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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-03-02 - Orange Coast Pilot7 SOn Clemente llODJe ~ndangered . / March Storms CIA. Plot to Kill In Like a Lion~ More Rain Doe In Memo to FBI DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH'2, 1976 VOl 6', Ill() U 1 U :CTIOHS,14 "AG•S Del•• ...... -•• ,.,_, k-111 EARLY MORNING SLIDE UNDERMINED FENCE, PATIO A Troubling Vlew From the Top tor Homeowners Waterlogged Cliff Falls Onto Highway 8) FREOF.RIC'K SCJlm::\1F.HL • Of'"• Oa•ly ,.II .. "•" A home in .1n ..,,r1u-.1\c San C'leml•nll' blufftop ne1,,:hborhood \\SS 1hre.11ened t•Jrl~ Inda\ "hrn a "ntt•rlt'gj!rd l hunk nf the ch ff hroke nrr and tumhl<·d on to PJr1hc C"oaM ll 1i.:h" a~ The ~hde lerl about t'l!lhl feet between the ba<'k dnnr of C'hfford Dunhhm ·s res1dl'n<'t'. 215 C:i mtno San tlemc>ntc. and the hluff ('(.fge. The shcte tore out a portion of a spht nul fen<'<' and bnck pauo. The ~hde occurr('(.f about i JO am a<\ cit\ er<'"' \\Orked to clean up debris on the highway lc>rt b\ numerous olher slnies Monda\ afternoon and mitht. The :.h ppa~e lefl the stretch of h11th" ay bet\\ l'<'n Camino Capistrano and Estan<'1on dosed from 2 pm. Monday to 8 a m lo· da\ San Clemente police contacted ,, I own<-rs of homes that front atop the 100.foot clirrs aner the col· lapse or the clif£ by the Dunham home Cit\' EnRineer Phil Pctt'r said lodav that he believes lhe homes are 'in no 1mmed1ate danger of falhn g Re said the s lide a pparently "''as caused by a bwldup of water <See C'LIFF. Page A2) Fll"St Hold up l'ORTH ATTLEBORO. Mass. (A P) -The first bank robbery in North Attleboro ·s 200-year his· tory was followed b y a quick ar· rest A Taunton Cooperative Bank manager spnntl"d four blocks and grabbed a man who allegedly stole s1:000 from a branch office. poUce said. 1 ~ ' • 1tness Saw I /ffe..o to FBI . Castro's Death Plot Confirmed WASHINGTON CAP) -A former head of the Secrt'l Service confirms that the late Chu.•( Justice Earl Warren one<' told him he learned or u.s plots lo kill Cuba's Fidel Castro, but not. until three years arter the War· ren Comm1ss1on concluded its In· vestigat1on into the as:.assinat1on of John F Kennedy In an interview Monday night. James J Rowley, who retired 10 Bible Wor ke r Capture d By Musli ms A translator for th<' Summer Jnat1lule or LinllUISll<'S , an af· Ciliat e o f Wyc liffl' B1hlr Tra n sla tors in Hunlinl(ton Beach, is being held hoslagc in the southern Philippines by Mushm terrorists Eunice Dlmant, 36. of Great Britain, was kldnapcd Sa1urday mommg as she rode m a ho:it between is lands. accordinf{ lo Al Pence. vice president for in t ernatlo nal op<'rallons a l Wvcl1rre. Pence said he spoke ln Wychff(' otrldal11 in the Ph1lippinc!! Mon· day. who said they do not behevr Mi ss D1manl 1s 1n phyiu<'al danger and negot1at1ons are pro reedinR between the Ph1hppin<' government and her raptors Jle said they ure demand ml( lhf' re· lease of two Muslim polit1c11I prisoners. He s aid Miss Dimanl has h<'en In the Philippines since 1972 workin g 1n th e village of Panlgayan trying to develop an alphabet, grammar and translat· ed mate rial in the Ban~ing1 Samal language. which has never been written down. She was captu(ed at 9 a.m. Saturday as s h e and her landlord. Sulaiman Barhama traveled by boat from their home island to a neighboring one Miss D1mant 's partner. Jo Ann Gault of San Diego, had not gone on the boat trip. Wycliffe orricials ln the Philippines will have to de· clde whether or not Miss Gault should remain in the area, he ex· plained. Pence said Miss Dimant is one <Stt HOSTAGE, Page~> 1973 as director or the Secret Service. also confirm('(] that ht• passed th~ information lo the FBI-in a memo lo then f'BI Director J . Edgar llOO\'er. Earlier Monday, sources re ported that the Senate Jn. t elh gence Comm 1llee h:t.s ob· tained a copy o( that memo. · R ow ley, \'a cat1 on1ng i n Flor ida. s aid the information had been provided to Warren by an unidentified source at a mect1nR arranged by the late column1M Drew Pearson The memo provides the first evidence that Warren , who headed the invesl1Ral1on which concluded thal Lee Jl orvey Oswald acted alone in k1lhn1it Kennedy, rver learn('(] of tht' CIA plots to kill Castro. Ho\\le}':> m"110 was wrill<'n in 191>7, thrrc· vear s after the Warn•n t•om· m1ss1on publis hed It' con· clus1oni. Columnist J ack Ander.,nn, who said he also has a copy of memo, s~11d Monday that Howlt•y ml11· takenly told lloovN that Wnrren also learnPd from the sourct' that Castro ordered Kennedy's death m retahat1on for the attempts on h.Js o~ n life. Anderson, a former pnrtnt'r of Pea rl\on'11, said tht' sour<''' hud direct nrter-thl'·fart knowledl(l' o( the CIA plots hut was only speculalln1t when he told Warrt.•n about a possible Castro retaha· t1on. Anderson dest'rlbed the con· tents of the m emo to The As· scx:1ated Pres!\ '" an mterv1Pw Monday after lhe La.'1 Vegas Sun reportt>d thal a secret rt'port in the hands of the Senate commit· tee docume nted the fact lhal (Stt WARREN, Page Al) DON'T CALL arr HALL TEL AVlV. Israel <AP) -The mayor's telephone -and all the phones al Tel Aviv City Hall - were cul off today. The Ministry o f Commun1cations said the munic ipality hadn'to,..pa1d its telephone bill. An oHleial said the lines would be reconnected after City Hall and the fire department. "h1ch was left only its emer~enc.> number working, paid 127.000 Israeli pounds about Sli.000 , O .. ly l'llol \tMt ,._. HB STREET SCENE And the Rains Came • More R ain E~cted Along Coast The 11tnrm that dum()<'d morl' than two in <'hC's of rain on i.orrw parts of thr Orangl' Coni.t 111 t·~ prl'tcd to hni.trr over Soulhnn California throu~h W<'dnt•sdav and wealht'rmen say thert•'s a 50 50 chance• more ram will fall The storm thot moved mtu thc• area early Monday mornlnl( h~hl 2 1 inche-. or rum to La•n Ni~uel. lht• h1i.ihr1>t rt' cording on lht' Orange Coai-t. Elsewhere, ratnfall f1 1(11rt>s ranged from .67 inches at llunt m~on B<'ach and ~ inche'> at Newport Beach to 1.01 m<'hes 1n San Clemente and 1 JO m El Toro A spokesman for the OrungC' Count v Flood Control D1stru·t said .84 in<'hes fell in Santa Ana. bnngmg the official county total to 4.57 for lh<' season . Average rainfall for this date. acrordlng to county statistics. 1s 9 M. F1ood control oHiclals said there was no flooding tn nooc:1 control channels. hut they noted there was some localized street flood in ~. particularly a long MacArth'lnr floulevard between Bonita Cl~on Onve and Uristol Street • In San Cl<'mente, the rainfall touched off a "l'nl's of rock and <Se-e RAJ:\', PageA2> o? Surprise Seen.in Rebuttal SAN FRANCISCO CP) -A sur· prise prosecution rebuttal wil· ness will testify he s aw Patricia Hearst carrying bull els during a Symb1onese Liberation Army bank holdup, it was reported to· day. Miss Hearst, who is clajming she part1c1pated in the robbery under duress. has specifically stated that sht• nev<'r knew dur- ing the robbery if the sawed-oft Ml carbine the SLA gave her was loaded and that s he had no other ammunition m her possession at the lime. The San Francisco Chronicle said 1l lt'arned that a rumored prosecution "surpnse witness" 1s Zig Berzins. a stereo store ownrr whose s hop 1s across from lhc Hibernia Bank a t 22nd and Noriega streets where the holdup oecurred. The Chronidc said Berzins has ident1f1ed M .... s llears t as the woman he saw picking up bullet'\ and two ammunition clips that spilled when i.ht• was bumped a~ she entt·rC'd th<• ha nk. Berzins wa's t•xpcl'led lo he called today whc•n US. Attorney (SPr PATTV, PageA2) Orang-a CouHt ~ ... __::~~ "'.-n•h ~·r \'ariablr clouds with showt•r' I 1krly lon1"ht and Wc>dnPsday, ll<'<'ordmit Lo thr \\t•at h1•r ladv. Chant·e of ra111 r10 pnl'enl tonl~hl und \Vt•rfnr1>day. J1 1ghs S6 to 62. Lows 44 lo f>O, I NSIDE T ODAY Working women now have ~ranger marnagc.• than thnr stay-al home imt<'rs, says a LC researchtr. Story, 82. I n d ex AtY-~r•l<o AJ ,_,,,.,.,.., Er-.. mwO 11 -U-H 1...M k't<I All Me•ln C.llt-• AS MvW.tl ,_, C.twr CorNr Al ... tlellol ..... , QaoUIN l .. 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Sohhen 1t :;yn told in· ter vlewer Mi chael Charlton of the Brltl1h Broadcaatln g Corp. Mon- day night on the weekly television news progrum "Panorama " .,,...,.._.Al HOSTAGE. • of about 200 Summer lnstatutl' wor kers now 1n the Ph1hppanc .... working lo tran:,l.ile 35 languages. The k1dnapsng 1s not belle' ed related to their ~ork. he said. although the rebels rnay have felt capt uring a European o r Amencan ~ould give them a bet· ter bargaining pos1t1on \\1th the government. He said lherl' ha\e be en Rveral recent krdnapang-, n •lat· ed to conflict~ bet"een Mul>hm rebel groups and lhl' J:OV<•rnmt·nt but relea s e~ ha\c been negotiated. Miss D1mant had undergont· translation training in Great Bri t1an and Southern Mexico and Pence said he believed she hacl ulso s topped bru•rly an llunt· ington Beath bt•Corc her dl• parture lier work included dcv&bln(( ways to w rite down the prevlou:.· ly unwritten languof!e. form1ni.: grammar and then working with the govl.'rnm ent lo produce educational matenals, and e"en- tually a translated Bible It also included teaching local residents ho\\ lo lnl>lruc t ''11lagers t o read and ~rite Pence !'laid the \\ork u~uallv lakes 10 to 15 > eJrs to <'Omplek. Miss Dimant and Miss Gault have been working in an area. whe re villagers live on the ocean and work as tr11ders and "hs hermen. according to a July 1974 newsletter about thl•ir "orl. In that newsletter. Miss Dl- mant said shr fo rmerly ~orkcd 11 years in the Inland Revenue Service in Enaland, and 11he not <'d ht'r new assignment "Is iiolnll to be Just as com plicated a-s the Hr1t1sh tax 1y1tem, but tnflnitcly more re~ ard1n1o1 "What n prh·1lcge to 11ent' ll1m in th11 buut1ful countr" • .. Sapporo Bombed SAPPORO, Jupan cAPI /\ powerrul explo1'1on blamed on o tsmt' bomb set by rndkab ~hat · trred parts or the llokk1udo ~ttll(' office bulldtna today, klllln11 t"o 11enon11 and 1njur1na 81 othrh, 13 seriout1I\'. authorlttt'A 11Uttl Tht· clcad W<;r,. lclentH1('<l a~ u 4~ Yl'.H old wom1tn and a ~\'('or nlrl man OftANOE COAST DAILY PILOT 1-.. n, ~..,.-r , •.• ""' • f\11 t "'" .,., • • t , .. I !I '•' "' t •• ,, i. ........ l'lh • • • ' t .. ,..,, f ' ' 1"1 "' \1'11 .. f ,.,.. ••• ' • • ' ' I I ,.., o • I ... I t ~I ~1 • lol~ h·• llt.;\I' I • I • t,. \.t'I• t.·, • fill••I•'' ,,,.,.,. •h•'"'' ,.,,. f#,.I ~ ••w• I• I\ \ol1111il •I '' f , .. , .... ,If'.• • ..... 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''I f11r ~smpler and could not be USl-d to :.upPort C'omplu ltfr forms " Thtt ne\I\ found pron•11, unhko photo1rnthe '"· invohe •purple No Action Seen ,/ I On Gun Control WASH l:"GTON CAP> -The House Jud1c1dry Committee to da> sent a gun control bill b<tt•k to its s ubcommittee on t nml• J mo' e som e ~upporll'rl> i.a1d ~ould kill the ll'.1:1:.litlJOn Judic1uy Ch1urman Peter \\ Rodino Jr. CD-N Y.1.i.a1dhl.'"as disappointed by the 17·16 'ote He said he could not predict "hether lht• bill \\ould makt.' 1t back to the ru11 t om m1lll'l' lh11> St'SSion Another membl.'r . Rep Hobt•rt F Drlnan <D ·Mass .l, said "they've killed the bill" and that lhto "rifle lobby Intimidated these people.'' An sntenst; lol>b) 1n ~ l'ffort F ro• P a g e .-11 CLIFF ... in the cliff Thl' ~hdl·. hl· :.aid, hill> relieved that pres~urc Of the estimalt'd 50 t•ubic \ard., of dJrt that d ropp{·d :1" a )· fro m the c llrr. P ctwr :. • .11d . 'Thl• ~unt t!ll.it l'a ~t· o ut 1:-not st"i!'ltthn~. ~ut ll l>Uil' t'lj)t•n!\ OAl'.1>'' t')e~ .. The s he.Jc· undl'r..,corc:. t·on cern:. made b' l'olom· Cove n·:-1 dents to the San Cl~mentc Cat v Council last July Thl') appc art•tl to demand Cit) a ction to stop thl· continuing erosion o( thl• IJluH face. Pastor Slain By Policeman SP R ING \'ALLEY . N Y. t U Pt ) The pastor of 11 Rockland County church "ai. :.hot and killed by a poh('f.' officer 1nves t1gating a report o( a burglary at the church. police n· ported The Re\. J. l::rnest Haussmann. 49. pastor of the Dutch Reformed Ctwrch, ~as taken to Ramapo General llospltal after !\tonday night s shooting but died I~ minutes arter arrival. Authont1e<1 s111ct h~ \\as shot once in the chest with a .357 magnum re' olver Spring \'alley pol1cl· orricer Char les Bcrben1rh wu im- mediately suspended and" 111 up- ~>eur before a Rorklund County $?rnnd jury :\larch 10 afl,.unst the bill hod h4>l'n mount· ed b> the :-0.allonnl Rine A:.:.ocsa· tson and a tradl' manufacturers j.lroup l.:no" n :.1:> :-.portmg Arma .ind Ammun1t1on ::,oc1t•ly T\\o membt•r., "hose votes wert c rucial In i.endln~ the bill back to aubcom mlllee were Rep:i Edward !'.: P1tt tison ID· !'J Y I and Geo rge E Damel!>on 10 -Cahf. > Bo th frequently !>1ded with gun control ad,ocalel> in pre\ IOUll \'Ole:-. but both VOl<'d to recomm it They 11a1d t hey were dis· satisfied ~1th provisions In the bUl to ouUaw 10-caJled corice..I•· bit-"eaJXin" and "anted the s ub- eo mm1tlet' to <·ons1der that 1:.:.ue a1:aan The l" o con1o?r e:>smen ~aid the) prtde rr1.•d thJl the 1~i.ue bl' handled sn the l>Ubcommlltee rather than b' Jmt>ndment on lhl! I loui..e Ooor · Tht-motion lo recommit wu:. offered b' Rep. Thomas R.11ls bal·k c n Ill I Sourct·~ :.aul lhl' rormcr head of the Ld" Enforn·ment As i.1stanct• Adm sn1~1ratson. Donald S,Jnl41r('lla. \\a~ \\Ori.mg for tht· m .. muf.1ct un•r... · 1n:.t1tull' Valley Woman Injured by He.-Own Car A Fountain \'alley woman suf- fert•d leg 1n;unes Monday whE>n ~hl' "as accident all) run over by her own car. police rt>Ported. Jennie Lind Brown, S2. o( 17332 San Luis St . "as treatt'd for hrul)l'~ and rl'll'a!>t'<l al llunt - inKt on lnll•rt•ommuml) llo p1ta l after tht• 10 -13 J m 1nc1dent Officers stud !!he had backed he r t ar fro m a garagl', then left st an re\'er~<· "halt• ~he elosed the J:aragc door When 'lhe spotted thl' car mov· mg, Police rf'portt'd, she tned to ;ump bark ini1lde Rut the car door raughl on a no partma sign, l.not k1ng Mri1 Hrown un· dernealh the veh1rle Ofrlct'r11 said the cur rolled on do wn an 11llt•). anti struck :molh<'r gurugt>. before the vie· 11m ran over 11nct dro\l' 1t bock to hero" n garugl' -------- Soccerdelir Star That bespN·tacled ~occer player k1ckm.r It around an the Lo5 Angeles Coliseum Is none other than rock superstar Elton John . .itttrl'd in a Lo's An~eles Aztecs uniform John. a ruS?h'.' phiyer In his native England. took to the field to publicize the team 1n which he has recenlly ar- qwred an interest. • pl1ment conta1nc.>d in the c•ll membrane or tlJlobactt•rtum halobl\1m • .J ba ctt'num round In 111 water, Stoeck rntu.' ")Jld Ph oto;,)nlh i:s 1 ~ u•t i. chloroph) II. J Rrt't:n pigment 'Which 11ve !> plant ll'u\c!i their r11m1Uar tmt. for f.,(\'llltnl( rood undl•neran ··The purph• mt•nihrurw ~l·•·m" to hnk cl'rtam CundJmeotal llfu ce1ae1 v ( llvsut: ce-lla , l'ro• P~1ll PATTY ••• JamH L Bro\\ n1n1 Jr OPt'n~ hh rebuttal l'USe amid '>Pl'l·ulat1on that th trlal of tht 2l·year-old news paper he1rei-l\ t ould 1.!0 tu th. JW'Y b) "eek ·~ l nd Arter a la:.t minutl' Jlllt h aimed at s h.illenng then l'ihlnh t)' of a go\-trnmcnl produc·l!d fllJn of )l1s s llurat dunng th..- robbt'r). the ddense re ll'd lh case :\tonda\ "1th o !.torm' Jl cusat1on or pro~et ullun m1:-11111 duct Defense attorm·~ F l.t'l' lk11h:) and Albt•rl John!>on argued In \'lsn for d11m11sul of th~ mdlt>l ment~ a~alnM Miu Hearst, al HARRISES WIN VICTORY; EVIDENCE ILLEGAL-AS SONG WRITIEN ABOUT PATTY-.\7 leisng that thl' 1<overnment cill\ torted a t wo-minute m ovie pieced together from bunk ... ur \e1llance photog raph.' anti ti:.t·d as the most l'rllll'JI l'' 1dcnt'l' against her. The defense Slllcl llw prn'l'l u lion eropped man~ or tht• photo., !10 that they ralll·d lo 'hll\\ another paruc1pan1 an tht• roh ber~ holding J gun on ~1 1...., Hea~t Bro"nsng angril\ 1frnwd !ht· allega tion. and l S 1>1.,trn·t Court Jud~t· Oii\ l.'r J <.'Jrtc•1 qwckl) re;ecled lhl' rt't.tUt'"I for d1s m1s!'al Chief defen~ t·uunsel Uittlt•\ called 12 pl·rsonl\ to tht• !>tand during 11 days of tc:.t1mon '. \\hich was dominated by Mr" Hearst 's week·long r<•c·ountma or her kidnap1nl( nnd her sub"'• quent saga of a 19 month ordt·,JI of fear and torture 1·nn1l'll'd tl\ her terrorist c·aptors Miss llearst su1d the S; m btonese L1berat1on Army. \\hit h abducted her on Feb 4. 1974 , forced her undt'r fear or death lo take part 1n t he bank robbt>r:v t"o months later It maclc-ht'r .1 fug1t1\'e and leCt her ternf1<.'d not only of the SLA, but also or thl· FBI. she said Tht.> prosecution ha' "uui.:ht 111 show !\l1s!I Hear .. t "as ..in 1m press1onable coO\ert to the SI.,\ and a "1llini;: part1c1pant in th• robbery. Driver Hits lOA.utos in Stolen Bus l,ONDON W P l l The phan tum bu!' driver of Mu~\\ell lhll W85 b<.'hind thl' "hN>I or the No 134 doubledl'cker for only 200 ) card:. Bui 1n that lime' ht• hat and "recked riv<' pa rkt•ct rar' on I h1• r1r!>t corm•r ao; tw a c-c·1•l1•r al1·d th1· stolen bus awa) rrum ll ~ dt.•pot Thl'n h1· hacked oH, roundrcl lh1• r11rn1•r , .incl sll'Jmrolh·d an11th1·r fl\ l' automobile., Monday n11o:ht Arter th1" h1• '>mJ,hPd 1nt11 .1 bnck \\all. l.norkiniz 1l du"n I 11 ciaunter1. he St•t ofr A~UIO hut \\,I, flnall\ b:tlk.ed b\• o JO foot ln•1• on "h1C'h he i1cort'd.11 ct 1 n •r t hll The• drlvt>r leup~d out uncl rl<'tl into lht' n1~hl. lc•u' tnJ.! an1i n ,1ut11 "" 111'r<; 1ns pr-r1 ina lht'tr \\ r1•1·k NI \'ehtcle' /\ police s pokt•f'ma11 , \\tm J1111d l\\o youtM rn1aihl p111>111bly hu\t· bt>t'n rnvnl\•1•d . t•,llmull•d ltll' <l11m111(1• al "1>1•\ 1•rul lhnu!lund · po11ntl11 f 'roM Page A I WARREN •.• C'a11tro ordl.'rt'd KC'nnrdv '<1 a111assinalion nnd prohuhh t hul ofh111 brother. Rolwrt It could not be dettrmlnf'<l im medsatelv "hethtr th<' memo described b' Andt'r'lon and tht• rer>0rt cited ·hy the Sun were thl' same dot>ument St'n Frank Churrh. chairman of the Senate lntelhaence <'nm m1 ttee. sald the Sun re port seemed to 1n\'Ol\'e informot1on pubhs hed pre\'IOU .. IV In fJ Sep· tember 1963 AP d11'patch from Ha\'ana quotlnR Cni1tro a11 11uy mg. "U.S .leaders should lhrnk that If lht'y ore oldln~ l<'rrorht plans lo eliminate Cuban le11der11 they themulves will not be safe." Church added that he hu directed his 11taff to contact Sun publi!.her JI ank G rcenspun to 11ee if he has any oddltlonal tnformo· lion . •totrjten1us 'J1d ··1 he mem- brent> uu•::o light 1•nt"rt-:' to mo\~ cvmpound lnh• .ind out or lhc c•ll~ ll 'l'em :. ", •. 11"' t'lo.1e to d I ll o ,. • r 1 n i: c l' rt J 111 b I• i l' Cellular rum llOn~ '. A kt)' du;ron·n , lw Miid, 11 tho rlndlnl( that ha ht (' ,JU:.e:. th• pur pit' p1grnl'nl lo .u·t d.'> .1 pumµ "h1t•h t•mtli.. ,•lt·ct11l't1l purlldt•., _proton., Ch•m tht• t'l1ll. The "uq>k p1~ rn1•11t bt'comh Cool Mesa unother wu' In addition to Ollld•· lion in an1n\al1 and chJorophyll m pliinh If\ which llf ·i.upportlnJt encr1Y 11 jroduced. StO\'ckenlus Hid An l.rllfH'llll proton pump u' Ina th" bul·h·tlum prot·l':.a mhtht llt' tll•velo1wtl to alkr :.oil cu11 h•111 ttw 'H'1t•rst1~t~ said. A ::.implt• nw d l·I h ,t"t .1lrN1dy ht''-'n curs i.t ructecl tat the N SA·Anll'S t•t1nter 0.llt l'llM ll ... _ ~ld ri.:.1rl'l Eppni-on 111 t '0:-.l.1 \h·.,,1 :ind ht·1 1111.:nd . l<tl'h F:.11 rl'll t1f Tu ... tin. hUJlt lh1!'> j)ll<l\\mun and !>llOY.<log ~ton J :n 0 11 I 'l'l'!'>lflto Au·nul' in 'C'o~l :.i ~1i.'1'J Thl' snnw c·am1.· from ~ll Ba lch 111 thl' Sc.an B1•rn:.1rd1no 'tountains. but th1. kmpl'l'at u1:l. m Co:-.l'a ~le~.1 "l.ll> 111pp~ <'nOUKh lo k1.•t•p tht• !'>latucl> in ~h.qw for ,1 "htlt• N e w Winter Storlll Slanis North Area 8) The As ociatf'd Pres<i \ ma;u r ~•nt ~r s l u r rn ~I Jmmcd in to ;'\o rlh {'rn t"ohrorniu lodJ) packing ~no". s let•t. hail and blustery "mets from the coast to the S1crni ~e\'adJ Roads and schools \\t!rl' dosed 1n the hardesti11t ar<'as ~eur the coast. snow was rail tnt( from :"Japa a nd Santa Ho~a northwurd to the Oregon bordt'r, ~1th !>ea le HI locations in llum boldt and Del Norte tount1c!> dusted \.\<h1te. Snow ah;o was falling an th<· Sacramento Valley, north of Marys ville. with moderate snow at Red Blurr and Redding. Five inches wer<' reporlrd 1r1 Paradise at tht• 1.00(),foot lt'H'I and man" or thl' an·a·!\ schoob "erP clos~d In tht> San.Franc isco nay ur.-.1 . !>now "a!\ repo rt!'d hl'IJ\') JI II m r'I do" n to 1,500 ff'N :rnd lo~ er Fish H unch Road an tlw Ouk la nd· nerkr h •, htlh ";" clo~<.'d :\It Tomslpu t., In :"llnn n Coun t~ ;rnd Mt l>tublo an <"ontru C'o1-1 J Count\ rl'<'<'l\••<I mcas uruhlt• '"II " full ' ,., cl 1cl Sk\ 1111 1• 14oult•\ urtl ... nul h 111 Slln Fran l'l!Co, from ll11oth\\11\ !12 ahll\I' 'iain ~Tu tt•o to tht' l'nrtol.t \ ,tli('} \\'ft(l<l~llfr .11 1•1t C hain' \\ 1·rt• rl•1p 11 rt·1I on ll1~·h"lt \ 17 lw1 w1•1•11 ~:in .lo:<i• ;11111 ~.m l a Cr111 llt'.I\ \ ;-.ntt\.\< !'OlltJ11tJl'tf 111 th1• S 11•rt a "i<•' a d;t "1th ""'dt 11. lv.11 tntl1•" \\('!\( ttf lJllllllC'I l'a!>,, 11 ponsni: 52 11u•ht•' or new snow i.int'l' lhe ... 1mm1, t-el(an Sunday morninJ! \\1th K2 lneh('s on the 1tround, the :.no~ pur k Is Cinally m•anng i.casonal normal!! 1n the Swrr a ;\li-1eorolol(1 i.t Make Pechnt'r "illll lhl• ra u•H• of lht• lule~l storm "a t old arclH' air mu~s carried sntn Cahforn1a hy lht• Jet i.tream. lie ~u1d the• "l'lllhl'r is getting <'oldi•r Stl more .. now 1s expected eve n ;ti lo\\ l'r l'h•\'1Jl11ms . * * * F r o m Page ,t I RAIN ..• mud .. hrl1• .. that ro rrt•d police to c·lo"· 11(( P ac·1r1c ('oa~t llll(hwuy IWl \\l'l'n <".1mino CJp1slrano and Jo:M:inon from 2 fl m Monday to 11 am toclJ\- According to JlOli<'<' r<'port8. llw illc1 1n~ C 311~Nl in the recent '<lorm h.1, t•ncl11nl(t>re<I ~nmc bluer top hom1·' tn the Colony Cove de· \ l'lopm1•n1 ·1 ht• 11nt'\l'l)l'Cl l'dly Intense I o I n r 11 I I " .1 ' h I u m <' d b y c.t11r11rn1.1 lltl(h\\ UV Pnlrolm('n "tth CJ U,lni.t 11 hul(t' traffic 11n11rl on lh1• ~.111t t1 An u F'lct·~uy lhut kt·pl t'ltl 'I 111•111 Iv al u 11lund11tlll from th,. Oruni:t• <'1111ntv linl' to :'lour "' .. tl k 1•11 tll1 t'l' h11111 11. l"or 1•ra'" f1 n m lh1• Nat lon11I \\t•,tlh1•1 ~t•r vlrl'1·1111 fnr11 ~>pt·r 11•111 c h.1 111 t• 111 1 a111 lhr ou.,h W1•d 111• d .t \ \\ti It 1•11111 llllll'lf l'tHtl l(•m Jll I ,rlUt •''> 'Off Limits' ComWlly GOP Party 'Nixed :"E\V YOHK !l f'I ) 'llw \\'hilt• IJ01t'!l'. h.•aranl( t•ntn of for mt·r Tn·a,ury ~t·n d :a rv John H Connally In the met• ror th<' Ht•puhl11.an p r<' .. Hl<'nl1 .1I nomlna - lton. t'\ mo\'ln~ to lo rpcdo .1 • po ltt w;.1l n ·tr <·at" Con - nally plans to ho-.t shortly .1flt•r tht• \l arrh 9 ~lorida pnmar:-. thl' ~t'\.\ York fh11h ;\c..•\\s '!a11J luday C o nnully . a fornH't T t·x a s 1-(0\'1'1 n"r and Democrat turncd·Rcpuhhe:a n. h11~ annm111c(•d he" ill pla~ host to GOP pa rt~ h ras s Murc h 12 und 13 ut.his Flor<'"' til e . T e x . honw Thi• purpoi.;t• o f lh<' powY.ow, ;1cc o rding to Tcxus fl<!puhltcun C'hu1rman Ray I lutchison. is lo get party C'ha1rml'n from around the ('ountry together to discuss 1tem!I of mutual inte r est. "inC'luding improved relations with Congrcs!I . ·• The News snld President Ford·s political lleute-. nunls suspect the real purpose of th4' mt'ctlng Is to huild a launch pad for a Connally prc~idcntial can- dtducy A~ a result, the White ltousc has passed the v.ord J o ~party regulars that the meeting is "o(( 1Jm1ts · ~ ' • • &~ Y/@ (Y](( ®®[{\'!JD ©® Tlw ~••••~an dally t'lt'~ 8 at•rcla)'1 aad Mo.da)1. ;11f u prohlf'm • 7 lu 11 •• '"''" l'nt 1Ju11n Put 11 tll l 111 11•cJ tusw ,,. 1 ti• 11/UILf'f lllld Ill ''"'' •r111 1111·d ru A11/11· 1111 (Jllllh \ 111 I/Ill l'flllflo Ill 111'11 f11" ,,,.. \ ' ,, u" 1/11111 1/IW •l•lllU '" l'ul l>u riu \1 Y 1•ur ·'•''Lilt () f lllfrH' ( lhD I /JtJlll( 1•1/111 I• IJ /JIJJ I >lilt "'"'" Mf'llO (' I 911>.!6. I 111 lutlt" 'llJIU ll'lt'p/11J•tl' numlw•r Form• A e•ll•lil~ DEAR PAT. I received a letter from Paul E. Watt.s, "Cahforn1a Notary Public, .. of Sacramento, that encouraged me to purchase a "Do·lt·Yourself Homeowner Kit" for. $8.85 Included m Uus kit are forms "not provided by the County Recorde r " and a h a ndbook explaining th e Homest ead Act, plus sample forms. CouJd you explatn the Homestead Act and where one might obtain the forms reqwred as well as the kinds or wills vahd in Californ ia and where those forms could be obtained" D.W .. Irvine These m ysterlou for ms - both homestead and will -are avaUable at any s tationery store for about 5e t'e nts. California 's homestead law changed July J, 1975. It now allows a homeowner to clalm an uempUon of value up to $ZO,Of'O ~n ti-o•ne r · occupied reslduce. and thus pre· VHl a forced sale to satisfy credJtors In most ca~. when the o wner·occ upa nt Hies t h e n ecessa r y c la i m s . T he homeowner -debtor alsn ~ al· lowed to rue his t'laJm of exemp· tloa aftt'r ht> receives notice of levy and.texecullon on the prope~. ty. Tbls law would not appl) to mortga1es or other c redit de · vices secured directly by the bome, but would prevent forced sale of the home to pay "un· 1tt•red" debts such as lastall· meat accounts a nd penonal notu. The ho mestead form sbould be filled out, notari&t'd and malled to the Orange C'oURt) Recorde r, Box Z38, Santa Ana, fr\ 9Z7tZ. E nc lose a S3 l'hl'rk or money orc»r p ayablt" to Orangt' County Recorder . Legal advkt", available at a redul'ed rost througb Lawyers' Rc-rerra l Service of Orange County, Is ad · vlud berore drawing up a " Ill. BHM•• 8•pU~alf"d DEAR PAT · I purl'ha!ted 1.1 Bullworker exerciser from Mar grace Corp. through the mail o\·er a year ago a nd cnclo.