe tough
Oakland Raiders.
"I'm really proud of the whole
defensive team ," Olsen said .
"Every sack of a quarterback re-
quires great coverage."
The Rams tossed Raiders
quarterbacks for losses four
times with J ack · Youngblood
credited with three of them.
"Any time you get a shutout, it
has to be a tremendous effort by
your defense,'' said coach Chuck
Knox, who added, ''But tonight's
game really doesn't mean
anything. Next week they start
counting them."
season. booted both field goals in
the victory and said, "I did miss
the first one but it would have
been a shame to miss the
second."
Dempsey's initial try tor a
31-yard scoring effort sailed wide
to the right but he got a second
chance because Oakland was off
·side. He scored a 26-yarder and
added a 32-yard effort on his next
chance.
''It's nice to win but it's nicer to
be with·the winning club," said
Dempsey ' who ha~ played with
New Orleans and Philadelphia.
"It's nice to be able to con·
tribute.''
THE RAMS' TONY BAKER PICKS UP YARDAGE WITH AID OF ATERRYNELSONBLOCK. The battle at the Coliseum
Coach John l\1adden of the
Raiders commented. "'The Rams
are very tough. They play good,
solid defense. We couldn't get
established. Wfiile I've never
thought that any football game
was meaningless, this was not a
meaningful game as far as the
Super Bowl is concerned.''
WFL Boss Cries Foul
CHARLOTTE. N.C. CAP1 -
Chris Hemmeter. president of
the World Football League.
lashed out bitterly Thursday at
newspaper and ne\\'S service re-
ports that the t "'o-year-old
league is about to collapse.
··Every time I go to a town.
people assume l'm there to deal
with a bankruptcy,'' said the
.'.JS-year-old lionolulu busi·
nessman whose financial plans
formed the basis of the WFL·s
second-year reorgani:.i:alion .
"Instead or talking about foot -
ball as I should, I have to talk
about accountin g firms. This
continual battering is taking its
toll," Hemmeter told a news con-
ference.
"In our franchise cities, the
media has been great. But 27
other cities would love to see
those 10 cities disappear. Those
27 are making it tough," he
added.
While he didn't say so, his re-
ference obviously was to the 27
cities with National Football
League teams and the IO cities
with WFI, teams.
1-lemmeter came to Charlotte
from Shrevfi'port . J,a., where he
said he C'hecked thoroughly into
the reportedly shaky Steamer
franchise. I-le said he helped to
strengthen some weak points and
he rallied tht> support of business
leaders. ·
He said he was shocked at re-
ports out or Shreveport which he
said took his positive statements
out of context and made them
sound like predictions of the
league's doom,
"l\taybe I'm too honest," said
1-lemmeler. "Al the press con-
ferenC'e down there. somebody
asked ir the league could continue
to exist by drawing only 2,000 to
4.000 per game. I said of course
•
not. but y,•ent on to say that the
average attendance thus far has
been 15.000 and everything points
to that improving. ·
··But my whole answer v•as not
reported, only the first part.
"The same thing happened to a
statement l made that if one
franchise folded, the league
couldn't finish the season. I went
on to say that the remaining ·10
franchises are all healthy. I
believe th at the league is only as
strong as it.s weakest franchise.
"Within two weeks, I'll have
C'Omplete rinancial status reports
on all the teams. Six of them are
C'omplete now, including
Charlotte and Shreveport, and
100 per cent of them are
healthy."
· drew 68.630 and was the finale of
t he exhibition season where both
the Rams and Raiders wound up
with S.1 records.
Olsen said there was one
change on defense:
"We didn 't blitz them as we
have in the past. It seemed like
they were looking for~t."
Knox made one switch by using
running backs to carry in the
plays to quarterpack James
Harris.
"We did that just to see how it
'WOUid go," t he coach said. "'We
have been using the wide re-
ceivers to do this in the pasL It's
too early for me to form any con-
clusions."
Place kicker Tom Dempsey,
joining the Rams just this
.LA. C:lips Reds
Madden used h is No. 1
quarterback Stabler only in th&
first hair, and Knox used hi s
starter Harris the same period.
Still, when thet went out, the
score was 6·0 whei'e it remained.
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&gl'IMI ... 2S, H•t •·10. LO!i Allgtles,, Clpftllleth
12-53, Bef'tetwft .. SO, Mc:Culc;._Mt, e.i.... !.JS.
RECEIVING --0•111•1111, Bllelnllloff t·lS,
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No ·Dynasty Yet,
Says Anµerson
winning seven of the nine games
in Dodger Stadium.
Favorites Advance
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
Cincinnati Reds, stalled momen-
ta.rily by t he Los Angeles
Dodgers in thei r goal to hit 108
victories, will l;>e awfully tough to
Dodgers Slate
Rookie Rick Rhoden went the
distance roi"the first time in the
major leagues and Steve Garvey
batted in three runs, two of them
with his 15th homer, as the
Dodger$ improved their hold on
second place.
In .Seniors Tennis
Favorites adv-a.need to the
, quarterfinals or the 49th Pacific
.: Southwest seniors terutis tourna·
~ ment at the Newport Beach Ten-~'. nisClubThursday.
· Dick Leach, the No. 1 seed in
the featured 35 men's singles.
had.an easy time in disposing of
Bob Gilbert, 6-0, 6-0. Other top
seeds including Jim Perley, Ron
Livingston and John Norgaver
-.all posted victories.
In the 45 singles, Sam Match
defeated No. S lleed, Dick
'l\teteer, 6-1, 6-2, while John Shea
toppled sixth seed, Mel Lewis,
6-3, 4-6, 6-4.
Bob Perez, the second seeded
1player in the 50 men's singles,
battled unseeded Charles Hub-
bard for two hours before win-
ning, 4-<;, 7-6, 6-3-
Action in the tournament con-
t inues through Sunday when
fu\:als in all 12 divisions of singles
1and doubles compelition will be
played.
•s -V•n Johns def Oruc:ll.,. 6-2, 6-l; Shea def
Uwis •·3, •'6, M ; Malc;h 1191 Netteer 1>-1. 6·2;
Kauder""' C•lit.rWOOd 7•J, l ·I
SO-Mllrtl11 Cit'! MtO.nl•l,6-0,6-2; c;.tlow•ydef
&•1 .-.. ~7. , .. ; Pons def 0ur .. 1 ... 6-2; APPll
ott Youno >1. l ·l , •·l ; S.11n.rnott Rudttman 6-I,
W : HIPCIH$i.ll del Cessna w , 6-3; ~rerdef HOO.
t..rd .... l ... •3
SS-~o ci.f Mc0.nl•t16-1, 6-2
lS -w_. def Moore 6-3, 6-1 ; Kal'lln dflf
Clssell 1·5. W, 6·1; 8oegle dll loflrmr• 6-l, 6-1;
Mlll-.rdef Mc:F•rl•rie 6-•, •·•, 6-0 '
ME.N'S DOU9LH
lS -Uvlf!Qtton·H•rdl•Y def Mcc.ai.-Str•w l·I,
._,; Chlfly.111 .... ndel Rowner-Dowdte , .. ,l>-2,M ;
S.:hrlbnl,·S•verso11 Clel Hood.Sc;on •-•. l ·O:
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SS -OlteWbMO·G•llO.,,.ilY Olrf ~MUreloc:ll
.. 2. l·2; L•»·~•bl• <tel L.11pl11~1·8uslly 6-1, 6-0;
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1s-v111r•Oaws.., dl1 R11swll·SCll'llllltr ._l. 6-1
WOMEN'SSINOi.U
35 -.#OtlMton Itel Lloy•nlk 6-l. Ml; Attll Cltl
RietM'l 6-0, 7·6: Mc Cabe def StreetM,6-0
«1-W•k•ft.ICl<lll Sm.II ._I, 6-l
45 -Scti.,,.•r1rOlf R•lfelloM,W
60 -Y-1 def Rowoen ._,_ 6-0; Toml<lrt Clef
8etUttt 6-3, '"'; AClltr dt'f Edl:tlngton 6-0, 6-0; UP-
IOfldtf INIOkk ... J, 2 ...
WOMEN'S DOU9LES
Mt:Do\loi.·MllK•rl de! OllMou-Fr/OI. "1,.1>-J;
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SO -T011llln·Mlildlck ctef W•lmn-Estff11ng '"I.
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l(allOtr-~ Cltf YtM·HallClrlcb 6-1. U ; Sir• .. -.Str•ttan • Ollllow•Y·Gal!Ow9)'t4. 6-l.
I ~ ' Ul'IT.._....
Nettles in TroufJle
Costa Mesa's Graig Nettles, the New York Yankees'
third baseman, hangs from the roof of the Milwaukee
dugout after failing to catch a foul J>(lp fly. Sixto
Lezcano (16) and Pedro Garcia of the Brewers watch as
the ball falls untouched. The Yankees won, 10-2.
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Senator ·Raps Olympic Chiefs
WASIDNGTON (AP) -Sen.
John C. Culver (D-Iowa), uyo
. the International and United
,Stoles Olympic commlt1-are
· comprtaed of ••a bunch of
· ariatocr•lic fatcall who have Ilt-µe, tr any, regard for IN people : Who ulUmately win the medal•-
• tbeat.hlelel.'' ' -'!' ta a 11Mlg bunt ol criticism
Wednftday durin11 hcarinp of
Ule Preoldent'a Commission on
OI~~ Sporta, CUiver, a panel
Jlll!lll , bluted the qualiftca·
•
tlonl needed to be a committee
member, as told to the com·
mils ton.
"We are told that to qualiry to
be on the IOC a person must be
highly recommended, be a
respected member or society and
have the 'money and time to de·
\IOt~. to the job. W~ll, J know lots
o£ people who come hlghly re-
commended and are respttted
member:s or society and are PQOr,
but • they would make good
· reprt1ent1Uves, '.' C'U.lvttsaid.
'
The Iowa Democrat made ttis Games and other international
comment• during the ap-S,POrtingevents ..
pearance of Douglas Roby, a Gerald B. Zarnow, commission
U.S. representative to the IOC, at chairman, oald t~ey should study
the closing session or the com· the cootr~•t• of the ov~r-all
mission's initial two-day hearing amateur sports picture in the
in its year-long Investigation into United State' wllh that ol other
amateur athle.ties. countriea: the existing lnterna·
The 22-member commission tion&J rules and how they are in-
was •stabLished by President torpreted and "bent" ancl the
Ford JuneJ~ to "df'tenninewhat ''ambi1ulty1 th.at ex is t a in
ractots ·impede or prevent the !undin1 teaJn• and indilllduals in
United States from lieldlng its the qu .. t ror athleUc excellence
be•t amateur athlete• for ,and th~1 l portant task of participation ln the Olympic repr....,un1thelrcountry."
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beat again in 1976, says their
manager Sparky Anderson, "but
it still isn 't any dynasty," he
maintained. ,
The Dodgers beat the Reds,
5·2, Thursday night, sweeping
the brief two-game set and earn·
ing at least the consolation of
capturing the season series from
t he Nation a l League West
cham ps, IO games to eight, and
Man Guilty
In Zisk Case
PITISBURGH CAP) -A man
from s uburban Murraysville has
been eonvicted of ttit and run
charges in a c a~e involving the
wife of Pittsburgh Pirates out-
fielder Richie Zisk.
George W. Peak, 39, was found
guilty of failure t o stop, give as-
si~tance and produee ideritifica-
tion after he backed into the
Zisks. car outside Three Rivers
Stadium. pinnin« Barbara Zisk
between the vehicles' bumpers .
At the time, Mrs. Zisk was
holding the couple's infant son.
Noone was injured.
Zisk testified that he pleaded
with the ~otorist to move the
car, saying, "You have my wife
a nd baby pinned io back.•'
The outfieldeJ said he attempt-
ed to put Peak"'s car in a forward
11ell'., but Peak closdl and locked
the door and ignored Zlsk's
poundinc on the hood and roof
berore drlvln11 away 20 or 30
secondalater.
Peak said he was otrald to
open the door again, and that be
coulcln'I hear ·what Zilk was
fhoutlna because the . windows
were rolled up with lI)e rodlo and
air condiUoner J"Unnlni,
_ H• said· when Ziak -""' \be
• clOpc,bt was •wearing and telling bidl to )n4'f• the car_. I# that the
I "!'tf\."!_~•r dl!ln't •at onythlng •"""'e" wlf e being plnnt!d.
},
But it didn't prevent Anderson
from praising his Reds even
though he was thrown out of the
game in the first inning for argu-
ing a call on a pitched ball.
''I'll be very surprised if the
Dodgers don't come back strong
next year and Y.1in 00 or more
games," Anderson said. "But I
know this -we'll be there, too.
Any team that beats us will have
to smoke it hard all season.••
Anderson . said he didn't con-
sider the Reds a dynasty -There
will be no more dynasties
because or the draft," Sparky ex-
plained -but that doesn't mean
they're not an awesome elub.
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IN TWIN BIU
KANSAS CITY CAP) -Don
l<lrkwood, 5·4, and Bill Singer,
7-14, wtu pitch for the California
Angelo in a double header which
os>ens a four-game series here tonight.
The action will be aired on
radio station KMPC (710) start-
ing at4.
Dou,g Bird and Al Fitzmorris
will hurl lor the Royals.
The Angels play Kansas City
Se.turday and Sunday then move
on to Minnesota and Texlt.9.
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Mustangs ~ebuild ,~Jpe
97 El>BURGART Of1MINllypt ... -..t
Tom French ).oses standout
linebacker M.,k Nel!fi,;er. de-
fensive end Keith J~ aDd
tackles Keith Bate mm and JU.ck
Ramirez. ·
Also, the ,Costa Mesa Hljh
Mus\ang1 football coach only has
two regular starters returning on
defense.
"But we're going to be much
quick"er than . last year," says
French. ·
The Muatanes figure to develop
better~than-average defensive
backs and linebackers. The big
question is thed'ef ensive line.
Despite a 3·6 record last year,
the Mustangs held three of their
last four oppunents to seven
points or less, and the defense
• Motorcyclis~
couldbejuslasgoodlhisyear. Rick Miller (U.160). ,
RA>lurnlng are defensive back Daeylejlbllanll ($.9,lBO)•loul
Dave Cooper (S-10, 170) and mi.<1-i the 1974 season, ))qt Frencb:aays.
die guard Bill Ekstrand (5-10. "PoundCori>ound;beisoneorour
175). Also. defensive end St.eve tougbestkids." .
Park (6·1, 170) started five _Dave Mollica (6-0, 158), Dan
games. , Duddrtdge (5-8, 150) and Mike
Cooper should be jWied by BranUey (5-7. 150), ·a11 juniors.
some quality athletes in the are• other possibilities at
secondary. Junior Jim LaJeu· linebacker.
.nesse (5-8. 140) was a starter on "Our linebackers are not big,
the so-phomone. team and but they have quiclmes3," &BYS
Marshall Burge (5-8. 155> W85 on French.
the varsity last year. although French's big concern is replac-.
.seeinglittleaction. ing almost all of his defensive
Chn. Calhart (5·10, 160) could line.
be one of the top defensive backs. Greg Eastvedt (5-9, 111>} and
though. Only ajunior,Cathartis a Gary Tesch (5-8, 170)arecontend-
transfer from Chula VlSta High ing for tackle spots and Sonny
wber.e be started on the varsity • Johnson (5-10. 180) is pushing
last year. Gary Knox (5-8, 160) Ek:strandatmiddleguard.
and Bob Ayers (5·9~ 148) are also Park and Dan Byers (6-2, 185)
incontentioo. are leading prospects at de-
'French al.lo feels the \ineback· tensive end. George Ouellette and
ing Will be. strong, ~jhough Kerry Mathieson are also in the
Nebekei-, a.all AUiJl:...0.Coa5t nmntng. ~·pict,basdepar\el. "· ,:. The Mustangs scrimmage at l l
D -!...' ... ,.., • ht . J"eUFrazier(5-10,1'10),tbeonlv a.r6:.SaturdayatBonitaahdopen -~ce .. ou•g .IOl>bo!noretosQituplastyear,is'a their season against La Quinta I ·" -iojicandldate •t l-C!tet"'5 I'!. atBotea<iranileThu.-..iay.
speedway motorcycle riders / . ~ 1. • , r 4 , '·
will continue tunin& up for "na· . n
tional championship quflilying G ' b · · ... 1hrio Clash
runs tonight wben they invade auc ()8,. ' ·-a.Lill'
Costa Me&Jl'S Orange County ·l.. ~:. ..: f ; ·, " .
Fairgroundi. ~e first. is at :\ Dissatisfied wttli J.blf''filst. oUt-transferred from Arizona· State, 8:1~. · ~ :ing, coa_Fh George fHartman is still sidelined with a sprained
Costa Mesa will be tile rut of 1 sends bis Saddleb•ck College thulllq which means that the
six qualifying sites f•tbis year's ", Gauc• football team.-,against bnm"'t'bf the quarterbacking will
naUonats to be aontafed.U. the the ~!If .Ana Colleg"1 Dons '.& bandied by Jetlerman Jim
Loo Angeles Co!UsWlliSaturday. l<lni&bt. (7.l in. anothei: controlled Del!Qnl.
Nov.·l. Qµa.Jifjlng at,. the Fair· scrihimage at the Santa Ana ••1 don•t know when he will be.
iroundsw\ll.beheld.SePl-261-. Bowl. -! -, ready," Hartman says of Ken·
• T&e top i6Tider\i~ triunler Hartman ' descrtbed last Sun-ney~· '
from the qualifying·nins to the day's scriip.mage with College of Offensive tackle Bill Hem"):..
Coliseum event with otl!er sites ihe Desert as being a tlliol outing the lone injury suffered by lh•
iJicludin1Irwindale,'1Bak:ersfield. f~bisGauchos. Gaucbos last week, will see ac·
Ventura, Sacramento and San ••we were confused and· I hope tioo. He dislocated a finger.
Bemardino. .., , we c,an shake it off tdnigbt. I Chuck Van Liew and letterman
Mii:e Bast ti.olds the te·ad. for didn't see any real desire to bit Mark Dobis were the best of the
the regular season witll-619-poiftts and we'll have to do better lhan . Saddleback running backs lasl
with Mike Curoso a~ with ·that..agaiilstSantaAnaandinour Sunday. Dobis in penciled in as a
414~; " · apenerwitbCypressDftt.week." linebacker this year but may be
~of tQe top riders will be on Bill Kenney;, a fdtmer San pressed into service on offense as
han4forton1J1llt1sr4tln&. Clement411 High atar who well. • I .
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TOOIOOSE
FROM ------------
' ' Base-ball Standings
' . j A\lfERICAN LEAGUE t 1119"' • .. East Dl-fislon
• . . W L Pct. GB
Boston 86 60 .589.
Baltimore• 81 65 .555 5
New York 75 71 .514 l l
Cleveland , 70 72 ~493 14
M!Jwaukee · 62 85 .422 24 1'.
Detroit SS 91 .377 31
West Division.
9aldaild ' 88 56 .61l
Kansas City 80 64 .556 8
Texas 72 75 .490 17\-7
CN!'ago 68 76 .472 20
:Minnesota 66 75 .468 201'..
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division
W L Pct. GB ,
Pittsburgh 82 62 .569. -•
Philadelphia 78 68 .534 5
St. Louis 75 70 .517 7¥.t
NewYork 74 72 .507 9
Chicago 70 77 .476 l31k
Montreal 64 81 ,441 18'h.
West Division.
x-Cincinnati 96 so .658
Los Angeles 79. 68 .537 171h
San Francisco 70 76 .479. 26
San Diego 67 8l .456 29'h
Atlanta 64 83 .435 32\h
l-louston 58 90 .392 39.
DAILY PILOT
• • ... ~ cn-1111llage
Set fo~ Sat11rday
-.
Artef a .:.eek of pre-·
eondfflonlnf and lYjO w-of two-•Y contact practice. °"""' Coul •••• lllsh scbool flll!lblll pl.,..,.. set tlielr Ont ~bl! •Ith Q\llaide eon\potiUon
AB the flilal IWleOP 14\he r..War -·· ~ ll all tal<ee-placa Saturjlay and
a do&en aucb tetl:mmapa ~in·
~ved for the 11 aru uoitl.
Tb.tee 1erlmma1ea involve
area teema on both lldel ol \be.
line -lJnlwefaiJ.y at Hunthl&tcm
lle&ch, Estancla_ttSanClemcnte
and Mater D,. at Newport
Harbor. •
E!cid, Ille slotoct rar-lh&.,orn· Inc ODd" four are atniO-. afford· l"8 tbe lfld bWf a cw-to.,.., tl0m6 top pl.Oen and tellfl1 J>efcire it aets Wlder'way for n!al
TbW'ICbiy. • ff!~ a 't1poule-rundown & <uc~olihe1cttmmages. •
U!CiVllB.81TY AT HU~
TJNG.1"0l!I B,J:ACff, -Coach
l!lck Jtoeh'e'• University~
&fl,!Jl~r firlt chance to comoete a~ ou.llide compeUl16n at 10 a.m.
'"Ba!icatly-we..want to see how.
oui: offense can move and we're
IOokin.g for balance in our' at-
, tack,'\af Roche. 1.i. 11\uililli on Beach roach R~y
nrumdlet wiU get a look at tils
quarterback candidates Steve
ljjelmstrom. Mike D'Al ... andro
and}llllHolsl. ,
CIF C-A rwinerup St. Jolm llolco
at N.._t Harbor Hilb In a 7 p.m.wt. ••ou.r main objective is lo see if
wecanpu1,'' 1ay1 Holland ... We
want to look at our protectioo, re·
<e!Ylncand p11sln1."
...JOOTHl.LL AT MISSION "VJB.10 -Head coach John
Murlo won't have lwo ol hia lop
foat.ball pJ1.7efll present when his
JClulon Viejo Higb Dlabloo clash
wlthGIF 4-A power Footbill Ina 10
a.m.scrimraaae.
Wide rec.elver Eric Schmidt
Md DOie 11\W'd Mark Merwin sul-
, fered a separated shoulder and
broken wrist In a re<ent practice
aodarelosttoratleutonemonth.
Footblll, undefeated In lhe Em·
pire Leaaue last season. h85 one
of-Orange County's top runntnc
backs in Greg Speicher.
MA'.TEB. DEi AT NEWPORT
JIA.RBOR -Gary Carr's'
Monllchs of the Ana:elus Leque
and Bill Pizzica's Newport
. Harbor Sailors of the Sunset
Lea&ue meet in a 10 a.m. ecrlm·
maee.
Neither team has suf!ered ma•
jor ll>Juri'e• thus rar. Alnong lhe
Newport Harbor players to
watch is running back Steve
Foley, one of the best in the
Orange Coast area. Another of
ttle long list of Wigmores -Tim·
Wigmore -will be at
quarterback for Mater Del.
TORRANCE AT D.\NA mu.s
-BUI Cunerty makes his Orange
County debut as a football coach
when hls Dana Hills Dolphins host
.Torrance ln a scriminllll th•
belinlatlOa.m. Tblrteen returning lett.......,\f
-six of whom were -.tarted .:..:t
and el1ht transfen will l:>o •mona the Dolphins ·In unlforrd
today: •
CunertY coached the North
Torrance m&h varsityfi>a7.S~
c<><d lut year and says be will
bting more dbcipllne and a b1ali
ri..sk oftense to the Dana HlDk
footba.1:J program.
ESTANCIA AT SAN
CLEMENTE -Two new ol'
tenses will be displayed when
Ken Kie(er's Eagles challen&e
the host San Clemente Trit.oos in
a scrimmage at 7 tonight.
Tbe Eagles will be nmnlni
from a power·T whiletbeTrtton»
have llislalled the wishbone. San
Clemente. one of the favorites in
•the South Coast Lea rue. retu~
its entire backfield, including
running back Randy Adama, wllo
picked up 654 yards. ·
Quarterback Larry Hall lead.
Estancia.
' ESPERANZA AT LAGUNA
BEACH· -A Y<>Uftf Lagu!_.,
Beach High Artists football team
-with three quarterbacks con-
tending for a slarUng berth ..o.
meet Esperanza in a scrimmage
atlOa.m.
· Running back Kevin Pike is the
'only returning offensive startf'P.
and the Artists are jl.ISt as inex-
perienced on defense. Btll
Gompf, Craig French and Dave
Chapman are Laguna'ti
quarterback prospects. '
SANTA AN1' VALLEY·
FOUNTAIN VALLEY AT BUN·
TINGTON BEACH -Coach
Bruce Piekford•s Fountain
Valley Barons, who clash with
Redlands and Long Beach Wiison
in non-league games, lWle up
with potent Santa Ana Valley at 7
p.m.'
GWC Polo Dynasty. I
Pickford reports no injuries
during the two-a-days and start·
ing at quarterback for FV is
Chris Dove.
To Continue in '75~ . "
EDISON AT MAGNOLIA -
The Chargers, shaken by a varie·
ty of injuries during two-a-days.
test the Magnolia Seotinels in a
9:30a.m. scrimmage.
Uppermost in Edison coa~JI
Bill Workman's hopet is to !ind
the right defensive combination.
MARINA·SADDLEBACK AT
WESTMINSTER -Coach Mike
Henigan suits up his Marina Vik·
ings for a 7 p.m . scrimmage with
Saddleback. but the Vikes don·t
figure to work their quarterback,
Dave Wallach. too mUch.
Wallach was Jolted on the last
play of an intersquad scrimmage
last week ·and it was at first
feared a. knee injury would end
his playing for some time. It's a
bad strain and he should be ready
ror the opener Sept. 19 against
Estancia at Newport H:;trbor
High.
EL TORO-SANTA .\NA AT SA
BOWL -The Chargers of coach
Mac Moore clash with the Santa
Ana Saints and Moore will get bis
first look at a green offense.
••we hopf! to find out who our
quarterback, running backs and
defensive ends will, be," says
Moore.
The scrimmage begins at9a.m.
.at the Santa Ana Bowl.
COSTA MESA AT BONITA -
After two weeks of two-a-days.
coach Tom French's Costa Mesa
Mustangs get their first taste of
outside competition, traveling to
Bonita for an 11 a .m.scrimmage,
CORONA DEL MAR·ST.
JOHN BOSCO AT NEWPORT
HARBOR -The Sea Kings or
coach Dave Holland tangle with
It 's almost a cinch to say that
Golden West College's water polo
team will win the Southern
California Conference this
season.
Coach Tom 1-lermstad feels hi s
·75 contingent has more depth
lhip] any team he's ever had.
And that probably means mis·
ery to the rest of the conference
learns.
Golden We1St has dominated
tbe SoCal circuit since Its incep·
lion in 1969. winning six straight
championships and compiling a
73· 14· 1 record over the past three
seasons. ~
Hermstad's teams have not
'"lost a conference game since
1971, winning 35 straight. The
dynasty figures to continue
through the '75 season.
. "We think we're going to have
a very good team. I'm pleased
with our. workouts. We lost some
important guys from last season,
but we·ve gone a long way tocor·
rect that situation,'' says
Hermstad.
Ken King, Keith Colton, Frank
Haselton and Mike Eich all
earned All ·SCC honors for the
'Gauchos I ast season and have
since graduated-Qut. Hennstad
is not dismayed.
He has three starters, plus four
other. veteran sophomores back'.
And he has added some talented
freshmen.
The returning starters include
goalie Tom Spicer, Don Caskey
and Doug Fabian, aJl or whom
made second team all ·
conference last year.
They figure to be starters
again, although Spicer is getting
a good battle from John Wasko, a
fres hman from Huntington
Beach.
Other sophomores, who played
~roadbill Tourney
Only two fish were
caught in the first annual
California Broadbill
Tournament \that was
held out of Newport
.Beach recently. , . .
caught the swordfish' in
competition that in·
volved 26 boats and 52
anglers.
quite a bit last season, lnchide
Rod Hormell. Jon crook, J~t
Edwards and· Jim Rock. Let.
terman Dave Pick.font. also ~
turns. .
The best freshman is Crook,.s
brother, Tom, from Gard.fn
Grove.
Other top freshmen intlude,
Todd Leeds (Founlain V.all"JI)
and Kirk Dennis (Rancho
Alamitos). Gunter Fraulob. wtio·
prepped at Downey High and was
at UC Irvine lastsea..soo. will alto
see a lot of play.
''Right now, Caskey. Tom
Crook and Fabian are starters.
Mer that we have ~r 10 Qr
11 guys who are battling forst.ut·
ing berths,'' says HermstacL
"'We have good speed, but oor
biggest goal is to be sound d'e·
fensively.''
Other freshmen on ttte
Rustlers' roster include: Hunt.•
ington Beach-Eric Cushman
and Ron Renno: Garden Grove--
Tom Gentsch; Fountain ValleY:-
Al Hogue, Terry Woodruf'f and
Terry Rice: Westminster--Jon
Huntley; Edison-Bill Irvine:
and Marina-Steve Wenger and
David Wenger.
Golden West begins play next
Friday in the East LA t.ourna·
ment.
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residents-Ron Birtcher
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T..egion, nailed the win-
ning fish which weighed
309 pounds. Carlton, on
the boat El Tigre, caught
a2741h-pound fish .
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Welcome.
Aboard
lly ALMON LOCKABEY
Transpac aftC'rm<ith. Or, no, the controversies
are not settled yet, Nor nrt.• they likely to be before
another 1-Ionolulu race rolls around two years
hence.
The' results of the race indicated that the
TeclU'lical Committee did l'<1uate the yachts better
than ever before, but still not enough to pre\lcnt
Chutzpah from r cpeatu1g her 1973 performance and
winning first overall by four hours over Mamie (t he
second plal'e boat). And the hoind icap did.-aot pre-
vent Radime from bein~ first to finish -although
she did place52nd overall.
These are the "'ords of !lays McLellan,
Transpacific Yacht Club ('ommodore, who also had other words in hi s letter to Trans pac m e mbers-
some of which portend SOQ"IC rod1cal changes before
the next Transpac.
A'.'11 AL~10ST Cf~RTAI~ CllASGE -con-
troversi al as it m:J y be -is that future Transpacs
"·ill do .a"·ay with the overall handicap standings
and establish on ly class positions.
!\1cl.ellan admitted that tht•rl' is much interest
in such a change and termed it a ··continual striving
to make this r ace interesting to all racing·crulsing
yachts, with everyone having Jn ('qual chance to
pick up some hardware.''
How will such a change be viewed by the actual
participants in the race? Exuberantly, no doubt, by
the owners or th e big million·dollar "maxi-boats ..
whose only chance for picking up hardware is a
.possible first to rinish. And there can only be one
.Jirst to rinish. "
DIMLY, OS THF.OTJIER hand , by the owners
of the ''budget·', stripped out. do"•nwind sleds
whose greatest ambition and dream is to "beat the
big boys." '
The switch to class competition -if it com es to
pass -will not be without. precedent. It y,•as tried
with success on the West Coast in the recent Paci£ic
Ocean Racing Conference ( PORC J and was institut-
ed this year by the Southern Ocean Racing Con·
ft>rence (SORC). The Cruising Club of America is
also running the biennial Bermuda race on class
rather than overall standings.
The Transpac has long been one of th e most
controversial long distance races because of its pre-
dominantly downwind aspects. Owners"of big dis·
placement yach1s are often heard lo complain:
"There's jus t no way you can beat those ultra-light
downwind s leds which can surf down huge seas in
excess of their built-in huUs~s. •·
•· .
Boats Displayed it&. Water '
The waterfront alon g Lido Village will
look like this starting Sept. 27 when the
third Newport Harbor In-The-Water "Boat
Show gets under \Vay. Show visitor-s will
be able lo inspect boats in their natural
habitat a nd even be a ble to go mt trial
runs from the demo dpck. More than $10
million in boats. rang'ing from eight-foot
J)rams lo power and sail yachts over 50
feet. Exhibitors include some of th e top
designers a nd bui lders in the world.
Cocutal
WeatlM!r
L•t" n1vr.1 11nd <!A•lv "'°'"'"'l low cloud\,
1;1!r.rw1\• "innv 1od•v ~nd s .. turcuv
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1-i•Qftl IOd.t v In 11\e upper Ml '
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6~ Inland 1em~r,1!ure\ will •6"<1" bel,......n '°""" I~ f"" ... 111er 1"ml"'•<lt ure wll I bort-1.
Sun., Moon,
Tides
FlllOAY
SATURDAY
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11 .13p m .
Fl•~•lilQll '1'.t.m.
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Boat Sa/ ety Class ··
M
Slated in Newport
Classes in Sare Boating pre-
se nt e d by Rctlboa P o"·e r
Squadron starting Sept. 15 will
include a diseussion in fire pre-
vention by pu st Commander
Malcom Coston of Ncy,•port
Reac h, with <:i nother session dt"-
voted to inland and trailer boat·
ing.
Bourgeois said pre·registration
for the course is not rt.><1uircd. but
that applicants should bring
notebooks a nd pencil. Several
C'Ourse·plolting tools and copies
of th e suggested textbook \\•ill bt.•
on sale at the first classes. but
other study material is providL·d
free by the Squadron.
Weekend Ca'lnadar j'
-
Passage Race
Starts· Tonight
~ ri I
Babi1 C<ii;inthlan 1(..,ht Clu will diopatch four
classes of satUnc yachts on two courses today at 7
p.m. on the &econd edition of the Santa Barbara
Pass1tae rice. The two cour»H will have the same start and
finish lln~.1>ut the designated .. long cours~· of'l38
nautical miles will be for International Offshore
Rule. Cruising Club ol America and Performance
J:Jaudicap Ra clog ft~ with rat~gs of ~80 or to~r. The sho rt coul'Sff ot 1~ miles wtll be s&1led by
the Mldget OC!ean Racing Fleet and PffRF yachts
rating higher than 180.
TllE LONG COURSE WILL leave Catalina and
Stm Clem e nte i1Jands to port before returning to tht>
finhsh line. The short course will leave Catalina
Island to port, the Point F'ermin buoy off Los
Angeles 1-larbor to starboard .and thence back to
Newport for the finish.
Other local yachting activity Win be conflncd to
smalJ·boats.
Voyagers Yacht Club will host twd events, bolh
on Saturday. The J .. uders-16 class will be sailing for
the All~n Campbell Perpetual and the Jane Schock
Memorlal Trophy ,race will send a group or eager
women into action on bay courses.
South Shore Yacht Club will sponsor it ~ annual
One Design Championships with fleets of five or
more entries eligible to compete. The series is
scheduled Saturday and Sunday.
LEHMAS·l2 SKIPPER.~ WILL be seeking the
Dodie Reek Trophy in a-series sclledl.f red Sunday by
~ewport Harbor Yacht Club.
\\'omen sailors will again see action next We<t-
nesday in a Southern California Women-'s Sailing
Association co-hosted by Bahia Corinthjan Yacht
Club, Balboa Yacht Club and Lido Isle Yacht Club.
Southern California Yachting Association
calendar:
Los Angeles-Long Beach
I.O NG BE1\CH YACHT CLUB -Catalina
Island ~ries No. 6-7, Saturday, Sunday.
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR YACHT CLUB -
Centerboard Regatta, Sunday.
CATLINA ISLAN"D YACHT CLUB -Long
Beach to I.on~ Point (PHRF) Saturday.
Santa Monica Bay
MALIB U YACHT CL UB -Beachcombers Point Dume H:indicap fmultihull) Saturday.
SOU:rH COAST CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB
-lntraclub Reaatta. invitational, Saturday.
TH f'lf\! IOW 10 lot>" m E SWITCH TO CLASS racing makes sense .'>«.ond111~11 ~ o~o m
" " " .. The series or 13 Monday' cvl'n·
ing classes starts at 6:30 p.m. at
the Newport !!a rbor Yacht Club,
720 West Bay St. on the Ralboa
Peninsula. Th<' c lasses are of·
fered to the public free of chargl'
by the local unit of United States
Power Squadrons.
UPo n successful completion of
a final ex<1mination. thl'
squadron issues a certificate of
completion to t he student . '.Vi en.
"'omen and youths over 12 "'hen
accompanied ~, an iJdull. are
eligible. Further details are av·
ai l able by phone call to 548·5717
PALOS VERDES YACHT CLUB -Southern
California \Vomen's Invitational (PHRF) Satur·
day, Sunday. to Tom Wilder. orficial measurer for the Trans pac SKona1aw 11 M .. m .
and the United States Yacht Racing Union. Says he: F1r,1n,gt1 ~u NOAY 1 Ma"'·
$. ''Boats sailing four or five hundred miles apart F·~•11ow 11 1Jo "'-
in the Transp ac are just not sailing in the same ~::;.~~. ~·"' ·""u ' os11.m~ i.um.
ocean v.·hen you consider the vagaries or weather MoonhH\7 in11.m ,!>!!h 11 2~·"'·
..
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and seas." . . • ,. .. l1T
Also knowc to be 1n favor of class racing versus
Class chairman f-l arry
overall standings is the upcoming TPYC com--IL · ' N i Boatt"ng modore, Peter Davis. But he \1;ou ld toss a sop to the n •1iftt S ell' ft
"overallers" by instituting a "homeward bound ·~·------------------=-
rrace'' -possibly in 1977 -in which those skippers
wishing to race t heir boats back to the mainland .2 .stroke E.ngm· _ es Debo• wouJd be score as one fleet. Ir
ANOTHER CHANGE FORESEEN by Wilder
in the IV77 race is the barring of boats with ccn·
terboards or bilge boards. This rule would be aimed
primarily at such yachts as Sumner A. "Huey ..
has begun production on two new
m.edium ·size cruising sailboats. ad.-
cording lo Alan l-11.'ndrickson. vice
CAl.lFORNIA YACHT CLUB -Ocean Racing
F1ttt Championship.~turday, Sund~y. .
KING· HAR BO R YACHT CLeB -Lido-14
Southt>rn California District, Saturday, sUnday.
·•Long's 79-foot ketch which has a 30,000 pound keel
which can be raised and lowered hydraulicall y.
Bilgeboard boats-such as Terrorist, Hawkeye, et
·'181 -would be required to sail with the boards do...,•n,
" according to Wilder.
A new line or l wo·stroke outboard
engines \viii be makin g its ap·
pearance s hortly at marine dealers
throughout the U.S., according to
Larry Mayle, president of Suzuki Out -
boards af Irvine
presi<J,.ent .
The Cl\-1·23 swing keel s loop is being ~;;;;;;,;;,;;;;~;;:~~~~~!;;~;;;~;;.~;;i!"'~~~~~--mi~i;;I
prodt.tced after <1 successful research
and sea trial prog ram off Newport
Reach, l-IC'ndrickson said. It "'as de-
sig ned for easy trailerin g and And so it goes. Efforts to equalize all boats
punching a few numbers into a computer have
failed in s uc h races as theTrans pac. The owner s of
the big maxi·boats want more for their money than
an OC('asional honorable mention during the race.
The owners or the Class D sleds still want to brag
about how they beat thOtie "big mothahs'' with only
a fraction of the cash outlay.
Yes, the big yachts do occasionally win overall
honors. In the 1971 Transpac Windward P assage
was first to finis h with a new e lapsed time record•
and was comfortably snugged down in Ala Wai
Ya~ht Harbor when the weather gods turned off the
wind in another part of the ocean and left the pre·
race "sure winners" running rapidly out of time al·
lowance.
Staat,s to Teach
Sailing at GWC
Ro~rt V. Staats Jr., 42, Newport Beach yacht
and ship broker. h as been named sailing instructor
at Golden West College.
Staats will teach both basic
and intermediate sailing classes
from the Intercollegiate Salling
and Rowing· Base on Pacific
Coast Highway.
The nC'w engines y,•i\I range from 4.5
lo 25 horsepo"·er. Suzuki is known for
its t\\'O·stroke motorcycle engines
which it h as been building for the past
16 years. This marks the first time the
two.cycle units have been avaible to
the boating public, according to
~1ayle .
Following"the introduction of the in-
itial outboard l'ngine line, the com-
pany plans to market 45, 75 and 100 hp
models. AdditiQnal information can
be obtained by contacting Larry
l\1ayle, Suzuki Outboard, 16731 Hale
Ave., Irvine.
A NE\V DESIGN in instrument
housings to supplement pedest al
steering has been announced by
Yacht SpcC'ialties Company of Santa
Ana.
·The new hous in gs are available in
two.pod and thrce·pod clusters to dis·
play such information as wind direc-
tion, boat speed and water depth.
The side pods swivel through 200
degrt.>es while the center pod rem ains
in a fix ed position The housing as-
sembly comt>s complete with pedestal
gllard and ~can be installed on any
standard Yacht Specialties pedestal.
For information contact Rolly
Kal'ayjian, president. 1555 E . St.
Gertrude Place, Santa An.a, telephone
546-1107.
CLIPPER iltARINE of Santa Ana .
launching.
The other boat is a 32-foot center
coC'kpil boat designed by W.I.B.
Crealock as a family cruisilig boat~
The boat will be produced in sloop and
ketch rigs.
Clipper 1\1 arine is also the manulac-
turer of the Clipper MK-21. MK-26 and
theCM-30.
IT WAS ONLY a matter of time un·
til Barient would get around to com-
bining the ir self-tailing device with
their Powered winches. The time has
conle. Rarient Co .. manufacturer of
highly engineered s hef.'t and halyard
\\'inches ror sailboats. has announced
the world 's first self-tailing powered
winches.
Available in sizes 28, 30, 32, 34, 35
a nd 36, the new winches will be a boon
to cruising sailors and singlehandcrs.
They wi ll be especially useful in hoist-
ing, trimming s heets; and hauling in
a nchor lines without requiring the
operator to touch the line.
The operator simply wraps the
drum in· the usual way, pulls the line
to remove slack. lakes a turn around
the self-trailing device, s naps the line
into "lock" position and pushes a but·
ton. The winch does the rest. The de·
vice will handle di£ferent sizes of line
without jamming or slipping .. Equally skilled with power
boats a Qd s a ii boa ts. Sta a ls has r===========;-p;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
been involved in boating all his
life and \\o'3S virtually raised on r.
the water.
STAATS His father, RoQert V. Staats,
owned a boat franchise in Long .Beach many years
before moving to Newport Beach to build picket
boats during World War JI. The shipyard. now
Rosan's, "'·as a model or its kind with the first
v""rtical lirt on the west coast.
.,. Staats began s:alJing ln an Olympic class,
~; forerunner to the Snow\>ird, &rid won his first lrophy
it'! at 7,.inot. b says, bee&Q¥ of bis skill, but because t' h&\IJal tbe youocestaa.ilor ln the race ~"' Since then he bas aalled .r1 types bl boats under
':!'all klllds of con~ilions. OJ> bis ""'1 boat. Sea ~ ll"'!(er, he made 221tarti, finllihlng in first place 20
'.:: tiawts, ahd se~nd place (wtce.
l c staat.a bas beef) an inst.n.ictor in the Newport
Be~ U.S. Power Squadron, a national ocganiza· tl~!!> each boat a(ety,eustoms, seamanship, arl.d
na .... 18atl~ -' ~
A Jradu•te or N"?'l""1 Hatbor HlsJt, he earned
Mgreet at Orange Cftlt Collep and Callfornla
State University, Loni! ~ach. He ls s mtniber of
, , the 8a"'1• Corlolhlan "•cht Club, Balboa Angling
Club, and NewPort Ocean Sailing Association.
I '
Sepl 11·14
largest ln -Tht·Wtler
Show! e Act•• Prtfnhtr-lng the 74 Powttbolta &
Equipment Unt1 from
around th& world!
.Newport Dun11 {Co11t
HighWay at Jamboree),
N"""°" S...h 10 ~M-10 PM Oally-Adultt USO,
Children 1>12 St .25
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TIME.'FOR
TENNIS COl.LEGE
At The Newporfieach TeMis C:llob '
-SEE
T0p Senior lover 35 years oldl
Playen in the Southland. Daily!
SEE
Celebrity Tennis M F1-lday! '*'· famous namesr It's free.
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Sept. 10 -14, _1975
ORANGE COUNTY'S ONLY FALL
SHOW ••• PLAN NOW TO ATTEND!
YOU 'LL SEE ••. Motor Ho"\es & Campers •
Shells • Trailers • Vans & Van Conversions.•·
Ski Boats & Catamarans •'Motorcycles •
Off the Road Veldcle~ • Ca"\ping Equipment
and hu~dreds ol o~her exciting exhibits.
SPECIAi:. .FAMILY ENTERTAiNMENT DAILY!
YOU'LL $EE ••• Stan sweet the National Fast Draw
Champion doing his be5t as well as performing as
show Master of Ceremonies. Featured wilf be Willy
Keo doing his Trampoij11e Fantastics & Dry Diving
Acts tor everyone's enjoyment.
i SHOW .lfOURS:· 5 • 11 ~f.f. Weekdays -Noon· 11 P.M.
• . ' Satur~ y _;fioon ·,8 P.M Sund~y
, : ·~ MlULTS $2..00 Children un~r 12 FREE with parents) •
r ~-50c Oji aii •dUll admf$110~ wl\h your Special discount ticket f aviilablt al, your p1(1lclpat1n'1 Al•h• B It Market or Thrifty Drug ' ' . Stores. • ·. • ..
A OIOIG( Co\,Oulll TION
•
Coast Fiddkrs to Vie
87 RUDI NIEDZIEl.'!KI
OIYleo.I.., "! ... ._..
Bluegrass: To moit people it's
still something you bave to wit.er ..
tw1.ce a day.
That it 's also music _.,_as uni·
quely American aJ jau -bas
escaped mass lis tening au-·
diences until recenU;y.
Much of that ls attributable to
its "Country" identificaUon, a
sound scorned as "hick" by
many.
In Spain, namenco carries the
same stigma because of its corny
lyrics and the association with
gypsies.
mE SIMILARITfEs between
the two musical forms don't end
there. Bolh are played with
acoustic stringed instruliieftti ,
adhere to rigid forms, and re-
quire lightning finger and fret
wof'k.
What is Bluegrass! Best way
to rmd out is to visit Costa Mesa
City Park Saturday and Sunday.
Some of the West's fm'5t musi-
cians will g8theif for the"'2nd An-
nual Bluegiaas Old TI.me Fiddle
and 8'3njo Contest at 10 a.m. both
daya. .. ·
But if you want some kind of
idea what it's all about fU"St, try
to envision triaditional Ar«erican
mountain music played in over-
drive. Speed Is the domihant fac-
tor in Bluegrass musicianship.
A Bluegrass band consists of a
bass which provides a foundation
for the music, a rhythm guitar, a
mandolin and a banjo, the strings ot which are picked individually
rather than strummed. orten • llddle and. • Dobro
guitar are added for roli<ty. T)le
DobrG. is a spedallY·oonsln>cted
11.-lc 1uitar which la' -
by a steel peg, glvlo1 it its
characteriatic twao1.
A WEDDING of" mountain
music and Negro bluee, Blue-
grass came' iqto being during the
mld·:!OS wheh BUI Mclru-oe put the tbnes ·lnio meter and established
the ctas'ste•t Blue4ras1 In ·
strumentalion. ~ ·
Monroe, a Kentuckian, and his
Blu.egr-.ss Boys (hence the
name) have plated for audience5
in exces~ of 100,000 in America,
E~ and J '!P:•n since then. -Th""e C<i6ta M-Ha coot.est. Dro-
mot ed by · the home-grown
Canyon Grass band, is ape(:ted
to draw about 20.000 people each
da)'. '" •i.
More ~ than $5,000 tn prise
money . bas assured the pre-
sence ol 60 o( the best .fiddlers,
banjo players and Bluegrasa
bands in the western United
States, according to Abe. Brown.
thegtoup'sleader.
Fiddle entrants include three-
time national champion Dick
Barrett of l'ottsborouJb, Texas;
p{lSt California champion Dt¥n
Trammell of Sacramento;
·Arizona cbamPionJiol Rudnick; Past Arizona chamPion Jay Belt.
and Washington junioc: champion
Mark.O'Connor.,
AMONG THE banjo picken
scheduled to duet· are John
Schneiderman and Dave Guptill,
. .
both of Oraa1e County; John
Daru of Bakenlle\d: . . Bill
Knopf ol San Bemllrdlno. and
Crall' Wllllam• and Cr9lc Smith.
both ol 1""' Anceles.
llaDcla entered 1n· the competl·
tlon Include the Blue Mouotaln
' llQya ol M~. OklL; Speclllcal·
ly Bluecrua from San Diqo;
si...ypoint from Jnooo; Hlllh
Country from San Franci.aco;
Fln&erpickin' Good from Loo
.\ftcelea; the Bottom Dollar Str-
hl& Barut fr:om Orange County;
the BluecraH Sheiks from Sanla
Barbara, and Hot Olf. the
Pr ... lpld Wild Hlcl<ory Nuts,
both from Los Angeles.
nctets, priced at .. per day,
are available al the gate or
lhrouJb Ticketron and Wallich's
Mutual Ticket Agencies.
roa COSTA MESA, the Blue-grw Old Time Piddle 8ld Banjo
Cont.eft is the rU'St. ol. two major
Blue1rass festiYals scheduled
this fall.
Jim ·Porterfield, manager of
the Orange County Fair, says lhe ~faircrounds will host the Great
Earth Bluegrass Festival Oct.
15-19.
In addition to the music there
will be refreshment concessions
featuring home-cooked food and
commercial booths with natural
products and hand-crafted Jtems.
Porterfield says tbe four-day
event will be on an ecology theme
and try to revive the feeling
"crandpappy enjoyed when he
wu: a lad attending the NUDty
fair.''
•
Costa Mesa's Canyon Grass,
headed by banjo-player
Abe Brown (lower left),
Is pr'omoting the
2nd AMual Bluegrass
Old Time Fiddle and
Banjo Contest
this weekend.
Gallie Wit. in Photos
UNTITLED ~Ptt BY ROBERT DOlllNEAU
119 FocuaH c-on Wry Ew-
1
A camera can sometimes com-
ment on society as well a.s can
any writer.
In the case of French photo-
grapher Robert. Doisneau_. the
commentary 1s somet1mes
cynical, sometimes witty ~ its
exploration of humorous s itua-
tions of everyday life.
An exhibit or his works
circulated by George Eastman
House of New York will be on dis-
play at Orange Coast College
Library on the main noor from
Sept. 1li through Oct. 15.
library hours are 7:30 a.m . to
iop.m. weekdays and 10 a.m . tos
p.~;on weekends. Admission is tree:
E•en without captions, the
photographs capture a variety or
upects of French life with Gallic
wit.
According to a description
which accompanies the exhibit,
"Doianeau ls a professional who
reaularly undertakes
journalistic ass ignments
thrOughout the world. His real
love, however, is Paris and ill
people.
''It is there that he made most
of the photographs in this exhibi-
tion. fflstorlcally they are llrmly
anchored in a 'Family ol Man'
tradition, for while occasionally
they display a weary -cynicism,
they never fail to revive an lh-
creduloua belief in man's ex-
lltence. ••
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Entertainment I
ftldoy • ....-12. 1'75 ' DAil y PILOT CJ
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TERRY SCHOONltOVEH OF TitE L.A. FINE ARTS SQUAD Wint PAINTING
It Showa Newport Harbor Art Muaeum Sometime In the Future
• Artist at Work m Show
By WLARY KAYE
ot UM 0.lly P'I ... ~
The'L.A. Fine Arts Squad is at
it again -this time creating a
27-foot by 10-foot painting inside
the Newport Harbor Art
Museum.
Kno"'tn in the world of art for
its half-dozen wall murals in the
Lo& Angeles area, the Squad is
now down to one m ember, Terry
Schoonhoven.
Schoonhqven can be seen work-
ing on his canvas beginning
Saturday -until he completes
the work Oc:t . 10. Then, the
finished painting will be on dis-
play one more week.
The museum is localed at 2211
W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
8l)d is open from noon lo 4 p.m .
Tuesday through Sunday, plus
Fridays from t5 to 9 p.m. Ad-
mission is by donation.
SCHOONHOVEN,:.>, is one of.
the founders or the Squad, which
numbered two in 1968, picked up
two more artists several months
later and then dropped back to
the original pair ..
He refuses to abandon the
name L .A . Fine Arts Squad e ven
thou1h he is now working alone.
"J. like the myth of it. .it has
a certain mystique, a reputa·
lion," Schoonhoven maintains.
Schoonhoven, a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin who
dropped out of the UCLA masters
program in art in favor of paint-
ing walls, began working on the
huge canvas in late July.
When the exhibit opens Satur·
day, it will include other draw-
ings by the young artist and
photographs showing his paint-
ing in various stages of comple-
tion, in addition to the chance to
watch him at work.
After th e e xhi bit , wh ic h
closes Oct. 19, the canvas will be
' rolled up and the entire display
'Aili begin an eight-museum tour,
including stops al Colorado Spr-
ings and San Francisco.
"They wanled me to do a piece
that Could travel, so a wall paint-
ing was definitely out of the ques-
tion," Schoonho ven said, ex·
plaining why he s witched from
his usual mode_
The Squad did a piece for the
museum •bout four years ago -
a menacing, thl'ee·dimensional
black s ubmarine that surfac~
one morning fn the Newport
Harbor.
"That·s wben the museum was
Jocated at the Balboa P avilion
and museum patrons could look
out the window a nd see our noat-
ing sub," he said.
OTHER WORKS by Ute Squad
include a mural on the old '
Climax Club in liollywd, a
palntin1 calted"Venice in the
Snow" on the side of a Venice
building, a work in West Los
Angeles depicting the aftermath
of an earthquake . a painting in
Thousarid Oaks and another at
UCLA.
Schoonhoven's latest work at
the museum is the result or what
he calls "m y obsession with
ruins.
"Not r eally destruction and
violence. _ . but the quiet period
after catastrophe . I like the ex·
treme changes th at take place,"'
Schoonhoven explained.
His current work is h.is fan-
ta s ize d i mpre s s io n o f the
-Newport Harbor Art Museum at
a futurP ti ~t ,.
"l like the esthetics of an
almost improbable situation," he
,;aid.
"I guess you
wo rk a r la nd sc ape .
!
could call this
o m anti c
.or may b e a
Cops and COU'Jhogs
pltranoid romantic landscape,"
he said.
While it is not a apeclfic place,
all the features in. the Paint[.l)g.
come from this museum, he said.
However, he wouJd not elaborate
on what fantasy catastrophe had
bt!'allen the muse um. .
Srhoonhoven points out that his
work h" been affected, "in so~e
unknown way,'· by different
working condjtions.
"USUALLY, with wall paint·
ings, I've had to deal with street
traffic and a constant parade .of
peopl~ watching me,'' he said.
''Here, inside the museum.
J"ve pretty much had. a chance to
work alone,'· he explaJned.
When visitors will be allowed to
watch him at work, he win simp-
ly be adding finishing touches.
"This has made it more IUCe a
studio work. It's been a paintirta:
of contemplation,! not a public
.performance,'' Sc~oonho'Vt!:n
said
"While I miss the public partof
it, I've tended to take more risks
here on this painting. If I make)
mistake, I can easily cover it1fp.
Out there, if I make a mista}(e,
everyone sees it,'' he said. i
.. This one is bound to be more
sensitive," he pre(licled. . ·
Another difference with tlD&
painting is that it ·s the first work
he's had to complete on a time
schedule ....
.. Us ually, I just paint 3Jld paint
until it·s done. This time, I had to
fmish byOct.10," he said.
The artist first drew grid lin~
and transferred the preliminary
drawings onto the canvas. Then
he used a layering process.
"The further a long you go, the
less mechanical iL gels. Towards
the end, it's pretty emotional,"
Schoonhoven commented.
Marcie Walz. the 3-year-old March of
Dimes poster girl from Mission Viejo who
will be princess of the 21st ~ual Cops
and Cowboys Horse Show and Breakfast
this weekend at Orange County Fair·
grounds ill Costa Mesa, meets Sweet Penny
Sue, held by Pam Mattox of Mattox
Stables . No a dmission will be char ged to
horse s how e vents starting at 8 a .m . Satur-
day and Sunda y. Breakfast (Sunday only, 7
a .m . t o n oO"n , $1 p e r pla t e) will be
hig hl ig hte d by e nte rta inme n t fro m .
Dorothy J o Dance Studio of Coron a det ~
Mar. S how offe r s Western Eng lish events. • ·
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.,?-:!ii!! DAii. Y PILOT
~ .
. l ·Season ..
ll ~ ·Concerts
~'Chosen ::1 -:,.l , CoUThe o5ranfe Coasl :? ege ympboay will
.. present three toDftfU :~ this season. Oft ~c. Tlhe
:_:· featured $Oloist with th~
l•·.· .. orchestra will be Allen Giles, staff member of
Go lden West Co1le1e.
Gil es will perform
I: Gershwin's ''Piano Con-
~ ~ertoinF." •• ~-i The orchestra will :i perform the
h Tchaikowsky Symphony 5 No. 6, "Pathetique," and
.. the ''Russian Easter
"'" Overture'' of Rimsky-:; Korsakoff. .. • ' • •
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Rock Be.nefit Sunday
-will Or-• Coast Di
PRESTON, probably best
known for his participation in
1970's landmari._Conc.ert for
Bangladesh, with ~rge Har-
rison, has a number ofhit singles
and albums to bis credit. Million
nllers include ''Out.a Space,"
. "Will It Go Round in Circles"
01HER ACTS hlil>!iihtlni th• bill include two fast-rising bands
. with current be.st selling a:inMles
-Ambrgs_ia .('"Holding_ Onto
v .. terd_ay") and ~ariali ("Hey
Mama'').
Also tcheduled •a..,•-Flash
Cadillac and lhe Continent.al
Kids, Popular satirists or 1950s
!'V"k ; ~n aw ard·wlnninl comedy
' 11i land irQUP , Moateiurna'a R .
• 1 be festival style on the Reid and in
the grandstands, with no re-
served seats.
Ticket•, at $7 ,50i each, are
available at Tlckelron outlets.
Mutual and L i berty agencies,
W•llich'1 or at.·tbe colle&e •
'l'lckel• will be $9.at thepte.
Orange Coaat CoUece student
discount tirkets are available at ••
Auditions ., LA · County Fair Ope.ns Today
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chestra will perform the
Beethoven Symphony'"'-""
~o. 4, Overture, "Der ARTISTNHANVANTRAM
Mond~y The Los Ane,les County Fair. quarter·horse races and eight through Saturday and 7:30 p.m.
largest county (air in the wocld, thore>u&bbred races daily except SW:iday. · Freichutz," W'eber ; and
.. Lad.o Lak, pianist, will At OCC today opens a 17-day .run, SUnday. Tbere is continuous free enter-tolastthrotlilh5epl.28. Parl-mutuel waaerirlg at the ~ perform the C. Saint· ~ Saens· Plano Concerto
No. 2 with the orchestra.
. C.ak is a pianist and
teacher and is on the
rµusic staff or Biola
Viet Artist There will be exhibits from ·track ipcludes th,fee exactas. tainment at Los Angeles County
Orange Coast CoUeJe nearly every nation on earth and Fea~ure race on openina: d.a'y is Fair with programs in the am-
wlll conduct. auditions free entertainment from mm,y the Foothill ..... Stak,es with $1.0,000 phitheater, Plaza of the States,
To Show Work for its winter production nations, including Mexico, Jta-added. Saturday'& f¥ture is the .Mexican Village, Public Schools
of Gian-Carlo Menotti'$ ly, Germany. Poland, Hawall, $1S,OOO Governor's Cup. .Exhibit and Sports Plaza.
' "'<;:otlege. ''Amabl and the Night China and Japan. Breed horse shows are shown
Visitors•• Monday ~and Running concurrently with the RODEO Cowboys Association free each day in the Carnation The concert of May 23
will feature two promi-
nent arti:1ts of Southern
California as soloists.
Baldassare Ferlazzo,
who is concertmaster of
the OCC Symphony, will
perform the Brahms
Violin Concerto with the
Award-winning Vi etnamese artist · and
sculptor Nahn Van Tran, will begin exhibiting his
work Sonday at Garden Grove Artlsans' Guild,
9858 Garden Grove Blvd., in Garden Grove.
Wednesday from 3 to 5 l.o:; Angeles County Fair is the wlll present a championship show rine. Weekend shows in-
p.m. fair 's racing meet, which rodeo, tree in. the crandatand elude Equestrian Arts Associa-
Auditions will~ held features an Appaloosa race, two arena.. Show times are 8 p.m. Uoo variety horse $bow Friday. in Room 119. of OCC's _____________ _._ __________ __:_ ______ _:. ______ _:._
orchestra.
During the reception, which begins al 3 p.m.
and is free to the public, the 46-year~Jd artist
will demonstrate his oil painting skills. Refresh-
ments will be served and an interpteter will be
available for guests wishing to converse with
Nhan.
Although Nhan was a distingui shed and
much-honored ar•ist in South Vi etn am, the guild
show -whi ch continues through Oct . 31 -will
be his first public exhibition in the United States.
~ Ferlazzo, a resident of
purbank, is active as a
professional performer
in the Los Angeles and
Orange County areas
and his credits include several seasons as .a INCLUDED in the show will be paintings
member or the Boston completed by the artist in Guam , prior to h.is ar-'I Symphony. Also on this rival in this country, as well as many art works created during his brief stay at Camp Pendleton t concert Anne Diener andsincehehaslivedinGardenGrove.
1 Gtles, coprincipal flute Nhan's other art works and several of his
f of the Los Angeles awardswere-a~cordingtoMrs .JerryRalls,a
'Philharmonich will' memberoftheCROSSCChristianRelocationOf-perform the C arles , Griffes "Poem'' for flute fice of Social Services) organization, sponsors ! and orchestra. for the artist and his family -left in Saigon when
1 The OCC Symphonv Nh)Ul, his 78.year-old mother and his wife an~
t... Orchestra is sponsored eight children fled that city in a small boat dur· ~ Or ing the Communist takeover last AJ)ril. Y ange Coast Colleee. Awards' presented to the ~rtist by the presi· L:~.J!e~~~~cm en205~r 1 dent of South V·ietnam include two commenda-
' Mesa, Coast 1Me~~ic Co a .t~s ~(merit, two.silver r:nedats, a gold medal in
. and various indtvl<fuaii , pat0t1ng ~nd a gold medal 1n sculpture.
,and patrons. ~ . IN.:)972, Nahn -.a graduate of Hanoi Art
School-was listed as Vietnam's ''Top Artist'' in
"th. V1elb8m'ese equivalent of ''Who's Who,··
published by the Ministry.of Cultural Affairs.
A recognized expert in Christian art, he was
..USO, according to Mrs. Ralls, former adviser to
the Vietnam Religion and Arts Committee for the
South Vietnamese CultUral Affairs Office.
Gallety hours at the Garden Grove Artisans'
Guild are lG a.rn . to6p.m. Monday through Wed~
nesday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday ~
·10 a .Di . to 4 p.m. Satw:day ~ and noon to 8 p.m.
SUnday. ,
For ·additional information call 530-7021 or
53Q-8120°.
new Fine Arts Building.
Persons interested in
auditioning should be
prewred to sing an aria
or s~g in English.
Performances are
scheduled for Dec. JS-20
and will include an or-
chestra. Rehearsals will
be held · Monday and
Wednesday afternoons
from3to5p.m .
Also, the Orange Coast
College Symphoni c·
Chorale has announced
its schedule for the
1975-76 season.
The chOrale, under the
direction of Carol e
Boelter, will present
three Public concerts
during the c_Q_Jll)-n g
season . The fTiS1 r e·
hearsaJ will be held
Tuesday at 7 p. m. in
·Music Room 101 .
GWC Chorale
Golden West College's
community chorale is or-
gaNzing lor the 1975-76
seasen and has openings _ •
for additional singers
from the community.
Persons interested in
joining should report to
the community center
· building, adjacent to the
Gothard Street' parking
lot any Monday at 7 p.rn.
through Sept. 22.
'""-. .. ~: A ch~~:~~w~· ~~!~hea~.~~~~~~~:~~rrom4
.• ~,'world of visual-Add i>eWonnin& artYbegins at the p.m. to s p.m. for grades one through four. This
:, ·Muckenthaler A.rt Schcfol during the fall session,. class, ·'Arts and Crafts from American
~ ·begini\ingthelastweekofSeptember. " Heritage," laugh~ by Marjorie Hunt. will begin
Reglauatlon for the llluckeDthaler Art School Sept. 29. . ·
is Mond•Y.through,Sept. 26 from 1 p.m. to S p.m. Othef courses include puppetry, dance ..
_ ,. weekdays at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, ceramics, oil painting, water color, arts ·and
~1201 W. Malvern Ave. in Nlerton. -vrafts, photography, and; introduction to anti-
...-,, Fees total $14, with 8 lab fee requir::ed in some ques. More information concerning these classes
_ .. of the classes. More information may be ob-may be obtained by telephoning the Adult Educ a-·~ • tained bY telephoning (714) 87!l-6860. ti on office at 870-4990, extension ti.
,. :-. : Each of the classes in the Muckenthaler Art
: · School meets for a total of eight hours. Most of
the classes meet on Saturilay, befinnlng Sept . 27 . -
A class designed to cel.ebrate he bicentennial
·.'George M!'.Readies
''Georg'e M ! ••, the p&rents through his rise
· musical biQfraphy about to naUonal prominence
· patriotic IOnl and dance as mU&ical comedy star,
. man Georae M. Cohan, playwright and Popular
: w 111 b e s t a g e d songwriter.
. Tbur1day11 -Sundays, ' 'F 1 am boy ant
·Sept. 18·0ct. S, in patriotism and cockS'
~-alifornie State self-assurance were
. Uitiversily, Fullerton's trademarks of Cohan's
~enaTbeater. -style,'' noted director
. Themusicaltrecesthe Brian J \ Wyatt, a
~lire of Cohan from his graduate student in
"'f be&innin11 a1 a small-theater at Cal State·. .~
;ttme vaudeville Timemagaainehailed ~performer with bis ''George M!."·
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llrinp Shahlri-La to mind. But
th.t occurs whenever theft's ml occasion to assess Ben, Brown's
in South Laguna.
Noone la told, of ccune, too:·
peel a a resuuranl ..-.mbllnll a
1\betan lamasery. Ralher, it's Ille total envlrorunent'--ser..,..·
and hidden--tha~invites-..m
parbon to the beguiling Utopia
James Hilton envisioned in "Lost '.Horizon."
