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Sni8ll Sll9il aehlftcl AnllNll Shetter Erupted In A•-
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Buildi . ng
Destroyed
In Blaze ...
A 59-year..old Huntington Beach
man suffered second and third
degree bums early today when
the shed where he lived burst into
name.
Firemen identified the victim
as Al Troub, 59, of 8600 Edison
Ave. He was in critical cood.ition
in the bum unit of Orange County
Medical Center with second
degree burns over 50 percent of
his body and third degree burns
on his hands and feet. ·
Fire officials sartrhewas living
in a small shed behind the city
animal shelter and was asleep
when the fire broke out about 7:25
a .m.
. When firemen arrived, they
said, Troub was wandering
around outside the shed.
They said paramedics ad -
ministered drugs and fll'St aid at
the scene. They listed the building
and contents as a total loss.
Firemen said they still have no
dollar esµmate of the loss. Cause
of tbe blaze is still being in-
vestigated.
They also said they don't know
who owned the shed or why the
man was living there.
Jackso n Appeal
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
Sen. Henry Jackson . openly ap-
pealed to ()rganized lahor today
to support him -or any other
candidate who wiris the 1976·
"Democratic presidential nomina-
Uon -: because Pr"esident Ford ·
"Doesn't give a damn about
working people.''
~rippled ~ J.;ilg11nan Dies
. 111.'JACK,oilAl'Plil. · · • prioon:utliereoul!oftbokldluip. hard with a ·stolen plstDI that it
• 1, ., .. °'*'"" ..... ..., • 1 Pial,t ~ 'and; sbootint:' oo abatteredthebuttoftbe·aun.
Impriiotied In a w-cbai> for · June lt.'.193&' " • " · ' "'!be damn (ool hit me md shot , rioal-!y~ ye11r1 by M ...-1:<>1> That piabt, Maralloll, Y<!UDC, me whUe 11was drivieg. One shot
...,..,. ,_.bi>t, Har<llcl MOnboll . IOOd·klold~ Mid a.bit of a liidy'a , WflDl-~ my•head ~the other
•. olt:.al"'!a.t8eacb1&ainedfntedom rnan.i bact a1reed to driv~ a· cab went ip.to my sp,ine,'' ~IJaid.
. :a.mA1.'He.dled at Oraril• Coon· while U.. drlver,took hls,wif&to a Marshall said that Vance's
• .. i,odlcal c.ni... a,wu83. ll)ovie. ,Ordioa·rl.IY 11_..sball par1ner, Ful(on Def!onl, novr d ..
.,., .aUt9pf:)r1, is_.pebd inc, worked aa a Grey1J9und ·UJ:ket ad, was waiting in a car for
e••.10mci,pJa 1or tlle.Qf-.:e· · 111ent.. , ,, · ' . Vance. '1tr .COtoner~ Gt aolcl to-, _,!f•Picked UP. the !\>en J.i.y,ar-"'Ibey were going to tie me up .11>9>,•llUO~·o! • ,bi.,. be . '··""' Y"!)ce u a fare md wu ·llld·leave me but.I Wked tl!em _ e<t to the &u'D1 , l\lc~: loll, .direel'!d;to llrive_,,,n;~ Ce; Into taklnl me back Into town," <Mr. Manh!ll a paraPtectc. · . nyoo Boad1 . be 1ald. · -• · ,--
-..i'Tlie •man; wno ··;llOt Minball: ·~S!lo .('!"'..an lntenrl!ll" with "'Ibey took me behind tbe old -.,.rdilii~ lb\ 1• 'l>Y. tben, the D lJllC~l(),1aan,NO. Mr: s...dwlcb MIU w&ere tbe World ~-~~.G~'.121i?1!rvwn. 1 II -•,lll_e~,,wl111-..&l'io1a,At .l.,u~ t-~,;c.•-ua""ViRT;'tb~~lii I Mt etutt)-. 1now and1 threw me Oil. I Caffiid
.,..lllld,bad_ia,_,,ta, llanball 1ald·be was bit Cllee VICl'lM,P .... AZI
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Time Change
Brighter AMs on Oct. 26
WASHINGTON (APl -Clocks will beset back an
hour Oct. 26 as the United States reverts to the re-
gular pattern of six months of Standard Time, six
months of Daylight Saving Time.
All special legislation that extended Daylight
Saving Time in an effort to help cope with the energy
crisis has expired and no action is expected on further
changes, congressional sources said today.
The country experimented two yea.rs ago with
year-around Daylight Saving Time, but then
Congress last year r estored Standar.P Time for four
months, responding to a.i-guments that energy sav-
ings were minimal and winter-time Oa ylight saving
was hard on school children a nd others.
This legislation was not extended. The basic law
is now in e ffect , provi~g Standard Time in all are~s
from the last Sunday m October to the last Sunday 1.n
April.
Stat ~s Witness?,
Attorneys Rebuke
New Patty Rumors
SAN FRANCISCO CAP ! -At·
lorneys for both sides in the
Patricia Hearst case den ied
published reports today that the
newspaper heiress conlessed to
several crimes -including a
fatal bank robbery -and agreed
1o tum state's evidence.
A story in today's New York
Post quoted "sources familiar
with the interviews" as saying
Miss Hearst confessed during
talks with court-appointed
psychi,a lrists seeking to de -
tennine whether she is mentaJly
competent.
The Post 'said M iss Hearst
identified several persons who
harbored her as a fugitive and
agreed to testUy aga.imt her ter·
rorist comrades in return for im-
munity or special treatment.
The report said Miss Hearst.
21 .. decided to cooperate with
not ofre red to turn statc ·s
evidence.
"I don"l know anything about
any statement that she's made to
the Jlroseculion. 1·m not aware or
any ~ooperation that she's ex·
lending or orrering lo the pro-
secution. T here have been no
plea discui;sions."
The Post story said that among
the crimes Miss Hearst con·
fessed to was the April 21 , 1975,
Carmichael bank robbery in
which a woman customer was
killed. Under California law,
anyone con'w'icled of laking part
in ... uch a robbery couJd be fourld
CSee PATTV, PageA2)
HE WIPED OUT
DEBT Wlm AD
authorities after her attorney• F · "The first caller bought it.··
Lee Bailey, told her it was the on-That's the succinct advertising
1y way to avoid a long prison . success story related by the lef~· ,. Corona del Mar man who placed 0 Thi! is absolutely not true," lhisaddinlheDailyPilot: said' Albert Johnson, a partner ol
Bailey"a, when informed of the NEARLY Ding-less 7 root,
Poll, story. "I 've been the only 4 inch Creative Design
attorney with her for the past surfboard. Clear with redwood strip. Leash.
Catalytic
Device
Warning
DETROIT (U PI) -New-car
buyers in California soon will
find printed warnings that out-
line potentially hazardous heat
build-ups in their smog conlrol
catalytic converters.
Spokesmen for Detroit auto
firms s ay there are no plans to
extend the warning labels to cars
sold in the othe r 49 states.
There have been r eports of
.crass fir es caused by the
catalytic converters whi ch may
overheat under certain condi-
tions. Auto m akers say the same
conditions would cause excess i'w'e
heat build-up in any exhaust
system.
The En'w'ironmenlal Protet.'1.ion
Agency has proposed that a
warning signal be installed on all
new car s usin g the smog control
de'w'ice to warn motorists of over~
healing.· The auto makers have
said such a device is not needed.
General Motors said the signal
is unnecessary because GM cars
· alread y ha'w'e a built-in "unique
warning system .. which could
not be overlooked by the driver.
This begins with poor driveabili -
ty, rollowed by odor, light s moke
and, subseque ntly, heavy smoke.
In a submission to the Nalional
Hi,g hwa y Traffic Safety i\d-
<See WARNING, Page A?)
C:oasl
Weather
There will be only partial
clearing near the beachc>s
Tuesday, but partly sunny
s kies in th e afternoon
hours inland. Cooler days
with beach hig hs 65 rising
lo70inland.
INSIDE T ODA. Y
F'rtt flu i mmunizatk1nl fur
aenior citizen.s ore bring of-
fered oi <fl clinic• in Orange
Count JI throuph Decembe-r.
SeePogt AB .
latlex week and she has not confessed Floats up to 160 pounder. tn vtktl... ._.I.. er ,._.,.., ., "Y~#..!'''"'"t"'· . MO.XXX·XltXX . c.11...... AJ NlllleNIMI-.. , •• ,
, • "$he couldn't ,Make a decision lf you have a seagoing vessel :;.~91.:' .-:;i ·==-~· ;~: like that even if at\e wanted to ~d l'k 1 rt to h ii ONt~l'letk" .,,, ..,.~ .. ~ •" bec1useofthestatesbe'sin." you 1 e 0 conve cas ·ca ~•wn.i..... "' s,.ru ••-• 642·5678. It only lakes a few words ~-' ., 519tlMllf"lttu ••11 U.S.Atto~eyJamesL.Brown-intherightplacelOfind abuyer. =._1ttc.-. i~~ ~ t
in,, penona!ly In chargec_iiofe,th,o;.ie,---=;:~""" ••-"r•n•-r-ast, lhe_-f"i;-;;;;;---i"al· :::Jo. •j -1·1~. tenn·ed-ttre---_loM'IL..).l._ ...... ~ m "awildatory," and aaid'"tehas rlghtplacei1lheDally 'lot . ~-_...-.. ____ •• ______ • ~
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Meeting t~ Earth Suddenlfl
Bull rider Danny All from Alhambra de-
parted his riding pooition rather abruptly
Saturday at Orange County Fairgrounds
in Costa Mesa during Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation rodeo. The bull, "Tricky
Dick," apparently lived up to his name.
Rapist Ci~
Sex Films;
GivenU/e
i NORWICH, England (AP) -
, Sentenced to life imprisonment
Friday, the hooded rapist of
~Cambridge said pornographic
. ; filma drove him to commit the
; crimes. ''It was like living in hell,
in another world. I just had to do
'·something."
. Peter Samuel Cook was given
1 seven concurrent sentences of
life improisonment at Norwich :·erown Court.
"I express the opinis>ft that in
'lbeecmtedoftlalscue,lifesbould
meaa life,•• Judie Melford
Steva.oo said. ••1 well realize
•t11at lbat opinion wW borrlfy a
large number of well·meaning
people, but I am satisfied it is right. ••
, Cook, •· •7-year-oJd craeJc .
1 driver who ls 5-feet-4 Inches tall,
. ·admitted rapine six llirlS and
I eomillltlnl IOdom:r .,a1n1t a
•-th in the Ulllvenlity city of
, Cambridge,
Stalin Kidnap
Plot· Revealed
COPENHAGEN, Denmark
(AP> -llore tban 500
JN'l:alroollS and other -1ai WI•
ill led b:r SS Capt. Otto Sbneny
_..ready in lNZ lo fly from a
German airfield la Nud to kid·
nap Soviet dictator J-Stalin from tbe Kremlln, a Danish
-reported Sunday. ~DI an uno.-l'>anlsb
pilot -HrVod la tho German air fcrce durinl World War D,
the paper aaid the plan was
calledoftonl)I beea-thodeartb
ol opat1 la II-made U Im'
-1ble for Gorman IDtelllcence
to oay with 100 --certolnty whan Stalin would be la his
Xremlin command bunker.
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PATI'Y •••
llUOt1 ol murder.
Tbo nowapa-Hid Its aources
dld not elaborate on Miss
-·a role la that robber)' and
did not ooumerate-crlmeo.
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DAILY PILOT
Guards -Rescue Five
From Capsized ·Boat
Five persons were rescued by
Huntingten Beach lifeguards and
tbe Oranae County Harbor Patrol
when their motorboat capsized
about 100 yards off shore Sunday
afternoon.
Huntington Beach lifeguard U .
Bill Richardson said the Ill-foot
veuel was running low on fuel
and it was taking on water while
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VICTIM •••
out and some fellow in the
restaurant beard me," Manball
aaid.
• llr. llarf!loll ·-six nxmlba in the hOopitu ohei tbii attaclt
Tl-be 1pent two yoan '"' bia
back Hit remalalaa :roan. were
spent in and out of bolpital8
Marahall's father, Howard
lllarsball aaid bis aon bad -la tbe boopltal frequontl)' for the
last three months
't!J'bere were several different thiDC• wrong with him,'' the
elder llarsball said today Re
uld bis son despite the IDJurlea
wu not la much pleysical pain.
"He didn't have too much. He wu paralysed from tho bullet wound,•• be said
Tbe attack drained the
Marshall family finances
Marshall was unable to wort
altboulh bis father ~ be did
make some 1-eley -did paint
some.
''1bere'a just not much you can
do in that way," his fatblr uid.
llr. llanball aald la the old in-
tervl-that be bod lived "30
years of bell" in bis llWe frame
house la La1una's north side with
bla father lince tbe attacli.
He was opposed to a pardon for
Vance. "These bleeding bearta
that practlcaly deify the crimlaal
-It was so unnecessary -not
even to say 'put yOUr bands up';
.be CCJuld b&ve bad tbe 115 or $6 he set," be told a reporter.
Of bia own lmprlaonment In a
wheelchair, Marshall said
"There ii no rea:eneration of de-
ad.nerve cells."
Laauna Beach Det. Gene
Brooks said there appears to be
.., way any further proaecutlon
can be made against Vance no matter what tb"e results ol the
·oulopay.
Tbo victim of a .-ins must
cUe wltbla three 1oara and -::id.°' tbe 1-1111, Del. -
"Forty yean 11 Juat loo lq,"
·-•aid.
Funeral arranaementa are
pendlna. The body la to be taken
to Pacific Vie"' lllortuary in
Newport Beach.
switching tanks.
He said lifeguards saw the boat
la dlatreu about one-quarter of a
mile south of the Huntlagton
Beach pier and sw-am to help. He
said that one rescuer boarded the
.... boat to lend assistance and it was
this added weight lb at caused it to
gounder.
Rlchardson said lifegards
swam the victims to sborewitbout
incident.
An Orange County Harbor
Patrol boat also apeedecl to the
reacue -pumped out the boat and towed to it Alamitos Baywltb
the assistance of Lone Beach
lifeguards
Owner of the boat was listed as
Ronald E . Mort of Covina.
Ricbard.oonsaid tbepartywufis-
blng when the llf cldentoccurrecl.
Camera Shop
Thief Gets
$7,566 Loot
' Newport Beacb burglary de-
tectives were following leads in
the Loa An1ele1 area today in a
Cor'OD.a del Mar camera shop
burSlary early . in the weekend
tbat netted $'7 ,566 in goods for a
thief who left tear gu and bia
tools behind
The break.in was discovered
last Friday at Harbor Pbolo, 3121
E. Coast Highway
Poll,:e aaid that entry was
mode in the roof toward the rear
ol the camera sbop and then tbe
thief lowered him~ 14 feet into
the building, uaina a ladder.
The suspect, police said, was
selective la bis loot, taking tbe
more expenaive items, which in·
eluded camera bodies and dosens
ollenaea
Detectives who examined the
.... laid that all the burglary
toola eeomod to be the cheapest
available and were obvioualy dis·
carded on purpose.
Besides the tools, som.e rope
and a mUitar7°i11ue pair of trousers, the thief left behind a can of tear gas which officers
said resembled that uaed lo.
police work.
Hoffa Grave Hoax
DETROIT (AP> -A search
for the body of ex-Tea--. pre-
sldant Jam1111 R. Hoffa st-mod
from a hoax develapod b:r an ex·
convict from Los AnsH wbo
clem-od $125,000 to pb!polnt
tho location ol a srave -never
existed, accordina to law ea-
forcernent sources bere.
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Eternity-.;. Via. 0
20 Disappear on Mystery Trip
POllTLAlfD,Ore.(UPl)-A . Wi-tollan ..... W' 11 'r:etllll'l'DI ''J!I" ter:r .....--........ bytho..... ~ •• .,. .... ·=tlque •vo1.-. a "' ' I "lu .. u -=~:-. :::ftj ~ ,.":.: :::-;.,'= penoaa ~to ie•lbolr-l am lea'flnl -d iw a UPO la .. to etemltr ta an u•' a ,,,... 1p.. not .. you .. mare.'' .... IOll = ;c.: ~ado.. Me tas ob~bafflod ,.._la the wuquoqdu~...,_._.. ·~ ,.._,...,. amoll eoutlil-llfUD-Tho-pi..---..--•
colnCouag.~. Six of. 1 zo ·havo-. Iden·
tlllodtentaUvely, lacludiAI anex-
llarhle. Tho ldeotlllc-were
madobJthe Portland Or ......
Tbe mlMla1 include aa ~
mentol-lewbovol-to
follow a -pie deacribed ao la
their SO., but claiming to be ml'"'-ol years old, a--'7 to 1omewbere in westera
C<*Jredo for a lllsht from -eartlllntotheunivene.
''Tbe -pie who spoke to a
meeting in Waldport (Sept. 141
were aenne and calm." Aid one
personwboattended: .
Al lathecueolotberlilmllYed
in tbe meetln1, the -de· mandod-mlt:r. •
Tho' mlula1 f...-llarlne
was identified by friends aa lllllte
Kelly, 25, who bad just been
"bangln1 out" in a cabin la tbe
Corvalllo area. Friends uld be
-bis l!lrlfriend, -ftod oaly
.. Jan, d!lcldod lo followlnc the
avera1e loolrJa1 couple, wbo
claimed they were sent from the
Kingdom ol the Father and urged
the audience t.Olay uide material
pouesalooa andfollowthem. .
The other four tentatively iden-
tified per.-am one the 20 unac-
counted for were Ami Miller.
a-ZI, da111hter ol llr. -Mrs. John Miller, who live south
ol Waldport on the coast' Robert
Epperson, aae and address UD•
lmawa; Robort Reabm, •farmer
wbo lived east of Waldport, and a
woman not identifted by name.
but whose New York parents have
-la touch with aulboritleo.
LincolnCountySberlJ!llGDSUt-
ton said durhla the weekend the20 are not officially miaing because
they apparently left vohmtarlly.
A young woman, wborefusedto
give her identity, talked about the
meeting, which she said she at-
tended.
''I have a friend wbolefttownto
follow them and I d<m't kDoW if he
is coming back, or when," she
said.
The woman said she beard of
the meetilla: from operaton of the
Waldport Inn, where the aessioo
took.place.
The woman said her friend had
150 acres and ''quite a sum of
money,•• but 1be didn't know if be
gave'it all away before be disap-·
peared.
"He waa extremely emhused
about what tbeae people .said,"
she reported. ''He waa sort of a
drop-out from soceity. ''
The sheriff's office was in-
vetli&atinl the cue, including a
report from a woman who re-
ceived a postcard from her son,
mailed in Colorado, who was
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Former California Governor
. Ronald Reagan gestures
durihg press conference Fri-
day In Portland, Ore., and
deellnecl to be pinned down
yet on qul!ries about his can-·
didaey for presldmcy, Con-
ference came at end of
heavy •i><!akinl tour.
No Prowler·
]rut Romanti,c Skun1a •
LAGUNA 81EMJI l'OUCS were -"""'41!1 Ii a:• a.m. 8u:Dd17 to a JlaWtbmm Street adcll m• b7 a w = ______ ed __ ..... ,..,..... .........
-sbo told poliee.., tbolr arrival tl!ot she be...s llllmphC --. llG'I'. DAVID A'QllS -Nn!lma c..i, KJlll tip.
toed to tbe basement ...ir-e, quiet4' opened tbe door -
peered lnalde with tbo1r Oasblllbtl. "We -.eel -_,.. la the proclllll ~ mMIDI
1-byeklmb.'' Aftl'Wl.td.
. ' N,_,,.ort Attack
Victim, Suspect
Toppl~ Into .Bay ..
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A Santa Ana woman walkinl
toward her employer's boat in
the area of Newport ..::.t.ch's
Arcboo fouebt off a ·be
rapist in a weekend iacid.-.nt
which ended when both toppled
iototbe b&f.
Pallce ..W that the-lale
Satarda1 ntsbt belan u ·the
-walked alms·---Ii maq la bla laleJOl blocl<·
........ lb. ' Aa be held me band behind bis
-· the usallant -anded tW: the woman walk a lbart dt.
-wltb lllm and llid -be woald eat her ap "ID little
p1eceo»1f llledldnat~. .
Bat the victim -ootly .....
fu1ed,. offlelal1 1at~. and
tbnatalod to ocream. lnitMd.
Moments later, abe told ol·
flcers. the man grabbed her and
both toppled lato the water.
The woman told officers that
the man tried to bold ber under
the water for almo1t two
-.., then aft.er al!eaurfaced.
be a;r.-her antl#la anotl!er
attempttosubmeraeber. \ Tiie man soon gave up, pulled.
l:llmself onto a doek -fled
Screams End
Huntjngton
Rape Attempt
Jllmtinpoo. Beach police are aeard!iDC for a would-be rapist
who attacked ~ 31.year·old
boUlewife while able was takiDI a
--:r ni&ht.
Pallce aald the man. aeuff1ecl
with tlie woman la the bathroom
of bor boine, la ---iDctan Beach. for about a minute
before be fled, apparently
beca ... of. ber eream..
Offtctn 1ald the -and
llerfamtl)' bad-~ friendl earlier la tho eveuln&,
and her luubaJld and MD bad just
-to the market about 11:30 p.m., -the attaekoceurred.
Tbo woman told poli<e al!e was
jlllt lalborlDI 11P ID the -,
-the man, ·-11 years old, ierltecl open the -door and tried to pull her .... licle.
•. Pallce uld lbe strualed 'lrilb
him -auffered _,. brulseo
bat bor 1eream1 frillRDed him -111-Ho Deel tbroulb an unloctod
--· poliee aald. . l'llllceailld thewommp-abbed
......... and l'ollooNd tho:imtb lo
the door, but be nn -the --, om ..... .._t..i the man bad
-the bome tbroalb theun-
loclred fnJat "-· Tbo woman ~a11ew--tbe belGre.
Ho ... dooeribod .. 11 .. feet,
11 incbm tall, ·-1~,
with loa8. -balr/ ....... ported.
• clown Coast Highway. ,~
Parking lot attendants at a:
nearby· restaurant beard 1lie
commotion, police said, md
pulled·the drenched victim from
lbebay. . · Police searches of the area
lolled to Jield the soddlD !~
tocji:er.
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WARNING,.:
mhllllraticm, GK uld tblj"oe, -e provides aclequiit<i'id-.vance wanaing. JC ·I
-aaeh ............ al.
• the California Air ResoW't:et
Board bas told auto makers IAI
either provide a printed w""""'
of conditions that could 'abse
overbeatlag or not be ""°'"" lo sell catal.ytic-<lq!lipped cai!I-la that state. •
A printed warnias from ,GM
already approved for California
aays: tn•
''H engine malfunction should
.occur. particularly inv°"ving
einaine misfire or other lou of
performance, do not cootinue Lo
operate your vehicle in that,'OOIJ.-
ditlon-blll"bave it aervicid<pro-·
mptly. Contlaued operation• ot
your vehicle with a severe
malfunction could cause tho oon·
verter to overheat with poe:IJ!hle
damage to the converter and to
.the vehicle.'" ,.1
The Insurance lnstltuto for
Highway Safety reported that
oae 1175-model Chevrolet ln!Pai•
used in a low-speed crutilex·
perienced an overheated
catalytic converter that distorted
tbe out shell and score-tbe floorlaaulation.
The warning labels e
California cars will be attached
to the sun visors in such a way
that they can't be remd\red
witboutdamagingthevisor. -t• •
crackdown ~ .
On Massage?
NEW YORK (AP> -N-f f><k
Qty olflclala mapping pianliJor
the city to be hoot ~JC DemoCraUc National -
are t•lriag steps to ~tbat ·delqates don't get ;,the
:-*"'DI way.
The City Plannlag Own....,...
revealed a proposed IODb!l1 or-
dinanee aimed at td!uttinl ~ TlmeaSquaro m..._poirtoa.
The ordinance would ...-It
Wecat to operate a ''pbpical
culture or health esta-"
unlesa it la situated In a iOm-
munlty facility or a bolel -at
1-100 rooma -.... fodlkles tbat "comply with tho st--.is
ol natlDl!allJ' reeopiled aporlS
UIOCiatiOns. '' .
Cl~remo-nt Wall~ Angela Da~
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8-hboenl ~ Joenn S.hn Cd ld ·au-· by t2·re•r..,lcl Re-nt •
·Plt.irw
Dunked;
Piwt OK
A N .. port Beaeb -~
Jdl ~8lne ~ia tbe
-...JllltotfCaallulll..i9ln·
W allernooa but -1!1!."'1 wltb
mlymlnorlll!url ...
JoU KraU P'l'elt :M ·ot D E. BalboaBtvd., totdC'aiiliiiiolallllld
aallxlriUes tbat Illa Taylorcarft
ouddeQ!y developed l!llliDe·tftlU·
bleatl,*feet. Jleuldat9'0foot
tbe eecine quit lllld tbe plue bes.., plummetln& loWU'dS the
eeaataboul3:1Sp.m.
'1be pUot, wbo bad taken olt
irom OrOD&e County Airport, uld
be wu able to &tide 1111 pl..,. Into
tbewater alx mllea-ol
tbe island, next to lbe yacht
Dragon Lady Ill rrom Wilm-iDCto!I .
Peoiile aboa'd tbe yaebt pulled Freialromthewaterandtook~
to AvalQD Comm'lmity Hospital.
where he was treated and re·
·Not Just Routine-Call ::~~=0~:.i:0~x.a=~~~ was in "escellent shape'' coo.-
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' IJ~ sidering he had just crashed his San Clemente ..,11 ~.· n. Check In on ure_n y . p1 .... 1ntotb•oc•an.
He ailld Freis surr.n.i only '1beonlyc:ooti11thatafanolficer's· "very mlDor baclt lll)uiles an<!
Ume used when there is a false · sevUal cuts and :'crapes" and
Rl.arm,be1aid. that he appeared "very ealm''
By JAat CHAPPELL Ot•o.Ny .........
Old age: Golden Years for
some, but years of rear and tbe
pain of lonelines1f ormanyothen.
It can be a time of trapdytoo as
tbe infirm elderly atrucgle wltb
tbe bazarda and complexities of
everyday Jiving.
A, minor fall can incmpacitate a
senior citizen and if mable.to re--
• aeb help, .., elderly -llvln&
alone can be in relil peril In bi1I
own home. .
Mrs. Sellers •&iii that beyond a-tbeordeal.
just bein& a public ·tarety P~ His airplane sank, aUthorilies gram, tbe Y ANA calls briagsome variety and interest into the· said.
callers' lives.
"Almost all or them ta11t about
the weather or about their family,
if anybodY, bu come to visit late-
ly. They get very excited about
visits, ''shesaid.
· The department employes col·
lect birthday cards and send them
to their YANA family members
on their birthdays. There ,are
about 25 people in Uie group, all
butfouroflhem women.
' Bangladesh Eyed
TOKYO (AP) -China an-
nounced today the tOrm&l
establishment of cliplomatlc rela-
tions with BangJadesh, four
yean after-it was created out of
East Paki11to0•by Indian military
action which Peking severely. de-
nounced.
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Sunday's
·s ermon
Reported
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1.amhast es Societr
(l!:dltorli Nol.: Tllir (I.a M'OllClail ftaturc Iii "'11ich qal/ll Pilot
rcp!/rlcr rom BarkJ/ giwr.a penooaliud.o<ccUlll .r: .. ···-,,_ .. c/lia'Ch or -..i.ccmat """'°"'a. I/lo DaUu Pilot l
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American soclet:Y has beCome. ''just u ~·· aa the
corrupt cultures created by the a.nclent Greeks, Ri'omana u4
Hebrews, Pastor Roy Roberts toldbi11C0111HC•tlollSuDmy at Grace Bretbren Cbutth, Seal Beocb.
And it la not aurprisini to find the Institution at mar·
tjage amon1 the m~y .casualties in a society that can even
contemplate , u1lnt homosexuals as pbllce officers, tile
pNtor commented in a hard·Jllttlng sermon. •·
''Marriaae in America is a mess," be said. ''Two
milllon marriage ceremonies are' performed here every
year wbUe 800,000 uniona are being ended In tbe divorce court. .
••we must stem tbetide, .. 'thespeakefurgea. ••wetn~
make the pendulum swing the otbec way.And to do that we
must turn to the. holY Bible for our inspiration ari'd authority.•• ·
Launching '1Family First Aid'' a ~ries of sermqn..
lectures aimed at analyzing today's mounting social criaes; J
Pastor Roberts told his congregation: "The Bible tells it the
way it sbcxald be.
••God bates' divorce,'' be said. •1Anc:1 he has spelled out
in the Bible codes of conduct that should have helped us to
avoid. the adultery, lyingllnd cbeatina: that destroy so many
marnages.
''There fsn 't a day goes by but that someone comes lo
me with a marriage problem," Dr. Roberts said. ''Ky re-
asoning and my answers come from the source I offer you
today-the Bible."
Pastor Roberts warned bis listeners that sociologists
are predicting the disappearance of marr:lage as an institu•
tion if what be described as our ''sick society'' does not steer
a correction course. ..,
"Every marriage sbould be a spirit·controlled mar·
riage, ••he said. ''Sin perverts and grace perfects and every
husband and wife today must work to make sure that their
marriage has the Bible as its foundation. ·
''We must build two pillars those of authority and sub·
mission,'' Dr. Roberts said. ''They are spelled out for us in
the Bible, that ever available answer to all our dilemnas:•
, • San Clemente ls a city with a
'.high population or e!derly•resl,
dents and to meet some of their
special pr.oblems, the police de-
partment "initiated a program .
called "You Are ·Not Alooe,"
Y ANA for sh~rt, · · -~Pot Belly' From Marijuana?
suit . . ~
People wllQ ·SJ&n up for the pro,:,
gram receive a telepbmecallat a
specified linie, each day either
.Jrom the police dispatcher or the :.,~fi· ;switchboard operator Joann ers.
U the call eoes unanswered, a
.1 ... )lqlice officer is diapatcbed to fmd •·•~hat's wrong.• '
' HEADS PROGRAM R>fl AGED Police L.t. m.-
, ''WehavequiteafewwhoCome
up here t8Rd drc;»p._off cakes and
candy for us. At Christmas tithe,
most or them stopped bl" al>d
dropped offsometblnglikethat. It
was really sweet,•• Mrs. Sellers
saitl.
"I have one Jittle man, 92.
Every morning when I call, he'll
,gay, 'Good llforningSunsbine.'
"Hecbeersmeup.' ..
WASHINGTON (AP) -Gain·
ing \\'.eight may be the ob.ly
signiricant effect of smoking
mirijuanaoccaaiooally. · A report on a study, conduct~
ed · irom Aprii to AUlllSt of last
y'ear to determine if marijuana
affected soldiers' performance,
was made public by the National
OrganlzaUon for the Reform or
Marijuana Laws, which obtained
. it in a freedom or information
· ''No evidence was obtained
that marijuana produces aDY'
signi(icant adverse e(fects on
cognitive or neurological func· I
tion," the report s~ted.
n1 e program was started less
1· .,.11 a, year aa:o aft.er several
q"JKagic deaths. Jn one case an•
td ~-old man fell, injur..dbimaelf .
111 W starved to death before
• anyonefoundblm. Under !be 1; ANA program,
;.:3everal eldefly people have been
-.:.i:escued from potentially
dangeN>us circumstances, Police -
; .... Lt. Albert Eblow, program
~,.supervisor,sald. ' '
it-.... in one instance, an 82-year-~ld
.J1 woman fell in her garage, broke1
truber' arm and lacerated her face. 1 •v1&he coUldtt't get out of the garage
1 •'' orsummonhelp. . ..
•"I'> When the woman failed to
l l8Mwer her YANA check call
, .. -police officers -were dispatched,.
• 6ound her and rushed her to tbe
hospital.
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. In another case, an elderly cou-
ple became !:rapped in tbei('
bathroom. Officers freed them
after tbelr phone can went uo. answered. '
••our YANA people have come \0 really-1ike and accept tbe pro-
gram. In fact, if there's a delay in
our calling tbem. 'they call us,"
Lt. Eh(ow said.
Forms on file with the depart-
ment· list the person's doctor,
special medicines, person to be
called in an emergency and other
data.
The cost or the program is
minimal. No extra persons were
hired. The phone calls have just
been absorbed into tbe normal
work schedule. Lt. Wow said.
~}langman ~s · Rope Set :ror BaMmas:Killer ·
NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) -A
""Wisconsin man who says "God.
my father" told him to kill three
other Americans waits in 8. Baha-
mian jail for execution. Tuesda)'
morning while bis mother prays
from her Milwaukee borne for
U.S. officials to intettede and
pate her ~'a lite..
, )(jcbiah Sbobek, 22, i1I to be
ban&Od at'8 a.m. \uesday for the
murder or Ohio lawyer Paul
'\Howell, 17-year-old ~tie Smith
.. ,,,of Detroit and New York City ac·
• countant Irwin Borstein.
71 A jury ruled Sbobek sane, and
the death sentence was imposed
·•by a Bahamian court Sept. 26.
••1 never had an idea it would
h-eome to thii,'' said Shobek's
'"J90lher• Mrs. Juanita Spencer,
'llD'. "I wu waitin'x rortbe10vern-
·'ment to 'do 50mething and Ibey
'didn't .• , I do blame America
. forjt."
..,, •Mrs. Spencer, a cblFWOIDan ru-car the MilwaJ.&kee scbool 1yslem,
· --',il8id she bas been •'iJhYhur to
J God" that U.S. offici&ls Wm Step
... in at the last minute.
·-·"I have done aU I possibly'
• could, so I'm just waitiqtobeU'
whatever's going to bappm .• ·.1. ..
don'f .~ciw· ru take it if he.
dies," she~said.
Sbobek t~StiCied during his
May 197'"trial'tbat 'be killed the
three AplerjcaDs bec.aus'e they
, ••were the-angels of Lucifer.
"I did I~ bej:ause af love, and I
was guided tiy my father, God,'"
Sbobek told the jury. ,
He ~aid be bail been vacation-
ing in Nassaµ, and "God, my
father told me.who to destroy.'•
Mrs. Spencer, a' divorcee with
three other children', said she last
saw Mr: son during bis trial. She
said sbe 1poke with bJm by
telepbooe Friday and •:to1d him I
was working on the ~ase. and he
told me be loved rp.e and respect·
edme. ·
"He was sad but not crying. C
· toW him to t"kke cue. I said I was
prayj.ng for him and that he
shoUld <continue to say h is;
prayers.''
Mi's. Spencer said ·1he /Sent
telegrams asking for help Crom
• J!resideilt. Ford, Wi11constn Sens.
Gay.lord Nelson and WUUam
ProXmin!, Mass1Cbusetta Sena .
Edward Brooke and Edward
Kennedy and Wisconsin --R.ep .
HemyReuas.
Foot Fetish? . '
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'Fondler' Slrilra-Again
You're Invited to Mariners Savings
GRAND OPENING
October 1st dVu the 10th
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BAG()F
POPCORN
HEJ.PIJS
CELEBRATE THE
OPENING OF OIJR
NEW BRANCH
Just drive to where Glenneyre
meets Forest Ir\ downtown Laguna.
You won't be able to miss our
beautiful new building.
Come In and participate In our old-
fashioned grand opening festivities
from 9 AM to 4 PM d.Uv.
FREE CARICATIJRE
PORTRAIT
Caricature artists from Knott's
Berry Farm will be in our lobby
from noon to 4 PM to sketch your
portrait FREE. It's fun and makes
quite a conversation piece for
friends and family.
Deliclo.!JS hot-buttered
popcorn from our
authentic turn·of·the-
century popcorn machine
will add to your enjoy-
ment while visiting our
new facility.
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O F OLD-
_FASHIONED
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GIVE EAR TO
NICKELODEON
FAVORITES
Melodies from the past will bring
back memories from the "Good-
Old·Days" on our authentic ·
Nickelodeon. You'll be humming
to old favorites as you open a
new high interest account.
START A NEW ACCOIJNT OR
TllANSFER AN OLD ONE •••
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Our fl'Ki"dly-savlngl countelo1'9'will be on·hand lo help you open a new
savlngw"-account or transfer your current one.' Just bring Ir\ your passbook ••
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Gaslight
Going Off
BAN IT ALL DEPT, -'lbe
latest outraee proposed for
perpetration upon the unsuspect-
ing American public in the name
of the god.a of ener1y comes to us
!Oday from one Lester L Wolff, a
Democratic congressman from
New York.
Congressman Wolff bas diJ.
p8tched news reports indicating
that he would like to ban tbooe lit·
tie tiny pilot lights on a:as ap-
pliances.
Wolff reasons that all across
our great nation these litUe tiny
gas lights are burning, day and
nighL Tum them off, he says, and
:we'll-save a whole lot of natural
gas.
This New York congressman
likens gas pilots to the Chinese
water torture, where they drip,
drip, drip lltUe drops of waler on
your head until you go bananas:·
RE SAYS THE BURN, bum,
bum of the little pilot llgbt.s adds
up to great wasteof gas.
So after Congressman Wolff has
turned off all the pilot liibt.s
across the country, how does be
plan to get the gas appliances lit,
anyway ? Why be mumbles
something a bout doing it
manually.
l ~hink he's already gone
through the Chinese water torture. ·
Lighting appliances manually
most likely means a return to
those dead and happily forgotten
days when we fired up gu ap-
pliances wtth matches. That
would be wonderful.
TAKE, FOR EXAMPLE, my
hot water heater. ltis located out-
side the house. In the open air
water gets cold,• the pilot Ugbt
fires the heater up automatically 1 sol have hot water all theUme.
He. P1•ff~ It
Ford'.a Son Smoked Pot
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -Jack Fonl, lbe Pnltdent'1
23-year-old son, ••YI be'a puffed a little pot ud beliOYtO the cauUoua use of marijuana can be compared. to the moderate
"drtnklnl of wine or beer.
"The dru1 problem la tbla country today Is not treated
properly,'' Ford said in a weekend interview. ••tt'aballcally
the same problem we have bad wltb alcohol. The abuse ~ .
usin& theoe thln&a la tbel)l'Oblem."
"IF USED IN A nondeltruc:tive way and not alluoed,
1mokin1 pot mlsbt be compared to the uae of beer or wine la
moderation.''
Ford, who waa In Portland for ·the Weatem stateo
Republican Conference, 1ald he amok:ed marijuana wblle a
student at Utah State University, where he recenUy
sraduated.
Oregon's method of issuing citations and fines for marl·
juana use is a 1ood one, Ford said in the interview in a
Portland newspaper, the Oregonian.
FOB!> SAii> RE RAS discussed the dru8 issue with both.
his parents but never told them outrt1bt he bad •l!'Ol<ed
marijuana. He a aid both bad let him know their views on the
matter.
Woman Arrested
Drug SmuggUng-
lnside 84 Devices
ROME (AP) -An American
woman wearing 84 Condoms full
of liquid hashish in a corset
shaped like a cartrlda:e belt was
arrested at Rome airport today,
police said.
They said ber Chinese compa-
nion was seized with 8~ pounds
of heroin In her bandba8, and
both were jailed on charges of
smU11lln8 $1.5 million in drop.
THE TWO WERE idenUfled as
Bonnie Joyce Morris, ZI, a native
of Bozeman, Mont., and a resi-
dent of Anabola, Hawaii ;· and
Chui Tun1 Lan, 25, of Hons Kong. Authorities gave this account:
A tip was receJved that armed
terrorists linked to West
Germany's Baader-Melnhof
gane were aboard a Scandina-
vian Airlines jet en route to
Frankfurt from the Far East.
a corset shaped like a cartrid1e
belt loaded with 84 condoms full
of liquid hashish.
The Chinese woman's handbag
was found to contain 6'h. pounds or heroin in plastic bags ready to
be•worn as a eirdle. She refused
to answer questions.
THE AMERICAN claimed to
be the victim or an Afibanl 1ang
which kidnaped her, kept her
captive for five days •spared
her life only after s.he agreed~to smuggled the hashish to Patts.
palicesaid.
South K-Oreaii '
Ships, Jets.
Sink Vessel
C...srea1man Wolff would ap-
parently leave-me with.the cbmce
of 1) a cold water shave every
morning; 2) eoing out into the
January dawn and llfhtlnl the
·heater with a match 30 minutes
The plane was ordered to land
for its Rome 1topoveron an isolat-
ed runway. A special anti·
terrorist squad went aboard and
searched the pauen1er1 and
their luggage.
WOKEN POLICE officers
searcblnf Miu Morris felt a
•'fatty soft band•• around her
sides, in abarp contrast with her
slim waiat ind legs.
SEOUL, South Korea (UPI> -·
South Korean nav~ vessels Bod
air force jet fighters sank a sus·
pected North Korean gunboat in
a sea battle olf ~ Korea's
southwest coast ·8arly today,
military officials said. · before sbnlng: or 3) leavlal the
beater-turned on all the time.
You don't have to guess which
choice I'd make,
Row much ener11 la that foin&
to save, Mr. Conareuman?
Besides that. there la the safety
factor of a nation used to pilot
lights which turn thlapon. can'!
you imadne how meny people,
uaedtopi1otllfhll, who-1djuat
tum on the 1a1 for a few mlnutea?
Then reall1inf tb!J:)p haven't
started, they would lllht a match
to investigate.
We might ·have IO many ex·
plosUons acr011 American that
we'd think World War ill had
tinally atatted.
If Congressman Wdff wanta: tO
go around banning tbinp, why
doesn't he tblnk up aometbins
practical? Ban buz1ers on
automobile ignitions. Bake it ll·
legal to install automatic glass
doors which fail to open on time
andthusfiattenyournose.
He could make it illegal to
operate neon lights 24 houn a day.
COME 'ro THINK or it,
however; all or the aforemen-
She wa1 then taken to the
airport police station and un-
dresaed, where authorities found
tioned plagues upon society are u~1 T...,...
operated by electricity. The stuf! Old •I·-·· .. · · Wolff wanta to ban involve • . naturalg¥••ppliances. Sen. John 0 , Pastore, (D-
That may be It. Consressman R.l,J said he will not seek
Wolff ia probably In the clutches re-election' in 1976, prefer-
oltheelectrlcity lobby. ring to retire after 42 years
Or maybe lie Just likes lo play of public life. He is 68.
with matches. -·-----------
Reports said the suspect vessel
sank 50 mii•f south ·or
Taebukaan-Do, 225 miles
southwest of Seoul, shortly after
midnight.
South Korean patrol crart
sighted the gunboat in Inland
waters and challenged it about 9
p.m. Sunday, officials said.
When ordered to halt the boat
reportedly chanced course and
sped away, ririna its IWl8 at the
Squtb Koreana.
Air force jet fishten were Im·
mediately called in and 1unk'the
fleeinl boat about three boun
later, the offt~iala said.
A search was under way to
pick up survivors ..
Mormon Raps
MarrU:ige Foes
SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -
The leader of the Church af Jesus
Chriat of Latter-day Saints
{Mormon) SUnday counseled the
faithful to avoid lntellectuala who
would dntroy the lnatitut!on of
marriage.
Spencer W. Kimball closed the
three-day 145tb eeml-annual
general contwence ot the church
by warning !ta S.4 million mem·
bers of "seemingly mli&htened
mind1 tryina to destroy the
sacredlnsUtutlonofmarr:lase.''
Most of West 'Sun1Jy'
But Emtem Seaboard StateB Show Cwrida
T-,.ef.~t-. .
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'p ..
Offic·~rs
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Ambtlshed
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MADRii> ~(UPI ~ Ilea
believed to be a rllbl-wlac r-. venc• oquad •hot a 8-pl bar
· -to death la NortherD Spela &lnday nl1ht iii apparent retalla·
Uon for a suerrllla bomb atiad<
that killed three policemen la the
aame Baeque area a few bouts
earlier.
Generall1almo Francisco Franco'• covemment went into
•Pl!!~ti""orloo tolitideaiai wltbviol the ~ ell'~ Oil po c .....
trtoend by the exeeutioo ol ft"'
revolutionariea nine days aao
and the ·new1paper Hoja De
Lunes said It WU clear that there
must be "implacable Justice" of
the new police idllitlp.
THE GOVEaNKENr holdl in
prison about 30 accused guer·
rillu facing possible charges un-
der the tou&h antiterrori.st laws.
The government, whJch last
week reaffirmed the death penal··
ty for terrorists convicted of till·
ing policemen, c9uld decide to
beginnewtitaU at anytime.
A first wave of such""trlaII
ended wilh the execution nine
days ago of five revolutionaries.
a move that brought anti-Spanlah
demonltrations throughout the
world and waves of prc>-Franco
demon1trations ln, Spain. Six
policemen have been killed sine~
the executions and another was
killed in a auerrilla-style bank
robbery.
The leaders of the riibt-wing
Falance group, the original
ideological spearhead of Fran·
co's N:ationa.J,ists, l.qued a COIQ-
munlque today in which they ac-
cused a "tired" Western Europe
of t'eading anti·Franco de-
monstrations in an effort·tomake
Spain the site of another civil
war.
THE GUBRRILLAS car-
ried out SUnday'a attack near
the Basque town of Onate with a
fraementation mine they set off
by remote control, a lactic in the
style of the militant separatist
group known as ETA for the Bas·
que words for Basque homeland
and liberty.
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8UFl'UI DIRAll! ... ...,_ Mllcllea
• Martha. 'Sick
Gii-1,' Suffers
llone Disease
WASHINGTON (UJ11). -;-
Martha llitcbeU..jl bWDi ii• ....
chemotherapy treatments lor a
blood plasma dlaeue her clocton
say is manase•tile.
Mrs. Mitchell, 57, wife of ,,
former attorney aeneral John
Mitchell, baa been In Northern VirCinia Doctor's Hospital wben>.
she bill been underfoln& teota.!or
the put month.
' "SllE WAS a pretty alct prl
but ilbe la improvin1)1ally," ac·
cordln1 to her pbyoictan, l>r.
Thomas O'Brian, an lmanlst. l!e
predicted she could leave the
hospital at the .,d ol tbla "91<
"but will continue to underlo
chemotherapy treatment." ·
A team. o( hematolOl!all made
the dil!IP>oois that Mn. Mltdleil
baa a blood pla1ma, dt1eue:
These 1pec!alla11< an l>n. Lee ,
Smith, R6b<irt ~· _.,.s Wlnat:i!P. Ueno. A Ii )'Dr. -
BarbUa M,ella: alao ha at~
tendinf 111'11. llitcliell far a 411-
eaae that·reCaWres trelt"*'l On ·a reswar bull, accmllnlr lo Ibo .
doctors. "It'• a d1-that la
manageable,•: one of them said.
Mrs. Mitchell first entered the
bos~ital in connection with
cracked ribs.
Castro
SclWmes ·
Cited1
• WAIRDIOTON' «AP> -CIA
-mpta to kUI Cuba'• J'ldel ' ~oecurnd-tbree
--" but there Is DO bard e..tdeac• that •any pnaid.enf' autllori1td auch 1cb9mlm. ac."
-. to the ebalrmm" tbe' IM#t~P 411•: Son. l"rat Cllurdl (J).Jdillo)
uld lbat "piano ...S 1111..,.. ..
asalaat Castro'• llfe .. _ ~
ye&n from the Ei..W aw .s.
ministration throucb the Ken.'
nedy adminlatratloll. ... illli> tlle.
1o1m-admJlliatratioll. ••
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8lMS and Amwen.'' a.8'dl allo't
said, "We have no lwdftideDce..
that ilirectiy relates ,lbla activity i
lo any·oriler that was atven ,b:r
any prnldenl."
Church said the attemptsi
againlt Castm_ bad been con ..
firmed by former CIA Director
Richard M . Helm.a in secre~1 testimony before the lntelligence \
committee. . •
Although Church has made t
previous references to CIA pl~,
and attempts asalnst Ctatro's
life, his remarks .1ave a much
wider scope to the aa:ency•s in-
volvement in assassination than
pttvlously reported.
CIA Director Wi!Uam E .
Colby, in a separate appearalicl on the CBS program "Face tbtll
Nation," refused to di.lcusa the
allegations of CIA involnment IJ!,:
assassination, saying "the situa-
tion was ve,ry murky, and ••• J
really don't believe that tbia aub,,.
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LOS ANGELES !AP>
-America should mate
"redistribution of Jobi"
it1 cliier aocl81 aoal.
Califomla Gov. EdlDlllld
Brown Jr.says.
But that doesn't mean
the government 1bould
become an eDiplo1w of
last resort, creatini
millions of jobs few the
unemployed, Bro"!!' Uid
in a nationally tefnlfed
••Meet the Pr111• in·
terview Sunday.
During the broac1c-.
Brown displayed the un-
pred l ct able m,ix of
liberal and conae"atlve
views which have )et!a a
trademark of hil nilWr
month state admlnllti'a-
tioo.
HE SAID TOO lnany
liberals aren't facina: Up
t o A m e r i c a '.5
resPonsibllity to main-t4dn a strong military
force.
And Brown said many
o( the social programs
sponsored by the
Husband
Seeks Tips
On Rapist
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
-The husband of singer
Gogi Grant h .. offered
''I would like to see an
austere, leaner commit-
ment oa the part of the
people of this country.
We need a greater dis-
cl p Ii n e . We need a
greater sense of
restraint. It lakes
sacrifice. It takes strug-
gle," he said.
"a substantial reward" Elton John-for information leading
to the arrest of the man
who raped and robbed Red Hot Seller:
he~.he singer and her SAN FRANCISCO
10-year·old son Joshua (UPI) -Rock star Elton
were among five persons John is red hot. Ninety
iii a doctor 's waiting· minutes after radio an-room last week when a nouncemenls Sunday
qi.an entered, drew 8 where tickets to his con·
Jistol and tied lhem up. ·certs would be sold, his
He robbed the patients Oct. 19 and Oct. 20 ap-
aod raped Miss Grant pearances here were dnd another woman, said sold out, despite the tact
Miss Grant's husband, there had been no ad·
Beverly Hills . attorney vane; ... publicity for the
Robert Rilkind. _ev_en_~_. _____ _ lr~•t• control
Gun Laws Hit
i :By.GOP ·Group
! PALM SPRINGS !AP) -The leadership of the
. ,grassroots California Republican Assembly is call·
,ing for a state constitutioo.al amendment that would
block gun control proposals in California.
The proppsal, suggested by stale Sen. H.L.
"'Bill" Richardson, (R-Arcadia), suggests an
amendment to specify "the legislature shall make
mo law to infringe upon the right of citizens to keep
and bear arms.''
The resolution was passed unanimously Sunday
at the concluding meeting by some 200 delegates. at
the CRA's quarterly conference. Former Gov.
Ronald Reagan, the conference's headline speaker,
had joined in enthusiastic applause for the proposed
anti-gun control amend-
( State J ment when Richardson
. . ~ :. • advanced the resolution.
"l'liabr Rap• Bro.,11
WS ANGELES (AP) -Consumer advocate
Ralph Nader says Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has
''become an increasing source of disappointment''
1because he has failed to take action on basic pro·
bl ems such as unemployment and pollution.
''We've been waiUng and seeing for nine
months and you knO"!: nine months ts the gestation
_period for human beings,'' Nader said"Sunday, talk·
ing to reporters before addressing a statewide con·
sumers conference. He acc\ised the 37-year-old gov·
·emor, a rormer Jesuit seminarian, of "mystical
evasion/'
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'Albee, angry at revisions made in the text of bis
play, •'Tiny Alice," tried to stop the show at an
American Conservalol')' Theater opening.
After watching a preview Friday night, Albee
.stormed 'backstage and demanded that tl)e play' be
restored as he had written it or the Saturday night
premiere canceled. 111
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statement before curtain. but ACT zefused. ACT is·
sued a st;atement Saturday. saying: "We believe
that our production ia • valid and mea.n.ingful in·
terpretaUon of Albee's play." ·
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who hope to ''sensitize•• Japanese Emperor
lllroblto to the dangers of anolher war war In, Asia
began a four-day ,pratelt Sllnd•t at the music
center. · .
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\•liflne at the MuslCCenter Pl•za !Milliib\t{eaiies-
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UCI's Proud Decade
Ten years ago, with half a library and only seven
other buildings on its 1,500 acres. the Irvine campus or
the University of California opened classes for 1ts first
<COntingcnt of 1,589 students. _
Tooay more than 9,000 students are enrolled, the
fac ulty has grown from the initial 118 to 550, there are
20 academic buildinqs and lhe bare hills of 1965 have
been transform ed with trees and landscaping lo make
the Irvine campus one of lhe rnost altractive in all the
UC famil y.
For Orange County, the opening of UC! was a
cultural as well as an educational landmark. It has
more than fulfil!C<l its promise to the community
which richly benefit s from it s splendid library, ex-
tension prog rams, mus ical and dramatic prescnta~
tions and ongoing scientific research.
In addition, of course. is the tremendous a nd
,growing contribution to the economy made by UCI.
·both from its own operations and more importantly
:from attracting high caliber business and industry.
'fom<>rrow the Daily Pilot will publis h. a .special
~ection devotee! to the first 10 years of UCI -a proud
1:1ecade for the univers ity and the county. .
Zoning Lesson
ThC northern California community of Petaluma
,. '.recently won court approval of a growth control plan
' limiting major new development projects to 500
.dwelling units a year.
Bt1l the city of Palo Alto has run into a legal snag
for attempting to block growth by rezoning privately
1 .owned land without compensating the owners.
A U.S. District Judge ruled that the city had
lilerallv "taken·· 513 acres of land by changing the
zoning in 1972 from ''1>l anned community" to ;,open
space."
Under the original zoning, the owners contended ,
• the acreage would have been worth $10 million for ~e
sidenUal and commercial development.
The city at first contemplated condemnation or
tlie land, but when this proved too coslly, it attempted
to resolve the issue by simply changing the ioning.
This, the judge concluded, had the effect of pre-
venting, rather than controlling development. and
Jefl the owner with a virtually useless investment.
Now the courts will decide how much Palo Alt~
must pay for what the judge called subterfuge in the
zoning maneuver. And there's a lesson here for.
-Orange County communities that might be con ~
s idering a similar approach to questions or growth.
Indian Hypocrisy
lndia"s Foreign Minister Y.B. Chavan arrives in
\Vashington today to inaugurate a joint Indian·
American commission to improve relations between
the two governments. Thfs friehdly gesture on the part of Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi follows by just a week India 's
expulsion of still another fore ign journalist for alleged
violation of rigid government press censorship.
Lo s Angeles Times correspondent Jacques Leslie
w as ~the s ixth foreign n ewsman and the fourth
American to be expelled by the Indian government ..
Also ousted were correspondents for the Wa shington
Post, Newsweek and the Associated Press
The American Embassy, we are advised, urged
the government not to expel Leslie because of official
concern that it might have an -adverse effect on
Foreign Minister Chavan's reception in Washington .
And well they mifht be concerned. Sending a -
minis ter on a mission o friendship while continuing lo
expel American journaljsts to keep Americans from
learning the facts about India has to set some new re-
cord in arrogance and hypocrisy.
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Recession
May Curb
Book Glut
Kissinger's Career in Balance
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
Cold as the statement sounds,
not everything in a recession is
bad. A lot of unnecessary fat gets
lopped off along with the jobs,
although nobody likes to look up-
on himself as ''fat'' in the
employment market.
One of the most salutary ef-•
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Billions of d o llars in
weapons lo whole coun-
tries full or people who
don't even like eac h other:
many billions more for our
own "defense '' budget-
and you worry about
HANDguns!
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Congress Holds · Mideast Key
WASHINGTON -The
dangerous d eadlock between
Secretary of State Kissinger and
the Democratic Congress now
threatens to undermine not only
the Egyptian-Is raeli Sinai agree-
ment itself and the U .S.-
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pening.··
) quent approval of the whole
package.
The House International Relil·
lions Committee is moving in a
diametricaUy opposite course.
Key members of that panel are
quietly insisting on complete
separation of the issue of early-
warning technicians from the
rest of the Kissinger-lsr.a.eli bun·
die. They want the resolution
authorizing the technicians to
stand alO(!e.
m enls in a situation where, as
one congressional source told us.
"there is maximum pressure or
time:•
The reasons ror the con ..
gressional power grab constitute
an indictment by the Democratic
Congress of Kissinger's
diplomacy. Foremost among
them: the Nixon administra-
tion's secret pledge to South Viet·
nam that ··maximum•• U.S.
power wouid be used against any
Communist invasion.
fects of the current recession was mercially evolved in this coun-
ti 5een in the re· try, is little more than a gigantic
•cent annOun-lottety.Since public taste is unp-
c em en t by redictable, and fashions in read-
Egypti an en-
tente , but
more impor·
tant. Egyp-
tian President
Sadat 's
courageous
conc ilialiOI\
policy.
Each day
(hat passes
'without
That points up an indisputable
fact : the 200 technicians.
together with the multiple arms,
ener gy and money deals Ki ss·
inger had to pay for Israel's con-
sent to the Sinai agreement, are
now being used to prevent that
agreement from being carried
out. The loser is not Jsrael, whose
public virtue is spotles~ .since it
expressl y conditioned its
withdrawal on the 200 techni-
cians. The-losers are Egypt -
and Sadat.
FINALLY, the Sinai-agree-
ment comes before Congress at a
time when the congressional
grab !or power .over foreign.
policy is reaching white-hot in-
tensity. Never before has the
Senate Foreign Relations Com-
mittee demanded that an ad-
ministration make full public dis-
closure of confidential agree-
That explains tbe element or
spite mixed wilb revenge clearly
discernible in the newest war ..
betwe-ercorrgressana-mead;-
ministration. Kissinger has
seldom been subjected to such
acrimonious questioning as he
was last week by tjle senate
Foreign Relations Committ~e.
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Macmillan. 1 ing are as capricious as style in
one of the clothing, most publishers will put
largest book out 40 or 50 books a season, in lhe
publishers in hope that on e or two or them (not
the country, necessarily the best) will strike
Israeli withdrawals to its new
lines in the Sinai Desert makes
Sadat more vulnerablC to Arab
political charges that he sold oul
the Arab cause ror nothing.
r that it plans to oil.
publish only AND, of course, one big best-
about half as seller pays the way for all the
many adult rest. It is the sam e principle as
and juvenile titles of general in-buying 100 tickets in a million-
terest this year as it <lid last year. dollar lottery; if one of them hits,
Indeed, continualion of stub-
born congressional delay in ap-
proving 200 \.J .S. technicians for
radar duly in the new no-man's
land could force Sadat to
postpone or even cancel his first-
ever visit here, now scheduled
for Oct. 26. Sadat was originally
due in Wa s hing t on last
December, but canceled because
or lack of diplomatic progress on
Israeli withdrawal from the
Sinai.
MOREOVER, s ome pro·
Israeli Congressmen are now in·
sisting that Congress approve not
only the 200 technicians but
virtually the entire package of"
agreements in one document.
Such a one -p ac kage con·
gressional resolution would not
be binding , because the arms.
economic aid a nd oil money
would have to be voled in
separate legislation.
Wlf."l<s ., . THUS, Kissinger's future, as
well as Sadat's and Egypt's, is on
the line in \.he poisonous in-
fighting which has raised a ques·
lion mark over the results of one
of the most difficult diplomatic
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It is an odd paradox of youhavemorethanrecoupedthe
.American literacy that while we money invested in the others.
do not read a lot of books per Taste, discretion, and editorial
capita -as compared to many judgment take second place to
poorer European countries -we the numbers game.
publish far more than anyone Now, however, it is siriiply get-
else. In fact, the market is ting too e xpensive to indulge in
flooded with thousands of books this form of literary roulette.
CQnSigned to speedy oblivion. Books that used to cost $3 now
But such a one-package deal,
being pushed by Republican Sen.
Clifford P. Case of New Jersey
among others, would constitute
congressional sanction for subse-
f;J .
~'Which one• are the
children?'
,. Kissinger will survive. But un·
•Jess Congress acts sooo, Sadat
may not. That would be a
catastrophe for every actor on
the Middle.East stage except. the
radical Arabs -and possibly
lsraeL
BOOK EDITORS and re-
viewers cannot possibly keep up
with the spate pouring off the
presses; not one in 20 even gets a
notice in the m edia; and the com-
petition for space is so frantic
that sometimes even worthwhile
books ge\ los t in the shuffle, only
to surface years later as a
••fmd,'' while the author is quiet-
ly starving to death.
cost $8 and up, us ually up,
because the price o! paper, ink,
binding, shipping and everything
else h as been caught in the
frightening yeast of inflation.
One good book will no longer pay
the cost of a dozen flops_
SADAT'S alarming political
proble ms st e m from the fact that
while his country has signed the
new Sinai agreement. Israel has
not -and will not until Congress
approves the dispatch of the
American technicians.
Free Press Challenges·
If all trade publishers would
follow Macmillan"s lead and cut
their lists in hall, we might begin
to move from mere quantity to
quality, and the worthwhile
books would have a chance to
make their mark on me rit..
Book publishing, as it has com-
It is unfair lo the authors, and
no service to the r eaders, to
publish books that are given no
publicity, no advertising, and no
reviews, in the wistful hope that
if they begin to catch on by
themselves they will then be pro~
vided with promotional support.
Most that die deserve never to
have been born, and with half the
birth-rate, the remainder are as-
sured of at least the nourishment
to survive their fragile infancy.
This is raising questions at in-
formed levels in Congress {lbout
how much Is rael really wants the
new agreement, now that Presi-
dent Ford has ended the Israeli
·arms embargo and new weapons
are flowing to Israel.
'"Israel's s trategy seems to be
changing," a congressional in-
sider told us. ''They seem to be
doing exactly nothing to lobby
~Onl{rei;~ on the technicians.
Cons tde nng Israel's real power
up here, it's funny nothing is hap-
WASHINGTON-Many will say
it is hyperbolic to write, as we
have done, of guerrila warfare
against the free press in
America. They hear no gunfire;
the paper comes to their door
every day seemingly unchanged.
Yet the struggle to maintain
The Man Wlw Created Tarzan
p r e s s
freedom
today re ·
sem bles the
rirs t stage of
an Arab oil
embargo .
H e r e and
there, a small
filling s tation
closes, but
there seems Edgar Rice Burroughs had a
profound efrect on most ever-
ybOdy in America who today is 45
to 65 years old -including a 10-
~ year-old futur e write r in
Waukegan, Jll., named Ray
Bradbury.
•• ..• We may h ave like Verne
and Wells and Kipling, but we
loved, we adored, we went quite
mad with Mr. Bllrroughs,'' Brad·
bury says in hil\ introduction to
••-Ms•r Rite Burroughs: Tbe
M.• WM Created TanaJi.''
Burro,u&bs was not the first
pulp wnter to create a character
wbo took possession of his art. A
~tee! Conan Doyle kept ..-eit alive lhrolllh SbeTlock· JlalJaea and tbe coatlnental op
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~lnd Sam Spade supplied many ii
drink ror Dashiell Hammell-
"Burroughs had railed at many
businesses, was married and had.
two children · when h e sent
··u nder the Moons of Mars" to
''All Story .Magatine" in 1911.
••J WROTE this story beeause 1
needed the money it might bring.
and not from motives or senti-
men.L • .' • he wrote in reply to
L"<iitor T .N. Matcalf's suggested
story chances. "'Although l
·became veey inuch interested in
"'l'be day of the printed word is
far from ended. Swllt uls the de-
ll•ery of the radio bulletin,
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• gaphlc as la televllion's eyewit·
ness picture. the task of adding.
_meaning and clarity remains urgent. People c ...,_ and need
not absorb meanings at the speed
ctllgbt. •
-EndlnCanhant, . ,.,....,.r tttitor . .
it while writing. 1 '
The $400 he received for this
story started him on his amazing
writing career which turned into
an induiitry that exists today.
One 'son illustrated the Tarzan
stories, his first wife proofread, a
son-in-law was one of the early
movie Tarzans and Burroughs's
daughter acted in Tari.an movies
and radio serials.
The "All Story'' for October,
1912, published "Tarzan of the
Apes•• and paid ERB $700for it.
to be plenty of ~
gas around until the day cotnes"
when it is gone. ·
Freedom of the 'Press
has been curtailed lately in
hundreds of instances around the
country. Politicians and pro.
secutors, shaken by nt!wspaper
disclosures, have been waiting in
ambush. A grim if subdued
struggle is underway, and the
body l!ount is rising. Here are
some typical cases.
The new and undoubtedly the · definitive book on Burroughs was -BERNARD ABLE, editor or
written by author-historianlrwln the weekly Westmore News or
Porgesand published recently on Port Chester. N .Y., was found
the 100th anniversary of the birth guilty of ''harassment,•• while
of ERB by Brlabam Yo-.ng two buildings he owns have been
University Pr.., ($1'Jl5). TIMl threatened wllh condemnation
book conla.ins 820 outslzi!<I pag.. '-by local authorities. Why? He
and almoot 300 photographs and wro<e several editorials blasting
illustration s from ERB's those authorities for inadequat&
voluminouafiJd. police protection in the black sec-
By 1926 Tartan appeared In tjon of Port Chesler. . •
translation in.11 European cou:n· -For six mont~s, re•
tries and w~ published in Arable porters Rlahard Cady an<[
and Urdu. Burroughs was the William Anderson oC the Jn ..
most popular writer in Russia,· dianaPolis Star lived under -the
where he was published in pirat-cloud of a criminal indJctmut
ed editions which ml\Y help ac-.charting them with havfna con·
count for bis extreme anll· '1_pired to bribe a police oflffr.
Bolshevism. , ,Their real offense: writing a T-l'HACKREY--UJ!1i Pulitzer Prlze.wlnnln aerl
(JA<:_K ANDERSON]
posing corruption in the ln·
dianapolis police department
and in the Marion County pro-
secutor's office.
-After Floyd Norris, a re-
porter for The Monitor of Con·
cord. N.H., wrote a story about
dubious conduct by area officials
-in the .awarding or a dog track
franchise, be was arrested at his
typewriter and charged with
J)065essiog ''stolen property•• -
that is, the document containing
the allegations.
-In Alabama, reporters John
Jones and Ron Casey of the
Birmingham News, alter writing
artil!les charging Sheriff C. P.
W~ker with wrongdoing. were
promptly arrested by the over·
wrought sheriff. who charged
them with conspiracy to murder
or maim Jilm.
tiatlty between reporters and
their sources. This is an essential
.pre-condition for investigative
·reporting. •
-IN CONGRESS. the leaders or both parties have joi!].ed in
pushing what amounts to an or~
ficial Secrets Act. In effect this
wouJd permit newsmen to .ftport
-Only those official docwpents, ac-
tions and pr~eedin,gs the gov·
ernmeot doesn't object to.
Increasingly, thel'fl bas been
an ugly tendency {o treat
newsmen as ·criminals for the
mere ro\ltlne perfonnance of
1.beir jobs and lo Strip them of the
First Amendment· protections
that permit them to defend:thei.r
fellow cit·iiens aaainst the
powers of government.
This is part or a growing,effort
to put the press under the control
of government and to blot out all
sources of lntormaUoa that com·
pete witbtk!e officlal version.
ORANGE CO'!iT "
DAILY PILOT
ALL THE reporters mentioned
here, with the except.Ion of Able.
have been able to clear
themselve• of any wrongdoing.