-,ed full payment. Whe n bills urnved, l ignored lhem bf.'cause I had m) canceled chel'k I finally wrotf.', sending a copy of m y r heck Threatening letter'! l'onlmued and last November I phoned The customer sen •1ce representative said that they thought a !teeond Bullworker had been sent and I was being billed for that I ~as assured the problem would be l'Orrected -Now I'm gelling notices from a bill collect rnn agency. I don't apprtt1:itc u l'Om puter giving me a bnd l'red1t rat ing. but my cHort:1 to struighll'n out this mess have not bt!l'n ~ur cessful. D T . Costa Mesa Pat Zimmerman. M1rgracc c111tomt"r servlt'e rcpl"f'!lt'ntatlvr, cbffked your ret'orck which In· dJuted the firm thought you'd noc re-celve-d the first t"Xerrli.t• df'· vk f'. This w as corrtttl'd. but tht" t'ompute r pr ot'entd l ht" .-r roneous stcond hllllnl( a' a "new" order. Follo~·up on )our corrt"llpondf'nCf' a nd phone call obvk>u•ly ••as not madt>. A\"S will aubmll a photo copy of ynur chttk lo Zlmmf'r man a nd C'redlt bllllna• will bf' ,topped. A \'S rn .. , ladlu tf' th al M arl(ral'f' l'orp. ric ptrit'ftt'ed many dt"llvt"I")' mhup' when I t rf'C'a llt'd -iomf.' Bullworltt"r II units In t•rbruary lt'7S. A numbf'r of unll1' m•nuflC' lured prior to lh•t llmt" had• tt"R· c1t'ncy to tome apart and rt'lrast' a llpr1nl( that l'ould rau11t' lnjul") lo ellhl"r l he l"Xt'rtl!IN or a bystandn. Maq(r ace •l(rc-.-d to plt k up rtu llt d units. re1lalr or rt"plat't" lht"m and provldf' ri•turn within 72 hou rs. Ooublt' 'i hlpm•nt and lncorre rt b illing ,...ullf'd. ' Dial Data .4bout Flu The Oro ngt" County Medic al Assot'1at1on an- nounced today that its m e dical in form ation system -Tel-Med 1s able to give tnforma\Joo on the Victorian Ou The tape, act'ording to Dr. Charlts W. Plo~. pre· sldent of the medical as· socialion, "explains the different strains or flu, such as the London Ou• Hong Kong Ou, and now t.he VictoMan nu." The Tel-Med tape, which can be heard by dial1ng m.2221, will explain who should have shots and"' hat the shots will accomplish ,.. , Speaks i11 N~t Butz Stresses Farm Exporting • 0..ly ,., ... ,.... "'"- SPEAKS IN NEWPORT Ag Secretary Butz Inspection Of County Buses OK'd Orange County Transit District IOCTD > directors ai;treed ~I on· day to send two m en to a bus plant in Ohio for four \\eeks to help make sure the d1slnct gets "'h at 1t pays ror when it takes delivery of SSr.e" buses 1n Ma'. ··1 tlimk 1t•s a· sad l'ommen tar~:· dirertor Wilha m Farn~ ~aid as the need to oversee quality <'Ontrol at the Flx1ble Corp plant m Ludenv1lle. Ohio.\\ a:. debated OCTD gener al m a n ager EdM ard Loritz ~aid report:. of !>Ut h 1nc1dent!> as paint peelm~ from new bus('S before thev re· ached the end of the f1x1blt' as· sembly line touc·hed off the re· quest lo m onitor the production or the SS S69.000 buse:> One of the mt:"n \\ho \ll>lll go to Ludenv11lc at an est.mated cost or $1,480 for the four wt'<'ks I!> one o( l)le district 0!> o" n mamtenanC'e foremen. Tim P avne The !>erond quaht} control O\ er:.t'er will be a S200 a dJ' con sultant · ~orm Smith, OCTD":. main trnance !tupennkndC'nt, "111 nbo travel to the bus plant toestabh:.h guideline~ ro1 mon1tonng produt• lion of the S3 7 ni1llion "'orth of buses Altogf.'ther. the on site produc t1on task 1s experted to cost the transit d1stnrt ahout S7.500. in· eluding Pa)nl"Ssalar~ "h1lt•he1:. 1nOh10 Nonetheles:;, Lontz :.aid OCTD staff conl'luded that pcn.onal in- ~pert1on of the manufacturing process ··;s needed to obtmn the highest quality product for our money ·· Though obviously not pleas ed "'Ith ttw need to spend lh<' money us m~urnnce aga1n~t .;h1~hod pro ductron methods. OCTD's dlrel' tor-. \'Olrd unun1 mousl} Ill ( Jvor nf the unhudgeted t'>.pend1turc• U.S. Attack~d PARIS <l' Pl I US Am busador to Frunce Kt•nne th Rw1h r ancelf.'d a plannl'<i off1c1al '1s1t to Ma r:i;c1 lie tocl..1' 111 lht• "'akt• n( mas111\·e ('nmmun1,t und ~r1ultsl .lttu<'k'> on tht• L'S drl\t' 10 prl'\ t•nt l'nmmuni'l~ fro m 1za1ninA PO\H•r 1n kl') Western t:uropt•un rountinc.s • By JOANN£ a EYNOLDS Ot .. Delly,.. ........ Po1ntin1 to the Orienl as a gro~· In g mark et for A m eri-e•n aaricuhural produt'ts. Secrt'l•I")' o( Agriculture Earl But1 said Monday the only way for Carmina to exlst ••llhout aovemment sup· port 1s lhrouch oport. Butz spoke to a luncheon 1allaerinc at the 5'7th annual meet· mg of lhe Aarlcultural C°'mc1I or CaUfornia at the ~f arriott Hotel in Newport Beach. Mor.e than SOO people are at· tendme the three-day convoca· tion sponsored by the council which represents erowers· as· soc1atJons and cooperath·es from throughout the slate. Butz used a light touch in de· U\'ering his remarks. warming tus obviously receptive audience up with lOminutesorjokes. But be repeatedly stressed the point that he opposes any govern· ment support of farmers and he backs the international market· ing ocrarm goods. Expor tation of agricultural products is "a major contributlon to the stuff out of which world peace is made." he declared. He noted tha t the international bala nce of trade "wh.ich a lot of people don't understand," could be tipped back toward the U.S. by continuing export or farm goods and he said faqners will have to work to educate Americanstotrus idea. ··A lot of people Uunk there is something evil about selling foods tuffs abroad," Butz ex- plamed Appointed by then-president Nixon in 1971. Butz said he was proud of his record ln office in which many price support pro· grams were brought to an end. "We've gotten away from the idea o f holding bal'k on agricultural production. which is a shameful thing m a hungry world."hesa1d. He said he recognizes that the new policies work "though they are a little rough," and likened the current s1tuat1on to gettin& a 500-pound calf to stop nursing. ··At that size, he's a little difficult to wean. He's never had solid food before.·· he s aid. "To make these policies work, we have got to have export markets "And we have to educate the peoplt> of the United States that it 1s good for them 1f we export farm products." Butz added. Us ing food riots 1n Poland three years ago as a n example, Butz declared that exportation of farm products 1s a powerful factor in world peace "Soybf:ans a re a weapon more powerful than the atomic bomb. If they're buying bushels of wheat from .us. they're f.'ertainly not go. mg to be sending back bullets," he :userted Hang Gliding 'Legalized' AtOC Park The Orange County Planning Commission has "legalized" hang gliding at Escape Country. Although hang gliding has been a popular sport nt the private recreational park in the Plano Trabuco area for over two years, 1t has not been allowed, according lo county use perm its granted the1 parkdunnit prev1ousyHrs. I ht're was I lllle 01scuss1on among the commissioners before they moved to permit hang Jlhd· in~ ot th(' park. Commissioners S hirley Grindle und Pegg)• Cranston oppol!cd the motion Both, howt"ver. said they objected toont" of two signs also Lncluded tn thrperm1t Commissioners previously de· termined the sport will have very llttle impact on the 11urround1og environment James Robinson. Escape Coun t ry pre11idcnl. hnd n.'lkc'<t that he uliio be allowed lo build u small airstr1p and conduct sky d1vina act1vllie~ on t he pro perty southeast of O'Neill Park. Commissionl'rs, however, re· jected this request. Since an a1ntnp may affect the environ· ment. the comm1ss1on said Robinson will first have to submit an enviro•mental impact report. Woman Bitten By Muskrat MENIN. Belgium <AP > -A rare attat'k by a muskrat against UPIT.._ • a human wu reported today m this north Belgian city. s ........ .. Timothy Leary has lost his lates t bid for parole. The 55·year -old former Laguna Beach resident is now serv· tflg a lO·year sentence in San Ol'ego for smuggling marl· juana. c Police said Angele Degrljze. a middle-aged woman on a stroll, was seriously inJured when lhe s mall rodent raced out of u nearby stream and attacked her. Mrs. Degrijze was bitten five times by the lone muskrat. which retreated and escaped only after 1t was pulled from the woman by people who beard her screaming. Ginger Still Peachg Ginger Rogers, who danced her way to stardom with Fred A!>tain~ in the t9:.io , flashes a greal p air of legs "hile wiping her face afte r rehears al for tonight's opening perlormam·<> of h~·r nti;:ht duh 1t•t m .:\' e\\ York !> \\' aldo1f A:-.t un a rtw 0::-<".1 I winner for · ·Kitty Foy It."' 111IS.lll1:-. tH>\\ i,,, More Proof Demanded Battin Told to Back Vp 'Purge' Charges By GARY G RANVILLE Ollloe O.flll'llMs.i.H Superior Court Judge Kenneth Lae called on indicted Oran~c County Supervisor Robert Bat tin's attorney Monda) to sho" proof that Ballin I!> a \'let Im or dl!t· crimlnalory prosecution ··vou haven't given one exam· ple of in vid1ous prosecution Now give me your bes t shot:· Ju<11-te Lae snapped at de fen:.e uttornl'y Mallhe" Kur1hr h The j udge's challcnl:e camt• :is Battin's pre-trial hcarinic entered its ninth week and As~istunt D1!.l Ally . M1<'hael Capizu \\a:> t>ndinic his fourth day on the "1tne!l!I stand. And w hile Judge Lac called for a show or proof. Kurihch ins1!1ted Capizzi's testimony showed ··th<' prosecution was not at•lini:c in good faith" whe n 1t took Baum·s case to the county Grand Jury last J uly. "The court has got to draw some inferences.·· Kurilt t•h pleaded in res ponse to J udAc Lae'!t '"' 1tat1on to take hrs ··tx·'l :.hot ·· It 1s Kunhch's conll•nt1on th;.it Battin \\US s ini;:led out for pro secuuon Inst Auglli>t whl•n tht• rounty Grand Jur) handC'd dov. n use,·en-count md1rtmcnt. The lnd1l'tmcnt l'h..tr~l''> tht• Santa Ana !tUperv1sor with 1lle)!al ly campa1gnmJ.: at taxpa~l·r t'\ pense "'hen he run fo1 heull'nant go' ernor in 1974 Through Cap1 111 ., foiur da'), 111 testimony. Kurill<'h attl•mptt·d tu show tht! d 1:.trict atturnt•\ ·:-)>t.1ff l>Ought Ballin·:. prn~;·t·ut1on because of his t1e!I "1th Dr Lout-. Cella and <'ount) l>t-mol-r:ittc leader Richard 0 ":\t•tll In his t est1mon~ ,\londav. Capizzi admitted ht• bt•lil·H·<l Cella exerted ··1mpro1w r 111 Quence" on Battin a), \\t'll J~ Supervisor s Laurence Sehm1t and Rolph C lark. And it was Cella last Jum· "ho enticed the Count\ Board ot Supervisors to attempt totranl'ft"r 22 distril'l attorne~ In\ e~l1gator-. to lht• Sh,•1111 , l>1·p.11t11H·1tt, l" .1p1111 lt·~ t 1I 11·d •\\lwn t111.J '"" 111111111l.1t1· 111,. 011111111n th.11 "' t '.-ll.1 " .... 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Ir ·~ 0/11·11 di/f1cult to get ocquornred u.11th the pt•r..rmol ~11/c of the peop1e with wliotn tte du bt•)t1Jcs.~ 1\1 /"11)t N!derol Souengs, 1u• /e<'l tlw "lwmnn 11111d1 ' Is e>elremely 1rnpnrto11I Thi\" u It~ u, rt' prt>SC•lllllg this brtt'{. pl!t~uno/ i11"}rl" u/ Mory Dot•1s Q . Are yo• a 11atfve Callfor11l•11. Mary? A . w ... 11 I CJll C<1ltl11rt11.1 homt•. """ rh .. uyh I"'' born 1r1 Pc1m~vlv.1111.1 Mv lnlhn w"' ,, N wv Ct11eU m•n "' 001 f.tm1(v nll•V• tJ olfllUtt.f 'IUlh' ,1 bll Wt! wut .. J in '><1n l>u q11 v.h1•11 I v..1 111 m~ 1 .. ._n~. and I Vt! lrv,cJ tn <. ,\bl1ttn1<1'"''1 '1111" Q . How did yo• 1•• Into lhe ••vlnt• a•d loa• b••lneee? A. I h11d pu•v1ou•lv w111lct•d m h.111km~ .indcn·d11 .md I ldr thtlt lht-s.wmq' .rnd 1111111 r.,·lol v.u11ld tw d ( h<\1191' O( J)tl(( . th<lf ll '•ffl'r.•«f IT1011' • ,f , I c1t.,ll1•ni11· I hav•' "'""•'Ii' 1·ntov1•d '"111<111q with IWOJ)ll' \II h,•tn•j trl lhl\ llldll\llV I\ \/t'IV "1ll'fVll11j to ml• Q. 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Wlilv do vo• ••l•k people co•• to Finl Federer? A. I think Ifs prlmanly due tn llw fnt'ndlv atmosphere Of course. conv11n11•ncl' nl lncatlim counh for a lot bul f 1hink thl.' J)\'1\')Mlill•d atten11on we offer•~ 1ust 11' lmportan1 w .. · re not too large 10 treat people bke people And our customers respond to that kind of wrvice They know they re not 1us111 number to us First Federal Savings A'Dl.!l \' \'o'ollll1\lltl,1>I.., \'I\ \111,f, \ Costa Mesa Office Baker Near Harbor /\1 n"' ti,.. ""' r It ''" 11 .. I• ' , ~ • 1 • I • /\mpl" I r• • I'"• "'" lt••ur' M•·11 lh111 •1/\\I 11 '1 l1td•1 v<t/\M •·l'\I Cll'IN '->/\llJI\ 1,\'y fP/\'1.l ll'-1 CUllRfN1111Aff 41h ""ftn111 \411,111111111 \f•'t1'\) /17 f t fl\t "·"' .1)11! Ii I' I j I fltlr•'•' ll1n11lh ) l{ .. q11L11 •II Hll ~ " A Hh '"''" ,, •''" fl I ' ,tf. t ,. I ,, • It f •• I " 't I• t '" I ,, I ' ,, J ., '· l\o' oltllll' 111'UI• .j I" • 11 t r 1111 t I y l I j• I • 11h 1 , ,r •• ,, c •• ,, , , A 4 OM. Y PILOT I Just • Opry at Orphen1n ~ston Vaudeville for Wallace wida Tom ~arpblae RIC K Y TICKV POU T IX: Ram l'leansed the Oranitc Coll.St :.k1es and lht.>n clt'arro lu.s:t nliht .to JJrov1de a plc11'>1rnt ndc ulcmai the free"' ay [\•crything '!Ill· lt•rt•d ·<1nd l ookl.'d f reshly 6('rub00d. And tht.-rt•, ovt.'r on the rnllm1t runch hills, wa:. tht-c1tv of lrvme. How J>("ace rul it lookt'd with its clusters of lights from thl' '.1nous 'ill as; es "1Uun lhc ('1ly llm1t11. Ala . all that looks pea<'eful i.sn 't nt>cessar1 Iv Poodenng lhtS, you reah1e lhal Irvine. tranqwl as 1t m ay app~ar, smouldtrs w1lhin Crom v<>hl1t·i.. COS. IDER T HE CIT\' Coun· c1I elt'('tion campa1~n \\h1ch has t•oncludl·d al the lntnl' polls to· da~. Out of this l'Ommunity of 'lll;i ~l's cam e a las t minute flurry of <'har~es and counter· c·harges that suuntlcd mort.-lake the people were ll\'lng 1n Chicago. Jn into's r eal pol1t1cal face burst forth into \'tew an the final hours or campa1gnmg betw een what Y.t' m1~ht C'all Side Able Vl'r'us Stdt' Baker. Side Abll' l'amt' out \\tth a printed flyer accusinll .Side Baker of h.1\'lng built up a c·om· munit) orgJn1£;it1on that Y.aio on its faC'e a happ~ cine group but \\as. in ract, dt:'s lJ!nE·d as a "pohll<'al trick" .. outfit. That hnc sounded faintly lam1har. Side Rakt:'r thl•n retaliated. Bakt>r i...11d the other <;1de was \\arnin~ that lhc la'>l Y.eekend of the C'ampatl!n m1~ht spawn omt' :,habbv clcct1oncenn~ tactics And 1t dul. tht• B..1kers con· tendl•d. an!I nil or the· 'ihabby '>luff caml' from the Ables in their flyer. W F.Lt., T ll f.: ABLES f1rl'd TIJ.:hl btH·k ;1nd Jlll'J.:l'<I th.tt the Haker-; h:id tnlh•ctt'<l S.1,000 lo pump up llw1r camp:.11Jo(nin~ :md th<ll tlwn• wa ... "<•orporate in· \olvt'mt·nl" in ,1111hts Th.it ntrpo1 ,\l(• 1n\oh·emcnt line abo h.1tl ii r1n.: of fJm1hanty to It :'\ow th1• H.ilo.1.·rs didn't :.land :,till for th.it Tht• B.1 k1•r .c; ""ct th<' other side in r.11·l h;1cl ,, , nwn orgJnt7at1on t h .1 t ( o r ' t' .1 r ' · h a d a :.1r;1n~khnlcln11Ii'11wpoht1C'c;.'' R\ 1•1111t r.1,I .... 1111 lht• llakl'r'. tht•1'r "" 11 I 111 It• c· 1' 11· i:ruup U"it>d nm,l 11f tlw m11111·\ 1h1•\ r;ct't'd for mucl t•,l r11nir11111u1' 'lff\ t'\.., .md d11J J!'""' "••I I-' .11 ound toY. n. Just lilo.l' 111•11ple ''ho 1·11ntnbull'<l to tht' Ir' 111<• ll.11 H'~I FeslJval or Ltttll· Lt•JJ.:Ue. THF. RAKFRS SOMEHOW m1:·"•£•cl lht• l'h.llll'C to throw 10 ~l olhPrhornl .ind 1\pple Pie there. Bul S11l1• ,\hll• 1·Jmc right back, C'hun:rni: tlw ll.1kers "Ith at· tt-mptini.: lo di\ 1111• nnd conqut>r thc rornt1111111ly , m1,.:-.tu l in1? c.1-.t>-.. prnmot in •: frar 1nducin1< .,,Ill'' .incl l' 11·;.il 1n~ "phJntom l•Jlt'fll l\l4i,. H Thu' 11 \\ 1'nt . \\1th Sid<' Ahle :inti !'o1cfr 1\,11.t•r J!Olll~ right cloY.n In till' \\ 11 t' in J rro,,fire o( rinl(· 11w. f.1mil1 ar 'ounchni,: 11ohl1t'.1I \nl l1'\' 11'1111' lookcd !<O !>t':l<'<'ful, out I h1·11• lwHmrl lhc• fn•1·"·". 11-c h ~h" 1•l1ttt-nn..: u~.un:.t the ratn· c " .111"·tl '" \ l'h 11 ' h1lw 1t lookc; nll ri~ht Jl11l 1 l "lllllllh lltOrl· 111.c \\ .1,htn"ton, UC. By WAL T £a a. MEAltS BO~'TON <AP> -Wbt-n Oeorte C Walla« pl:ayed the Orpheum. they brou1ht back vaudeville, campat&n $t)•lt' from the stage that onte belonced to song and danct• men, laur to the 11ant motton picture screen, a troupe ot Walh1ct perlormeri; did their number11 Monday. "I 'II say. . . pahk your coh if )'OU'll Uy y'all." Stevt' Salmon. the master of ceremonte:.•6 told the crowd 1n a play on Boston and Alabama acC'ents. (CAMPAIGN '76 J TH£N HE GAVE way to BJlly Grammtr, the Grand Ole ()pry performer who hu bffn plu<'k· mg .his jJultar and singin1 for W1dl11ce crowda th~h many a campaign. He dtd his turn and then it was Bobby Goldsboro. In an t"tn· broidered blue bUH . his 11h.trt opc!n almost to lht.• waist. singing "Honey," and "Da d, liad Leroy Target Areas 'Worse' Anticriine Project Fails in 8 Cities WASHl!'ICTON CAP) -\'iolent C'ri me has "cons1derablv worsene<i .. m eight Cities that the Nixon admsn1stration ~hose for a multim1llion·dollar anucnme program so 1972. a government· funded study reported today. E valuators from the ( ) Mitre Corp, a private re · JN SHORT search firm . concluded that the "high impact antiC'rime program" failed to fullritl tht> ~ Nixon administratton's promise of a S pe rcent reduction in street cnmes and burglary within two yeur:. in the target cities. The C'ities a re Atlanta, Balttmore. Cleveland, Dalh1s, Denver, ~ewark, '.'J J ., St. Lows, Mo .. and Portland. Ore Rtunan llall~d MOSCOW <U PI) -So\·iet and foreign Communists haile<i Russia's economic performanC'e today and denied the existence or ant1·s~mitism so the Soviet Union at the 25th Party Congress \\1th many of the leading lights having already delivered their addresses O\ er the past six days. collective farmers. 011 plant workers and lesser-known for eigners were among those who took the rostrum before S.000 delegates a t the Kremlin Palace of {:ongr esses. 'D~ttntt~ 01tt WASHINGTON (APl -President Ford says Cuba must withdraw its forC'es from Afnca, stop trying to undercut the United Slates in Puerto Rico a nd r,efr:un from expans1001s m 1n Latin America before this countr; will d1c;cuss C'ord1al relations with Havana. In a taped interview Monday with WCKT-TV or Miami, Ford also said .he doesn't likt' to use the word "detent<'" anymore and re· pealed his prediction that Sen Hubert II. Humphrey will be his Democratic opponent iA November. t'A Murdf"r• DETROIT (UPll -Federal prosecutors have na med two Filipino nurses as being under investlJ(ation in connection wilh a mass murder case at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Ann Arbor last summer. Prosecutor s said an Indiana man, reportedly dying of cancer, was a key witness in the case and -in an unusual move -asked a federal court for permission to take s worn testimony from him before he dies. Ponw Star Facing Charge in Memphis MEMPHlS. Tenn. <UPI) - The hero or "Deep Throat'' said he has worked sn more than 300 X·rated films but this 1s the first time he had lo go to frdcral court over one -and h ts co.star, Linda UNISEX LUNCH COST/NC SAME STUfDH!"STER ~tAllSHAL, Eni:land \AP) -To comply ~•th Britain's new law ai:ia1n't sex d1scrimin at1on. the Bl:iC'k llor'ic Pub ha!S changed 1tc; menu. The Ploughman's J.unrh" - bread, c heese and p1rklcs in hearty quant1ti<>s now 1.., lh<' "Plou1th Operat 1 \'("s Lunch." It shll cosl540pt>nce tMOrt-nts l. Lovelace, Js t estifying ror tbe pro- secution. · "Man, t his is awful." said Harry Streicher, better known as Harry Reams, as he joined 10 other defendant1' in ('ourt Mon- day for a tria l on obscenity charges. Streicher, 10 individuals and four corporations are charged with violation or federal laws which prohibit the-interstate transportation or obscene films. An issue in the case will be whet hc.•r "l)('cp Throat," one of the mo!it Camou:. sexually ex· phcit films evl'r made. as obscene by federal standards. The 28·Yl'ar ·old former Marine l!a1d he rt>ce1vt>d $100 for his role, ~ h1C'h he s:ud took one day to f ilm. The mov1t' reportedly grossed more than $Z5 mallton. Snowstorm Hits Michigan Late Jr1i11ter Weather Sparks Road Warnings "''~ L•w ..... I\ ~n."' ,,.,. ,.~,.. .. ,. Al•1•t• ,. ' h .,. •h ' .. " ·'' '"" '"'" ,, ., ... ,. .... , "" 11111 . ' ..,. ........ ,., ,, ,, "' . . '"' • ... .)l ' '!'t' ·~·'' 71 " , ........... 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""--''' ••\ tortt•lt tor,;91"·t ~ .... 10C».foot .... 1 Hlqf\, Chme.dlMO i...~ ; Brown," and a half dozt'n mort- "We've found out lh.at you're ju.t a bunch of Southern people, With J\lst a little dllft'rcnt ac- cent." aa1d Grammt'r "Do ·south1e's My Hom e Town·." shouted iomeonc in lh balcony GOLDSBORO C'l 'PPED his hand to his e41r "South!t'~ Your Home Town, rliht"" he suld ··1 don't belit-ve I know that one · · 1t is the anthem or South Bost on, Lbitl Iris h American enclave torn by the controversy over the bus ing of public sC'hool children for rac1al snte&rahon. The Orpheum 1s a ca\ernous. ornate theater, once a showplace of New Encla nd "Gone With the Wind" opened there in its Boston premiere Vaudev1Ue died hard there and for a t ime, 1t featured a C'Ombinataon or staee and screen lt has seen better days. The blue pasnt 1s peehng over the balcony. For nearly an hour. the coun- try and west-.?rn ssngers did their numbers. "We're not the stars or the s how tonight, the governor is the star of the show," said Gram- mer "We're just icing on the cake ." Then he came on. from Mage left, in his wheelchair. as Salmon cried · Death Rig "And now. Alabama's fighting go\•erno r , our next fighting President, ·the ho norable Ceorge C Wallace." The oil rig Deep Sea Driller is seen J?rounded off th~ \\CSte rn coast o f Norn av m hca'' seas. Accident this week killed six rre\\mei1 al>oard ·rig "'hich was being towed for repairs. Forty four other~" ere re~rued. U.S. Satellite Danger? WASHINGTO:-J CUPI > -The Pentagon. wor- ried about.keeping its spy in the s ky satelhles i>are. planr. this spring to test a new spacecraft~ h1ch C'an hide from So\·jet "killer" interceptors ~ Jn ·a news conrercnce last \\eek. Makolm R.. Currie. director of 0('fensc Resl'arch and En~mt'er· ing, acknowledged that the Rus!i1ans again are test· ing interceptors apparently d<'S1gned to kn()('k out U.S. satellites. These are <'t>n,ul,•red o;o 1mp<>rtant thul the 1972 SALT agreement forh1d' etthcr the So\•1t.'l lJnion or the Umted States from mes•nng with the other's satellites. THE RF. AR E ~F.\\' qu1•,tmns /\dm1nbtration sources <'Onf1rml•d n •1>011' In /\\ 1at1on Week magazine and t•bt•" h<'rc th.ii un t'l•b. 12. the Soviets launched u Co:. mo:-. 80:1 :-.atl•lhl1• into orh1t. followed on Feb. 13 by .1 l'c>:-mo~ SQ.I Latl·r thut day. ju!>l SATELLITES ARF. important bcC'ause they south of lla"""1a. Cuba. nntl :IOO n11l1•s UJl, the are "national means of V<'rif1cat1on" ui.ed to tell if "killer" 80-1 wa ... mant'llH'rNI to" 1thin U2 minutes either country Is keeping its part of the SALT arm:. or lunjlitutlt-and 01 dc~r1.·t•:. of l.illtudt• or th,• 803 limitation agreement. and whettwr a C'ountry 1s "tarf(et" i.pac .. c·r,1fl la unehing or getting ready to f1rl' a nuclear tipped Thcrt.' wa:. no t'\.plo~1on. a!\ th1•rc ha' been tn the • missile. past. The Sov1t'h n·portrdly madP thn•c su1.·h tests Both superpowers have sntcllitcs <'quipped with in 1971 and Curru· 'a11I h<' kn1.•w of nu .. ..,ii;:nrflcanL televis ion cameras, infrared and other soph1stiC'ated darrerenC'es · · bct wt.•en the new and old :.l'ril'li. sensors that can operate day or ni ght, in any "No~. th1·~ ·, e ref.urned," said Currie. "Why, I weather . From roughly 600 miles up, they can ac-don't know. I wi...b I could climb into thC'ir minds • tually monitor movements with great clarity, or, 1r and know. but l ju~t rfon't know ... I don't know why activit ie& ar e under cover, can watch related pat· this decision wa ~ made al tl11l> parl1t·ular time when terns. SALT b rcsuminJ.?." .:====================================================~I I For people who need people People who care, people who create, people who comfort, people who guide, people who help ... these are the subjects in the Dally Piiot's People section. The People section brings to life the people you want to know In communities all along the Orange Coast. And, It brings you up to dat~ on Orange Coast organiza- tions, aoclat events and the wedding plans of Orange Coast couples • Nationally known columns by Ann Landers and Erma Bombeck also are regular features of the People section. If you're a person who needs people, you need Sunday to Friday In the DAILY PILOT ) Panel Pl~lcecl Good Potential J11ror • SACRAMENTO <UPll -Manaon cultllJ S.odra Good. ~ceuaecl ot eonaplrtn1 to m all duth threats. threateerd a prospect!~ Juror du.r· in1 the first day of bu trial. David Whlleley, 1 member o( the pand'rom which the Jury wUI be selected. acknowled&ed Monday he wor1ed for a lumbt-r compi.ny whole name w19 on ~of 3.000 envelopes round in the defen· dants' apartment.,.,r\d Miss Good told hlm sternly : "Those letters ny anyone who cuts down lreeti will tM: rut a) they cut the trees. You and your friends are in trouble. That's a threat.·• Miss Good, 31, was a room· mate or Lynelle Fromme, the apostl e of mass murderer Charles Manson convicted or at· tempting to assa11sinate Presi· dent Ford. I AnER HE T HOUCtrr about the lhrfat, Whiteley said he could not be' a "fair and impartial" juror and was excused by US. District Court Judge Thomas J . Mac Bride. f'roa me. MacBride. obviously remtmbertna the Fromme trtal over which he presided. al one po1a. even called Miss Good "s.dra Fromme." MicBride sentenced the red· halrtd· Ml111 Fromme to a max· lmtni life pri1<m term. f')Ua PaOSP ECTIVE jurors wete Immediately Hcused by the j~e when they adnulled they ha• read the book "Helter Slltlter," whic h depicts the M#\S<>n sn and drug cuJt and th1lr anvolvemenl Ul the 1969 nte·LaB1anca murders in Los A1geles. r wo more were sent home ater they said they bad seen the dccumentary film ''Manson " ....Uch MacBride had baMed in !llcramento during part of Miss ,.omme's trial. u • ..,_ ARRIVES FOR TRIAL Cultist Sandra Good T'*C:tey Match 2. 1976 DAIL. Y PtlOT ,4 S nee 'lll'egal Harrises Win Victory LOS ANG ELES ti\P \ Supenor Court · JUd&e here ha ruled lh•t ~v1dence !tell~ Ml lh1.• ~n Franctsco htdf<>Ul of l>} m· b1one~e LJ~ution Arm} mt'nt bers Will1•m i.nd Enuly llarrni v. .u llle1ally obt ained and cnMot be use-cl acatnst lhl'm In v.hnt wa.., cons1dt>red 1 mca· )Or pretnal v1ctorv for tht> llJ r· r1:;es, Judge l\t ark nri1ndlt•r rut~ Monday that flU agrnl1> d1d not ha' t! iwiu l'tt v. arr ilnls when they enten•d the Jl arm.t!1>. ~partmenl lai.t S1.1ptemtx.