Out 'n' AbOut
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vt;l'dant houae plants. the lex· •
ture. color and sbape..of nearly
evtry clecoratl,ve and servicable item ampll!Jes th~ w ... ioo cit be-
loc out-or..ioors.
Marseillaise, '6.50. coolalned a
IUttulenl blend or Cl'Ulta-
aod !reob !i&h In a naV<Jrful wine
sauce. Tbe.dllh was served en
tureen and ,ccompani~ b)"
1arUctout,
All dinner entrtta at Ben
Brown'a lnclude soup ol lhe day
and salad. There are three
ehoices for the latter: boase,
crisp greens and spinach, all de-
tailed at letillh on the menu.
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Sunday at 6 p.m. . •
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Brown·~. alter \)lrn!OI off the
Coast Highway and drlviOl abol¢
a quartet oT a mile into Aliso ca.
nyon, there's a sense of retreat-
ing to a quiet and remOte coriter
or this qtherwise hurly-burly
world.
One even feels the aura from
the splendid array of original oil$
and watercolors -together with
tb,e: marvelous collectlon of
nootallic photographs-cit early Laaun• -i.s exhibited oo garden Walla,
<;redit these ~ccomplishments
to Vi Brown, the restaurant's af.
fable and energetic owner. Mrs.
Brown:s jud1cious eye and im-
peccable good taste merits a
·laurel wreath.
Otfter selections on the evening
bill of fare include sauteed
chicken livers. $4.7S; jumbo
Canadian scallops, $5.15;
chicken a la K:lev, $5.95 ;
lournedo of beef or rout prime
rib of beef, au. jus. $7.95 each.
New York pepper steak, '6.50;
Australia• lobster tall, ts.llO.
There's also a nilhlly special,
usually tabbed at around $S. A la .. lll'l<I appetizers, vegetables and
desserts are available in a wide
variety.
Comedy' ~Music, Fair
By the time everyone is settled
at the dinner table, it is impo:sst-
ble tO recall a more relaxing and
peiCeful atmosphere. At least
one that is not a day'·s journey
away.
IN AN AREA that abounds In
scenic beauty. no other spot
rivals Ben Brown's impressive
location. Where the rugged San
Joaquin Hills and the Pacific
shoreline merge l"lnd and sea wl-
ite in a showcase of natural
splendor.
Another element accentuating·
the tuStic tranquility is the brOad
green expanse of the fairways on
the adjoining Laguna Beach Goll
Course. Finally, to all cit these at·
tractions, add a restaurant in-
terior that makes it.. difficult to
draw the line between indoors
and outside. ·
Any improvemen~ in this
idyllie picture would have
seemed unthinkable 10 days ago.
But that was before we caught
our first glimpse of the newly re-
modeled and refurbished dining
room and cocktail lounge.
Now it's almost as though
nature has taken over complete-
ly. Each piece ,of the handsome
new furniture, J be lavish use of
the finest woodS, the profusion of
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rpent -should anyone wonder -
match past quality in the new ..
sWTOundings. This was verified
by our dinner outinglan week.
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TWO ORDERS for scampi (in
the shell), $7.95, netted generous
portions of tasty jumbo shrimp
prepared in olive oil with &arlic
and white wine. DeUghUul, too. '
was the accompanying gami and
fluffy seasoned rice.
The four remaining family
members rendered decisions for
as many different entrees. Trout supreme~ $6.25, proved a winner:
the (ish was filled with crab meat
and mushrooms in creamed wine
sauce, laced with baby shrimp,
glazed. and served with rice
pilaf! and garni.
Delectable veal Oscar, $7.75
(also accompanied by · rice
pila!O, had been sauteed in but·
ter then crowned with king crab
meat, asparagus and holJandaiSP.
sauce. Petite filet mignon, S7 .25,
served with house Potato and
broiled tomato, was appetizingly
wrapped in bacon and topped by
a fresh mushroom cap.
Concocted with an authentic
French flair, bouillabaisse
DJNING AT Ben Brown's is
always further enhanced by.
drifting Ill the lounge' ajter dinner
for a little listening and/or danc-
ing music. TwO South Coast
favorites are cunently sharing
the entertainment spoUigbt:
Geno Lanzi. Friday and Satur:
day nights; Jason Chase, Tues·
day through Thursday.
Jn addition to the everilng
meal. the restaurant is open
seven days a week for lunch and.
dinner, and services a special
SUnday brunch•from 10 a.m. to 3
'p.m . The-lurfch and brunch
menus each offers more than 20
tempting selectipns; the
breakfast bill of tare nms the
gamut from old-fashioned but-
termilk hot · cakes to eggs
Benedict .
Ben Br:own's is officially locat-
ed at 31106 Coast Highway, South
Laguna. The address isn'timpor·
tant, however, if you keep a
sharp watch for Aliso State
Beach and the pier. 'Iben pr«>-
ceed up the little side road on the
north side of the· bridge over
Aliso Creek. Reservations:
499-2663.
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• BERNSTEIN'S 'MASS' -Tonight, Saturday,
and Sept, 18-21 and 26-27 at Cal State Long Beach
·Little Theater, 8 p.m. $3.50. .
lOS ANGELES FAIB RODE0 -8 p.m. toni1ht
and Saturday, 2 and 7:30 p.m. &Jnday al the Los
An1eles County rairgrounds In Pomona. Fair
runs throulh Sept. 28. $2.
SPIKE JONES, JR. -And The i\lonkees Show,
both at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park.
various times this weekend.
'nNISJONG TOUcilEs' -Comedy, Fridays
and Satw'days tonight through ()a,\, 11, 8:30
o'clock at the Huntinll<Jn Beach Playhouse, 21l0
~ain St:• Huntington · ~ach. R~servations &IZ-5f21, I
'BtJTl'ERFLIES ARE FREE' -Seriocomedy
at the Westminster Community Theater, 7272
Maple St., Westminster. Fridays and Saturdays
at8:30 o'clock tonight through Sept. 27. Reserva·
tioos 893-f!!;;!S.
ICE FOLLIES-:With Janet Lynn, al The Forum •
in Inglewood, lntersectloa of Manchester and
Prairie, tonight through SUnday. various times.
$4. 75 to $11. 75, tickets at &1encies.
'BELLO, DOLLY!' -Starring Pearl Bailey.
8:30 o'clock toni1ht through Oct. 12 al the
Sllubert Theater in Century City. Tickets at
agencies.
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A CROWN HOUSE OPERATION
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'CAMELOT' -Starring Robert Goulet llJld carol
Lawrence, tonight throu&h Oct. 18 at the Los
Anaeles Mu.sic Cent.er Ahmanson The•ter.
various times. $3.50 to $J2.50. Tlckel.lf it en-
cies.
'CAGES' -Comedy starring SlleUey Winters.
tonight through Sept. 21 at the Westwood
Playhouse. 10888 Le Cqnte Ave ., Westwood.
Various times. Ticketalll &1encies.
'LEONARDO THE ft.ORENTINE' -World
premiere comedy at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente.
Tonight through Sept. 28. Reservations 492-9950.
'LOVE IUDES THE RAilS' -Melodrama pre·
sented by Studio Theater of Long Beach, tonight
through Sept. 17, various timeS at 5021 E.
Anaheim S\ .. Long Beach..$2.50 adults, $2 iunio<s
(under 16). Wormatioo ~) 433-1409. ,
GLADYS KNIGHT -And the Pl)lo, 8:1S p.m.
tonight and Saturday at the Universal Am-
phitheater in Universal City. $6.25-$8.75, tickets
at agencies.
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An exhibition or more than 50 paintings, in-
C'luding three master works, will be presented ai:i
part of the premiere of the new Roger's Gardens,
~t seven-acre arboretum complex, al 2301 San
J oaqWn Hills Road , Newport Center.
Valued al more than $2 million, the collec·
t ion wlll be on dis piny to the public from 10 a .m.
to 3 p.m. Sunday and, minus the three master!'!,
\\'ill rontinue on publir display d<Aily from 10 a.m.
t o5 p.m . thr(\U1'!h S('pt 21.
'fhC' thrl'C m<tslrr works, offered for s ale at
the C'Xhibition put on by Wally Findlay Galleries
of BevC'rly ll ill~. inl'IUdl•.
-Claude f\·lonet's "I~ Nympheas Paysage
tt'Eau. 100.1 ·· ('!'h{' J,il y l'on<l 1, valued at $&50,000.
-Meire Ch:.1gall"s "Bouquet de Renon·
c..·ules," ~1 floral 111 st vie typical of "the dean of
contemporary impr~·:-.siunist s" by a man re
J?~trded by n1any as the grcatl'::.l living master.
'fhl' canvas is v;1luC'<l at $2~.0UO
-Pablo Picasso's large (S J :'C 38 inches) oil
dl•picting: his son, Claude. \\·1th rocking horse.
P•u ntrd 1n 19'19, the pil'ture. "Cl•1ude el Chev a l en
Rois,·· is v~il u C'd at $386,000.
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2 Groups Casting Plays
Casting has been announced by
t .... ·o lO<'al theater &J'OUPll for a
pair of upcoming productions :
"U.S.A." at the San Clemente
Community Theater and "Here
Lies Jeremy Troy" at the Irvine
Community Theater.
"U.S.A.," which opens Sept. 25
for a four·weekend ena:agement,
is the stage version of John Dos
Passos· nov e l examining
America between the tum of the
century and 1930. Beverly Sparks
is directing the dramatic revue,
wh.ich opens the season for the
San Clemente group .
The play recount.s the careers
of s u.<'h notables as Rudolph
Valentino, Is adora Duncan, the
Wright brothers, Eugene Debs
and Henry Ford. Ca!t members
include Diane Bentley, Chris
Bolt, Bill I .. eVeque, Celeste Lit·
tlf"ton . Gerald Littleton, Colleen
o·connor, David Paulsen, Sue
Sebring and Jill Van der Vcere.
John Milosch is stage manager.
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Reservations are bein& taken at
492-~.
The Irvine theater will put
"Jeremy Troy'' on the boards
Oct. 3 as the first production in its
temporary new theater at Bristol
Street and Red Hill Avenue,
Costa Mesa. Carol Filia.n is
directing the comedy about a law
clrrk whose s tretching or the
truth results in outlandish com-
plications. ·
m1na1er: Chuck Benton and
Larry Eldon. U1hUnJ; Beverly
Alfen. properties, and Clarence
Black1tock, set construction.
"Here Lies Jeremy Troy" will
play Friday• and saturdayo al
8:30 from Oct. 3-JS•at th~ new
Costa Mesa location. T1cketf
may be reserved al the ICl' box
office number. ~7·72f17.
CALLBOA RD -Auditions
have been announced by the
Westminster Community
Theater for the Tennessee
W"llllams play "Period or Ad·
lu.stment" .•. director Doris Al-
en will bold tryouts (Of' four men
and four women on Monday,
Sept. 22, at 7 p.m. in the theater,
7272 Maple Ave.,
Westminster ... the show opens
Nov. 7 ror four weekends .•.
Works bv t•onte1npor:1ry European a nd
.>\mC'ric.:u1 flrlis t.s. all coll"ctcd by the interna·
tional \V•1lly l·'indlay Ga.llC'r1e:., complete the l'X·
lubition.
PICASSO ONE OF 3 MASTERS IN SHOW
De picts Son and Hia Hobby Horse
Performances will be given
Thursdays through Saturdays
from Sept. 2S to Oct. 18 at 8:30 in
the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202
Avenida Cabrillo, San Clemente.
Ron Filian and Sylvia Lee head
the ICT cast as the le&al liar and
his wife, with John Loughman
playing his old eollege chum,
Barbara Peters as a sexy artist.'s
model and Gene BenedJct (who
played Jeremy opposite Miss
Filian in a 19'70 Costa Mesa pro-
duction) appearing as the head of
the law firm .
Backstage assignments will be
·taken by David Long, set de·
signer; Laurie Lambert, stage
BACKSTAGE -The San
Clemente Community will hold
its fifth annual fund·raising par·
t y Saturday at 4 p .m. at the home
of Norman and Jean Wright, 2SS
Avenida Lobeiro, San Clemen·
te ... the public is invited and
further information is availablt>
at4!16-9.566.
Enjoy food, drink
and merriment al
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Drive Wes<. 644-5313.
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boOkiet includes eight
coupons good for the six
mainstage shows and a
variety or special pro-
du cl ions staged
throughout the year. Subscriptioqs m ay be
obtained from the School or the Arts box office on
the Cal State campus.
F\irther in formation is
available at 870·3371.
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"Lire With Father,''
the fir.st main.stage
feature, opens Oct. 3. It
is followed b y the
musical ''Gyps y.''
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Berry Farm run or
hi5 zany show &m-
day. SI a ps ti ck and
song parodies re-
miniscent or his
father's stage antics
will be offered at I
and 3 p .m. Saturday
and 2, 4 and 6 p.m.
Sunday . New rail
hours begin at Knott's
on Monday and The
Monkees Show ends
on Saturday with
pe rformances. at
Good Time Theatre at
6, 8and10 p.m.
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Reulette. 'had so much 10ina for II. You wond.,.
•hat weht wroaa. '· .
Tbo "'"'°"play la Calrly faithful to the ••· eellent • pense-espiociase nowl on which It wu
baaed. "Koey&i? Is Comins." by Tom Anll ... Mr. Sqal u one or out belt !tadlnS m-, lle's 1111-
Jy capable or carrylnsoffthlJroto. •
Fiimed In Vancouver, the filek Is richly en· doW<ld with loeal ct>lor. There...., some excellent
SUJ>P,Ortlnl actors at work. lncludlni Denham El·
liott, Val Avery andRichardRomaaus.
DESPITE AU this, It just doesn't come off. Setal.playa Corp. TlmolbySbaver, an lrrsverent
Vancouver Mountie on IUlpeDlion for &lvln& his
boua black eyewhofoila a bomb plot aplMtSov-
iet Prime Minister Alael Kosygin by dlsaldeata
within the KGB who musing. CIA agent as un·
·w11ttngcoverfortbeitcqmpllcatedmaaeuvers.
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appear hsual, Segal underplays to lhe point
lhroup the picture. And Christina Raines, play·
Ing his Slrlrrtend and so londly rememlMnd for
her 01'1Standln1 job in "Nashville," is mettly de-
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llousin& Act or 1968
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Owner leaving area&awdoua!.C Bdrm
3 bath home. Temflc ~an-Close
lo schools & sbops. H&F • . '
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. duplex ; 4 bdtm1., 2~ batlll each
unit, over 1900 sq. ft, Jiving-space•uh
unit! Located on UDI*' side ol Iris a
beautiful tree-lined Street: Priced lor ·
quick aale at $124,500
intention to make any,·----------~ such preference, limita-1"
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*Early Bal Isl* esT•n" .. The0wnerl..ove8(t Spani.11h ·arched
And So Wiii You !" "' courtyard entry. 4 KlnJC·
llome has 4 BR .. 2 ha .. sized bedrooms . 2\.:
open & happy kitchen: Baths. Walk-in cl08ets.
warm rrplc. + Dute Va1ulted ceilings .
door for ... rhumbs" th Massive~ family room
cat. The bach. apt.' ha with cr,1ckUn1 flreplac•.
privacy ,~ dedt & "gree Liege t:ourmd kit.Chen .
beans"'. The price I Laundry center. Pan,,
5109,000. ill will be ope pit t lo en.ha need by
Sal/Sun. 3·5. DCornl. , tropical laodlcaplng.
Call &lrbara J.Cur earag~. 111c root.
.Being remodeled ; custom s ·eR, 5 Ba .
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BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Aft. 6 PM,675-5016 ' Ne ar the tiea'ch. Mu1tlef
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p;er for yacht 1<100' ~~·~6~7~3-~6~90~0~·~~ ~~=:=!'!';!!"l"!"l"!="'I 0 UT OF
You 111ay 1eleot th•1-"'EWPORT _.,ISTl ... GS $30,500 fmisMng touches. "AIAMDOHB> ,... -.. " Perfect ,,.rter home,
815-812> DECORATORS l._.COME We:r<i Just about oot or needs a litlle ftldn'. Fan. " llsflng1 to advertise. tastic in,•estment. Call
CALll'OllHIA
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Steps to shoppilq,! center:
.Blg beautiful College
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boat·or camper this may
be for you. This lovely
heavy shake roof home
has 4 large bdnru;, 2 bath
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VILLA.. FOUR-PLEX, pride of Your home could be ad-645-0303.
$54,900 ownership. Deluxe Ynita· vertlsed here. ,Please FOREST OLSOH INC.
It.ambling two story, rout Fireplace . .bltns .• 2 balbs ealJ for ooe of ou r re-
bedroom villa left vecitnt e1ch. Only 8 yn. old . 1identlal slaff to •isit llffr CANYON
by decor ator owner. $134,500. Fee land. Prime you. Let's rmtke Wed· •Y OWHEl
Spacious livina und din· are a. ~sda y'sedition. ~ Gorgeous stone&stucco
ina rooms dressed ill PRESTIGE HOMES 4 Br. home. Highly up-
UH1\ND NEW PLUSH Realtors 645-6646 1£ .• Qp!U~ai·~·' graded. Divorced& mov-CAll PETS. Gourmet ----------I ing. Sit uation worth
kitchen. f'rei;hly painted th ouSandS to buyer.
•nd wall'P•P•red S II VA FHA PraP...t .. s Worth$195,000·will tako throu1hout. Oversized 8 or 752-lflO $169,500. Want quick siale
bedrooms. Two master $38,500 i•oo °"~1l.HIW ''"°' ortrade. Call644-2466
suites. Large cul·de·sac 4 Bedrms, 2 baths, living EA.STSIDE_ !~~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; lot. See thl11 model today! +eating area,elec bltns, I• .C~~~f.?,~,-,",."""" OW,stone rlreplacc,dblc FIXER UPPB HOME ON C·l f I gttrage. Covered p;tUo. Needs work but great 1--=======---1[~Hl1l\J 64&3928,eves .. HS32 ~~~:~~,~~~~E tr~Ftd~:.~~~~tt* PATIO ==i=: u nit . O n ly $34,900. 48X140 d ee p . C all
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This is an outstanding Wesl Newport's nicesi1 FH• REPO ~' ··
example or a home that sand & s urf. 3 bedroom...:: A . 22~1. • OJ._
ba11 been t otally up· l :\~ bath. cozy brick $34 900 •raded. with lavish use ' •r . II fi repl<icc -on(· or Bar· ,.Rare oppo{tunily inl;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 0 mirrors. wa paper, r et t 's B est Buys! primebeachcitt!PrtCed!• ANYTIME
and custom fixtures. The SJ25 ooo th 0 u s a n d s b' Low ~IS • """'WI
Jacu1zl Cost more than PETE" BARRETT market ! Walk to be&ch .,.. H • ns ~~~;,ii!~~~~~ most pools and it i5 com· ._. . Upsraded Jbr. 2ba home. r:
Pletely secluded in a lush -REALTY-from tulS spacious 3 Bullt·ins, 2·car gara•e •---------bd rm home! Needs 0 r P 8 ti 0 8 e 1 ting · 2 642·5200 675 ·~0~· minor fixing and paint W/ epclosed blick yard. ATIEMTION
bedrooms, den, 2 bl:llhs, .......... ,,. ... !!"!...,...,rte but WliAT A BUY! Make One mile from beach. 1 IUILDERS!!
formal, d;lning. andea1"1r · SSS with minor repair! Low upkeep yard. Walk Live In this n ice 2 pnonwc~!.02~.r.914•000· . ··---------·1 orreredforlo"m•'tcdtlmc · to d owntown par k . bed h h"I --'" FH • •ppn •ISED $45.000.• Our best value. room ome w 1 e you """" "" \.don'twait -callforqWck Callto see. build your units on the ··C: SELECT ... al $42,500. 1,000 sq. ft." .• appt. 847 ·6010: 5,6 .. 8,6 . R-4 lot. Room for i:yx>I ta-. T' of home. 4'bedroom, 2~ OffN 111 9 •11 ~1LJNrORrN"'' ,. ~ -ble in large eon\~rted P~OPE.RTJES baths, large fttQUly roOm .. mu· famlJY. rO'!ffi . Walk-in with bltn bar, living ';. ~ closets, paneling, gas
NEW LISTING room, d ining. Ea tint t 1 I i 1 1 bltns & covered patio
OCl'AHRlOMT, area In ,k'itchcn .. I ~'=''='='="'~~ =--+-== enhance this property. Hardwood noors. ·f\tlly ·-Don't delay on this ... only Deluxe dupleX + gfJest air ·conditioned. Won't Huntiniton Harbour UMIELIEY•••e. $40,500. Call 546·5880
room+ extra parking. last at this priec! SALIS --Agent
$159,500! ~ Unusual opportunity to $33,500 ~~~~~~~~~~
CALL 67>7060 OML'PEEHSB jo;n small, sele<l starr. Hones t! 2 bdrm. 2»1-70'.l> CommisSlon. Pull bath, plus fireplace, 5 llG IEDROOMS
GOVT Ow,MID time only. V!Sit our new built·iM. and air cond. VIEW LOT
HunJ. Bch 3 Br, z ba ™' C•mc>11• "l 549.MSS of£ice 1600f"lt>lsa Chica Electrlc garaie door NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1h;9ipe.$34 ,900~dnpyt. or call 'Ross Bartlett , opener.Call54.5·9491. 3.000 fl 2 •-·C CALL 55~800 846-4408, -Huntington sq. · · s....,.,, ape VA TERMS Harbour Estates. Cod · magniricient street lalboohy-Prop. Jbr home. hardwoOd•----------1 to street R·2 lot .
Realtors rroors. double garage, HOUSE OF GLASS Outstanding continental
near shopping. Will sell VIEW master suite · walk in
1n a country almm ere feeling. Invest -.500. ' ~ VA or,FllA & pay point.a. · ph 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;1 closet. Quiet Hide-A· Way
'• ./ $31.500. 642·9411. Ask for f 1 g f elds and -.,,.. "7y ~ ··Tom Cox. Nc .......... rt MeSa 0 , awa)' n 1 · PoOI + 4 CwG• Call·to see. 646-7171.
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'I.,~ J ESTATER~ H AL-• cllthedral ceilin gs and 111 this secluded :, Ofttl Oft,... Water 4 IR. FAM.~ SOARING WAI..LS o East!Tde, Costa 1'tesa. 3
' Pprl0vacy &.Chabrm , $48,700. GLASS & ·overlooks the bedroom home. Other :;>
a o.3bed.2 a. 10% d-.fn in No. Cob'ta coastal valley! Entei-appointments include
" &35' Boat Dock. Mesa. Heavy shake roof, thru rare'til~ entry . sink ~hutters, charm, panel· Wl'RE LO,...,._ H\
$139,500 bltns,cov'd.patio. into pill~o.like carpel· 1ng, (llone fireplace, .. foratrade,or~Jeson
DOVER REALTY ing! Lavish dining room h~rdWood fl~.· custom WA1BIFRONT Sheryl 645-0070 entert-ainmentl Co m· kitchen &: d1rung ~rca. a 4 montb'old completely HOMES ~ fortable &: cor.,y living in Garage .woukl be ideal c ustoqii1ed Spyglasa 21Wwc-~ Sl,390 DOWN Scandinavlanfamroom! for studio or workshop. bome.S85,000.f'.qqil)t. :=i~ l a Costa Mesa. lovely 3 Sweeplng·muter bdrm One ·of-a ·k!nd and JA~C:~" l""~~~~~~~~~~j Br. 2 Ba, community suite with separate sun-nestled on JS$ deep lot.l~r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-1· pool, pvt patio, dbl :;hine breakfast patio! 3 C_loSe to 17lh St. shop· Childrens retreats! And ping. Call now for appt. OCEAN IAYVllW r:::::·55n7~~:rd work. much. much more roron· 546·5880 Agent. ,, ... l .. Pfl
CdM eom er k1t tl0xll8. l l-'-'--'--""-'-"'-""-'----1 ly $5600 total down ! •t•l•M•llt f
blk from bepch w/older Won't last the wknd!
bouse,readylordevclop-OCEAN VIEW Hurry,callll4?-6JJIO. , PAIK UDO ment. $128,500. 919-06.ll ._. , ,, ro· .. -· Deluxe adult commiml· N 2 ...,-,HUI •I ' JUN ..,, • ..,~ or&44-45100wner. ew custom ,400squfire ly; 2 harms., den, 2111
1----------• f,o o t hom e Y' i L h Ill'· · .,. bath con«Jo unit. Sparkl·
OM llACH panoramic ocean-view. In& t.hruout! Cl<Mle to the
,Lusl-OME Builder will customize to , oce!an. A very solid in-
""" meet your individual re· vestment or homt in ' Lovely 2 bedroom. home quiremenla. $1 17,000. Newport Beach for · R·2 Jot plus N!nlal unit. tb'Yo down. 962-7788.. You don't need a gun to $49,7." By app't . P :R. J V ~ A T E . "draw fast" when )'OU ""'
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ftreplao, prof ... Jooally C.1111-0 '.i\.,,. { _ /) 'C ~C. •
decorat.ed. $1.'fS,000. as-0\& l.'Qt.1 ~'-~ IJ<[" ;J
aume exl1tln1. Call Tliof Intriguing Won/ Game willi a Cbucil• 646-7171• # ~N lll••lf'Sl\/Nfo8f#rl!(l1 " ......... CLAY L f'OllNt
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Slalred entry, ro111A11 pillars! 2S foot
family room. 3 baths, banquet dlnlni, ~kin• $89,500, call & save!
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rooms thruout. a IJeclrooriis, famllY
r oom, dou ble fire place: built-In
vacuum s111 tem, rich wooa features',
formal dining, $82,000, take tldvanl .. e,
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b•ls hml1Y' the "'°"' for this lavisbty refurbished hQllJe in Harbor View
Hills. De1Jgne\I &. decorated by
Do<Otby w~ :Dae.lot la 210 rt. wide.
offering an unobstructed view ol bay &
ocean. Tbls Ollnt coodilloll residence ... rrer s 1orgebus ga'r(lens with .
greenhouse. 4 BR. 2 ba. & powder rm.,
·2 frplcs., l,lbrary with special office
closet & exquisite foyer. Call for app't.
•totiee. $UIS,400
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COMMERCIAL
2 houses on 2 lots 1.0000
C·$. Live in one and work
in the other. Lots ot traf-
fic. $i0,000.
HARIORVIEW
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Largesl lol in Harbor
View H i ll s -Pool a nd
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MILLIONS$$
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You must see..t.o believe!
Spacious 4 bdrm, 4 bath
In prestigious Dover
Shores. A "&n.USt sell "
situation. Lowest price
RUSTIC E.4ST$1DE
COST.A MES.A:
CU1'I :t 1•1109N &. DEN -sba~ ro1:1; bis fu:e 14ce, Jvte lot WI~ di:
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HEW CUSTOM. HOMES
2 llAUTll'UL NIW quality built ~
-. nearin g COlllDletion .' Cu~tom
q uality everywhere you lciok: BuY now
and cboo8e-your favorite carpet CQlof.
Pool size lots with olf·street traUer
parking. Prdt i1ious Newflort '*<!dress.
~40.1 ISJ for more information.
JUST REDUCED .
-FAMILY HOME -5 bedrooms. 3 car go rage, 3 Cull baths, tonal -.
.._ upgrad ed carpets, drapes &.
wallpaper . Room for pool t able In
family room. See this now!! Coll
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HORSE PROPERTY .
IE..t.UTIFUL l IEDIOOM )!'it h
hardwood floors & brick fireplace. A
neat, clean jamUy home. Extra~ in·
incl. Owners anx\~ & this 'Is one of
this great value at $59 000, C.all
540.1151. I ••
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ERITAGE
REALTORS
"(HJ. 't"S IT W'Olll'M?
The conservator Y.vite&. JIOUr bid M
this lovely, vJe.w home bi Irvine Ter-
race. The Lido to Jetty harbor view is
visible fl-om t he huge llvl,ag room, din·
ing room& m11ster BR. suite, (It has 4
BR, 3 Ba,). Here is,bow to)>id . First in ·
spect the home this weciend. If you
like it. make an offer. U your offer is
satisfactory lo the conservator. it will
be forwarded to the court.for approval
Cno probate). That's atrthere is to it.
Truly a rar e-0pportunity. Come see it.
OPEN HOUSE SAT. SUH. 1-S
1915 SAllDl..t.'TaliCE. CDM
10..t. TS SAIL IY. • •
• •. the frobt door 11! this spacious
bayfront ho me with wld<i, sandy beach.
close to harbor entrance. Huge living
area plus 4 big bedrooms. Just listed.
$258,000
OPEH HOUSE SUH. 1·5
19lt l..t.YSIDE DRIYE
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, •. <... ov•r wide Joi. $1l0,SOO. hr YilW Ito.. '
I01 KAIUGOLQ A.V!I ., S•0-1571, •v•/wkada ruJJ •t pra!Ndnlm pcl. eoraaa del Mu: Just one m -a11 eau.., fwtr.....au.. ~tolhe«Unbffcb. tJoa. A•k f11r ..it• Freqch doo,.. -n to C _ . ~j .,_ to•• Nkboll. hue• Cbloneelma sb•d· •e na-.....-64 Ca\.dryZI MMl5ZI. tna the brick pa~ and • •••••••••••••••• .. •••• '
lawn. Woo4 Pknellng IAU !STORY.$ Br JllfmtC.M.
beam cellln1. pc1ied 4 1a DUPl.IX Stea~ t h ls. •sa,too ..
Ogora .. pictun"\'!ncJow• SO. OFIAYSIDE Pl·LGT Roal E1lola
Jtdd ch•rin to lh15 1Pn:t with a 3 BR z ·n.1. rental 0-'-5'o-OMS'-"='-------bed r oom, 1wo bath 0 • ..,,... . · bome; three car garage oly 1>'11 )'ear• .old . *•000 Z BR ~• 1·81'
plu1 paneled hobby fcaturlnicbeamc.llinp, •P'-fiots.:s&SS ·or 541-tiCl
room TWO Ll:GAL nMlural wood wKt tidd: l O.U•evu • ""1M "'A•t te•ture1 aad perfect LOTS mnka .,.u. a uq Aotliltloe..Cell..._mJ..-MESA Verde/Rtp&bllc.._
bu.y" .at.$121,500. ()pep Sat It Sun 1..S. 4 br,
fT14 CORTLAND DR.. fam. din, 3 t.¥~1. lrp1.
111 bl d Ble.1aot! $7ili1llOO. IOU Cam•o C •a 1; Pbalarope.Al\.141..-ZZ
Freshly painted. freshl.11~~!;;~[!!1!~~~~1;;;;;;;;;~~:;;;;;;;;; draped, fresltl¥ clarpoled1:
le. fresh fruit lteel too. COZY 2 hr house on R·! IEDUC8)!!l
Sp•cioua paUo Ir )'111rd lot, room for other u.oiL COUIGEPAllC
areas : four bedroom S11,000. Owner673..fi118 Customlitd • bdrm .. ! home or three & con\'ert· '-• ed den. Prlt'ed bUlt&. in BY OWNER lg. 3 Br, 2 Ba ba_lh:i; wrougn~ Iron catc
urea at SBS,900. + den. Nor:th d ttwy. entry : 2 patios. Walk to -all schoolJ. $a9,000. C.1 1 $79, TSO 644·-• •. I 102 ACACIA, Soulh orl-'===="'----1 orapp'l;
llighway inveli lmenl CORONA Cril•Mwtlfr
buy. Older homo on R·2 DEL MAR. R.-1 644-7,6% lot. Bui at today'a price
and bui ld yourdeh11xoun. DUPLEX ·
Us Jater. J uat about thl' Ono of those unuaually ·~ S·BR, !ormal di!'lni.
lowest llvailable price at fi ne propertlt.'f v.·c wiah n_1ee low·lr»-ffic res1dcu·
$65,000. everyone could own. But t1aJ k ar1! ~loaos.J<> ~~I•. Cole of Me..-.rl there Is only one dupl~ par • • P I· • , ·~ l'k th' T .. ....,~-Cheyenn e St. BO Reaffon 1 6 l!I. wo ~vvm OLSON flEALTY and den home 1n front • 2515 E . Coast llwy. plus an elltra unit in the 642·9'481546-2018
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m arvelous cooditlon . thousand bu.yera,aeethi&
New carpets, south of 1parklinte 3 b edr oom OCUHRtOHT
4.PLEX bit h wa y. Priced •t R a n c h Hou1& with
4 Furnished l ·bdrm. $89.*>.Call67J·8S50. poolsir.e b ltk)'ard.
apts. Garages & OftNlu9 •1l6 ,ur11Q11t1~<t' Vete r ans welcome-Lo
'**.*•JUMP•*** for area. Owner must at the chance to buy one vacate. Take advantage. L,. ___ .....;...;: _____ ..,....,.. ..... ....,:....,,!.
or the few remaining Call now. 546-2313. 1
IA YFROHT WITH GHOSTS
Hi storic bayfront mansion neijr jetty .
Needs redecor ating & lace lifting, with
·Cupolas, p arapets, baroque trim &
thin med ieval flags flying in the
breeze. Install stereo wjth clanking
chains. Want to do it? Bring $285 ,000 &
your imagination.
b a I co n ies. Sum · 1\8 I down. RJtr. C..11 today i>?~~~~,t~~·~~~ ~~1ftiNJ'j 1 ~,~~~!!·~~~,~~-:~E~-!'!1!.o;._o_
completely refurbished 2 oPf.N rii 9 • '' s H.W iouN'<f' GeMNll I 002 GeMt'O( . I 002 ~2~;:;~~s· [~~ lti&!lil .............. : .......... ~ .................... . • CHECK COMP..t.R•fl\.ES. 673-3663 ~-'6'J3Eves. $31,090 Bu1w 2 sty.
. SEA IWE sparklln~ home. lov<l,. associated SAIL WHITE yd .. •••t. "'"·"••.
Ask (or Fr•nk, 839·""21 · -.. -~ HUG HOMES Agent Classified Ads 642. •
G1Mrol 1.002 G-rol 1002 · . 640-4050
••••••••••••••t•••••t•• •••• .. •••••••~••••••••• INC. 1
· ,. macnabi Irvine
... in Cameo Highl ands (CdM l. then
make offer on this freshly decorated 3
BR home with ocean view. Lots or red
brick & sturdy beams. Access rights to
private beach goes with the deal. Call
forapp't. to see.
BR Ol<fll'> JlfAl~01lS
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All your dreams rome ~
t r ue. Two bedroom Eo1tslde-Coffege
SE •IURY EST•TE seaside cottage with 3 Large bednn!I. CoUntry
"' "' roomtogrow.Locatedin afyle k i tche n, dbl 4101-IEACH the BAY Slt ORES COllot· garace. Hwge lot (or
Quiet tree-lint.-d drive to Mt.iN ITY. Great locatk>n kids. Subrrilt your down.
· · realty · I I
Fl.MER HOMES
llllOM $62,500 TO $745,000
QCU.lf & CAHYOH YIEWS ~
A distinctive offering -2 blocks
from Little Corona Beach. A ..i'arri:i
invitine atm osphere awaits you lit
this ieriew',ad custom·· home W /3
bedroom -'-2 ba ths -dining room
-2 firevllices' -large-J)lltio plllS'en'
t ertainlnl: \leclc $134,500. Polly
Johnson 642·8235 (Vll)
EXTRA U.RGE
Spacious 6 bedroom home w /fa mily + formal dining room. Beautifully
t!ljjditional st yling w /lots of privacy.
Fee land $145,000. Martl!a )'llat:nab
642·8235. (Vl2) ..
4 PLEX ·-DJ.HJ. POINT -
OCEAN & HILL YIEW
J.2 bedroom & 1·3 bedroom unit with
fireplace. Low m aintenance. SUper
condition -Big lot -All rented -
Lots of \larking -Must see to ap.
preciate. Appl. Only. $).2.5,000. Pat
Sanders644-6200. (Vl3)
E.UTSIDE TRll'UX $62.SOO!
Immacu late, n ewly decoi;ated
triplex over looking Santa Ana Coun-
try Club golf course. 100% occupan-
cy. Very fl exible financing. Paula
Bailey642·8235. (Vl4) . .
"fitE ,¢Hl Y GAME IH TOWN"
is our newly listed BURLINGAME
model home in Spyglass Ridge with
a superlative view. Highly upgraded
and top quality decor thruout. Lus h
landscaping and expensive decking.
5 bedrooms, family room, bonus
room and 3 baths. $159,950. Land
Included. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200.
(Vl5)
U.GUH..t. llEACH-
P..t.HOUMIC OCIEAH VIEW
3 bedroom, 3 bath home fo r under
$80,000 ! A well m aintained aduld OC·
cupied house! Tom Queen 644·6200 .,
(V16)
MOYE-UP
Lu xurious Dover Shores View
Home . Medit"erranean flavor. 4
bedroom s 3 baths, fa mily room
PLUS B i lli a r d/lib rar y or 5th
bed room . Poolsize lot. $159,500.
Larry Dyer642·8235. (Vl7)
··1..t. Yc:aEST"
Lovely 4 bedroom, 3\1. bath home on
quiet Wmdward Lane. Formal din-
ing & family room + gourmet
kitchen. Sparkling pool. Owner will
consider Lease Option. SlJ;l .500.
Mary Lou Mario~ 642-8235. CVl!l
' . SPANISH MODBH W'JA YIEW ·
Spacious one-story bedroom
w /family room, 2\1. baths. Spanish
fireplace.-wet bari .cathedral
· 1 beamed ceilings, + arge walled
courtyard .. $159,500. Lois Egan
644·6200. (19)
641AJJI '444200
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BAYFRONT; view the yacht races
from terrace or t his 4 tx:lr m . + m aid's.
Wander a long bayfront, or retreat to.
the com fo rt of your living rm. Lease;
or terms.
•NEW EXC!JUSIVE;.;_watetfront, priv.
beach & boat s lip. unarming 4 bdr m.
homo. oulstQDdingview! $249,500
LEASE; Baycr est. super 4 bdrm .. 2\/2
ha .. with pool. Gardener incl uded. $700
Monttity.
Getleral 1002 ....,... 1002
HARBOR
COMPANY
' REALTORS
2865 E.'Cocnt Hwy., Cor°"a del Mar
"SeUinq Re'G Estaho in He-wport Harbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
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private (_·nrner lot . wlth private beaches. Call _.,..,
Formal entry to ele!'ant-Prleed we ll for quiek • • ~·~· · ~ •
ly decorated living and sale al only $73,500. call r · 4~ ~ ~ dinin~ a re as. Unique 81J..8S50. ~ ... ~l'MM.~.K,,__v gurdcn kitchen. Separate Ol'fN 111,.,,s11.JN roumct• ~~
~~~~~r.ro~h:ld;e'1n~c~~~ [~i lJQj i!,ilJI Fairvie;:~8:1kerCM
guest suites. L1ber1ll use . · . ii'Bii;l:
of m 1rro rs und f1nel \,~~,~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!•~~I wallpape r is. Covl'rcd l· By Owner, lge 4 BR. 2 Ba ,
k O Fri-S.S-2·5 Mesa Ver de. Askin g: pal to. Close t1.1 par . petl $<18 900 557-5176
beach, and tenru8. $..S350 Large 11pprox.St00!1q.ft..0~~· -·------
down. Call 963-6767 for family home. 4 BR. 3 Ba. BY OWNER
more in ro . But hurry ~ huge film-rm wtwet·bar Unique 4br Mesa Verde <'>l'lt1r11 •1.11 ~1.111ro"'" 1• &frplc. £notmousC'OUn· home m a n y s l ra1 [~II ! I trykltchenwlbrickrook-$5350()·548.5472 • ~ iJ.l 1J~ilJ ing island. Sep. Juundry ' · ~ .,E ilJJj]F r m • I i b r a r .Y 6 NEW ~ AC. :f'OUT 2 br. • _ ... ~.;:ms=m-=•••••-w /book1helves 4r frplc. Two 3 br, patio, lrple! .•
Ideal for office al home aJl leased, spendable I002 1---------l 11tuation . Healed & 12%, inc r easing Nov.
MINI RANCH 0 D 0 WN ....................... ....................... PREVIEW or ~~~~-:y ~:.:::.:;;; ~i~i~~ .:i~n:r~~1:i:~
ABAHDOHB> 3 BR . llG llEAUTIFUL HOME NEW HOMES m ain!. yard . •'iuesl Orange Ave. 844'7111 I<
SACRIRCE: * 11• lalle Fon-stl * . Newport a rea, near ten·, .:."':.:'c.;·77=88=------$33,900 nis & golf Clullf;. cla&e to•·
completely redecorated $1 00. Moves A towering Deane Home -2·story JY2% + PMI boating facilities & COLLEGEPAlllC
like a model. Prime re· y I w /cathed ceilin gs, wro ught · iron the Latest in solar heat-Fas hion Island. BEAUTY •• .immaculate sideD~ii,alnei,i;hborh~in OU ft balustrade & fa m rm. 5-Big bdrms, inii. Cluster desi~n wilh l."il2Dolpb.inTerrace 3bedrm home,sparkling
pn!StJ.gJous community. Fantastic opportunity to formal din rm. spac tiled garden kit putting ,i;reen. BBQ ar~a $149,000
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,Broker po o I ~ wi th <:over .
Large family .sized living buy this lovely 3 BR, big & handball court. fo'or, _____ . ----Sprinklers front Ir rear.
room . Country styled ram-rm family home w /2 overlooks·pool-sz yd. Plush crpts. cstm comfortable li,·ini::. 2 & 3 2 Cozy 1 Br hou.o;;es 00 eor-Ne w car pels thrnoul.
kitc hen. Rambling frplcs, featuring heated drps & elegant wallpaper. On cul-de-bedrm Condominiums. ne r lot. Part. furn. H ig h ly uper•ded.
g rounds with fruit or-&: filtered pool, situated sacst,2500sqftof livlng. Prat$69,000. Re!lc rv e yours nov.:. 567 ,500 . IO •;i_. down. ~la~~~~';, 1~~Wi;'kl· chard. Secluded master on qui e l t ree studded Open 10 AM to 6 PM da1· Owner/Broker. 673-2823
r etreat and ,,-:e nerous street. This lovely home ly. 2580 Santa Ana Avc.1---------, __ Rc.••_l_Eccsc.t•cctc.e_S5fr_l_l _JJ __
sized cbildrens suites. will be sold lhe minute Call 58&.0222 off University. f"or 1n-BY OU#UER Open'House
Hurry. Priced to sell youseeit.Atlowpriceor . VALLEY REALTY formatio n call "" Sat/Sun l -5
fast ! Call 963·7881. $45,000. Duple x 2-2 br units. •
O"f'•'~'"''S 'IJNroet"MCf ' ·S!RTTS 400£.17"' A FOR AU Choice Joe, So. o( Hwy. 1614 Corsica.CM [\fm-,ilJiil;:~ RE",.2~ATE ?.=.! .......... !?~~ ?.~:! .......... !~ C.M41 ... w 1_f1_•_.soo_._,,.._·530i ____ :~~~a.~~~~:~i ~) $iQi \j)} WALKT~BEACH GOVERNMENT ••·--co~~::::H U.'.~1 1iak~.:!:.:!.bl!
From this spacious 4 ·BACK ON THE Stlnny 3 bdr'm., formal offer. Vaca.at. Move in ut REFURllSHED bdrm 3 bath famHy home 0 WNED SPANISH FIXER dm .. 3 ba .. 2 nower filled once. Pay rent until el°"'
3 Bdrms .. 1 ~ .. ba. + with just under 3,000 sq. MARKET S34,900. 51750. Down . J BR 2 STY pati~· all on a wide of escrow. Call anytime
added bonus rm.; in the ft. or comfort. Complete· Nice section or llunt-• wide 45 ft. Joi. Best buf for details. 548-7711 ~ aft r d "-d 1 d 0 1 Here's your opportunity POOL I" •cH 6 644 -0072 very inesl con . Dl:aut. ly rem o e e . n Y to buy , 3 borne at last in~lon Bcat·h. 3 liedrm. 2 ~ ul $93.500 ' · •
Monticello, with pool & S69,SOO. 646·7711. Open years price. Super sharp baths., Govcrnmenl 528.500 OpenSatjSun .1-S [<i) , , ~
clubhouse. S34,500 Eves. 4 bedroom SANOPIPEH financinf:!. Large ~ertainini:; sized Uni•ersity Rf.'Clfty
VISTASUERTE .. l\o100ELin IJarlK>rVicw 646· 2il,eves64&0650 living roo m. J\llc hen 3001E CsLHwy 673-6510 ' j
'f3hbde Blu!C2<.bN.B00. 1-~t"!'I .. , Hills . J Bath, J c:1r lar~e enough to prepare OCE•HYIEW rm.. a.c Wll tn garage, grcatpatio'with . banque t a nd lar ~e "'
A·l cond. Vacant, ready viewing deck. Custom 1 enouizh d ining room to DUPLEX PARTY GIVERS
forimmed.oceupancy. 1--=====-'-'-I decorate d and pro-serve it. Sweeping stairs View from each unit,+ DELIGHT
fessionally lt1nd8capcd. l=========1 to bedroom suites. lluJ?;c beamed ceil., h~e. living lt1ESA V£RDE2story, C Try a Dai l y Pilol
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or rent somelhing.
HOUSES FOR SALE
l llEDROOM
4!l216t h P l ~·costaMesa
646·8590 Fri /Sat/Sun
3 IR & F..t.M RM or DEH
8724 Hummingbird, Ft. Valley
963·9771 $63.750 Sat/Sun 1·5
lZl5 Santiago Dr, Newport Beach
642·8012 $104,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 llEDIOOM
8191 Snowbird, Hunt. Beach
963·9771 $52,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
325 Crescent Bay Dr, Laguna Bch
494 .2091 Fri/Sat/Sun
4 IR & F..t.M RM or DEH
2053 Phalarope (Mesa Verde) CM
541·5032 $79,900 Sat/Sun J.5
9925 Aster Cir, Ft. Valley
839·592S $73,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2580 Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa
646-32.55 646·4356 Daily 10·6 * Pool
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YOU OWN THE.LAND? hideaway master. Taki' rm , 2 Jge. bdrms., dbl. bedroom, 3 bath home.
Sll!i,900. Open DaiJy I 'S ove r 7"~'7ti Fiii\. f';O garage,frplc.$165.000 With 20x26 famil;y room P~1 . 3860 ()c(·an Birch, NEW LOt\N COSTS. CAMEO HI.OS. for t hose special partil!1'1
Coronadell\1ar. · S196/m o , pays all . Customhlt.homcwith so entertaining at your l'.'
640·6161 ll U RRY t;llt ST TO m<1ny i!!ood features, it blln bar under ••
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REAL ESTATE , INC.
644 ~7270
OPEN HOUSE
llEAUTIFUL CJ.RMB. ..t.r HARIOR YIEW HOME-private U kin gsize yard with 2 separate
patios. Bos· "•it h overhangs for all
your plan o l .: ... cul-de·sac.
Perfect f 0 -edrooms,
paneled den, .... ~. .ng room.
Close to schools. Como vy and see
this highly upgraded home on FEE
land fyr $84,950.
2828 E:. Coo't Highway, Corona del Mar p
BARGA IN .CaJl96J.7tl81 . app't . ceiling. Covered patiu
01'fN'1"·"\'·"10•1•1"'' SOUTHOFHWY. and Jots or trees for"
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s.52,000. 673-6641i
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2 Bdrm., 2 bath home on privacy make this home a d ream come true. Call lge. lt-1 lot. $88,Si(X) 546-S880, A gent.
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beamed ceil., shutters & Oma Point 102&
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S72.900 rn Dana KnoUs-3Br·2Ra•
Lrg yard w /paved boat
or trlr storage. 496-068.'i.
Deluxe .,,.rex
Ne a r Bay & Ocean. MEWDAM.4.POIHT
Completely rcdccoratt.'fll--"'-----=+~1 VIEW DUPUXES
& landscaped w /auto 4170RCHID OPENHOUSEtl-5
sprklrs. New cpl, drapes, 2 Dr. !iv r01 . frplc, din. · Priced lo sell f'Ternu!
tile. S69.SOO. Lxl'Cplional rm. 45' lot. 167 ,(XX) 33772 Violet Lantern financing , t!!21i W •642·8St).'>• D -A Balboa Bl vd. O pe n -------IZ r /lBr •••••••• $68,~ 3391t1\lcazar S8-a~1Su6~31~~1 Don Gates, Costa M•so I 024 3 Br/2 Ur ••...••• $75,SOIJ
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8.ayfront Condominium 2 OWN L R $42,.500. Super Wt>Stbay JncomelJoml'.<;.
Br 2 Ba. DR, pool, dk, sharp 3 br, Llf.a ba., fam. 34121Cstllwy,496-34Jt
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•Poof, Sundeck• Mesa Verde by Owner 4 Transf'erredEftc.,CllR.
•Slip Available• Br, 2 Ba, nt'W' crpts & FR, lrg rec. Tm., 2 wet.
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•Adult Bld ~·S88,ml• 811'<;;, loan. 32fKl Dakota. cor lot won't last. at
Oli,·e Wiggenhom, Rltr 549·3256 $69,7.50. Call 962-M9S, Aft
675 6160 5 PM 839·9458 As!J.. uk 1....,~~~~· ~~~~I llo1csa Verde Shangrila. for Ed n.trber r: Customized e~y care 3
, . BR w f'POol. Lge fnm·rm, 4 BR, 21h: BA "Meadow$'' Fin~ w~at. you .want Jn beaut . Jancl'lcapcd. Byowncr.$53.,000 1 Daily P1lotClaM1fieds_ 546-"2W By • MS QIZ ,
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''.abandoned I &1 vie LOW 40's. This new lree '"odln1 Qwnez> ol this elegant 3 bdrm + den, 3 d d l l • wlodow. <NY (pk:,•' 3&1. llOOM home in Univ. Park haa 3 OC" ..... Vl"EW bath Ba l b f 6,400 Sq. ft. deare ·ao ' eve
II •1 h Ash -ablne1-, '·land approx.!S00•1·n.ofllv· """" ycres ome IDll¥ trade or ready for buil~~dbome I• •-' "' tc ea/1ourme .. cu .. · inc apace. It n"ludes :t I-your old home, vacant 1 ..... d, or cabin. · .uuo •
appl., aunny breakla• -ar k<lchcn, bu!Moa. R ' CUSTOM HOME;, :> -nook, huge ma•ler + comfort¥ble bdrm1, lrg B '1, finished bonus Manicured gar.aens & courtyard entry,
children• suites. Bout &llstening bath!. entel'-rm, si,; Baths, formal Laguna ~ formal dining room &~uah grey.blue
gate &: mlnl on:hard. l tain on lZJt.45 screened dining rm & famil y rm. c-.t• drace th11" pres ..c-·• home a·t
I • -• 1 • The prlce is $64 ,500 •...-e &'.._ the •O'st but submit any a uminum cove,~ ankl. leaiehold & the builder ls I 2 J'S SA M T t A 6 0 'D 11 V,I,
.:P:.;r;.;r•::.r.:.! =B=-"':.:·.:1"12-=.:SS::::ll.:.· --l ;0°n7p~~!!'!nt P~~k t~f.~. anxious to sell ! Elegant executive residences with up to HIWPOIT Ill.CH. $104,500, CAL1' * IY OWNER* ters & oerene ycltow ex· PARK 11 HOMES 3,00'.l sq. ft. of luxcwious. space and all NOW for appoiotmenttosee. 64J.tOIZ
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home.•br,Zba.2story, 1'~1-1/\, bul hur-ry!.1-ho PIC very private atmosphere 897-0321. TURTLEROO< mes o this price. raige. By Worm~ 1 Ntlsallttst.lt C.
with elegant ta...,.capc. . .•• · •1 TOWNHOUSE ington, builders of maisions of the 1141111td1111M,W.I. ~-~ looc•-""''"'' ZOOO n•"··.a.e·•-. ·~•t•·r 2br. & den. Former ---~ ..... ., If'!!;'. .. oo Hol~ood nd _,. __ Ii · · c ..... ~ 1011 ···················-·· large ma•ter suile , ' ' • m et. Air conditioned, stors a u111t11J 1ne (UStom ..,... .. "-•Roman biilth &
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Great Pool Home
A beautifully upgraded ·
br, 2~ baths, 3 car
garage. Family room.
Formal dining room.
Jluge healed & filtered
pool. Covered palio. Cul·
dt!·Sac lot. Boal or trailer
access. Lots of exlras.
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962·4471 r:n 548·B103
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TOWNHOUSE
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to beach. Beaut ., ,,.. DONALD M. llRD 17141494-2091 Unique contemporary classic. Finest Cout Pacific Re•l1_556-<;c.__l_
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l·Br. Submit all offers. A•••<l•te•·•"lt•'• f 0 ~ ood d EILate491-A15/831·2600 FOUR UNITS ~· 500 ' _....::.:::.-~==='--..,..,,., HOUSluG--~ITY· use o && w . A warm, a aptable· _,, • 1-.,.. .. -" ~'"'" Costa Mes•. tT9.IOO. Deerfield Patio 1-lome. 3 family home. 5 Bdrms. + family rm.. BeauUIUI eopdoZ Br. pool. Pil 1 R E ••• -·· BR. 2 Ba. Atrium, plush large sundeck wilbjacuzzi. Star of the A11ume 8~?". loan., __ • __ ._. ______ _
crptg, hardwood plank LidolslandHomeTwr . .-wO"J,500 Owner493-TSM eve&. ** 4..PLEXES
floors. vaulted beum ~· ceilings, skyhghL'I, neur Loqunaleach 1048 LCMJUftOleOCh 1048 $mtt41A.na 1080 Spacious w /bltn1.
REAL TY INC. community pool & green· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO .. ., ALJY ••••••••••••-••••••••• sprinklers, 11:lnt Cost• 714/846·1371 I "'lj! J' . ft.l:A ** D 't~all*** Mesaloc.lfyouarelook· bet. .......;,ooo. nnc1pals Open Jlouse Sill. & Sun. OldLCMJunaCharnl 3377YiaUdo.M.I. •673-7300 * 08 "' ingforagoodbu.)'inun·
T_E_N_N_t_s_· _A_N_Y_O_N_E_•, oe"1'y,.2oow~~.r~ • .!,"0·2071 la··,·vdmA. 2822BdAlla Laguna N r Be a c h & town . cFoormperidceaowaood, Bolnte,breswtltoll its: $85,0QO. x · r..., ""'' · pen v . 3 .home amid Triplex -3 ·2Br. 2 D 'tM' lhl Adult Condo, 2 yrs. old. House S~t. & Sun. 10.4, 12 tall trees. Beautiful old w Jfrplc. 3 car gar, by probabb' kees>&oinl up ••• Age:'549_;~~~
Lg. 2 hr, 2 ba. new cpts. Po1n~ett1a. ·r.o.w. area. s79 ,200. owner. 352, 356 & 362 •. not down! 2 Bedrm, 2
51EDROOM custdrps,frml.diorm, A.:ent. 497·1744 or Thalia . (55 ft lot.). Mewportleodl 1069HtwporthaCI. 10&9 ba sln&le story 1••cu--Rv lg. patio, tennis, pools. IMMED POSSESS m....--. . .., -"'11
t o!1J1 -"~~ Rustic bea"ly w>"th tar• • • 494 ·4439. $119,"00. 67"·6224 & •••••·~·•••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• •u..-.. ...,-ea ~a . .. &e jucu17.1. t'ullsec.$37,900. Th is vacant. 3 bdrm., " " •~1950 N eta 2BR&l BRonl~LoW. family room & li•in • 673·'17Z9 642-3099. -' • ew carp ' Tremendous potential. room with ro111anlic _________ ,family rm., 2V:I ba. FAMILYDB.IGHT 1-;~;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I newdiape1,etc.Alkfor Lot size will accom·
:;tone fireplace In choic townhouse, is waiting for F9r th e family whol• lc'°Fra=n=k:,:·.:1139-8321:.:._=:oAg=mo=;L':c:cl modale large dup5ex w/4,
}{untington Bleach ar SUPER3"-RM iunewowner&isj'>riced wants everytrung! ThlS EMfRALDIA--Y EASY .DO.WM -l near mai·or shoppln, ._, below market at. $5-1,500. 2·story 3 bdrm .. 3 btl:lh. We offer this okierhome We1t.mn1ftr 1-099 car -gar. Value in lot. 2 Bath, 2 slory ... priced lo C II for tleta•·l.s family room home has . of ••••••••·••••••••••••••• $61-Knn 1A•ettL648-0812--center . .Abandoned! A a · on ocean side Coast ,....,.. .. • · sell ut $35,950. New plush b d ·1· f I H k 1· k Excellent f1"nancm· g·, or lease, at $425 steal at $50,950. 003-5671 carpe ting. Fantastic eame cet s., rp c., wy •• on par . l e $45,000 SMALL trailer or556·71135. h WEHAVERENTALS centralair·cond.&elec· grounds; thi s i$ an permo.,orlease/optiontopurcbase;3 park dowOtown Daert
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r.ilter. Large estate·type home. Ad· bdrms., 21h. ba., frpl, gourmet kitchen, STATEWIDE Hot Spriogs, lOspac.es + ....ef.;:.,.t""::~~cl--' , 552~7000 cate &: 1ltered pool vance app'l. required. all blt-ins. Custom shuttei's &: drapes Real Estate firm paying 2 trailers + 2 pools +
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Be.ch & El~lis, llB Beautifully lndscpd .. ed. Exclusively by the BEST BUYS in one of Newport's lial comm. to producers ,,~· ... .;,,,,,""·' a a.nee. -..,..-r. · h · only ... Call: 714-SfO.l.395• :.-::_:~:::::__ _____ _
963_8316 w1l sprinkling iyslem & Corbin-M..tin most desirable areas. Call Agent, for participation m uu.a•-
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CALIF RAH.CH BY OWNER. Adult z. University Park, By & only minutes from lBR. Gd . financing at
Neslle:t on a hil~ near story condo. 3br, l'illba, Owner, 4 Bit, 3 Ba, ram· Niguel Beach. A real 1----------181,.;:%. Principals only. beach .~uge1Jx27 raml· washer /dryer. refrig. rm. 2600 Sq. n. Loe on jewelat$92,500 L-aMi-·.i •. 1052 Mew-..&leadl 1069 Newport leach 1069 MobHeHomn Bkr.556-6171 Jy, music & ,game rm $28,900. 546·5472. major i:::reenbelt area. -..,.-· ~ .....,... • --s I 11001--'---'-------
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cabinets In kitchen Pool w /spa & patio. Mirrored wardrobes, 2 1Jl@e111l't7 Niguel towohome. Fplce, ran pe010g 1"1111 I YlkJ119 Dtlm:• Alt adult luxury 2 br, t~ serves ranch size dine, Beaut. 4 br, 1~ ba. frpl , Fr pies, p a tios, Inside 41U~· 2800 elec gar door opener, ful· 2 Custom Homes Fully 101ulated. added ba units. Income $U,340.
·l6xl3 fronl liv rm, plus nxt. to park & srhl. Nr. laundry. Nr. recreation ly upgraded. $49,9$0. NEWPORT VILLAS BALBOAPE!VINSULA screen room 8X27 + Pricedat$325,000.
carpets, fruit bearin Shop'g. Ctr. By owner. area. , Schools & Shops. 4 Sale ly Owner 49S·l920. ' Excellent location on the many other added extras
trees, unbelievable $51.000. All terms. $78,800. 17701 Ash Tree 2 llouses on 1 Lot. 2 By owner. 2 Bd. & con· Co"r:~;:!~:=:mea ~:a~.oW"!c"'::!~~~: $10,500. Principalsonlypleas@. ~tel;t today! I Bk 963·3165, 9052 Pioneer Dr. Ln. Eves. & wknds. Or Oversl:ied ga~ages, s.un· vertable den. El Niguel We1tcliff area bdrm s' 4 baths & Roy McCcrcle
· · call833·2124forappt. ~c:X. 04~-~~7~ ocean. Country Club Condo. of Newport Beach Gallery. 2 fireplaces, Realtor 1110~ PAUL W BRUMFIELD
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642-8550 $
33 500 TURTLEROCK Prof. ' · Stove, refrlg , $42,000to$44,000 wetbar, ullra modern CostaMesa548·Tn9
! • lndscpd. 3 br. 2 ba, TREES-TREES-TREES washer /dryer, & dis· 2Bedrooms,2Bath.s kitchen & private pier. MobileHomel2x60' Zbr
l Di1tre11Sal~ -a trium, weibar, A /C. Laguna charmer. Walk hwashe.r. Carpets & separatediningarea Fee Jaod. See at 1200 newly dee & Jd;cpd'l-"'=====:::;:,==o
'Won't last Jong, so call Bil Open Sal/Sun. Own. lo b e ach. 0 p c n drapes like new. SS3.MIO. •Decorator wall to wall East Balboa Blvd .• or renced yd adult prk' 4 UHIT5-MESA.
now! On a big lot , 833·2483 SAT /SUN. 436 Agate. Open house ~t. & Sun ., carpeting eall67S-S120formorede-960·3468 ' • $64,950
secluded back yard with l--"-''--------1 $49,900. Jlelen 1\1. Bush& 31261 East Nine Dr. ~~l3 ) •Enclosed patio or,_:tail=· •::· _______ 1---------1
party patio. Extra large Rea) Estate .ASSUME 70/oLOAH Associates 499-4584 447·2896 or (714)493-1657. balcony 1· l2X60 Mobilehome. 2 Br. I Four bread & butter un· family room Is game $2Z9 MO. •Continuous cleaning DOH7UFr Ba. Adult Park. Costa its! Fine Costa Mesa
siied. Full dining room. by /tAl::NAY EMERALD BAY Like He-w Vf.w! oven .A HA.HD!! Mesa.Nopeb.tHB-8612 location. Two-2 BR at
sunny breakfast area. ADULT HOME An adorable small home. 3Br, 2ba, upgrd'd cpts, •Ref rl g era tor• ice It's spoUess and easy to • Sl.65 mo. & two-1 BR at Centrally heated. Spotless adult occupied nearly n f:!w. Parquet drapes, patio, Jndscpd. maker keepthatway.Arecent· 72 Buddy l2s:&o. 7850 $145 mo. Gross $63) per
lnc ludes carpel• & 'TEACHERS PET''· home I Plan 7 California fl rs .. used brick, wood, .:$4.:9::,500::::..· '="=-:·•::995:::_· ___ 1 •3 h eated :;wimming Jy redecorated 3 BR end ·Slat.er Av, Hunt. Bch. mo. total. Over $600
drapes, new kitchen Smartes~ house 00 the home. Cul·de·sac loca· pan1;1ling, s wimming poo1•· pools unit townhom~ near pool AJk1og $9000. 842-5098 spendable on 15% downt
•flooring. Extremely block, accented by tion. Fireplace. Comfy &gla'Ssencloseddeck.2 AHN CHISMAN •Dr•peries andclubbousewith. over· a .. --for-~-1200 Can add 8 mote unit.st
sharp! But ..,,..., better manicured lawns, n'"ht kitchen. Queen size Bd s 2 b ·•-all RE•L EST'~ •Lo b · fire I 1 ·• and A-..--;r--Must see call now ,_ -b d L rm .. a1.1.,.; am A A•lli g urrung pace 1 leu master swle ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •
hurry,BKR.call lights&spriµJclersinF& e r ooms. awn d ctb td I •Ab d t l t · h I 7$21700 F;. 842 1854 R. Desirable 4 Bdrm Tri· sprinklers' Anxious k~t~,h~~~~=cell:nl ~~~ OPEN HOUSE witbunm~~rocr:ie ci:~~ c~gll t l ghl view. $00,500. AVoCADO LAND. $?,080 C>Pf,,. irt q" •11-S '1.INtOMNll'.r•
I • level home inside owner wants fa st sul e. ·Sunday,1·5 doors. a 644•72ll. per/AC. Rancho Cal.
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FOREST IN THE CITY
Magnificent 3 bdrm 2
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lSxJS' open beam paUo.
'Towering trees &. lush
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In quality. A Brilliant $23.000 remain i ng An 0"' PacificlslandVillage 11 4·1256 Tight $ rorc~s sale.
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br, 2 ba. Only $52.0IX>. 3br, 2ba . B'nook , Laund. . 494-1177 Listed! ........ $98.000 l-,,,N::E::W::PO:::::::R::T::VILLAS===·::=~~642~~·""'9;;;ii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ol Great Newport loc$tion, r-~~~~~~~~~ Rm. Atrium. Nr. pool. OCEAN SIDE f H 3235~/31678CoastHwy, 1-$110,000 yrly. $1,050,000.