They had to pay a toll, .however, lt.obmN. WHd,P'llbtwwr
in Ume and expense. Thoma • K~nnl, Editor
But these red-neck assaults 011 Barbara Krribidl.
the pr~s are the easiest to de• Editorial Page ~dUOf'
fend aga.ln.st. Farm~ insidious 'l'he tc:Utoriat page of the Da"1
are the subtle moves to un-Pilot •e•k• to inform and
dermlne the press by respectable &llmulate readers by prMf11t1ni
:officials. For instance: on thi s Ptae diverse co;nuntntary
-Jn the face ol mounting on topics of lntere$.t..b>: s)1Mticat·
bu ! ed c~~mnisu.-nd cartoonists., by ,PU c diua isfact.lon with the prov1d1'l& a forum ror readers'•
performance of courts around views and by preaenUnc thl•
the country, a rash or judicial ntwspaper'• opinion• ..m. toeas
gag orders has banned newsmen on. current topics. The edll.Ori1t
from reporting on selected court , oP1nions or the Oa.lly Pilot.9PP11r
trials and related proceedings in only in the editorial column 1tlhe
Arizona,. California, FJorlda, lop ot the paae.. Opiril~ ex•
G I L pressed by the columRiats aad e o r g a • o u i s I a n a , (artoon;:su and letter writeri It.re
Mass.chusetta, Misslsslppt, New their o-.yn and no tndorP,ement ~
Y6rk and Pennsylvania. thtir Vle-.•1 by tho Dill.Jy ~ -There Is a widespread elfok •ho1dd be inrerred .
by prooecutors and Judaes to • Mon. day, October6,1975 •, · lltill•il>luitc:onlld."t--l.....:=:.;:.:::.;_:i;::;;:_:;,;;;.~;;.;..J_
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lmurance Rates Up
-And May Rise Again
I B7'nleA1_;::.·_ A8POIUCSMAN FOat.beJnsuraoce
Bathing
In Nu de
Allowed
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Automobile own en have !1een bit by. .-tnformltloo ln1Utute said auto In·
sharp increuea in tbe cc.l of. car in· · • -surance tbts year ...i there are In· 'llJD'ance rat~ rlnt _,., limited by
dicaliooo tbat the spiral bis only just wace and pnce coo:!-""'· Eyen after· beCUJI. Tbe lnduetry ""10 the price tbe end of contro~: I.be bw11ness was m. are due"to lnllallaD. mare acci· dalil4 pretty well. Tbere wu no need
deeta and a growin& 11umber of to~ralt'.: r ··-ts d--n--• )aW9ulll a.'"' ttum"l"Cr o aca\K:U ~1icu.
'J1M, BUreall of Labor StatilUcs re· helptn1 to ~Cftet increases in tbe cost
por:ted tbat the cost of auto lnaw1111ce of thlnp like Teplacement parts ror
as ·ineuured by the Comu.mer Price damaJed ca.rs and the inllurance com.·
IndeK went uo 1.3 percent in Aucust.. pules' over!tead. went up only aeven·tmlba ~a percent Then came 1974. The number of ac·
!nallall974. ddents started co!og •1>. althoulh no
·, • ooelmowswby.
THE AUTO INSU.MNCE mcrease· ''We're at a loss lo explain it,•• said
for the first ei&bt mmttw of 1'75 fs a spokesman for State Farm
over 5 percent, compued ~a"·~ per-J.nsuraitce COi., the nation's largest
cent aeaaooally adjusted l>Oost ID the auto Insurer. over-all price. index. Auto insurance
went up only #Vee-tenths ot a percent
In all of 111'74. j
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·No-fault •"'9 insurance h!iF
liaPt the increases In some y cuftini tbe nu.mberof lawauits.
Robert' Rowe, Micbiaili'adepuly in·
sui-ance commissioner, said, for ex·
ample. that premiums ln his· state
have remained falrly·st&ble since no-
fault tonk etrectln,1973,
Withou.t no-fault, he said, there
would have been sharp increases.
BUT NO·FAULT GENEL\LLYap·
pliea only to bodily injwy; property
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insurance companies estimate that
two-thirds of your pr'elilium goeS to
pay for property dariiage claims. Jn
addition, only 14 states have strict
enough restrictions on lawsuits and
high enough coverage to be call~
true no-fault.
Asked to ekplain the latest in·
•creases, inaurance cOmpanies say
"that their fates generallf have re-.
mained stable for four years while
their (!Qst.s have been goi.Qg up. They
say the latest round of increases is·
just the beginning or a trend.
Official S~ys
Americans
• I..ike Vodka
r LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) -Vodka
is rapidly supplanting bourbon as the
liquor industry's No. l ID(fley -maker,
according to James Althoff, vice
• THE 55-llllLE·AN·HOUR speed
limit helped cut the number of deaths,
but it did not lowk the number of
!ender.-benders and ot.ber accidents.
State FarD\ said tbat in 1970, tbe
company bad about 98 property
damage liability claims per l,000
policies. The frequency declined
steadily and by the middle of. 1974,
based oo statistics from the first half
or the year, the company was predict-
ing just over 75 claims per 1-.000
policies. The trend changed, however,
in the second half of 1974 and the an-
ticipated 1975. rate fa T7 claims per
1,000 policies.
The Insurance lnforpiation
Institute said studies by the lilsW'ance
Services Office and the National As-
sociaJion of In.dependent Insurers
show an accldent frequency rate in
the first ball or 1975 that is 5.2 percent
higher than in the same period a year
earlier. The averaae loss in dollar
terms is up 13 .8 percent. ·
A SPOKESMAN FOR the indepen-
dent insurers also said that while cos·
ts have been rising steadily, state
!luthorif,ies have been, slow to approve
in.creates
''Finally,. even the most hard·
hearted commissioner had to grant
(the companies) relief," be said
The insurance institute says
another factor in higher premiums is
that "people became increasingly
lawsuit-conscious " That bcx>isted cos·
ts still further
INCREASES VAllY from area to
area In a few s tates, where no-fault
programs took .effect this year, there
have been decreases required by law
EUGENE, Ore. (AP)
-U you want to take tt
off, take It off, take it A·
A·A·L-L-LpU, you c .... do
itnowlnLaneCountJ.
Witbln limits, tbat ts.
After a Year of wran&I·
in& and fO\lr· bearin&B, a
nudity ordln•nc·e has
bffn p•ssed permitting
stiony-dipping and relat-
ed activities in the eoun ..
ty except in seven heavi-
ly used county parks.
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ALSO OUT OF bounds
are t.be cities 2f Eugene
and Springfh!l'd, which
prohibtl public nudity.
State laws banning
nudity require proof of
intent to arouse and have
been hard to enforce
against skinny-dippers
and sunbathers.
HOWEVER, THERE
are many remote areas
of the county in which
skinny-dipping and swi
bathing have been com-
mon for years.
Rural residents who
said they have been ex-
PoSed to public nudity
against their wishes
wanted lo ban it all over
the county, and Sheriff
David Burks agreed with
them.
HE SAID THE curTeOt
law is backwards, and
should design~te areas
for public nudity instead
of d esignatjng a~a1
where it is badned
,Commissioq.er Bob
Wood, who wrote the or·
dinance, said it is de·
signed to protect the
rights oC everybody and
recognizes the right of
county residents to enjoy
the outdoors in a manner
a ppropriate to lbe
circumstances
The list of parks
forbidding nudity can be
expanded under the or·
dinance.
3 Compete
.t, chairman of the Callfomia Retail ll·
quor Dealers Association.
State Farm says it has been granted
increases iri 19 states this year and
probably will be applying for higher
premiums in other areas In three
states -Florida. lllinoia and
Washington -State Farm · has re·
ceived two increases this year -and a
spokesman said other places can also
expect double boosts
University High School
students Eric Rosen-
baum, Lauren Mayer
and Diane Tewsley are
Irvine's semifinalists in
the 1976 National Merit
Scholarship Program.
They will be among
15,000 competitors for
about 3,800 scholarships
n~xt spring.
.. ~~ t He said that American drinkers are
· · .. consuming more vodka, gin and le·
"' ' · quilla, but whiskey consumption was •' . dropping. .
·~ Althoff, here to attend an associa·
··J lion convention, attributed the change
in consumption habits to two con·
sumer groups -women and young
""; adults.
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The independent insurers '
spokesman said there "absolutely''
will be more increases ahead, but pre-
dicted that they would be smaller
than increases in the C05l or other
·items.
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World Pants for More le.ans
SAN JL'RANCISOO (AP) -ro Moscow, they sell
IOC' as mue.b as $HO aa tbe black market. lo Britain,
Pr1neeu Anoe wean tbem to riding competitions.
American llotora of.fen special Gremlin and
Hornet moclela wltb !lllbolstery dyed to look like them . ~ ·
They are, of coune. Levi's -bluejeans made
by San Franctsco'1 Levi Strauss and Co., the
world's larp:at pants manufacturer. They're also
me or th, world's -known trade names, rq!<lng
wltb Coke and Jeep.
Wby are jeans ao popular?
AUTHOR MA11511ALL Mei.URAN believes
youna: people · wear what Were basically work
clothes to demonstrate tbeir rejection of what they
see as middJe-clus values. ·
••Jeans,'' be s,.ys, "represent a riPoff and a
rage qainst the Establishment."
Others say It's pure practicality.
''I've worn. tbe same pair or jeans for six years
..• can't beat that," said denim-dressed Michael
Howard, 23,"ofSan Fraffi:isco.
' 11THEY FEEL GOOD AND ALL my friends
wear them," explained l6-year-0ld Cindy Trevors
of Daly City, who wore a pair of corduroy jeans.
Whatever the rtason, there's no denying jeans
are in demand. A truckload ol blue denims was hi·
jacked recently in tbeSan Francisco Bay area.
Designer Emanuel.Ungaro exi>lained the grow ..
ing universal social acceptance or jeans by declar-
ine, •'There's a form of reverse snobbism connected
Today, Levi Slnull aellJ more lllaD J,500 •
f<Hnt lot numben -each -npi-lilll l'-
separllle style, f abrlc and colorcombillallon.
"For yean and years tbe DM»t 1'0Pular ~
was a pair of Levl'syoufaded,.,.....elf. Now people
want it done for them and we do,'' aald the
spokeainao.' "We even otrer cormeots tbat a(e
faded but are guaranteecf tofaclemore.••
THROUGH ITS INTONATIONAL cll'fisloll,
the rlrm markets u .. variety al products In mor:e
than'° countries.
Legend bas it that Levi arrived In San Fran·
cilco from New York with a load of canvas he in·
tended to sell as tenU and wagon coven for miners
bound for the California gold·fields. Once ubore, lie
repc>rtedly met a grizzled prosped.or who looted at
the canvas and told Strau.u he '"sbould've brGUCbl
pants" because "pants don't wear worth a boot up
in the diggi.ns. I I •
Straus's conve~ed his tough canvu into work
pants which were an instant success. Later. be
switched to a sturdy cot.too loomed in NimM.
France, called ''Serge de Nimes'' and subsequently
corrupted to "denims."
ANOTHER INNOVA110N WAS the use of cOP-
per rivets to stre.ngt.ben the pants. Supposedly the
change was made to mollify a prospector named
Alkali Ike, who bad the destnactive habit <>f cariy·
ing rock samples in his PoCkets. '
with wearing jeans today... r-;~~;--:~~~;:;;;;;r;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;-Execulives at Levi Strauss are confident their LOSE WE-IGHT success will continue.
"WE'LL SELL MORE THAN 150 million gar.
ments this year,•• predicted a spokesman for the
company, who said the pants' popularity "is a very
simple thing . . . we make a quality gar'ment at a
reasonable price."
Levi's are more than a century old, the
brainchild of a 20-year.old Bavarian immigrant
wbo created them in 1850 for California's gold
miners.
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You love the clothes. Polyester
knit dresses, pantsuits, skirt suits
and wardrobers. In sizes 8 to 18.
Dresses. Orig. $40-$52, 29.99-39.99
Two piece dresses and jacket dresses.
Originally $52-$74, 39.99-49.99
Two and three piece pantsuits
and four piece wardrobers.
Originally $52-$96,
39.99-69.99
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·Prowler Ruled Sex Offender
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Slated
SANTA ANA -A
woman bo oked on 1 murder c harges after ·
she allegedly e mptied
her gun into the back of 1 her male companion as
they drove in the Buena
P'ilrk area has been or-
dered to race trial Dec. 8
in Orange County
SJperior Court.
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SANTA ANA -Back Bay prowler 11.icbeel L•· NewPort Beach Police who arnsted the young
Mont Hi~• baa been sent to Patton State Hospilal stock cletk said be used a butcber knife or a platol to
as a mentally diaordered sex off ender attar plead· menace youn& women wbo were walklnl their does ~ ~l ~~~~ to charges ol assault witll lDtmt to com· _,111;._tbe=Ba=c•k•Ba...;y;;;;ar=e•a.=========~
Orana:e County Superior Court Judge James H. ~ Walsworth orde red the commitment ollD&Clns. 20,
of Santa Ana. He further ordered the coovteted man
returned 'to bis courtroom Dec. 24 roe action on a
~ progress report.
~ Check Trial Set
'For Viejo Woman
WILL ORANGE .COUNTY
AIRPORT
BE EXPANDED?
-tiow many more flights per day will
be sent over Newport Beach?
WORRIED ABOUT SERIOUS
AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS BECAUSE
OF SAFETY PROBLEMS?
Jud ge K enne th ,
Williams set the trial
date for Carolin Tameria
Davis, 34, o f Buena
Park, after she pleaded
Umocent by reason or in·
s&nity to the m u rde r
count. He appointed two
psychiatrists to examine
her.
-·-~-···· ci.ilyl'l ... M.llff,..... SANTA ANA -A Saddlebac~ Valley woman
accu.s_ed. on arrest of ~sing some ~.900 in j)a__d
chec-ks has been ordered to face trial Oct. 21 in
Orange County Superior Court. •
DONALD McLEOD TAKES FLU SHOT FROM CLINIC'S JOY YEDOR
Annual Program tor Seniors Hal Begun at 43 CUnlcs
·IS YOUR SLEEP OISl'URBEO
JETS FROM O.C. AIRPORT?
BY
Senior Shots Home Plan
Tests Due
Juda:e James H. Walsworth set the trial date for
Charlene Laura Allen, 30, of 2.5691 Minoa Drive,
Aegean Hills, and ordered her to return lo his
courtroom Oct. 17 for.a pretrial bearing.
: Mrs. Davis was arrest-
ed during the Labor Day
weekend and charged
with th e killing of
Ilic bard Gene Pollock,
also of Buena Park ..
Whose body was found
Slumped b e h i nd the
wheel of his car.
Fl I • at• F ANAHEIM-A home · u mrnuruz ions ree protection plan !or resale
or existing homes, pro-The annual senior C'itizen flu immunization pro-mptedby the; advent of
gram begins this month at 43 clini cs throughout con1:1 umerism, will be
Orange County and will continue throug h testedbylheNationalAs··
Mrs. Allen faces multiple criminal char&es that
include burglary, forgery and grand ~eft. Arrest·
ing officers said the check charg~stemmed.rr~m
her defrauding of the Ban1t or Amenca, lbe Secunty
Pacific Nation&l Bank and the Southern California
COME HEAR WHAT SUPERVISOR
THOMAS RILEY PROPOSES TO 00
ABOUT O.C. AIRPORT NOW ANO IN
THE FUTURE!
DATE OF MEETING: TUESDAY OCT. 7tll
7:10 P.M. First National Bank. ·
December. sociation or Realtors. F1ushotsarerree£orpersons60yearso£ageor Speaking to th e
They said the burglary charges stem from al·
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Of Huntington Beach has
dleaded guilty to kidnaP
<lharges which were
<lmong multiple criminal
3llegations lodged after
rhale and femal e
llitchhikers were seUJm)-~)' assaulted. Y
Orang e County
Superior Court Judge
James H . Walsworth ac-
Cepted the plea and set
Oct. 16 as the date on
which Cassidy, 32, 0(8401
Castillan Drive, could be
~t to state prison for
oneto25years.
Cassidy was addi-
ti.onaUy jailed on assault
lind sex perversion
dbarges following his al-
(eged involvement in mi:ninal acts investigat-
ed by police in Newp:>rt
~each. Huntington
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Laguna.
' Police said male and
.female hitchhikers iden-
tllied C;lssidy as the gun-
man.who picked them up
and forced th e m lo
participate in acts or sex-
yal perversion.
Costa Mesa: Women's Club, 610 W. 18th St..
rrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct . 31.
Fountain Valley: Recreation a nd Cultural
Center, BrookhurstStreel and lleil Avenue, £rom IO
a.m. to 1 p.m .. Oct. 22.
Huntington Beach: Seniors Recreation Center,
1706 Orange Ave., from 9:30 a .m. to noon, Oc t. 6,
12:30to2:30 p.m ., Ocl.15 and 9:30 a.m. to noon, Oct.
20.
Laguna Beach: Laguna Beach Free Clinic, 460
Ocean Ave., from 1:30 to 4 p.m . Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30,
Nov . 6, 13 and 20.
Lapna Hills: Saddleback Hospital Medical
Center. 23561 Paseo de Valencia, 9 a.m. to noon and
1 to3p.m ., Oct. 12.
Newport Beach: Newport Beach Mariner's
Library mulli·purpose room, 2005 Dover Drive,
from IOa.m . to4 p.m. Ocl. 25.
San Clemente: Senior Center, Community Club
House on Cabrillo Avenue, from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m .,
Oct. 24 and 25 .
San Juan Capistrano: Community Presbyterian
Church, 32202 Del Obispo, £rom 9 a.m . lo4 p.m ., Oct. 9
andlO.
. Seal Beach: North Seal Beach Gom~unity
Center, 3333 St. Cloud, from 1 to 5 p.m .. Oct. 9, 16
and 23; and Golden Rain Foundation Clinic, 1661
Golden Rain Road, Rm.140 (foe.Leisure World res i-
dents only), from 9 a.m. to noori and 12 :30 to 3 p.m.,
Oct. 6 through 24 .
Westminster: Senior Citizen Drop-Jn Center , .
7571 Westmins ter Ave., from 9 a .m. to noon, Oct. 9.
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-,Ienr-y Weber:· "
Still Fightilig
BJ IAUlllE llASPEll ,. .. .., ........
After 25 years cf o.vlce Heery M Weber :M.l>. retlreclrrom lbeNavyiiDclbepnnpilna. '
Bia baltleo alnce retlnment In l NO, which be wu forced to take becw lunllre ca.....S a p4fllal
1-cf be&riAS, U. dllf.-t fntm lflole be IOW
wblleon actlft d uty.
J!IOW, WITH. WOlllJll RB Wlll1'Bs ror various publicftlms and 1peab ln Iba balls cf JOvemmenl
be'• fiihtiol to pr.....,tba-t. ·. ';
. Dr. Weber, a LeUure Wcrld rtilident, his been
chairman of the environmental preservation com·
mlttee for the Califomla Gardeil Clubs, Inc. for 15'
years. · ~
As auch,be-repreenta 18,000 poraoaa wben-be'-
lobbies both In Sacramento and Wublnctaa D.C.
He speaks more for basic princ1ples than 1peclftc
legislation, he explained, because of 'the club's
status as • nonprofit orcanizatlon.
' Jl'Oll II TS&Sll, 1111 8M a1IO been a board
me~ber of Defc;nden cl Wtldnte, an Or,an•aatioo. ·
which. he explained; believes "wildlife deservel a better.break than generallygiveo byfiah and wildlif&
agencies.''
Dun.rig all these years, he has attended
·numerous agency hearings. 1be experience bas led
him (o conclude that ••resource management is
su~ an important thing, we can't always leave it to
~people we call experts.'' -
· Jtiat Six weeks aao.
be explained,' he
attended a bearing in
WaahlnlloD, D.C. oo·
migratory birds. The·
acenda said that
comments from the
public would be beard,
time permitting • • • LESS . TRAN --,\-"
RALF ROUa before the
bearin& was to end, he-
interrupted the meeting
and obiected that it was
''a n elt:tremely un-
d emocratic way'' to
i.. .conduct a public WEllER hearing. .
· The eXperts, he believes, 68ve usually 31readf
made their decisions before the hearing starts.
· "I guess you could say I'm ki nd of a maverick
in this business," he admitted.
His involvement beian soon after be retired
and moved to Palm Springs. That was when be
learned that mourning doves were being shot as
game birds.
RE OBJECTED, LEARNED THAT others did
too, and tried to get restrictive legislation passed.
The effort failed but it led him into other areas of
concern ...
• "It's been a long pull but it's a very interesting
r subject to be involved in,'' he said.
· "It's up to young people to get busy and use their influence.''
. Although some people are pitting the environ-
, ment against the eccmom.y, Dr. Weber said this is
not.bow it should be. ' .. ....,.
. ''IT'S SIMP LY GETnNG THE wrong slant on
: the picture," he said.
•'When one goes up, the other goes up.•• ,
He believes this would happen if an effort were
made t9 improve the inner cities. Such an effort
would require·jobs, he explained, but it would also
improve one part of the environment while it saves
the outer areas which are rapidly being made into
suburbs.
Dr, Weber, who shares his home office with his
paintings of wildlife, numerous papers he has writ-
ten, a plaque placing hjm in the California
Conservation Hall of Fame and a 20-year-old pet
dove, Solomon, also believes there's no excuse for
air pollution. '
"I TIUNK IT'S TERRIBLE. It's an insult to
one's intelligence to have so little done about it " he
said. '
But his experiences also provide reason to be
somewhat optimistic.
When he became involved in 1940, few people
thought of the environment. Now, many people
share his interest .
. ._ And eight years ago at a meeting in Palm Spr-
mgs, he· recalled, he suggested that energy be con-
served and solar energy be investigated. . ~ ' THAT WAS DUIUNGATIMEwbenpeopiewho
used the· most electricity were given the cheapest
rates. Now , too, people are thinking as be did-then.
"As people become better informed, better
educated," he explained, "they begin to see the ligbt." '
Fuel Shortage
Reduced Deaths?
BERKELEY (AP> -.Alameda County· dlll'il)B.
Last year's gasoline the tint three months Of
shortage may have re-1974.
sulted in a longer life for many Americans by cut· THE GREATEST drop
ting down on auto ex--33 percent in San
bausts, a University oC Fraocisco and 38 percent
California study says. in Alameda County -
A team of public health · came in deaths from
specialists at the un-chronic lung diseases.
iversity's Berkeley cam-Heart disease deaths
pus said that the number declined 11 percent in
of deaths fell 13 percent San Francisco and 11
in San Francisco and 8 percent in Al ameda'
percent across the bay in County.
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Shell Infbrmation Series:
Motor Oil
I want ._to ~p ·your car~ engine
· --· live to a ripe old age. :-·
By Bruce Boswell, Shell Lubrication Expert •
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Whether you use Shell or another motor
oil this 'informatlon might put off that
awful moment when the mechanic says,
"This isn't going to be cheap."
Motor oil is yo ur engine's life blood. The type
of oil you use and the way you use it can help
you get thousands of extra' miles without a
major engine repair.
Oil's enonnous job
' At 55 mph, each piston in your engine moves
up and down inside its cylinaer about35 times
a second. It travels about a quarter of a mile
~~~~ foreverymileyoudrive. When ~ you step on the gas, the piston
rods push against the crank-
shatt with a pressure of more
than a· thousand pounds per ~ square inch.
A film of motor oil thinner
than this newspaper page sep-
arates these parts and keeps
tbi;m from grinding each other
to pieces.
Besides this lubricating
job, a motor oil should clean ~ engine, help
cool it, and protect llglU!lSt rusting. With all
this work to do, your motor oil deserves
your attention. . '
would be hard to start and the thick oil would
be slow getting to vital parts.
Multi grades
Multigrade oils, the kind with two· numbers .
like lOW-40, contain chemicala called
polymers that make them act like l<YW ~
itygrade oils when the engine is cold and high
viscosity grade oils when the engine is hot .
So why doesn't everybody buy multi-
grades? '
Becauiw; single grades gene!fllly cost less.
And many people can use them satisfactorily,
depending OR the we;atJler and the W8)1,they
drive. To find the grades that we recoromend
for the temperature ran(!l!;in your_ area; see
the chart at nght. ' .
Things to consider
when choosing a motor oil
Considsr the kind olj~ng you do. Perl)aps
a single grade lOW lS right for nonnal winter
driving in your area. But on a long highway
tlip with a heavy load, the engine wiJl .get
. pretty hot even though it's oold i>l!t8ide. You'd
commendable job of protecting against the
dirt, soot, acid, and other jurue that gets into
your oil The oil's detergent properties are so
good that about a pound of this contamination
can he suspended in your oil where it will drain
out at changing time.
llut tljere's a limit to what the oil cm do.
If you don'l change, eventually the additive8
a "° to • 10 lO to t00 100•
Oubide Teqqimlture
• Nol 1ltCOITYTleOded !or IUltalned higfl speed drMng
that suspend dirt, tight wear, and so forth
will be used up, and trouble can start.
So, while you can save a few bucks on oil
over the life of a car by' stretching between
changes, I don't think it's worth the risk.
Now ao~ information about
Shtu'mQtoroils:
Check the Shell lineup
, fGI'.. the .righ\ motor oil
for your car. SAE 10W,.SAE30, etc. What
those numbers really mean •
Those are viscosity grades. They tell how
thick the oil is. The higher the nwnher, the
thicker the oil.
need a lOW-30 or lOW-40 for high tempera-
. ture protection as well af'qiiicji ~ter start& ~
Th£ condition ofth£ car can 1'Ulke a dif·
ferena. If the car is hard to start when it's
cold, a low viscosity oil can help it turn over. If
your car is an "oil burner", a higl\ viscosity oil
-~"""'--,,..--}
' The SAE stands for the Society of Auto-.
motive Engineerll.\vho set up the grades. The
W means it's for cold weather use.
When starting an engine in cold weather,
a thin oil like• !OW will f1ow. well and protect
well. But as the engine gets hotter, the oil gets
thinner, and a· lOW can't always protect a hot
1 engine adequately.
The opposite is lI'J¥l for a high viscosity
grade like SAE 30 or 40: It's thick enough to
protect" a hot engine, but on a really cold
moming it would be too thick. The engine
~ Try this motor.oil
.fact or myth quiz.
Your oil can look dirty and still be OK.
F oti. The oil gets dark because engine
contamination is being held in the oil instead
of deposited in tile engine.
Motor oils made from Pennsylvania crude
necessarily per!ornl betltt. M1/J]t. Where
the crude oil comes.from has littli to do vMll
the quality of the finished J!!'Oduot. Re8nfug
and additives make the important dif-
ferenCes in motor oils. ,
. I r ' Everyone should ctuinre the filter every
time they chanre".oil. Myth. Most car
makers recommend changing the filter
every other time. If you're changing it every
time, you may be wasting money. Check
your owner's manual .to find out.
Multigrade oil can save guoline. Fa;:I. In
a cold start-up, a !OW-30 or 10W-40lmu1U-
grade oil will be thinner than a single grade
30 weight Therefore the engine ruM with
less ·drag and uses less gasoli,ne. In cold-
"'eather short-trip driving, when the
engine neve.r really gels· wanned up, some
drivera may save as much aa 3.4 pen:ent,
depei\ding on the car and the !Almperature.
,~
• can cut consumption. (But get it fixed as soon
a8youcan. It pollutes.)
ltdoelflt't hurt lb ntix when adding oil-if
If the oil in your enginelis right for your car,
and the oil you're adding is too, it doesn't
make any difference if they're different
brands.
. Today's cars 1wed not be "broken in"
with any special oil. At your first oil change,
The highest pressure in your engine is where the
camshaft. (A) pushes against the valve lift.en (B).
Here, an anti-¥.'eat additive in the oil lays down a
thin film that must protect while pressure
reaches about.100,000 n.. R'!rsq. inch. . ~ < •
start oft' wit!t the right oil for your car, then
'stick with it.
A good oil doetm't nlld /Ullp from an oil
treatmsnt. An oil that meets the car maker's
warranty eervice requirements is designed to
do eve~J.Ung your engine needs. Look for
"Service Classiftcatio11 SB" on the can.
What.oil changes really do
Maybe yorlve heard a story about a guy who
never changed his oil and drove 50,000 miles
without a breakdown. Some of those stories
might be 'true for all I know. But I wouldn't
try it with mu car. ·
Trui .fact is, you play the odds with oil
changes. (
Today's high quality oils and filters do a
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Shell X·IOO' roolor oils are available in
suiglegrades SAE !OW, 20W, 30, and 40.
Each o!Tera the protection you need for its
temperature range. And each meets the
warranty service requirements of every
U.S. car maker. And most foreign cars.
Shell X·IOO~ Multigrade motor oil is an
SAE !OW -40, an all·season oil offering
excellent high Umperature protection plus
good low temperature startability. lts
patented formula fights sludge and other
contaminants that can harm your engine.
Shell Super x~ motor oil earns the !OW-50
rating, the wid est multigrade range you
can buy. If you want e\1en greater high
Umperature protection than Shell !OW -40,
this oil is for yo ~
With proi*r care and a top quality
motor oil (and Shell Super X is our fine st)
we believe that most of tOOay's newer cars
can be expected to go 100,000miles without
a major eng\ne repair and with no appre·
ciable sac rifice in performance.
-· Any questions? Write me.
Send them with your name aod address to :
Bruce Boswell, Shell OilCo., P.O. Box61609,
Civic Center Station, Houston, Texas, 77208.
.r·or some more informatio11 on taking
good care of your car, ask for our free booklet ,
"Questions and Answers About Motor Oil.''
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Teen Skill· Cla•s Set
Adulla who fi.t a ---'h-hH ..... blem eommuteatl•I •"111111 tstr,.: wOl 11..t
WW. adol-nu will • .,a1a11 at tbe JJnt ~" tbe eb...,.. to Im-Metbodlat .Cbarcb la
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bet•-tbe 81et!of 3'and45. And it's likely to
erop up oece more in Ibo lats 60s alDODll u-e whom deatbl leave In salltude. SUcb la the COil· .. t-al a renownedex~,on matrimony,
OUr LOH and War man connrmo the flndlnC.
But be· canoe. explain why clear-thinking peo-
ple IUdclenly develop blind spols about aHec·
Uon. No doubt he misaed a course or two in
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in Las Vegas and Reno when they're
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other Ne¥ada towns?••
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operators in Ve~· and a-foyl>d out can . of other cancers. ---.. -make more money tbe
OCC Offers Class
On HQliday Cards
---to• wlop -• oilier dla-eu• than persona ol
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One theory about the
o!iliD of the c:!:!i:t:i ---ltll butaw!tcb.
•llfllllll apots If the Ylaltln&
aentlemen brlaa their
wives.
REMEMBER, a
pytbooess is nqt a snake,
With less tbaD IO days
for sboppin& ud other
pttparations left before. Christmas, the Onmge
Coast College photo and
art departinent is ofter·
Ing a helping band.
A four -part ela-.s
series in matins JOUr
own Christmaa cards
begins Tuesday, Oet. 14
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wltll the lon1-term pre-CBlt.\lll08 ~~Ptbe-OrOll'llphJIJ.ald. aence of low-leYel Tbooe driven al an without citizens
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quired, but $3 must be genital area, if the theory vt:rsational underground .. They know the
paid for materials. is eoneet ,.ccordin& to whereabouts or every lawman on wheels.
.Recbb'.tion ii: at clMa Dr. Allred A. Rlmm. .... · They do not seem to resent the traffic ticket
oatbeftratday. .ad.ate pl'Ofeuor ol pre-liven even as much as they're resented by
ventivemedicine. said officers. lt"s an adversary relationship
Rimm and colle81'* something like that of honorable professionals
•t the college studied in ethical competition. Mostly they're not just
58.111 women ·who were courteous. but e:r.tremely friendly Oc-7 LOeals
members of TOPS Club, · casionally, youn1 punks use their eigbteen-•••n H d Ine.,wbichhasfundedre-1 wheelers like weapons. But the seasoned -~NH~I:'~~~::·:·~ onore sarch at the college on truckers don't. They're now m char1e of the
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breads of all aorta. and pastries and tortes ..• and
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The young couple closely ex-
amined the 100-year~d bureau
in the comer of a Costa Mesa an-
tique shop. They spoke in hushed
tones as they decided whether or
not they could afford ita '3SO
price lag.
That scene has become a
familiar one to antique dealers in
recent years. Spurred by the
nostalgia craze ttrat swept the
coUntry in the late 1960s, more
and more young people can be
found prowling through Orange
Coast shops.
The wave of nostalgia for
things from the past rd oo.ly un-
covered candlestick te1epbooes
of the '20s and Mickey Mouse
watches of the '30s, il also re·
kindled an awa.reness of
craftsmanship seldom found in
aoeraofplanned-obsol~ce.
W.hetber it~s . simply • con.
versatioo,.piece to, add colOr to the
living room or au investment in a
handmade oak (lining table,
young P«!ple. are fa<ying hBrd-
earned· dollars for. the relics of
e8rlier generations. '
''We don 't just buy them
because t,Jiey'rd an antique," ex-
plains one young buyer who has
been furnishing her home with
them since getting married.three
years ago.
"We buy them because they're
nice. My husband is a carpenter,
so he rieeog.nizes the good
craftSmambip in them. . ' . GOO!I INYESTili;ENr .
"I just think patural things add
so much more warmth in the
home. I think :tber:e's a certain
vibe from plastic. You can sure
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
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tell something about 4he person
wbo decorates tile home.''
Despite the Obvious warmth in
wood, one cold economic · fact
cannot be overlooked: Antiques
are good investments. .
Rising values were illustrated
by several dealers who comb the
New ERgland states, the
Midwest and estate sales for new
rinds.
Roll top desks selling for $300
two years ago now go for $5()0.
$700. Five years ago kerosene
parlor lamps sold for $!00; they
now sell for nearly $500.
And round oak tables, which
Fran Mace of a Newport Beach
store says she couldn't-get rid ot
10 years ago for $10, tod'ay sell for
$200-$300.
Mrs. Mace attributes the anti-
que craze in part to nostalgia and
the individualism that flourished
in the 1960s.
Hurrying down the aisle of her
treasure-filled .shop, Mrs. Mace
picks up an old milk bottle off a
_crowded display case. A
c;ustomer recently paid $3.SO ror
asimilar bottle.
AMERICA.NA . . I \
"Look at that, ridieulous,"sbe
exclaims. "But they last made
these in 1940. It has no antique
value. It's nostat.aia. ·what we
. call Americana oil Collectables."
Where once she catered to the
elite, Mrs. Mace now sells to a
_qoss-section of people, a large
majority of which areunder30.
"That's only because they
can't stand anymore plastic,"
she reasons. "These kids ap-
preciate the detail in antiques.
Twenty-five years of Formica
and plastic have left their toll.''
The influence of television and
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the movies. Mrs. Mace believes,
also bas been a contributing fac·
tor in the move. •
*" After a moVie with brass beds
came out, her shop had a run on
them . Another movie had •
.k;erosene lamp in it. "They came
in and said 'I have to have a
kerosene lamp.'"
Dorothy Stansberry, a Costa
~esa shop. owner, Is an 11 -year
veteran of antique dealing. She
agrees there has been a growing
interest In the la1t few years. "l
can-tell by the way· things have
disappeared.
HANDWORK
'"They look at new fumiture
which la very expensive and isn't
even all wood. People suddenly
are appreciating bandwork-
thin1s put together with pegs in-
stead of naiJs.
"They didn't grow up with this.
It's a new trip, you might say, to
see something that was
handmade a"bundfedyears ago.··
Mn. Stansberry specializes in
English antiques but she adds
jokin~y. ''We llave a little bit of
everythiag from .early bad taste
to Puadena street light."
She geitures to the large glass
lamp in the next room. "Once in
a while you pick up &fun thing."
Although fu rniture is not of-
ficially labeled an antique unless it is at least 100 years oJd, Mrs.
Stansberry points out tftat even
many 1940s collectables are dis-
appearing rast.
"Now look at those two girls
with a prune box," she says
pointing to the window as two
women leave a nearby shop with
a weathered grocery store fruit
box.
"It bas a country look and they
can put it in their kjtchen.'· She
adds, however . ''To m e I
wouldn't bother with a prune
box.''
INCREASED VALUE
Antique clock collectcr Larry
Smalley. 25. of Whittier , reels one
reason YO\Jng people are buying
antiques is because they are
aware of the amount of deprecia-
tion in new furniture when they
goto sell.
"They financially realize that
you can retain your investment
or increase it with antiques.''
Smalley knows wh at he's talk-
ing about. He invests his money
7here's a
certain vibe
from plastic.
You can tell
something
about a person
who decorates
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claims, appreciate in vaJue 25-39
percent a year.
Richara Bolik, a Gost-a Mesa
dealer, agrees with SmaJley. A
person buying a new dining room
set ror $800 could buy an antique
set for the same price. Bul, he
says, the antique set in five yean
will be worth between $1,000 and
$1,200.
Bolik believes the young
·peoples' interest in antiques
originally started "because the
whole generation is the 'let's get
back to nature generation.'
"Woods when finished proper·
ly talk to you. They·re just
beautiful.''
.\ ' ·nnish-ing' .Touches on Ice
By JO OLSON Ofileoau,~oet-.tt
Disneyland, Big Macs, blue
jeans and Mexican food.
Kristilna Wegelius and Susan
Broman can't get enough of them
when they are in the United
States.
The Finnis h teenagers are stu·
dyin~ in Costa Mela aJ!ain
this fall with Barbara Roles, an
Olympic bronze medalist, in
hopes that they will be able to
skate in the 1976 Winter Olym.
pies in Innsbruck.
This visit is the fifth for Miss
Broman, Finnish national cham-
pion, 16, and the second for Miss
Wegelius, junior champion, who
is 14. They come all the way rrom
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Wegelius (left)
and Susan
Broman practice
preci~ion jumps ·.
for instructor\ \
B~rbara Rol_!s. \\
Finland to study with Miss Rol es
because they believe shf" is "the
best teacher in the world."
Miss Roles . who in addition has
s kated in one of the big ice shows,
also attra cts pupils from all
points in the U.S. and several
foreign countries e ach year.
Her talents lie in the fact that
"she has an ability to impart her
knowledge.'· said her mother,
Bunny Rol es. who i s
housemother for the F'i.nns.
Miss Rol es began skating just
for run in Pasadena, her home
town, and gradually worked her
way up to the Olympics.
It seems odd that a Southern
Californian. who has skated on
indoor rinks a ll her liJe, would be
teaching S<'andinavians, but Ice
skating is a more popular sporL
her e than in Finland, the
teenagers s aid.
"It is a new sport there." said
Mi ss Rroman . who lives ill
Helsinki. "There are more year·
round rinks he re ."
Both she and Miss Wegelius,
who is from Es poo, a suburb of
Helsinki. began skating al the
urging of their parents.
"Our parents s aw an ad in the
newspaper ror skating,·· Miss
Rroman explained. She theorized
that since they both are the eldest
children in their families, th ey
were chosen for the lessons.
They are under sponsorship 6(
l\1ax Factor for this year's study
trip.
Their spare tim e, what little is
left after they skate and dance 0tll
day, is spent tryi ng new ethnic
roods and restaurants, jogging.
shopping . going to the beach and
studying.
One of the ir most exciting
"finds .. in the American stores
was matching designer sheets
and pillowcases. which they have
bought and sent home to Finland.
They find Ame,rican youths
about the same, but ' said that
America has more cars than
Finland.
The two will accompany Miss
Roles to England Nov. I for
women's ch~mpionship,,then go
on tc;> Finland to continue training
for the Olympics.
But in the meantime, it ·s bu.~i ·
nMs as usual at the Ice Capades
Chalet in Costa. Mesa, where they
are training.
"See you al• ... Miss Roles s eid
to them as she left to work wtth.
another student. ·
Stie m e an A. M. the next d1'Y,
not 4 p .m . It takes dedicati let
be a winner. you know.
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;Wise Parents ·Know Kids ·Are Smart
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Charlie Shedd
By JO OLSON CNia.~llrP6tll..,..
Chiiilie'Shedd, syndicated col·
umnilt and Popular author, is
convinced that most· families
could be happy if they followed a
ft!W simple rules.
He shared some of them during
• Family Weekend at St. An·
drew's Presby terian Church
Newport Beach.
In the keynote address Friday
evening, directed to an audience
composed mainly of parents, Dr.
Shedd said his talk really should
be titled Fee bl e Hints to Fellow
struulers.
He bas put all of the techniques
he listed into practice in his own
family and has worked out a de·
mocratic family s tructure which
is geared to preparing children to
be competent adults.
·A Presbyterian minister who
now devotes all his lime to writ·
ing and s peaking, Dr. Shedd said
David Selbst, Linda Hillgoth
January Rites .
Nuptials Planned
that ooe of the best talU he ever
beard about how toraltecblldreo
was one that be blnuelf bad writ-
ten.
''And then we had a child!'' he
kidded.
"Kids today are s~·1mart
but parents a re inevitabl)' wiser.
It comes with age," Dr. Shedd
said, advocating that the two
kinds of wisdom be blended.
He said hc:, has great hopes for
the youth oft.today, based on hls
many visits to college camousea,
but "We can't raise our children
the way we were raised.
SOMETIUNG KIGHT
"I see a lot or people today I
very m\,ICh admire. Where do they
come from? A home where
parents were doing somelhin1 ·
right."
These "right thing-s.''-he said,
are time speaj together as a
ramily and a "mother and dad
who 1ove·each other."
The time spept together won't
happen unl ess it is planned and
•<heduled, he warned. Hilfe.mlly
traditionally bas set apart one
nl1ht thatl• "f am tly nl,itt."
Once a modth be takes each of
his children out to diAner alone.
"If you do that ftom the time
they are 2.on, by the time they're
ready for cplleae you'll have
been toaetbU 200 timd, • • he.
said.
He also ta~ea bis wile, Martha,
out for a weekly date "·as a
sacred trust.'' "Martha 1aid It's OK to tell y~
this : She's absolute'Jy bananas
about me,'! the columnist
laughed.
When the teen1ge years come,
children •o into a cave, he stated.
''Girl• eoln 1bout 14 and come out
at 18." ·
Dr. Shedd ou11ested that the
audience try a 90-day experiment·
at home. · '
"You, Dad, say 'We are goipg
to run our house as a democracy
~';.t~'::°ge~h~'rh~!~:·~o v:i~~ t~~ --
Button Up?
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family: Go by the majority rule. Shedd said. ''Eve~one &OU
Start, if you have to, wUh wb.at to through the day looking for the
namethecat.'' . serendipities of the Lord, and
Dr. Shedd 'also advocated let· · everyone in the family bas to
ting a young person make his open his heart a little to everyone
own decisions by the Ume tie or else. Communication ia the name
she is a senior in blghscbool, and of the game.''
giving them an allowance to During the question anawei;
spend by the time they are session,Or.Sheddtalkedabout:
juniors "to see how they maqage
it."
Cars, he believes. should be
postponed until teens are old
enough to be&in wprking and pay
half the cost themselves.
Family devotion• are another
important aspect of the Shedds '
life, be said, and the family asks
the blessing on food when they
eat in public. ''If it casts over 15
cents, we pray over it,'' he
kidded.
IMPORTANT THINGS
The ramily also shares, during
'dinner, the "important things"'
which have happened to them in
the past 24 hours.
"Two things happen," Dr.
-Decision-making: ''At the
age of 2 or 3, start letUDg cblldren
make decisions.•• '
-Church attendance: ''At our
house we have the understanding
that everyone goes to church un-
til they are a senior in high
school."
-Children under 5: "Bury 'em
when they're 2 and dig 'em ui:
when they're s. Love them,
Wait."
-Single mothers: "It is PoSsi
ble to raise good children alone
Keep the thing optimistic. Shc>v1
love. Don·t forget to lead you1
own life.••
Ann Landers
h~lv but dissolve into They 've ha d s ummer you say so?.:_ MR. AND D E A R A N N neatly r v·wuded and t e ars . My husband .jobs and s.a ved their
LANDERS: I dOn 't know slightly sunken. The noticed and leaned money since they were
how to tell you this pro tr u din I k Ind toward me and said soft. 16. They also work on
becauseldon·twantyou somehow did not cl0&e ly, ''I love you very campus. Two have
to think we're a bunch or deeply enou1h. bat no much , but there is partial scholarships, but
crazy kids, but seven of bum was done. something about a flTSt still the transportation
us (15to17 years or age ) It ll possible to have• love that never can be and extras keep us
were sitting around last surgeon beautify a navel duplicated.'' He then strapped.
night comparing our bel· if • person wants to go added, ''She is 2200ptil• Do you believe college
)y buttons. through the ezpense, away and I'll never see ·tuition should be tax de·
MRS. USA .
DEAK MR. AND
MRS.: I do Indeed
believe college tuition
should be tu deductible
and I have no hesitation
about sayin1 so. ·But If
you think education ls
expensive -try Jg .
oorance. 1'"our of the guys had time and trouble, but it's her again so please don't ductible? Ir you do, will
belly buttons that "!'ere hardly worth it -even cry."
like recessed. One girl for an aspiring belly His brother's wife-;;;;;:-:===============:::;-
and two guys had belly dancer. tried to make me £eel 1
buttons that stuck out. better by saying ;',?
We all agreed the ones D E A R A N N "Forget it. He's on an ·:J
that stuck out were quite LANDERS: My husband ego trip." What do you f
ugly .Nooneknewthere-wais first married when think, Ann? -GLAD
ason for the difference he and girl we re both 17. SHE'S IN TEXAS
and we were wondering It lasted seven months DEAR GLAD: Your
i£ anything could be done and then was annulled. husband's remark under
to change a belly button That was 12 years ago. any Circumstances was
once it was there. For ex· The other night, on his brutal. After bow many
ample, the girl with the 29th birthday, we were martinis diet lte come up
ugly one said she might celebrating in a cocktail witll that beaat! I SUI·
want to be a belly dancer lounge with five other gest lemon1de for yoar
E'en th e bcs1
c o s111c1i cs c an ·l
hide C\"<"rylhing.
Hillgoth-Selbst HoUywood.
one day ancf considered couples. Out o ( the blue nest • n a I 'Yer s • r y
Mrs . Oli ve Hillgoth, her ''imperfection" an my husband made this celebration.
Miami Springs . occupationalhazard. statement : ''I have DE A R ANN
Hair, for instance. And
you know what? You
don't have to have it if
you don't want it. Call
our Kree electrologist
for a free consultation.
Now. The sooner you
find out how easy and
safe the Kree Method o f Permanent Hai r
Removal is, the l1appie r
you'll be.
Robinson's Beauty Salon.
Newport, 544:2aoo
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David George Selbst, a
graduate of Corona del
Mar High School, will
claim Linda Arlene
Hillgoth as his bride dur·
lng ceremonies Jan. 17,
-in Florida Bible Church,
Miss Hillgoth, a resi·
dent of Houston, is a
graduate of Jackson
High School, Miami, at-
tended Oglethorpe
College, .Atlanta and
F1orida Bible College.
She is the daughter or
fler fianc e , a lso of Will you please give us never loved any woman LANDERS : We are a
Houston, is the son of the some inrormation on this in all my lite the way I middle-class American
Ben Se ltis ts of Costa subject? We looked in loved the little chick I famify with three
Mesa. He earned a B·A in two dictionaries and first married. If she children attendin& col-
e c~nomic s at the could(indoutverylitUe. walked in here this lege! Our fourth child
University of Redlands . -s TU D E NT S OF minute and asked me to will be in college within
and is a me mber or ANATOMY go with her, J would do two years, which meam ~Libra
~ Stories Sorf'ed
' I TUESDAY,OCTOBEll7
~ By Sydney Om arr
long ago, far away.
Means you are likely to
be contemplative, more
so than usual. f' ARIES (March 21 ·
April 19): Accent on
money as it affects joint :enterprise, partner or tr today is your birth·
mate. Be specific about day you are sensitive,
tax write-offs, insurance spiritual, temperamen·
. policies; leases. tal and creative. You
'TAURUS (April 20· could compose music.
Alpha Gamma Nu. DEAR STUDENTS: it." we will be workinte
• • • TbiD,p mast 'be prett.y I was so shattered by almost exclusivet1 to
dull in your crowd If you that remark I couldn't educate our cliiJd';'eD. Duvall~Davis have to sit arouad com· --==--------,------_:'--~~~~~==============: ' Costa Mes a High paring belly buttons. But
School graduates, Sandy_ peopl~ b~ve b~en COil· _,,.,...
Duvall and Tom Davis templatlng their navels·
4A·
plan to marry Jan. 17 in for quite some time and
the Church of God, Hunt-since your questions
ington Beach. ~ouad like an honest
Misa Duvall is the search for information I
daughter or the Charles will try to enlighten. you.
E . Duvalls of Costa
Mesa. Her fiance, who is
serving in the Air Force
al Sault Sainte Marie,
Mich ., is the son of Mr .
and Mrs. George T .
Davis or Temecula.
The belly button ·1s
what is left or the cord
that linked you to your
mother before you were
born.
The prettiest ones are
cmon·s
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May 20): Do more listen-You could be psychic.
ing than talking -ob-· You could conduct an or------------------------------,
serve, learn, plan mov· chestra -or a seance.
es. Subtle signals are
being dispatched. -==========;-GEMINI <May 21-June '
20): Basic issues
dominate. Health -
medical, dental appc>int-
ments are likely to be in
picture. ·
CANCER (June 21 ·
July 22): Good Moon
·aspect coincides now
with romance, creativi-
ty, children. and change.
Impulse tends to
dominate logic.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Throw aside fantasy-now is time to deal with
reality. Conclusions are
reached-the facts are
diJplayed.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-SePt.
22): Accent on trips,
messages, better dis-
plays, fmer poinls which
aid in distribution.
UBllA (Sept. 23-0ct.
22): New contacts can
,lead to areater indepen-
dence of thou&ht, actloo.
Get to heart of matters.
Don't settle for tall
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Intuitive intellect. Tim·
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I IAGITrAIUUS (Nov. • »Dee. 21): There will
be UPt ln area aenerally
eomldered "hot.'' Means
fears, doubt1, con·
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SINGLES CHAMP CHRIS EVERT WORKS TO MAKE A RETURN.
Soutlullen
Outlast
Sun, 37-33
MEMPHIS CAP) -Danny
White burled a 17-yard pass to
wide receiver Ed Marshall with32
seconds left Sunday for the
touchdown that gave Memphis a
37-33 triumph over Southern
Califomi• Sun in a World Football
Leaaueeame.
The Soutbmen were forced to
come from behind twice before
~could clin~h the victory over
the1tubbornSun.
-White threw three touchdown
paua,.twoofthem to Marshall.
Anthony Pavis, the former
University of Southam California
nmntne back. ran for two of the
SUn's acorea and caught a Mike Ernst pass for another before
leaving the game with an injured
anldelntbethlrdperiod. '111' victory 1ave the Southmen
a 7-2record in the WFL's Eastern
Division's standings for the sum-..
mer season. That guarantees
Memphis a spot in the league's
World Bowl play~f&. Southern
Calif ornla 115-5.
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LOS ANGELES !AP) -
Quarterback James Harrta
beard the bool of tbe hometown
fans as his Los Angeles Raml len
the field at halftime trailing
Baltimore 13-7. · .
He remembered them after
spe11rbeading a second-ball com-
eback for a 24·13 Natlcnal Foot·
ball League victory with 'the two
touchdowns coming on plays he
called at the line-or scrimmage,
changing those sent in by coach
Chuck Knox . "Naturally, I heard .them,"
Harris said of tbe bOOI. "1 gueu
you ttav'e to expect bool when we
play like we did !JI tbe first half."
The 8·1oot-4 Harris started tbe
regular season milerably, hlf·
ting only one pass for five yards
in an 18-7 loss to Dallas. After two quarter& to San
Francisco last week, i.o, Angeles
trailed 14·3 before cooilng back
to win 23-14 . Knox .. sendJ: in the plays to
Harris but gives the quarterback
the option or changing them at
the lineot scrimmage.
ihm. did that twice In tbe
fourtb quarter, and both tlm ..
there were touchdowns -first on a 25-yard run by Lawrence
McClltc'-and .ecu>d "" his own21-yard pu1 to RonJe11lein
theendzene.
''McCutcbeon was aueeosecf
to run· to the stroD.I side, but
when I saw the defense, I
audiblized and he went to the
weak alde," the quarterb~ck
said. "On the Jessie t.QUcbdown, I
wu 1uppooed to go around end.
But I 1aw the way they were de·
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'Goodbye Charlie' Song .Austrian
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Tops Boston Hit· Parade u.s~ P~, ~
WATKINS GLEN,N.Y.-NUd
Lauda, witb a strategic ~
from teammate Clay Rfeppmt,
dashed to a comfOrtable llrll·
ever victory for Ferrari tn ~
day's tlrand Prix of tbe United' 1
States.
BOSTON (APj -The Boston
Red Sox, playing as it they in-
vented baseball, are just one
game from the American League
pennant, ready to end the hopes
of the mighty Oakland A's and
owner Charles 0 . Finley for a
fourth consecutive World Series
championship.
The Red. Sox, who laughed al
pressure in ousting the
Baltimore Orioles as East
Division champs during the re-
gular season, held a 2·0 lead over
the A's in their best-or-rive
playoff for the pennant and a
World Series berth.
The Red Sox. who whipped the
A's 7-1 on Luis Tiant's lhree·hit
pitching Saturday, completed, a
sweep or the two ea mes in Boston
with a 6-3 comeback victory Sun·
day.
Partisan fans serenaded
Finley with "Goodbye, Charlie,"
and even the A's had to wonder
what was hitting them. Now the .
A ·s are in a situation where they
have to win three in a row as the
series moves to Oakland for.J,b.e
third game Tuesday.
"It's do or die," Oakland
manager Alvln Dark said.
''That's it. No refunds after Tues-
hree to win this thing,'' Boston
manager Darrell Johnson cau-
tioned "We'll just go out there
· anddowhatwehavetodo."
During the regular season, the
Red Sox won only two of six
games with the A's in Oakland,
although most of them were
close. And, equally important,
Boston has loat three games in a
row only twice since the fU"St
weekinJuly. . . The Red Sox·wm send 19-game
winner Rick Wise to the mound in
the third game. However, Dark
planned to wait un\11 after a late
afternoon workout in Oakland to-
day before 11;~mi~.C:.his~arter.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cin-
cinnati Reds are within ofte game
of a sweep in the National
League playolls, but Sparky An·
dersoo said it was sWl nip-and-
tuck in the pit or his ulcer-ridden
.\Stomach.
Lauda, who had earlier
clinched this year's world drlv-
lni championship, flnlsbecl wltb, r
a huge lead over relentless
Emerson Fittipaldl, a ~Ume
world champion from Bradl. ,
The 26-year-old Austrian., win-
ning his fiftb of 14 Forulula I
races this season, started at the
pole position in his McLaren and
led eacb of the 59 lapo ........i 111e ,
3.377·mile Watkbls· Glen road "
course in the nearly accident·
free race.
Olppfe Me••rf•l " "' CLEVELAND HEIGHTS -ti
Slain Israeli Olympic team •II
member David Berger and 10 .o
other Israeli athletes killed at the 'J
Munich Olympics were
memorialized Sunday with a ·1t
massive steel sculpture or fl
broken Olympic rings. ,·,
Ber'ger, a native Clevelandei, '"
settled in Israel five years ago.
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ONTARIO, Calif. -Two-time • .,
national motorcycle champion ·f J
Kenny Roberts beat a top field as ,..,
well as the weather Sunilay in a
$60,000 two-part motorcycle race '"
atOntarioMotor,Speedway. "1
. Roberta sped .... 01'-Mniles per'' ..
hour !JI winnlnl biilb lieats' ol tb<i'~
two-beat race. However, the
temperature . reached 95 and
Roberta' main batUe was tbe
heat. ' ~
The acknowledged king of
Amerlcab motorcycle raclni.
Roberts won both.. 100.mile seg-
ments of the 200i.mile feature for
750cc machines against a field~
t?P ~merican and £\lroP.ean
nders.
He was aboard a Yamaha.
Second in the overall standings
was Japan's Takazumi
Katayama.
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Me6lpbis was without fullback
Larry Csonka, who is still suffer-
ing a pulled groin muscle. Also
missing from the Memphis lineup
was middle line back Bob Lally. NEWPORT BEACH'S BETTYANN STUAl\J (BACKGROUND), GAIL GLASGOW LOST IN DOUBLES.
"They are very capable of an-
nihilating us in three ball
games,'' the Reds manager said
after Cincinnati burned a trail
around the basepaths and beat
Pilllburgb8-1 Sunda,.
NeVertheless, the Reds
dominated the Pirates in the fll'St
two games and the best-Of.five
series could end Tuesday night In
Pitllbureh.
KAANAPALI, Hawaii -Jim·
my Connors annihilated Sandy
Mayer, 6-1, 6-G sUnday in~ the
championsbip match· of the
$SO,OOO Island Holidays Pro Ten-Memphis jumped to a 15-0 lead
on a one-yard run by Willy
Spencer, and a Wb,\te-to-Paul
Warfield scoring pass. ·
The SUn roared back with two
Davia touchdowns of. 2 and. 30
yards and Ernst's 11-yard throw
to Davis.
Ex-Costa Mesa High ace Benny
Ricardo gave the Sun a~15 edge
with a 28-yard field goal early in
the third period before Memphis
came back with two touchdowns.
White hit Marshall for-1'ive
yards to run the score to ZS:.23,
then running back John Harvey
plunged for a yard to make the
score30-26.
Ernest hit Terry Lindsey for 22
yards to give the SUn a 33..aD
margin with 1:45 left. The
Southmen came back, overcom-
ing: two serious penalties to put
the ball on the Sun 17 with 32
secoodsleft.
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Kaiser International Open golf
tournament. Perhaps more importantly,
from the standpoint of personal
prestige, it enabled Miller to
fmish ahead or Jack Nicklaus for
the first time since Sept. lS, 1974.
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Nicklaus had been aheadofMiller
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Evert in a Bre~ze
By GLENN WIUTE
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Mission Viejo's women's pro
tennis classic may seem like a
major comedown when you've
won all the major world titles,·
such as Wimbledon, the U.S. and
French Open.
But to Chris Evert, the No. I
female tennjs player in the
world, Mission Viejo is -the kind
of stopover that keeps her from
burning out.
"It~ tough to play Mission Vie-
jo with the same intensity J have
at Wimbledon.'' she told the Dai-
ly Pilot Sunday after taking the
MV crown, 6-1, 6-3, over scrappy
Cynthia Doerner or Australia.
"Bul these smaller tourna-
ments are very important to me
because 1· can relax and enjoy
myself. At the big ones, like
Wimbledon, the pressure is un -
believable and there is no way
to relax. If I had to gc:r through
that every week I'd soon be
burned out,'' she said.
Later Evert teamed with
Martina Navratilova to wipe out
Bettyann Stuart Ji. Newport
Beach and Gail Glasgow, 6-2, 7·S,
in thedOubles finals .
Navratilova took third place
sin&les money by dumping
Dianne Froinboltz, 8-6, in a
·single set duel.
Evert used strong baseline ten-
nis and survived the brutal beat
and equally brutal line calla to
handle her foe with relative ease,
breaking Doerner'& service five
times in a one-hour duel wit·
nessecl by4,552. .
Evert, $11,750 richer for her
week's work, held command
from the outset, taking the first.
set in 23 minutes. She got behind
two games to nothing tn the
second set, then finished like a lio-
ness on the hunt.
''Doerner plays me about as
well as anyone -she does a very
good job of hitting mr
backhand,'' Evert said.
'~1 tried to hit the ball as low as
I can and short,'' said the blonde
Doerner, 24 . "t think that's her
·weakness. But to do that, you
have to do it consistently and I
made a Jot or little mistakes.''
lions, Cowboys Go at It Tonigh-
:nie air·lnflated fabric roof over
the $55. 7 million Pontiac
Metropolitan Stadium was raised
Tlnlrlday,.The 1ame will be tbe
O.Tt'T••IPt
ai.~•d7•t•
One of his prime recaven II Ught
end Billy Joe Dupree, former
Michigan State atar. Dupree
ca"'bt seven passes qalnat the
Cardinali.
One of Landry'• tcip tareets Is
offensive captain Charlie San·
dera, the Lions' sure-banded.
hard·blockin_g tight end. •
Newcomer Jon St.,.ers could
..., cpte'1' bit of action acainlt
the (/OWboYI at wide nctl-.
,particularly If rookie -
'Franklin 111$ill dlu;y-al
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• Ru lng-.back-Jlobby. ... . I
Thom[Jlon. r r;;,erly !JI tbec.uia-
dian Lea1ue, may · al9o be the
tarcet or a nu~ber ol.paaees.
One '!If Detroit" prime pro--
blema in recent years was re-
ceivers drop.PinS footballs.
Rookie Lynn Boden, Detroit's
No. 1 draft cllolce, was oriCllnally
expected 'to be at left lllard In
1>lace of Gordon,Jolley, wbo un~
derwent knee surgery lut Mon~
day. But .lalley was placed oo tbe
injured r-ve. lllt '1ld au,. Den·
nil, wbo walked out of camp In
Pl'*Jseason, ha•returne<hmd ma,
llart aga!D1t Dallas.
"We are capable ol playing
this game as well as any team
can ever play,'' admitted the .
white-haired Anderson.
Indeed, tbe Reds set a cb.am·
pionship playoff record with
seven stolen bases Sunday with a
nmning display on synthetic turf
that would have looked more at
home on a cinder runnin& track .
or a football field.
They've also limited the
Pirates to a total of 13 bits in the
first.. two games. Pittsburgh
managed just five hits 9.mday off
Fred Norman and Rawly
Eastwick. "But we are also capable of be.
ing very shabby for three eames.
so I'll stay very low key," 1aic:L
Anderson.
Pirates m ana1er Danny
Murtaugh, whose only key is low
key, wustone-facedafterthelost
weekend.
u'I1lls is a five-game aeries •
You don't win a five-game aeries
in two games,"' Murtau&bsaid..
. Tony Perez gave tbe Reds all
the runs they needed SUnday
wben be stroked a first.Inning
pitch from Jim Rooker over tbe
leftfleld wall for a two-run
bomer.
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Connors needed just an hour to
dispatch Mayer before a capaci ..
ty crowd of 1,500 at this seaside resort. • .-~OK
-MONTREAL -Lord Killanin,
president of the lnterna$,1onal OlympicCommittA>e,saic!Snnday
night he was amazed by proCrels
on the 1976 Olympic stadium, but
warned Montreal it must k"!!P ill
eyeootheball. i ·witb his eight-man executive
board, Klllanln made a d"1d!loi:
tour of tbe inllallatioos, IDc:Jud.,
:.l'!n~. partially built main
1
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"I am quite sure there is dot
any time to be wasted." Kill•nin ·
told a news conference when the
tour was fmisbed.
"ll 11 a matter of keeplila Clle's
eye on tbe ball. If tbat II clone,
tbere will be oooeceuityfor am:· tety:•
PeCt•llclrls .
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -RI~
Petty beat Q.avld Pearlloo by an
eyelaab Sunday to win tbe Ill•·
llOGal 500 stock _car ·race.~ bis second stralgbt victory at wb9t
·wuoacecalled bllJinxtraa!:
'Ibo !Jodge clriver, wbo.led tour·
times for 1911 of the aat 1 ••
croesed tbe llolsb line just .211 al a
second abea4 of PeartoD••
. Mercury at tbe CharlcilW Malllr
Speedway.
'l'hird, lo. tbe sanlill lop, -
Ford driver Buddy Biker, -
25 cor lenclbt Mhln4 Pell7 ud• p-:
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In Upset of the Day
Quarterback Romm Gabriel
lhtew·two touchdown -and ran for a third as the wlnleu
Philadelphia EasJa upoet the
Wubiniton Redsltina 26-10 &Jn.
day in a National Football
League contest In Philadelphia. fbe aroused Ea1leo recovered tiqwe fllmbles and lnlercevted
Bill Kilmer passes to beat
Redskins for tbe rlrSI time
11167. It was Washi.Qgtoo's
OISS of the season.
tl'h e Redskins led 10-9 at
hillltime but Philadelphia took ~mand In the third quarter u
aEriel bit Charley Smith with a
yard touchdown pass and
I Muhlmann booted a 45-
yard field 1oal.
Elsewhere tn the NFL Sunday
it!ooked like tbi.s :
NEW ENGLAND AT NEW
YOU -The New York Jets
trounced New England 36-7 as
Joe Nam alb threw four
touchdown passes.
Namath riddled the defense for
218 yards completing 1~ or 21
passes, ruining the return of New
England quarterback Jim
Plunkett.
Plunk4;tl, who missed two re-
gular season games with. a
shoulder injury, was ineffective.
He completed eight ot 21 passes
for 135 yards, but was intercept-
ed three Omes.
PITTSBURGH AT
CLEVELAND -Led by
quarte rback Terry Bradshaw,
the Pittsburgh Steelers routed
the Cleveland Browns 42-6 Sun-
day, scoring the first three times
they had the ball.
Bradshaw. who completed his
first seven passes for 151 yards,
drove the Steelers 85 yards
following the opening kickoff,
ending the drive with a three·
yard touchdown pass to John
Stallworth.
Cleveland was unable to
generate a serious threat against
the tough Pittsburgh defense and
is 3'1 oo the season.
Bradshaw who suffered a cut
on his throwing haod, came out
of the game mid way in the
second period. finishing with
seven completlona of eil(bt
--He was replaced by loe GUllam.
9llAIO AT G&IKEN llAY -
The Ml.aml Dolpblns, ~on a atro11a ruonlna attack by
Mercury Morris, easi17 defeat.eel
the Green Bay Pfekers, :11-7.
· Morris accounted for 125
yards m 31 carries. while team-
mate Don NctllnsJtam powered
bis way into the end zone three
times. Nottin&bam rushed 21
Umes tor 107 yards.
The Packers, 0-3 under rookie
coach Bart StarT. manaaed only
seveo tlnt downs until John Hadl
bit RlcKMcGeorce for43 yards to
set up a one-yard touchdown
!ICOre by. Barty Smith.
DENVE& AT BUFFALO
The Buffalo Billa, led by fullback
Jim ,araxton and O.J. Simpaon,
routed the Denver Broncos 38-1•.
Braxton, who rushed for 102
yards. scored on three and four.
yard nms and raced into the end
zone on a 19-yard pass from
quarterb1ck Joe Ferguson.
The Bills completely over-
powered the Broncos, scoring 10
points In the first period and 14
each in the second and third.
Simpson, who scored on a 16-
yard run, raised his three-game
rushing total to 538 yards as he
rushed for 138 yards.
NEW ORLEANS AT ATIAN·
TA -Jim Mitchell, scooping up
a fumble ran 50 yards to com·
plete· a 77-yard touchdown play
lo give the Atlanta Falcons a
14 ·7 victory over the New
Orleans Saints.
The play started when
quarterback Steve Bartkowski
comP.leled a IS-yard pass to Ken
Burrow, who then fumbled it
forward. Mitchell picked up the
ball at midfield and went the
rest of thew ay.
SAN FRANCISCO AT KANSAS
CITY -Quarterback Norm
Snead passed for one touchdown
and Tom Mitchell ran for another
lo give the San Francisco 49ers a
20-3 victoiy over the Kansas City
Chiefs.'
Snead's strike to Mitchell
eniled a 67·yard, ll·play drive in
the --quarter and came all<
minut .. after Jan Stmenid prt
the Chief• ahead with. It-yard
llel~1oal.
CINCINNATI AT BOUnON-
Qu1rterback Ken Ander1on
tJnw fourth quarter touchdown sllika or 11 and six yards to rally
the1 Bengals 21·19 over the
HouatonOilera. .
The victory, Cincinnati's tlllnl
strai&bt. kept the Bengals un-
be1ten ind gave them sole
poaeuloo or first place in the
AFC-s Central Dlvision.
TbeOUera, who m'Hedocoring
from the Cincinnati me-yard line on four mes midway through the
fourth quarter, bad their record
dropto2-1.
Billy Johnson, Oilers kick re-
turn artist, set up two secood
quarter Houston scores with a
62-yard kickoff return and a 30-
yard punt return.
NEW YORK .AT ST. LOUIS -
Terry Metcalf and Jim Otis
heeded a vicious openina-balf at·
tack with touchdown runs to pace
the St. Louis Cardinals to a 26-14
victory over the New York.
.Giants.
Metcalf carried for 109 yards
and burst 18 y1rds for a second·
quarter touchdown during his
third 100-yard-plus afternoon this
season.
· Otis, meanwhile plunged
through gaping holes in tbe
Giants' line for 101 yards, his
career high, and romped 10
yard for a score.
CIUCAGO AT MINNESOTA -
'lbe undefeated Minnesola Vik-
ings capitalized on the brilliant
fll'St half passing of quarterback
Fran Tarkenton and romped to
their third straight victory or the seuon with a 28-3 victory over
the Chicago Bears.