>r PROSEC't'TO R Samut>I Mayerson said bt" nm,> Jppcal the ruling. Brandlt-r said ht' would ru1r to day on v. hether e' 1denn• lakt•n from Patricia Hearst's hideout could be introduced Ulto the trial The Harns es' tnal on kidnap mg. assault and robbl>r~ ch.irgl'' ts scheduled to bl' gin ~1Jrch 15 Outside the courthouw dl• fense attorney Leonard W e inglass praised the ruling. and said 1l was "the begmrung of thl· a MIL'f unra,·ellng ot myths. and l:tll• tJMP•\' surro~nd111i.i tht'Sl.A. t'BI AG f.NT~ have lesliril'd tht•, entered tht• .1partment after th\• a rre1>t to m u In• sure no otht>r fu~1t1\t's "t•rl.' inside. adding tlwv obtJ1 nt>d Sl'Jrch warrants tht,-follo-.' 1ng da). In granting lht• dt>frn:.e motion to suppr'-'l>:; l.'\ 1dt•nee. Brandler nott"ii th:u ;>f:t'nh had lhe Har· n~i·.., undt>r :.un t•11lanct' for JO houri. before lhl' arrest and satd the FBI had "ample hml'" to o~ ta1n aeareh warrants prior to the 1tr~1ts. "However. no effort wu mado to aet the warunta bdore the en· try on Sept. 18," he eddt'd. Amona the Items alle1edly ¥riied at the Hurt1ca' home "ere 1un1. wrltlnes by SLA mem~r!I, books, records •n<l whot FBI aaents said were com· pooenu of plPf' hom!Xt. IN OTHER pretrial develop- nwnts Monday. two owners of Mel's Sportlnc Goods Store Iden· titled the Harrlses as the two persons inside the store just before It was raked by automatic gunr1re in May 1974. William Harris was alleaedly caught trying to shoplln a pair of SO<'ks from the store. Patricia Hearst has test1f1ed t hat s he opt>ned fire with a semi· automatic weapon solhe Harrises could escape. Helped Boyfriend Four men and four women. all of them white and mosl of them middle class. were approved by the prosecution and the defense for lhe smaller panel from which the 12 jurors and tour alternates will eventually be picked. Miss Good. 31 , and Manson cult hanger-on Susan Murphy. 33, both acting as their own al· tomeys, are on trial (or allegedly consplrlni to mail 171 death threat letters to corporate and 1ovemment leaders. Weiner Sentenced, .Fined in Sex Case Krishna Cult Quarantined By Hepatitis VIOLA. W . Va. (UPll -A Hare Krishna re ligious cult rom mune was placed under slrH~t quarantine by state offi cials to day because Of 8 hepalll.IS OUt break whic h caused the dcuth of Teen-ager Guilty In Parents Death SAN RA F'AEL IL'PJ) -Marlene Olive, 17, was found guilty Monday of helping her boyfnend kill her parents. Supenor Court Judge Charles Best found the San Rafael teenager guilty of Cirst degrl'e murder after a week-long closed juvenile trial. Best said evidence prest>nted during the heanng'tM'.oved "she is guil· tv of lnvoh·em ent in the homicide .IN ADDITION, Miss Good Is accused of makina threats in telephone conversations with a newspaper and three radio sta· ., tions. The two defendants lived with M iss Fromme in a 100.a-monlh attic apartment at lhe lime Miss Fromme attempted to as· sassinate the president. Miss Fromme is expected to testify as a defense witness al Miss Good's trial. Miss Good 's rebuke of \V1liteley was the only incident during jury sele(·t1on, which was qui e t c o m pa r e d to t h e tumultuous trial o f Miss 'Pure Haris•' . LUS ANGELES (AP ) - "ormer Deputy Mayor Maurice Neiner, con· :lcted l ast nonth o n a .ewd conduct charge, has been se n · tenced to two years' proba· lion and fine-cl $600. W e in e r . convicted of making s ex-•• ,,. .. ual advances to an undercover vice omcer al a Hollywood adult theater, was sentenced on Mon- ·school Btard Nixes Forced Hp.sing Bill ~ LOS ANGELES <U PI) -n Los An1ele1 City School Board. ' despite cries that its action was "pure racism." Monday night nar- rowly p~ssed a resoluuon opposlg forced busing to achleve racial lntearal1on. The musure , authorized byiewly-electl'd board member Dr. Howard Miller and seconded by lathleen Brown Rice, came In an· t1c1pation of a state Supreme Coun:teclslon which could order the dis- trict to Implement compulsory bulng as oneofseveral desegregation plans. The key vote In lhe 4·3 deci~n was made by Dr. J ulian Nava, who previously Indicated he wotd oppose the measure. Nava de· c1ded lo support the measure aftt an amendment was added saylnJt the district would obey any supr.,e court decision on the bu.sing is· sue. 2 Snttrtt~~d 111 Beat• Tllreat LOS A.NG F.LES <AP) -Two •en have been sentenced to prison in C'Onnt>ct1on ':'1th 11 threat to &SS8fllna te President Ford by blowing UI> a sewer in Sacramt>nto dunng t>rd's visit there last fall. U.S. District Court Judge w•1am P. Gray imposed the sen- ( J tencl'S Monday. He ordered S l t Gary Steven DeSure. 32, or 8 ~ Warm Sprin1s. Mont., to spend flvl' yo rs 1n prison and recommended he st>rve the time In Sprin11fit>ld. Ml'. rtrc;ton Mlhael Mayo, 24. of Warrl'n Coun- ty, Va., "as s~nll'nced to an ind<'ttminate term not to exceed six ye an. DcSure and Mayo were indk ttl by a federal i:rand jury last <Xl. 20 on churfes thl'y planned to 1lont o llomb in u SaC'rumenlo sewer near where Ford would walk Ola v1 'l1t 10 the state cnp1tul last !Wpt. s. eo-~H Ba~Ju OH R._..i.tt•• LOS ANGELES (AP> -The CilyC01ncll hH voled 13·1 to sup- port h•(lislation that would rcflulall' ex'\)Of or 011 and natural gas ob· tam~ in drl ll ini.t on the outer conllnental lhelJ. Thr vote Monrlay WO!I in !lupport or~islatlon proposed by Sl'n. ll<'nry Jarkson (()Wash ). and a i;lmil bill In the House by Rep. John ~lu rphy W N. Y. >.J ackson's bill, lied the Outer Continental • hrlf M nnal(emenl Act of 1975, has alread passed lhe Senate. Crcult 1'111• NASA T'•' PH-l EDWARDS AFB <UPll -Lt Col ~t ichacl V. Love. test pilot for a successfully compll'ted NASA prof am that paved the way for a ~<'nt•rataon of s paceship-planes. was ~led Mond ay on a pror1cien· <'>night. Lo"e. 37, was piloting an RF4C n..Ler that crashed on Ro1ers Dry Lake Bed. The navigator. Maj Etil' B. Underwood Jr., ejected from the plane shortly before it crash~ He was hospllallzed in sta· ble condition at George Air For<:e BaseJ n. Deac,;. Bit 8J L .. c tt'eflc SACRAMENTO (U PI) -The n~ber of dealhs"'laSt--'i&'eek taus~ by t.he nu rose to61 in Calirornit out the stale is well.below the ep1dem1c level, according to health f fic iali. Dr. Ben Werner. epidemiologist ~h the health department's fn(e<:tious disease section, Monday sai he.death rate for the winter influenu season was not unUJ1ual comp ed with other ~nt years. Besides the 61 deaths ror the week e ing Feb. 18. there were S8 deat.bsdllrini the preceding wcekand4 unng the week earlier. • day. a colle"e professor and 1llnc1>s to of her parents as an instigator . mother we'll never know," the encour ager, a1d('r, abettor and. Judge addt>d . After the sentencing, Weiner several persons . accomphct> ' DURING THE HEARING. proclaimed his innocence and Gov. Arch Moor e ordered the said he plans lo appeal the case. quar antine on the communl'. Ml S OLl\'£'S parents. Jam<.'s local~ on a 1.000 acre Mtc 1n and Naomi Oln l'. "ere slain in THE 45·YEAR·OLD former Marshall County 10 the 1>tule's their home last June 21. Their Miss Ohve said that Riley killed her parents and held her captive for ten days to keep her from con- ta<'lmg the police ctuef a1dl' to Mayor Tom Bradley No'1hern Panhandle bodies \H·rt> found in a barbe< ue contended lhroughoul his tnal -The quarantine "a ... ordt•n·d pit at a v.oodl'd teen-age hangout . Riley admllled during his trial that he killed the father . bul claimed It wa~ in self defcnsl' He s aid he discovered Mrs Oh\'c already dead that he was at the theater at alter state health offtc1ab \\en: Chjrle!> o. Riley. 20. Mii.s Bradley's request as part of an notified of the hepalll1:; outbreak Oii\<', forml'r bo)fn<'nd, was investigation of allegations or by the lJ.S Communic<•bll' !)" 'l'IHt•Uct•d lo dt.'Ul h for t hl.' police harassment of lhe gay ease Control C~nter 10 Allant:i 11111rdl•rs dunni! Jn earlier tnal community. Weiner told reporters Monday The death of Dr Kenneth ~t Judf(e Bt•!>I '>aid there" as "un· that he has accepted a position Plummer of Wc~t V1ri.:1n1,1 1·1111tnnt.'rtl•<I l'\'1dt-nc1•" that Miss Olive will be icntenced in two weeks. 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Ill thc• ht,1111 \ t1f tilt' 'I.tit• :0-t'Hlll cor I \\ c ,illll\ ~.111 1-'r .1n1 1,c 11 r.111111\ lw ch't llll.!111,ht'll h1111 ,1•1l .11 .111 l'.11" .1,:1 II\ ~1.11l11.1l11a• 11 0111 !'l.111r111tl "1th th1 • h1,,:h1·,t h11n111 ' 111 .1 "·" \\ ht'll ~I ,Hit ' \\ 1'11' I oll 111 cl 111 llTllllt'tli ,ttt•I\ l.111111 h1·d .1 11111.tlclt· l',llt't'I J ' ,1 Ill'"' 11 p11rll'I , "'I\ ( E ARL WATERS J 1ng in London and Pam. and l:ite1 bt'C'omm~ Cmled Pn •s!> bu11•a11 l'h1t•f tn Lo:. A ntl'll·:o. Th1·rt· ht· 'tutlwd IJ\\ a nd 1·nkn'tl prl\.ctt• pt,lt'lll'l' JOd bt•l'Jllll' J 'lll>t'l lttf l nu rt Judi:e ll F. L.t·:FT th.it Slll.000 .1 ""1r Jllb .• r loµ salar~ b.irk in 1!131! I<> run for. and eas 1h· "in. th<' SHiii a month job as s tat1.· :.<'nalor rrorn Lo::. Antoteles. "From th1.•n• hl' "J' l'li·ctl'd Allornl'\ Gl'nt•r :rt .11111 1 .. l'redttt>d \\1th ha\ mi: l1i•1•n lhl' h1.•,t •• 1n th t' .. t .1l l'' h1 .. t u1'. Foolt-;hl~. hl' ~111·1·u111 h1•cl tu pr 1'' "Un'' from lh-mncr,11' In nm for a.:1•\ 1•r11or an I 94fi aj!jtn'I till' .. 1111111\ 1•111 n•nched t::11 I \\' .1rn•n Th.it tw hlld no ht•;irt f11r lh1• ta"k \\:t' l'\ltknt In th1· £at! he f1ll•cl for t hi' offtt'<' JUHi took off for th1• :"ua 1•rnhura.: tn.1b not n•turnini: until .11l1'r th!.' c•h•t·t 11111. l\t•nn\ r1•11red from J>Oltttl'' thl·t 1·,1ftcr . .il le.1 ... t to th1· •"<lt•n t or 1t1•1na.: h1m!>l'lf a 1.·.ind11IJlt• .• incl \\ •'' l,1t1·r rrt11r111•1I to lht• 'lll>t'n11 1 n1urt h> Cm t'rnm "'11 1111111cl t: Brnv.11, ltw 't'n111t. 111• I l'tll t>cl l.1 .. t 'c.1r 1•rnhn.: .1 111,1 111~111,h1•cl puhlt<' <.1•n 11 1· ·1 h1· quJhf1t'at111n' 11( lh1· nth"'' .1p111·,1 r c· r1•1l 11.1 hit• .althn111:h 1111h.11" nnt "' l!llll1•nnr n .. l\1·n II\ ' 11111 ,lfl I h.11 I' l>t·,11h• !ht• ll\Hlll. 1 h1• \ 1·ry pr1''l'n< •' of f\1 ·11 "' ahlf11• 1111 lt1c• romm1!>s1on nial..<'" <'t'rt.11n t h<· bl:nef1t 11f a \I 1•al1 h 111 p uhl11· ~!.'n 1rl' t·x JK'f'll'lll'l'. c·ou11l1•d "1th a bnllrunt mind ~ind Jud ll·ial t t'mpt•rn mt•nt. "'111 i;:t•t t ho!>t' on the pubhc pa~ mil J fair sh a kl' 8\' ,\DDISG lhl· olh('r" \\Ith '1mrl,11 political bal'k)!ruund!> Bro"' n M'l'm.., lo ha''l' <1tad.t'll thc- d l' C I.. • ' \\ h 1• I l' • . a :. l h C' Sacromt•nto l 'n111n a'k::.. "are the • "POl..t•..,n11•n for n •t·n,,:nt/l'{I tax pa)l'r ori:an11.1t1on!-:ind con :.um<'r J:roup!>"" And "h<'re 1:. the ·11tttle J!uy "·• That fellow the govC'rnor as .II\\ ..i) s \'Otcmg con· l'l'r n about. t h!.' m1ntmum "al?l' l'.1rnl't. lht' ~•lt·nt maJonty that 11lt11n.1IPI\ fools the 11111 T r u !.' .' t h l' I. 1• g 1 !> I a t u r c sa.:a1·111u!>IV .1nllc1pal1'<1 lhe ne<'d for broad rc1>rt''t'ntut1on on so important a comm1s~1on and ct·r· laml~ did 11!> part m st't•kmg a hroad :>Jll'<'lrum of public opi· 11111 11 I t h ;1s s p 1•c·1f 1t'd the c·ha1rman "lhall lw thc chairman of lht• Laltlt• llonvt•r Com- m1so,1on" a nc1 ot h<'r memh<'rS "111 b1.• th<' prt•,1dt•nts. or their de- s1~n<'c~. of tht• State Cham bt•r of t'ornm1•rt•l', St.Ill' Har ASSOCl3· !Ion. Aml·r1<0 Jn f\·d<'ralron ur I .1h111, Lt'.ll:lll' of \\.om<'n Vott•r,, F.1rm Hurt'au. {'ahfornru Aroad c .1 ' t t• r ' a II ti (' a I I ( o r n I a ="""' ,,,,1111.·r 1'11 bh,hrr:. assO<'IJ I 11 "" 11111 lh<' S.u ra.m1•nt11 I nton ' <1111•1' •" 111 \\ hv '' tlw1 i• 0111 J I l'l'l l''l'lll.tt I \I' 111 I\\ I\ or I ht• n11n 1•hti· p11hl1t· • '' ~1 i:ood i1111.· Is Hughes St_· WASHI NGT0N l lo"anl II Hughes. the phantom b11l11111J 111 tias been out of pubht: !.aghl for '" lonR tha t the ln tc•rnal . Ht•\ 1•11111 ·en1ce tlRS J m J~ muH• l11 declare him le~ully dt•ad Se\'eral Cedt'1'nl a~l·nts, \.\ho ha\'t> followed H ug h es ' movement s. behe\'e he JS dead As far back as F eb 18, 1972. On t' a g e n t declared in a specula t l\ c mt' mo "It IS ffi \ belierthal Ho." ard Hu.ihe-;cht'<l tn Las \'egas In 1970 and that ki•) ul f1c1a ls in charRe of run11111J: ht' -<'mp1re conct•.1led tha-. f;wt JI th1 tlmc an ordt•r 111 I" 1•\ t•nl .1 catastrophtl' d1 .. ,olu\111n of h1' holdtnR~ .. The m l'mo su~J.!t''I)'. lh.11 a "Joubll:'" could cu:-11\ h,l\l' 11,.l'll substituted for tlw r·t·al l lo \l.,11d Hu~ht>S. s1nc•t• alnw't n1111n1 11111 s1dt' the ret'lusi· .. 1111w1 1·11 d 1· h.1 .. ~een him in \ 1.•arl> · Tht• tl1111 bl<' no doubt IHi:. h<'1°n" h11olc·d 111 Hufthl's· s 1H·1·t·h. rn .11111 1·11,111 .. and erc·l'nt n nt 11•..,,' tlw 1111•r1111 tonjC't't u n•s A PATTF.RN of c·nmpll'l1 isolation " w1i,. <•<.lahh,h1.•1I. '' 1t'h "onl\' a fc\\ lr11,t1'11 't'''·"''' ha,·tnl! dart•l't .ll'<"'" to llu.:h1· ... not!.'s thl• memo Thi· 1w'1 'It'll rl ~ugg!.'sh. \\ "' to llllt\ 1• th1 '"I' post!d 1mp11,l1.•1 tn ;r frw11dh fort>1gn c·ounll' · l'ht'-"rnrld h1• nl'N'S!>Jr~. tn lht• .lj!l'lll '11p111111n. "to ob\'latt• lhl• p11s,1h1hl\ of .1 ~overnm<'nt 1ntrus1011 hy "1',111 h \\arrant " The dani:<'r or C',po.,anJ: lhr• m a s ri u t• r .1_ d t' " 11 u l 11 h .1 ' " les:.ent>d, adds thC' nwmo ... ,1 rth the passaj!(' or lime• untl lht• double s 1sola1111n from any 1111l Dear Gloomy Gu~ A<h lt't' to ll 11 h.11 d '1\1111 Don t 'lap t lh' h .111t1 1 h.11 pnrdo n ... \Ou. ~' GW\ <•mn .. ,.h •r• \WOl'nftt-4 tt, ,......,., ........... M C.•\Mr•l'I .... ~.Ow Vlllfwt •f .,._. ,_., .... , \•"4 •W t ,_. _ .. ,. G.....,, o .... D•1ly "'lel JACK AN DERSO '1 cl l' r ., \\ ho k " ''" I h ,. r 1 I llu~hl·~ This ::.1.•1•n,1rin h., .. not tw•l·n m1~:-.ed 1n \\' ushrn~tur\ JS 1·1 pll'lt• fontm.~ Ot ht.•r i?m'('tnm 111\ t·~ll~..itor~ JI"' .. usr1t·t·1 t lhl t'C'Ct.'ntn1· brll11111J1 rl' ma~ i1t«td allhoui.:h lhl•\ l..11 k •·• dusl\ t' pr()(Jf thJt ht. 1s 1·11h,·r r ad or dh\'l' ~POK F:S~I E' for lht ~ 111111• ll ui:ht·~ flll:lJ\lial t•n1p111• 1.1ll ti Spt.•tulat 1011 pn•pth l1•r1111.. 1 h• l'Ontt'nd thJt th1. dtrsl\t' ll11i:h• tS quilt• alt\ i•, :.1111 1111 m hot h t. .. d and mind llt' I' nm~ r1·,11l111 th<.''.' ::.a~. al thi• l'r 1111·i•s., ll11t1·l 1 A('apulro Thl• ~o' t•rnmt•nt h.1 ... 1 tl1·,·p 11 t1·n•'l 111 llu,.:111·-. \\1•11.111 II 11 ha~ tkp11rt1·d th1' \\111·tt1 u11.11 noun1.·t-cl . .,11 n11•1•11l' ''" , .. 1 h Trt•a::.111 \' 11•11-. 111 11111111111' •> 1h1llar:o. Ill 1· .. 1.111• t."''" Th1"c l't'SIJOll::>tblt• (or tlll' ho.1-.l \I OU( .1li.11 ht• ~llhJt'<'I to pr11 ... •1•111 11111 Fnrth1•fll ll•n, 1h1•,1:1lo.1•' \1n11I• lw 111,,:h .\ ... 1h1• ni1•1110 p11111h 0111 Th l· Jlll"t'I ~11111 1111.11111.1 b,•nt•f11 .. llllltll')l! t11 all\ a.:111up 11 1.·onlrol of J $:! h1lh11n l'nlPll'•· Jf m.1n1f1.•,1 Thi• 11p111•r1ur11t11"• 111 th1 "Pht1111 ni.: 11rt 111 h11111h 1•1h 11 11111l10n' of dol(.11 , .1r1· .rbo ul1 \ lllU~ \larml'tl m·l·r th1:0. '"'"''""" I Io u .. 1• \I 11 n , 1 .1 r, A I r .11 1 ('h.11rmJn Bl'n Ho~Pnt h.ll II ;'\ 'i hJ:-prl\ al<'h 11rj!1•tl th• I (( to dt•lt•rm rnt• "111•1 h .. r I Im\ .11 r llu1thl's0 slr ll l'" .. b TllE IR!'\ 1!-rC'luclant to 111mp1 " -.ho" do" n '' 1th II UJ!llt'' "It h1111 ' n •a,onabli" 1\1d1•rw c• of lr.11111 But 1f lht' b1tt1011~111t· r..iu ... ·d t1 m<'l'I 1wrsnn<dh '' rlh I HS <1J::1•111 In prov1• h1• i-: :il1\'1•. ;1 •·1:1"· 111111• h1.• rn .1dr to dl·t·l~11· him lq~.1lh tk.rd . Our as~nC'wk Hoh < )\\ t·n' ta:1 sp1•n1 Sl'\'t'tal \\ 1•t·k~ irll'.11m l11lt· tracrni.: llugh1.·,· mm1•nw11J... d111 1ni: th1• pa:-t "" ~ 1·:..-,, 11 .. ,., •• 111 llll' kl'' fr11d1111!' ShC'rrff Ralph Lam I> 111 q •,t1i:a1rd llug ht·~· :,ud1h-n t11~ .1pJwarJnt'1• from La<., \'1·1!·" " Thank'l!" rni.: t•\ 1• l!lill 'I h•· 11 q·,llj.!.1!11111 l1•cl lo 111 ll,1111ld I Fl•rk1•0, \\ho h.11l l11•1·11,u11111111111 lo llu}!lw,· p,·11thm..,1· th1· 111 '111u' rnnnth '" j.!1 \1' h11 n Iii•,. Ir .11i...f11,11111' 'I ht• dt>t'llll "'.11 111 th.it af l1111!h•·' h.1d l11.·1·n t.1!.1 :111\ "lw11· 1•\1···111 .10 11111·11 1 '""I' \lllll '"' l1f1• e1111ld Ii• 11.lllj!l'I l ht• h1 1111 t11lcl I I 11k1•,11•!11'-t·cl 101 0111n11111 The ~tar War Reaches Some New Low If \'1111 arl' :i 1·11rn m1rrut \ 11•,1111'1 , ,·011 ~ho11ftl h,I\ 1• .1lr1•.uh 1!11tl1·n .1 it•t1 1•r fr11111 \\'llli.1111 P llohh' l'ompull•r . Mr llt>lcl,.. " th·· t'l1a1r rn:111 nf th1• h1•a11l nl lh1• H ,I lkynnlcl-: T 11h:11•1·11 t 'omp.111\ or \\ 1n~t11n ~.11t-m . :\ <' . :incl h1· .. het•n •wnthnt-: p1•11pl1• 1,., rnhot \\nlt<'n nnh'' 111 IPll \lwm .1hu111 h1!' nt>w r1i:11r1'th' 1·;1111 .. 1 """ ' ' \\'I' ,I r (' I' t 1111 ti II f I h I' lt>l'hnnlog tl' .ti n C'h 11•q •m1.·n1 . .ind I thought \Oii. :!.$. a lt>,iclrr m '!>' o u r c ti m • mun i I > • would \\:int to k now about 1t.'' M r. Hob~ "nte<1. ll m1tihl Sl'<'m th a t M r. H obbs h as rath er low (~\ ~~· s l a n da r d 'I f o r ht11l1njl technological nch1e\'l'mcnt<i and a pt>cuhar 1dl'a of" h.1t l'Ommun1 ly lcadf'rs arc 1nterC'<il1.><I m kno\\ tnli! about Actuall~, ll t';1n he 'attl that Mr . Hobbs probnbl~ d1w<-n't lo?l\'t' a f1J: about l't1m mun1t\ lt'aders hip. and that h1~ letter '' P3rt or an (''<pen::.n (' an·..int• .mtl was teful ad' l'rt1 <.1ni: .i nd m erchand1sm1: "a1 , '' "1th all \\ .1r'. th1• tar t1<'' 1·:111 ht• .1 1t11l1• !11H11°11ll 111 loll11v., hut 1t ht•a.:111-: ., .. , l'rHI month-: .11:0 "lwn :\I .111 hon i\ n·nu1· "a' r1wk1•d lo 1t i< foun1lat111n' t11 l1•a1 n th.it Philip Mori 1-: w,1, ~··ml! 111 hr 111.: 1111t a 1·1j!ar 1•ll1• t'.1111•11 \lr nt \1 rnt I" '11ppo-.t'(I tn c 1111 t.11n !I millu::r.am' 11f la1 and i m1llti,:r:1rn' of n11·uttr11• J>t'I c·oHm nail Tms \\' \S ron!'idc:rl'(I nn m 'a~mn 11f lht' 'C'mr lo" t.1r Jilt. lo"' nir11trn1• f1t•lrl dominuted h' Ht•\ nold!-. "hrr h puL.; nut \,in tJ#!<'. Doral. \\ 1nc;111n L1,l(hls anti ~•ll!.'m l.1~hlc;. Form1dahlt' "" lhal lineup m a~ appt•ar. n~.irette markl'ltn#! c;tr.it<',l(>'h felt that Ph1hp \1orn' h.1d 111 make a mo\'e Th<' Im~ and in termt'd1ate-lo\\ tar and n1cotin1• fi eld as already 10 per<'l'nl of 1h1• market and e~pandm~ at a It per<'ent rate annually Philip Morns onl) had nnf', <'tJ!arelte in com pelltmn aJ,!arnst Re,-nolds' all-i>t ar low tar hm•up. Marlbo-o Lights, but th!.'y 'rc 12 m1lhgram11 tar. 8 malh~rams n1C'ottnc Too mu<'lil For tho~c "ho aren't ) et hep to the mC'lnc i;;\i;t<'rn . .1. mtlh~r am 1s 01.r; of a ~·ram or .002285 of .m ounce:. hut , ( VON HOFFMAN ) lhal 0022~5 d1ffl'tc0n{'t' h1•tw1•c•n M.1rlhnro 1.1.:h t' and a rl.l(J.?H' llkt• ~krtt <'On, "1th th1· n~ht a<I q •rt 1"1n1t . tran!>IJ tc· into m1llt11n>1 C\(1 d.J'M l ar11 wort h of ,aJr -. WPrt'\her thl'rl' '" Jn' ll1ffen•n1·1· in th1.• 11moktr's hralth. or lark or 11 has not been e <1labhshro Off on lhl' i-1dl'llnt'<i and not yet ready to cnl{al{<' 1n national ad· \l'rll'l tnlo? "arfJr<' Bro<A n & W1lhamson Tobu<'CO has been le.,l market1n1t a hrand ralll'd F"an a nd an o thl'r ca lled \'anituard. 14 ht<'h )OU ou1iht not to <'nnfu"t' "1th \'anldR<' LIJlfletl & ~!Hrs 1c; Jlso r<'por1l.'d read) \\llh ·a brand n;.imt'd \'<'ilo. MF.ANWHI LE. as its com· pt>taloro; are prepann~ lo alta<'k Reynolds in th e sem1·lov. t ar field. Reynolds is on the pro\\ l for profits an the low·low tar field In this mtlhmetnc battle. Reynold'I d<'<'1ded to .io after Carlton down tn the s ub-basement of the low tar lea~ue. Hen<'e Mr. Hobbs' in· lroduct1on of No", wh1<'h lip:. lhe Sl'alrs at 2 mrlhJ.11 arn' of tar an1I .2 m rlltgr ams of n1t•11t1n1• That would 1m11t·nl (':11111111', claim lo h1· "l lw 111\\1•0,I t.11 r1J.(ar1•llr t•w·r m .1cJ<' .. ('a11 \1111 ima,l(lll(' ltw pa1111• 1.1 lhr e or porate 11ff11·1•J1 of the /\nh·r 11·an Tobacco l'ompunv, 1111· 1111tr11 which mak<'' (";rrllon · ~'""' ""' of counh•ratlat•k h.11! 111 111• 111• v1c;t'd Thl• nn!>wc•r \\"'the• Ill\ I'll 111rn nr Carlton 70·, 'lh1'"' Carlton!' a11• onlv ill rnrll1mP1t·r... Ion~ a<-co1npJn•d lo K."1 ror :'\11\\ but the\' "e11lh 111 "rlh ,1 m1•r1• I m1ll1~r-am of n1cot11ll' .11111 I m1ll1i:ram nr tar "'a11ol1•m1 Illa\· h :ne intrndurc><I tlw n11 t11r S'.'<ilem, hul 11 took the• r 1i.:.1r!'lt1• indust ry to l <'ach 1t lo u' \\lTH Mi\DISO!' AH·nur no" abuzz with predict'°"" th.al $1110 million " 111 be s pent thl' \ l'.tit.h\ the ' anou<; conteo;tanl~ rn tht• lnw ta r millri.:-ram battl<'. lhC" It\· dustry now has t\\o branrl' a .. 11ert111g they arc• thl' "ln"t''>t · Mr Hobbs t<; refu.,1na.: tn rt•traC'I his lo"est claim. \\h11h ht• m ;id<' lo so man) of us commun11\ leaders on the ~rounds that whll1• Car lton 70's mu\ anrlecc! ht· lowes t er. the~ h~' (. <.uc h .. canh clislribullon Ill SO rev. 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Martians ~oming By Ji#y 4, Pyachic Predicu WASHINGTON IAP I H ~ychlt frmar•rd Lincoln 11 cor~t . tht• ~t.1r Unn1 are coming JUit m time ror lht' n:mon '• bic:cmlennial "Wt "111 have them here on the 4th ol Jill). ver y def1ruleh . ' i.a)''> Mra. Lanroln who clulm1 sht! hll) bt't'n 1n ttlepathlc contact for yon with our neighbor. on ch~ Red Planet Mil . LINCOLN CALLED u nt•14 , conferl"ncc to dli.play ~mt' color pie lures she took r ecently .it lht' <.:ap1lol Sunsetty, r outine imapHholl!> cxct'1>t 1•11 a few that Show :something in thl· l'l k) Thal something, she :suyi., 11> ,1 1puc~11h1p . the Martiuns' \\3) or J(I\ Ing her the proof she need-'> to i.hu" that s he 1s not J\.ISl another crackpot She i.a1d s ht"i. tnt'<i lo .. 1ert th,• Pre 1denl. bul failed She conl.tckd J ack Ford. the Pre:.1denl ·~. "hii only acknowledged rei:el\ 1ng tier ll't ler She"' rote to Wilham Ha rood\. U) s 1i.tont lo the President for p·ulJht li aison . and .:ot no .tni.\\l'r 1>1ttu Secretary of Stat e JlenrJ A K1:." m ger. Ditto Nancy K1:.s1ni;N hi'> wire MRS. LISCOtS IS president or lhc Cosmic Academy. headquartered m one room or the National Press Club Bwlding. She lectures ;,bout thl' relJ ,. t.1onsh1p of earth and un1,·en.e, and says s he "' a s given the tas k of prcpur mg mankind Cor the peaceful ~l.1rt1an VIStl ' Mrs Lincoln. who appeared tu t>t' 111 her mid SOs. s aaJ lhul )h<· "'w. 1 <411\ c•matcd from un carlJer ltfr thut t>ndl"d Ill 1&32 Iler ~~h 1\ hl''*' 11) l)t't'entf'd "1th <i rrm'*n ~hr ~:ud 5.he cam,· to th<' l'nitcd Slulh U\ 1964 U.ocoln •")" .t rtl"t't of t'iM111C .,hlP' "111 makt the 30 m1nuh• tnp fro m \1,ir:~ :.om et1ml• 1n thl' n \l "'"' "<'Ck.!\ but al ll'J 'il b~ Jul\ • The· \1art1an ship!' t:U f JStl'I lhJll 11111' \\ ht1·h l.tkt• nt.'Jrh J \t-itr (,,, tht' d1 lunrt• twr .. w.:.l' lhl') U~l' t•lt•1·trom.i ~nt'llt' JKl\\Cr, i.he ~tt)l> "Wt: \\1111.L Ht: C'O~'TM"Tt:l> and ~· m' 111•d into lht• 'h11J1oo · 'lht• ,_.,, "We " 111 'et.• them lht•\ "111 ~l't' u:-, Tht: ~1art1an:. Jlt' ro.m1n~ 111 1mkr to help earth rcalill' bl 11Uwrhood and Iv\ l'.' ~he ~111d • The prt'Mdent of \I .1r' " J ohn llan!\vn "'ho "'.,., thl' f1 r,1 1irt·-.1dt·nt of lht' L'nitt'd Stalt''" J.lll'l l:dm~ Gt'<trgt' Washington b) eq~ht ~ vJr' .1rco1<1tn~ lo Mr~ Lincoln M r~ Lincoln i. ·" s sht• h.1:-. nt•\ er bt-t•n aboard an ottier pl.irll ship, but ~he ha:. bt'l'n 10 l'Vn ,lJlll llJUl'h tl'lcpalh1call) THE REAS0!\1 t'OR .\ 81('1-.:~TE~­ nial \ ISll. ~hl· ~J~!> .., hl'l llUSl• a "duster of ro!>m 1c m.i.,tt•r' ~u thered 200 ~ears a jto 10 trealt: lhl\ l."ountn The L'nitcd Stall·~ "a' l'rt·atL'<l In tht· Great ~la::.teri. of lhl' Lnl\er::.c · The ~l.irtwn~. ~ht.• addt'd . "come ;i~ friends The~ comt> 1n ~n·at d1~n1t ~ · rax / Let an expert do your tax this year All you nc>cd lo do lo rnalo.P .Jn .lpr 11r.tmL nt to I ,i., · , our ;.>Pr sonal Federal and Caltforn1a Ta .< rt>ILJ'''S rreparr·cl n private al no charge. is de po.:. II S5 000 111 d Lo Aria .~ i. , r ,.,dcr ci l S;iv1Pgs Passbook ($10 000 1n .., h•lJh ·r 1• 'l 'v 1 ' ll Inv t;I · rn•'nl CC'rt1f1cate1 II your savings arc now 1n 1 comm1•rc1al b;in} l r .i• w 11'r rn- "'l1tu11on Los Angf'IPc:; F1'dPr.il SJ\dllQ<:. 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""'' lfi> lllllllJ!.•4 ""' 1l1t\o di< I d1t1I~ 111 I Jw IJ'ldlllllo 0 10t\\ 1111\t l '\\"" .11111'. ·""•II"'' lrf •I \ 1 .. 111· l1t111h<" ,,, II''"'"' I 111 .l.1 l-111111' 1/41, \ot "'"''Ill I 1111>111 I 1 • l •1t• I 111· 1111 I 111.r .I I "I I ;111 ''"' ''"' f,.t It• I 11111111 .11t1 I fl t It• I ' ALCO HOLIS M NEED NOT DESTROY LI VES ... HELP IS AVAILA BLE ff you or someone you know needs help, call the ~T program .. SOUTH COAST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 3 1 ~72 Paci tk Cnaq I fighw ay Snut h Lagun:J. Cali fnrnia 9:..67 7 (7 14)499-13 11 . ' 11 f DAil Y PILOT H 's78 Wife, 15, Shed For One 16 I From W1tt8tt\iltta ~nty-elaht-yur-old LeVtt11 c..as ... ts at.Ill tryln.: lo unwrap the red tape that ii kffplna hia l&-yur-old bride In lhe Ph1Upplnes. The problem ii~ms to be the aMulment from his JS.year-old wire. Cookson 111y1 In Lebanon, Ore. the lmml1l'atlon M!f\ ice is beh11( hurd to get elon1 with, and, "The old people don't Ilk" me aetUnl married to aomeone i.o yount(. The old men are just Jealous.'' lie uys lht' b•&&t'll h<Aule seems lo be the an· nulmcnt be got two ycan aao or his marriage to a lS·>-ear-old Honduran girl. Tl'le U.S. lmmtaritlon offkt: kt-ep:\ track of marri!lge& and dlvorcu, bu~ ~annulments, Cookaon aays. * For the Record ~---- ...... ~. v ...... ~·-··· (, ••• , ..... ................ Dt .. l._.._ A. ~., .... c -·11~'-.._, "°""'' -0.•'-' L _,.._,_~ "-· ---· 4 .. , .... .._., Ill ......,, .. __. 0. --r•t J. .....,.,MMW ..... Tl-t,• 1161 -... ..... , .... ,,., ... " ......,,.,.._..,_ .. _~· ""'"' Olrtt,.., (ll••yt LH .,,. o.Mat -·. ·-· ,,,_,., """' -u· ......_ ,..._.,,C-•C -·lc-L. o.rc ...... _ ............. , Cf'Olill-. 0.-It..-~L -··· " ......... ..,... •. (_... Mt\AIA,-1. .... 1 ..... fl llll<M-. .. ,.,....,._ , __ Wllt.\.Or-1 ..... -...,,0. --·Oree• I _ ,__, o. le 0.-w, U .,. ll, •" O-.••• Pr.-1ldnt Ford's half·brother, Ure tompany :.-'..;.. . ..,_ ........ _...,,.. owner IA-itlle "Bod" Klas. sa1d he is conalderin1 P-•-• running fo r the seal or rellrlnc Tennessee ::::..