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..that boat or camper. Al· Feel the ,crisp fall air as LE RAISOR Ac:ross the Street "'Mo•e Rk1it In'" · course. '84,995. ~ 4bdBdrm2.,b2 b1a. uppe:Crpr •1 3 lJ!it user. Lions Estates. Je_yaccess.80-tt55. , yourelaxonthebalcony Ir m hoth p "d r 1 rm., a. ower: c.1~-~~~~~~~~-l-=~ .. ~·~·~·:?;~·.J·~-~~~1~:.-ff th 1 t o eac er r1 e o ownership n MEWPOR Y.cb unit; Kood reotall: --._,.., ~drm.e w~f~e.wn;i:.f~ REALTY TWO TRIPLEXES. N. Mission Viejo's El TSHORES aieal$169,.500 Can1n1rclal SIX deluxe,~-w•r•. Laguna. l Has a J·Br Dorado neighborhood. A 3 BR, A·frame + l.ge. e..1. 1 ....... 1600 ~ " • -Walker & lee closeL. Thereare2iildtti· 4523CampusDr.,lrvine home&. (2) 2-Br apls. model3Br .. ramilyroom Cam. rm. Top cond. 1~CHDWLEX rop1ny owner's unit_f'lyrented. lional bdrms and 2 baths _., cnn. "·-e, new-units, clooe ••••••••••••••••••••••• Almost n•w. Lrg lot · · Campus Valley Shop Ctr. The other has a2·Br lux· home with central air _,....., w.aa ... ~ ---======::... __
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walk lo beach, 2800 oq. pnced al S12.i00 choice. ZAG RODZKY, * 54 ... 1~ * UALTY '75-1642 "ond I l /T ft.,6BR+den,oncul· ~ Realto r.494-8611 511·1000 6TV """ OrlllftUfftl ow• *JUSTLISfEDttr de-sac. 3 BA, 3 ear gar, 3 Lg bdr, 3 ba. Feelind. t l-;:;;28;;;15;N;p~t;·;B;lvd.;;;,;NB;;;I• lloetsff forscM 1700 1Be9 UNITS, Newport
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• BR C A B DY 0 N I P P I If C A N R p DRAMATIC Wood & Im· Ow Staatl view bome, pool. fireptl, $117,000. Owner will take by . owner. NP'I'. HTt. OCEANA Ernest Eckhoff, Eckhoff
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I.Blah -':!in~•p:Ol/c~' t::li'. Air cond., 2 Bk. l~ Bl, t2U)S31-640BcoUect. 11on.5U-m I o.-.nM·FlMI • ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ES s:m mo. 830-tlU. R'U\.TY Df\lr', Ranae,cn;U.drsll, STUDIO apt, like ·new, BEACHFRONT2br 2bl t BRGARDENAplw/ltv. s.Go.3",anttz.S . ._..,.r-~ UH D CO 552-7500 pool. dbl 1.r, patio. frt>lc ,J••unl.pool,lblk bl'-· , L•~-·c ... l<ntrtg.Newpnll<dl111-G;;:;;••••••••••••••• FR&E RENTALSERV. l ... lhwJ011 a..:t. 3240 A Red Kill Company Adult.I, 1\0 pets. $250. &o'beach. 111-5700 .;,;m~: y;"11767&.-rAA,; Luab aha& er?(. Adu.lta, -
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1 BR houae $85. 1 BR Exec.&: F1JD1Jybomet. 2 BA home. Flreplace: Cne. ZBr. ~ slncl c~~= ,.~It RooiD1, $22..50week. WINTER, by park, 2bl', 2 Pac c
mobile Cosla Mesa $00. 2 1-991.aNXI lood cood.iUon. children level, central au. $UO yr U ~ N>lsSlOOmo. 538-7056 ba t3DO too •2 Br upper Mcu Verde. "711 Ocean Ave
Br Lasuna Beaeh $240 OK. tee s:w,s Call Be l)'. 67S-40S9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· • 8S2rUW Adul\1 Sias Gara&4 (71•>•1411
utit pd. Bachelor untl' or i:e 96a 4569 0; BeautifuJ,lill:e.MW,2.br,2 Li; ileCICtl J741 avail dopeta °m-897.t Hunt Beach $100. Batbo8 NwP.l Bcb 2 br, appls, 9&3-l'186 • POOL Home, 3 br, ~~ b•, D.R .. frpl , pOOI, 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••LOE CLEAN l Br, Bat •• , M'anagtdby
s140. Newport Beach ch1ld,pet. · $195 mo, lse. Nr. :M;Ju pat.ioa. We1t.tUU area, EFFICIENCYAPTS Bay Bcb loc Adults no i.,.1&2Bedroom,28a Willia'°tiallenCo. '
$145. Agt., Fee.m8430 CdM: 1 br, appl.s, util pd, Hunt. Hbr Twntw.e:. Never ahop&: Univ. SS&.12Tl 121• Rut. I and lld , (roru $190. Pool, m.a.ld, pets, Yrly. siis.~ Walk loShopJllngfl.Bus I----'---~-~ •-~-a Island 3106 l'Cd'.M 3 br, 2 ba, app'·. occupl~. t8r, 3b., 30' UNIV . Prk. Terr. Newport Be1cb, 6CZ-9118 fn~ceN.~~dry, VWase Nopets,M&r.13J·31W1 Lo•eAt ltt .... 1 -~~lid ~ boal ~hp, terutll. pool, Twnhome.New2br.2ba. alter< . -OCEAHFROHT CASA VICTORIA ZBr.2Bafromtm.Un ' ~~~·~·=:~·;·;;~;·;;••;1~ El Toro 4 br. 2 ba. kids, ~~:-';~:SO lae. M7·9975 s.\50.W.8488/83.l-19'72 Towlllhotrw BACH. util pd. $185. JOO. 2 br $150 Wntr '525 » 1,2&3 hr. Deluxe Unfur. ~r~~w!:~~r!:-:t
elec. kitchen w/dsh~hr. pet. . . • BEAUT NewRanchoSan URfwowhhNI 3125 up/$60.wkCrescentBay. lY Gar allbl~ su-zm.8 orFurn.auJwtrpd. pct.a a o-r
frplc, patio, bbq. 9 mo ffunL Bcb 3 + fam rm, 3 Joa,;u·R Twnbome. 2 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14MN.CslHwy494-2508 or·67~ • Adults.-NopetaSec. eate 'APPLBAPl'S -
I -· ba appl1 'Ida pt Sf'•ltkLI-~ 2 ' Over! •'Cu.I z BR 2 Ba -. Pool recrro elevators w A ltB. se.~.mo.539-8831 • •,. 1 e, "" ....,,.." i.ii a, 2 sty. ook •-aJ•m1 ~.,-1 ·v-1 .. ,· .. Oce•nrront 4 'Br, apt: 52SVlttori~ M2-8970 6100 amu "" 1ingles DELUXE golf coune le Jai:e. SS1S. .. a r. -•an YI Wl.l\ter tease.. 00 peLs · • (1t•>M'7«>t'J 3br, 2ba, bit-Ins, flpce. F11RN. Ba1boa3br,2ba, 3 Bedroom, l~ bath, S41-7044 /S.S2·0M5 are.a.$295.SM.-100. $435.494·1011. · S.Clifll_.. 7176 a.OSEt.oShoPoina.t&
W\nter. 675-7673. Open frplc. child. fireplace, bltns, $325.& . ••••"••••••••••••••••• DR ......,..L Adi•• 00 ...... 1111 TO RACH Sun.120Topaz. . FURN. Balboa cottage $360. per month. 2 NEW Deerfield Prt Coo Villafe S•nJuan. 3Br. l~ (kean(roht. 2 hr 1 ba util EXTRA Ni 2 br '......... -. __, r::::· ....... It SH-HG ::CCT_;..:;.=::::...--~=I Sl" til pd. · I Bed • ba b. d 2b d r 1 bttns Ba Townhou1e $2:95 d • ' ce •ocean· C:pL , drpl, atv, •-· "111 "-...,.... .. , Win\eroryrly3@r.th; • u amgea. room,l~ t ,126$. o. r+ e n•.'1?· I 95-S438 • p ; Also year round view, els. to pler. Avl. 4c up. 1811 Monrovia l .2"3BrapU,bllnl,dis!
charming l<~ee. Agt.. Cl?Se lo acbools & park. rec facll, mamt d. $395. ease. 4 bacb. 536-0321 now. •12·84.GO sta-91"3/644·9'09 hwuhera, 10mew/t'rplc. Patio/gar.age.~~~e . HOM£RHDERS Bicycle t.o bea ch. M9-4137 /S52-88U o.aex•iUllfww 3600 Lu ZB d sea Pvt & 2 car caraees. Prom •64Z·9900• Children OK. U l p rtt 'Ibe ••••••••••••••••••••••• z. r, en, • · 5-ta.AIWI 3780 NEWLY Decor'd . 1200. Liona Eatate1; Love~ 2·sly. (am. home· 202SpringfieJd, HB n venlty a . . Ter Be iJ I L "'-Bch, leMll, pool. W\nltt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eaatakle 2 br, pvt. yd, 53&-2ST9 _,.. '"'BR C t. M .. 15 2 W.otBeach.Bblkson race. 3br, 2ba, din. rm aut u a rge vo;ean lu.M '450. (11•)t99-2926 Pool adu.ita•J----------3 B . 2 ba. patio, gar."" OS a esa ~ · Adams,N.atAlabama Pool, cstm epll/drps. View 3 Br, 2 Ba, bltm, or(213)790..f60L enc. gar. ' wuwT·o-•CH Small family or couple Br $205. Newport Beach, .__._ 833 8203. wa her/drye r 2 car .. ., AMIASSADOl IMHS $225. 546-8739 --on ly (no students). singles ok. 2 Br, 2 ba Sprin1fieldF.at.les __,mo. · s · e · 0 .F.&.MRICA 1&2b1\c_pta.drpl,bltn1.
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Avail. now. $350 + utll. Huntington Beach, kttls, Kltldlo«Jft'Slleaffy LCIC)IMGleoch 324: ~~~~J~. No pets. O~f:t~r;ii_.=~lf:c': TWO LOCATIONS Garden Apt. ZBr, lba, &11.raae.20S&21ZJ.5tbSt.
Wntr. Agent61UOOO peta. Horse ranch, eatUe 940-38S8or •••••••••••••••••••••• uUJ .orYearly.49'7·1082. WEEKLY RA~ ~ndc~ 1 f ,a,r.6 ~~~~~f :· 538·309 or ~ 01' j
DAYFRONT 3 br, 3 ba, ~9'.~00. Agt.. Fee. 841-1300 OCEANVIEWDECKS Apcwtwwwllhftni.at1d $311: week $l2S FULLSERVICE 846·1129. M.1·39S7
docks. m8 5 mo. Wntr. lse. ' ~ae~ts~~~~:. ~i~~: ;:i: '1a"l•bo••0••111.,and••••••••3 .. 7•0•6• =~-Ap~rtmenthls;_1S>: ~1:s•J!:i:~:~· $185. GIGANTIC2 Br. lt'1 10B~C.OWN•DO•h ~e1r1,"'..!!". l
. JI new paint. Vac. SJ60 mo. F -1 0 K $375M ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heated pool & near un crpr ce ' e · P•tlo, c lubhse. pool. 1602 ayfronl.615·7762 'i ~:IA ·RJllJ.i: II 3 BR, clean. new cpls, dbl. gar. Large yard. week. S2(1(). man •up. &l5-43401r:MC).ZJOO d 1 d C l an lll"I '""7 ..-·~ 1~i:;/'~1so.~ 1;',:1:'h$1~: ? •q-tjl Li-JN? 846-4288or 994-2185 ~~'J'TOcEANVl~W 3 BR avail ror )'Tly. 1 .Beach. Laguna Motor ~:fr~g'. 'g~;~nat1°.":n: :~;:.:: Ctt~.':ii5~~
UtiL pd. 675·3335 Santa Ana Sl~., 1 brcot· B 3 BR, 2~ ba, cust. bit. block t.o bay. Bar&pat.Jo. Inn, l.57S N. Cst. Hw-y. A.DarfMN'ft 111rages, pun(ied waterc,--~~------
1.•e -RAND new Yorktown hom e. Lge. liv. rm .. frpl 213-79S-64009·5Pm •94-3531 . Uafuntf1hed 'Orr st r eet parting.
B Ibo P ·,.. 3107 6 ViJJascondo,3br,2ba,2 b "' lorMOllE a a enin a Costa Mesa $165. t br car garage, de<:k , patio, sep. din. rm., ltn. kiteh. CUTE 2 br house + gar. Newport a.ach 3769 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults, no pets. 202 Ruge 3 br, 2 ba beadti
••••••••••••••••••••••• w/garage wiHgofast! pool, clubhouse. $375 . 2hCa r,,!.",'5·Mlmmac. Yrty,$310,gaa&wt.r.pd..••••••••••••••••••••••• lalboal"-d 3106 Nf'111erton/IAve.lbbllkkES..~ apt.
Winter r ental, 2 Br Curn. 3 Hunt. Beach $130. l br mo. call 962-8167 t ruou · ..., 0 · 675·3063 art 4PM wknds ••••••••••••••••••••-:•• ewport ve, 1 · "' Call for addltlCllll tnf'o., carports. szso monthly. w/garage MISSION REALTY · 2&38Ra,~blk.tobeach. Yearly.Channlng28r,1 Bay , Co1la !de1a (ll4)M1.4381 •
714 811·9517 Tustin $Uo. 1 hr, stove. ADULT Condo 2 yrs old. • • 494 -0731 • • Cozy, ch.arming. retreat. 2 Wntr. or poalble Yrly. ba. Terrace. Qxnp cptd. ~842-~"!_8690~!..._ _____ _f;-;;;;--;;::::;:--:;;;:--=';:"
. refrig,cpts,drps Lg. 2 br, 2ba, new cpts, ,...___ .. _, 1 N--cL ... Br, (1replace, n e w 675-9'l25/213·9"-4890 S2'15.61S.2133All5. 3 BR Condo $275. mo, Peninsula Point, IOftly 3 W . $155 N cu.st drps rrmJ din rm uo.::ei:Ullron un.n agun. carpets, wallpaper etc. F 0 .1.noTO $190 2 Br. R/R, CID Pool,play1rnd,patJo, BR. ft11n . or unfurn. est minster . eat l I . at.io . teMiS Is' Cove. 4 Bd. 3 ba. (rplc, Avail lat.e Sept. l l4 YJ OCEAN R NT~ .... ~ br lalboo P .. lftlllla 3107 carport, pvt patio. 731 B kids & pell OKW.TSG ~;~!~~ $325. •Yrly $3'15. g~~~Ya;,~Sa. $200. 2 br ~~~;~-4~~11 s~c.poo$.1.1tl ~~!h. P:!!:iy s~:f;te!t<. Cor al. 213·18&6522 Wn:r.~-~c!'~~ ~:~:;·2·~~:·;~;;:~:;.:·r• W.18thSt.6'13-~ , Large2 BR.1 ba. $165/mo
w/yard,famllywelcome · · $850 . Winter, $1,000.Cl-IARMlNG 2 br, frplc. blt.ns, yrly. No pets'. 2 Br,crpt.a,drps,uUls.N Closed gar, stove/ref,
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Hunt. Beach 2 br, 2 ba, 4 BR llunt Continental Yearly. No pets. 494-M.52. $26S yrly loci util 2D5YI NR. OCEAN new Dpl~ 2 67J.-· (213)257-9192 pets, $19:5. Over40. near store• OtUd OK. S210 Childrenok. · · · ·' br, l ba. Garb. d11p, _., 5C4iU.1 •
0 · ~·•lb b Condo. pool, clbhse, EMERALD 8 W l Coral Ave D/W '"ar Yrly $3lO NopetsRltz6'J5.6100 range -..v. r, omey k ids /pet OK 5295 ay n r. . • • · • · 21• From b each on SI'lJNNINO ,,. br atmos phe r e, nice for 979_7888 ' · Rental. 2 br. whitewat.e1 2 BR, 2 BA , patio. 9 or 10 Child OK. Seashore Dr NB. Lrg z d it'~ • 2 m NEW Lg. 3 hr, dsbwsbr.,
family view. $475. SSS.~days mos. lease. 747 Balboa, 615--0642!642-0500 br, (refrig, itv). Lower ~slrs, ar en ~· enc. gar, 2 ba $27S mo.
Spac. 2 Stry 3br, 2ba, Garden Grove $MS. 3 br NEWER 2 Story 4 BR, 3 v· E Id Ba T 67S-7418 LARGE z br tum. Steps dplx. P atio w/vlew of St 'ete. ,fZ.lS. ilO ?iieW I(, 2 br, patio, Is.
Bayview House. $325 or w/yard.Seeoow! Ba, 3 Car Gar, walk to iew. 4m:~a 2 b Y ~ Bayf • ter 300d lo beach Oceaovlew ocean. Yrly. $300/mo. · tloset.11 enc. gar. $225.
deluxe 2br apt. $250, Stanton $285.' hr. 2 ha, schools. nr beach. $450. ~j.~e. 6 623_5678
3• · . ro~t,bwin md k ~-Huae Pall~ Wntr. rentai Stable tenanla only . Nr. NewPQrt Heights. I.gt mo. Go. loc. 8C7·~ CIC' ~~~6~.rts. Winter. ni ce area mo.536-9941 er • · :~:~nta~83J.~i 0 $275• Yrly.' rental $315. 541·.5131 wkd.Ys 631-0485 2br, l ~ba, patio, 842-1112 ~
530-8505FftAcl 3 BR + ram rm, 2 car OCEAN VIEW awo Seashore Dr •• NB. eve. eoclo1ed ~arage, nu MODEL 3 br CondC.
"'Near Point, 3br house, gar Balboa Island 3206 gar., close to beach. $385 2 ~-· 1 i;, ba., lg.deek ni Bay(ry>nt l br ~ly. Patio, 673-3818 WALK to bay /beach 2 br, carpet, .du ts. no pets. priv'lgs. Liv, din rm,
&. palio. Adtts, no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. Call 9G8·93Jl ma1nt. Yard, . fresh .Pt. parking. Jnq111re 400 So. . . 1rq ha, garage. laundry, $22.5. 288A E. 1BUl .Place. kitch, rrpt. $900. 988.wT
$300. 675-2199 wknds or 3 Br av all for yrly 1 block elect. gar. refng., bltins. Bayrront, AptS Fhc1n1 J Oc~an, spac~ paUo $250 to S27S yrly ~116-~~35~15~-------1:-----:--:----=-:-~
833-9661Mr.Quthrie. to bay. Bar & patio. ~~E'!,;~,arpb~t~~w~~· $38S.mo.&40·4575· Bach. Apt. $175 mo. ~i~~:r~ ,:o"o0 'A~ult~: Rer1.'MST15$8;548-3607 Bachelor-house w/ own _. leach 3141 Coronad~1"4cr 3122 213-795 -64009-5 pm S63-3e:l2or'S41.1860 · LoqunaMJguel 325 Furn is hed. ulil pd. 5't8-634l , SPAC 3 br 2 ba frplc" yard.UUlllleapa.id.$12$.;;,"••••·~~~··;•;•~· ··~··•••••••••••••••••• 3br, 2ba. Winter $37.5. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54449251613-8700 aak for Duplex2Br&3BrWmter bUtt01>uy'or~b,vl~ 543-2182· 0c:a: ~m ~O:r A:J
China Cove (or Lease 2 Carp e l s & drapes . B E.A CH ·3 &: 4 . Brs · 3BR, 2 Ba , garden ho~c. Judy. tse $225 & *275 Jst&last. So. ol Bal. Pier. Nopel.1. 3 BR. t'Ai ba. newr cpQ Lease. Luxury, aecwi~
Story I 4br, great view or Fireplace. 615-7016. ~hildren/pets OK. l\1dl Walk to ocean, tennis. Balboa P*'llnMa 3707 •. ·, In d~it N $450. yrly. 4!M-17Z paint. drp1 lg rma Matqre adulta. 3175S Csti t &-be h. hke homes $35().$3'15mo poo l G uarded gates acean g .-........,.... ew , ' • .,-• • ;~rmoy~i:;own ac Balboa Peninsula 3207 Ca ll An~ or Caroi $425: mo. 615·0430 01···.••••••••••••••••••••• crpta & paint.~ Blkto 2BRUpperdplx.w/deck. ~lid/ell O.a.. t 2 io, Hwy.•99-2835.
W I rl . tH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-7881 644-5403 Winter, 2 & 3 Bdrm. $250& Beach. 673-fHOfaft.6 $28$ mo 212 30th St. 687 EAN •lew, spac:. 1 bP., a e ron omes $300 p /mo 114 E Balboa ' ' 631-1400 2 BR, 1 BA, bltns, S bses $350 per mo. lSI' & Last 3 LOVE Ly 4 br h o mi Blvd. 1_819_5991 · WINTER. on lhe sand at 613-6279 • 1 Br, new paint, alOYe It adult.I, 2e01 Solan.a W&J,
from sand. S35Qmo .. Yr-br, !% ba, cpts, dlllS. w/view. $42.5 mo.1st/las 1628 Oeeai:ifront. l br Corolla .. Mir 3122 retri!I· Adults, no pet&. L.B. $225 . .t.9'-1419
OnTheleoch !y. day 835-9007/eve b 1 t n 6 . +s5o <'lean'g. ree. IALIOAINH $210, Stad10 $150 mo.••••••••••••••••••••••• 0nJy$13$.54IMIB20 ON TffE WATER· 2 Bel. !~.!; 2B a.. Dl ptx673. f54rp32lc · 67.5-3913 714-842-82631213--886-0008 495--0552 or 496-1957 Unique winter rental. 105 Utll9 pd. 963-4188 NE w 3 bdrm 2 b a VILLA )f ESA Garden 1 'h ha. w /den o;er the
.;:rovv mo, win er. · B F Rm ba. -~ fl.1aln St 675-8740 • · ' A b paU pool b ' t I' II 1 2 r, am. ,4. 2c.._ BRAND New 2 sty 4 br 3 BR Family homew/lg · IMMAC, of( ocean garage. Bltns. Poinset-pta 2 r, o, , w 1tewa er c 1 s a.
Cosfo Meso 3124 gar. $365 per mo. on yr. 2'h ba 3 car gar Up~ yard 5325 mo lst & las· 2 BR 1 door lo beach w /view. Beaut. wood tia, CdM. S.9-8867Days. playground. garage from Laguna. UnbeUevablc
••••••••;•.••••••••••••• lse. Call Diane 673-7197 or graded: $4SO mo. 968-5612 + $so c 1 ea~ 'g. Cee. shori term rent.al. week: 1undeck, all bltns, inc. $205. 719 W. Wilson. luxury only*"°· permd,
l BR E!f1c1encyColt.ages 992-5000 4gs..05520r 496-l9Sl 1yormonthly.Er13.fi640 dshw.shr. 3 hr upper, QUALITYAl'T. 646-1251 lo right t.ea.anL Yeafti.
:=le adult.s. $10-~. Corona del Mer 3222 YOUfl LAST SfOP when Mission Viejo 3267 On The Beach, new dlx 3 ~~~Rbii!':· ~~·C::J ~~~~ 8:tp:::c~oo:a~ NEWPORT 1-
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Laguna Beach 3148 CHARMING 2 br house, bdrm, almost new home. 3Br 2Ba Fam Room $400.winler.67s-&!67 OpenSal.&9.an.645-3109 Large garage: Adults 2BR$13.5+Ulil. 2 b.a . laxury co4
••••••••••••••••••••••• (p , rncd. yd . 521 \.'J Very close lo ocean. p 01 s4so mO day~ eves 642-•088wkdys w /small pet OK. $450 .. lnfantaonly Nopels dom1111u~•· Xlnt Yi8'1(1,
LEASE $160.000 Beach Acacia, S295mo. 644-2405 Great noor plan for en· ~-8 i62 &&ts-0060eves. S.PACIOUS 1 Br $215. Util ' mo.Agent.675-flOOO 2450Newport.Blvd,CM from $325::-yrly.e&-1795
Condo. (or $1l15 mo. un-.. ,, tertainmenl 968-4456 or incl. Near everything. OCEANFRONT, Jge de-642-7678 I Cle t fur. or $950 rur . SHOREC~JrF1 3 + 963·.5191 GroundOoor2BRCondo. Nopel5.6'2·3Sl9 corated,clean3br,2ba lBR + aep.guestrm.& N~D:ex. 2 fx..an2v~wi
Ocean(nt.3br,2ba,2000 Br/3 ~a . r y se. 3l8 crpts, drps, bltns. gar, &lgelbr.6'15-4688 bath. $275, Avl. 9/1$, 1 Br, crpts, drps, bltns, o..-c, ams. · •
. rt. etbar f 1 Sec ~1orntn g Canyon Rd. GORGEOUS Lac eot 3 pool privileges $250 mo BAY VIEW, Bch, lbr 28 640-114leves. pool $155 mo no pets block to Bch. $450. f30 sq. ·• w • rp' · $MCI. Open Sat & Sun 9-4 u a · · · $220& 2br $300, uUI pd, r. ~ blk to beach. $230 • • ' · No. Cst. Hwy.
guard. Adult.s. 544-7678 pm bdrm: 2 bath, includ~s 830-5891 pier /pkg ad Its. 303 E OpenSal/Sun12to5.1903 2 BR a vi-now m ge refr ~6~7.".":"5800~-C8~"~'"-•.':N"'o'..'F'.'ce'!_ __ l:-:-~C:--:;-'::::-:;:--;;::--
. . washer, dryer, electnc Ed 1' l B7l 2866 W Dalbo Bl s245 1 • h'ld / t Oceanrront. Small Cove. While waler view Condo. C I M 3224 d & 4 BR Eldorado. crpts, gewa er. · · · · a · . yr Y no c 1 pe New l & 2 Dr. month S · 2 3 lld 2 b B os a esa garage oor opener d bl · ( util-pd · unfurn· so hwy to month,bllns. paciou9 or • a, $t00 mo.furn.2 R,2BA ••••••••••••••••••••••• gardener! Available-rps, tns,patio, cd~d·,Beaut. Bayrronl 2 BR TRYIT 4Jllh iris 642.06i6·gar 645.o521 &S48-429l Owners apt.. Winte r,
Agenl644·7270 EASTSIDEi neWly de· Call 968-4456or 962-~ Close~~ s~~~~ shop g. P~v. beach & dock, gar. YOU'LL LIKE IT! ' . l''rplc •. gar., sun deck,
lbr house & patio (or corated 2 br SpanlSh in REAL ESTATE by $.150. · Ut1l pd. $325. Winter. l;ive on the .sand this 2 Br, l:V...b a, ups tairs. 2 BR, util pd, children lge. kit., T.V .• No pel5.
salaried older pt>rson. 4.plex. No children or fl1cVAV Mewport Beoch 3269 675-6475 winter. Luxunous 3 br. fr p I c.. W I W c ~ t, welcome. No pets. Cpt.s'.l-'-'-9'-·S-'-7-'92-'-.------
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$350 Super 2 BR. 2 Ba. nr Village Real &-;tale Harbor View Jfomes. 4br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 629-2:54? (2l3) 61•·3261. wkdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• To~n & Beach. Adults, EASTSIDE. 2 hr, crpts, No Agents Fee 2ba, close to greenbelt & Beachfront W/Vu, Pvt. . $220. Lg 3 br, 2 ba, up per .. DUPLEX Yrly. rent.al. lg.
no pets. 499.ZJ02 or (213) drps, stove. yd, encl gar. • ¥-dinger/Magnolia schools. $525 mo, lease. Patio, 1 Br, $275 inc. util. St~ps to bcb, view. I Br, 1 Ba, S. or Hwy, No p e l s. 7 S l · 7 420; type, 0 n the b ay.
769.797s No kids or pets, $250 mo 4 BR, 2 BA ... $335 640·0327. Winter. 213-928-1844. Winter. ' Br $.150 mo. 2 crpts, drps, l car gar, 644-4847 or6'0-00fll Outstanding 3 br. 2 ba, ...:.:.:c.:::.:..:c... _____ .~: Agt 646-1456 • Edjnger/Bolsa Oiica Br $225 mo. 645-5581. $200 mo. 813-9487 frpl , 1800 sq. rt., upper.
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Rental. May be seen Sat HOMEFtMDERS * Wamer/Edwar<b ""' ;/ad Cotta M•1a 3824 dry, Bay St. St~mo 646·5210 2&13~~n9.-496442.5 Shadow Ln. •642-9900* * B;!~h~~~jci~eld Agent 640-5560 2316 Newport. Blvd. CM IOCEANFRONT.2 br $325. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 831·9276. ,.W_A_T_E_R_F_R_O_N_T_N--t ~~~~~'!..-..,.--::--:-:-::1;::;;;-;;;;;-;c;::-:;;~;::~::;I . BEAUT. Bluffs Condo,• 54.9755 or6'5-3967 Frpl Winte r rental Off Beaten Perth 11 d d b wbp • -69 SitARP 4 br, all bltns. Avl 2 BR, I BA. .. $285 BR 2'h b I ed w /ga; 642-4590 2 Bd, 2Ba , 2 Pvt. patios, s a n eluxe 4 r, 2 a. Newport Beach 31 10/1. Quiet Cul-de-sac. 963·4S67or963-17S6 ., IL mm OC· 2035 Full--. CM . 1, 2 & 3 Br. Adul Ls no W/W <'pts. d~. bltns, upper dplx. Cpls. drps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• F l $350 557.7648 cp'y. $450. A~. B44 ·ll3J '"•-. BEACH View, C(JflV, loc. pets, dshwhrs, shag cpts, laund. frc~h ly d('C()ratcd. bltns, (rpl, g;ir. Pier Avl.
OCEANFRONT 3-Br + am.on)'. . FORLEASESharpHVH l BR Fu.rn,2JrgcJO!I~~. SgL person. June. Ulil. closed garai;e. frplc, Adlts· $210.4l1FordRd. Yrly . 3901 ?i,1arcus,
s unporch. 2·ba. large college 9art. Super .Pres~ige, 2400 +sq.ft. 3b 2b I d quee.nsize bed, pr1v. pd $150.675-6583 BBQ. Gas & w;itcr pd. 540·56Cl l 631-0782 546·.5856
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642.849S. sharp. Gardener 1ncld. 3 BR, 2 BA open beam w/stora&e. Adults only, Kit+ ba.UUlpd. 778Scott.Place.CM items,...small items or duplex. 2br, lh<t . fplce
LIDO IS LE $.\50. per mo. Call ror ceillnis, pools. tennis nopeis. 673-12416-9PM 642-6CT73 :inyilem.642·5678. P~ patio, gar, k_n«_rtty
4 Br 2 Ba db1 gar. stove appt.962·4411Agent cru Close to Sch. Yrly pine kitchen/bar d1n1ng. Watch the boats go by! & ~e(ria:'. Avail 10/15, 5450· 645.1531 or6Jl-l400 .. SUSCASfTAS l Br, 1 Blk lo Ocean $17S MEDITERRAMEAN Dana Point 3826 Cozy. Sm dog OK,
Wn t. r . -3 br, 2 b a $3SO. 5SS·1096 lr'f'lt'le 3244 · Large nicely rurn. bach. + u t 11 . -Park l n g. VILLA.GE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'5-3363. S300 mo.
Ba)'frool.6'15-4646 Will I I M Verde •••••••••••••••••-•••• BAVCREST home. rove & l b2rsi0~du1Ls ~·no zu.eeg.aao l Br, 1 Br & Den, 2 Br, 2 VERY lge2 b!',2bawJter· WESTCLI FF 2 br, 1~ ba
• BR . 1 tum dplx i ease rg ~·ded . Redecorated 3 BR, 2 BA in today.•br.3ba, rplc, pets. 1 ewport . OCEANFRONT2br 2ba Br Townhouse. Carpets. race, upstairs, no pets. lo-nhouse. Adu!'• only, • nice Y · 3 Br. hm PT'OV\ lft· home Nu landspg $350 $625. mo. Call Pat.Usoa • ' 1225 ALSO 3 b 2 ba .. .. .. Just steps to the beach. stalled washer/dryer in ..;.k fo Bev Or J~ Co 642.8012 BACH Apt. Furn. $125 Isl wah/dry, gar. ~moUI drapes, fireplace, J · r. · no pets.1128 Bedford Ln. "$450/Mo5S7.o308 warranty be purchased. mo.~ r ·• & last. Must be clean & Juoe or $450 mo, yrly. pools, 4 tennis courts· very lge w /small yard. S28S.mo.SC8-'753l
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front.. 2br,2 ba. 1 Room bouEC,fireplace, 2 br 2 ba Beaut Am 675-0123 rromK-h,art) lb ~ W ~anr Co&taMeia(714JS.S7.S020 .._.,.. .. ..,.on per.Crpts,dri-:.gar,Yr~ or(213)790-1722' stove, rerrig. $12.5 . · · . · e~· r. ~" · ...,...--.;; ront. •••••••••••••••••••• .. •• Jy lse.SJ75642-3443 MB-6680 Grttnblt. Comm. fac 9· 2br, lba, 2 car gar, newly I &2 8 r tr Ir unit a . Wi n lcr rental. $175 Adult Z huge bedrooms 2 BR Full balh in cach. l~'-'-'--'--''---
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St.. UUls. pct Wnt.r. Opel E-SIDE. Charming 3 Br, Sit' ·p · " · drps. 642·2711. nio. 133 E . 11th Sl. 642-1265. Be 1 1 2, ••. 4 b G $68 W. Wilson . down.~. 968-5497 delux, lge paUo, gar, SlSO Sat. & Sun. l~ Ba hm w/h~e yard. 1p au . ie -' • r. yrly. Pier avail. 613-9335
, Country atmosphere. IEHTALS HARBOR View Hornes 4 DCllMIPoMlf 3726 Oceanrront/view, frplc, NEWLY DECORATED 2br. lba condo. Wa.c;hcr /
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••••••••••••••••••••••• $350 /mo. l!l + last.. + 2BR.2 Ba ..•..•..... $360 11chools & pool. '87S-l"{lO. Redecorated $22.5, nr W. Oce1ntrontSeedall)', Water pd. 2176 "C" Patio. 968·509'7 wk:nds & new, 3 Br+ den. :r.
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442·9900 drps, patio, gar., blt,ns. 4S23Campu1Dr.,lrvine BR. 2\.-i Ba Coodo. W/W Stove,rerrt1,quietal n1le beach. Comp N!decor appln1, gar, pool, lluntini;::to n Jlarbour view. Frpl le pool, all Callromla'st.arg~t $295. Water pd. AS-um; Campua ValleyShopt't.r. crpts, drps. *100. mo. Yr· person only, Sl50mo. utll Yrly. $270 Call Colled J1cu11i. 393 HamUton, area. elec. A.dlt.1, DOJ81. $11'1
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Beach, com. tente r . bu apt . $165 mo . rices,locatedinmodem &~ri~ustnalspaces.Al$0 NeedSZS.OOO+ITC beach.675·9953 ·
,•RKHEWPORT 1,100'.2br,l~ba.4-plex. Oakwood Su., NB. center. Util. furnished. mini w11:rehou s~s .ln PlusDDBDepreC'ilition
A Mature adults. Lease, 645·3761 By the month. 't:f sq. ft. ~g_una N1guel&J\11ss1on Friink Melro 714 1546-8JOJ LOST : Olk Lab. Puppy 3 •p •RT..,_,..S $l95 492 3799 540-5206 V1eJO areas. llandy to mos. old. Male Vic. Mis·
A ""' .......... , · · · Irvine area. Fem to share San Diego Fwy. 200 to Money Wattled 5030 sion V. Hi Sch.I. 58&-0570 on th•bay' 2 BR, walk to beach . No 2 br. 2~ba, Cully rum Rus tic Small Shop ror 2000 sq ft. As low as JO<••••••••••••••••••••••• aft.6PM. REWARD
, Luxury apartment living pets. $195. yrly. 492·5765 New Townhouse. w/ resp Renl. S90 mo. Newport ·per sq ft . 831·1400 2nd TD money w46 nted. LOST: Burmese Cat,
overlooking the water. or776·4655 working woi:nan. 25 ·35 area.548-0044 eo"'"'.000. Pay 10% plus
E · s h $150 c 1 $80. Mo. Ideal Newport ...., male. brown s hortttair nJoy 750.000 ealth yrs . mo. aro v r points. Interest monthly. San Juan 5524459 4 t to Fashion Island. iew o shopavailinthemallat white marking on spa,7swimmingpools,1 C I 38 · . pm o pm. All due in 8 years.
I. h d · ap strano 78 Bay . S e l' rel a r Y The Factory ror: Coun-stomach. Vic. Golden 1g te tennis courts, . f . , r · h d Pl t r book d Secured by Sl2S,000com-West & 1t1ansion HB. plus m iles or bicycle ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re.s p. emale, ~or ovc,r. urn ts e . en )' o try store, store. e· merc1al property in NB.
trails, putting, shur-llR Condo, cpl<i, drps, to share 3Br Duplex in park1nl!. 1-'o r info Li,etc.ti7=l-9606orG73-93S3 Fully leased. Xlnl con· (Hntg Seaclifl) 9/8.
h dr .,.., Newport 673 6S98ancrS 644 ·4753. Ask for ~tary 536·1352. REWARD. fleboard, croquet. Junior was I )',enc. gar . .,...25 · · · Rose. 3200 Sq Ft C·2 store front servati\'e investment.1-'=..:::=..:::::.::.:.::.:.::;_ __ J
l's frp, $229.50 nlonthly : mo., adults only. Aft. SHARE llome Top of the with 6 drive·in bays. 644-4684 . FOUND : Yellow male .
also 1 and 2-bedroom 6PM,551-1537 world., priv. 'room, SlSO. MINI-SUITES 11-2·3 + Ideal for auto or boat . dog, 6·7 mos., vie. Hel(er
plans and 2·story town South Lnnuno 3886 mo. Util. jnC)d. 4.'Jl·3080 t rooms). Xero" & secy service. 585 W. 19th St, 40 Year res~dent, Newport Prk & 16th, CM. days:
h.o u ses . .EI e c tr I c •••••••:~••••••••••••• . service av a i J. On CM. Days 540-5710, eves exec. looking for $20,000 554.431 l eves: 556·0866 kitchens, pnvate patios Share modem apt with "Newport llarlx>r in Cen-646·0681 secured by 2nd T.D. on or balconies, carpetlng,Qua~~edt, mod, lfej,: b~ college girl. Cl~ t-0 tinella Bank Bldg . m y home & duplex. FOUNO:Black maledeg.
draperies. Subterranean nes among a rees OCC. Pvte. $40. 751·9641. 642-4644 SEP. bldg w /gar. 1000 sq67 ·:.:.:3~·2=2=23~·-------I Vici n ity of Newport ear~iag with. elevai?"'· w /ocean vu_. Util pd. h b fl.. 213 W. Wilson, CM . -Mort T I Shores.646·9714. Opt1onal maid service. $265.499·25 12,547-5257 Beaut. Bayfront2 r,2 a CHOICE Executiveituile, 645·2020 &642-6560. 9aqe1, rus
Just north or f'ashion •portmOftlt 1!!..-:.L.... furn . home w /dock. ~tale 3 lge orrices & storage, D•eds 5035 FOUND: 9/8175 Male PUP·
Jsland at Jamlx>ree and ""' U L. 1~~3900 will share w1remale xlnt I Newport Bea"ch loc. 15x60 STORE Bldg. Shop·••••••••••••••••••••••• py, brn v.·1lgc "'ht rront
San Jo11quin 1-lill!i Road or ""'rn :t1111:U S225. Is l. last +~cc. 5400 . mo . 1101 Dove. ping Ctr. 17849 Beach paws, Vi t· Alber\ sons
Telephone f7 14 )sw.100o ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·6283 Suite 130. 752·0971 Blvd., HH. 213454·89'11 LOANS up to 80 % Park. lol, Cd.\I 673·9414
for rental information TFIE EXCrTING f R...t 4350 I st TD Lo-""••'• ;.ift. 6 PA.LMMESA.4PTS. GarOCJeS or NEWLY Decorated, In Cannery Village shop -i·"
Bayfront 2 Bd, 2 Ila, Pvt. ti11NUTES TON PT •••••••••••••··~··~··•• carpeted 2 room offices. for lse. 700 SQ. n. 428 31st 2nd TD Loans
Bch & pier. $550 yrly. BCH. Sngl Gar $30: Sngl Glir Easy to find, 1:1mple St,NB,557·3276 Lowestrales OrangeCu. SCRA/\I·Lf..l'S
979-1935&644-4.510 Bach, 1&2 BR. from stor. only. motor t)'~ parking, xlnt. location. Sattler Mtg. Co. ANSWERS
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-'---'-'"'-'C..C='---1 $172.50 OK. $20 731W.181.h St. 779W.19lhSt.,S7S&$8.S. fnduttriolRttttal 4500 642·2l7I 545-0611 '.\fallet-Shawl -
lJPPER OCEANFRONT Adults,NoPelS C!\1 .673-7787 S48-1945orS48·1954 Serving Harbor area 24 Fris k -Keenly-p I 5350 ~~ 7100
Dphr:. Sundeclc, 2 br, gar. tS6l Mesa Dr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• >'ears WEAKLY ffWna S Help Wa"""" W/O.Stv/ref.646-2830 DOUBLE Gar. ror rent. •lMOFREERENT• 2000 SQ FT, 3 ofcs, 2 c:..:=c...-------1 J\1y kids clean their••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
(SBlksEastoCNewport $15permo.C1\f.,\rca. 1·3-3 Rm. offices from baths, immed. across st 2ndTDLoonsW__., _ _. rooms weekly. Very S330 Yr\y 2 br 2 ba 2 Blvd.l 646·515-l s 35 N r oc .....,_. AbraxatMasf09e . . 'cl ' 546·9860 . l. per mo . ear rom Alr'port963-7878 WEHAVE CASl-1! WEAKLY. ATTENTI01" GARDEN• story, 2 car en gar., Airport. No leasereq. B 2 d T 11 . 1----------·1 Photo Moct.linq '"
balcony. 642·1603 • Offic• R•nt' al • ~~oo: 833-3223 9Til noon NEW M·l Newport, Costa Loaunyon"2nd.T.·o .. s FOUND: Ke'y chain w/10 1733 f'uUerton, C~1 CTR PROFESSIONALS.
LIDO GRE B ,., , Mesa , l000, 12tl0, 1440 sQ. N I dTD " keys. Vicinity of the 10A M-12PM,631·1184 S. Californla's largest
• AT VU , ~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dli:LVX E office space-for ft. 543-3145 or M6-29"l8 cw .oans·Zn · · s Wedge. Balboa 646·263'J . ------'----' Nursery chain has op·
Tnhse 2 BR 2Ba uni· 1501 WeitdffDr. lease. Crpt. paneling, Equitylnvsmt.Div. portunities for ex~ que r8ature.s: $500.• mo. music vicw.58-'sqf\.8351200 Sq Ft M·l space, BARNETT MTG.CO. FOUND: Royce Union 10 Emoloyment& perienced nurserymenin
675-6359 Newport FinltOCial Ctr Sq ft. P lease eaU 549·88ll, front o(fice, drive· in reur 645·2134 speed. mens 27". Ward & Preparation the Orange, Los Angeles,
BIG' L~~~:~~~t~:!n~~ cxt243,or 8.17-49 tl ~~~~i:~~5W.!';.~· cG~~ Announcemeah/ Ellis F~847·ZJ82 ~· . hb;;;;;:;;d.•••••7c,75 ~'~C:~~t~r~~ftil~r~:e~~
OCl'A"ROM'I' ' (714)642-31 Ilext246 Prestige bldg Newport Days 540-5710, eves Penonals/ LOST: Lightorangem:ile ••••••••••••••••••••••• per . who want the
1·BR. apls, $165 lo $lOO • 'Beach. Liixurypvtoffice 646·068 t Lost&.FoVnd tabb~ cat: Looks like Babysitter lie home, in· challe n ge of growing per mo,. winter. l·BR, ini;wte '~5-37()0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Morris. \'ic of Golden f t tli' 1 F v · d" Co
apt .• $22Smo.,yearly. ()a k wood offer..s the . . . . NEW1Free·standing bldg. Lost & Found 5300 West&. Warner. 842-:ll64. E~e ~ Srcuti'.J .' Mrag . · & ~1~i= /i~jd~n._ee offe~~~~ a BR. 2B•. $350Winter finest in country clul;> Liv· At.rport Of~lce BU1ld1ng Fresh sea a ir location ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Talbert 963_3823 , industry wage s & STEPS TO IEACH I t ri f Suites ·avail. 270 /':DJ or 7200sQ.rt. 12xl4 O/drs 779 LOST /FOUND Lost : F1uffy gray & wh_1te '-''-'-"-'-'."-"'-'----benefits. Plus potential
3BR, 21Je. $.m Winter f~~d~ ~:Cr~·~ Y;1 ~rn~~ 6.10 s.cf• n.. Free root.: to W.16th, CM . b/5-5300 A PET'.' kitten, Ba I boa Pen1n . Student Help Available. Jf m anagement positions.
IAYFROM'I' in recreational facilities. ../Alf c....i1tn1r11 Nov. Agl. 979-8533 St 4550 960·2900 Adoption, Low 673·7309. . you desire the help or Apply in person Tues. or
3Br,2 ba, unf. S47Syr. NIGHT LIGl-ITEDTEN-~~'""'i.o SPACEAvail.inquietofc .•• ~!'-~••••••••••••••• CostSpay/Neutcrlnfo. ost: Shellie, Sable & rine Chr:istian people, We d . 9AM lo 6PM.
NISCOURTS Arulltl·m ./ I T I I . . wh1·1e 10 mo·s Injured call office, Southern Nu ryland Ga-den
associated · ,...,_ w e .ex,•ec i Veh1cleorTra1lerLOST.Blondmaleold ' · CaliforniaCollegeat rse ' activities d irector wh ~,,,,. -~· t ype w r 1 t e r . By oc Storage, SIS per Quarter. dog. 11 yrs. ''Ham''. Vic needs medical 'aid left 545.1178 atik for Mrs Center. 15851 Gothard
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plans parties . BBQ's, .y=:::,_•...._. airport.752·8181 W.l1thCM .S48-0J58 San Clemente. Reward fro n t paw . E•ans. • Ave. (at Edinger Ave.> trips & more! Free Sun-._. ...... ., "Tamo'shanler or Tam-1 __________ Hntg Bch, Calif. 898-4455.
day brunch. . •1Rl'ORT • 9 " •. Rentals W__,,,__. 4600 492·0982 my o r T a ms en ' ' Cont a c l Mr. Bax · "" ~ftSA UllfTC'U Housecleaning Done,
Plus beautiful singles. , , • *OFFICE* •••••••·~··•••••••••••• LOST: Sept. 5, Blk fem. Reward! S42·4019 or want on rti&ular basis.1..:s~t,~es=se~r~·------
1&2 bedroom apts. Responsible expectant Peke/Schnauzer Vic. message870-3971. ' Owntrans.979-7819 IU.CH YEARLY furnished & unfurnished. SS• PER 59·n ' 912 Sq. ft. on g~und couple would like 2 BR Fairview & Adams CM. · . , Automotive Sales Deluxe 3 huge bdrms, 2 .Oakwood Garden Apls 1617 WES1'CUFF-NB floor. Corner location of ·unfurn. house or duplex . 545·8365aft. SPM LOST: Cht_ld s beJov~d tc.lp Wanted 7100 Need youn g, aggressive
ba, n-ew s hag crpt, fri>lc, offers a~ exclusive "r-:. AGT. 541_5032 new e r t ~ o.'-s lo~ Y Not over $300. The sooner pet. Gone smce Aug. Vic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• men to sell fast moving
steps lo beach. No pets. Rent Raise Guarantee . courtyard bwld1ng, adja· the bett"er. Dana Pt. or F
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UrNboD• Ivd1.sehw SAetrteear '. 2600Now B61mk 0E5l.d0ei"d.AMv~Sh· C:'P: *.Accnt '$6DO.. $900 veh i c I es. Top com· $US.S4S.92lsor87s.0655 We guarantee that your $140 up store·orfices cp cent to resta1.1ranU. .and San Juan Capo. Rers . • missions & benefits. Ap· reiltwillnotberai.sedfor drps air batll. 17301 oneblockoff SanD1ego 493.7388 Please&Thank 644 -8685 .... mix, blk /brn , beaut.~ l00%FeePrud p li cations now being
'STEPS lo beach, deluxe 3 1 FULL YEAR &t still Beach Bl, J{.B. 842·,2834 Frwy. Short lease terms. 1 fa c i a I mark i n,gs . PayrolllComputer/A/P taken at:
• br, bltns, bar, 1undeck, have the flexibility of CALLPHILBROW?!rl • · you. FOUND: Fem min Pc)(» "BroWnie'' 645-31146 . Constr /Gen'l loT.B. Copeland Motors, Inc.
many xtras. Yrly lse .. month to m onlhoccupan· PROFESS'LCLASSA t7 I 4J 752-7300 luslnott/ln"Yed/ die, sil ver, poss preg. REWARD •SeL.cyR's . d A$050-g ~Y200 2001 E. lstSt.-S.A.
$425. (213)722-0855 o ·cy. Models open daily 10 Bldg, 3 story . 2790 lnYestm-'-'DIY. Flnanc• Los Coyotes Diag & 1z ein eni en 558.aooo
'122·2488 (714)M8·3470 to 7. Sorry, 00 pets or Harbor Blvd, C.M. Air C'l1T ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woo druff 540·0583 P~olt '<'. 5350 4020Bireh,St,Stel04. j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; cond elev panel walls 213-429·8265 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach 833-8190
OCEANFRO.NT • bd-m. ·children. Month to month ·• " • lutine11 • • occupancy & roommate drapes, carpet, elec., O rtunlly SOOS Drinklngproblem! Callfor appointment
Garage. No pets. $275. ,servi·ceavat'lable. . music, janitor, parking. ppo F 0 lJ N D : Mens Call Alcohol Helpline
dy Iv ••••••••••• •••••••••••• E g I · •cc-·~log ~·~ • 645·3655 MR St e r Mg r ye asses, prescr1p· "~hrsaday".,c"".... ""' _., ~ " · · OakWood · ss7-ot36or646-839& · HURSEIY SCHOOL l ion. Vic. Bayside" & """ ._,_, 3 year• exper. in book -
Yearly·Beaeh·2 Br, 2ba. Pre-School, nr. downtn. Jamboree, Bal. Isl. Sun. SPIRITUAL READER keei?ing . Must have
5404 Seashore-Lower. Garden SUPER s pace, reas. rent. Costa Mesa. Care ror 24 675·5206 Open IO AM lolO PM Quahficatioos for com-
$335/m o, gar, frplc . Apartments Pvt bath, A/C, htd. drps. al $100 mo. Room to ex· Advice on all matters. plete accounting data
548-0153 afl& pm. new crpt. Across from 400 SQ. IT. Ofc. space. pand. Incl. lge. Jot, nrly. LOST : Tiger stripped cat. 312'N. E l Camino Real processing. Sal a ry Sell world famous pro-
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le h Stufl Shirt 2400 W Cst $200 mo Jse Lag Niguel bid · .,Blk & i::11rey & oranolgde. San Clemente, For appt. negotiable. €all 752-8444. ducts the entire family Newport Hgts 1 Br. gar, .c. · • ' · · new g., comp. eqwp. .ea co ar. 9 yrs . 492.9034 4!12-9186 Ask for Irena. ~ sml yard. $175. 54B-L1l9 . 880 trvine Hwy. 544-8678 area. 831·9!55.493-2718 $85,000. Vic. of Slater&. Newland. l--"'-'-'-'------'--t-=c..ccccc..c=-----can use. enjoy. Excellent
al't.7:30 Al 161h EXECUTIVE suites on *FOR LEASE• GrahamRlty 646·~14 Reward.847-9541 . SPIRITUAL ADVISOR Am mu iii ti on earnings.Call540-"104lor
645--0550 Newport Harbor. 400 to Advice on all matters.. Warehouseman Lew En-Zenith 7-i359 Days.
DELUXE 2 & den, 3 ba, 2200 sq ft 642-4644 · NEWPORT La'g~~~T~e~~O. ~Int LOST: Rewanl for lost Hrs. lOam·lOpm. 2230 N, forcement Medical &J"11~ ...... ~~~"""~""""
pool, patio. Homelike looms 4000 64s-t405 • ' C:EU'l'al Male Dobie, ans. to Main, SA 836-1300 Dental Te~hs. LVN's & BABYSI'ITER needed ror
aetting, xlnt. Joe. Adults..••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"" location. Estab'l busi· "Cer", red collar. 212 M .,. n Part lime It' h I , nopet.s.5'8--lO'Tl&IZ-0654 Pvt ent/K. prlv. CM Prime Hunt. Bch. loc. '1950Sq.fLofQuality,up-ness.$14,500. Sa nta Isabella CM Foxy Girl's Out Call us l •a s.1.~~ri ' a er sc 0~ • 2·5 .3o.
$2•/wk • $60/mo. up r-m$12S.mo.incld.util. graded gJ"ound floor SaddlebackRealty 645 ..... 1 ·nr ' · Musage u Call We age 17·44, ~ s per Cameo ll1ghlands .
DELIUX._ " a: '" ol """"° v. 1 or. • . •. 'w ee t. end. Army 67" ~351 • ~ 54S ·S954orS56-0cri8 5075 Warner Ave. spac-e,adjacenttoone 838·6603,e•es.830-4905 Co m e. _Spec1~l1ze Reserve. Tr:aining pro-l--~-"''-'-------
Ee•tbluff 3 br, 2 ba, 846-<&aa9 !'Ire w port 's Ii n es FOUND: Yng gray & Paraplegics.. M2-3lti9 >Jided . Long Beach (2l3) BABYSITTER needed for townhouse, lse. Jncl .ROOA1S$2S.week~wlth restaurants. Sign righ Wa .lk: 1.n-take over whitestripedcalw/flea · H t I • S~ M st FU~DR •~7 594-0219. Orange Co. twochildrenages5and6 1pac m aster suite, din kitchen. 548·9755 or IROOKHURST on buildin~·Of'fice: or re· atr.1 Yin . '"'Y• u coll. 1639 D Iowa, Mesa " Al;R,_.. ~ac • Opt ona open (714) 52'1·3031. after school until 5:30 rm 4t dbl garage. Aoto 645-3967 FIM~AL. tail use. Flexible leas . · 1 • · Verde Xlnl project w/g~ re·
door opener •v•il. Poot & rL.t.. term B. CALL PHIL rime location. ~a n turn for )'Our club or Qr-J----------•I PM weekdays. They will recreation area. Adults Be~room &. Bath, TV & ...., BROWN Clemente . 129 Aven1da FOUND : Prescription ganiiation while benefit· blen.-.-be attending Harbor
GDly,,a.opela. Linens furn. ~· home. Now l e a &in/jl -~E W , 1714; 75.Z.7lOO Del Mar.498-1520. eye glasses, Bal nr pier ing the City of Hope. This A.stem 1• ...,.. View EI e m e nt a ry
•SllZ• $90 mo . Avail. 9/11. custom e,xecuuve office by swings. 64&-2637 monlh only. 7sa-7171 Gftft'OI Leortts School, CDM and would
-·Anu'•otW••,NB 646·2042 suites. Lfrge arxi amall ln-we1hnent DIY. TEMPO be happy l.o go to your -• _,, user• accommodated. leaf The Sour Found : Full grown ORLD TRAVELER, 46, . _L'!'~mporaryffelp home or their's. Please
Managed by ~m for rent. Kitchen Lease IPcludes a ll Siamese Sealpoint. Vic: w/young aon, needs sta-1780ZSkyPi.rk,lrvine call67$-0342morninpor
WUli-amWaliu,Co. privileges, priv. en· amenitl"'' Lea1log .ECONOMY 16th & I rvine. NS. hie h ome base to Call540-4455 evenin1saf\er6PM.
lAdo..,rttater $C50on tnnce. $140. nnt.&lasL agent, Donna, on pre. 646-t'lM. establis h own buslness.j..,.~~~~~~~~~li~~~;;:'~~~;;;;;;;L
kue, fomiuru. 2 Br, Call 49'-tU7 aft..&. mises. 20902 Brook.hW"Sl., A few stores llf1!I still FOUND·, Lab/Shep ? , Would like to oe.gotiale .._ Bad by~itter. N~ immed. • 1u 8 11 R-fo·L-4300 Huntlng\on Beach, nr b Po companionship contract. A5~1LERTRME aytimecare1crSyrokl, ••• en, -n a, p a ~ AUanta.983--&96l. avail• le al Shoppera ppy, Hoag Hosp. 9/9. ..... ·'O Loc a a lterna tor re· nr Ha>Jenview Sehl.
J'1S-6291 ••••••-•••••-•••-••• VIHaae, • high volume 6'6·2880 w/sophlaUcalev ., ...enl m an acturer. Duties in· 840-2519 .
Female 21·30. mature, SINGLE lo 6 rm suit.es. leNMu Rewhl 4450 shoppers mall. Ir ~ou woman. Contact.Symore. l 111&;:~::.•:\~~~a . neat, employed, no A\lail. in plUBh orr1ce •••••••••••••••••••••..: thwe•~u· 0tubtethmeerc1~•1nd,6~e,. ~~~~~ii~!!.~ ~'e~~ace Ln. fn:'1:r ;:~7~~~~ BtbAW1~•Y•l~clITre1~~bleeror· drup, to share l&e. quiet bldg nr. OC Airport.. F\ill ......... 4111 It 1n Must ak •Dlple-x, M block t 5 br house. $11.S. mo. tst ser•ice incl; Recep· THE in fioat' ol )"OU. If )'OU blk Palmer St548-6142 S i l _., a ema~n: ape our daughter age 8. 3 to 6
Beach . frple. $371 Ir. lot, utO pd. Mary Jo tioniiti, conference rm, don't have the n\en:han· Found: long-haired a:ray .r 'fl 11-, aome E:\'lish. $2,lO hr. wkdays . CdM. Own ftbat.er. $&50 yearly. Day or.lobn 968·5233 , xerox, automated typ-di.le. we'll help )'OU ob-at.riped male cal Vicini· Sinale, well educ:aled. 56 Mk for lnk,IC2-116S. trans. 642-1463 days,
IDtaOOE••,G'l·WI. ing,etc.CallSJ3.<3MO COLQirt4Y tain it. Join 100 other ty H ighland&. Irvine. yrs, 1ood looking, blond, ASST.MANA.Gel 615--4723eves Lady w(3 children wisbGls JO.RETAILSUOPS merchanta, 'f'hO are MB·IOJS tanned, profes1lonal, , JtfS:WU yoaT\y rental atral.ghl female to share Ground floor witb or w/o Prime rea~ 1 beat in C the Sour .. S'S", plea1antly pluD\~ w•nl~ for Junior Ap. Babysitter for school C.~a vtewfromlBR buut5 Brhome:.CGl.lege 1tor1ge paQel ahwr available l&rle a ·am.all Economy at Shocpera LOST: Sib. wb.ite ~hilCIY ~r:n; !::!~':'!"~a~ ror:ttf~·.:~1:1:: ~~~~":t'oft ~ ;::i~
::8U:.:Ts;a=::ia':;v P•rk, Irvine. f125 mo. fri&, !I ink, alr, cM 014 world charm ·with V1Uage, "2'12'·H. Man SL, dog, male, vtc. Juni~ yrs," marri,p: minded. 5'S-3688 M.lu Smith 2.s:a0PM . Need car. Call
;m UJe kltc:hm •bath. Ma-1883. 5"8·9766 f'Hnch windoft.••bl SantaAna,.834-ISSl Dr., C.M. Reward. Wri t e Ad •. ~28, Pailf 644~1168
lfo•·p1t.1 ... Siibmll o REFINED Lady seeks OFFICE or at(Q' avaJI. • treee. Adjacent l 979·7U&. ' Pilot, Bo-. lZGO. Costa .t..it:StM J ___ 1..:=..::::::_ ____ _
eblJ.Sroa. $380, mo dmUar to 1br. kwely lg. 1000 1q_ ft. N'ieWport P e-1 ti• al of A rt.I Eat O..tOr la Meta, CA 9362$. ""'• Cill '""'" BABYSITTER My bome,
.f75.#'l'O NB •pl. for nominal fee. Penin. Choice locaUon. Grouncl•· ·.I. , Short d 1 IF YOU Neided 1•t Qet Taco, Mon, Tues. Wed. 4PM • ..;."'"''"'-'------t MQ.8481 639-6700 S808ROA,DW"Y , 1 or er, ce Cf"Ca,m, PREGN1'Nl"!'t Laguna 1-lllls. Wilt train Own Lr ans . Mr1.
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-llarll\>rBl,Cll. CONTROLCAREl!ll qllirocl. .... 1_, 4141 ~· or "eallt Cfa SaTa.SlC rit,W.e-.. ' ltll.do-~ Dob.Sa<riO .. :Hl1"'3. EmployrQeall\gency • • 1~-:.:.::.• ceAm SCOTl'J.SH Terr. ""'1 'f 1 ' .. earunder. ~---Irv'·-SlelOlll !ISTllUCTOJl.H .. tth llEDICAL Aaai.t. 'lilt. 1* S.nlco )llalloa .W.0· -• •~w....-.....~ wlta AKC ..... d.-llioek. Simmone Be•o17 i.Jl0at. • PortUme daya ...,.I 1 N -Clilhillootloclor-lkh.froololc.llBl.lyr, dlDI HP«r'oJ, Dl7 6 d""o ...,_ .. ,_ Iii "'"" 1 Y.-0· old.-.i= per1on, 't•H So. lat~ wptlkh nfJS$iMIS05 man that la wUlln& '° Oompdltrbl.lllq•.de-.... la .... U;111• Sw•:JIVU6pA.lme.A,p-er St.Ill · b•t'>••r. SI. .m509J iTiooaitMO-DS al Jtwy~Ll•.B~IL Ca•t......._ lt1ro. Knowltdl• of aired. Spanl1b 'l••I· Blllle McCormtek, PlY SbeU a.tioft. 11\h ._ ~t ...... ..:____~ AltC 0~ En,tbh SbeeD ~ :. •....-beollll, autrtllcm or pl\ya bolpfol. Setld ...,_.to: llealto<, bu"" -11111. lrv!Aa, !IB <I>"' lllner. ll60-!Jn<o<: Doi pupo Pareola OPA Solo ·~f!IOO*. ....,,-~ IEAUTtClAMS Nffded. Pull or 1..turne. ed. 11 belpful. Call Bos ... Dai=-PA with Ooor time. Sue. Kea.,ore 111, SSG . c.erlllh:d.&.oesr t600i Sac. SHI• :ii.o\ •l
STYUSTS :~: .. 0~r\!:~A=•j~ ~C:. m.mowedd.Qlt.twn Bos lSIO, l(eaa, :"'u.l~~L&IUllJ SemC:0.51•tian 1.Ueadanl lroaer: Jraiuite su. · .. , ~· • . For(Z)N.B.talonl.w..._ T•co, m:Si lA Pai Rd. 9am-5pm. Ca.t:ZllZll e-ac •nee lits. over ,pply npenen. -.2304 • St. 8em1rd, a\lle, 2 )'Tl-~ AU r~ '8 '-.,. ,_ -7501 Herbor6WilaonTueco. .i..' 1r.i~ \; old. AKC. Love• allec. I· ... 1 w/out foll. C.U 6+MJ86J. Lagun.aJllUJ. losurance·llulll...ae Un• MITALu.t..u · 8Ern10 rr ... R.1173 cu. Uora Me.Sm Afi a A new..-Sell IOI' ~.w_,.. •.) or ~"83 acuey. An ~Ive 1 _.. ~eceptloniltJNune Sbortb1od,IOWPll. cen rt. Whlrtp;dol. Ptl'f? . Wk • · pt. .. ) Cocktail t.bae, eOlt .. ~--· DELtYUYMAM girl •ieacy oftiee Bxpu~d. mt Pl9cenUa Animal HOlp. E:xper. de. orr1c .. esp. Apply tn ld·mo,..,...1 nch. ,,. ~ 11u •· Ol-nn. llAut~AH $315 Mo, &arl1 rAM P.rimarily eommerelal Ave, Coala lies• 0~ llrablf.re.11.needed.Ap-person. 11482 Von •1 MaleChlhuabua. set, tott.-$500,.tell. 4C
Needed. C.M. salon. new1paper: dtliv. J.rvine llAtt.. located ear o.c. IQ.(11132. ply at Mlislon V1ejo Kannu,lrvlnt. Searl tliav,. ,Sul.)' &•• ~ ~/151-8323. -
Goldenweal Graduate atta. M111l hlvelts car. Airport ntedl an ex· Mcmt trne Roule all co. Animal Hosp.Slt1-12a · ·dtftt t'4 rn 1*L ~ 142.-zt pret"d-Full, p/llme or Sta. wa.a or~u 'd. .......... ..,.~--~· • ........ ...· --,.._ SlllacN1w.~. ce,.18N3f.1Kl Wa1Putdlnln1'!"b1::"1,. ..:» l N . ,....... --....... ·~""·· nl• --· -r. Rect:pliortist for law of· ~-........... .a..·•~-I U•C-A .. ~ --cbln -11. ren •pace. Daya ocollttt. 1eMAl ~back~ phone.,$1.IOwl.1&1*..-, fk'e;aom cliericalMilll ...-.n~ ........... u~u-.. Ke:nmora Auto. Wiiber, Pu~.,_,., ~n·e~ ,...,.. --a c •• .... 84Z·ll841, art 7pm ground tr mana&ement. New .... Coad M$ 'M'Ul rr • • • 5'3-.1081 :'J SS7·31ft. 'OelivttY & Jnstallation ol abllJtlea. Clerical • 1101>£.LS.MM5£USES portCent•Mf>.;atO. SIL.VERSMm-oNG ..... ~ ... · e. 913-15 --'-'-"-''-----..__.Appliances Ii tv 'a . Fliure Modds.-aOoru Tr.tntt. Someespinff. -·71M · TW{n Bed 1et, trundle ii
BEAUTJCIAN,p/llme J.tech'l back&f.?Und & m • r t • t I• n I mmae ~ Tot> R.ICPT. lo. Boat 14!1"r a1.szzz . AKC Alaakan Malamute. styleJ Uke new.Cq;t~. _
Aisiita·nt. for barber haod tools req cl. Dtavil re 1poD1lbl11t Ie1 . e ""1SN t did desires eon1c:tent1out New elec:tric: r-. dble male pup T ,.,._ Shotl. Sell $80. ~t• -
stylist & receptionist. BrownCo.Gt&-WIM. Employee~~ ~0_;.1~· •• 1 u ' resp. employee, lite Lyp-SpoAtta fl I HU cleanf,g ~ $600 Sacrifl« Sl50. M&-SlT, > 646-M80 6*U4.5 vided.. aaflJ')' optfi. · ln£ 171-zm> P/tlme exper'd Must be Or best oll'l!r:iP·lJCIS 649-ZIS1l Love sea~. 5ola, beaut, ••
or · DENTAL Reeept. Sec'y. retume to ClaN!fied Ad M 21. Wffkendl. ' :'.!~J:ality, nev• med,
IEAUTT SALON ~=r~!:., ~~nt~ 1 ~a ~i ::~ M~~l~Jot.;e.°a • OOEtS• :-:;,s:_ a=1i:'C» ~~~=~ ~ ~: AJe~:!~ 1st~~~ Garace ::~~::n. 1:)
Needs experienl'ed Mi.No.olSo.CstPlaza) 926219 Ladles t•to ._No ex-We've Just remq(ltted l22lW.Coa1t\-rvty,NB · · celle:nlbloodtinll~tem· 29154 Alta L•iun• Blvd. .,
Managlng-Stylitls. SS'1-4SOO. , ~ oerle1tce necessary. mrofficelicWtDowhavc &45-m> WASHER , elec. Dryer. ~t.;tn\·ll.~~ ~J2: i..au.naBeach.