Tarkenton connected on 14 of 17
pass attempts in the first half foc
193 yards and two touchdowns as
Minnesota broke away to an ear·
ly 21-0 lead.
The veteran defense bounded
Chica&_o quarterback Gary Huff
and the young, error-prone Bears
weren•t able to move past mid·
field unUI the final seconds of the
f11$lbalf.
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Kansas City vs Qakland
New England vs Cincinnati
NY Jets vs Minnesota
Philadelphia vs Miami
Dallas vs NY Giants
Air Force vs BYU
Washington vs Alabama
Texas vs Oklahoma
West Virginia vs Penn State
LSU vs Tennessee
Washington State VS USC
Michigan vs Michigan State
Notre Dame vs North Carolina
UC LA vs Stanford
Oklahoma State vs Missouri
Syracuse vs Navy
Penn vs Dartmouth
Cal vs Oregon
Arkansas vs Baylor
No. Carolllljl State vs Maryland
The victory before
33,097 fans at San Diego
Stadium put the Raiders
atop the American Fool·
• bail Conference Western
: Division, which they
• have won four straight
: years.
: It was Oakland's ftfth
: straight win over the
• Chargers, now 0-3 .
: Ken Stabler was held
: out of the first half with
: an undisclosed injury.
: Blanda missed on field
• goal attempts of 46 and • • 41 yards. The victory
: was the Raiders' fifth
: straight over the
: Chargers .
Led by d e f e n sive
tackle Otis Sistrunk, the
Raid ers sacke d
quarterback Dan Fouts
five times. Defensive·
back Alonzo Thomas in·
tercepted two passes for·
the Raiders .
Colorado vs Miami (Fla.) • • • • • • • •
san Jose State vs Long Beach State ·: •
Running back Don
Woods, who bad two
too.plus-yard rus hing
performances last year
against Oakland, was
held to just 21 first-half
yards as the defending
AFC West champions all
but shut down the
Charters offense. San
Diqo totaled mir1us five
yards passing in tho first
haJr.
2nd prize $15
3rd prize $10
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Iowa vsOtlio State · :
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Eagl.es Defea~d Yikes
With.Rl.egal Pass Play
Marina Hi&b School's Vitlnp
were be1ten by an llte11t·
"•leeper" play during the first
week of non·leaiue football.
That much ls admitted by
Estancia Ri&h prlndpal F1oyd
Harryman and athletic director
Wayne Hughes.
th.It it was a.n Weialola;r.•t
Hen11an says bla \llkd -'t ·
play Estan.cla aaaln 1n non-
league foolball If be lll•s
anything to do with the clodoloa. •
Harryman says I.be call wu
made by 1111lst.ant Art Perry,
who said be bad used It In that
Santa Ana tophomore ea.me ..,
after cbecltln& with.the..,,. llD!I. But the 15-14 Estancia victory
remains in the boob following
Harryman's decision not to
forfeit the victory as requested
by Marina.
Here was the aituaUon with
less than a minute to go: Marina
had taken a 14·7 lead and follow·
gettin1 an olt. .
And the Estancia principal
aays the Eaales eoac:bini lltafl
wasn't convinced to the eootrary •
after uslng It In the .....,_. lo _.
soapaM tfewitb MLSSlon. Viejo.
"I'm satisfied in lllY. mind that
ROGER
CARLSON
we were unaware tha.t tbe pley
wu illegal," a1ys Hlrrym.an. ""
•1Tbe line of scrimmaa:e wa at
the 23 so there could not <be any
hidin& among the playen Inside "
the 35-yard line. I've talked to I
many people lndepenc!ently and
am aware it was used in the
summer league-but that's just t
a passing league.
ing the kickoff Estancia had the
ball deep in its territory.
"It was against the rules. but •
it's a referee's call, not ours. 1 I'm not willing to give the game
away.
The Eagles ran one play, then
came back quickly with another
with no huddle. Out of nowhere a
receiver was 30 yards in the,
open, hauled in the long pass
and ran for the end zone to com··
plete a 77-yard score. A twO-
point conversion gave Estancia
the margin of victory.
''?""would forfeit in a minute if ..
I felt it was deliberate, decep.
tive and with the lmowledj"e it
was illegal. Ineligibility is a _,
principal's call-this one was a .t
referee's call."
None of the officials-field
judge Ed Callahan; Speedy
Castillo, Norm Borucki or Tom
Stransky-saw or realized the;
il1fraction~
The r:ub on the play is that a
receiver can not be more than IS
yards from the ball at the time
the officials are spotting the ball
on the field.
Nor can a receiver line up out·
side of the field' judge. (lf he did
how could the field judge de·
termine if h e was offside or
not?>
It's assumed (and this writer
did not see it) that the Estancia
receiver got up from the first
play, walked toward th e
sidelines, lined up near the
sidelines and took off at the snap
of the ball on the next pJay.
Marina coach Mike Henigan
contends E stancia used the play
to deliberately deceive the de-
fense with an illegal tactic. "It
all comes down to a matter of
_ethics," says Henigan.
"It wasn't caught by the field
judge because on an obvious
passing situation he'a supp<>sed ·
to back off downfield to walch
for pass interference.
"We feel Estancia used it in a
sophomore game last year
against Santa Ana and again
during summer passing league"
at El Toro. And we understand
there were words following both
those games with the argument
Says Kiefer : "We ran 8 two-
play series with time running
out on us against Muina. To be
honest I dido 't know about tbe
15-yard rule maintaining Uiat all
players must be within that limit
when the ball is put in play.
''We didn't go into a huddle on
the second play of the series, but
Marina did and had to come
back out or it quickly. We simp-
ly felt we caught them with their
pants down.··
Henigan maintains Estancia
·did know the rule and says 111 El
Toro assistant in charge ol the
summer passing league pointed
out the fact in no uncertain
. terms to Kiefer following the
Mission Viejo incident.
Perhaps Kie(er's best line of
defense that he wasn't con·
vinced the play was illegal was
the nose-to-nose argument witA
his own athletic director-
Hugbes, who realized it lm·
mediately and pointed it out
following the game. A wink or
the eye would surely have con·
demned Kiefer.
At any rate, there apparently
will be no forfeit and perhaps no
further grid conflicts between
these two for a while.
In retrospect it's. a shame the
illegal play wasn't spotted by
the refs\ Who's to say Estancia
wouldn 't have scored on the next
play or two? ·
Marina or anyone else doesn't·
deserve to lose on an illegal
play. And Estancia deserved a
win without an invisible asterisk.
Women's Goll Results·
Mission Viejo's A and Bemardoat233. were Brenda Agee,
Sharon Lewter ,
Gmretchen Beaulieu (El
Dorado ) and Sidney Al·
len <Los Verdes).
B women ·s WSCGA The B team had :.>4
teams both won their points to 28511.r ror nm·
cHvisions and will com· nerup Lomas Santa Fe,
pete in the finals at followed by Rancho San-
Brentwood Country Club ta Fe at 251 and Rancho
Monday against olher Bernardo at2391t!t.
A tie resulted for
second at 62 with Bonnie
Baker, Barbara
Erickson, Rae Stoneman
<E I Toro ) and Ruth
Turner <El Toro) on one
squad.
winners. In a better ball of
The A team finished four some event on
with 305 points, followed guest day, the winning
by Lomas Santa Fe CC foursome posted a net
276"h, Rancho Santa Fe score of 60. On the team
CC at 26511.r and Rancho .
Prep Polo
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korl"O: OH-•11 4, Nllloscl'I,
AaN.H8-VeoJ, T. Taylor, "fJvimft.
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QlronedlRIMar I I 1 1-4
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Prep Football Slate
THURSDAY'S OAMf.S GerWll On.at...-
c.tttw' La-e-tlano:l'IO A1a ... 1tos at Bou.a~
Cella ""-,. n Viii• Park .r El Saonti~ at Garditn Gnt'l'll ~ {7;)0) ..........
"'-'....... . Malet"" Dal •l Lone .. M; .. "''..., 5arvtta vs Muir •t La Pal,.,. Park (7:301
f7) La9unt BIPacfl •I era• •
PR I DAY'S GAMl!S o.,.. Hilll vs C.nyon al Tustlft
S.-1 U .. M El T-Y1 El Der MD •t "'•'-'ti.
Los A1al'l'lltos vs Edla.on el Hun!· V~la •I San Cla""'nta
lnqton BIPa<" . c.wi~n •I MllslOll Vl<tJ.o
F-l•ln V•llay •t W.stmlMl'ar IATUROAY'SOAMES
l.oa••al We1tar11 .............. .,.
E"'ll'I,. La-.v; Mlll'"I .... at Na•POr1 H•rbof"
CYllNU ws Anaheim •t L.a Palm. l!'"JHre La .. .,. .
P•rlo; KateU• Y1o l'ootflUI at L.a Pilll'""' 0..«>o9 Y1 Ka....,.dy al Et Modittla Park
ttum1..q1on eaac" "' ~leba(k 111 ....._, catttwyu .. -Tustll'I el El Modlana
Da,,. Hlll1o 1 J ' 0-4 · ca....,., LHw-
~'•"'c'• .,, CdM •l Nawoort ... _ Santa AM ""Mlltn0ll• at '#IHalar" 'raaw•v i..aa.-korlno CM-<.arlson 7, Sp:wlavle .
Ott-Mera l , R1l'lr 2, A. MilQ1.l:ll,
CrulsklNll'lk. P. Mll<ncll.
k-ty O..•rtlln
CorOt\11 Clal ,., 1 0 1 0-1
Hl.w!Ungton Beach 7 1 2 ,...,..
korlrMjl : CdM-QUl l'll'I, Jfn~ll'lt,
SllY•. H8-Kl'lolll 2, B•u•Uan 2.
rn»lan, Moorl'IOIKa,
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Tonight's
TV Highlights
KHJ (9) 7 :30 -''The Barefoot Con-.
tessa." Humphrey Bogart and Ava
Gardner star in tbls 1954 drama which
won Edmond O'Brien his Academy
Award. · • ·
• ,,
KTLA (SJ 8 :00 -"Boy, Did I Get a ,
Wrong Number.".This Bob Hope comedy
from 1966 features Elke Sommer and
Phyllis Diller.
NBC (4) 9:00 -"The Train Rob-
bers." John Wayne and Ann-Margret
head the cast of this 1973 western movie
with Ben Johnson and ROO Taylor.
ABC (7) 9:00 -KABC Special. A
salute lo Oakland A's superst ar Reggie
J ackson with comments by Charlie
Finley. sportswriter Dave Anderson and
Oakland third baseman Sal Bando. l
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TV DAILY . LOG
Monday
Evening
OCTOBER I
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Joe: I Gam.e at a Thoe
Q: Anythl1t1 to a rumor that tM rel.NII Joe
Namath aever manied ii bttaue of • 1trlct
mother! That llJe does not approve of Ute tlad or
girl he date.!.-P.L.B., Scrantoe, Pa.
A : Nothing to it . Talking! to Mike Doualas,
I
'Glad You Asked That'
Namath's mother revealed : .. When Joe fint start·
ed to play football, he told me -Goe.," ''HiCh Button Shoes,'' ''PU)~• HatUe'' +: iT4:'~ , '· ·
that he would remain a bachelor and .. BY" Bye Birdie" in the gambllila outs. Alao .... ...,,..;·...;.;;;;;;;."';;.;;,.;;.,..;_' --1
Wllil he was through playing the performlng an original book show at the Troplcana • .__..,-.,. • ..._...
game -because he wanted his in'S8.Manhall,youcantellyourpal,ilthol"OtJl'.hly .,.. .... ,,..T~ marriage to be a succeu. So ( ed b' • ·-h he' ruU r .... . ~nuMIMf"' ..... guess that'sthewayiti.s -after season -w ic~ j;) w Y s 50 o pap,,ka
he gives up football he'll think hostlngtbepc>pularcele!>1'ftyserlea. 1
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about marriage.·· Q:·wu-Fiettdte Prime ot 1
1Claleo Utl u.e Maa'' r .,...; .. ::!"~·=-:~s:•:•::·-=--.t
Q: What Is tt tb•t C..ltro Is ever what ls called• 0 bonelit drait" co•le! -..
. supposed to have ta common Myron Schwartz, Flushinf~N.Y.
with Hille{. Mao and llallOil.al! A: He tried to be. tfot too many summers ago
MAMilTH -J . Gonz~"Jez, Miami. he took a crack at wisecracking at tbe very Oat rate
A: According to wnter Gene Vier, all lour die· of $300 per m onth and all he could eat. ''When I first
lators we re born out of wedlock. showed up," he grinned, "I was immediately sent
Q: Is tt true that the wax figure of Lba MlnaeW · to the kitchen -they thought I was the new
on exhibit at MadameTussaud's waxworks ti11 her busboy.'' Chico then revealed. he was booked re-TALWA&T
wearing only her birthday s uit? -Ada Ward cently lo play a three-day holiday at the Concord -t~':ii;;jMAJ~rii:iXiiiiii='i
Oakland, Cal. • a matzah-ball's throw from the boarding house • -... ......, MOC«m"'
A : No. Liza 's likeness in the conservatory of the where he flopped . His tee for the long weekend was -c•~ IMOWLmer
famous museum has her wearing an ultra-almost enough to buytbesmallerplace-$50,000! ~Ill
' ' . ---conserva tive mannish suit, patent leather pumvs. ..,.....,....,.
white shirt and flowing black cravat. No prtrde Q: Did comedienne Totle Fields ever write a ..,......,.~ ~bout a ppearing nl!_de, Miss Minnelli, nevertheless, book on dieting? -Mrs. Lenore Downs, Portland. t"::"""-~-~Mti~lll<'i::~O~IM'.:_~.;.-1
I:> no sexhibiti.onist . Ore. .,... cur llJ Q: I've been in love with Cybill Shepherd since A: Matter of fact, she has. But it was more 1---...;;;;.;.;_,;.;...;;.;..--i
she was crowned Miss Teenage Memphis when s he facetious than factual. In it Two.Ton Totie said such
was only 15. Why is she always described a s one or things as : ''One way to look thinner is to stand on
thl' all -time top cover girls? What magazine cove rs the rim or the Grand Canyon"; "l 've been.on an a ll
did she appear on? -Maurice L., Memphis. · protein diet -1 've lost Z7 pounds -all in my teet'';
A : .For in s tance Vogue. Seventeen , ·'J get Baskin·Robbins attacks. I've eaten all of
Mademoiselle and Glamour. One of which covers their 31 flavors -sometimes in one day''; "I was so
raught the ey_e of her discoverer, director and cons· rat \\'hen J first got married, nolx>dy even realized l
ta nt companion, Peter Bogdanovich. He tov1ng1y was pregnant till I sent out the birth notices.••'
lassoed lhe leads ror her in several films, "The Last
Picture Show ," "Heartbreak Kid," "Daisy Miller""
and more recently opposite Burt Reynolds in "At
Long Las t l..ove · ·
Q: A pal insists that Peter Mars hall ot
"Hollywood Squares" is strictly a one.program
star. Isn 't he oft-base? -Lemuel S., Hollywood,
Cal.
A Your pal sounds like a square fro111
Hollywood Pe ter·s been entertaining for almost a
quarter or a century, playing t he Desert l nn in
Vegas wilh partner Tommy Noonan back in 1952.
He also :itarred in book musicals such as "Anything
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Capistrano Eying
Trash ·Rate BooSt
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KOllJAL -1, ~ Coplllti-Cll)()w M, Bill,.,, Vs. , Tbomu ~owner 2.LolU.., ... _..., oll'nmatr.-Dis·
BYC; I,-._.,-. poul Ca p'Q, asked
-LJadi, •TC; 4, that tlle TiiCe lte In· Wlrl 1 1. o.-61 .... erute4 a cata per JGIY~~~ cat'• hw:, ;91211'1 ,_. re1l•catial Herb CBYC. unit "'° < ,. I ~d·
of Public works, said the
company submitted a
rmancial statement for
the year ending Dec. 31
showing a net oper8till1,
Ion for residential col·
lection.
He also said that all
rates in the areaa .......
·rounding the city b .. e
increased recently dueto
inflation, operating •·
penses and fuel hlkes . .... Illa '1118 el -•ke
COK•ODOBJl:'S tbo 11 1" el -area
RACJl -1,lllia .... !;' ---11.t.'' CURR.ENTI.Y, TD11 Darnell, VYC; I, rateJortrash plclnipis
Twitch, Bruff T•I • F, • ... ,._ -· a month. The propooed V'lfC; I, Lonlel. ... _ ..... 1ar W increue would put the
lfllblll, VYC~;·.......... ..... ,., ... , I city OD pa• with Dana
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-Newly released FBI
documents reveal the
agency e ngaged in
political dirty tricks in
Michigan and. once cost a
Cleveland woman her
job because her husband
ba,d worke-d for a
Socialillt·oriented party
in •campaip.
The previously secret
-dioclooe the F'Bl melleil phone letters in a
~attempt to convince
the Micbtgan
Democratic party that a
youtb aft'iliate bad been
infiltrated by Socialists.
"TllE BOYS llEAU.Y DID great,
coosidetinc we were together Ollly
two weeks prior to the event and that
some of the other teams were together
moo.lbs. if not years,•· Miller said.
The team bas 18 memben, boys 8 to
17 . Miller says a half a dozen girls are
interested in joining the team, too.
Tbe four boys who placed highest,
together gathered six trophies. They
mclude Cary Blodgett, 11 , first place
in slalom ; Allen Wix,· 13 , a second
AS PllEPAllATION, TRE'Y are
keeping their team members jn
amateur status so they can compete
in the Olympics wben the time comes.
"Skateboarding just has to, over-
come certain obstacles that held up,
other sports,. such as surf in&," com •
mented Harvison.
Skateboarders are now fighting the
same battles fought by surfers about
10 years ago. Critics complain the
sport is dangerous and that it gets in
the way of pedestrians and traffic. '~ "But if it was organized right, ast
it:s beginning to be, there would be no•
problems," said Miller.
Mozzarella and Jam
To Spread Over Mesa
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An impresario from Burbank has The mozzarella 'trill be served when
been enlisted to engineer a gigantic more than 200 assault the world's re·
Harbor Area Battle of the Bands .cord for pizia-eating, hoping to be im·
hiehligbting a Saturday, ·0ct. 11, mortalized in the next Guiness Book .,......,..._~._. Costa MHa mozzarella-and-jam of World Records. A 50-cent entry fee
Egypt today celebrat· aeuioo in Costa Mesa's Lions Park. may be paid at City Hall. .
ed the second an · The jam session oc·
niversary of its 1973 war . curs when the bands
against Israel with a D Care Aide compete for a variety ot
military parade of U.S., nOlrte prizes and professional
hen.ch and Brttisb exposure, und er
weapon1 that underlined auspices of Larry Tre·
lta new policy or llban· c Be . . .
donlne exclu&lve re· ourse 'l!fnlling m~~E PUT ON some
''· ....... "'_. ~ liance on the Soviet . of the biggest Battles of
\Jnionforarms SuPplies. A 'relatively new and catioD_in class at the the Bands in the world."
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There were no com-f' td f b allh' parable celebfaliona in expm;idlng 1e, o . e . meetmg. declares Tremaine, who
Israel where a lteam of care m today s s~tety is Pre-registration will is enlisting talent of all
U.S. oilmen bas arrived the home care aide, ~ be done until then in tbe musical sorts for the 10
intheSinaidil!Mrt"totake Oran~e Coast College tS OCCadmissionsoffjce. a.m . soiree in th e
c<mtrcil of the Ras Sudar off_e~1ng a tw'?-week Graduates receive a downtown park.
oil complex., tbe first trammg course m such certificate, one unit of Interested Harbor
step toward im:plemart.-wm:k. . college credit and place--Area bands men m ay ::;:i;;~;;~;·~... in& the new Israeli-Classes~ be offered ment aid tbrou.gb the gather Monday at 7 p.m. ~-;1 ~.·~..:-_:T"•·, .... Ec,yptian peace a.eree-Oct. 13.24 lD. tbe <><;:C Department of Social in Shakey 's Piz za __ HomellanagementLiv-Welfare, Human Parlor, 2214 Newport .-... . .-.,o. .... __... ~ ... . --.,.......,, .... ~w. inC Center Fridays onty Resources Department Blvd., Costa Mesa, for ....._'!!!!...'e'_._•Ws:-.,:: ..... _ ., .,&., from 1 to 4 p.m. with re-and.private agencies. registration and a brief-:.i-=--=..: .... ._. -cw· -"' ..,; ing on the BatUe of The ea r'l,.....,.D._.w WASHINGTON (UPI) .. Bands.
~ 11111 .. oa.w..._-~ -'l'beSupremeCourtto-: TllEMAINE SAYS
..,...._ day agreed to examine w Sh jazz, soul, rock and any :=-..-=:.'~~.. .tbe11?4ElectionReform -.4-.. ·r OW other contemporary v..,.__. .. _........,._... Act, w.bicb provi.des ~, . music is acceptable for ~·":!:;. "'.....,.. blc.IU• _. public financing of pre-the Oct. 12 entertain-
........ ~ .. -.....,., sidential elections and The Orange County Municipal Water Dis-ment, sponsored by Lhe ~.Mlrv-~tAnn•ndMktl-4 limits amounts con-trict once again will offer educational ap-Costa Mesa Department
........ tributors ma,y give and pearances by Ricki the Rambunctious Rain· of Le is ure Services, ......,.,,DllW•~-' •uc:ti!LM candidaties m~ 15pend. drop as part of it» school informalion program which enlisled him. ~~°"':it~"::':=:. 'llbe court acbeduled thisfall. Winning bands will
M?a, ..... e-.~·•1t._.H. four hours for oral mrgu-The programs offer presentations tailored divide up $350 in cash HOOi..,, ,.._" Lleyd and PtMy "°-ments, bul did not set a to specifi class levels and appearances by · prizes, wilh two guaran-
~ llr'91twH.#ldMk'-'P. date. water district representatives. . teed paid performances ,,..__ JMfWM ElolM •nd F1'd I . f d h . o..11 The appea 1s rom an School administrators an teac ers in· at Shakey's, plus free
._.,, . ._.c, r •..., _.. Aug. 15 decision by tbe " terested: in scheduling an appearance can ob-studio recording time.
::':. VlotittM.----A. U.S. Court of Appeals tam all the information by calling 544-3515. given to all bands which.
GIM9. ........... """'*.. ~ wbich put constitu-enterthecontest. ..... ..._....__.,...,.. I t ...._. t1ona approva on T R r M A 1 N E ....._.,.........._... vhtua.Uy all the compleK .111o ..........,..~....... a11id controversial s tresses the Oct. 11
mtute. pm:.a and music soiree Grl?WW.~...!.:MM"-~--..,_.. Art Sale SCheduf ed · wildl clbety family1-~rie~tded ...., t.tM·•,._. ~-.. i::r. .. s;;. r w an recrea ton at es
-say the public is de£inite-!Gtfrlllfy.'t.ny._.,...,.,.,.. ClUCACO (Al') -llbe 0 ran • o Coa s t ~-Art B 'Id' I ID iled :,t. .. ~~~~:s"' • ..: u~e I Ul ing, ~ y V • ~at•_....,.....,.--... ·retarded sister of Sen. Collea:e's Art Depart· cording to cam.,pus of-Pizza.eating teams .,,._....,.,._.,,,.,._.._.,tr, Uward M. Kennedyais-ment is inviting the ficials. ranging from fiv e to 12 __,;'Mkf-••••'J',~. appeared atter.attenling public to ita bo5ted ex· This collection in-member& and paying 50 =-~~-~ • ·churcb IMl'V.ice with 'blbtt·and.saleofso:meOOO chides many works by. cents per person will
,l;i.gaL. .... A!lllt.w111._ aiaterEunlc;eSbri.ver.but oriaiDaJ. prints from the someoftheworld·speat compete in junior high. e '!:::""'·~~-),....._. was found ~ftv• hours Fe.rd..inan•d Rpt e n printmakers, with Prices school, high sc hool,
-·-·•-later col.ait1, \ w~g Galleriea Of Bialtlmbre. ranginc from SS to ts.GOO faculty, open and servlc~ -~ '[,,~~.:;:=::,..--_ •.• 11 dandowa .. ~al-"',. ""'• 1 will--Hours are ~o a .m . to 2 although under $100 ls ~fi:l~o~ies in at· ------" pim~~ 7 In-tho pn•!u1ol.nant-.-.OC. t a ~=:=...... dowJll,own avenue. the lobby of the new OCC ·"'°f · con.sum •. ptlon r~cor •
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Llaldett -Calendars
Out Soon
PllllLIC NOTICE ·' rvauc NOTICll rvauc NOftCB
.,..,,_.. ..... lrrcF ·'
.Sale of Cows Calendars, fe•turlng
local scenea r•lnted by
member• o the San
Juon._Caplstrano Art As· .sociatlon. are expected
to be on aale in local
sho p s and at the
Chamber of Commerce
office ldon. .
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Sparks Lawsuit
• From WlreSe"lt:H
·Television and r,adio persoQallt)' h..1 IJaklet&_er·
filed a damage suit in µ.s. District ~urt lD1
Denver claiming 120dalry cows be leased toll :prt
Collins group were sold without his permission.
Linkletter is seeking $72,000 as the sale price of the
cattle lalit November by the Fort COilins Production
Credit Association a nd$99> a month back rent whJch
he alleges he was supposed to have received. Linklet-
ter is also asking for $50,000.inpunitive damaaes. .. · ·
ID addllioD lo Ille. pain·
tines, wtUcb are on d1J.
play ill the city's finan· c;;t institutions, the
catend8\ ... incl\ldea a nar-
ration of , .. ~ .. an Juan
Capistrano Yeat~Y"
an d t'San Juan
Capistrano Today" by
Pam Hallan. •
Playwright Erich Segal obtained a court order in
an effort to bl ock production of a musical called
:·Home Sweet Homer,'' charging that it was
_''usu!"J:led:" from his work, "Odyssey."
PVllLICNOTICE
STA Ta Ma NT 01' .A•ANDONMaJll'
Ol'UlaOI' l'ICTl'ftOUl•u11Ha1s..,.,.
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N . Y . State Supreme Court Justice George ==u".,...,"" t1c:1111ow1 blo9I.-.
Starke issued a show-cause order directing a MAltTIN .t.11tc1t..,l'T SALES. number of defendants to appear in court Oct. 9 to 1tOS1 c.,.,,.,. or .. Or•nee eovne.,,
h . I t . !th ' "''l*t'-!t•Af!•,c..92701 arguet e1rcase orpresen at1ono emusical. 1tobtrt F. H111t11u, 2•m Vt• • Named in the Court c-1111a,M1'51ot1vi.1o,c .... tJ.,,
Albe N O.rral •1-blr9, 2ffl0 RoHlllO papers are rt arre, ( J Hlt~ltd., Torranc•,CA.90505 identified as Segal's col· PEOl'LE Tiii l'1c:111io... au11""''' N1tn1 ra-iaborator ; the producer, '-Nd to allO.., _, t llad •" or .... . c-ity on Slpt, 1t, 1t1S. Roger L. Stevens, and ----------~ n.11 INMnn• ..,,, c:ondol<llld b'f' a
Kennedy Center Produc-~·11.,.rwr1111p. Rotlfft F. Hallrlau lions Inc. Tiii• 11aw-1 -· 111M1 '"""" 1,... The play which has been produced in San Fran· c-t, Cttrk °' Ot•ne1 Cout1ty0ti Ot· • klblf '· 1t15. 1sco and in Washington, D.C., features Yul Brynner "'116t and Joan Diener. • Put1111tMc1 Ol'M\91 eo.11 0 .. 11., PllOI, • Ocl. 6, 1J. »ill. 27, 1t7S 27S0.7S
t The Harvard Medical School surgeon who am· PUBLIC NOTICE
putated the right leg of 14-year-0ld Edward E Ken· !-~=======~
nedy Jr. in 1973 says the boy apparently is cured ~r ~i;:i:;:~i;:~:~ ... T:'.
cancer. TH• COUflfTYOPOllAHGlf.
"Teddy Kennedy show s no residual signs of OADattT::H=1~vnPOtt
cancer," Dr. Norman Jaffe told an audience at the ~•Of'•..,M•
M d . I C t ! W t '" u. Mltt•r °' ;;,. ..,pp1ka11or1 of e 1ca en er o es ern , ... u l. 1 H If. c,. .T H E A, N E Massachwte.tts. . PRENDERGAST For Cll•nga ol
. "Ja}fe Said the type O( bone ~~ appllc:l lion ol P ... ULINE ,·\ cancer suffered by young Ken-CATHERINE PRENDl!RGAST '"' nedy, son of Sen. Edward M. c:,_.,. ot ,,.m., hevlr.G '-"II• 1n COUr1, Md It ~•rlr.Q from ...id ap. Kennedy <D-Mass.,) is extreme-P1k.a11or> tri.t ......... 1111c11t1applk• ly rare. tiff\ propc11 1no tllat llar nam. m * c:"""'9M1 lo P"ULINE CAT Hl!RINE FAA:ltELl.. Josephine Baker, the St. Louis Now, tlllt'1IOf't, 11 11 her•bY .,,.otrtd
jazz sin ger aod the toast of Paris :C:nd=1~,~~'o!1~~:'1:.:!r:~
for half a century who died April c--t in°'""""'"',.,,'"' 11tho.yof . 12, was laid in her final restina Ntwrnt.r, 1•75, 11 10:00 o•c:1oc:1r. A.M .• e. DI Mid dly lo.,_ c:•uM wllw .-:II •P.
Tl.ODY .11t. 1 place al Monte Carlo. p11u11o11tor c:hlnet o1111m• allould not
In a simple ceremony Princess Grace, longtime •1r1~::111, ardlnd lh•t .. ~ o1
admirer of the performer, friends and Miss Baker's 1t11t 0r11or to, Sl'low C•uM t11 Plltlllthld
Jl adopted children attended the rites for the ~7.1 °::~~ .... ::::!.'IW~~-;'"~~!: musical hall star . c:aunt\',lllMlt Oll('.••~11-"kwtour
Flowers from friends and admirers surrounded wc< ... 1w -"• ,,.1or 10 ,,. da., of lolltl19arl ..... the tomb of the songstress who died three weeks o.ttc1U11121"111 u yo10c10t11• '"'
after her musical comeback in a musical depicting SAMUELDttEIZEN Prnldlne Jud91 of her career "J osephine." Nlds...erkN'court * JOMflfC.U.l.Yl.lt **•*•°"" Actress Bette Davis, 67, says half the permissive· ..._97 ness which toda 's films exhibit would be just about ~11.c.t1,.,,.,.•n•
enough. ..,..._.,..,~.
~ "I wish we had had half the Putitl"'" °'""" °"'' 0.11, Piiot.
I privilege they have today. We CktabH''-13·'°·''·'?5 .,
could have made ·more honest
films," she said. "But I wish
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half the privilege, because they
gotoofar."
She is preparing for a month-
long lour of EnJtland and
Ireland. -..
: We cover tlM
1 waterfront I In lhe
DAILY PILOT
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I Nobody said it was going to be easy. •
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~ The men who 1i1ned the develops, ii the systeib falters ; each
Declaration (jf Independence . of us shares in the blame.
knew the lrtavy responsibilities that In limes like this, the role of
came with independence. Each one the newspaper becomes even more
was aware of the dangers and important. to. the democratic
hardlhlpa that lay;abead, u " they process. It is not our job to just
sianed. It was not 'a time for 1 repon tile news. We must reveal
tulllhille patriots then. It is not a evcrythin1 you need to know to
time for 1unshinc'patrio1s now. understand the news. It is not our
Democraty_has never been, job to make jud1mc'n15 for you .
-end nncr will be; an easy form of We muat aivc you all the facts you
pcrnment to live under, because need to make the rl1h1 jud1ments
Aa It _kn each of us jo~rs, we have.IJ! obliption to
you hove an obligation to u~
that information.
Our country was tlom in a time
of aisis. We have lived throuah
danaerously troubled times
1hrou1hout our history. If the
democratic sysrem fails, it will npt
be a crisis tbad<ill~ it. It will be \,
the ianorsnce and apathy of t~ _
people . As Thomu Paine said,. '
''Those who expect to ·reap !)le
blessin11 of freedom must underso
the fatiaue of supponjn1 it'.'
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jt ia=ent of the people. for younclf. As responsible ..
-few the way the ial"'1!1 you -fuDy, accuntely and -.-l-..,:.~~ .... ""IDlllClll:..1arttaJf..a_di~·:--;;:~~==:!'.:·~As==rea:::tb:l:c :ci:tizen::•~;;;;;;~-:::::::::::::::~~~ .,.,.,.,... ______ . ..:'=---~----.-... -1 : DAILY PILOT I
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ll!ls 1taten'leflt w•• tli.ct With lftt
County Cl••• Of 0r•"9t County .. (k. loblr J, 1'7$.
PUBLIC NO'l1CE PUBLIC NO'l1CE
NOTICI! TO CONTllACTOfllSCJ'l.LlliG l"Oll •IDS
SCl!ool Dl1trk.t: SADDLEllACK VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
81d O..:l ll11e: Two O'clock p.m. ol' the 2'lfl drl of OdoOtr, tt1S
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Pike of 8111 Receipt: II:_,, ti•. WWWk Y•lley Ullitled SdMllfl Oltlrkt.
1S290 U Pll ROid, ~\lM HIUI. Catlfomle '2tsi • '
ProJecl tdenlltk•Uon Herr.: RONALD W. CASF'ElllS MEMORIAL
AQUATICSCENTt:R AT EL TOROHIGHSCHOOl.
PIK• Pl1>n1•rwont\lt': o....i .. ~ Ait«..-,Att.M-.:t.,acot E. OW·
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er.,... County, Cllllfornl•, •Qftoa b'f' end tl'lr'Ou9ft lb ~ ...,..,
~n1ffred1ae1"DISTAICT",Wlll ,_.l.,..""11D,1M•i...ttt.tfl9
._, ~U.ttd time, sulecl bMb for OW~ of c:onlrklkorllNcts,_IM ......
pro)<KL • • ' ' 91$ 111.111 be recel"'l'd 11'1 trie plat ldltfltlfled '*'°""· aold Wll bt 0119MCJ W..
publldy rud 1klud1t lhe ~tin-.-.:! pfK.e. •
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ngulerltlH or lrotorr-llUn ll' _,~or In lfM lllMf'IO.
TM OISTllllCT hes dlttnnl....., h ..-fl ~lllf!Q rn.1111 per cl"'"' ~1 lnU. IOC•llt' lnMllc.t1t1Ms--.KtebljNi"'"t1MltorMdlc..._..or..,._ -~~to•111.cute1tl9coritrKt,10••fol1DWs:-" '
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BR contemporary wilb lots of wood &
glass. For you "young at heart•'.
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CEILINGS • S'PEP DOWN ROOMS acid IO
ANT£QUE CHARM.
Separat.e format dinlnt room jc-MAMMOTH
PARTY ROOM . Bonus
sited lot with .ROOM TO
ADD UNITS • loU ol fruit trees. flnt lO call sets this unbelievable'
bargain, FULL PRICE ONLY s-41.5001 Hurry G1u11.. 1001 .... ,.. 1001
Being remodeled; custom s BR, S Ba.
6500 sq. n. home on point, pool, dock.
South View .3 BR, 31'lba,largerooms.
Boat slip. $224,500.
Cusl.Om ·s BR. 4 ba: .View, 80 -n.
·lagoon: Boal slip. $295.000
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BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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race, color, reli"°", sex. or natkinal origin, or an
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such preference, Omit•· lion, or diacrimimUon."
call ~·2313. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ,.,,..,. Ol'fH·~"'.'''S lvNIOlf Nj(fi llG CAHYOM AIANl>Ote ·~:::!:'! .•••..•••. !~~ !';!::~ ...••..•.. !~~ ~:1~f!r.:i:?".5 [lllNl•IHI ~."u~~ :~•*'• Pdm:.r.~~allon.
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OWNER ANXIOUS ..
Corona de! Mar incomeoflwo separate
tiouses on beautiful Marguerite. Front
homeis a charmer, with its open beam
ceil.; rear home 2 bdrm.: both units re·
cently redecorated. Recently reduced
& now a most exceptional buy at
$71,500
u... ol lbe law. IT'S 'HERE ~-fireplaces, !or-1. dlo •png., Fresh· Piht\"OOl·
lihMnl ___ loaiil h l •-I Jng. Beam ce1llngs side lots of &1858 Jus1
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J • +POOL in uUnun,ion Be•eh. ror Curving custom pool· Owner will help . $6,100
ASSUMISJOtoO onl $36900 Ityoudon't jacuizi & massive down . Call to see .
' betfeve 1it JUlt call-but waterlalJ. Assume l~an • 646-7171. SZS9 MONTH hurry-we onty have one. of approx. Sl3t,500. Pnce fY'fNtr1 ..-.i1stuN ro111 f'K'' ,
Best pooJ home~wilh A... $179,500. this beach chal ! IM·· •~· OW.,EI WILL
MACULATE! e de· 536•1461 fl:::•.,..E ep sha1! Sque "~
paint! Gourmet kitchen! DOVEi 5HOllES Lovely family home en-
Ramblihg master bdrm circling hu.ge patio. 4-lrg retreat!. Dining enter-Just introduced to the BR 's, 2'h:ba wilb m·arble,
ta•nment! Park siae market. Popular Dover family rm, very large liv T bi i "-..&.. .. --" Shores area with 4 1 b . a tan --...,-.. " with spacious bdrmi. 3 big rm and og urning
atant ab.immer<ng pool! baths. huge FR with big fireplace. Laundry room R•re 1% loan • no new with sewing area. Low loan costs! Owner rock waterfall, large lN· maintenance. pool size ~--bl , M l II DOOR swimmin& pool &: I r•M uuua new. UI se ! te·n·r,·c VIEW. Vnuown ol.$89,950.""' . Hurry! Call847-6010. • · .. •• E.,GUSHY" (JPfN111 ••Jl'~'UN'OMMCf' tbe land. 646-7111 ."0pen "
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226&Miner,C. Mesa
2, Br &: den, l 'h: ba, frplc.
bltns. cu't drps _&:
wallpaper. New crpt.
Prlnci,pals Only. $72,500.
Pb: 642-8885.
COIOMA DB. MAUI
COTTAM
Lowest priced home in
Corona del Mar on a
duplex lot, 'nUs charmer
ii a spotless 2 bedroom
home with open beam
"ceiling!, brick fueplace
and private yard. Double
car garage stressed for
expansion. A short walk
to shopping center.
$61,000. Call t1o'w.
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TOWMHOUSE
LOWSJO'S
TWOSTOllY
Cozy log fireplace wraps
around living room into
dining room. Wails qf
glass bd.ng rt.-d bdck
patio indoors. Shade
trees &: trellises. 3-Br +
den with •·rench ·doors,
2VI bath. A.fmust to see in
Irvine Terrace. S97 ,500.
Fee.
Cl.LL 640-6600
.Two years NEW ! 3 SPAMISHGIANT
Bedrooms, 2 bath , +POOL
POOL, yard W/lal-ge 2 Story, 4 bedroom. 3
patio. Nr. So. CO'Bst lavish baths Dining
Plaia shopping. Best buy room Sunken living
on this townhouse. Call room. Fireplace wider
752·1700 9·5. or 546-3286 rugged beam ceilings.
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Gov'tOwned
MEW LISTING!!
S21.900 ... $700Down
2 Bedroom, lVI baths,
new paint, new carpets.
.pymts $170per mo P.J.
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TRl-LEYa
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For~al entry to newly
decorated trl -leve l.
Rambling living and din·
ing areas served by
gourmet kitchen .
Spacio us s un deck .
Se cl uded separate
master s uit e .and
childrens wing. Park like
grounds . Full price
SM .238. Be first to see it!
Call 963·6767 .
Ol'/Nhl9•1l·s1ciN10Bil'iKf•;
balcony decor. Red tile
roof. Few blocks Lo golf
course. Near the bectch.
ARE YOU READY FOR
TJ-llS? ONLY $42,500.
Act NOW ! Call842-2535.
Ol'fN rll o·; i'I ~•UN 10111 N<Cf •
OldFcnhiwd
EngUshTlldor
$35,500.
3-Lrg BR's. formal din
rm, spacious !iv. rm, vin ·
tage wine cellar. with
estate s ize back 9ard and
fruit trees. Must sell im-
mediately !
CALL NO\V
FOR DETAILS
541).3666 ••v> "\Ve're hereto help"
SP AMISH ESTATE
3 IR-ZSTY
POOL-IUCH
$28,500
THE REAL 1
ESTATERS
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GITIRMS
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Bring your pool table for
1002 .... , .. 1001 this huge bon1.&1 room I 'lilil1•0011r""'~ home. Not to mention 4 large bedrooms, 2~ •••••t•••••e••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••e
baths, cozy o·replace and DECOU TOR'S
hea'o'.y shake roof. All or MODEL WHERE RS[?
lhb lo• $59.500. Call POOL . • 54~9491.. Tiled formal entry ·to Can you. !lnd u b1g2story -Walkr.r & lee
Real istole
OCEAN VIEW
New custom 2.400 square
fool home wilh
panoramic ocean view.
Builder will custorrilze to
meet your individual re·
quirements. 962·7788 .
• K€Y 1 R€ALTORSA
home with 4 bedrooms. you~ dream home . 2,hbathsandabigopen
Spa cious_. superbly ~e· wood deck porch on the
coratcd hvln~ room with upper le vel. Lovely
custom f1repl~c_c . carpets & drapes in this
SeparMte formal, d1n1ng sLate(y 3 year old beauty. ~m. CllStom gour'!let Easy FHA or VA terms.
kitchen. One-of·a·k1nd $57 900. takes il! Call ..• g e ntl e man 's den . ' 54, •141 Separate guest suite and -
m assive master
quarters. Every room
derorated with the finest
wall coverings , carpets,
and .drapes available.
'i'ou have lo see thisl~~~~~~~~~~ home to believe It. Onlyl·
$51 ,990. Call963·6767 .
~ Of'(NFHl;i •ll§(lJHFOMMCf ' .,,!e. THE REAS
ESTATER~
GARDEN SETTING-
FHA/VA Terms
4 Bedrooms, 2 baths .
Could be duplex on cor-
ne~e":RRETT
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,54z.5zN. &JS ·40&o ~
MESA WOODS . ·
Gorgeous hidden 2 story,
4 bedroom. Sharp & spot·
less-shows loving touch
in home . pati o &
garden ... enjoy outdoor
livin g too! Can you
believe only $67 ,950?
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f:--fOMES
3141 C.m!MtS H 8 549·MSS
TIRB>
of PAYIMGRENT?
Don 't miss this outstand-
i n g Townhouse ror
$32 ,000 . Popular 3
bedroom , l lf.t bath
model, near playgrounds
pool & clubhouse. Gre.at
ramily area with big
greenbelt . Ju s t
listed .,.hurry, call
540-1151,
.,,._ HERITAGl
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$31,950.
HOUSE Of GLASS
VIEW
Country atmosphere or rieldi. 'Ind (armhouses,
c:.tlhedral ceiLings and
\Y Al.LS OF GLASS that
overlook the coastal
valley! Enter tile entry -
si nk into pillow like
carpeting! Lavish dining
room , coiy living 1n
Scpndinavian famil y
room ! Sweeping master
bdrm suite with s~parate
breakrast patio! 3
Childrens retreats! $.5600
total down ! 1-lurry ca ll
841-6010.
Ol'fH fll 9 • tr'S fUN 10 ef 'MF• • • REALTORS
$32.500.$177 [~ll~<d
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includes taxes &: ~n -SITE: Sale or exchange ~urance on 7%-GI exist-462 s pace site ror 1m-1.n~oan-Anyone can buy proved income property subject to. Hwd floors, .
SMASHING
A"bsolutely smash in~
home on Spy&lass Hill.
Bea utiful tile in entry &
baths, exqui!!iite floo1
coverings everywhere.
in ract. it i..s pcrfect.ior
personirietl from tht.
noor up! 3 BR, 2 Ba ..
family room, ocean
view; fee land. Owner
mo\·ing to Swit1..erland,
hurry! Only $165.000
COMPANY
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SINt:E 194<\
673,4400
BLUFFS COMDO
BAYVIEW
Lowest pnced view end
un i t , a lmos t new.
Beautiful dcyor. 3 BR .•
ranch s tyle kitchen. 2:
potios. A buy at $79,750
C. F. Colesworthv
Realtors 640.00:fo
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story Townho(ases in San· ta Ana. SUll,.onJy S:Zl ,950.
Aak ror Frank, 83&-8321
Agent
Large entertaining sized
living room. Kitchen
large enough to prepare
banquet and large
enough dining room to
serve it. Sweeping stairs
to bedroom suites. Huge
hideaway· master. Take
You don't need a &W1 to over 7~% FHA. NO
"draw fast" whCn you NEW LOAN COSTS. $196
_place an ad in the Daily month pays au. HURRY
Pilot\VantAds1Callnow FIRST TO CAIL GETS
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Big lot Cute home . Pra ti • Hu"""'! 897-0321 . p ... •• . • !" ·· • 1s2-1•20 lib l'<IO QUA.IL Sf. NIWM>flf llACH
27000 SQ. FT. l' Executive home all On
one floor. This lovely 4 •
bdrm, 2 bath home has a
ma rvelous floor plan,
formal DR. lrg fam rm.
Stone work galore. can
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BROKERS, share office
space, co:Op. 95% com·
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priv:ate. Call Gene,
540-0555
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• 675-1060 .
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WATERFRONT •••
Priced at $225,000? Perhaps there is
\3 better buy, but we are not aware of
il. S bedrooms, 4 baths, FamilY
room. dining room. Large terraced
patio. 40 fool dock. We salute this
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MORNING CANYON
Watch the s unset overlooking Morning
.Canyon in Corona del Mar. Take a
" swim in the free form pool or reJax in
the beautiful 3 bdrm, 2200 sq ft home.
Good value at $89,500.
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REALTORS~ 675.0000
2443,East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
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per month pays all. Take 2 Un.it.a each 2 bdrms. Available to anyooe wllb ll-L~ 1·A.4 $400,000 •••••••••••"41:•-••••••
advantage.Call)46·23U. Corner lot, quiet loea· ....,._ ""' ***O.,W•*** Ol'fN,.1 v ·•'~'11"10 111MC''~ tion; under19G,OOO or without military ••••••••••••-••••••••• andlo&.er-1t.o
[\Q., " CORllM-MilTIN aervice. Many 3 "'4 lllDTllllOOF LIDO REALTY ~"!,~"d.wu. Botb will , · ..•.• m!,!i!~I, ...... ,. 644.76'2 :::u:::J'.°io::C::.b. D-YM! J J77Yltl&uo.M.8. 67).730& probablykeepgoia1up., . . --~~·=!,!!;;;, No quallfylng, Low $12..150 .. not down! 2 Bed.rm, Z
1024 down. Rent-like pay-.Escellertt Jnine toca·I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ba 1Jncl• atory I•--------Cost. Mn, menu. Tarbell, RLTRS. tionl Fabulous red tile ToWD.housa adD at ml~ •• roof! 2 Story . entry. Lefl•• a..:11 I 048 Newport.._. I 069 -, ... -... • .. -• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 1 nl720 • 1 ~1 ••• New ca-ta MHdMan ._7
See lhia s uper 5 bedroo m, 2 story with 3
full baths. 3 Car garage,
diriing room & room for
pool table and ramlly
room . Owner leavint
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SQJ,500. For mor1! details
call 540..1151
••POOL, 3 hr, din nn. + Goraeou.s Spa.G.llib red •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• nF~ntclra, ~.:.....~ ~ roe recreation rm. 2 frplcs. 3 . ~c.k flrep1aoe. Formal MOM 'RCH I •y TEii. llARBOR VIEW HOKES ... _._.._"6u.--.
covered pat:ioat xt.ra l1,1:e d1n1ng area. All tile "' "' TJFINO 4-Br +ba lot. Only $59,900. Agt.. kitchen. Gala family Striking contemporary POR ... !_ • • __ _._ 1_4 6'2·2221, (~g 1548-9666) room , 3 Queen si1e wood & glua d&ign, al (am rm, formal uua nn. Seal~· -
Open house Sal/Sun 1-6. D-Poa.t 1026 bclrma., or 2 BR+ lovely its best, in this 3 bdrm., finished boout rm. nr ••••••••••-"••••••••
1686 Labrador, C.M. •••••••••••H•••••••••• den • as you wish! Jm. family rm. home on an Ek, ~c~ atf: •~ maculale everywhere . extra lge .• pool!:ized lol. • a ,,. .... ~ · COLLIGe'AllC Ea...,. A•ollaMlllwd. locludes aircooditioni.oc The outside becomes ee.644-'1866/~ POOL
3Br. Fam rm, walk In Dana Knolls 3Br·2ba fr: garage door opener! part or the interior as OPEN dallY' 1921 Kings 3 Bedrm, 2 bath wilh
schools. Priced to &ell Lg yard w /paved boat or Par~ like yard. Full thls home Dows graceful · Roa d. Breathtaking 20X'D pool. on large cor·
$C9 500. A got. 548-301L \ r I r P k g s Pace • price $52,a:IO Call fut • ly around an L-shaped harbor &. ~ean view. ner tot. no care J'OC'k: ' 49&-068S /49J.2161. 762·1700. plan .• e ahan.ccd with New delue 4 br le fam yard. $S1,SOO. Our Best ~ MUSTSB.1! El Toro , fOJJ · on1>1IPCV ·'ll'\~rtYnrMr:t• Mexican .t~lcs & high rm home w/cuatom Buy! 1 Red Carpet. '~======s=~I EastCost.a.Mesa,3BR.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... , beamedceding~.Sl34.$00 features th.ruout. 4'.gt. Rultors53S.a36
·-.~ HERITAGE
REALTORS
TR.ADE UP TO fi)UALITY
11 ,Sbr, fam rm, Huge play room, formal
.. dining, 4Y.i bath. OCEAN AND BAY
VIEW. From high on a hill, 4,000
square feet of quality and upgrading,
l including a Jacuzzi in the master bath,
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I .a full width balcony, wi th steel spiral
stairway to pool and • atlltr Jaamf,
)ilus m uch, m uc h more. Up to $9S,OOO.
· equity as the down payment. Offer
-your trade or trades. Owner anxious.
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COSTA MESA'S FIRST
SOLAR HEAT CONDOS
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1: BA, charming older ,11· TURMEAASSOC. ,.!.,._~,...~~y.;·iji~.:_~~~;;;;;;~~;;;; home. Lge fenced yard. C>-Nner moved. must ldl. · . · ~ 110$ N. Cst Hwy, Luguna
$46,500. Assume Joan bal Vacant 5 BR,. 3 BA. 2 , ' 7 FLEXIBLE or $37 .000 iil 9%. 548·9877 story. approx 0000 sq.ft,. ""'"''"'"1 494-117 JU$TUSTID
STARTER HOME
OHL Y $36,900
Lovely family home, 3
lrg bdrms, 2 paUoe, nice
lrg lot, built-Ins. All ot
this + you can buy sub-
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545-9491.
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BIG CANYON
Highly customiied 4
bedroom BROADMOOR
home. 3000Sq.ft . of living
space includes expanded
ramily room. Living
room and master
bedroom. Proleuionally
landscaped. Air condi·
tioned. See to appreciate.
$171,900.
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
~j,1133.2101, ask'"' Bon· :!:;<;::.J.~~e,torest. au 4 IR+ -· ALLYIEWTERIL SEUER Ocean View 3 bedroont IRVIM~$61.900 Private area. 4-Br, On waterrront, beautlful home In private gate
POPULAR
Mesa Verde
Quiet cul·de·sac. CUrved swimm ing .pool, with 3-Br. 3-ba home. Asking guarded Surfside com·
cement drive. 2-Stor" views from Dana Point 1129,000. Will consider munity. Good invest· ' ~ 1· $180 ooo t d J •--Jo ment or vear 'round tiled entry. Massive to ,..at a 1na. , . ra es, ow UllW" or w 4
brick fireplace. Formal ZAG RODZKY Realtor. down payment, lease op· home. Call for ~mplete
dining room. Gourmet 494·8611 tlon, or whatevtr. Make details now!! 17riced on·
kitchen with bar. anoffer. l.y$68,SOO.Agmt546-5880.
Secluded master sldte. llG OCEAH VIEW PRESTIGE HOMES
Large den or office! 2 Bdrm., own your own l eoltors 645-6646
Separate lamtdry room. apt. Close to shopping &+.:::.:.:::.:.::.:..:-::-=--'c::'::'--'-'~'4o1bllot H-
F root & rear patios! beach. Large heated pool EASTaUFF ForS• 1100
Executive living at a re· SJ7 tSO Prime Univ. Park l~a· &: patio ~rea. Many ex· •••••••••••••••••••••• asonable price. Cl06e to • tion. Anxiously asking tras.Ask1ng$42,500 Below market, by~. yu.--~-
g o If, shop p Ing & 3 Bedroo:m home on cor· Just $6f,900! Hurry. Call $84,900. -4 br, 3 ba, den, __,-
freeways. 4 Bedrms, 2 ner lot in OLD TOWN. 7si.17ootopreview. m··: "'N'Jfic;a~ dlnr·m.lgelot.manyex· Fully insulated, added
bath + fam rm +atrium Walk to pa.rk 8!"1 beach. . Ol'f"' 1,19. 11 s '"°'10 .,Nl(fr ~ ~-""·n~ i..:":.: .. :::.· "":..:.:c.:·7:.:596=·----I screen room 8x27 + +no wax floors+ cov· Lowest pnce m town!! l..J\JN:KS.) .uW manyolheraddedextras
ered patio. FUiiy crt Call to see, Red Carpet. 4911·2800 " . llGCAHYOH ' $9,850. '
lhruout. All this for only RealtonSJ6.8836 · Elegant 1 story; 3 Roy~ 1S9:,9SO.Call962-m~.. 1=~=~~~~~~1~~~~!!!~1Mi!~ULagun a Charmer. 1 bedroom, highly up· Realtor l810t4ewport . Bdrm, frplc., privacy, graded 6: decorated in Costa Mesa548-'1T.!9
·-· · •TOWNl-IOUSE, neW ocean view, $69,500. yellow. 12x25' pool:-...:.=~="-'-"---
1 ( I • VACANT!!! '"San Carl<>ll" model on _494.c.-·_338~1_. ______ 1 +c~tom jacuui. Auto A.crta.-forsale 1200 ' Low, low down·takeover SanJ · GollCourse spnnklers, Scar garage. .,-~ Fl-IA loan. Move in on oaqwn · L.,..o Niguel I 052 An excellent. buy al ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-d.t i L . ._ Pool & rec. (acil's. 2-Br , ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,.,c,ooo. 10 Acre orange •rove, ere 1 approva . 1 .. e b •· 1e~·•· t c l -• FOR THOSE IN new home. super area. ~!ui ~~P~~ • .:ii TOUCH of HEAVEN Corona. $15.000/ac. Seit THE MID JO'I Walk lo HD a hoppg, covering by int. de· •. high in the hills over· or trade. OWC 968-SiOO
schools,etc. $49,$00. corator. 979-438.l Bkr. I oo k in g the Laguna ";:;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;Jl~e~v~e;;;;!;;:;;;;;;~;jOi) 1-lidden on tree lined cul· PACESITTEI: Niguel valleys, this
de·sac street, your own Real Estate848·2133 Rancho San Joaquin, San super·sharp 2-Br condo, llmlllns r. cp lliy' 1400
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=========!private hideaway. 4,1----------1 Carloe model. 2 br, 2Y.r across the street from ''w.llATA'' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Large bedrooms plus ba, upgradel floor & glassed-in pool .and ftH ,llMllAt« t lolboo l.a..d I 006 huge family room with crptg thruout. View. clubhouse is only SSl,900. l\.llLDIMCi
ohpedn bea1m c1eilingd. -Open House Sat & Sun Early possession. Call WATERFRONT $1 ,050,000 . Charming 3 Br 2 Ba home, an some 1teP ace an 11 ·5, !J8 J\1ontanas Norte your broker or $172,000. Yearly
maoy xtras. Terrific Joe garden atrno&phere. As· -orca.IJ49t).627Jeves. ~ CALL NOW s · d I bedroo GreatNe.....,..rtklcation.
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sume 7~ VA Joan, pay· 1g e uxe 5 m, 3 -.-nr So Bay. Pricedlo sell PRICERB>UCB> ba'"" •th-fl ol Ted Hube.rt & Assoc. ments only $210. per 832 "8800 u... wt -&q. • by owne r. 673·0897 Open month . Veter a ri s Rea.I Estate Owner wants rast act.ioo luxury living. Oversized ,_R_e_a_lto_r_s_._61_>-8'00 ____ _
hse Sun l ·SPM 119 welcome-Excellent in· by"-'MV on this 3 bdrm., family DONALD ~.BIRD 3cargarage.50'.Lotwilh C lal Apcilena n&;W"U m pier and slip to accom· oeaa1rc 1002"'tt-rel 1002 1-"--'-'-'--------I vestment. rm., 2112 bath home. ., •• ,, ...... 1-1•-• p ~ l'AO ,. CALL TODAY · 1--=-===-=-=--I modate a 50' vessel. 20% rop1cvy -
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·s l~~~:~o~ i:.a~':! 540.3666 STORY IOOK ~:C\!1~ ~~~h~ill~~:'. • • SEA TERRACE· Down. Full price. •••••••••••••••••••••••
l 2 STORY SliLllEACH w /rental. Pd. ply. DREAMER Askingonly$S3,950 Completely lurn;shed $280 "00 BAYFRONT r M •JESTY ESTATE 613·47"' \Velcome to reality as 3-Br. 2·ba. Great ocean · •. •'1 ..
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,. -~~llt~ttfl~ li · Office building. spec-Js provided with tbis RAMILIHG 3 IR you sun bathe next to a WE HAVE RENTALS view. lee maker, elect.. 22TI ~ lacolar view, tuxuriou:s
spacious fami(v home in $59.500 HEW OM MAllKET{ J:tU . self cleaning pool & $52·7000 g a r d r o Pen er ' . (146-;,lJlft.I executiveolfices. -
ideal location close to Walk lo surf. Arti~ic Deluxe Townhouse type • -•••-Jacuzzi. A sparkling sprinklers, U·name it ! .Reducedt.o$600.000.
shopping & recreation. 1 · r Duplex. 3 BR. 2 Ba each. "We're hereto help." home that makes every $69,900. . ANYTIME llLL ~-·~y Thick shake roor & tree e egance is care u ly Lge closets, e ncl . day a delightful ex· • BONDREAL1'Y• ~--
s haded ·atreet are cer· ble.,ided ·with carerree garages, lawldry room, V ACAMT perience. Award winning GALLERY OF HOMES 1 ~;;;;;;~----·l -~R~e.:•::ll.:o:_• __ .:6:_7_:'.W:'.:l'..:6:'..I
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I h be.ach community life patio. 1 Blk to Bay.-~. ht MES•VERDE homes. You'll be glad 831·9411 t• ta a Y soug t alter style. Spacious uv;ng -~ j .!!!!!.!!!!!.!!!!!~~~!!!!!!~l;f--.=-~~;:;;;;;;-:--(A REAL HOME' Condom! I-ff amenities. Can be 3 ilh · income pfmo. on yrly Sh 3 bedroo v yom ca1led968-t458. • • n owa ... room w mass.ivestone 1 arp m. ery .,1••••u"•T'FUL! * WEtCMOW .. llousesfor.-1700 bdrm1 It tnce rump1.m fireplace and adjoining ease. Agent 549-0812 or clean. Giant living room. SEP & n &fE L •GUM HIGUB. Our growing family •••••••••••••••••••••••
room, or convert toSor6 terrace. Banquet sized 1 ""'"6c.·c.61"1"0------1 Only $44.500. Lowest Honestly, beautiful beat lilll\A "" A needs more room. So we
at GI Mnnl avalla-dining room is conve· lalboa 'enimula I 007 price in all Mesa Verde. describes this home. llas MASTER * IEST * mWJ\ sel.I our sturdevant
Only $t8.'50. C..11 niently served rrom ••••••••••••••••••••••• Won 't last! World Real carpet, smooth lawna, THREE IS BETTER bit home which we en·
TIU.. Opee,Ewl. modern go u rm e L l~Es;;;l•;;';•;· •;;56;;;·';;';;'';;· ;;;;;;;;;;;! outs land in&: exterior, SUITE ••• THAN ONE joyed. Close to Westcli!f kitchen. Interior galley. CHARMING!! ~ superb for entert.a.ining, •. Up the elegant • OUTSTANDING El schls&shop'g.Givesyou S~ par ate wi1:1 g for 2 BR 2 Ba Ml.SA VERDE with rounLain & plants &. stairway, gives you the Nig ue I Golr Course time to enjoy patios, ad· • .,,.. hideaway master suite& • Dtx' ~ .. kitch, M__. nit• lltea. Larae F.R., privacy you want. 3 home.Old\VorldSpanish joictln& liv. & din rms .
,-;_ large c:hildren'a auiles. newcarp .. "1'!1iu.in& ""''" co&y P.V. stone a rchitecture , 4-lrg Kitch. remodeJect·roref·
_ Owner. bo~t another. out!Pricereduced$3,000 3Bedroom,2bath,fami· tlreplace. Lots·O· :::ci:~·1 1 'ta,::Si:rC::.~ bdrms, 3~ ba,"formal riciency. 3br, 2ba, 2,000
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ftl'L.D sacrifice.Call~7881. '475Mo. patios. quiet street, like bleioan.~ boards galore. Room for 3100 "sq fl luxurious liv· bn B.ilbo• Peninsula; Of'llR"Tlf"lr.l1Y IONT08l"kf~· CA~!'~~~TY new!! SSB,WO. , ___ M_U_S_T_SILL ___ _, a 11 your treasures ! ing. $189,SOO. HEW
dtarmiac2bdrm.,2ba.. •--------1 RoyMcCardlo Dramatic Z.sty. beamed FUL C .1 LISTl..,GI used brick &pie., aep. IALIOA POINT leaftor ll l OMtwport Only$W,960 -ceil. living rm. dining * BEAUTI ali · n • ·home+ Z bdrm., l ba., New on market, 2·Br CoetaMesa5C8-7729 48edrm,2bath,covered rm.Abargain,withlaod, Ranch home w/va ultcd HarborView
NORTH LAGUNA
CONDOS
Whitewater Views· 2 & 3
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Laguna
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t.. ba 6. Ulll. LIDO 15&.E: house, on l·lot. Both 833-2906 lree·lined street. Close to •• stair access to unfinished upgraded Carmel model OCEANA ~ ,.,,a • rm. on 2 1 • ~ comp. uparaded. Qwet ho 1 , --~·-~--LE RAISOR . b~r --• in one or Newport's most carfa raae+lcarport. "''""..,"' street. ExclusivelisUng, 5 ppng°'~·~Y att.ic area, '"51 """""'•desirable areas. $114.-' $249,000 HOLLIS WOOD terms.Call 2 • w a Y wet ha r , ''SAlml" m..aaJ • Rllr. sconUALTY REALTil microwaYe oven. 4. AmenltiesgaJore.Thisis uu1n
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Imm acula"t.e 3 bdrm .• 2 ,.___ _._.Mer I 022 1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! 4523 Campus Dr., Irvine $169 500 -~••u ... ,. baths; entry patio. pier --a un • · 1..::::.::::.::::_ ______ , NEAR OCEANSIDE
forlge. boat.3Sfl. lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSOCIATES· REALTORS CampusValleySbopCt.r. -E L y ~ ~ 2 hr. 2 ba, one story, end
LAWSOMllEALTY RARE SUPER JIB>RM CALL IJJ.1600 "' J. 0 V ,.--............--.....,,,,, ~ unit. Choice locallon * 67M562 * 4 IR DUPLEX i;;;:;:~~=~;;;j 2 Bath, 2st.ory ... prieedtoj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I M01NTE1RE1 Y Ron1ch· ,,... '0tg . overlooking golf a>UrSe I' sell at $35 950 N I b sty e o c ear se ect with glimpse of ocean.
, ~ ,. SO.OFIAYSIDE EashkllCoH091 ·carpetin'g. ·Fae:'t:sustic TWO cedar. 3-.Bdrm, 21Ai ·ba, a••eH ·uvi~ Sbortwalktoclubbouse. ·.•••ral 1002•1Mr IOOZ w'olhaJBR,2BA-tal. 3Lar•ebedrms r ••.• ,_, •••STERSUnES IOlhl lba ~ ~ "" styt"e ko·tche·n~. d"b't bome .•• comeaee!Call -on . a1rway,we r. FOR$65,500 pool, jacuni. Near El •!•-•••••••••••••••••-.••••••••••••••••••••••• Only 1 \oil years old. Lot.I of closet.I and a service rm, many, many Camino Plata shopping
Featuringbeameellinga, garage. Hua:e lot for d. :A.~ venatile den. It's all up. amenities.$167,500. &NotA Fix.er Upper center & bus lines, 30
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lanai are as. 4 bedrooms, family
room &formal living &dining r<>Qms
for araclous entertaining. $129,500.
Belle Chase Lee 6"-6200. (Y81)
SPAMIRI• YllW-DOYll SHOlllS
Completely redecorated! Charming
3 bedroom w. /coov. English den. Lg.
view terrace -formal dining room
-cou n t ry kitche n. $1S9,000.
~aAune642-8235. (Y82)
n•tW'll wood and brick kids. Submit your down. _f'"" ~~ graded with aell · Loguna~Realty 3Br,2Ba,BooCGarden minutesfromSanDiego.
texture• arid perrect ~Call ~~ .{"'_-ii ~-IK.~ cleaning oven, trash 830-5050 496-404{) Illness forces QUICK location.CaU&M-721L compactor and pro· •WATB•VIEW SALE! Byowner$lf,,49S..
Beach&Ellis,HB fe!•lon.al lancbcapi.Dg. Mewportleoch 1069 *'re1ff9e •Pri•ocy 548·3036.
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Fairview & Baker CM l·Story 3 BR, 2 Ba. it legal! Prices & interest 1~~~~54~ .. 95~11~~~ <I 552-7500 AHAMD!! J;;;;;$5;;7;,ooo;;.Agt;;·;&ll>S560;;;;;;;;1keep going up, up,•-\ Mire tltG••• It's spot.lea and easy. to w · -OUTSTANDING Ocean & Large home, formal en· d h 111 keep that way. A recent· e still have a few slngJe
Channel vlew. L&e or IA.CK IAY try, dining rm., family rQ ly redecorated 3 BR end PositioaA'f'.._ story, 2 bedrm, 2 bath
sell, S64S /mo. The park OPEN d IJy i • rm. with frplc. Sq........... unit townhome near pool F /TIME SALES AS· Townbousea at only atlst&Camationlsyour a -v : 334 De _....,. realty _ _. I bh . S21,9SO. Ask for .Ft-ank,
I d ~ in Mar. Lrg custom2·Br + clean! Xlnl finanC:ing a'-"-'c u ouseWJlhover· S 0 C I A T E • B39-832lAgent. ront yar. ua l old den, beam ceil, 2~ba. available. Pr:lttd to seU ~ sized master suite and FAVORABLE COM-1::--::--~----
hou1e, Hdw firs, & 76'x124' lot. Assume '1% al$7S,500 ~ night· light view ••• 500. MISSION SPLIT FOR o.lex.ts/
pl1ster waU. lite you loaa·M-Cke offer. 1~~~~~~~~~~1 Call644·7m. THE PROVEN & Owtih s• 1100 neveraeeanymott.38t, Consider ex.change i I· CA PA BL E . A ••••••••••••••-••••• ZBa.~itrbdnn/ba,pvt, 0Wnr/Agt.642-1Z12 . (Cl!IW~ASICaATll··; J Lii 1 .._. I041 DISTINCTIVE & M•-~--upgta1r1.See8llmto6fm -~--· ••••••••••••••••••••••• POPULAR OFFICE IN "r-"• -F dally . 428 Beion a. REPO. 4 br + p ool. A P R EST I G E $79,000 Sharp ocean view, 2 Br,•, st-1 .. ~ •• + ••· -675-5492 or.6'2-8584 Prin. •cg,OOO. 9% int ............... ~~;;;~"~~g;;;~1 LOCATION CONTACT '""t--.~ o.uc1 ..... -o I .., ~ -• -Ba, Den. Will consider · · 1·oyment of Newpott ny. down.Agenl.$46.1739 I ti. ~v B BIM HASTINGS AT, h ease op on. ~· J 1.-..d Hew Dlplex S ores ol¥J11pic pool, ten·
Ge.tr.. 180Z G1•1al IOOZ $3790.DOWH owner.4!9·2100546-4681 1\.\ Blk from ocean. G40-5560. nilcourts4i:otberrectt1a•
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q 1·t t ti ·~al facili·"-Del··· 3 Deserted in s mall EMERALD BAY ua 1 Y ·cons rue on. BEACH ...,,,., ...-. ..... private beach communl· Charming 3 bedrm, So. $117,000. Owner will lake · Br, 2 Ba, units w/all
tr (approx 2 blh 10 ol Hwy. Room for pool 103 down ... carry 2nd' COTTAG' E xtraa. Owner.GG3573-
sand), rustle e xterior and add·on wtview. T.D. This" offer will go · __ • _ lacoMeP · ,., 2000
w/thake roor. Garden $119,500. Seller -1·11 fast. 1..oc. at207 -30thSt. c lhedral iUn11.. • rapt I '' .. a te--:r, new •••••••••••••••••••••••
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~ Tennis courts -pool -jacuzzi -
uuna -3 bedrooms, dining room,
' ~ baths -smashing living room w /fireplace & wet bar -3 decks.