~°:':'~~~~~ Congressman Joe L. Evhts. ~ '-•o.-o.w,.o.... Al~rt GoA Jr .• 5(lfl ....._,,.,.,..,.o ..... ...._ • .., •VWl ........ •-HMC o r the form e r U .S. ( J "'-""""•L -ll•tJ•. senator from Tennessee. PEOPLE -.... .-• _ • ..,,, ..... DloM4 ,., ... -Olrlol ... became the J1rst can· ,...,,. dldate to enter what may ----------· •--.1.e,_..,_,_.,..E. be a crowded race for the seat Evins has held for 30 years. King ls owner or a Cookeville lire company. • Re p. Wilbur Mills (D·Arli:.) and his ad· ministrntlve astistaot backed off from a published report that the once powerful House Ways and Means Comm ittee cbairmai\ hu decided not to seek re-election. "I've just not been able to make up my m ind. I don't know if I wanl the job or not," Mills told re- porters al West Palm Beach, f1a. Mills. 66, said in an interview published by the Arkansas Gazette Sunday that "barring unforeseen developments'' he would announce by March 9 lhat he ill ending his congre11s1onal career after 19 terms. •• Blng Crosby has scheduled the firsl concert or his long <'areer. ··Bing Crosby at the Music Center" Is the title of the show he wall l>resent in Los Angeles on St. <•ouv Patrick's Day. Alt.bouJb Crosby has made guest appearances at chanty affairs over the years. this is the fi rst time. according to his press representative. that the s inger has appeared solo in concert. I le will be supported by the Nelson IUddle orchestra. wath curt:un at 7:30 p.m. Crosby ex· plained that he likes to gel an early start. • Does she ski better than President Ford? ''Much, murh better," said actress and model Maraaux He mingway tn Rio de Janeiro, "1 hale to be an t•goist but its one or the few things J do very well." Does sht' act better than his RepubUcan oppo. nent Ronald Rea1aa? "You'll have to flO SK" 'Lipstick' ... nove11st Ernest llemin1oiway's granddaughter replied, reler· 1 10~ to her nrst movie role. • ~rmcess Anne, only dauahter of Qllee11 £1· ln~'b II. left a London hospital aner wb•t royal orf1r1als earher described as a ,. ,. / "roulln(' checkup." Anne. 25. "ho has been mar- ried fort" o Ha rs to army Capt. Mark Phillips, drove herself from the K 1ng Edward VI 11 Hospital for Offlc<'rl\. flrita'h nc w:.papers had spec11 lat1•cl 1hc prlcess was prel!nant. hut Buckingham f'alJCC denied at. • A Unroln, Mo. man has charged the National Tiroadca!tllng Company and Taft Broadcasting Company with lnfnnglng the copyright of his book. In tt i;u1t rllcd in U.S. District Court In Kansas City, Gf'or~e E. Shlrlt'y saJd the television movie "Wht•re llavc All tht> Pt>oplc Gone?" was copied om hill copyrlghh•d bo(lk, "A World Their Own.'' Thc> movie wos i.hown on the networks Oct. 8 .. 1974 .• inll Sharley 1111111 hl' copynghted hi~ book in l~ Iha 1111.:h Vuntogc Preu, Jnc., of New York. • Det1•C't1ve-turnt'd aulhor Jo~eph Wambau1h u :is 'lUl•d for S2 m II hon In II bel ttoi mn1es by BUile Small, II" n('r or a shoe!ihlne t.t.1nrt an Los An&r le:c. W.1m h:i111:h ~rote th<' novel!t "'The• Nrw Crntunono;," "Tht.' Hhll' h.nt)lht," "The C:ho1rbovs" :111tl t hr non fact 1011 "Th\' Onion Ftdd" nhout lh1,• kt lhnJ( llf 11 l1Ullnm11n Smull C'hDrllt>d lhlll Wnm· hnuj! h h h1·l,•cl 111111 an "Tht> Union f>"i••lcl " tw rrfr1 ran.: tv him n' "nnl' M tht' bt•<tl 1•rt'C'Jl('r lhlt'VC'~ W•OlllillUOtt ln town," fabt•ly portra) 1n.i him as o nlminul. • The "Mnplt> L<-af Hng ," ont' or Scott Joplin'• ht·~t l.nn" n roi.:tinae t•omposallon'l, m:ay hnve been wntlrn m honor of 11 prival<'. i;tfnh•(•I acntlt'men'1 c·luh rutht•r than 11 h11w(tv hma~('. Thl' "M nplc Lear Raa." wrlttr n In 1899, wu p1)pul111 Iv lll'l1t•vNI to h11v1· IM'en written ln honor of .1 bo1o;trrn11'I hrnth1•I 11nd b:1rroom in S.«ll'lllA, Mo. llut thl' Prtt1!' County reC'order uncovered an t'lcl ~ t•llowt•ll copy c)f the' 1ncorporntlon papers for thl' M arlt• Lt':1f C'luh. 'fh<' popcr. datro Dt>c. 23, 1898, said the club "·1' formrd "for th(' pUtpo!ICS or advnncanl{ by ~~1nl mtcrcourse the bodily and mental health or .. ut·" p1•rsoM u m1aht be or hereanor become Its nwmh,·r~ " Thal <'nllithtl'nml'nt. th<' paper s said, \\11ulct bt' n<'h1rv~d by d1 <>C'u!l'i1on and maintaining '\1 h hrMV and Olhtr llP<'CIC!l or :imusement" for ml'mbt'n•. • De5p1te rr porls that the NatJon or Islam ls in· ri ei><>ndenlly wet1lthy, iLo; chief minister say~ a severe .. l'3S'h now problem" has C'reated :i $4 5 million deracit for th<' reltg1ou!l Sl'C't. Wallace D. • ~uhamm att. leader ot the re- la~1ous body known 3.; the Black Muslims. c11sclosed the group's financrnl problems al the or• gan11at1on 's annual Savior's Dav mE'eting in Chicago ·Muhammad said financial problems festered dunni:i the Inst 10 vt.>a rs of the reiRn of hlS __.0 falhl"r. Elijah ~l u"-"ammad.. wa1.u<1M u" • ,.....,._.,, ..eft ... J9MM_l._A.. -...-. •it ..... -a...-.. ...... ,.-klM.-....... -. 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""91111 llow ..., .. Daflllld """" c..1 ..... 1t114, ••rl lhy-Z..l•MI .... IM•l,All<•M Md.lo""'· l'etW, Salty Wiide •"" o. .. i.1 u. S.0.-•,JeMO ...... E\I,.., ...... ,. ........ cu ... ,, h i•&•" 0.1-L ...... ~A ..... ,( ... fd '-'""'·-"···· """•" l . """"""''" ' Miiiot, 0.IM'll H, 11111 s ..... E _,,, ... .,... ............ <¥. NJ~-~.,...,.,. II .,.o W.e-.!fl It.. KAlll-.Mtlt\UAAl\O ... _tt .. Cultural History Retold Films on the cultural history of th~ We1tern world wlll be prl!lcntcd by Golden Wollt Collel(e lhrouah the Rrltlah Broadcut Ing aerie.. "Clvlllullon," MarC'h 12 toJ\llle 18. The rllma will be shown In f'orum 2 at 8 p.m. Adml!u1ion 1s $10 for the series. or S3 ~ 1ln1tl<' nenlna. with procetds 1otne t o the C'o llege scholarship proiram. Other dates are Marth 26. May 14 and 28 . During the pro1rams, 13 films will be screened covering the period from the e nd ot the Greco· Roipan world to the sky~rapers or New York. P0818 to 2 Judi Lltwln of Corona del Mar and Gene Simp- son or Fountain Val· ley have been named sub-editors or ''The Die· tum," l h e st ude n t newspaper at Western St.ate vnlvetslty Cotlege- C> f Law o f O ran ge Count)' . 'Overnight Bit' PUBLIC N0'1'1Ct: PlJBLI N&nCE -Singer'• Rmwe: 51/2 Ociave. ~ LAS VEGAS. Nev. CAP> -Uke m&"J Olber 1in1ers tryin1 to make-It bit in the record Maneu. Mlnrue Rlpertaa 1penl more Ulan 10 years In obffwit~ But lhe '• not a trace ol dlaap- potntment I tbe bHmlr\I 1.atUe lady with Baby's Brnlh nowtrs In her' hair and a voke with mott ranae than 1ome mualcal ln1troments . Those day1 are aone t...aUfied to by the fact that 1he 11 now a welrome aurac· lion al• caalno supper club he~. ••t JUST EN.JOYED 1novlng around. the atcpa I a~ you take to get where you're aoinc.'' she says of h•r early yOrii in the business. "I thouaht each move I made was the rtcht mo,•e lo make because it made me happy. "A lot of people called it paying duet but l enjoyed It. It wu fun and I would do 1t all over aaain. ·· Jt was her hit song "Lovin' You" last year that showcased her soanng voice -spanning su, octa\ es -and made her a success. That voice and the Baby's Breath nowers in her hair have become trademarks. THE YOUNGEST OF eight children. Miss Riperton grew up an Chicago amid a musically inclined family. She wu taking opera lessons by the time s he was 11 and that early training is still evident in both the pop and soulful tunes she sings. "I 'm not that freaked out about my voice.'' ahe said during an interview. "I'm just sln1ing and enjoying it. It's something that was never pointed out (Tops in Pops) DURING TllE EARL\" 1960s ah~ sane a purl or "Thi." Gem11," ll vocal aroup which ahc s aid "mad\' 10111 of re· cords. but nothlna renlly happenl'li " She ten thl' group in 100.t, workina In other aroup:. und us a i.ulo. tr) Ing to makes spla1>h. Thot finully came lai.t )eur with her first album for Ep•<' Rl."rord:-1, "Perfect An~el ," \\hlch StcV tl' Wonder helped MlllOI\' und her husband, Oi('k Rullolpt), make, in· eluding wntang the title 1>0ng and one other for her. The R1.1dolphs "rote all the oth<'rs on th;it album and all on her et'ond album now in releal>e. '"Ad\'entures an Paradise " They ul:.o coproduced them. THE LAS VEGAS engagement is a new step for Mass Riperton, 3nd s he says it is going well. "The response has been beautirul her e .. Everyone has been talking about how fresh I am." she related PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI OP Ull 0 ' alALl'llO,.UITY PlC'Tll10U5au\l ... U AT P-alYATI U~I NAMl 5TATI MINT N• Nll'!IUI '"" t<11tow1"9 '"'""' l> "°'''II......, Superior Court et lh• \lat• o! M\\., C•••'O""• •• , ~"· (Oyl\h •• '-"' I> fl l SC M 0 0 L T f a ( M II~ °"'90ln llC:Qtll llY, l<~I $<1~1" A•f , Irv"" 111 IM Mtltor at I~• (•Mt• _. (A .,,,. 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NAMl 'TA ff MINT t\ltJl'd '"'~ C·h 11 Jlllt•'llllloO\Jtl ft.r.4t'\t\ ., Tfliit tot.._."9 '""'°" I\ cw.r.o bw\ a.f rrwp ,.<ot ~ 1n Moo' I r.t9' t\ of fW'U 6\ ~-..c: ~0\ 1fll ttw •H t yl 1~ (4.NlllY Sll ~ ANO StO,.ES JffJI "" 1" °"<0<llerohe•C1tounly """'''"""' 81.,.,. El Toro CA.,~ c.m,,_., •"9,." • lOI ..._,. ,,. • ._,. JO"" ,., • ._,,,_., ,...,, a.,. 8•100. Ut•M NcwPO•t &N<P\. -·-• a1YO • f l foro, CA .,.., '"'° CA ,, .. , 1•) lttfT'•O• •••• '-•"'" 1ftt•wtvt~yot f•ui 0-..~M\I '' cof'tld~ tH by M'I '" ttw UrutH S.t•te\ on conf1rm.1han of <"vhllu•I Ml• '"*' .. ,..,_,Of •MOylU OMS to Of lft.OOOl'"t John C.1'•tllllf'Y 0900,1ted with b•d TW\ ''•1""'9At ...,., t•f.ct ....,.,., ,._ 810\ or Off•t\ to o. In •'•111\QM!d ••II (hntv Ct•'' of Oran91t (()vft(y O" ~ ft"lt•••O •t l"'-••O••,••fl OUt(f' •t F;t'OfVil'Y J) 10•. ~y t•m. atUtr thf' l1r\t PUOh~Alion ·~ h.t,-..c)f •Aw.J '"'tOtt "•It Uf ••I• IO\il)l1>1' .. Or•nOt COOi CUiiy Pl•ol 0.to<I Feb H 1.,t MM(t\t •, l6 U 1'1• Ue It S..C.1i1n1; Pt\<•lt< NAt•Clf\~10.tn\. "It's very nice making a lot of peo- ple very happy. II 's beautJful knowing I give so much lo so many pt>oplc. That's the main r eason I'm doing 1t," shesaid. ·--P-l -'8-LIC NOTICF: th A\lb,.. MoOr• T '"''' Off•t.v,. Con"rv•tO• ot '"" E \1•1• u• Ui1dCon\•• ¥1Ut• UICll A MAIUTON ------J,. l ce1oullo •••~ • \vii• JU, Bpd News Coming? ,.ICTITIOUl aus1 NEU NAME STATEMENT Th• tollG••f'loQ °"'~'' •'" 00-nq bu~ 'WU•\• 91"twrat ~rtn•r\P\1p ~•~n.,CA •ttt• AlletMy\ltl c;e.. ........ ~ PvfM1...,,,.d Oral\~ (OA\t l>4WV t>\tot Mot<~ t, I t, ltlt ell '• Preview on I ALPHA 0 Mf0A 81.AVTY A R &Aaall SVPPL1Ei UOI ~ Ha<-11 .... , ,..,. .. ,'°" CA .,,tt e ere nc e 0•<~.: •. :-;, ~~:~·~r~- ~--~-~-----PUBLIC NOTln: By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: You have sugiested that a job seeker who fears he's get· t ing a bad refere bet'ause he was a poor worker should go see the old boss a nd try to neutralize lhe bad. mouthing by asking for another chance to turn over a new lear. My problem is somewhatdinerent . I'm an unemployed arciiitect who did 10 well on 1 key job that I expect a weak referen.ce. You see. my former employer's professional ego requ1res tluit h1s name appear on everything that leaves bis office. <Others and I actually did most ol the work -lhe owner brou1ht in the business.> Le1vln1 his employ volunt arily, which I did, m arks you as a deserter In biJ book and he has taken hia re· vente on others who quit before me by down·rallng their work. l need that refere nce. Wha t can I do! -NO lDENTlTYillNT PLEASE Since you're only surmising whal the egomaniac is telling prospective e mployers, find out for sure. Get a friend who speaks the language of your profession to phone your former boss and sa1 he'• conslderin1 hiriu1 you. Ir your concern is justified, visit your old boss. say lhat you m ay fail to get 8 job becaUle or his reference, and appeal to bis sense or fair play. IF THAT DOESN'T work, a nd it probaJ>ly won't, you can Ca> sec a lawy~. (b) rile a complaint with your profenlonal society, Cc) explain the s ituation ln advance to prospective employert, adding that you will glad· ly provide lhe na mes of former co· worke,.. who will back-up your story. (Career Corner J Your other move Is to beef up your rt'ruence 11hcl't with well·regarded people who can be helpful: bu&iness auoclatei.. clients or customers, thote who have worked for you, former teachers lf you're a recent araduate. Prepare your reference people In advance: -OBTAIN THEIR pcrmliilllon"'" Wle their namts, .ilvc lhrm 11n Idea ot how m 1ny times they might he c:illed • and who will be lnquJrinl(. Explnin that you nt'ed aenuine cnthus1:u11n from them to counterhalancc :an un· ralr reference. -Make s ure they have your re· aume and brief them on your back· around. Tell them what kind or job ~ou're ueklna ·A professional re: .. ftrenct from a penon who hl'l!'l little knowledge or your llpe('iflc ab11lt1es lll of lllUt value. -CHECK BACK WITH referen<'e people to see which employers have called and what was said. Not only can thls provide clues of points you nHd to stress in tutu.re interviews. but knowing that an employer is interest· ed enou1b to lnvesUgate calms the nt'rves. \l.'hile the all-purpose "To whom it may concern" recommendation as the wuketl aort, il '3 a good idea to routinely ask for one each time you leave a job READER SERVlCE: For 'a single copy or "Sum mer Job Tips." a 12· pace booklet from Manpower, Inc .• send a stamped, self-addressed en· vetope to Joyce Ll!an Kennedy at this newspaper. Allow several weeks for wc:>men.·· I M.t"M\" £ ~···· ••• , ~I ~,.b()I' ' Clr< ... H..,.IJ"llltnl .. t ll,C."-- \Ul'l••o• cou•• Ofl TME \TllU 0' CAllroltNIA .-o• TMI COUNTY 0 ' OI ANOI ...... ,., 0." bti1\tft•\\ 1\ c.oft•vcled Oy • ----------------_,.,.,..i...,i"'" '°"ft .. sow .. J• tlM' .... Hftt"t ••• fltt'd ....... ~,., (it,-111 of OteftQe C°""""f' "' NOTICI 0, ME Alt ING o.- ~ITITION llO• ,..OaATI 01' llllLL Al'O l'Oll LITTla$ TUTAMIN- lllJlll TAaY F•twu.ty 1\ Ith .....,.,.....,Ot•"Ot c ... , 0..1, .... , ....... MAl' IE WILll.I' IOI• T..OCICSTAO,Oou•'Wd H()T1C! 1S MfataY c;1vf .. IMI 1-------------1llOHALO ( PHILLIPS •nd l'AfTI 0 Wtl\ON M.-t.IM Nlf'•tn 4 f»hlli9" fo; Proo.tt• -· w .11 .,.., •u~ "'"''"'",,. v• -----. ,.,, t ,,,.,.,.nt•'., to th• "ht'OfW'' '• fll(TITIOUl •USINIU l•••flte It ,..,,,., I\ M.00• tor ,...,,..., PUBl.IC NOTICF. llllAA41 STATf¥1,_T CM•h\vl•r\ 111n1J 1~•1 If\• hmf &"1-Uol•• 11'1itfoho .. 1nqf>•'~' "" Bl>•nQht.i\• of ,_..,.n9 ,,... umr "'" Oll"•n vt II\/ '-" ., AAJ tOMl>ANV \00 Tu'"" A .. ... ,._, 80< ~. C • i?&U Antf'l,ony 0 V•\• \00 1M\ll" Ari ...... _.8o0<t1 CA •IM) J•,...~ P 0•¥•\ JU W c.~uotlrw Cl OnlA"O CA t 11•) h u\ bu\•MO o (01\dut .. d by• Umll tit 1»rtnf'• \t'up. Anl"O•v D. V,HI Mi''" •. "'~ ., 10 00 .. fn '~ lhro tou'1,-oom ot O.cwu '""•''' No 1 ot U•d (O\ff"f At 100(1¥1( C• "'•• O• ·~ W.\l, 1'\ lt'Nt (.1ty O' ~•1"114' •n" C:•l1ttJr"1-. Oetecs '•bruor y 10 "" WILLIAM I ll JOHN, (aunlf {lull. '1•ANIC a SWANl'I. Ja A, ...... , ...... ,.,.,, \t•t•rn<'nt w•\ flted with the Co""" <,.,, ,., OftMQe CC>Vntw on ' l'eb'IHO f U, It]&. t•n " • ..,.,.,.,. tt•• . T ... • ... <•. C.111•...,l• .. ,04 AUent•f fff ,.. Utlert., Pvbll\,..O O••nf>" Cool ()olly '1101 BaNkrt1J1•~t1 Bid Il J . Thom :is. the singer who recorded 1970 htl ·Ra indrops Keep Fallin~ On My Head,· has petitioned for bankruptcy in ft'deral court 1n J>alla~. Tt•x. Dimrf s Pictiued As Contented A:ttd Realistic WS ANGELES (AP> -Dwarfs as a rule a re w c l I-adjusted pcoplt'. d<'spite the hindranc<'s an daily laving and taunts or othNs th<'Y have to en· dure. a study shows, A group of 16 adult dwarfs who un- derwent extens iv~ J)!>ychiatric and psychologi ca l l Nlllni:l a t Harhor General Hospital were found for the· most part to be happy and contented. .. ,_,.., ,ti> 1•, H. •nd M••• h l 1'16 100 lb P\IOt•~d O'•"ot' (CM\' O•ily Pilot "'°'<" 1 t . to 1l It/& )/I/\ PUBLIC NOTICt: ,-ICTITIOUl I USINl$l NAMI STA ti MINT Plf81.1(' NOTt('F. ~ Laguna Opens 'Doctor' Nell Simon and nlon Cht-kM\' had unt thane ao romm on both "'"'t H·r, prnhf1c pl .. yv.nahts Simon h .. > h.ttl J "''"" t vrn1·1h on ltf\' l:iroad"' ;a> boarci" t'\t'r ) ) ,. Jr '>IO<l' 1!1•~1 ''hi It-C'ht4.;hov. ;a~1dc from b11 belt er l.nuw11 :.t·nuu" dr .. m .. '>, pounded out borne 450 \hOr l .. tunt ... Intermission Tom Titus Tuesday.~arch i 1976 DAIL 'r' PILOT .r\ 9 • ID 'Equus' Burton 8) \\ILUAM CLO\ ER NEW YORK 1Al>1 Richard Burton 1s plw) Lna 1n "Equu:o. • hr:.. be!>t role T he one he·:. dunl' so m.in} umc~ bt>forf Afl.-r a Broad" ay a~COCC! O( IJ'IOrt' thun a Mary P• kf d' de C'adt. (hr aC'tor IC Or celebrity r eturned or· per:sonahty :.tar "ho 111 the role to h1m:.df. 1n stt .. 111 of ' it•t• '.: 1 :. a Broa1h\ ·" for 111 m(lntth \ n I h 1l n \ II u ~· I. 1 u ,. tlflJ:lnJ lt•,t .in1l \ nt h<111\ Pu kin' folio\\ 1•d in th1 p.11 t lhht nil\\ ., ('''J\t'Ci Ii\ lht• \\I l'h h< ,lllllllt'r" l'cr~t'"" I t·om I'·"'"'",. \li llUltl Ill' IOljlltll'l'I lt11t 1t Simon h,1, t.1k\·n 1111f thr-,t• 'tuMt'' und u"'"d thf'm ~ the bJ!>I!> for orw of tu .. n1 v. pl 1P. "')ht• Good Doctor." "'hi< h m.-l.1·' tt' 01 .tn.:l' C:uunl\ debut too1,11ht ut the-l.01rnn.t \t11ult11n 1'1.,, h1111"<· \I un.tl: ana d1n·rtor 111.1µ lir .th.u n" lllrt'('llrlli: the !tho ..... and atso up".-.aran.i ai. l'hd1.hv\ h1m,t'll. tht• 11.1rrutor thealt'r, 140 A\eo1du Pa co. S•n CIC!m e nte. P,t'rform1&nC'es .trt• 11\'cn n1aht1y •~cept [\1ond{ly at YIU') 1ng curt ii Ill hm~. Reservations tll2·99~. To Get 0 car r1c1ally Thursday night ror a i. 1,., v. rek workool ut the Plymouth Theater So 11.'t 1\ bt• .,..ath Burton ·~ ~1 Jrtan 0,,,11 t Rt'llt"f\ UlllOll'> u oout Jll\ art1i.l1t' l'n ·.1t1' 11) an·n I likely to afri.•<'t '>Ut't'e':. ut lht• Ph·moltth "twrt-tlw tit•kt•t •l>CJlt• hJ' jWOl' 1111 tu SlS for th•• t•11~11.:t• mt•nt nnd un ~ ltl) txaof ra<'t' hoe 1s thn' rn.: 1" r .... 11• ,·um111 .. 111 th.11 tht• pl.I\ 1111\\ "'\'Ill' llh•l t' 11IH1011,h 1•1t>llllt.1lilt a IHI I 11111•11.d I' ltltl l'\' 1lul11m1' 'I he• l1r1• h.1, n11•l.1•1 1•d 1111\\ 11 Oth"r mt•rlllit•r' ol tlh• C1;o1I l>o<tor · 1 ,1:-.t . '' h<J \litll 11l:t)' 111ultq1l1· rol'"' 111 lhl· 'how. Ult' \\ ull1•r Dudek. \\ .11l1·1 l>.tl.> J11t·k H11111t-1 t , l>.n 11t 11nd Ht-ti.' P.tul, llt•lt-lll' lira>;!\"· lh·,1 \\'1,01! and ~her n K r:ift "Tht• Go(J(I ll1tl t111 " \Ii ill lw prl''t•nlt•c.l Tu1·~d;1)' t hrout:h ~u1 u1tl.1 )' f11r th11·1 v.1·1·k, Jt t hl' pl:t) hou,.-. hllh I J~UllJ ('.in\1111 Hu .. c.t. Lugunu lk'arh, "11 h Jrl 8 Ill t u11 ,1111 l<l"'l'r• .atwn .. 191 07&3. 1-'\0 O~ Tll t-' ll'mr«i1' 111" .,.. t·c·k 1:-' Thl' :\I ind \\'1th tht• D1rl) \t.m · ,1nrath1 r Ill'\\ tomed~. Cit ~·l1.t,t1.t11 " \\ t''\ 1>111111·r l'l n hou" D.tn \"t'rre tl1rech t h1· 'to n of .a rnm fl' u ·nsor \\ ho:.l' !ton makt"• X 1 Jlt•d I lrt "' Aaron f.'h·t<'ht r ~'ll' ~coll Jona' FlJ)!lt and lk 1·k, <i urit.tll., ht'.1dlrm· llll' t .1~t Jt th\. dinner Donllld Duck High lri Video Ratings LOS ANCE i.ES (i\l'l -Donald Duck. C(•lebrat1 ng his 40th birthday, '' quJcktng loude r than e\ er ll1s Sunday 1111o(hl Di-.nt'\' te ll'\'ISlOn show. "Goofinl? Arounrl with Donald Du1·k." -.cored ~o. 5 in the Wl'ck 's ~ e ilst·n r.tl1n~!>. It \\as thl' hight•-..\ rat mg of tht• w ason for · The Wonderful \\'or ld 11( 01 ... nl•\ • · r>11n<1ld l>ucl-mJdc hi.c; debut 10 the 01::.ney ("<trtoon ··orphan·, 6enef1t" JO 1936, PECIAL PRt:\'IEW ~rformanc:es or S9uth Co.ast Repertory ·~ lOOth production, "A Midi.um. mt'r Night') Dream," are contlnuina Tut>sditys through Sunda) !> at 8 o'doc:k in th~ Thant Sl\'p 'l'h4:ult.'r. 1827 N .,.. port 81\d . Cost3 Me11tt. Dan Sullt\'an 111 dite<-tlllg tht: Shukespearcun r.,n. tui.y twin.: presentt.'d m u maa1c bhow forrn11t T he "'huv. offt<'lJll) ui.>t•ns \t.irch 13 and v.111 continut' th1 ough ,\prtl 24 Ht\St.'f\ at1ons 646 1363 * BACKST,\G F. Thl• wcond :.e-ss1on of South Co.t!>t 1-ll'i)l't tor)':. at.lull Jt'tmg con:.en ulOr) 1:. now unt..ler " .. , \\1th t la:.llO-olfcr t.'d three night:. a.,.. eek throui:tr \pnl 11 1!W-Ormat1on 1:. a\ ail able at the- theutt·r bu<,10l''' ufflre. f>l6 325:? \\ ur bhop., lor Vil' ,l·huolcr' .rnd kindergarten th111u~h f1r ... t gr.1dt· )oun~-..ten. are lx-111~ conducted h) thr Fount•un \.die) Communlt) Theate r ... the dilheS mel't at tht> ('It) 's C'ommun1I)' center al 10200 Sl:Jtt·r . .\' l' "rth lortht'r information bemg dJ:.pen:.ed <tl 839 o 173 . , .... s.-.n .. ·a.llTUB Oftllellll* ,..,._ • .«.. ._ ........ l'Q ~ w..., .... ,,., .. "LOVE AHO D ----------------------~--l' .. ,., . ._,., ........ ) ........ tf ..... ,. !'>2S lS2S ....... ..... .... 821 .070 , .. ... ,,. .... . . ..... .. ',. ~ 962 2411 ......... h ., ... .. 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' .. ......... -·· ........ 147 J~91 •••I 'f' •-. c. ....... .... _ 493 4!>0 •H(K) ...... ( ... .c) U • ..0 a COU)ft\ IUflLtO 4\ 4f•.IMC• t\hU1 f l.A( ..... --nu OIUT WAlOO """'I'll " UUC: I LU'S J HST Br\KE l.££ ·a1 Adumof ~ ThEl>rUon .... ___ ........... .... "DRAGONS DIE HARO" c ........ s-... ...-.a:oo Th• hometown newspaper tor •II the Orange Coast is the l•tmun111 • "\.0'1 AHO DIA TH• ,,., · "'llTW.N OF THI ..... PAMfHH• THE CITY St4~"NG ClNTAE ORANGE •sn 6721 ~CITY CtMfH CINEMA ~ S.A ""'WY IMAlllCHUTIA ()(I 0 0 fAWY lCITy 0"', EX I • ""Ytfl IOOI ,_.-11.1 -WM&l 00 'fOV ,., fOA ..... Ui•'fl"" "\O"• ... MATW"-,.,._ M fl4t ,_ ,_. NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS "JAWS0 tNI liJM :4 1-7:1 f.f:>O "Atrtl DOESN'T lM H(t( ANYMOU" 1:00-1:50·•··· ''.Tiff ralSONE• Of SECOND AVENUE" 4:00·7:SO NOW ... A TID flOI l ACADfMT AWAIOS CMO•••c. scon .. TifE HIND£NBURG'' l :Jl-4:41-7:11-t:H ,.~ .... YALl.6V ....... -.: .. !~·~:· ....... ACAOIMY AWAID MOW .. H .,.OMMY" Ill ''"'' n ... u,, ... , .... n "UTTHEGOOb TIMES ROLL" INI , ... , ... lt ,., u r• ... , n w-~ "NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN" 1•1 Z:IM :41-7:1 .. 9:4t s.A T /SUM ll:ft I: I '°'4:-45-7: I 0-9:40 Al.SO ACUIMY CAITOOMS .. ,,....c_.,.,.. "TAXI DRIVER" CRJ ,_ .. .. I'-.--,~ CINEMALAND IOI S. '""' .. ,..._ U\ 1 .. 1 llU """'4 '"TAXI DRIVER" IRJ ,.....,,. ... l'-.... ._,,_H ........ .. "''' hoi-'h•• .... .., ... , ... ,,,,,, 11tif>.pricu .. , _ ........ ,_, ......... ........ fill her••• CfteM,hf'I. Lo a ........T-. . ,..,. MA'-CO'-NlllY llllC"AU CAt"t 1-.,, .. .... ··-· ll1Man MIWIUldll Kiii'. :~: ....... . M[WJiifflNUds l -=.~!!:~:::.::--c;:::;-.. HOLLYWOOD 1u r1 I -Mary P1 C'kford, "Am erk a ' s Sweet ht!art" of the silent str et'n eru, hus bee n voted dn honor;,ry award by tht• M otion f>acturt• A<'udemy A<'ademy P ruident Wulter Mtr1sch said tht- ~caal award \Ii ill be prt..<Sented M l!>S Pickford for "rec:ognat1on of hrr umque t'ontributions to the film 1ndustr v and thl' dt•\elopment o{ film .t:. an artistic medium · Tht• :.ta~t· 111tnl is rt• portedly to preparation for h1i. llPJ-Uruncc Ill the e' entuul moyic H'rtllOfl of Pt•t e r S ha ff£r 's P:.) <'hll lllt'IOclrarn.1. Hut ton ' J)i\rl ra) :11 of J m oi.t unh Jpp) P:,\t'h1:itr1~1 "ho ul llma11•h c·un•, J hor:o.t· bland rn~ ) outh ul m.arlll t'l')lJ!>) .ind .:" ,., ham the m onoton' ,1f norm.ii exrstt"O<'l' "' ... 11•.tllll' familiar Rcµe:itcd man1ll'ri .. m:. art! tht.> burllen of tht· U• ... -·, A MIDSUMMU MIGHT'S DIEAM See lh1s exc11ing lhealre Classic oresen1E'd .u SCA as a uruque I nd dauhng 191h Century Magic ShOw srtc:IAL LIYING TMIATU ... ~NCH IOf'IN TO PUIUCI MOW n.\I MA.I. I I $3.75 · SUS· 16.75 ... ITVIM OJ n4I ,. ... , ... '"9 • ~OYI AND OU TH" IN I ._, DIPOSIT, M<-llTWM" t• t "C1'.Aaul I THI~" IGI •MAN WHO WOULD 11 llMG" "PAPtUON" IP'GI ·-.. ''A rere thrill to wetch • lllm •• well med• end buoyent •• "Nut Slop, Gteenwlch Vlllege." Chari .. Chemplln LA Tlmu Md000119!o.!.. l!'.~. ..... ) U t I\,) tO )JU ...., Georg~ c. Scott (::n;tii~"deriiM?J 0 ., .... #. • ........... -...-· . ., -...-· .. ·-(POI r ... ~~™~!£.tilf.(.. J l,,... .. ,. •HotCIWTtl O t 41f l ( ........ ,..-.......... 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Mwel'i 2 1m Gabors Had 20 Husbands A calf raised In "corral ~fo1t• lurn,'<1 looi.._. on tht' up(·n r a nae"' .c. lndlnt.-ti to hmp J ht tic So 11, not mun, v. .. , lh<' r11,1 or thl' la\ an1i: lhUT~s ht'rt>ubouti. tu lh· <'••llt-d ..i lt•nd,•d•1<ll You aln·ad) knl'"' that 11. too v.,1, tht· ""' l•• l>t· rt· rt·rn•d to uii .1 J11'1•t•nh111 n In Japan. )Ou (·an r\•nl .. room lJ\ the· hour ralhl'r lhan h) th\· ntl!hl, 1( \OU 1h•:-1rt· \'tJU 'H• IOl llJ dt':.trt•. ~\JI l' t•tlou.:h !loud) r .th• I" the t"CIUI\ ah.·nt ot about W Tht• 1:ommun1c atlOllll ,., .. 11 .. 111•1tm" .ir t· un1k1 the 1mprt',ll1t1rl that )OU m.•dt• ..ihoul i79 pho111· tal1' last) \·ar Tl .. :G.\80R~ Q · \Hwn I talk .Jb11ut tht.• Gabftr:-I m• .•n !\lothl'r Johl' plus 1-:\ ... \1 ,1..:da ,1nd z,., .. z,J 11ov. mJn~ hullband,., hJ\t• lh,·~ haJ. tulal ' i\ Jusl 20 .\l lh1~ v.nuni.: \\omt•n v.ho i.:ron•n .,hov JU'l txforl.' lunch <;ptond un J\\'t.ti:t.· 11( S7 50 ,1 141.'l'k mun~ than v.11mt't1 v. ho 'hOJJ Ju-.1 aft1:r lunch If yuu arn H·ti in this v. orld be fort> Oc. toht•ror 1929, )Ou turned up Oc.•for<' thl' first bab\ f'\ t.•r to bt born 1n an a1ri>lane . non t knov. hov. man) black v.omcn are marnt.•d tu white men an this country . but do know t6.419 blatk ml·n are mar- nt'd lo while womt-o rbk an) body wht're Adam h\l'd . and )Ou'll bl' told the Gard<'n of Edt'n What fcv. rt'altzc. lhough. 1i. ht' only ll\0l"<l lhl·re 12 hour:- FRANCIDSf.S L'nd<'rstand a lot of the \\Orld ll big towni. art' beg1nnanl( to look alike \\'h:st'l> being \\lµed out. I'm told, 1:-tht• md1v1dualtt\ of Tok~o·::. Gm La, :'l:l'"' Yori. Cit) :> Bro:sd" a). London's P1ccad1ll) and !-'ranee'!> Champ.-. Elysees Bllimt' Cr.Jnth1"l'' Al l('ai.t, th;it:; \l hat the l'orr,•sj)Ondents bl a ml· Spel·1h<'all). they !>ay most of tht> old mwrsl•ct1ons ;ire beginning to carr) such namt'' a:. lloltday. Sheraton. 1l1llon. ~tcOonJld '· Kentuck\' J"ried. Shukl') 's, Pe~1. Coke To the!>e, add high n :-t• office bualdmj.!s, :-upermJrkets dncl :o.hovpanl( cente1.., !\I .in I don t "ant to turn 10 lo OOt' of lho-.l' nt•j.!:tl I\(' :o.Ollll-\\ h1l '\ll:o. di OUnd moonin!! atx>ul lh1..