Beauty Operatort . Oent 1 R t H. hi IRVINEPERSONNEL ~.•00•rut~P""1oryh "e.lO optni11gs ror 3 new Hot.point, avocedo. SlOG. lltt ·~ m,.. ...,ftP' G •·t Siil~· ,.14 14 Guaranteed Salary. a . ecep · 11 Y -• '*•· OSle .r. talerpeople. Xlnt ~· Stoc:lc.brokerl&l'C,Salt:i~ 96&-1488 U •. 1r . .;>II e, -~n.""" •
Comm. Paid vacaliorl.1 QU9;ll~1ed . Must have SE°'-N"'CC•~ Edwardl81mtetJ0:30am m.b•ionspUtandlot5m alatant, •xper. wanted. ..c. 1oam-Spm. Powor Free lite inaurance: ch
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a,1rs1defcrrontotc.ex-""r\...L.) or5pmto10pm•"lday, lcacls. wt Reflstratlon not aec. AatiOll 1015 AKC Gold~n l\l'trlever mower, toilet bowl. "'
s t 0 re d i 5 c 0 u n ts P . Sa I open. Non 488 E. 11th reet. · (7 t4177M'95 For 1,ptervlew . O•I' M0-8l21 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pups. Enthsh/American bedspreads, misc. lOlf.2
Hospitalization avail. · 5moker. 64.4·0500. (at Irvine). a.ta Mesa _ THI lOM-< TA LOI * •PUIUC * ,_. champ line. 831·1095. Maikai Dr, }lunlington ,-,
ApplyPenonnelOffice DEuT•L 'SSIST. SulteZZ4 64Z...1470 Motet Ma\dWanted. • GlOUP Teac her· Pre-School . Arihan Pupi.AKC,Sbow Beh. .. " ~ ~ Full·T;me Needed Mon·FrL 3-<pm. 11'.FURN"''U• • M=:~w:-~:·~~P./~i'!:!~~~.•-KirltwoodMotel 671·7601 $2 . .0hr.640-8820 •AUCi10H* 1 ~l.,M~;:'i:>AJ!~: G~:~?t~~;~ ~
Co1la Mna Nurse REUBEH'S BLEPHONE SALES, •TCM&l,. 7:lOPM• 631·6141 . . Only. 9.Spm.842·8041
S""cial consideration DENTAL ASSISTANT JANITORS Director Experienced: preferred. CDealer1 Welcome) ---to Y-1D'45 -r-f'ronl desk & c~ide, 1~Eattt .s D'I ch as you like .t. _.u n-w. -· Huge Garaae Sale. Sal. Farthosew/following Maturelndivldualacapa-ofH..... , L...-a... by taiklnsuto ___. ... al w .. 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l0-3.3420SMnt.aClaraCr. ,• ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-~e~x~p~e~r~;~e~n~c~•~d~. ~n~o~u~ ble' of general ortlce So th ,.......Or L..lr__..a-. FEMALE Germ. sbort cu. 7$1·0.90 smoker. N.B.&Mr9211 cleaning. Supplement A challenging position In over u etn ange ~, ~· hai·r. 4 -~-d ., • • a large .skilled nursing & Hu Openings Foc: CountJ from an air con-W .._ yrs, 0~ g · a-. • ..>t • Denl•I Assistant. mature your. income witb 3111 rehab facility in thi dttlonid office. Two ••10me .... l'IL home. kids & fence. SAT&SUN:-~·13 14, ·•
BOYS & Girls exper . che,ir aide, en· houn work in Santa Ana Oran1e-Sanla Ana area. MIGHT IUSIOYS ahlfts-lOam Lo lpm or · Stock LI........_. M7..US7 lO am-$ pm, ~ Via 1otol~'Y•••solage.oa1·. thu.siastic,548-8844 . area, 6·9PM, llonday Mual be motivated • 1 8 M d OldAatlque&evC!ledmir· Corona, La<~ Niguel.
ly Pilot de~very . routes DENTAL Asst. "" tim• through Friday. $2.50 per toward rehab nunlag Apply In Penon 1::::U1: Frfd':).. ~ ~ rorect wardf'Obe. Old tall Small blac;.k male 6. toed Loe at El NtCuei v;Ter· ..,
maybeava1lable1nyaur back ore assist f ... hour. Call $G(D73 and R.O .li behaviot mod as Monlhruf'riJ.:fPM 2$0 E. 17th SL ~Costa frame. Office desk & cat. oJery lov1n1 . ,race,orfofCrown aUe)' ~rea : Earn profit r~ de· children·~ dental· or~r leave your name, ad· well as mediure pro-24001 Ave de LaCartot.a Met•, or cal I Tony equipment . 2 Ir g Considered good IUck . Pkwy! nr Alpha Beta
Jivenes &. cash. tnpa or E f" · dress" phone number. cedurea. Exeel salary, Lagqna Hilb Seim la al 646-4100. warehouse clllU, )Mklln1 913·2717 · Shopping Center.
merchandise ror selling s.p. pre d. 581·'800 benefiu & in~ve prO-f Equal Oppor Einp&oyer machtne. e•t;e·~f.lce M•le puppy rree-to eood l
new subscriptions. For DOCTORS ASSIST. Janitor, part time, light gram. Call532·6848, •TB.EPHOt* ch r • com me re 1 ~I home . .Exlra cute spr· c;. ...... Sole &055
\nforrnatlon please call Young lady (IS-a) to as-duties Apply Mr. Scane . SOLtCITOIS• .,vacuum18.01etabl•., h&bd11.: Inger and lab. 8 weeks ••••••••••••••••••••••• '
-642-f.321 . From San sUit in Health Spa. No or Mr. Williama. Silver-Nunes Ardes, exper. To1 •RH Easy plealant evening eta: s l· llCa old ha I had
Cler:nente-San Juan exp.req,wetrai.n.Apply woods . 45 to1ashion wages. PortMesaConv. Dftdorof hN 4pm.9pm, Sun lhru chrs. cbinaa1 bulChe1, ahoU4frt·26S.S ..,. ·i PUILICAUCTIOM
Capistrano area, call noon· 8 pm. 2112 Harbor Island. NB I Hosp.642·0400. Mws"1g s.rrice ~ $2 75 hr Need BR turn[ture. LR so(as, · · ' MANY IT£MSOF FINE "' ~95-0630 and ~1ission Vie· Blvd, Costa Mesa. NURSES AIDES txper'd Ip Geriatrics, C&Jur;irls~ ~ 5'i9-l647 Love 'ea ls, c h rs, Super loving Blk fo~e m. ESTATE JEWELRY• ••
·Jo-El Toro area, call &LYN'S rehabllilatton & bel"nlpm&Spm. recliners, corree & end Puppies, 8 wk s . A1\1, O,BJE"CTS, AN··'
581·6310. DRY CLEANER Presser. KEYPUNCH Medicarq in a skilled . tablet, lamps, cuddle M11l1mule mlx.648-'1535. TIQOES, FINK FUR.t'f, i.
JO"qual Oppor. Employer ex nor., 40 hr wk, apply in All shifts. Exper. pref'd. TELEPHONE renewal louate. ETC. PHONE f'OR tN--• ~¥.,..,;"""""""""""".,..,;.,..,;;,,,,,~IP •.-r•o n or phone. . but will trllin rfl!p. in· nursing racility. Very h ... 11:..t.uy&mc ... Good1raystripedkitten, FO. & BROCHURE, 1·• -.. good benefits. Medical, sales, Laguna olc. as ""'w;-"'" ,.. "'" bout 8 k 6Q.816I aft ~
Newport Cleaners. 106 OPERATOR dividuals .. A,pply at. Park 11·re & i·ncome d1·sab1·11·ty lmmed. need for sh.arp, ..,ood •--.. .. a w I . . 1Mi5-ZZOO 1.' • loatA11errblen T · Superior Healthcare, d d bl k · "" -~,..-. 6 p.m. · ,. ustin,·N.B.548·2221 144• •.. · A NB insurance. Park Lido epen a e wor ers. •-o1t ... .,_ Furniture. Robi!iis450re· Apply In person. Must ~ .;,upenor ve, . Conv . Center, 466 S500. sat +bonuses. Da), -COM'S • ,,.rwltwe IOJO e)'1to reel.•' .. .,.. reeonlcr
have o"'-n tools. 1919 E. EXEC. SEC9Y (Swing ShiftJ E.O.E. flagship Rd, NB. Phone or n1te. Appl. 4!M~ BarslOOl1, chest, mirror, ••••••••·••••••••••••••• it.50. Or:.anger;;aU,gahydo ;;;Oc;;c;;;~d;e~rlt~a~l~S~t.~SA;;;;;. ;;;;;;~ Adm in is tr a ti ve & A position is ll)'aJlable at NURSES AIDES ror appt.,642-5861. Combo Cir 1V /Stereo, Kng az bedi '75, antq. style aora &.chair EIS. Coftec & '(i marketing ex per . N t c I E · THEATRE B:lk~ht TVs. Cl{ TVs, 54x38 dine tbl, w/5 liU'll. 2 • t bl ~o Ml our ewpor en er xper'd . Bayview SALES CLERK ooo• .... &...,, relr11s. sto_ \'es, 11\•t· SllO. Must --'I ··m~.. enwi a es.... !IC. ·1 loatCorpenten $750 /mo. Call for in· Branch h>r a Keypunch Manor Conv. Hosp. 2055 "'"""'" tresses bk le .,... nrou Pina pong table $25. 4
Exruor .lnter/Exter'. l e r\'W, Gemini In· Operatorwlthl·2yean Thurin Ave, C .lf , Notions, Yardage.full& Over 18 Apply.709 E. ·1 pi.us1 ~i.o.Js lvng area . 675·9037 / MetalshopcartS2S.SAT •• ~ .-~ d u s t r i es. t Jn c . J f · t ...... •~c t t E et ~ Balboa 81 Balboa gw ar · 49'·7157 ONLY. 690 11-p;lal St. Ericson Yachts
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_#, 14 / 9·3281. work the swing shift (5 ply Mgr., GILDER . T. . presale. Food available. F'rench Provo·nclal CM · (off Pomona • Top Pay & 8cne11ls PM-12:30 AM). Nurses Aides. all shifts. 25'1E.17th St. C.M. ire Servil'c Specialist We Honor BofA & MC. Bedroom •··it• w-•-•. betw.aen Wibon & Vic• Dental/Prescriptions E1per. Liq~Cleric. Will train Mesa Verd Brake &: Wheel Align· """ ~ owiu~ rt ) "t Optical 40 hr.wk . Laguna Beach PleaseCall Conv. HO.Sp, 661 Centc~ SALES 1J:arn Christmas menl Trainee, Newport SSURbelt¥...we Triple dresaer/mirror. to a .1
Apply: , area. Write ad oo. 447, For Appointment St Costa Mesa. money · ~U Sar~h Cov· Tire Center. Please app· AKtiOll ScrrillllJ SS Cheat. 2 n ight stands. ESTATE SALE ,\' ~"""~19~3~1~D~e~e~re"""A~ve~·~SA~~ Daily Pilot, P.O. Box . Daoa Habiaer ' entry Jewell')' in your ly 3000 E. Coast Hwy, MASTllS AUCTION King sz; hdboard. $2SS. IRVINE TERRAC!'; 1560, Costa titesa, Ca. (Tl 4)S58-6000 Nursing free lime. No iiivslmt. CdM . 2075...,New....-Bl.CM 842-8427 Antiques, China 1 J ~~ LY.... Gail.:551·2288 ....,.. s co· ... B & I t Bookkeeper,experienced.l -'~=c.·;_ _____ -1 · '"' UpholsteryLeadmDn 833-9625&6f.6.8686 Custom panish corfee am , rass ron 1• Co GREAT J.11:30&7-J:JOt/time. SAliESGIRi. Fabric ex· 2 yrs exper nee: Apply tble. J]nique. Must see. 1830.FlneChina,Tableti, V • PY Cats, 333 3rd St.. FILE CURI( NURSES AIDES p 'rt . ~-ti 3 1 A·i-•a · C lieycles 1020 $ 16 . W a s · $ 2 o O . Chairs, Silver, & Much ..
Laguna Beach. Pe r m . r J t. i m .e. All shifts. exper'd in per. nee. • bme."'"' 1 O '"" Y Ave, .Ii\. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eve,646-3060. M o r e . , . A I so• • ' --====~---IN . I r·Li g ...... ~ WESTERN Ger1·atr1·cs'. Park Lo.do Mary,&46·4040 Betwn 7:30 &: 9:30am. "THINGS" Hood e ·k BOOKKEEPER umenca i n u• """'y Mon lhru Thurs. &id of Sulluftlr d I 00 • a I e i financial organization. SAVl..,GS Conv. Centert 466 SALESMA... CLE.t.ll.t.~• 2 1..9ve seals. gol 1 · (Needs J-lelp) Garden Newport Beach rirm Noexper. necess. Apply I""' Flagship Rd, N.B. n -"'~ Dr . ..tbl.6chnSOO.c.ofi,2 F'urn .• Green House, f..i
needs qualified book· betwn 9·l2. 500 Newport 450 Newport Ctr Dr 642·8045. Qualified Retail Paint&: flu g e Savin gs on lamp tbls S30 ea. Sprg. Skis, Sabot, Bikes, Scien. l
keeper. Send outline or CtrD "··"te600 NB Newport Beach Wallpaper ex•w>rience. * UTOTEM• Bicycles & Acedsories. Mat & rr8me.. 180. tific Calculator. Clotht.>s
wo'rk exper. including r,...,..i ' · · equaloppemployermlf NURSING Fornewstore~ningin EMPLOYMENT Will take any bike or Recliner$35.556-n56 and on ... 1524 Dolphin ,,,
salary history to P. 0 . General office secretary, * L VH'S Costa Mesa. 549-0!12 or OPPORTUMIT1ES anythint in on lraift. Terrace, CdM. Sept.. 13 & " ::a~h~ ~~5 9~~~~~~ ~~r~~c::t~ornean.ec(.7~~ KITCHEN Helper. 2.5to30 3·11,Shirt. Join ~pro-645'4203 • Mr. Miller. Full or Part Time ~~1N~!'~~~:~· Ar~*JA~~~B~~~ t
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time applicant to work 833-9'141. hrs.perwk.,$2.2Shr.to fessionalteamwhocareSalesperson to work NoExperNecessary CostaMesa.548-5783 ~ CAL.L(714}64.5-4772 ESTATE SALE. Sat&: '1
min3days per week will ~tart. Botanical Garden about our patients & counter in drycleaners AgeZ1-65Eligible Sun 9-SPM. 1201 North beconsidered>. · GEHERALOFC 1n CdM . Neat appear. about you . Apply Mon Apply , Newport GotoTheNearest Benotta lO·speed ~ltalianSolid 08.k Medlt. dining Bayfront, Balboalaland. :C
Need f/time accul'ate, nee. Serving the public. thru Fri 9·4, Royale Cleaners,106Tustin,NB TICTOCMARKET bicycle. Cost 1160. Sell roornsetw /8chain.Call Bric·a ·brac, household 1 ~
mature person to type, Call Mon. 8::'1>lo llAM. Conv. Hospital, 1000 w. ForApplications&Jnfo S90,N1"pu.~ 495-5907 . items. old magazines. ~
rile, answer phone. We 673-2261 Warner, Santa Ana . SALES ORCALL(714)642·7702 Volksc.ycleilk.XVtrispd, ATTENTION·Do ,-0 ~ small appliances . ~ BRAKE & FRONT
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offer paid groop, health. * •Lodiet-Glrfl* * 546-6450. Sharp AC)9"HsfYe Tic Toe Systems. Inc. violet cir, chna incld. $00. have qua 11 t.y used clothes. ·
paid \'a Cs. profit sharing. Gals Ch · 96 ••• .. 25 per mo. start. Typ-Masseuse needed im· NURSING ns. 2-...... t. furniture you would like Gar-•~-.. :
... We have openin~s Cor W . ..___ JI b d 'l t lh --~-~ For PEP BOYS Supply ing test will be given. med: Good pay, will •AIDES Managers & 1\ss ist. atrr.->SH,exper. Peuii:ot 10 apd, gd oond. tose · ut 00 wan e F\lm.,Appllances,bikes.
Store. Immediatef/time Call Barden's Pest Con· lrain . 645·0860 or Join a team who cares Mg rs . Must have 21 or over. Full or $6S.Minibike,4HP,runs bolherso~e pbcne <:¥lls surf boards, water bed,
Openl.ng. Good sal >~ & trolforappt.546-5572.."""" 645·0864. k led £ , p/lime.$2hr+generous ood 170 ,,. ~ Of tT,arrac thru rour MiaC~galore.26WZCalle
-J about patients & about now ge o womens tips . Good working con· g . . .... 4,_,. home . Let 115 sell it for Salida (near Grant•
working con<ls. Uberal Randolph St, et.I LEGAL you . Learn how you can high fa shion clothing &: di. Appl,y in wrson or Cmneras • you.on consl~t. Cal L. Plaza) Palisade!.
employee benefits. GEOLOGIST be paid extra for staying management exper. Call call, Mr. Munctties. 4211 s.-.1-..1 ~·~o rOT 1nform91l1on, 548-79.Sl _
Apply In Person SECRETARY well. We have our own for inter\'iew a,ppt. E h S CM .,,,,.,.. .,.._,........."' ,. N h I ( •· 15221 leilc:hllvd For staffass'tl.oSr.ex.· coffee s h op & other THE LOOK .llt t , 64$-.u .. u •••••••••••••••••~· ••• Mu.st1e112coucbes,dblbx ew. up 0 ._So as o:-.
Westmh;tst.r on dev. of tailings re-Background in family benefits. Exper'd-all 644 -6500 Wanted Male 18 or over; CAMER.A.5 spr /maltreJS washer/ Chairs; all kinds, from ~"""""""""""".,..,;"""""""""~ covery systems on Ag & law & litigation pre-shifts. Apply Mon thru -. fu ll or p ttime. Apply . dryer. 81t1orr&.4-5630 $2S. lo$95. 557-5176 ~ :.. Au . Salary $1200 + incen-ferred w /min. 3 yrs ex· Fri 98 m ·•pm, Roya le Saleswoman. r /t 1 me Kentucky Fried Chicken, Journalist selUrig Rolle! . . . SAT ONLY! EvcrythinJ!
CASHIER li\'es. Reply to Classified per. Netf'port Beach Law Conv. 1-lospital. 1030 W. perm. Dahn ken of Costa 94122 Pacific Coast Hwy, 3.5 Planar, $60 ; Topcon Couch, 2 chairs, king size goes. Furn. baby clothes.
Leading N.B. Holel .. EJC· adno.519c /o0ai\yPilot, Firm. Salary open. Send Warn e r , Santa Ana . J\te sa, 1819 Newport Dana Point. Super D w. SS mm f 1.8, bdrm set and lamps. cribs s trollers J\fini , P.O. Box 1560. Costa r es um e to orril'e "'~6_6450. • Blvd. SlS0;2SmmTopcorf3.5. 640-4178after6pm. Bik e' Bi cy i' 317
per din restaurant work. l\1esa. Ca 92626 Manager p 0 Box 1907 .,.. WAID Cl.BU( 595· 200mm Topcor f 5 6 ' <' c ' ,. Call Barbara, 64"·1700. Newport Be~ch, ca'. off· SchOO! Instructional Aide . $85; 2x converter, uS: Avo washer/dryer in wrn· Romona Pl . c . !\I.
cxt52S.E.0 .E. GIRL FRIDAY, Medi· 92663 tee F /timecollcgestudcntto ~~~~~lp~erC:~do8c~;e: rilters and focusjng ty: 4pc corset sis. Inf SEVERAi, FAMILIF.S.
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Carc.Medl-CaJ,orSick Ge9:1er~l clerical. workinwoodshop,photo-Center.466FlagshipRd, screens. $35 ; Vivilar cnb,carsea_t.playpen& AnliqueOakJ,·e BoxAn•
em e ~ room supplies &: rental Live-in woman. room & minimum 3 yrs ex pr. incl g rap h Y ' guitar & auto rlash, $20; Omnica clothes. Antique 4 ~ster liq ue 1'readle sc..:..init
for metal processing billing expe ri ence. board + $125 in ex-bookkeeping: Tues lhru mechanical drawing N.B.642 -8045· case. $5. CONiider trade bt;d. ch t;sl & m.1rror. Mach .• Fishing Equip, '•
plant. Chemical back· S40-9406MaryAnn change children's cook· Satnoon. Mr.Shaw.4day classes.847-6008 Warehowie hel ........ Part for Leican~x or large-Mis c ladies clothing & Camp;ng Equip., Tools ,
gro d hetpr I not · g +l·t h ew k Tire Stores. 17622' ,......, r t t I hali Call549271J un u · 1n 1 e ous or . . time. 1), Days, SJC. orma equ1pmen ony. · · · Ra dio e quip l>,inc
necessary. Training pro-GIRLS..GIRLs.GIRLS Student ok as days are Armstrong A\'e. Irvine.. SEAMSTRESSES 493-8l22 Ext. 33 497-~7 or 581-0222. . Ponderosa Pinesora-back Glassware, much . much
gram available. Contact Easy fun job . free. Balboa ,f'enin. 549-2117 . Needed. Must be ex-bl L.k ttn Call more Sat & Sun 450 f Mr.Auchmoody,Gemini Legit1mate.Workdayor 673-0149. · per 'd . on powerWHOWANTSTOWORK? CANONF'Twilh200mm t e. 1 e nu . ....,. c b ·d ·CJ\1 · : Ind us tries Inc. 2311 night. No exp. nee. Must OFC CASHIER mat'hines & in garment DRIVE A CAB! telephoto lens, electronic after 4pm, SSZ.9759. am n ge, · ' ~
South Pullman. Santa like people and be at LIVE -IN, middle age F\111-limeonly.Age20+. construction. Apply, Car· CHOOSE your hours, flash ._ photo-multiplier co RN ER Grp . 3 F,\l\1fLY Gar. Sale,
Ana .92705.714:549-3281 leastl8.Applyanyaft.or woman full time, for Seriousappllc.ants, jo, 684 W. 17th. C.M. work for' yourself, be andtnpod.$350.499-1455. w/AM&FM , .match'J:. Furn,clothcs,bik£>S,C'I<" ..
e\'c.2930W.CoastHwy, careof2boys&ILhskpg. Goodpay.5Locations 645·6820 your own boss. Men ore~ 8035 coff. tbl & side tbl. Sun -I OA!\I, 3410 ;.
Child Care for 8 yr oJd Newport Beach. · 623-4715 btwn 10 am-10 Metro Car Wash Women. Can be slightly • .':::•••••••••••••••••• Match'g. Wall unit. Blk. Marcus. NB. 675-3591 o~
boaltye.mooRensspo&nsso;bmleeeLvacdny HELl•RCWELD~ pm. 2950HarborBl,C.M. ExceS1feCnRtEt".,ApR1·nyg. oh, handicapped. Neat· Lo · I K.tt A Vinyl rhr. w/oltoman,6 ·:.:':.'·::.0266::::c_ ____ _
A ~ d r Id I 1 C lean Appearanee. \e Y 1 e ns n«iora match'g. lamp&. $1,000 -. ings. Mon .. f'ri. in Nwpt Production type welding. LIVE-IN La Y ore er Y PAINTERS, ror apart-transcribing, & general Veta., retired. Age 25 to Background. Sl.S·S25 . for all 675.f.658 Yard sale Thur.Sat. J0-5.
Hgts. 646·1514 aft . 7:30 Apply, Max Vac, Inc. c~I. Must be able to men ls . Need o wn ofc skills. Handle office 70, Supplemenl your in· Gold, c.ahco, Tort1e, i;ted · AM /F~t record, 8 lrac\C •• . 15591 Computer Ln, HB dnve. 642·6S70aflS transportation. 960-3221 & take phone orders. come. Dri\·e 8 cab 6 hrs Tabby s, Black: White. 2 PIECE sofa. 71 & 4', tape consol.c. Tools, do~
Child Care needed, my . 1 . forappt Legal ba c kground or more a day. Ap~ly in Som~ older kittens . olive green, good cond. hou.se.,furn1.turc,clothcs,
borne. S. E . Hntg Bch, 1-leln Wanted Full & Maids. Sm• I exclu~ive · helpful, bul not nee. $650 Consider free to good ad lt al d ext 1:30 to 5 :30 Mon· Fri. p/trme. Days, eves & Motel needs maids . p A R T . T 1 J\1 E person , Yellow c.a Co.. $00 .546-7326 u in\'_
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comm c, Ages 6 & 8, Call aft. 5:30 wknds . Fry Cook & Hours can be arranged. 1' E L E p H 0 N E mo. 536-1696 . 186 E. 16th St., Costa home. 979-8978. . . Lots of misc. Make offer.
968-7071 Counter Help. Apply, Weekdays .494~1. SOLICITORS-WORK SECRETARY Mesa . Doqs . 8040 F:~~~:~r~~~:~.$~°:t1i~ 2195
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2-4pm. wkdays. Del FROM YOUR HOME. Xlnt typing, shorthand, ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn, lge potted plants, Sat.Sept. JJ,8-Spm.Su1K•r-
CLEAN UP Boy for meal Taco. 1155 Baker St, MAID WANTID $ 2 . 2 5 I hr . PLUS transcribing, & gen or-lWIG SALES PET WORLD pa·1n1·ngs etc ~, .. ,,... block sale Evcryth1n,.. ~
mkt. Exp'd. 462 '"A" ii:. c 0 st a Mes a. (At Don Quixote Motel BONUSES. No selling in fice skil ls necessary. A d S:t.1!9o. Co.ckers, Chihua:ua ,
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17thSt.,CM.SeeMgr.No Fairview) 2100NewponBl,C)l volved. CALL BILL Al Duties include phone n Poodles.sh;h.o-u,Dox;c, Hand carved braSs anti-furniture, bikes .• ant1-phonecalls. Call642·26'10 "'""'·1424o•a-aon1 .. ' wo•k. 1;te bookk..,...jng. Expr. only. ajor pt. u Cl Pl t• 1800 -~· ·-~ s Ch · · c t p ·, t Bu 11 s. m ·1 n ·1. que co ee _tbl. . ate ques, you name 1 .. . flOUSECLEANING Girls & public relations. Must tore ai n in os a M bl k f P C I GLERKTYPISTforFire wanted .Ownlrans.Ph.MAIDwanled~er30,Ex·pARTtimecounter sales. be able to work under Mesa , Westminster, Schnauier, Porns . glass top. 1sc.art1cles oc o er~ ire .. .-.
le Cas ualty Dept ecutl S 1te1 727 h B ~ k Full Pekes. Westies, 10! rl~ro~m~l~O'~t~o~P>~-~"'6-~=Z<~35~±:C~.=M~-=M~e~s~a=V~e~nl~c~area~~-J · aft2PM.548-Ul>l ve u • busy of fic e, eav~ pressur:e&haveasense uena rar areas. Jnsuran~e Agency. Yorktown Blvd, H.B. phones. Real estate exp. fh 962-4441 lime & parl time avail. mixed puppia. Stoel svs
Newport Beach. Ex· 536-0Cll he Ip f u I but no· 0 umor. · Salary + comm. + most breeds. 2525 W.1'7Ul k:°..fllJ 1 STAR GA...,,E'll>•<lftt ~
perienced. 645-g;Kn' HOUSEKBPER necessary. 642-9900 ask Secretary , Shorthand & benefita. Call aft.10 A.M. at Fairview. SA. Open X.1>'1 1 111 ·~ ~ ·• ..}
·I M ;30f/time.Con'1.nurs-MAI~ WORK Motel . forDorolhy. genofficeexprrq.App\y (213)92'7...f,192. eves.531 -5027. , u rn IJtQ..AYl.POU.A ueu
a.ERK TypisL Must be ing home. Park Lido Neat, ene.rxetic. Laguna . in person. Salary open ~ wA~ r Ji.. .,_o-1tAdMftc;wJ. Ji.. wrr.urr
accurate. l5 hr wk. 8:30 Con v Center 466 Sch. Resort.. 6 day wk. PART Time eves & Sa' depending 0 n ex. Merda8tdlH Dog Obedience Class k r:J;;1't';2 '' To ..::::::O~"'"f«5S'.;iurd~y. ocr. 11Wl_.., ..
to4 :30.$4SSmo.Askfor FlagSbip Rd,·N.B . 494.-1198 AM . perf. for students. perienc e. Ralon ••••••••••••••••••••••• start.Thura,Sepl18.~:3l :·.:·~!~1 oeoc1wordl~·nato.......uri ~*~
Mn. Marshall.673-5252 642-aMS. inside work, guarantee< Products. tTf.62 Von ......._, 1005 pm. Newport·lrv1n< .A"r .. u1111 otYoUrlodioebi""'tlgr'>. -~-
COOK & COUNTER girl. MAMAGfM84TTINE wa1e. Call A.l,542-9013 Karmen. Irvine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. 546·492&. 6:_~-· • ~~ lit:;. ~~~~ oc~, ,~
apply in person at Ken· Housekeeper. mature Youn-m~ :,Wk in X: or.=; r\1'1-IC AUCTION stUh Tzu pups. Bundles Of (") ._;._;,: !~ ll~... :!i~-:"~
tucky Fried Chicken person r°" ~uest home. growi., t be lbusl· ~I E SECRETAIY MANY IT£USOFnNE joy champion sire u v.Q :~ »"'" ~~o.-.._..xi
Lag.Bch. No phone calls llpm-7am shift.$46.6118 neu. usl neat d ap. Lea.ding N. ·Hotel. JC· To work in Independent J E w EL Ry, ABT sh~. 541.,.247 ~--:, ,. ~=· ~~ ~~-~--~ acct ted. , , pearaoce ._ ba\te •"'1 perd. Call J~ Ellen, &: preatlgous at: OBJECTS, ANT1nef1;"c:, . •1 -., ~ •• n.J.o
P HOUSEKEEPERUve-1n, neat handwrltln&. 6 Day 644-1700. E.O.E. mosphere. Irvine raclli· FINE> FURN., £'-fC. Lbesa AKC. male show c (•,;'" ,:::,.... :;:::;.. ~~ --ll"t!
•COOi(• non·smoter, JM-. ~m, wit. Prefer marded m•n . ty. Must be exper"d & PHONE FOR INFO. le quaUty. lmos.okl. N:~~ gt:,. :;=~ H~ "
Dinner house ex· Sbaatbta:!"o,;.Son.~·~lish. f.01' pefm. rupon1lble Phonesollcitlng&litetyp matu.rel wC/gloodl_t~glic BROCHURE.MS-2200 492·8016 u.MCM. :~= :!l:.-~=-""" "-""*"'
perlence. 3·tlPM. Closed 'J r-_..,,.._ poaWon. E:IJ*'. not re-ing. Contact Roy Wll.son., ·~h~s~k!!"~''.:.·~·~-~-~·~':.._-J:~~~~~~~=--1--------...,ll c,..;-:t'' I''-')V'tn n•........ OfC.ll A{
Mondays. Dana Point Housekeeper-Babysl\ter quired. Appl)' l •nbon. 549-9"29. ..:. * JOMATHAMS SCOTTISH TERJ;llBR, ..,._,' ,,~. 3~ ~~ .,,,.,;. ··~
Restaurant. Send re· ror teacher. U:30 to4:30. l930NewportBJvd,CM PLUMIER SECY fUCEPT. AMl19UE$ • Rec. ra•te, 1 ~J .. qlcl. ~>-'+17·1'l }ir:r' #~ ;:~ "2'l.1'-42
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aume to N.L. Burk. 33025 School holid• ... off. Dal· .......... AG -TlHE A · 5 yra txper New po r l Center · often a fine aelection. AU ~hots, LOtaccwo, ren, ~~.", ~,,; "~,· ~~-'" 1,., ..... •"' Christina . 0 .P., ca. ly or montb'i:. salary. -" IM.,., min · ea j Construction & Real Webuy•ae.ll.'223llt.Sl. Asking $1'75.'Cal1•Lmny, ..... ...~ Jl 'C"'---....... 02a9 _
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Cook forhospff~ ttOUSEKEE!;>ING s at-pref'd . Radto Shack, Pit male, fem. servic4 Classifi~ ad no 517, c/o 1900 Enallth Hall tree. Canadian Irish Seltei .._ IJZ Ii:-u=. ,,_.
Apply al lSOl £. lSlh St, terno0n1 wk, Must have 3 2 1 6 l C 1 m I n o e1tab accts. Evet/Sal! Dttll$ Pilot, P. O. Box Solld oa_k. Be~ seat, hps, A.KC rel-tham ,...,,. ~h:• .... _,_ .. "~ ,._. •
Newport Beach, belwn car. Call art &PM, Capislrano, SJC. $15 wk+. Mr. Lev · 1560, Costa Me.ta, Ca ori1hoot1:1,min'or.Muat pion line. Lovable -'·" --_..,._ •~ao1m •3:30Plll. 144..saM 493-4424 . 1 &a·lOOfi 92626. Nll. B1tofr. 53&-0lll. beaut. 581.s&cJ · ®~ ~1
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Bike, VW Tow l:l•r. Aiuat•nas..494-9&&8 TOP CA&li DOL.LAR Sept3fi-Z5-Z7MW.\20 1 · or a O ftr. CHEVROLh"T for a fret &'Sf 411 ~i·
Ml It c bob PAID FOR YOUR DlstreuSde . lli!Wljll Chevy appraisal. ......... ~
. no a . amero., y ac•"--1010 Jf.W~LRY . WATCllP.S, Hydroplane, M•~bet". c~, sa./ . WINN.BAGO "12 '-n OROTHCllEVRO.LET 83"-~171 -, Jlems, high chai.r, etc .•• .,.,................... ART OBJECTS. GOLl> ~-u 9-.:!:;" -t I JO e; 66 l2 l 8t h Rl~d. ww _
Plants. many IDOl'I!. 518 Membrahp l_...... "-u1 Sll4VER SERVICE. F1ctorybuilt.250Cc. Full _, Chleft1ln. l..omed. a:: l 1 a<': h ~.,.--..._ •1
Tr.v•rae D CM .... ..,""" ril.ce mercu~outbo.-rd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cellenl cond. -•--ooo Hu.atinctonBe.ac nm 1 • .. r . · · Country Club. t-750 + FINE FURN 4r AN-~-. ·-5493331 '• 54g..US8 transfer. Ah.er sTiJ pm. Xlot cond. l 1pprox '74 Camper Shell. 6' bed miles. (322$1) only TRUCK M1'-• · « 644 "" • ,_T_IQ~U_E_S_._&IS_·2'll_()__ $2500. Se\I -..0/bol orr. 1lep1 Id.. $300. rh . $12,4115. Dir. :on E. J.sl SILLINCO TOUR CAR7 72 IMW2002 ;.
•GARAGE SALE• l----~----IKnl Sz. Bed . New . com 639-04930ranae 492.-8$9t . St.,SulaAna.55.!.lOCO. , TO,PlfCESPA.ID Sunroof. air. AM/PM!
Everylhing goes, Port u b I e com puler filete. atill Pk&d. Xtra 3 Relnell Z&', us hn. 10' El Dorado Camper. MC '15 EleJall&a a.m'f CLEARANCE F Imports caa1ett1. 13,000 llllesO:• • SAT50NL0V1!lOA5.Ptt. terminal w /coupler irm ll90 !worth $42$). CJean. VHF, labs'., bait any offer over $1275. 8Lrac-ko'·reo,l,OOO..':. PaorldlOl'orNot Sharp!J'328. -~ If .,,725 o. Ive, ant.a $350/best ofr. 645-4840. QnSz.$170,uauallyhome, k 1 h 549-~...,., 1.e .,.... • Ana. off Flower, btwn ftm622. lncldel 8"·226.1. tan, tr r., muc more. _..... 13.$ root •Ir, 1,.,.fed O.•Lewl1...._.. $AVE :' -~M!,oa~c~A:<:<_l!lh~u~r~&~Su~n>,i:n~o~w~•.!::"c J:~~~:;;;:;--;;;-;:;;:::-::;l _.~~-;;~~:;;~:;--1:1117~SO~l~ir~m~.4~118-~l!!08311~~::-:--io~· Dolphin camper w lerlru. OnJj S2t>. '50. 11&6 Harbor'. ~.M. JIM Ma .,MO •. TWO BURIAL PLOTS at PUILIC AUCTION BEAUT. Bay Doat&Ski Hyd. Jks. Porti potti, IOl033) Dir. 2000 E. lit -w.bloo.S•• &4f.93XI lllUll
Alum. Canoe, k ~d:I bikes, Pacir1c View Cemetery. MANY ITEMS OF Fl~E 1 8 • ch r 18 c r a f i Shower, XlrM.1. $2:,750 St. SantaAna.558-lOOO. -WE PAY MOTOI CAIS •: ~°iridl~S:t~~~si0-~~~~1 _64_6_-1_837_. ______ 1 ESTATE JEWELRY. Supenport, Mint cond. *-07'14,MS-7878 PACE·ARROW, '1'S. 20lt. OfflC1Al.FACTOIY 1200W.Coastllw7,
j C ART OBJECTS. AN · Lo eng. hra. Reas. olr. F model roof atr CllAM-UPPllCES CA$H 64"'1102 Antgu1 r.ND DeluxeMale&FemalclO 'l'IQUES. FINE FUllN., 615.J080l.2PMwkdya. Camper 11', jcil'k s, 'eencrator, loadt.d and w-~/~ast:t~~t~~ Ll~~kn~~: ~· PllONI:!; FOil I~ VEGA 30 Motor/Sailor. e:k /ga~ r~g, range, 2 only 4000 miles. Loaded EXAMPLISPICIALS POK USED C4RS Capri .9715 Apartment Sale; untique
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$125 ea. Padded i;wive\ I-o. &. a ROCllU It£. . s n s, air. .an:J. with extra1 onlY $12.491>. PHILLIPS ••••••••••••••••••••••
rocker, $15. J-lidabcd, M5·Z!OO ~~~·p~H~ Arut!OU5. Por Sale . Camper 185198) 2000 E . lit St. .....Mew75 BUICK-PONTlAC-OPEL '732000,deluxe.A/C~llDt-
$35. Sturdy knolched & Rine, Car, Jll -Fi. · ()((.•. · · · ·5775 . · wfalo•e, rerrig. & sink Santa Ana. SSS.1000. 'Ii Toe Sltort WI Z.-Alicia Parkway <':ond ., oew r•d.ial1,
port. h omemade Pin1o1 Equ1p .. GoltClubs,C11m-() • CRUISERS SI00.$48-4313alter6pm Y.'INNEBAGO "7S 21 ft Repllde.fcyllnder. Lqun.aHilla 837·2400 $2950.totrer. 6f.S.7469 "'1
pong ta b I e, $2~. 2 pressor, llome HowhnK Laps tr a k e . 13$ J:l P '73 ll4 T Cheyenne Camper Brave. Afany dhc.. tttrai (CCQ1'5F"3209)(1608) 631·2'738 :res1~er1>,~ ~:or both. ~-~~~e, clC'. 546-720ti or Johdns~nOooCu&l~:n1(l Specl81, 8 ' cabover, &: less than 6000 milH. $3449 AUTOS W ~NT ED,• 73 Capri 2000, am/fm:
ny ime -=li6S0r 54:"8875 ° r. sleeps$. Muat sell, make <6 1303) only 110,9118. Dlr. anytblq runmng or not. tape, new ateal ndialJ,
Garage Salc·Gigllntic. Air Cond. 5 mos old. 10.000 Miscellaneon orrer. Owner. ilSJ..5479 2000 E . lat St., Santa $25, $50, 1100. Fast serv. oew Kont a.bocks, Ju1t1
'rools. household, camp-Stu's, $175 ; t.;onvertor. Waltt•d 8081 Co l. 22 Lots or xtraa, 6HP '7Z T 1 8, bed ;\na 558·.1000. &i: areen Cash! 892-5017 & tuned. Show cood. $1,800."
1ng it.ems, n e w tub $25. 1547 "B" Orange ••••••'.•••••••••••••••• 08 ,$3500 Lng He h port~~~faPl~~I ai;OPEN Soad '1'4 f23 ft . llAHDMIW75 812-7047 673-5452 • ~nc1osure + lots more, Ave. CM. SS CASH SS FOR ~tanna 531 ·0502aft6Pl\I cond b • . a s Statesman Dix Motor :V• T• C•ltolll p•-PARTY --~-eas 319 Amethyst Balboa . ' ounce aw Y · Deluae I.oat wbeel-bue, • '" '~ r · '73 2600 C1prl. AIC, Rnl.
Island. SattSun.10-4. GREE"" HOUSE Good used fum/r_ern.~s Skipjack 20·. FB, many boot & Jacks . Xlnl cond. 1-1 o.m e; Roof• a lr, st•od•rd lransmlasioa transportation car from Very clean. $2, 7SO .. " t'ri rsl&loves. 546-0768. xlras. Xlnt Cond. SJip $1100. Ph; 548-Clfm. gen er a lo r, lo•d~d . ICCY2'5F43$5$1)(1S36} P.P. 539.3333 552_7207,
B1R Garage. Sale: Table Plant Sale/Bargain Wanted-'4x4 posts 6• to 11vail.Bstofr.846-~9. Mobll•Homn 9140 I007S6~only ~·.SSSaDlr. l-'-"-==--===-----1-~':.!:~------su~. 3 phase motor, ni:w Prices All sizes & types. 16. chiiin link reOce & JO' OWENS TIS FB ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ss.S.i~ •• nta $3959 Wanted VW Bug, fixer up· '74 V6, 4 apd 16M tnl, i:ui t ar~ sewing. math, 25c lo$2SO. 557·1288 posts. Must be rcasona-d ' r· h Ttr' vi' 1rFe-Exe(utive 1970 25. xlnt nio1. · per, will trade equity in Green/Brown int. $3350, ('amping equ ip gol 1 . . cor g. at . , • • EBALL .72 ~.. 13 Ford Country Squire 548-4J93aftnoon/Eve. cqui atio c h'airs Decorator chest $50. Skis ble. A so, chicken wire & etc. Self·cont. Live abd. cond, many xtraa. Pvt Fl~. -l'2 It. Wagon. Loaded 26,500 . . 11•·1 P & h· d 1 · $40. Oval green shag rug steel fence posts. 751-IJGJ Sil 000 Days: 831-9000 ply. 642-21.SO l'\f1n1 Mtr. I-tome. Loaded ..... New ?5 miles. 1 owner. 675-6200 C~t i>ma e ec. an too s, IMc ' • ' . w /dlx. extras & low carpenter too~. Mtr cy--· 833-3966 Large aluminum tr:i.'lh ~M & W /E 998-0065 Grif-With Cabana, furnished. mi les. (S60SCI) $7288 DJr. ,4 WHEEL DRIVE or67S-3008 ••••••••••••••••••••--:, ~le p<irts &,tires, ~thrpJANO,upri~htw/bench, can_s, n e w or u~c d. fin . BayshoreParic.$1.Wmo. 2000 E . )till St., Santa Short W·b 11' ton •. 57 T-Bird. Will a gd 1m Dodi• Colt Waiwt
1acket. men s eloth1ng, walnut wood, eor. tbl, ~l after5:1SPM 22 • 197 4 SEA RA 966·.5429, £213>. Ana. 558_}.IQO. (CKY14.SF4299'13)(1474T) price for right cfr.y 2005 a /c, auto, lo mi., xlnC
tool boxes. hubcaps, bed Maple· Cherrywoodoval I I Overnighter, galley,Motorcycle1/ $4995 J d CostaM shape. Must Sell $1950. frames, rotary .mower, tblw16'chrs,2leaves,old Mj:1~~merth 8083 trim tabs, VHF, dep Scooten 9150 AIRSTREAM '15 27 f~. acaran a, esa. orofr.493-54.SO. ..•
bbq , elec fan, nms, lrg trunk . old oak music finder, bait tank, traile ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loaded w /geoerator, air • Wos lrnportwd ~·-9720 s torage box Many -'re d k 2 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond all lhe dlx -Lras ' ~ . · ""' es . ant que Tiffany . & side rails. Full cover '71l\taico400. $350or best ., " · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••' items. 857 Senate St, lamps $50 old White TROP.180NE, like new. dualbattery,manyothe offer. Factory demo. Save. lr9MINew75 Wt" of 9701 lLLBUYYO''R Cost~ Mesa . I Wilson & sewing' ma~h. $25. Call $17S. xtras. $10,950. or best of Call 848·8906 aft 6pm (Sl451) only Sll,88B Dir. LUY MIKADO •• :::~~•••••••••••••••• ~TSUN, rovOrA.
Continental toSenaleJ aftt!r6 PM, ~7857. 963-6057 (er. 846·6222 an.. 6p.m.o 2000 E. lr;t st., Santa CU st om inter Io' '67 S·=*--OR VOLKSWAGEN
2 Cl · . I wknds 72 HONDA 350 CC 10 000 Ana. 558-1000. (CLN -( T -SuperYcrdSale radial tires SlOea Sears annels . lneary new · .1 1 ul l $\zs 1 12) 1491) AlpiM PAID FOR
Antq ·Misc. 1594 Santa rotary mow'er, ssO. Crib w /case $140. I w/ncw Boats, Rent/ ~~.~'.11mac ae. . HOLlDAYRambler '7432 $3' 199 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio, ORNOf.
Ana Ave. CM 6"16-7255 & mattress, $10. 8' sot a & pads & ease $90. 642·9509 Charttr 905 rt .. Imm a c. & loaded beater, classic. VZV72S. TOP DOLLAR
. matching love seat. $75. Office Furnitw.& •••••••••••••••••••••• "72 Suzuki 380 {6F"l622l w/a1rcond., etc. (503071 ) $988 CALL :l\fOVJNG . DR swte. port. Nu playpen. $10. 558-9228. E--' t 8085 33. ALGAS T/SOs'I P.P. Good cond. 2 slr, J only $9,888 Dir. 2(K(I E. SAL BERNADENE
frplc, organ, BR set. .,-prnen cyl.$565.548-4001 1st St., Santa Ana lr..clMew?S 540-0442
dividers & dishwasher & 1928 Ford Roadster••••••••••••••••••••••• 32'2T08.cLJ'Jr~~Sal ii SSS-1000. ' ~ couc h . Misc. 10361 pickup. Concourse cond Exe svl chrs Sl5 /35, scy BULTACO '73 Pursang I T011Cab~Ch1111h '74 260Z. Auto, air.
C hri s t.mas Dr. Hll . 1913 Studebaker touring: ch r s. $8 /up, s~y dks. 2J'VENTURESail 350, xlnt cond. xtras. AIR Stream '69 29 ft. 10,000 GVN. uu1I wheel! A!'of /FM radio' lo mi/'
Saturday only. Clean, unusual, rare <':ar. Machine cvrs. Plercc-867 14 '-18' HOBIE CATS $700: firm. sss-1.343 Loaded w fxlras & extra (CCYmJW1'2) (1572) l-""c:""-="'="c.· ~--=. .. =':c""'=~I Xlnt cond $5900/bst. '
l ·. . Akai, video tape w / W. 19th , CM . 645-7411. Nat'I CruisingClub,NB clean & :sharp. {SSS0). $4389 .bell 9707 645·3298. No Jun)(: Refng, dinette. camera &. aecessor•'ei. . 3333 W. Csl. lly,631·0281 1970 J\toto-Guzzi,750 CC Only $6895 Dir. 2(K(I E.
b b r Sal/Su 511 Standard' Metal Office · r · d s s A ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 260Z, auto, air, a Y urn. n. 642-9514.Days 644·2tM • . Boal S II 9060 new engine, a1nng,sa · 1s t t., anta na , El Modena.NB. ' · Desk&Chair.$75 s. a die bags, $750 Eves or SSS-1()()1). •74Aucll4Dr5ed AM /FM tape stereo •.
gal fish tank & all ac· 645·24~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wknds.646-7636 -==..:='-------l1;1y...y4 T011•IT0111 4 Cyl., 4 speed, radio, mags, Xtras. Metallic,
2 Early American step cessories & 2 o.sCars $75 16' Hobie Cat, blue/white. *'* R nt * * '· r c heater. Hard to find. bm. $5900/bst. 640-0777 end tables. Italian Blue 646.7104 . ·OLIVETTI Computer w /lrailer & sailbox. '74 Harley Davidl>on 350 e 4n-....UV RU IS 907KRF.
Lamp. 52", Horse Motlff. · Logos 328, 3 memory $1500. 963·6596 SL Sprint. Low ml. 29· Over)and Mtr. Hm. El Cautinos · '66 Datsun. Automatic,
Toys, dir;hes. Misc. 2756 f;l::<"Port Beach Athletic bank11. new $1600. Sell. , $700/bestofr.631·1194 Loaded, 1orates.538-0M7 VanCoDverslqns $3888 Excellent t ransporta-
Tern Cr. CM. Sat. Oiily Club Membership Cor $300.497-1562 73 15 Venture Cal. w/ Pvt. Pty. Lion . $699, OR OFFER.
9_5_ sale,$l75.644_7897 oodd trailer. Self furling jib. BACK TO CoUege. Musl CON i:;to:~OJ~~l~.t'm 848-8340DLR. ---------l--~---'--~--1 W eak&awivelchalr, i.:d cond. $800. Days sac . cherry CR125 · NELL ••••-
GOOD BUYS! From one lobyFumiture han,qlng file d,rawers. 492·7440,eves4m-700 Elsinore. All tri ck 4Whttl0riYes 9550 1 ac v. 1971240Z, am/fm litereo,
end of alley to other! Almost New _ 644_6866 Gd'. Cond. SlOO. 64.5-0527 goodies. Super fast. Best ••••••••••••••••••••••• Htslt. Bch. 842·4435 air, mags, stick, l3900 ~J~~~X~r~:o:.~~:. ~~.~ PEN BALL & FOOSBALL Pianos & Organs 8090 i;~c~i~~a~:~~~~ ~:Sc!~ ofr. 979-8603 art 6PM ·1A'11B!-",,.z,E,.Rn'cSul ..... :.con, alrd .. CH'EVR 0 LET A.usti,....Healey 9709 Evea. 640-0237, wkd)'!J 9-5 .. ..u ••••••••••••••••••••••• 558-1500 Ask for Tom ses achl. clothes, new Machines, xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• top. $200. 548-0153. 37000 mi. Not cheap but Hoover items, collection of old 541).0190 FIELD'S Warehouse , . . h . '60 Austin Healey ''Bug----------
Nat'I. Geo., prints. Fri & . . Sale. 400 pianos ~ or-20 Sailboat, 2 sails, wort it.$3.750546-7563 eyed"1:1prite.Xlnt.roDd., '73 240.Z, mags, AM tFM,
Sat. behind 519 Jasmine Membership Irvine Coast gans , new fused. S~tnets, chrome hardware, cov -.66 Dats Nissoo Patrol 2828 HARIOR ILVD. gd runner, gd. body, in-air, 4 spd. Gd. cond.-
CdM · Country Club. 673-2828 or Grands, Players. Goin~ ers; Make offer. 552·1563 SI 590• 497•1478• COSTA MISA terlor. A classic & hard 673-~9
· 558-0424 out for business. Rent to find. Gd MPG.1--'-'--------
•GARAGESALE;Girls, . w t o'pt buy . K11wai _Co l . 26 .MKll . Full '69 Jeep Commando 546•1200 Removablehardtopand '74Datsuft260Z
womens dresaes, shoes, D
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r,eksser .~ mirror $2~; Steinway, Ba Id win. r11crte /o64r~s6•;065B,500. Pvte Pickup. Auto, air, ps, ph. ---='--'=--=-=='---ragtop. Side curtains. Wire mags, stick, air.
boys clothes, drapes, 1 e, 20 $20. Ma~.s ~4 Chi<':kering , Yamaha, pa y. · · 2 xlra fuel tanks. Buick $1,200 GASH. Call before AM /FM cassette, rear
misc. hshld tten:i-a. $20 . T.V. & Chair. Kimbal!.Wrltzr. FLIPPER 602,Gd. Cond, \'·6eng.XlntCOJ)d.$2SOO. Vons 9570 6:30Pll,892-2970. shade, 16,000 miles. r"' Circular Saw. Washing 494-2109. Fl ELD S -(714)6.JS-2770 $175 or bst ofrer. 675·3284 675·5359. . •••••••••••••••••••••••l-'-=-'"'-'---'---'----l 947K.ZI.
• Mach. Corner Fairview Dishwasher: Pttinor re-12072 Brookhunit. G.(;. aft. 6. lc.=41=H=a=,=1.=Y==D=•=v=,.=d=,0=n'1-:.::_::::: ______ '68 6cyJ . Chevy Van. Stan-IMW 97l2 $6495 &Wake Forest CM Sat dard trans. Long body.•••••••••••••••••••••••
&Sun.10-4 ' · · · p_air _or use _parts Sto. Uprlch't ·Piano for sale '72 llOBIE 16 w/U-lr. 9d. Knucklehead. Good 174 Toyota 495-6873. '72 Bavaria 3.0 Silver, JIM MARINO
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, Hanging bar/access. $35. $275. Good Canel. cond. New 'Trampoline. cond. $2000. 646-7104 . L d I t ool AM /FM ... 9636 an C:nl ser . D d I bod au o. sunr • • MOTOR c ·Rs ~Toya:, bka, pint.a. rd race · 897-8217 $1,450 . .&75-3591 ·71 YAMAHA 360 Enduro 69 o ge, ong Y, lo mlleige immac rond. A
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lots of misc. 2oga2 1P050aK uprfg'ht: S-17 Catamaran. Good . mt con · 1650 mi, as • $1,100. 67$-4059 ,,_.., '""" ' , set w /pltform, typwrtr, ear's Belt Exercisor. ., .-r-M' d · k Wa=' cpt'd, paneled, new eng, days 64s'-5191 eves 1200W.CoastHwy.
h QOCIHBSa Twin pecan cane G.ood'.¢0~.$275.orbcst l'otld. 5650. Sacrifice. 1ng~.mustseeto .ap-4S~d.A /F,.-radio, .,............,. 645-1102 ~. :.;~c w • · t /Sun Ph:;~::. 'J:;~ J igsaw orrer. 494-4401. 497.2901. prectale. 963-4442eve11. tape, warren hubs • .£xtra Private Party
• y h MX I\ice! ! 360KRT. '74 Dodge % ton surler SADDLEBACK '75 B210 w /cassette ~
AM/FM. $3,100 or best
offer. Must sell! 833-2253. 5 Family Super Sale. Exe. Id bench • table beds Hamm$4o5nd Spinet,fOraan . '72 Hobie 16 w /trailer, 7R3 360d •,ma '", 63·1~71. $5176 van. Auto., PStPB, fact. clothing, ski equi·p . G ' ' Ooresto t!t. XlntCond.$1587. ea Y 0 go. ·.wo air,stereoAM/FM,tape
-h-Honda 125; shelves, lots 545 j:rn 833.""""' Dir. d r tt1Uw toys, misc., anti-ofgoodles.549-()539 · · ~ eek, CB unit, cruise '72 240Z-Auto, A/C, BMW
queo.5&19.S.>IOlilwll'a, . •THOMAS R,nger 26, '7S . Race, HON DA 175. Che.ap flla,.11 L~•.,;1 control, mags. MUST EXCLUSIVELY Mais, xlAL cood. $4,50(!.
E.Bluff.844-0714 enn ereSl St(ilaire air ELECTflJCORGAN. Glass Keel, hinged mast. transportation. Mtnt .t\111. UlllD SELL! 631-22'11-. 644-1125
Lg. Patio plants. Bk l.!r,~·.-!:.·d~k,~h~·~!!'b.~·~r-l_ik_•_n_•_w_>JTit:ll.;;~-:"'.:""::"::.'---'r"M.500. 962-7970 act. ~~~~ao~~-L:: ~~· ~ TOYOTA '72 Ford Super Van. $3700. o·· . l--.-.7-0_P_l_CK_UP __ . xt-r-.-
Naug. recliner, Mis~ TV Radi S • • ~ Callaft8,642-2712askfor
•· items 1776 Pit.cairn, MY. C • ·-H' IR Sot'or-8098 -,.::::--;S;.· :;1~30;;;;'.'-;Sai;::;;.,;;:,,.::::~·j_"bt~w~4-""'..7'.:.·_!P'.>;m~.~oni~y'.:.· __ , '.:Do:.:.:ug,,,:.· -------1 cle64a4n:uS179600 . ..1.. A.u-.-:1 • ,..,. "or a e Al & UZUKI l20~t-L/d>"rt, 1966 Horb¥. CM 646 9J{)J 1-Sat/Sun wA•E~USESAL.E ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt SS te N...., ------...~ '72DODGEV moo ng, · me r w.,.. gd. runnin" cond. '69 an 360 eng, j>;;;:ii;;!:i:E;;:;,;;::--; Fiat 9725 ..... M~"DEl:;riO"'an. 01ed6ne .SJ.Yd&Up. RC_{\Ma.ple23"colorTV. Harbor , $6000. Bob di k"I 5125 epl 'g., n ew tirea. Gd. ~""2!11"1
nrLP& ''" ~r Ow d m as ng ._...,i ....,......_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. W'D, p&I ngs etc, SAT . .ONLY-9/13, 9am-w Iner re ecorating. Meyer. 714 ·644·3«2 ofc. 491.19:TI . rruc•s 956.0 c:ond . $2,795.53&0000 .... ·...::::::::!...2:.·~_ ... ,.. mDBti 18256 Bayberry, Irv. Fri 5pm. f;60 .W. 17th Sl, oo. ii sell foi SlOO. Call 714'-546-31701homeJ 11 -.• .,...... ~ ..i
·&Sat. 'Z7, C.M., (Bt!hirid Zuver! ev~673·~388aft.6pm. , • 7 s HONDA X R 7 5 ~·••••••••••••••••••••• '65 FOR.D wtndow van, i~ .,. ttf.4949 ----~--->--Gytil Equipment). Bo'''& n' Sol Cat. 18, Excel. Cond. Sh . d R'dd 82 CHEVY PICK UP-V8 new paint, 8 cyl, auto. ... ......... ., ... I 25191 Costeau.. Lag. Hills, 646-4735 or 673-7162. f~.& ""a ne ~ • $2 .200 to fr . Aft SP M. onfywr1~· h~~~ Li e'~-~ij 3 21, stick, ~a gs, Gd. cond. S800.67S-M l0 ~t '• i• ~
Sal., 9-3. Couch, lov-,-ptft•ftt ~ 646'JJ67 1977. $460. 498_0964 shortbed, side mirrors, \L~C:'...<i•":Jl!.,,.--~...'l:I
eseat, game tbl w/chrs, :itudio couch, sips 2 $20. ··~···•e••••••••••••••• L SER Id . , step bumper. buckets. '71 DODGE Van, many
..., new 30130 rifie, shotgun, PladlloLrmd_rocdrker $15 gd General 90 I 0 ~50 . ~a'r1~· ~iii aJ~1yna~ '?3 Suz~kl 400. Not broken What a truck! (86557C). extras, xlDt. running
• end tbl, lawn edger & con . a 1es esses 16& ••••••••••••••••••••••• 547_1329 afl &S7S.S4lO tn yet. 2,000 ml. Best Of. $899. l-'c-'o"nd".-'$2=•800::..:.·;.:642-==•IS.'I=--
• other misc. items. '16VJ.645·3651 fer.CallBob,494-9892. 646-4447 Dir. '7l~e.127"wh1Base.
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$ ·I 586-6817 . C11nister 11weeper, baby B~e~:~~ SmTaljllEboBaOlAhTeaPdLAquCa~"'-YAMAH'A _125 . MX. Lo '74 To~ota. PU lp•'r/eSs', m'aBgs'. aCusut~,-mwi•dn~ J, Ski equip." clothes. Girls waUcer. jhighchair, rock-d ·~0 II d rt bik M<n ~ . 1 . an airplant.>s. Tax Chipmunk 12ft Comp m eage 1 e. ~· Short bed.. •o ... & wid.e ter. 831 _0 .... $2,~. Sales-Service-Leasind
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FIAT and womens clothes. ng horse, child toy advantages.5464900 ·$375 · · Ph:S48·0869. Ures,rad1o,4;p,UiMm1. ....., JVIJ RoTiCa"er,lnc."
»refri.g, auitar, etc. 205 968-4087 ..,;_ M. u1 W led 9590 c d s N K ks d Cyclone13,race.$7:Q Wanted Equipment for inl!752·lS97 01 Ort Rolls oyce BMW ·-w.Warner e ar t . ewport Pool table 5'x1\' Slate aya -eats, pad les, OmegaSloop14'Sl359 Blk h f h' Id • . •••••••••••••e••••••••• 234E 17thst u;u Shore~.NB.Sat,.Septl3, bed. excei. cond'. xtras rack , preserve rs . Coronadol5Sloopsi99S e, cas ors 1e , 71E1Cam1n0Cstm3.50,lo WEPAYTOPOOu.AR Cos • • ~ atSo.Maln llM. , , $450.Eves.979--6&'.17 ~;~12, art t, Doug or Saves ~1144, bags,&trunk.675-2388. mi, nu paint. 4 1:1pd, FORTOPUSEDCARS la Mesa 54644 4 Santi.Ana 557-2112 :I GARAGE su,le: 14 cu ft le · . . . . '73 Honda350SL.3800mi. A_M /FM, Tape deck, FOREIGN..OO~ESTIC A.utoLn1hMJ 9580 AatoLe I 95
, I Frigidaire $75., 5 pc dbl Ham~ r cage/habtl trl, . ata..Marine SCHOCK Good cond. $650. Ph. ~~~op, shell. ~75. orCLASSJ.CS. •••••••••••••.•••••••••• ••••••••~!'!a..t. ••••• '!
. bed set $80., single bed & ;ply of food, SfllWdusl. $5 Equipment 9030 • 962·5107 after 4pm · lf your car is extra clean
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frame $15., ladies hair orall.586-682.6. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BOATS MotorHornes. 2 pickups. '49 Chev. seeuarirst. DOYOUWN
dryer ~o .. 1Hf!1Jll'I & •.a· lO·apeed bicycle $75. Nu 8' Sabot mold and Lido 14 Hew/Used Sal /R t 9160 OR-JGINAL. '62 Dodge, IAUERIUICK $15,000 AHMUAU.Y7
sortedk1tchen 1lems,Sat Water bed complete material. Best offer. l-"ROMS1200 . 1 en O"RJGINAL&clean . .'$500 2925HarborBlvd. only. 2811 4th Ave, CdM, w/heater $50. Mens set.of 496·0471. 18, & 24, w;:t-..1....-.--•••e••••••••••••••••••• for both. No cuts'no split. Costa Meaa 9'79-2500
644 5354 G U Cl b (~cG · ~ See the U .S.A. lhc RV 559--0879.
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Neighborhood Sale Furn, co_mp}ete w I ag SSO . Lk nu. $325. 646-4780 25' SontCMGl/8 Renlals. 646-9811 '74 FORD Courier Lo mi,
hsewares. misc. 20671 Misc. items.494-3'16J. eves. Likenewf MakeOt'fer. xlnt. cond. $2,800or best
Paisley, HB. Sept 13/14. UM PER POOL Table, 37• S & 5 "APACHE., Ready For Baja?'? orr. 496-3469
Brkhrst/Indnpolis. boys books, games, toys 2HP Words S75. $2tl 000 Winnebago '12 Chieftain' l-'""-===-----1
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Used VW's
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Five·Gated Gelding Pin· rtisl Carlotta Wees will f600. or offer. 213·431-7572 houoe car. By Ori 1 _ $2999 .38 month (oel) •t $68.49 plus lax. 1.o. Gentle, xlnt health & · trod h ,•, · I ·1 Boats Sii-/ A Cap cost: $3125.00; Resldual: $1531.25
•pirit.. Tack &-.uip. too. m uce er~g1na OI 16' Evinrude 1B69 wN-6 Doc'•s r· 9070 Owner. 4. spd trans, ale, BILL 1•RRT 1:1 --~1~·· -.A .. -1• -... on canvas paintings at 0 r ll 11 ice boit, sink, full step ""} ,•1:.wJ.e v '. VOLVO 164E SEDAN _f6SO_.~,.......-'--'-'-l!S"-----I S25 each. Sal lJ, Sept 11 · Bltn ~alt tank., u .,.••••••••••••••••••••• bumper, xJntcond. $3,995 PONTIAC DU':li'1 lnlUaJ entry cost: $43L58
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afllpm. back, Chair, ~ btlp ~·Blain Boat, W/6 cyl 2•· aailbor~d" Nlewport A..toSerfict• •Vinyl Roof TO saus *Spidel ........... leales
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mile Warranty. 974GMS. '73 ft.t . B. 450SL. Si Ive
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cared for $6900 firm.
644-"'30
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'74 FORD MUSTANG GHIA
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Only 18.000 original miles.. Has n 111111
'75 GMC "HIGH SIBRA"
4 wheel drive. automatic, &1r conditioning &
more OPCtont.
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$4995
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297LPQ.
$4195
'57 l'orsche 1600
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good ! SYN815.
$2975
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19b6 Horbor. CM 646. 9JOJ
'71 TOYOTA
COROLLA 2 Doc/r
Clean! (223DOA)
miracle
mazda
128 2-DOOR WITH
FROMT·WHEEL DRIVE
s2999
F I A T
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7t~M1\\'t•,111 IH,'• I lthd
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11 VW, 7 pUI. Bus,
aunroof, $2300.
913-<Z17
10 Squareback, xlnt eond.
auto, a /c, 11000 mi. $2150. --
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engin e ~ runs great .
Belae •fllrior with tao
Interior. (UJIGI. -· 646·4.447 1 Dir.
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Aitlom1ttc, pwr. steer.•••••• .... •••••••• .. ••• ...,_.Sporf .. lllf lf7SPACll JEEP r1dlo, p/1. air, to ml. CQNNaL PROP'.BUILTALL'D '68 MetCM, ~~;..1'~-;,<;~c:!~~::':!;: . GI~~~ V!(t;~f:: ~:t.d.,1:. ~·:.~1~:, Commando ~l~~s1~ond. •~.ooo CHEVROLET ~~== ColollJPark terio~ & low m•l<agc. Manytoc-.efrooft. l1'0CHOOSEPROM uverl(llOSMPI'). WAGON-~JCOUPEDeVllle.23000 nt/11111 lot 3tlO cu In,. ' Wop <~IFJ/.Sl?tS $AVE PIUC£DTOSE;LL! SJ69S •6C..U..cltr ml. xtnt. oond. Loaded SALES•SERVICE 1pd. lluot'-t.n-. V4,••IO.tnM.,fll<'lol7
'"" w1extra1. SS,200. or best 2121 H_...llwl. SilOO. SY•sacll air ,eondltl-1DS. power •3 51Med ofr. 831·1734 or Iv. COSl'AM'!"J1A. ftlS ltelriftl. radio. healer~
•5,000 M.. message. S3'1-4182 546•1200 ••••••••t1••• ........... whit.ewtll .t~~~
•Like Hew! "14 CADILLAC, take over 'SS l>o4• .. I ey1lodet, it-::, wt.~ '
$3795 Jeuoorbuyatio.Boot. '681MPALAV1,lldo,olr, """'••Uc. Jtx<elleat -.... $1,87" t t714)752-0911 or "4·5769 AM/FM , xlnt. eood. cood!dMl ........ U
(S43JtEW> eves. $700/0fr.847-0448 8!1f!P~L , I.-!.