'tftll consider lease/option. $60,000.
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bedroom, adult condominium just
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:...i...,Great location l Froot lioilse hati: llGll 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 3 bath!.
SpaclOtl.' 2nd unit has 2 bedrooms:
Call us to see llll$ prime property.
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bedroom home• now Newport Shores since Three adJoinlng ocean vacancy. Hard. to 'beat
available. No~ oost.a. 1963 ' view R·l lots. Mab·oC'· value• Call now I« pre.
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Sani;. Ana $2&5., 3 br, A&LM2-4421 Immediate~. welcome. • on Ocean Blvd. Only drpts&n.nge. • acre.499·2Z7f. ·
locdyd,gar,tlda&peLISharp 3 BR, Z\\ ba. Br.O<Vullillsi<leoome EXECUTIVE SUITE MOTEL steps to Cllln• Cove. Al __ _!11~80~.~-!!:7~"11!!!__J;"=;;;'::::;:;,;=:::;:;;:t;;" ok townhouse. S3lliS Month. Wood & 1lals Ir. large lu1:ur1ous 2 BR, 21-t Bd. Joat palut'ed
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GanienGl'O\le$300.,5br 2 Br, 2 ba, new, tenn.b c..t.W.-.C•...,..t2627 ty v iew. Singles O.K. ''.C"WaJlace.MS~
very rare. FamilY courts, pool. adulbonly. OCEAN View! Br 2 Ba $.SSO. mo. Call 6'4-72.ll Spaeious 2 Br~ 1~ Ba, J..Bdnn.dUPles ......
welcome! · S290mo.64&-~ Den, Part. lum °' uo 642-2611 AGT. druslngrm,patlo,Nr.S. Located l~b abo•e ~~~~~~~~~~I ::.'ft:~: ol lk>ard ~f llu&llsfJflJ+tt11 JJ40 f1:1m.d9·ZJ<8or5*-4681. BEAUT. t.g.Oceanview3 Coast Pla:u. $1.&S. Pb. Coa.-t. ,Hwy. Soatta
• Better Busi· •••••••••••••••••••••• Mil1loa Y&..1.. 3Z6 B 2 °• d I Bil 637 2943 '-1•na. W ~--•.•-ness Bureau 01.amberot ......,... • • -u.. I"... ~~ 3740 r. ._ LIO ex. ns,,.o:.c.c':.;..c"--------l &.411 uc.~-Commerce.' HunL Hbr Twnhse. Never ••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ..-•p• -washerJdeyer. 2 car car. i-ahopplng. AvafL O.C. SJA "SOS occupied. 4Br. 3ba, 301 4 BR Eldorado. c.rpti. U.fa.,...., 342! ••••••••••••••••••••••• $400. Adults. m-40GZ or llDSJPETS OK IOtb. $200 MQ. ... lacl. 1 --....,--'-'-'--.:.F.:.•;:•.:A:o~!'.:''.1 boat slip. tennjs, J)OOI, dflll, blte11. patio, fed yd.••••••••••••••••••••••• BEA.tr.l'IFUL l br furn 122-895Scollect. I . SIDE.TWMHSE uUUtle1. -!!"
jacu.azi. S6SO lse. 5'7·9975 OoH lo school 4,thop' •2Br. 2 ba, frplc. car, apts $110 & $180. Spaftish FPLCE., BLT-INS. $290 • MlSSION'REAL'l·x ffl!NT Beach 3 br, 2 ba, or6'13-Ml5. SSSO mo. No pet•. pool, aduJt. pet OK. $290. style blda:, pv\ encl gar, Of:.D CdM, 2 BR. 2 Ba,, ;:M:::Oo:.·.:64::•:::·8::964=:.-----l-:---_::"-:°';:.:-olll::.::::.;":..,..,..,.,. kids, pet, $.1.15. 830-$891 . TwJUn. 962~1838-9266 pool, sauna, Jodry, adlts. single$ O.K. $340.mo.1·
NWPT Beach 2 br, kids 2 Story, 4 BR. 3 BA. 3000 17301 Keelsc::m\ Lrt. 1 blk Agent. 644-72.11 2 Br , 2 ba fa m Iles Newport leoe.h . 3169
pet, ulil pd. $2"75. ' sq.ft. of living atea. tWwport leGcl1 3169 Brand New, Condo. 3 Br.~ W. or Beacb oCf Slater. , welcom•. Mmt util. pd, •••••••••••••••••••-•• LAG Beach charming 2 Super sh arp. Prestige••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba,2earaar,dkbalton) 842·7848 $50. OFF 1st mo. renl. Mo. to mo, $225. ti22 PARKHIWPORT
br.cblld,pet,· neighborhood. $500. per $ZOO.GOO View E:&tah &pool.S350mo.962'8761 ; -New 3
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br,uUlpd$15S.FeeAgt. Call9S2·«7l01"980-2SOI 6 3 I • 0 7 t 7 o BEAUT.decocaledcondo ••••••••••••••••••••••• da~s. ' . Bllns w /w, ~rig, pool Bedroomsand '
2300 HOMEANJEIS Large 3 BR, 1'14 BA, good 645-7102 2 br, 1 ba, pool, nr'. ~ux . 2Br. den, 3Ba, Pvt. $190. Ad Its, no pets Towohoules
i ••••••••••••••••••••••• '*642-9900• area. $315 mo. Call be:aeh. $250. Hunt Be•eh &h. lennl&, pool. Winter 642.9520 Fr.$229.IO()pen.M
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lO'xSO P,l.ymoutb mobfle I D>G •-320 3 B 2 b $t95 N or (213) 191MS01. (-Sl v 5 br. 2251 Placentia. 2br. Spa-Poot.Tennla
home Jn adult park •••••••••••••••••••••• Village Real Etta&.e -~·& · aic 67i7:ri·A r. New 2 br, 2 ba, crpU, 'Tl , ~to_'".•.•. 2287 Placentia. Inquire Aeros s from Fa•aJon $3.800 Or trade for 26: 3Bra\lailforyrly,}obloc:k NoAgenlsFee poo par · gt. drps, pool. $275 . San Ocean~ronl. 2 furn . b-___ ·• wlmanager. Island at Jamboree~
travel trailer. Call to bay. Bar & pat.io. •Bushard/Ciarfield 3 BR, Den. Nr Beach. J.uan Capistrano. Charming 2 BD, 2 ba. SanJoaquloJti)JsRoa 544-3411. 673-120010-4pm 3BR,28A ... $29S $450 . mo, Yearly . 631-1821 lu xury apts.New CORONADELMAR .Veryclean!tbr.Mature . 1714)64-taltoO •Beaeh/Main 67$-3112 carpels, new drapes, 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. adult. l933 \V.f llace.f-.;....-------!!
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Resort 2400 br, l ~ ba, 2 frplcs, blln
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28 acres, 20 mi east San dsh.w~r. + sep. guest o
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lease. Owner.552-6281 \Y IJ?. $550. mo. yrly. A va1L Jate Ocl 615-2975 ~~:•••••••••••••••• lolboo Pe~ 3J07 Hain.es hf'llishcd •••••• ••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 2 ba, new kiteb GeMral 31 OJ cpl. $475 Mo, lease
3 BR, 2 BA ... S31S 3 BIR , netwlybecrp<dhxlnHllocB. balcony over the beaeh. Pool, teoois. continental 960-3633JtW6-'400 •DB.UXl-
*Bolsa/Edward5 HBR VU, 4 Br, 2 Ba, Din. c ose o ae • · · $385 -$4 10. 494-1055 or ""-stblul' •-•-, 2 ba, •--.53$.1020 494 3834 brcakfasL ~me ocean & ? BR, 2 ba. t'pls/drps, ....., ro ._.. aan
4BR..2BA ... $l55 Llv, & Fam. Rm. 1819 --Catalina views. Close lo bltns, no pe ls. \V /0 Inel. spac muterauile,
•Slat.er/Beach Port Stirliog. Comm Towllho•H Oceanfront AUractive 2 shoppiog & fine beaeh. hookup, gar. patio. din rm & dbl 11ra ... •'14cBFRa,d2..~,·Bus .. $325hard Pooll/11 $S25. 675-0171 Avail U.fw'llilmd 3525 bd. 2 ba, apt. Fabulous 644-2611 MS--9455 #1, o. 181 H Del Auto door opmer avalt..
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•Garfield/Bushard nel \liew • Decorator Br 2 Ba, air, attach. gar. Nigh ts• 494 -~602 or Btn. 1 yr nu duplex. 3br, ? BR, I Ba. w/gar. Newly •FIOM $122• ~~~!!:'~86 sharp Film or unfum $300mo.5«-1041. 494·3834. 2ba, fplce. S42S mo. decor. \Vest C.M. Nr 86SAmlg01Way.NB I
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RemodeledZBRhome,nu 'Vat;rfrontHomes D.,.xesu...fwn 3600 BACll. ulil pd. Sl&S. mo. Cot Mt 3824 Nopets.642-3336 WilliamWaltenCo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• up /$60. wl Crescetit Bay. s a sa 1-'--'--'='--'=='----1·-=======--cpt.a & drps. Must see lo Call 6ll·l400 3 BR 2 B in CdM 1435 N C t H 494-2508 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE Bavfronl 2 Bd, 2 Ba, ~ appree $.100 mo Aak for ' a' ' no · 1 wy Off It-Poth ' • .. OCEANFRONT 1 br$185., COl'Ofla .SMcr 321 Bev 0'r Jo.e, 963.4561 HARBOR VIEW JIOMF.S pets or children. $320. E F1'~ICIENCY APTS NEW 2 Br, 2 Ba, adult Sch &. pier. t550. yrly,
petsok,Lag. Beach.Abo •t•••••••••••••••••••• , 963-1186 4-Br, 4-ba, (am rm. mo.644·6800 r $J90 p 1 'd 1, 2 & 3 Br. Adults no apU. Lge beautiful in· 919-1935&844-4510
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I. Bal. 2 br, $250 .• kids, VIEW Ocean & Bay new formal din rm, lmished BR B Cd ~r:n 1 ·nd 00 ·v'!'11a• • pets, dshwhrs. shag cpts, teriors open to lush water *L' r •RISl~H ....... #
pets singles. C. M. 1 br BR 2 B· I • 4 Br Condo Conlinenl ls bonus rm near 'park 2 . • 2 a, M, no Pone. au ry. 1 age closed garagC. (rple, landscaping. Every con· "' "' ~ 5 ., -1 • d . 1 · • . a, enc -gar + · . a • ' ' children or pets. -Inn. 494·9436 BBQ G •-le -·• · bl •• t 1•·• a-unfum $179 L , ut1 p • sing es or ~pie parking. Frplc. Leas pool, club hse. luds OK,; schools &. ~mm pool. mo 644_6800 <Sus;e) · · .i1 -wa r .,..., ce1\la e extra. us see ~ • · • -. l ~ CdM l br. utll pd, $475. 63l·2333 or e\les. $315. 19845 Vermont Ln. $625 mo. inc. grdnr. -Pool to appreciate. SJM-$46$. $215. All elee:trle
s1ngJes ok. Agt. Fee. 675-4868 979-7888. M4-7866/644,&S48 BALBOA Perun: Year-Hewporta.ach 3769 LA MAHCHAAPTS 1555 Potesa Venle Dri\le Fireplaee. Heatecl
979-8430 d 3 b 2 ha I I •••••••••••••••••••••r• 778ScollPlaoo,CM East. Adults.nopeta. -'--'---'------IJRVINE TERR nearba POOL HOME. 4 BR, nr HVll Palermo 4 br, D.R., roun r, ' rp c . · (114 1540-8871 979-1268 lalboolakmd 3106 38 2B FTpl . 2 1» · y. e\lerythlng $425 per mo F.R. 2\AJ ba $550 Owner garage, $325 mo. Oceanfront apts a~a.il, 642--5073 Across rromgolfcoun
••••••••••••••••••••••• $450r, Lsa, .,....,, !;... atios. Call 960-2501 °': 962-447i 640-0008 , • 581 -012.5. rrom $145 to $190. Util in-M"DITER•.o...ic.o.... DClltCI Pohtt 3126 20432 Santa Ana Avo · e ... ,.........,... el. 675·4873,· 615-5205 or '" ~ LIKE new 4 br, 3 ba or 3 Agt . PENINSULA 871-8471 VILLA.GE ••••••••••••••••••••••• y
br, 2 ba. all elec. kitehen VIEW HOME NPT HTS. Bike lo bch. Attractive 3 br, 2 ba. VER"'/ Jg e 2br, 2ba w/ter· EARLY 3 br, 2 ba, 90I
w /dishwhr. frplc, patio, . C High! ds 4 Br. pool, fish pond, Sml (am cottage, lrg yd. (rplc, bltins. c'""" .. , d ........ OCEAN FRONT, 3 br 1 Br, l Br & Oen, 2 Br, 2 raee, upstairs, no J)E!ts. W. Balboa Bl\ld. FrpT.lc bbq 9 1 .,..,.. _,, 1n orona an -waterfall. BBQ. Rent all $325. 581·5937 ,_.. ...... Br Townhouse. Olrpcts, S225 675.~ bllns, garage. 1 blk -. mo se. _._J BR, 2 Ba~ ~mall yard, or part. 675-1873 $400 yrly. 673-2223 home. 1 yr old, dlx. avail. d ra P.es, ,rlr~pla ee. 3 · . bay or beach, $l •
2 Malestudents have 4 br, formal d1n1ng. mue 3Br,2~BaTwnhseonthe 3lo8mo.S475.6'7S-1849 pools , 4 t~ courts -2 BR, 1 Ba, View, crpt.s. 67s-5487 ·
3 ba home on Bal Isle. more. Sub mil o l Br, blks lo bch, $Z35 mo. Bay w /boat Slip. Avail. .A.pw lw;ellh Funlillwd \VlNTER by park near gym -saunas. drps. c lean. $200. mo. in-1-"'-'-'-''-------
N eed 2 more . Paul children. Reduced t Bllns. crpls /drps . 10/12.$5.50.lse646-ZIOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• new 2 br. 2 ba, d5hwhr. 2400 llarborBlvd cld.util.586-5478 BEACHYRLY.3 br.2~
Nussbaum,SJ9.88.JJ $450. mo. 644-7211Agent. 963-2200. BEAUT. Bl''fs Coodo. 4 lalboo Penil;iulo 3707 _., 548 ,.,.,.,., Costa P.1esa (714)551-8020 dplx. Ocean\IU rrom enc.
1.11 . ~.mo. ._,.,.... 2Br. adults, $230 mo. sunporch. $400 +utils.
aalbaaPe..-..... 3107 Bayfront, China Cove. lniM 3244 BR., 21!.t ba. lmmed. oc-•••••1•:•L•1••0•:•0
1:.;:.."••• 3 BR. 2 Ba, Frple . Adult 2 huge bcc!rooms A.v aiL Nov. 1. 557-S228. 645-1596
••••••••••••••••••••••• BR, 2 BA, $700 per mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ep'y. $450. Agt. 644·1133 "' A "" Tastefully furn. 2 Dr. to $170 no pel.:5. lnqun·e apt Js~t~'~· n~e;:w~liYJP~•~ln~l'~d~/c~rp~td~. ,;i;;,~;i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ •BR l blk t b Call673·7710 Redecorated3or4BR's,2 . . Winter $160-$235 Mo. he h 1 ... le .,....,,.. G568 \V \Y1lson c• ~oMT ' •"' • o ay or BA homes. Nu landspg. SUPER plush. beaut. de-lncl. utll. equip. kitehen, ae . ~in r ._.,.,. mo. -'-'-'-'--'-' -"=----1 0 .. .&.~
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or 15-1753 •••••••••••••••••••••• Bev· or joe ~7 or furnished 3 br, 2' ba, dbl 105 Main St,675.at4() -Need Te mporary llous· 1,2&3 br, Deluxe Unrur. STEPS TOIEA.CH
.3Br 2 Ba Home, $tSO mo. AVAIL. 3 br, 2 ba, Mesa 963•1786 garage/opener. Pool. . ""' 8 h t Pho or Furn. gas/wt.rpd. llKE TOIEA.CH 3 BR,2 Ba.$32SWlnLel!',
yrly MichaelRealt 5(f1 Verde ho'\ne. $350. Agt.. $400 . mo. 675-1184 o r Lg 2 Br,.2 Ba upper. Ac· t~fiY ·m:i~ =~rV . S2~~: Adulls-Nope\sScc.gate MIEA.RSHOPPIMCi 3BR,2 ba$.'l)O Wnlr.
E e8J Blvd 67~· 540-1120" Right on San Joaquin Golf 615·1070 c es s lo P v l be h, Mo. No pel:i. Lido Shores Pool. ree rm, elevators 1,2 &3 Br apts, blt.ns, dis· SEA WIHD
' · · . Crse. 2Br. den, s ingle w/wash'g racll. Wntr. ll l 1 6738800 525Victoria,642·8970 hwashers,somc w/(rplcs C ba de New 4 br, 2 ba. Nr Yacht J..B,r, 2-ba, fncdyd tn Coll. level. central air. $.5SO yr. W ATERFROHT I $300, ulil pd. Call afl6PM ~~o"'e~-c"..'.~·.""':"'._ ___ .j --'-:':--'-;-".:;'--''-::~:---& 2 car garages. From ondo, 2 BR .• 2 ·• n.
C lub . $375 winter. Pk. Fplc, dbl gar. $115. ly.615-4059. W / p RI y A y E 675-446S. 1or2 Br. adults, no pets, •ShodySmH'ool* $200. Lions Es tates . Unr. Yrly.$475.
213-449-6412673·5981 546-5777 . St70/S190 2421 E 161.b St 1&2 Br $175. Up. Adults, 536-2579
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tkaut.furn.Duplex,steps 4 • a, 1 ,pet, nc . JoaquinTwnhome.2Br, 2 Bdrms. large den, 2 patio.gar.$325.mo.yrly. 642-3645 2 BDR-ATTI·IEBEACH
to beach.Upper 4 BR 2 gar.$300. . 21h ba. 2 sty. Overlooks fireplaces completely 20421stSt.673-1148 ParkNewport-SUblease. I SUPER-NE\V-LARGE
Ba, $450. winter. l..oy.1e~3 ~LCER ~·~d·k1~· 'il. d golr eourse & lake. $575. remodeled' & earpeted LGE newly decorated. 1 Br. $325 mo. 833-8203. or Hac'o•ndaft-.,_10 lluntington llarbor Area1;;;~~~~~~~~
BR, 2 Ba, 5350, winter. S2.2Sr, c 1 • pe • nc ' 541 -1044/833-3215 w /buill-ins. Electric br. Bay bch loc. Adults, eves673·5332. VC'_. AD ULTS 846-41501
$A25. YrlyG73-33!11 FURN. bachelor, kit., UNIV Prk TerT TwnMe. 2 gar.age door. Very la~ge no pets S2Is-S225. 673-0012 ON TlIE BEACJI 2 Br. 2 I 60 W' Wifsori. C.M. AT TllE BEACll ~EANFRONT new l Bf'
L..-aa.odt 3148 uWpd.$90.FeeAgt. br. 2 ba. Must rent by P:'-tiow/ga.s(.'Oflversation . Ba, bltns, gar & lndry ClosedGwages NE~/LGE3BDR$315 /rf;te;=:.s.~34.J.a.r..
••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMERMDERS 10/1. 552-7389 eves, pit. No children or pets. l BR, 3rd story vie~. V.. rac 's. $350 mo. Yrly. BEAUT.GROUNDS Hunt1ngton ll.arborArea -'-=====:c::=:...
Oceanfront North Laguna 642 9900 213-122-6310 days Mr References. $600 mo. blk lo ocean. $350. ulil pd-675·7717 . ADULTS-NO PETS AdulL"I 846-4150 2 _Br. 2 Ba, steps to 1and.
Cove 4 Br 3 Ba rrplc '* • * Shipp . 642-9~0~ ~s; Sun & yrly 673-0392 10 minutes lo ocean. Lge 1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Frplc, bllns. paUo, $US.
deek:p alio:newlfpainl: 3Brduplex.w/pvtyard REHT.,S eves. 7 . . New 2 br, 2 ba dup. nr OCEANFRONT, neat 2 lbr$18S .. 2Br S2l5.,lge2 yrl)'.642-.9666
-• S850 wm· ter No •· ga age S37S mo Call An * -* R t L Opti BY y ht Cl b $38S 1 Br, upper, adults, gar. Br w/pt:i lio $220. Gas & SI 00. Mo...-ln a.. · pe .... r -· UN!Y.PARK en or ease on ae u · yr y. wo·nt er, $275. 213 · · ID · •11o-Duplex .. rum,<BR's,2 494-6452 na5J0..3071. · O\YNER. 4 br. 31/:i ba. 213-449-6412673-5981. 795.3018_ water inc· r apcnes. A 3BR 2Ba r>00: ';;:::;;:;~:;::---,.;-;:;l .!""~~:__-----1 carpel>, gas he<tt, ga> H 3 1e~z1a bat h, upper. On. • ···-·-···-,._., Ba ye r est . !\Ian \Ve lls11costa M•so 3724 ow -~~!!~~~ ... !!!.~ Eastside lux. duplx.. 3 br 3 BR. 2 ba. bonus .. -. $C75 Home. Pool. rrml Dr & ••••••••••••••••••••••• S40 WK UP l&2 Bdr & ~i:r~ ;ii~g'-ono:!\i.on;~~: with fireplace. bllns, FA ~~.ho~~.s·'::6~6rei>:; 2•n ba.dinnn.priv yd, THETERRACE Fm rm. $900. mo inel Baeh. Color 1V, maid heat . CLOSE TO GI A l OCEANFRONT 3 BR 2 car gar. children &sm JBR.28a ........... $425 pool & garden main-$35.WE.EtC&UP serv. pool. ntE MESA. room.washers &dryers. OC EAN . SCHOOLS , enn, gen
BA, new painl, c.rpts, pet welcome. S400. GREENTREEHOMES t enanee. 642·3099 or •Studio&lBRApts 415 N. Newport Bl NB NE\YLY DECORATED PARKS & SHOPPING. 3 Br, bltns. rrplc, 2 W 1 drps, etc. $450 winter on-714·637 ·7091 3 BR. 2 Ba .• ······•·· $375 675-8824 •TV & MaidServ Avail 646·968l ' 2 Br w /gar., $115. \Yater $32.5 & $360. per month. ds hwshr. Oeean Vi •
l y or $650 /mo yrly. u -a Verde 3 Br 2 Ba 3BR,3Ba ........... $425 •PhoneServ,Hldpool ~.1. 2176 "E" Placentia. Agenl960·3858848-8300 \Vintcr SJI0.673-2493 .• 675-4534 ,.._ · • · DEERFIELD HOM ES HARB. VU lovely l story 4 •Children Section 3br, 2ba. Nr heh. Mature ,.... Heaeh Blvd. \Vest on -'--'-'-"-'------I Din,. Jge kitchen. 3 BR, 2~ Ba ..•...... $425 bd, Fam Rm. nr pool, •SS OFF week's rent adults. 213 861-7003 anerl-636_-<_t_•o_t -_5 _____ , Adams,4 blks to ON TJlEBAY · ~~~!~~E3 ~~.F~O~. SJSOmo. 642-Z!SG. Rancho San Joaquin rned yd. $585.644-4809 w/ad 4PM. 3 IEDROOMS Al a bama, ri ght one Duplex,. yrl.y. rentit.
673_30961213.281-6062 ' PRESTIGIOUS 2 BR,2 Ba .•••••.•... $575 Hr.WPORTSHORES 2376NewportBlvd.CM ,, OCEANFRONT* 3 lge bdrms w/palio, blockto2021lochester Outstanding 3 hr. 2 bl!. MESA.VERDE J BR.2Ba .•......... $52S '" 548-975Sor645-3967 f l l f ! ... ~~~~~~~~ ... , frplc. 1800 sqft. upper:
3 br. Nr Mariner Sehl. p AC ESE TT E it 4 BRTu,';!1eRoc.kllillsc-c.n 3 Br, 2 ba w/pool & ten-Baeh.,~7~~~yrly. I~ cq~l :~~~ S~~~l -N Boal dock 3\la.il. Newty $4 5 0 m 0 _ 546_ 1 54 7. • • a •.•..•••.• .,.,...-5 nis. Walk lo ocean. $425. SUS CA.SITAS Adults only, $45.S628 EAR new 2 br, 2 ba, decor'd. Sundeek. $485'.
499_4248_ Fenee. d yard. L 0 VE LY 3 b e d rm 548-2855/ 613-81-tS La.rge nicely rum. baeh. closed garage. from$Z15. 675-4200.
w /lanai for evening en-& 1 brs. Adults only, no OCEA.HVIEW •VILLA NINOSlr Also3 br, 2\A.t ba, $315. Alll..::.:.::..;=::....-----_K7i_ds_O~.K_. _____ 1 joymenl. Surrotmded by 552-7500 3 Br. 2 Ba, Den 2 blks lr. pets. 2uoNewport Bl. Deluxe furn. 3rd slory 3 ulil pd. 414 22nd St. Ope n 3 Br. 2 Ba, dclwc.3doo9o BEACHF~ONT Duplex. an abundance of lovely beach. swimming & ten· BR, 2 Ba , 100' from sand. Sat/Sun 1-5. Agl. No ree. best beach. $37~ Yt'JY•
3 B 2 Ba trees.Onfy$&25.amonth · red hill nis,yrlylse.548-M23 Vi ewfromJ.....R,kit',&M-28r,28aA.ph 846·131Lor846-4938 _646·9218or675-0SSS. ~ upper, · r, , no ·u . & __,_ . _ ls \V' l $325 + ut1 ties ga.ruener. A.MIA.SS.A.DOR IMHS Br. 2 Car parking. 7301 Super Comfortable ~-1350 in er. mo. lsl&las t&cleaningdep. I BEACH Home, decorator OF A.MERICA Seas hore Dr. \Vinter, Qu.iet. Upper/lower EX lge 2 br. 2 ba, dlx OC EANFRONT 2 llr, ----------1 Nofee. ree t::y sharp. 3 Br+ maid's . $400. mo. (213) 722-3878 EnclosedGarages poolsideaptJirbch.Adlt, bltn s . crpls. dr;,
LUXURY condo, NeWTV\rt fllEMCH NlilTER ~ Cap's \liew of channel. TWO LOCATIONS or615·9lll lo show. Gas &\Vatcr Paid. Afolo no pets $175.536-8362. garage, 1 ba. $370. Y • ~.... T-$350 m o. or s ubmit. WEEKLY RATE.S 645-3655 -Crest. 2 br, 2\-S ha, frplc, CONDOMINIUM 'I bl r ish~ FULL SERVICE 1'-1o rentals. S22Slo$l35. s ' l b dbl / 1 ---"'""""=~---1 Ava1. a e um ..... • OCEANFRONT. 2br, Iba. Children \Vclcome harp 1 BR.2 Ba. w/patio.
we ar, gar opnr, 2 S'rORY, 3~m, priv Raneho San Joaquin \YATERFRONTHOAIES 2277 Harbor,C.M. ~Blfl deeor. Avail immed. 2324 Elden Ave. 833_2480 gar, crpts, drps. D /\V. 6 Ocea n Vie w, Br 1
JI091. TENNIS. $450. mo. patio & pool. ults only. Townbome w/View in a 631 -1400 2909 Briatot, S.A. Winter. $375. Yrly, $450. blks to beach & llunl-spacious 3 bdrm t .. -::.=:
_6T_S-_7_184_o_r_675-__ 101_0 ___ 1 Sharp. Orte . at $285. beautiful new greenbelt Spacious 2 stpry. 4 bed, 645·4840&540-2300 Open Sat/Sun. 12-5. 101 pacious 2-Br, 2-ba, 2 car ington I-I arbour. SW-5Jj7 }_:ves aft 6/wknds.
per mo:+ util. lsl & last c 0 mm unity near 4'h ba. Plants, greenery,! \V. Oceanrront. ·Owner, gar. drps. crpt., lndry, \\linter. 72051h Seasb*e
HouH1U•fun .... d +clean1ngdep .. No_.ree. u n;vers;ty of Irvine. and on the water with 213-654-1698. D/W t S27S Ad Its Beaut. new 3 BR, 2 Ba , Dr. i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ bo U $239000 •Shacfyen..l"ool* ,sove. · u · frplc,w /yard&ga r,pri. Gfteral 3202 UPER,B ::~ ioi~h:a~h~: d!~ir~ ats p. ' 1&2 Br $175. Up. Adults, ~10 W. OCEANFRONT. ~ilh~:s·_4~5;aiJablc Oct. patio, crpts, drJVi, D/\V, 6 BV3;Yfronl Panora~lc ••••••••••••••••••••••• MES cleauina: oven, trash WA.1Blf1IOM'I' no pets. 171 E. 22nd St. Furn, xtra lge 1 br, im-blks from beach &. f-lunt· 1ew, 2 Br, 2 Ba , $.175f"·
FREE FREE compactor. air Condi-HOMES 642-3645. :mac.cpts.$250.615-4688 1 & 2 BR garden a pts, ingtonHarbour.846-5377 ly.675·0236or673-1681
•Professiona1Servlee• :JM& C."'PU• NB 54t-MSS tioned . rrplc, drapes, 21533w.c-....,._.. 113 MeFaddco Place. v.i: rrplc, ~shwhr, pvt patio. Lovely new 2 BR, 2 Ba. \VACK lo· Ocean. Niqw
1'tLANDLORDS• •2 Br tnhse, 1't:esa Verde cWaarpellpta;npe•r."'"""'Neirhooonet, 0&1 :=:i~. 1 BR Furn $110 blk to ocean. Lrg 1 br. Nr. Irvine Ind. Area. $180 w /ga r ., c rpt!!, drps. dplx. 3 Br. 2 Bu, C~t, Ho,...filldlri * D/W, gar ace, patio, pool, ,_ , __ to 11 l BR Unfum $165 673-9393. to $2(15. 557-2841 D/\V. prl. patio. 6 Blks drps, D t\V, garb. dilp,
642•9900 $275Childok.545-7668 two poo .. ! c....,., go SanCle_..... 3276 Lots of bltns, pool. walk Easlside. Lrg 2br, %ba. frombeach&l-luntingt.on gar. Yrly. Child 01' ..
coune.Aoultsonly,$650. •••••••••••••••••••••••to shopp;ngo " mo·. E 1 d . llarbour.846-.S377 $400.675-0642/6'7~3 California's Largest 3 Br. t in ba, frplc, dbl per mo. & cleaniAg fee. · 2BR,stepstobeach, nc ose gar, d1 s -·I-'===-===---ccc:.:o.:c.:..::::c:::..:==:::,-
•Rental Service!• garage, enel. yard. nr. 547-53S3 if 00 answer caU 2ABI d , 1 bad, 138 C\Ves1 t1 beach. 931W.19lhSt.. $.10(). p/mo. yearly. hwasher. lndry. $235. No LOWEST RENT Spacious 3 Br, 2 ba, £~
hool .... ·-··?J aner•pm essan ro, a 675-7816aft.6 pet.s.642-3488or645-8107 . 2 lb be h Call lblktobeacb..Yrly ~ ' : ~i, ie . ........,. ---o . 213·59'1·1003 or see Oct. 5, or r ac apts. • ililJAillb•lf1 E~7,i:'.:~~~~~~::. ~~~I P:~7:c:...i. 2 Br, ·~~~~:$i:~.£~u~ 2~::.b~/~r.'~LBEJ~~: !!~::~;~:~1;;;~ ~~:L~:·~~;;:~:•J 3~t;h, ~~L~ ~
. , 'BR,2!.4i balbs ...••. $4.SO Ba •1. -vie.w, lease 5300 64•1714 pet w e lcome •400 $310 mo yr•·•••~ -FiEE saYICE . pet.a. $215. 673-0231 GA.ltD .. HOMES m5tmo. 7tU15-3587. , suo to s1d40l 1 br t,1:!rsTh. & . .,. 71i-631·709l • ., . 2 br, cpta., drtis. bltns. . . .,,-.-..-• .._
4StCABRILLOST 3BR 2Ba.lhs $38S -apta. A u.ts on..,-. e WATERFRONT 3 Br . gar. 205. 15th. &f'l-3057 ; 1 Br, Bayfron~ bll.ns. ll:e
TO LAMDLOIDS 3 Br 2 Ba bltn.s, drps, FR, THe raAACE 2 Lge bdrm, S2601 vu, wlk Aloha Trailer Park, cor. rum. Upper duplex. Boat 2 Br, 1 ba,, bltins, newly 536-4259; 536-:e.& patio. gar,alipxtra. $3ZS.
Member of Board of I••, patio, .... -...n. 2 BR 2 Ba'.... -~ to ocean, frplc. olk wall, Wilaoo/NeWpOrtfW.S..4530 dock. Call 675.6169 or crptd,&pamted. nrSouth 2 BR he h •• 6'73-9335 Re•ltors, Belter-Sual· 6&'""' • ua •••••• -ava11.Novt.168Aleuan· 714-4384 Coast .Plaia. $200. nea r a<: • crp..,,1-"'-"'==-----...._-neu Bureau, Chamber of Robinson 8r675411;!0 3 BR, 2 Baths --$425/4.50 dro 498-G62C or Lge Fww 2.. . . 54().0988 540-4075 d rps . no pets, $1 75. Upper oceanfn:iot dplJt.,: 4
Commerce. ' Lrc dlx 3br, 2ba, nu tri-MIWPOITllACH PaM. Bllns, w/w, drpl, pool Walk to bt h. 2br. 1 ·ha, 960-1450 Br 2 Ba pp 1ar. $S50¥t-
.13M50S , pie~ ownn unit.' $350. 2Br.2ba,den,vul600 S-J-$200. Adlt1, no pets partly furn. Lrg a:ar &: 2 BR deluxe studio, utll 2 Br" condo alt. garage ly. Roblos oQ, BU.
640-7U4. CU~YaD.All, c·_.,~ '-•7 642-ll$20 VJ patio. S28S.673-081S. pd • .Bttos, ttpu, pool. Dshwhr ..:..., ncwd-· 61$.8120 i
CM.2br,$195.,alngl•fc 4BR 2Balhl $425 ..,... ...._ ~ .. .,'lln,NEWLYdL -a•-•z $225 1981Maple 64.5-807i '........,., ·-· ' vet.. Also'.N.B. 2 br $250., 2bt S.panlsh hse. Nicely ' ••·••• •••••••••••••••••••••• -...... vo ""'" 3 Blks to beach, new 2 Br. ors4S-5647 · '215-675·5589 A.pat t•Knts Fw11iahe ·
kJds & pets . Walk to cpld &.: drpd. ~ mo. LE RAISOR ON Golf·Course. Spac. br, pool, Carden setting. 1 .Ba, Duplex, dsbwshr, N tri 1 2&.lb di or U11f.lrwilhlcl 3 0
water H.B. 2 br. ldds, C811ct4··1950. br, 2 ba. po.ol . Nr. Ut11 pd. Adults only. gar, child oJc. $275. mo. APULT 2 br. Eastsido, t~~uf e;::iC· fc r~ •••••••••••••••••••• • ~ti. singles. Or Lag. REALTY Mar1.na . Adlts.~-ls Sorry no pets. 1800 winter. 615-0642 or encl. 1araae , patio, yd 2009 Jluntr~ St. THEEXcrnNO »itch%~ l2:60-t uW pd,, ~ESA VERDE 3 BR. 2 ®C Dr 1 1n -incl wattr Ir trash. Alf.. :f•~~comer W. 18lh 613-6692 d s hwhr. Near new • .saS.4022; 3~ · PALM MISA.~
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JJQ.R SE ranch, No. r::1·d.e jaf'deMrrn;>·A"::.· •••••••••••••••••••_"' 1 BR F\l'm. 2 lls clolet.s, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pallp, garden. Adults, no NEW Rancho San Joa-Bach, lid BR.
Tu,a&in, 1 acre. 15x 11/10. 83S-Ml4or919-4515 48r~fam-kil, prof.~. 2 Bd, 2 ba. home. Cke•o qa.eaalae bed, prl•; l•a• I~ . 3106 pets $2lS.&42·l603 q,uln deluxe townbome, a A~'li~.~7\,~ cba1n llak corral, 1lable, patl.de~k. Nr pe.~t~I "View. frple. carport. drftains rm. :JtUa lie ••••••••••••••••••••••• VlLLA MESAfrom.2 Br, z Ba, den. San Joa·· M 1---'-&.-ck rao_m;._3..,Ju:. 9 ..8.R~_ Ba, ~I fam·tm. tenD .... Seo et 1732 ~ Adult., no pee.a. J.iea¥. _rooma9 hel. ••r. BR avail for yily, 1 Br, patio, pool. No ~ta. quln Garden PIO. VJew. (SBi.:'~s::N:"W»ort • ='=~~-Coatael ~~;,,• ...:=-· -=~-r.-. ,1mo. ~~.::-~day. :-.:~1e. MulU ooly, :J;'.'~1'° Jla1'&paUO. ~: w. WIW. ~ ~r~~~=-io s':!~.l -
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Add ition!'.!, llcmo<lcling, Ave., C!\1. 646-KiSH edge & cultivate. 962-3408 Garage cleanup. Relia· ••••••••••••••••••••••• t/1ntr. Any r1x-1l )Obs. Int/ext. Our work is neat Roofing & insured. 962-7317
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<.:;ibinets, etc. 49".!·9739 or ontractor Sc'·Prv•,.n,e~.'1~ .... u1',r,.\,~C~lcnagn 003·64S2. CRETE \\/ORK. Ask for• ~'=·~·~·~· -------l ~So~· ~"'""-' 837::::~·2=""°"=u~n~. ~5·~·--1 REPAIRS-ALLriPES R~movals. _ 1imbin¥• top.-
832·8026 Jackor John ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .. .., "' ,. pmg pruning f"'"'ewood Private & Commercial Up. Free E!'.lt. 642·3102 llAULIN'G Jake. 549· ISMS Cstm Palnt/\Vallpaper· PAINT & PAPER Reas. free est.s, lie. Li 1.' ., • .., ....;..,_~ 1..1 '
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now. 642·!>678, ext. 322. l1c. contractor962-6712 f'ree est. 64.>9951. Classifi ed Ads · 00·5678 jobs welcome. 5J6.2426
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"' 31151 sqrt. f'rorn International necessary expense . }o'or .....,. $&. 556·6529. For Sale. Indoor Plant SecuritiesCorp.2121San Shop. Best area NH. complete ser\•ices call
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av,ail. 3 Br N. Lajl una SS • PER 59 FT Heritage Realtol"!'l . Goo<l Business on Instruction 7005 STYLISTS RECEPTIONIST rpoe'rbs"o"n'.•ITonh. eApHplya .,·inr ID'VINE PERSONNEL
hq,Ple w /pool. Desire 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB Husy Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Busy Drfice. Must be ex· " CES ,,rENCY straight, resp, employed AGT.54 1·5032 Business Re-ntal. 4450 Holland Bus. Soles Beginning sailin g lessons For 12) N.B. salons. w/or per i e n c ed. s h arp, lfandlers. 8908 \Varner SERVI G'/"'f..J
male or female. ners & . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-4170 in Jl untington Beach w/oul foll owing. 644·0661 pleasant & self motival·~-;;A;•;e;.;F;t.;V~ly;.~847;;·9065~~~ 488E.17lhStreet ·
in l e r v ie w r 'eq. 2 13· $140 up s.tore-off1ces cpts OELUX E offi ce, t'omn,·1 ___ ;_::;:_..:.:_;_:___ Centra l Park. Nellt class or 540·8582. ed. No Saturdays, good I-(at Irvine> Cost&& Mesa
424·3482or714·494·9677 drps atr bath. 1730 I & industriul spacl·s. Also NURSERY SCHOOL starts October 11. Call l ~"-'===------I salary & benefits to Suite 224 642·147P
Beach Bl,H.B.842-2834 mini w arehou5es in P re-School, nr. do-...'Tlln. 675-1056. IEAUTYSTYLIST q u a lili e d applicant. HEALTH SPA
Master bdrm. Own en· PROFESS'LO.ASS A L~i::.una Niguel & Mission Costa !\fcsa. Ca re for 24 Exp in cutting and quick 832-6377 or644-2119
trance. Bath. Kitch priv. Bldg. 3 sl·''Y· 2790 V1eJo .areas. llandy to at SIOO mo. lloom tu ex-Jobs Wanted, 7075 ser\•ice styllng. fl.1ust be . INSTRUCTOR E .CM $105 548 5998 " s D F 200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• proricient in a ll other Diet Cook £or conv. hosp. . . . . HarOOr Blvd, C.!\1. Air an iego v.·y. .to pand. Incl. lge. Jot, nrly CLfo;AN ING done. llome. beauty work. 837·4743 Salary open. Contact Part.Time
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10W as 30" new bldg .. comp. eqwp. apt .. orri·ce. '· \'"ant on ,0. 837-8779. Mrs. Schon. 642-0400. Need expe••enced 1·n
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man. S."I mo. 1 ,43 2200 sq fl. 642-4644; 646-068 1 poin ts. Existing lsl is on· pe ri t' n ced . 1-la ve re· E d Neal a ppe ... Reliable. eqwpment. • • f•••ncc• c ·,11 Su e area. ~a rn profit for e· Pl Cal l 1··,·11 be 'cspons•"ble ror • Orange CM 645·4405 ly $14,000. \Vant Sl2,500. .... ~ "· • live ries & cash, tri'""' or Surf &.Si rloin eacie .v -~::!!!!!:~~-----1 -c.c..'--'-=-------ISharp Newport. store or 8,7.2120 979-962 1 or ·ramm)· ~ 644-318" mec•an1·ca11·nspcct•·on of 0
P I ore .• ground noor, :J7X IS. "·•s.7256 merchandise for selling S930 \Y . Cst Hwy, NB 1 '' · Aoolft & locrcf 4050 r me Hunt. Bch. toe. M k .,.. --------I new subscriptions. For l -~---=~'-'---1 From 9AM -Noon commercial rabricated ~·•••••••••••••••••••• from $125. mo. incld. util. $200 o. Bro er675·6700 Second TD, St0.000, 10"/.'. . r . 1 11 DOCTORS.ASSIST THE IRVINE CO. parts rrom chassis to Nurse, cxpcr, full time. an ormat1on p case ca · · ~vt. rooinwtth board. 501 S Warne r Ave . Lease space. Great loca-intere~t. \Vell secur;d in SJO a shift., live out, refs. 642-432 1 . Fr·om San Young lady (18-28) to as· 550 Hew-.. Ctr Dr cabinel<; and electronic
1 -CoslaMesa.$22Smo. 1..:846c:.::.·~424::..::9:_ ______ 1 lion a l Brookhursl & Co s ta M esa. Agenl 97~·0205 . Clemente-San Juan sist in Health Spa. No ,_.. printers. Ability ~oread
549·10'19 •lMOFREERENT• Adams in 11.B. A/C, 642-1893 Capist rano area, call exp. req, we train. Apply Newport Beach mechanical blue prints.
l. -R-4250 1·2-3 Rm. offices from carpel, free parking. Mortqages, Trvst He-Ip Wanted 7100 495-0030 and fl.fission Vit>·1 jn~oo~n~-§"ip~m~. ~2~U~2~1~1:a~rbo::::'J~~E~q~u~a~l~O~p~p~f~;m~p~lo~y~e~r~I use mic rometers alt'd ac $135 pe r mo Nea' Cal1S49-88ll. D•ed• 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• jo-Et-Toro area, call Blvd.Costafl.1esa. Vern ier Caliber s r e· ••••••••••••··~··•••• · •ccouNT•NT & quired. l\.1usL be able to C bt 81 Be I Alrport.Noleasereq. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ,.. .581 -6310. DRAPERY f-l e lp \\/anted , mal ~ & lift40lbs.,alsosome test· r~1c:: 3:r •• :;·pr.;~m~ 833·32239Tilnoon Lease space. Great loca-LOANS aoo/ OFFICE MANAGER ~1~;q~u~a~l~O~p~po~r~. ~E~m~p~l~oy~e~'~1 . female, part or f/l1me. ing required. l\.f inimum 2
eol TV , pooU.bl. 484.-8811 MINI·SUJTES {1·2·3 + lion on Magnolia and I •I TDUO tO .. _ao"o/O Business locat ed in : ~el.P Nee~edp .. E~per d ':; Kentucky Fried Chicken, years experience. Apply L B h \Varner i n J.~ountain t.Oc;.; .... .,." Irvine lndus't Complell. BOAT BUILDER .ra1nee. an1s spea. 2929E.<..:oast llwy,CdM in person:
q C • rooms). Xerox & secy Valley 1,200 sq ft. A/C, Ability to keep rull set or l !'"~g~o~k~. 64~2~·1~43S;)S:. ____ f;;;:-;-;-::-:--;~~-=-=';:';~;:-I se rvi ce avail . On parking, free. In new 2ndTDloans Ex per . production H os t ess, Cas h ier. Pa\; Desert. 2 br cOndo. Newport Harbor in Cen· s uceess ful shoppi ng Fairest Terms since 1949 books • hi re, train & fiberglass sailboat finish R.E. SALES \Yaitress. part or full -STANDARD ~fu • $250 mow/lease, linella Bank Bldg. center."A9-11. Saftl C supe rviseofcof3·Speo-ca rpenter. All around EXPERla.CEDOR l1me.Cal1549·9446after ~eves 642-4644 .... VO erua-o. pie. A i rcrart o r k'll d . bl p -...,.,.,_ automotive deulership s I ~ . es1ra. e. erm. MEW LICENSEES 2Pm ....... MEMORIES INC
Bt<f BEAR CA.BIN, 2 br, NOW LEASING SURF & SAMD 642-2171 545-0611 background desirable. pBo s I tb1 o n in San la The most at.1.ive new of· ,-1 I
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orWtnd. 714/67U773 t~~~i~eZ[~f~:: Xlnt space for oomme>r'I \VEllAVECASll! his t ory & re rs to 805-684-4215 advertising, s igns. ly in person bctw 2 & 5. APPLIED
H•waiii,,,dlx Oceanrrnt JIUNTINGTON tenant. 96S sq ft w/ocean Buy 2nd T.D. 's Classified ad no. Sal. c /o Bookkl'eper, experienced. telephone, printing &. Bo~ B~rns Rcstauranl, ?t1AGNETICS CORP.
Condo, l\.&anapali, Maui. fl.1ARINA view. Ample park'g. 1465 Loan on 2nd T.D. 's Daily Pilot. P. 0 . 1560, Copy Cats, 333 3rd St. postage, business card'i, 37 fo ash1on Island 2221 South Anne Sl.
By day, wk. mo. Ron Ort. EX.ECUTlVECENTER So. Coast llwy,Lag. Bch. New Loans-2nd T.D.'s Costa Mesa, ca 92626. Laguna Bch. 494-7133. brochures , promotion. HOTB. Santa Ana ca 9Z7P4 497·3088 Equity lnvs mt. Div . I -'====::..::===--·I c==c-:.=:::_::..:_:.:=--1 Ask about our incentive HITE •u TOR
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962-SS85. ~[V ' BARNETIMTG.CO. AdiYityDI~-Bookkeeper: Custom ring commission split . Call ""' DI An Equal Opportunity _.-_..... n na 'C'ITI 642-586 makers seeking desk CliffLandry.673·7601. 40 hr wk . .Atnt working EmpJoyerM IF
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2200 SQ. FT. rt1fg. 2032 Announcenw:nh/ Aidetohelpwithlnvalid & s ales polentia1.Expenencedsalesperson Hilton, 586·5000, Mr,
\Vorkine glrl moving lo "D" Placentia, CM. $26S Personals/ lady. Possible live in. Pleusant working condi-!or ci"yst~I , chinu &. fint!,_::S~l•~c~·k~·-------
Costa Mesa Nov. h as l7 l41846-44"3 p/mo. 646-7512/M7-2A12. Last & foilold ,_96_3_·354 __ l _e_"~"'-·----I lions. Sout h Coast Plaza. Jewelry. Call 673·9334 1· JANITOR
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ser vice incl : Recep-$8.50 per mo. Neill Sign LOST/FOUND shipping . r eceivin g, Fine A rts educa t ion Fo re m an td super,·ise \Vr1te P . 0 . Box 8~7, in general janitorial
lionitt., conference rm, Co.forlnfo.SJ l-3374 Al>E'T? m a t '! control. some +some working exper. department of 10 men. Coronadelfl.1ar,Ca92ti2S maintenance of office
ed 960-2900 Adoption. Low forklift. truck dispatch. 4 Good starling wages for M b · 1 :icerox, aCullolmat t yp-Rf'ftfalsWanted' 4600 CostSpay/Neuter lnfo. Day work week, 40 hrs . qualified person. Call hust er eoodxper,.-.1nh.a 11.Jousekeeper, dependa-bldgs. Fem. to 11hare ranch type
home w /same. $150 mo.
Qrange. 673-50 10.
1ng. elc. a 833-3640 ••••••••••.••••••••••••• G 0 0 d pa Y. 1 7 6 5 1 Personnel (2131 72S-OOS9. P . ases o \It 1n is 1ng. ble, references, over 30, No equ.ipmt..11l necess. 1
•FASHIONISLAND• t or2br houseoroottage, fo~OUN D : male Setter, i\rmstrongA~.Jrvine. C645a.19666l !\lr. MJ1 rquez , Uvein.645-5000ext30l Position will oper ate
II l B h W/braidcd choke collar. C . £ ct ---' ,. floor polisher & in~ Exe c uti ve offices un l' · $150 lo S:?OO. eramic 8 ory n~s ----------1.funl ing lon Beach
ResPonsible rem. to share w /recept.. secy & phone Quiet. single working ~1::~~wport ·Blvd, C.1\.1. people. Exp necessary· Front Ofc Medical Heads tart is tak.ing ap-~~l·~~I J~~~~u~: ~~~i:.~
e1.. lge 4 brduplex. ~ blk service. 359 San Miguel. man. 546·0836sn.er6pm An1werirtCJSenlce North C.fl.f .979-8600. P /l Now/F lt Later. PI i c a ti o n s r or 2Al\1-. Starting: :!\1in .
to ocean. $130 mo. util. N.B. 640·1910or644-t860 B I /I I/ FOUND. Pinscher, sml, 14 l.ocatiom. All shins Fee Reimb. Expprefd TEACHER. TEACHER .,.., so h
ind. Call G•ry ••• .... "' .... nves . , . . 1 80% COMMISSION ~. per r . -----~----'-'~-•Photography ore w/dark Finance blk w1tsn markini::s. ava1 ., p /l1me, inc ud 0 Also Fee.Jobs AID, CUSTODIAN & Pleasecallrorappt
2 Br Jue in S. Laguna w / rm. A /C, s hower ,·~··~··•••••••••••••••• male, yng. Vic Hunt Beh "'knds. Exper pref'd ... as a member of our of· CONTROLCAJI EER PITime SECRETARY. c213)&$.l222
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a : .. 1 H.S.897-0501 EOE.543·7787. r· Id' EmploymentAgency Apply 8200 Ellis Av e .. Eq 10 E I ocean v iew. I O mo. paneled walls. 548·9766 IHB ne-ss 1-'=.c:.:.;_::.:.:..._ ____ l -~--c..cc.c ____ I ice. n 1vidual ti;:aining 3400 Irvine. Ste 100 ., 1-:H~.B~.':;;:-:::-:;---':;;:-;;'.:l~~~u~a~~p~por~~m~p~o~y~er~
·Straight M·F. 4W-2081. C.M. Opportunity 5005 FOUND : Bl & v.·ht male APPT. SECRETARY in a most desirable a rea. " I~
••••••••••••••••••••••• dog, med sized. f1owcr Telephone, CVl'S Cos t a Mesa . Call NwptBch 7141~..S.SOs u...w. anted 7100 H.a...w..,~• 7100
M'ale/Female, 2 DD, 2 BA, Luxury office in prestige 645 5045 A k r K ,_,,. ...,. -StinStaAna541-0086 C5·9PM ), our orfice. · · li or en ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
pl. $1 27/mo. Pool, Jae-bldg, N.B. Glassed wall B The S CdM. Xlnt salary. Please McFarland. GENERAL &i, etc. Forested aet. view. 645-3700 eaf OUr FOUND. \Vatch. DISCOVERY In a : Call Bll!IS al do not a pply unless you * * •Secretaries
1·5334. ingle&doubleroomor-ECONOMY Ca ll 71 4 -737 •357 are'anexper'd.sclfaS· REALEST.ATE *Typists !::::'.""--------1 fices Jo e. in mode rn weekdays betw Gpm & sured, persuasive go-1------'--'----1
re 2 br on water In center. util's furn'd. By 1 ~•~p~m'--------I getter who prefers a CO OK fo r cafe t eria *Keypunch"--A few stores a re still · d d r 1 ~-• -,.. • ewport Beach with themo$75to!80.540.S206 1 Found: Sept "· Silve p/ttme position. 675-8380 nee e It me. rnci. non *PIX Orr, avai able et Shopper11 I k E "d · · t:~•=l~e~o~r~fe~m~~·~··=·~fll~S~·7~87::,:3c_! V'I pers ian male n e ut. Canyl mel smo er. xper m ln · ,
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Newport Beach deluxe h1 laji:e. a hi gh volume l ris /Cs l f-lwy~ CdM stitulional feeding. Call NEED DNOW! .,..... forRlftl 4350 suites from J6t per sq. ft . 8 oppers mall. If you 5.52.848 1 Are-You Too YouncJ anytime, 546-1Zl3. Tempo Temporary Help
•••••••••••••••••••••••, Air, carpets, util. paid have the merchandise. For Airhs 7 17802 Sky Park Irvine ~ C r e k 67s-oo we'll put the root traffic • COOICS ..:; a.r 1arage space or ro er ·u• 1 LOST; Cockatecl. v.·tute. Lar"e concern has open-Call S4()..4455
'-"o.aora e. s, Talks a little. ~ys "'lli ingsforlOgals&guys.18 or un '""' inne r _ " l g 621 Ir! n front of you. If you ch " F L <h •· o· 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ~· Call eves 640-4860 S'!'art ~aut. furn. lge Of. don't have the merchan-8 urn e y Bi rd ·· v 1 c . to 23 yrs. M!ASt 00 single Shifts. Apply In person, -~o~r!528-~~S5'=~~·'...------I f1ce Suite. Betit C.M. & di1e. we 'll help you ob-Sea vi ew & Fern leaf & free to travel entire Ma Barker·s, Zl2 E. 17th N.O. loc. Takeoverlscor tain it. Join 100 other St c M Offlcelnhl 4400 !l har e . $195. m o . merchant5, who are Cdm.573·7146 U .S . a t a ra ndomr..:~·:..::·::::.·:._ ______ I
642 •7••1644 6815 b a l · I h s LOST F 1 1~ S itinerary. Guarantee re-COUN-H-a
••••••••••••••••••••••• -u .-• e 1 n g e o ur . emae ns et· turn. 2 week expense •-~ CflA h•s ofOce 1u:lte to SUPEll LOCATION Economy at Shoppers ter "Scarlet"J . tags paid training program. Days & nights, p/time, 18
1 • .COO tqf\. With or Village, 2724 N. Main St., with wrong aodress. Sml Above average earnings, & over. Apply betwn 2 &
ut desks. Separit.e 11th St. c.;r• Mesa SantaAna.834 ·1Ml dog with broken tail. Vi el 1 r a n 5 p 0 r 1 at i 0 n Sp m wkdy1. Del Taco,
e r1nce . OC Airport 854
420 ,'qqflS$385IOO.· Carnation & 4th, Cd l\I . furnished. For interview• ~•~tS>"'-8~•~•-e~r~,~CM=----'
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BUSINESS or Med. Of'c'•·i-~-C~•~l~l833-=~-=---I Orange CowityOn-Sale Pen oaal1 5350 IOHm ·Spm. de pendable car. Early
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f;ill redecar. 1.525 COCKTAILSONLY " t'o:.:y Oirl's Out Call N. CM Area. 546-1780 &r
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3848 Cam~ Dri ve
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· ~ Ca ll~r.Win~ton Come . S p ecialize Sfl»e office spa<e, $110 3416 Vlo Udo, Mt 1 _ _::C~o!!lle~c:'.t~t2~1~3)~27:.'.2~-424~9~ l-'P..:•~r::ap'::l:'Ceg'-'IC'ct::·=."":_:·~·3cclll9=--I . WAMTTO Dli:NT~L ASSISTANT GIRL FRIDAY /LAB AS ·
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"'10· n ew complex C.M. V~w efupplroxV1 sLqd . BEAUTYSALON PREGNANT?? MAKEMOMEY. req . Newport Bea.ch. some' science back·
1ha.Ufl.(JOM e• ac ng: a 1 0· s · Cn r1n• con(idcnllal lutNat9to57 842-2628. ground . Mon-Fr•·. l ·O, ..;:;;::;:;:;;;;;::====l •nq. Ownl'r: Dreyer m 1nve.<;t, bia potential, .. Company. (714}67Sr7002 !iuper loc nr Lldo lslc. coun!!eling & rcfe rr31. Dental Secretary/ Boak· NwptBch.615-3499
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f'orCl .. ll)edAd OCIAHVIEW Nonoperalor owner keepin~. REPRESENTATIVE. college. ·Mon thru li'rl. GIRLFRJDAY
C'nON 11200 Paclnc Cst !lwy, wants oul. '6:iOO Tarms i--~A~P~C=A~R~E="=-54~7~·2563='--I 8c: your own l:IOfts, set 5'6-3000. Good typlna: skill• for
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Costa Mesa
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Montl!omer¥ Ward 308~ aJ:tol St, .6.sh. MHO
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Equal Opportuni y Employer •ft..'"""& _Ll12_HS~T.~!,ES. •tan• <to•e. '-dooc •. ..Dovolit'o.wn_andl&lleex· per. neco11!1. Tr1infn11 ntaJ Receptjoni$l for p/time. Phone S.9:30am e;---•-.. '11Ui -..u , . ..._ .... .-.. 1 pr.o!lded. Ca.ll540-70Ubr .lwf>' Ped~tlc....&.a.c-. o.r~.m._0083. '°'*111 "5-~ l cals. gmhouse. 213 pentlve fe•. Complete Zen1th 1·13.S9.. t!ct In CM . oetiLCril asper
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.Raub, aem. nw&:6Aa-nllablew-· •~ t':-'ala-latloa.. laYldoool!l<eaaleo. II 1111 AlaM~. Hut: f'O".mtr,..~-, IO '01 1• Ill IMO s oc .• 1•01 Quail, NB Mmbly, ..... .._.... 8eb. ~ + -·-·Private p1rt7 mu1t •••••••••~:---•• ~ w.-•N'__.a ..... =.;:.!'!.!!..~or Con.Lid TM Ucht-1acriticet NlP nu fum. 1Hh.t4 • • 11/ .~1°~.!t~· .._ =· -~•· ~S.. •lat IDC""'-nOo.-• lad 10 -lllnc alze Sot-rice fllJO -~•• • -LEGALSF.cllEl'ARY ••Orer IH a. Uoaa1 opportw1tJe1, ud Witb xlat ncret.a.rl_al ii • :. bdrin .et •/ft.ml m•t· •••••••••••-•-••••• wide ot.f the' rOld Uret. Part time. Ea pref. 1Dd,eareer Mae.::: wuttoeara•.~per •kllll tor nit'I ialei ... 1r1.11-11 ~ tress WOIUIOftl'SlOOO ~.._· C8 Radio. tlpe deei.
S3.Z5hrto.atart. Allodete.. w.•r.• tlll ~ad .up. call Don manaaer. M.andator1 ~··-·-···~·•••••Sell. for t.$1$. A1s ~ rt& 11 All RbN&llU lt' Sill Xlnlcqnd..$110D...,_,.....,g
VieJO.•l•J. OCTDbw:tlMiaMll•'-n.QtJAILPLACI! lbattbi.apoe.IUoobetwed ,#y I WI Herculon aota 4' Enatne-. Dee. Boat, complete with "10TOYOTALmdO'uiMt' !
LiU blftelllinl fE eook Viejo. WOrit ')'OW OW9 PROPEa:r1£S (Tl4) by aa extremely or· ..... _ .. •••••••••••••• rnatclll•i loy-eaeat. Flre_Sn~·· •n;..OH..f.--.U.a.ctrlc wtlla tlrer ..
for 8000.um. dinw boun. We pay lor tr• ?SZ.ttzo -i;!*· aelf itarter w/a llUrT)t! Selin• oat llllttn Nauaablde d~u-rurn. ltefra.freemtMWtO' Mer cury 01atboecd :tr.· ~!Ji car.•~ otllet •
day wk, for coapie lDC. zu.un. •Yi U!ALESTATBSALES 1 eneru Mel dellr-10 • atoct1• Dealan1 •de· carvectoakGrandfat.her -.-...MuW mo&or•tr.U.. xtras.PvtPIR.1.ltHlSS . uta. per mo. ~ na... UceUect or dewed. 11111 • career ~ oo cora ora we come. c•k. AU wuod game aec. ....... 90)0 $895
-:da=l'-'Rulion=::.::;;::.•c:Sll::..·=121::•:::.._I Wi1b Lbe blab COil ol UV· Tether tbu a Job. A Glqer Jar AntlqOll J.W1 f& 1-,Piece a:iltee tbl a.et. •••••••••·--•••••• ~ I t7Z SCOUI' ! C)
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2.PM-4PM, Mon thna Fri
THIHOADWAY
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Equal Opp. Employer
l•I and tbe price or 1c:Dowled1eorlowol..U· Cbure~lt.C.M.•tD -...OSL •WANTED• co...,.... •lt73SCOUT· •. I ..