· uld d,,,.,_ hut tha:o. fr.inl'hll-l' lend~ to turn ) uu :.our. unll''l> m:r) tw ) llU0 \ l' got .i pit'Ce ot 11 Sir. do) uu re1nt.•mhN at ''hat a~t· ) ou flr..,t '>lJrlcd lo ..,h,I\ 1•'' A~t· l.'i '' .1n·r.1).!t' 1\ddrcs.~ ma1/ /11 I. \/ /1oyd /'<I ll<1r 1.~;i1 .\/t>3a CA 92ti2ti New Teammate. -a,.11ey B1•lley% Doug Sulley The Team has a new Teammate • Cal Wolle and Linda Blue. lhe Loan Department team that put together over $3 .000 .000 in real estate loans in 1975. have been 1oined by Doug Blllley (rhymes with ole1) And they all work together Making sure that there· s al ways a member of The Team ready ro help you Wh en 1t comes to secondary real estate fin;incinq . The Team still knows the score Call them for Information ' The number 1s 644·8824 New ort Equi Tu s,Inc. ReaJ E't;ite B101>.e1s AVCO FINANCIAL lOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE SUITE 211 NEWPORT BEACH CAUFOANIA 92660 71416' 4 -382. NISSAN MOTOR CO.'S N!W COSTA MESA FACILITIES OPEN FOR BUSINESS R90ton•I Otf lcH to Serve 90 0Hlera In Southern C•llfornl• Nissan Opens LA Regio11al Site in Mesa The ne" Los Angeles region or fice or ~1ssan Motor Corp. has opened m Costa Me a The spruwhng one·story rac1h· ty o\'er~es the operallon of near· ly 90 Datsun dealers in Southern Cahforrua. Arizona and Southern Nevada. The Los Angeles region is t he largest or the com pan)' 's ten regions and last year ac- <'OUnted for 17 percent of the com· pany's natio nal car and truck sales The building covers six acres. much of 1t a warehouse stocked with rm>rl::' than SJ.5 million tn parts i\ conuiuter system keeps trad• of the parts on hand. plus monitoring the car inventories of \iealers . In add1t1on lo ser\'mg as head· quarters for reg1onaJ :i;ales ex. ecuti\es. the office also houses a mechanics training center. The ofhce has 99 employes, headed by Ben Machinist. re· g1onal manager. It ts located at 1683 Sunnower A \'e and replaces an older bu1ldmg in Gardena. Air Fares Raised For North Atlantic GENEVA, Switzerland <C PI I -Airlines fly tng the North Allantk will raise rares by an average or 6 percent starting Nov. 1. the I nternat1onal Atr Transport Association has an- nounced. IATA said the fare increases wall range from 2 to 10 percent depending on the route. British Airways a nd Air France. meanwhile. agre~d to Accountants Air Tax Panel on TV The American Society of Wom en Accountants. Orange County <'hapler, is partic1patang m a televised lax panel. on Chan· net 50. tonight at 7: 30 p m Topics co ve red include dl\'orce, child care, lRA and Keough. earned income credit. and housing credit. le\> u 20 perc<>nt ~ur(·hifrg<.' above f 1r!>t c I as~ I ar<'~ for Con· corde fhghts ano s lhl· ='01 th Atlanltr The norm:tl econom' fore for the Ne" York·London round trip will be S806 during Uw peak season nl'xt H'ltr, "h1C'h runs from Ma)1l l0 Oct 31. IATA ~IHd. The present round tnp co. .. t!> S7G4 The "shoulder :>e.'tl!ion" round lnp "'II cost S666 uAuinst the prl'- sent S621) This pe nod run~ from April to May l':l!>lbound und Sep- tember to October v.c:.1bound. There also v. 111 Ix• u new i\<l \'ance Pun·hase Excursion Ratr tAPEX ) betv.eeo Canada and the United Kingdom, to compete \\Ith non ·I ATA char t er operators This fore will be S325 m the shoulder period and $410 1n the peak ::.eu:.on u 50 percent discount o n normal economy fares But pas::.enl(er.. may not change a1rl1nt's or m al.e any stop<l\·ers Sito Aro1u1d Banks Differ t I i On Loan Rate! \\'ASHl~GTON IAl'l Consumt.>r~ gett1~n·' loan!! for !>Ut'h purrt1•st•ro. u~ h'l\•v1:.1on tcl'l.s pal nt-iarly lwict• ai. much lnlC'rl''t If thl') borrow from a major Cuhfornhl b1tr1k thC'r1 the) ''ould ha\• paid borrov. in.: from on Ohao bunk. u m•w analysl ot bunk lo n rate-. i.h11\\:o. Ai-of tu~l NO\ 1•mtwr, Jl('rM1n' tuldn~ out loin lor lt'!\',·1sion '"'l ... or opphan<'•'I' pu1d lJ :t:l ,1l'rc\lnl In~ h'rl'st at Nu1101111l l'1t ) Hunk in l'lt•H•l111u , 11 ~urv0)1 l'Ompilt'<i b) :1 tl<111:-t• llimk.mi.: ll\lh('\m11n1llt•e i.hows. nut tht• i-n ml' I.and of lcn111 ... c.1rrlt•d lnl1•1t•:-t ----------- ratf's or nlt>t't' lh1111 Iii 11t•r ( ( '(J \ '\I •1 a.· o ) l't•nl from thn•t• m:1Jut · · ·' ~ 1~ (' u la for n 1 .a lJ ,, 11 I. :-:1 n cl · thell' brundw:-It> -1:1 l>t'r t't'll\ from \ht.> Bank of Anlt'1 u·a. lb 12 )ll'rn•nl from CrO<'kN '.'1::1111111:.il Han'-.inti lh ~K p,·rccnl from \\ t'lls Fargo Bunk THE ANAL\'SIS PRO\'F.S it PU)" to i.hop l around for \'rt•dtl b.1ria1n' ,ul.Jl't1mmlttce l'ha1rman Wr1~hl l'Jt111.111 l>Jtd m n•lt.'.llltn~ the re· pOrt Patman :.. sotwomm1llt•t' un Jumt·~lH monetary poh<'~ pubhshl'!d n11np:\1 at1\ t' inh'rt':..I rate~ for the thl'tt most common 1..·alt'jLonl':-of ltiun' made tol small borrov.ers char~l'd b~ comm('rcwl banks i"l 10 metropolitan art:'~ und the -.lllll' o( California.: \\here bram·h b:inkinli( 1 ... pr('\'alt•nt : The inform ill ion v. a~ i.:h:.uwd f111m d.1la rl::'IJ()rl·' ed b~ 267 bank1' to lht• t-'t•dt•rul lk~cn t.' Board, I ".h~ch ~ad kept the dalJ l-l'l~r<'l until tht• Coni.umers l monf1led suit undt•r thl' frct.•dom uf Information I Act lo Corre d1 ... do~11n· Patman 1>111d lhc llunt•r ub.11 pnH e~ th41 dramaliC' r t>duct1on:-111 tht• t't>lll ll( i:rt•d1l 111 th{• last two ~ears "t're pasllt.'<1 ulon~ hy hnnk1> tu their big t corpora le customers but h~•l llh al all lil ihe • a\ eral:e0bor ro" t·r bu' ang an :rn111moh1lc ur a :o.ofa I . I FRO~I ~0\'1':)18t;R 1971 to :'\o\ t•rnbt•r 1975.: the ct\'er:igc pn m~ ratt•, v.hll'h 1~ char.it.od to o t bank's m o)ol credatj.rnrth) l'Orporatl' <'U:-tom('rl> for ' shurt·term loan!>. droPl"-'d from 10 5 1w1'cl'11l lo 7 ~' percent ThC' F edt'1.1l llt•:.t•rH· <.11:-.rount rail'. the : amount bank!> pa) lo horn>" mortt·~. dropp\•d from 7.5 percl'nl to 6 pcrn·nt But dunn..i lhe ~11111t· 1~·rul<I. thl' .J\'l•rage t0 terest rate for ton~umt'r Aoodi. fl'll from tJ 11; per· cent lo 12 96 percent . fo1 auto ... from l l 5i pt•rcent to 11.~ per<'ent and for 1x.•r..,11nal loon:.. from 13 47 per. cent lo 13 40 pt•rcent IH 9 \'ears Car Crash Parts O,·er Th•· Counter MASO UltiftCJS Rise 150 Percent WASHINGT ON tl'PI) A ~nate Commerce Subcommittee h as heard lesllmony that automobile owners ha\'e been forced to pay significantly higher pnces to revlace parts damaged an :iccidents because manuf.tclurers the sale o f parts t and dealers monopolize~ Ti\KINC ) garaji?e::.. STOCK ~ ~n f rank E Mos.c;, ..._ ________ _ CD -t:tah l , cha1rm:in of the consumN !>ubcomm1ttec. i.a1d lhe panel was holding ht'arlng~ be<'ause or a more than 10 percent increase m t he pnct• of crash varts 1n the last six months of 197~ and an lSO percent increase m the la::.l nine' eari. The co!>l of crash parts 11> so high, Mosi. said. that at" ou'ld cost S23,000 today lo repair a complete- ly demolished car that cost SS.500 when ne~ Ho .lo A~tord ATLANTA tU Pll The Atlanta-based Coca- Cola Co and Ito\\ ard J ohnson 's have reached an agrt't'ment in a t wo year dispute over the use or the soft dnnk firm's copynghted trademarks -"Coca Cola' a nd "Coke." Attorneys for Howard Johnson's agreed to a JUdl(ement decr<.'e in l' S 01slnct Court an Atlant;i th<1l req ui n•s the r('slaurant chain to tell its customers who order "Coca·Cola" or "Coke" they are being sern•d "!lo J o" cola <1nd that the Co<'a- C:ola product 111 not avu1lablc• Ship (.'011• ratf WASlflNGTON !Al'I A contract for $295 6 m1lhon ha' been awarded hy the Novy to Todd Sh1py~rd~ Corp IO Seattle and San Pedro. for con- struction 11( SI'< lfUlded missile frigates. T" o of the ~hip<. will be bouaht by i\ustraha, the :'\J\' o;;pokl'smun !>Old la'l week lnfff"Onda Jf~r :'\ l-:W YOH!\ t Al'1 Thr Anaronda Co an t1<'1palt'<t that •h pmpo~cd rnNRt•r "1lh Tenneco. Inc . v.111 be cnmJ)ll'IN1 bv J um'. Anarond11 presi dt'nl J ohn U ~t Plan• tohl 'llX'kholders In o letter Thi· ktlrr ad\ ''l"'l Anaconda 'it()('kholders to l'll.IX'ct to r<'<'C•1v1• prnx v i.lat1•rnrnt ro.v. ttcb complete dt'tail" of lhl' t n an,nM ion under v. h1ch Anaconda "ould b<'('Ome .1 \\ h<tlh ''" nt•d T,•ntwt·o '1 uh111d1ary f'radf Prl'°~,, WASlllNGTo:-.: !i\l'I l.11rl(t• i1upplit•)o or fresh an(i 11ror 1•1:s(•d fruits !'lhould mean thnt coni.umcr pr1re11 thrnu1th June wlll be lown thun u yeur aRo. ttw 1\gr1rulturc• l)(•partm<'nl n•port'I In 1t<1 lult''' a'i>l""ml'n\ of lh<' fruit picture, th1· depart m1•nt 'atd prn·es al both f•ndi1 ()(the chuin ore t''Cfl('<'h'd to 111h .trH'l' S<'ai1onnllv. howrvcr. llll stodl.'I Mt' 11r Jv. n dn" n Sl Coin Mint's Next Money Step \\'ASHING TON <AP > -tnnauon, which is lt•V - an~ th(' S2 bill a chance for a comeback, alao soon ma' be responsible for the introduction or a new $1 coan The S2 bill. phased out of use in 1966 becaust' or lack or interest. 1s set to be reintroduced 1nlo c1rcula11on on Apnl 13, lhe b1tthdate or Thomas J ef- ferson. the pres1denleniuavedon the ball. II that e"<periment as successful. a midget-sized Sl com m ay be the itovernment's next step. And ir that lnal proves su<'cessful, lhe old $1 bill may be<'om e a thtnf( of the past. The Sl bill Is being victim iied by inflation. "hich has robbed it of about 40 cents or its former \'alue just since 1966. A new S2 bill will buy what ft took Just Sl 20 to buy In 1966. No decision bas been made yet on a new SJ coin, but sever al key Trea.<1ury Department officials in· d1('ated they will support the move If at ls shown the public v. 111 appro\ e and use It ........... , ..,., ..... " AO ~cro iw-· (Ji Aka At. ••• ._ ht AhCO Int ~ AllQt\ Pt\t ,.,,.., enc Alh*d l•I Am 4.C>''\t Am E "-P~ Am F1tvl Am F ... tft ,.,,.,,. F°\lff''I Am Ci.t-t'• 4-m1,..l ('.I' " ltlrc.l'O\• .,., Tttc., """Wttd Amos•9 """'"'' A.pe.-co "10PI Myf Ar¥1d4 Ano Col• .... In ll All St .. I '"'""'Ou IM•rO 4'.to S..1ro Wr S..lllf'r l\r II.tit .. ,. 8•1dWl"I \,. 8.>"90' H 8-'•m Rll 8-l Gto S.rnet ~' 8.t~s.11 , S.y .. \\ ~:~· c~ a.~uw l\ lltU Lib 6"..q "'" tl<bb Co ::~~~ 81kHI P,,, 8toc• Do e1 ... 01 s ·-Co lo«> £vn\ ~ -h No MUTUA~FUNDS ... '. .. l ' I ' .. I .. • Ott , r.)ft • Off "'' '• (Jtt Ott • 00 ()<t ()O ()It I 1~ OU •• OU Ott 1110 I\ I ti I II I •• • i • I ., I I ,, 1 1 I I I I ) ' Tueaday'a After noon P r ice. ,. NEW .YORK STOCK EXCHANG E Yrar'• Hlwb-Lo"'e AppMI' £\'ery Sah11rday ' ,., (~ '' .... ('I . ' s OAILY, PILOT JlJJ Tax Tips . Which Medical -Costs Deductible ? By SYLVIA POltTEll (Sl.tth Ina Stnn) If :-ou ltt>mlze )'()Ur medlcal·eltpenae deducllons on rorm 1040 you may hnd ••vent IRS and court rullnaa In 19'75 or crucial Importance to your well·belntt -und th11i a~s beyond your pocketbook. To isaustrato with actu11t CHtt: -A Husband and wife went to A nonprofit center funded by aenral rell1lous oraanlutlons for martlacc counaellna. After some months of counschn&, the couple fell they wcro healthy and enjoyed a more meuninKful rcl11\lon1hip. Nevertheleu. the lRS said that thu reu \bt'y paid wcro not medical expen&t>s bt>caut1e the counsehnl was not for the prevention or .~1- ltvlal!on ul a physical or mental defect or illness. Money's Worth The counsellng's purpose wns to help Improve o murriu6(u -which makes tbt' fees a non-deducl1blc personal ~xpeniw. -ANOTHER HUSBAND 11nd wife undt•rw(•nt a pro· aram of treatment for 1cxual Inadequacy and incomputib1h· ty conducted by ps)•chlatrlstll at a hosplt1al. Thi• J>6Ychiatrlsta believed thert was a areatcr probability of success i( the pallents stayed at a hotel near the hospital during the two-week period of treatment. The couple did this and went to the hospital each morning for the consultu· lion sessions with the psychiatrists. The IRS ruled that'tht• couple's cost of meals and lodging during the treatment period did not qualify as a medical expense because the meals and lodging at the hotel were not part of inst1tullonal medical care. . -A doctor's daughter had curvature of the spine. for which one accepted method of treatment Is u re.ilme of highly vigorous exercises. Because or his daughter's long· time interest in ballet. the doctor felt that ballet dancing would be her most effective exercise and preferable to u course of treatment through use of a brace. HE T HE R EFORE ENROLLED her full time in a ballot school and deducted tuition. room and board at the school us a medical expense. The Tax Court disallowed tht! deduction· because the doctor failed to prove he would not have in· curred these expenses if his daughter were well. She had taken baHet lessons before ~comina ill and continued the lessons aft er she left the ballet school, even thou~h thb h;acl no connection with her illness. The implicution wu!l th•t at· tending school was moUvaled us much by personal us medical reasons. -A favorable ruling in '75 covered blind individuals who require the services of full-time or part-time readerK to perform the dutiu of their professlonial or semi· professional employment salisfoctorily. The ms said thttt. in caaes wherp a readcr'.s services ure required :rnd usc::tl solely in the b1ind individual's work. he may properly dt!• duct the cost or the reader as a busaness expense. If he ltemi'tes his deductions. IMl'dical cxpcnSl'S arc dcdu(•lihl<· only to the extent they exceed 3 percent or your adjusted aross Income; tht>r<"s no such lim1tut1on on \mir hu!it1ll''>' expense deductions.) -ANOTH ER Fi\\'ORABl.F. rul1n~ dealt with a paralyzed profes.sor who needed no help In curryanl( on personal a nd business activities m his hom('town but who required help when he had to make business trips awuy Crom home in connection with his employment. The l ltS ruled that, since he spent money on such help only \\hen nway from hom e in connection with his employment, he could deduct these expenses as an adjustment in urriving al his adjusted gross Income, whether or not he Itemized his personal deduc.Uon1. For a disabled attorney, though, who needed help with his prosthesis, and daily administration of medicine during the conduct or both his personal and business affairs, such help constituted nursini services -the expeni:.e of which quallfleti as a medical expense, not a busl.ness expense. SPECIAL TAX TIP FOR '75 by the Research Institute of America: If you are amona the millions of shareholders In American T~lephone and Telegraph who reinvest your dividends to buy more AT&T stock, you iet a S percent dis· count fro lJl the market price of AT&T when Telephone uses your dividend to buy more Telephone shares for you. The IRS says that, when this happens, you must r eport as your dividend Income the full price of the shares bought for you rather than the amount or your cash dividend, which is actually 5 percent less than the price of ,the share:;. 'Jn sum, th al discount is taxabl~ income to you. Blue Collar Workers Male Domain sfii,s As Women Get Jobs WASHINGTON CAP) -Wom(•n arc moving in greater num~rs Into what were once considered "men only" jol)s and now account for 18 percent or Amen cu 's bluc·collor workers. the Lubor Department reports. "They urc worklnit prac-t1 rally every lyp1: c1f occ~pulion that wu once the privtll<' <lomu1n of men," ~~J\~~l . Secretary or Labor Willi um H. l\olht·nt. "WHETHER IT'S i;ubwoy construction. hricJao build ing, bollermakang, bull<lo11nl(, t ru<·I< llflvinl( ur ru11nin1l h1 1• new11paper pre1111c11 -ull toul(h oncl (11r1y 1)r !lan1i1c·rou11 jolJi. -the women are at It." 'fhc governmont '11 f1jlUr<'~ 11how that :1t the• 1•n!I of 11!7'.i. womvn held about 18 pcrt'c-r1t or 5 S mllhton 11( tht· <18 i mill111n blue-collu jobs. This Is 1111rrorn14 !l{H'rl'l'nt in HIOO when .I Ii million wom~n worked In blut»r11 b r 11l'rupullon11, corn partd wlth'20.l million men. Whlle the incrcasl' ho11 not bctn d rt1maliC'. Kolh.-rit '"Y" luws against !lex dl1'crlmlnatlon 1n h1rl11 1t onrt 11mmntwn pr•ctices arc h11vlnl a pOi;itivc 1mpnet He cites fliure!I whlrh !lhow 11 1'1 l>W'C'<'nt lnrrcu11c tn one• )'tar in the number of women »11prcnt u•c•' 1n M orcu1)11t w11;1I arouplna11 And, he noted in an intl'rv1t'w, nil hut thrr1· 11f the1e -lwautlclan1, cooks and m,•d1<·al ch•ntlll t('rhn1c1:111 ... -were r esl'rved for men 20 yeuri. aao. THE LABOR DEP/\RTMt:NT, which rrrl'>1tnl11"1415 oc·· cupatlon1 ., npprentlceablf', reporll\ lhlll 160 or 40 perrent had remalc apprentices last year, double lhe number m 1974. Howev.er, the total number of women in reaistcred pro- grams wu only 3.700 or about 1 percent of the 400,000 re· aistered apprentices. Amon1 jobs women are being trained ror are alrcrart and auto mechanics, butchers, c;Jbinetmakcrs. cement mason1, machini1t.s, pi1X1Citlers, plasterers, plumbers , rooters. structural 11teelworkt>rs and toolmokrrii. These are in the apprenUceable lr:tclf·~. ln addition. the government also reportt>d that Statc F.mploy m~nt ServlCt' offices last year ploced an eatlmated 25,000 women in othcr blue-collar Jobs such 011 truck and bus driving, welding and metal rabncatlng, landscapina and equipment operating. "CERTAINLY, ntERE are not enough women in all blue-collar occupation.~ to permlt anyone to say that sex d1s- ~rimination Is a thina of the put," Kol~rg says. ··nut thcrt• is no question t at opportunlUea for womtn are broadening mall tit-Ids, proresaional as well aa blue·collar " l Ajl DAILY PILOT ;· .. : Political Notes Douglas F ormiitg Fund By O.C. HUSTINGS Ot•O..l'f ........... McDonnell Oouil<&S h~s announ«d the forma· tion of a fund throuah which It~ personnt'I can &ive vohmt4ry f)nunclul support to candtdates for federal and st ate political <>fficf' The Good Covemmenl f'l.lnd. formed under provisions or the Federal Election Campal&n Act Amendment:. of 1974. will be non purliun. Pa rticipation as limited lo people an the senior ranks of management throuJ(hout Mcl>onnell Douglas. Participation will be entirely voluntary Partict· pants may authorize payroll deductions or not less than two dollars or more than ten dollars weekly. The purpo:.c of the fund will be to promote the effeclivt: cltliensh1p or McDonnell Douglas ~mployes through their nnanclal partJcipation in the federal and stall' elective process. to 11$Sist in the nom1nat1on and election of candidates for political office who will protec1 and advance the in· teres ts of participants in the fund, to promote the free enterprise syste m . and to s upport the aerospace industry. Operation of the fund will be based at the cor· poration ·s St. Lows headquarters. The fund's Articles o f Assoc1at1on provide for the estabhs hmenf of a Good Government Committee composed of Mc Donnell Douglas personnel to direct its basic policies with respect to expenditures and to dis burse its funds to candidates and political com · m ittees lts assets will be held by St. Louis Union Trust Company. and its activities wUI be reported to participants and to appropriate public agencies as required by law. • • • • CARL KARCHER will serve as chairman of Ronald Reagan's Orange County Campaign Com· mittee, '1eading an executive committee that in· eludes Willard S. Voit. campaign director: Arthur Schick. finance chai?man: Alice Bartlett. precinct chairman, Mary Jane Smart. headquarte rs chairm an, a nd Pal Dalton. special events chairman. ·Richard P'. Evans, Oronge, Kae A. Ewing. Newport Buch. A Famularo. Santa Ana , M. Keith Caede, Laguna Beach. Maurice Glodman. 'l'usLin; Dina Guldaaer, Wtguna Beach : Tim Haichnaer. Newport Beach. Clifford Haaltell. Anaheim; Beatrice Hawkins, SeaJ Beach. Gav.In Herbert Jr .. Neweort Beac h : Ted Huliby, San Juan Capistrano; V1ri1ni• Knott. Newport Beach : Lows Knobbe, Santa Ana; Lo~ Lundberg. La Habra. Helen McCallum. wguna Buch; Br11d Miller. Newport Buch: Ed Mills. Laguna Beach. Jerry Moore. Orange; Willlam Moses, Tustin Dan Montano. Huntmgton Beach: Mr and Mrs . .Bp.1ce Nestande . Orange; A. Patrick N l\gel, Nell'•port Beach: Michael Na&on. Mission Viejo: Bora Neilson. Laguna Beach. ·Thomas O'Keefe, San Clemente; .Bute.hie. Porter. San Juan Capistrano; Burt f>\'octor. Corona del Mar: Paul Presely, San Clemente; Jay Reed, Ne~port Beach. Alex Robertson Jr .. Laguna Beach; Thomas C. Rogers, San Juan Capistrano; Lee Sammis, Newport Beach: Beverly Schick Santa Ana: Alan C. Stoneman, Newport Beach. Dr. Marsh all Stonestreet, Anahei m ; Dr. Herbert Stroschein. Santa Ana; George Sturgis, Newport Beach ; Virginia Valentine, Balboa: Wiiiard D. Voit. Balboa. Ed Ward . Costa Mesa: Gene Washburn, Corona del Ma r : Fran)c White. Fullerton : Donna Wilkinson. San Clemente; Rev. Ralph Wilkerson, Anaheim; J ohn R. Young. Newport Beach. • • • C11lANGE COUNTY CITIZENS supporting ef· forts within Congress lo reopen the investigation into the assassination of John F . Kennedy are forming a Citizens' Commissioooflnquiry. -· Organizational meetings will be held at the home of Betty Rush. 3073 Johnson Ave .. Costa Mesa. phone 549-02<16. These meetings will begin al 7 :30 p.m. March 3 and ll. ORANGE COUNTY Dean's Aidf" Richard Chavt-z R~11z of Anaht'im. fo rmerly t>xecullvt' directo r of the Anaheim Independence Community CentN. has been a ppointed assistant dean or student:. at tht· College of Medicine at UC lr('ine. f Coast ~tery Sued A Il l.Itron "ho chum~ th:it he eut h1:s mouth and gums when he bit Into bro.ken ilass he found in his tossed ulad ha:. su-..>d a Nt>wpo rt Beuc-h restaurant for $25.000 ln dnmages. Edwnrd C . Hoc ker further· cl:tim s in the Orunge County Su~rior Court act ion filed agnrnst Muldoon's lnsh Pub. 202 Newport Center Dnve. that he swallowl'd some or the glass when he dined at tht-facility last March 11 WEDNESDAY o Sirloin teak soup, salad. roll. and dessert 3125"*""·$2 35 ClstJ Meu Madrthr • it tM San Diep Fwy. SPIRES LOOK! • ... MONTH FINANCING! • LOWIR MONTHLY PAYMENTS! South Coast NaHonal Bank otters you lull 48· month financing which me.rns lower monthly payment' tf'lat will probably 111 nicely into your budgel' And. we' guaran1eo no surpnso balloon payments at the end ol your COl'\tract1 lnttr· ested? Come 1n, have a cup ol coffee. and chat with our toenelly loan ofl1cers They are experienced, knowledgeable and very helplul! They will be pleased to discuss cars with you. otter suggestions as to the best price range tor your budget and help you with lhe app11. cation lorms to m1t1ate your new car 10.rn You will like South Coast National Bank because we ofter more of those special per- sonal services that will make your banking a pleasure. rather than a chore! V;s11 us soon! v ~ "41~ SOUTH COAST NATIONAL BANK 849 Sunflower St., Costa Mesa a1 1he corner ol Sunflower and Bear M-~· ro1c (714) 540-5300 complete cover ... ot cou1ttr government aftd eottrt1. Every daJ lft the DAILY PILOT John Wayne and Walter Knott a re honorary chairmen of the Reagan committee In the county. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__;__~~~~~~~, In addition. Voit has unveiled a list of 61 pe<>ple who form the Reagan for President steering com - mittee in Orange County. They include: UCI Room Dedicated To Gerard George Argy ros. Newport Beach: Ted Bartlett, Hunt Wigton Beach: Ronald Birtcher, San Juan Capistrano ; Dr. Edward Boseker. Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, Huntington Beach. Merrill Butler. Jr .. Newport Beach: Dr. Vin· cent Carroll. Laguna Beach; Ann Caspers. Newport Beach: Wilhs Clemons, Setnta Aha; Michael T. ColUns. Newpart Beach. The Ralph Waldo Gerard Reading Roon, in Neurobiology b as been dedicated in the UC Ir vine biological 'sciences b.uilding, Steinhaus Hall. Helen Coffey, Newport Beach ; .Joanne Coontz, Orange : Harry Dalton. Tustin: Dick Darling , Newport Beach : Marshall Duffield, Newport Beach. The new reading room. envisioned as a growing M a r gar et Du r.r y. Newport Be a c b ; Deatm Elsewhere .? literary resource in the neurosciences. contains as its nuc lcus the ex· tensive personal library CORPUS CHRISTI. T ex. <AP > -William Red Fox. 105. a Sioux In· d1an who ror decades was a colorful Wild Wl"St !>howman . died at a Corpus Christi hospital Monday . Red Fox claimed to be the last hv· mg person who had been m the area of the Uttlc Bag Horn battle of 1876. PARIS <AP > -Jean Martlnoo, 66. an 1ntema· honally known conduc· tor who conducted the Chicago Symphony from 19fi3 to 1968, clicd Monday urter a Ion~ illness. SAN DIEGO IAPl Funeral s er\'iccs were held today for Philip Steinman, 99. a veteran /tlarriap 1..fr~,.•~• 8EA~E'f llEYES -J•n J1, 0.vtO G4trNt )\ •l'W'I lt•tfl'\ A4•. U bCMP\ of Hlolf'\l •"QtOf" 6• 1U n \fll 0 M \(HA .. ll H n )1 Wttl••m ROCMi''• 41 •nd Delore\ t.. 0 bOtfll ot Fol1"1•••n v.u .. , CHllONl\Tt ll \TAlLING\ • H h 1, ''"'° °"'"· )l •n(J ('tAlh1• L . '·· oothot \.•Q"n• "•II\ WAIUl(N MC •HN I\ r•b 1 .._,l>t,... 0 )1 ot t4oH.-..ood, •nd ,,.,. T•t\i .. O )0 of (O\t• M.u ~AffHMllt\ f•b J R•cN~ Ch•rl•\ )1 01 t4\lf\t1n41on 8•4h" M\<I Vttfl1~L•• 1't Of~l•"IOi' l AN(.(W1Cl E(l<(ll T h i> 4 'tOOtH J•m•, ie, An(t 01•n• 1', hoth of~ (l•m.nl• ttAYWAR()MOR\r 1011 ~ \~"• ._. JO of ( ¥0"'" t111"'d t,,lurt• J 1" ot Hunt 1"'9f<W\ n ... f " P£V\£• \NA t•f* r •I') 4 W A1c.l\e•d U ot f ~untA+n 'VAO•t ~ ()cw''(."'•'•~ M) ~f .,,e•m \0""'9\ BAL Tl·HROERON ,,UNl!AAL HOME Coron!!. del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 6•&-2424 BEll BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Meu 6"2·9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach ·~9-415 San Juan Capistrano •95-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMO .. IAl PARK Cemetery Monuary Cl'laoel 3500 Pacific View Ori...e Ne'WQC>rt Beach. Ca1tforn1a M4-2700 PEEK FAMILY COl.ONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Botsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 SMITHS' MORTUARY 627 Mam St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 or the Spanish-American war. who die'd in a hospital. He was a Navy riremap and helped rescue survivors after the sinking or the bat· of the late Dr. Ralph Waldo Gerard. UCI pro- fessor emeritus. Dr. Gerard was first dean of th e UC I Graduate Division. Ueship Maine tn 1898. GG woman MODESTO CAP> - The p resident of the DueRefun Stanislaus County Fair Board died Sunday from SACRAMENTO <AP) auto accident injuries. -A SlOO refund 10 a author ities reported. Garden Grove woman Frank Dompe, 56, was has been approved bylhe m1ured in a two·cnr acci· State Lands Commission dent four days earlier m for a n incomplete land Merced County. buy that occurred in 1898. On May 28, 1898. 