Ward S.Lee Ward S.L ee Ward S.Lee Ward S.Lee
AMC AMC AMC AMC
54 7.5826 547·5826 S47-582b ')4 '·!llJ7ti
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ALL REMAINING 1975
CHEYROLEIS
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00: C 9917 1970 Bel Aire, o/c, p/1, ~·c-tlt-V.., Id-. ej• UAIM cnnaro p/b, s1200. lo mi. Coocl $.150. C41111tftMpm.. ~
! ••••••••••••••••••••••• eonc1. S48·t947 .... 1J66. OYOTA ' ll~~~~~~~~-tJ70 Camaro 4 spd VS. l / , · _.. ..... '• T · ow nr Gd cond. $! 150 65 cb8"t. 6 eyJ; $35"0 or 69 Dalt. -b~ '73 AMC ,,,,_0;.10;~83PM. -olr•r· cau ... /.1123 tlon .. Power ateerloa _....,,.,.u. . .,. . .,,,,
1-"'"-"'-"-'-'-"-'-"-"""-I alU:30pm. · I -27111. 9911l JAVELIN '68 CAMARO-V8 321, 7,.Monte -carto-Landa; ~ tt-40 ••-••-•.uu~··••!~ •V-8 & Auto. ~uto~atic, pwr. a~er-Bl k I ti ut 't •••••• .... •••-"••-Must -sen '1t Vn~li 1ng, air cond., nu paint, •~ • . U Y. eq p ·1.. lo _1 ~ nttio. 9J •Factory AJ.. buckeu. AM/Fllradio& '!.000 m• WllO'"' -"12 11 .. edclt VI. -· <1L Am·~..:::. _...,. p Steeri vinylroor. 01Jer.536-t435aft.8 sporty, economlcal, by Plb. ~~ ..--•-?
• ower Ilg 646 -4447 Dlr. '67 tm aJa.Auto,fad air owoer0000.-.-.19't ~~ !-
•Londou Roof • Xlnt ~lil ...... '8:;o: CRuliCE QIO. under .. PA.lii'BAat,\ .... Ill(, •Low Price! 74 CAMARO ~137. boolc, by.-'11 etry R"11J Piiio 1pe1ken. ON SALE TO ClEAR
'•IMPALAS• WAGONS• CHEVELLES •NOVAS
. •MONZA 2+2's •MONTE CARLOS
$2695 •V-8 En<Jlne ~<lMPALA Wgn. I pass. Sq.OpaHuW""i:'.fblf~ $800.-59
(856GND} •4 Spefll Air, P /S, P /8, P/W. FM :k"a=. a'i:Qs maint. 196kMustaag,dependabld ..-:r-rrri Fo t Al stereo. 19000 mi. !Jke mlnt~ncl. IJS!A831·9856 trao1portation car.
• C ory r new. 548·8798 Radio, 289 V-8 Eng. STOI> •Power Steering '67 Col'llna, :atmph., new Call al'ternom & eves.
•Vinyl Roof 1970 MOYA stutu, batt.. aeneraurl ..::9113-313=='-----. • CAMAROS•VEGAS•MONZA TOWN COUPES vs, automatic, pwr. &: tlrff. l60Q. ~'Z7Zll •s6 MUSTANG· YB, • 11,000 Miles steering. A •uper clean, 548-1779 .... __ u· radio & pwr
Sh I Jow miJes car: It's 1ot. lt aui.u..aa c, _..:
' • 148 IN STOCKI
••••••••••••••••••••••• •Super crp all' <4aiCCK) • '68 9 Pau. Raocb. Wagon. steering. N~eds SOUM'J
'68 G.S. 350, air, gd cond. $3995 · SI 78· Z · air, rblt, au!O,Xlnlooad. work·but this Is TOO
SSSO. /bst ofr. 003·1196 aft. $800.830-2413. CHEAP l (SBM83~t•
5 p.m. 1#1213Zl) llLL IAllltY 73 Ford CowrtJy Squire $399. '
'73 Estate Wagon. new PONTIAC Wagon, loaded, 26,500 646-444? Dtr .. ,..K KENDON radials, loaded. topcond. lstSt. &S.A. Freeway miles. 1 owner, will HU ._ AMC'1JEEP
$3200./best . Pri. pty. 551-1000 ortradeequltyfor·older l96SMUST.ANGo •
675-1371 /675-2601 fixer upper VW Bug. Automatic Jn MINl-
'74 Impala 4 Dr. Sedan. 675-6200or67S-30C& CONDITION! See to at'
. '.' ' fO~T.\ Mf~~ '>19 ~fl~~
Chevrolet 9920 Auto, fac air, PS, Vinyl preclate,pricedtoseUl
ForClassifiedAd ••••••••••••••••••••••• roo(, Jo ml Xlnt. clean '715 dGed,raotlidka cpe ~ · .. ACTION cond.$3100.963-3966.all6 oa e new,.,...,_
Call a 73 Caprice w hdras, $2,600 pm. · "94·l80l
Daily Pilot or bst ofr. Clean, Jo mi. 1971 LTD
AD ·VISOR 963-1990 Clvy..... I 9925 D B VS
642.5678 1-==-==------1 •••••••••••••• -•••••.i. 2 r. eavty. , '-,,,======"' '64 Impala. 4-dr. ~ • ..327 ,74 Irnperlal LeBaron, automatic, air cond.t 1-9100 eng. AM /FM radio. Gd loaded. Xlnt cond Cireat pwr. steering, pwr.
mech. Xtra clean. $600. r rt•~-..... -. brakes, \tinyl top. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3249 eom o ..,,-7<1~ (418A.VR). 642· .
Cootlnental 99JO S 1192
••••••••••••••••••••••• 111.L;IARRY
9915 "74 Mark IV, el>ery ...,, PQ...,."C
••••••••••••••••••••••• ceivableop~incl.sUn-.,. • ._ roof, deep metallic 'tilue Jstst. & ~.Freewat 9 w/bluelOp,-55s;:1000
wbls.$8400.675'~ v . =..; ' 9950
1974M"ARlfIV.~fr'I~ • ··~··••.!-• ... -••••• cpivabte extra lbcludfng 166 Mere. eotont Park
aunroor, mag wheels, de· Sla. Wagon, $.125.
ep.metalllc blue w/dark 645-8131.
blue top. white int. $8400.
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GMC TRUCKS • .'
.l.HOHDACAIS ?!, I
uwt•erslty Oldi1
2850Harbor Bl~ •.·
CnstaM .. a. ~
$300• UNDER BOOIC, .. Blf
Own. Beaut. '70 Delta 18
SAVE ALL THE .WAY! •••
Huge
Cadillac 1972 ~OMET Royale,2dr,goldwtyyi>l
Sel.-.6•IOJI '1973 Mark IV, xlnt ecol 6 cyl. economy with top, &dlx blkint,amtr~~ ""91 Orig. Own.er. $5995, automatic rtrans. Extra fUll pwr. A/C, alwa15 WHEN YOU BUY -WHILE YOU DRIVE!
NEW 1975 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAN
ONLY 52797
OVER 160 NEW PINTOS NOW PRICE SLASHED!
Incl. 2 300 cc 2 V 4 cyl inder
eng., light green in color,
Colif. emmitsions equipment,
five 678\! 3 BSW tirei, front
& rear bt.Jmper guards & mot"el
(S..-. # 5R10Y I ~07~6. Slk. # 0961)
OYa 100 776-4810or83.1--2900 deanl (296JCD>. mi~~-rmaint. $1050 ..
,.__ Cor .. tte .t9J2 $t499 ..;;83::1..:·..,.=-----
c,. •••Prkft ••••••••••••••••--...•••• llLLIARRY '74CuU~ldr,bkt.seats.
_..._... I •TOPCASH! PONTIAC A/C. ... pb, pwr wio-
Nabers
Cadillac
For Corvettes and other 1st st. &:<t A. FreewaJ do~, vinyl top + snrf, used cars & trucks! 55-;:1000 • ra.d10 -f rear spkrii,
HOWARD Chevrolet, -Mach. tl)"es, trunk re.
Dove & Quail Sts. 'Near lease. $3600. Please cil Jamboree, Bristol, & '70Men:.~-dr.Atcpower. 642-S270/968-4950aflS-MacArthur. Newport radial tares. Runs gd. , ·_ =.i:.:::;.:.~~oO . Beach.833-0555 Mustaell.~ Wantads Call6'2-Sd'18' n~~i:~i~~~------iN~Ef,wwr:1~9~7~5fMM~A(VVEERRil~C~KK'.22iDDRii:.11~.~ ... ~ ....... !~~~ ~.~::: ...... .!!~! ~-~!"!. ...... !~ ~:.~: ........ !!~-·
Inc. 250 CID, 6 cyl. eng., PR
\;:. ON Ly $3099 78014 SSW,;,.,_ Cohf . em;,.
~Ion~ control, front & roor
bumper gvcirdi & more! (Ser.
-=SK91Ll43912, Stk.:;: 1244)
OVER·30 NEW MAVERICKS
NOW PR~CE· SLASHED!
NEW 1975MUSTANG11
2 DR. HARDTOP
ONLYS3669
Incl. pin stripes, rodiol tires,
power steering, power front
diic brakei, bumper 9uord1,
rodio, heater, tinted gloss.
(S..-. # 5R02Y I 06991, Stk.# 166)
OVER 80 MUSTANG ll's NOW PRICE SLASHE.D!-'
YOUR CAR IS HERE! -NEW 1975 BRONCO WAGON
"-btn<h ..al, <11'00 LI GVW pock-
OIJ'I, ·~lol •ng ""''""~' poc~ogco.' a•le fr 3000 Don<> <l<I lun•hlop, S
G78•ll II 4 PR PT bllti:d &SW'"""
~po<e lltl COfr•&< j1W"'9·0WOy), t••
du<ed •Ou"d level ••h"'"'• !i5 0"'P
olte .. 1010<, looodboo<d i..odl•n"'ll, ZO omo. bott«y. ($1.. ::u1.:;Gt.
W8136J. St!< =096<1)
Window Sticlcer • • • $5899.80
Discount • • . . . . . . 900.80
Over 400 New 1975 Models ready to go ot the
greotes.t Cleanup Discounts of our 54 Year History.
BARiii
PRICED
'73 VW's s2154 3 to c:hoos• fro"'. All In
!11c•tl•11t condition. low
1"il•1. lock to School Spe-
dol. (Sotr.Pl993) A1 low 01
, '69TOYOTA
4 Speed won... rad't0,
t.ot.f, euotO.nt c-ondltlon &
O fCU '°*I (XJW.581 I
SAVE
MONEY
25 to ChooM ftOn\ Including PINTO'S s1795 Stotion Wo90f'l1, 2 Ors .•
Rvnobovts. 1971 to 197!5
(868DSY) "°"'
'73 FORD
~TVAN
~topComper
s.lf-<:ontoinotd, 16000
ll'li!M, •iU Oeoll (JJSJJf)
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SALE
PRICE
PICKUP
SPECIALS
Fordt-1-IOO't & f.20Q'li &
4 Wheel drive1 1971'1 llw\i .,,, ..
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MONEY
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30TRUCKS IN STOCK ;
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
6 LONG BEDS -CHOICE OF COLOR$ -
22 SHORT BEDS -CHOICE OF COLORS
2-4 WHEEL DRIVE PICK UPS IN STOCK
,.._HURRY WJf llf THEY ~AST!
'69 MUSTANG '73 AMC · '73 FORD
MACH f GRIM LIN VAN V-8, automatic. ps, radio. h~ler .. 6 tyl .• automatic.' factorv air, V-8, automatic. ps, radio, heater. mags, sharp, 128-BOG radio, heater, like new, 407-HOH mags, custom interior and paint.
041SOR
$1695 s2445 •4195
'71 DATSUN 1.970 to 1974 '71 TOYOTA 1200 COUPI PICKUPS IN STOCK LANDCRUISll
I cyt., radio, heater, c1~,
838-BIS 11 Trucks To Choose From 4wf'lefl drive, must see. SJS.MDV
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' $2171 ,74 WAOON Cloao lmmac. -,Colllll.
111.LIAlllY IAM/PM otereo. aew Sp.m.Ul·Z'IM
PONTIAC tlreo. D.300. m.MS2 -n Grand Pl-Ix, air, pwr,
• lll SL a. S.A. -wa,y tt60 new rad. Ura. Top <ood. ssa.aooo •••••••••••••••••••••• Stereb. '3,$$0,8734818.
Flocf wbil )'«I = ln Daily Pilot Clw •
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$<,39S.11M251 arr.a.r~ n . 1918tlreblrdCCllvertible ~n 6 •111 • !lua. °W IO Rebul!t io&lne. Bod.1
ahHa)'borBl.vd.'. 1ood. $150. Evening,
Cost• Meta 493-t6e9 Owner.
-546..1.9 . Grtu>d-l!<!Jt.12,-t.riplo.blk
__ ~ d_el~t cloth 1nt.. Loaded. PGm4dr.~power-• all power, AM / FM, lilt.
air. Sharp, nms.,_perf. crW1e: new tires &
S8'75;631·2384..,. br•kes. $21ZS.111·1156.
3 Plymouth Dua,...340, Y... tt74
'it-Speed $$6-3890 after ••••••••••J••••,•••••••
SPK I '73 ~EGA
......t. NEW75r•f.atJNA ' '65 FU RY. oril-h....... STATIOHWAGOH I NEW 75 FIRE_,, . -'Cleln. economical, air, Automatic trwwm"'51on. ~UCS.1 vlnyt JoP. automrUc; A~ S.VAAI P/S,P /8 .$$45.548·1813 lowmilet! <483011:\)
FM radio .. co.nsole. pwr. b'rake1! ,311 -1 .~~. '!:. .. ~ .. ''. ~d.,., ~~· ~ N~-nd ,....._ ~ ft~.ng .,.._. ... .,.,. .........._ '71 Cricket. Nup-ans, Wll' ..,.._ -a.r co .. .,.. ..... _.1 ;.rnote rNrt'Or; tlll steering wheet. 4c b t ~
&accent ltripes. (0251') tinted 1111• ~& luggoge carrier:, p u,., p • al et~ · , , =28'.'.:M'..:.P.o:Gc::.S9SO=:.:· $45.=1281=·:__' • List -SO $ . (158134) ,.
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""""75 VE'"'-•~ 75 "'a'ND PRIX 1~1 9 PatHftW '71 VEGA·Air cond., "~" "'"""" Vftft ..__.. ~ ral!io. buckets & Stick ~ MATC~CIC Pontiac's luxury Car, Custom air Statlonw.agon shift for greot econo__my.
8 cyt., automatic. tinted gtau. AM QOl"ICI •• c:ruiae control, vtnyt top, tilt •V-1 • .a. • ...r..... Silv\!r ~·/black interior . rldio,bu'T'P8r guards.(1188$), wheel, r emo te mlrrora.·pwr. •A..v. ·~1n ~159 S3659 w;-. pwr. seat, Unted -""'· •facf--l Air !$-19•E•"•M,o>. Sll99. Dir. ,. Discount-$ soo door lo cks,!,.tereo radio, rallye •P.ow;; ~tHr;11n 646-
... y_.,flttce It •l••~ wheels. I body sid e-moulding. ...,. '71 GT. A tC, P IS. radial
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• ' (1846571 •Rear'ShCll'f'! tires. Gd cond. P~1e par~ =. . "·•LL .Oua °" 1"nE Lin Prlce--$73H S6214 -.$369...,,.----· ,,. ,., .• , ... ,.,..,oo. -.:.. , , -oo-·-·v. o1---s101t :1r
-•nay .. Y~"'4c.h .,,..,u.. (232KX1''> '72 VEGA GT ~·agon, 4
.,.KKENDON ,. AMCl"IJEEP
rosi.1 \~I\~ ,; \l''l
speed. clean $1595 .
499-2754
Try a Daily Pil o t
Classified Ad to buy, sell or rent something .
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LEFT · 10 CLEAR NOW! . /.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
lr..ilNew
·!75 STARRRE
. ' (210G) ' I
$ 77
Month
CNll llriOt l3tsO l)lua T & l . 48 1!ua I 1$17 kltll cJri. pmt 1&317.M .,_......., l)rrll_ price •
incl. T & L all finance c~ ANNUAL
PERQ:HTAGE RATE 13.111 ...
WHD 'HEW lt751iMC -ofAe
' Month
c.ri cwiool '30IM. pi,,.. T • L 4fl rrr:i• •'277
111:1&.i dn. """' '42•11.Cle cHoler_, ""' llt1(:f!t Ind. T & L. 111 llnanoe c,.,.,_ ANtit.JAL
PERCENTAGE RATE 13 51 ...
4 WHEEL DRIVE "=' GROUND HOG
1975 GMC
PICKUP
IMMEDiA TE DBJYUY
•4477
'68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD
8 cyt., nidio. ( 441 CFG) .
70 PONTIAC LE MANS
Auto. trans .. air, ~wer steeri~. radio.
vinyl roof. (110AEFI .
G.M.C.
• 4x4
.51077
'ZJ.~~~.~~~~.~~=;ng oower s1117
1 steering: radio, heater. (881JVJJ .
72 CH£VY VEGA HAlOIBAOC 5127 7 ~-air conditioning, radio. heat8f'.
f111fj9-ls. (12'FYB)
-IMMEDIATE DBJVERY
•3477
Lns-200-
(511785)
J'p~~:!,~.'~:n~.~~~ ~377 oonditk>ni ng. Power steering. power ,
brakes. stereo radio. luggage rack.
EDB418
:e.~~~n~~E~o=. oower s137 7., steering, radio. heater. extra tanks.
(S10GWXl ·
72 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill s1377 Auto. trana., air. power steering, radio.
(84jlGNSJ
72·DODGE DART s157 7 Auto. trans., air conditioning, power
steettng, radio. heater. (180EXK)
74 HONDA CIVIC HATCHIACll
·-· (878KEM) ~977
Your Timing Is Perfect:
•Low Clearance Prices on our Cars
• Hi9h Trade Allowance on your
. car.
• Expert Finance Counselors, Easy.
• Terms
Service . •
Satisfaction
• after sale
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SURFER VAN
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ELDORADO
F\I~ -· lad lit. 1)9<1°"" ~·"VI toP. -to 9CJP<K .. ll! (11711(80)
55895
'69 PONTIAC -
LEMANS
l'i~IO rr.~•. !1C1 111, ''''" sl-"'11 & br1~• IYBX0931
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Used Cars,
Too!
'72 LINCOLN
CONTINENT AL ·
4 DR.
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bl'SM, ~ wltl<lows, ~ MMl,
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52795
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PICKUP
S1-111t! """" •"4lllb1ae. ~!>ell ~~·~ (!O;>;>~TJ
'72 MERCURY
MAR9UIS
BROUGHAM
Auto, tr-, !..:to<y •" cond~i0n1ng fult
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RIVIERA
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lll'ft.ongi...i•tPDTOol&l
LOW MILES
'73 FORD
T-BIRD
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tw ... IOl..11"'90 & "'0tll I 11~FF)
5 1395 52495 54295
~WE'VE GOT SMALL CARS!!!
'74 PINTO WAGON SAVE
4 cylinder. air. rrags, special tires. onty 14,740 ·
mites. (991KHB)
CAPRIS DISCOUNT PRICED
4 to choose lrorn ... 6's, 4 s. automatics,
sttcks, air conditioning. etc.
'73 DATSUN COUPE $2395
Loaded with extras! {585HYAJ
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PlTT!IBU-RG-11 -Hl~~--toolHl<or'tq.tlle dtyjall to "Slttp .. VlrlJala Murnane, 54, waa ito(f..:'"--'" ~led by • stroke wbllli wiiUna \$)1e rtsalp.td consclousn. ...
ror • bus. • '.'!!lh•d Ille ~m or Ille women"• !i:Wkbloa;.... •
For tha next i• boun, fhe ~hed In a city drwlk tank
bttadle-one would believe sbe
wa1 akil: stead ol intmde:ated.
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Teachers
Protest
A teachers' protest picket and a, demand that arbitration be en-
tered to break an impasse in salary~ negotiation will confront
Capistrano Unified School Dis-
trict trustees Monday night.
Jim Smith. president of the
Capistrano Unified Federation of
Teachers (CUFT), a union or-
ganization, said his membership
will conduct the picketing.
Arbitration to free a deadlock
in salary negotiations will be de-
manded by the Capistrano
Unified Ed1,1cators Association
(CUEA ), according to its presi-
dent, Tony Leon.
The school board has offered
teachers a 3.S percent salary in -
crease for the current school
year. Teachers, through their
representatives. are demanding
seven percent. They entered
_negotiations seeking an increase
of 25 percent. Talks have been
underway since Mfktth.
Supt. Jerome Thomsley has re·
commended the board adopt the
3.S percent increase with or
without teachers· approval.
The board will meet at 7:30
p.m. at San Juan Elementary
School. '31642 El Camino Real .
San Juan Capistrano.
Both Smith and Leon predicted
that teachers· demands for a
further increase would not lessen
if the increase is approved.
And both men said a walk out cs... PICKET, PageAZ)
' Coup)~ Seized
O~-,D~Raps
San Cle ~nte na'rcotics or-
f ice rs arrested a Camp
Pendleton Marine and his wife
Thursday, following an alleged
undercover rurchase of about
$lOO worth o PCP, a restricted
drug used. medically as a horse
tranquilizer.
Virgil L. Merlin, 24 . and Susan
D. Martin, 18, were booked into
city jail on charges or Sale and
possession for sale of the drug.
Mrs. Martin was released on hec
own recognizance while her
husband was held pending ar-
raignment.
Police narcotics officers allege
the purchase b.Y an undercover
agent included 19 baggies or the
drug.
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Coast
Weather
I.ate night and early
morning low clouds
becoming sunny by mld-
morning'Saturday, accord-
ing: to the weather service.
Highs in the upper 60s at
the beaches to mid-70s in-land.
INSIDE TODA 'l" • Fu.nnu photograph.t from
l"nlr>« .. a pr..-oJ, the 21~
A.""'"11 Copl .and Couibowi
Horse Show .and Breakfo.11.
and othn int~~.ting ii.WW• Co
ttt.Grld ~.ort\.~oen cowr """" ,,..,,.oriil . ht. t«Jart'•.
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Seeing f)oufJle
Julie (left) and Lisa Radford of San remembering which is which. The, girls,
Qlemente may be a source of ~rotile\"IS 4'71, d'augh(J!Q 9f Mr, -anCl. M\'I, ,Ro~rt ~·,
tbis year_ for Concordia Schoo) kin· ford, 1~7 Trl£algar St .. showed up for llie
-dergarten teacher Virginia Wimer. It lsn't start oJ school Thursday. Mrs. lNlmer said ~ that they are anything but the nicest ot jrs th~ first ·l!.m'!I In 14 1 1,•a~, '• 1had
little girls. It's thal they are 1deqhcal illent1cal twm~ m hef cla~. ·
. twins and Mrs. Wimer might have trouble
It's Back
To Sclwol
For3,200
F&ces scrubbed and pencils in
hand, an estimated 3,200 stu-
dents will"starl classes Tuesday
i11--the Laguna Beach Unified
SChool District. •
This year's enrollment is ex-
pected to be about 2.8 percent
more than the 3,125 students who
trooped into classrooms last Sep-
tember. '
School administrators said
they anticipate no problems
when the opening bells ring Tues-
day morniri.g. ·~,No doubt there
will besom~ un-anticil>aled ones.
though," joked one school or-
ficial.
Seyenteeo new teachers and
administrators. who are mainly
reJila~ipg employes who re -
signed last year. will be among
the new faces seen at the schools.
The new .employes were
honored 'th\lrsday at a lun.i:heon
hosted bY the Mermaids '
Division of 'the Lajuna Beach
Cl\amber of Commerce.
"'Everythinc good that you've
heard about Laguna Beach is
true!. Everything b~d is only ~alf
true •· City Councilwoman,.
Phyllis SWeeney. toll:t ' the new
employes during welcoming re-
mark'-.
U.S. ·,Drivers
Still Speeding
By the A'ssociated Press
The natiori'ls drivers are still
whizzing ,along highways above the ~5S mile per hour limit de-
s116ed \o conserve energy
del_pite t recent increase, in
·gaeol.ine prlces, an Associated
Press survey shows.
In the i;ur+et. AP r.(porters
ctrove. aL ss tn . p.h. for an hbur
dwing a weekday .noonUme this
week on highWays across the
Cdltntry, ·The test showed that in dlilr. one state waJ the reporter,
w!i}I• driring •at Jh.e lesal Umlt.
atil• 10 p~~~ ~,l>r.e ~~· than .~o!ablm. ., ·
·'Al\d 'ilfl that stale, West
Virginia, the reporter said he
tielfeved the tesl was tlirown ofl
by . drivers from the opeoaite
dlre1:tlon blll)k)nl lbelr u~i. tq watil or a .... c1ar •P e4 trop. ·
Ford Wants ~Ret1Irn
0£1 Secret P41pers
'· ~ ' WASHJNGTON (APl -J>reai>. A.!k~ 1f the President's action
dent Ford told the House in-. would close down t)Je eom!'1'it-
telligeoce committee today he tee's operations, Chairman Otis
w~ts it to return secret inf~m!:.._ G. ;ptke _(D-N-.Y -1. s~ic!. ''It ce~·
lion supplied by the admfrustra-,tafnly doeatemporanly. There 1s
tion because four classified ·no way on earth you can inv-
words that could cripple U.S. eitjigate Jhe intelligence ac-
foieign policy ,were made public. UVities of th~ United States of
The President also warned the Amer-ica without access to
committee that it would receive c143:sified ~nformation. ··. .
no more material from U.S. in· Pike 'a1d the comnuttee will
telligence agencies unless it notf'eturn the classified informa-
agreed to clear through the ad-/ tlon to Ford until committee
ministration all information to be members meet next week lo plan
made public. their course of action.
The committee's investigation Asst. Atty. Gen. Rex. Lee de-
into U.S. intelligence activities livered the President's message
came to an friimediatehalt . 1 to tjie House committee. He said
-.. · • the President's action was pro-
Nude lntnuler
ScaresWo~
Awakened t)y a slight noise, a
San Clemente woman has tol4
JX>lice she opened her eyes to find
a tmall, mysterious naked man
lurklng al the fool of her bed.
':('be woman, a resident Or a
noJ't,h city &Rartment complex.
totd:police the man then got up.
and' -ran from h er apartment
through an open dool'. The
whereabouts of his clothes iS un-
known. ': ·
The incident occ\lrred late
Wedoeiday ·or early Thu'1day
morning. said .police.. "'~ are,' searcblng ror a short •slightly
built man in his early20I. •
mpted 'by d isclosure of four
word!: which were contained in
reports oo inleJUgence about the
1973Middle East wa~
The report indicated U.S. in-
telligence agencies were, caught
by surprise by the outbreak of the .. war,
Lee did not say what the rour
wordswei::e.
~ ~Q;nmittee earlier had -wo~ dOt agreements with in·
\ellia:ence offtci als to decide what
materials .coul~ be made public.
But Lee said the rour wordl in
di11>ute were released by the
com'mitlee w.ithout intelligence offi~iaJs' ag,r~ement. The words.
he aaid, coUJd irreparably harm
Foril•s-conduel of.foreign policy.
A ·~T.he .. ·P'residenl 's re -
.. qK>nsibilliy for.-the nationaJ
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Action ,
Similar , .
Sy )¥1LLIAlll SCHREIJIER
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A spokesman ror Orange Coun·
ly Sh,riff Bradley Gates said to-
day '-suit filed Thursday in Los
Angeles Federal Court alleging
inhuman condltiohs at county.Jail
appears almost identical l'o 'a
class action filed in June by
several inmates.
The · new legal &ftion was
bl"Ou.gbt by the American Civil
Liberfies Union (ACLU ) on
behalf of .five t.urrent inmates of
the jail. Jt followed alm06t seven
n¥>n,ths of investication, ACLU
otftcials t~ld Distrih Judge War-
ren Feuuson.
''We feel ,tHis is almost exactly
th~ sarne as the other based on
whft we have read about it in the
papen:." said Joe Mestre. Gates'
exac.UtlYW aid.. "We .Jtave oot beeil served aa yet .• ~
llestre nid the June lawauit
was filed by dltferenl ;,Jmates
•than tl\trcur~nt action and was
withdrawn l!IU<ldenly by the plain-
tiff" witll,put explanation.
Tb.t "t l•test '.lawsuit. ·contends
that monetary awards should be
made to the Plaintiffs and all
other inmates in the jail to com-
pensate for ''psychological ,
physical and eeononUc losses.··
The five primary plaintiffs
named in the suit are Jerry E.
Stewart, Richard E ... Smith,
Susan Young, Kenneth Wilson
and WilliaJl1 Brown.
The first two are being de-
tained pending trial and lbeother
three are currently serving jail
terms.
Their suit contends inmates
are denied 'th~lr constitutional
rights for a number of reasons in-
cluding :
· -Opening and reading of mail
by jail authorities. severe limits
on·ramily viSits, and inadequate
or"rfun.fxistent use of teJeifhoncs.
' newspapers aud other forms 01
cdmmuni~ation.
-Inadequate hospital and
medical care.
-lnadeQuate time C alle~edly
(See JAIL, PageA2)
Medical Care
Cost-Talk Set
State Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter
(~Newport Beach ) and Laguna ~lcians 1 Dr. Vincent Carroll
and Dr_ Robe.rt Ralston will
speak in a panel disC'usssion on
rt:iihg ~tS of mt>dical care at
7:30 p..m . Wednesday at Laguna
Beach HiQh School auditorium.
The free Public discussion will
ex~mine the effects of the rising
costs of hospital care and cover
doctor' fees, malpractice in -
fUra·nce fee,s and state and
f.ederal programs arrecting
,PJedical care.
The forum is s ponsored by
South Coast Comm un ity Hosp;tal
in South Laguna.
Attorney
Quits Tlh>
Dtstru:ts
By F.JIEDERICK SCHOEMEllL
Of HM D•UJ 1'1Mol ltaff
Newport Beac h attorney
George Logan has resigned Wl·
der pressure as legal counsel to
the South Laguna Sanitary Dis-
trict and South Coast Counly
Water District.
Raymond Miller, general
manager of the two Soutb
Laguna-based districts. saict,;k
was the .consensus 1of the tWJ>
boards of directors that Logad.'s
counsel to them conflicted ~
his duties -as Laguna Beach c.N'
attorney,.
Logan was notified by letter
two weeks ago to decide wheth&
to represent the two districts or
the city. He dec ided to slay ~dth
the city. -.
·'They told me to do one or th~
other," Logan said today. "ll
never has been fully explained to
me what their concerns are. I
don"l know that potential coo·
nicts between the city and the
districts had something to do
witb it.··
Knowledgeable observers.-q!'
the situation said the districts·
actions are due to land use-
related stances taken by the city
of Laguna ReaC'h . ·
The city. for example, 1s Jocked
in battle wi\h the AJiso Water
Management Agency, over plans
to build a $30 million se.,..<r
s ystem that would s e r,.V;p
thousands of undeveloped acr:ts
of land in Orange County~ The ci -
ty contends the s ystem wjil
facilitate development. _ ..
The South Laguna Sanitary
District al so is angry with.
AWMA . but for non-land use rC'-
lated reasons .
l...ogan has represented the (wo
districts since 1965 . He was depu-
t y city attorne y for Laguna
Beach from 1965 {o 1971 .
He returned to Laguna Beach
as city attorney in 1974, foll owing:
the re!Signati o n or Tull ~
Seymour.
Lo-gan, a r esident or llunt
ington ~ech , was a controversial
trust~ on the l~unt 1ngton Beach
Union Hi~h School Oistrict until
last Y4\8f . when he resigned
because of the p ress or pro·
Cession al work.
He i..s c1ty attorney for t he ci tie:.
or Stanton, M.ld.wa1 City and Lo!i
Alamitos and tht.> Orange County
Mosquilp·Aba te n1ent 01:-it ri ct ~tilte.r .sa id A JOi nl coi:nmi"'ee
oC member=-01 the director,~or
lhe l'4'0 districts wi ll be (orfn~ t.o
•elect Logan's repl acement. ,.he
rtsifnalion is t>frect1\~0ct i ,
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' 1 . .. -· Mamon Deatli: 'l'hreat ~ .
' ' _)" .. . . ATLANTA. Ga. <API -A tett~ pqrpor/edly wrl\ttn by
,1 m~·mberor, the ··ramily'· of Charles Manton, .convtctf!d.ln
th1..• Sharon 1alt•1nurders, threatel1S the death of five vooPle
r?r every <lay Manson remains in prison. the Atlantu Cons!1tut11Jn sa id today.
The Constitution said the letter was "'r1tten two a.;d a
half months hl·fort' l\1a.nson <lisC'1ple Lynette ··Squt"aky"
.,'ron1ml• wa!'> 1..·har~ctl with attempting to assassinate Presi· dt•nt 1'~ortl .
The n1..""'spaper ::iuid the lt'tter, dated Jube 12, was sent
to the .~s Anl(elcs ·rimes which turned it Over to federal 1
.nJthnr1t1l,S Thl' ('un~titution sc.ii<l ll obtained a copy 'l'hurs· liJy. •
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lll•l rt•lt·it~cil. thl'll u11 .July 13 you'll rind your £irst five dead
PIGf> I ES and fiVl' more ('\'l'1·_v duy until they ar(' released,··
th(' ( ons t1tut1un q1111ted lh·.:o lt·llt•r as saying.
'\Vt• s\\ l',1r 1f yuu dun·1 lht·n all uf you PIGS ar e gojng to
net'l.I <'UllOl":-tu JHllltllt· through the blood that's going lo fill lht· s lrl't'ts ··
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Th(• ('on~11tut1on ~~1111an1-'lil spoke.sman in Los Angeles
t'llnf1rn1t•d tht• lt'lll'r
'"Tht· J.os 1\n,gt•lps Timt·s did receive thc letter and
turr11·tl 1\ ''' t ·1· tu postal uuthnr1l1t•s "'ho gavt• it to us.·· the
!>pukt•sn1 .111 .-. :t id. a teorth ng to \ht· Con~litut ion. ··'!'ht' case is
:-.Lill und1'r 1nvt•s t 1g,1t1on ·
t'romP~AJ
PIC KET .•.
by tea{'ht•rs re1n<Jins ;.1s <Jn option
to pressurl~ the buard into gri.lnl
1ng a higher int·rease.
I.eon said it was CUEA"s de·
cision to seek arbitration folio"·
ing a negotiating meeting &opt. 2
between teachl'rs· represen·
tative s a nd distritl ad ·
minist rators.
"In essence. they said J .5 pcr-
'("ent "'as the rinal offer. We told
them that seven percent "'as our
~.ast offer,·· Leon said.
In arbitration. a third party ac·
ceptable to teachers and school
trustees would be hired. The
arbitrator would listen to both
sides and render a decision, Leon
said.
He said he would like the board
to accept "binding arbitration··
in which the board and the
teachers. in advance. would have
lp commit them selves to accept.
iog the arbitrator's decision.
, Both Leon and Smith said their
respective organizations are
operating separately io the
~alary inC"reases dispute with the
board.
Leon sitid CU EA will not
participate in the curr picket.
CUEA f'epresents about 375
teachers while CUFT has about
100 members . The remainder or
the district's 500 teachers belong
to no organization. 1
Gas Station
Dealers Meet
Pending legislation will be dis-
cussed wh e n the Southern
California Service Station
Dealers Association mt'Ms at 7
p.m . Saturday in Ben Brown·s
Restaurant . South Li:tguna
Beach.
County Supervisor Ralph Clark
and Gene Laughler, the associa-
tion's a~torney , will speak during
the mee\ing.
Plans for chartering a ne"' dis-
trict from Ne"'l>o rt Beach south
to San Clemente will·also be dis·
cus8ed. All s ervice station de-
alers are invited to attend .
Cocktails and dinner \\'ill he
served for S25 per couple.
War Warning
Cypress Ple a.
F or Airport
Bid 'Filed '
San Clemente city coWlcilmen
have abruptly received and filed
a letter from the City of Cypress.
asking them to join efforts to dis-
courage joint use of El Toro
M.arine Corps A"ir Station for both
military and commercial air
traffic.
'.\l <1yor Tony DiGiovanni told
fello"' councilmen Wednesday he
has discussed the matter 'with
Thomas Riley, Orange County
Fifth Distric-t s upervisor. llesaid
that until the m atler is resolved
by a ruling by the Department of
Defense. the issue will be
"bounced back and forth like a
rubber ball."
The council ·s coolness in
response to the Cypress request
i1._in marked contrast to opposi-
tion it once voiced when former
Fifth District Supervisor Ronald
Caspers proposed a large com-
mt>rcial airport be constructed.at
Camp Pendlelol\. ,
The Cypress request urged the
C\ty of San Clell\e~te to demand
the bo'\rd of supervisors rescind
their action applyi'1g for joint
aviation use at El Toro l\o1CAS
and Los Alamitos Naval Air Sta-
tion. and asked the city to send a
letter opposing joint use 'to the
Defense Department. • '
Citibank's . -
1. ' t \
Rate at'flo/.tr
NEW YORK !AP> ~
First Niitional Citf Bank
rai~ed.~its pri~e \8bding
rate io 8 percent,...tOday, a
one-quarter poiJJt increase.
J T he nation's second
largest commercial bank
said the increase on the in-
terest rate it charges on
loans to its most
creditworthy b\isinesS bor-
rower s takes effect today.
It's the first time Citibank
raised its prime since Aug.
8 wh.en. iLWent to l~ per-
cent:
Spinola Warned
I
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WASHINGTON iUPll -The
State Department denies the ~1 c
count of one of its former in -
telligence chiefs that he was pre·
vented from warning &.>cretary
Henry Kissinge r that war was
about to bre ak out in the Middl<"
East in 1973.
LISBON, Portugal !U PI>
Portugal's military rulcr-s
warned former President An ·
lonlo De SPinola today he would
be immediately arrested if he
tried to return to the country.
Spinola 's recent travels in
Europehav~led to speculation in
Llsbon that the ' exiled general
"'as gathering support for a coup
attempt.
Ray Cline. forrrilcr head of the
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-Inedequ•te heatiot 4fwl ven.
tilatlon •nt,.ms that ollec Jy
, <ollll!itili\l a b0al~uar4 ... -'-Allegedly p lltal punbh·
ment at ~he nd• of Jall
authorities end conftnement in
:;egregated cells without due pro·
cess.
Denial of all aC'cess to
Jawbooks and all legal material.
Mestre conceded lhe county
jail has hit.d problems but Is
carefully inspected by outside
agenclek seYerat times each year
and any problems that are dis·
C"overed aFe promptly correctud .
lle ::iaid early in 197<1, the jail
underwent a meticulous 1nspec-'
lion by the State Board of Correc·
tions, Yo'hich is due to examine
the fa<'ility next year.
Though the state's panel found
the jail to be generally in good
shape, it pointed out some dc-
rects that have since bct:n
eliminated. ~1estre said.
The jail has also been critiquc<l
almost annually by county grand
juries a nd Mestre said all their
concerns are also answered.
"We arc also regularly inspect-
ed by the county health of ricer,
the Cal~C9rnia Youth Authority
and 'ederal .~urcai.i or Prisons,"
J\·Jestre CQncluded. · t
SECRET •.•
securitY ~f .the Uni~ed $.J_ates
leaves him no alternatjve::"bbt lo
request lhe immediate retw:n of
all claisifie4 intormatiOl\ pre-
viously pro.Yided this commit;
tee," Lee said. • ~
He said' 'intJulgen.ce agencies
wqµld withhold anY·Jl'ddttlonal in·
tcrmation from tbe oofumitlee
. untilJ!he congressm~_agree not
10 ~ease future J.fl(ormation
will\Out ¥Pecifie adrtiinistration
approval. , \" ... ; "Alt :"ag'erlci~s respectfully
d~line to ft.tl'nish classrl'ied1
111·aterials until ttie committee
satisfactorily..tilteFs its position,"
he said.
Pike asked Lee how ~e thought
the comTnittee could ~ntinue to
function without access lo
classified materials. prompting
Lee to reply that the con ·
gressmen could' honor tradit)onal
rule::i of secrecy.
"That·s exa<:lly what's wrong,
Mr. Lee," Pike exploded. "For
decades committees Of Congress
have not done their jobs and
you 've been loving it. ''ou l'ome
up here and whisper in one
friendl y congressman·s car anti
in my opinion that ·s why "·c're in
the me!s we're in."
Phon~ System
T" Get, Lock
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F ~r.Elli~tgency
San Clemente's. city emergency
telephone system will be ex-
panded soon .y.rith . addition of '1
equipment allowing pdU~e or fire
personnel t-o ''Jock on'' a
!elephoned C'all ror aid. prevent·
mg . the c_aller from making a
panicky disconnection before full
information ls gi_ven.
The new telephone eguipment
will cost th~ city $1,849 to install
and .$148· in additional monthl y
serv1ce fe(ls . Pacific telephone
manageritobert GaMon told the
ci,ty council, which approved the
plan Wednesday.
Charges and installation are
pending approval by th e
CaJiCornia Public Utilities Com.
mission.
Gannon said the lock·on device
will permit public safety person-
nel to call back persons who have
. dialed San Clemente's 911
emergency line.
The new system will tell city
pei::aonnel whether the caller is
still on the line and unablt" to
speak, 011. it be has hWlg up after
calling.
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.. AS lies1 ENTS WATCH, .'NEWPORT FIREMAN HOSES DOWN BRUSH FIRE
Thursday Afternoon Blak.e Rares on Bluff Between Klng1 Road , Coast Highway
$29 a 'Unlt Two. Yo uths
··Set' ·Blazti-: . ' , , f
:'. S~iita Ana College
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Tw~ y\ai1 hsfsusP.ct;lld of pl aJ!-
ing with malche~ were detained
by ~ewport Beach Police ll'hurs-
day arte"rnoon after .firemen ext·
inguished a grass fire on thrr hill
above Pacific Coast 1-figft.way
overldoking l,.he Balboa Eay
Club.
Makes an Off er .•.
'fhere were no injuries i(l the 3
p.m . blaze and no buildings wert"
damaged, although the flames
threatened a residence at 811
Kings Road on top or the bluff
before being stopped about 10
yards from the house.
A witness told poli{'c he sa\l.'t v.'o
:;mall boy s runnin~ from tht·
scene of the fire and govt· thL· of·
ficers their identit 1es
The 6·year·old and R-ycar·old
rt•portt'dly C'onfrsserl to polic(•
that they had been playing "'llh
matches ~i nd "('rt· rclt•<Jsed to
their parenl s after quC>StioninJ!.
Juvenilt• offircrs \\lllJ dccidl'
\\·hat Q(•tion to take , 1£ anv.
Tht" flames came.c-los~ to bolh
lhe ro"' of houses on Kings Road
and stort'S und offict•s li ning
Coast 1-fighway across from the
Bay Club.
Santa Ana College officials iaY
they are ready to accept. !ltudents
from the Saddleback Community
College District, even when the
home district has refused to issue
transfer permits.
But there is a catch.
Students will have lo pay tui-
tion at the same rate as those
who enroll rrom out of state -S29
per unit. The college's new poJicy
is an outgrowth of a new amend·
ment to the state Education Code
which allows students to attend
other community college dis·
lri<.•ts if they arc willing lo pay
lhe C'OSt of ou t -of ·district tuition.
Santa Ana College officiaf's say
the policy will allo'A_'. Tustin stu·
dents to attend nearby Santa Ana
College. or permit Irvine stu-
dents to enroll at Orange Coast
College in Co~la i\1esa.
Inter-district transfers have
recently bet.>n refused by Sad-
d\eback College on grounds that
taxpayers of the home dis tri ct
had to pay for the ir tuition fees al
the other distriC'l.
Sket~hhook
b y Heritage
An outstanding
selection of many styles .
on d isplay now
The new Education Code
amendment. hO\l.'ever, imposes
the cost of tuition on the student,
not the taxpayer, according to
Ernie Norton. vice president for
fiscal affairs al Santa Ana
College.
Check s Presented
To S. Coast Groups
Separate S850 checks were re-
cently presented to three South
Coast organizations by the
Laguna Beac h Junior Women's
Club.
Groups r ecei vi ng the as .
s istance were the Laguna
Beach Girls' Club, Laguna Green-
belt Inc. and l'wtarine Studies
Ins titute. Dana Point. The
woman's club raised the money _
during a recent fund-raising ac-
tivit): held in conjunction with the
opening of the Broadway depart-
plent store in Laguna Hills.
, State Department Bureau of In-
telligence. told Congressmen
Thursday he tried to get the
warning to Kissinger on Oct. 5.
1973.
ORANGE COAST NudiesMove
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Weed
"'"lelon! ""° """''""" Jack R. Curley
Voe• P••~l<l<'nl """ C..M•.+ ....,,"611'<',
Thoma!. Kee.,,11
tdnor
Publicity Bugs Singl.es Group
A BBC film crew' was to have
dropped in on a sensitivity
workshop in Costa Mesa Monday
night to photograph sing le
Americans getting in touch with
their feelings.
But the gathering won't be held
in the home or a C06ta Mesa
woman because advance publi'ci-
ty overemphasized that hal.f or
the session will be in lhe nude,
according to Dick PeUelier, pres1-
dtflt of SinglE\Scene.
"She doe!Jfl't want to hoot It\,
a11ymore." he added, nottn~ that
a sensitiVity wbrksbop ls a week-
lyacti•ity of the organization.
ln<iead lh•;worksboii wp1 ~
held et a house in NllCrton, and
the Bri,Li..tb 8f'oadcasting
Corporatj(l(\.ftlm crew will pholo-arapb ln there.
Pelletll!r.,.e:ii;plaln"ll tbal the
BBC ~ preparj.n1 • :rv Procr•m
called "Splrl(ot '?e." •
'tit'• about liCe, Ubertr, and I.he
~ult o( happin-." be tald.
'Thl'Y cb .. e Cali fornia .. tho
· ~laff IO !ilm the pun"! o! h~l· n .... and I.hey clwM 1lngle .
pie because one Out""lif-f e
adulll in America It ""'"•In!!!•·"
• Ptlletler. who ultd to lje a
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counselor. said that Single Scene
was formed two years ago in
Northern California. It has 6,000
members nationally1 and about
700 in Orange County. ~
' There is an activity every night
of the week in Orange County, he
said. The sensitivity workshop
will involve the exploraiion of the
senses of'taste. touch, stnell, and
sight through. various exercises.
The latter° Pa;\ of .'!'~J..evening
will·be-'<levote4tl'l givffiir.and re·
ceivinl mlllil'nlaaages, llelle}ier
said. "Bul this i•loptional ; some
people msy 1-8\le. This is tiot a
sex aet,iviQ'. ll's in a-erouR~tua
Uon, undfti the guidance otan in·
struclor. a.n~ se.iual feelincs are
preltt her l9 e4e;r;ess.,,. Under
tho6e clrCUfllStlllJ~e\I. ln addili6il, 11\eie will be the in·
t\lblli'1C infl11edce I)( the. ~BC·
camer'as and llih! 1 P'Uet1v ,.pJa eel that one or· the purwse~! 'eo!l\11()> I• to s how \Ii~\ nudity, does not
-alil)<-lfacl to !M1•· l''!V• are 1 notlnloclvln&~er t~ual dNfll•~llon.s.' ~ •• d. lft's i!'IPl1 OD oppor\ilJlily l\'lkO
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Cheek State, Too
~ College Sources '
! Offe~;,~~;ncing
State and s~ial college programs can be alplticant
sources of nnanc:iol aid lo hlaber edueallOf\. tn most ca.sea;
however. you still must prove your need -io get a Parents'
c.oatldential Statement from your school counselor end
follow the state and collel•delldUne iOSlr\lctloOJ.
!n addition to ptovidlnt: loans for residents, your state
may have &rant pragrams. Jn fact, last year, 25 percent
more money wJS available through need-bned state aid
program11. Much of the
credit for th.is increase
Money's
Worth
ln state funds goes to the
U.S. 1:ovemment ·s ex:·
pa115ion of the State Sb/·
dent Incentive Grabt
(SSIG> proar•Jll -1111·
der which .\he rederlil '
government matches amounts of state grants to students.
For the '75-76 year alon(', $20 million has been appropriated
fordlatribution to states forSSIG.
STILL, SOlllE STATES. as ,..ell as the District of
Columbia, do not have any grant Proerams: Alabama,
Arizona, llawaii, Louisiana. NC\'ada, New llampsb1re, New
Mexico, Wyoming. The one state that does not base its
awards on your demonstrated rinancial need Is Alaska.
Check with the scholarship agency in the state's
capital (or a nswers t&: Can part·time and h11l£·time ~tu·
dent.a get awards too? Can awards be used at private col-
leges only, public colleges only or both'! Can grants be us~ '
at coUeges out or state? What is the deadline for ;ippllca·
tiONI? What are the requirements?
Many collcge.s have their own £inancia1 aid funds (or
students RS part Of their rinancial aid p~kage Of arants,
loans. jobs. Expensive colleges usually have more money
for grants than lower cost ones. With a grant, younactuall y
may end up paying the same at a high.-cost college as at a
low-cost one -or even less.
THEN, THERE'S cooperative education -a complete
educational plan that unlike the federal College Work-Study
program, always includes ca.reer-rel3ted work as part of
the curriculum.
Typically, you, the stud ent, alternate each semester or
quarter between full -lime study and full -time work. You
may alternate on a daily basis. or attend school and work
the same day. Or-all students may take annual leave to
work six or eight weeks.
More than 500 colleges offer this kind of program. and
at a few nearly all students are in cooperative education
programs. It ·s a superb way lo get practical experience and
pave the way for a future job.
For a free copy ol "Undergraduate Programs or
Cooperative Education in the U.S. and Ca nada," write to
National Commission for Cooperative Education, 360 Hunt·
ington Ave., Boston, Mass. 02115.
YOU ALSO MAY BE able lo get mod erate-sized, long-
term Joans with low interest rates and tol erable repayment
schedules from colleges. The5e can be short-term loans, too,
or can take the form of JX>Slponed or deferred tuition.
Interest rates generally compare very favorably with
rates charged by others and repayment after graduation
may be geared to your income. Check directly with your col·
lege aid o(ficer. •
Also, before you tum to a commercial lender -where
interest rates are usually much. h.igher -check into civic
and religious organiutions in your area. Consult your high
-school counselor, community cent.er, church or similar
j
sources.
And don't overlook Social Security and the Veterans Ad-
ministration as sources of major benefits!
If your parents are deceased, disabled or retired and
you are an unmarried. full-time college student, you qualify
for Social Security benefits. These can be a major income
supplement for education costs -and 500,000 students re-
ceived educational benefits from Social Security in 1974·75.
Check your nearest SS office.
IN 1974·75, TOO, veterans benefits for postsecondary
education were paid to 26 milliqn students -veteran~ and
wives, widows and children. You can get these benefits to
co.mplete high school, to attend busines~ school or to enroll
in a variety of vocationat·training programs. Ask as. v.:eu
about stipends for apprenticeships or on-the-job tra1n1ng
programs at your local o'r regional VA o(rice. If you are
already enrolled in a VA educational program, you can get
extra allowances if you agree to work u~ lo 100 hours 'for VA.
Treasury Says Oil
Hike 'Unjustified'
WASHJNGTON <UPI) -Treasury Secretary
Despite the inflated cost of William Simon and other
the things they import, the , finance ministers of in-
Arab oil exporting countries duslrial countries warned at
are getting four to five times the recent joint meeting of the
as much in real value .ror International Monetary
their oil as in 1955, the U.S. Fund· World Bank that an oil
Treasury Department says. price increase would abort ·
Therefore, it concludes, economic recovery.
another big price increase
now would not Qe 1justified.
And , with '7 .8-million
Americans un~mployed and
domestic prices again rising
at a douMe digit rate. the
Ford administration is warn-m.g-of the dangers of such a
Although President Ford
says U.S. recovery is "well
under way." administration
officials are quick lo point out
the economy is at a critical
stage.
Unemployment has held -world oil price increase. steady al 8.4 percent of the
THE ORGANIZAnON of \\'Orkforce for the past three
Petroleum Exporting Coun-months. Job gains by factOry
tries claims innation in the workers have offset 'A'Orsen·
United States and other in· ing job conditions for
dustrial nations has c ut minorities and teenagers.
OPEC purebasing power in
the past year. CONSU MER DEBT in·
creased dramatically in July
and August. but analysts are
still uncertain whether rising
debt reflect s buoyant con-
sumer confidence or rear that
it is better to buy now than
wait when prices might be
higher.
This erosion, ""·hich the
Shah of Iran puts berween Z1
and 35 percent, is presented
as the justi(ication for higher
oil prices when the current
nine-month freeze ends SCpt.
30. Another increase is "a
perfectly logical .move," the
shah told the Iranian parlia· mentrecently. Underlying the concern
The Treasury Department at,c>ut consumer purchasing
·said cotnparisons of a pa~tern~. is the ract wholesale
"multitude'' or commodities pnces Jumped al an annual
prices do not justify ttlgher oil rate of 12 percent in July a_nd
prices. . . · August. T~e whole~a.le gains , occurred 1n a penod when ••BA.SEO ON A companson volatile (ood prices swung
between Saudi Arabian gov· dO'A'Oward 5.3 percenL emment revenues per barrel .
and these indices of prices of But the m~JOr . part of ~
the goods OPEC buy, as o( whol~sale pnce index -tn·
January 1974 a banel of dustnal commodltles -con~
OPEC oil in ~erect 'bought' tinued its stron~ upward mov·
nearly four times as much as eme.nt. Since ~ising a modeal
in 1955 in terms of com· 0.1 .fe.rcent _1n March a.nd
modJties and over rive times Apn . 1ndustr1al c'?mmoditics
as much in terms of manufilC--have thrown off higher inna·
tured good.s,'' the trea1ury tion~ry sparks e•ch suc-
said. cess1ve month.
Friday'•
Closing Prices
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WASIUNGTON (AP) -The gov-
ernment has until May to decide if im-
ported autos are being sold here at
le!!is than their (air price.
The U.S. International Trade Com·
mission voled 4 to 2 Monday to direct
the Treasury Department to in
vestigate <"harges that $7 .S billion"
worth of cars from eight nation arc
being sold here cut rate.
Dollar Gains
BRUSSELS, Belgium !UPI) -The
dollar <"ontinued to advance on Euro-
pean money markeL'> today, but fell
slii;htly against the German mark.
Gold hovered near its low polnl (or
the year. ln Zurich. it opened un-
changed at $148 un ounee -the IOwe:il
prtce since Septembt.-r 1974 . Jn Lon·
don, 1t rose 50 cents ta open at $.148.50.
•
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I M DAILY PILOT Fric!!Y, S!p!ernbef 12. 1975
~ w~~stl~r
\Breaks
·j_;Neck
• USC, Blue De • Clash ·Tonigltt
MOSCOW -A triumphant •
American day wos slruck with
tragedy when Abdul All of Saint
Paul, Minn., suffered a broken
neck during the opening day or
the world Greco-Roman wrei;tl-
ing championships in Minsk.
All, a soldier stationed in
Virginia, rr<ictured a neck
vertebra when he was thrown to
the mat by i\-1ikko l-lutala of
Finland in a 163-pound match,
according to the Soviet news
agency \ass. He was taken lo a
l\.tinsk hospital where a team of
doctors were treating him.
His condition was not known.
NoS..,lielt
l.ONDON -The Davis Cup
committee today ordered the
semifinal match between
Sweden and Chile lo be played as
srheduled at Baastad, Sweden,
Sepl.19-21.
Basil Reay. committee
secretary, said the ('ommittee
accepted Swedish police as-
surances that the Chilean tennis
team would receive adequate
protection.
To1111C-T\l
I·• PROVIDENCE. R .L -
Former Boston Red Sox slugger
Tony Conigliaro has signed a
one-year contract to become a
TV sportscaster on WJAR-TV
beginning Sept. 22.
Conigliaro. 30, "'ill becomC' the
regular 6 p.m . sportscaster and
will share other sportscaster
duties with Chris Clark. Channel
JO's veteran sports announcer,
station ofCicials said Thursday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
lJniversily of Southern
Calirornia. with a quarterback
who has a history or rumbling,
and Duke, with a signal caller
who doesn't, open their 1975 root -
ball S('asons against ench other
tonight at 8.
In.spite o( Vince Evans' Ja ck of
experienc(' and Hal S1>ears' sure-
handedness. USC is favored ·
Evans is a hard·charging run-
ner, "Vince"s problem has bet'n
fumbling,·· said USC coach John
McKay. '"But we thlnk we can do
more Tunnina from tbe
quarterback spat this year, and
that gives us an extra running
back.''
Spears lll,Duke"s 6-loot-I, 183·
pound pre-law student who coach
Mike McGee said was unspec.
lacular but not error-prone. "He
won't rumble or throw mahy in·
terceptions."
But fumbles and interceptions
are what concern McKay, who
fields his youngest team ever -
although lt'1 blc and rut.
In spite ot havln1 Just four re-
tumlnJ starters oo olfenae and
four on defense. USC ia a.es.In
overwhelmlna pick to win' Ute
Paciric·8 conferenc-=.. Part of the
reason for such optimi1m by
writers and bi:otidcasters who
voted last week-w'5 founded on
the ract that the TroJam have ex-
eellent men retuTning in key
· positlonti. ·
Strong tackle Marvin Powell, a
270-Pounder, anCI weak euarct Joe
Ul'I T1 ... llol• Conigliaro quit baseball last
month after his Jatest comeback
bid from a near ratal beaning in
1967 failed.
THE RAMS' TONY BAKER PICKS UP YARDAGE WITH AID OF ATERRYNELSONBLOCK.
Mattltetm TalJbed
MILWAUKEE -Eddie Mat-
thews. former slugging third
baseman for the l\1ilwaukee
Braves and manager or the
Atlanta Braves, was named
Thursday by the l\.1ilwaukee-
Brewers as a scout and minor
lepgue instructor.
WFL Boss Cries Foul
Elder LeaMllfl
PINEHURST, N.C.-l"lf'$t-nu>d s.corl!'t Tl>urt-
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. CAP! -
Chris Hem meter, president of
the World F'oot ball League.
lashed out bitterly Thursday at
ne~·spaper and news service re·
ports that the two-year-old
league is about to collapse.
"Every time I go lo a to"·n.
people assume l 'm there to deal
with a bankruptcy." said the
35-year-old J-lonolulu busi·
nessman whose Cinancial plans
formed the basis or the WFL's
.second-year reorganization.
"Instead of talking about root-
ball as I should. I have to talk
about accounting firms. This
continual battering is taking its
toll," Hemmeter told a news con-
ference.
"In our franchise cities, the
media has been great. But 27
other cities would love to see
those 10 cities disappear. Those
27 are making it tougn,·· he
added .
While he didn"t say so, his re-
ference obviously was to the 27
cities with National Football
l,eague teams and the 10 cittes
Favorites Advance
In Seniors Tennis
.. Favorites advanced to the
' quarterfinals of the 49t.h Paciric
Southwest seniors tennis tourna-
ment at the Newport Beach Ten-
nis Club Thursday.
Dick Leach, the No. 1 seed in
the featured 35 men's singles.
had an easy time in dispc>Sing or
Bob Gilbert, 6-0. 6--0. Other top
seeds including Jim Perley, Ron
Livingston and John Norgaver
a.H posted victories.
In the 45 singles, Sam Match
defeated No. s seed, Dick
Meteer. 6·1, 6-2, while John ShCa
toppled sixth seed, Mel Lewis,
6-3. 4-6. 6-4.
Bob Perez, the second ·seeded
,player in the 50 men's singles.
battled unseeded Charles Hub-
b:ird for two hour~ before win-
rung, 4-6. 7 ·6, 6-3.
Action in the tournament con-
tinues through Sunday when
finals ln all 12 divisions of singles
and doubles com petition will be
played.
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Uwh l-3, •-4. 6·•; Maleh del MellHr 11-1, 6·1;
Kauder~ C•ldl!rwood 1·5, 6·2
SD-Mlorll" Cl<il McD•nl<its i-0.6-2; O.llow1ydl!I
Br~Y 6·•, S-1, 14; Polls d<il Durllll 7-6. 6-1; APl>l!I
def YO\H'lg )-2, 6-1, 6-3 ' Benham Ml Auderm1m l-I,
6-1; HIPPtl't!lli!il <Ml Cissna 6-1,6-J; fll1'111 def Hub-
berd._., 7-6, 6-l
SS -ChHsebDro def M<.Danl•ls6-1,6·2
6S -W-1! del Moore 6-l • ._,; ICatnln def
C.Slltll J.s, 3-4, 6-1 ; BoeOll! dl!I Lorlmoro 6-l. 6-1;
Mlll&rdll McF1rl•TW 6-4, 4-6, 6-0
MEN'S DOU8LE5
lS-LIYll>CIS10fl·H•rCll•f Def McCM>e-51•-6-1,
6-1; o..tly-lnman O.I Rolillnet·l>Dwc:IM 1-6,6-1,6-•:
S.Cflrfbnl!'r-StYl<liOn 011 Hood·S<.OU 6·•, t -D;
Dul!'51er-L,kflllrle-d dll C.rrko-Ci!s'lftll ~. 6-t;
Ni'tSDn·lttOl!l Pug.11-Perall•._.,._,,._,
•S -Yardll!y·Sl•ugflt Ott! ~ti-r-MAltUH!ol!I\ .. _ ..
Sl -Cl'leflebDro-C..ltow•v def Dul!i!-Murlloc.k
6-1. 6-1; Uis.-Pe•bl• de! ~plnlkl-Bust;y ._1, 6-0;
Huahn·Hl~n!!l•tl def ~yl-.R•llsll-1,6-1
1S-Vil!r•Dewsor1 d_. Ru!.Mll·5P"ll'IQllr._l, t-1
WOMEN'S SINGLES
SS -Joh"ston def LIPl'll"I-._3, t-0; Abel 1111
Al~ ..0, 1·6; M<C•bt'd1l StrfOll6-0.6-0
«J -W•kefletd Mf Sm.all ._,, ""3
•S-S.Cnw•'11 Ml R•ll•llo._., .. l
60 -V~m.tns def Rowden 6-l. ~; T°""'!" O!!I
61!rtKll 6-3, 6-•; Adler d•I EdCllngtQto 6-0 • ..O; Up·
ton def Mli1Glc~ 6-1, 2-6,
WOMl!N'S OOU9LES
MC.OoUOl*-MllK•ri Olil ue-.Fr.,._ 6-3._ ... J;
Johnson. El Us def 8er11ch-Stre-I w. 6-J
•S -Gordon·Mllver Gill HVSMy·MAllhlWS •·1, ,_,
SD -Tonkln·MaSdlck Ml W•tkll"'ESterlln<;l 6·1,
._1; Bl!rtsCh·Ho~n Ol!f A•llly·ROWClien._.,W
MIXED OOUILES
lS -Hell•-•""msl•Ol\9 Ol!I 0.YldsOn-RollKfllld
6-1 ... 1
4S -S.ul-Per•1 dl!f Crowley.Crowley 6-J, 6-1 ;
Amllno-Vardl1y d•l Fr•ncr..l"rencri •·2, t ·l ;
ICllUd9<"-Adl'r ft! Y•..O-Hlndrkks .. 1. 6-0; Sl••t•
tor.-$tr.tl«\ llll 0.l\oW•Y·G-11-y 6-2, 6-f •
v:ith WFL teams.
Hemmeter came to Charlotte
from Shreveport, La., where he
said he 'checked thoroughly into
the reportedly shaky Steamer
rranchise. Hl' said he helped to
strengthen some weak points and
he rallied the support or business
leaders. ·
I-le said he was shocked at re·
ports out of Shreveport which he
said took his positive statements
out or context and made them
sound like predictions of the
league's doom.
"Maybe I'm too honest,'' said
Hemmeter. "At the press ron-
fl'rence down there, somebody
asked if the league could continue
lo exist by· drawing only 2,000 to
•l,000 per game. I said of course
~ .. -~,,.-~-,·~-~-.., • •
not, but went on to say that the
average attendance thus rar has
be<.>n 15.000 and everything points
to that improving.
.. But my whole ansv.·er was not
reported. only the first part.
''The same thing happened to a
statement I made that if one
franchise folded, the league
couldn't rinish the season. I went
on to say that the remaining 10
franchises are all healthy. 1
believe that the league is only as
strong as its weakest rranchise.
.. Within two weeks, I'll have
complete financial status reports
on all the teams. Six of them are
complete now . including
Charlotte and Shreveport, and
100 per cent of them are
healthy.''
Nettles1in TroufJle
Costa Mesa's Graig Nettles, the New York Yankees'
third baseman, hruigs Jrom the roof of the Milwaukee
dugout after failing to 'Catch a foul pep fly_ Sixto
Lezcano (16) and Pedro G\U"cia of the ·Brewers watch as
the ball falls untouched. The Yankees won, -10-2.
Senator Raps Olympic Chiefs
WASIDNGTON <AP) -Sen.
Jolin C. Culver (D·loWa), says
the International a~ United 1ltaw Olympic committees are
•o"'pfl1•d of ''a bunch of
arilltocraUc fatcall whol>ave Ill·
tie, If ooy, recard 101' the people
"""lllilmalely win the medala-
tbl atblete1."
. Ill a •troll& burst of criUcism
tl ... ~::r,.~url~I hearlnp of tlla t'• Comml..!on on
Cira 11• ll!IOC'U, CUiver. a.panel
-•· blalted the qualifica-
tions needed to be a committee
member, as told to the com-
mission.