Pf:.T !I.:"',;-;.,:=• Sol 1UOU.• -days, why ~."' ~:,.~~.tr:> or by appt.:ws.al7 Soloct llood....._ CU One outboord msme, MESA IIARDTOP •. -rod;.. • • _... aeUle for lwf Our com· • • OUR FIRST BIG SALE! prefer 45-10 hp Evinrude a..atomatJc. air eood.." • imlde won.~ ml11Jom at.art at 10'.li lot ~. Save 10"' to 40"XD on Decorator •urplu1 " or JobalOIL NO JUNK BOAT A MAAJNE pwr. alee~ XUfT in· >
wace.CaUAJ.$G.9US. ulaandlisUllp. armolra1 tablff, rem palntin&1. tm-SUperior, PLEASE. Rave ca sh. 15t5Mewport11Yd. side &r: out. WUI Lnde. ~
Part Ume woman u bn ~· . SECR£T'lttV stands, a1detloatdl, tea ~l~i· Coita 11.eaa. Cati Steve at &t6-496S, COth ....._ 831 ·2'MOdlr. ~
week. Telepbone Ml.id&· -:.\ Ml caru. china, ctmware, · •ffkendsanytime.Aller 646-4012 t5'G• ..
tni. Sal+eomml11loo. ~ Ac-Iii' If ail"er, colled'b&ei, etc., Quality iov.eet 6: .ota. IPM weekdays. !~.~•·•-•• .. •••••·•
VlcHarbor•BaUr.Cll. ~---.Ku "991 etc. Mu1t sell, new cond. •N '1$ IJ 8 moto C I Owntra.n1p.SOS:.2'19l ~ Immediate_, .. ., for CORNU:OPL\ Movlnc..•J562 ew •. · · n . "1$GlastronV-119.11',tri· t 7s FORD our e,r, Hmrtlnctoa Bcbm.1311 l d ' id I -u-1 ANTIQUES , Specti::: .. , HP, $Z8S. 7.s bull 130HP I/0 Volvo. camper abeU. U ml 141 P .. fect Coata Mesa5e-9Sll y~ .~~~ mJua ' Gl.lllST. HorM. 1060 :::.180 • 16 HP. ssg5. trailer cu1t cover lllnt cond. Bit oh OVtt f\ We.'' I --~-----·'--'be fa i l, accurat N'EWPORTBEACll •••••••••••-••••••••• $C95Q.e1J4437e:.... • '2400.Dan,maz:n 1
1 .......... ,..._ 1tati1tlc1l typllt Ir. l1WSM Reg.ThorouJhbredMare, Avon 4-min Jlfe raft,, '62Dodfe'4ton Joncbed.,
MAJDWANTED H1w1 E1tabll1hed multiple able to me 10 key b)' Aflpll•cn 1010 xlnt for pleasure or libergla11 case. never ~~ Kon1•1 o::cru111se1r 318engine.3sP-s.SSll .. c
Part Time* Call 9·2PM w4-fPM 1aJea ornce. ll)'OU have a touch. ·••••••••••••• .. •••••••• abow1, 1ddiap.8'73-J.933 been opened. imo. Week· manacex1,..· .,..., ~t u • Mll"8340. Dli. • ·
Mesa Motel •646-9811 Eans •4hr putUAJ )'OUI' ~e th~ b!T'.!:a= PleueCatl • Will buy some Rel, Ap. 17 Rud Pinto Geldin dayeves,49'7·250L Y ---'73 Chevrolet o\6 Lora .• '
M g t penonaJity to work. All in t.be harbor area, c:all 64 .... 331' pUancea. R••1n1 or not. Spirited It sound. 5 a:I'. lom. Powft" to40 pickup. Custom cab, ail'! ' anpEQ';t~PERSON wlrovriknedonoe!cr.""ymoouru m"·~t Paul .lla..rtla..Mf.7662for THFrolmllt~NoonCO Also ac:rap metal . ed.$15()./offer.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• T1•1portaH. rondltioning, automatic E 1 · -app"t.. -..-• 615-~. 45' HATTERAS AAA· ••••••••••••••••-••••• l leerlQa:: '
ti.xec.buoc.?king for ~a~ posseu; •pleasant clear "ISONew,.,.CtrOr Jew .. y -1070 Looking for tho beat t.41lllleH.... 9140 l~~ns~1f:~ 'beaut•:1
me smess ~law: volce&aconlidenlman· ,.;;:=._.. % dl1bwaaller1. J ••••••••••••-••••••••• w/lerms to -Jcb, au••••••••••••••••••••••• «TB7J. Leu·e orb .. ~.· in wholesale supplies. ner. Perfectfor1tudenll relrlcerator name ....... ...,
B u s I n es s f u 11 y & houtewivee. No actual • t~Eq~ua~l~~p~Em~~plo~y~er~I jb~r~a~a~d~·~~R~e~a~i;o~N~brl•~j WANTED xtras incld. Radar,ADF, Dual Wlde on bay, Xlnt (114) ~-Dlr. ~ capitalized. Interview ••lllnl invoJYfHL For [(!NllN-Hl\~TIH Ill MHSS,L.Callaftertpm · TOP CASH DOLLAR wtr maker. air. Bob cond. Call 673-8385 or
613-22Z3 more lafo •• IJl•IOll . PAID FOR YOU,R Henry,Bkr.6tB-0551 493-583'1.Newport.Beacb. ?'JllANCl90 1J be ... RIALTOfla •5ecretar1ea Refrieerator Coldapot. Pickup,auto.tram .• ra~ .. ., .. MAHICUllST l ~:·-~~-=m~.fpo~~m~'·::--.--1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 I 000/o F&PAID CroHlop ll'ee2er, xlnl JEWELRY. WATCHDI. 10' ·-Muslaell. By owner. N.B. l<>ry air, power ai.erlnf,
Must Do Pectic"-1· *"--Selcitwl* Liz Reinders Agency cond S15mT381 ART OBJECTS. GOLD, steel yacht. Loaded. Will On the Bay. Frume & power brakes, vinY9 roof, fl --RECEPTIONIST 4020BlrcbSt,Ste104 SILVER SERVICE, sellorlradeforbayfml/ stuccoaddili<lll.2br,2ba· 34 ,890 ml. $3595.•• Neededlmmed. M4-0a Need I ea:per cirla 18 rn. _ Newport Beach 833--8 Hotpolnt refrig, white, FINE FURN Ii: AN· oceanfrnt home or unit... Fplc, covered patio, ('3368D>. ~l
MASSACll :0C:::~1!::=::'d1~C:e~ (Part·Tillll8) c .. ferAppt. 67c1•._•!·1,1• cublereet._~-TIQUES.~ s100,soo. eq1,y. Ask ror ~~:17e, ~~=·r.c::r; n.od1Nl11•I , ,-
Openinpforexp. teminar p~am. Euy Establisbed~ -~ Mftc1l•111• IOIO Ron,6'73·160lA&t. fum i desired. 673-1456. FOID •
Or •-pleasant evenin•a Opportunity for ex -1--~~~~~~-_J ·A;:-::•~H;;-=----:l;:O;;;:IS;I ........................ ,57,CHllSC~'E (213)868 2121 -•na---Bfvd. )
Call for~fi,,mon ~m·tpm. Sun. th;u ri:i:;c~e~~U:,~~::_ a='!~r::?:lts. ···.··.·••1••8••U••Y·•.···.•••• WAMTB> Loaded. Winaell:':ade Mobile h~me .and cabana eost:Mes ........ MZ-001G"' -;;;;64S:;-;;-01!64:;;:-°';:87S-0258.:;:::;:;-:;:-~!:CaU~ur~:.._~·!:sz!!l°'7~7!!5.!!~~m~+:!·9p'!'bo!!.:;!:·"'_·, Muat have pleasant F/Ume. Public contact. TOP CASH DOLLAR for real estate, TO's, on· lJdo Pen. '3 spaces Yma 957a • .t Mgmttme.Routealsco. telephone personality, CallCindy,60-~. Good used furniture & PAID FOR YOUR cars. etc. s90.ooo. from Bay&.aandybeh.•••••••••••-••••••••••·'
, Future. A&e 23-31. ·c.r, _ .._.._........... type50wpm. S"'"llT y appllancet, or I wtll Sell JEWELRY. WATCHES. G,\'7~~;! for Ron · Nicest s pace in adult G9 Ford ~ T, CamprVan;·1 pbone.$160wk.M8-100I. r.,. ... ,~ PleaseCIU ,._ Al. forYou. ART OBJECI'S, GOLD •~· park. P et OK. Sell or 302 V-ll A/1".BubbleToP.•,.
for careoflnteriorplanll 644-1319 Must have superior ty~ MASTHSAUCTION SILVER SERVICE . 16• Allen Boat & Trailer, trade only. $16,SOO. llitch. M-Cycle rack. ko (
tn commercial bldgs. From9AM·Noon ins &sh 1kills. Topql&ali· 64..,616& IJJ.t•ZS FINE FURN & A~· 2511 p Evinrude, com-67S-011 6 •nytlmc. box, water, sl.-5. x11»i1 '~ newixxt Someexper.w/planllre· THlllYMCO. ty .only need •pp!~. TIQUES.~2'200 plete.1' wide. Bait tank. $2200. PP.st0-1532. ,,
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1· llcycln 102 Kng Sz Bed New com· $600.orofr.213-431·7572. Mot°!:f!.':'1 '73 Ood a:e T·lOO. 6 cyl. perso . perwk.-Startin1aal$SZ5 ...... -.-L Uon. •11714/$56-3931 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I . 111 ·-· •• x Sc 9150 ,,,.,k. economical."'' ' C! per mo. Co. t ruck " "" r-' -appt. P ele, at .,..g • tra 23' Chris Sea Skiff needs "' agency health benefits. Pref. so-Equal Opp Employer AZUKI firm $190 (worth $425). work. $1499. • ••••••••••••.••••••••••• 498·1404. eves. 831·19)1)
752.0331 J.~m~eo~n~e~2;4~o~r;ovr;.~67~3-~""'~'"~l~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~iSecretary , executive ex· Qn Sz $170, usually home, fl46.54JO '75 Suzuki T·SOO. Very days. · ' betwn 9 & Swkdys only. perlencc. impecable incl del. BM-2263. Clean. M11St sell. Best of. •I . 2192Mart.in,lrvine typist, perfectionist w 10 Spdlleydn . 1967 Owens 28 ' Single fer. Call&U-5013 '71 Do d ge Ma xl·Va,n ...
CallForAppointment P/t male, fem. service RECEPTIONIST loves d e tail work, SIO.o..rCott A ccessories~ parts,·screw.loweng .. hrs,re· -RebltV-8,aut.o.nupa1nl eslab a ccts. Eva/Sala perfectfilcs,&tobevery CYCLE WORKS LTD l~llg ate for 12 F~rd cent s crape &: paint. '74 llultaco 250 Pursang, &. whls. 213 /448·45S4's .--------.i $15 wk+. Mr. Levi busy. for demanding ten-1822NewportBlvd. pickup (~rn) $25., mu;c. Radio, compass & full xlnt cond, lake ove r days,846-50J9eves. ,~ 848·1004 Immediate opening for nl11 club president. Al· Costa Meu. 548-5783 VW engine parts, step safly equip. Acoorn. 6, pymLs. 615-0910 before ' Nurses" Individual with good tractive ap_pearance . b.umpe.r for Chevy very se aworth y, 7pmor673-2496afler 7pm '69 Dodge LongBody,re-J
RN'sjl.VM's/MA REAL ESTATE clerical skills. Typing 60 Sala ry $80().$1000. Mail Womens 1 ~ s peed pickup. Call544-34J7. . beautiful. S},SOO. 6'7S-S&M> cent ovrhauled, G cyll\
On Call. All shftt.s . Ex wpm. Sh or dictaphone. ·resum e to . "Secretary" Peugeot, U inch, Uk Must seU! D'-rm --. g• eves & wknds '70 Triumph Bonnevill eng. Paneled & erptd. •l · d A ~. · $-'-___..._ M t b l l t I P .O. Box -. N-port new. 6'4·6866 u• ::teL Chopper. $1200. 1',or de-$1000. 675·4059 · penence cute • .,,.pita ..... .,_...,.... us e a c u . Be h _, .... sofa .. match lo".'e seat .• 68 Chris · Cran 2B', F /B, tails, ~ ·
only. Good work in We have a small, friend· cleasanl, able to handle. ac • 92660. c .... raJ & Rechner, king su~e bed, outriggers, _decontrol, 536--:T729 '71 Che vy, 350 eng, A/C, j::sde~·. ~~~~~ ~· ~e~~~! .. ~~~~::!a4:!';!: usy P~1~:e ea11 SECRETARY •• ~~ •••••• ~~.~~ ~1 ~~ ~:d.friC. 6.1l·l897. twin V-8. $l:i00. & T1.0 .P. '70 Honda SL too uso. ·1 ~~~:i~~~~.akes,, .(
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HMpllal, 301 Victoria St higher commission than From 9AM·Noon publishing firm needs CAMERAS MOVlNG, Garage. Sale in 642-3073 day&, 646-4077 best. Both low mileage. Autos W..W 9590
CM.EOE most Office s .. Call THE.llVl .. CO. girl friday type. Good Rollclr!ex, r 3.5 Planar. th e Living Room . eves like new.963-5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~5a-77llandaskforDan. SSOM rtCtrDr skilb, accw-acy, es.sen· SSS ; TopconSuperDw. ·Eve r y thin g mark,r:d ·28, Twin screw Owctis WEPAYTOPDOLLAR ':-~~~~~~~~~l~i~llEllll ewpor ti11.I. Ad vertising back· 58 mm f 1.8, $125:. 200mm down. Fro~ t ()' \IP-Cash. IQ.ade d . read y to R~ '64 Fully Clopped FOR TOP USED CARS ' '.I'be faatesl draw in the~-Hewporfleacll ground helpful. Pleasant Topeor f 5.6, 965, 2x con· S36·233S pn.pty. anywhere . Make offer. Triumph. MustSell. FOREIGN, DOMESTIC
WeaL •• a Dally Pilot Equa16ppEmployer working conditions. Top verte~. $15; filters and , Red . Call eves or wkends $600. Call548·3262. or CLASSICS
• Classified Ad. Phone 1~~.;,...,~~~~~~~1 opportunity for right gal. focusing screens, $35: 2Custom 8 wood wine 613.3439 Suzuki TM 125 '74 di If your ca r ls eXl.ta clean' •
642-5618. . CallMrs.Burdafocappt. Vivilar auto Oash. S15: rack•,eachrackholds 26 · k '·k m Ii seeusfint. e' RECEPT/TYPIST, COD· 546-4370 Omnica leather case. SS. cases of wine. $200 ea. 35' Sports Fisher, live ~r;cc101'1"su~, qwc ' ca IAUERIUICK 1:=~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~·1 •lruclion background re-Rudi Nie dziel s ki , 549-3'783 or64G-0887. aboard VHF&AM radio•l --'--'--"-='-'-,-----1 quired. M9-8861 Se rvice Station Allen-. I\ 2925 Harbor' Blvd. ,
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train, $450 per mo lo Irvine.NB. ••••••••••••••••••••••• door 24 " barbeque, 2 5,545-7645. MotorHOllM'S
slart.548·0076. EISI 14 ...-... yard chairs metal & · · S-'-/Retll ' 9160 Service Station Allen-P A tu11s;nS 1 bb' d t . '74 Cresthner 20 , Deep V -Receplianist convales · d l F 11 ,. lit $5().$15 837-3444 ne w Y we . e • win hull 302 Ford eng w/ 188 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'hos Sal• 1..... an s u 1mc, e · · spread caddies. 496-6869. tdn I 4 1 Se cen p. open. v-o mechanical, neat ap· D 1040 ou ve. seeps , ow e the J}.S.A. the RV
Sat&Sun.642-0400. pearance Apply 2490 OCJI CoaslFirewoodSupply hrs. $S800/makc offer. way. B&D Motor Home F · · CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• eucalyptus$75cord i,; 841 ·9873. Arte r 5pm: Rentals 646-961 1 Receptloniat, convales· atrview, · •PET WORLD• cord $43del581·1122 847·4124 .cc.c.. __ ·c......c...cc.---I
cent hos p, Sal ope n. Service station help, ex-21' Four Star. '73 Dodge ·4:30-8, Mon-Fri. 642-0400. per. must be able to do Cockers, Chihuahua, CMHS ..,__Sale 17' Fiberglass boal & trlr, chassis. 145" whl beu1c. Poodles, Sbih-t zu, G. • ... -..... , Int d Se ls 6 $400 Lo · SI a M500
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graduate t.o a slron& in-clean cul. FUll &: part eves. 531·5027· .Lose weight with New make offer 714-847-5339 TraiMn, Trovet 91701---------
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Bill.556-2660 3600Newport.Blvd. 7:30P.M.Newport ~lege P~acy & :.:.~1~c:~1r;!~~·250· c ont a in e d. Include s .,.... _,.,,.. · · ~· C: SELECT Shoe Salesperson r /lime. Irvine area. 546-4928. ta Mesa macy. . · . Refrig., Air Cood .• New °" l""oti" ,.
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SA.LESIA.DY 549-9790 541.3092. ••••••••••••••••••••••• trlr,$475.offer.499·2llll. ror Mobile Ho me or 847--8555
Page Boy Maternity Te1ephone Sales, pmo1 00. . SS CASH SS FOR Sunrise 13' fg. good for fis-$2,SOO. 751.1163 FREE APPRAISAL
South Coast Plaza ly need apply. $300 to Yorkie 3 Lb stud service. Good used fumlrefri gs hing or sailing w ttrlr Auto Senice It We buy used c ars le.
CaUS.57·5134 $600perwk 51,;hrs per 34 C~amps in pedigree. Frzrs/stove11.546-0768. $650776-7910Ext.263 Parf5 9400 tr uc ks . Ca ll GROTI-( • · Puppies occu. SJG.6455 SAUSMANAGR da y 835·S 3G4 Mr . Mmical . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEVROLET rorafreo
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Rep about t.oopen new WORK.workmpleasofc home 613.1049 Musi cians: µIve yourself SOLC•Tll 14~ Short block RAltENE\Y H r ....... He b ore in N.B./C.M. area. I atmosphere.lrvioe.FUll · · the first break! Lyon • "' • 15:-.,-., • -un 1n6 _... ac need a dynamic man or or p /t. Wkdys 8-5. Call SfUH TZU ~.bundles RecordiogSC.OOiobas lbe Trailer. 2 ft ew main '57 T-Blrd Engine. Best 841·6087 549-3331
woman to train for the C.E. Cbe.aler540-1066. of Joy, champion aired. lates t facilities & a saila, battens, 2 new jibs offer. Call 646-Sl94· SELLING YOUR CAil
above' pos. Teaching or . Sholl. 541-43&1 mellow atmosphere. $30 with battens, double \YANTED TO BUY-right TOP PRICES PAID
direct s ales bckgrnd Tow, Truck Dnve r, _ex-hour. 2212 Newport.Bl vd. trapeze. Fast er and door for 1964 or 1965 El .•
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work exclusively by 1000 lrv1ne, N .B . males, 1 fem, AKC. Cooker.675-4790_ Hobie Cal and much AakforLany.968-49'7l. · Paid fO!orNot
appts from bonifled 642·1252. 892·4382or963-&'IJ5. more s table. srsoo.oo -Oeanlewa1lmporf•
1 els Th 1 seek FIDDLE LESSONS lakea e verything:. RAR E 1932 Ford radi ator J966 1farbor.C.M.. e• · e person TRAIMEE AKC reg YorkU, fems. Old Fashioned Sly le 67.S.3662or645-2200. ahell & chrome grtlL $35. 646·9300
must baye good _ippear, Young: personable Reasonable. Larry Cooke 540-0639 646·5118. be creative, an indepen· woman wanted to help 494·2780 HOBIE 16'. Late model, ..::.:..:=::...-----!
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f'°'1erate d~g :::m· +ex~es.Hardworker wltl, 2 males I~. $100. Gramopbone,494-t200 offer . Call 675-0993 or General 9510 "1' pesriodk & )'OwiU ur· will make tel'J0.$800 mo ea. "5-4418 anytime Offl ._ J.&.. & 646-9303 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• t"-*rt c.tl ftr ttri to"' v ve w s,YoU re. Al ba ce .-.rlW1We , , ~ klttcftldllt trio 1 ~· ceive a fat bon~ check lat year. 161S • ma, Frtt to YOll 1045 Equl,....., 8015 138 North Sails Ba.rient.s + 71 V\~ Po~ tJp. 39 Dod_ge
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...._...,. Cttcllilt • .._.. -tM payroll). A.110. future NEEDS SALESGIRL Emerson Baby Grand lotlh, Slipl/ ·"15Toyota Land.Cruiser. 3 M 0 T • ,__.,...a ~s..,.. •• full /parttimereps. Sharp + personality. To 1d bome, beaut. part P iano. 4'6 '' Ju1t re· Oocb 9070 ; mo. old. 3 ,~ ml. Larg VOLVO A TOYOTA • ..,.., ;;..":{ ~ l:ll Equal<>PP.Or. Employer Part·Full.115-84ION.B. l'uak[d 9 mo. all •boll+ fin ished. $1300. or offer. •••••••••••••••••••••r• orf r oud_ tires, am /fm 2-2ll8J9HffM "1wr·
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DAILY PILOT Mondi , Octob9f'6, 1975 •••••••••••••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-••y-• A.11.., IMpo • ..._. •~1, IMpo~• Allto1, IMpo....., T ot t•61 .,.... 977Z C ..... olot 9920 ...... 99441 nu -rnru oy o # •••••••••-.•-••••••• .. • .......................................................................................................................................... llfN de -9740 OIAMCilCOUMTY 'aP'alcoGRan-...-•••••~••••••••••••!!.'.~ !!~! .............. !?~~ ~~~.................. '75Y2 VOLVO CONNB.L ~·p;::;.~u;."':
MBZ ·73 280 SE Sed. 4.5. T tas £XO...USJVELYVOLVO braket. RIH. Mio.. eyL r..,g,,;w~ 'Pride or ownenhip and 'oyo Lar1e1tVoilvaDealer CHEVROLET Gd ec:oaom7 lr•cll:. r...~ ~.. immaculate! Extended in Orange County! limPI· A.tking $7?4. Call
terms available. (01.56U ) Here BUY or LEASE SALES &:SERVICE aft.. lpm . ..,.,
H •• ·~-!~-· _D_I,_. 7l4_1023-_-72SO="-· --N DIRECT 2121 Hart.or ••cl. ~ -OW '6' PALCON Cpe. oew
{Ser. 258433281
AJ':~~';;D 't~~ ~66g~~P~~d:~ Come in PJ•Jlj(4· fet]""'~·IQ /;;;'Fl;;X;IR;s;4~u~6p;;p~;;lllj;2:_0_0 __ /l c~~· :...i,~•'.!·~· '!~:.. .. _•_ri_•_:.oc._·_· •_;;i_~_· SALE•SEltVICf; sell thu; wt.-ek. (015876). Test Dn've l"".L ,~1.1 •J $4$-7098 PAR'rS •LEi\SING Dir. 114 /523-7250.
?Z IMW Z002 FI AT MBZ ·73 4'10 SEL. Only Today 2025 S Manchester 1962 Chevy Impala. '64POllll
A/C, sun.roof, low 28.000 miles. Tobacco Anaheim 750-2011 Large dent in ~~t rear FALCON
Mila. Immaculate. brown. lle0tuuful car i! Buy fend~r. Motor.ts m x.lnl , 8 Cyl., auto. tran&., low
$4•895 just hkc new. Available or VOLVO '74 4 dr. Sed. running cond.itM>n. Would mite., exc:I. cond.. RJH.
120 W. Wam ... •r ut Main ror lease or purchase. Eco no my with style. ~ nic.~ for someone who 12 mo. Or lZ,OOO ml war .. ~ Santa Anil :;:;1.2132 1 0 1 2 5 3 s , o J r . lease This one has it all. Lease u looki~g for a r~erup· ranty. $1095. (OO'V31!9). Jlm~INO 1----------t 714 ,52J ·7250. available. (6463641 Dlr. per. Will sell as t5 for Theodonla•••
.Mo 0 CARS na .. 11 lA•..:• ""•23-72'10. $12S/bstor,.eai15'6-007s ~ MBZ "67 200. New engine. ~I/""' UIJIO f !5 ~
IZOOW.c-tHwj. OJPIAT1'4wa<on.auto. Fully c<1uoppcd . Be'"'·~~,, '64.122Srr' a ter, · t 2060HarborBJvd. Hewportleocll A·l cond , SL•rv1cccl cv. Jy! i1·11F'J.11_1_S'.lm __ ._01r. :~:~ TOYOTA . Beiilo er. '65 Impala Conv. Xln CostaMeaa 642.0010 645-1102 3000mi $2495 675·5720 714 /523 -1250.
1
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1
cond . Nupaint&soforth. I 968·914". Mon:lll'f 9910
·-
I
Ja9uar 9730 MBZ •75 230 &."'<!. Only 1966 Horbor. CM 646.9303 •••"!•••••••"••••••••••
i jijjii;iOi .. ijp!P,~-i~~iil ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4,400 miles. Tobacco ---------•Autos, Used '73 Monte Carlo Landau, '72 Marquis Brougham,
't>ot XK E Co upe Reblt '-'fl.I; brown Lease or buy. but ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond. 1 Owner. Pvt all pwr. super C'(JDd. Sac.
& '67 tran.s. Gd cond. Call ACT i''AS'I'! (033054) Dir. '75 TOYOTA Cadillac 9915 party. 673-3S99. $2.200. firm. &12-6753/ cvcnings_581 ·84~8. ____ 714 /523 ·7250. MA.RI( II ••••••••••••••••••••••• h M Ubu uto 644--6815 -Jus tllke new! 1973 C evy a •a •1----------Mercedes Bem 9740 EXCLUSIYEL Y ..................... .. Engine. fully cqwpped -r; r<&d iaJ11, x lnt cond. Park St ation Wagon ,
MBZ '7l 280 SE Cpe. 3.5 O<SMYD> / .. "\ p/s, p /b, a;,, vm top. '72 MERCURY Colony
wts'un roor. ft1int cond. 4795 Sactificc,$2,295.645-0490 d ark gree n with
&
\ 21402 .......... Pl&wy. .. .. ... ...
tll..n40 • 4tMt4t
U.. A•wy ,...._,bit
0,-s..11.,.
1971 BMW 2002
, 4 speed. air conditionin~.
' 1ilCreo & 1nag wheels .
1-
1
One owner. \Viii lradl.'!
8Jl-2040lllr.
CREVIER
<Ser . 12.()()5022)
'74 MERCEDES
IEMZ SLC
LOADED!
$17,300
~
Jim MARINO MOTO'R-CARS ,
1\vaila blc for lease orl~---"'~'-'-"'----~I eves/wknds. matching interior, p>wer
purchase. (142CFU) Dir. Mcmtrs Cadlloc· Huge .14 C l-IEVY MONTE wlndowa, power aeata,
714·52J·7250._ ----2600 ...._. IMI. . CARLO. Immaculate roof rack, tilt steering
MBZ '73 450 SE. Clean. C....'Mfio 540 9MIO cond. \Y ell equipped. wheel, etc. Only 39,000
Pride or ownership. Can l'::========,.,..1 Cad"llac Mercedes trade-in. Ex· Jm;hnles. si;~Son· umuDUSln). I d h -~ I tended te•ms ava1·1able. 0 son .. nco · be ease or pure as .. -... lk 9770 • M H bo on extended terms . Vo swa9en (414403) Dir. 714·523·7250. erc ury, 2626 ar
(003835 ) Dir. 714 523·7250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r,..1~1u.... Blvd.• C.M.,Sot0-5630.
----1973VW ~~ IVI• GASSAVER. Mw'-g 99SZ
M BZ '63 190 4 cyl Seti. C1o1r s u p E R BF.ET LE . OYa I 00 '73 Nova Htchbk. l , •••••••••••••••••••••••
looks and runs like new . Special ·mags, custom .. ...._.._ mi. XlnL cond. $2,6SO. 1912 MUSTANG MACH
Priced for quick sale . paint job & st~reo. \Viii ,84~2~-1~64~~3·:._ _____ 4 { o 3 9 7 9 9 D) DI r. trade. 8Jl-2040dlr. c 0 ••• Prtcn -1-Aulomatlc. power
7I4 /523·7250. ---a..w "-' ...... . '68 CHEVY ·steering, AM/FM stereo, ·-BAJA BUG WA.GOH air conditlonJng. Low Nabers · miles&SllARP! (1"682). 1700 c.c. en~inc . dual Au,o. tra~!j., fact. a1 ~. . COPIELAMD"S
cage. racing scat w/har· Like new. 12mo.OI""12,
r.1 BZ .,;15 280. Delu xe
Seda n Bxeculive , (ull
power. fl 11~. Quali(ied s year financing avatla·
1200 W. c.-t Hwy. hie. (714 } 523.7250 Dir.
port intake, rull roll Cod"lllac pow. steering,68,910 m1. · JEEPCITY
ncss, jackman wheels & mi. warranty. $1095. 551-1000
ofrroad tires. Street & 2600 HArbor Blvd.. · J (VCS966)
dirt legal. 831·2040dlr. '-.....Cost. Mew M0-•100 /. Theoclort" RobiM '66 Mm .... Good
WANTED FORD C...S. C• 536-7339 1974 CAD ~ De Ville. 2060 II arbor Blvd. · used '70 V\Y ·s or older. Compl . loaded . Xlnl M 6420010 OlchlnObile 9955
Call 631·2271 dealer. cond. $5950. :;52-8547 Costa esa · •••••••••••••••••••••••
Hew-port leach ·75 M BZ 450 SEL Ex·
& I 645-1102 . J ecutive. Luxury sedan,
1 ST • llOADWAY ll!...--------•I metallic finis h, electric
SANTA ANA roor. Old price. Save
835·3171 L•cne over $2.000. 030739. (714 )
THeuL11•1.nOA1v1MG1tUiCH1NE Hew. Used 523.12so Dir. '66 Bug, runs good, new \Vife's 073 Coupe de Ville, 73 Chevy Nova, sharp Sales andService
paint. radial tires. $750. loaded, blk Vinyl top cond. ~m l eng, 29,000 mi. OLDSMOllLE: I BM\V '74 4 Or. $ed. Very
low mileage. \Y el l
e(\uipped and ready to
go. Sell or lease. (280971 )
714/523·7250.
OVER.100 '75 MDZ 450 SE Ex·
MERCEDES ecutivc. Luxury sedan. (2 13) 596-2332. After 5 w /lea th e r int. Xlnt. good t,1,r es, Days 644·5070 CiMC DUCKS
p.m. $4800.494·8334 of497·3431 ••Jose Eves.&M-7734. HONDA.CA.RS fJJ ctory warranty. Lease OH DISPLAY or s year financing House of Imports available. ()3(ll02. (114J
AUTl-IORlZkD 523·7250. Dir.
MERCEDES DE1\LER
6862 Manchester,
Buena Park
523·7250
'72 Bug, recently rebuilt ,74 Et Dorado deluxe inl, '68 El Camino, 307 V·8,
e n gine, n ew clutch. fully equip. riremist blue l·l.D. hitch. air shocks,
$1.900. (213) 596-2332. w /wht top, xlnt cond. auto. 12,000 mi. $1300.
r 673·8797
Unl•el'lity ~
2850 Harbor mvd.
Costa Mesa 540-9640
1970 BMW
2800 CSA. Silver with
blue lealher. Low miles.
"831·2040 dlr.
,69 MBZ 220 Diesel. 21,000 A ter 5 p.m . 644·2642 or 833·3927 Pinto 9 957 miles since new engine. ,69 V\V BUG CADILLAC EL DORADO Chrysler 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , Air conditioning, auto. ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnl cond, very clean. '73. Very low m1 eage. '71 Runabout, clean, low trans., Afl.1 /FM stereo SlJOO. 499·3289. Pride or ownership and '65 New Yorke:. $325. mi. m ags, stripes, 4 spd. On the Santa Ana Fwy. c.,r1 9715 with tape. Priced for shows it . Fully equipped. Depe ndable. Afr, FM. $l900.6f5.8878 qui ck sale. Cl.S3070. (7141 '69 V\Y , n eeds motor, Buy on extended terms! ~96~2·~348~9~·------~:;;-:;;::;:::-;;;:;;::;:--;;;:;:::-I
52307250.Dlr. make offer. 847-1253 or lease. lc\5P645). Dir. IMPERIAL ,73 Sed. A '73SquireStation Wagon,
'73 M BZ 450 SLC. Only btwn 8:30 &5:30 2 1 3 -9 .2 l • 8 5 8 8 o r loaded car with a ll the 21,000 mi, air, auto, Best
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1973 CAPRI
VG, 8 track stereo. air
conditioning. XI.NT in &
1 out. 831·2040dlr.
74 Mercedes
'240D
Diesel 7l. 523 7250 offer. 673·7625 17.000 miles, one owner, '68 Bug, Atr, new tires, · · · extras. Priced for quickl -'---"'--"-'--'-=-----1
rully equipped including paint , mint. $1 150. Must s a I e ! ( 169648) D I r .
r / '72CAl'RI
A rea l eco n omy
automobile with sunroof,
automatic transmission,
power steering, factory
air conditioning, radio, &
healer. (871JPV)
r B t ·r 11 '66 Cad. rWlS good, $&15./ s unroo . eau 1 u Y sell ! 673·2325 5 714 /523·1250. gage rack, bucket seats, mainta i ned luxury be!itoffer .300J.o:.l7lh t. -"'-"-=:...::='-----;PS /PB R&H $1545
2 dr., 4 spd. trans .• vinyl
roor, R&H. 41,490 mi.
$1995. (446EUM).
a utomobile available fOr '74 Super Beetle, sho~rm C.M. 642·5351 '75 Chrysle;r Cordoba. °':1· 5Sl·322S ~fter Sp~ .
lea se o r pur c h ase. cond . Re d /tan_ int, \VANTED Cadillac 1966 Jy7.~m.1\es,factory a1r .
TheodoroRobiM
FORD
Hurry! 001090. (714) AM /FM, 13,000 m1. $600 thru 1969_ Low mileage, cond.1t1on1ng, f~I power. 1972 PINTO, new ti~. 4
523.7250_ Dir.. + take ovr p ymls. good cohd. No dealers. Car.tS load~ with every spd, brown &: whale,
833·9424 673_7469 option available. For $1750. or best ofrer Priced to '74 280-ful equip·stereo. Lo mi·unde. warr-yell/ tan ·73 Th;n g. 21,000 mL • 2060HarborBlvd. Selll Yel /blk inl. $1,800. ~--1a >I ••• 0010 · inl.$9,500·540-4484. ' ~ ••• --• 642·525•.
•
'66 230 S, 4 spd. AM /FM -::::..:::='------1 7
8
4 V--6, .4 t6-ri ,27Green/ sw., gd. cond. $1800/bst •73 VW CAMPER ~;jbs'roi-r.~-41;:.pg. 19'10Harbor,C.M. ofr.644·6779.aft.GPM. One owner. Ski racks.
631-1276 ·MG 9742 lmmaculat.einside&out.
D 9720 831·2040dlr. ..... • ••••• ••••••••••••••••• 1--===:.:.c=:._----1 -••••••••••••••••••••• ~ercedes new mag •71 MG MIDGET mint '70VW
WrLLBUYYOUR wheels. Cost $600. Se.II cond. New carPeting. CARCiOVAH
DAT$UN, TOYOTA, $300. 839·S9l9. $1785 548·5821afl. 5p.m. OR VOLKSWAGEN ~.:.=::.· :..::c.===..::.;:-:;::71 55,610 mi., one o...,ner,
I PAID FOR MBZ '72 250 Cpe. Runs Opel 9746 R&H . $2495. (ol77HB0).
ORN<YI'. a nd looks like n ew? ••••••••••••••••••••••• TheodoreRobins
r TOP OOILAR Lease or buy. (007833) '73 OPEL MANTA FORD
... CALL Dlr.114 /523-7250. A · I r 2060 HarborBlvd. , .., uto. tra ns., VJny roo , 1 f SAL Br~~~. ENE MBZ '66 250 SE Cpe. 28,360 mi.. R&H, sun Costa f\.lesa 642·0010
-"'----'"""'""""--'-'-'-----' Horizon blue. A beautirul roof. $2495. {531JFV). •74 YW
•14 260.z, 4 s~, low family -car! ~xtended TheoddreRobins "1IZWAGOH
mlle•, AM /FM, xlnt. terms.· (085243) Dir. FORD
cond. $5800. Pvt pty. Calljj7~1~4~/0ZJ~;-7;250:·=~iill 2060 J.larbor Blvd. ~:~~~ln:~~CJa)di ll ac aner 5 PM, 546-3286. Costa Mesa 642·0010
1960 DATSUN 5111-4 doo•. PorscM 97501 __ _::$:..;3:..7:..9.:..;;:5'-~I
Runa well. Sale priced at ••••••••••••••••••••••• tllll«I Cacm1t $1099. (P696). '60 Porsche Coupe
•
COPB.AM>'S super clean, $3,0CKI Hit ... .., IMI.
JEEP CITY 497·3482. -. ---
558-8000
Tri_,it •••••••••••••••••••••••
'60TR-3
New Tires, Rull!! Great
$800 • 642-8479
'70 Spitfire, overdrive
$16Z5 675-S797
Toyoto 9765 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1971 TOYOTA
MAIK II COUPI
ut.omath:;"tl• cm1ttitiono a Ir. Lan<ftt.u. Low
lleo..Ul4(Nl)dlr.
'15 CADILLAC
FLEETWOOD
Luxury Brougham
{504.NAP)
$9295
'75 CADILLAC
ELDOIADO
CABRIOLET
l2 month V.P. warranty
(102400)
'74 CADILLAC
SEDAM
DE VIUE
Many extras incl. V.P.
warranty.
(9'j9JTV)
$6295
'72 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VIUE
(#205166)
$3895
lease or purchase. 493 -7402
229132. (714) SZ1·7250. Dir
'72PIMTO
2 Dr., 4 spd. trans .• fac· •••••••••••••••••••••••
Co I tory air, 35,000 mi. $1754 . '72 LINCOLN ntinenta (988GG L).
'l'ow"n ·c.ar. Sedan . The•--•~
Metallic browo with 0 ----
whlte vinyl top, saddle FORD
leather interior, lots of 2060 Harbor Blvd.
ext.ras including Al\.t/F?\-1 Costa Mesa 642--0010
radio, c.ruise control, etc. Plymouth · 9960
$3675 . (3 17EYP ).••••••••••••••••••••••• Johnson & Son Uncoln·
Mercury, 2626 Harbor ATLAS Blvd., C.M. 54()..5630.
Conolle 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrysler~
Open Daily &: Sun. 'til 10
•TOP CASH·! PM
For Corvettes and other 2929 Harbor Blvd.,
used ca rs & trucks! CoslaMesa
HOWARD Chenolet. 546-1934
Dove & Quail Sbi. Near'f------------1
Jamboree, Bris tol, & '70 Plymouth. $700 firm,
Mac.Arthur. Newport fully loaded, new tires.
Beach. 833·0555 gd cond. S56--6529.
72 Cor vette, p /s, p /b, '66 YAUAHT
auto, am/rm radio. 4 D to t f firm . .>48-S8l9 r ., au . rans., •c· I c:::.:=:..c'-"cc;,~---~ tory air, 57,181 mi., ooe
MUST SELL 73 Coryette owner. $995. (SZS887).
mags, air. fully 100.ded. Theodorellobinl
$6500orbest.645-3997. FORD
2060 Harbor mvd
Costa Mesa 642·0010
'7ZPOHTIAC
LEMANS
Luxury coupe,
clean! ($14ELIJ).
$2995
....~..,.ft-:.
P::::.' : I . .. . .. ~ ' .. ., .J~. ' ---
•
DAVE ROSS
Pontiac ; Stutz
a n
ECONOMY
LEADER
Brand New
Pontiac
Astres
start at. ..
Plus Tax l Hce...-
(Z.C11B5U524723)
IS ·ASTRES
IN STOCK
CLEAN
USED CARS
''8 PLYMOUTH IARAACUDA
'1-8, auto. trwa, air,
v i nyl roof, rallye
-•.(705KLEJ
'71 Ml,llCURY COMET
.4 Door ..... ira~ .. s168· 9 power steering, v.nyl ·
roof. (878GCR) .
'70 Ol.D,5 MS GOUPE
Auto. t•an1., a ir.' $1689 rpoWer steering &
=~~~v{adiaJ tires. •
'72 PIHTO ~·DOOR
AM/FM S te•eo, SJ 789 Sunroof. 4 apeed.
(128GIP) '
, '71 POHTIAC IOHHEVIW
Auto. trans.. factory
ak. pow•• -no & s1799 br.iRes. power win-•
dows, vjnyl roof, to
mllea. '787Glll •
'71 CHIV'l·CAMARO 'v-B. 'aulo. trans .. sitn power a leer~& t . brPea, rad)O, • . ·
(568Qll) ........... Ta • ....;.
•
' . . Lag1•11a /South C!oast
' . • . ' EDITION
..
VOL, 68, NO. 279, 2 SEC°ilONS, 26 l"AGES
' •
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -· MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1975
T• .. Y'• «:1 .. 1-c
N.Y. St.eeks
TEN CENTS,
1.s<>Uth : cQu;nty Ambulance Service Ends
. I
,
Soath Coast from C.pbtruo
Beocb to_ --~ Ila)' llDd .. eluded Su Jllan c~--1-tt:t'u.. .........,;·will
endfortbeeallrea-,U..dtyof · Lquna Beach will ..;w.Jly ead
up with an additlaaal ambulance·
within ita cit7 iimita r... a Iola! of
--,.~· . One of them .... ...,..., __
bulance coDtroeted 1'1 tbe city.
Tbe other ll the city's ambulance
. which ca.a be used OD.ly for
backup in the event the private
ambulance is buay oc: there are
tpo many vicUms for it to carry
~-.
The city or Laguna Beach hu a.
contract with Hospital Am-
bulance to provide t he am·
bulance within the city. The city
acquired the b•ckup ambulance
on its own because durin& the
aprin.£ reaponae times by the
private ambulance were lone
· and at Umes the ambulance was
la UN and unavailable.
Und er the summer pilot
protram, an emergencyonl)' am-
bulance o"°rated by Hospital
Ambulance was stationed at the
South Coast Community Hospital
and the crews worked closely
witb the .hospital's emercency
room penonne1.
The COit or the service WU
$2,500 a month split ·between
South Coast Ccfmmu.nity Hospital
and the county.
The designating ol the am·
bulance as "'emergency only" b
important. Am bu lances nol only
respond to car wrecks and at.her
accidents, but transport paUents
between hospitals, trom doctors'
offices to h<>!pitals and such. In
fact, between 60 and 10 percent of
Hospital Ambulance's business
ts of the nonemereency
transport type, Craig Scudder,
company officer, said.
When th~ ambulance la making'
a routine transPQrt, it ta under
moet clrc.umstances not avail•·
ble tor em'era:encies and another
ambulance bas tp be called. For.
the coastal area, this means the
other ambulanee will likely come
(See AJlllULANCE, Paco .U)
'Forty Years of Hell'
Ends--Lagu11an Dead
• Craft
Crushes
Yachi
A pleasure boat foundering in
surf below Cotton's Point i.Di Clemente was crushed a d
dest r o yed by an Army m-
phibious craft that was atte .
ing to tow the disabled craft
the beach.
No one was jqjur:ed in the inci-
dent that Iett the 17·fool wood
boat in ·spfinters, said San
Clemente Lifeguard Kenneth
Casper.
.pqper·said that two of u,e 40-
foot lonJ amp til6ious craft based
mt' Dmla Harbor "W'e"e"1raveling
north on the beach below the
point when they came across the
small boat. It was bouncing in
the surf.line.
Casper said Army reservists
manning one of the amphibious
craft threw a line to the dilabled
craft and started tq tow it t.o the
beac~. .
No Prowler
Just Romantic Skunh
LAGUNA BEACH POUCE were summoned at 3;52
a .m . Sunday to a Hawthorne Street address by a woman
who was convinced that someone was prowling under her
house .
She told police on their arrival that she beard thumping
noises. 0
SGT. DAVID AVERS and Patrolman Craig King tip.
toed to the basement entranee, quieUy opened the door and
peered inside with their Oashlights.
"We diScovered two skWlks in the process of making
baby skunks,'' Avers said.
•
.. Victim and Suspect
Topple lnt.o Bay
A Santa A'la woman walking threat~n·ed to scream, instead.
toward her employer's boat in Moments later, she told of.
the area or Newport Beach's Ocers, the man grabbed her and
Arches fought orf a would· be both toppled into the water.
rapist in a weekend incident
wh.icf\ ended when both toppled
into the bay.
The woman told officers that
the man tried to bold her under
the water for almost two
minutes, then after she surfaced,
he grabbed her ankles in another
attempt to submerge her.
,, . ~,. ... ·..tie.-.,-....~
RESCUER PO URS WATER ON vl<;Tiljll'S BURN81 .
~the process, Casp9-said, the
amph.jbious craft was put in re-
verse 1ear and rolled over the
small boat.
Poliee said that the attack 18te
Saturday night began as the
woman walked along a dock and
found a man in his late 20s block·
ing her path. The man soon gave up, pulled
himself onto a dock and fled
down Coast Highway . • Smell Shed Be hind AnllMI Shel! ... ~l'UP.l.ed In Fl-
The owner of the boat was iden·
tified as AUonso Martinez, of
Rialto.
As be held one hand behind his
back, the assailant demanded
that the worn an walk a short dis-
tance with him and said that he
would cut her up "in little
pieces'' if she did not comply.
Parking lot attendants 8t a
nearby restaurant heard the
commotion, police said, and
pulled the drenched victim Crom
the bay.
~ I Casper said the boat incident
was not the only problem creat-
ed by the movement of the am·
phibious craft from Camp
Pendleton to Dana Harbor.
Huntington Fire But the victim steadrasUy re·
fused , officials said, and Police searches of the area
failed to yield the sodden at-
tacker. Burns Man, Shed·· He said he clocked them
travelling 35 miles per hour down
the beach.
"I turned on my jeep's red
lights and pulled them over and
warned them that the beach
speed limit for emergency
vehicles is 5 miles her hour,'•·
Casper said. '
Man Arres t ed
In Code ine,
Hashish Sales
A 59-year-old Huntington Beach
man suffered secood and third
degree burns early today when
the shed where he lived burst lhto
flame.·
·Firemen ·identified the victim
m Al Troub~ 59, of 8000 Ediaon
Ave. He was in critical condition
in the bw-n unit of Orange County
Medica,l Center with second
Clegree burns over 50 percent of
Ida body ar1d third degree bums
Explore r Launched
'VANDEmlERG AFB, eaur.
(UPI) -An Explorer
spacecraft, designed to probe
cOndilions in the outer at-
mosphere. was launched down
the West em test range today.
C o ast ·
W e ather
1 There will be only partial
. clearina: near the beaches
T,i>eoday, but partly sunny
skies in the afternoon
hours inland• Cooler days ·
1 with beaeh highs 65 rising
l to10inland. . .
I
: INSIDE TOD" y ' 1 Frtt /l• immUftilatbu /of"
--..... l>rillf ,,,.
t flf'ed .al " <Ibric• llo ~· ~~ ,t}I QU11h D""""""· ,..,._Al.
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' on his h8.nds and feet.
Fire officials said be'was living
in a sm all •hed behind the city
animal shelter and Was asleep
when the 14-e broke oot about 7:25
a .m.
When firemen. arrived, they
said, Troub was wandering
around outside the shed.
They said paramedics ad·
ministered drup and rust aid at
the scene. Tbey listed the building
and contents as 'a total loss.
Firemen safd they sun have no
dollar esij10ate of the loss. Cause
of the blaze ia ·still being in·
vestigated.. .•
nu,y also said Ibey don't know
Who owned the. shed .or why t.iae
man was living there.
Apiu-tm.ent Burgled
Ebert Conely o{ GO Calle Mon-
terey, San Clemente reported
Sunday the fbeft or $15~ in
c~meras, photoarephic equip.
meat, and clothln1 from bis
apartmeDt. P.olice found that
four iouvered"Windotn.bad been
remand AD inyestlptioa la UD·
derway. 1 •
Patty Hearst
'Con/ ession'
SaUl False
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -At·
torneys for both sides in 1tbe
Patricia Hearst ca"se denied
published reports today that the
newspaper heiress confessed to
several crimes -including a
fatal bank robbery -and agreed
totumstate'sevidence. '
A story in toClay's New York
Post quoted "sources familiar
with the interviews" as saying1
Miss Hearst confessed during
talks with cou rt·'appointed
psychiatrists seeking to de-
termine whether she is mentally
competent .
The Post said Miss Hearst
identified severaJ persons who
A 22-year-<>ld transient was ar-
rested by Laguna Beach Police
today after quantities of codeine
and hashish allegedly were sold
to undercover narcotics agents.
Michael Scott Wynn was held
at city jail in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Det. Terry MacAdam alleged
that Wynn used ralsified pre·
scription blanks to purchase co-
deine for resale.
MacAdam said agents had
purchased codeine on two oc-
casions and hashish on a thlrd oc-
casion.
Wynn was arrested at S a.m. at
an all-night restaurant after he
was spotted by uniformed of·
Cicers.
China Trip
For He nry
HONG KONG (UPI) -
Secretary of State Henry
A. Kiss inger will visit
China Oct. 19-23, the of-
ficial New China News
Agency announced today.
"It has been agreed upon
through consultations that
Dr. Henry A. Kissinger,
United States secretary of
State and assistant lo the
U.S. president for national
security affairs, will visit
the People's Republic o(
China Crom Oct. 19 through
Oct. 23, 1975," the agency
said.
No further details were
given.
Babcbck to Retire
As Coast Policeman HE rrnPED o• -harbored her as • fugitive -.oo ., • I""• l!l.a agreed to te11ify against ber ter-By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL his 20-year career. He retired ·~ rorist comrades in return for lm-°' .. o.uy "'" .. ..., Sunday. DEBT WJ1Jl ,4J) munityorspeciailreaUnent. A handmade "wanted" poster "It never bothered me much.
Tile report aaid Miss Hearst, used to hang. on 8 makeshift. ln (act, I 'd drive out there once
"Thefirst callerboqhtit." 21 , decided to cooperate with bulletin board on Woodland a night just to see what the
·1bat's the 1Uccioct advertising authorities after her attorney, F. Drive, once a base or the bulletin board had to say," Bat>-
aucceaa story related by tbe Lee Bailey, told her it was lbeon-Laguna Beach drug culture. rock said.
Con:ma.del Mar man who placed ly way to avoid a long prisoo ln the center or the poster· "I never kn ew of anyone who ~addin theDailyPU~: term. was a yellowed newa.paper tried to get revenge. I suppose -. photograph or Laguna Beach NtAJU.Y.-DIJa1·1N17foat., "This ls absolutely not 4'1e," Police Sgt. Norman Babcock, it was because I always tried to
• lneb CreaU•e Dal&n uJ.dAlbel,Johnson,apartnerof then 8 partner in a two-man be fair, even if I knew they
... · • surfboard. Clear with Bail, e•'s, . hen lofonned of the ti were in the wrong," he said. 1 ·ex ' 1 reclwood s(rf P,. L'eaah. ' narco · cs squad that was mak· ...... ., _..., · -...· .. f'loatlVPtollOpounder. PoSt story. "I 've been the only inc substantial inroads into Fairness almost cost Babcock ~" • .• ~t->{~~ ~: flD,~-mx , attorney with her tor the past drug trafficking in the Art his lire. "1li .. ~· ,...,. ~ ...... H you bave1a Aeqolni vessel week and she has not coOfessed C.Olony. "One night Nell Purcell (now I • .• .. " &!""" -•1r 'd ilk h to anything. ~·wanted Dead or Alive,'' the a police captain) and I were ar·. . ..,.. • you e&oconve,.itocu ,call · "She Couldn't make"adeeision rww.ter read. -ting a guy for sales or marl· ... '%1"' ··~· . ~w.u ontytM.Oa1ewwon1s· "" th ~ ·~ .!=:. • ·t ~ .:: '=~~'110~~~~.erthe ~aua:~;U,e:,t~t:-:be;i,.~~ to ',s·::::e:!'!.~srJ~e!oi!~e{i~;: l~~nAft:~ !~be~t:3:·u:·=~ "" ~ I: -· ~ rtibtplaceiltheDailyPilot. _.. U.S. Attorney J amesL. Bf'OWl\r $10,000, lt all depended," Bab-the guy told us he wanted to 10 t--~~~====:;::==~l~~=========~~-....:,'~(8~,..~o~P~A~1T~Y~,~p~ ... ~~.U~)~-+:-·~-~k~r~ec~ali~ed~in~a~n'._in~tervl~~~ew~on~---(~Se~ePOSTER,Po.«e.U>
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Paralyzed
By Bandit
In Holdup
By JACK CHAPPELL Of .. 0.llypt....... I
Imprisoned in a wheelchair ror .
nearly 40 years by an armed rob-
ber's gunshot, Harold Marshal)
oC Laguna Beach gained freedom
&tnday. He died at Orange Coun·
ty Medical Center. Hewas63.
An autopsy is pendfng.
however. Of(ieials of the Orange
County Coroners office said to-
day the cause or death'may be
linked to the gurishot which left
Mr_ Marshall a parapietpc. _.,.,
The ~an who shot ManhaU
, was pardoned in 1968 by then
Gov. F.jlpiWld G . "Pal" Brown.
Gerald V,ance, then o printer in
Wood.lanlf, had served 18 years in
pri·son al the result or the kidnap.
ping,. ro_b~ry and Shooting ori
June 16, 1936.
That night, Marshall, young,
good-looking and a bit or a lady's
man, had agreed lo drive a cab
while the driver look his wife to a
movie. Ordinarily Marshall
worked as a Greyhound ticket
agent. \
He picked up t~-ttrnh 18-year·
old Vance as a fare and wa•
directed to drive out Laguna Ca·
nyon Road.
Speaking for an interview with
the Daily Pilot 10 years ago, Mr.
Marshall recalled the event with
sharp and bitter clarity.
Marshall s aid he was hit so
hard with a stolen pistol that it
shattered the butt or th e gun.
"The damn fool hit me and shot
me while I was driving. One shot
went past my head and the other
went into my spine," he said.
Marshall said that Vance's
partner, Fu !ton De Bord . now de-
ad, was waiting in a c<1r for
Vance.
"They f.ere going to tie me up
and lt?ave me but I talkrd J hem
into taking me back into town."
he said.
"They took me behind the old
Sandwich Mill where the World
Savings & Loan Association i!>
now and threw me out. I called
out and some rellow in the
r~taurant heard m e," Marshall
said.
Mr. Marshall spent six months
in the hos pital after the attack.
Then he s pent two years on his ~~~i i~i;;de~u~i~j~~~~~. were
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\, Dilly ,.Nol i\lft .....
ST ART1S A NEW LIFE
Uiguna'a Sgt. Babcock
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Going Vp •••.
A mock fire staged at the Doheny Volun·
teer Fire Station was "extinguished " by
volunteer firem en from the station and
full-time firemen from the county fire de-
uartment 's South Mission Vi e.lo Station
.Thursday. Smoke bombs and flickering red
lights provided the a ppearance of a real
fire. The combined training session was
held to fa miliarize the agencies with fire
fighting t echniques and ·intercompany
coordination. The ''snorkl e'' truck was
one of five units which responded.
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AMBULANCE •••
from El Toro.
Speaking during a Laguna
Beach Chamber of Commerce
meeting recently. Bernard Carr,
South Coast Community Hospital
administrator, said be fully ex-
pected response times t.o again
climb to 20 to 30 minutes when,
the pilot proriram ends.
· Currently, responses are
averaging less than 10 minutes
for both county and city am-
bulance calla.
Carr was contradicted by
Laguna Beach Councilwoman
* * * Weather, Siarf
l.imited Need
Phyllis Sweeney who said that
people within Laguna Beach
could count on both the city's con-
tract with Hospital Ambulance
and the backup Fire Department
ambulance. ·
That Fire Department am-
bulance, however, may not. be •
used outside the city.
· There are sever,al plans in the
works to impro~e ambulance
service for the county area, ac-
cording to Ann Christian, aide to
Fifth District Supervisor
1bome Riley.
One is to beef up the county fire
department rescue capability.
Under most circumstances, the
rescue trucks cannot transport
•accident victims now.
The second is to work out an
agreement between the county
. and the city and the hospital for
For .Amh11lance ::ii:~= :'d~1:::c:.:,:.~
Crummy weather and smaller
than normal surf foe moot al the
summer significantly decreaaed
the number of emeqency calls
for ambulance transport. along
thecoaat.
Laguna Beach City Manager
Al Tbeal said that for July 9
through Sept. 29, there were 32
emereency ambulance calls in
the city u compared to llO calls
during the two precedin~ moolhl. s::O~h:! ::,Tef;e!n~5f:'~b!~~'
understand, that's very un·
usual,'' Tbeal said.
A special pilot ambulance pro-
iram offered by Soulh Coast
Community Hospital and lhe
couaty wu dealgned to meet an
expected summer increase in
emeraencies.
Crai1 Scudder. operator of
~pltal Ambulance, aald for the
firat alx weeks of lhe pilot pro-aram. the special ambulance
~to 128 calls al wbicb 71
(iocl'udin1 nonemercency
tran1ports) were in the city.
There were 24 Dana Point calls,
oilhl In Soulh La&UDa and five in
Luuna Niguel.
'i'heal said that had there been.
more emerrenctes there would
have been creater need fort.be ci· ·
ty to uee its emergency back up
am.bu.lance. It was u:1ed only
twice during the summer when
the boopital-basecl private am-
bblance was .not available.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
franchise with a private com-pany,
Paramedic service offered
tbrough lhe county lire depart-
ment is still two years away for
the area.
A further considerauon·for the
county is coverage of the Mission
Viejo, El Toro, and San Juan
Capistrano areas.
Laguna Niguel Sheriff's
Substation commander Lt. Jerry
Kranz said reswnse times in the
Sadd.leback area have 'climbed
during the summer whee the
coast received benefit ol the pilot
study.
Lt. Kranz complained of in-
stances of long response times
and ·said that on one occasion,
Sheriff's deputies transported a
victim in a patrol car because no
ambulance was available.
He also cited instances of
mechnical malfunctions includ· inc one on an emergency run
when the ambulance ran with
siren only because its red lights
were out due to a faulty allemater. ·
One official compared the cur-
rent situation of ambulance
service to two people aleeping on
a double bed wilh only a twiD·bed
blanket:
''When somebody's warm. the
other is cold,'' he said.
Marine Buses
Would Bypass
Oceanside
"1be criminal element knows
there are Marines waiting ror'
buses and go to the station to
prey on them.'' a Camp
Pendleton spokesman says in an-
nouncing a move to stop it.
In a week or 10 days, Marines
will be able to catch buses to San
Diego or Los Angeles directly
·from Camp Pendleton, avoiding
Ille need to 10 to Oceanaicle first.
Crime around city bus Stops in
Oceansidfl has been on the upsw-
ing. .
The new Greyhound bus
service will eliminate the need for
the Youn& servicemen to travel to
Oceaualde on city busea and from
there eateh a Greybouncl bus. A
reponal official ol Greyhound
aald in Loo Angeles lhat the big.
C.."."'ea wlll be stopping on the
'Whites Silrro1ibded
BRASILIA, BraziL(UPll -·8-ta reaeblng tills capital say
Jndl-........ b:r mlcrallcm in·
to Brasil'• tropical rllll '-t
ha" !al4 ~ ... to a white -1•
-.""'da,..
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POSTER .••
back to his van to get his
money. I remember saying, 'I
hope you don't come out with
anything but money.' The next
thing I saw was the butt of a
gun.
"We overpowered him. It was
the closest I came considering
the hundreds of arrests we
made.''
Many of those arrested in the
mid-19608 were fringe member•
of the Brotherhood of Eternal
Love, later identified as one or
the world's lar,gest drug im-
portatiOn and distribution rings.
Babcock said he always was
suspicious of the Brotherhood,
ostensibly a religious cult, cen-
tered around Mystic Arts
World, a book, bead and bealth
food store on South Coast
Highway.
"There were too many as-
sociations, people wit.b known
drug invoJtrem•nt in Anaheim,
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach
and One rat.her well known in-
dividual from back East who
made frequent trips to Laguna
Beach," Babcock recalled.
The individual was Dr.
Timothy LeBJ'Y..
Babcock joined t.be Laguna
Beach force in 1955 after receiv-
ing hia discharge from the
Marine ·Corps. He took a job
working nights at a gas station.
"Vic Sagan and some ol the
other guys used to atop by.
They encouraged me to apply. I
did. A month later, they hired
me.''
Over the yean, Babcock bas
worked narcotics, investigations
and patrol. He said be fqund the
latter the most satUfyini.
"In Laguna Beach, the public
puts more demands on
policemen than in other areas.
1n other areas, they want you
when there's an accident, or a
robbery or a burglary. In
Laguna, you've also got to take
care of the barking dog at 4
a.m. and the vacation house
checks."
Babc<>C'.k was one of a handfUl
of officers who lived in Laguna
Beach. His number always was
listed in the telephone direc-
tocy.
''You have a much better
feeling, you get more respect,
and you have more respect for
the community, when yoo live
.. in il But, the way tbi.qs are to-
day, you can't afford to buy in
Laguna Beach on a patrolman's
salary.'' be said.
Babcock, 46, will depart
tomorrow for rural Mariposa
County, near Yosemite, where
he and bis wife, Jan, will start
· work on an adobe house and farm.
"Laguna is as good a com-.
munity as you can find , but
Southern California as far as
I 'm concerned ls absolutely
overcrowded.
''We'll ·start work on the
house this"' week. We hope to
become self sufficient."
Babco~k·s spread will be
known as Suong Chama Rauch.
"'I;hal's Hopi for the right
way."
PATI'Y •••
ing, persoilalJ)' lb charge of Ille
Hearst cue, termed the repoG
"a wild story, 1• and 1aid "lbeb.al
not. offer.ed to turn 1tate'a
evidence. ·
"I don't know aD)'lblna aboUt
any statement lhat abe's made to
theproaeeutlori. l 'mnatawveof
any cooperation that abe'• ex· -'lnS or offertn1 to Ille pro-•
-on. There ba .. bee no plea dlleullou ...
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F;t~nijty--Via UF
20 Dis~ppear OT!-Mystery Trip
PoaTLAND. Ore. IVPl)-A 0 ·....,..,,,,,,.,_,I 2 ... .; '· • L Ir.
~ •aell1d in reli.S-.,oUow a ~ deecribed •la TM mtqfnf,ytew
,...,...,.. .. ....,,...., ao ml•p'ne lhelr l!Oo, ... claim• ... to be -Identified atrr .....
penonareputecftobecmlbftrway mllUons of yean old, _.....u,. Jtelly, 2', wbo Uc! JllA
to eterw.it:r ln .an unldeotified ny. to aomewbere jg weate.ra ~out:' 1D a qWa la
ing obJe<t barned pollee In Ille Colorado f.,. a ru,111 ·rn. Ilda area. rr-... ....
small Oregon coastal area of lJn. earthintotheunl•ene. and bil ,p.rurieDd. td&41fled
colDCountytoday. "The couple who IP*e to a •.Im, decided to fol'1w ...
SU of the 20 have been Iden· meetiDJ ID Waldpart (lept. 14) •-::; look1D1-....... ·~ tllledtentatlvely.inelucllogauex· ._..._..., callll,"aald-et• 11ae7.__..__.
Marine. The Identifications were -wboaltmcled. SI ..... CllllM ra&bsBecl,..ol
made by the Portland Oregonian. Al intheeueof otherlhrlol9ed. tllll' 11:ll•Mtola711:,.de·•ntl'
1be missing include an assort· ln the n:»,eetlng, the witneu de-pa••~N'WandfoUcMr·tbml. -
The other four tentctftbo tm.clporw'amoq._._
-f ............ -.
about ... daUllit.r ., I&. -
lln..1-PIWtr, wllo"""-Spray Danger
Action Delayed
By DOUG FRITZSCHE
0t ... o.u,~.-...
After testifying before a U.S.
Senate committee on·tbedangers
of some spray can propellants to
the earth's ozone shield against
cancer.causing radiation, UC
Irvine scientist F .S. Rowland ex·
pects no action until next :spring
at the earliest. ...
''Nothing much will happen
now until the National Academy
of Sciences panel makes its re·
port, scheduled for about April I,
1976," said Rowland, who with
fellow UCI researcher Mario
Molina discovered the problem.
••AT PRESENT,'' HE said,
'"the argument •wait for the NAS
report' ls almost unbeatable with
legislatures.''
That argument, he said, is like-
ly to prevent action on a bill
Rowl&nd ekpect.s Sen. Dale Bum·
pers <D ·Ark.) to introduce soon.
Rowland expects the proposed
legislation to be aimed at ban-
ning aerosol sprays that use as
propellants fluorocarbons 11 and
12.
-...D
fluorocJlf'botis
cause a chain
reaction in·
the earth •s
stratosphere
that depletes
lhe amount of
OICJb.e. Oaone.
a molecule ·made ., three
O X y I e D
.atoma.aetato
keep out extreme ultraviolet
radiation. • ·
The radi•tion can came skin
caueer. Rowland pootuiatea lhat
a 1 RWCHt deereue in 010De
could -a 2 percent lne!eaae in the number of cMm ol akin cancer. Already, be Hid, 10,000 annual akin cancer cMell may be
due to-e depletlan.
AT THE REAKING In
Waablnlton, before lhe upper at-
moophere aubepm-al lhe
Senate Commi·ttee on
.Aeronautical aad Space ·~. ·Bumpon promised to•
. take a 1eacl role In deolpiDJ
leclalatlon.
"'l wouldn't want to mmounce
any leaninc that I ma,y have,•• He does not expect legislation said Bum~. ''but baed on the
aimed at the same chemicals ·testimony of scientist& whom I
used .. as ref.rigerants becBuse consider to be leaders in the
they rank htghet on the scale or field, nobody bu come before necessity." v tills subcommittee and denied a
. c.. single facet of the Rowland·
ROWLAND'S THEORY, re-Molina theory which set this
vealed in June 1974, is that the whole thing in motion.''
U.S. Court Eyes
Alien Procedures
WASIDNGTON (UPI) -Tbe
supreme court, which has placed
tough restrictions on searches by
the U.S. boarder patrol, agreed
today to review 'a lower court de·
cision that put.I further limits on
agents bunting illegel Mexican
aliens.
The justice• ·agreed to hear the
Jwrtice Department's appeal of a
9lh U.S. Court of Appeals holding
that a vague, highly generalized
Warrant fssued ·by a federal
magi.strate does not allow ran-
dom questioning of drivers at an
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VICTIM •••
established ebeckpoint near San
Clemente.
The appeals court baled its ruJ.
.ing on a 1973 Supreme Court de-
cision that held tbe Border Patrol
eoold not atop can randomly on
back roads to conduct searches.
Tbe high court ruled lut year,
after the appeals court deciaioo
acted on today~ that warranUesa
checkpoint auto searches at San
Clemente also were a violation of
the fourth amend meal.
The government argued in
seeking it.s latest appeal that the
generalized warrant was suffi.
cient to meet constitutional stan·
dards, allhouah lhe warrant only
noted lhe great influx of Wegal
immigrants from Mexico and
declared this was ''probable
cause•• for questioninc auto
drivers and p;assencen.
The court's ruling overturned
the convictions of three person:i
who were question'ed. at the
checkpoints.
'd Wlidpoft cm llM ..-; •I t
Epperson, ••• ud ......
-;RobertReubm,af..--
-llvacleaatofWaM!P~-·
-not lc!Mtlftad ~ -· but-NewYortl*'Olllai.ave _ .. touch wllh autborl-.
UneolDCountySberilfRcaa.t.
tmsalddurinllheweekencllhe20
arenotofflcia14' mtwn1becauoe
tbeyappaneti)'left~. ·
Ayouns-mu,wlle-to
liveberldetlty, t.--tbe meetlnl. wblch abe aaid lhe at• -eel ' .! . "I have a friend wholell towa ro
follow lhem and 2 dcm'l-lf bcl
ia com•na bact, or wbln. •• lhe
said;
The woman said lhe beard ot
tbem ... ln1 from opsatona(tbe
Waldport Ian, when lhe -took place. .,
'Die -man said bor-111!<!
uo --"quite a -Ol DIODO)' ," but she clldn't-. lflj;
1ave It all away befOl'e be dlNj>-•
peered. ' "He was extremely ~ about what tbeae peop1;~
ahe reported.
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Beat Buildup .
Warnings ~et
For New Car.s _, . . .. ~ . DETROIT (UPI) -New-ear
buye~ in California ...., w!ll
fUld printed wai:nlnJs that 'out· line potentially huarcluuo hl'at
build·"I"' in lhelr ""'°' eoatros catalytic converters.
Spokesmen for .Detroit a'.#o
flnna say lhere are no pl""'! lo
ex-' lhe warning lahela to e\lrS
sold 1n lhe other •s atata. •
There have been reoortl '·or
..irasa fires caused b1 the
catalytic eonvertora which mai'
overheat under certain cOWU·
tions. Auto maken say the Qme
conditions would cause excessive
heat hulld·up ID any exhaust
system. . ·
· The Environmental Proteetion
Agency has proposed that~· a
warninl signal be Installed cm· au
new cars using the smoe control
device to warn motoriatl ol. over-
heating. The auto makers tiiVe
said such a device is not need.ea!· ... ...
Stereo Equipment • Stolen by Burglqe
Burglars who removed a
screen and then entered the--tiv-
inc room via the window ~
stereo equipment valued at
$1,380 from a Dana Point home
over the weekend, Orange Coun·
I)' Sheriff'• officers reported lb-
.day. "
Deputies said the t.b..P.ft oc-
curred while· produce l:.rOker
William Chris Brooks, at, w~
absent from the home at 33812
Slalqa Drive. .
Dana Hllli Hlllb Scbool's varsity cheerleadm show m.
tricate formatfon as part of their routine to keep spirits>
high-at gamee and rallies. Upper level membera from
left are Unda Brothwell, Debbie Luebke and Debbie
Spriet, tbe mascot. Kathy Hockett ls In foreerounct and
bottom members of formation from left are Patil
Buawell, T-, ~and Bo,e ~· .,
I
I
F ... Eavlr•• ·eat
Henry W e b er:
1 Stiil Fighting l .,.~~ana
Aller 25 yean of Oft'V!ce1 Henry II. Weber,
lf.D . ..cirodl!om u.iNavy w becan nC)l!nc.
Illa bottles llnee -ID 11110, wbicb be
.,. .. forced to tae becaUN IUllf\re caused' partial 1-ol beulq, are dllr,.-!!!!l.t fJOm •WO be saw
'WtilJe cm "actl•• du!7.
NOW, WITll WOUl6 BE wmTllS for varioua
publications and apeab ID tbe balls of sovemme.nt. he'• flll>tln1 lop........., tbe envinimpent. . : Dr. Weber, a Le1sUre W.,..kl realdent, bu been chairman of Ibo environmental praer-taUoo com·
mltlte for the CalifOl'Dla Garden Clubo, lac. for 15 years.
AJ& aueh, lie repretents 18,000 perscm wben he'
Jobl>les botll In Sacr-to and Wasbiqtoo D.C.
He. spea.b more for basic principles than specific
leciSJ•tion, be explained, bec•use of the club's
status u ~ nonpro!it Ol'(aniuUoo. ·
. FOK H YEAllS, HE RAS alsO been a board
member of Defend en ol Wildllfe. an Organization·
whit'b, he explained. believes "wildlife (leaerves a belier.break than generally given by flab and wildlife.·
aiencJes.:• \ I-During all lbese years, he bu attended
-numerous ••ency bearings. Tbe experience baa led
him to conclude that ••resource manaaement is
11~b an important thing, we can't always leave it to
~people we call eX:perts.," ·
JU.St Six weeks ago, he explained, he
attended a hearing in ·
Washington, D.C. on
migratory birds. The
agenda said that
~mments from the public would be beard,
time penn.ittlng
LESS THAN A
RALF HOUR before the
bearing was to end, he·
interrupted the meeting
and obiected that it was ''an extremely un-
democratic way•• to
.conduct a p~blic WEBER hearing.
· The eXperts, he believes, 68.ve usually alread)r
made their decisions before the hearing starts.
· "I guess you could say I'm kind of a maverick
in this business,'' be admitted.
His invol~ement began soon after he retired
and moved to Palm Springs. That was when he
learned that mourning doves were being shot as game birds.
HE 'OBJECTED, LEARNED TBA T others did
too, and tried to get restrictive legialation passed.