10 Tuolom n e Cou nty , James McCormick paid J~"us " ~~."11!.H.,c11. ••t-· $100 for 80 acres or land, ""'' o1 IAov"" ""1" <• oa, ...... "' the commi~sion was told. "-"'"'" "· "'' e.10"*0 ""'-.."' and received a certificate Mn N•M'f' ~th•'. lo,.1n9 tM,., ot ,,...,, •. .,...,,..., -""'• --•i.o of purchase the next ~.~: !:.,".:;, :~=~~~i.~,&o~•-:'" month Mather •no on~ broth••. llolMn However, he dtdn't :::.,";, ;~h•~;; • .;:: :.~.:;~:_ complete the purchase by CA,1"411an()yidHAftd\.,_, .. Na· filing "prOO( o r the ,_., ,.,,_. a1"' ••• ...... in '"" mineral character of the A'!'SO '"'"•rtt a n Yovtn \ocor land .. The S"le was can· Ofo•n111t10f') ., • ,,,.m.,... ot Th• ... 800\1 .. Clvb, l.aQvn• Hill\ Ml••d celed Aug. 13. 1918. t..•aocaut •no t....town• Miii!. 5.oclff f~ --=======;;;-I"""' orot•U•Mt •t L••'Y' he \eof'...S • th \It<• PTH10tnt nl Men .. Qt",,..nt Ch.lib ..,,., mtmw• of w o w c-11 .. \enttt •\ ••II 01t ,,.,d lu•'4•f' f (0 PM '"'-'CMI ot 0 '•"'-0" L•e~~ Hilt\ MO''"•' 1 . U101 All<11 Patlaw•Y REFLECTIONS by Reyn .. , 000 1,. 11.-u of uo.,.,i ,,.. •.mu, .,,..,." oon.t110n\ M m41d• 1o ttw VMCA. IMt-" Gu•ck Pf'04'•m Sheffe ~ ..... _ .. CHAllLE\ W PARKMAN of ~ c_1.,.,.nt~. C• O•t• of O••'" M9,-<n 1 ____ ,. ttl• \Vt'fltw•d OY "'1\ \.On W11llMf\ •'•'""'"•" \•r-¥1U•\ IM'MJnQ, P•<:tf•< V1•• M•"'onal •• ,, MOrh;•tt ,....,O(tt't S. I( h, (.A OWIMS THOMAS r OIN f' N\ ol l.•-""''· C• O•tt ot d••t.,_ M• ,.< r. 1 l•t• \"''""'•"° bf "''' ••ft Edna Owitn \ \firv1,•\ .,. O•ftdl"Q. P •(•ft( V1•w """-fnO'••• Par111 Mortvary flrH:wpor1 .,. .. ,, (• ••OWN DW•OHf " 11"0 WN nl (Ml•""""'' ~ C• Oat• of d•atf\ "-'•'("" t "'' \"'v•v-<J t>• "'' wttt, RO'-"'• Ato-M\ ._,_.".' .,. P•"<t•no P•(o1c Vi~· Mltn\Ott•I PHI. MO,tt.Nry. Netllf'P0'1 n. ..... c.. MOHl.IY DAVID t MOSEt..fY ol Ga'll"' 0-o .. (• D• .. ol clHlh IN•~h I l •lt \.l.ffv•w (t &Y ~I\ o.r-•"''· Mt A Mt\ (14tM Mo\.•l•Y ~·v•cn •""·• f.Wf'O•ftiQ. Pa(tflt v , •• AlltmOti AI Pat• Morh.t• y, N•"W ac:w t ... < "· C.. P UBLIC NOTICE W~llllOll COUllT O~ CALlfllDllNIA C4UNTY0,011ANOI CASI MUM all• A-O.Diii TOSMOWCAUH ~Oii CltANOI O~ NAMe f" 1"-""-"•• ol , ... AOpll(ofloll Of LAYNE 11011ERT TIPTON, fllo• a.. .... of ... _ U.'fNE ll08ERT Tt~TON N5 Ill.., • Ott•hOft II'\ tf'lll <•Ur1 tor •ft ....... •t~ '-no .,.11•-· 10 <!Win_. ,.,, ,,...,. ,.._ 1.AYNI 1108EIH fll'TC)tj I• LAYNE lt011EllT PAMTU50 tt •I ,_rtby Ol"tlt,...., tt\At au,..,.,....,.. 1,..t~r-.-\t"9 '" ,,._ m.att•r ••o~ct .. Ot•f' Nf.,.. U'h\ (OVf'"'t ti'\ C>P-OM1,...nt .... l al IOO Cl.,c C.nt•• Ori .. WHI. s.nt• AN, C....ttfonu•, Of\ Met<'-JO. fU•. •I II OOo cloO •"' ,•,..,--1,....)llo•<•-. llOllYU.•-""'• -°'""'-,,,.,. .,._ ... ,.. __ ........ , .... , ... "" ,....,_ -,,.., . .._ ... "'" ..... ,lo ...... u ....... "'*'-"' Oo•l y Pii91. • ,_W\H"' ol -•of <"<vl•li .... -·-'" lhf\ .-. af t .. \t WK• • .... fOf towr <....._vtl_.. ..... , ......... 10 ....... ol W id -1"9 OttH ,..~ ...... ll ,.,. SAMVEl..OtlllZEH J.,.._of_S_ ~°""1 \ATNl llOelllT Tl~TON .... -,,_... . 1JUAlllJtMW .. -~ ... ""·ca•-•.._ Tel ~1l' .. , .............. . •• ; cca"t c• • •• _, .... " .............. . ....... , .... .., ....... When everyone knl)Wll and Ill 1tuldt'd by lhl~ brt O( phll<>eOphy, thtrt Wiii be no further need fOC' marrlaite C'ounllellors. Love not only makes the world io ·r~nd. al also ioverns the relallonstup between indlvidualt1 . WMre love u1st.~. we try to llee the other's vlewpo1nt. .. ,.,e make allowances ror those inf r equent dlsa1treements that may occur. Where lhere is no love. even aiireements made in good ralth ·~of no avail. it Is prudent to get acquainted with your funera l d irector in advance of net"d. just as with a doctor or lawyer. '116 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY l,),QJNA~Oi ~.1s1s WIC\EMENTE ISll NOUH El CAMINO REAL ffl-Ol(X) .. w HOW MANY LIVES DO YOU WANT TO SAVE TODAY? -----------e If you c~ke many otht>r people. you really do intend to give blood or to join the Hed Cro"s someday. You've even thought of enrolling in a CPR class to learn how to treat a heart attack victirr1. But Other things interfere; you do n't find tlK• titn<', <.ind there's really no hurry. No hurry? Every day hospitals in OrJngc County place orders for blood with the Red Cross. On a typical day last week, the Red Cross Blood Center had orders for 105 units, from Hoc:ig Memorial H ospital Presbytetian. Martin Luther Hospital. St. Joseph's Children's Hospital. Anaheim Memorial, and others throughout the county. And a growing number of people attend CPR. classes-the new Red Cros~ progr<lm for Cardiopul · monary Resuscitation -to teach you how to respond t o a relative. a friend, a neighbor o r a c,tr.rnHt'r wh() is suddenly gripped by a heart attack. Thl' Red Cross is an agency of mercy. N1 •Mly everything it doec; is designeef to save livC'", nr brinq comfort and relief. here and around the world. Thi., m onth is Red Cross month. If you can giv(' blood, if you would like to contribute time as a volunlet'r or money as a member, if you would like to know more about the Red Cross progrc:ims including till' CPR classes, call American Red Cross Orange County Chapter A United Way Member Agency M W t-iutch1~on. Chairman fdwt1rd F Colburn. Milnag1•r 1101 N Golden C;rcll! Drtvf' ~.rnta Anci. California 92705 Tdl!phone (714) 835Si8l Number 15 in a serie5 of public service advertisements sponsored by Avco Financial Services, Newport Beach, California + Pulllt-0.-C'N\I 0..1'1' PllOI. ,..a:..11.u-...,rch?.•.1•1• ~.,. ._ _________ L-----------------------------------------------------' .. r l .. BJ DAil Y PILOT Tu..aey Mercl'I 2 1919 .t Work Cements Bonds _g,dd n Days? By ERMA BOMBEC'K AT WIT'S END A friend of mine, who as ll nurse. was compla1nin~ about the hard "'ork and the long hours I "'as reminded of something In my file I had been i.avin~ which de!>cnbed thl' duties of a floor nurse buck 1n 1887 It sa1d, "In addat1on, to carina for your patient), each nurse will follow ~hese re- gulations "l. Dail> i.weep and mop th~ n oor s or your ward "2 Ma1nta1n an even temperature b~ br- inging in a i.cutlle of roal for tht-d»} 's bu:.1· ness "3 Each da~ rail kerosen(.' l.!m~. clean chimneys and trim '41ck'I WJsh '''ndo..,.5 once a week "4 Each nurse"' Ill report e\ ery da~· at 7 a m and ltave at 8 p m . ei.cept on the Sab· bath on \\hlch ~OU \\Ill bt• Ofr from noon to 2 pm "'5 Gradua te nurseio1 111 i.:•"ld stancl1n1? with the Director of Nur11es .,..1ll ~ il\'eo an even1n~ off e a c h \\eek fur cour ting purpose ... or l wo evenings 11 "'n·k 1f 'ou ~o rt'~ularl) to c hu fch "ti Each ntlr'-l' .,ho11lcl I.I\ .1 .. 1<ll' from l'ach ptl\ <1 1.worlh .. um of lwr 1·arnan1o::-. for hl•r bl•nd1t:-. d ur an~ hl'r dl·t·hnrnJ.: ~ l·a1 :-., "" that -,tu:"' tll not bl•t•oml' .1 hur <kn "7 An~ nurst• "'hu :-.mokt•\ u:-.t•:-. liquor rn a ny form . i.:t·ls ht•r h.11r d1int· JI J bl·aut) 1--hnp ur fn•qul•nt:. dJnCl' halb "''II ~nt• lhc 01rl'clor or Nurses good rea,nn lo '>uc;pN'l her worth. 111len11ons and lnh'i.:111\ · 8 The nurse "ho perform' ht•r labor. sen es her patients and d<X'tor' f Jlt hfull~ 1rnd without (null for a periocl or r1\l' ~l':Jr'> will be 11ven nn increase by lht· ho,p1l:.rl ud- min1!ltrat1on of f1H cents a dJ' providing there are no hospital debts ouh tJnd1111t "9 The nurac's notes lrl' 1mr111rtJnl in a1d1ng the phys ician's \\or\.. \la\..t• )Our pen!! c•refull) You me) "h111 It· rubs lo )Our tndl\'lduat taste " ":'-Jo".·· l said. "don't you fl·t·I h(•lt(•r'•" "Are you kidding., .. ~he SJrJ "Where does it U )' the nur se 10 1887, hJd to "' ork all day in white pantyhose' ,\n:-.\l l'r 15 emergenry c alls a day to aclJu'I .1 TV set that keeps ro lling durrni.: llol l~ "'ood Squares., Be thre atened "'Ith mJlpract1re ~c1use somebod)··s pol or mum!-. d1l·d? Try to find a beauty shop open bl•t\11•t•n 2 and 6 n m. which 1s when you're off' llaH' a car and not be able lo ufford 11as·• · llan11 In there. buhy &!ml' II.I\ ~ou'll be able to whittle \Our mm n1h, \I llhout a h111111le fro m anyone Horoscope: Leo Change Due \\ F.D:\F.SOA\", '1i\R{'ll 3 Ry~\' OSt:\' O~A RR ARIES 1 \tarch 21 \pril 19 \ 11111 .in ftnrl i:rralC'r irnrrl'~" Ir mnrt• fl1·\1hl1· \pplle-. l'!IJ)('Clalh 1n r<'lat1nMhlp \\tlh p.1rlrll'r 111 male t:·u1mlnl' lc 11nl docunwnr.. "11h l')<' to potent I al f ,\l'Rl'l' < \rrll 20 :\tnv :•o \ 1111 mu' rind thnl "nm1• nf \ mrr octl\ 11' 1 1 l'l.11t·cl to ho~p1tal <1r ~llt'l"l ul "en 111• \ 1111 ..:.11n 11rr11t('r unclrr~t11nc11n1L 1m p11" ,. ""' "l'P lion (iF.MISI (\I :t\ 21 .l11n1• :>11 If '"" t l'h too ht'1'' ti) nn 1•mo11on1ll in'"" 1 nwnt, 11t"' :ll'J)OlfltnH'rll lll'l'l ll ~ fA~<·•:R 1Ju111• :!I .Jul\ ~·:1 1 llnmt• lirl' lllkt'' or1 H!l1l1•d 111m<'n"1011 \'1111 11rc.-to l'hCIO!I(' h1•1 " I'(' n l'OO!t•llt l'tll'll! 11nd llt'n511 · t111n11 h 'm l1;1 .. 1· .11·111111'1 on r111 ,•ful onulyill'I, 1w11m11ul''' I F:O duh .!:I \ul( 22 1 ~1m(' ldl'IU [If (' 'Uh1cc t tu 'lHhk n <"hn nc<' 1h1' olso ap- phe, 11111,1\c•I pion-. H1•lath1·-. ur t 1n marn nt>rlhnt n1 .1' 'l'l'm ltHlef\ rn1111n<'htv \'I R<iO 1 \ull 23 Sept 22 • Be respon~I ble rnr ~ 11u r 11~ n ur l1ons Hduse to be pushed Into corn.-r Organ111' your O'A n pnor llles l't1hze )esson' 11•.irned In past. Accent insljlhls LIBRA 1Sepl 23-CXI 22l What had been "settled" Is once again OJ>('n to question. SCORPIO !Oct 23·NO\' 211 Jllghhl(ht tn· dependence or lhoutrht . action Whit WIS hidden now becomu str1kin11I~ evident. SAGITIARlliS (Nov. 22-Dec 21>: Some friends act as If they realty could care less. That is a surface lndlcatloo • CAPRICORN <Dec 22 .Jan 19)· Be will· tnlt to change . travt-l. lo e'(plnre, to give full play to 1ntellectu11I runosrt>. Expand horiron11 and acli\ 1t1cs AQl'ARl\JS (Jan :.'O Feb 18>: Be Cnnk. direct. 11pec af1c. CommuntC'atlons. cor- respondence now are more important than asual Pl CES <Feb 19 March :.io 1 Monev and how lo handle 1t. e arn 1t. spend 1l. what to purcha"e "'1th 1t th('<;c ar('as tre dls- _cussed "'fen•enll)'" "1th one close to you S AC RAM ENTO t C:'\Sl Wortltn1 women no~ ha\l' 1tron1er marrta1ea. than their atAy·at-home 11s len.. at:~rdmg to a Un1ve rs 1ty or Cahfom1a S0<'1olog1sl £Jwood Carl1on. a lectuN"r In aodolol)' at tho t:nlv1tn1ty or Callfom la, ~rkt>ley, H)'• hhi re aHrch 1how1 a leratr J)frcen ta1e or youo1 worlun1 .. omen had their first marrla1t>1 Intact 1n 1970 than d id their n on worklna counter part.a. If 1ccu r ate, hla rlndlno rtprffent a reversal atnce l~SO when workln1 women h11d ia alantficanlly hlaher dJvorce rute than non-work Ina women Carlaon uya hl1 Cindlnti11~ho social values have chan1ed. t1 consequently the type or w an who aeeka work outsJde the home has chao1ed '1;he ori1inal di((erence In ata ble marriaaes between workln11 and non-worklna wives mlaht 'ftell be the result of 5o-called · de\ 1ant · characten:-ltc!I "hie h no l ona er lyplf ~ l'm11lo\ l"d "omen a:. a aro up. ·be ,UJJ · People 'ft Ill ha\ e tu lt1uk for '°m t'lhrng otht•r th.in \l<OI i.111.: "'I\ e~ to al'< ount for lhl 1o:1""11 • rra11lJty of mc><h rn m.1rr1a1tct1 Carlson :. rt-:.cart·h. bawd 11n t: S Ctnau' figure); for l!IJO. 191AI and 1970, 'ho" l'd Sol Ill t l l'nt of worklni \\Om f'n 111 th•·11 1 ... t. t C'tns and l'&arl) I "'lnl1l' hull their tirat m art 1 .. ~c' rnt .u·t 111 1970, compart·d tt• 82 ~1n•,·11t r111 non·Job holtJtnl( "'onwn 111 the· same a1w .:rou1>. a "'u ~x'1"n nt dltrerencl' ""The fur tht·r h.H'k rn t1m1 I went,'' ht' 1>111d, "tlw .in·ult•t I found th" cllfl'c rt•m'c to tw 1t1 1n t a c t m ur r 1 1ttt c~ hc•t \\t'lll e mplo yed a n tJ u nl m11luyt t1 W'Omen " But alncl' 1950. lht• 'n(·lnto.:1-.1 noted. thc· drrrt-rl·n<'t· 1n ttrukt1J1 marrl 11l'~ b t'l "'l'<'n t he· t.,..., gro ups "ha) bt'l'n \I llhl.•1111~ .1't' u \ for .... om l'n or all ••ta .. Old, r "'t>rklna ~omen atlll scp111 Jll 11om their spouses of· tt•ne r 1h.1n older non-worklna \\Unll'll but their aeparallon nle as ~l·m 1111! du~ n coml)I~ lo lhe :.t11\ .it hum~ a:roup, Carlson re· porl<d In th1 .:ruup or worklna ~I Vt'I born hd\\l'l'n 11H6 and lW. two percl 111 murt> were llvln1 apart frnm ttw11 hu1band1 In 1970 than In I tlti(I :-.on "111 I.. tnl "'h c In lht same .:roup h •d u :t percent ll vlna upurt 1 J lt 1-"ur '' 11rkln~ wives born l)('l\\t'l'lt l!l:!b rrnd1193S, three per· t'l'nl 1110t l· '' l·r~ li\'tna apart from tlw11 I 11 !-.\ huabands In 1970 than tn t~O Ii) rnnlr :.i'>l, lhc figure for non- " nrk 1111o: \I 111n en In that c11te1roy "JI\''' Pt·rt·cnt Car l,1111 '>3 id , however. the epar .1t111n rwte OH~rall 11 still htl!lh r tor older 't'orkln& wives thun 11•1 111111 working "''''H . the Beating the Odds reveru of lhe altuatlon for you.n1.r workln1 wlv.. In 1970. 71 percent cl t.he work- lnt women born 1118 to lW had their rtrat marra1t1 Intact com· pared lo 81 percent ror non-· ~ktna women. For tht 1roup bom lnl to lW, the workln1 women had 13 per· ffnl of their rtr1l marrta1M In· tact compared to a per<.'fnl for ~ lht non-worklnt women. Carhon said c hanau In women's occupatlona or In the number of children they had did not seem to have any beann1 on lhe chan1ln& rlaurH he found. The cen1u1 bureau reported that In 11120 women comprised 20 percent o( the nation'• work force. while In 1910 they c:om- priaed sa percent. A quJrter or lht workln1 women are marrltd, ac~rdlna to c,n1u1 rt1urt1, but their hu.aband'a ayeraae income 11 un- der $'7,000 per year. Race Chill • 1ng ltfter an incredible fife-saving frip, Adam Speerstra, 4, and father, Terry, head for r;airbanks and home. SE \ TTLE < l' PI l -·Four-year- old ,\dJm Speeratro \\On h is bru:-.h 111th death an lhe Arctic and hu~ ~one 'home to Alaska - Wl'aring .. p rolctll\'1: helmet ~d . a big 'milt• .\dam·~ r.ltht•r , Tern·. was con: tent "''h ;ust thl' smile "' hen the I \\o ldt Sl·ut 1 It-Tacoma <11rport • for FJ1rl1 .. nk .. Tift• ht·lml'I µr tllt't'l:. ;.i hl'nd rn JUn th.11 th'.1rh C'larml-d his life 111 an JCl'Hll·nt at S1wl•r:-.lra 's h u n t 1 n ._ ,. J m 1• 2 ti o m 1 I c i. 11011tht·;1-.t uf F J1 rh.1nk' Feb 12 ~Pl'l'rslr J "JI> frc'<ltnl? four Ill horw ... 1buut l l!(h t mtll•S lrom tht• c·ab1n "'"" \d,1m \\J S either k1l k1·tl or 'tl'J>p(.'d 11n b) one of the u111m.1b I d1tl11 I k nu \\ hl• \\OS In · )ur t•rl ,,11d :--pct·rstrJ "'lie~ as l,\tn~ 1111 th• .:rountl It \\BS 15 bcl11\1 '' ru .inti I told him to li!el up \\ h~n lw 11 HI n 1 ~IH't-1'-1'-l r-a l..nt•\\ ht' sun" <1:-bani~ 111Jurt•d Thus began an Arctic rucc with detlh. Speerstru, u G le nn al len enalnter, stripped lo lht' .... tiist. 11Lrapped Adam to his body with hb belt, put his d othcs bal'k on and made o 30 -rninulc sno"(moblle dash to the r abin. ti<' tucked Adum in a sleeptnJ! bu(( aQd begun the t\l<O·hour job of thawina the en11ine or has light · plane. unfreeilng the skis and re-. fueling the craft. • Des pite lht' 1erioui.ncs1 or Adam's inj urle~. n<'urosurgeons al Prnrb11nks would not attempt brain !>uraery berau~c tht')' coul<t no longer 1et or afford malproc- llce Insurance. Sp<'erstrn hired a reglalered nurao and booked a commercial rhght to Seattle. The Journey rrom arc1clent to hospital took 12 hour!> Surgeons repaired muc h of , Adam '1 skull and bruin d amugl' ~nw H's up to lime to heal the lllJUr) Fair Shake Given (Ann Landers~ Your \\If•"' 'uJ:~1·-.ti11n t h:.t 'ou ht>lt "lht• broad" in thr mouth"':.' a humnwr fl\ th1• lim1· .,ht' read-. thi' lt'ltt>r, f'm 'un· -.hi"ll a11.n·t·. DEAR ,\:'\:"\ Li\'\tH:Jts .\na I n1-ht tll \lrOnl?'' I 11 l J l.t• )our \\ord fur 11 l..1,t n1,.h1 m' \\If<' and I a tte nded a tod.tJtl 1>urt) \ \\Omar we ha\'e kno"' n fo1 a Ion~ time •no ~Pl'l'lal favorite I entered with her hu'lhond She wsll .. t·d d1rertl) O\ t>r to mc.-:ind rnlhu,111 .. t1t"ulh l'\ tended her hand l J(fll'>ped 1t m an c<1u11ll> 1·n thus1a!ll1C m annt>r ~uddenl) th•' nut let out .1 blood < urdhnli! '>Cr('am I h.it t oultl h;l\ t• hl•••n henrd 1n China "My God.'' -.he· ,hneked :'ti) rings are cutting my ri~ers to the bone' \\'hJI are you tryintt to do" Pro\'(' }our masruhn1l) •· E\ e ryone Ill the place cranrcl their neck-; to"'' "hat \\D'S happening I 'A a!I dumbfounclN.1 ,\II l rould think to say WM, "I'm so !>orry " DE-\H \'\'\ l.A '\;OEHS l h.11 lt•llt•t from tht' j!U\ \I hu \\ J' ('UllHI J • -.our µu-... h1 (' .IU'.'.I h( tlrdn I 'mrlt m11C'h h111 l11'f• l11 homl' pll'aunt ex pres.!> ion fell ever 10 much better. All at took was relaxln1 the rrown lines between my t•yebrows and brlnalnt up the corner• of my mouth a quarter of an Inch. The rewards have been tremendou1. I now drive • school bus ind one or the kid• said Jual la!>l week. "You make UI all feet food becau1e you look 10 c heerful. You're not like lite other dnver who always looked 10 arumpy." s11n lhll My wl((' l!I furious \\Ith ml' ~he ~3}''1 I shoultl have li!lven that broad a fat li p -.o c.h<' d h;" 1· something to scrtam about \\'(• both "unt w1ur opinion ~ASSAl' fA:" . DEAR SASSi\l': Granted, ,o·mf' me n don't kno•· their own strf'n(th, but that shrlt>'-n "'a.~ certllnly un1radou1to 1tt1ck )OU a'l I( you had hurt.her lntenllonally. E1t1 ~1nct I l'Jll 11nwmbcr m' moth11 n:t~j!ttl nit 111 turn Ill' lht' tornt•r .. ur m\ mouth 111111 -.h1• µu1d un .rrll l to skd t h J IJtl" turt• 11( nw "11h n ~tum "n1ok on m) f.11 t· .\fin th.tl I m.1tlt-Jll d furl to i..mllt• :t'I '>cltJom ,.., po""' hit- \\ h1 n I" .... 111 m\ 20'1 f \lo u~ \\,dl.1n11 do\\n 1111· rnn 1d11r nr tl•o• nll1c1· \lo ht>rt· I \\Ill k1•d ,\ \\11111.111 I ol nt•\ tr ,, 1•11 11\•for e "'II' hl·,1cl1n.i lo\\ .1rd nw Sud1h•n l.\ .. 11,. 'loppt'<J u11cl s111d, "'Ch1•1•r up Thing., can 1 bt T llAT bud' ·I ruughl m \ 1..rl1·1· l mn 111 lhl' \\111dow und "II' -.h11C'kecl at h1i\\ dn'A1t ht•;tl'!Nl I 111111..l•d Th.it \t'I .\ d ay I ll('Runtnprarticci1mtl111g in ttw 11\trror a nn l \"O\\l'd I ii kCC'(I u -.rmll' Oil Ol\' f.1t'l' nu m.1ttcr how 1tlurn I ll'lt. h nuw ''hut" Thul ,. ·KALAMAZOO. DEAR ZOO: A beauty .xpert onu told me, "A amllln& face looks ten )'tin youn1er. It llfta f:VERYTHING." And It doea! Well, almNl. Thanks ror 1barln1. Teachln1 your kids about the facl1 of llft can I'><' easy or awkward. Ann Lander•'• new booklet, "How, What and When lo Tell Your Child About Sex" can spell the difference. Send 50 cents In roin . along with a long, stamped. aelf-addreaud t•nvelope with your request, to Ann Landers. P .0. Hox 1400. Etgln, 111. 60120. Flower Power • Benefiting from the Azalea Fantasy, a luncheon fas hion 11how. will he the As· ~•stance Leagu e·~ Child Day Care Center a nd Children's Dcntol Health Center. Spon11orin1t the event. to take place al 11 :30 a m . Thursdal'. Morch 11, in the Newporter Inn. 111 the Las Reina• Auxlllary of the league. Al the Day Core Center are (left to n~hl > Mrl4 R. L. Koohlcr, Ca thy Cataldi and Hus11ell Moore. ) need to raise funds for your club? UFFEll'S UPHOLSTIRY W"-T•W ... ........ ltUH..._ .... & C.-.M....-14e.fUt V NIMG LECTURE MARCH 4 ond 5 ON HYPNOSIS If It float1, oftancn .,. you• 11 reed about II II your noo'Pfol1l club °' orgen111teoo needs to raise funds call Huntington Center 897·2533 Ind W9 will send YoU our Cl'l1nty F1tr del8111. FOR IMFOltMATIO..........CALL (7141 493.3 332 In the DAILY PILOT I Mo las: ·Portable Art Marjorie Puckett displays pillow she has made from two mo/as. She has t,;o/lected several dozen of the appllqued pieces from the Panama area. BEA ANDERSON. Edlto1 Tuesday Ya•c.,? 1976 81 Can't afford a paintint ror that bla~all In your new home" TI\Inlt a bout a moia instead, 1uaaests Marjorie Puckett. an author and needlework lnstruc tor. MoJas. she told members of the Newport-Costa Mesa Br&Mh of the Ame rican Association of University Women, are ''pie lures.. m ade or layers of fabric with the reverse applique technl que. They are designed by the Cuna lndian women· in the San Blas Islands near Pa nama primarily for blouses, but have bffn adapt ed In other cultures for pillows waJJ hangings and decorations according to Mrs Puckett She ~rought approx.imately li!O molas. mcludlng some from her o'Wn co!lection. to show dunng her Newport Beach lecture Mrs Puckett. who holds a bachelors degree in textiles from Ute Universit y of Washlnston, started purchasing molas one at a time four years ago, then roond a distributor in Texas who would ship her qua ntities on consign- ment for her lect u.res. The "classic period" of the mola was between 1935 and 1945, she said, when Westerners began to vis it the islands and purchase the colorful designs More and ('lore molas are be- ing made ·especially for outside sale, she said , but these are not or the same quality as those the w o m e n mak e f o r the i r -~ wa rdrobes The-word mola comes from the Cuna dialect and literally means blouse, Mrs Puckett noted Tht> custom started with body painting in the 1840s and the first · pnmitive molas were designs painted on cloth The women gradually began adding shells and feathers to the pictu!")t5, then started usmg a pplique, 4nd final· ly broadened to the more difficult reverse appUque, Mrs Puckett said _. A typical mola wardrobe con; s1sts of 12-30 garments, which are hung over the rafters when not in use The women traditionally de- sign and ma ke all their own molas often wilh Uw hel.n Qf ·m ola magic" from the Dressi·ng Cos tume (above, left) nevy fashion treat- ment-tunic, tied bloomer trousers, wrapped head-with· favored layering and g auze f9bric. Abov..e-# right shows new direction.of pants in uniform look, 'and at right, are bagettes, the latest fad in handbags. ' . Three layers of cloth are sewn together. then design is cut out and stitched. All of the work is hand-don"& by women of the San Blas Cuna tribe. medicine man This is a potion t>S from newspopl'r chppmgs that · There has been controversy which is put into the eyes for bet· filter into the villages. or thin~s about whether tht' mola should ter visio n, Mrs. Puckett ex· the Cunas happe n lo see in books be con sidered an al"t or crart, but plained and magazines brought tn from the Smithsonian lnst1tution has "At least 50 percent of the de-the outside. labeled it an art. s he uddt'<I. .signs depict life around the '.\1olas made.for export picturi;: :\1rs . Puckett, a consultant to islands," she noted. "The Cunas recognizable ohJCCts such as the Orange County Department believe tha t everything 1s Ol'· turkeys and donkeys, M.rs . of Education. teach<'s at the L'ntt· cupied by a spirit .. Puckett said. and the women C'd Nations Associution in Santa Some of the women .mii_' a. ta kl· short ·Cu t s in producini:: Ana. where a selection of mofos· g~om etri c,: pa ttern, \\h1 's tht•m, so she advised buyers lo is available. called the .. g r a nd mothe shop carefully wht•n making in- sign," and some or the ne,H•r , <'st rn<•nts JI e r book · · Pr i mu r i 1 y molas depict events and ohJects They "holes ale from $30·39 Patchwork, .. is bein~ usl'd at the I~don 't understand and can bt• as l'Xpens1ve as SlSO, local colleges and is distributed The ins piration for these com. ~lrs . Pucln'n flTITT'lt: ----+h-rottghOOH~lJ -. - Seas·oned Spring dressing as seen in Orange Coast department stores renects interpretations s hown earlier in fashion capitals around the world. Expanded selections dearly state th<'re is no specific look, that the additions offer milady greater choice in sui ling her taste . The battle of the hemline seemingly is settled. There is no edict on wher e it should be, but the favored length is just below the knee The midi, offered only as an alternative, is gaining acceptance. -· Fabrics are soft and supple. Continumg m popularity are the gauze trend. ethnic influence and layerinR. However , the big fashion news 1s tunics. worn around the clock "They are so versatile and figure·flattenng," cl rums a coor dinator for one of the ma1or chains. "They are worn separately, with skirts or pant!>. In soft colors and fabncs, they are a must for evening " Women will b:? slurtmg their wardrobes in s tyles rang· mg from pencil sltm to fuller lines Jackt'ls run from waist to hip le ngths m easy fit , coats have adopted the big dress look oflast year . New direction or pants 1s toward;he uniform and they are available in all lengths from anJHt;, to pedal.pusher, knee, bermuda and short,short. Scar ves still lead the acressory line and thi'> season they will be St'Cn in multiples ti ed imaginatively <1round the head, waist , der riere and ankles over bloomer trousers. Shoes, no longer clunky, are open, light and airy. Com· fort has not been sacrificed in dres:-.y styles. as :-.undals and sling·backs feature one·inch heels. Added lo the .array of handbags is the l'nVl'lope o;tyl1'. and attention·gettcrs are bagelll's worn in rnull1pl<'~ and strapped from the shoulder or belt. Jewelry Is classic and simple. Lots of nngs anrl neck strands are out. In for spring are museum type nt:ckluct•s and bracelets1n bri!lhtcolors. The color spectrum includes florals and earth tonrs with the usual while.. red, black, navy and natural!,. Keepmg cool 1s made easy with this • flowing two-piece gown in lightweight fa bric. . IOOMEI by Wa F ... o .. md Mii C... '1'~.we·~ ON n.Lt.IC'O..O ro ~A.~rt ' ~'~· lUMILEWEEDS FUNKY WMKERIEAM A~r ~flbJr SAO M£WS I~ / L.11Ce. 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Sdluh --~~~~~~---. •• u I Ii r'?-1 ......... .r .-14~~ h ,, '1 by Harold le Doux NO eor T'M GOING TO ~TART HERON SOME L£S~S JUST A.5 SOON A!> I'VE QRGAMIZEO .----- THE GROUP' "THE Hows~ SHIMES ! EVERY CORNER Cl.