·•we are told that to l\dalily to
be on the !OC a perM>n mu•t be
highly recommended. be a
res~~ed member of society and
have the money and time to de-
vote to tbe Job. Well. I knoW lots
of people who come hiahlY re-commen~ed and ere respected
membtts of soci1ty and are poor.
but they would make good
·representatives,·· Culver said. . i
•
The Iowa Democrat made J\iS
comments during, the ap-
pearance of Douglas Roby. a
U.S. representallve to'the IOC. at
the clo<inJ sess\on of th<\ com-
mission's J.Dittal two-day hearing
In Its Y•"'1"·1onJ investigation lnlo
amateur athletic••
The 22-member commission
WM establis)led _,b}' President
Ford June 19 to '1aetermine what
factors ·impede of prevent the
United State1 Iron! fielillnc Its
beat amateur atbletet for
partl(lpat,on in the Olympic . } I
Games and otber International
apart.log e•enla.
Gerald B. Zamow. commission
chairman. said ll\ey •bould study
the contTitata of tho over .. all
amateu.r apoks picture In the
United St ates with that of cltli•r
countries;-the elCls(t.ng Intern&·
tiOllal niles and how !hey are In·
terpreted and •1bentj' a.nd the
"amblsutty that exists In
llmdlng teams and Individuals In
the quest foT athletic excellence
•nd the Important task or repres~ntlpa their country.·•
-.
Davil. at 2-14. anchor aruonade-
lenslv• line. The cent.,. ls Jiff
f1ood. 240.
On offense, McKay calls oo
Gary Jeter. a 240-pound Junior
who some reel may J>e the beat
player on the coast. but the USC
defensive line isn't nearly as
strong as in the past and McKay
said. "II the line doeonl do the
job, the linebackers must main·
lain the scrimmage llne. Ir they
make a nice tackle five fards
past the line. ii may look great,
but !bat's otlll five y-:·
Duke-may not Q.v to nm yery
much U S~e~n c"" llnd 180-
PoUJJd oen1or split 1114 Troy
Slade. McKay .termed Slade a
pro pl'Ollpttt and Slade has the
Ct-edentlals: SI catches lo< 489
yards and two touchdowns.
However. he'• mo.t deadly as a klclt rttumer. He retUmed one punt 8$ yards lot a •~ore aaalast Tulane and burned North
Carolina for 94 xards oa a klckoR
return. 1
•
Rarru Get Tough t
Oakland Runs
Into Stone Wall
• LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Defensive tackle Merlin OISen.
the veteran of the Los Angeles
Rams' derensive corps, credited
the defensive backfield as much
as his own rront rour in Thursday
.ni ght's 6-0 shutout or the tough
Oakland Raiders.
"I'm really proud of the whole
defensive team,'' Olsen said.
.. Every sack of a quarterback re·
quires great coverage.''
The Rams tossed Raiders
quarterbacks for losses rour
times with Jack Youngblood
credited with three of ~em.
"Any time you get a shutout, it
has to be a tremendous effort by
your derense," said coach Chuck
Knox, who added, "But tonight's
game really doesn't mean
anything. Next week lhey start
counting them.••
The battle at the Coliseum
· drew 68,630 a nd was lhe finale of
the exhibition season where both
the Rams and Raiders wound up
with 5-1 records.
Olsen said there was one
change on defense:
"We didn't blitz them as we
have in the past. It seemed like
they were looking for it."
Knox made one switch by using
running backs to carry in the
plays to quarterback James
Harris.
"We did that just to see how it
would go," the coach said. "We
have ,been using the wide re-
ceivers to do this in the past. It's
too early for me to form any con-
clusions."
Place kicker Tom Dempsey.
joining the Rams just this
L1' Clips Reds
season, booted both field goals In
the victory and said, "[did mias
the first one but it would have
been a shame to miss the
second."'
Dempsey's initial try for a
31-yard scoring effort sailed wide
to the right but he got a second
chance because Oakland was orr
side. He scored a 26-yarder and
added a 32-yard effort on his next
chance.
''lt"s nice to win but it's nicer to
De with the winning clUb," said
Dempsey who has played with
New Orleans and Philadelphia.
''It's nice to be able to con~
tribute.••
Coach John Madden of the
Raiders commented. ''The Rams _
are very tough. They play good,
solid defense. We couldn't get
established. Wfiile I 've never
thought that any football game
was meaningless, this was not a
meaningful game as far as the
Super Bowl is concerned."
Madden used his No. ·1
quarterback Stabler only in the
first half, and Knox used his
starter Harris the same period.
Still, when they went out, the
score was 6-0 where it remained. .. _ -
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~ 4-ll, Hilf't 6-20. lot Arlgl>lrH, c...itlltttl
12·Sl. Bllrti!lwn t-50, McCUl<""°"MI, lleUl"2-lS.
RECEIVING -O•kl•nd. 8ll•lnlkolf 2-35,
BtilrtCfll-1'. Los olin(ll .. 5, Jtl$N"l-M, 1Clttfl2-40,
PASSING -061.itd, Sa.t*r .. 14-J '5 Wlrdsl
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No Dynasty Yet,
Sa-ys Anderson
LOS ANGELES (APJ -The
Cincinnati Reds, stalled momen-
tarily by the Los Angeles
Dodgen; in their goal to hit 108
victories, will be awfully toogh to
Dodgers Slate
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7:2Sp.m.
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beat again in 1976, says their '
manager Sparky Anderson, ''but '
it still isn't any dynasty;• he
maintained. ~
The Dodgers beat the Reds.
5-2, Thursday night, sweeping
the brief two-game set and earn-
ing at least the consolation of
capturing the season series rrom
the National League West
champs, 10 games to eight, and
Man Guilty
In Zisk Case
winning seven of the nine games
in Dodger Stadium.
Rookie Rick Rhoden went the
distance for the first time in the
major lea'gues and Steve Garvey
batted in three runs, two or them
with his 15th homer, as the
Dodgers imp[9yed their_ltqJd_pn
second place.
But it didn't prevent Anderson
from praising his Reds even
though he was thrown oµt of the
game in the first inning for argu.
ing a call on a pitched ball.
"I'll be very s urprised if the
Dodgers don't com e back strong
next year and win 90 or more
gapies, '' Anderson said. "But I
knOw this -we'll be there, too.
Any.team that beats us will have
to smoke it bard all season.''
AndeNon said be didn't coa-
siderthe\.R.eds a dynasty-There
will be 'JlO more dynasties
because oft/>e draft." Sparky ex-
plained -but-that doesn"t mean
they're not an a1t some club.
CINCINNATI .. r llltl
Ao9eJb •I I 1
F'lyMJb 0000 Grln.y ti a 1 I D
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._.. "' 1.k'l'K l W.OMMnl~ •t
"
PITTSBURGH (AP) -A man
from suburban Murraysville has
been convicted of hit and run
charges in a case involving the
wife of Pittsburgh Pirates out·
fielder Richie Zisk.
Mclr,_n lb 3 D 1 0
T.P9reilb 4011
Glorwy11t 41111 ...... Otya •ote
George W. Peak, 39, was found
guilty of failure to stop, give as-
sistance and pro<;luce identifica-
tion arter he biicked into the
Zisks' car outside Three Rivers
Stadium. pinning Barbara Zisk
between the vehicles· bumpers.
At the time, Mrs. Zisk was
holding the couple's infant son.
Noonewa!!I injured .
Zisk testified that he pleaded
with the motorist to move the
car, saying, "You have my wife
and baby pinned in back."
The outfielder said he attempt·
ed to put Peak's car in a forward
gear, but Peak closed and locked
the door and ignored Zlsk's
llOW>dlng on the hood and TOol betoTe driving away 20 or 30
~econds later.
Peak said he was afraid to
open the door again. and that he
couldn't hear whet Zisk was
;1houting because the windows
were rolled up wllh the radio and
air conditioner running.
_ He said when Zisk opened the
door he was swearing and telllJlg
bi.di to qiove the car. but that l.be
out!ielder didn 'I say 8ll)'lhlng
abouthlJ wife b<lng pinned.
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ANGELS, ROYALS
IN 1'WIN B1U
KANSAS CITY (APJ -noj,
Kirkwood, 5-4, and Sill Singe~
7·14. will pitcb tor !be CaliCornra
An1els in a double header whi
opens a four-gl\me series he
tonllbt. ·
The action will be aired ,..
radio 1latlon Kll!PC (710) at~
lnca\4.
Doug Bird and Al Fibm
will hurl for the Royals.
The Ansels play Kanou a
Saturday and Sunday Ulen,,m<Wil on tollinnesota and Tex.a. --1; •
,
• VOL. NO. 255 4 SECTIONS 31 PAG
PlllNI or lhe constnlctlon ol
the El Toro Hip Sdiool awlm· ~ ,P.OOI hav~ reeet...i ano4her setboc~ wit~ the di~t~y
thal ~ l'ownt bid' la a whopplnc
s.110.000 _, •• , lb c;onstnactioo
ftllmale. • •
';l'ru1tee~ OJ the 8addl~b~ck
:Valley -U11\aed S<l!Qpl Dlatrict
are tclied"""4 I.> meet at~ p.m.
l(ooday lli&bl to..il:y to'lliluR qui
WaYI !".,«>r!eCl~ u\e 9"1cbial • •
•
~lot . '
• • . •
• ~-•
..... --
Anltr.ak Slop .. Gets
'Kiss.:ri.4e'~ 'f~ -~~
..By RUDI NIEDZIELSXI . °'•o.itr"..,..... -· It all goes <accocd.ing to plan'Saddreback Valley com·
muters will be -departing !or LoS Angel!!ll in 1576 from a "kiss and ride" lot. __ .. -
That's how ,Jack Raub, engineerina .consultant to the
Mission Viejo Company described part of the operation or
the propGsed • Amtrak stop in
Mission V.iej .
.. Rau.b said ·studies indicate
65 percent of th~ commuters
would drive their cars to the
terminal while 25 percent would
opt for ..a ride wilb their wives
and a, parting smooch.
The terminal is proposed for
location between La Pai Road
and Oso Parkway adjacent to
the San Diego Freeway.
***
A ~EW Saddlebaclt College course in "Death and Dy-
ing" brought some lively comments from Trustee· Frank.
Greinke at last week's board session. Gr~nke jsn 't opposed to.death. only talking a.bout i~ in
t~ classroom. He sJlid by teaching about death and d}iing ilie college was getting into morals and religion, thereby
violatingtbe-classic separation between church and state.
. Nonsense, scorfed fellow board members. They saw no
connection and approved the ~rse. For Gr · e the.effort
to klll lhe course cleatly ran into a dea4~ r.. ' -.
* * * .
IUS NA.lllE may not.be. M~ bl¢ the.fµ:st view a 100.
paund baby rhinoceros born at Lion Country Safari got this
week was Crom a mud puddle.
The muddy delivery in the puddle didn't appear as
messy as it might seem,;cconiing to a spokesman for the
park. since white rhinos ar~l :"'bite but dark gray.
Zoological diretlor P~14i.nn said "while" ilia corrup.
lion for the Afrikaans worll for "wide." This refers to their
gaping mouths which are wider than that of ordinary
rhinos.
Orange County scht:)QI childrelf will be asked to provide
the baby boy With a:lfroper name.
.. ..
Argentina Raid ..
Dead at· Hideout
BUENOS Al,RES, Argentina
CAP> -An army blasted a ler· ror\st bldeout with.90Jnm cannon
early Friday, killing three leftist
Montanero gue.rrillas Inside.
police said.• News reports said
the body of a kii:lna~ oil ex-
ecutive shot in the head was
found outside the housf:.
• Poli·ce said the army was
called at daw~ tri(lay afte,r a six·
hour !tattle during wbich pollce
officers Wflr~ 1,Wable to silence a
terrorist fitlng I\ machine gun
from lberoor o{tlie house.
Foqr policemen were wounded
in the balll~. The Jilerrillas also
tossed hand grenades and
Mol~CQC~lails .
The Q!fiqial news agency
Telam._iaid potice later foW'ld the body o(tbe e>r:ecutive a Ceyt yar<b
from the house. The independent
news agency Noticias.Af~tinas
said the dellid man was · reot:-
ly Luis Domenech, an Argehtine
officer of a private oil tefinery
was severely damaJed by three
.shell bleats fired by an army pla·
loon called out of-La Plata. The bodi~ of twb m'en 3nd a woman
were found inside and police said
other 'terroris ts may have
eseaped.
' Police reports said the clash
'With the Montanero guerrillas:
took place in p. suburb of La
Plata, 30 inileS south of Buenos
:.t.ires. Earlie< rfPorts. had placed
it in the village of Florencia
Varela. ·
On the. political £ront. the
Argentine4 foreieri minister an·
nounced that President Isabel
Peron •ill start a mooth's leave
of ·a~ence Saturday .because.she
is "'very tired and· her doctors
have recommended a rest." He
said Senate -president llalo
Lucier wjll be acting president.
-l
~ kidnaped Aug. 12.
PoUticaI, Violence raced un-
abated aero.as the country and
police. ~rted attleast eight new
Poliee •3id the terrorist house ~albs. •
• t,IFORN(A ,
' Today'
:Y. ~.
~-ks · '
,
El Tol9o High ~ool
bllls.rectlv..t ror the l><'Olect. In· dlc~~ps. that the~
dlalilcl wat~ overly-optlml1Uc In
lt.coa\totlmate. .
11 lr\lateu aecept the low bid. ~ctloll on Ill• facility coUld -lift witbl' two wfflcs allowing Ille J)r'QJecl lo be CO'IJ'Pleled by
~arcb<if next year.
The re·advertisfng of bids
.1!'.'!uld 'delay • the eonst.ruoclion ~le ~y 'll• weeks, Fer~ • ...
'
eeUmated.
Wlien --9Pen: tht Ron&ld W.
; CaJpel-a-XemOrlal Aquatics
Cent~ will provide a lralnin&
1roUnd for cornpelitive htsh
¥"-hool s wimmers and will be
open for public recreation a.s well. ,
O(anee County supel'visors
last, spring agreed to furnish
$250,<¥)0 in reve.nue-sharbl& funds tor the pool'S cl>ns trvctloo under
• the 1Upulallon tbal tbe pool
would be.-open wetl<~• Oil
after ach.oOJ.
Wrltte• 'nto th& . .,..rqent at 1
the tn1ls\ence of Supervl1or
Thomas 1P. Riley were specillc
h<>ura when the pool Ill to be o-
f or public use.
When ocJiool Is in oeaaion the
pool will be open rorJourhourson
eae,h of twJ) weekdays bet.w~n 4
(See POOL, Pa&eAZl' -
$Uit Jliiips COtiJity jail-
• . . ' ·-I ACLU4ctwnAllege~ 'Inhuman Condit~ns'
By WtLLIA•-SC'RREIBEll =l'.lof inv.estlgation, ACbU that monetary awards should be are denied, th·e1r eoosUtutional
..._ ... o.1irf"f•...., olficialitold..District Judge War· made to the plaintiffs and all rights {or a nunibei olre&SOM i•
A Spl)~esman for Orange Coun· ttn Ferguson. other inmates in the jail lo com· eluding: .
ty Slreiifr-Bradley <Jares laid-to-•"We feet this is almost exaC'lJy . pensate for "psychological , --Opening-and readinrof-mail
day a suit filed·Thursd•y in Los the 1ame as the other based on ph~ical and economic 1osses:· by jail authorities, aev~limlt.s
Angeles-Federal Court alleging Whal we have read about it in the The five primary plainti.ffs on family visits, and ~te
inhuman ~nditlons at counl)' jail . papen,'.,.1aid Joe Mestre. Gates' named in the suit are Jerry E . or non,exislent use of telellfiOiaes,
appears almost identical to a executive aide. "We have not Stewart, Richard E. Smith. newspapers aud other !Wms of
class action filed in June by' been:served aa yel.·· Susen Young, Ke nneth Wilson communicatiun.
several.inmates. Meistre said the June lawsuit and William Brown. -Inadequate hospital and
The n·ew legal action was was filed .by di fferent inmates The first two are being de· medical care.
brought by the American Civil than the current action and was tained pending trial and the other -fnadequate time (allegedly
Liberties Union (ACLU) on withdrawn suddenly by the plain· three are currently serving jail only five mtnutes) to eat meals.
behalf of five current inmates of tiffs without explanation. ·•"terms. -Inadequate heatini and ven·
the jail. It fonowed aJlDOISt seven The latest lawsuit contends Their suit contends inmates <See JAIL, Page A!)
Teachers
To Protest
lnCUSD
A teachers' protest picket and
a demand that arbitration be en-
tered to break an impasse Jn
salary negotiation will eonfront
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
trict. trustees Monday night.
Jim Smith, proslde<it ·or Jbe
Capbtr..O Unifil!« Fe<leration of
_Teachers: (CUFT), a union or-
ganizatiop, said his membership
will eondu<'I the pickellrlg.
Arbitration to free a deadloc-k
in salary' negotiations will be de·
manded by the Capistrano
Uni£ied Educators Association
<CUEA>. according to its presi·
dent, Teny Leon.
The school board has offered
teachers a 3.S percent salary in·
crease for the current school
year. Teachers, through their
represenfatives, are demanding
seven percent. They entered
negotiations seeking an increase
Of 25 percent. Talks have been
under way since M·arch..
Supt. JeromeThom...ley has re-
conlmen4ed the board adopt. the
;J.S. percent increase. with or
without teachers· aimroval.
The board will~ meet at 7:30
p.m. at San Juan Elementary
School, 31642 El Camino Real,
San Juan Capistrano.
Both Smith and Leon predicted
that teachers ' demands Jor a
rurther increase would not lessen
if the increase is approved.
And both men said a walk out
(See PICKET, Page AZ)
Citibank's
Rate at Bo/()
NEW YORK fAPl -
First National City Bank
raised its prime lending
rate to 8 percent. today, a
one-qu'arterpoint increase.
The nation 's second
largest commercial bank
said the increase on the in·
terest rate it. charges on
loans to its most
c(editwocthy business bor·
rowers takes effect today.
It's the first time Citibank
raised its prime since Aug.
8 ~hen it went to 7% per-
cent.
Manson follower::; Sandra Good . left, and Susan Murphy
we~r self-styled .. nWl's habits" as th~preQare to be
·rea-iDlO-arraig nme nt procee dingS against Lyn ette
Fromme Shortly afterwards. Miss Fromme, clad in
similar crimson robe, wa::; ushered from c'ourtroom in
Sacramento for outbursts including threats against
judge and demands that redwoods be saved .
Sama Ana College
Makes an Off er ...
Santa Ana College offi cials say
they are. ready to accept students
from the Saddleback Community
College Di.strict, even when the
horn~ district has refused to issue
transfer permits .
But there is a catch.
students Will have to pay tW ·
tiOJl al the same rate as those
who enroll rrom out of state -S29
per Unit. The college's new policy
is an outgrowth of a new amend-
ment to the state Education Code
which alloW!I students to attend
other community College dis·
tricts il they are willing to pay
the cost of out-of.di.strict tuition.
Santa Aila College officials say
the policy ..fill allow Tustin stu·
dents to a~teni:l nearby Santa Ana
College, or permit Irvine stu·
dents to enroll at Orange Coast
CoUege in Costa Mesa .
Inter·district transft'rs ha ve
recently been refused by Sad·
dl eback College on grounds that
ta"payers of the home di strict
had to pay for their tuition fees al
the other di strict .
The new Education Cod e
amendment. however. imposes
the cost of tuition on the stude'nl.
not the taxpayer . according to
Ernie Norton. vice president ror
fi s cal affairs at Santa Ana
C.Ollege.
Ford Asks
Return of
Secret Data
WASHINGTON (A Pl•-;: ~esl·
dent Ford told the H~use in·
lelligence committee tOday he
wants it to return secret inl'orma·
lion supplied by the administra-
tion because four classified
words that could aippte U.S. •
foreign policy were m8depubllc.
The President •lso warned the
committee that K would receive
·no more material from U.S. in-
telligence agencies unless it
agreed to clear through the ad·
ministration all information to be
made public.
The committee's investigation
into U.S. intelligence activities
came to an immediate hall.
<See SECRET, Pal• AZ)
U.S. Drivers
Still Speeding
Ry the Associated Pr~s
The 'nation·s drivers are slill
whizzing along highways above
lhe 55 mile perROur lfniit-de-
s igned to conserve e nergy
des pite recent increases in
gasolin e prices. an Associated
Press survey shows.
In the survey. AP reporters
drove at 55 m .p.h. ror an houi:-
during a weekday noontime this
week on highways across the
C'ounlr}·. Tht> test showt.>d that in
onl y one stale was the reporter.
while driving al the legal limit,
able to pass more cars than
passed him.
And in that state. West
Virginia. the r eporter said he
believed the test was thrown orr
by drivers rrom the opposite
direction blinking their lights to
warn of a radar speed trap.
Coast
Weather
I.ate nig ht and early
morning low c louds
becoming sunny by mid·
morning Saturday, accord·
1ng to the weather service.
1-lighs in the upper 60s at
the beaches to mid·70s in ·
land.
Str~ke Vietina Igno·red
He says the new policy applies
poly when a release is not given
by the home district -and if the
tral1sfer is approved by the
Rancho Santiago Community
College D istri ct bo a rd o f
trustees .
Norton also pointed out that
students 18 or older can attend
any community college in the
<S.. TRA.NSFER. PageA2l
INSIDE TODA 't'
Funnu photographs from
France, a preview oJ the Zlst
Annual Cops and Cowboys
Horse Show and Br«lkja.st
and otMr interesting things to
see ond do are gn.i.n cover
.!lory lreotmen! In t&day ·s
"'eekender
. " •
PITTSB.URGH (UPIJ
Virelnla Murnane, .. 54 was
fe~e<I bY..a •lroke whlle"lfOIUDJ ror·a bus •
,.,oi' the next i• bOun, s he
languitbw Jn a elly dl:.illllt tank
hff•use no pne '1'du.td believe 1he
was sick.111St~ad oC inlox.icated.
She was sllU unconscioua when
two patrolmen picked. b~r up and
took her to the cily ;an to '1sleep
\loll."
Sht regained con.sl:\ou1ness
behind {he bar8 o! lb<; wumen ·s
ffil bloc . '
"'J'm not drunlt, 1·m sick," she
k~ pleadin& '' she re&ained .eoatciOUOO~H 'for n~g mo-,
menls. She ""5 told. to go back Ill
sleep. ·-Mrs . Ronald Fr.e\lnd, her
daugbter, became coacerned
when Mrs. Murna.ne,diitn't come
home from work Wednesday
night and !>eaan calllne the
morgue.. hospitals and. the miss·
ing persons bureau.
' At the same time, Mrs.
Murnane waa 1 belnc ha'Ul e,d
belatt a city magi9tl'a\e -al
least 14 bour11 after her' strok~
She said 1he wat.1ick but the
malliou:at' •all! po\ice didn't find an,y m~tcation iJt her purse, so
U>ey.~11umed Whewaadrunk.
"I/ you ran Wal.Jt, you can go,"
the m•&islrate said. "Call your
people and have them pick you
up." .
The intoxication charge was
dropped and Mrs. Murnane was
allowed to ca ll her da.uahter.
'·Four: or us went down to the
station to1ethet, • · Mrs. Fnw\d
•'\Id. ''.When1;'\'• l<lt llljore w• couldn't !Ind er. TM\lqlleeaald
i
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they didn"t know where she was.
' "We finally found her 11bout
half an h~r Jater sitUhg oo a
bench in a nother part or the
building. She Was conscious but I
don"t know if s he recogni1ed me
or not:·
As they were leaving the police
station. a policeman suggested;
"You be tter take her lo a
hospital, lady, She looi<s oiclt."
Mrs... M\lffi&ile W~rushed \o
lb1 lntepSIVe c·ore Will ol SI.
Ji"C".a.ncil General ~-Sbe wi1 report~ in sedous condlttcm
F/'lday. I • •
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Madrid Conviction
MADRID (U PI ) -A military
court today convicted three left·
wtng urtban guerrill as of the
murder of a policeman and sen·
tenced them to death.
two olhe.r defendanlfi were
sea1enced lo 30 and 15 years in jal~ respectfvely. The sentences
were.subject to appi:oval by the
army·s highe•t jun,°'d.ical :bodY
and the government.
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Frlct.y, S•ptemblr 12, 197!
• ·--' 'Five a ·. Day' •,
.
' . ,. MaJUOn DeatJ,, Threat
ATLA:-ITA. Go _ (A P) -A letter p_urporl..sJ1 wrllttll~1 ~ men1beror lhe · ·ramtly" or Charin Mh.IOD, convtcttd In
the Sharon Tate murck>rs . threatens the death of five peopl'
ror every d<1y i\1 unson remains in prison, lhl' All ant a
Con11tllut1on said today
Tht' Con11Lilution !!aid the Jetter wa11 written two and •
h1:tlf n1unths b{'fore Manson disc•iplt· Lynt>tte "Squeaky''
F)·on1n1t· '"'ai; ch11rged with attempting lQ 111••••in•te Prc~tdt•nt t~urd .
Thl' n ... w~papttr said the Jetter. dated June 12. was •ent to the l.o. Angeles 'rime. which turned it over to rederul
ttuthorllles. 'fhe Const1tutlon !ta.id it obtained a copy Thur1·
ciay
• • i
·•tr by July 12 our J.OVF. ('.\1anson > and our family ure
not released, lhttn on July 13 you'll find your fir:;t five deed
PJGGIES und fiYe more every day until they arc released,"
lhc c;onstltulion quoted the leller as suylng.
''Wt."l S\l.'Cnr If you don't lhen all or you PIGS ore gol.na to
OPed C'DOOl~d lo puddle through the blood that's goiOi lo (ill th(' strl•ets ..
The Constitution s;.ild on f' ... BI spokesman in Los Angeles C'onfirmed the letter.
"The J.os J\n)lcll'M Times did recei \le the letter and
turned ll over lo posli&I uuthorities who gaYe It to us," th e spoke~man :,aid, Ul'Cording lo the Constitution. "The ca1tc'i11 :stil l under In \'<'st il!al ion.··
Porn Film
Seizure
Fought
By TOM BARl.F.Y
Ot trl• o.ur ,-ii.ttUfl
A bid by the Balboa Pussycat
Theater·is lawyers to prevent
police siezure of two allegedly
obscene mov.ies pending a
verdict in their Harbo r
Municipal Court ollilceni ty trial
is being mulled today by Orange
Co unty Supe rior Court Judge
Willi am S. Lee.
Judge Lee r efu sed to im -
mediately rule Thunday night
on the plea by Los Angeles at-
torney David Brown (or a writ
that wou1d allow screenings or
"Deep Throat ·· and "The Devil
in Mi•• lanes" at the Balbou
Theater while the trial Iii under
way.
Brown argued that repeated
~izureis or the two controversial
.navies by Newport Beach police
were unconstitutional and that
Harbor Judge Donald Dunean
further erred when he branded
the films as obscene.
He told Judge Lee that it was
impossible to define the movies
as obscene or otherwise UIUil the
jury could return its verdict on
multiple obscenity chara:c1.
Brown compared the i11ue
•before Judge Lee to that of the
Pentagon Papers cue in which
the United State• Supreme Court
ruled that the New York Times
was within lhe law when it
published the secret materials
over official objections.
''This lasue is one or freedom of
speech," he said. "The Balboa
Theater cannot be restrained
from showing these movies until
it i~ determined in the municipal
courtroom that they are obscene
or not obscene."
Judge Lee indicated before
taking the case under submisalon
that Brown's argument.I mJght
be better directed to an appellate
court than to a su~rlor court
Judie.
Deputy Distri ct Attorney
Charles McFarland auured both
Judie Lee and Brown that any
llli'th•r att~mpt l!y 'the Balboa
Theater to 15how either or both
movies would result ln Judge
Oun1an Issuing a seizure war-rant.
TRANSFER
state, if they establish residence .
within the college district o( their
choice. ·
P ICKET ••.
by teachers remains as an option
to pressure the board into grant ·
ing a hig her increase.
Leon said it was CUEA's de ·
cision to seek arbltraUon follow-
ing a negotiating meeti ng Sept. 2
between t eMc hers' repre21en·
tatives and distr ict a d
miniiitratori .
"fn essence, they sald 3.5 per·
cent wu the final offer. We told
them that seven percent waii our
last offer,·· Leon said.
In arbitration, a third party ac-
ceptable to teachers and school
trustees would be hired. The
· arbitrator would listen to both
sides and render a decision, Leon
said.
He said he would like the board
to accept "binding arbitration··
in which the board and thf."
teachers. in advance, would ha ve
to commit themselves to accept-
ing the arbitrator's decision.
Both Leon and Smith said their
respective organizations are
operating separately in the
salary increases dispute with the
board.
Leon said CUEA will not
participate in the CUFI' picket.
CUEA represents about 375
teachers while CUFT has about
100 members. The remainder of
the district ·s .500 teachers belong
to no organization.
West Skeptical
Of.RtWt Ide-1
UNITED N'ATIONS, N.Y.
(AP> -Wettern diplomats at
U.N. headquarters view the Sov·
let Union's new PtoPolal for n
ban on underground nuclear
weapon tests as another attempt
to divert attention from the lack
of pro1ress at the Geneva dis-
armament negotiations.
The Soviet propC>Sal would not
ban underground exploelona for
peaceful purposes but' It makes
no provision ror ln(emational in-
spection to lnaure that such ex·
ploslon!t are not io fact weapons
test.
POOL •••
p.m. and at least 10 hours
between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. on
weekends . •
When school is not in session.
the pool will be open N> the publi c
four days a week between 7 a.m.
and lOp,m. for a total of no fewer
than SO hours.
The pool and dressing room
facilities will be the only :IO-
meter pool with handJcapped
facilities in the Saddleback
Valley Uni!ied School District.
D
Attacked •
By Fineh
HyDOUGLASFRITZBCllE
Oflll4 0.11, Pilft .....
Inflation, spUrred by the growth
or ineffective 1overnment
bureauer_acy, is puahing the na-
tion to the brink of eoclal up -
heaval. according to U.S. Senate
candidate Robert Finch.
Finch-a<ltfressed the Friends of
UC Irvine annual meet.in& Thur8 ·
day aa the klek,off of8 tO-day pre·
campatan speaktne spree that
will end In San D1e10 for the of-
ficial start of his Republican
primary campaign effort.
The growinl percentaee of the
e:rosi national product taken up
in government ipending Finch
itaid, ·'will cau1;e social dJ50rder
when the bulk of the people feel
they are beina taken more tban
they are taklng. ··
lie said 40 perce nt of the gross
national product goes to the gov -
ernment. By the year 2000, he
iiaid. the percentage wi.11 be at 50
perC'ent.
~1eanwhiJe, he sa.ld, 1ovem-
mt•nt admlntatrative and re-
gula tory bureaucracies seldom
serve the function for whi ch they
~'ere intended.
''The 1overnment hirea a rat
catcher who becomes a rodent
rontro l officer," said
Finch. ''He '• not going to catch the
rat~ because they'te his consti -tuents.··
Continuing to encourage publiC'
reliance on government for solu-
tions to problems, he laid, ''riaks
the collapse of the concept or law
and the collapse of credibility
from over-promising."
Inflation, said Finch, 11 the
worst problem racing the country.
Government spending. he !laid, is
the cause of Inflation.
The nation has grown up In re-
cent years, he a aid . "We know we
are no longer the new world with
more money, more miner ah; and
more of everything else. The
~lo1an 'more is better' does not fit anymore.··
Still, he arsued atainAt a "no
erowth, no risk" attitude, con -
tendine. "The last generation was
concerned with quantity and
numbers. The next ""111 be con-
cerned with quality and choices ...
However. he =aaid , decisions to
cut back on government pro-
grams must be made now to frC'e
the nation's resources (or ex-
pansion and development of
prlvate lnduiitry .
"We don't want to be like th e
froa," he said. "Scientiata have
dlacovered that when you drop a
fro1 ln a pan or hot water. he
Jumps.out. But If Y°';l put him in
cool water -and heal 1t slowly, he
can't declde when it's too hot (or
comfort. You end up with bolled frog ." ·
l'romPflfleAJ
SECRET .••
Asked if the Presldent's_actlon
would close down the commit-
tee's operations, Chairman Otis
G. Pike (0-N.Y.). said. "It.cer-
tainly does temporartl1. There is
no way on earth you cart inY-
eattaate the lntelli8ence ac-
tivities of the United states of
America without access to
classified information.··
Pike 1aid the committee will
not return the classified informa-
tion to Ford until committee
members meet next week to plan
their course of action.
Asst. Alty. Gen. Rex Lee de-
livered the President's message
to the House committee. He said
the President's action waa pro-
mpted by dlaclosure of four
words which were contained in
reports on intelli~ence about the
1973 Middle East war.
The repart indicated U.S. in-
te-lllgence agencies were caught .
by surprise by the outbreak of th e war.
This means Tustin students
could attend Santa Ana College
or Irvine students might attend
Oran1e Coast College -and not
pay tuition fe es -It they
establish residency in the 1ov-
erning district.
ORANGE COAST ...
DAILY PILOT
NudiesMove
Pubiicity Bugs Singla Group
Robtirt N. Weed
lll•t>•IAflt tncl illl!Oll.,...
Jack R. Curlev
Yk• "•nllltlll •Ml o.Nr .. W....,...
Thomas Keevll Ellhpr
Thomas A. Murphlne M9Mtlnt Edilo<
O.r'-sH.LOOI RlehardP.Nall M!llttM IN~ftlf'll ft!Mn
A BBC film crew was to havl'
dropped in on a sensitivity
work1hop in Costa Meu Monday
night to photo1raph single
Americans 1ettlng ln touch with
their feelings .•
But the gathering \\OO't be held
in the home or a Coat•· Mesa
women because advance publici -
ty overempba1ized that half or
the 11e11ion will be in the nude, according to Dick Pelletier, pres1-
dentof Sin1leScene.
"She doesn't want to holt it
anYmore," he added, noting that
a aenalUvtty workthop 11 a week-
ly actlvlt1 ortbe orgauluUon. I
Instead the workshop Will be
held at a hou1e In Fullerton, and
the British Broadca1t in g
Corporation film erow will photo-graph In there.
Pelletier •~plained that the
BBC II preparing a TV proaram
called "Splrltol'78,"
"It's aboqt life, Jlbetty1 and the
pun1uit of happtne11, .. ne, said.
"They chose Calllomla u the
place to film llid pursuit-tit h1ppl-
.ne11, and they chble 11n1l• peo.
·>pie becauae one out of, three
adult.t In Amerlc1 t1now1iht10."
. PeUeµer, Yrho UHd lO be •
counselor, said that Single Scene
was Cormed two yeilra: ago in
Northern California. It has 61000
members nationally, and about
700 in Orange County .
There ls an aclivl\y every night
of the week lo Orange County, he
1&1<1-The sensitivity workohop
wtll lltvolve the exploration of the
sens.k of taste, touch, smell, and
si&ht through various exercises.
The latter part of the evening
will be davoted to livlnil and re· ce!vtnc nude mas11g11, Pelletier
said. "But thls is optlanal, silmo
people may leave. This is not a
1ex activity. It'• in a c:rou~ 1ltila·
ti()o, under tbe •uidance Ol. an in·
1tructor 1 and sexual feelln11 are
pretty nard to exprua under
thoee clrcum1tat1ces. h
In addlUon, tltere wlll be tho in-
hiblt1n1 lnnutnce ot iha BBC
cam1ra11nd li&htt.
PelleUer ••Plained that one of
the PIU'P!>IH of t ho actlvitJ Is tn
ahow that nudity doe1 not
nec .. aariJ)' le•d to lex. "We are
not Into 1lY1n1 thoraJ>)I for 1uual
dyafunctlon1,'1 be tald. ·1'lt's
-slmpl1 ·an opportunity to mate
you explore your past r•ltinJ.''
I
S wan Song
This was Drumstick's big act at New York's Brookfield
Zoo aquatic show. and the 8-year-old marine mammal
did it well before thousands or fans. But Drumstick died
at midweek from the effects of an enlarged pancreas,
his keepers said. They added that their star had many
trlcks in his repertoire, including s urfing and vaulting 13
feet in air to catch footballs.
Kissinge r C ritical
Of U.S. Attitudes
W ASl-11 :-IGTON (AP >
Secretary of State llenry A. Kiss-
inger sayis Americans ere
basically the healthiest people in
the Wesl bul have an almost
"metaphysiC'al revulsion·· for
risky foreign involvements.
He says th ls fear of risks can be
traced to Tndochina. Watergate
and political .assassinations and
has a major impact on &haping
policy, causing problems with
Congress.
''Anything that looks lo the
pu~lic like a massive forei&n in-
• vo lvement would require the
most meticulous justification
before it cou ld be supported.·· he
said in an inler\1iew lo be telecast
this weekend.
Kissinger said th at wa s one re·
ason for criticism of stationi ng
some 200 technicians In the SlnaJ
to help keep peace between Egypt
and Israel.
Sweden, Finland. Australia and
Canada aJ l•hlve sent hundred.!J or
troops into the area without any
debate. he said.
Sketchbook
b y Heritage
An outstanding
8electi0 n of many styles
on display now •
OREXEL-H~RITAQE-HE'NREDON-WQOOMARl<"-KARASTAN-IAKER
Tunney
Decries • •
Coni rols
a1 uu_a1s KMl'Ell ' ..................
Sen. John Tun.net told •
1atherfaf of natural ,., pro-
ducen ltt #,nabel111 tbda)i thll the
natloll'1 111ocU;e !!( Ille •rlUcal l'ue! "Is ~Int made -bJ< un -• wift1overome111t Nftletionl. ''
-Tunney dt!! tila! the. v ._s. Governme-nt WIU have to 11/f its
atrlet re(Ulationt, ot olfshan 1as
HJ>loltatlotl-to l1uncb llOUl'Cff of
new 1uppiJ'. Hll mornlnc add,...,
w11 before member• or the
Pacific Coast Gal AJSOClatlon
11thered at r he Disneyland Hotel
He ilald •••omment Is re&ujal-lllf the w~y to hl&her Dri<fl and
fewer Jobs . He warned that this
mey lead to hatlonallzatlrin
be<all!o oeoolo will become so otitra1ed they will wanl gov-
ernmebt to take over and UIUre
them adtqu.te 1upplie1. but he
said be believe& competition is
essential.
'l\lnneY. b.111 lntroduC'ed lecisla· um to d•r•1ulate the wellhead
pri_ce of new Qnshore na.t.ural f"' and would ~ub s tantta ly
liberalize re&Ulalion ol. new of. !shore,.,..
f'..-P~A J
JAIL ..•
tllatlon systems that allegedly
constitute a health hazard.
-Alle&edly physical punlJh-
ment at the hands of Jail
authoriUe! and confinement in
1e1re1ated cells without due pro-cess .
-Denial of •II access to
lawbooks and all le111 material.
Mestre conceded the county
jail has had problerns but. is
carefully inspected by out.tide
agen<'iea several tlmea each year
and any problems that are dis-
covered are promptly corrected.
He said early in 1974, the dail
underwent a meticulous Inspec -
tion by the State Board of Correc -
tions , which is due to exa mlne
the facility next year.
Though the state·s panel found
the jail to be generally in gO()d
shape,, It pointed out some de-r ects that have sinc e been
eliminated. Mestre said.
The Jail has also been critiqued
almost annually by county grl:nd
juries and Mestre said all their
concerns are arso answered .
''We are also regularly inspect--
ed. by the county health officer.
the California Yottth Authority
and Federal Bure'au of Prison&,"
'Mestre concluded.
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"liCl"l' 9"1•1ey ii 1 member ot l«mOd lut 1prln1 ID com Ille ¥e•lioo racillty. 1"' buildings ~-ord-. duol pralllemclltUe.,bolullla Oil· -"°'11Clliou.te1]>01t80•tuden11. o.er ~he next tllroe yeon, Ille •aJllllUI end 'vi~ noae oil· In 1ddltioa ID lan<1-:.....i.-:' ft.._. ~:f~ ·~~-.000-ID--eampua but ot!U nearby. Dorma let• .,tim1ted the upenae or r HousiDC and O>mmunlJ.y aocl apartments' •re available Of:I construct~on and tumlture at
DeYelopment Act funds. Tile the umpua for 2,000 students; '8iso.OOO. Land In the Irvine Tqwn
money, the CPllDcll bu =· lllcM:l5per~nt9!1hetotal. Center are1 Is e•pe<ted to be
mlod. '\iU not co ror towanll JluUet• told tlle 1'0Ul)dl the more upeMlve than Irvine Com·
eUmiDaliDC lnlne'1 l!borta&e ot -en'flalomabllordJn&hoose Qany 1-nd elsewhere which low~ a nd mode? ate-Income •tmoaphere with four ~O · ranen from $30,000 to $90,000 an
bbuffs. apart.men~ bUl,dings cluste~ acre for residenti•l pr::operty.
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um bu 1.-.. -ot 4;11mpoa.-p1ua a 50()..acre ''incluskln area••
to be us.a at" univenlty' dlacre-
tron. Ruaaera sara Iii !iii urea to
get unlver1lty approval to build
on ·the lnClu1ion area l&N:I: but
the requests have becOme
sriarled i'n red tape.
"Everythine we want or need
to do, 'ol{e have to fight the
bureaucr4ey, 1• said Ruggera.
C!le!! ROOMS, Pace 11.U
Suit RRps .Co1i11ty Jail·,
ACLU Action Alleges 'Inhuman Conditions'
s..,a.n Smeg , .•
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Ot ... DMt,. ... 1111 ....
A &Pokes man for Orange Coun·
ty Sheriff Bradley Gates said~
4aY J. suit flied Thursday in Los
Angeles Federal Coort alle&Jng
inhuman conditions at county Jail
appears almQSt identical to a 1 class acti_on filed in June by
several inmates.
•
The new legal action was
brought by the Americad Civil
Liberties Union · (ACLU) on
behalf of five cur rent inmates of
the jail. It followed almost seven
Ford Coat
Bullet
Proof!
ST. LOUIS (APJ -ArrivinJ In
the Midwest for a busy round or
appearances, PTesident Ford
declined to say today ii ht! was
wearing a bulletproof vesl to
guard aaain•• a pollible.. a·
sassin. •
mooth:s of investigation, ACLU.
offl<lals tol4 District Judge War·
ren Perguson.
··we feel lhis ls almost eitactly
the 1a'me u the other based on
wb't web e read about.it in tKe
papen, ... aaJd J oe Mestre, Gates'
eiecutive alde.1 ··we have not
been Hrved ••yet.··
Mes~ salcl the June lawsuit was ·med· bi 'different inmates
than the cunent action and· was
withdrawn JUddenly by lhe plain·
tiffs without explanation.
Tbe. latest lawsuit contends
that monetary awards should be
made to the plaintiffs a'i'id all
other in mates in the jail to com·
pensate for ''psychological,
phySical and.. economic losses.··
The ftve primacy plaintiffs
named in the suit are Jerry E.
Stewart, Richard E . Smith,
Susan Young, Kenneth Wilson
and William.Brown. '
'l'he first 'lwo are being de·
talned pending trial and the other
three are C\Jrrently serving Jail
terms.
Their suit contends inmates
This was Drumstick's big act at New York's Brookfield
Zoo aquatic show, and the 8-year--old marine mammal
did it "'-"" before thousands of fans . But Drumstick died
at midweek from the effects of an enlarged pancreas,
his keepers said. They added that tl\eir star tfad many
tricks in his repertoire, including surf\ng and vaulting 13
feet in air to catch footballs.
··1 never talk about any securi-
ty precaution• ~hat are taken,''
Ford told a rei:rter Wbo asked directly al lhe . Louis..trport if
the clliel etecU ve was wearing
the type of body ar mor that ap-
peared to be part of his wardrobe
when he stumped through
southern New Hampshire Thurs·
day.
Referring to security
measures, Ford told his ques-
tioner: "It seems to me that's
something that should not be dis-
cussed." . ' Ne;w .Law Too Late
' ..( . ,.
Minutes later in a live local
radio interview conducted at st.
Louis station KMOX. Ford had
much the same response to the
same question and said that to
talk about any precautidns
··makes security much more <lir-
ficult."
Lynette's Pols U,.I T....-.
Fo,r -rvnie Vo~iug •• . ' ' Man~on followers Sandra G\>Q!I, .le.ft, and Susan Murphy
l wear sell-styled "nun's habits'1 as they prepare to be
Jed into arraignment proceedings against Lynette
Fromme. Shortly afterwards, Miss Fromme, clad in
similar erimson robe, was ushered from courtroom in
Sacramento for outbursts including threats against
judge and demands that redwoods be saved .
~ ) ...
t Democracy wU L be creeping in·
to Irvine Ranch Wa\er District
'elections -but not this year.
A county counse.l 's ruling on
popular ballotirig..ron two of the
district's Jive Qirector seats in·
dicates a new law was si~ed too
late to aJJ'oW the cha,nge ttlls Nov-
.1 ember when three seats are up
:for election.
The new law. Assembly Bill
2392, was signed by Gov. Ed·
mund G . BroWn Jr. AU~,. 29 .. the
filing Jteadline for water board
candidates.
lo the Irvine R;lnch Water Dis·
trict elections are conducted
on the basis· or land owne~hip.
That's the way the district was
set up years ago under cautom(11-
law. 1· • • • \ 1'..
However, the neW law, ·whic~
was aimed .s~c~fic.alJy at the
lrvlne Ranch Water District,
provides Jor a gradual transition
to dtm~ati·c eleetlons. ..
Under'"ttie neW"faw, the-district
Would be divided Into fiie ,di•·
tricts, with two seats given t the
poj)ulatedareas. ~ \ '.
Tb.e Irvine Coi'np'liiy still
wouk\ coqtrol the majority~~
,.
board seats.
''The bi!);. respbnds .to the
gradual urb&nization of our dis·
trict, ·· acCording to district
General Ma~ager William Hurst r
·'Close tn~:90 percent of the area
we serve i still non-urban, with
the water $eel m0$tly for farm·
ing. But that ls changint. We feel
the votin(: system, as the com·
munity ·grows, should ch8.nge too:·
As non~agricultural water uses
.increase, other board seats wiil
become sµbject to election by re·
&ister~ y,oiers, at the discretion
ot~board, Hurst said.
"'!l"be bV~ llermlts the board to
review 4111d 1evise periodically
. the'.dlvi9i.o~nd their ~anner of
repi;esentktu~n. as ur1)anization
expend(.~.,he said. ''.Eventually,
all the '"'!leats wiJl ~be fi11ed by
popdllU' ballot ...
'fok o Bombing
'Ti 0 !UPI) -'All.east three
em hurled' tire bombs al the
•a \i.a.rtera ...of the ruling ·U.bet -Democratjc Party today,
cauatia.g slilht damage but no
casuilfies, Police said.
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Ford said he felt it was impor·
tant for Americans "to see first·
hand. close-up. their President.··
He said he would seek to balance
other factors against security re·
quirements and declared ,
"What's good for the country
out-balances everything else.···
On arriving at Lambert. Field
in St. Louis, Ford immediately
plunged into a crowd of about 200
people, shaking hands and chat·
ting briefly with several of them.
(See FORD, Page A2)
Woman Loses
Antique Gems
Antique jewelry worth $500
was stolen from the Irvine home
of Eula Lea Scofield of the
Willows mobile home park.
Mrs. Scofield, 68, returned
home at 4 p .m . after two hours of
shopping. She discovered her
jewelry box sitting out and open
with the pieces missipg from
their places, she told police.
Police said there were no signs
of forced entry and that the doors
werel~ked .
O ·il Boss Found
Dead ai Hideout
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
<AP> -An umy blasted a ter·
rorist 'lideout> with 90mm cannon
early Friday. killing three leftist
Montanero guerrillas inside .
police said. News reports said
the bocfy .. O(, a kidnaped Oil CX·
ecutive shot in the head was
found outside the house.
Police said the army was
called at dawn Friday after a six·
hour batUe during which police
officers were unable to silence a
terrorist ftrjng a machine gun
from the roof .of the bouse.
Four policemen were wounded
in the battle. The guerrillas also
tossed-hand grenades and
Molotov cocktails.
The-of£icial news agency
Telam said police later found the
body of the executive a few yards
from the house. The inde))('ndenl
news ageocy .l'U>ticias Argentinas
said the dead man was appa~· .,, .
ly Luis Domenech . an Arger.t1l1L'
officer of a private oi l re£in ery
kidnaped Au~. 12.
~ Police said the t.errorist house
was severely damaged by three
shell blasts fired by an army pla·
loon called out or l~a Plata. The
bodies of two men and a woman
were fol.Ind inside and police said
other terroris t s ma y have
l'!Caped.
,, r0:ke l'i.etitQ ~Ignored
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.PITTSBURGH (U'Pll -''l 'mnotdrunk, I'm sick," she least14hoursafterh~lll'Oke.
\ftrginia Murnap:e, s•, was kept, plea<Jjng as she regained She s~d she Was' sick but the
Jen..i b •t<'<!ke while wtlt!Jli coiUcloulineH for fieeling mo-maglsqote ss;d Polir.Odidn'il"tnd
(bl' a.bus,. 1• •... • meats. She was told to go back to any medicatiOI\ ,in be'r 'purse, so
. F th ·~ ~ ~~~~~-or e--next 14 hour$, she Mrs. Ronald Freund, her "Ifyoucan..wa'.111;,,you~anco,"
languishe(l in a city drunk tank daughter. became concerned the maaistrate said. "Catt your
bec'use.oo.one would believe.she when Mrs. Murnane didn't come people a:rtd ha•~ tliem pick you
was ickln teadofinloxi.cated. home from work Wednesday up."
Sh was still unconsctcus when night and began calling the The lntox:(!ation charge was two atrolmen picked her u·p and morgue, hospitals and the miss· dropped and Mrs. Murnane was
lpOk er to the city jail to ""sleep ingperaons bureau. • .~t•ll'"f,J'dU h"etda\lghter.
it • ~'!'it, in us lictnl ~ to \he
t regained consciousness At the samf time,JiM:rJ .. t-cm loe:tiher.'' "1tln. FreW\d
bobhiil.tlle liar o[ l!Je"""mtn'I 1Cliftl.• f .... bellll haul•d ' '\When we IOI .u...e we
cell bloc~. • before a city magistrat•. -at dn '~rlnd Wer. Tl\e police said •
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they didn't know where she was
"We finally found her about
h'1f an hour later sitting on a
bench in another part.or the
building. She was conscious but I
don',t know if she recognized me or not."
As they were leaving the police
station, a policeman suggested :
''You better take her to a
hospital, lady. She looks sick."
" l\IJ:l.•Mqr~a11e was rushed to
tttei.:tntensive car~ t.init of St.
F1-ancis General fio&pital. She was n?pOrted in serious condition
triday. ~
'
t
are denied their consUtutional.
rights for a number of rellSOl\S in·
~luding :
--Opening and readinc ot mail
by jail authorities. 1evere lfmits
on family v.isits, and inadequate
or non-existent use ot telephones~
newspapers aud other forms Of
communication.
-Inadequate hospital and
medical care.
-Inadequate time (allegedly
only five minutes) to eat meals.
-Inadequate heating and. ven-
<See )AIL, Poge AZ)
Ford ASks
Return of
Secret Data
WASHINGTON I AP) -Presi·
dent Ford told the House in~
telligence committee today he
wants it to return secret. informa·
lion supplied by the administra-
tion because four classified
words that could cripple U.S.
foreign policy were made public.
The President also warned the
committee that it would receive
no more material from U.S. in·
telligence agenc.les unless it
agreed to clear through the ad·
ministration all information to be
made public.
The committee's investigation
into U.S. intelligence activities
came to an immediate halt.
IS.. SECRET, PogeA%J
U.S. Drivers
,Still Speeding
By the Associated Press
The nation's drivers are still
whizzing along highways above
the SS mile per hour limit de·
sig ned to conl?erve energr
despite r ecent increases in
gasoline prices. an Associatejl
Press survey sho\.\'S.
In the survey, AP reporterl
drove at 55 m .p.h. ror an hour
during a weekday noontime this
"'·eek on hi ghways across t he
country. The test showed that in
onl y one state \11as the rePorter,
...,,,hile driving at the legal limit.
ablt' to pass more cars than
passC'd him. ·
And in that slate, West
Vir~inia . the reporter said h~
be li t'ved the lest was thrown off
by drivers from the opposite
direction blinking their lights to
"'arn of a radar speed trap.
Co ast
Weath er
I.ate night and early
morning lo"· clou d :-;
l:it~coming sunny by mid-
morning Saturday. accord ·
1ng lo the weather service.
lti ghs in lhf' upper 60s at
the beaches lo mid-70s in·
land.
I NSIDE TODAY
Punny photographs from
Prance, a preview of the 21st
Annuol Cops and Cowboy3
llorse Show and Breakfast
and other in1eresting things to
see and do are given cover
story treatment In today·s
Weekender .
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• ore1gn
lliances·
Feared
W AS H l N' (i l' f ) '.'/ I A P ) -fl Secretary or St .1tt• l lcnry A Kis~
i nger s u y:-1\n11·r1 C';1n s 1.1r('
basically tht• h1.•1.1 lthit.•st J>t-'()ple in
be West but have an 1-1 Jn1o))t
'met a physical rt•\•uJ s1n11 " for
· ·sky foreign in vol vt·n1enls
He s ays this fear flf ris ks tan bt·
'rart>ct tn Jru loehinH. "',1lt·ri.:al4 •
-nd µollti cal u!-lsas .... 111<tlH1ns •ind
as a n 11.1jor 1mµ.1 l'l on :,ha p1_ng
'l.. policy, causing problcn1s \\'1th
Congress. .
.. An ythtn ~ th at lutik..., tu !ht>
public likt• 1.1 m..i.\.'il\'t' ft1rt·1~n 1n
VOl \'Cffit'Ol \\fltd d f't•(JtUft' !ht•
n1ost m1.~t 1c ulou.s Jll-"ltf11.:a t 1on
ht-fore it t'ou/d ht• :-.upr1ie•rtt·d. ··ht·
s aid 1n an inte r \ lt'"' lo lA• lt>lt-ea:it
this "''eekt•nd
K1ssing1.•r s;ud !h"-lt \\as unt· r t•
ason fur rr1l1t·1,rn of :-.t.1t1o n 1n._1:!
son1r 200 ll'l·hn11·1;1n.., 1n !hi..' Sinai
io hel p kt!t'P P l';11·l' het "'l't·n F.~ypt
and lsr<1('l
5'4'{'<1 ~n . ~'i nl a nd . Aust rah3 and
(.,'anadil a/( hcl\'L' St'lll hundrl•LI S or
troops inlu lht• ill'l'.1 "'1thnut ;.iny
llL•b:1IP. ht' Said
"1'h is 1s \ht• ps,vchnlog1t·;d ('n -
\'lr onn1t•n1 tn 11 hich \\'t' hd,"t' l o·
condu('t our fo r t' 1 g n polic·y, · · Ki ss·
1nger saul.
And yt•f. h l' ..1dd1 •d . ·r rn ll(ll
h;i si t·:d l~ pl•..,:-1111i s t1 e ahuut lht•
futurt' of t his country .··
Oes pllt• !he shocks of the I ~:-.
:ind '7 Us. K 1ss1ni.:cr told 1n
tt.'rvi ('\\'Pr \Villl::tm Jo'. Ru<·klcy Jr
on the l-"'ir1 ng L i ne program, t he
Amer1cn n peop\C' arc "basicall y
/J{'althi{'r , ba:-;ira\ly more vi tal
th an in a n y ot her Western roun-
lr't·." .
·He said th e United States 1s ·'th e
hope of the non-Communist
world " and ''if we don't lead there
will be no le 41dership. · ·
Ki ssin ge r took a gloom y \'ie~· of
the United Nations. Jf bl oc-voting
and confron tati ons persist. "it
\\1i ll be an e mpty s hell ," he said.
Defending the detente poli cy of
t h~ Nixon and f"ord a dministra·
tions , Kiss in ger saic1 it docs nut
signify "id eological a pp~o ba
tion" of the So viet and Chinese
systems a~d tha t they remain
"ideol ogical opponent s" of the
UnitedStatC's .
He said the United States \\'ill
continue to resist ''foreign ex ·
pansions ·· y,•hil e attempting lo re-
ach nuclear weapons agreements
and otherwise moderate the con-
duct of Moscow and Peking.
Americans ' view of the world has been influenced not so much
by detente as by the disillusion-
mentof the '60s and '70s, he said.
They have been left \\'ilh "an
almost metaph ysical revulsion
c1gainst foreign involvemen!:Jijtat
involve riisks ," ti e aajd. !-hQ
anomaly is that whUe tb~retic~I
anticommunism txQts. "tl\ere 1s
an enormous practical reluctance
to run any of the risks," he con-
tinued.
Fr-Page Al
SECRET •..
Asked if the President 's acli?n
woutdt close down the commit·
tee'!' operations, Chairman Otis
G Pike (D-N.Y.>. said, "It cer-t~inly does temporarily. There is
no way on earth you can inv·
estigate the intelligence ac·
tivities of the United States bf
America without access t o
classified information."
Pike said the committee will
not return the clas!lifled informa-
tion to Ford until committee
members" meet next "Week to plan
their course of action.
Asst. Atty. Gen. Rex Lee de-
livered the Pres ident's messa"ge
to the House committee. He said
the President's action was pro·
mpted by disclosure of four
words which were contained in
repcrts on intelli1i:ence about the
1973 Middle East war.
The rep<>rt indicated U.S. ·in-
tE'lligenre agencies were caught
by surpri5e by the outbreak of the
'4'ar .
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Big Eon
A.Trpn.on
" t. 1(001/ \U PJl
Women think men wllh bU ~ are sexy. a Brit1ai
doc!lor reJ>Qrted tod.11. Or. Ivor F e lsttln of'
Manchester, wriling ln the
med.ital weekly "PUise."
sai d ears are ''s ub-
conscious sy mbols of male
seituality," and the bii&:er
they are the more women
like them.
He cited Clark Gable and
Ring Crosby as two ex-
anlpl es of men wh o suffer
JOke~ about looking like
elephant s with the wind
behind them. or t ax is with
both doors o~n . but have
capti vated "'omen .
"This symboli sm goes
bark thou Sands of )'Cars ."
Dr . Felsteinsaid
/Fro"' Page Al
JAIL ...
tilation s vstc ms that all eg edly
co ns titute· a health hazard.
-All egedly physical punish·
m ent a t th e hands o r jail
authorities and confinement in
segregated CL•lls without due pro-
cess.
~D e n ia l o f all a ccess l o
Ja\\'books LJ nrl <1ll legal material.
Mes tre co nceded the county
J•ti! ha s had problems but is
c;:1refully ins pL'<.'ll'd by outside
agencies several times each year
and any problems that are dis -
ro,·ered nrc pro mptly corrected.
He said earl y in 1974. the jail
Wlderv.·ent a meticulous inspec·
lion by th{' Stote Board of Correc.
tions, whi ch is du{' to examine
the fa cilit y next year.
Though th e state's panel found
the jail to be ge nerally in good
shape, it pointed out some de-
fec ts that hav e sinc e been
eliminated . i\l estre said .
The jail has also been critiqued
almost annually by county grand
juries and Mestre said all their
concerns are al so answered.
"\.Ve are al so regularly inspect·
ed by the count y heaJth officer,
the California '\'outh Authority
and Federal Bureau or Prisons,"
J\.1estre concluded .
Irvine Youth
Faces T,heft
Fraud Charge
Irvine poJice charged a
teenager Thursday with arrang-
ing the theh of his automobile
citizen's band radio so he could
collect the inswa.qce.
,·
• ti on
Attacked •• ·ey Fineh
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" lnfiatJoo.1purred by the growth or ineffectJ'fe government
bureaucrae.Y, i,s pushini the na-
tl0r1 !<> the bJip~ or •la! up-
"1oaval , ac,cprdlns lo' u.s.,~nate candidate Robert Fine~ .,
Finch addressed the &lllldl or
UC Jrvtne annual "'1eetina Thurs-
day .. the kick.off ot allklax pre-
campaign ajie8Krttg Spree that
will end in San Diego for the or.
ficial start of his Republican primary campaign effort.
The growing percentage of the
gross natjonal product take1,1 up
in government spending, Finch
said , "will cause social disorder
"'hen the bulk of the people feel
they are being taken more than
they are taking.··
He said 40 percent of the gross
nationa l product goes to the gov -
ernment. By the year 2000, he
said, the percentage will be at 50
percent.
Meanwhile, he said, govern·
ment administrative and re·
gulatory bureaucracies seldom
serve the fun ct ion for \\'hi ch they
"'ere intended.
"The government hires a rat
catcher who becomes a rodent
c ont r ol offir l'r ," sa id
Finch.·· He's not going to catch lh_e
rats because they're h..is const1 · tuents."
Continuing to encourage public
reHance on government for ~lu·
tion5 to problems, he said. "n sks
the collapse of the concept of law
and the collapse of credibility
from over-promising.'-'
Inflation, said Finch. is the
worst problem facingthec~trr .
Governinent spending, he said, is
thecauseof inflation.
Tbe nation has grown up in re-
cent years, he .s.aid. "We know we
are no longer the new world with
more money. more minerals and
more of everything else. The
slogan 'more is better· does not
fit anymore ...
Still, he argued against a "no
growth. no risk " attitud~. con-
tending, ''The last generation was
<'oncerned ' with quantity and
numbers. The next will be con·
cemed with quality andehoices. ··
However. he said. decisions to
cut back on government pro-
grams must be made now to free
the nation's resources for ex ·
pansion ,and development of
private industry.
William Pet'r H~lt.18, of'· Roanne Circle. lrv1rie, \fiSS cit~
for making a false report or a
crime and released on his own re-
cognizance.
"We don 't want to be like the
...frog, .. he said. "Scientists have
dlieovered that when YoU drop a
frog ln a pan of hot wate:r, ~c
jumP! out,._ But if Y°';' put him 1n eoof1)";te~a~d heat at ~lowly, he
ciufl (lecide w~lo.lt'110o hot for 1 comfort. You end up With bo!led
frog.'' I
One of two juveniles also al -
legedly involved was charged
with petty theft and released to
his parents· custody. The oµter
juvenile was not charged.
Witnesses to the Tuesday night
auto burglary reparted by Hart
told police the burglars drove ·a
tan compact pickup truck. A
police chec k of the University
High School parking lot .the next
day located a m atching truck
with a citizen's band radio in·
stalled. "
The tv.•o juveniles .in the tt-uck
claimed th e th eft had been a set
up and that they were to pay Hart
SSO for the radio in addition to lhe
insurance claim .
Hoarders Beware
BANGKOK . Thailand !AP) -
The military administration in
Saigon is arresting hoarders and
monopolists who have "disrupt·
ed the market and damaged lh'e'
econom)",.. Saigon ·s Liberation
Radio sai d today .
SpeAkin• w)\h reporters before
his talk, Finch said thll.1d~spite an
anticipated heavy field of
Republican primary election con-
tenders next June, he plans to aim
hi s assaul(),. at incumbent .U.S.
Senator John V. Tunney. ·'
"Clearly. Tunney is _vulnera-
ble," sald Finch.
A recent Field poll showed
Finch with 18 percent of voter pre·
ference com.pared with 45 for
toprunner Barry Goldwater Jr.
GoldVfater has not announced his
intention to run.
Finch and his campaign staff.
however, seemed sure Goldwater
will run and see him as their hot· testcompet,tion.
State Senator Dennis Carpenter
(ft -Newport Beach) also has an-
nounced his intention to seek the
post .
Other names mentioned a s
potential Republican contenders
by Finch were Congressman
Alphonzo Bell and Los Angeles
County Supervisor Peter Sc·
habarum.
The heavy issues. said Finch.
will center on eriergy. employ·
ment and the economy.
NudiesMove
Publicity Bugs Singles Group
A BBC rilm crew was to have
dropped in on a senRitivity
\\'Orkshop in Costa Mes a Monday
ni ght to photograph s ingle
Ameri cans getting in touch with
th eir feelings.
But the gathering ""'on't be held
in the hom e or a Costa Mesa
woman because advance pubtici·
ty overemphasized that half of
the session will be in the nude,
according to Di ck Pelletier. pres1·
dent of Single Scene .
"She doesn't want lo host tt
anymore,·· he added, ~&that
a S'11Sitivity workshop JI a weet-
ly activity of the organization.
Instead the workshop will be
held at a house in Fullerton, and
the British Broadca1tln1
Corporation film crew will photo· graph In llltte,
Pelleti•r explained tha\ the
BBC t1 prepartne • TV procram
called "S~iritor '71."
counselor, said that Single Sc~e
was formed two year,s ago 1n
Northern California. lt has 6,000
members nationally, and about
700 in Orange County.
There is an activity every night
of the week in Orange C.Ounty, he
said. The sensitivity workshop
,,. will involve the exploration of the
senses of taste, touch. smell, and
sight through various exercise~.
The latter part of the even1n&
will be devoted to Q:ivin& and re·
ceivln« nude massages. Pelletier
said. "But this is optional; some
people may leave. This is not. a
sex activity . lt•s in a groUp situa·
lion, onder the guidanee ol an In·
structorhand sexual feellnt:s are
pretty ard to express under
thole circumstance•." ·
tn addition, th•r• will be the In·
. blbltlng influenc• ol the BBC
cameras and llrhta.
"It'• •tiout ure,Jlbtrty, and the
pursuit or bappll\c11," be gald.
"They clwae CaJJ!ornla •• lhe place to mm the puriult(J(happ;.
nus. and they chote ~ln1lo pea.
pie be:c1uJ~ 011• out q( t.hree odul~ In Ame.rt ca 11now11n1Je."
. PelleUer, who uHld to be a
Pelletler explolned that one or
llle purpo1es of the aclivlty IJ to
show thot Qudlty doe• not
neCff.1arily Jea.d to sex. ''We are
nclt lntO g~vlng therapy for HXU&I
d,y4(unctton1,'', e 11td. "k's
1lmPJ1 ·~ 1opportuiilty 1o. m~ke
yOU !•Plor~ your past ralAl.ilc. t
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M~ Death T"'8a£:
Aft..ul'l'A. G10o-(AP)-A.Jaler pu<POti«U.r wdtten by
amernberor t~e "foatlly" of Chari .. M•mlOCI, convicted In
the Sbaron Tatt mu:n::te.rs, threatens the death or five oeoolo
'fot every day M&NOn remain~ fn ptison, lhe AUailta
.