The effort failed but it led him into other areas of concern.
"It's been a long pull but it's a very interesting subject to be involved in,'! he said. .
"It's up to young people to get busy and use
their\nfluence."
· Although some people are pitting the environ-
• ment ·against the economy, Dr. Weber said this is notbo,,..itsbould be.
"IT'S SIMPLY GmTING THE wrong slant on the picture,•• he said.
"When one goes up, the other goes up."
He believes this would happen if an effort were
made to improve the inner cities. Such an effort
would require•'jobs, he explained, but it would also
improve one part of the environment while it saves
the outer areas which are rapidJy being made into
suburbs.
Dr. Weber, who shares his home office with his
paintings of wildlife,. numerous papers he has writ-
ten, a plaque placing him in the California
Conservation Hali of Fame and a 20-year-old pet
dove, Solomon, also believes there's no excuse for
air pollution.
''I THJNK IT'S TERRIBLE. [l's an insult to
one's intelligence to have so little done about it," he
said.
But bis experiences also provide reason to be
somewhat optimistic .
.. When he became involved in 1940, few people
thought or the environment. Now, many people
share his interest.
And eight years ago at a meeting in Palm Spr-
ings, he recalled, he suggested that energy be con·
served and solar energy be investigated.
. TilAT WAS DUllJNG A TIME when people who
used the· most electricity were given the cheapest
rates. Now, tDO. people arethinkinJ as be did then.
·•As people become better informed, better
educated," he explained, ''they begin to see the light ...
Fuel Shortage
Reduced.Deaths? . .
BERKELEY (AP) -.Alameda County· during
Last year's gasoline the fU"St three months of
shortage may have re-1974.
suited in a longer life for
many Americans by cut-THE GREATEST drop
ting: down on auto ex· -33 percent in San
bausts, a University of Francisco and 38 percent
California study says. in Alameda County -
A team of pubUc health ·came Jn deaths from
specialists at the un-chronic IUDJ disea..es.
ivenity's Berkeley cam-~Heart disease deaths
pus said that the number aeclined 17 percent in
d deaths fell 13 percent San Francisco and 11
ill San Francisco and 8 percent in Alameda percent across the bay in County.
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I Mondlft October •• 1171
• • •
Shell Infbrmation Series:
MOtor Oil
I wani ·to help your caB engine
live to a ripe old age. -,
By Bruce Boswell, Shell Lubrication Expert
--·
Whether you use Shell or another motor
oil this i._fonnation might put off that
awful moment when the mechanic says,
"This isn't going to be cheap."
Motor oil· is yotn' engine's life blood. The type
of oil you use and the way you use it can help
you get thousands of extra miles without a
major engine repair.
Oil's enonnous job
At 55 mph, each piston in yotn' engine moves
up and down inside its cylinder about35 times
a second. It travels about a quarter of a mile ~§i§j forevt!eymileyoudrive. When I: you step on the gas, the piston
rods push against the crank-
shslt with a presstn"e of more
~ than a thousand powids per· ~ square inch.
A film of motor oil thinner
than this newspaper page sep-
arates lhese parts and keeps
them from grinding each other
to pieces.
Besides this lubricating
job, a motor oil should clean the engine, help
cool it, and protect against rusting. With all
this work to do, yolB' motor. oil deserves
yotn' attention.
SAE 10W, SAE 30, etc. What
1hose numbers really mean
Tt.ose are viscosity grades. They tell how
thick the oil is. The higher the number, the
thiCker the oil
The SAE stands for the Society of Auto-.
motive Engiileers, who 8et up the grades. The
Wmeans it's for cold weather use.
When starting an.engine in cold weather,
a thin oil like !OW will tlow . well and protect
well. But as the engine gets hotter, the oil gets
thinner, and a !OW can't always protect a hot
engine adequately.
The opposite is true for a high viscosity
grade like SAE 30 or 40. It's thick enough to
protect· a hot engine, but on a really cold
morning it would be too thick. The engine
Try this motor.oil
fact or myth quiz.
Your oil can look dirty and still be OK.
Fad. The oil get.I dark because engine
contamination is being held in the oil instead
of depa1ited in the engine.
Motor oils made from Pennsylvania crude
necessarily perform better. Myth. Where
the crude oil comes from has little to do with
the quality of the finished product. Refining
and additives make the important dif-
ferences in mdtor oils.
Eve,.Yone should change the filter every
time they change oil. Myth. Most car
makers recommend changing the filter
every other time. If you're changing it every
time, you may be wasting-money. Check
your owner's manual to find out.
MUJtigrade oil can 1ave gasoline. Fa<t. In
a cold start-up, a IQW-30 or IOW-40 multi-
grade oil will be thinner than a single grade
30 weight. Therefore the engine runs with
less ·drag and uses less gasoline. In cold-
weather 8hort·trip driving, when the
engine never really geta warmed up, some
drivers may save as mu~h as 3.4 percent,
depending on the car and the temperature.
..
would be hard to start and the thick oil would
be slow getting to vital parts.
Multigrades
Multigrade oils, the kind with two' mnnbers .
like lOW-40, contain chemicals called
polymers ihat make them act like low viscos-
ity grade oils when the engine is cold and high
viscosity grade oils when the en~ is !wt.'
So why doesn't everybody buy multi-
grades? .
Because single grades generally cost less.
And many people can use them satisfactorily,
depending on the weather and the way they
drive. To find the grades that we recommend
for the temperattn"e range in your area, see--
the chart at right.
Things to cons ider
when choosing a lllOto r oil
Consider tJie kind of driving you do. Perhaps
a single grade lOW is right for normal winter
driving in yotn' area But on a long highway
trip with a heavy load, the engine will get
pretty hot even though it's cold outside. Yotid
need a !OW-30 or IOW-40 for high tempera-
ture protection .. well as quick winter starts.
Th£ condition of llw car can mak< a dif-
ftrrt:nee . If the car is hard to start when it's
cold, a low viscosity oil can help it turn over. If
yotn'car is an "oil burner", a high viscosity oil
cail cut consUmption. (But get it fixed as soon
as you can. It pollut.es.)
ltdoe1m't hurt ro rnix wlwn adding oil-if.
If the oil in your engine is right for yotn' car,
and the oil you're adding is too, it doesn't
make any difference if they're different
brands.
· Today's cars need rwt be "broken in"
with any special oil. At yotn" first oil change,
11le highest pressure in your engine is where the camshalt (A) pushes against the valve tiftA!ni (8).
Here, an anti-wear additive in the oil lays·down a
thin film that must protect while pressure reaches about 100,000 lbs. per eq. inch.
start off with the right oil for yotn" car, then
stick with it.
A good oil doesn't need lwlp fr<nn an oil
treatm;mt. An oil that meets the car maker's
warranty service requirements is designed to
do every!.hing your engine needs. Look for
"Semce ClaSsificatio11 SE" on the can.
What.oil changes really do
Maybe yolive heard a story about a guy who
never changed his oil and drove 50,000 miles
without a breakoown. Some of those stories
might be 'true tor all I know. But I wouldn't
by it with my car. ·
The' fact is, you play the odds with oil
changes. •
Today'& high quality oils and filters do a
'
commendable job of protecting against' the
dirt, soot, acid, and other junk that gets into
your oil. The oif s detergent properties are eo
good t1J!11. about a poWld o(this contaminaUon
can be suspended in yolB'oil where it will drain
out at changing time.
But there's a limit lb what the oil can do.
If you don't change, eventually the add!Uvei
F1nd the 11'111~ ShtU reeonuntndl for JOUr dl••e.
I •CM· -·· "
~· • t
!=:;=::;==;::::;:, :::;:, ::::;,§::::::;:, ::::;,=;=:::::::i ... t . .
LIO II ,, :IQ » ~ to • 1'111 • • IGO
Outtkk Temperature
• Not recommetlCled !Of IUltar.ed ~ &peed driWlg
that suspend dirt, fight wear, and so forth
will be used up, and trouble can start.
So, while you can save a few bucks on oil
over the life of a car by stretching between
changes, I don't think it's worth the risk.
'
Now some infonnation about
Shell mqtor oils:
Check the Shell lineup
fo r the right motor oil
for your car.
Shell X-100* motor oils are available in
single grades SAE !OW, 20W, 3-0, and 40.
Each offers the protection you need for its
temperature range. And each meets the
warranty service requirements of every
U.S. car maker. And most foreign cars.
Shell x.100~ Multigrade motor oil is an
SAE IOW-40, an all-season oil offering
excellent high temperature protection plus
good low temperature startability. Us
patented· formula fights sludge and other
contaminants that can harm your engine. ·
Shell Super X~motoroil earns the JOW-50
rating, the widest rnultigrade range you
can buy. If you want even greater high
temperature protection than Shell IOW-40,
this oil is for you.
With proper care and a top quality
molor oil (and Shell Super X is our fine st)
we believe that most of today's newer cars
can be expected to go 100,000miles without
a major engine repair and with no apprc·
ciable sacrifice in perfonnance.
Any questions? Write me.
Send them with your name and address to:
Bruce Boswell, Shell OilCo., P.O. Box61609,
Civic Cent.er Station, Houston, Texas, 7'1WB.
For so me more infonnation on taking
good care of your car, ask for our free booklet,
"Questions and Answers About Motor Oil."
People
working
with energy
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DAii.. V PILOl' Mond , Octooerl, 1875
. . . I -..
l t .... ,~.,~ Monday's
Cloeing Pri~ee NEW YORK· STOCK EXCHANGE I
•
Recovery in U.S.·
A Fragile Thing
By SYLVIA PORTER
At this, the start of the tourth quarter or 1975 out
ef'Onomy ls well into its initial recuperation from th~ de·
• epest, broades t , m0$t prolonged slump since the depression
1930s, more than 40 ye:ars ago.
But despite surface evjdenco suggesting It is a sturdy
even strong recovery, it already is blotched by threatS
wh.i~b. if r.ermitted to ~come r e alities, could abort the
• b~cally eeble upturn 1n a matter of m o nths. Some na-
t 1on al I y re s pec ted
economists, in fac t. are
openly predicting tha t
the shape or this move·
ment will change into a
"double hump" and we
will again be s lidi ng
downward a s e arly as
Money's
Worth
m id -1976 -.with all that t,he downward s lope of a "W" next
y ear would imply for our JObs, payc hecks and profitis as well
as for th.e November 1976eJections.
• THE' ANXIETIES ARE indisputable. Skepticism is
wides pre ad amo ng cons ume rs and businessmen that the
slump ~as e ~en e nded (not so s urpris ing if the skeptic iJ in
the bas te, s tall w e ak aut o o r hous ing industries or lives ln a
n e ighborho od whe r e j o blessn ess ts alarmingly high or is
a m o ng the c lose t o 8 million une mployedJ.
And the c.h31leng~s ar~ eno rmo u s . Among the m : a n un·
a c c eptably hig h r ate or infla tion, s teep level ot interest
r.a~es , a huge t o t a l o f une mploy ed, tremendous budget 'de··
f1c1ts .
• Thus , so fa r thi~ is a fragile and uncertain recuperation
.--.Just a~ the f everis h boom that bred the 1974-75 slumpfla-
l18it..was1oyless a nd unsustainable. r .But even a d mitting all the "ifs , ands & buts,'' an ex-
pans ion this is. To d ocument: •
-:-''f.\EAL'' GROSS national product -with the impact·
of price incre a ses o n the dollar totals eliminated -rose in
the s econd and third quarters after five cons ecutive
qua rte r s o f dec lin e . and the rise is continuing. The advances
could put lhP ccon_on:iy·s r e al growth for 1975 at 6 to 8 percent
o r e ven m o r e . This is the broades t measure of our nation's
output of goods a nd s e rvices.
-As or Aug u s t. latest reporting date production of our
nation's factories, mines and utilities had
1
risen four months
in a :ow and th~ pa~e of rise has been ·acceler ating. In·
dustnal productio n 1s bac k to the highest level since
January 1975.
• -The total number of e mployed in the U .S . has
climbed 1.5 millio n to 85.4 million, highest since November
1974. Layoffs hav e bottomed out, rebirings are rising.
Although the unemploy ment rate remains high at 8.4 per-
cent oft-he l abor force and the rat e is much higher among
blacks. teenagers and women, the rate is down from last
!'iummer's peak of 9.2 percent a nd joblessness among heads
of households is n o w down to S.5 percent
-PE R~NAL INCO!'fES have been surging upward,
are now running at an adjusted annu al rate of $1 .2 trillion
up7.4 percent from this time a year ago. '
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AHc.hl'C..SO t ,, 12w.-w. COmEd pr 2 .• 1 1111. + "" Gwtlnkl ·" 1 s 11\t+ 14 Apto OU 4k I 12 20'111 , . . CWEctpf 1.•t .. J 11 Gwlock ·" 1 I n:w.-\lo "-' Corp . . il 2.,.._ \t C'WI Pl' 1.90 • 70 Giii Sole 1.20 :S 1' ll:V. + \lo APl..O'p . .O J 31 11\lo+ \lo QomEd8wt .": 10 I~ ::: G.fl-l' In .. 10 Jfilo •••
-"R eal" spendable earnings of tY.pical workers have
turned upward at last and in August were above the
year·ago level for the first Ume since February 1973. These
are weekly earnings minus federal income and Social
Security taxes and adjusted to renect erosion of buying
power from price increases.
APl.111('1 ... 111•-COmwOl14k ., 377 l filt-i.r. GATX l.IOt ... 21"'+1 1 PD1i.d ·• .,.. ... CWOllpl' 1.72 .. 11 17"9-Vt GATX pf2Vt •• l200 3JYI + ~
=sv/1ii '!Z _.!*~,~ c:onwos.i 1 1 1'3 11 .... 1, GCA Corp 1 2• s ...
Ati:ll.IN ... • +1 ~ ,,, °'""""°"'• I 4t 1314 + 1't ~~"'.,"°, .. 1t2 "',.._ + ~ An:•1r_ c 1 .. s n .v.+ "' Compu(r 5(.1 IJ _.. s . .. _,,.,. n • .• 1 .... -... •-•· >>o '' ''' )•->• C.on II.or• In 1 ~ IMo-14o GnAml .240 .. 1' f1'1t • .... A;.dic: .S,..1p .• l:S 31;! ..., 0-MI.~ 6 5' 21\t+l\ll QnAOll .too 11 2'9 1' +216
Arl'1• Inc . . • '"". ,,.. c;.ontlm ·*.. ... ID'• . . Gln&ncl .IO 5 6 ,,,.._ ....
Arl1 PSl,36 7 110 1$\lo+ y. COnftMI I.Ml t U 12\lt• ~ Gs"C.bl .n :S '' ''°+ \o't
-Consumer confidence has perked· up markedly and
1 retail .sales have ~ebounded in resppnse to.. our increased
spending and buying on the instalment ·Rian. While still
depressed, the auto and hol:15ing industries h ave come back
a bit as cons umers have boosted their buying of new and
used cars, new and old houses.
-Business slashed its inventories at a spectacularly
brutal· pace during the slump and goods in warehouses are
now down to levels where business will be forced to renew
buying and restocking m erely to meet curr~otdemands.
j -THE STOCK Mt\RKET, as measured by the New-·
York Stock Exchange index, soared 56 Percent between last
fall and mid-July. Stock price Ups and downs are considered.
a key leading indicator -'telegraphing in advance the ups
and downs in the economy as a whole. The stock market's
upsurge was unquestionably signaling the recuperation in
the economy th al beg~ in late spring. l Nevertheless, the threats lo the life of t h is economic re-
covery are very real and frightening. They could halt what
would be a Jong, healthy ~ptrend under imaginative ~ledgeable, courageous leadership the nation believed
in.
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1Test Billing Program
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aabaWll .IO 6 10 1t .... +1 I CO .. t 1 ..... GOIMI• l.J0 10 2S6 H YI+ V. &KlllG,Jllb' n '"'•Mt 1.u1n 221 "~•1"" GI-'"'or11 1:M •v.+ v. ...,,li\,to·t ~to t +"' COwlHC.407 22 7Yt+V. Gle-Wk .. 1 6'1't ••• ~I Al It 20 JS -\lo Co• Brd ..C 10 t 21~-\.It Glotl91 INr I 97 11\t• "" e.ktwkl .60 J 11 1*-'YI CPCIM 2.HIO "60'llt+ !,lo Glotle Ul'!l 1•I11 ... 8111Korp .111 1 1 16i.-v. O'-C.to 3 •2 •2.,.,+ \lo GolllWsl Fd J 7 •~ .... I .
' Electric Utilities • a.HwM .OM 6 '° I~.... <ndll Fl .f• 12 • 3 .. + Vo Gooclrlc 1.12 s '° 1J1't-\lo a.tlGM'I~" 6 tO '°""*Mo CtkUrl ... 6 t3 Jl"'+ "° GooctYr 1.10 f ]U 1tMo BllGI of•V. tiO.., y, t.rocir.r~ .. ti :14 +1 Gollldlnl.70 I IM 21 -1 BMc..11,M•f 3 1w.!.v. CNnllCft1 .IO 6 IS I~\,\. GouldOl1.lS .. 210 1t'Vt-'I\ IMdilO Irie ti n ~ + YI> a-COrk 1 .. 1111o-"" Gr.c.W 1.10 s l:U U V. •..
U Aid Low-incomers ·
....... Pn •• 21 ~+: .... er-I l.IO t ti u..,_"" GA~r .lDtl 10 tl Ba.ngrP ptC .• J ,___ .... CT'S CO .50 10 4 1J'4 Gr U .ID 12 1• IS ... SW--Plpl ,. I 71i+ * ClllllQM .olO 1 11 1""+'\,.; Gr-1 1.SO S 13 21V.t--., 8'* )ly 2.-'lo ' 'II ,.._ + \lo Olrnmlltl. I• I 2 1tli'J • .... Grl¥Prll .SO J 1' 12 Bank V• .• J :M 11V.+ "'9 CWrlnc; .llD 71 1°""-,_ GreM A&P .. 41 12°"' ...
e.n.Trwtl 4 201 _,...._ "'° Cllr11'• .JI»·; 111 l214o+"" GtLk~l.'10 s 1 141'1+ v. Bkr PfA t'h •• 101 2-•\o\ :.. CUIMrH 1,.0 1 JI 26~-v. GIN Ir .IOd 1• I 17V. ... ~ I By LOUISE COOK ,._._....,...Wr!W
1 ElectriC companies trylnf
encourage conservation
ease the brunt of rate in·
c;reases are experimenting I . --
:Baja Tourist
·Trade Shows
•
Sharp Rise
; . MEXICALr. Mexico (AP)
;-American tourists are s till
»ouring .into Baja C 8.lifornia in arowmg numbe r s despite
reports of a s lumping U .S.
~onomy, Mexican officiaJs ,.y.
• , And government l~aders f'_! goin·g ahead w ith plans to
1ure still more.
·oov. ·Milton Castellanos
said more' than 21.7 million
"-m ericans crossed the border Jut year into the Mexican
peninsula state -2.3 million
more than ln the previous
jear.
-"Their dollars added 12 per.
C'91t to the B•Ja caJi.fornia
eeonomy, he said fti a s t ate-.
Gf·lbe-lllate address. f.y or Ille Amerlca.ns a milllmam of !bree
ID Bafa, aad ...... 11 Ptti-
.cletlaned to induce 1on· ltQlueunderway:
Some 940· m11e11 of new
-... were opened lut year
•• SIA mUUon hl&hwo,y pro-
... -m ... 1 as much for •lrhiar tourists •• !or ~·· • •
•
. -th [ BlrtiOll 1 . .0.. 13 2'v. •.• C'tclo!K(p I 2 2-16\lo-y, GINNlk I.ID S •t 39 -I/, Wt new ways o computing Bird cR .20 11 ass 12\.'I+ "' eyprv, 1.• 1 1s 2,i.. "' GNN p1 '·'°.. 1 21:w.-v.
customers' b ·11 Th a.Mc:lnc .60 J 11 1\fl •.• ~ o -G1ws1"1n ." t 2st 11:w.+"' 1 s •. ey are a.tft#t .IOJ,, 17 •.. DM'llnC .:tOI• 170 11 'Ao -f1V. GIWIU2.nll2 2 :M.Wi •..
charging more for nnu.er m· · a-~L . .o 11 151 21 .. "' a..11111v ·'°" .. xi s1o1o-"" Grtwp11.• .. 11 11"'+ "" • ....... a.lMl"L.ltZI m 31\'1• v. Qilftlc.l.lt, 11 n *'"" GrnG111.ot 1 1 17V.-Yo peak demand penods and are ~ 1• ' ' '6"'-•.. c.t in.-' •• 26 + v. Gryhnd 1.0o1 ' 11• 11" ...
off . 9"r"-.AO t • 20 DM'll,...,, .• ll JOiia .. .,., Gn'l'hl'd wt •• ti 2\o't ••.
enngminimumserviceata l INtNl.1612 • 2"1+'\li o.t.1~r•1t3 141 u~.2,. Grollft' inc .. 11 2 ...
m l'nimu · f 111ckmn "°1' 10 ""'• :-. o..,.c..c.13ti, •• t"' ~.Ml 6 1• 1•:w.+.,. . m price or low. BKWno.c11• tJ3.l'4+1 P1.,.cp1 4111 ,. r.JO 50t'i ......... l'd1n .zo10 10 •i. ...
mcomeeonsumer s _,,.,,.,I' 1211o+v. O.vt°"H.12111s• 1211o .. iv; U..l'dM1ve~. 12 1vt .. v. • ll&'Mr In '.n s 1 1 1t -v. Dlly~t 1M 1 ,. 1•i... .... Gulf Lit. .S6 6 J1 6,.._ "' -~a.lcaPlA5bl n 16 -V. Of"Lpf\2 .... ,20106\lo GultMl0tFU .. 11 1'41-t\.\
l 911dHI 1.20 1 3 IJ DHft W ·"°" '4 JI 10'to +'Vi; G\111Oii1.l'O J JIO JI .... -\41 AN ASSOCIATED P-·s 1o1~JOa10 ' • !er.: '"° 1 670 ''"" ... <>u11""-1 :t s. 11*-11o •"ow.> ... I is. 1 h 11\o\ ::: ILt.20 1 ,,. 11 -\o't GllRl)IA .20 ., I 26\"I+""
spot check also showed some ...,,. QI~ 6 . • 1~ •.• t t.• , 21 ~. "' Gu11s1v 1.n 1 11t 121111i+ ....
(f. · I · ....,.•CrP • '' '2 + 4'i rA012 u1 31 ... Gu11 .. ws.M1 s 111 2111t+ v. o 1c1a s are urging an e.M11 fj .. 10 u +116 <"1 " 11 ·~•.,.. Gt.1111.wswt •• m 414 .•.
''energy stam,P" program for t::ci:. ...... ~ J~ ;~ ~ -;',121~ ;~ lt:! ::,: :ir,,:; ·; ,; 1;~ .. ~ ••
the poor, simil ar to the e.nc"''·'°'· 6'1'h-11a aitM11i1y.10" 10 n li'J+ w. -M-
feder I food t
• 9-l!SfdMta •• l:S 1¥9 •.. ~ .3$1, '9 11 _ .... HackWt.oll f S 27 .......
a s amp proJect. Btnoe•.17' ' 110 2 ... D1soto1n . .o .. 3 1 _ v. Hall" a .JO 13 '' 1sf't-.,..
0th d t h 8trileY Pfll :l3 2¥1-Ml Ptt~cll• 1~ I 13 12\lo + Vo H•UPrt .to. J I 1J -V. ersa voca ec angingthe. 8"'11'rodafi St '"' ••• c.tEllf7 ..... ,100 61""+1v. tt.111ti1n1 .:12u 2121st _,.,.
traditional ''the more you cn"l::1.:i: :i'J uv. .. i .. Dtt~=~·::: I~ u v.+2 ::=:.!c.70 .~ ~ 1:~: ~
use, the less you pay" rate 111.c11:ao...02' 1t0 n\11-"' ~I~ Slh .. 4 ~ . .. HI._.._·"° 6 10 4ft. ...
sc u es. a11ul.Q1,10' 1• 1sv.+" xvep .,.·; 1 11v..,,. ~tep ..... 1t6 11v.+-. bed I 91.ir.Jtwl .J2 .• 11 4V. ... ~lift"' 7 24 +\Ill H-H .909 • 1l 2J .... -"'
11-.aH!t .IO t IOt 14*+ ~ I l'ln • .O' 1 ~ ..... .._ I.JS II lt .. Vt +114 81l#l1U .. 10 IC''' '°""'+ " lnlt t 7 _., SJ'h-:-. ~cr1 1.20 I t 27 ...
The. Ed•' son El 1 · ~•u •• £J '"" ••. aSM11.M11 ,,, ..... v. HI"'"' F111J xi '~"" ec rte eo.1111 .. 1 Mi 21.,.. ""--P1eSM111t1 .. 2 s.v.+"' ~1.20' '' 11\t. .. ,
I"•t1'tute a trade group sw'd &o111c. • .s 1 200 n'MI+ " ~ l.20 .. 61 '""'• "" !'MIT.,. ;t611J •• '"'• "" '"" • lookMP1M 1 2 2CH9-"" Oi<k A8Al·I 21 ·~ ... "-riSCl.20 I 76 2'4+1
residential customers pctld an Bordin 1.30 • 1n u + .. ~.Ml 1 11 '"" ... l>ltrMo 1.10 4 • 1111o .. ~ 80r'9 WI.SS f « 11Mtt-141 OieblMcl ..... l ft 11 .... + ... HartSMJi .MI t '10 IVt-\fl
average of 16.4 ~rcent more aor1NM 1n ' 3 2• ... OIG!Orali~ .. n 3"• v. H11tr• 1..... .• J' '''-"+ "' tor electn'ci'ty 1974 than ... {:"IA4 • .. n'h +"' D1a1tafl:OP1ttt161tJ"9+1'4 H1-E1t ... •1116 21 .. "" eo.t pll .•.• XIAO 10 + \Ii P1AI,,_ -* J ,, · 7\11 .. "" H.-ftl Alb 1 1 I lO'llt + ....
they did in 1973. At the same ~·1.11 .• '' 10\Ai •.• p1111~ "'' •. 2 J2'-• "" tttnrm. cp .• 3 3,,._"'"
ti h .... I 76 6Vt •• . etont.o ... t6 1 Jl\lo. .. Htck Inc.,. I ll ,.,,.. • "'
me, t e average amount of.. '*' 2A '' •"' w .12a)l 6't ...-.. ,,.. H1c•&Nr1tt1• ''.-.-""
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eect ctyus by residential 8"t1Mrllf1 •• u •2-. .. on DI_" ... '"·· , , • ""H1o1tu:H1.•11 st""':·:
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A House investlg41itions sub--
committee. meanwhile, said
utilities should not be allowed
to pass on higher fuel eo&t.s ·
automat~cally. -
'!'he F1orlda Public Service
Commission recently ap·
proved a one.year test pJan
tor FJotida Pow(!r Corp.
wHereby ZOO reaidentlal
eustomers wbcr 'Yolunteer for
the pro1ram will be char5ed
l.7 cents por ltllowatl hour r ...
•!ectrlelty-eon1llmad durins
nonpeatt hours and 7 .t Centi
per, kilowatt hour Iha rest ol.
the time. The present residen·
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N.Y.SM«!b'
,VOL .... NO. 279, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PA'yES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1975 TEN CENTS
LafpnlfM,I~~ Death Ends '40 Years of 8,ell'
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· 1mpr1ace..i 1a1 • •-IWr r ..
MaTly .. years by ---rob-ller'•~-bot. Hlltold.llanlillll
o1 La111n• ee,cb aalned .._,,,
!lmd"!'. He died at <>ranee Cow>-
ty MedicaJ Center. He was a .
An autopay :ja pending,'
-ever. OIJlcials cflbeOr-e '
CGunty Conmen olllce said ..,. •
day tbe cause of death may' be
liaUd to U.. CUAShot wbl,ch ldl man, had a-greed to drive a tab .taarp and bitter clarity. t"ftaey were •oin1 to tie me up in the boapitat after the attack.
Mr. Kanb.aJJ a paca'plecic. while the dri•er took tu.wife to a Marallall 1aid be was hit ao / 11111 leave me but I talked them 1hen be 1peot t,ro years oa his
'?be m'ali. wbo sbo(, MarslWJ movie. Ordinarily Marshall hard wlUti a stolen pUtol that it Into taking me back lnto town," back. His remalnlnl'ye.tn, were
1\'M pardoned Ip IMll by lllea wori<ed u a Greyhound ticket .-..Sthebuttolthe11111. boaatd. spentlaaadoulofhoopitala.
GOY. Sclnaund G. ''Pat'• Brown. acent. ..Thedam;11foolbilmeandabot ''They look me behind the old Marshall's father,. Howard C...iilcl Vance, lbell a printer in ' · He picked up tbe lben IS-year-me wblle I WM driving. One shot Slndwicb MIU where lbe W<><ld Mmihall; Hid bia ~onhadbeen in
Wood.Janel, hacf'1ef"Yed 18 years in old Va.nee as a (are and was .weot paat my !lead and the other Savings • Loan Association is the hollpitaltrequen.Uy for the last
priton u the reaultolthekidnlp-directed to drive out Laguna Ca-wentlntomy1pine," heaaid. DOW and· threw me out. l called three months. ..
pinc1 roJ>bery and abootin& oo nyoo Road. llanball 1aid that Vance's out and some fellow in the "There were several dilJerent
JunetS, 19315. Speaking for an interview with partner, Putton DeBord, now de-restaurant beard me," MarsbaJI things wr:onc with him," the
'ftat nit'ht, 'Manhill, young, the Daily Pilot IO years ago, Mr. ad, 'wu waiting in a car for aald. elder Maraball said tod•Y· He
&Ood:toOking•and a bit bl a lady's Marshall recalled the event with Vance. Mr. llarahall spent six month! (See VICl'IM, Pace AZ>
P~tty'Di
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Confess' ,
A.tt(>ijiey~ Deny Published Reports
"~ FRANCISCO'(AP) -Al·
w.nieY• for both aides in the
Patricia ffear!at Cue denied
published reports today that 1he
~paper heiress ccnfessed to .everar crimes -inclutllnc a
fatal bank-robbery -and •creed to tum state's evidente.
A story in today's New York llo'rt· quoted "llC)llrC<io familiar With the interviews•• as satin&
Kiss Hearst confessed durj.nJt
• Pass-fail
For Gym
.Oass Eyed
By KUDI NIEDZIEU!KJ . °' .. DllttY ... a.. ....
Saddle}>ack Valley Unilted
School District .trustees will be
asked 'tonight to ·discontinue the
time-bonoreq practice ol assign-
ing grades in biib school
physical education classes. t
-· A simple pass-fail grading
_ system. ia recooimencled to take·
ita place by Agnes Meck, district·
director of curriculum, who.'
maint8lns . i ucb a ~h.8nge in
policy Would be ''more realistic
and practical.'' . ·
M.e'mbers of the acboOI dis-
trict's goVerninr board will con-
sider her request·and a variety of
other ag'enda items when they
rileet 8t 8 O'Clock in the I
multipurpose room of Lo8 Alisos
Intermediate School, 25171 Moor
Ave., Mission Viejo.
'Miss Meck's recomMelldation
is based on a pilot program in
pass-fail grading at El-Toro High
School last year.
"Due to its success, the stu-
dents, their parenf• and tbe
teachers wish to adopt.this grad-
ing procedure on a permanent
Oasis," she explained.. · '
SuTV'eys taken at Mission. Viejo
.. High Scb09l also indicate support
. for lbe pass-fail s75tem as a bet-
ISee GKADES, Pace A!)
* * * Free Uniforms
.May Be Ended
J.,.. District
" Adrrllnistrators of the Sad-
: d.leback. Valley Unified School
~District are recommending that
: free uniforms no longer be' pro-
vided to non-teaching employes.
~ The Policy change will cover an janltots, croundsm,etl, main-
"1enanCe men, waYehousemen, 14rtvers and otlier blue-colla r 'employe&. -'
7 Dis trict Business Manager
"'Gilbert Moreno estimates •that.
, the measure will save the· school district an estimated $28.000 a
year.
, , Merri be rs of the Saddleback
.... &<>Yeming board will be asked to
1 apProve the policy revision when
• l,lleY. meet •.l 8 p. m. tonilht al Los
Alllos Intermediate School, 25171
11-A.ve., •i,sion Viejo.
·~ Moreno's fecommendation is
,..,based pn the' tact tb8t. uniforms
'dilstrict•aTI estimat'ecf · 28,000 a
''§tar. Members of the Sad-
"''ateback 1oveming board "will be
'ut.ed ,to aJ)p[ove the ~ey re-
' .. ~on when they' meet 'at 8 p.m.
" i!OlldaJ night at Loo A1lsOll In·
1 termediate School, 25171 Moor
" Ave.,•M.bslon Viejo.;.
..... Morenp'"S recommendation is
'based on the fact 'fh•t·uniforms
• hav~ ~een provided ,free of
c,harge to moat ~ as1ified
· •. employ ea but not to oU\4!1'9. TheR
ibclude :is IOlld ••rvi"l' employes
.. Who bav~ -.een required to
-furbish their . own· workln~
clolb ...
•.. i" "AIU.OU.gb the fequirement of
·-• deslll'•ted uaif<><ll bM some " .validllJ In coaard to vtOua1 Iden· "1Wlcatioe~rt the~ re-
'"''' ·18" U. .... M> ..
... .. '"
I
. ..
·talks with court-appointed
paycbil.trists seeking to de-
termliae whether she is mentally oom~ent. <
The 'Post said M.iss Hearst
identified ffvel-al• persons who
harbOi-ed b:er rts· a fU,itive flld
agreed to testify against her ter-
rorist comrades in return fpr im·
muriity or Special treatinent.
11le repiort said ·Miss Hearst,
21, decided to cooperate with
authorities after her attorney, F.
Lee Bailey, told her it was the on-
ly way to avoid a long prison
term. ·
.. This is absolutely not true,"
said AJbert Johnson, a partner of
Bailey's, when informec;I: of the
Post story. "I've been the only
attorney with her (or the past
week and she has not confessed
to anything.
"She couldn't m ake a decision
O.Uy "" ............. 1111~ " ........
like that even if she wanted to
because of the state she's in."
U.S. Attorney James L. Brown·
ing, personally in charge ol the
Hearst cue, term·ed the report
''a wild story,'' and said ''she has
not offered to turn s tate's
evidence.
''I dop •t know anything about
any statement tbat'6he's made to
the p.roseeution. I 'm not aware of
<See PATTY, Pace AZ)
Catalytic
Warnings
On Cars
DETROIT (UPI) --New·car-
buyers in California soon will
find "printed warnings thai out-
line potentially hazardous heal
build·ups in their smog control
catalytic converters. ,.,i· C ;__._
Spokesmen for Detroit auto •. me OJISN&e"
firms say there are no plans to extend the warning labels to car$ Masonic Leader Burton Meyer 'Jr. of Los Angeles
soldintheother49 states. perform s ceremonies .at Castille Elementary SChool's
There have been reports of time caps ule in Saturday rites in Mission Viejo. Behind
.eras~ fires caused by the metal m a rke r , capsule was entombed containing
catalytic converters V.:hich may .. lleWSpapers .and other memorabilia.
overheat under certain condi--:;:::;:;-'::;-:;---;;:---;----------:-----------:
tions. Auto makers ~i)'lhe same --.J ·--
condillops would cause .•• c ... •iv• Arm· y Cpaifit Crushes beat bui.ld ·up in any exhaust • 1 system.
The Environm ental Protection
Agency has proposed that a Sa Cl ht
warning sign al be installed on all n emente V IWP new cars using the smog control .I ~
device.to warn motoristS of over-
heating. The auto makCrs have
said such a device is not needed.
General Motors saJd the signal
is unnecessary because GM cars
already have a built-in "unique
warning syst em " which could
not ~overlooked by the driver.
This begins with poor diiveabili·
ty, followed by odor, light smoke
and. subsequently. heavy smoke.
In a submission lo the National
Highway Traffic Safety Ad-
ministration, GM said this Se·
quence provides adequate ad·
-vance warnin~.
Without such a warning signal,
. the California Air Resources
Board has told auto makers to
either provide a printed warning
of conditions that could cause
overheating or not be allowed to
<See WARNING, Page AZ )
~ pleasure boat foundering in
surf below Cottoo·s Point in San
Clemente was crushed and
destroyed by an Army am-
phibious craft that was attempt·
ing to tow the disabled craft to
the beach.
No one was injured in the inci-
dent that left the 17·foot wood
boat in s plinte r s, said San
Clemente Lifeguard Kenneth
Casper .
Casper said that two of the 40-
foot long amphibious craft based
at Dana Harbor were traveling
north on the beach below the
point when they came across the
small boat. It was bouncing in
the surf line.
Casper said the boat incident
was not the only problem creat·
ed by the movement of the am·
phibious cra ft from Camp
Pendleton to Dana Harbor.
He said he cldcked them
travelling 35 miles per hoot down
the beach.
''l turned on my jeep's red
lights and pulled them over and
warned them that the beach.
speed limit for emerge ncy
vehicles is 5 miles her hour,·~
Casper said.
Bandits Get Cash .
At Doughnut Shop
.'' R~U~R POORS WATER ON VICTIM'S BURNS
Small Shed Behind Animal Sheller Erupted In Aame Piirse Theft
Nets $227
Casper said Army reservists
manning one or the amphibious
craft threw a line lo the disabled
craft an~ started to tow it to the
beach .
Cn the process, Casper said , the
amphibious craft was put in re-
verse gear and rolled over the
small boat.
Two men who displayed a gun
and then warned two girl
. employes lo raise their eyes no
higher than the drawer of the cash
register took $55 from a l ... <igun&
Hills doughnut shop early tod ay,
Orange County Sheriff's offi cers
said.
. ' ,. ;
81,Jnti~gton Fire An elderly patient at a nearby
convalescent hos pital was robbed
of her purse containing S2Z7 while
she shopped during the weekend
in the Laguna Hills Mall, Orange
County Sheriff's officers reported
.today.
. ' Burns Man, Shed . . . • • • ,A.S&-yeai:.oldHuotingtonBeach animal shelte~ and was asleep
man suffered Second and third when the fire broke out about 7:25 Deputies said a young man
described as wearing a ful l beard
and a black motorcycle helmet
snatched the purse from Mrs.
J ean Thorne, 75. or Beverly
Manor Convalescent Hospital,
Laguna Hills, as s he walked
across the parking lot.
t;l~&reJ' burn& early tod'ay when a.m.
the shed wh~i:e he lived burst into
flame.
Firemen identified the victim·
as Al Troub, 59, of 8600 Edison
A.,u. He •Ar';(n ~ritical condition
in the bum unit of Orange County M~ic81 Center with second
degree biirns over so percent or
his body' and third degree burns
on bia bands and feet.
Fire officiaJs said he was living
ih ~.-srbaD 'shed behind the city
• , r . '
Safe Too Tough
,.. • • • J F..0.-,Church V and&ls
Intruders ·who licked open a foclcedr~ to gain 'entry over the
weekend found the noor sate at
an El Toro church a litU e too \ouah -fot:'""thell1, Orange County 1 S!Hn:in:'..• .. officers rePorted today.
DepUun 11at<I the burglars left
'1'11.'lY h•~ed aner rorcine t~ -.
ll'•Y Into 1 the omce at savior
IAllberan Church, 23262 El Toro
olloW. ' ,r
I
,
When fjremen arrived, they
said, Troub was wandering
around outside the shed.
They said pararriedics ad ·
ministered drugs and ftr"St aid al
the scene. They listed the building
and contents as a total loss.
Firemen said they still have no
dollar estimate of the loss. Cause
.of the blaze is still being in-
vestigated. .
They also said ~hey don't know
who owned the shed or why the
man was living there.
Witnesses told deputies the as-
sailant fled on foot from 1.he area
and was l ater seen riding a
motorcycle at high speed.
Rebels Attack
hi Argentina
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
J <U PI> -Argentine troops ackson Appeal Canned out across two provlnc ..
tqday in pursuit of left.· wing guer-
SAN FR·ANCISCO (UPI) 1ri.llas who 1stormed an Army
Sen. I Henry Jackson openly ap-base, seized a provincial afrsx,rt
pealed lo or g,nlted labor today add fied·in a hijacked Jetliner.
~o BllpJ>Ort hi~ _. or any other 'l;'he, ATmy a•ld at tea.st 26
candidate-who wins the 1976 persops were .killed &Gday in a
Democratic presidefrtiaJ nomina-. tbree~pron1ed rebel attack
tiOn -b~caUs~ President Ford around Formosa, 1 city~ miles
"Doesn 't Cive a damn about north of Buenos Aires qear the
workin1 people.''
1
.. Paraguayaa border ·
'\'
\ l
The owner of the boat was iden-
tified as Alfonso Martinez., of
Ri alto.
95 Jews Arres ted
WASHINGTON I AP ) -
Ninety.five J ewish activists, in·
el ud i n g 15 who chained
themselves to a White House
fence, forfeited bonds or SSO each
on charges stemming from a pro-
test against the Mideast peace
pact.
HE WIPED OUT
DEBT WITH AD
''The fi rst caller bought it.·'
Tb at 's the succinct advertising
success story r elated by the
Corona del Mar man who placed
this add in the Daily Pilot:
NEARL V Ding-le!l!I 7 foot.
4 inch Cn!ali ve Design 11 urfboard. Clear With redwood strip. l..ea!lh.
F1oats up to 160 pounder.
MO. Xll.X·XXXX
If you have a seagoing vessel
you'd like to convert. to cash, call
&t2-5671 . It only takes a few words
in the right place to find a btzyer.
Along the Orange Coast, the
right place is the Daily Pilot.·
..
•
Deputies said the two employes
or Dunk 'N Swallow Donuts, 2.5846
Mu1rlands Blvd .. were unable lo
supply descriptions or the robbers
who pocketed the receipts and
then left the9hop in Lheir car.
Or~~:ai, Coasl
--Siiit....-:e.
Weather
There will be only part.1<1\
clearing near the beaches
Tuesday, but pa rtly sun ny
s kies in the aflt.'rnoon
hours inland. Cooler da_%
"'·ith beach hig hs 65 r1sw g
to70inl and.
INSIDE TODA 'l'
F'ree f lu immuniza!ion.s /or
senior citizens are bang of-
Jered at 43 clinics in Orange
County through Decembn.
See Page A8 .
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I
Do\11.YPILOT 58
ot Look
Refused
By Court
l WAiHINGTON (Al') -The 11.a. ..._. Court todq re-·r...i to lieu ArJ-'nls tbat
·])ell!ple have a ""iYDd.amatal
ri&bt'' to· possess and smoke
, marijuana in their own homes.
The court let atand a tlecilion
t>yV.S. District Jade• Jameo A.
(lo-ey al New Ot<leaas tllat
:sucb an araument was "plaialy
twttboutmerit. •• ! Oomilkey, in a decision upheld
by the U.S. Circuit Court in New
Orleans, rerused to convene a
'three-judge court to hear a ·~tiallenge to slate WKl federal
,laws against pi-ivate posaession
:anc1 uaeof marijuana. ~ The Superme Court has held in
:the past tha t any l a w infringing a
;•~fUDdamental '' privacy ritbl bu
to be shown to be neeenary to
! promote some compelliDa: at.ate
interest. ll the right is not fun-
damental it can be justified 10
lone as there 11 a "ratiou.1
basil"for it.
'l'bo eourt held ill 111111, foe in·
•stance, that the posaessioa ol ob-
ascene materials in one's home in·
valves a ''fundameotal .. iDLerest
because it ii protected by t.he
constitutional 1uarantees of
freedom of expres1im.
The Loui1iaDa affiliate ol the
National Ortaniz.UOC f« the
Reform of MarijuaDa Lawa
arsuecl that the privacy <JI the
horue iD and of it.sell, u well u
"the riqbt to be let alooe by COY· eroment to develop one'•
pel'llODality a1 oae 5eeil rrt," are
allo!W>Clomental.
'Jibe orcanizat.ioa also IUCCeat·
od that tbe biCb court .... ider an intermediate teat fOI' privacy
aHI which was enunciated by
·tbe Aluka supreme Court In JllaY,
'Jibe Aluka court held tbat a
at•te I.aw acainet priv•te
po1HS&ioa and u•e ol. marijuana
--apecific prtvocy cuaran· ·-ID tbe Aluka CClllOtitutlm. It
ruled that lllere must be a "clme
and eubataaUal" relaUonahlp
betw e en atieam and mda belore
,.........-can illteriere with
privacy rtPta.
Tllo U.S. Conatltullon does not
eqntain a specific guarantee of
privacy, but courts including the
Supreme Court have held that
sveh a ri&bt ia implicit iD il5 -· -l',....P.,,eAJ
PATTY •••
any cooperatlOo that 1he'1 ex.·
tending or offering to the p~
secution. There have been no
pk:a discu1st.oos.''
• The Poot story said 1hal aJPODi the crimes Miss Hearst con·
fessed to wa1 U>e April 21, 1975,
Carmichael bJ.uk robbery in
Wblcb a woman customer was
killed. Under CaWornla law,
anyone convicted al taldoC part
iD sucb a robbery could be round
guilty of murder.
The newspaper said lts aources
did not elaborate on Miss
Hearst•s role Ln that robbery and
did not enumerate other crimes.
In another development;
Superior Court Judge Wllliam L.
Ritzi of Los Angeles signed a writ
ordering Miss Hearst to be·
"'-ht to the city to face an 11·
count criminal indictment.
Tbe order wUJ be served on the
U.S. manhal'sofftcelnSanFran·
tjaco. Ritzi said DO date was
1Pecifted for her appearance in
court. There wa1 no immediate
cammentonthewritfromfederal
_.-utont lo San Francisco.
Sbe and other Symboionese
Ubenticm Army auociatel were
tbarged in a Los Angeleo indict·
-t lut week with ta1dn( part
ID a crime spree 1n May 1'1•. in~
cl~I usault with a deadly
--· robbeey and kiclnaping. . .
ORANG• COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Wiid PrnlOl'fll •nd f"\lblltl'«
J•c" R. Curley Vk•~ft!Olftl_Ge_et_.....,
ThOme! Keevll
EOltllt
ThOmais A. Murphlne ,,..."'9int Ellltw
..
°*1f'I H. LOOS Rktw'd P. Nall AaMll..-.t MeMlllfll Edhln
t rnity-Vi
, 20 Duappear on M,_l!ty·Dip
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -A
mystery shrouded ill rellll'"'"
·11>ystique involvlnr 31 mialini penoureputedtobeoatheirway
•to ot.mty ill OD ullidmdftod lly·
ing obJact. baffled police ill Ille
1mall Oregon coutal areaott.m. cOJn County t.oifay.
Six of the 20 have been lden·
ti fled tentatively, Including an ex·
Marine. The ldentlllcatloos were
made by the PortlandOrecontan.
The missing include an assort·
mentofpeoplewbovolunteeredto
follow a couple described as in
their SOS, but clalminC to be millions or years old. apparenUy
to somewhere ln western
Colorado for a fii&ht from this
earth into the universe.
F....,PageAJ
VICTIM •.•
said his son despite ·the injuries
was not in much physical pain.
"He didn't have too much. He
waa paralyzed from the bullet
wound.'' be said.
''The eouple who .,._ to a meetiDC ill Waldport CllellL M) were aerene aad c-•• aakt cme
,.._wbo~ed.
Aallltb<ic_ol...,.IL:oh ..
In Ille :m-., ti. Wll llRLI..,
m...aeda.&Wi)mlty.
The mloaiDIJ ! ........ llarlne
WU ldentifi.ed ~y frtendl --· Kelly; ZS, who badJ..~ -"lwlllnr out" In • Ill thit
Corvallla area. Fri-aald be
and hill flritrl-. --CICiiy as Jan, decided to followlnl the
averaae lootina CCMQtle, who
claimed tbey were -!nJm the
Klnidomolthe l'atberondursed
the audJence to lay uldemai.t.al
pooaeuionl ..... lollowtbem.
Tile otber four teotallwb' ldon-
Gtjsly Qeaths.
Tied to Fi1.ms
>
•I ,,
I
'
• ~ ~ • t • r _1
For Bice11tennial
The attack drained the
Marshall family finances .
Marshall was unable to work
although his father said be did
make some jewelry and did paint
some.
BUEN6S AIRES, Arcentina
CAP> -Federal POiice suspect that pornocra,pb[c moviet in ·
Which youn1 women are actually
stabbed to death bave ·been
ftlmed in Ar&enUna t!!iljlioylng
prosUtutes, police sOl&n*uy.
all mutilated by knife cuts. Tiie
ar:n1 °' ""'ol tbem bad been cllt oft, Police said at t!!e time. •
The cues were simpl1'\ lilted
u \llllOlved murders.
Jolm Hungerford and Cathy Polaski, president of the
Saddleback Valley Chamber of Commerce, display the
bicentennial calendar which is now being sold through
the Chamber of Commerce. The first printed copy of
this calendar, which was designed by Hungerford, an El
Toro resident, wu presented to President Ford and is
now banging in the White Hou.se. Calendars may .be
purchued by calling the chamber at · 837-4753.
"There's just not much you can
do in that way,•• bis father said.
Mr. Manball aaid in tbeold in·
terview that he had lived "30
y~an of hell'' in bis litUe frame
house in Laguna's northslitewith
his fa.ther since the attack.
He wu opposed to a pardon for
Vance. "These bleeding hearts
that practicaly deify the criminal
-It wu 10 unnecessary -not even to say 'put yoUr handa up';
he could have had the~ or $8 be
got," he told a reporter.
There was no offic:lal word on
the matter.
At leaat three prootlhd.,. were
found dead earlier th1a year in
Mendosa, 660 miles west of here.
PlaneRqcer
Speaker at
A well-placed official l&id tbat
•ltllijHIJb no finn CGD>odiclll bad
-.tablia-, f.wat pallce felt Ille womee may haw Uilo'.en
part ill the cludOlline films,
called ''muff'' pietures in the
Unitedstat,eo. .
New York pollt:<t olDdllo said
last week. they suspected. iRlctl
films have been produced in
Argentina and smuggled to the
United States. Tbe FBI la looting
into tbe'reporta. Victim and Suspect
Topple Into Bay
Of hla own imprisonment in a
wheelchair, Marshall said
· "lbere is no re1eneration ol de.
ad nerve cells ...
L•1una Beach Det. Gene
Brooka aald there appears to be
no way anyd furtb~r .Dl'OIOCllliv· _ "'! can be ma e a1a1nll -vance no
matter what the resulta ol. the
autopoy.
' Exchimge. Club
Air racer Clay Laey will. ex· = 'l'llunday ..... lt'a IDlo to pyl-ID WW II flebter
-a1mart-durlol nn-..,. cf·the
Ei<thance Club Of tho Saddlebeck
Vallot.
"It would be~ II we coulcLsee
.the films,'' sat a police IOUl'Ce
here. ''So far we only )tave
second-band accounts of what is
sbqwn. We are told lbere are
'black orllea' wiU> ...,Udt perts -ed by ;Iris actual)Jr being
stabbed to death.'' .
-11-..ia a -·eenter,for
organised proetitution. A Santa Ana woman walking
toward her em ployer'1 boat in
the area of Newport Beach's
Arches fou1ht off a would·be
rapist in a weekend incident
which ended when both toppled
intotbebay.
Police said that the attack late
Saturday niebt beaan as the
woman walked alone a dock and
found a man in bis late 20s block·
ingbel'path.
M be beld one hand behind his
back, the assailant demanded
that the woman walk a short dis·
tance with him and aaid that he
would cut her up "••tn little
pieces'' if she did not comply. ~
But the victim stead!asUy re-
fused. officials said. and
threate.ied tb scream, inatead.
Moments later, she told of-
ficers, the man grabbed her and
both tQPpled Into the water.
The woman told officers that
the man tried to bold her under
the water for almost two
minutes, then after she surfaced,
Motocrou
Evenls Help
DiabfuBand
Mission Viejo Hi1h School
bandsmen are raising funda for
their participation in next year's
Cavalcade of Bands by helping
stage a series of high school
motocross races.
The action takes pJace Oct. 11,
ljl, and 25 and Nov. 1 and 8 at
Orange County International
Raceway. Gates will open at S
p.m. with racing at 7 p.m.
Under sponsorship of the
Cavalcade of Bands the competi·
tion will feature 150 YoWJ1 racers
from 25 Oran1e County schools. Proceeds reaped from the
events will help Mission Viejo
Higb School to raise the $95,000
required to send the band on a
Bicentennial Tour with the
Cavalcade next summer.
Race tickets are $! for adults
and $l for children a&ed•ixto 13.
f' ... P ... Al
he grabbed her ankles in another
attempt to submerge her.
The man soon gave up, pu11ed
himself onto a dock and fled
down Coast Highway.
Parkina lot attendants 8.t a
nearby resta.urant heard th e
commotion, police said, and
pulled the drenched victim rrom
the bay.
Police searches of ,the area
failed to yield the sodden al·
taC.ker.
The victim of a sh:Jotina muat
die within three years and ohe
day of Ille 1b00Ung, Del. Brooka
said.
''Forty year• ia just too loni,''
Brook.I said.
Funeral arran1ements are
pendinJ. The bod.)' la to ho. taken
to Pacl!lc View Mortuary in N9wport Beach. ·
•
A· aooior pilot with United
Airlln• and a prof-.1 air
racer u well, Lacy Dilated a p.51
Mustan& to vtetory 'ID -daring,
the OMNl-8' race 1n Reno.
Nevada.
Heftnilbedalxtbdurillltbel970
Reno race with hl1 ••super
Snoopy•• DC-7 tran•pGrt e.ven
tbOblb b• competed Olainat a
fi'eldcffilbtorplan-..,
Accordin& to reporla from New
York. viewers pay as mQcbt as
-to watch the m:i>&. Tbe Dims have reportedly been circulating
fer the wt two m-In New Yctrk. " ..
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\ 1--, CRADES •.••
U.S. Court .Eyes
Alien Procedures
'1'lloae illtereated ID altMMtiog
thenoonExcbanceClubluacbeon
·at the Lacuna Hilla IWlan Inn
abould contact proa.ram
chairman Geor11 Pbolps,
8»0183.
t.. way of evaluatlnti student
performance In ~cal -a· tioncl ...... • . ·"in the paiit, the lll'8llllDI bf a
grade· in phyaical e®cafioiic'*as
oft• based on a llulloal'i"at•
tltucle in c1 ........ ~t of
C ·-R • requin!D> ... ta rather \bOJI bis or
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The
supreme court, which has placed
toua:h restrictions on searches by
the U.S. boarder patrol, acreed
today to review a lower court d~
claion that puts further Umita on
:ft~ hUlltlnC illecal Meidcan
The Justices acreed to bear the
Justice Department's appeal of a
91biU.S. Court or,~ holding that a vacue. bi generalized
·wB.rrant fssued ·by a federal
magistrate does not allow ran·
. dom questioning ot driven: at an
-bliabod checkpoint near San
Clemente.
Tile appeals court based !ta ruJ.
.Ing on a 1973 Supreme Court de·
clalonthatbeld the Bonier Patrol
could not atop can randomly on
back roads to conduct searches.
The bighcourt ruled last year,
after the appeals court decision
acted oa today, that warranUess
.checkpoint auto searches at San
Baby Sitter Course
Clemente alao were a violation of
tbe fourth amendment.
. The aovernment arrued in aeeklna Ila lateat appeal that the
1enera1l1ed ·warrant was suffi·
clent to meet constituticnal stan·
dards1 althougb the warrant only
noted tbe creat influx of illegal
immiara.nta from Mexico and
declared this was "probable
cause•• for questioning auto
drivers and passengers.
The court's ruling overturned
the convictions of three persons
who · were questioned at the
checkpoints.
·School Night
I
ourt. eviews bel'levelolperform-. ... ahili·
tytoper(or:n," Mlaa-,,..t·
.l L.;... • La ' edout. ·. .tUIUrliOD W "With the p .... rau ,,._.oot· ' . "ta&iclillll acbievolnent will be re-
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The '=~.:...b1J;, certl!itate.t of
SUpreD>e Court toclQ a-1 to • . ~ review llinourl'a m4 abortioo • ID ~tioo to tbe _.., nt
law, a complex statute which re--ol -p.e . .crad•, tnllteM ~ e
quires the hu•band'a coment Saddleback Vallfy Unified
and, in some biatanceo, _..val Seboal t..,llht' w111 .......... the bythewoman'•~ fGllowlDlll<lioaa: • The law w~. c by -Awardinl aalary increMOS Planned Parealbood ol al ra1111iDi from 6.2 percent to 6.6
Missouri and two doetcn; It was percent to all district pd·
enacted by the ·I....._, ... _ and minlstratorll,. lncludin1 pnn·
signed Into 1;:-b;":'Gov. ·djlmll--tanl~.
Christopher s. -following -Adopting a new policy cover·
the supreme Court'a tm de· in1J the property of cl....,.,m
ciaion draatlcall7 -iridll!I the '1 •teaebor'i penqnal -opiost states' power to nlullte :abor. ·theft, damage, fire or other c-.ase
lions. • '., <JI 1005ium!nalinl tbe practice of
furnishing free uniforms. to Program Set
Thieves Get Cash Dr. David Whitcher prlncinal ~=-=:.• .:':O~
of Mission Viejo's Montevideo them an idelltificatka bodle"in·
Elementary School, tooigbt will At Store in Mall stead.
welcome parents during the -Adoptina: acliatrid·wickdis· PTA's"BacktoScboolNipt." · A bank ba& contaillinf an -p~plan.
Tb ...... _ estimated $2'5 In cub.was stolen HI d tl"I d e program u.::a&&a<> at 7 p.m. ovei the weekend by burglars -rinl a ere en • e Set at High School at the school on 24071 Carrillo who entered a Laguna Hilll Mall t':'!!!,~·toVieastn ... a.mte~ •r.~:t Drive and, concludes with a visit store via the rear window, --"""' ._.
Saddleback Valley firemen to the children'• ciusroorna. Orange Countv Sberlll'a olllcers namese and Cam-an ~ee
-the Excbangette Club are PTA Prealdent Jolin McEwan reported toda;. ~~:'!..!'tbett~illlct.l.J odlQola
Un · "Se will outline plans for October's .... __._.. dlatri coopera g m a minar for be hi d . hi b h Deputies said intruders at the _ n-"'-a ,... --~ Baby·aitlers. '' mem rs P n,ye w c u Gad.get Tree, 2'145 IAguna Hills _._........ 1 Tile coune, which be"'•• at 7 the theme "They Go TOtletber all k b b ...... ~ .... -able for lbe llaaald ·w. tonlrbt at Mlsalon-Vlejo in tbe Good Old U.S.A. -. M ._too t e .. an.""".'~= Caspers Memorial ::;:,::cs
Hiah School, coven fire safety, =~·k~:~.dogs, Apple . Pie, ·=~ ~il!: :::!~ em~ were ~at El ~Hieb
care and feeding of infants. ~ .. ~ *: '1 * ' l
mouth·to-mouth resuscitation i P., ••.;p ... AJ:7 andbulcftrstaid.TOregisterfor Tho .... h. · ~ . WARNING th• rour·•usion cour•e cau e .._, &Ode·· ,
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:~t ~=~e. c-eqwp cars n • gulatl~ ci.ltllrlmjn.. amdni
A printed warning from GM llrilJ.hter AMs on <Jct. 2fj tbe 'eeveral categorifll of alresa~•,dY approved foe California G\1ard's Auto . ::,:no"" em~ ..... liareno, ,_ ----WASlilNGTON (AP) -Clocb will bi; aet back aii· "U enrln• malfunclion should • hour Oct. 26 as the United States reverts to the re-To help dlatbllllllsb ·~i.ool
.occur, partlculllt'IY Involving F; ... ebombed IUlar pattern of six months of Standard Time, six eaiploy'I' from unclllinble -· en&in• misfire or other loos of && moathsofDaylightSavingTime. ~ llareno ...............
perfonnODce, do not continue to All special legislatloo that extended Day~( th8i.all w0c bl 1 be~ 'Olilh
operate y0ur vehicle In tbal con· A Leiaure World security guard SavintTime In an effort to help" COP!! With the= }>laalic ideatificali• lhields
ditiOA but have it serviced pro. badaaarrow•capa!l:unaerious crlslS· as exp!redandno--•-'-•-a.i-..t-"'an wllicb are to.be f......,. tottir 11>plly. Continued Ol*'•tion of , illlar7 aarl)' today wben an un-... ....., "'_,......--'" dolbel. •
your vehicle witb a severe .-o-allantburledaMolotoy chanles,congre~aald\OC)ay. , =-:will alao etimln!t lhe
11>alfunctloa could eauae the con-...-UU al bll patrol wbl.ch!, 'l'be. country e \tWO 1ean Uo Wllla Ill adml inl•ition 10(.
verier to 09erhoat with PoUlble Or ... e Coallt7 Sbedfl'a ofl\cen year-around Daylight SaYlll• Time, but tllft ad Hllool ...W41iitiii.
damage to the convtrter and td Nld. Coqreu lut year restored St1ad1rd Time fllr four ...,, lleitll ~ for ~c_a•
theveblele." W-laid U... bomb waa montha, responding to....,.,._,.. tla.t....., •Y. lien wbe11. P•JlQIJ 'flalta, lo ·
The loaurance lmtltut• for i-.. Immediately In front of mcs were mlnlmal,and wlntet-daue dQlllbt •"'* acboob. ~
lfllb•a1 Safety reported 11>• the_, car aa ·tt cruised -hardonaeboo£cbildreft"'ldutl#I: , 1DatlolltloatelllellOll"7c e
-lf1J.model CbOVJ:Olel lmPata alona lloultoil Parkway near the " Thia lelllalatlm wu not extencllld. Tti. bule faw ~ lif r fU ,....,... at
uMd In a low·apeed eraoh ox· Netir'lJorldde.elppmeni; . • lll'nowinel'l'ect,provi~Stuclard'l'lmelnaDareu , ... ~af ~ "'9<!1all
peri••••d an o•orhe~ted llecurtl1 IUlrdl called to the 1...o.m• ..... •--.,.,_ .. _,In ,_,_,to'"--lut":::Oa·v•-.WO f• -1•11"• uillfQrm
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VOL. 68, NO. 219, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES I ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1975
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TEN CENTS
Wgunan'sDeathEnds '40Y~r~.of11e.i·l~
' . , By JACK CllAl'PSU. . . ............. ~
lmprisooed ln a w·beelcllair for .i~IY 40 ieara by _.,·armed rob-
ber s IUDlbo\, Harokt llafShall ot La&!"'• Beach 1alned freedom
Stutday. He died at Oronge Coun·
l7 Medical Center. Hewas63.
An ilutopsy is p e odin&.
however. Official.-of the Orange
COunty Coroners office uid to-
da,y the cause of death may be
linlted ·to the 1unabal whidt ldl
lllr. Monboll a paropleclc. .
The man wbo lbal ¥-.II
wu pardoDed In i• by then
Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" 8""'11.
Gerald V aace. lhen a print• in
Woodl•nd. had H.Tved 11 ;ears ID
,prioon as the result ottbelddnap.
pin&, robbery and shc)ofiq. -on
June 16, 1936.
That nlgbt, llanball, )'OUlll,
good·lookilig and a bit ot a ledy'•
mu. bad aireed \o drtve. a cab
wblM tbedrlver l'10lt IU ..U. toa
movie. Ordlnaril7 Marshall
·~ as a Gre1boUDcl licket ... ent. .
· Rt pieted 'IP the -IS.year· old' Vance u a fare and wu clfreded to drive' out Lquna Ca·
nym&.d. '
'Spe•ki.Aa for an lnterview Wt,th
tbe paily Pilot 10 yeara aao. Kr.
llonboll reeolled tbe event with
""4rp aed bitter eTarity.
Man hall 1ald • be wu bit so
bard with a stolen pistol that it
shattered the butt of the IUD·
''Tbe damn tool hit me and shol
me while I waa driving. One ahot
went put my head and tbe other went mto my spine," t.e·said.
Man:ball said that Vance's
partner, Fulton De.Bord, now de-
ad, was waiting in a car for
Vance.·
Patty'Di 't. Confess'
•
I Attorneys Deny · Published. Report
SAN FRANCISCO !APJ -Al·
torneys for both aides in the
{!_~tricia Hearst .a case denied
published reports today that the
newspaper heiress conf'essed to
several crimes -includinc a
fatal bank robbery -and -eed
to turn state's evidence.
A story in today's New Yort
~t quoted, ••sources familiar
with the interviews"· aa saying
Miss Hearst confessed. during
Cilfalyiic .
W~s
On Cars
DETROIT (UPI) -NewCciar
buyers in California soon will
fmd printed warniqgs that out-
lirie potentially haaardous heat
build-ups in their smog control
catalytic converters. ·
Spoke&,m.en for Qetroit auto
flJ'ms say there are no plans lo
exte,nd the warning labels to cars
sold in the other 49 states.
There have been reports of
~_grass fire:s caused by the
catalytic conver1.ers which may
overheat under certain condi·
lions, Auto makers say the same
conditions would cause excessive
·heat_ build-up in any exhaust -
systein'.
· The Environmental ProtectiOn
Agencj' has proposed that a
· warning signal be installed on all
new cars using the smog control
device to warn m otorists of over·
heatiitg. The auto makers have
,2\_aid such a device is not needed.
Gerieral M:otprs said the signal
js unnecessary because GM cars
already have a built-in "lmique
'warning system'' wbich could
not be overlooked by the driver.
«bis begins with poor driveabili·
ty I followed by odor I ught smoke
and, subsequently, heavy smoke.
In a submission to the Natiorial
-Highway Traffic Safety Ad ·
ministration, GM said this se-
~ quence provides adequate ad-
'vance wanling.
Witli9ut such a warning sign'al\
. the California Air Resources
Board hAs told auto makers to
"either provide a printed \11(,arning l<Cif conditioils that could cause
overheating or not be allowed to
!Stt WARNING, Pa&e .\Zl
;~~-cost
Homing Suits -• Get Ci_ty Eye
By DOUG F81'17.l1CHE ....... ,,.. .....
• RepresentatiVes ol lhe city of
• ~and of the lower-cost bous· ~i:-8.dvocates have res~med
negotillUons in an effort to get two
lawsuits against the city ~ed
,putoteow-t.
Attorneys for Irvine environ-
talks with court-appointed '
psychiatrists seeking tb de-
termine whether she is mentally
competent.
In another development today,
Terence Hallinan, the fiery
radical attorney who bas
represented Patricia Hearst
since the day of ber arrest,
withdrew from the case~ u ap-
parent dispute with other mem.·
bersofthedefen.aeteam.
Hallinan's olflce cmfirmed he
was nolon•eron thecaH and said
be would have no immediate rom-
inent. I
The-YO.t said Miss Hearst
identified several persons who
harbored. her u a fuciUve and acned to testify •Jainst her ter-
rorist.comraclell in return for im-
munity or 1pecial tftatment.
The report said lliA Hearst,
21, d ecided to cooperate with.
No Prowler
]mt Romantic Skunks
LAGUNA. BEA.CH POLICE were summoned at 3:52
a.m. Sunday to a Hawt.bonMI Street addreu by a woman
~cLwas convinced that someone was prowline under her house. . . -~-----
She told police on their arrival lhatsbe beard thumping
noises.
SGT. DAVID AVEU aed Patrolman Crail King tip.
toed to the basement entrance, qUiet!J opened the door and
peered inside-with their ftuhlighta. •
"We discovered two skunb in the process of making
babY skunks, "1 Avers said
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Army ·craft CtustMs
' .
San Clemente Yacht
A pleasure boat ioundering in
surf below Cqt:ton's Point in San
Clemente was crushed and
destroy~d by an Army am·
phibious craft that was attempt· · in& to tow the disabled. 'craft to
thebeacb.
No one was injured in the inci-
dent that left the 17-foot wood
boat in splinters, said San
Clemente Lifeguard Kenneth
Casper.