~.AN ! \ FRIN~~ BENEFITS Of A 8ROf(EN· DOWN "T V, Mlf~ 5WIVEL . , DAILY PtLOT ft by Ferd Johnson I 111\l lo•1c 1hc •• 11,., n1t·n111 • .r ,,,i, \1111lcl'l11 '~111111luty tn huy OEFINITfL'( IT t ~ A Q1.A&ST10N QF WHICH YOIA Pll(EFf~ DI.AMPED IN YOUlt LAP -A~ ...CT Pl.AT!! OK. 14 ltOTlEN COLO $ANOWllH . by Chester Gould "THE LOWFR ~ USED F<JQ TARGET PRACTICE. WAU.5 SOUNO~O. TME TAAGETS MOUHTEO ON MATTRESSES.'' I r ~ \ .. I ., I" I I .. ! ' .. \• •fnf"f httl•' DENNIS THE MENACE I l I ......... --:----:4r----;-:.,J' •,' ' (~ .. I /I "''\ 1 I !~ .. ·.'. .. :.'[',.: . . " . ·.' ' . . . 'J l \ ' 8 4 DAILY PILOT Tuesday, Mll"Ch 2. 191'8 Small College Star ( 5 •4) Big on the Court . r PITTSBURGH <AP> -A thing aboul ham that ha~ .:amt' J llhn:.on rt>< t'I\ t'd no '"' la:-t H'ar • fan once hook with 1.aughter grown stnct his childhood in A m.111n~ · I ,.1111 don t nwd1.1t\•rolh·~<>olhr-. Chn topher hoiws to help 11s 5·foot-4 Spencer ··Spuln) · M al") land -. hen h1:. motht'1 !..nu" hm1. h1· 1l11t'" 1t.' '-J) ~ II\ J bt'l'll uut of ,t·huc>I " .lo hni.on get u pro tr} out Johnson of Gent-~• Collegt-c>• lled h 1 m • .. Sp1 nn' ha' c-n.tt h . J 1 m I 'hr1'tc1ph1·r '1•ar "hrn l'hn-.tvpht•r th1•11 '\o>A t'OBl h 1s lhl· one tl'lhn g ranontothe court.dnbbhnl!a becaui.e he >Aouldn t t'Jl <:1nt\a, llH.111'11111 lk.1\tr 10.1rh .11 I or!. ll,l\1n P.1 th1•m not lo hanj! up \\ht'n busk<'lball tho1t look~ UH'r i.pinach .. \1lb, l'.1 d;.i1n1' th bJ,k l'l MJl\ )!11t .1 ph11111· 1111 from .1 thi.'' ht•Jr rn} ht'tJ:ht." 1nnuted "I'm s m all. but. he~. that" ba ll prnrr Jill t111 u11 111 1~~1:! 1011111•1 pl,l\t'I .ilklut u pio Jvhn:.011 :.utd "A p1ft1ny 1 I don t bt!ltl'\t' hfe," Jo hnson :.111d bcforl' J I'> lht oldc-•t 11n th• r11llq•1 'Jlt't'I 'I H" \\Jtc•ht>d htm onl'·On· 1t." thedoubtt'r yelled reeent &i.lme "'''I I ·"' \\t1·k l h1htuph11 l>.111 I li.111._i up \\llln t lt·ll unt• \\tlh pl&) en. druftt•d t•ar JohnbOO. all 120 pounds Of V "I haH? to COO\ lnt'l' pt>oplJ". hrou~hl lfll, \ t .ll ·, h•Jlll 11111 \1111 th1' but It,· ., vnh ~ fuvt (\ and he can hold hts O\\ll," him. i.cored 32 polnh thJt but >Aho doe:.n·t •"he addt~I tu pl." C'.irn••.:11 \l1•1lun I tht 11ptd«1 ... ll<I :.:i):. l'hrl!-IOpht•r tlli.tht ·I believe 1t," lhc fJrt 'If Kurt:em Abdul Jubbur \I \ l.1tlwr " Ii 1 ,11tt..I Ill\ Vl111~topl1t'r d1dn t h.m.: up · Tht' <·hence thut's 11111 finall) ~houtcd docsn l perform the \\ii) f)l'o m11ll11 r ~ 1 111 1 111 tht• 1111• lh hrvui:ht ,l\1h11:.1111 111 l.lltk a'k "'U•d J ohn!lon Hek1n· a nother ~ahw. ii n• vie expet'l him lo. th".) gl!t 011 •ltan. .fuhn,un 1o.11d 111 tlw 11.t\t'll J11<I \\ht•11 ('h11:o<l11ph1•1 <:1•nt•\ .1 bl'Ul l':1rn1•1!H' ft•rcc·a w1fo i,J1d tl\\u~nifl'f•f h1mtoo " t'ffil'I' 1'1t i..1·1 H•11111 l~tC•11·ll1t· "''"I 10 Ct·111·\".l. Joh11,on ~h'llon iJtIB Jvhn:.011 hud IH Gt'Ot'\ a to allo>A "that httll• Johnson. "ho dt•!1p1t1· hr'> )!.11111• 10!111\\ t'll pt>tol11 and ht' brokt• u 68 68 tu.• boy 'to>AeurJrt•alumform height h J:. hund!'t lurl!t' \ft11 ,,,,1,1..:1111.! 1:1 11u1nh lh"~ hl•1•11 1\ll\lh111i: 111 \\hen ht• d11rted loose for u John-.on h ad 2~ polnb t-nough to IJJl m u ba:.kctbJll .11111 111 ·•'!'''" P• 1 g.11111 ·" ,, tht· h ·Jrn .111.t nw .... ,, \11.11 Ii. bai.dtnt' jump11h11t TIJ\.i., J o hnson add'l to h" 1:. a :.en1or, aver aging l!t ,,111u1 .ti l'r•·d1·111~ llr~li '·"' Chr1 .. 1oph11 . \\lll"t "On thl' court." John:.on list or belie\ er~. lhl' cml\ poinlli and ben•n us~1st-. pt•r ~·h1N•I ''' .1r l'Ol•lt•'\ rllt• .\Id team 1s 13 IH alt1·r ~·11111.: :.!:! x :-,l\s, · I rear no mun " Wins $60,000 Nickl8us' Goal: Masters Victory LAUDERHILL. f-1 a. (/\P) .Juck 's b ark llt>'s rtrmly e ntr enched in has customary spot atop the world of golf. lll"i. a winner a g ain. against perhaps the lws l r1<>ld of all Lime And ht''s look•nlit rorn ard to e\ e n gn·ater \ 1c tones Jac k Nicklaus wiped out the naggmg. embarras!>mg mcmory uf an 82 and a pair or uncharac tcnst1c t'olla pses "1th a bnl11ant. seven·under par 65 thJt !.IJked him to a three !>lroke \ 1ctory ~lond a) 1n the rain dtda}ed, S:J00.000 Tournament PlaHrs t:olt Champ1o nsh1p • 'I fell in total t'ontrol or my ~ame," ~1 cklau'I :.aid I pla}c>d · prell) we ll T here \\en• onl) ma) be 10 ~hots all week I "a'n t happy " 1th And I hll an a" rul lot or good sh.ot:. "It ":is-one o f my ht'ttcr tournament e fforti. It \\oas important to Ntl·klau' on s.everal counts It marke d hi., f1r.,1 '1ctory or lhl' St>a:\OO and lht• 59th or hi' tJreer. jll't three short of Bt•n llo~an':-. total of (i:!. 'ct·uml on th" all·llmt· "ir1111n1;t lt't It l!U\'C him u suo.ono f1r11t plact• cht>ck, thC' b1J:l(l.':.t 11r ht' c·a1 t'l'r It put him 111 lhl• Ill'" Wo rld ~rll'' or c; ulr It pnnlt'd him for .\ufi?u,t.1. <:~1 ind thl' ~1 .1.,1a .... h1., ftr.,l b114 !i!Oal nr th<'\ e:ir And 1t .1n''H'rl'd tht• que!>llon-. that "ere "h 1~1wrc•d around tht• IO<'kt'r rOOfllS or lhC' \\Orld ,1rter ht'I rat1u1 ('' tn h 1i. hrst two 'tarh this :ot'a on ·H \OU d a .. ked me a month J)!O 1r:at th1 ... tun<•. I db<• pin\ tn£ thr" >At•ll I d h;l\'t• 'Jul 011· \;ir k I Ju, .... 11d J (lt•r po!lltng ht'! ~ tul.11. 19 uncl<•r par nn thi· 7 t:!H \ ard lnvl·rurry Counlr) Clula·11u r:.c. A m o nth ago he was :.till s marting from ~·nnd thto> golfmu >Aorld "as still ago~ over the unbehe,·able r1nal round 82 he s hot 1n the Bing Crosb)- ''l' m in pre tty good sh ape for the !\\as te r s," N 1c klau:. s~11d "l'\'e got a fe"· little lhtnR:. \.lJ... \\Ork on . There's still one-dub 1n my bag t he p1tch111g "cdi:e 1 'm not complelel) ha pp~ "1th And there's a httlt• :-omt.'lhtnl.! in m\ :."mg I ket>p lea' m.: th111i:-. .1 httlt· to the ldt Hut tn J:<•n<·r.il I 'm 111 good shape for tht• :'.ta:.ters " As to "hether or not th1 -. " in· deed a m ajor champ1on~h1p :\1ck~aus said· "They're runnrnR that angle tnlo the ground l.t·t c; "a1t 10 'ears and \\c II Sl'l' Ju .. t ga\·e 11 time " L•.01"'Q '<0'4'" ~nd mo.,.., •·'V'·~ ,,. '"~ f~,."4~f'U P••Yf'f quit ( ~""C>UJ''''\"°"P ,,... '-~·C:•l•w~ l.o.OOt. .,. '()~ ... ~ 1•• .J ( ,,... •O \\.4 )Q('I ~J •• M ~ R 9 rMJHt1·.-111 >l'ltl 'O 'lJ•' P\ 1 " JO'""'-'~'•"' \I" '~'t .~., -.1 -.t ' I'" ""',. ...... , \ll JOO •1 •' •' ,~ ·' l•• fl~"" \tO 100 •• "l fC t ' I·~ 6u,.:.t'tQ••'CI l ' lU '1 •' •7 'tJ 2• ()ntt J•n"'•' v '' 1}\ "' .. 11 f) 1 0.·11110 Ct•n."' V \I o " ,, n '' z,... fomWAht)l'I \I \OQ ,,., )() '~ '• 71'!1 (...,,ti ~'I .;.,wr \ <M)I") 'I '"" t " "II 1 ''·~"""'''' ,, ... ~ .... ., , .... 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J"MM..f\,fU"'" \I U._ .. n 14 11 l-.,, 1.,,,,.,.c.,...,.,... n.,.,,, ,, l •f'tyNf'I"°" \t JM) tn 1& ft '1 ~·· )otrr\"""'jM ... ,. \1 .,,. Mot< M " 1..tf"ICIOft 't .,,..) '"'''~11 ,.., 1, I '1 1t It Laguna Laaaded Third Place TeainS Were No Pushovers \\ n•k1•111! 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S peaklnl o r {'IF ha,kf'thall 1llayorr11. l.af(una Rnch llll!h'' upiu•t "In O\ rr h hthh t11u1 .. c1 c:a hr la'l "('('k r a nk"i ... nnt• nr lht' most unhl'llt•\ ahlt' rt',ulh' I haH• hf'ard all 'lt-a•wn. Suppost-dl~ kno\\ lt-dl(f'ahlt' iwo pit> >Ahn make dollar ht•t, \\l'rf' l(h ln Jt La ttuna Hc>:1ch anrl :111 point' bt'for<' t h1· gam!' \\J' pla~f'd. RUTGERS' PHIL SELLERS IS. GUARDED CLOSELY BY GLENN HAGAN. College Cage Roundup ~ -~~-- Rutgers Finishes. 26-0 \ !-. \\ I\ H l \:... \\ I Cl\ '\ .I f11•,hm.111 11 ,1 1\t' 1\li1h·I An· de~on hll '" 11 foul .. hoh "11 h I J I 1 ('m.11n1n.t: 111 1111 11. ..1n 1111 kit ltl' ancl H11t i.:1·r ... "1·nl 1111 111 tlt.'fto:it ~t &IO..t\ l'ntun· N .. 'Ill •• mt h1•<·11m1· lht• 19th u111lt-l• ,1tt·<l m..11or 1·111 il'J:t.' 11·a m 111 :"\ .1t111nJI ('11ll1•f.!1 Jtl· ,\lhl1·t u· """"t 1<111011 h1 .. 1on Th< ~<'.ti kl "llll!hh :!h Cl h;ul to O\ 1•1 t·11m1• ,, ,,., 1·11 l"''nt (t.•111·11 \\ 1111 '" 1111nu11·-. 11•m.11111n1: Tht'' \H•11· .1111t-il In tlir1·•· 111r1111' ,., , I" 1h1· B1111n11·' 111 the l..t,l l\\11 Olllllll•·' l'htl ...,t•llt '" pnun•d rn :!.'l potnl'. 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T1·n ha,i.. 1·l h.111 m.111 hop Thi• cam1• ",,.., 11..:ht until m11I \l ,I\ lhrnui;h I h1• r1r't h,111 . \\ IH"n 111,: llno .. 11 r' ah1·,1 d 21 20.1.11l l1·1! 11(1 l:l point:-. to :'\11rtlrn1·,lt•rn-. 111111 111 lht· nt•\t ''' m111ut1•:.l11takl• a comfort.1hit-37 24 h·acl lnd1.1na "h1c·h ;tln·ad\' h:" clmcht•d lht• H1i:: Tt•n trtk. k·<·pt 11 .. perfe<·t rt•< ord mt act" Ith the \'IC ton Tht• Jloo:.tt'r'> no" arc 17·0111 tht-. <"onrl'r<'n<'l' :rnd 26·0 on thl' ........... on flt~IH>b Biii: Foe LAS\' EGAS · Junior furn arr! f:dd1e O"ens pumpt•cl m J.'l of 27 'hots from the rtoor for 33 p111nll> .1-. fifth ranked Ne\'ada t l.a:- \'t•.t:JS 1 romped over SL M:iry':., 12~ 86. Monday night The Rebcl .... 27 ·I. pilt·d up 40 ;1-. "l!'h and forct>d 42 turno\t'r' by thc vuels for lh1•1r 391.h str;.ir i;:hl home ('t>Urt \ 1ctor.\'. Th<• Hl•bel-. l?<>l 22 points from 1unior guiud Glt·n GondrC'z1l'k. 14 from ~uard S;im Sm1lh and Hi from for" :ird Hm d Ball!> La'> \'e~a!-ll'cl 58 39 ul halrt1m1· lrb h T rhu11ph Sot'Tlf RE:'-lll Ind nt11 Pat<.>rno scor<:,d "'i:!hl points 111 O\'l.'rtt m<' :\l ond;" m1:ht to ll0<11I <,1x th rankt·d :-0.1,1111• l>am1• In ,1 95 81! '1<·101 \ O\ ,.r lfilh rJlt-rl \\ e'ilt•rn ~t 1< htf.!.•n Th1• ln:.h grnhlwd ,tO l'.Jrh lr·,111 1n thf• t•\lra '"'"11111 th1·11\\1•nt111 to .i -.tall .rncl fort 1·tl t h1· llrnn1 "'lo r 0 u I In a n ('fl 11 f I l 11 r l' J.! .1111 po:.,e:.-.wn ''•Ir,. I >.11111• 1111 1:1 •11 1·1 frt•r t hro\\ all 1 111 ph1 n I h1· "' 1·1 t1mr 111 'lo•" 0111 11 r 11·ul.1r i,t•a~on JI 2~ ~, Ac1rtan J).111111 ' lhl•l1 l1111l 11\ll Aml•rtcun fttr" ,11 II l1·ll .di ''"',.,' \\tlh :1:1 (101111 !1 _ Unba111a M'hu T ll S (' /\ I. tl 0 :... J\ . A I ;1 lh·ft·11'" 1• "1l.1rd J\nttf1m, Mur r U\' 'IJllll k1•1I Alah:tma·~ 12 po111t 0111h11r .. 1 Ill tilt' lrnal rn111 m11111l1· ... th.ii tlurnpl'rl (;t•111 ~1:. H111; :ind )!,1 irwd t hi' ('11 nl'nn T11lr.,1t I'""' ,1 .. 11;111• .. r 1 tw ~11111 tw .... tnn c '•111 ft •rt•nc·t· fl.t'k1•1tiall 1·1 fl\\11 Mon "·" n11.:h1 !\l urr.l\ mad1• thr1•1• slt•al' and ..,rnr<'<l ""' po1ni... :1f1rr C1'<1rl!1.1 helcl J 7::! 1,;, ;111\ .1nt.i1.w "1th four mtnUl!'" lo l.!11 5 Lobos Threaten To Quit ALBUQUERQl'F. -Fi\•e Un1ver 1ty o f Nt•w M exico bas kt'tball pla)ers suy they \\On ·1 play for tho school next \'l'ur unless ht•ud t'llUfh Norm E l· it>nbl•rgt>r nnd r hlt'f a ssistant J ohn Whlsen unt an• droppt'd. The plu yers. all hlurks. nrt• sophomore R Icky W1 llaum:><. JUolor Mike Patlt>rl'>on und jumor rollt'ge transfrrs l.arry Gnt). Gi.'orite lii.'rry and Dal<• Slauithter. Wtlhum s . P atterson. Gray and Rerr) norm al!~ an• :.tartt'rS on thf :.quad. "hit•h Is a!l~red or o firs t d1v1s 1on finish an t he \\ estern Athll•llc Conference this } ear" 1th oru• game to play Thl' pla) t'rs said Monday they "ere disgruntled for a number of reJson:-The1 r pn m;.ir} t'om plaints \\ t>rl' a llel(l'd \ N b ul abuse und lack or s upport by El· lenberger. fa\'orit1sm tow ard "h1te pla) e1.., o n the squad and E llenbNg,er':. Sl) le or basketball. "The "hate players fun mess up a nd he "on 't :.cream at them T o m e that 's pre1ud1t:e on h1:- part." said Gray "I'm sure thl' fans can i.l'C 1t " Gra) addt•d lht• playt•rs ha,·e no racial problem s with their white team mntes or the other couches. .H~Mull~n M'ah·~d LOS AN(;ELES -The Lo~ .\ngt'les DodJ:e rs havt• waived re· 'ene infielder Ken Mc Mullen, u club spokesman reported. l\lt'Mulll'n. 34. appea r<'d in 39 i.:.1me!. for t ht' D odgers lust :-.ca:.on a nd hit .:!39 The 'eterun third ba:.em :.in "as used pn m u rt ly a:. a pin<:h h1ttl'r by th " du~ tor t hl' pa:.l three vear s /\ \'e le r an Of 13 major lt'al(U{' season!!, Md \1 ulle n hrol..t• tnlo tht• majors "1th the l>odgerl'o. but \\a!'I tradl.'d to Wa:.htni:ton In 1965 Thi• Callfornt:t Angl•I, or qwn•tl htm In 1970, and ht• pla~t>d tn Anah1•1m three n•.ir11 bdorc Ut'lnJt trud1•d lo t he DtxlAl'r". BatU>r Siar• P ,\SA [) F. :"-: /\ Former San Ch•ntt'lllt• 11 1..:h and Suddlc•ba1·k (.'11lll•i.:1· :-1 uncloul Hick llaut•r to~:-.ed In 11; 1101n1 11 to hdp Cal H.1pttst Collt•i.:t• of Hi\'l•ritick to an easy 85 69 \\ 111 over l 'SIU Mon· eta~ night an thl' NAIA District Ill playoffs. Cal n u pt isl. 26 3. "111 foe<' Oc· c1dt•ntal for the d1 11lrtC'l llllc \\'1.'d· nc,dav n1i.:ht <tl /\rnh."i..11Jor (Olll•J,tl.'. Cou.,, lo f:agf'• PH I LA 0 E L P 11 1 A --D 1 ck Cour\', formt'r Mater l>e1 undCJ I State Fulle rton hl'ad footb11ll roa ch. ha:. been namc•d ;.i,,1:.ta nt t'oach 111 t'h a ri.w or "11ll· rN·e1 \ eri. lor lhl' Ph1lad<'l11hw t:ui.:11•!-o. Rahhte In \-'lt"I ory NO RT H LITTLE ROCK, Ark. llaroon Hnhrm do"ncd P1wel Sloztl. f; :i. 1; 1. G 2. t•i h1J(hlq~ht !\1 onday':. opcnin i:: round action rn tlw Arkan:.a:. In· ternat ion at 11.·n n 111 I uurnamt•nl In o ther matr ht•..,, P atrick DePrec upsc>t <;t-rogr Ha rdy, Rut ch W all7. cl1•r1•atc•d Victor Amaya. 7.;,, 1 .1;, Htt·h Fi~hl•r downed Dale Oi;!dt·n. fi·4, •H , G 3. /\nano AmritraJ lopplt·c1 M1gut'I Mir. 6 o. Ii •I , Slt•Vl' Krulcvll/ o verpOWl' r<•d A l>hok /\mri I raj. 7 5. 6·3 .. John Ancln·"' bC'al Syc1 nail. S 7. ti 4. Ii 4 and Colin Dtbley c1l'fl'a1Ni Charlie (hwn..,, " 6. 6·3. 7 ~) Gunlr r ,tdr•ant"PJS S1\~ FUA:-0.<'l!--l'O Nanrv Cunll'r :incl T1·rn Jl11l1Jd<1\ l'JI; I urt•d 'fl'I 0 111•' 111 J S7:i.lllHI \\om,·n ' t 1•nn1 .. tourn ament, hn1• Monda) (;untl'r 111pplt·cl l.rnkv Hr1.,horr. 1 !I. ll 'I .ind ll 11ll.1da\' rh1>Anl•d F'ranc'<ll'•' l>urr. 1, •t i =-• In o llH'r m.itc 111''1, J1•ann1· 1-: \ t• I I d I' I I' a I 1• d It 1• U I n .t ~l.1r,,~.,, .1 . 7 Ii, !1 I, 1; 4 . uncl I t•,111• II 11n1 l11o;ll Lt'u An lm111plllt' 7 :i. Ii I Cage Rankings Tt\ f 111 t,.,,.,,,, •• t•u n 1h1 11. .-1111"'(t ''"' •Ull••ll"f).• ,.,,,,,,11 ,,, • 1 ''" "' tf'\l'JUQn',un t;. f. '" 11 .... , ..... I t• .. t "' ' ~ I Ill ' ..,., " .. ~ 10 , II/ii .... 11 I t ,.., 1 " '""'" .. \ 11' I N1l1•1 I .. ... t 1 ( .,,, ' ,, . t•O ' .. ~· ., I• I . .. u W Mith II ' no \ ,, .. I V ,. ' I" I\ M 1 .. n • ., f; ....... ,,WI! ''I •,11 ,, ,, Jt)f'tfll\ ,, . , .. I l/(t t\ ,, . ~•I ti N £ •' \t It I n • '''' (J.-n , ... • ' .. ,-,,. ·.~ "' . \1 ' M.it .... t ,,, .. .. h t A ilM tt \ ,, 1C. w. t ,, . ,,, )9 '."''"'"',. 11 \ )I (.'1,rnn.1 dt'I ~I .1r , unt'K'.•lt·n tn 25 ,:.•ml'' ..tn'1 thl' '<'l'Ond '.Wt'<i ctn·" 'lurr .. h<'" plnr1• 11•.1m 1n. th1• .. iron.: Pnr1ftc Lt•J.:ttl' :\l utr up t 11dc:'d the ~l'J Krnjt' ~'l rn \llt.imhra. t abbt•d "" lht' th1rti <.tronJ.te'>l entry tn tht' pl,l\oH<. "1th .1 :!.5 2 mark. rlre\\ the F.m pin· loop's third pine<' oulhl. llunltnJltnn flt"ach Alhambra '11n 1' <'d a m '"'''d shot \\1th c11Zhl -.,rond-. to t:o tn thl' ~amt>, tht'n addect a pair of fn"\' throws to \\IO, 79 76 Artl'r all. Gahr >A as In thr 2 \ dhlslon of the pla~orr" '"' had po'tt'd an lmpo~inJt rttord or 'uc <'f''S al(ain st J .,\ and 1 \ luttue cha'mplons. Gahr bt'at Anl(t'IU'i c .. ·champ St. Antho ny. f"rf'f'" ·~ lltll<;t fulll'rton and had bounced t>A o hlg.hly rl'gard~ San Oiel(o area lt'am11. Cage T eam Walks Out And \°t'rbum De1. man~ t1ml'S C'IF chamr1on in rcr<'nl ~ears. "as ~cl'de<1 fourth and dre\\ ~un sc>t LeaJtul' third place f 1n1 s h c r F o u n t a 1 n \'a 11 c" \'erbum D<'I alc;l J:Ot b) · barel) w1lh a 49 47 ec1!>ifin ~tanna. nol SC'ed tn the tnp four but a team "h1ch r1i;iur\.'CI to ~o far 1n the pla)orrl>, also got J lhtrd pl.lft• ran1sher E.slanc1a It also had e"<tt"ndl'd Loni( Buch -'lilllkan bf'fore railing. 47·45. ~l llllkan do"' nt'" ,po"erful Inglewood. Bay Leal(Uf' ch amp. 19-iO Frida}' nig ht in the firi.t round of the 4 ·A e ll m inallons. So )OU can stt. Gahr '"s for real. But Ed Burllng ham's spunk) Laguna Beac h Arllst.s refusl'd to be Intimidated br all t hf' pre'i'i clippinp and wnt oot and did a job-at Gahr. no les . It 'us a job wl'll doaf', lndl'ed. II"'• T•l .. MI• IRISH TWIST? ~ntr<' D:lml' baskl'tball coach OiC!it<•r Ph<•lps .1ppl'.irs to hi• dom~ "Orne kind ?f dance as he l1h.1ri.~t·-. 1he court tn d1 .... 1i:rt·1· "1th a n offlc1al m :\tonday nights g.1ml· "1th \\1·st"rn \ltch1g dn !'\otrc Dame \\On an O\<.'rtt ml~ lhrtllu ~ ' .li\C't\S O' \11'<. <AP) Coach J ohn B rn" n pull1·d h1-. l>11lard hao,keth.1 11 l1·um off the rourt 1n J chspull• ti\ er th(' dock Monday nulhl u nd forfeited a playoH ~ame to Jack:.on State 20 Th<' 1wme wa$ t ied 89·89 \\1lh om• M~tond 11hO\\ rnJt on the dot•k aftc:-r Jack~on St ate's Al Smith made a shot from the outsid e Eurher. Dillard had stalled the ball and Russell Bur~ner al·, tt•mpted a s hot "h1rh teammate Wilham Moody " as able to tip tn· tn the bas ket. J ackson State's Sly ~o rri s wa s c harged with i?oaltrndtnJ! nnd Pillard took a n 89 87 1<•;111 The dock o;howC'd one second at that tim e but rdcr<>es a nd the omc1al scorekN'Jll'r contended there "ere five Sl'Mnd-. lrfl The clork wa s srt hat'k to fi ve s('t'Onds afte r a 10-minule squab· _!:>le over the tlmC' Play continued until Smith <>vened u p the score and Dillard walked orr the court. T he tt-nm did not return and re· fl>rees declare d Jnck!--on Stat~ the victor in the NAIA Di.,Lrirt 30 pla) off match by a :.core of 2 0. .. .. T . Merch 2 1976 OA.ll. Y Pll.OT 114 Estancia, Villa Park Duel Again ans Overcame Bad Start Estand0> lh1b'1 Eatt~:s ilnd the VIII.a rark SpJrt • .ns, l'4o tum "ht<'h bumpt-.1 l'..i('h oth .. r oft in their puowt of Century Lt-uaue champion Corona dtl Mar, colhde tonl•ht m ('IP '4 /\ plo)ofts bosketb1ll a<"tlon Th1: :>th• I'\ 1-'<Juntwn V1i11lcy Ill Rh and tipoff 11•l8 The t:a1ilu of coach lJu\t' Carlii.lc i;tuna Valla Park an thl! hrst round of leu-'ue "arf:.tn· with a 55·53 triumph. \tiut tht• Spartanl> r~turn~d the ta\ur later. dumptn(I the vi111tor:., 70 ~ Both te1tml& arc alive in the Mater Dei Takes On Bulldogs \' ENTU RA-Bue na ll1gh 'l> Bulldogs, champions of the Chan· nel League, hos t Mat('r Oe1 tonight at Ventura College in the l>econd round or the Cl F 4 A basketball playorri.. T1porr 1s at 8 Coach Jerry Tard.ie's Mater De•• Monarchs, co.champion:. of the Angelus League and the firth Mater Dei team an the 4 A elimanat1ons in the past se\'en ~cars. feature a falit IJrei.J k of fense keyed by All·Orangc Coun ty guard Jim Eleni ae<'ond round or the playolfs fol1011> m-' \ 1ctonl•S OVl'r l h!lm p1on1 10 the first r o und Estancia \Urpri)ln£ Sun t"l IA•aut' <'ho mp Manna and Valla Park pohshana off C)·pr~~ \'tlla Park had a 22 point Ind at on'· point ant~"" m O\C.!r C> prQ) • Jam McCloshy, the 6·6 All Oranjle Count) stunduut for E\tant'IJ, l) thi• key to lhc E aglci.' tillack Hut \\hen tht- E•l(les are pla) ing \\l'll furwanh Pl'tl' ~cumann ,.and Larr) llall and ~uards Kylt-Hm·hoft and Gary Conrer an· d ickmg. too £st.incu'I sufre rtd ;aea1ns l Mo.nnu 1n turno\t~n. comm1tlln& N&ht an the C1r~t ~nc.KI alone And the £aale .. can l'Xpttt plt'nly of mun to m oan prt>~surc from coach Ron Llnd1 .. ay's SiMrtans Eitant•l!i barkeN blame the poor hihlln& and ddmth' home rourt advantatte ~f \ tUa Purk '~ for the 15 pV•nl till.! al VP. but l..lndbay nyi1 lht• difference wu~ Harry Heine-ken. "lleanl'kcn i.cor~ s~x pumti- and hiad four rt>bound"' 111 l>IX mmultll l>l'furc turrun~ tu!> auklt: In the hr:.t iamc, · :.Ii)!> L1nd11¥y Sun·sef League Claa•pions "In tht> "'et·ond gaml" tw !i<'On-<I 23 ~nd h.id H rebound .. 'Ah1le phi> mg the entire aaml' · Both tt>ums seem to bl-al their ~·ak •rnd \tc:Clo!>kl')'. althouah he :. :.l'ort>4 as m unv -i$ an Qnc auml'. hialln t looked twuer th.in has 24 poanl bur l ua:u1ni;t Marina. "hH'h tncludl·d thn•1• thrt'e·point pl11 ys und nunwrou'> ai>!>t\l\ to :-.:cumann. * * * Viii.,..,, Ill II •1 .,,..,.,., ,.. l'f t •rQn• '*"°' M..9t \U .. M!Ar.-.4 tU\I 0 ~ f 'Q'Q H '40 t "'~"°" ... l'l•Act• tU·U •1 {..-rift ,, "•"'" ... "' \) llt.•t•U• 111.IW•I..-. tJ ~ .. ,,.., \I .0 \I •• It .. o._ ..... ..,. ,. \.ton~,. '° ........ ,.~.-,, ~·-' ., (• ... .,._ "~ ... .. IM_.,. ... )o.tftl• A."• n C...••-... 61 1 ~~to• ~1 l"'-"'•• o.>t•- .. (•ll'ot .. j ~' • fllN>••h• .. ~ .. ,.,.. ., ("'''"""" , .. \t 1 "''"' '° '''•"C:i• \• ,. 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It d adn 't ~l'em ~slblt that 1t tt•am "1th only one rclu.mina ~t .111 •r from :in 8 16 squad and a new <·ouch an 26·yc.•1tr·Old t;ct Bui hngham "ould be compctma 1n Cl t' 2·1\ pu!'it season busktitball pltl) nut M•<'h is tht• case with lhe L.1KUrta lh'ad1 ll1£h /\rhllb who ho:u Nurdholl in the second round of the 2 A J>la yorf:; itt 8 tonight. 1'tw i\rllsta. pklct'd to rinl~h labt 1n the South Coast Leaaue. i.urpni!-ed almost evl•ryone by t • tnjl for :.ccond with a 7-tl mark And t:iH>n no <'hance to defeat Gahr. thl' Cit' 2-A's No 5 t1.•a111, m "the open an A round ol the playoff!'i. the Arll!'its pulled oft J L5 44 stunner "A lot of the succe~ has to do "'1th hneup change!>," :>a)S Burl- mghnm-. "but there has been a lot of togetherness tlus year. We hit some h1lb Jnd \'alleys but \\t: kept plug ging a" ay and are a &ood team no"' ... With only one returning starter tn 6-5 junior center Ben Bacon. the Artis ts started slowly. win- ning On(' or lhetr r1rst five games and t \lo 0 of the1 r ftrsl i.even. <They an~ now 13·13 ) "We startrd off horrendous lv," says Burlingham. "I decided to move Dus t y Dvorak to point gua rd . A i \'i nR him the responi.1bil1l~ of hundhng tht- ball ll1s !'>e tting up r eally helped.·· And Bue na. under <'OJ ch Bill Wood. counteri. with bas1callv the same type or allllck Both tc-am'i> are quack. run "ell Jnd possess fluid attacks :\latt!'r Uc1 may han• the editt: 1n l>llt', ho"ever Coarh Ste,·e Popovirh's ~t arina Hig h \'1k1ngs ~\\l'.'Pt tu the 19i6 Sunset League basketball cro\.\ n From le ft Tom L'gland. Gary Kanter. G a ry Be nner, Trent Senkbe al. Ton v \\'arn1n. ;\lalt Cook. '.\Jakl· Buhll'r. Rar h Branning. Da.i\ Boldt. C:.irl lk<ll'nck, Poponch • After txper1menting with u 1·2·2 tonl.' and a mun during the pre sea~on. Hurhn11ham dec1d1..'<1 to st1C'k onl\ "1th the tontc". "I played ai:ainst our type of zone wh(•n I was at l 'C Irvine." :.a) o; Burhnizh11 m about his col- legiate eta):. from 1967·72. "I picked the zone -tip when Jerry Tar kan1Jn was at Long Beach Stale It puts pressure on the or- rense and you C'.tn trap out or such a tone It tukes u team out or its normal orrcn~I\ e bl'!!> " Buena's guns are 6-51'2 Dan llo"ell and 6·3 forward Keath Le\el. The l\\o have averageu 19 O and 18.S ror the season. while Brian Howell I Dan's 62brother1 has popped 1n 10 points per <,tart Guards Jim Sandi. 15 11 J and Uoh Graff 15·101 round out the )tart- ing unit Diablos,Aviation Lock ff.oms Elenz hJs .H ('raged 18 9 for the year and hai. had excellent back- in i: fro m Junior ~uard Jim S{'hultl and ti 11 ~ wnwr Brut1: llal'> ~latl'r Dei 's s uccess has been i.ome" hat s urpnsmg s m<'e th(• :\lon:irchs lost 6 4 l'at llill Corlht• ~ca:.on with an 1n1ury, after lhrte pracltC'e games 11111 nveraged 15 3 in that brief span. but HaH•:.. \lho \\..&..'>cul frnm the frl'~hrnan ,quad and \\ a :-, a s c n r l' I.. l' l' p t' r .1 ' J "ophomore. ha'> tJken up the :.lack. M1ss1on \'1e10 lhgh's D1ablo'>. bolstered by the ftrst CJF pla~urr 1o·1ctory in ,the school's l\lstor~ m basketball. football or bawb.ill. meet \ 1s1ting Av1at1on ton11"ht 1n the :.t'l'Ond round or tht• f A <·;.ii.:e elimination~ T1porr 1s 8 o'cloc:k and 1r Mis sion VteJO lhgh follO\l>er' thank their team is \\ell b:1lanre<J ch<'ck out A\ 1at1on ·~stab. Coach J ohn Frodsham·s Ot·e..in Lea~ue champion:. havt' fhc- players a\'e ra gi n~ in double rti.:ure~ And mut·h o f the Falcons' gJml' '' '1m1lar 10 :\lh~1on Vic Jo's 1\1th a tough ikll·n~l\e press and the capabiht) of running a fj~t break "lwn the opportunity presents itself M 1ssl0n VteJo had rour pl:l\ ers earn all·le ague honors and A\t:J· t1on l> stars " e re also man) Junio r Rua rd Don l\1orro"'. a 5 10 a ct' "1th a 13 o :J\'l•rai..:t·, i.han•i. most \ : .. iluablc ph1yl'r of the year honors m the Ocean Le<1gue and two other s 6 31 , H1ch.ird Lull and ti·l ~uurd J 11hn Moon .ire fi rst lt:am l'ho1ce~ Matt Tafoya . a 6 3 Junio r forward w ith a 12.0 aH:ragc earned s econd team laurels a ncl the o th to> r s t a rte r 1; · 2 H 11 b Bates "a~ honnrabll' mtc"nt1nn Bates averJ~<'' JO 6. :\loon 13 2 and Lull 12 :! 1n the jffij£mgly balanced unit College Basketball •1•"• b .. 1 •no.- • I. " I. Amazing Artists Host Nordhoff Tonight 8o1-..St 1.,. ... ~, : : :: :: T"' o prep quintets 'We'\ c ~ot j ~ood ~roup ot )kids," sayl> Frod ... ham "EleH•n of our )>quad a re on thl' honor roll and eiieht art• m enlall~ g1rt1.:d :.tu dents." Countenrii.: th•~ 11nprc..,..,t\l' un· at 1s a Dwblo' ll•am thJt ha-, racked up the fini·~t n •c·11rCt an thl' school's h1slo r v. "1th 21 \ 1l'le1n1.·~ m 25 :,tarts and the Soul h Coast crown South Coas t Lea ~Ul' pla) er or t~ ) ear S t evc Su " ~l·r an1I st ond team star Darn.I Zo~g ki·y t inside while John ll111trup, the fu~ry 5·6 all·leaguc gu,ud and Kl'l ly Cox. "1th his mooni.hot:. from lhl' corm•rs, Rl\'t• tojc:h Pat Roberts a team capjlJlc of l'\ plodmg. OVTabs Colors, Mascot~ V...-\1 Mi>"l•n• Munl \I fJOf'MQ.t I Lt"° • ' 10 10 "h1ch figured to be on the • :: :; '>tdehnes ~ atching the • 1\ others roll c.n al this poml 1' 11 •; ;! ro)hde lon11(ht with the 'l'J"in I' .1 1>0t-·po1nt I~' tmi: the.-odd'> -hn1!ihmg to top "t't'clt'd Sant .1 'C·nmcl tn t·hamp111n \hs· Clor3. lh1: Fro11t1c-r s11111 \'1t•111 Ocea n \'1t•w f ltRh Lea~ue champ1on And 11nl' nf '.\11 ,'lon St'hool or lluntington P lay mak e r L .ince \1eJo·.., t\l>o 1,,.,.., .. , 111 B1.•uchw11lopt•ratcundt·r l'.irson. a ~ 11 !';l'n wr. 1~ 11•!1~ue play \\a" ,1 oni· ttw eolnr' nl l·,11 d in al ;rnd lht· ..,l·hool n •cordholdt•r po in t ~l'lb J t I.. to the ,gold and tht• S1·ahawk' w .. 1ceu 1 winner adv<1nc1ng to thl' Ai~·~:' l ""~-: ~l~~or~~~ar~e3r~i~:~~sbt-~111 ~::";~'~,.. ntt : ; ~"• ' da~. . .... n,..., , 1 :'. ,! It ''I LaJ(una Be.1ch fur ~'s"1"b at Nordhofr Art1 .. t!'. w 1 I t· co m p 1• t c 1 n .ind 1> I fon' Jrd ;\I 1l·k1•\' ueyn• , .. 