Tunney
Decries
Controls • • • •
Oocl>111utlon H id tOday. •:r LAURIE KAllPER The Conatltutton said the letter waa "'ritten two and a CN .. D91]J,.....,. ,
half months ~fore Manson :dh1clple Lynetle "Squea•1"1 Sen. John Tunnoy told 1 •
Fromme was chat'ged wtth at(emptina to u &a11in1te Presi· 1 ••tberiQ.r of natural P.-pro-~
t
dent Pord. ducers In Allahelm ~that the ;
fhe n•w•paper aaid the lettor1<1.ated J~ne 12, w11 •ent iut!on's llhortaire 01 the crttl<tal :
to lhe Los Anatlea TI mes whfcb urned It over to rec1e.r1J tlk'l "ii beiag made.wone by un~ ~
iiuthorltles. Tho Constitution said It obbllned a c~y Th~·. ~·O•et'\'JDot1l regul-t' ·:!
day Tunney added lhlt .llae u.s .l . "·11 by JuJy 12 our LOVE <M ans.on) and our fa!Dlb ate Ill h .~to lift its'; not released, then on July J3 you 'll find your flr&t ftve de~ Govern(n!f.~ W ~~ { PIGGIES ·-• riv• more6veryday untJl·they-aiie relffHdh."--'-·I _1tdctz•1--100' pl afllbott.111~-.,._ -exploit1Upa to Jaundl oourca ol ~ thl Constitution qUoted the letter as 1ayin1. ' new aupply. His mornlba addres1 : ··we swearlfyoudon'tthen~JofyouPJGSare.aoinCto wd. before members of the .
llH<l' canoes to paddl• lhrough llit blood th1t '5 golna to rm Pacific Coaat G~ A.uocilllon.,, the~h!e~~~titution sa·rd an FB; sl)Okesm•n k1 Los Angeles 1athered at the-Dls'heyland .." confirmed the Jetter. Hotel.
• "The Loa Angeles Times did receive e Jetter and He said 1ov~mmtnt is reauJ.at;•:
turned tl over lb 1><>1taJ au.tborities who 1•¥e it to us ,'' the Jni the ~Y to bi1her l>Mces llJld,·
.spokl'S man said, according to lhe Constitution. "The case is fewer Jobs: aei warried th•t this,:~
still under investigation... · may (ead, to natlonatlzatlon.1
829a Unit
because DtOPle will become SO -{ outraged the1 will •ant aov .. ••
emr;nent to t like'" over aQd assure '•
them ~••te •u.PPlles, but he•, •ald h9 believes compedtion is ~ .... .. u.1.
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Santa ~na College
Makes an Offer .••
Tunnoy baa Introduced leli•la·
lion to deteS11l•te. \be wellhead ~
price of ne)V onshore natural cas Jo
and would substantially ·;
Uberali•e regulation ot new of.;J.
f11hore gas":' The purpOse., he said,
~to.Jocrease•uPP.IY.· --' So .rar; ne(xplam.il;tfie re-
Santa Ana College olficJals say
they are ready to a{'cept stude1:1ts
from the Saddle ba ck Community
College District , even when the
home (If strict has ref~cdlo i.Ssue
transfer permits.
aut there is a catch.
Students will have to pay tui·
lion at the same rate as those
who enroll from out of state -S29
per unit. The college's new policy
is an outgrowth of a new amend·
ment to the state Education Code
which allows students to attend
l'rottt Page A J
' FORD .. '·
There was no evidence today thal
h(' was wearing any protecti ve
vest underneath his coat.
In New Hamps hire Thursday,
there were bulges that indicated.
he was wearing,.suchprotection .
It was only a week ago that a
woman painted a pistol at the
President in Sacramento.
Asiele from the apparent vest,
security measures were little
changed from the past on Ford"s
New Hampshire appearance.
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gulation ol na.tw;al gas has ~e· .~ other i;ommunlty college dis-suited in curtailed aupply. Jf this 'i
tticts if they are willing to pay trend cpntinuea, the Senator
the C<>tlt.of QUt-:jf-district t~tion. sald, it could thraw a quarter of
Sant°' Ana ~liege orrfcials say_rnillion.caUfomla& out Clf-work
the pohcy will allow1J'USUD atu-JTicreasint th~ state une;nploy·
deq.ts to.attend nearby Santa Ana ment Tat.@ by •·a catastrophjc-
Coltege,' or per!11it frvine slu-,.lour perci!bt.'' •• . dents to enroll at Orange <:out ~
Colle1e ln.Cosla fofesa. 4 , ~ j
Jnter-diatrict tramfera have l Pr.et l'-AJ r~ently been refuaed by Sad-
dleback C91lege on grounds lllat DOOMS "
taxpayers of the home 'district n ~ • • '•
had to pay for thelr.tuiUon fees at ~ ~ •
theoiher district. • ""' reel it would be better to·.
.. The new Edqcation Code work With you than with the un·
amendment, however. imposes Jversity,'1' he told thecouncll.,...
the cost of tuition on the student, But Councilm·an John Burt.on
not the taxpayer •. according to said, "My days at IC~ were
Ernie Norton, vice president for not nearly so posh u Ydu pro--
fiscal affairs at Santa Ana i;,><>se,'' referring to plans ror
Collere. volleyball and other athletic
He sayS the new policy applies courts and similar proposed
only When a release is not given facilities outlined by Ruggera.
by the pome district ;-and if the Burton referred the group to ·
transfer is approved by the the--UOl libra.ry for a listing of
Rancho' Santiago Community foundations that make grants to
College District board of suehgroups.
trustees. Mayor Art Asithony. recalling ·
Norton also pointed out that his own busies with the Wliven:i·
students 18 or older can attend ty .over th.e once-planned ~
any com'1unity collc~e in tb~ COQpe~ative ·stadium, said he
state, if tlley estabJi8h·resldence woWd nof volunteer to help the
· h 11 di trict I th · group in its dealln1s with the un· within t e co ege s o elr ivert.i.ty.~ .• ,.111 ,1,...,.1 .. ·;,lfir,,· i'tll ! · choice. '; '!. .-, 1-.. " ._J.. . .. f· 't "·-~ .....,1 .
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Sketchbook
by Heritage
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An outstanding
selection of many s tyles
on display now
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WUIDAYS & SATUIDAYS 9:00 lo S:lO
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NEWPORT BEACH•
1721 WESTCLlt't;DR.. -
LAGUNA liEACH~ •
:i.,1 NOH!'ll COA.\,. llW\'., '"'·"5>1
TORRANCE•
l3119 HAW1110RNE BL\fb
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. VOL. ~. ~· 155,.4 ~ECT,ION\ • P~GllS ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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FRIOAY,SE.PTEMBER'12, 1975 • TENCENJl
-:-:AC::LU €mis COunty Jail 'lnhu111an' • .. .. . ' t' ' .. -_,._ .... ~ ~ ,,.. ---~ WIYU~~-Lll>•rtleJ U~~~QLtJ · 11· lleme hid the JllM \ wsull named In the suit ore J&rry 1:. ---Openin& ai>d readjnc-d-moll-eoiiilllute i bwu.:.b aunL=-o~zc.; ----~ 4ft.M lfclla rt ftled 'by dllf.....ti>im.t,..-'-'-!ii.wal't.-R1char<I -llCr-Smllb,-b)Yail-autboritlu. seven UmillL
4 1~1111a b-~-C-· lheJoll. ll fallowed ol-H•en than the curnnt action ariil was SU.Ith )'oUJll, K:enneth ~ ~ famlly-Ylslts.-•nd lnadoquale-
-Alle1ed1Y pby lcal ~menl al .lhe h.and1 or '-II
aUthorlU and •-1A ..,..,ated cell• wl..__ ..... IY SbBlll Bra.dley-nat• Mid-Jo. --••Ill or i.v_.......,. ACLU witll!luwa 1uddenly by Ibo plain· and WIUlam Brown. or non-cxlltenl use ol telephones.
daY'f ..Ul filed Tb~ in Ip. ~<I .l)lalrict Jtolt~ War-lllfs _.explanation. The lint two are beint: de-rte-pffl d other fomp-of l\nlllllet Pederal COiirt 8'1eslnc t<!GFtr !!'I , The la\Ul lawsuit contend• tolnedpeodingt.rialandlheolher 1 communlcahon. '
• an riln4il'-ill ....,ty Jolt ''We llllS ;.=: ~y 'that m-t.ary a"<'nls should be lbree are currenlly 'IUVlni Jail -ln~dequa e ~ospltal and -De9'ial of ,a ll acee.11 to
lawboolr;t and all le1al material. ,
. M.estni. conceded the~ jail has had problems
carefully Inspected 'by
_. .. llmi>o( !daltie'aj to a U. UQl«;N 1114 -on · rno6' to U.. ola1nutrJ,, ind a11 tenns. medical care. -.~ ~~· a~IQn,,/lled '1> JU4>e y ) .¥v<! NM ~lnj.Jli othtt IQm-ln the Jiii to COfl'· Their sui\ conteqds Inmates -lnl<lequate ti1rie (ollefedly
oen..-lnma..,s, • .'ldld JQe •-. G&IOS' pen1ale for "91ychqlo1lcal, are denied their constilutiooal only flve ,minut••> to eat meals. '.!;II• new l1&al ISti"'I "'~"' • u.i,. "W. 1111ve aot. Dhyskal and economk iou.." rilhll for a number of reasons In-" -Ipadequate healing and ven· ~'by Ille :A""'1t,ui. 'Clril .....,..i ,,1." 1 'rhe I.Ive primary plaintiffs chtd!ns: • lilatl~ systems th aUepdly .. -=~ -· 1· ~-; . (8" IAIL, Fa .. AJl • '
, Tellclaeij •'Demott tr1,1te
' • Huntington Beach 1£ity (elementary)
teachers picket· district headqu~rters. as
.salilr;y nego,$.iations , continue. Teachers
aren't sU:iking, but did take'part ;n..this
demonstration Thur.aday afternoon to
back up their demands for raise amount-
ing. to slightly more than 8 perce nt.
Negotiations between teachers and school
_l;>O'! d baye been going on since IJsl spr-
ing; t • • . '
Tea~hers . Get -ray Hike
f~~ JI.id~ T~iee&'Okay New Pact
' . Teacher's in the .. Fount:i.io . teacher .will now m'lkf $9.4&1 a board said it didn't have the
ValleySctiooJDistridweregiven. )'ear. Tthe top ol the pay $85o,OOOneeded fora teacher pay
• a new 'cont~act-pack4ge Th~ sched':!.le is $18,92t. Teachers boost and the noon duty aide pro·
day night that in4;l~udes an g,.J with si·x y~ars· ex~ence.and 30 gram.
percent pay increase. ·' .craduate hours of «~Tedit will But Trustee Karen Ackley said
District trustees· voted wn-earD $13.628thi,J y.ear. . the tax increase election, which
ani~ously f~,r.th · 1new ,Pact at, a , Teacher orianr:e· tloo presi-fail~ 2,737 to 2,875 in March was
special meeting·. l · dent Bob W~ite lhft Superin-needed. if bot just for salaries,
' The new package iDcludes. t.endent ,Bob .Re. d. for his for special education, existing
restocation of the J.50;000 noon.du-leadership in""tbe ·contract issue, program maintenance and re-
ty aide program at schOOIS:, a$•,w9ll as negotiators Dr. Pat ducing class sizes.
f establishin( faculty COl\ft~ls• to C(ark and Dt. Ed M'OQO ror ''their ''It is unfortunate that a lot or
'eiveiieacbel's a gr.eater voece lh •!f:i'ty,to meet with the'teachers
kl -11 · ..._. J. "· ., people worked on it {the over-decision ma ng, as ~.'"-as new . µi. :sm.cere-e.°'ort. , ride) andjt was not successful,"
grievance and tr•Dsfer:Policiei. Jr'ut one Ra.rent in the audience, she said: •. And the need for that The agreement generally Zita--Weas•,-acj:Used the' school
foJlows recOm~pd~ or~~ board .'qf°\'1 '4jeceiving the com-, tax still has not been met.''
impartial· factltnder: William q,Qil)'.~'',i;'Y· say.int last spring' .She said the district still 1has
Rule of the Califoruia 'Cancilla· that !I.. Jl·cent tax~increase elet· cut $500,000 from its existing
tion Service,. "!ho wu hired .to ~ 0onwaS1nec~s1ary. 1 budget. ,
stud.ythetontractnegOUaµons! t M .... ~W~~ ·w,s speaking for Di,trict officials said -the
!I'eachers met earlier-Thurs-, TIMI: cr'a~{'YeT!' Interested in S850,o0o round by Rule in the
day and apprnved the n~w Municipal, ·E.conolny), a group budget includes $242,001 avalla-
'"l j •• -i r. · · ble under new state financing. package~ , · . , , !' that· is . op(K>s1ng uuu1cation ·19 They eafled the pay hikei ~ i"OUlilBl)t ¥alley, lo part because $174,000 nlade possible by sale of
18:rgest granted in Fount&ib ot'ka.eX~ted cqst. .,.. two school sites, and $435,000
Valley in)l_Years. ~ ~1 } it llhi s:ald.l·s~ spring durillg the from reserves.
The betli•ning Fount~ Valley, tl\~e•.·d.a.v tea~her st:rike ·tho l ' <See PACT, Page 1\2)
Pants
Soaked
In Gas
A t -year-old Fountain Valley boY, sever.ely burned Thursday
when his gasoline-soaked
trousers burst into names, re·
mained in critical condition to-
day in the OrZ1nge County
Medical Center burn unit.
Mt-1fDWh1le, police and fire in·
veat1Cators were trying to un-
ravel conflicting stories sur-
r:ound.ing the blaze.
Firemen said Peter Arning, 9,
ol 17~ Elm St., apparently had
been hom e alone about to
minutes when his clothing caught
fireabout6p.m.
He suffered second and third
degree burns over 40 percent of
hia body. Fire Battalion Chief
1'1oyd Warr said. Both legs, one
arm and the lower port.ion of lhe
,bo)''iJ ~od ·ere severely iP· Jllred: ~ · ... •
Bui Warr3aid t9<1ay Peter, son
ol Mr. knd Mn. Altielt Arning,
··may make it.•·
Warr:-:raid fire\'nen believe
Pper m ay have been Playing
with matches and gaiwline in the
kitchen-of his home when his
~rousers burst into flame.
He said the youngster also was
reportedfy t a lking on the .
telephone just before the fire but
i nvestigators ha ve not yet
learned who he was talking with.
Firem~n reported the youth
doused the flames with water and
ran next door for help, theu was
quickly taken lo the hospital.
Fountain Valley police. al.so In-
vestigating the incident, said
they could not release any in·
formation about it as yet.
Hospital officials tOOay report·
ed Peter was unchanged since
Thursday evening and '4'as still
in critical condition
Citibank's
Rate al Bo/l!
NEW YORK CAP) -
First National City Bank
raised its prime lending
rate to 8 percent, today, a
one-quarter point increase.
The nation 's. s.econd
largest comJ11ercial bank
said the increase on the in-
terest rate it charges on
loans to its mo st
creditworthy business bor-
nr.vecs takes effect today.
Jt"s the first time Citibank
raised its prime s in ce Aug.
8 when it went to 7 :'1.4 per·
cent.
tl',~ > • ::-r
. ~ricli: T~~JPilg conflict Probed
· -~KATRYfiJANcy~.., ( '$'.'!~mopy. tials for ,any position be held,
.. qt~ ... ~·-"'!~, · . ·~~•yT&uXUJt.years Melersaid. • "Foui\tain V-alley sthool ad-• er ~feri'd t WFre the The Grand Jury probe was
mlnlab'ator1'11ke iirick leltfr.od 1913-f:I' ,chool )lo o and the called for In April by Fountain
In ~.13. ~onlhl' "'°"\bat he i964-e5,r '• ' Volley Trustee Dick Plum, who l)O~tr.119 uucbt' ill '!feii>en~ ~ Jlllt Bffll all.id , ~clils about has questioned Brick's creden-idiool,~uonllnl'tolllo cOurl-zt· tllat 1~1. lncludinc 10 .m;ch Uals. P•rle.t ~w~o r ep :.de.d ttls ac~'~riC~. was uslcned, are The court testimony refetred . tllUIDony. • , \ .a Dbl aya1l•bie, beCIUlf Brick's .to~wai ta1ten last Aug . 12, 197•.
But hl9 recorck·tn the Orangd ticOfdl ti.a\te be~.;u~JM)enaed when Brick was s till superinten-
CWntyl>epartmeritolF.ducaUon bytb•GrandJury., dent of the Fpuntain Va lley dis-
• ohqofr that .be wu-,..ld for tV.O · Anil 1r. could ~ot 11 e trict.
years u a classfoom teachoa-1'1' s~cii(le Years beU4M a deiaU¥ .. Jt wa:r 1iven during an unsue-
the Fountain Valley te.lemen. re~rfheprepaffd·aboutBrick1s cessful lawsuit filed by 40
tary) S~hool Di:stl'irt, (-9unty being reviewed • by lhe Orange f'amilies in the \\'estmont Seven
Ptf.SOnnel .)>lrtt~ .~J99 Meltu' County ~nsel 's olllce. hpusing tract ipver a change in sal~.\l>day. · ~Iv. l'llo sak1Jt11 office has school attendance boundaries.
Continued efforlk to rJ!~~h ~id IOQle conta~ Willi 'the Grand The court reporter usigned lo
Brfck fot •. cotbmtnt ~t-· the Jury about Brt~k. explained he the case was Janet Hilva.
seeming co,oruct ha~ been. un· ,prepared his fepor,:t al the re· In bis J.eStimony, Br~ck
1ucceuf"'" • ~ quest d county school SUperin~ an3wered qt.lestions about high
' Fountain Vall•t .. .'S~hool tendtiifRobertPeter-. ·ttti0<>l anct ·adult clues he i;uper1nttnden~Rol!et\'Rel<\sald •The recorda •how lbal Brick taught in Son meao part-lime
lle-uotknow~'"""lt al~had..th&.propercreden-fr0mlll5lltoUU. 1 I . . ·~ ~
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Then he was asked: "Have you
ever taught elementary
schools?" i
He answer'ed : "J've been
through the teaching training
program, yes."
Then, the transcript shows he
was asked : ''Have you ever
taught as a fulltime teacher as
opposed to 'a student te4cher?"
Brick replied : "No. I haven't."
Ms, Hiiva said Thursday the
questions then switch lo otb,er
subjects relating to the lawsw'\.
Brick resigned as district
s,uperintende nt. lesi; lhan a month
afttt &lvblttbat testimony.
tffe asked to be~ome district
b.ess director. instead, a post
not requiriqg a .,~c creden·
Uat. 1ayiru, he wanted lo devote
m0re lim~ to his family.
(See BRICK; Pap AJI
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Tide. Turned?~
Coundl Backing Rowland. ~
-Oily Admini1Uator Dave Rowt.,. bu reportedly .,.1..
gained the support..of the majority ol lho.HllDOqtcin llucb
City Council in his city hall atrual~ With Councilman Jerry
Matney, it was}earned tod~. '·
ROWLANDS' RF.SPONSB to Jl&\•): .. y•1 te.rlft or .alle&a· ..:.-
tiona deallng with conaPlraey and ~ . .a~. WW* aald to be
convincine to si>tof the.even couooJ members In Jlonday'1
three-hot.Ir closed meeUnC'. . ' "Rowlands emera:ed in a $lroncer position. than
before,'' one councif member 1aid.lod.ay. ••
MAYOR NORMA GIBBS Thursdor called for an ex-
ecutive session or the.council at4:30 p.m. today.
It was reported the coUncil wilJ take action against
Matney who claimed Rowlands had distorted his answers
at the Monday session.
''TODAY'S MA1TERdeals with the behavior or a coun· ..
cilman, ·· (Matney.) the city council source said.
''His demands have placed city hall in chaos, .. the coun-
cil member added.
Matney this moi::ni.Q.g said he didn't know What prompt· ;~
ed today's special meeting.
··But I heard a rumor my statements had nothing to do
-.i th it,·· he said. "I do know l 'll have to take an hour of
vacation from work toa'Uend." .. •• . . '
'Elf eetlve ' •ly I :~
-Three-district Split i
For Garden Grov~
The long-standing ca"lpaign of
Garden Grove Unified School
District to un1te with a communi-
ty college district apparently is
at an end.
Garden Grove Supt. Ed Dun-
don said today he plans no
challenge to action taken Thurs-
day to split his dislrid into three
separate community college
jurisdit'tions.
"We are disappointed because
.we wanted to keep the ~istrict
gr:aduates together," he said.
''but we are .not surprised and we
don'tplan any further action ...
Meeti'ng Thurs day in Los
Angel es~ the Californi a Com-
munity Collge Board of Gov -
ernors voted 11 -2 to make the
partition.
Garden Grove students west of
Euclid Street and south of Chap-
man Avenue will join the Coast
Community College District.
In the are a north of Chapman
and west of Euclid, students will
go to North Orange Cou nty
College District.
Students east or Euclid and
north of Edinger A venue will join
U.S. Drivers
Still Spee~g
Ry the Associated Pr,,:f,
The nation's drive~ aTe slill
whizzing along highways abovi:-
the SS mile per hour limit de-
s igned lo con se rve e ne r gy
despite recent increases in ,
gasoline prices. an Associated
Press surv~y s ho~s.
In the survey, AP reporters
drove al 55 m .p'.h. for an hour
durine a weekd~ noontime this
week on hjghways across the
country. The test showed that in
only one stale was the reporter,
while dr~ving at the legal limit.
able lo pass more ..cars than
passed him. ·
And in that state, West
Virginia, the re porter said he
believed the t est was thrown off
by drivers from the opposite
direction blinking their li ghts to
warn of a radar spec-cl trap.
'J'okyo Bombing
TOKYO CU PI > -Alle .. tthree
mem hurled fire bombs al the
headquarters of the ruling
Uberal-DemocraUc Party today,
causing slight damage but no
c-asualties, Police.said.
' ' Rancho Santii.go ;.(:ommunitY
College District. :
Tbe . Pai;tilion will lake eflect next' Jllly I. ' . • :
Dr. Dundon says there are B;P'
proxlmateiy S,000 to 6,000 futi
time community college studeintS
in G·arden Grove and that well
over hair attend Coast Commuoii
ty colleges. · :
Dundon said G arderl Grovq:
property owners have been p~'
ing a "seal tax" of $1 .37 per $100
assessed valuation. But when t.hci
division takes effect, they'll pil~
the individual college district tax·
rate which is 70 cents or less·;
Garden Grove students had bee1'
allowed lo attend any communitf
college.
Garden Grove voters failed to
decide on a community college
district In an election last May.
Three years ago a bill allowing
creation of a Garden Grove com·
munity college district was
vetoed by then Governor Reagan
when the board o'f governors told
him it would be too costly for (he
district that is comprised' or
mostly residential land wittt a
weak tax base. . .. _,
'" Cod\.
Weather -.
Late night and earl'y
morning low c lo ud s ·
becoming sunny by mid-'
morning Saturday. accortt-
ing to the weather service.
Highs in the upper 60s af
the beaches to m id ·70s in-
land.
INSIDE TODA 't' ,
Funny photograpm from ,
F'ran«, a PTmtw of the 2111
Annual COJ>8 ond Cowboys • .
Rorse Show .and Brtakfcut.
and other interesting things to
see and do .art gfVt"n cover
story treatmtnt in todaJ{s
Wtekndtr.
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H/F Frlday,.S!plembet 12. 197&
~1 ~ Strok~ Victina Kept in Drunk Tank
:: PITTSBURGH (UPI) -look~~rt.olhecltyjaillo"oJeep Mnl. ~ooald Freund, her
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Vir&inia Murnane. 54, wa~ itoU. f dau&hter, became cou.cett1ed
ftlled by a stroke while waiting She regalned consc10~0~ when MN. Murnaae didil't corn•
Ea bus. behind tbe bar• or the women 1 , ·home from 1fOrk Wednnda1
Eor the next 14 hours, sht cdtbl~.k. "5-aht aad be1an. calllDI the
guished in a city dnank tank ..,. .. morgue, hospita1s and the ml.$11·
beeause no one would believe sht> "I'm not drunk, I'm sick." she ing pe!sons bureau.
was sick instead or intoxicated. kept pleading as she regained
•: She was stil l unl'unsC'ious "'h(·n
• 1wo patrolmen Pl<'ked her up and
consciousness for fleeting mo-
ments She was told to go back to
sleep.
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'Five a Day'
· Manson Death Threat
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. .\Tl .A~1'1\, (;;.i {/\P) A letter purportedly written by
a mt•mberof the "family "" of Charles ~1anson, convicted in
the Sh.iron Tall' n1urdC'rg, threatens the death of fi\'t' people
fur e"ery day 1\tanson r1·mains in prison. the Atlanta
Const1tut1on ~aid todav
The c:onst1tut1on ;.ud the IC'tter was written tv.'o and a
half m onth" lu·fnl"l' '.\lanson di sciple Lynette "'Squeaky"
1''rtlmme.,., .1!) chargl'<I '~1th altc·mpting to <i ss;a ssinale Prcsi·
llt•nt ford
'l°hl~ nl'\\:-,pap1·r ~~~id lhC' le_ttC'r, d<tt<'d ~UnC' 12, v.1as sent
to th<' Los An ~c:ll':s l imes which turned 1t over to federal
.1uthor1tit•:-i '!'ht..• Con:-.litution !'i aid it obtained a copy Thurs·
day
"'If by July 12 ou1· J,0\'r: (1\1an.son) and our family are
nnt rell'<l:.l•d. tlH•n on July 1:l you'll find your firs t five dead
Plr.GIF:S .tnrl fl\"l' n 111rt' l'\'t'f.\' day until tht-y are 1·t~leased . ··
\ht• C'unst1tut1on quntl·d lhl· l(•ttt..·r as saying.
'"\\1(' S\.\'l'ar if you don·1 then all of you PIGS olre J?Oing to
nct•d C'an o('s to paddlt• through the blood th a L's going to fill
lht• slrt'('ls. ··
The Cons I itution .sa id an FBI spokesman in Los Angeles
t'onfirmt'd the· lt·ltC'r ·
"Tht· J.os 1\ngelt•:s Times did receive the letter and
turned it ovl.'r to postaJ authorit?cs who gave it to us.'" the
spok(•sman sLiid , ac<'ording to the Constitution. ·"fhe case 1s
still under investigation.··
:Ford Wants Return
Of Secret Papers
~.: \VASl-11'.'JGTON <API -Prc_si-
r Jient Ford told the House in-
7'..lelligence committee today he
f . ~ants it to return secret informa-
jjon supplied by the administra-
1 lion because four classiried
1 words that could cripple U.S.
'Joreign policy were made public.
:~. The President also y;arned the
·~.committee that it would receive
;: no more material from U.S. in-
. telligence agencies unless it
agreed to clear through the ad-
-ministration all information to be
made public.
The committee's investigation
-into U.S. intelligence activities
came to an immediate halt.
Asked if the President's act~Qn
wou ld cl0&e down t~ cwn~i
lee'• operations. Chair~aq Olis
G. Pike <D,N.Y.). said, ''It cer ..
Coed~
School District
Over Bugging
A Fountain Valley High School
girl, who claims that Huntington
Beach Union fligh School Dis·
trict officials t apped her
telephone in the belief that she
\11as making obscene calls, sued
the district Thursday for $113,000.
Tina Welch. 15, states in the
Orange County Superior Court
lawsuit filed by her father,
Robert, that the schoOI district's
alleged actions amount to de-
famation or character and in-
vasion or privacy .
Also identified as defendants in
the lawsuit are Fountain Valley
High School and four individuals.
It is alleged in the action that
school officials made a call to
Miss Welch in December, 1974,
and that the subsequent con-
versation was unlav.fully tapped
by them.
tainly dqes temporarily. There is
no v.•ay on earth you can inv-
estigate the intelligence ac·
tivities of the United States of
America v.•ithout access l o
classified information."
Pike said the committee will
not return the classified inform a·
lion to Ford until committee
members meet next v.•eek to plan
their course of action.
Asst. Atty. Gen. Rex l.,c{' de·
livered the President's message
to the House committee. lie said
the President"s action was pro·
mpted by disc losure of four
words which were contained in
re)X)rtS on intelli~ence about the
1973Middle East war.
The report indi(;aled M·~ .. \n·
te Ugebee ag®eiea wer caugltt
by surprise by t~e outbreak of the
war.
Lee did not say what the fou;
words were. ·
The committee earlier had
worked out agreements with in-
telligence officials to decide wh;:it
materials could be made public.
But Lee said the four words in
dispute were released by the
committee without intelligence
officials' agreement. The words.
he said, could irreparably harm
Ford's conduct of foreign policy.
''The President 's r e-
sponsibility lor the national
security or the United States
leaves him no alternative but to
request the immediate return of
all classified information pre-
viously provided this commit-
tee." Lee said.
He said intelligence agencies
would withhold any additional in-
formation from the committee
until the·congressmen agree nol
to release future information
without specific administration
approval.
At the $&me time, l\1r s .
Murnane "-'as being haule d
before a clty magistrate at
Vet Cites
Treatment
For Rabies
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol IM O•llW ~let s.tMt
Colin Rolson. a 13-year-old
1-luntington Harbour boy bitten
by a strJy dog two \\'eeks ago,
has received the first of 14 injec-
tions in rabies prevent.ion treat-
ment.
llis older brother, Jeff, 17, said
Colin received his first shot
Thursday afternoon and was at
school today. apparently suffer-
ing no ill effects.
"lie said that \\'hen the serum
hit. it felt like a burning cigarette
in his stomaC'h," Jeff said, ''but
after that he didn't feel any
pain.··
The bite by a stray black and
'41hite dog touched off an intensive
hunt in the fluntington HarOOr
area. but so far the dog has eluded
searchers.
··we 're still looking." Jeff said
this morning. "We·re at the point
that anytime we see a loose dog in the neighborhood, we stop and look .··
Dr. William Dietrich. Orange
County veterinary public health
director, says rabies treatment
has changed much in the past 30
years.
"The vaccine used to come
from brains of rabbits and
goats," he said. "and the ·dif·
ficulties arose if the body reacted
by discharging the foreign pro-
tein."
"Today vaccine is derived
frOm duck embryos and the
brains of suckling mice. Relative-
ly few people have very strong re·
actions to these.·· he said.
Dr. Dietrich said the last
known case of a rabid dog in
Orange County occurred in 1956.
1-te said there have been no re-
ports or rabid skunks or coyotes
in the county for eight years.
··But we have round rabid bats.
including one found this week in
Mission Viejo. They like to Jive in
the tall palm trees there and Mis·
sion "\liej<l'}s II\ a l jighl pall Orn of
migratory Oats, ''lie said.
But he added that rabid bats in
this area don't bite" humans and
pose little threat.
Reward Out
For Monster
" NOXIE, Okla. (UPll -
A Hollywood producer is
otrenng up to $10,000 for
home movies of a foul -
s me 11 in g, seven-foot
··monster'' reportedly
roamihg the timber -
covered hills south of the
Oklahoma-Kansas border.
''That's nic.e, ·· sa id
Nowata County Sheriff Bob
Arnold. ''It's J!:One up $5,000
si nce he calf.ed me Jar,t
week. Now 1 suppose we II
be swamped again."
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Their aim. Welch claims. was
to compare his daughter's voice
to that of a female v.·ho was
responsible for a series Qf ob-
scene calls.
''~11 agencies respectfully
decline to furnish classified
materials until the committee
satisfactorily alters its position ·•
he said. '
The offer came from pro·
ducer David Wolper. The
·'Nox.ie monster'' attract-
ed Wolper's attention as he
searched for real-life film
to add to his dramatized
documentary, •'Bigfoot.
the Mysterious Monster,"
dealing with the legendary
hairy beast reported in the
Pacific Northwest.
ORANGE COAST
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Pike as~ed Lee how he thought
the committee could continue to
func~i.on without access to
class1f1ed materials. prompting
Lee to reply that the con-
gressmen could honor traditional
rules of secrecy.
"That·s exactly what's wrong
Mr. Lee."' Pike exploded. "Fo;
decades committees or Congress hav~ not done their jobs and
you ve been loving it. You come
u~ here and whisper in one
fnendly congressman's ear and
1n my opinion that's why we're in
the mess we"re in."
PACT •.. •
Assistant Superintendent
Chuck Woodfin said the reserves
turned out to be higher al the
school year'! end because or
"belt·li&htening·· by department
heada.. 'alte.r the tax override
!ailed."
That meant they didn't spend
all the money ln their last ye~·s
bud&e.t so it was carried ovt:r into
this year's.
Woodlin t•id tbo dlsttlct atUJ
will have• '424.000 reaerve flll>d
which 11 three ~Percent o( u..;
budaet. The county .-immends
fivepttcent, he 11ld.
JAIL ...
agencies se.veral times each year
and any problems that are dis-
covered are promptly cori;ected.
fie said ear'y in 1974, the jail
underwent a meticulous inspec-
tiori by the State Board of Correc-
tions, which is due to examine
the facility next year.
Though lhe state·s panel found
the jail to be generally in gcxxl
shape, it pointed out some ·de-
fects that have since been
eliminated, Mestre said.
The jail has also been critiqued
~ln,iost annually by county grand
1unes and Mestre said all their
concerns are also answered.
"We are al!!iO regularly ins.Pfcl-
ed by the coionty health otriccr,
the Calllomla Youth Autbority
and Federal Bureau o! PrisoM "
Mestre concluded. '
Hoarders Beware ·
BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) -
The military lidmlhlatrotion ln
Saigon ili arreotlnt hO&rcl<!rs and n10n0potl1·t.s whd have ••clJsrupl-
. ed the market and danla1ed the
economy.'' Sal on'• UberaUOO
Radio said today.
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leut 14 hours er heralrelrke.
Hicf 1be wa1 lldc bot Ille
m..,iatr1to Hid pollcedldn't llnd
on1 111edk0Uon In her punoe, oo
theyauu ~ ew~dr\!f\k.
''lf you can walk: you tan go,"
the magistrate. said_ "C311 )'OUr
peo_~le and have }hem pick you
up.
The intoxication charge was . '
• dropped and ...... Murnane WU
allowed to call her da..-.
"Four of u. went down to the
-slaUon toaell>er :· MB. l"rewxl
1aid. "When We IOl tho.._ we
couldn•t !Ind her. The Police said
they didn't know where lhe wu.
"W• llnally round h<r about
. half an hour later sitting on a
bench in another part of the
buildine, She was conscious but 1
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BRJCK CREDENTIALS. • •
Meler said Thursday, a~oord·
ing to his recent study, Brick
holds four credentials -elemen·
lary leaching, general ad·
ministration, secondary teaching
andse~ondary administration.
Until recently, he continued.
Brick also held an elementary
administration credential, but
Meler said he learned "four or
five weeks ago" that it had been
voided by the state.
lie said, however. Brick"s
general administration creden·
Preacher Hits
Pot-sex Stiuly
By Umversity
tial allows him to be superinten·
dent or any elementary or high
school district, so th' elementary
<'redentlal wasn't needed.
He explained that the elem·en-
tary administration credential
was gi-anted in error midway
during Brick's second year ot
classroom teaching.
Since the credential requires
two full years of teaching, Brick
had not ru1£illed the reqwrement
when be received it.
But he received the general ad··
ministration credentil l at the
end of that second year or
·teaching, and it was valid.
Jn obtaining hi s administration
credentials. Brick lists hi s three
years of part·time high school
and adult teaching in San Diego,
a:s well as two years in Fountain
Valley.
Read, form er assistant
superintendent for personnel,
EDWARDSVILLE. Ill. (U PI) signed at least one verification
-Trustees or Southern Illinois letter of that experience for
UQiversity say it's okay by them Brick which, accordiri'g to '"state •
for th·e school to condtlct a officials, said he has 16 months of
federally funded $121,000 re· teaching experience.
search projei;t to ·rind out But Thursday Read said he
whether marijuana inhibits male doesn't recall signing that letter
sexual arousal. and didn't keep a copy of it. He
But the Rev. Ben Glinn. pastor noted he has signed 1,000 to 2,000
of Lantana Baptist CHurch in s~milar letters for employes
Carbondale, disagrees. calls it a since then.
waste of taxpayers' money and Meler said Brick would not
wants the project stopped. have had to have ~n fu.Jltime
The project, directed. by o~. teacher to be listed as such on
1-tarris Rubin, calls .Jor paid county records for the two years
volunteers to inhale rharijuana in question.
smoke and watch erotic movies. · But_ he would have had to be
The volunteers· response will be teach1ng ~ per~e"!t of the tim_e
measured by electronic devices , . and. p_erhaps f1ll1n11r a quasi·
attached to their genitals. adm1n14t.Pa!-ive type -0( post the
''It 's c-ommon -sense restofthet1me.
knowledge that if you watch a But 100 percent of that lime
bunch of pornographic movies ~ould co~t toward his "creden-
you·re going to be sexually t1al r~wrem~nt of two years'
aroused.'. GI inn told the trustees teaching expenence, Meler said.
Thursday. The records available from
Sadat to Visit
CAIRO (AP) -President
Anwar Sadat will visit the United
States during the last week or Oc-
tober, a trip made possible by the
new U .S.-negotiated Sinai settle·
ment with Israel .'
San Diego do not indicate
whether Brick's three years or
part-time teaching would equaJ
two years of fulltime. Meler said.
But, jf ther do. Meler saip, that
would fulfill "'Brick's cre<iential
requ.irement without any
el~mentary teaching in Fountjlin vattt!/., • "',, .. , .... .,'\J.,j
Sketchbook
by Heritage
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An outstanding
selection of many styles
on display now
c1on·t know tr she r_.wred m, ornot." .i ,
Aatheywerel •"'1Sthepollc:e
staljon, a poUcema .. llllfftled :
''You better take her to a
ho<pital. lady. Sb• IOCIU 1lck."
Mn. Murnane was rushed to
the lntenslve tare unit of St.
Francis General Hospital. Sihe
w .. reported In serious condlllon
f'rldoy.
•• BigEan =
-A~JUm.on
LONDON (UPI! -
Women lhlok men with big
ears are sexy. a British
doctor repo~ tod'ay •
Or. Jvo,r Felstein of~
Manchester, wriUoa lo the
medical weekly "PUIH ••
:said ears are ·•st.t~
consclous symbols \of male
sexuality ... and the bigger
they are the more women
like them.
He cited Clark Gabl• and
Bing Crosby a• two ex·
amples of men whet 1ufter
Jokes obout looki6g like
elephants .. wilh the wind
behind th~m. or taxis with
both doors open. but have
captivated women.
"This symbolism goes
back thousands or yeats ..
Dr. FeJstein said. '
Valley Board
1 Sets~ra :I
For Brevity 1
The Fountain Valley School
Board took care of its two-item
agenda Thursday night in what is
believed a record 20 minutes.
'nle agenda only included two
items -awarding a bid for mov-
able walls and three schools and
approv\ng the teacher ooritracl
package.
But pa'rt bf the reason· for the
meeting's brf!'Vity was that two
board members cut each other
off when they tried to speak ..
Before voting on the teacher
package, Trustee Dick Plum
tried to ask an administrator a ~ question.
But Board President Roger
Bel gen cut in saying he bad a call
to vote.
A few minutes later, Belgen
started to comment about the
teacher contrac~ with "My ~om--
mentsarethat1astyear.'' -
But Pl\Jm interrupted with ''I
move for adjournment:"
And the board did. ~
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TORRANCE•
WHllDAYS & SATUIDAYS f:OO i. S:JO 23S<t llAWTHOltNE RI.VD •llptn Fri. tll t. !lun. 11,i,30j m.1m
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Drui,k Tank!
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PITT'811!/R°G-li lllPIJ --·bert91beciU«l•lllo ''$1ee Mra . Ronald P'reund, her le .. 11•ho'\raart•rher~tro1<e. droppedandldn:Mumanew ..
Vlr •••• Kura~, :·ft· w•• tt-off;*• -J daughter, became concerned She uld 1be wa!J sick bUt the ~lowed to call her dauehter.
don ·1 ktlow If •h• recocnf...i -or not.''
'llUO ww!~~-;:.-iii'i:l'.:~~~ n ~!f· M\lrnlRf: didn't ror@e maalstrate •aid 1>9llce didp't r:.mct ' .... Foor ol us went down to ·the
tor'• . ·• 1 -:: ~--at-the' wonten.'1 home from woT'k Wednesday any medicafron l.n her P\ll'M'. so station to1ether," Mn. Freund hF-tll•~ , 1 :nGU'1T"-IM-. nieht and beaan calling the theyauumed1hewasdrunk. s~d. •1When we got there we
All the)'were leaving 1111> pollOI'
station. • policeman 1yUOlt.ect':
"You better take ber to .ta,
hoepitat;-11"1)':-Sh--•. !!"---1-tlb.._. In .... _ ~ • • "° ~mor~~~iil~·T • -eouldn't !Ind her. The~palittsaid
beeaua~";one.....:fd ..... u-...1be '"''~ not..d:runk. J'm ck.'' 1fte tnapenont bureau. "U you can wa1k , you can go,'' tbeydidn"t khOw where she was. ~fn . Murnane was nashed to
the intensive care unit Of SL""
Francis General Holpital. Sb9
'A'Kd reported in serious <-"'OftCliUon
Friday .
ck lut :Y-."".' ~·oo:i ~ft""C as &he. regained the m .. lstrat' taid. "Call YQUC _ .. We (inally round her about
irtUli eadofiatoziCat.ed. _e,a_ IQr~ mo-., At the same lime. Mrs. people and have them pick you half an hour later sitting on a
~wustill.up~QP when mtc1li. She·w•s told"to.ao back to Murn.ane w·as beina hauled up.'' benclt in another part of t~
two..Ntnll.mu1Jic:,k.eJ:I het -.p and -.Jeep. , . before a city maglstrate -at The intox1caUon charge was bu.Uding. She was conscious but I
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ACLU .. Suit Calls ••• . -••
OC Jail 'lnhuinall~:~; -· ,. ..
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By Wll.LIAM SCHREIBER °' rM 0.lty ...... ,.....
A spokesman for Orange Coun-
t.Y Shertrf Bradley Gates said to-
day a suit filed Thursday in Los
Angeles Federal Court alleging
inhuman conditions at county jail
appears almost Identical to a
class action riled in June by
sever•l inmates.
The new legal action was
brou&ht by the American Civil
Liberties Union <ACLU ) on
behalf of five current inmates of
the Jaji. Jt rollowed almost seven
months: or iqvestigation. ACLU
o(ficials told District Judge War·
ren F.erguson.
... W.e reel this is almost exactly
the same as the other based on
what we have read about it in the
papers, .. said Joe Mestre, Gates'
executive aide. "We have not
been se•ved as yet."
physical and economic losses."
The rive prim ary -plaintirrs
named in the suit are Jerry E.
Stewart . Richard E. Smith.
Susan Young, Kenneth Wil.son
and William Brown .
tained pending trial andlhe other '. three are currently aervin& Jail
terms. ...
Their .suit contends inmateaJ
are denied their-conatituUonal
rights ror a number of reuons ift,-
cludintt : ' ... .._ • " 1
, The rir_:!!t ~o are being de-<Se< JAIJ.,, 'Papc.UJ > ~~
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·Wheels Gone
Refugee's Bike Stolen
By WLARY KAYE
CMlt'90.Ufll"li.tSUtt
l-lieng Heng is the victim of a bike theft.
Heng; 34, is the Cambodian refugee living in Newport
Beach who startled his sponsors and four police depart-
ments in June. when he began pedaling a rusty bicycle
along the Newport Freeway to his new job in Santa Ana.
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AS RESIDENTS WATCH, NEWPORT FIREMAN HOSES DOWN BRUSH FIRE
Thursdlly Afternoon Blaze Aare1 on Blult Between King• Road, Cooat Highway
Mestre said the June lawsuit
,was riled by different inmates
than the current action and was
withdrawn sudder:ily by the plain-
tifrs without explanation.
THE SOFT· SPOKEN refugee continued to bike to work
after learning a safer, non-rreeway route. He rode the bor·
rowed five-speed bike until last weekend, when he finally
was able to buy an old 10-speed bicyc" and repajr it to top
working order. \
. 2Ne~rt
Ki~Stai1 .
Gra$s Fire
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Two youth suspected of play-
ing with matches Were detained
by Newport BeaCh Police Thurs-
day afternooq after firemtm ext-
inguished a grass fire On the hill
above Pacific Coas.t Jiigr.way
overlooking t the ·Balboa Eay
Club. · '·
Ther~ were~no injuries 'in the~
p.m. blaie an no builClings were
damaged. ' al uth the ·n.ames
threaten~ a residence at 811
Kings lload "1 top of the bluff
before being topped pbout 10
yards from lh ()JJSe. '
A witnesstol poUceht!sawtw.o
smaJI boys runnlng Crorb.. the
scene of the fire and gave the of-
ficers thei_r ideef.ilies. . ..
'lhe 6-year-old and &-year-old
reportedly conlessed to police
that they had ib\en playing with
matches and were released lo
their parents a(ter questioning.
Juvenile officers will decide
what action to take, if any.
. ' The names came close to both
the row or houses on Kings Road
and stores and offices lining
Cioast Highway across from the
Bay Club.
«;:oast
w~at9'er
Late · nlghl and . early
l]'lorning lo'¥ clouds
becoming !'IU'rt_n1 by mid-
morning Suturd8y .·accord·
ing to the weathlr ser\'i.c~
Highs in the lapb~r 60s ..: ,,,.
the beaches lo rill id-70s in't
land.~
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seeurity tited
:R~i;Jkat . Elwive .
-tin Bulletproof Vest
ST. LOUIS (l\P) -Arriving in
'tbe Midwest for a busy round of
appearan<'e&. President Ford
declined to say today if he was
wearin& a bulletproof ve.st to
euard against a possible as-
sassin.
"l never talk about any securi-
ty precautions that are taken,"
Frird told. a reporter who asked
directly at the.St. Louis airport if
the chief executive was wearing
tbe type of body armor that ap-
peared to be part of his wardrobe
"Per~~tent' ~uspect Held
Iii Newport
' A showdown between an al·
leged thief brandis hing a knife
and his pistol-tot1ng victim ended
in NewpOrt Beach early this
morning. with pOlice crediting coiiri'~dence for an arrest.
The incident in the Oakwood
Apartments parking building
begln at abgut l :20 a.m.,,when
resiaent · JeflerY Howard Wilson
drove in and parked a friend 's
car. Police said Wilson looked
toward his own truck.and noticed
the engine running and someone
inside.
when he stumped through
southern New Hampshire Thurs-
day.
Refer rin g to secu.rity
measures, Ford told his ques·
tioner: "It seems to me that's
.something that should not be di9·
cusst>d,. · ·
Minutes later in a live local
radio interview conducted at St.
Louis station KMOX, Ford had
much the same response to the
same question and said that to
talk about any precautions
"makes security mucp more'dit-
ficult. ··
Ford said he felt it was impor·
tant for Americans "to see first -
hand. close.up. their President."
I-le said he would seek to balance
other factors against security re-
quirements and declared, "What's good for the country
out·balances everything else.··
On rriving at Lambert Field
in St. Louis. Ford immediately
plunged into a crowd of about 200
people. shaking hands and chat-
ting briefly with several of them.
There was no evidence today that
he was wearing any protective
vest underneath his coal.
In New Hampshire Thursday,
there were bulges that indicated
he was wearing such protection.
It was only a week ago that a
woman pointed a pistol at the
President in Sacramento.
Aside from the apparent \'est,
seCurity measures were little
ct)anged from the past on Ford's
New Hampshire appearance.
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The latest lawsuit contends
that monetary awt:1rds should be
m~de lo the plaintiffs and all
other inmate-s in the jail to com-
pensate ror "psychological.
Elderly Man
Scares Two
Muggers Off
'
A 72-ye-ar-old retired car
salesman managed to frighten
off a pair of gun-wielding mug·
gen late Thursday. a.she walked
to his room al a Corona del Mar
motel.
Hugh Floyd Brown. a perma
nent resident or the motel al 2101
E. Coast Highway, told police
late Thursday night that as he
walked toward hi s room . two
men descended a stairway and
rushed to'A·ard him. demanding
that he "hurry inside ...
One pulled a short-barreled re·
volver as the victim backed
away. polit'e said, then Brown
shouted ror the man to "put the
gun away and gel out or here ...
Thetwodid, he said.
Officers said the man reported
seeing the pair rlee through a
parking lot and disappear.
Chee.ks of the vicinity revealed
no suspects. of(icers added.
The MO. or method or opera·
lion, was virtually identical to
one used earlier this •.•.:eek at the
Airporter Inn . up nearby
MacArthur ll oulevitrd, in
Irvine."
A commuting businessman
who visits the <1irea regularly and
frequently was robbed by two
men in a hotel corridor, a gun
shoved into his ribs.
The bandits in that instance
also ordered him several times to
get into his room and do it
quickly . HF, apprqached the occupant,
iderjtirted later by police as Rob
Roy Duncan. 18, of 1870 E. 16th
·St •• Newport Beach. Continued Screening Sought
Heng had only made two trips to work on his new bike
when it was stolen while locked outside his place of work .
Now . he's back to his original dilapidated bike he bor·
rowed from the rector of st. James Episcopal Church, his
sponsor.
• ACCORDING TO BARBARA Leith, whoSe family is
housing Heng. hi s wire and two children : ''He w,as very pro·
ud or that bike -a gold. 10-speed Schwinn. He ~ght a new
wheel (or it, fixed the bent frame and it rode better than the
old one."
She added he was particularly proud that he had
purchased it with his own hard-e arned money.
Mrs. Leith says Heng is saddened by the loss, but adds
that it's one or the things he is learning about the American
way or life -in addition to the English language.
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Argentina Raid
Oil Boss Found
Dead at Hideout
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
1APl -An army blasted a ter·
rorist hideout with 90mm cannon
early Friday, killil)g three le(tist
Montanero guerrillas inside.
po1ice said. News reporL'> said
lhe body or a kidnaped oil ex·
ecutive shot in the head was
round outside the house.
Police said the army was
<'ailed at dawn Friday arter a six
hour battle during which poli ce
officers were unahlc to silence a
terrorist firing a machine gun
£rom the roor or I he house.
Four policemen were •v11ounded
in the battle. The guerrillas al so
tossed hand grenades and
Molotov cocktails
The ofricial n ews agcnry
Telam said polit'e later round the
body or the executiv<' a few yards
from the house. The independent
news agency Noticias Argentinas
said the dead man was apparent·
ly Luis Domenech, an Arge ntine
officer or a private oil refinerY
kidnaped Aug. 12. '
Police said the terrorist houSf:
"'as severely damaged by three
shell blasts fired by an army pla·
toon called out or La Plata. Th9
bodies of two men and a WomiJn
"'('re found inside and police sa\U
other terrorists may have
l'SCaped.
Police reports said the clash
with the Montanero guerrilla¥.
took place in a s uburb of Lia
Plata, JO miles south of Buenok
Aires. Earlier report:! had pla<'ed
1t in the village of Florenciil
Varela.
On the political (ront. the
,<\rgentine foreign minister an-
nounced that President Isabel
Peron will start a month's leave
or absence Saturday because she
is "very tired and her doctors
ha\·e recommended a rest. .. lie
~aid Senate President ltalo
Luder will be acting president . D;.mcan alh:gedly drew a hunt-
, ing • ~nife and threatened the
tru(!k o.wner. Wilson ran upstairs
1 • to get' gon. police said.
J,n'vestigators said Duncan was stiU -waiting when Wilson re-
.. tunt,ed and assertedly defied the
~k:6Wnei1o shQttrim. Wi Ison
fLred one shot over his head.
breaking a light. and both men
Pussycat Bid Weighed Political violenc(' ragl'd un·
ab<ited a('ross the country and
l)()liCt> reported at least eight new
deaths .
t their separate ways.
' tatrolman__Hurd Arrqstrong
artiVea moments later and dur-
0 interview in Wil son's
nt-tlie officer-heard so-
walkin& outside.
The tP-0 men walked to the win·
dq,w,~· e•pecting to see another
pqlicenleo. lnstea<I they saw lhe
aUeaed lhler. .D\io~al'-who olleaedly still
was cerryjng the knife was dis-arm~d , ar1;·ested, and later
bOoked on It charge ol assault
with a deadly '4'ei1Poii:
Hi• ball w"' ...,, at $10.000,
peoding c\)ISrt aruln&menl.
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By TOM BARLEY
_ ~-0a11r Pl)otllaft
A bid by the Balboa Pussycat
Theater's lawyers to prevent
police siezure ol two allegedly
obscene movies pending a
verdict in their Harbor
Municipal Court obscenity trial
is being mulled today by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
William S. Lee.
Judge Lee refused to im·
mediately rule Thursday night
on the plea by Lo11 Angeles at-
torpey David Brown for a writ
that would allo.w screenings of
"Deep Throat" and "The Devil
in M~s Jones" at· the Balboa
Theater while the trial is under
way.
Brown argued that repeated
seizures of the two controversial
movies by Newport Beach police
were unconstitutional and that
•tarbor Judge Donald Dungan
rurtheT erred when he branded
the film• as obscene.
He told Judge Lee that it was
impossible to define the movies
as obscene or otherwise Wllil the
jury could return its xerdJct on
mulUpleobscenity charges.
Brown compared the issu.e
~re Judge Lee to that of the
Pentagon Papers case in which
the United States Supreme Court
ruled that the N'ew York Times
was Within the Jaw when it
publis hed the secret materials
overotriciaJ objecttons.
"This issue la one of freedom or
speet'h." he said .... rhc Be1lboOJ
Theater cannot be restrained
from~showing these movies until
it is determined in the munici pal
courtroom that they are obscene
or not obscene.'·
Judge Lee indicated before
taking the case under submission
that Brown's arguments might
be better directed to an appellate
court than to a superior court
judge.
Deput y District Attorney
Charles McFarland assured both
Judge Lee and Brown that any
further attempt by the Balboa
Theater to show either or both
movies would result in Judge
Dungan issuln~ a seizure war-
rant.
STOCKS RECORD
SLIGHT DROP
NEW YORK !AP> -Stocki
staged a decline t:xlay. apparent·
ly affected by news that
several m8jor panks had in-
creased their ~rime rates a
quarter point to8 percent. .
The Dow Jon es industrial
average lost 3.37 points, clo.-;ing iit
809.29. Gainers on the New Yoflt
stock Exchange outscored !<>Sers
by approximately a 7 lo4 maTShJ.
Trading remained subdued
with the Jewish hol y day Yorn
Kippur apProaching.
• .4~1""-_DA,.,;,;;ll.;::.Y"'-"'Pl"'L:::O.:..T ___ N ___ .,,lday,Sop11mb0• 12. 1'75 / ,,· " j
f JAi~~~AJ , 'Five a Day'
:1· -Oper).ing and reading of moil
·,by Jail authorities. severe limits
on ramily visits, and inadequate
or non-existent use of tt'lephones,
newspapers uud olht•r forms ut
.rommunication.
-inadequate husp1tal ;1nd
medicill ca r~.
-lnadt.>qualt• t1mt· iulle~edly
onl y five minutes) tol'Ul mt•1Jls.
-lnadt!qualt• hcut1ng and vcn
tilation systems that allo~L'<ily
constitute a health hR1.urd.
-Allegt>dly ph ySit·ul punish·
menl at thl· ha11tJs ur jai l
authoritit's and C'onfincml'nl in
segregatC'd e1.'llS '-''ilhutil due prv
· cess. ! De nial or all <ll'l't'~S to
I lttwbooks and <.111 legal m ~1tcr1al r Me~tre conceded the <·ounty
I jail has had problems but 1:-;
• rarE>fully 1n spC'cted by outsidl'
agencies SC' vt•ral ti n1es cal'h Yl'<1r
and any problt'n1s 1h:11 <irt· di:.
t:overC'd ;1r1• 1lro1nptly 1·orrl'l'tl.'d .
• llt' s:nd 1·arly 111 1:n.1. lht• j: •. dl
undcr\\'t'nt a n1t'\1cul1•lt'> in!-l•l't'
tion by lht· St alt' B1•<1rd 1>f ('orrt'('
tions.' '~ h1l'h 1s due to C'Xamin\'
the faeilit v n1·xt vt·ar
Though.the st;ttl''s pan1·l found
the jail lo ht• {!t·ner•d ly 10 good
shape, it pu1n lt·d out son1l' th.·
reel~ th<.1t h;i \'t' !'-1nr1• hl'erl
eli m1nalt;'d . .\1 t·s t rt' s•11d
The Jail ha.-; also l:it•t•n rr1t1qut•d
almost annually by county grant.I
Juries and Mcstrl' said all tht·ir
t•oncerns <lre also ans,~·cred
"\\'('are al :-.o regular[~· 1nspef't
C'd by tht' l'ounl y ht•alth off1t·1·r.
the California 'l'outh /\uthur1t\
and F'edt~ral Hurl':tu of J>r1 sun!'-.:.
.\lt'Slrt• l'Ullt'lUdt•d
Reward Out
ForMomter
-~oXIE . Okla. (U P!l
:\ Hollywood 1;>rodut·er is
011er1ng up to Sl0.000 tor
home movi es of <1 foul ·
sme llin g. seven·foot
··mons t e r ·· rl·portedly
ro<:tming t Pt· timber·
covered hills south of the
Oklahoma·Kansas border.
''That's n ic<' ... s:J itl
Nowata County .Sheriff f-klb
1\rnold . ·'It 's gone up $5.000
since he called me Jast
week. No"'' I suppose ,~·e'll
be s"'·amped again."
The offer c:.1 me from pro-
ducer David Wolper. The
··Noxie monster" attract-
ed Wolper's attention as he
searched for real-life film
to add to hi s dramatized
documenta ry . ·'Bigfoot.
the i\1ysterious Monster."
dealing with the legendary
hairy beast reported in the
Pacific Northwest .
t
Servjce H-eld
For Boy, 9,
Killed by Car
Graveside funeral rites "''ere
conducted today at Good
Shepherd i\temorial Park in I-tun·
tington Beach for 9-year-old
Steven Scott Harding who was
fatally injured Tuesday in a
Ne,~;port Beach traffic accident.
The boy, who would have start-
ed classes Wednesday at
Newport Elementary School
di('() after he "''as struck by a ca~
while attempting to cross Pacific
Coast Highway in West Newport.
Steven is su r vived by hi s
mother. Sylvia of the family
home in West Newport; a sister,
Bambi, and his grandparents,
.. Mr . and Mrs. John Harding and
: Mr. and Mr:;. Don Hudson. Tht!
boy ·s father died a month ago.
Police :;aid the boy dashed into
the path of an oncoming car ~s
his play mates frantically shout-
ed at him to turn back. The
·.dri ver was not held ~
The accident occurred near
61.st Street a nd \Vest Coast
Highway.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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!or ~·· Mew, NewPo•' 1.,.~ch, 11...,1 ... v1"" S..K~IF111>"t1•n Vall••· lr.m•. 1>~"'10obot< v111ty •no l•Qu.-.. l!f~'" ""..th C••"I >.""II'• •tlflONll tlllhM <~pub"'"~" o;..1utll•1• ~"" ~u~ <lfy~, T,.., P•IPl<lpal p~bloih"ll> pl~t>i I> •I lJO
W.J1 81• St•,...I, C<"l~ M• •~ (Ahl(><•'<~ ~ol•
Robert N. Weed
P•e\illf"1 tn<:I Put"'"''''
Jack R. Curle'(
V•<• '"~""'"' •h<I L~~~•a• M•""o/'
Thomas Keevil
rllt!Ot
Thomas A. Murpt11ne ""•"•Q•ft<;I [11•1<><
Charles H. Loos Richard P. N<tl!
AlM•l•nl -"9+n; Ed;!o"
Manson-Depth Threat
ATLA:'ITA. Ga. (APJ -A lelter purportedly written by
a memberof the "family" of Chtrles A-fanson. conVict"1 in
the Sharon Tate murden, threatens the death of five people
for Cv('r)' day ~1unson remains in pri"un, the Atlanta
Constitution said today.
The Con~titutlon said the letter was wrltten two and a
half months bt•fore ~1anson disl'iplo Lynette "Squeaky"
1-'romml' \V;.1s ch urged with attempting to assassinate· Presi.
d'-'r'll Ford
The newspaper said the letter. dated June 12 was sent
to the Los Angeles 'Nmcs which turned it over io federal
;.111t hor1!1t•s Tht• l'onstitution said it obtained a copy Thurs·
day
"If by July 12 our LOVI': (ltl anson) and our !umily are
111)1 rt·le•-ised. thl'n on July 13 you'll find your llrst five dead
Pl(';(; I ES ;.1nd fi V(' mort· every day until they are released,··
tht• CtJ nst it ut ion quoted the h't tc>r as saying.
'\\\• i>\4'12',a r 1f you <.lon 't then all of you PlGS arc 'going to
nl't~d ('ano1•s to pad<.lle th1•ou)..(h the blood thut's going to fill
lht· st r('t'ls · · • Tht• Constitut ion said an f''T-JI s1)()kt'sman in Los Angeles
1·11nfirn1l•d th~· letlt'r. ~
"'l'ht' l,os Angelt•s Timt•s did rt•ccive the l ~tter and
turnl•(I it nvt·r to post:tl authorities \Vho gave it to us." th(•
~IM 'kt•:-;111 ~1 n said. :1 t·cor{li ng to I ht• Const itution. ''The case is
~tdl under 1n,·e~l1~:1ll1•n"
Ford Wants Return
Of Secret Papers
\\'AS lll!\'GTO~ I t\PJ -Presi·
dt•nf l-,ord told the rlou se in
li.·ll1i;:C'nct• co n1n11ltl'l' lex.lay hl'
\\'ants.it tn rt•lu rn scerC'l inform:.i
tion ~)il('d by lht· aclministra·
lion bt'C'a llSl' four {'lass1f1t·tl
"·or.ds th.:il cou ld tt,pple Ll.S.
fnrPig n policy \l't're madt• publii.'.
'!'ht· Prl•sidt•nt a lso \.\'arncd lht•
l'Umn11ltl't' that it \\'OU!d rl'CCIVl'
no mart• 1naterial from U.S. in-
t1•U1g1·nct' ;:i gt>nc1es unl~ss it
agn.•t•d to C'lear through the ad·
n1Jnistration a ll information to be
m~de public.
1'he committee's investigation
into U.S . intelligence activities
came to an immediate halt.
committee without intelligence
officials' agreement. 1'he 'A'ords .
he said . could irreparably harm
F'ord ·s conduct of foreign policy.
''T he President 's r~
s ponsibility for the national
security or thC' United States
leaves him no alternative but to
request the immediate return of
all classi(ied information pre·
viously provided this commit ·
Lee:· Lee said .
Gun Toter
Near Ford? Asked if the Pres ident's action
\\·ould close do"''n the commit-' ST. LOUIS (U PI ) -
tee's operations, Chairman Otis Police search ed unsuc -
G. Pike I D·~.\'.), said, "It cer-cessfully today for a gun-
tainly does temporarily. There is man a police captain saw
no way on earth you can inv· near a building where t'stig~1te the intelligence ac· President Ford was to ad-
tivities of the Un ited States of dress a Baptist convention.
.<\meriC'a \\•ithout access to A police dep artment
classified information.·· spokesman said the officer Pike said the committee will
notrett1rn the classified informa· saw the man with a pistol near Kiel Auditorium
tion to Ford until committee shortly after noon. The
members meet next week to plan man d•sappeared in a
their course of action. crowd and police were una·
Asst. Atty. Gen. Rex Lee de-ble to locate him. police
livered the President's message said.
to the House committee. I-re said President Ford was
the President 's action was pro* scheduled to speak at 2
mpted by disclosure of four p.m. to the National Bap-
words which were contained;Jn ... \_!st Co,nvention at the
rePort~ on intelli.e;ence about tne ·-auditorium~ · 1973Mlddle East war. -....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ _____ _,
The report·l\nd;cated U.S. in-. '
telligen<'e agenci~s were caultht t-~.,._.,.i1 G
by surprise by the ou\break ol the "7"a·uen rove
\.\.'ar.
Lee did not say what the fou.-
words ~'ere.
The committee earli er '1ad
worked out agreements with in-
telligence officia!s to decide \Vhat
materials could be made public.
But Lee said the four words in
dispute \Vere released by the
Citibank's
Rate at8o/o
NEW YORK (AP) ~
First National City Bank
raised its prime lending
rate to 8 percent, today, a
one·quarter point increase.
The nation 's second
largest commercial bank
said the increase on the in-
terest rate it charges on .
Joan s t,.p its most
creditworthy business bor·
rowers takes effect today.
It's the first time Citibank
raised its prime· s ince Aug.
8 when it \.\•e nt to 73/~ per-
cent.
Won't Appeal
School Ruling
The long-s tanding campaign or
Garden Grove Unified School
District to unite with a communi·
ty college district apparently is·
at an end.
Garden Grove Supt. Ed Dun·
don said today he plans no
challenge to action taken Thurs-
day to split his district into three •
separate community college
jurisdictions.
"We are disappointed because
We wanted to keep the district
graduates together," he said.
"but we are not surprised and we
don'tplan any further action.··
Mee'ting Thurs day in Lo s
Angeles. the California-Com·
munity Collge Board of Gov·
ernors voted 11-2 to make the
partition.
Garden Grove students west or
Euclid Street and south of Chap-
man Avenue will join the Coast
Colnmunity College Distri ct .
NudiesMove
Publicity Bugs Singl,es Group
A BBC film crew was to have
dropped in on a sensitivity
works hop in Costa Mesa Monday
ni ght to photo graph si n gle
:\meriC'ans gc>tting in touch with
their feelings f
But the gathc>rin g won't be held
in the ho1n e of a Costa Mesa
"'·oman because advance gubllci-
t y overemphasiied that half of
the session "''ill bC' in the nude. according to Dick Pelletier. pres1·
dent of Single Scene.
"She do .... sn·t v.·ant to host it
anymore:· he added. noting that
a sensitivity workshop is a week·
ly a<'tivity of the organization.