Casper said that two of the 40-
foot. long amphibious craft based
at Dana Harbor were traveling
north on the beach below the
point when they came across the
small boat. It was bouncing in
lhe surf line.
Ground Wire
Starts F ire
Casper, said Army r~sts
manajne one of tl;le ~pbibi~
craft threw a line to the disabled.
craft and start~ to tow it to the
bea~b. ··
In the process •. c~ said, the
amphibious craft waa put in-re-
verse gear and 1rolled over the
small boat.
The owner of the boat was iden-
tified as. Alfonso Martihez, of
Rialto. ·'
Casper said the boal incident
was not. the only problem creat-
ed. by the movement of the am-
pbibiob S craft from Camp
Pendleton to Dana Harbor.
He said he clocked them
travelling 35 miles per hour down
the beach. •
"I turned on my jeep's red
lights and pulled them over and
warned them th~t the bea1th
speed limit for emergency
vehicles is 5 mileS her hour,'"
Casper said.
authorities.after her attorney, F .
Lee Bailey, told her it was the on-
ly way to avoid a long prison
term.
••Tb.is is absolutely not true,"
said Albert Johnson, a partner or
.Bailey's, when informed of the
Post story. "I've been the only
attorney with her for the past
week and she bas not coolessed to ailything,
UleePA'ITV, Page.\Zl
Coast Rape
Foiled by
Bay .Plunge
A Santa Ana woman walking
toward her e mployer's boat in
the area of Newport Beach's
Arches fought off a would-be
rapist in a weekend incident
which ended when both toppled
into the bay.
Police said that. the attack lBte
Saturday night began as the
wo~an w.aU'ied along a ~oc)I; and
fouDd a mao in tiis1late"30s block-
ing her path.
Aa he held one hand behind his
tiack. the assailant demanded
that the woman walk a short dis -
tance with him and said that he
would cut her up "in little
pieces'' if she did not comply.
But the victim steadfastly re-
fused, offic ials said , and
threatened to scream, instead.
Moments later , she told of·
ncers, the man grabbed her and
· · both toppled into the water
· The woman told ofncers that
the man tried to hold her under
the water f o r a lmost two
minutes, then alter she surfaced.
he grabbed her ankles in another
attempt to submerge her.
The man soon gave up. pulled
himself onto a dock and ned
down Coast Highway.
Parking lot attendants at a
nearby restaurant heard the
commotion. police said , and
pulled the drenclleci victim from
the bay.
Police searches of the area
failed to yield the sodden at-
tacker.
UC/: First
l O Years An electric meter ground wire
shorted between two wires and
started a fire Sunday in a mobile
home at the Meadows trailer
park in Irvine.
H offa Grave Hoax , It has bP.en 10 years since
the first students were ad -
mitted to classes at UC
Irvine.
The crossed wires, firemen
said, electrically charged the
trailer, presenting a hazard to
anyone who might have touched
it. The trailer was electrified for
an undetermined length of. time
before the fire broke out at a: 30
p.m ., firemen said.
The owner of the trailer,
Gordon Smith, was away from
home when the fire ocCWTed.
DETROIT (APl ->, search
for the body of ex· Teamsters pre·
sident James R. Hoffa stemmed
from a hoax developed by an ex.-
convict from Los Angeles who
demanded $125,000 to pinpoint
tbe location of a 1rave that never
exilted; according to law en-
for~ment sources here.
Ge11eral Plan
On Tuesday, the Daily
Pilot will publish a special
section highl ig hting the
growth and achie vements
of UCI's first decade .
Look ror · 'UCI 10" in
your TuesdaY Daily Pilot.
r'They were cOiiilto tie me uP
and leave me J>ut I talked t.be.m
into taking me backJnto town,"
be said.
"They took me behind \he old
Sandwich Mill where the World
Savings &: Loan AssociaUon is
now and threw me out. I called
out and s ome fellow in the
restaurant beard me," Marshall
said.
Mr. Marshall seent six months
-' .
..
in the ,hospital '11<1i' ~ attack'.
Then ~ spent two year;a .O,.·~
ba_ck. His remalnina yt;an~ were
spent In and out of h<i;pital,s. ·
Marshail 's f&ither, :Howard
Marshall. said hi.I son ha dbeen id
the hospital lrequeritly ,,.. the last
three mootJu;. ,
·'There were several clifterent
things wrooc With bim," the
elder Marshall said today. He
!See VICTIM', Pa,.Azl
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RESC!IE~ POURS WATER ON VICTIM'S BUl'INS
.---Sm.II Shed Behind Anlmal Shelter Erupted In Flame • -~ ' .
Hunt i ngton Fir e
Burn s Man, S h e d
A 59-year-old' H untingt.on Beacti
man suffered second and third
degree burns early today when
the shed where he lived t>yrst into
name.
Firemen identified the victim
as Al Troub, 59. of 860() Edison
Ave. He was in critical condition
in the burn unit of Or'angeCounty
Medical Cente r with second
degree burns over 50 percent or
his body and third degree burns
on h.is hands and feet .
Fire officia ls said he was living
in a small s hed behind the city
animal shelter and was asleep
when the fi re broke out about 7 :25
a.m.
Explor~r Launched
VANDENBERG AFB, Calif.
<UP I ) -An E x plorer
spacecraft, designed to probe
conditions in th e outer at-
mosphere, was launched down
the·Western test range tOOay.
Wh e n · firemen arrived, th ey
said , Ttoub w a s wande ring
around outside the shed.
They s aid p aramedics ad·
·m\nistered drugs and first aid at
theiscene . They lis te<t lhe bui lding
and contents as a total los~.
firem en said they still have no
dofl ar es timate or the loss. Cause
.of the blaze is .still being in -
vestigated .
They also s aid they don't know
who owned the shed or why the
man was living there.
'Violence ~rops
. BELFAST., •Northern Ireland
<UPI I -Sectarian violerrce
dropped durin'g the weekend but
security officials s aid today they
feared a new fl a re-up from the
wtlawed lris hRcpubli Can Army.
Coast
Weather • mentalist writer Wesley Marx
and the Orange County Fair Hous-
J ng Council told the city's
ne1ot:iators they warW. develop-
ment of the 2,058 acre Irvine In·
duslrial Complex· East _tjed1 in
with the availability ot n6usmg
for the workers expected to be-
employed at the complex.
Firemen estimated damage at
$6,000.
HE '~PED OlJT
DEBI' Wi m AD
Land Use Options Cut There wi ll be only partial
clearing near the b4.>a ches
Tuesd ay, but partly sunny
skies in l-h e afternoon
hours inland. Cooll'r days
Wit h beach hi ghs 65 ri sin g
to 70 inland.
Al tbe first negot.i•till& session
Friday, the attorney for Marx and
the housing group, Carlisle Holl,
said lhe industrial complex boUs·
iilg question should be bandied
through a r~evelopment agency.
·• Thecomplex,hesald,1bouldbe
\teclared a "blilhted area'' to ai-
r low redevelopment. Tbe site ts
oowfannland. R~evelopment agenries ue
repaid ror money tbe1 put into
projec:U through tax Increments.
Tu tncrements are a means of
treezina the Qseued valuation in
1tie redevelopment area for all
ot.ber tax1nl a1enclea. Tlte re.
~. (8eellqU8JNG,Pap~) ..
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''Tbefll'st caller bought it."
That's the succinct. advertisi.nl:
success story related by the·
Corona del Mar man who placed
UU.addintbe Daily Pilot.:
NltA.JlLY'Din1-le11 7 fod.,
• Inch Cre.Uve Deei.p
l drfboard. Clear wlr.b redwood •trip. Leuh.
l!'loeta up to t• pounder.
J40.UJt•UX.I
U you bave a se810ing veueJ
you'd Wr,e to convert.to cash, ~all
114Z-5'78. It only takes a lew woros·
intberl&htpla.eetofindab<lyer.
.Alone tile Oraric• CoUt. tbe
rilblpla~lstbeDaUyPllot. "
Irvine councilmen told City
Mana1er W.illiam Woollett Satur-
day to cot do~n tbe number of
land Ilse• plannln1 "options" in
Ibo dly .Jenera! plan from three
tdcee. Tlie council wants lb isolate the
pn!ferrm pattern of city develop.
meni as soon a1 possible.
Woollett wa1 told to determine by
Friday whether tbe •bani• could
be made within two mont&.. The eoundl appeara beaded
toward a plan that would have
~104!0 to 350,000 persons in
lrvuH! bl' the year aooo.
ll'he city counell . ildopled the
. mating munle'ipal muter plan
in December 1m: Ii Included
-laed ... ~ ·,r1-. Number ·On• caJle:ci 1fp i'~od•rat•''
•
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growth with an ultimate popula-
tion of 337 ,000 in 2000. Number
Two assumed that El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station would
cease to exist and called for a
papulation Of 450,000. Number
Three is the lowest degree of de-
velopment and calls for a popula-
tion of about 194,000.
Althou1b councilmen have
aak-ed for a way to make the
ebMlee ln two months, Woollett
favors waltin& unW next sum-
mer for the change. At that time
an analys,a of the city 's
economic future wlll be com~. ..
plete, as will an ''urban design
l tudy." -
Woollett •tild lb# wo..k lriYOIYed
in pulUn1 one opg.n out ot tile••· lollnJ Ollell will take. about 1,000
.i
man hours. or full-time work for
ooe planner for six months.
Pulling out one plan, said
Woollett, means the council must
come to grips· with some o( the
undecided issues that were left
open in the several options first
adopted.
Issues like how open space
would be kept open, the future of
agriculture in the city and the
final confi.guration of the street
and transportation syst e ms
would have to be ha.shed out.
Open space is a key element in
all the plan options, but no plan
for ensuring that the land stays in
open space has be_~n ~tkedout.
· Councllmdn He nry Quigley
Saturday again brought up a plan
!See OPTION", PalO .\Zl
t
INSIDE TOD"'\'
F'ree /tu tmmunitotion.t /or
senior citizens-are being of.
fered at 43 clinics in Orange
County through December.
See Page A 8,
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Pot Case
-~Refused
By .Court
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'WASHINGTON -(AP) -The ,,.S. Slpresne Coart lloday ,,._
foM to he T a"*"nmits -· pe~ -•ave a '•fuMameatal
right'' to possess and snloke
1 marijuana in their own homes.
Tiie coart let stand • derision .ti!> U.S. District llldg<! James A.
Oolnis'k-ey or New °""""" lflal
!:such an a.rcament was "p\amty
~wMICJllt merit."
: Oomislrey, In a d<Cisioft apheld
by the U.S. Cireuit o.nt in New
Orleans, refused to «invene a
:tftree-j udge court to hear a
dtallenge h> state aftd federal
,laws egaiftst private possession
iand aseof marij111ana. •
. The Superme Court has held in fthe past that any law inlringing M
;''fundamental" privaeyri.ght has
:to be -... be nooessaey to .
:sromote some compelling state
Utterest. If the rigid is' not flm.
dam...W II can be justified so lone as there is a •'rational
basiS .. IOI:' it. n.e court held In 1-. for ill·
-stance, tt>at tbe pos98SSkol mob-
scene materials in ooe'sbomein~
"°'-ves a "fundamental" il'itereSt
because it is pl'<Jt<ded by ihe
constitutional guarantees of
freedom of expression..
1'le Louisiana alliliatJe m ihe
National Organir.ation fOC the
Reform of M arijaana Laws
argued -tile privacy m the home In mtd cf itoelr, IS wdl as
"tile rtqbt to be let .-by c<W·
ernmeat to develop on.e 's
persoaali!y u one _. Ill.," ..., ---· '11lo or&amAtion al9o 51C1dt-
.. _ \1'e lli111 COGrt -...
llltennediate test ror privacy
-wllitll was --by --Alaska Sllpreme Court In ...,.. . '
n.e Alaska court held 111.t a
state law 11ainst prlvate: _.;on and use cf marijuana
W>lated specific privacy cuanm--in the Alaska--· n
Nied that u. .... mbst be a "cklse
and -substal>tlal" relaU...Ship
--..measud...is~ .,vem...-Call -e Wtth
pi nctits. n:tl.s. Constitution ..... not
...,. ... a specific -cf =-....,·but ----the ..... Coart llaw held --a rlPt is lm(llicit in 113 -j ~ y,.... P-.e .41
OPTIONS • •
to swap dovelopme11t riilot:s .,
¥•-parcels.Tlleplc--"° riCllts to ......... build-inp ill a ___ ,..... to
-· °"" pEttl -~ b8'¥e llO deV'el<>pmenl and tbe
«Ii« coolld have a iu.toer~
tb• tll""i .. sly allowed.
Councilwoman Gabrielle
Pryor suggested a bond issue to
buy open space lancl. SI.ch a plan
was acce\)lri la the cit)> of
. Walnut Creet:, the prMent
employer of Irvine's new plan·
ning W-tor Eddie Peabody Jr.
Walnol Creek w!An appl'O'fed
a $7.S mWiooopea-bandJs.
sue.
Mrs. Pryor also SU&C'e5ted
sl~pb_r zoning the land for
agncultare and not pa"'mitting
any development under the city's
n.gulalory aulbority.
Nelth..-plan. how._ drew
aupport-lrom other oowaciJ'mea..
Jackson Appeal
SAN FRANC!SOO (UPI)
Seo. Henry Jackson _,iy ap-
pealed to organized labor today
to support him -or any other
candidate who wins tbe 1976
Democratic presidential nomina·
tloD -llecause Presi-Ford •'Doesn't give a damn about
WorliDI people.'' ,,
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
RobertH.Wffd
Prttkknt -f>\llllloller
J«k R. omer \'k9 l'fM. ... M -0.nerM MM"lliOlt
Thomas KeeyA
CdilOf
'
F~-f19Mers ·
Membe,!'s ol Mis!loul'l's Communist Party, balsteftd by
Socialist ·wonen Plllty members, rally in front of
SpaniSh Consulate in a. Louis Saturday, protesting U.S.
~ foc Fl'aneo ftClme and demanding closure of
U.S. bases in Spain.
Time_ Change
llrilfht,er·MJ, on Oct. 26
WASHINGTON(APJ -Clocks Wm be set back \lD
hour Oct. 26 as. the United Sta.tes reverts to tbe re-
gular patten\ of six months of Standard Time six
lllOlllbs of DayliglltSaving Time. '
_All s_peci!'i legislation that extended Daylight So:V!"« Time in. 8ll effilrt to help cope with the energy
msis has exit•red and no action is expected on further
dlanges, eongressicnal sources said today.
'I1le """ntry experimented two years ago with
year-around Daylight Saving Time, but then
~ last year restored Standard Time for four ~tbs, N!S~ing lo arguments that energy sav-
ings were minimal and wmter-time daylight saving
was bard on school children and others. . Th!• l"&islatlon -. not extended, The basic law
IS now in~. prcMding Startdard Time in all areas
from the last Su...t.y in Ocl'ober to the last Sunday In
April.
Screams End
Huntington
Rape Attempt
~ Be~ Dolice are for a ~ n(lisl
wllo attacked a •·1tar-old
--wlllle sbe was IU:in& a &•a Sln41.1•1ctlt.
-said Uoe -....nled Witt> the woman In !he bathroom
ol. her home, in nol'thwest Hunt-
m,ton Beach, tor about a minute
befol'e he rted, apparently
because of her screams.
Officers aaid the woman and
llllr family bed been entertaining
bi"211s eerlier ID die evening
and her husband and son bad jusi
gone to the market about 11 :30
p.m., '1hen the attack occ\11'T'fd.
Tae woman told police sbe w3s
just latheling up In lhe sbower
when the man, about 19 yem
old, jelhd open tbe shower door
and tried to pull h.,. Olllaide.
Police said she struggled wtlh
him ond sulhlt'ed some bruises
but her screams frightened hihl away.
Re 11..t tllrougb en unlocn.J
ftont-, police said.
" Pulice aaid the ..,,men grabbed a 'IOWel and rouow..i the yoo111 to
the door, but he ran doWn. the sttttt.
Officers reported the man bad
-ed th l\ome lhrough lht! un-
1.ocled Mnt door. ,,,. ""man
told Police sM had never seen the
youth before.
He was described es five f-eet
11. inches tall, about 170 pounds:
with Iona, dark hair, pol.ice re·
pomd.
F,....P,..eAl
PA1"I'Y •••
''She couldn't make a decision
like that even if she wanted to
because orthe state she's in."
U.S. Attorney James L. Brown-
in'9 personally in charge of the
Hearst case, termed tile reoort
"a .Udstory," and said ''&he has
not offered lo turn state's
evidence. '
"I don't know an~ about any statement tbat •'a ma.de to
the p-oHCulioD. I'm nbt awar~ of
mJY ._..,atloD lllat sbl!•a ex-
t..llDI or olfarlnil to lhe pro.
seculion. There have beeA no
plea diKusalons."
The Piiot_., 1akl tbal among
the crimes !Iii•• H..r.t .,,n.
_... to w•s llle AJllll 21 , 1fl5
C.nnlcbael ba111t l'llbbfry t~
Wbltl> a W1lllllD -..... )lit.I. Uml,er Callforllla law ':t::=~ 'Jlllllt lll n.mer. 'lllit~1aldlla..,,e1 Ill• 'li6t tlabtrate o !1111
Hllnt'* ...ie 11\ that 1oliht1 and
dldDOt-erale otllercrimeo.
v
I · -·
F...,_P-.,eAI
VICTIM •••
said his ..,., despite 'tbe injuries
was not in much physical pm,i.
"lie didn't have too much. He wa poraly1ed from the i.Jlet
wound," he &aid.
The attack drained the
Marshall family finances.
Manhall wes unable to work
allbouCh bis father said he did
make some jewelry and did paint·
some.
"tbere's just not much~ can
do in that way," bisfatbersaid.
Mr. Marshall said in. the aid ln-
~ew that be bad liftd "30
years d. bell" in his litUe frame
house in Laguna's nortbsidewtth
his fatlter sinH: tbe attack.
He was apposed. to a .,..,.,n for
Vance. ''Tbese bleedinC bearts
that practicaly deify the criminal -n was so winecess&ry -not
even to say 'put your bands up';
he could have had the $5 or $G he •ot. ''be told a reporter.
Of his own imprisonmenl in a
wheelchair. Marshall said
''There is no regeneration of de·
ad nerve cells.''
Laauna Beach Det. Gene
Brooks said there appears to be
no way any further prosecution
can be made against Vance no
matter what the results or the
autopsy. ne vldim or • sbooltng mu.st
die within three years and me
day of the ·shooting, Det. Brooks
said.
''Forty years is just too Iona ·· Broob said. '
Funeral arrangements are
pending. Th• body is.to be talten
to Pacific View Mortuary in
Newport Beach.
'Danbury Patrols
DANBUllV1 Conn. (AP) -
Policemtll patroled the halls or
Danbury High Sehool a! it
opened quietly today. the first
time since last week's racial
violence in which 13 persons
were injured and 12 ·were ar·
rested.
•
CJUrw Trip
For Henry_
HONG KONO (UPI) ..:..;
Secretary or State Heney
A. Ki.asl11ger will vlalt
a.ina OcL lHI. \ho <Jt.
flcial New Cltl.Da Ne•a
Aeeocym-...d loday.
"lt bu......, ""'"""""" lllrouO .-uttati-that
Or. ll:...,. A.· Ki1·1..-
Uniled !Mat• -retaey ol
-· a,:ilda1tiolot ID the U.S. pr •t for nallonai _.., alfaln, will .toil
tho "-le'• Republic ol China Crom Oct. 19 dl._i.
Oct. aa, lft$i" th --y
Hid.
NO IUIUI• oletalla -liven. .
I
• •
-) \ • ,71. rlltty..a·-T ·~JJI~
»&appear on M
PORTL:\l'!D, ou; ~It -A th•lr So., bui · clallllhlg to be "h..,P., out" 'Iii a -i;. ~ 'lln'Olicled in ~.ilous mlllloos of yun oN, ~ ~ --ftt ?' ·m)'ltlque 1nvolvin1 3) nussing. to eomewbere In western and!d.16'U'rielld 11 •'lel
..,._,,.putedlltbecmtheirway ~ for a ruebl Crom Ibis M Jan. clecided j,, Cd~ • I
to ebilmtr In M 111 It lli(lod llY· ...,.,...,tbe..nl'[elM. i..w!I i.,
-ltlC tlotoet ~_:::ce a \M . ..,,,. ..,..._ -.lfi. _.. i. • i,.,..
-lllON(oll ....... lit.till-•" UIEP .. lo.°WaldPoft ~_p) ~!~! .. coll;JCountytoday. wqe serene and calm/' said one tbeaudlencd :;;;;~1'i
. ~x of the 20 have been lden· penonwboattended. -~poae11W•..a iillowtbmi.
tif1edtent,tlv1!1y, 1a·c11Jo11ngao~x-A>lll\beca•eof oUoeniaWIWd ™t:=• 11111 u 1111y
Marine. Tiie \den'lillciltlom were in 1be ""''ling, lhe -de-tiCled . amalbe• mad~bythePortland0r'8IJlolan. mandedanonymity., ~ co 1•1.S 1"" JMft C-
The missing Include an ~Ort· The m!Jsint Conner Mariile ..,._ 'D .. ,._ of •
mentor people who voluntel!ml to was ldeo\!lled by f\'i-.. Ml.te .llrl -llllli!r ......... follow a coople d esclibed as in Kelly, 2S, who had just been .,.,.=~.,die-· ' ~-11·~w...a.
_Grisly Deaths
.Tied· to Film8 ' ' BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
(AP) .-Federal police s uspect
lhat pornographic movies in
whicll y-women are actually
stabbled to death have tieen
filmed in Argentina employing
prosUtutes, police sources say,
There wa1 no official wont on
themattw.
At least three prostitu\es were
found deed ea'rlier lhi$ ~ in
Mendoca, 860 mil~ west 'Of here,
all mutUa~ by knife cuts. The
annsofoneof the:tn bad been ~t
oft', police said at the Ume.
Tbe casn we"' simply listed
asumolved murden.
·A ,....l·placed orriclal said Ulat
although no firm connection had
been established, federal police
~lt the women may have t3ken
part in the clamlestine films,
called "lfftul'f" plclllreO. In l~
United States.
New York police officials said
la.st week they auspected such
films h&vf been produced ill
Argentloa and slnollgled lo the
Unit"li States. The FBI is looking
into the report.a.
''It would help if We tnlld see
the fiJms, •• said a poliee 2'0Utte
here. "So far we only have
~ecoftd·hand accounts oC what is
shi)'tVn. We ere tokl there are
'black orgies' with expl.icitpart.s
endell by 1lrls actually boing
~1.-abbed t"o death~"
Meodosa Is • kn0"'1 cont. lllr
or"ganl>M pro.tltuUon.
According to N!Po!U ~New
York, viewers pax as much as
:$20Cf{o watch the films. 'lbe films
have reportedly been clrc\llating •
fOtr !ht last two lftdnths in New
Yorlt.
: ....... ...,11wo1-tor'W
-111> not ldellllW "' but...,_Hew1'~~~ betftbl-wltba~.
Lincoln County SberilfRcm Sul·
tcm said during the weekend tbe20
are not officially mi;:=.~e tbeyapp.-tlylett .
,. AyOlll!g .., .. M, Wbo I .ils zJ°tol
.,vebor idoatil¥, talkeda-tbO
m.-C, 1'1Udl Ille said• at· -ed. .
I
HOUSING ....
devtlopm'ent agftc)I'• d.ils ihen
are repaid' by taxillg tlle.l~
l>t-.t assessed ~-bt-'it a-b7tbel'ellenl'4lbWlll. ,
Hall ahtl tlle lloUsiftl----tl!e tas lnereuient -Y should b-. us'ed f~ h"ulng -M. r ,
'n1at J?lan ha! comt ut lizl'ore. Cl!Y Attonley James l!ridfiOn
salil be would !Ian a bard ~e justifying d~claring the iodusl!jjl
area blighted.
Marx' sWt aad the ,~
group slilt lla•e ~ j11e
Irvine Company from goi
ahead with any of the Work ori,
Irvine Indusµial ComDlu. t
sileatlbesootheaatera8tyll
andtheSanDiegoFreeway. ;' UCI ·Prof Sees No
Ozone A.-ction in -'15
Marx' suit: contends the !!· vironmentalimpa~fAe
7
comp!"!';-bot" ...
Sldef Uie impact of·5 ,000 work;ea belnt emploY" in llle ........,._
w!Ul"" place nearbylbe)t '911 ar. By DOUG FRITZSCllE
OftlM O.llf POot~ ' . Ail>ol' testilylna before a U.S.
Senate committee on the dangers
or some spray can propellants to
the earth's_ ozone shield against
cancer·causing . radiation UC
Irvine scientist F ."S . Rowl~d ex·
pects no action until next spring
at ll)e earliest. • • "It~ llllltb wur happen
now ~i;ttll the National Academy
of Sciences panel makes its re·
port,. Sl[heduled ror about April 1
11'18," "aid' Row land, Who wiul
fellow UC! r-esearcher 'MaHo
Molina discovered the problem.
"AT PR.E$1lNT1" ff};; said
"tbe al'f,ument 'Watt for the N"AS
!
report' 1s almos\ unbeatable with
egislatures.!' •
I That argument, he said, is like·
Y to !>ft~! t<tt<il IOI a bill
Rowl ... d i>XPel'tS Sen. Dale Bum-
pen (D ·Arit.) tolnt-esoon.
Rowland· expects the ))f"Ol)OSed
l"tlsllt.,., lo be aimed •t ban·
rung aerosol s prays that use 'as
propellants fluorocarbons 11 and
12.
• He doe:s not expect l~lation
aamed at the same chemicals
used as refrieeranb becau'Se -
they ''rank higher on the scale of
necessity."
ROWLAND'S THEOltV, re·
vealed in June 197.t, ts that the
nuoroCarbons
cause a chain
reaction in·
the earth's
atratospbere
that ·depletes
the amount bf
ozone. Ozone,
a molecul e
made of'three
'O x P a e n
RO'#L.ANo atoms, acts to
keep out extreme ultraviolet
radiation.
The radiation can cause akin
cahp@:r. Rowland postulates that
a l percent decrease in ozone
could mean a 2 percent increase
in the number of ~ues of skin
cane tr. Au-e.dy, he Said, 101000
annual sltln canter cases m~y be
d\le to otone depl~tion.
AT THE HEARING In
Washington, before the uJJOet at .
mosphere subcommittee of the
Senate Cohlmitt ee on
Aero'nauttcal and Space
Sci.nces Bum1><n pn>mlsea to
lake a lead role in designing
legislation. -
"I wouldn't waht to announce
~ leaninc that 1 may ha~."
said 8\lmpers, "but based on the
testimony of scientists 1'bom I
consider to be leaden in the
fiel~ nobody bas come ti.fore •
this subcommittee and denied a
single facet of the Rowland-
Molina theory which set this
whole thing in motion.••
lbtdtolive. ,.,
tlle lall' boutblg ..u..ii ..Ut
.. ,. tile~ for tbe -trial
area is not conslatiabt wttll the
city's general plan -ell -·a goalofprnvtdillgforbllUlillla(~
~t111Boflh•c·omb11Mity, .: ··-.
' ............ l!..41
WARNING ::: ..
sell catalytic-ecjUlpped can/ fn
thal state. ' ,..w . '
A printed 'O{antlng ~·"Olll ,
. already appro\otd ror a
"SIQS: ..... -
r.u e11glne malFuncti.., tldold
.oq_cur, pari.iculir)y tnVolvt.IYg
..,.U.e mlstire or other lols"lir
perfoi:mance, do nol oooUnue·fo ~a\e your vehicle in t&at con~
dilioil but have it servieecl llP':
mjJOy . "Contrnued operation-"'£
your vehiele with a se.-.
melfunt:ll oo'"could cause \he COD·
verier to overheat with ~ble
"damage to the converter-an«Wo
thevebicle." · .
· The Insurance ·tnslltute !'Or
Highway Safety ~ that
one 1975-model Chevrolet llltJlllla
U!ed in a low-speed ttM~· pel'ienced an overhea ;t,1
ca\llly\lc c;on.ve)Ter thol di ·
!he ou\ shell and scotched
noorlnsulatloll. . ~.
M~~'*• tae~an1t_sr,dneJ11
=:d
11
m-~!U'Y·.All 11'om Alhambra d.e-In Costa. Mesa durlna <:ylllc Fibroaia 1
·Slit'anl ts l:Jmlll ~ rath~r. ab\'111)\ly Founc'latlon-rodeo. Tiie bvll, "Trlc~ 1
ay_ at,,01'81!11e ..... uoty Fa•rirotinl{s, DI.ck," .pi>l\rc11U:f II"": JIP to hla nam~.,
I
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VOL 61, NO. 211, 2 SECTIONS; 26 PAGES •
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ORANGE COUN!J, Cl'LI MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1975 TEN CENTS
·No , ·~trike. f o.~ _ B-q11tington Teachers
-.
--l-li.rnftlY n>-~ 1n1charia1contracttalb. ·---------.... --
pftoident or the teod>er 1P"Oifp, 1 .--. ~ ..... •"1iac the dis,, ·~ membefl left the-open Jlict spends amons the -In for another atrite vote titer if · the cou,nty oe eluaoom sup.-
aaee~··
At the aame Ume, Gartond Hid tbe admlnlstraUOD .,,_,.1y
ti001h!I! were lsnlted .., Friday .
nl&ftt."
,
-I --TbeJ alse tweincled OD earlier T-n .In the qi.._.. •·I vote c.,t filday aiiht to
Beach City retemen!My~ ado!>taeoati~pacapWl~t
pis!rict aareed early.~ ail to tdcber 01apport.
co· on strike 1 after Ule ·aebool 8rta.n Garland bad voted
board ..,,_ la a laot·illloloM licalnlt that move.
.... ionfoeriter"fa<trini!lnc." TNateea lut met at 1 Lm. to-
Tnlsteetl vot<(~-0~ day, onct teaeben mot ., hour
Date Buah.,_•_boent !O 11,ete<t··' tater . . weee ... --"'-""-'.16\..ol-Ana while they clidn'l vote ... ·-' lllide•"'"-~·---.• ·~ T ~--ary ~~~-·--···-•li'· ..._. ~--·· ~ t •. , ·--· , ... ' • 1·-·;:;:. ,
nee~ .. ' _,... --· , I Teacben bad.'be.n olfaed • AttbesameUme.~•t· seVea: Perce.al ,pay 'iricruae by tacked wbat be" rilled 1 truot-. but Petenon Hid their "paterullatic altitude" by....,.
oft'er1Dcludect '••1ero~for boar• aem'bers and ad·
the kids u rar 11 educational milliatraton.
benefits." · "A few ol tbem have done lr-
e put y Suoerinteadent reparable dama•e," he said.
Charles Patmer!flaa~ ~at 11We-.,.. ,not back in the dartc '
· reported bll vote on the teacher
matter Friday Dfght, aDd he
called that 4· 1 board action
arbitrary and rapriciG.&S. "Now there i..s tbe threat ol a
teacher strike loomine on the
horiaon," Garland added. ''A
situation brought about because ·
·tbe flames ol an advesary rela-
Under the f•d·findinl pcocess,
tbe clistrict and teactien each
will appoint one me"'ber ud the two will try to a1ree on. a ·thlrd
neutral member. •
Palmer oaid today, "The board
ia anxious to have a speedy re-.
solution to the persistent 41•·
aareement by a eompetent ...i
(See TEACHEll8, .... All
.Pil#y ,May Testify ~gainst SLA?
-. -' . -. t-
lfe~ailoa llrfied -
P. ~·~ c·t d ~ ~rJt1ry 1 e
. . .
In Brick Case . . . .
,OUSTER DE~
Dtetrfct'• aflck
Man Stabbed
In Freeway
;\ltercatio~
A Tustin man is in "very
5atiafactory•• condition today
after treatment ol a stab wound'
.be received when • diaaa:ree-
cnenl over drci-ving -habita turned
toviolenre.
eou~ are still seeking 1-tte "1)-
known assailant who stal>bed
Donald D. Pri.01eau during the
Frida;v evenin,£ altercation at
.Jeffrey Road 8.nd the Sari Diego
;'Freeway-in Irvine.
According to officers •. Primeau
and his attacker were ~Ying in
)eparate oars on the San Diego
'Freeway W:hen one cut'in froitt ol
tbe other. A distur.bance 'de-
veloped on the rreeway and the
two men le(t at the Jeffrey orr.
ramp.
Fount•i·n Valley School
Trustee: Dick Plum called today
for the reiignation of Dr. Mike
Brick, 4i•trict business director,
alleging Brick committed per·
jury and was illegally paid ror
tbreeyean.
Brick was unavailable ror com-
ment on the allegations ~ Fri-
day and today. •
Plum aUe1ed Brick committed
perjur:v when he signed an ap-
plication for credential "under
peni!lty or perjury ... Stating that
he bad teaching experience.
Plum claimed that Brick ad·
mitted ih -~worn court testimony
l4 months ago that he never
taught elementafy school. The
court reporter who took that
teetlmoey verified Brick .. state.
meat ree.n!Jii~~~ Pilot. ¥ • pt...,, -pafl'llll records sho,v Bric~ ... wa.s Piii )a • te•eber .in U,, F-.U. Valley School Di1trid from
January of 1963, t.brou&b Jul~ or
1985. .
In addition, Plum alle1ed,
Bricli: was paid one year as an ad·
miniStrator with a credential
that how has tken voided by the
&t.a;te.
Joe Meler, persormel director
for the Orange County Depart-
m,,.t cit Education ~todaY re·
verlfied the two yean Brick was
listed as a classroom teacher.·
He said, according to state
codes, Britk would have been re.
quited to spend 50 percent of his
time teachlng in the classroom to
have.tieeft steel as such on f:Oun.
ty reCdr'ds .
He Said his records do not
agree with Plum's charge that
Brick was paid illegally one year
as an administrator.
He said tha.t his records show
Brick obtall!lll an elementary
administra'tion credential in ·
February of 1966, at mid-year of
one of the years be was listed as a
teacher.
He said that credential now has
been revoked. But he said in July
1966, when be became an ad-
ministrator, be received a
gene~al adminiltratioo rreden-
,(See B&ICK, Pa&e A2)
Power Saw ,lnjures
Hunti1'lgton Worker . ' DOct~ at ' l>acifici Hospital have sa ed the right artn of •
Huntln on Beach handyman
., who ne ly bad it. amputat4d by .a
power.saw. . -
Geor•e Arnold, '6, :,1to · ap-
1 peared regularly as • ~#OW}) in
tbe Jlunt.inrrton Beacti •Iii or l~iY
HE JPIP£D our
DEHf Wlm ,4Q
"The firSt caller botJc.ht it."
That's the succinct aavertisin&
sue,i:estl 1 story' relitted by i tht
Ox-ma del Mar man Wbo placea
this add in the Dally Pilo!_:
NEARLY Diiil-1eu"ir-.
t 1lnch Cle•tive CesJcn
. surfboard. c1,.r with redwood · strip. t.eub. ·
• llooib~ptollD ......... M .m •mx
lf you havll. J . seagoing-, vepse\
yuu'd like to eonyet:t to cash, call
MZ-W. It pnty t•k" a·1ew Wl!"~
lntberi1ht ,Platll1&flntl:a bby"!:. ;. A10Dr t11e1 0ran,e l;oMt. tbe
ric!'l~l~eei~ the'!>~Y Pilot-·
•
'
parade and 'is known as a "town
character,'' suffered the injury
while trimming a tree at 311
Hartford Ave. early last week .
Councilman Ted Bartlett, a
long-time acquain&ance or
ArJll?ld, said Arnold fell into the
J)C>\Ar saw apparently when the
limb he was working on cante
away and knocked him off his
ladder.· \
The 11aw cut through much of
t.be' muscle and bone and tendon
Of Arnold 's arm aboWtheelbow.
arcordln1 to Capt. Roaer
Rosmer: a· ,.ipo'kesman · foc lhe
1 paramedic•:·
Param'e4ir• rushed Arnold to
the· hospital after treatln« him
for shock and a heavy loss or
blood.
"I tbink Geor1e is pretty lucky
to be, alive," Bartlett saicrthi•
momln1. "Jt could have killed
him. I unc1"*9tand that oow he
c~IDOYe hi1fin1ers." Bartlett said tliat Arnofd , a ~naton Bei.rb naUve, haJ,
bOon cloln1 1art1edlnc WWI< for yearslntbecity. .
Arnold bas been ·ait uMur-
C<llft&I eaaclidate for City Ci>un·
ell, aecotclinJ to Bartlett.
.
"E~UER POURS WATER ON VICTIM'S BURNS
..,.. Siied Behind Anl...., Shelter Erupted In Flame ..
',Jlapist "Lived in Hell'
NORWICH, Engloltd !AP) -tbecontexto!lhiscase,ll!eshould
Sentenced to lile imprisonment mean lile, ·• Judge Melford
here. the hoode.d' r8pist of' Stevenson·said. "l well realize
Cambridge said parnographic "that that opinion will honi£y a
filma drcJve him to commit the large number or well-meMing
arime1. •jtt was like living in hell·, people, but I am satisfied it is
in -liir world. I j\llt had to do ri&ftt."
something.'' \ Cook. a 47-year-Ol<I truck
Peter1Samuel Cook w~ &~ven drt~r Who is 5·feet-4 inches tall, ~veo concurrent sentences o( admitt:ed rapid) ib:~ CirLs and
Ufe tmpro1sonment at ~ch commiUng 1odomy •Jainst a
Crown Court. •• · , , seunlti in 1tlae unlvtrility city of
"I exp_ress the, <>i!IDIOD thal in' I . C.mb~dge'.
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Old Shed
Blaze
Burns Man
AS9-,year-old Huntington Beach
man suJ£ered second and third
degree burns early today when
the shed where he lived burst into
name. ·
Firemen identified the victim
as Al Troub, S9, or 8600 Edison
Ave. He was in critical condition
in lhe burn unit or Orange County
Medical Center with second
degree burns over 50 percent of
his body and third degree bums
on his hands and feet.
Fire orririals said he was living
in a s mall shed beb.ind the city
animal shelter and was asleep
when the fire broke out about 7 :25
a.m.
When firemen arrived, they
said, Troub was Wa n1erin g
around ouUJidethe s hed.
They said paramedics ad ·
ministered drugs and £irsl aid al
the scene. They listed the building
and contents as a total loss.
Firemen said they still have no
dollar estimate of the loss. Calise
of the blaze is still being in-
-vestigated.
They also said they don't know
who owned the shed or why the
man was living there.
Oktobeefest
Sets Records
MUNICH, West Germa ny
CAP) -Wh at is called th e
world's biggest beer-drinking
£estival , the 16-day Munich
Oktoberfest. ended with record
cons umption fi gures reported.
A total of 4.5 million steins or
beer -containing about two
pinb each -were downed , ac·
compa nied by 600,000 fried
chickens: 800,000 pork sausages.
42 barbecued st L>ers, 28 deer and
35 boars .
Predominantly £air weather
brought about six million people
to Theres ienwiese, tfle hu ge
meadow in the center of the
Bavarian' capital, during the
restivities.
Violence Drops
BELFAST, Nortbem Ireland
(U PJ> -Sectarian violence
dropped during Ute weekend but
Security o£ficials said today they
feared a new Oare-up rrom the
outlawed lrtsh Republican Anny.
'
Attorneys
Say 'No'
To Story
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -At-
toineys f'or both aides in the
Patricia Hearst Case denle4
publlilhed repvrts tod.ay that the
newspaper heiress cmfeued ta
several crimes -lnclUdine a
fatal bank robbery -onct afl'Oed
to tum state's evidence.
A story in today's New York
Post quoted "sources £amiliar
with the interviews" as safing
Miss Hearst confesaed during
talks with rourt-appotnted
psychiatrists seeking to de-
termine whether ahe la mentally
competent. 't-.-:o -
In another development today,
Terenro Hallinan. the Ciery
radical attorney who has
represented P atrit:ia Hearst
since the day of her arrest.
withdrew from the case in an ap-.
parent dis pute with other mem·
benofthederenaeteam. . '
HallinaD's ofrlce conf&rmed be
was.oo longer on.the c~ud.said
be would have no immediaterom·
ment.. 1
THe Poat 'laid Miu Hearst
identified several persons who
harbored her 'as a £ugitive and
aereed to testif1 against her ter·
rorist comrades tn ret.urn for im·
munity or special treatment.
The report said Miss Hearst.
21, det:ided lo cooperate with
authorities after her attorney, F.
Lee Bailey, told her it was the on·
ly way to avoid a long prison
tenn.
"This is absolutely not true,··
said Albert Johnson, a partner of
Bailey's, when in£ormed ol the
Post story. "I 've been the only
attorney with htr ror the past
week and she has not confessed
to anything.
"She couldn't make a decision
like that even ii she wanted to
because of the state she's In."
U.S. Attorney James L. Brown·
ing, personally in charge or the
Hearst case, termed the report
··a wild story,'' and said ''she has
not o£fered to turn state 's
evide nce.
''I don't know anything aOOut
any statem ent that she's made to
the prosecution. J 'm not aware or
(See PAlTV, PsgeA2)
Market Robbed
An early bird bandit robbed a
Westmins ter Tic Toe Market at.
4:50 a.m . Sunday and Jen on root
alter stuffing $60 in cash and coins
into his pockets . The armed rob·
bery occurred at 9032 flazard
Ave.
Coast
Weather
There will be only partial
clearing near the beaches
Tuesday, but partly s unny
s kies in lhe a ft ernoon
hou rs inland. Cooler days
with beach highs 65 rising
to 70 inland.
INSIDE TOD.4. ~
Free flu. immu.nizaiioru for
·unior citizen• aTe being of·
fered at 43 clinics in Orange
Count11 through December.
See Page AB.
l•llex
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Meeting th~ Earth S uddenly
·Bull rider Danny All from Alhambr.a de·
i1arted his riding position rather abruptly
Saturday al Orange County Fairgrounds
in Costa Mesa during Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation rodeo. The bull, "Tricky
Dick," apparently lived up to his name.
Time Change
Brighter A.Ms on Oct. 26
WASIUNGTON (AP) -Clocb will be set back an
hour Oct. 26 as the United States reverts' to the re-
gular pattern of six months of Standard Time, six
mooths of DaylightSavingTlme. r '-
All special legislation that extended Daylight '
Saving Time in an effort lo help cope with the energy
crisis has expired and no action is expected on further
changes, congressional sourceS said today.
The country experimented two years ago with
year-a r ound D aylight Saving Time, but then
Congress last ye ar resto~ed Standard Tlnl.e for four
months, responding lo arguments that ener11y sav·
ings were minimal and winter-time daylight saving
was hard on school children and others.
'Ibis legislation was not extended. The basic Jaw
is now in effect , providing Standard Time In all areas
from the last Sunday In October to the last Sunday in
April
Drai nage
District
A.iring Set
Oppoolllon 11 ·.expected from
some reeident1 of Huntington
Beach tonight when the clty
ci>uncll wlll hold a special hear·
ing on foraiing an Old Town
drainage'8sseasment diatrict. . ·~
The district la rouglily enc!Om·
paned by Beach Boulevard and
Golden West Street and Garfield
Avenue on the north and Adams
Avenue on the .OU.th.
I
ScFeams
Deter
Rape Try
HunllDl!oa Beach police are
ooardllDI ror a woulclol>e ra.,ut
who attacked a 38·7ear~old -If• wblle •he w•·taldnl &
1how•r SUnday nlaht. --
Police -1 al,d the marl scuffled
with tbe woman in. the bit.broom
ol her home, In norlhwest,Hunt-lnalon Beacb, ro.r about • lliinute
before be fl ed, apparently
becauae of her 1crea.ma.
Olflcen said the woman and ·
her family bad been eatertainlng
(rienda earlier iD the evening,
and her bus band and -h'ad just gone to the market alxM. 11 :30
p.m., wben the attackocC\lfT'ed.
· The woman told poll.co lbe was just lathering up m the shower.
when the man, about 19 years
old, jerked open the Mower door
and tried to pull her outlide.
Poli~ nid >be strualed with
him add 1uffere4 some· bruises
but her llCre•m• rr1,-him
away.
He fled through an unl..;ked
front door, J>?lice said.
Police said the woman grabbed
a towel and followed the youth to
the door, but he rao down the
street. •
Officer• reported the man had
entered the home thniugb tbe un-
locked front door. The woman
told police 1be bad never seen the
youth before. ·
He wu dncribed as five feet, u lncbea tall, about 110 po<l!lds,
With loo&, dark hair, police re-
ported.
Huntington
·Guards R e scue .
Five on Boat
Five persons were rescued by
Hunttnaton Beach lileau8fds and
the Orange County Harbor Patrol
when their motorbollt cap1ized
about 100 yardl oU shore Swlday afternoon.
Huntlnaton Beach lifeguard Lt.
BW Rlcbardlon Uid the 111-foot
veael wu runnlng low on fuel
and it wu takt..qg on water while
llWltchinl tllDb.
.Paralyzed i n Bold•p.
City Admi,nistrator Dave
Rowlanda aald fioodlng Crom run orr al storm drains bu plagued
the area for years. He aaid that.
S300.000 ror the project bu -obtained from theOranpCounty
Flood Control District but that
the reA.of the coat woWd have to
be born by prOperty ownen of lbe
He 1ald lifea:uards saw the bo at
la distrn• about one-quarter or a
mile 1outh of the Huntington
Beach pier and swam to help . He
saJd lh•t one r escuer boarded the
boat to lend asstsf"anoe and it was
th1a added weight that caused it to
go under. '40 Years of Hell~
Ends; Victim Dies
Jly IACK CHAPPELL °' .. ...,,. ......
Imprisoned in a wheelchair for
nearly 40 years by an armed rob-
ber's 11UDSbot, Harold Marshall
al La&una Beaeh &alned freedom &mdM!fl. He died at Oranae Coun-ty "cal Center. Rewas63.
An autop1 y is pendi n g.
however. Offictai. of the Orange
County Coroners office said to-
day the cauae of death may be
linlled to the gunshot which left
Mr. llanhall a paraplqic.
. The man who abot Marshall wa pardoned ill 1988 by then
Goo. Edmund G. "Pat" B.-n.
Gerald Vance, then a prillter in .•
Wood!-, had S<n'ed 18 yean in
prison as the result of tbe kidnap-
ping, robbery and -ing on
June 18, 111341.
Tllat night, llanball, young,
good-lookiD( and 1 bit~ a lady's
man, had agreed to drive a cab
while the driver took bis wife to a
movie. Ordinarily Marshall
worked as a Greyt.>uod ticket -t. .
He picked up the tllen 111-year-
old Vance aa a fare and was
directed to drive out La&w>a Ca-
Speaklnl( for an interview With
lhtj)ally Pilot 10 yean ago, Mr.
Marshall recalled the event with
sharp -bitter clarity.
Marshall s aid be Wu hit so
hard with a stolen piotol that it
shattered the butt of the gun.
''The damn fool hitme-andsbot
me while I was driviq. One shot
went past my bead and the other
went mtomy apine,'' beaaid.
Mar1baJI •aid that Vance's
partner, Fulton DeBord, now de-
ad, was V{aitina: in a car for
Vance. · ·
. "They ~e coins to tie me up·
and leave me but I talked them
into takine: me back into town '• he said. •
"They took me behind the old
Sandwich MIU Wh'1'0 the World
Savings Ir Loan....A.uociatlon is
now and threw me out. I called
out and some fellow in the
restaurant heard me,'' Marshall
said---...
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Mr. Mar shall spent 11.x months
In .the. bqsp_ilal alter tho attack ..
Tbm· he epent two years on his
back. Hi• remaining yean, were
spent in and out of hospitals.
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~NGECOAST
DAILY PILOT
Ttlakne (714) MMllt
C1811M .. A""'9:istiftl..-n
,,._...,.ar-..~Clksa• ...
54f.1UI
llaraball'a father; Howard
Marshall, aald his 11'1" ha dheenm
the .hospital freq uen,tly for the last
three months.
""lbere were sever&I different
things wronf with him," the
elder Marshall 1aid. today. He
said his son despite the injuries
waa not in much .Physical pain.
"He didn't have t.oo much. He
wa& paralyzed from the bullet
wound," be said.
The attack d r ained the
Mars hall family finances.
Manball wa1 unable to work allhou&h his rather aald he did
make oome jewelry. -did paint SOIDe. .
"There's juat not mucb)'OU can
cloln Iba\ W'7t~ Ills (-Hid.
Mr. ManDaU oaid ID Ille old in'
terview that he bod lived "30
yean ol bell" ID his llllle frame
house in Laguna'• nortl)aldewitb
his father 1ince the attack.
Hewa1 opposed to apardOa for v-. ''Tbete ...-... hearts
that praetlcal7 d.Uy the criminal
-Jt Wal IO unnft••J -oot nen to lay •put y-.,_up';
he coald h ... bad tbe • Cll'. he sat. .. be told • reporta'. .
Of bll own tm.1'rllOl•a....i In a
wheelchair, ll'ar1bali 1atd
"'lbere Is no re1 ...... a11m1 ol .i.-
ld nerv~ cella. '' 1• '
area. · ... One of the ·protesters is Mn .
Wilvian Jewell Renner of 807
Frankfort Ave. , .. 1 am the owner of one acre
located on Golden West that is in-
cluded in the district," she wrote
Director of Public Works H. E.
Harli•· •'Thia property bu -in my family since 1904 and at no time
baa there ever been a pri>blem
with draina1e. atandinc water,
nmoff. or any related problems.
''U there were any problems ot
tbia 10rt there would, surely,
have been evidence of it at aome
time in the put 71 yean," she
wrote.
Tbe hearing la scheduled after
the regular meeting lltarta at 7
p.m. in city council cbamben or
the adJolnin1 basement con-
ference room.
A ltudy session begina at 5:30
p.m.
Richardson •.1aid lifee,ards
swam the victims to sborewi~ut
incident.
An Orange ' County Harbor
Patrol boat also speeded to the
rescue and pumped out the boat
and towed to ltAlamlt.oo Bay with
the assistance. of Loni Beach
lifeguard.I. -•
. owner of tbe boat ... u.tea as
Ronald E . Mort of Covina.
Richardson uld the party was fis·
,hlngwhentholncideatoccurred.
Explorer Launc~ed
VANDENBERG APll, Cali!.
(UPI) -An Explor er
spacecraft, designed to probe
conditions in the outer a t -
IDOlpbere, was launched down
the Western test range today.
~etltoBang --
Miehlah Slrobek of Milwaukee, Wis., convict~ or
m.urdering three American tourlata In Nas1au,
Bahamas,. will be executed for the alayln& Tuelday at 8
· a .m.Storif.onPageA3.
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Have You See
(
effDtio?
Two 1unmen --and one _lboll _; .. tecnt Wll•••
1" the _.111
Colp. at-illll .. -in~ ..... eDQlded the • ., • ..,, 1111 dllll •
-contents OD JIOllday lielto --. . 15. -
Tbll WU U!e flntaf-
...-robberjea or.im-e eompaaln iJ! th• .. _
·~ and it bu lam .. '*l an intenslY• aeareb by '
polite for the two 11111men
they know only u "tlle
llult-Jeffrobben."
\ Tbe SAmll pair bit die
American Finan.ce cam-
_, at :l'IM1 Beat!! --
• week Jater, aaJna tbe
same pattern.
Poli c e s ay the two
Caucasian . pnm• walk
into the finance com·
"'pa!iles, one 'tbroulh the
f~ door and the other thnlaP lha'bacl<.
'Ibey force their victims
to lie on the floor and order
an employe to get the
money out of the safe.
Before fleeing With their
take out the back door.
they order their victim'.s to
slay put.
"Don'.t stick your heads oclt the dbor or tlM!re'll be,
trOUble," tb~y warn. "and
• we don't want trouble. Stay
there for five minutes and
then yoU can call police;•
jheysay.
Police aar. the taller beD-•
dit ranees froar six r• 1 \,
inch to six feet 4 inches,
weighs up to 225 pounds,
has black hair of medium
length · and hu a blael<
mustache and goatee! Jfe':a
approximately 27 ~ears of
age.
He bas a postibly ct&.
formed right hand and be
wean a blue jacket with
Chevy written on the beck.
• a ud a talloo OD tlltri&bt
Mo olbb neck. __ .. blue __
vol--.-· Ai170De wW. IDrormaicMI
• 11>1& ma7 -llCbl • the _ ....... lo.-lhe
Secret Witness at 800100
or write down the lnfcrma·
tioa and mail it to: Dl!lb'
Piiot, Huntln&ton Bead!,
CL ... A reward la ol·
{end. .
Writtoa IDformatlOll
should be identified by .a
six-digit code using any
combfuatioo of letlera -11umbers-picked by the In·
formant for future re-
fennce. ,
seent Witness alsolsol•
fering a reward for in-
formation concernina sex
attack.I oa womeJtstudents •'
atGolden West College.
The ·latest a ttack OC•
curred Sept, 23. A girl was
_ wallkiq to her car wben '
s t-e wal grabbe~d from " bellln!I. -paahed IDtOhor car
· .. and forced to perform sex·
ual actiyities with her a&-
sailant who~w as described .,
in bi• ear_ty· zoa. An
esthgate of hl1 hel1bt •
ran1ed from 5 reet nine In-ches to 8 reet.5 lnchl9. He
had dark brown aboulder •
length hair; brown eyea, •
and a thin dark mustache. :
The shorter one la 5 feet
oeven inches·to,rtve feet 9
inches and welfhs around
130 pound1 and h•• red
shoulder length hair. "On
the first job he had a white
mus tache bu_t on the
second occ,asion be didn't
wear one.
He's believed to be 1p-
prOximately 25 years of
age, bas. a ruddy complex·
\In an attack in June, 8t • th!o: campus parltin1 lot, a
'man .]umped out al the "'
-' bulbel ad tnoekod • llrl ..
1o the ilioDll<· Sbe .,,,,_ '.'
'gled and aereamed-and IDt " awa,. ~ . ' w-.
U<i WU dMCribed M lhe fetl ten incbe1,,Bd W 'ir)e ~I around 210 P,OUDlla. Be .... '
believed lo be in bl. eatY ;.i
«la, bad short ¥ Ila&'.,, and wore r1a1~ .. , wt~
beaY)' dart platk"""'"" ' . -·
B
HE'S TAU 'ONE
Suspect No . 1
• f-···-~ .. -...... ---SHORTER HALF
Suapect No. 2
Frw. P,,.e Al
BRICK CRITICISM. ••
tial whic h is situ vaUd.
That credential was based on
Fountain Valley elementary
teaching experience, as well as
adult (eachtng In San Dle&o.
Meler s aid be doesn't know if
Brick a"~tually was ·teacid.ng in
Fountain V41ley for the years he
.was'1>aid to teach. ffe said he 01:1-
ly knows what hi• county reeotds --' Bob Read; current F .. mtain
Valley Superintendent, Hid he
can't diaCus1 the Brick matter
became il is a personnel iaue
which ahould be only diae-in
closed-door executive see1kln!'
But Plum said Read told ~ a week ago that Brick never taQ;:ht
elementary school in !"CIUntaia
Valley. Yet; according to l'ecotW at PA'I*l 'Y •••
any cooperation tbat she's ex·
teDdln1 or o11er1na to the pro-
secution. There have been no
plea discussions."
. the State Depart111ent ol Educa-
tion, which were read to tbe Dai ..
Jy Pilot, Read 11..,.a a lello1'
vorlt1lnl 18 montba ol 1-•C
explriencefor Brick.
Beod aald earlier he slped
--bletten --'tre-s all ailninl one for Brick.
' • The Poet atory said that lll!10!11
the crimes Mi11 Hearst, con·
(OSMd to ..... the April :n, 1975,
Carmichael bank robbery in
wblch a woman customer was
ldlled. Under .Calli-• law; ' -one canvtctecl al tUIDa part -in aucb.a't'OJibet'l' Could wtound
1Wltyofiliurdor. '
The aewspa~r said Its llOUrces
d id not elali,orate, OD Miss
Hearst'~ tole In that ,_, and
did nat enuma;ate odier crimes.
ln another development,
Superior Court JC!dlt 111)111"'1 L.
Jlilal of Loe Ana.._ slPed a writ'
orderiDI JI I.al Bear at te be -..i.i to th• city tor-.an 11-
;countcrimlnallndlctn-. '
, P ..... P ... At
, Plull!.-bl a letter llU!iled today
and reed to the Dally Pilot, 1aid,
"1 request ror the c-s "' the
.P'oulltaln Valley eJe..-..,. dis-
trict that you ~ubmit yow" re·
signation as soon as possible.'' .
· "Yow: present stand ol lqdiC· ,.,.._to lb• eommunlty can on-
11 lead to more adverse publicity
1-&ril :rou and tile lldluol dis-
tdet, '' becciltinued.
UCI: Fint
lQ ·Yean
•
TEACHERS.
I
objecllve tlalrd party/1 1 He
piadlecl "oo llllll dr...,.."
But Pete,,_ ealcll•d!.-will
mntlDue c···· ........ about ·-PcliiC le tile -tty, and tlllJ .. ., tab ...... odcli·
~ ttonal aetloo to be aute the pro-
caa lm't 1talled.
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T•••Y'•O••l•g . ' N.Y. S&eelul
EDITION
• 'YOt.. 61, lilO. zn:zstiCTIONS, •PAGES' ORANGE coum, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1975 N TEN CENTS ~On's DetJth,Ends '40 Yefws of.Hell'
.,. JACK CBA"""l"PllU. linbcl IO UM .u ....... -left •• ...,.,..._ Mr.lfanla.Uapan~
..
. lmprtomedJa • wbeelclulir-Ior_ • TIM! m.., who aliOt 1fllr1llulll
..arty.., y .. ra by ... --rvb-WU .....--in I., by -blr's' pashot, Harald llanrllall Goo, Edin-G. "1'11l" e.-a.
qi Lquaa Beacb ,.._ ~ Gerald Vance, I.boo • ~ in
&Uldoy. He died •t ~CouD-WoodJllllCI, bild aetyed 11~.in
ty Medical Center. Bewua. priaoou tbereaullotlbekklmp-
An autopsy 11 peadln1, pine, robbery aDid abooffna oo -ever. Olficiala ot tile Or-• Jllllell, 1911. .
County Corotlers -uld to-ftot nj&bt, MUihail, )WDC. d.07 lbe ••use al cleatb lll«l' bo llOOCl-lonldn1·.ed.a bit ot a lod)o 's --
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·Woman .
Topples
Rapist
A Santa Ana woman 'Walking
toward her employer's boat .in
the area or Newport Beach's
Arches fought off a would-be
l'apist in a weekend incident
whlch ended when both t.oppJed
intothebay.
Police said that the attack late
Saturday night began as the
-woman walked along a dock and
found a man in his late 20s block-
ing her path. .
AS be helt.1 one hand behind his
back, the assa~lant demanded
rtt.at the wottian walk~ short di.5-
'lance with him and said that he
_would c u~ he.r u.p ''in _little
pieces" if she did not comply,
' But the victim. steadlasUy re-
fused, officials said. and
threateried to scream. instead.
.. ~p_m'enls later, she tQl.d or-
nc~. ttre man grabbed her and
both toppled into the water.
-The woman told officers that
the in.an tried to bold her tmder
the_ w.ater for almos't 'two
minl.ltea, then aftec.iahe surfaced, ·
he grabbed her ankles in another
attempt to submerge her.
The man soon gave up, pulled
himseilf onto a dock and fled
down Coast Highway.
Parking lot attendants al a
nearby restaurant 1 heara the
comniOt-ton, poli·ce said, and
pulled the drenched victim from
the bay.
Police searches or the area
failed to yield the sodden at-
tacker.
Camera Shop ..
Thi fG ·t . e es
87,566 Loot
.:.:Newport Beach burgl~ de-
~tives were followiqg leads in
tfle Los Angeles area today in a
g;,rona d,el Mar camera shop
li.irglary .early in tbe weekend
that netted $1 ,566 in goods for a
thief who l~ft tear gas and bis
tools behind.
The breakin was discovered
.JJSt Friday at Harbor Photo, 3121
<Bi Coast Highway.
""Police said that entry was
1 ade jn the roof toward the rear ci' the camera shop and then \he rtlllef lowered himself 14 reet into
~~ buildin&, using a ladder.
;. The ·auSpect, police said, was
@lective in hi_s lOQt, takina•the
more expensive ltems, whidl ln·
etuded camera· bodies and dolens
o{lemes. .:
'"~tectlves Wb'.o examiDect the
e said that all the burglary
s see.nred to be the cheapest
ail able and were obvi~IY ~
ed on purpose. ~ides, \he tools, soroe rope
ad~ ·.a military-,issue_..pair of
trouse~ •. the thie[ le& behind •
VIP' of tear gas which offiCers
said resembled that used in
poP,cework.
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• WRDICT AWAITED
P~11ycet'• MlranCla
'Folio tira a predic~ed ap-
pearaD<e by Ii final P<OHCµtion
withess and closing arguments,
the three~week Balboa Pussycat
Theater obscenity trial will go to
the jury Tuesday.
A final witness summoned by
the prosecution is all that will be
left in the . testim9ny in a case
presided over in Harbor
Municipal Court by Judge Robert
Todd.
A jury or six men and six
women· traveJed to the peninsula
movie house three weeks ,ago to
see the two filflls al issue -
"Deep Throat '~ and "The Devil
in Miss Jones."
After that, the proceediiigs set·
Ued in\:o oftep., l~ious p~~ta
tions on community standards,
literary merit and the effects of
expliciflY sexual films on
average viewers.
Pussycat chain owner and pre-
sident Vincent Miranda and
theater manager Arlie Wood are
defendants in tbe case which in-
volves alleged misdemeanor ex-
hibition or oh5cene materials.
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'fbree-story
Hot.el Nixed "
ForNe~~rt
• A r'equeat to build a three-
stor)"\ seven: unit hotel 'ill Central
BaJboa bas been unanimously re-
jected by Newport Beach plan-
ning coinmiuioner.s. . . ' Commi~sipners late last week
rej~ed the application by R. L. La~ce to build the hotel a\ lH
;!200 St. 'Tliey cited "completely
ln,adequate por~in&" "'!!he main
te8'CJO.
UCI: First
lOYean
The first floor of the structure
.---------.-..... woulci have· included r .... parking ~ · / spaces •bUt st~aff· plarmers Point·
ed ou\ 'that access 'to the narrow ..
"
,
It has beell0 lO yeen liin<ie
tbe·finhtoditnts were ad·
iidtted to cla-at UC frYlile.. • ·
-. On ;i'.l!OldaY, the Daily
' . · Pilot ·wm' publ!AI( • •Peclal
section lllJhllg,tln-1 $he
11-owth aJ\d a~hiev-ta 11 ol UCI'• fint deeacle. , . • IAK>k ror "Utt 101' in
' yoilr Tueaclay Daily Plklt:
• i . '
I
aite is inadeQuate. ·
lo a4taff report on the project,
citY Planners"' wrote Uiat a hotel
facility would bfcomj>9lible with
surrounding usea ~ qtiabt belp
stimulite "rebabilltalion of a
• "verrbli-'1.ted ·area." ilfOwever,
tbeY"4ml.ed t11e botei application
. "maiaiDaJ, .at best." •
Tlie li<tel would have servacl u an ··anntx''rt'O an "eld&tinc fti.ne.
l'OOm',JiOtei ebOV. the All.,.-West
Re'1tautant 1 on McP'ad\Jen
Square,. 9evera.I ,block's away
fn>m tlie proposed new liolel.
' ,, • .,.J.,', '
mu.. h.cl aaeed to drift • eab
whik lbedrfver tooll IU wife to a
moYie. 01"din•rl~t..:.ar1ball worked as a Gre ticket aseni. . .
He picked up the lhel> 111-year-
old Vanee--u 4::--fare and was ·
directed to drive out i.a,.m. Ca-
QYOD Rood.
Speakfn& ft/r an i-.!ew with'
tbe Dally Pilot 10 yean -· Mr. Morsball recalled tbe evmt with
llwp llDd bill# •Wlti .
Muaball 1ald bf wa bit IO
bani wfth a 1to1 ......... I.ha It
--u.. bull., ...... . "Tbe d•mn fool hit me llDdsbot
me wbile I wu drivlns-One lbot
-putm7bffd..tlheot1oer
went into my opine,•• be laid.
ManbaU •aid that Vam:e·1
putMr, ll'lllton Dellonl, -de-
ad, was wailing in • car for
Vance.
''They ..... 1oln( IO tie me up
11Ddl•nt1mebut!Ulkedthem
inlo ta1dn& me bad< blto town,"
belald,
"'!'bey took me b<ldnd lbe old
Seedwleh llill wb.,... ihe World
s.vi.,.. " Loan --Is ,_ ud threw me out. I called
out and some fellow ln the
restaurant beard me." Marshall
said. .
llr. Marshall spent •ix mooths
in the boapital •fter the atta<k.
Theo be epea.t two yeans on h1a
beet. His rem alnln1 years, were
spent in end out or bo,pitals .
Mar1ball'a father. Howard
Marshall, a aid hls son badbeen in
lbe.i-pltal frequently for lbeJest
three months.
"There were several different
things wron1 with him." the
elder llaraball a aid today. He
(See VICTIM, Pa1eA2)
Against SLA?
Pot Case .
Refused
..
By C9urt
WASJUNGTON <AP> -Tbe ·
U.S! SUpreme Court today re-
fused to hear arguments that
.people have • ''fundamental
ri«bt'' to poe1e1a and smoke
, ~.iuan1:~ their own homes.
The cwrt let stand a decision
I>)< U.S: Dialrict Jude• James A.
Comiskey o( New Orl~aoi· that
·such ·an argument was "plainly
, ;without.merit.','
: COmiskey, in 3.deeision upheld
by the U.S. Circuit Court in New
Orleans, ,refused to convene a
. three-judge court tO hear· a
challenge lo state and federal
, laws against private possession
and use of marijuana_
' The Superme Court has held in
the put tbat any Jaw infringing a
''fundamental'' privacy right has
to be shoWn to be' necessacy, to ~e 'some 'compe:LUng slate
irtt""5t. 1( the riglit is not fun-da~tal it clin be JusUlied so
loJ:\I". as there is a "r,alional ·b&sis" Cor it. . '
Tbe court hl'l<!;Jl>;lSlll, f« in-·.\ance;·that the PoS .... kln al ob-
scene materiaJS i~ cmetwboflle in-
volves a "tundaiHental" interest
because i~ is peoteeted by the
constitutional guarantee• of
freedom of exprea11ioo.
The Louisiana affiliate of the
National OrganUBllon for the
Reform of Marijuana Laws
argued" that the, privacy of the
home in and of itself, as well as
"the riqhl to b~ let ,alone by gov-
ern m ent to qevelop on•'s
personality as one sees fit," are
aJsofundamentaL
The organization also suggest-
ed that the high cobrt. consider an
intermediate test for privacy
c.a:.;es W~ich was enwlciated by
the Alaska Supreme Court in May. .
Cop's Hand
Hurt by Saw
Newport Bealcb detective Sam
Amburge)' 1uffered a serious
gash to his left hand over the
weekend when a power saw
skipped and struck him, cow-
qrkers 1aid today .
Amburgey, recently honored
by _Newport's American Legion
for his many years of service,
was reported resting com-
fortably after surgery on the
band at Crista Mesa Memorial li~!ti:!;i1hap occ;urred at Am-
burgey's Costa )fesa borne dur-
ing a weekend project. Police
1p0kesmen ,aaid that the saw ap-
parently did no permanent
damaie to tbe investigator's
hOll<l
Shout It Out
The Rev. Paul Thomas promised his congregation several
w.eeks ago that wflen they had 250 in church he would
"shout it from the rooftops." The parish rallied and the
Rev. Thomas k ept his word. Sunday he climbed onto the
roof, announced the achievement, :ind san~ ''Amating
Grace" as about 300 people watched in his Costa Mesa
Church of Ch risl.
Claremont Offers
Job to Angela Davis
CLAREMONT CAP> -Angela
Davis, a Communist; feminist
and !ell-avowed revolutionary,
has been offered a part-time
teaching position at the Clare-
mont Colleges, a school
spokesman said today.