In11tead the workshop will be
held at a house in Fullerton, and
the British Broadcas ting
Corporation film crew will photo-
graph in there.
Pelletier explained that the
BBC is preparing a 1V program
called "Spirito! '78."
"ll's abou~ Iii•, liberty. and the
pursuit of tiap.Pin•ss." ·be said.
"They chose 'Califomla as the
place to film th~pursuilof happi-
ness, and they chose single ~
pie because one out of three
adult.a In America is now single.··
Pelletier, who used to ~ *
counselor, said that Single Scene
was formed two years ago in
Northern California. It has 6.000
member:; nationally, and about
700 in Orange County.
There is an activity every night
of the week in Orange County, he
said. The sensitivity workshop
will involve·the exploration of the
senses of taste, touch. smell, and
sight through various exercises.
The latter part of the evening
will be devoted to giving and re·
ceiving nude massages, Pelletier
said. "But this is optiOnal ; some
people may leave. This is not a
sex activity. lt's"i.n a groupsitua·
lion. under the guidance of an in·
structor, and sexual feelings are
pretty hard to express under
thos~ circumstances."
In addition, thtre will be the in·
hlblling innuehc• of the BBC
cameras and lighls.
Pelletier explained that one of
the iiurpose• or the activity is to
•bow tl>at nudity does not
necessarily lead to Sfx. ••we are
not into lllVingt.berapy f<ir sexual
dys!un~tlons ,·· be sald, "lt'!I
simply a.n opportunitt to make
you explore your past ra.islng,"
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(
Attacked
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By Finch .
ByllOUGLASFRIT78CIJE
OftM 01llr Pl""-"-"
Inflation, 1purred bythei::rowth
of ineffectiv e gove rDm e nt
bureaucracy. is pushing the na-.
tlon to the brink o! soofal UP·
heaval. accorcj:ina to U.S. Senate
<'andidate Robert Finch.
Finch addressed the Friends of
UC Irvine annual meeting Thurs·
day a:; the kick·ofr or a JO.day pre-
campaign speaking spree that
'A'i ll e nd in San Diego for the of·
ficial s tart of his Republican
primary campaign effort.
The growing percentage of the
grosi> national product taken up
in government s pending, Finch
said, "will cause social disorder
whl'n the bulk of t~e people reel
they are being taken more than
they are taking.··
He said 40 percent of lhe gross
national product goes to the gov·
ernment. By the year 2000. he
said, the percentage will be at 50
percent.
Meanwhile, he said, govern-
ment administrative and re·
gulatory bureaucracies seldom
serve the function for which lhey
were intended.
"The government hires a rat
catcher who becomes a rodent
t·ontrol officer .'' s aid
Finch. "He's not goingtocatch the
rats because they're his consti-
tuents."
Continuing to encourage public
reliance on government for solu ·
lions to problems, he said. "risks
the collapse of the concept of law
and the collapse of credibility
fromover·promising. ·
Inflation. said Finch, is the
worst problem facingthe country.
Government spending, he said, is
the cause of inflation.
The nation has grown up in re-
cent years, he said. "We know we
are no longer the new world with
more money. more minerals and
more of everything else. The
slogan ·r.1ore is better' does not
fit anytnore. ··
Still. he argued against a ··no
growth, no risk " attitude. con·
tending. ''The last generation wa s
concerned with quantity and
numbers. The next will be con·
cerned with qualit y and choices.··
Hoarders Beware
BANGKOK. Thailand 1(AP ) ~
The milit~ry adrninistr'ation in
Saigon is arresting hoarders and
monopolists \.\'ho have "disrupt-
ed the market and damaged the
economy:· Saigon's Liberation
Radio said today. "~
outrs TWc:,;;rir ......
Attorney Log11n
Logan Quits
2 l'Jistricts
For Laguna '
B.Y FREDERJCK SQIOEMEBL Ot .. Dt".,,.. ......
Newport BeaOih attorney
Grorge :Logan has res.igne4 un~
der pressure as legal counsel to
the South Laguna Sanlt.aey Dis-
trict and SOuth Co11t County
Water District. 1
Raymond Miller, gener.I
manager of the two South
I.aguna-based districts. said it
was the conisensus of the two
boards of directors that Logan's
counsel to them conflicted with
his duties as Laguna BeaClfCitY
attorney. 1
Logan was notified by,Jetter
two weeks ago to decide whether
to represent the two districts 1.>r
the city. He decided to stay with
the city,
''They told me to do one or the
other." Logan said today. ''It
neyer has been fully explained to
me what their concerns are. I
don't know that potential con-
fii<'ts between the city and the
districts had something to do
with it ." I
Knowledgeable observers of
the situation said the districts·
actions are du(> to land use·
related :stances taken by the city
of Laguna Beach.
The eity. for example, is locked
in battle with the Aliso Water
Management Agency, over plans
to build a $30 million sewer
syste m that would serve
thousands of undeveloped acres
of land in Orange County. The ci·
ty ,')9qt~p4s lhl!; SfS,t~,m "ill
fac1hta{e deve opment.
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Sketchbook
by Heritage
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An outstanding
selection of many styles
on display now
Hem.sh
~unney
Decries
Controls
BJ. J.ua1E !l[AllPEK c;;; ..... "~ ...
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Sen. John Tunn,y told a
cathering of natural ..cu .pro-
dlleml In An•heim lodllY that lh•
11&li«>'1 •horta1e of \he •!)lical
fuel "la being made ....-.etiJ un-
'wise gove111ment re~atiONI. ••
Tunney added lhal the U.S.
Government wJll have to Wt its
, · •trlct 'l'egullrtlons of olisbore aas
exploitation to launch SOW'Ces oC
newsllpply. Hlnnomlngaddl'els
was before members of the
Pacific Coast Gas M~liUOn
, gathered al the Disneyland
ljotol.
•te said coV..ernment is regulat·
ing the way tO higher prices and
!ewer Jobs. II.• wam~ tllal this
may lead to nationalization
be-Cause oeople will booorne so
outraged lbey will want gov·
ernment to tt:ke over and assu"'
them· adequal~ suppUes, but he
said he believes competition is
..-llal.
'l'\lnney !\,as Introduced legisla-tion to deregulate )he wellhead
prlce or 11ew o.ftshore n•tural1as
a,nd would s.ubstantlally
U~raliie r~gulation of new of-
fshore 11as. Xhe pu~, be said,
Is to lncreas~siipply.
So far, he explained, the .. re~
gulation of .. n-.l.utal gas has re-
sulted in ct.ll'taped suppJy. If this
trend continue$, '-the Senator
said. it couJ(itbro~ aquiarter 9f a
million CalirorniaM out of work
increasing' the state unemlHoy '.
ment rate by "a catastrophic
fout percent.··
·1 a~orbejng :uralarmist.
•Nor am I speak't"ng tbeoreiically
about remote pp sil:tilities ...
He said witho t •as, ror· exam*
,pie, there would be no fertilizer
and sO there •would be little, ii
any, food packaging; Canning or
processing. ·•
"In other-word!. a wo'tsened
shorta~e of natural gas ':\flould
trigger steeply tising !ood prjces
and skyrocket)hg unemploy-
ment,., h.e s;:tid ..
In addition to being a con-
sumer issue. he said the national
security would aJso suffer.
Tunney also. qutlined other
components which he believes
should be illcluded in the energy
policy. ThisJncluded strong anti·
trust action t(l "prevent the
enetgy conglomerates from
securing monopolistic tyranny
over our economy.··
He said ip Calilornia
petroleum fO"lpanies are de--
manding moneY in advance for
the right of a pu~lic utility mere~
ly to neg~tiate'lifor natural gas
that wtll be pro'*uced in Afaska.
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BJSYLVIAPOllTEJl
(Fourfhllu1s.rlnl Slate aod special eo11.,. procrims can be ""'1lfloant aour-ot flnaoci&I aid to bl1her educallon. Jn~ c:ua0 -... you slut mustproV. your need -so get a Patt,nts'
O>afldenUal Slat•O>et>t from y0ur school COW>S~oc and
r.illowlhe atate aod collec•~adllne lnall:\ICUorui.
In add!Uon to provldlng Joans for realdfl'lll, your state
may lave grant prosrams. In fact, tut -yea•, 25 percent
~oney was aavailable throu.&h need·based state aid -.,..,,. ..... s;-11111cb-orlhe ~ ~
<Tedit for tbls lncruse
in.Ute funds goea tolho
U.S. govemment•s ~X·
panalon of the Si&te~
dent Incentive Grant
ISSIG) progra.., -...,.
~ wlilcb the federal
Money'S
Worth
government matches amounts of stale grants to students.
F"'lhe '7S.76 year alone, $20 million bu beeo appropriated
for dls\ribuUon to states for SSIG. .
mu.. IOME srATES,I as ..,.,.11 •• the Dislric:t or
Columbia, do not h...., any grant proarama: Alabama,
Arizona. Hawaii, Louisiana, Nevada~ New Hampshire, New
Mexico, Wyomlng. n.e one state that does not base its
awards on your demonstrated financial need is Alaska~
Check wltb the scholanblp agency in the state's
capital for an"swers to: can part-time and halt-time stu-
dents get awards loo? Can awards be used at private col-
leges only, public coll-only or both? Can crants be used
at colleges out of state? V\Vhat i& the dead.line for appllca·
tions? What are the requli:"ements?
Many colleges have their own financial ald funds for
studenta as part of their financial aid package of grants,
loans, jobs. Sxpensive colleges usually have more money
for graats than lower cost on.es. With a Jrant, younactually
may end up paying the same at a high·cosl college as at a
Jow·~t one -or even less.
THEN, TRERE1S cooperative education--a complete
educational plan that wtlike the federal College Work-Study
program, always includes career·related work as part of
the curriculum.
Typically, you. the student. alternate each semester or·
quarter between full-time study and full-time work. You
may alternate on a daily basis, or attend school and work
the same day. Or all students may take annual leave to
work six or eight weeks.
More than 500 colleges offer this kind of program, and
at a few nearly all students are in cooperative education
programs. It's a superb way to get practical experience and
pave the way for a future job.
For a free copy of. "Undergraduate Programs of
Cooperative Education in the U.S. and Canada," write to
National Commission for Coopera'tive Education, 360 Hunt·
ington Ave .• Boston, Mass. 02115.
YOU ALSO MAY BE ab1e to get moderate·sized. long·
term loans with low interest rates and tolerable repayment
schedules from colleges. These can be short-term loans, too.
or can take the form of postponed or deferred tuition.
Interest rates generally compare very favorably with
rates charged by others and repayment after graduation
may be geared to your income. Check directly with your col·
Jege aid officer. .
Also, before you turn to a commercial lender -where
interest rates are usually much higher -cheek into civic
and religious organizations in your area. Consult your high
school counselor, community fenter, church or similar
sources.
And don't overlook Social Security and the Veterans Ad·
ministration as sources of major benefits!
If your parents are deceased, disabled or retired and
you are an unmarried, full -time college student, you qualify
for Social Security benefits. These can be a major ii:icome_
supplement for education costs -and 500,000 students re·
ceived educational benefits frorh Social Securit.Y in 1914-1:5.,
Check your nearest S.Soffice.
IN 1974-75, TOO, veterans benefits for postsecondary
education were paid to 26 million students -veterans and
wi.ves. widows and children. You can ·get these benefits to
complete high school, to attend business school or to enroll
in a variety of vocational training programs. Ask as well
about stipends for apprenticeships or on-the·job training
prograJlls al your local or regional VA office. If you are
already enrolled in a VA educational program, you can get
I extra allowances if you agree to work up to 100 hours for VA .
MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
INDEXES
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lmPOrt Car Costs
WASIUNGTON (AP) -The gov·
emmeol has until May todecideir im-
ported autos are being sold here at
less than their fair price.
The U.S. International Trade Com·
mission voted 4 to 2 Monday to direct
the Treasury Department to in -
vestigate Charges that $7.5 billion
worth of cars from eight nations are
being sold here cut rate. ·
Dollar Gains BRUSSELS, B<llgium (UPI) -The
dollar continued to advance on Euro-
pean money markets today, but fell
slightly against the German martrc .
Gold hovered near its low point for
the year. In Zurich. it opened un·
changed at $148 an ounce -thelowest
price since $tiptember 1914. In LC)n ..
don, it rose 50 cents to open at $148.50.
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MOSCOW - A triumphant ~merican day was struck with
'• tragedy when Abdul Ali of Saint
•Paul, Minn., suffered a broken ~ during the opening day of
the world Greco-Roman 'vrestl-
Ctng championships in Minsk.
· ·Ali. a soldie r s tationed in
1Tgt111a, -rr·actured a neck
Vertebra w)\en he was thrown to 1 ~e Jnat by l\.tikko Hutala of
"; · land in a l63·poWld match,
~cording to the Sov iet news
' agency Tass. I-le was taken tu a
Minsk hospital where a learn of
·'doctors were treating him . 1 His condition was not kno"'"-"· Jlio S•ltda
l.ONDON -The Davis Cup
eommittee today orde red the
.... semifinal m a t c h be tween
:.:-$weden and Chile to be pl ayed as
.: . scheduled at Baastad, Sweden,
,. ,,S.pl.19·21.
.;, Basil Rea y, committee
.• ,,,;:ecretary. s8id the committee
· accepted Swedish police as-
1 •• urances that th~ Chilean tenni s
team would receive adequate
protection.
I -• -~ . .;I'••• C' -"" ·:'.!;:PROVIDENCE. R .I. -
' · ·Former Boston Red Sox slugger
· Tony Conigliaro has signed a _ on_e-xear contract to become a
' TV spartscaster on WJAR-TV
beginning Sept. 22.
· Conigliaro, 30. will become the
. ·regular 6 p .m . sportscaster and
.·'will share other sportscaster
· ~ duties with Chris Clark, ~hannel
JO's veteran sports announcer,
station otriclals said Thursday.
· Conigliaro quit baseball last
month after his latest comeback
bid from a near fatal beaning in
•. l967 failed.
1'fattlte-Tabbed
MILWAUKEE -Eddie Mal·
thews, former slugging third
baseman for the Milwaukee
•,•:Braves and manager of the
•:;ti Atlanta Braves, was named
·~' trhursday by the Milwaukee.
:--,Brewers as a scout and minor
· leagueinstructor.
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LOS ANGELES CAP) -The
Unive rs ity of Southern
California. with a 9uarterback
who ha• a history ot tumblllll.
and Duke, with a sianal caller
who doesn't, open their 1975 foot ·
ball seasons against each other
tonight at 8.
!n spite or Vince Evans' lack of
experience and Hal Spears' sure-
handedness, USC is favored·
Evans is a hard-charging l"Wl·
ner, "Vince's problem has been
fumbling," said USC toach John
McKoY. "Bui we think we can do a!lhou&h ll'1 bif and !Mt,
more ruuilng from tb• ln1plteofhuin1lustlour,..
quarterback spot this yell', and tumlnf •tarter. ... ca-and
that gl ves us an extra nmnli1a four on. de.tense, VSC la lllin
back." ov81'Wbelm!J!f pick to wlll the
Spears is Duk,e's 6-foo\.I, 183-facllic-1 codfereoce. Part or the
pound pre-law student whocoacli reuon IQt auch opllm11m by
Mike McGee sald wu ul)I~-wrl(e\'I Mel broadc"/lten.. >l"ho
tarular but not error-prone. 'He voted last week wu founoeo on
won't fumble or throw many in· the fad that the TroJaos have ex·
terceptions. •• cellent men returninl in key
But tumbles and lnteroeptions 'pooitions.
are what concero. McKay, who .. St.ronJ t.eekle Marvin Powell, a
ffelds his youngest team-~ver -27(),.pounder, and weak guard Joe-
Davls, at 244, 1nehor a_, de·
f<111lve line. The ceater 18 Jlirt
Flood. 240,
On offense, JltK1y allo '* GaiY Jeter, 1 240-pound junior
wbo some feel may be tho -player on the coaat. 1lut tho USC
clefentlve line J1a•t nearly as
atrona H In Ille peat Ind Ille~ said, "U U.e line doem~ do the Joi!. tbe Uneha.cken must ma!n-1'ill the scrlmmaie line. If Uwy '
make a nice tackle 'live yards
put lbe line. lt may r-areal"
but Ui.l'altlll five yanta."
Dulle~ ha"'IP""' very muoll It n •ID ll8d 'POU*I .-n or .,11, md Troy
Sllde. MtKay ter-Sade a
pro )lfOlpect and Slade bu the
eredent,la!s: 31 ca1A:h9 fo< 489
yards and two toucbdowm.
, ~ever., he's mOlt deadly os
•a kick mum er. lie r,tu(1l<d ....
pu~t 85 yards for a.•1c9re
qalnst Tulane and btlmecl North Carolina for 94 yards oo a klckofr
rt!tum.
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WFL Boss Cries Foul
CHARWTTE, N.C. CAP! -
Chris Hemmeter. president o(
the World Football League,
lashed out bitterly Thursday at
newspaper and news service re-
ports that the two-year-old
league is about to collapse.
"Every time I go to a town,
people assume l 'ru there to deal
with a bankruptcy,'' said the
35-year-old Honolulu busi-
nessman whose financial plans
fqrmed the basis or the WFL's
secorid·year reorganization.
"Instead of talking about foot·
ball as I should, I have to talk
about accounting firms. This
continual battering is taking its
toll," Hemmeter told a news con-
ference. _
"In our franchise cities/ the
media has been great. But 'l7
other cities would love to see
thdse 10 cities disappear. Those
27 are making it tough," he
added.
While he didn't say so, his re·
ference obviously was to the 'l7
cities with National Football
League teams and the 10 cities
with WFL teams.
llemmeter came to Charlotte
from ShrevePort, La., where he
said he chec;ked thoroughly into
the reportedly shaky Steamer
franchise. He said he helped lo
strengt.hen some weak points and
he rallied the support of business
leaders. '
He said he was shocked at r~
ports out of Shrevepart which he
said took his positive statements
out of context and made them
sotmd like predictions of the
Ieague'sdoom.
"Maybe I'm too honest,'' said
Hemmeter. "At the ,Press Con-
ference down there, somebody
asked if the league could continue
to exist by drawing only 2,000 to
4,000 per game. I 'aid of course
not, but went on to say that the
average attendance thus ·far has
been 15,000 and everything points
to that improving.
"But my whole answer Was not
reported, only the flrsl part.
"The same thing happened to a .
statement I made that if one
franchise folded, the league
couldn't finish the season. I went
on . to say that the remaining 10
franchises are all healthy. I
believe tbat the leasue is only as
strong as its weakest franchise.
"Within two weeks, I'll have
complete financial status reports
on all the teams.1Six orth~m are
complete now, including
Charlotte and Shreverx>rt. and
100 per · cent of them are
healthy.,,''
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'-Lj)S ANO·ELES (APJ ~ ,-booledbqlhlieldaoa!aln J:l.efenllve tackle Merlin Olaen. , the Victory and eaid, "l.cfid min
the yeteran or the Los ' Angeles the fir8t one but }t--1d. have Ra~s' defensive eorQI, credited been a shame to mtsa the
the defensive backfield as much •' MCOnd. '"• ""' as his own front four in 1'IU?Jday 1 Dempsey's initial try for a
night's 6·0 shutout of the tough 81-yard s.coring efforhalled wide
Oakland Raiders. ' to the right 'b.ut he got a ucood
"I'm te8.lly proud of lhe whole cbance because Oakland was orr
defensive team " Olsen said. tide. He scored a 216-yardel' and
"Every sack or a'quarterbaci re-a4d~ a 32·yard ef(qrton bis next
quires great coverage.'' r .C~~1~-. .... 1_ luot •(• '-•-
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e Rams tossed Raiders be with the winoing club,'' said
quarterb_acks for losses four Dempsey who bas played with
me.-wr\lr Ja~~-Youngblood -Orleanf"arrcrP!)lladelpbta. cr~t~~iththreeofthern. ··it's nice t9 be able to con·
Any hme you cet a shutout. 11 tribute .. . . •
has to be a tr~.mendous effort by Coac·h John Madden of the
your ~efense, sai~, coach Chuc,k Raiders commented ... The Rams
Knox, who added, But, tooiaht s are very tough. 'They play good,
gam'? really doeap. t mean solid defense. We couldn't get
anything. Next week they atart established. Wftlle rve never
counting them. thought that any. fcdball game
The battle at the-Colfseum ·was meaninglisS uns was not a
· drew 68_.630 ~nd was the finale of meanlill(ul ga~· as'far as the
the exb1b1tion season where both super Bowl is contemed. ••
th_e Rams and Raiders wound up Madden used his No. 1
with 5-1 rec~rds: Quarterback Stabler only in the
Olsen said there was one first half and Knox used his ch.~ge oi:i d~fens~: . 1 starter H8rris ""the same period. W~ d1dn t blitz them as ':"e still, when tht!y went out, the
. have 111 the p~st. It ~med like scorewas6-0whereitremained. they were looking for it.••
Knox made one switch by 11$ing
running backs to carry in the
plays to quarterback James
Harris.
. "We did that just to see bow it
would go.'' the coach said. uwe
have been using the wide re--
ceivers to do this ln the past. It's
too early for me to form any COD·
clusion s. ••
Place kickJr Tom Dempsey,
jolnlnc tbe RaDI,• J~st tbis
LA Clips Reds I
No .IJynasty, Y ~t,
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-.LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
Cincinnati Reds, stalled. mom.en·
tarl!y by the Los Angeles
!lodgers in their goal to blt 108
victories, will be awfully tough to
winning seven of the nine ga.me
in Dodger Stadium.
:.,:;Favorites Advance
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Slpt.U:Ahn .. ML.esA...-, 'f:Up.m.
s.,I:. 1JAtltnt. Ml.Os Antttu 6:SSp.m,
Sept. WAl)tntt .. Lo.""""'" t :'IOp.m,
beat agam In 1976, says their
manager Sparky Anderson, "'but
it still isn't any dynasty.'' he
niaintained. ,
Rookie Rick Rhoden went th
dlstance for the first time in mll!or leagu~s and Steve Garve
batted in three runs, two of Ille
with his -1.Sth homer, as th
Dodgers improved their hold r
se<0ndplace.
But ii didn't prevent Ancle
from p·raising his Reds ev~
though he was thrown out of th
game in the first inning for argu
Ing a canon a pitched Dall. ·.I
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Favorites advanced to the
quarterfinals or the 49t.h Pacific
-SoUthwest seniors tennis tourna-
ment at the Newport Beach Ten-
nis Club Thursday.
Dick Leach. the No. 1 seed in
the featured 35 men's singles,
had an easy time in disposing or
Bob Gilbert, 6.-0, 6--0. Other top
seeds including Jim Perley, Ron
Uvingston and John Norgaver
all posted victories.
~ ... _. In the 45 singles, Sam Match
1 defeated No. 5 seed , Dick l Meteer, 6-1, 6-2, while John Shea i toppled. sixth seed, Met Lewis.
" 6-3.4-6. 6-4. .
I.;, Bob Perez, the second seeded
;1,"Player in ttie SO men's singles,
\ battled unseeded Charles Hub-
/1 ~ for two hours before wtn-
1 mna. 4-s. 1-e, 6-3.
·· Action in the ,tournament con-t ~inuea through Sunday when
i f"mals in all 12 divisions of singles
and doubles competition will be
played.
MIN'iSlllG&;G I. •. ~-··· •-LMdl .. Gl"'-'n.4. ff: ._..,._ ~ ~ .. ._ M 1 ~ *' ~ •1. '"'' -w~_ ....... .., ...... '1}-'r60Jll•~'·._ ... • " ........ ; Fftftt.1 .., w.r-~llltWll~ ..... ..., ..
'
•S -Ven Johns def Orucktt" W , '"3; si.. oef
Uwl• 6-3, .... ,_., Maleh 61t ,,_ttett' '"'· 11-1; i<.uaerelef Clllclerwoo(! 1-5, 6-2
50-Mlrtln oef Mc:D1ni.11...o.'-2; O.llOWaydef
&ray M, S-1. 74; Pot!J def Ck."MI 7·&. 11-1; .4.PCJ91
def Young J-1, 6-1, '"l; Benholmdef Rudtmwn 6-1,
..1; Hlppemtell O.I CltSl'll 6-3,~; Pllre1def Hub-
~ .... ,7-6,._l
55-0.-bol'"o dt'I' Mc: O.nlets 6-1, .. 2
65 -W_. def Moore "'1, ._,; ~lnln def
C.SMll 7-5, u ; 6-1 ; Boet•• dill Lorimor• w, 6-2;
Mlllerdtf Mc.F•rl•neH, +-6,H
Ml!N'SDOU•LES
3S-LIW'lnfSlon·H•rdley dlf Mr;c:.bie-str-6-1.
6-1: (heny-lnm.n dill ROM,...,·oo..dle 14.6-1, M ;
Scnrlbfler·S.verson dtf HOOO.Scotl M . 6·0 ;
Dufiler·Lelcnlfr!H dill Cirri~ W, 6-1 ;
Nel-.Ltt ... Plogft-P9t•ll• M ,6-1, ... 1
•S -Y•rdley·Sl•UQM 6lf Hefpff..,,,,.ttlleuen .......
SS -Cl'>HMfloro.G•llow•y c1ei "'*-"Munllllc:k
t-1. t-2; l.-~P.,eblt !Iott '--'*""-"'811tky ..... Ml:
~Hlppem.leU•tU.,._._,bt-1, .. 1
JS-Vler•-0.wson dlf lh11Mll·SpringM-W, .. 2
WOMt:N'S SINO&..llS
3S -.lollnslOl'I dill Ll11yMlk ~ H ; Ai.t ml
l!lfJflel Ml. f .. ; Mc.C.be def $!rat M,H
«1-W•kefleld dlf Smell .. 1, W
_., _Scl'lw•rli ctet R•ffeUo~6-J .
1iC1 -Y~t Ott l'towden .. 3. M ; Tomkin dill
.lerbe" 6-3. M ; Adi..-dlf EdiOlngtOrl..0, Ml: Up-
Wdf4MIJdkk6-2, 2-6,
WOM8N'IDOUILIU
McOOUO!e-Mlltc:•fl cMt a.~ .. S. .. ;, Joftaon..Elll~dtl ltrtKl>·SlrHt .. 3. .. 2 . '
~s -GorGon·MtYtr def HWMY-MlttNWS .. ,, .. so -Ton~l~MllMlltll dlf W1tto1t-E1'9rflnQ .. a.
._2; Bert!Kl\-Ho9W1.mt lllelllY..RcNldlll'IM,W
MIXeDOOU•LIS
3S -Htli..Arimtrent dtt Dt"'"*'°""RotllthUd .. , ... t.
.s-s.ui .... ,. ... , c.--...,..~ .. 2 .. ,.
AMllflf"Y•rdlty def flrtMJt.F~ll 6,J ' .. 1'. ~-Mitt' Otf Y-...... ~ .. ,, H · '51r11'.
•SCl..ni:widlf Gt"9wty4-l.......,, .. 2, .. a:
.. .., .f Ill •••
Nettles in '.11roMle • Costa Mesa's Graig Nettles, the Ne"ll( York, Yankel'f
third baseman, h.•l)gS frQm the roof o( the Milwaukee
dugout after failing to catch a foul pop fl)' .. Sixto
Leicano (16) and" Pedro Garcia of the ~rewers watch as
the ball falls untouched. 'rbe Yankees won, 1().2.
The Dodgers beat the Reds,
5-2," <Thursday night. sweeping
the brief two.game set and earn-·
ing at least the eonsolation,,of
capturing the seaSon seri.eal ftom
the National League West
champs, JO games to eight, and
Man Guilty
In Zisk Case
PITTSBURGH (AP) -A man
frorh 1uburban Murraysville1hu
been convicted of hit and run charge! in a ease involving the
wife of Plltsbureh PiraU. out-
fielcler Richie Zisk. I
Georae W .. Peak, 39, was found
guilty of failure to stop, give u-
sistance. and produce lde11Uftca·
llon after be backed Ulto the
Zisks' car outside-Three Rivers
Stadium. plnninR Barbara Zisk between ttie vehicles' .pen.
At the time, tirs. Ziak was
hold!ng the couple's Infant aon.
Noonewu lnJured.
"l'U be very surprised if tp
Dodgers don •t come back stron
next._ y~ar apd win. 90 or-'DO<
games.'' .,Anderson said. "Biil ;
know this -we'll be lhere: 't&o
Any team that beats us will bav
to smoke it bard all season. 1•
Anderson said he didn't con·
sider the Reds a dynasty-Th
will be no m o.re dynasties
because of the draft," Sparky ex-
plained -but that doesn't me
they're not aJi awesome club. __ .... ....
l.11119t2tl t 2,
L.aeyM St1 W.O'twttrdrt I l 1 ~'" ,, 2 Iii or,a 4 Olt
Cryicf 4 0 0
'l"H9H c ' 0 ' Ru$lllll • a o 1 IUlodtft' a o o
.Senator' Raps Olypipic' Chi~fs
Zisk testlfiecl that he pleJded
with the motorist to ~ the
car. saying, ''You have my wife
. and baby pinned in back."
. Tbe outfielder 1a!d be attempt.
eel to Piii Peak'• car In 1 forward ·
1eu.but.Peatc1oaec1-1oe1<ec1 IN 1Wl'N o•u j§; WASHINGTON (APl -Sen. -IGllD. C. CUiver (D·lowa), s1ys
.• lnternallonal and un lA!d
...... 01.YmQlc eomm!ltees ""' • 49,.prlaed of "a bunch of
rail• fatcall wbo hav$ lit· If-· re1arcl ror tho people .,,... ~at.ely win the medat.-.W-11.''
., • lll'<llll IM'Jt of crtlicilm
--;:=.,.~~~:: ~ llporU, Culver, a panel ;;.i;;:, blutad tho quallllca-
Uons needed to' be a committee
member, as told to the ~m
mlaaioo. .
"Vf• are told that to qualify to be o~ the IOC a penoo m lje
hlgbly ruom mended, be a
r .. pecteil memberl)!aoclecy al\d
• h~~ tbe' money Alld Ume tq de-"*to the job. Well,) lalowi Iota
ol people who come h\CblY re-
cpmmended ·and aro respected
memben ot aoclety ond are poor,
but they 11r.o,11ld make ttood
· ~tati~'U,"Cul'"'atd.
• • • The 'tow a Demoorf( 111"'1e l>li! ' G•-· allCI other il>W1Jati..W.
comme.nta' durin1 \he ap• "=Levent.s.
pearance of Douala Roby, • B. Zamow, commluioh
U.S. reP..eaentatlve to the IOC. at ebaiJ'ID,.O, 111<1 tbey ahoukl alady
the cloalnc seat1'1" ot the COlll-lhe eontr;111 ol the over.ill
m!lsion'a Initial two-day~ amat.eur sports pl<ture in the
in its year·lo~g inve.tliatlon latO United Stat.oe with that ~1otbe~
amauur athletic~. · count.rleo; ,the ex.tstlna une;m•-
. The 22·mem~r ~mmlastoll Ui>nal nil• iliicl howthoy lff,ln-
.,;.. "'tabllthed b7 Prlllderit \erpretecl and .. _ ... and the
F'onl June 19 to "detinnllle ...,l "ambl1utt1 tbat eitl'1t~ In ,
facton ·Impede or 111' .. oat Ille ltindlal l•..., illld Individuals In
United States rrom lleld!nl lb the qlleat rot athletic .....Uence '
be1t ama\eu'T athletes fqr and th• lmbort•nl tu~ or
partlti,ation In the Ql11Qi• 11eprHmt!n1t&ejrecullry."
'
the door and icnored Zisk'• U!'·
JIOlllldJal on the hO!XI and root KANSAS CITY (AP) -
before drlvln& 1way 20 · or 30 K!rtcwqod, 5-4, and Bill Sln;e
""""""later. 7·1', will pltcb for the owroni
1'<1k 11id he ~ u ltrald . to Al>gele in a double header
-the door a10.1n. and that he ,_.. a four,came aeries <Ouldn't hea.r wlrat ·Zilk WIS t.lnight, •
~DI because 11\0 wl-Tht ac:tloe Wiii be aired wue rolJld up with lhll r8jdlo and radio station KM.Pt (710) 1
air eontlllloner runnlnl-= Ing at4. • He uld wb .. :&iU . tbe Doug Bird and Al Fltzm
-he was•wearill( tilina will hurl for the Royals.
him to lftOff the cir. but that !I>• The Angela play Kansas
outfielder didn't lay aAYlllbll l!llW'Uy and SundoY then abouthilwlfebeinf~ I •~Mlntl-aandTexu.
> .. _ ~ .. ·B~t· W.~ter B(Hl,.rdHuckl:-fl_~p~t::
' .. . '
9f ALAN DllUIN • t11e" bill '..ild n-introd-tile w~.Jolp0f\ant to:~ Mi<Eidlal~.ri<;,o;
• ·-----'fU'll t"lciiiiectiona next yeor~ "I Jlnd Ned l,O..nt,fi Din<tan of the CGola -· '~wlllt to make It 9leor we ore not with tbem. ; • COlln\)' Wat.r Dialrlet •oted tryla1 to 1er thll •round How•U u1tm1ted OU.t t
,_...,,.Dllht to drop tbe.,.... oomebodlr'a.chllr," be added. e_.-llatlbeblll would-
tro¥enlal M<tlon ot fqlijatioa • Other dlttctora took.illc.poOI..:: be J11111atx.mt aad It~ deaipedtocMan1ethe~ tioa th1f'th1 tint t1llO UC\lonl ---•lll-IU3811...,Ylm. , oftbeqenc7. .... .. ... -
Director• voted lO proceed I
. w, ..... -..,.._ wttlll tJlll ftnt two sec:.t$0D&'t-ftTL -•.. -~ . ..
:A "T ..... -,,...-... e-w.ne ---....,..._ -. ---~ =~~~ ~ "nee s·' vone
Brea ....,ident Jon Jt. 0 ·maguclii, 19, pro--Costa Mesa Thursday night. Poles are the number of votera In each ol .,... r . d the llve dlvision.s -butdeletethe bably will receive a big light bill in the built to snap or eru;ily in accidents an Hetlon wblth .woura . have mail before long. PolitOe said ·~ was driv.-help prevent• injuries. Hamaguchi wasn't oeveml the district rrom the
ing wlien t,ruck hit Edison Comt>atlY-<>WDed • l)url. 1>olice said. Light standard was Jurildletioe otthe Local ,_.er,cy
light standa't'd' and traffic signal on tDtaled. Formatioft Commission.
-,...;ff:.:•:.:r.:bo::.:..r _B:::::ou::.:;le:.:v.::a:.:rd.::...;;:•.:.I J.:N:.:u.:t:.:m:.:e:oge...Pl:..:.:a:.:c;.i~c;J::;. n:;------------"--::-....,,.----g x a ell y w h 1 l l hf•" con.
' ' . •
Carded. G~ove ·s~•~ :O.led . .
••
•
Won't Appeal ,(jJCJ .. /ail Bra~d
' . . ~chool R~.-g · · · · ·1
The IOlll·•taodtng •a1npa11111"' ' 1Rfu.tman by AC i U
G~den Grove Unified SchOol , ~ •
' l>iltrict fo ui:iite.y.iith • commun_i· 8y'WILLIA.118CHREl'B·Ell ,class ac.tion filed i" June by ty college distrtct a~l)C ~ tii .. o.e..,,,,. .. .,. se.yeral inmates
• .,alaneod. • ~ • ,.\spokesman foeiOrangeCoun· The-new legal action wf.s
Garde_Q Grove upt. Ed Dun· ·: ty Sheriff Bradley1Gtrtea said to-brought by the American Civil
don said tod;•x· he'pJans-oo ·day olltilt flied Th..,.;day In Loo Liberties Union (l\CLUl on ==.:r.:.::-.~ ' ~';1& ' he • 1Q(1~V'..ti::i: jmn separ.ate comlJluntty ~oir.;; , ~ • ......... of lnvritiOlloil. ACl..d ~c:1~i1 ..... _. bicMise ~ · • omotals to!cl Di!(tl'd Judge Wor-~we 'waoted to h;p U. ~ DJ..~ D.-:':-.J~ .. ~:"rti~is is afmost exaatJy
• raduat~$. t~l~the_r~~~ saia, r.fFf:& .LM.ICAIJ the same· as the other based on ~'IN,, are not su~ ~ W4f •. Hoc , whi.t we have read about it in Ut;e
don tplap.anyfurther•~ .LJ: 11 -' papers." said' Joe Me8tre,1Jates' Meeting Thurs~ay .. tn. Los • ~Je &eT 8 ~xecutive .aide. 1•We have not ng~l.est', it.he Califorrua Com-' , ;-.~. ., .,. t beens~vedasyet."
1)1tJJ11ty Cbll~e ,..Board of Go:--· ' ri~ Mektre Said the June lawsbit
emo_n voted 11 -~ to mate\ lbe... .f;"l 01'111al1Ce wu filed by different inmates partlu"""' 4. ' .,#-_J... .1 '. • , d ....... • • · ..,. -~· ~ · .. . -re · . 1 than the current act1on an was Garden Grov.e Students: 'Welt~ \ LOUIS CUPIJ · 1dent ... ·withdrawn suddenly by the plain·
EucJid Street a'nd' ~-cf Chap.. · ' ~. · said today h.e expects de-tiffs withOut explan~tion.
man Avenue Will -~~t.he ~ast ~at.~ to tile J,916 Republican The ,latest lawsuit conte~
Community Collep:i,,..rlct. " flaltonal Cdrlven{lcirl tunomlnale that monetary awards should lie
In the are8'Dorta ol Oiapman :VJt°' President Nelson A. made to the plaintiffs( a6d all
and we!t p(,.Efitjid, 11luden'° will • f!oc~""ller as lits t.icket-male ~f 1 other ihinales in tbe jail to .com·
10 to· N~~~-~~'!I~ .County UW(•°Ote la ba'sed on _Rockefeller s Pl!'nsate for ''psychological~ CollegeDast{l~· . • · . .., performance in.the Job. ph)'sical and economic loSseS."
. Students. ~asl ot'~bac . ~ "He_.~ ~e far better than .~ The Jive primary plaintiffs ;northofE<lwpirAvendewtUJ01n ·coutd postnbJy have expected, named in the suit are Jem E
RanchQ ~a'flt~p.90 . Commupity M said-o! 1l~kefelle~·s work Ste.wart, Richard E. S.initb: CollegeD11~.~, / -~cebecom1'!g.v1crepres1dent. Susao Young, Kenneth Wilson
The partition wlll take eff~ 1 ~Basec.! on ,perf~mance and and William Brown.
aext July J. .... • ez~etatioh1, 1-.. wOuld assume The first two a"re beina de·
troveratal 1~lon woWd have-ac-
complished was a matterotlegal
interpretation, but in 1eneral terms, It ·would have given the
acmCY more independence and,
accordln& to some observers.
made it harder• for the ,district
ever to be consolidated with the
City of eo.ta Mesa 'and nm u a
city department.
The di.trlct's counsel, llocl8er
Howell. recommended that the
bill (ABUIOI) be left In limbo
betauoe ll could not be enacted t.Ms·year.'
H~ said that the district also
may 1et ~Ip later from iM
le&iJlative coUn.el'1 office to re-
word t.be retolution •Jso that it's ll=~~·thol '.;..,_
-....... 11Vbliclr, but M· Hm1i4'man Robert M• (ft.
Huntto1ton Beatfi) .-ecehed
c.U. from CQota -· <ity hf . act.ral• expre51ing opposition to
the ~roversial section.
Tlie POSSiblllty or the 'r!lY of ,Coit.a Mesa running the water
district -though desired by
IOl1le officials -is an issue that
tJas never beep formally con-
1i4eJ;ed, but it has beeft the sub-
ject of behind-the.scenes dis·
cuulon al city ball.
The vote to prpceed with the
first two, non-controversial sec-
tions of lbe qew Legislalion,-but
drop the third was 4-1. •
Voting against the motion wu
Dlte!'lor Alvin L Pinl<ley, whali
mayor or Costa M~· in addition
lo bein1 a champion of the water ~trict. • • -"I would rather have it 'passed
Refugee'i Bi~ Sfolen ..... ~--· • ·•BJIDLARYKAYE · .... ••o.Mt ......... ... ·-··
Hlen1 Heng ls Ute.victim of a bike then.
'Heng, '4. i• the Cambodian refusee livtil1 tn Newport
Beach who startjejl bis ,_,, al)ll-four p,olice depart.
ment.a In June, "¥hon he be9an jtedillng a rust~ bicycle
aJonatheNewpGr.t J'reeway.tolall:new jobin ~ntaAna. ~...; ·-. .. ~
THE SOl'T·SPOKe)\I rerusee continued to bike to work
after tearnin1 a safer, noft-treeway route. He rodeJ.be bor-
rowed five·soeed bike until, 1_!'4.t weekend, yihen he finally was able to 6uy an old 10.•peed bAcycl_e &nd repair1t to top work.inc order. ,
Hens had only made two tri"' to work on bis new bllte / ~
when ttwu stolen w~elocked outside Illa place of wort. 1
Now.,he's back to his original dilapidated bike be.bu<·
rowed from the rector ot St. James Episcopal Cburdt, bl1
sponsor. f •
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•' • •
Kissinger Critic~ . -.
• .. ... .. -J• • . • ' Of u~s. Attitudes.
\ .. ·•
• • • . • :
' WASHINGTON l APl -
Secretary of State Henry A. Kiss-
in-i.er-say.s Am«Jd.CIJ.ns ar.e
basically the healthiest people In
the West but have an almOfit
"metaphysical revulsion'" for
iilky (oreign involvements. ~He.says this fel.r of risks can be
traced ~to Indochina," Wat:erCate
. -·~ .
I uture of thiS counlfty. •· •
. Despite the lhoclcs ol the I~
.and '70s.,. XissiP&eJ' told in• tel'llfliw~r.JVini•m J!: Buckley J?,
on lhe Firing Line proiram. the
American people are "basicall)I
he8.lthier. basically more vital
than in any .other-w.eStern coua! tri-'.' . ..-~~; Dr. Dunllon saYa.tber-? are ap-tliat "Ebe · ~ilegatt:s ~o\lld pro-tained pending trial and !he other proximatety S,000 to 6,000 lu&J 'Hi~"nomtnate him the when three are currently serving..jail
lime cotnmuni~)' ~ll~t.students ,,qaey,.m_eei ~est Jyly ·nKansas Ci· terms. ·
m Garden GfoVf. and tnat well t1. Mo. ~ · . ·,t Their suit conterids inmates
over tiaU atte.nd1°':f~~Comm~ni· ·,ford~ i,.n a., rad!o iute_rview ~e deniefl their coostituti~al
ty C9Ueges.: / .. sbo~tJy a:ftdi: arr1vtl)g 1n . St. rightsJor a number of reasons in·
or killed in its entirety," flnkley
said. ''If we put it on a O,ck
bw'ner people will say we will
wait till tl)ey are not l~ng and , ... _ ,,.,._,,..,
~· a,.,... , , . l'\Dkley further explained that
he.was. ·more in favor o( killing
, and pollJjcal ·aa·•assinations and
hcu;; a major impact on ~haping .pdlic,y, causing probl~ms 'with
Congress.
"Anything that looks to lhe
public: like a massive foreign in-
v.olvement would require the
most meticulous justification
before i_l could be IUPJJt>"ed." he
said in.an interview to oe telecast
this weekend.
He said, the Uni led states is ••tM
hope of' -the· non-Cbmmundt
wqrld"' ind ·~ifwedon~leadtheh .
Will be no leadership:· --• ::
Ki&Singer:took a gloomy view of
th~ J.Jnite:d N.ations. If bloc-voting · •
·auJd confi-ontation's pera~t. "it
will be an empty shell," hesald. •.
Dun4on said G.i-den Grove ~ ,s·~ !'I 'W9Uld.,.'certa1nly eluding: • ~rope~y owners h~v.e J;teen pay-ha~e' .to · eftdor:s!f, tile job he has -Opening and reading of man·
mg o, seat tax': of $1.3'7 per '100· donV~ .. ·~ t . by jail authorities, severe JinUts ~~!led valuation. ·But ~t&e ~'Eatl1ei-. at ~be .St. Lou1_s on family visits, and inadeq;uate
division tak,es effect. they 11 pay aJP)ocl, ·Ford was asked if 011 non-existent use of telephooel ST!JCKS ~CORD .. .
theiqdiv.i~u~ coU~a:e~~ tax f«m,r Calltcirnia Gov. Ronald newspapers aud other forms oi
rat«=.; which ls 70 cents or 1eJS. Beagan wo.kl be.accep&able as a communication ·. • SUGHI' DROP
Garden Grove atUdents had been 4f16 runhingJDate. ")Yell," he -lnadequat"e hospital and
allowed to•attend ally Com~unity -:replied, ~·~we---a e all in t~e medical care. ... · ~·,~ NEW YORK CAP) -Stocks
stalled' a deoline tocloy, appattnl·
ty affected by · news that
se¥eral major banks had in -
Creaisea their pi-ime rates a
quar)er!"'Jl'Uo8..11trcfutt .•.
college. . fte"_p~lica~ .Partt, ~ that will -Inadequate time <allegedly
Garden Groye voters f81:t~ lo be • liecls'on made by the coo-only five minutes) t9eat me'1s.·
decide on a .Cbmm\lnitlt ~e -.i. vention.'' ... -Inadequate-beatjng aftd ven·
dislrid)n.anOlec\lon1utMay._ '• ford wufottecv l!Wed'•at radio lilpllon systems that allegejlly Three years -a bill a¥owlne statliJD KM.OX, 'aod l_l>e program constitute a healtbbaxard. •
creation ol 1 Ga,nlea G~t<>I!'· waa; taped.Jar telhmon broad· -Allegedly pbysical punlsh· (~!IClff)OLS,hPIU> " O,itdloriilgtllew~kend. ment at the hands o, Jail
1h'e Dow Jones industrial
aver:age tc:Mt 3.;ri points, closin& at
llOJ.29, G.,ainers on-the New York
Stool< Blr•bange ~losers
by . .PProxlmateJar-a lto4inargln.
•
, ,. :.:, fi 1 : rJl'or:d""• rem'ar~1 abQ~t authoritles an'd cbnfmement ln
; , R.ictil~r . !ollC>INed a. Harns •egrO •\eel cells wtu...t>due'.oro-
, 'POlJ rile&. at midw.ek whi~h cen. , ·• '4"" " Sho'ri'f·tbe, form~r New York -DeniAl of al) access tO ' ........ r 'had the backin11 ot less,. , ·Ilia!'~! {l\O qi! p rank and file. lS.,. JAi\:., f'li•e All
Tta(ing •emaJn~ 1ubclued
.with-4he.-.Jewtsh holy day.Yorn ~Klj)pur approaching. -. . ··\. ~... ..,, )
:--1.::~ ... -ostess Can~~ls:Out
.. F,a~'g-sing1es Workalwp --~ Mea<J.Nixed --.. ... . .. "'Ks8.Cruzi",c~w was to have lyactivityo~thtorganUalion. Pelletier, ~ho used to be a aropp~cf.-In on a sensitivity Instead ttie workshop will be counseJor, 1a1d that StnaJe Scene ~b(,f ln..~ta Mesa Monday held, at a house in ~erton. and -was-forme4 two years ago ~in t!lrltt to.'111t.or.oa.-aph lringte the Brithb Broo.rcasticig "Nortlim1 C•Uforriia. It bas 6,000
. ~.¢Ulii'inctoucb .,ilb C<><poration filj'll,c:r•w will pbolc> mernbert natloriallf, and about
f ~ JeelinlJ,s. i craPJJ: ll't !here1, · . ~ 700 lb Orance.County. .
! ~~ )fli\ ttie. .. tMrioa wowt be held e~lleGu. e-,plaioe<J .that TIH;re la ,_n,activity every ru1ht
ia-tbe hi"!'• or a ~a M'esa· BBC l>,pl'<parftii'I TY. pfyirram olthe l"Jd< llfQrance{;qimty, he -"'" 'Mff .. e ad•"!I"' Pllbllcl, calle<J'COPil'lto('qt)\ ·• • a.id. Th'e. ,1en1illvtty -ksbop t¥ ov-..as1red tliat hair ot "il'i 'obqut li(e, llbert.)", ancUlt• wl,ll lnvolvc the ~•plora\lonolthe
the .... ion ~Ill be in ~ pude, pursui t o/'happlncss," lip slid. sense1 of taste. touch,sme!I, llnd act'ordlDC~~ick PeUetler;presl· "Th•y· cho$e California as ~ lllllttth"11lgh Y•rlo~ exertisN. ~'!!6hiCfe~t;_ne. plac•tofllfn the ~W>Oilo(~ :,~lttr Wr1 ol ~ eveolng 'l'f!IW ilOHil't Want td host 'It ft I and Ibey Ch~ lfnlle llilll lie~ lo llvlng and!"''
Ill)' ;11.;ji; C,dd ... ~ \Jl•l pie beca~~e one out of oei'1l>Jllu<lo my111e1, 'flel1411ler
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Kissinger said that was one re-
ason for crit)cisrrl. ol stationing
some 200 technicians in the Sinai
tq ~eJp keep peace bet_ ween Egypt
andbrael.
SwedeJI, Finl.and, Australia and
Canada aU have sent hundreds of
troops into the area without aily
debate. he said.
"This is the psychological en-
vironment in which We have to
conduct.our foreign Policy,'' Kias-
injer1said. • ..
And yet, he added, "'I'm n«'
basically pesaiim istic about thP
Flag F oothall
-~igmips sfuted
7 Buddina r(io\ball stll"S srelnvtt-
ed to recister Saturday for the
<;,osta Mes a Department of
I.NureServtce's rau nagf-ball
progra111. /
... -.sianupa for boyt in third
~ltellhlh grades will be bOth
.Ulij Saturday and ilcaJn next
Saturday at T<0Wlnkle Park from
ta.m.fOnoon. The(eeist2.SO.
, Gaq>ea start Oct. 4 at both
tewinkle Park and Es ancia
lli1h School. Coa•h<J are "l>tun-~ u~er city r......,.tjqn' aide ~ot'HiiglN. .
• T4"'1• •rt! or1iniled "!l third
era, do not bUu beadS "1th thcr1den,ornc1a11~. ..
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Defending the detente policy~
the Nixon and Ford adminiStJ:flr.:
tionS, Kissinger said it does ~
signify ''fdeological aJ>l)roti'it:-'" CSee FEAR, Peg:eA2> :
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Late nigh( and-early . I
morning lq_w clouds 1
becoming. sunny by mid-~
morning.Saturday ,-accord-,
ing to the weather.service. ~
Highs iri the dp-per 60s al ·
the beaches to rttid-'106 in-t,:
land. . . t
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Eord ~c~io:o·. Ualts Intelligen,~e
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EObe i
• WASHINGTON IAf'l -Preol·
de# Ford told the llouse in·
tetMgence commltt~ today he
w•t" it tp return secret infor-m.-.
tlon supplied by· the adminlstra·
tion becau1p rour c lassi£1cd
'-"'Ords that could cripple-U.S.
Cqrei gn. policy were made public.
,.The Presiden1 alliO wumed the
CQll\mlttee the( it would receive
~·more material Crom U.S. in-
te-lligence agencies un lci>s it
nflation
ssailed
By Finch
By DOUGl.AS FRITZSCllE
Oftll• 0.11, ~•..iSMttt
Inflation, 'purred l:ty thl' gro"1h
of t ft e ffectiv e sovernment
bUr,aucracy, ls pushing the na·
tiOn to the brink of social up-
heaval. according to U.S. &•nalc
candidate Robe rt Finl'h.
Finch addressed the Friends of
UC Irvine annual meeting 'l'hurs-
day as the kickoff of a 10-day pre·
{'ampaign speaking spree that
Will end in San Diego for the or.
Cicial sta rt of his Republican
primary {'am.paign efrort.
The growing percentage of the
gross national produ{'t taken up
1n gover.n ment s pending, Finch
s81d, "will cause social disorder
"'hen the bulk of the Pt"OPlc.• feel
t~ey are being taken more than
theyarctaking ··
He said 40 percent of the gross
national product goes to the gov-
ernment. By the year 2000, he
said, the percentage will be at 50
percent.
Meanwhile, he said, govern·
m ent administr ative and re-
gulatory bureaucracies seldom
serve the functiorr for which they
"-ere intended.
"The-government hires a rat
catcher who bccOmes a rodent
control officer ." s aid
Ftnch. "1-le's not goi ngtocatch the
rats because they're hi s consti·
tuents."
Continuing to encourage public
reliance on government for solu-
til.lns to problems. he said, "risks
the collapse of the concept of law
and the collapse of credibility
from over-promising.··
Inflation. said Finch. is the
worst problem f acingthecountry.
Government spending, he said, is
thecaw;eof inflation.
The nation has grown up in re-
f'ent years, he said. •1we know v.,·e
~re no longer the new world with
more money, more minerals 8fld
more of everylbing else. Tie 1
slogan 'more Is belle{' does nOt
fit anym9re." •
Still, He argued ag~inst a "no
growth. no risk" attitude, 1;:on·
tending, ·'The I ast gefteratlon was
concerned with quantity 1;U1d
numbers. The next "ill be con·
cerned with quality andc,hoices.''
However, he said, decisions to ~ut back on government-pro-
grams must be made now to free
the nation's resources for ex·
pansion and development. of
privateindu~try. ~
' "We don't want to be·like \he
Jrog ," he said. "Scientists have
Jiiscovered. that when you drop a
1rog in a pan ofr hot water, he
~umps out. But if you put him in
~I water and heat it slowJy1 he ie~n't decide when it's too hex for
lcomrort. You end up with bolled
Jrog."
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1 SpeAking with reporters before
hist~j'Jnch said that despite an
.anticipated heavy field of
;Republican primary election con-
tenders next June, he plans to aim
bis assault at incumbent U.S .
Senator John V. Tunney.
• ''Clearly. Tunney is vulnera-
ble,·· said Finch. ~ A recent Field pall showed
•Finch with IBpercentof voter pre·
;terence compared with 45 for
toprunner Barry Goldwater Jr.
Goldwater has not announced his
intention to1un. •
ORANGE COAST
DAI LY PILOT
Robert N. w~ .... 11 ... 111 •nd "'~
Jack R. Curley •
Y><e IPrttldlf\1 -C..-•I Mil-•
Thomas Kff'f'll
t:clltor
Ttlom•S A. Murphirw
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lll'eed lo tl••r un·ouch lhe od-
tillilbtt11lOll all lnrormallcn lo bt
made pubUc. 1 •
The committee's lnvestia:ation
into U.S. intelligence activities
came to an immedlatehu.lt.
Asked if the President's action
would close down the comf1}il·
tee's operations, Cl)airmaJ1 Q\is
G. Pike 0 -N. Y.>, said, "ll oer-
tainly does tempararily. Ther 11
no way on earth you can inv·
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riUcate 'tbe intellicerlce af·
Uvt.tl04 of the 'United StalM or
.ol!m.erlca wlt~out acceu to
cJasslfjed information.'' ·
Ptke said the commJttec wlll
not return the classined lnlorm1·
tion to Ford until committee
members meel.nexl week to plan
their coui-se of ac\ion.
Asst. Alty. Gen. Rex l;ee d ..
livered \,he Presfdent's masa&e
to the House committee. fie said
Tom Smallwood. watched by Peggy Wood, Miss Costa
Mesa, and Terry Ann Schmitz, 9, demonstrates how to
clear wate r jump on bicycle motocross course in Costa
Mesa. Course on 19th Street will be scene of motocross for
Costa Mesa boys '!Jld gi rls 5 and up· during chamber of
commerce's up coming Fiesta de Costa Mesa. Event will
be held at 11 a.m. Sept. 21. Entry blanks, which can be
obtained from chamber oc California Federal Savings,
must be in by Sept. 19.
JuJge Mulls Bid
On _Ponw Seizure
' By TOM BARLEY ,
01 Ute O•lly ll'l~-4 s.-" •
A bid by tbe ,BalbOa ?;!sycat Tb~.ater ·~ U'wye'rs h>, prev•ill·
police siezure of two allegedly
obscene movies pending a
verdict in their H'arbor
Municip.al. Court obscenity trial
is be~g mullecttoday by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
William S. Lee. t
Ju:dge .Lee rJ!fus~d to Im·
medfatelY r'Ule . Thursday night
on the plea by Los Angeles at·
. torney David Brown for a writ
~t would allo:t'o' screenin1_s ~f
"Deep Throat"l and "1'1e ~I
in Miss Jones" at the-• BalbOa
Theater while the trial is under
way.
Brown argued lhat repeated
seizures or the two controversial
movies by Newport Beach police
were unconstitutional and that
Harbor Judge Donald Dungan
furthe.r erred when he branded
the filmi as obscene.
. He told Judge Lee that it was
fmpossible to define the movies ~s pbsce'.ne or oth~rwise until lhE-
jury could return its ve rdict on
multiple obscenity charges.
SINGLES ...
said. "But this is optional; some
people may leave. This is not a
<Sex.activity. It's in a group situa-
tlon, under the guidance of an in·
structor. and sexua l feelings are
pretty . hard to express under
those circumstances.··
In addition, there will be the in-
hibiting influence of the BBC
cameras and lights.
Pelletier explained lhal one of
the purposes of the activity ~s to
s how that nudity does hot
necessarily lead to se.x . "We are
not into giving therapy for sexual
d'ysfunctions," he said. ••tt 's
simply an opportunity to make
you explore your past raising .''
Oil Executive
Shot in Head
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
(AP> -An army bl .. ted a ter·
rorjst hideout with 90m'lJ~annon
·'early Frfday, kilfint tlrie ~11101
Montanero a'uertlllas lnsld,1 polloe said. Newt reports 0•1<1
the body ef a kidnaped oll ex-
ecutive shot in tb~ bead1 was
foll\ld 91'tllde the ~OllSe, •
Police • ••id the •tmy .was
called at dawn Fridarlftet'a 1tx.
hour battle dul'ioc which PQlicc
Offic.n Were unable to silence a
ten'orl)t 11Jin1 a machine 1un
. rrom Uie rOOf of the bouse.
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Brown compared the issue
before. Judg~ Lee to that of the
Pentagon .iP~k's case -in· which
the United S\ltes Supreme Court
n.iJed tHat the New York 'Iii mes'
was within the law when it
published the seeret materials
over official objections.
''This issue is one or freedom of
speeeh." he said. "The .Balboa
Theater cannot be restrained
from showing these movies until
it is determined in the municipal
rourtroom that they are obscene
or not obscene.'·
Judge Lee indicated before
taking the case under submission
that Brown's arguments might
be better directed to an appellate
oourt than to a superior court
judge. .
Deputy District Attorney
Charles Me Farland assured both
Judge Lee and Brown that any
further attempt by the Balboa
Theater to show either or both
movies would result in Judge
Dungan issuing a seizure war-raqt .
Service Held
For Boy, 9,
Killed by Car
Graveslde funeral rites were
conducted today at Good
Sh,epherd Memorial Park in Hun-
tington Beach for 9-year-old
Steven Scott Harding who was
fatally injured Tuesday in a
Newport Beach traffic accident.
The boy. who would have start·
ed classes Wednesday at
~ewport Elementary School,
died after he was struck by a car
while attempting to cross Pacific
Coast Highway in West Newport.
Steven is s urvived'1by his
mother, Sylvia· of the family
home in West Newpart; a sisler.
Bambi. and his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Harding and
Mr. and Mrs,. 1Don Hydson~ The
boy's rather diell a month ago,
Police said the boy das hed Into
the path of an oncoming car as
his playmates frantically shoW.·
ed at him to turn back. The
driver was not held.
The aecident occurred near
tllat Street and West Coast
Highway.
f'roMP,,.eAJ
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f uD\!f. college dbtrlct WU
Vetoed by lhcn Go-Roa~ah 'fMii the boardi>f go\rernors told hlw It wquld be 109 .c .. Uy for the
dl.1trlct that 11 comprised or
m91\Jy re~ldontial land with a
weak tu bale •
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tbe ~idenl'e action wu pro-
•mptil by dl1el0Jure of rour
\ word.I which were contained in
materloll eould lie..... .
But Ltt a lhe r-wofda 1e
dispute we I Qed by IM
rommltlee wlthOul w..iu...-
ofOcialJ' 11reement. The wcnls,
he Hid. could lrrepanbjy Mm!
F'0<d's conduct of fprt!JllJ [JOiley. •
Mt•l ta• •um
all tlnalfied iftfOl'imllOn -vioualy provldejl this <ommll·
tee.''1.ee aald.
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reports on l0itelll•tnce about the
1913 Middle East war.
The report indicated U.S. in·
telligence agencies were caught
by surprise by the outbreak of the
war.
The com mlttee earlJer bad
worked out aareements wU.h ln-
tell igence o(flciu.ls--lo decide wh&t
"'The Prea d nt'1 re ~
•Pon•lbllllf tot the notll'ftlil
Hcurlty or the Un\ted St.tea
leaves him no altemaUve b\ll-tO '
' II• aald Intern.,.... ~ wwlcl wltlthol4 any eddltlOnal In-
form it ion from the committee
.:..ti1 lhe COOCY'OV"*' .pol
to ftl,ase lllture Inf lon w\lllOot apeclRe,. aqon
aj>pl'oval.
Tunney Address ...
'R~at-io-ns -·
u .s~'. Fuel Supply' -..
By LAURIE KASPER
qt•O.Uyll"'ltM .... •
Sen. John 'D..qnne.)'' .,old a
1athering of natural gu pre·
ducers in ADahellfl today that ille
n11tlon"1 shortage of the critical
fuel ''is being milde worse by'Un-....
wtse eovernment r,g\llationa.J ''·
may le1d "' n1tlon1llzatidn . TONJGlrr
bec•uae' ~le wiU oo '< Q C C ~ E C T U R F.6 -outnse~ t y will "'antret•· , '""!!cleiul ui a SUC'Y\val • ~ent to ake over IDllJ:*• rle, Dr. Alfred Ptinte/;f;:,: •.
them 4d"'!uale aqpi>ll~ be . turer. Sc!ace ~~ I, et,80
1ald he·i..ue ' a c:ompe\iUon 1o{'\>.m. ,"Bast "frl°ta and the n .. nl.l•q• • . ovr,pacea Jaland~' ·Gary
Tunney' has lnlr~\leed legl1ta-•James lecturer._ Science Hall,
lion to derellalai th& welll\ea4 !':Je.P·D>· •·· ' · Tunney added "\hat ttie U .Si
tovemment will have1to lift iti
strict regulations or offshore gas
exploitatio n to launch sources of
new i1upply. His morning address
was be fore m embers o( the
Pacific Coast Gas Association
gathered at the Disneyland '
Hotel .
pri~eofnewons oreilat~ lllOTPRC¥Cll_E 6PEEDWAY
,and wou'ld s tialan(taf~ ,RACJ~ -F.,atrcrilunda. 8;15
" ·liberalize regut~tioq•ol neW'ol• f J>:m. I r . ·
!shore gas. Th' pu(JJORj he..aaid. ~ •
He said government is regulat-
ing the wa y to hig her pric.es and
(ewer iobs. He warned that thi"S
f'romPageAJ
JAIL ...
lawbooks and all legal material.
is to iacrease suppl)'. :•' SAT\JRDAY, SEPl'.13
So rar, he e~plah\eil: lh ,_. CO~ & COWBOYS HGRSE
gulatlon or natural , .. hu ..._. SHOW -21ot A}lnual March of
suited in curtailed supply. It thlS DI..,. benefit, Orange County
trend contlnuelt 'he Senator 'f'atrgrou·nds. '"Sept. 13, Jf'.
said. it could thr5w 1q~erof 1 Breakfast SUnd1y Only, 7 a.m. to
' million Callforniartsiput oC work. noon. in~reuing the si.te unemploy. BLUE GRASS OLD TIME
ment rate. by "a catastropblc FIDDLE & BA!llJO CONTEST -
four percent." Costa Mesa City Ball Park, Sept.
"I am not being an alarmist~ 13, W a .m. to 10 p.m, Sept. 14, 10
:'tlor am I speaking theoret.ic:ally a.m.lo6p.m .
about remote possibilities.·· OCC LECTURE -''Wardrobe
He said without gas, foo exam-Recycling Workshap, ·· Melanie
pie, there would be no fertilizer Bolger l~eturer , OCC Home
and so there would be little! if Economics Bldg .. Room 1. 11
any. food packaging, canning or a .m .
processing.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 14
~testre conceded the county
Jail has had problems but is'
carefull y inspected by outside
agencies several times each year
and any problem s that are dis·
covered ar•.' promptly corrected .
He said early in 1974, the jail
underwent a meticulous inspec·
lion by the State Board or Carree ·
tions. which is due to examine
the facility next year.
"In other words, a worsened r
shortage or natural gas would
trigger steeply rising food prif;.es
and skyrocketing unemploy·
ment." he said.
NEWPORT POP FESTIVAL
-March of Dimes benefit, OCC
Stadium, 12 noon tit dusk, Tickets
at gale, $9.
Though the state1s panel found
the jail to be generally in good
shape. it pointed out some de·
feels that ha ve since been
eliminated. Mestre said.
The jail has a lso beeo "critiqued
almost annually by county grand
juries and :\1 estre said all t~eir
concerns are also answered.
"We are also regularly inspect-
ed by the county health officer.
the Cali fornia Youth Authority
and Federal Bureau of Prisbns. ··
Mestre concluded.
In addition lO being a con-
sumer jissue, he said the national
security would alsO.auffer.
Tunney also outlined other components which he believes
should be included in .the energy
Policy. Thisincluded.atrong anti-
'trust a~tlon to ··prevent the
energy C'onglomerates Crom
securing monOPoliStic tyranny
overoureconomy.'' '
He said in California
petroleum companies are de-
manding money \n aav·ance for
the ri~h,1 or~ publtr..ut1~1y,mer~
ly to neeotiate fdr aturill ias
that will be produced in Alaska.
f'rO. PfJflf! A I
F·EAR •••
lion .. of the Soviet and Chinese
systems and that the\· remain
"ideological opponentS" of the
United Stutes . •
rte said the United Slates 1will
continue to resist · 'foi-eign ex--
pansions·;-while attempting to re-
ach nuc:leaT weapons agreements
and otherwise moderate the con-
ductor'Mos«<OW and Peking. . -
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by Heritage
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selection Qf many style11
on display now
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