Miss Davis has not formally
accepted the offer, but the
spokesman said s he told Sue
Houchins, d.irectol" ol the Black
studies Center, by telephone Fri-
day that she bad signed the con-
tract and put it in the maiJ.
Mi ss Davis would teach a
seminar called .. Black Women
and· the Development or the
Black Community."
The class has already signed
up 2S students, the maximum al-
lowed. and another 25 students
are on the waiting list for the
class.
Miss Davis, who lives in
Oakland, is on a speaking lour
and could not be reached for
comment. She was in Boston Sun-
day.
She was fired from her 1as(
teaching job. M. UCLA in 1969
because or her membership in
the American Communist Party.
She was acquitted several
years ago or a murder charge al·
leging that she aided in an escape
attempt at the George Jackson
trial during which a Marin Coun-
ty judge was shot to death.
Her salary was not disclosed,
but the spokesman said it would
be in tine with the saJaries paid
oC.h.er part-time instructors at the
college.
Mariaer.'s Mile Issue
Higher Buildings Hit
Homeownen on the bluff over-
look in _g Mariners Mile on
Pacific Coast Highway are dead
set against Increased i!uilding
lleichts aJong that strip, accord-
ina IO Newport Beach city plan-
ners.
Homeowners Crom the bluff
area attended a planni.n{ com-
mission atudy session last Thurs~
dO)I to' orotiiit the propooed in-
creaae from a 35-foot maximum
height . to ~ feet. They 1aid it
w<iUld bli>ck their• vieW· <it the ocean.. .
Tlt~p.-opo1ediner-is0neOt
the ':lrlcenf.iyes'' lneluded in tlMI
lat,at veraion or tbe-~c area
plan foe ,Mariner's lllle being
pr<j>ar~ oy city planners.
.Planbhs expl•in tbe)t are far , ' I
from having an acceptable plan
and that a revised document
must be returned to planning
commissioners at the Oct. 16
study session. Following that,
commissioners may decide to set
a date for a public hearing.
The latest version of the plan
includes a list of "incentives" ,1Q
persuade property owners tO de!.
veiop their land to provide visual
aDd pbyalcal acc ... to the bay
and also .to expand marin'e' ~es atong .,: &riner'a Mile.
. "Al a •P<!<.ial ineetina bf Ailcuat,
property Olt'ners compl'aipl!d that
the current height restlictions; ·
plUI tbe high waterfront property
values, p.roblbited tbem from
bull~ing:' profitable develop-· men .
I
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They requested incentives, in-
c I ud in g increased building
heights, for developments that
provided access lo the bay and
for pro]ects in Lhe field of marine
services.
The current building height
limit in that area is 216 feet, with
35 feet permitted with a use
permit. The suggested change
would increase the 35 feet to so
feet, .
Homeowners, whose houses
·overlook Marlaer's Mile, from
the .Arches Blids• to U1<I Balboa
Bay. Club. say th~ir view of the
·ocean would be blocked wttb the
higher buildings.
Commia1iQner11 liskned lo
<See llllLE, Pap .U)
Attorneys
Say 'No'
To Story
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Al·
torneys for both sides in the
Patricia Hearst case denie~
publishid repart.s today that th•
newspaper heiress eontessed to
several crimes -ldcluding a
fatal bank robbery -llDd agreed
to tum state's evidence.
A story in today's New York
Post quoted "sources f•miliar
with the inte·rview•" u 1faying
Miss Hearst conf~ during
talks with court·appointed
psychiatrists aeeklng to de -
termine whether she is mentally
competent.
In another development today,
Terence Hallinan, the , fiery
radical attorney who has
represented Patricia Hearst
since the day of her arrest,
withdrew from the case in an ap-
parent dispute with other mem·
~n of \.he defense team.
Hallinan's office confirmed he-
wn no longer on the case and said
he;would have no imrbediatecom·
ment.
Tbe Post said Miss Hearst,
identified several persons who
harbored her as a fugitive and
agreed to testify against her ter-
rorist comrades iii return ror im-
. munity or special treatment.
The report said Miss Hearst,
21 , decided to cooperate with
authorities after her attorney, F.
Lee Bailey, told her it was the on-
ly way to avoid a long prison
term.
"This is absolutely not true,"
said Albert Johnson, a partner of
Bailey's, when informed of the
Post story. "I've been the only
attorney with her for the past
week and s he has not coofessed
to anything.
"She eouldn't make a decision
(See PATTY, Page AZ)
STOCKS RISE
ON FED'S ROLE
NEW YORK ( U Pl ) -Signs the
Federal Reserve Board h as
eased its monetary poli cy ca r·
ried prices higher in fairly active
trading today on the New York
Stock Exchange.
The Dow Jones industrial
average, whic h rolled up 29 .0S
points in the past two sessions.
gained 6.45 points to 819.66.
Acfvan ces o utdis tan ced
declines, 964 to 407 . <Tables.
AIO I.
Coast
Weather
There will be only p;1rtial
clearing nt'ar the be~chl.'s
Tuesday. but par! ly sunny
s kies in the afternoon
hours inland. Coo]('r davs
with beach highs 65 ris1tig
lo 70inland.
INSIDE TOD-' Y
Free flu immunization.t fm-
.senior citizen3 are being of-
fered at 4J chn1c3 1n Orange
Counly through December
See Page AB.
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Catalytic.
Device.
War11ing
DETROIT (UPI) -N.W-car
boqers In Callfol'llla .-. wW
lln4 printed • ...._ -Olll-
lille pa&entlally ll--beet
bulld·ups in their •-eonlrol catalytic .conv'erters.
Spokesmen for Detroit auto
finm aay there are no plana to
extmcl thewJminl labels to.cars
sold in the other 49 stata.
· There have been reports of
.sra11 fires caused by the
catalytic converten which may
overheat under certain coodi-
tions. Auto makers aay the same
CODditions would cause excessive
heal build-up in any exhaust
system.
The Environmental Protection
Agency has proposed that a
warning signal be imlalled oo all
new ears using__ the smoc control
device to w am motoriats of over-
heating. The auto makers have
said such a device is not needed.
Meeting the Earth..§~denly
·Bull rider Danny All from Alhambra de· in Costa Mesa during Cystic Fibrosis
parted his riding position rather abruptly Foundation rodeo. The bull, ''Tricky
Saturdi:Jy a t Orange County Fairgrounds Dick," apparently lived up to his nam~.
General Motors said the signal
is unnecessary because GM cars
already have a built-in "'Wlique
warning system'' which could
not be overlooked by the driver.
This be&ins with poor driveabili·
ty, followed by odor, ligbt smoke
and, subsequently, heavy smoke.
Second Story
House Backed
By' Planners
Approval has been given by the
Newport Beach Planning Com-
mission to build a single family
house above a commercial build-
ing in the Cannery Village sec-
tion of Newport Beach.
The house will be built above
an existing movie production
2iludio at 426 31st St.
<;:ommissioners voted S-2 to ap-
prove the application by Bert W.
Tarayao or Corona del Mar.
Commissioners opposing the re-
quest saJd they objected to mix-
ing commercial and residential
uses in that area.
Altbou&h mixing commercial
and residential use is cUrrenUy
,Jlot permitted in Cannery
Vlllace, city planners said that
w~en the specific area plan is
completed for the sector. com-
bination uses wW probably be al-
lowed.
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VICTIM •••
said bis son despite ·the injuries
was not in much physical pain.
••He didn't have too much. He
was paralyzed from the bullet
wound.'' be said.
The· attack drained the
'.Marshall family finances.
llanball was unable to work
althoull)l his father said be did
make some jewelry and did paint
""""'· ''There's just not much you can
do in that way," bis Cather said.
M;. Manb·a11 said in tbeold in-
terview that he had lived ''30
years o( hell'' in bis little frame
house in Laguna's north side with
his father since the attack.
He wa1 opposed to a pardon for
Vance. ''Tbe&:e bleeding hearts
that practlcaly deify the criminaJ
-It was so unnecessary -not
even to say 'put your bands up';
be could have had the $S or $6 he aot." he told a reporter.
Of hia own imprisonment in a
wheelchair, Marshall said
••Tbefe is no regeneration of de-
.S. nerve cells.''
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Weed l'r•ll<dilnl•"" l'IOllll.,..•
J•ck R. Curley VIC• ,..Hkllt!I _ ~ .. lil.tNOtr
ThOm•s Keevll lldl""
ThOmas A. Murphine INMtlfit•411Mr
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Chlirles H. Loos Akhard P. Nall
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Time Change
Brighter AMs on Oct. 26
WASHINGTON (A:P>-Clocks will be set back an
hour Oct. 26 as the United States reverts to the re·
gular pattern of six months of Standard Time, six
months of Daylight Saving Time.
All special legislation that extended Daylight
Saving Time in an effort to help cope with the energy
crisis has expired and no action is expected on further
changes, congressional sources said todaY, .
The country experimented two years ago with
year-around Daylight Saving Time, but then
Congress last year restored Standard Tillje for four ·
mooths, responding to arguments that energy sav-
ings were minimal and winter-time daylight saving
was bard on school children and others.
This legislation was not extended. The basic law
is now in effect, providing Standard Time in all areas
from the last Sunday in October to the last Sunday in
April. • . .
Army Craft Crwlhes .
San Clemente ¥ aclit
A pleasure boat foundering in
surf below Cotton's Point in San
Clemente was crushed and
destroyed by an Army am-
phibious craft that was atlempt-
mg to tow the disabled craft to the beach. ·
No one was injured in the inci-
dent that left the 17-foot wood
boat in splinters, said San
Clemente Lifeguard Kenneth
Casper.
Casper said that two of tbe 40-
foot long amphibious craft based
at Dana Harbor were traveling
north on the beach below the
point when they came across the
small boat. It was bouncing in
the surf line.
Crackdown
On Massage?
NEWYORK (APJ-NewYork
City officials mapping plans for
the city to be host to the 1976
Democratic National Convention
are taking steps to assure that
delegates don 't get rubbed the
.wrong way.
The City Planning Commission
revealed a proposed zoning or-
dinance aimed al shutting down
Times Square massage parlors.
The ordinance would make it
illegal to operate a "physical
culture or health establishment"
unless it is situated in a com-
munity facility or a hotel with at
Jeast 100 roo ms and has facilities
that "comply \\'ith the standards
of nationall y recogni zed sports
associations."
Local Artists
To Show Work
Ne wport Beach artists in-
terested in showing their work in
city art exhibitions may now sub-
mit samples or their work, ac-
cording to the city•s arts com-
missioner.
Casper..,said Army reservists
"' manning one of the amphibious
craft threw a line to the disabled
craft and started to tow it to the
beach.
In the process, Casper said, the
amphibious craft was put in re·
verse gear and rolled over the
small boat.
The owner of the boat was iden-
tified as Alfonso Martinez, o(
RiaJto.
Casper said the OOat incident
was not the only. problem creat-
ed by the movement of the am-
phibious craft Crom Camp
Pendleton to Dana Harbor.
OUB~WCl!J
ln a submission to the National
Highway Traffic Safety Ad-
ministration. GM said this se-
quence provides adequate ad-
vance warning.
Without such a warning si&nal,
. the California Air Resources
Board has told auto makers to
either provide a printed warning
or conditions that could cause
overheating or not be allowed to--
sell catalytic-equipped cars in
that state.
A printed warning from GM
aJready approved for California
says:
··1r engine malfunction should
.occur, particularly Involving '"
engine misfire or other loss of
performance, do not continue to
operate your vehicle in that con-
dition but have it serviced pro-
mptly. Continued operation of
your vehicle with a severe
malfunction could cawie the con-
verter to overheat with possible
damage to the converter and to
the vehicle.'' '
The Insurance Institute for
Highway Safety repOrted that
one 1975-model Chevrolet Impala
used in a low-speed crash ex-
perienced an overheated
catalytic converter that distorted
the out shell and scoccbed tbe
floor insulation.
Boat Blast
Burns Man_
A SO-year-old San Leandro man
burned iii a weekend boat ex-
plosion in Newport Beach was re-
leased Crom Hoag Memorial
Hospital this morning. ·
Aides at tbe hospital said
William Zenklusen was sent home
after weekend treatment for
moderate burns to his face. The
injuries were infiicted when a
faulty, battery switch sparked a
flareup and subsequent fire
aboard the 36-foot cruiser ''La
Bota'' moored near the Balboa
Pavilion.
The misbap occurred Saturday·
_ev~~-
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Jacqueline Kilborne said today
that any Newport Beach artist in-
terested in showing bis or her
,work should send five colored
alidet ot the artwork, alq with
a stamped, aelf·addreleed en·
velope. to her. at New'Port Beach City Hall,, 3300 Newport Blvd., .Newport Beach. 92186.l. ·
Artwork chosen will be shown
in one of five public art exhibi·
tlona located throughout the city~
Exhibits are either one or two
months long.
Jasmine, Costa Mesa's errant pet lion, who baa giYeD cl·
ty officials fits and was finally Impounded, seems nier
to leave her owner, Dan Shook, but he atlll .baa legal
custody over her -providing she leaves town Scene
took place Fryday at her temporary quarters ~t IJon:
Country Safan m Irvine moments before ahe left· for ex·
Ue to a ranch ill Corona, where she'll be \ess trouble.
Now Shook must clean up court meal Jasmine leaves
behind.
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µoOilted to Bang ' UfltlT ......
]\lichiab Shobelc of Milwaukee, Wis., convicted of
.. murdering three American tourists in Nassau
Baba·mas, will be executed for the slaying Tuesday at 8
• .a.m. Story on PageA3.
U.S. t;ourt Eyes
Alie,n Procedures ,, ,,
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The
supreme court, which ~ed.
tough restrictloM'on .. ar by
the U.S. boarder patrol, agreed
today to review a IOwer court de-
cision that puts further limits on
agents bunting illegal .Mexican
alien&. ' The justices agreed to hear the
Justice Department's appeal of a
9th U.S . Court of Appeals holding
that a vague. highly generalized
warrant issued ·by a lederal
magistrate does not allow ran·
dom questioning or drivers at an
established checkpoint near San
Clemente.
The appeals court based its rul·
.ing on a 1973 Supreme Court de-
cision that h"eld the Border Patrol
could not stop cars tandomly on
b~ck roads to conduct searches.
The bigbcourt ruled last year,
after the appeals court decision
.acted on today, that warranUess
checkpaint auto searches at San
,.,..,.. Pa~Al
PATTY .....
like that even· if she wanted to
because of the state she's in."
U.S. Attorney James L. Brown~
ing, personally in charge ol the
Hearst cue, termed the report·
••a wild story,•• and said ''sbe has
not offered to turn state's
evidence.
"l don't know anything about
any statement that she's made to
the prosecution. I'm not aware of
any cooperation that she's ex-
tending or offering to the pro-
secution. There have been no
plea discussions." .
The Post story said that among
the crimes Miss Hearst con·
f"eued to was the April 21, 1975,
Carmichael bank robbery in
which a woman customer was
killed. Under California law,
anyone convicted or taking part
in such a robbery could be lound
guilty of murder.
The newspaper said its sources
did not elaborate on Miss
·.Hpnit's role in that robbery and
did not ellufnerate oUier crimes.
In another development,
SUperlor Court Judge William L.
Ritzi of Los Angeles signed a writ
orderld'g Miss Hearst to be
broUgbt to the city to face an 11·
··count criminal indictment.
The> order will be served on the
U.S. manhal'sofCiceinSanF.ran-
cisco. Ritzi said no dale 'was
specified for her appearance in·
court. Tb.ere was no immediate
comment on the writ from feeler al
proeecutors in San Fr-isco.
S"' and .other Sy~boi~ese
Liberation Army associates were
charged in a Los Angeles indi~·
ment lut week with taking part
in a crime spree in May 1974. in·
eluding assault with a deadly
weapon, robbery a.Ddkidnaping.
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-MILE •••
• their COlll.la. but ,. ... "";,..,
dlc:atlm ol w)letber U..,. fa,..ed
lbelowercr ~ata .. -. Advance · Planner Fred
Talerico said tbol follcJwlnil the
otudy ._ioc In two w.-., wbea
comml1sloner1 will have bad
time to mull ovar the •ban&~ °"""" wW ·be known about the commisaif>n•a feelings Oil the
pion.
Clemente also were a viola~~ of
lbefoortb amendment. ·
The government argqef in
seeking its latest appeal that the
generalized warr"ant was sµffi·
dent to meet constitutional s:lan-
.dards, although the warrant-Gn.ly
noted the great Influx of illegal
immigrants from Mexico •and
.declared this was ''probable
cause'• for questioning auto
drivers and passengers. .,
The court's ruling overturned
the convictions of three persons
who were questioned at the
checkpoints. ' -ScboolG~ 1
Approved f~r
Public Use
High school gymnasiums in
Newport Beach will now be
available for the public's use
several days each week, city of·
ficials announced today. ...
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On Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Crom 7 p .m . to 9:30 p..m .•
Newport Beach residents are in-
vited to ,use the gym at Corona
del Mar High School, 101
Eastbluff Drive. ' .-The Newport Harbor lUgb
School gym, 600 Irvine Ave will
be open to the publi; on
Saturdays from 2:30 p:m.eo 4
p.m. and on Sundays from .10
a.m. to noon.
Also, people interested In bad·
lninton may use the Ensign J(id-
dle School facilities, 200 Cliff
Drive. from 7 p.m. to9:30p.m. on
Tuesdays, and tl>;e Lincoln ilid-
·die School facilities. at 3101
Pacific View Drive, from 7p.Dl. to
9:30p.m.onThursdays.
Yeggs Get $10,000
'" In Safe .Cracking';
Newport !lea'cb detecijyes
were summoned this IDDl'D1'i& to
a Corona de! Mar restaunmt and
cocttall lounge after the morning
.. help discovered the tMmi•'&'
safe cracked and $8,000 to $18,000
Jllissing. • ..... .,..
Initial reports of tbe job at'th•
restaurant al E. Coast HidtWay
gave no precise amount Of f.be
Ioa. Detectives were attbeSCene
through the early part ot the.day
probing the burlary. •
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HE WIPED Oill.'
DEBI' Wl1H AD;
'''nteflrst call er bouiht iL •• I
That's the succinct advertising
success story related by the
Gorona clel Mar man wbo plac~ tbisaddintheDaily~: "'
NJIAllLY Dlac·1-7 fool,
f il!<b Creative Doalcri
1urfboard. Clear wttb
red•ood. 1lrip. Leash.
• l!loala op"' 1• ,.. ... 1er. ttO.-m-us:,X •
1f yOU have a ae•ng ves..r
you'd like to convert to cash, <all
IK2·M'l8. It only takes afew wqr,i,·
intberi@tplacetofmdabuyer
Along-the Orange Ooas~ U.
rigbtplaceis the Dail;y Pilot. .
/!
Henry Websr:
Still Fighting
Jl.l'LAvautUSPU I .~ ~ ............
After 2S 6:1' d -.Ice Hwy llf. Weber, lf.I>.ntlred tbeNaoyMdbe&onftpll111
lfll 1>att1eo .u.ce ~ 1n 1N0. wblch be
was f-to take._ sunn"' c•uaed a NrtlaJ
lcm al beorinf, are dllf-from thaoe !Mi ••w wllllecm odlve duty.
l'IOW. wrnr woans·BE 'IBITU fO< VaHOWI
publlcatiolll llDd 1peaka In tbe halls ol 10Veromont. be'1ft0Uqtopraehetbemvtrotun.at. ~ :
Dr. Wi.,..., •LeisureWorldn11deat,llubeen
dulirmon of tbe en-ti --.V•tloo com-
mittee for the Calltomia Gtrde:n Clubl, Inc. for"J.5·
yurl. .
All 1ue~. he rlepr • t Jh 18,000 ~ •hen be'
1-.. both in S1cramento and Wiablncloo D.C.
He. speaks more for boslc principles than 1j>eclflc
leJISlation, be explained, because of tile club's !5\-1tus u a nonprofit orgMizatioo.
. FOR ZO YEARS, BE HAS alsO been a boord
member of Defenders of Wlldlite an ftanliaUon ·
which, be explained, believe1 """dlll.tdeaerves a
better brealt Ulan Cenerally elven by flab and wlldllf& afencles." . ·~
-During all these years, be bu otUnded
-numerous agency bearings. 1be experience bas led
lli.m to conclude that "relOUl"ce manacement is
~h an important thing. we can't always leave it to
fhio-le we call experts.:• ·
Juat iix weeks ago,
be explained, be attended a heoring In
Washington, D.C. on·
'migratory birds. The
atend• said that
comments from the public would be bear\l,
time permitting
LESS . THAN A
HALF HOUll before the
,hearing was to end, ~
interrupted the meeting
and ob.iected that it was ''an extremely un ·
democratic way•• to
. . ~BER -~~~ct a p~blic
The experts, be believes, baive usually AlreadY
made their decisions before the hearing starts.
· "I guess you could say I'm kind of a maverick
in this business," he admitted.
His involvement began soon after he retired
and moved to Palm Springs. That was when he
learned that mourning doves were being. shot: as 1arne .birds.
HE OBJECTED, LEARNED THAT others did
too, and tried to get restrictive legislation passed\.
The effort failed but it led him.into other areas ot
concern.. •
"It's been a long pull but it's a very interestiftg
subject to be involved in," he said.
"It's up to young people to get busy and use
their influence."
· Although some people are pitting the environ·
. ment against the economy, Dr. Weber said this is
not how it should be.
''R'S SIMPLY GttnNG THE wrong Stant on
the picture,•• he said.
''When one goes up, the other goes up.''
He believes this would happen if an effort were
made to improve the inner cities. Such an effort
wOuld require"jobs, he explained, but it would also
improve one part of the environment while it saves
the outer areas which are rapidly being made into suburbs.
Dr. Weber, who shares his home office with his
paintings or wildlife, numerous papers be has writ·
ten, a plaque placing him in the California
Conservation Hall of Fame and a 20-year-old pet
dove, Solomon, .also believes there's no excuse for air pollution.
"I THINK IT'S TERRIBLE. It's an insult tp
one's inteUigence to have so lilUe done about it '' he
said. '
But his experiences also provide reason to be somewhat optimistic.
When he became involved in 1940, few people
thought of the environment. Now, many people
share his interest. ·
And eight years ago al a meeting in Palm Spr.
ings, be recalled, he suggested that energy be con·
served and solar energy be investigated.
THAT WAS DURING A TIME when people who
u.sed the· most electricity were given the cheapest
rates. Now, too, people are thinking u he did then.
"As people become better informed, better
educated," he explained, "they begin to see the light .'"
Fuel Shortage
Reduced Deaths?
BERKELEY (AP) -.Alameda County· during
Last year's gasoline the fint three months ot.
shortage may have re--1974.
sufted in a longer lite for
inany Americons by cut-THE GllEATEST drop
ting down on auto ex· -33 percent in San
hausts, a University of Francisco and 38 percent
Cali!ornia,,.tudy sayS. in Alameda County -
. A te•m Of public health ·came in deaths from
specialists at the un· chronic lung diseases.
ivenity's Berkeley cam· Heart disease deaths
pus said that the number declined 17 percent in
of deaths fell 13 percent San Francisco and 11
in San Francisco and 8 percent in Alameda
percent across the bay in County.
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§hell IIiformat1on Series:
Motor Oil
• I want to help your car~ engi•
live to a ripe~old age. -
By Bruce Boswell, Shell Lubrication Expert
Jln<..S..W.1
Whether you use Shell or another motor
oil this information might put off that
awful moment when the mechanic says,
"This isn't going to be cheap."
Motor oil isyolD" engine's life blood . The type
of oil you use and the way you use it can help
you get thousands of extra miles without a
major engine repair.
Oil's enonnous job
At 55 mph, each piston in yolD" engine moves
upand down inside its cylinder about35 times
a seoond. It travels about a quarter of a mile
~~~~ foreverymileyoudrive. When ~ you step on the gas, the piston
rods push against the crank·
shalt with a pressure of more
than a thousand pounds per ~ square inch.
A film of motor oil thinner
than this newspaper page sep-
arates these parts and keeps
them from ,grinding each other
to pieces.
Besides this lubricating
job, a motor oil soould clean the engine, help
cool it, and protect against rusting. With all
this work to do, yolD" mot.or oil deserves
yolD" attention.
SAE lOW, SAE30, etc. What
those numbers really mean
Tt.ose are viscosity grades. They tell how
thick the oil is. The higher the number, the
thicker the oil.
The SAE stands for the Society of Aut<>-
motive Engineers, who 8et up the grades. The
W means it's for cold weather use.
When starting an engine in cold weather,
a thin oil like lOW will flow . well and protect
well. But as the engine gets hotter, the oil gets
thinner, and a lOW can't always protect a hot
engine adequately.
The opposite is true for a high viscosity
grade like SAE 30 or 40. It's thick enough to
protect a hot engine, but on a really cold
morning it would be too thick. The engine
Try this motor.oil
fact or 1111th quiz.
Your oil can look dirty and still be OK.
Fa<t. The oil gets dark because engine
contamination is being held in the oil i11Btead
of deposited in the engine.
Motor oils made from Pennsylvania crude
necessarily perform better. Myth. Where
the crude oil comes from has little to do with
the quality of the finished product. Refining
and additives make the important dif·
ferences in motor oils.
Eve,Yone should change the filter every
time they chlµlge oil. Myth. Moot car
makers recommend changing the filter
every other time. If yru're changing it every
tjme, you may be wasting money. Check
your owner's manual to find oul
Multigrade oil Call save psollne. Fact. Jn
a cold startl-up, a !OW.JO or IOW-40 multi-
grade oil will be thinner than a single grade
30 weight. Therefore the engine runs with
less ·drag and uses leSB gasoline. In cold-
weather short-trip driving, when the
engine never ,really gets wormed up, l!Ome
1 drivers may save as much as 3.4 percent,
depending on the car and the temperature.
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would be hard to start and the thick oil would
be slow getting to vital parts.
Multigrades
Multigrade oils;· the kind with two numbers .
like IOW-40, contain chemicals called
polymers that make them act like low visaJ&.
ity grade oils when the engine is cold and hV;h
viscosity grade oils when the engine is /wt.
So why doesn't everybody buy multi·
grades? .
Because single grades generally cost less.
And many people can use them satisfactorily,
depending on the weather and the way they
drive. To find the grades that we recommend
for the temperature range in yolD" area, see
the chart at right.
lbingsto consider
when choosing a motor oil
Conaider the kind of driving you do. Perhaps
a single grade IOW is right for norm;il winter
driving in your area. But on a long highway
trip with a heavy load, the engine will get
pretty hot even though it's cold outside. You'd
need a lOW-30 or JOW-40 for high tempera-
ture protect.ion as well as quick winter starts.
Th£ cmufil.Um of the car can make a dif
fer.nee. If the car is hard to start when it's
cold, alow viscosity oil can help it turnover. If
yolD" car is an "oil blll1lei", a high viscosity oil
can cut consumption. (But get it fixed as soon
as you can. It pollutes.)
It dlleim't lw.rt to mix when adding oil.if
If the oil in yolD" engine is right for your car,
and the oil you're adding is too, it doesn't
make any differen ce if they're different
brands. ,
. Today's cars need >wt be "broken in"
with any special oil. At yolD" first oil change,
The hig!>est P"""""' in your engine is where the camshi.lt(A) pushes against the valve tilters (8).
Here, an anti· wear additive in the oil lays down a
thin film that must protect while pressure
reaches about 100,000 lbs. per sq. inch .
start off with the right oil for your car, then
stick with it.
A good ail dlleim't nud h£lp from an oil
treatmnit. An oil that meets the car maker's
warranty service requirements is designed to
do everything your engine needs. Look for
"Service ClaSsiJication SE" on the can.
What oil changes really do
Maybe yolive heard a story about a guy who
never changed his oil and drove 60,000 miles
without a bri!akdown. Some of those stories
might be bile for all I know. But I wouldn't
try it with my-ear. ·
The fact is, you play the odds with oil
changes.
Today'$ high quality oils and filters do a
•
commendable job of protecting against the
dirt, soot, acid, and other junk that gets into
yolD" oil. The oif s detergent properties are so
good that about a poimd of this contaminati;m
can be suspended in yo ID" oil where it will drain
out at changing time. '
But there's a limit to what the oil can do.
If you don't change, eventually the additives
Find the pwle Shtll reeommenda: for 7our dlmate:.
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·•O 0 10 ~ ~ ~ • • n m • * I••
OullMle Ttmpenlun
• Nol reconwnended tor auataned high t9"d drMnQ
that suspenc\ dirt, .fight wear, and so forth
will be used up and trouble can start.
So, whi!;}ou can save a few bucks on oil
over the life of a car by slretching between
changes, I don't think it's worth the risk.
Now some information about
Shell lllQlor oils:
Check the Shell lineup
for the right motor oil
for your car.
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Shell X·IOO* motor oils are available in
single grades SAE JOW, 20W, 30, and 40.
Each offers the protection you need for its
temperature range. And each meets the
warranty service requirements of every
U.S. car maker. An{I most foreign cars.
Shell X·IOO~ Multigrade motor oil is an
SAE IOW-40, an all-season oil offering
excelle nt high temperature protection plus
good low temperature startability. !ls
patented formula fights sludge and other
contaminants that can harm your engine.
Shell Super X~motoroil earns the !OW-00
rating, the \videst multigrnd e range you
can buy. If yo u want even greater high
te mperature protection than Shell IOW-40,
t.his oil is for you.
With proper care and a top quality
mowr oil (and Shell Super X is our finest)
'"'e believe that most of today's newer cars
can be expect.,d to go 100,000 miles without
a major engine repair and with no apprc~
ciable sac rifice in perfonnance.
Any questions? Write me.
Send them with your name and address to:
Bruce Boswell, Shell Oi!Co., P.O. Box61609,
Civic Center Station, Houston , Texas, 77208.
For some more information on taking
good care of your car, ask forourfree booklet,
"Questions and Answers About Motor Oil."
People
working
with energy
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By SYLVIA PORTER =:"~~.'. J ::::.·~
J At this, the start of the fourth quart~r or 1975, our =:..-:''' fi 1,l ~~·~
tinlOmy is well into its initial recuPt'ratlon rrom the de~ ..,.,.,,".,..Ult .. 11 1~""'
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iepest, broadest, most prolonged slump since the depression =:t: :,;,o; ~~ "J ll"-; ~
l 1930s, more than 40 year.> ago. ::C:Z. ~ 1; ,,, J~! ~
' But despite s urface evidence :;u~i,:csting it is a s turdy, :f!:,,n,,J~: 2!: 1: -~
~-1<;.; -":Ven ~ng roe~overy, 1L e:tlreudy is blotched by threats Al•"'•·*'' 231 6it\ • J'lj,
,,i whi~h . 11 permitted to bet'ome realities, could abort the ~ ~t=,! ! -,ft 1f11o.!. ~
•1 basically feeble upturn in a m~tter of months. Some na· :i~l:JI~ "! li..,.; :":
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tionaJly r espected AJePpf1.211 .. i•oo n +ill. Al.W.• ll'lhl • 111 ll"i ..... •' economists, in Catt, arc Artin•'"'·'° • 1 ''""+·~
openly pr~dicling that Z:'r:~:~~: ~ J~-; l: the shap~ o f th is move· Money's ..,.,.,. Ar .IO' *'I ···
t I Ak.oSlCI .~' ) J.._ •.. men w ll. change into ,. Worth "It°" ... .,·'' 11 •31 21\lo+ ,.,., "d bi h ..... ...,, ,IMI • M !"" .. OU e ump" <.ind WC Alll'OCp ,JOb I 11 1$'9• ~
will aga;n b<· "lo.do'n" i1r.uelw 1 ID l 10 1' • i.t ., " AllO L.welpf l . 1 ll"" • "
downward as early as A11o ,..., t.s! t s:w "" 41 .... c;,p . .o 14 • t.\lo
mid-1976 with all that the down\\'ard s lope o f a ''W" n exl 1<111c1 °''·'° ' 100 Jl'lili• "'" AllclMMo .WI e I 10\11
year w ould imply fot our jobs, paychecks and profits as w e ll AnledPt"ad 1 1 1J """'• ~
as for the Novi.:mber 197fi(•lt•ct ions. :::~:i -~ ';J 1~~ : Alli~ 0.. .U S .l4 •O.-\;o THE ANXt t:T I ES A R t : indil!putable. Skepticism is Al~P .>WI 10 ' 7\!o• v. • ~ Al(041 1.3' II 337 .0~ • \i.
W1yespread .._. n1o n 1? consurnt·rs and busin essmen tha t the """'N. J J • 36~·· • 14
slump has even cndc'll (not so surprising if the s keptic is in :=;itpt1j~ 1~ 1~: ,~...,;,:?
t h e basie, still wc;.ik auto ur housing industries or lives in a AmllM .ea ' 110 11"' • ""' . h Anll:enl . 21 1 fO ~ -•
ne1g borhood wht•rc joblessness 1s alarmin g ly hig h or is· ..._.c1.10 4 1 1s 11o ........... , .lOQ ' 261 u ..... v. among the tlOSC' I ll !l rnillion unemployedJ._ ,. "''"' Jv. .. x&s 45'.<o • ._
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n ec· a t'O~l·s arcC'normous . m o n f!t em : a nun· AmA1r11 .. ,, l)I '"'--'"'
aeccpt1::1bly high rall' uf inflation. steep level of inter est :e:.!:1::2; ,! :i!:Z..:. ~
rates. a hug~· total of unt:mployetl. tremendous budget de Nn&•<•C.ID 1 ••1 1•~ .. ~
ficits . • :c!.kl2°1J! : ... ~ ;~::: :::
·rhus. s o L.1r this 1s a fragile und uncertain recuperation :~M1,: • t~ 7":=: ¥;
j ust as !ht.• fl'vcris h boom that bred the 1974· 75 s lumpfla ""°"""' '·10 • 9 1114 • "' I• All'ICJ.., 1'11 I 16S 2' .. V.
1 11on \\'as Jo.vless ant.l unsus tainablc . AmDtU .1711 .. n •~. ""
llut l'vcn admitting all the ··1rs. ands & butl'i, .. an ex !~~~1.,;~10 4~ 1;...,.:.'""
µans ion t his is 1·0 document AOU• p1 .a.... 1 11...,. v. "mElcPw 1 1 n2 1t1.1o-"'
--:--·· ':l F.A t.· · GROSS n utio nul product -with the impact
or price 1ncrc~1 s es on the dollar tota ls elimin ated -rose in
the set·on d ~ind third quarters a fter five consecutive
quartt•rs o f decline. and the r ise is continuin g. The advances
tould put the economy·s real growth for 1975 al 6 to 8 p e rcent
or even mor('. This is the broadest m easure o r our-nation's
output of goods and services .
-A s of August, latest reportin~ date. production of o ur
nalion·s factories. mines ahd uti lities h ad risen four months
in a ~ow a n d tht:; pa~·e of rise' has been accelerating . In·
d ustnal produ('t1on 1s b<1('k lo the highes t level since
January 1975.
-The t otal number of e mployed · in the U .S . has
climbed 1.5 million to 8.5.4 m illion . h igh est l'iince November
1974 . Layoffs ha\'c bottomed out, rehirings a r e r isin g.
Altho ugh the uncm ploym ('nl rate remains high a t 8.'I per·
cent of the 'labor force and the rate is much hig h e r among
blacks. t eenager s a nd women, the rate i s down from last
s ummer's p eak of 9.2 percent and joblessness amon g heads
o f hous'eholds is n ow down to 5.5 p e rcent
-PE R S~NAL I NCO!'fES h ave bee n sur~ing upward,··
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;; -"R ear · s pendable e arnings of t y pical worker s have
·:,. turned upward at last and in August were above the
year-ago level for the f irst time since February 1973. These
are weekly earnin gs m inus federal incom e a nd Social
Security taxes a nd adjusted to reflect erosion o f buying
power Crom price increases. •
I. · :-Con s umt.'r confidence has p e rked up markedly a nd t., retail sales h ave rebounded in res ponse to our inc r eased
""': s pendin g and buying on the instalme nt p la n . While s t ill
dep.ressed. the auto and ho u sing indus tries h ave com e back
;:t b 1l as consum e r s h ave boosted their buy ing o f new and
u sed cars, n ew and o ld houses .
-Bus iness. s lashed its inventories at a s pectacularly
brutal pace during the s lump a nd goods in warehouses are :> now down lo levels whe r e busin ess will be fo r ced to renew
buy ing and r est ockin g m e r e ly l o m eet c urrent d e mands .
-THE S TOC K MARKET, a s m easur e d by the New ~ York Stock E"c hange index, soared 56 percent between las t
:i fa ll and m id .July . S tock price u ps a nd downs are consid ered
.. a ke)l~leadil'_lg indicator -telegraphing in advance the ups
~ a nd downs 1n the econom y as a whole. The stock m a rket's
_ upsurge was unquestionably s i g naling the recuperation in
~ the economy t h a t began in l ate s pring .
•· Neverthel ess. the threat s to the life of this economic r e-
"" covery are very r e al and frig hte ning. They could hall what
,, would b e a l o n g , h ealth y uptre nd under im aginative,
"; ~owledgea bl e. courageous lead ership the nation believed
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 197S
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Today's C:losl•l!C
N.Y. Stoek
c TEN CENTS
Ste}!~hild of a Booni T~wn Bust -.
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-GllrtknGrove.-'l'IWS11mpoe1nto Qiota,Mes1 's
pat eamea courtety ol tho city's
••••• lt7t·7.S report, 10,000 ._.....cl 'wblcb b1ve been print-
ed for dlltrlbutlon to schools and
\libraries and to companies mak-
~iaquirieo about the city.
The report, which «J8l '8.000.
hu •~bieenteoaiaJ theme and de-
v<>tes 12 p11es to the history o1
lll!:J>alion, slate and"nty, and one
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MESA PARAMEDICS MONITOR VIC1'IM'S YIT,AL .$IONS.
Bob McV•Y ·(1.:.11), "lllchllnl Augioltu•'on ·flntcitll ·
Mesa Paramedics
Begin 24-Hour Aid
Costa Mesa~s paramedics are
in service toda·y.
They began their around-the-
~lock duty at 7:30 a.m. Saturday,
and during the day responded to
'(Mee calls -a man who had
fallen in bis fro.nt yard, an auto
accident in which the driver had
passed out and a report of~ body
\11 the street which turned out to
be a false alarm.
Battalion Cbief Robert
McClelland said today that the men are based at the station al
2803 Royal Paloi Drive near the
~t .Office. on Adams Avenue, JOO the $15,000 paramedic van
* * *
Fall Victim
Paramedics'
First Case
A-man who had tb_e dubious dis·
tinction of being the neW' Costa
Mesa "Fire Depp;rtmen'l
paramedic team_'s firSt c&sualty,
lour t)oUrs a fter they went into
~rvi~ Satur.day, U!i recuperat-
101 \Dday. . ,
R~ was ideotified as Bill
Ducbek, 60, of 3199 Sicily Ave .,
Co6ta Mesa. and was 'injured in a
fall at b,,is.ho~e aboUt.11 :30 a.m.,
.authorities said ..
Duc hek w·•s trelted at lhe
~cene and transported to Costa
•Mesa Memorial H'~lal. where
•he was examined arid r'eleasecl.
lnve1ligat o r s' 'said it w as
feare:d be had bead ii\lwies, but
he recovered p~t~ceably wblle in
1\heir'Presence 11nd .was aj)pareOt·
•ly pronOnnced in good ~hape
""'w.ben checke·d over at t he
bospilal.
ne paramedic team which re-
cently campteted an iiltensive
'training course and cerWication
as J'hed icalty kDowledgeable
bel{an U...lr ·nnt day at d)lly at. 7
a.m. Satw:<ta~ ..
Infant· G..V.1 J)i e.i! ' . SOU'tH GA.TE" (AP) ~ An ln-
fanl air! w11 bumecl to death Md
her grandmot~er 1!\lur.Of! wheh a
fire awept t lfrou1lf their South
t Gate bo~e. 'Fife ptfidals stid
Brandy P•lofo•, 6 'IJJOfllhl, died
at Gountr -\ISC Medical ceoter
SalW'day nil~l. ' '
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will be on display to the publiC
there.
The main features of the van
are a radi that transmits elec·
trocard1og m read.mgs to doc:·
lo~l H ag Memorial Hospital. an a d {ribillator and os-
cill co .
The so will be ootside ci-
ty ball TU ay night during the
city council mee ting -the meet-
ing begins at 6:30 p.m . -while
the paramedics give a presenta·
lion on the program.
McClelland said that the
number to call to report a
medical emergency is 549-1111.
"We are not a doctor making
house caJls, but if there is any
doubt about whether it is an
emergency or nol we should be
called." t he battalion chief said.
"rhe Paramedics recently
completed 1,024 hours or train·
ing, along with fire~en rrom
Orange County. who will provide·
paramedic service in Irvine, and
Newport Beach firemen, at
Orange County MediCal Center.
All the new graduates wfJI use
. Ho•g as tbe bue hospital.
"McClelland estjmated the cost
of the program in Costa Mesa at
$120,000 ror the first year. Nine
Costa· Mesa !iremen entered the
training program and seven
graduat ed -Bob' McVey,
Richard Augustus, Joe Wood,
Steve· Twigg, Mark Brown, Jim
Dibble, and Frank Fantino .
The men receive a S percent
special assignment increase for
beirig paramedics.
The purpose ol the paramedits
is to .stabilize the condition or a
patient before he is transported
lo hospital. The van has the basic
tools of a hospital emergency
. <Stt ME DICS, Page /\2)
VCI: First
JO Years
, lthasbeen lOyeansince
the: first students were ad-
mitted "to classes at UC
Irvine.
On Tue!day, the Daily
Pilot will publish a speciaJ
a-ectlon highlighting the
growth and achievements
ofUCJ'1 first decade.
Look for "UCI 10" in
your Tuesday Daily ~lot.
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pqe to• ftscal statement.
It was prepared by public rela-
tions entrepreneur Richard
Gavotto. who used inlormaUon
from the book, ''A SJjce of
Oranae." a history of C03ta
Mesa, written by Ed Miller, the city's assistant finance director.
The CtNt attempt to turn the
area into a town occurred in 1887
when the town of Fairview' was
established. Real estate pro-
mot.en subdivided lbe a.rf:a lnLo
small farms ranging from 21ti to
10 acres to appeal to farmers in
Iowa. where advertisements
weresenL
Where exactly was Fairview?
"U you ever had lo wait ror the
signal to cbange al the cdrner or
Harbor Boulevard and Baker
Street you were parked in the
midst of what was 'downtown'
Fairview,'· the report explaiM.
Fairview didn't make it. The
boom busted two years later in
181119 and 35 bomes were moved lo
Santa Ana, leaving lbe lown
almost deserted.
Unlike Fairview, the land to
the east was gradually sub--
divided into farms. In 1886, the
first settlers from Boston came
lo the area of Paularino, named
for the original owner when the
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana
was distributed among the heirs
in )868. The Santa and Newport
Railroad, whic h ran down
Newport Boulevard, served
these farmers.
But this area remained sleepy
until the more recent land boom
of the 1950 's and '60's. The laQd
which finally gave way lo Costa
Mesa was along the railroad
tracks. Some time prior lo 1003 a
($ttHISTORV, Page AZ )
• T -m eat.on Ford
Gunmen
Demand
Patty
NEW YORK (UPIJ -Two
would-be stickup men bungled a
bank robbery attempt this after-
noon, took 12 persons hostage and
demanded the release of
newspaper heiress Patricia
Hearst. (Related story A2).
One robber, interviewed by
UPI by telephone inside the bank,
said: "Tell them we want Pally
Hearst out. We want the J.larOs.es
out. We want the Oriental girl out.
Also, we want $10 million in gold.
Maybe w e'll take less, that 's what
we want ntnV. ··
A police spokesman said the
drama began in a Bankers Trust
Co. branch in Lower Manhattan
when two s u'spects carrying
handguns attempted a stickup.
Emergency services police-and
FBI agents wearing Oak jackets
cordoned off the area between
12tb and 13th Streets on Sixth
AVeeue and es·pollce helicopters
circled overhead.
Four officers carrying hi1h-
powered rifles with telescopic
sights took cover behind a green
station wagon parked directly in
lronloft.he bank and trained their
weapons on the gray-curtained
windows of the building, using the
hood of the car as arm rests.
Crowds of people gaped from
apartment building windows and
fast-food restaurants at the un-
folding scene.
A police'spokesman said there
had been no communication by
police with the suspects. He said it
was possible that one shot was
fired in the incident. but it had not
been determined by whom or
whether there had been any in·
juries to either the hostages or the
suspects.
Thieves Get
Sowzd Effect
Costa Mesa police today were
seeking a Cry Baby with a foot
pedal, among other items stolen
in burglaries and grand thefts
over the weekend.
The Cry Ba by. a sound system
amplilication device, was one
piece of equipment stolen from
the Sheetz, a rock band perform·
ing at the Gas Company tavern ..
1550 Superior Ave .. police said to-
day.
Band member Ric hard L .
Beaumont. 24 , of ~ Magellan
St., Costa M esa, told in -
vestigators the $390 grand theft,
which included a microphone, oc-
curred while he was offstage,
eating dinner.
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Shout It Out
The Rev. Paul Thomas promised his congregation several
weeks ago that when they had 250 in church he would
''shout it from the rooftops ." The parish rallied and the
Rev. Thomas kept ttis word. Sunday he climbed onto the
roof. announced the achievement, and san.e: .. Amazing
Grace·· as about JOO people watched in his Costa Mesa
Church of Christ.
'Speed' Haul Seized
Colorado authorities were pre-
paring pap~rwork in their case
against a Costa Mesa man and
his alleged accomplice in an
$80,000 drug sales seizure, the
largest case involving so-called
"speed" in the history of the
Rocky Mountain states.
Benny J . Steeley, 38, a systems
analyst. of 2093 Maple Ave., has
been released from Larimar
County Jail on $25 ,000 bail. pend-
ing arraignment on the felony
charges.
He was arrested early Satur·
day at a motel east of Fort
Coltins , Colo., along with Robert
H . West, 39 , of Whittier, on
charges of sales of dangerous
drugs.
Michael Elijah, chief in·
vestigator ror the Lari mar Coun-
ty Sheriff's Office, said today
that additional arrests are pend·
ing in Southern California as a
result of the capture of Steeley
and West.
Investigation into alleged drug
traffic involving amphetamine
stimulant drugs smuggled from
California to Colorado has been
under way on an intensive basis
for the past three months. ac-
cordin g to authorities.
"This is probably the largest
seizure of speed ever in this
area."' Detective Elijah said to-
day when contacted in Fort
Collins. 1 He said the half-million am·
phetamine table ts allegedly
purchased from Steeley and
West for $40,000, half their street
sales value in smaller quantities,
was definitely the biggest haul in
Colorado history.
The asserted drug buy involv·
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'Forty Years of Dell'
Laguna GWJSlwt Victim Succumbs at 63
By JACK CHAPP ELL °' 111e 0.11, ,..._sun
Imprisoned in a wheelchair for
nearly 40 years by an armed rob-
ber's guDJJhot, Harold Marshall
of Laguna Beach gained freedom
Sunday. He died at Orange Coun·
ty Medical Center. Hewas63.
An autopsy is-pending, however~ Officials of the Orange
C6unty Coroners office said to-
day the cause or death may be
linked to the a:unshot which lef\f>
Mr. Marshall a paraplegic.
The man who sbot Marshall
was pardoned in 1968 by then
Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown.
Gerald Vance, then a printer in
Woodland, had served 18 years in
prison a.a the result of the kidnap-
ping, robbery and shooting on
June 16, 1936.
That night, Marshall, young,
good-looking and a bit or a lady's
man, had agreed to drive a cab
while the driver look flls wife to a
movie. Ordinarily Mars hall
worked as a Greyhound ticket
agent.
He picked up the then 18-year-
old Vance as a fare and was
directed lo drive out Laguna ca.
nyonRoad.
Speaking for an interview with·
the Daily Pilot 10 years ago, Mr.
Marshall recalled the event with
sharp and bitter clarity.
Marshall said he was bil so
hard with a stolen pistol that it
shattered the butt of the gun.
''The i:lamn fool hit me and shot
me while I was driving. One 1hot
went past my head and the other
went into my spine," heu.id.
Marsha ll said that Vance's
.Partner, Fulton DeBOnl, now de-
------------
ad. was waiting in a car for
Vance.
"They were going to tie me up
and leave me but I talked them
into taking me back into town,"
he said.
"They took me behind the old
Sandwich Mill where the Woi:ld
Savings & Loan Association is
now and threw m e out. I called
out and some fellow in the
restaurant heard me," Marshall
said.
Mr. Mars hall spent six months
in the hospital after the attack.
Then he spent two _siears on hi s
back. His remaining years, were
dPent in and out of hospitals.
Marsha11·s father, lloward
Marshall', said hi s son hadbeen in
the hospital frequently lorthe last
three months. (!!eeVl CTI M, Page A%)
President
Wasn't
In Area
NEWARK, N.J . (AP)-A man
armed with two steak knives was
arrested Saturday night in lhC:
Hotel Robert Treat after
threatening lo kill President
Ford, who had left the hotel a
half-hour earlier·, police said to-
day. He claimed he was Jesus.
Jam es Speller. 33, or East
Orange, was char:ged today by
federal authorities with threaten-
ing to kill the President. He will
be. arraigned before a. U.S.
·magistrate here Tuesday.
Speller, a·rmed with a razor,
threatened to jump ofr the south
tower or the World Trade Center,
New York 's highest skyscraper,
on Labor Day. He was talked
down by a rabbi.
Newark Deputy Police Chief
Joseph Manghisi said Speller
. was being sought on an assault
and battery warrant al the time
of his arrest .. 1-Je was charged by.
Newark police Saturday with
possessioo of dangerous
weapons.
Manghisi said Spellef was ar-
rested in the hotel lobby at 10
p.m. about (Ive minutes after the
President took off from Newark
Airport in Air Force One. Ford
addressed a Republican fund·
raising dinner in the hotel.-
Paul Scanlon, special agent in
charge of the Newark Secret
Service office. said, ''By the time
of his arrest, security had been
discontinued since the Preside nt
had already left." He said he
doubted Speller could have got·
ten near the hotel while the
President was in the building.
Manghi s i s aid detective
Charles Whitner approached
Speller after hotel officials ex-
pressed alarm .
The deputy chief quoted
Speller as sayin g, "I'll use the
knife. not the gun. The beast
must be killed. I'm J esus."
STOCKS RISE
ON FE D'S R OLE
NEW YORK (UPI J -Signsthe
Fed e ral R eserve Board has
eased its monetary policy car-
rit..-d prices higher in fairly active
trading today on the New York
Stoc k Exchange.
The Dow J ones industrial
average, wh ic h rolled up 29.0S
points in the pas t two sessions ,
gained 6.45 points to 819.66.
Advance s outdistanced
decline:>. 964 to 407. (Tables,
Al OJ.
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s k1l'S in the .iftC'rnoon
hours inland. Cooler davs
\\ilh be<:ac h hi ghs 65 ri ~iiig
lo 70 inland.
I NSIDE T ODAY
Pree flu immunizations /OT'
senior citizens are being o/-
J~ed al 43 clinics in Orange
County tlirough December
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l CITY REPORT TRACES EARLY DEVELOPMENTS IN COSTA MESA r Fairview, P•ularlno end Harper Were Predeceaaora
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Employ es
,To :Appeal
Pay Offer
The Costa Mesa City Employes
Association is at an imp~se with
the city's management in pay
negotiations. ·
FronaP~Al
HISTORY .••
family na med Harper construct-
ed a loading platform and
private fi iding at the com er of
18th St r ee t and Newpo·rt
Boulevard.
The Harper family mo~ed on
but the name! remained.
Meanwhile, a second train sta-
tion called Thurin was located
where where Fairview Road in·
tersects Newport Boulevard.
Handcuffed
Teen Beats
Policeman
A teenager arrested at a loud,
wild and large Costa Mesa party
Saturday night today faces far
more serious charges after al·
legedly going on a rampage in
the police department later and
attacking a patrolman.
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DRUGS •••
1D1 ~ ud WIOl occurred
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~--... llllnaelf, ulll ID-
115".rt-DJ• " e bod met 'l'ltb me penm
and purcbued cO.alne from him
in the put," uld llrvestil•tor
EllJah, ldentllyln1 tbat in·
divldual aa Weot. a labonr .
He aald wbeD questioned
lwtbor that Steeley la coaoiderecl
a primary suspect In the BID·.
pbetamlne dful dealinl and not
someone wbo ~rtaai:-happened
to be at the wron1 place at the
wrong tlm&-ln Weal'• com-
pany-when the arrests oc-
curred.
The alleged druc trafficking in
the Fort Collins area. a militlll'Y
bue re1ion, has been under in·
vestlgaUOI\ by the Lari mar Coun·
ty Sberlff's Olllce, the Colorado
Bureau of lnvestt1aUon, and
federal narcotics agents for some
time.
Ff'OMP~AI
' MEDICS •••
room, and the paramedic crews
are qualified to administer drugs
and intravenous solutions on doc·
tor's instructions given by radio.
The paramedics will not take a
patient to hospital. Ambulance
crews will still do that.
Court Reviews
Abortion Law
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The city has offered a 6.25 per-
cent ip.crease. a nd has informed
tbe association th at it will recom-
mend to the council that the raise
be impleme nted unilaterally
'because the association's or-
ficers have refused to sign a
memorandum ~f agreement.
Association president Patlicia
Guilford said today that the as-
SO<!iation will appeal to the City
Council at Tuesday night's meet-
ing to give the association's posi-
tion consideration.
For 15 years after 1910, when
the first apple tree was planted,
fame and fortune came to Harper
because of the quality of the ap-,
pies grown . The era ended when
the weather changed.
The name Harper was changed
because freight and mail were
wrongly being left at
Harperville, another Orange
County township. A contest was
held in 1920 and Miss Alice
Plumer won with the Spanish
words meaning coast tableland,
Costa Mesa.
The juvenile, unidentified due
to his age, inflicted minor to
moderate injuries on Officer
George Poling, when he alleged·
ly started beating the patrolman
with a pair of handcuffs.
Officer Poling, 25, sustained
abrasions on , his neck in the
melee which occurred shortly
before midniCbt in tbe report·
writina: aectioo of. tbe station
where prisoners, especially
juveniles, are occ~ionally ques·
ti on ed.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The
Sups:eme Court today agreed_ to
review Missouri's 1974 abortion
law, a complex statute which re·
quires the husband's consent
and, in some instances, approvaJ
by the woman's parents.
The law was challenged by
Planned Parenthood of Central
Missouri and two doctors. It was
enacted by the legislature and
signed into law by Gov .
Christopher S. Bond following
the Supreme CoUrt's 1973 de·
cision drastically restricting the
states' power to regulate abor·
tiom.
Tickets ·Still. Left·
.F().-Hicks .Speech ' "
The association has been seek-
ine a 7.25 percent increase.
Mrs. Guilford said that the
city's offer was not competitive
with the increases granted city
employes iii four other Orange
County cities, cities chosen for
comparison with Costa Mesa.
The employes association
represents miscellaneous
employes, essentially all those
except police and firemen. The
police association reportedly has
agreed to a seven percent in·
crease, though the firemen,
.represented by the Teamsters,
are also reported at an impasse.
Personnel Director William
Todd. was not available this
morning to confirm the status of
tbe negotiations.
Mrs. Guilford said that the city
also baa offered to increase
medical benefits by $12 a month
per employe. But the city bas
modified the scholastic program,
and removed a $10 a month in·
creaae for an employe who has
been with the city five years.
Meet and confer sessions have
been conducted between
mana1ement and the employe
groups since the end of August.
Asked ii sbe felt they had been
· conducted in good faith, Mn.
GuiUord replied, "We don't real-
ly feel the negotiations have have
been conducted in good faith. The
city has always given a first and
final ofter. and no matter what
data we give them it is always
the first and final offer.''
Rebels Attack
In Argentina
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
(UPI) -Argentine troops
fanned out across two provinces
today-in pursuit of left-wing euer-
rillas who stormed an Army
bale, seized a provincial airport
andfied in a hijacked jetliner.
:I'be Army s aid at least 26
peraons were killed Sunday in a
three-pronged rebel attack
around Formosa.
OAANG.E COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rot.rt N. Weed
l"rt1ldtt1l '"" P~111hnH
Jack R. Curlev
\'k• Prttldtt11 •""' Gl'-81 Ml11•orr
Th0ma5 K~ll
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Ttlomas A. Murphine MINtl"t Coo1or
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ChM1n H. Loos Akhar~ P. Nall ............ , Mf"'9"'9 ~ ... ton
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By 1940 the population of Costa
Mesa was 4,600, and by 1950 it
was still only 9,000. By 1970,
however, it had climbed to 75,000,
and today is about 82,000.
The report also notes that the
city was incorporated in 1953 -
the vote was 1,808 to 1,446 -and
the same year the site of an old
airport between Victoria and
19th streets from Placentia
Avenue to Santa Ana River wu
subdivided into 831 homes. They
cost between S7,995and$8,995.
Angry Spouse
Loses Auto
To Woodpile
Whatever caused the quarrel,
it's probably an old abandoned
topictoday. .
A Costa Mesa woman provided
fresh fuel to keep the home
domestic fires burning &mday
night following a spat with her
husband, according to police re·
ports.
The young housewife, 23,
jumped into the family car and
roared off for a ride as a method
of cooling down and separating
herself from her husband to pre·
vent further conflict.
She apparently became loit in
thooght, however, while zooming
down Pomona A venue, accord·
ina: to the repart by Officer Jeff
Miller, and didn't pay enoug~ at·
teniontoherdriving.
Police said she came to the end
of the road at its dead-end, wta,are
the couple"s car crashed tbfOOgh
a chain link fence, taking out 20
feet of it.
The car then careened on
through a pile of stacked
firewood, scattering it in all
directions, before it finally came
to a bait, investigators said.
Damage to the car was major,
.while the driver's search for
calm and peace of mind was
totaled.
Oktobeif est
Sets Records
M UNICH, We'st Germany
CAP> -What ls called the
world 's biggest beer -drinking
festival, the 16-day Munich
Oktoberfest, ended with record·
consumption figures reported.
A total of 4.5 million steins of
beer -cd'ntaining about two
pints each -were downed, ac·
companied by 600,000 fried
chickens. 800,000 pork sausages,
42 barbecued steers, 28 deer and
35 boars. .
Predominantly fair weather
brought about six million. people
to Tberesienwiese. the huge
meadow tn the cenler of the
Bavarian Ca pltal, during the
festivities.
Explorer Launched
VANDENBERG AFB, Calif.
(UPIJ -An Explorer
spacecra"ft, d .. llned to probe
eondltions In the ~er at-
mosphere, was l1uoc down
. the Western teat rangetod">'·
The patrolman said be ran to
investigate when he heard what
sounded like furniture being
broken and found that the youth
had broken loose from a chair to
which he was handcuffed. 1
He claimed the 17-year-old
whipped him around the face and
neck, using the handcuffs as a
weapon, before the boy was
•grabbed and forced into sub·
minion.
The youngster was charged
with uaault on a police officer in
addition to bis original cbarge of
being drwd< in m auto.
He Wu one of several persons
arrested at a party in the 3000
'block of Warrell Lane, where
police were dispatched six times
because of complaints by
neighbors.
They said they repeatedly or·
dered the approximately ·150
guests and their hosts to quiet
down and wer.e finally forced to
actually raid the residence.
"Drugs allegedly found there
led them to arrest the occupants
hosting the noisy soiree, while
most of the visitors themselves
were allowed to leave in an or-
derly manner.
Tickets remain on aale today
for the Costa Mesa Chamber ot
Commerce's 28th Annual
Luncheon featuring embattled
Time Change
Brighter AMs on Oct. 26 .
WASHINGTON (Af>) -Clocks will be set back an
hour Oct. 26 as the United States reverts to the re-
gular pattern of six months of Standard Time, six
months of Daylight Saving Time.
All special legislation that extended Daylight
Saving Time in 'an effort to help cope with the energy
crisis has expired and no action is expected on further
changes, congressional sources said today.
The country experimented two years ago with
year-around Daylight Saving Time, but then
Congress last year resto~ed Standard Time for four
months, responding to arguments that energy sav-
ings were minimal and winter-time daylight saving
was hard on school children and others.
This legislation was not extended. The basic law
is now in effect, providing Standard Time in all areas
from the last Sunday in October to the last Sunday in
April.
State's Witness?, • Fr..P.,.eAI
Attorneys Rebuke
New Patty Rumors
SAN FRANCISCO <APJ -At-
torneys for both sides in the
Patricia Hearst case denied
published reports today tbat the
newspaper heiress confessed to
several crimes -includinJ a
fatal bank-bery-and agreed
to turn state's evidence.
A story in today's New York
Post quoted ''sources familiar
with the interviews" as saying
Miss Hearst confessed during
talks with court·appointed
psychiatrists seeking to de-
termine whether.she is mentally
competent.
ln another development tod8y,
Terence Hallinan, th~ fiery
"r adical attorbey who bas
represented Patricia Hearst
since the day of her arrest,
withdrew from the case in an ap.
parent dispute with other mem-
ben of the defense team.
_ H~lln.•!l'S oJ.fJ.l:e~rmed he
was no longer on the.case and said
he would bave no lmmediatef'""
ment. .
The Post said Miss Hearst
identified several persons 'Nho
harbored her as a !ugitlve and
a.creed to t~stify against her ter-
rorist comrades in return for Im-
munity or special treatment.
Tbe report said Miu Heant,
21, decided to ccioperote with
authorlu .. "alter ber attorney, F.
Lee Balley, told berlt wutheon.
1)1' W"f to avoid a lq prison
term. • \
. "Thia la absolutely not true,"
s aid Albert Johnson, a~ of
Balle7'•, when informed or tbe
Poat story. "I've _, the only
attorney wltb her lot the put
week arid abe bas not confessed
to llU'lhinc:
· "She couldn't make •_decilioo _ J
,
like that even if she wanted to.
because or the state she's in ... u.s. Attorney James L Brown.
ing, personally in charge of tbe
Jfearst case, termea the report-
"a wild story,'' and said "sbehas
not. offered to turn state's
evidence.
"I don •t know anything &bout
any statement that she's made to
the prooecutlon. I'm oot awue of
any cooperation that she's ex·•
tenclln1 or olferin1 to the pro-
secution. There .fiave been no
plea discussiom. ''
The Post story said that among
the crimes Misi Hearst con-'
fessed to was the April 21 , 1975,
Carmichael bank robbery in
whicb a woman customer was
killed. Under California law,
anyone convicted of taking part
in such a robbery could be found
llUilty of murder.
The newspaper said its sources
did not el•borate· on Miss ·
·Hearst'• role In tbat robbery and
.did not enumerate other crimes.
In another development.
Superior Court Judi• William L.
Ritz! of LDe An&el• allbed • writ
orderin& 11111 Hearst to be
!JrouCbt to the city to lace an ll· .
·countcrimiDallDdlctmenL
Tile order wlll be -on tbe
U.S. manbal '• olfteeinSail Fran· claco. Ritz! uld .., date was
'1JOCified for her ·-~.In Court. T!lere WU ... Immediate
commeotoa tbe writliomledetal
~lnSan Franclaco. · Sbe and otber S)'lllbolonese
Uberatlcm'Anny ......-·were
char,..S in a LDe Aqelea Indict·
meat Jut weet with taldnc part :1n ~crime spree In Kay 1974;in·
cludiJIC uaawt wltb a deadly
weapon, robbery and1 kldnaplng • \1 '
VICTIM •••
•'There were sev
0er8I different
things wrone with him, .. the
elder Marshall said today. He
said hi• son desplte"the injuri.S
was not in much physical pain.
"He didn't have too much. He
was paralyzed from the bullet"
wound." be said.
The' attack drained the
Marshall family finances.
Marshall was unable to work
altbougb hi• father said 'be did
make some jewelry and did paint
some.
''There's just not mucbyOU can·
doinlbat way," bis latberuld.
Mr. Marshall said intbeold in-
terview that be bad lived ·"30
years qt hell" in bis little frame
house in Laguna's north aide with
bis father since the attack.
He was oppoaeit to a !'"rdon for
Vance. "Tbese bleedlils hearts
that practicaly deify the criminal
-It was so unnec.eBH1'1 -not·
even to say 'put your bands UJ'';
he could bave bad tbe 115 or tll he
got," be told a reporter. ·
Of his own impriaonment in a
wheelchair, Marshall aaid
"There is no regeneraUoo. of de-
·ad nerve cells.••
HE WIPED OUT
DEBI' Wlm AD
"Tbe!intcallerboughtlt."
: That's the succinct adverlisine:
success story related by the
Corona del Mar man wbo placed
"tbisaddlnthoDally ~:.
NEARLY Diq,._. 7 foot,
' lncb Creat.i•• 0-... surfboard. Clear with
redwood strip. Leash.
1'100b up to 1., poHQdOI'.
$111.Wt·lllqt
"
lf you have • aeaaoma "Yestel
you'd Uke to convert to cub, call
642·56'78. It only takeo alew wonls
In therjgbt place to linda buyer.
Alcmc tbe Du.life Cout, the
right place I• the Dally Pilot •.
Onqe .County DiltriCt All<lrney•
Cecil Hleka, traditloaally a livelY
speaker.
Reservation• for the Tbundili, noon luncheon and installation cj(
officers in the Mesa Verde Cowl·
try Club, 3000 Clubhouse lloa!I.
may. be made by calling the
Chamber of Commerce Office. 1")11
COit ii $6 for the event, wbit'li liecioa at 11 a .m. with a~
hour. according to Tick.tit
Chairman Allee Zieoer who sari
they may also be available at t11e •
doorTbunday.
Hicks has· most recently been
subpoenaed to appear before tli~ Orange County Board o
SUpervisors for an inquisition :
to opera'tion of a controverslhl
fund that takes money from con-
victed drug offenders. ,
They are given lighter set\.:
tences in return for contributll:ul
the money then used by law e~·
forcement officers in erranging
incriminating purchases with
other suspected drug dealers.
Hicks made the headlines
earlier this summer ln a batue to
Prevent transfer of 22 o( his in·
vestigators into jurisdiction of
new Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gates' office. •
He won a court restraining oi!I
der, preventing the manpower
shift, amid flying charges and
counter-charges of an alleged
Orange County shadow goverijl
ment run by Santa Ana pbysiciaH'
Dr. Louis Cella. Dr. Cella denied
the assertions and charged that
Hicks bas a drinkin·g ploblem.
Hicks has characterized his
luncheon address as an exteDJ;,
poraneous commentary on cur-
rent events.
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TONIGln'
.. REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS" -Four-week
seminar eo-gponaored by Dally
Piiot -Newport Harbor-Cost~:
Mesa Board of Realtora,
Newport Harbor Hiib School
Auditorium, MoDdaya, 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, Ocr. 7
SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB ..:.!
Community ReereOtloo Center,
Tues., Wed., Tbuts.12-3p.m. .
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL
-Rel(Ular meeting, City Hall;
e::tOp.m . . '
OCC 1'ECTURES -"Garden• Ina in Small Spaces,•• Alida1
Brown lecturer. Fair&roundsr
P11oto Bldg. 1-3 p.m. "Beblnd tbe<
Headlines " Dr. GUeo T. Brown.
lecturW:, Forum, 7:30p.m. "Con·
venaUoas and TramactlGns Wltbl
Adole1cent1, •• Dr:.. Robertt
Hughes coordinator, Flnt United'
MetbodlltCbureb, 7:30p.m. '
UCI LECTURES -"WU. ot.
tbe World.1' Unlverait,yQllb 1:"¥1.
p .m . ''Unloelclnc Reailue
Wltbln Us," Room 100 Selene
Lecture Rall , 7 p.m.
"Prof-icaal Public Maticna~'
llocm Ziii Soda! -'l'owe°r, I 7 ·p.m_ ·"Food for ThouCht,'~
Room 100 Social Selenceo Hall, 'I\
p .m.