0 111111 freshman athlt'l1cs onh ... ,.1 .... "' ., ~ :..0 1.;t•ttU.• .. NO TOH•!\• I )r ¥o,,.."9,•cJ-o w P••o' v.,r; .. , ., Mit itfllf MtUt~ Yt• .. Ut 0 '' ea °''•"''Of" ., 11 \tfc,,._,p,..., •I \t \l lltvlb•l'jijlu• iUt •• I P4 ,,, 11 41 \• tll Ct..''• M#"• •\ ,. ,, P•''H ... O\lf'' " \) AoU1"QH u , .. M ·r•(O\tl TA f l~u~• lot 1 'n j, P•\ • " ~ In ::idcl1tton. the Artists started d1spla~ rni.t mon• 1rnt1encc on of· frnse by C'Ontrohni.t the temµO La1tunu llc;tC'h \\Ort four 1o1ames in lengue b~· ~conn~ 50 points or lt'!'i~. .. \41\\«' MoH·( • 61f Mir4lit\I• ...... d.,,,Oo .. .. ti.J•IP'K°Jl'l"I~ \t ,,,,.,.1 .... 1 .. \I l •'tllrr.cl t+P •\ .... , ... ,., "i) f t \,f-q"""" ... \•Mf'll• •' t vi.,., (..1., IO l•UltftO"i' ftj M 1, .. ll\I~ •l l •tt111t"4J•I• 1• ••• , ... .,o ~\ l l \.PQ1io1nd ' ... '•N\O• 1• (wl<Ht(th 1• l t'Ult"CJt' (IP' . .. ,·~·· \I \~ l. 0-. .n"l• ~ \'f 4 fW.i•Uo.,...., '1 II \\ Ul"l1_...,,.,.,. •• ' I '1 ~n (I•'"""'• t.I r.• 11 o.n.-t-4'111\ n '' M El 1 rr.t " ' ~ L•Q'l*"'A Br,.., I'\ h '10 •• V,.,,,,, '"'• 41 h\ t.) \4tn (I• f1"W'ntr \t II\ \1 0dlfll"Htl\, 11 )J •' Et Toro \1 f)J .... l•QIJI'\. ty •'-t. .... 6) u Ufi11 .. ,""''" \) 1"0 '" ~"' ( 1•""" "'· ,. If 10 O•f\A HIU\ \<I H [I f 0'0 C(ll t •I ... t,J l 4QWf\t 8t 4 C" 0 •• \' l'l, the biJ:):l'lol key to the Artis ts· !>Ucccs~ scc-m~ lo be team unity. Although in his r1r!';l year as varsit y coal'h, Uurlingham was d1rcctin(( the Laguna Beach Junior varsity for two years and \\:lS familiar with mosl of this season's players . 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J ohn Qwnc) Adum~· ban~lt• t~rm os pre-sident is <>~umancd in this t•p1sode, including h..\I l'OOlrovcrs1nl 31>· pomtment or Henry Clay us !'Jl'('l'Clury ot :;talt' ('BS e . N UC e . ~HC ID 11 30 -Cov-.•rus.w of todu' 's vutin ~ 111 tht'.' Mus1o1uehas clls pri m i1n c•lt•t•llct11. CBS 8 12 00 . "Lt•t 's ~witc:h ... Harbura Eat>n anrl Burburn Ft•ldon stnr as a puar of wo111t•n who dcc·adc to trudtc>' their lh es. TV DAILY LOG Tuesday Evening MARCH 2 Wednesday .11 00 ID "M•lll"*' ot !!It Wt44111(' (d•tl • 1 I 1••1 l'l•tm, jul" Httrn I no 0 "G•••h•c•f' (••II ·~ -loll• lirl.-nlf, Hr ;t,ry C:111t1nd. Afh~1 OAVTIME MOVIES ·~ , , .. ,. tCI "M1t~1ty ti 0"" P11I I 9.JO 0 "Tht St<lho (' tm••l 'f>I Rnl1 ''"'! t,/ k11"l"·d llu111ll, •1tr ,.~l H11tl·•n M,,,,,,td M•oh .. ltp '•"''1n ' Pf! .......... ((r""I 41 ~.,, •• ~ 1 )0 0 IC) '1a•r•I C.1111'' '"'hi v. 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AV A N O B E 675-3000 t.. ... QAbT HWY L0'40NA PENINSULA POINT Two >.Int buy~ an choll'e ar••a .i :>porl:,mun ·~ purada..,t: for l~nna~. w1mm1n ;:. lukin ~ Ct :,hani; or bt·acheom tunJf •Two-story , J bdrm . J b.i • den & rumaly rm hum(•. ('O/~ frpll' Ill hu1o:c la v111 ~ rm . "'1\h n tlth·dr.tl <'t.>11 . MeuutaCul <lua111i.: rm ;1rranJ:1.·nu...nt . mcl hca\ y brkfst bur Scdutlc<l 1>at10 ~1 $5.000 •Sanitll··lc' l'l. l htlr rn . J ba h o ml· "1th hU~t' family rm & :H.IJOU\llll-( lMltO I' r o 111.• r t ) <.I 1.• :> 1 g n e d t o r l' a s y cnl1.·rt •1 1n1n ~ & minimum mJtnt1.•11JrH·c :.! Car ..:ara1t1.· Corna lcw.1t1on, on quwt ~tn·i:t SIS0.000 f N 1..H>TH INST ,\:'l/C 1-:S. W r-: HA\'£ WELL :ilOTIVATl':lJS1':LLERS1 OLD MI W Oltl!AHS. . • . on UJlboa hl•llld1 \ two storv l'l.ts:.h' "'1th "rou1i:hl 1roo bal1·on11.;.., 11t•rfc<:t for Jult·u~ untl bou)(U1tl\'\llt•a •tnd a J l>l•\la o(>m homt> thut as pt•rft.><'t I o r t h o-. 1.· \~ h 11 •ll> p ~ l: 1 a t c :. u Ii d <.·onstr11<l1u11 . l ar..:l' room' ancl 1rtH1Hll'U I.ti,. hou ... t•kt•,•pmg. Th1.·rl' ·re abo ~hutt1.·r .... dutrh dour. ~' :.un por<"h .md trowl'I pla,lt•r1•d ".dis throughout. It·, drnrm111g .... 1unlv .md tJt>hntkl~ l '1114U\' ,\t ~1 1!.1,!).l(I .. U bat or old Nt•\.\ <.}rt1.•tins. on ~1lho,1 bl<ind U,._I l J(-ti Mf.S Al AL TORS 675 7b00 ~~~ ........ ,~.~.~ ........ ~· ~-1001 .... ,.. •ON, .. ··•••·········•·•······ •••.••..........•. , ... , . oflnJa .J~fe ., Beaut 4 liR, fam. rm. ('ounlry English 1tlmos ph<!rt11 coC'losed patio, .. established trees, boatshp. $2'5,000. Bein~ remodeled; custom 5 BR, 5 Bo . 6SOOSq . rt . home on point, pool, dock. Custom , compM.:ly furnlshoo 6 BR, 4 ~ ba .. 3 car ~ar. Onl.a~oon. ~.000. t:ustom 5 BR. 4 bu. View, 80 ft. on lu)(oon. Bout slip. $295,000 Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR J·ll!h1y\o\l,lJ1., l\jt\ t•'' !>'f.1 ... 1002 Ci> ....... IOOJ .......•........•...•.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 3 BEDROOM FORE! BAY & BEACH REALTY I ~~hGt'd~~!Un~~~M !!ll!ll!!!'!!ll!!!!l!ll"'!!i'!~!!!!'lll!!!!!ll!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 11t .,, r 11 •' ,. < .a r p I.' t 1 n It t·.rnt.11>t1l' U1~ l 'on)on l.'U'llllll bw IL hOm l'. ('\ .. , • vthrn.: a bu"lnl':.Smaft l'\lllllf .t~lo. for In t:l'.Jl'IOUll II\ 10~ ;inti enwrtc11un1:' M.ucl-. qln.. a plus <.'all todJ) for an appout~ OUI Utt. YEAR 675-3000 I 1002 GNffal 1002 1 ..•...•••....•.•...••..•••..•............•.... URGE VIEW -llG HOME Lot 70x230 with 18x38 htd. pool. 4 Bdrms. 3 baths . If you 1.•ntcrtain a lot , you'll love thh.! Cull for price or exchange information. 673-4400 HARBOR 1002Gl'M'rol 1002 •·•·•••••··••··•·•···········•···••··••·•····· WI.SI.LY !'4 TAYLOR CO HEA l.TOHS ..,11uT l ~l·ll DOVER SHORES -SI 91,500 Sµtot'l<H:ular 'll'\.\ & a gorgt!OUS lgc home. -l Bc.lrm~. hu_gc FH. formal DR & bonus rm. Prol tlt'l"Or<all'cl Bt>uut pool. 1608 Galax) Dr. Open Wt.'d f]'hur~ 1·5 21 I I Son Jooquin Hifts Rood HEWrORT CENTER. H.I . 644-4910 1002 ~al 1002 ....•..••.•••..•....... ......•...••..•..•.•.•. COUNTRY COTTAGE INVESTORS DREAM I 0 UNITS SI S0 ,000 Lot .1t<-.I on \It'<' I 111< cl • ul dt•·-.Jl 'lt l'l.'I \ \ ,I ) ..um1\blf' ln.111 1-·1111 pnc .. lllt'tll. • , 541.950 CALL NO ~~ ~ 752-7315 DONAlD M.llRD ... 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You mu"l '£'" lo lwhc\ I" for th1-. pnc 1• hurQ ... o .. iwr mu'l ~" IJlo.c a<1· '.1nt.11:t· -lJll now ! S4fi 2:11:1. ~.~ ... " "il•feft \111\l lRFHONT HOMl '> REAL ESTATE 631·1400 DOWHTOWH LA GU HA l•----------1 us for mt1rc rnformJtuin I llln 11111,tl 1"11 'I II, 111 L' l1t•tllt)tlll' I I ,l\I h lo.1th lntlw•r l.11111111, ICMllll (.u,I\ I .!rpt 11111.. cJ1 ••IM'•,\ 111 14 1 llo .1rw111ct h~·· lht-IHI •• lt•l4. '"" .., ~'" •11111 I ".o 11 1"11 h ~.! :!S:l'r BACK BAY S11u.1kd 0 11 .1 11u1t•L t·ul •It-'Jl An o•\c 1·1rl11•nally ~h;1111 .I Bil 1 family \\l\h h('a\ v s hakt: roof .11111 cam~·r ur bout Jl"· l•c:-.~ ,.,.#, . .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,.,, .. [~IR&Uq 1om ' MARIN[ EQUIPMENT ~~~~ •• ,.,. ""'"'.. 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" I u n cl 111.H htll• ,, I cu .111•11 h\ 1 tn•· • c•1111111mll \ I htnltnJ:, 11 .. 111111 h rr t hi' .1n•l 11lh1•r f101• t .1ltf11r111J 11r 1\1" .11la r.mc h•·' Lill llu' 1l.1hn. ,1.,.111•111 ... 1 r.tn• h1·r .md mtmlwr oC our lit.arr. MANY CHOICE l4GUNA HOMES I )\11 rt'"•lt•nll.il '1114'1' cit• p.11 tuwnl h1111 11 .. 11n1t' on "01flt' .. 1 lht• r11w~1 homr .. tn l.:11:un01 . H.1n1t1n11 111 I ptl• ,. f '"fll u c h Jrmtnl( 11\\lt '""I own nr11r lnwn ''"'' 11 ... wh r11r ~"7 .~lo an lunlwll .. , .1hl' ht'11u11r111 lu"1n home p11n•u .ti '!1,!:)Cl,IUl REHT ALS, TOO Our r1•nt.1l 1l1•par1mt•nt 1• l-'IH!'-1 l"J l..\l:t'~A A I trl!t' 'f•lt-1t11 in of rl'Mdt•n 11.11 .irul c·ommt'r<'1.il rrn 1.1h 1mludm1t -.umntt'I. \jlanl~r. ;ind annual rcn l.1" •>f horn~ and apart· 111t.·nh. • ('all673 ~. .. ,,. .. ~. ' . ' I l11•cl 11•11 fll. i:1i:a1111 c m."i.-r h• 1lro"m .. u1tc, Only $49,900 Coll 644-7211 Exclusive Home with lll'W t'JI llt'l'I. draJ.ll'" WJ' .1 mo11t-I hu11h' :: llt-tln111111., 14 llh h.ith ~h.11 p , llUll'l 1lt•n lll'IU\I' f.1m1lv room \\'11n l l."t .11 ~oll,!Rltl II\ ·•l•PI uni\ 1-.111 f .11111h '"""'· '-l•tlll! ~ l1r••11l.1t • .• 11111 1·.11 111 s I. I I f h l' II :-.; l' W II II I I • ' • Ht\111.1 l""'I hui.:c• p,11111 ~ CALIFORNIA RANCHER $71.000 546-4141 3 Bedroom :incl t'llJll\ 1,11 1•111•1· ll\111~· S42 900 : Ill lh l' :I \l'll l Ill'\\ , '\ 1114111!1111"· .I l\.•d I IM 1111 Sl 675 DOWN ~h .11p' ~.i 111111 10' .(,.1111 I ' \I I. 'llo:! ;;~ ~ KEY P.€ALTOP.s X Storl•r's Deli9ht S34,900 '.l n .. c1r1111111, j:!•1urmet l-1l• IH'll. 111\l'r••cl 11.11111 s t°lllt' dull hou~1• 111 \\ h :.! h.ith l:ll r•· llll Liit• 1!t-1 lll.llo•ol l..lf~•i• l"I \\!lit p,11111 dhh• 1'.lt1'~C• I lo II I I II 11 I I .. 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""ullt c "·"' 11·111 " ollil·· ,:.II .l).ll' l'l.11,1 .11111 1•11 .. ·11 11111\ Charminq Sponish Style Home • 1 ,11 1111cl \\1111 I 1.1'1 ~.U .tllll '' llo 1 '·'' lom.: !\ t I t. · • 1 '.ti I I 111 c 11111 l '1•1 ,IJlllC I 1h• l'lll I ), t".HI It tu111• ,,,., ur ;\,•\\ Jhltfll ''" I .11111•1-. \\ 1IJ('olf>"I I llo rl1n•1111.,, • ,4.1 I t t.1n11I\ 1111 l~\:111•""1111 11.11111 111111 111•1, \ hu1111• "'1lh (11\1• I 1111 I• If 11 .1 11114 !io'·I '""'· C.ol I 1111 ·'Jll'I uni\ 6 40•6161 11ldo th I ,II( , II• tl\~I ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. YA Assumable Watttfront Home $119,500 with dock ;...,•14 IV ·r•·•l .. no· 111,1111• .11111 t~Jt. flt '\\ I off ,,..,,, 'hut 11•1 ~ k tl 1 lll'n. 1 our. ~HERITAGE REALTORS HESITATE - AMD MISS' Th h m111l1•I h11111•·. • '"~1 "' 1" "''' 1'1141111 lol\ • I 1 ... 11!1111111 ., II JI 1•,l.111 11l1110• l111>l.111s: h.ith• I.Hoth 11.,1111 11411 l11r m1rt1\,1t1••l 111rwl1111•1 m.i·.tc r ""''" 111 "' 1·11,., I. .. 111 h11•h 111111 1111•.,t•lll ht •'.lk .1111111111.:•· 'JI p;" lh111 11111 II o\ I twul'I th ( ,111 nuw l•ll 11""1. 1'"'"1"'1' lllllll rrn1f1tl1•ntlal 11tl l"f\ll'W OI 11111t 1in ll1•;1t h '"' .1111111 'I .iki· ,id\ .llll.IJ: .. , 11.,,llllW tit llJI IJ)' .1111( "l'I' Olll lll'W •' ,• VII \ lu1111 . 11.1 \ ull111• tn1•11h , .. ,•,,11111. (ult ~l l l 'l·'ul' 'lil.l 1,71ij , I"\ ) I I.' " ., ' 'f ,,, 'j {) M 1~: s t ~ uao:a .. :~:;~:~t~f !:;. I hi\ 1• "1m1•th1111.t 111 'iC II ' f'..42 567f It.1th 1'11•,lll'I' I nllllllUl\I I\· ll\lllC •.;HI' lh1111 ...uu.h ' C. ti I r,.1 ~ I l1113 FOREST OLSOH IMC Walker & lee A11l l1t1te (;etwrol I 002 GettH"ot I 00'2 ······················· ............•...•••.... TWO IEDROOM IUUTY ; I n Ernt'rald IL1} l ' .. rll•1 l for h:cd1e·lor o r <'ollplt• ('lo<,1• 111 ht'..l <'h, po oh. l l•nna'i courh. P roft•S8 . d1·1·11r.t11·d lt1·n111d<•ll·<I &. tu:-.tl'ful th1 oughoul. Sl~:l,r~lO .· A COU>WILL U~•a CO. 1. / 644-1766 S~\\JU ~-8,t~~ .. Thal l11lri9uitt9 W ore/ Gome wit It a ChucAle 1002 G.-rot 1002 ~!'r.~! .......... ~?.0.~ ~~~~! ........• ~~.~~ n .1"'ll11•1l .1tl' cl11 ti w1•ll Clwi."r1NI Ad" '"'"" "' (Uo1 • 0 ::. ~-=-._-:.··: .. :! ::- .... •"" t """I ...-..•.,...,, '' ~_,.;Q_w_u_A_s_ ... , ,. f µ,..,, ,i,,,,·, mnt.ini '"" : I I I' I •M•"''' . ----tt ').\ (Jt'll"t lll ' , fl)'" ---------pl I ~ '°"" w~><I I I do. I 11 I CULBCK 1-11 .. -,, ... ....,, ..... _,,,...._,l_'_l __ I_' -i G c-o-... .... .• ~"• ......... • - - --• ~ ~ f I ~ ""' • .._~ ~ •"""""1 ~"' ....__.___...._....__.._...__, • ......, ....... ··~ • .., ""° ) ... - rrrr1·r1 I I I I I SCIAM-L.ETS A..swen t. Clos.sificatioft 8080 ••.......•............. ...•.••..•.....•••..... macnab I lrvtne realty TRlrUX -U.GUHA IEACH 3 C'harmanJ? t"'o lx-<lroorn unat<; <2 w /fir1.·plal't'1 55· rronta~c -3 car ~aragl' + f''\.l ra ar<'a for ooal. Near hcach! Sl 2:J.500. Mary l ou Marion 642 R235. (X781 642·1235 644.-6200 901 Dover Drive H arbor View Center lrvlne a t Cllm0U1 Valley Center 752·1414 644-7270 OH THI IEACH!ll ...... DELUXE, CUSTOl\1 IJUPLEX. 0 In thf' bes t location on the Pt>rHn s ula. Yo u can walk to e verything. Lowc·r unit 3 bedroom. fireplace. 2 huths. lJpper unit 4 bedrooms, f i rc·placc. 2 baths. Watch the sunset' and the girls go by. Seeang as helit•vinJ{ Sl 90,000. 2121 E. Coast HiCJhw • CONM .. M• I ,. 1) ...... ...::... ........ ':.~~ .............. !.~.~ ........ ~.~~....... ...!!!.~~ ....... I~~!.~~ ........ ~~~.~!~...... Tu.day. March 2. 1t76 DAILY PILOT .. •••.. IOOJMbooP""'Mle 1001ttw.f.,.•leedl t0401r-w 10441Mewport.._. t06'Cc .. •arclat o..-a..e&..._ W....~ MwMU•,. • ..., •••• .-...................................................................................... ,...................... P'rope:rtr 1600 ............................................... ········~·············· Semetlling for everyone on Penianula Point MOVf. NOW to crt .:••111 flmrnc1na • ' •G~•l ~·arh II\ 11111 •Pl on rnr the f 1111111> • St-~ thl,. 1 rtn +3 b111 ht1rn1• Porappt '"'" PANIC SALE O~Mo•\eei l•i t uro1n 8J fl.1t1 • 1•,'fl111 ulJ ('ualum liuilt I llttlr 1111111, 1lrt .1n\ huu·u· \lo\,. in rond1 lllut l>tt••e l •H •''' I• U...\ ,,, '" '·"" "'J7 :wio ('all !'>W '"•.:i i.,.1 .. > ' $41 ,500 Hu}lt • a.UJ>t't hJrp I bt-dr11om t J•oot. h111m l:lnri.. llrt>pl.ii•' Chn1 111 :t.l huub 4< !lhuvp1us. l'~ll no11o DRU HOME th o .. n"r ~ Br 3 8•, ....................... llKw "'°'"rty JOOO CCK .. W..e lZZ4 L ..... leech JJ4t THE ~OLO l ~lutf~ G r1 .. n "' S.t't COSTA MISA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MY b.n \1c:w, J~C'UHI & IJ.IOOSQ.FT. 14tUNlTS ~l~\'i'.:ltl>l-:J bd,:?blol,:! Rr. N~.ir bc.'Mh. rrpk, SS4,SOO m.1n> \lrh Op. n llu~-. COMMHCIAL Top 0 <' 1001100 ow-n~r ! rrplts, ind ""tio. I~" me..•. rurn unturn. 11?11111.' V111tl Ir\ hi tr..i ....... ". 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I' l'ICC 11'1-.IC'l I~:!'.. t.7:1 ~It/ Corofto <Ml Mor I 022 PROVE IT l l'u111f1.1 111•1 \!Jr tuurph•it l1nt1· ,_l•ii JOO Jo'ur \Jh· I I" 11"' 111•1 I-'"'ll1·n1 Thu hu11 i.:ot to 1;,. I 11 1 ,.11,1 1 .111 1.11 , r.!•• b ti1t U1111le· 1111\ 111 Nt!wpo1t ll1•o.11 h ·1 ,1-.11u11.1 tl.·I \IJr du1>I•·' '-'droom :I Ii.1th Jn1I • 1'11,1•, -.x.t MOU Fur ,,,It· bt•droum I UJth urH Ii\ ""' "' r ~·,. t'lll'nt blot•k tu oct .. n L nd1·1 , 11111t • .• 11 i.11 i:L.~. flOO.lbo I Cal 675-7225 ~1.~~::;, 0!u~~1~1~,~P1,., • + o 0 o• I \ \I.LEY HI . \IT) .\ ""t •• ' t '4 .• I~ PW Is ( s L 1) UAHDHEW ' DUPLEX ALMOST l'OMPt.t:T~:O •·\'w doori-to h~·Jth \II the . tr1mm1niti.. lut,.. 1JI bnek.und "ood JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 OCUNVIEW i.11 I'> It 1 ornl'r llt'otr b.•;11 h Jncl 'hu~ o .. n.-r hd~ lln,111u· Slll'i 54.IU HALPINCHIN llf \I.JOH~ :."i:!7 ~ U•·•~t 11111 \ 675·4392 4500 OninC)ton CdM l':inwo Shun·'· """'' I llll, ti II\ 111101 , '1<'111 prl\ li1·l1, ~ t!I ;,\)0 ,,;·, l~ftlll osto M eso I 024 fron1 Newport Ul'J' h ••••••••••••••••••••••• tnlltoP 1m'<i IJmk Jn•l I Western ~n be11m11 P.ilJo tu 1k 1tght au !\•·Jr n.... ,,.,.,, Giant with Jal'UILI 3 lldrnr ... \\ new kuchen' s 120.0t•1 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- '41·5* &lHO&O -HEWrORT HTS. Nt'ut & deJ11 J bdrm tloll house "1th ''itlru lan<o· :sun1h'e k 111 l'rl1tuk1ni.: estate ·i.1Lt·1I 1 .11 ti Own err. H•n .111 \l•IU' s u I> m 1 t ) o u r 11 t r 1· r ' $68.500 ' l.tboo loy Prop. Reafton • 675·7060. LIDO ISLE 5 BR, 1.im rm m.utl ' tH fl)OI lot ~lfl) IMNJ Ln"son H 1-: In l11·.1ut1lul ;><;'""port I k 1t.:hh' ~!Jr•"' hu~ 1h- '1~11 •urroun•l~•I h} 't1l11 1.111 1, m 1ni: 111~ h.11k1 J11I 1111 lh•· l.td' l-'1t••li1 I -411111\ r 1111111 dm 11\1:. i.:11urml'l bu• ll ms Uuu hi •• u,,•cl hri 1·k h1 •·11IJ1t' \\ .. lk1ni.: <1111 1.1111 1• to \\ ,.,tchff l'IDtJ "11,•1:,11, 01\H. '"" .>fl) I i:!\I TARBEl.L "::I In Colifomio" EAST SIDE I 'I i...·1 \ \I~:!'-\ <i1111'1 •t11·1·I 11111.:..• H 2 1111 ,1 Ur h11111i·. :! llJ. h.11 d"••Ht llUOI', PJll" 'Ill 111111 Ill II h h;•,t Ill h'l 111' • Roy Mc:CCff'dle ReoltOf' 181 0 Ne wport t ........... ,,l.,,. ,U( -;;~· l"l!t~I 1•1~~111:.' .....................•. h1.iu Iii.Hr\ ,,df 1.)> ltUlt fll,,f\\ l"\11 .t' ~tO\o•( JU CHAMPAGNE TASTE ''"' ithui"" :..l.;>li O\lll [® lfi&IUI ... ~.~ .... Shoppine Center rl\Js Mowttain, DeHri, RHort 2400 .......••.............. J llr. :: h:1, frph•, bltlll>. l11nl ~mel. µnnw ••ll'h :<;Lid nlll =-:1:! ~U:I ·~,·1-: .. s 'Io t><.•t-.:AN • T1•111tl~. Otvmph' l'1x1I t.. !\lt>l't'. 1.)1' ~I HI 2 llu, d1lh , :111 i.tr..1s . $3W. 100. M? :l.'173 Sp.ii 1.hri.: 1h·1111 "'11 II ul tlmJlt." 4UJhl), 111 111 1• 'I I II<' l r J ti I'll ti I ' J \Cl Zi',J' (;,"Irr. rm.: 1•r.,f l,mrl'' JP<' I u' 111 1\ "'11 h.1r111 lml\ rm I l"h -. h .. uu' \'h,...1 to '1•t ,,, . .,.. t11 IJt-Je h •11,11 11 •h IEH IUDGET \ ~UJ>t'I \JIU•" \:.-.um Fii \ h1Jn 3 hdr + 11.-n' La.:. l"t ('.,, •l µo1t 1u ,,tr 11\·r h•I 111~,. 1 ... 111 '1"' I > 1• J 1 n 1 " 11 t.. "..1llpa1H·n·1I Cl' I ' ~ 1lOCI ~iK I l~1h OHL Y $15,500 ~autll'bl 2 Hr U.1 1 '""' ,. t.:ondo l'umm11111t) l'""I hllln' b..·Julllul 1 .irpd• &. "Jllpapl'r \ I t:JI steal ~ EMERY REALTY 8 46-3301 VETERANS Beach Area Homes Wt• ,.ell \ t'\1•r.1n prnp1•1 t~ '" do111 n p.1\ nwn1 1 ,. ll U Ir l' d I 11 1p1.tl II 11· 11 \ l'll'ran' .IU.l.H.,\ I< f'I-I HE \L TOH!'>•%.! 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I I h 11 rn 1• I 11 fll'tf1•tl 1•11 ,11 11111 II lll'rtflllllll' ·'"" l.1111!11 IOt,tf1\ l' \ttUI ""l/4' lt11 t•l\t '' l•••-tu1 ,. ,., r I•·• 1 ,,.,, e 111,·1111rt11 111n hi.• 1 t11•"I' I h11rll1 Cll"lll'I lo.111111! •I.ti• 1111"1 'II' \,k111~ ~~I IU I l .111 1111 11 •I •• ~5 1 ,900 •• t Ill\ 1•.11 I.'''""""'"' Ht o"-••f '°u' ~11it'11 Dramatic LaSalle ' San Clem~nt~ 1076 ATTENTION R/E INVESTORS 1'\JIFFll I' 1'. l,t'(l\11. 'I I ~ \ I \ 11 I I•• Ir li1f ii 111: " 111 1• \ 1111 \ • I 1 ., D11oy tht Good l1f• ' ' 11 .. .......••...•••...•.... SPECTAC ULAR OCEAN VIEW I I I I \ tl111rf.1 1 IM~ I 11 1111 t.. th 11 ~·t .. ~MI ·'' .... · .. I\\ "m I 11 II I \."II It I 11 I" ( '.111 1111\\ I\ ,l•I. ht• llu I Ill' ' ' I) I' 11 II I I II II II ~ ~1 .. ·1 1.1h~t ' llt••lr110111' lrph. I •• I I ... t • ''I ' ' f\. i.!fttU,e .1 1'1M~1' 'I ( ._.r ·-' :C..!i. 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SPECT .AC UL AR OCUMYIEW 1111 , '""I" 1·n1I 111111 '111111111 1111.l••r h111hl•·• I "~"'"kilt h• II .,,. ··~· LE RAISOR REALTY I h f.11• In ,1tfif 11111t h1•1 111 l,11" •• ... -•••-••~ Big West aven 111111 'iln 1•~· Mod•I 400 SIX I ... , ' 111 I I I I •I 111 1 11.1 l.1111 rm 1-'111111 if111 1111 .• ill hHn •. \.;1l:1 1 I\ 'jl.t ·, room l"r 0•.11111•11. Wtr k 11."h 1•1 '" rlu~·' (':\I '\:.'•Al 1t I •.t••I j~ I J11.11111 11n1" •II 1•11, '>1 i'• ~ ~ \",1 mp11' lh 11\1111 I n11 h I• \'' ... Ill I l•h 11 1,, 1 111 I Ill I ll.1 11111111 lul ,1 •...a-f h• ,.,." h"n"' '' 11.,, •" -11.111, pri~ o own•rs 1p ,q,' ·;11 ; I:' I lltt• "'"' ''!A•• ., II .. 1 HOMES ! "" I \ \l FS \ "11111·1 I 111111\ h•1m•• 1 llH 'II\, 1.1111 rm. 11 p it ~ t.u t.:'-1r'-•""' frH·•I '.•HI. e lo" Ill "h•101 .... k1tl' p..i 11" l.'11 II :1411 11'..l'JM RENTALS ~lilt .:! 11.1.. . . S.'Vl.'1 1'10 :..1 Hwitinqto n l•och I 040 l Jmpu" \ .ilh' !'-hnp 1 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL Bll-8600 I h ""' 't•I I !I." 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I , .• I\ I llr 1111 A f I• 1200 I IQ ., l --rrplc. patio. <'PL,, drps A\11'.l°'IO ktllll or pl'I<; • . ,, \ill'' HI L:1nd ~I P• rtn '1ainRenlJl5.~053iO For rent or lf'3St' lrvln•Ce»taMesa 3724 OI C, I ,,,\l'I.; I ( \11111111, flfll\ ~.l~Qtl •In ~,.,.,0 -: • , -<'Ofldo.Jbr.2bR,llUndry uuuuuu••UUUU• ll.1H'ot(lm!'lh1nl!VO\t W111ft , ,...,,.,.,1 1 n ,.1 1 flit/.. .ur1 1'u.-1hle Mo h1 I•• 1400 ~nJTNrw~T MAOt •SJJOll~~Jbr,.?bnt·ondo rm. pool, park, cl~e toLu~urious aucst h ~r In'""' l'l.i,~1r1l'd ads de I !!!~-~~~=!!!! 1!1·n ,,11, .. ,1. ,., r ., llum1· l'.Jrk u~l'' .\1.t·nt l'ool~. rlubh:.c, 11.ir $31$ 11 hopping $325. mo Emp 11t nl. No i.mkr~ • It 1o1•ll f>.I;? ~'I I• '•"' '"' \ , 11: lhll I' .-rnJndet. t>;J ~; 10 Want .id rl"llult:i 64:! !Wii> '>l!i ~n ~I 1489 Ma1rl ~c·n 1rt' ~ 71!17 • I • ..._ 400G ...-.Si l...t• 44SO ........ Lo.I & Fo.d W..ted 7100 •••• ••••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • •• • •• •• • • ••• •• • • • • • • • • C>f J 1 ......., SOOS •••••• •• •• •• •• •• • ••• ••• •••• ••• •• •• •• •• •• ••' • •• 1124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl1.SO WU. & UP •Mudw" I ISR Apt» •1'\' It M•1d iwn ,\\.ail •l-'hocw-$.·n llld pc>1>I •l'hlldrt'I\ S.-t'\tun •l.uw munthly rutt>• ·~ OPI" .. r.-11. ·a r•nt ,., ad zr711 Nt'Wl>Qf"l Uhd, l'M ~tnMor&U 20)5 .,._rt ... , CM l Ult !''Urn. 2 lrit d•»t'b, llUl't"llM I l4J b\•d l'rl\ Ull'"'"'ni.: rm, i.tr.1 II(\• t oom .... l'll <'I 1t11 1 .............. ...................... ........ Jll4lluls9• .... ll40 .... 114 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE FllENDLY Pl.ACE OPEN DAILY BRIGHT -NEW ... Mndowl9tl Gott c_... '--4 •ec,....._ .t 'f_.Doentep Sc. ... 941,.,,,, 1limtWecb )llUion \'H')O Uta zt-----------••-••••••••••••••••:•• F\am room) 11ud u""'· sto•ts Ir Q_FFICfS t 'OUNI>: S;ble bm nt Nr f'ounl»nl \all\>.)' (;1l) • 9.\)f lo !P)l PVT BATU. 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All have bllns, and dishwashers • * CHllDllN OI • C<!11~1dcr Small Pd:. -DRIVE BY: intersection of Cra ham & Heil, Huntmgton Beach WE'LL BE THERE TO TALK WITH YOU!! ••••t••••••••••••••••••t-----------•Miwh mort• fur Ul40l'r· mgerF.V !ls.&l:?.:1\1 IDEAL SHO'S •'I~• .1t(l1 l't<rft•ct :lt'tup Lo,11111 1:.iu• for t•hll.'rh rur .a IJnd,l'.!IH' mon t 'ound ml\'"l'•I <:•'rmun 111.lh-Ol h•m . Hal. did~. S..t1•1.·1,'11 .. lhll"' II\ .111 Tht• .... f.tl11lt\. 1;!~ \\ :1i1th 111 l..ntuu'tl in boom111.11 So Sht>p, blk 11,111 "hl on nvntt') · l'Jlm SU :ll!JJ Ch 'll"" l"n PrH•t•d hi rh~l & ft'el \ 11• lh'ud1 & llll' ht· .. rt 111 l..',tllfH'I\ ,. "' \ 11l.1 1w. Fur inlo uill )\'II /\.ct .t(J'7·ll..'OO Atlanta llU!13tl ~1 YocotiOft letitals 4250 IJIJ!:l;r.i;J ••••.....•..•..•....... 1~--~------~-1 H .. : S 1' \ · H .\ '\ I' II Slhl'r'lo\ood LJlr.t• :! lllt :1 S\I \l.L C0'1\lntn \L \(" )'°;0. WJ.nd. l>l lO \\I.. :O-ho...., Off I\·•·' & Stor.1~" WJ li:..'W h 0111 ~i!I n111 5-111 i:? l!I COSTA MESA l'lo-.• to L1.1nlr.'. ~&.I.'· ICE CREAM SAMD • N t-:TS s:.?,!IOO '10. t-:"·lu....,, r. h11rd to obla111 lr.indm • .-In Ml'lllOn \'1t' J•l un•.i 014 n••r mo\ m.i: & mtl't i.ell. T.·rmll. ,\gt. ~ l200 -------La:s \ t'J:J' J11t·kt•\ \'tub on Strap. tl.tr 111111 14 ul1I phont'. hnen~ tJi:J 11(}.:!7 tt ..... 1.1ur;inh &. 111J1v1 MEH'S CLOTHING Shoµl'lllt: l'"ntcr .. ~ronl t.:ROSSSl>!l.OOO YR. 1-'l)l'NO· J\u~l Shel'll U..lit. l'up. ~t. Nr ~llf ingdal•' & \\ arner ll U. 8460367 -------- FOU:'I: U : 'n.: 1''1•m ~hxt'd Sht>µ & L'nlll\' Hllr. " I t a n m .1 r Ir. ' \\' ,. s' m 1 n s l 1.' r ~I .i 11 . ~-838\ -------KENT ROGERS REALTY Rett+alstoshott 4300 "'~ 1111 F lilh M . •Jell. F:11.du:.l\t' lo1:at1on t-'UUNU: t'anwr.1. 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Martini-Apts LIONS ~:ST.\ TES 1 l:lr, I b.i, furn.) rly $275 r ... n no l'lj.!~ t.15 1S(H I • -Alllt'thy ... l & d1.1111u111b ..,..--$36-t.5-!I 5!12 501() u b f I • ~· \I t l f x:n l200. Kt-t'pS:>k1• Lth('rul r1: lrlli ~2 ' • ~ .,r, :! a, un ) r) S~50 Stra1~hl m.111 :.hat 1• h; -.llMI :.q 1 1 · nm . 0, ward ti73 ~:.12. S\t.\LL. tJF:.\<.:11 llOTEL 2 Kr. l ba, unt . yrly s.150 nu•t•1um :!HH 28.\ n mt.lu lt\,l'. h:•· r,·~11 dooi . s;JHa \ llo111111 l"u. In home, Hoom~ S2J :;o l4l't'k ·~Lk !Uu. \lt>'>a \'erde ~ull~~d; ~~1 :! n~J ·b~~x I llr, ISBEJ_;. uWnfl.H)Drly SI~ 5145 S4ti 20SI !>4o Joui; '''' l.!IO l.oi;.m ~l , l 1111 P ttml' Lu\·ratt.vl'. Lrg LOST: bl k L;i lir J ilot \pGSllll mo !136ilJS6 t:Jr .. l:t' .1\Jll Adults. 1 "' •i II.I\) Slll S71tl, l'\t'l> ltl\/t'lllory. ~1.500 . Rt>lnevt'r 10 ...,i.,3 \II ,. S<!W :'\1•11t•ls X.1.1!t!IH ~k110 Pl'b. St!15 Condo, 2 hdrms , i ba .. GarclCJHforR~nt 4lSO 1i-lli1M~I t>H ISi!I. 16th & \Yulnu1.' 11 II WJlk 111 h1·J1 h. iolucl10 unfurn. \'t'Jrl). $400 Mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,01 ~I Ft 1111. ,\ "Jt ,. lnYe$hwtettf 531>·1956 ______ _ SllO ultl p.I 1-'l'l· NEW 3 Br. \1, Ua. l14nhH•, Sm.ill !>tnj!lt:' l(JrJi..<' hou'' ,11.lll' ·"rt"~ trulll 0p---itw 5015 \t,1111 lh-nt.11-. s..10 ~O .. pool. nae'" •d r111 ~m-•11 ""'r'"'" 11111, .,.,o -··1 \\' ,...... ·-· • LOST: 2 21 S1anll'''' \\11. " , ; ~ .. ~\_....,. ....... , . · ~ •-uic.· \upc1rt \l•f 1~0 ••••••• ... •••••••••••••• I ::&3 £1rStud10 1\ph chald. '14111 l'l•n"dl·r Jaml' .... l':\lb'i3 7illi re male .... a1po1nl . LOCJll"O~och 3748 H&.1> I>\\' Frplc.2HJ. m.inai:l'r :>:!O!IOOGorJim II•~• ~I 1-l :!I~ I'" ,11 rt '1'1111( •. \"u• l.mda bit•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• + + • S335 ~5 llull'htn!>On 3:M.i 7s.i2. Office Retttal 4400 llMll lltr. h, , H ,\i.;i·nl ln•e,hftettt N B ti75-2347 Hew.trd. >Ii:> L 111 pd l!J1 h pad I MO. FREE RENT __________ _. •••••••••••• •• •• • • • •• • • '>II :.iL~ Minded? \\o1lktobt-J1h Ft•\• tiRW W1bon.l'\I ~r oceanfront . ott·.in 1501 WntcliffDr. FOR ~ALI:: S0.000 enOftGls SJSO \IJlll Ke111.1b. S-10 5370 \II;'~ bUllUt'l" ~ ('14 l'r :pal'111u. ... 3br dt·ll . 2ba. 2 1"111 l.t•j" nu hllll ''I rt + ShJrl" of w Jlker & c~ ..........•..••.••. :··. 3769 :\t.itutl•.atlu1t..:.irdt•11l~J>t' :!llr . bltn:s. llt'14 qll,, 'dt•tk,,frpk.i:.1r $36.S ~t·14portFmanuall"lr lohMI. hhh; pttnw llH Hl'al l::!>lJll' Slol·k 1, i;>nnkmi:probh'm Newport leoc:h Jl'h :! Hr I Bu . .!. Hr drp~. lndr~ . ~.Jr. ;-. r Hh .\dull" 1-lh 1117:! 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D1,' · :u2 :'>I ... I t'111111no lkul. ll,11·h ("olur T\ m.1td :!iS .. : llllhSt l' \I 1\.17 Jll:!lt t1o 5 141.'lil 1111 \Iii: Hqt1•''"111.1t1\•"' Jlld mall) olht•ri.. t ut S.111Clt•fll\'111l' .F11r.1p1ll '""· IJl"il Tll": \H,S\ toJ1 :1m:1 __ )ll:i I 111 'l"'l'. •l'lrt.: t-:wlu'l\l' l>u''" \'illJ ltl" .,/"t-_:,c;::;:.., ~~·~·~~~t~j~1~·;it\11,1 '""11 more tnto.~Hltl': l',0 -19200:1 1 l!l:!'ll!lt• 11:., ~ ;\1:" '""' Ill. :"I H ~ E\\' 2 l.IH 1, , bo, IJJltn. l'hihl ok .. \•i• ,,mi111 :! hr :!1 , ha, rrvt, ..I,...,._ M •RTI..... 1111' I :!ti~ I u:i.lrn, tl•I hilt .Mill! 11.irllt>n, .idlt... 1111 tWh .\lutn 1<1•nt.1b 5-10 !l:r.11 111•0 I. <·I h h "'. S :n S .I',,._--· "" 1""'11 ti:..>ti!tU Lo:w your 1°1H1l "1th '11111 ~.-•:!!i l>-t.! 11.o:i Irv•·".. 3844 t;.i2 111>12 ~~--......... & ASSOC. 1-----------11·h1ldn·n" 111·'11 ,, ,t\,11la ( k·1•,111l11111l \\ll1l1·1 t11·.1I :? 1\11 ~.II ,1rfulh. FIU l'<'l' ~ .. , 1·11.111•i.. :111111 \\ 1111t·r lh-111.11 I llr. '2:!!1 mu. 1111 l'cl 11111 , ~,1r, !>II t~~I ,\ Iii ·1 i'i!tx 'ilq" 111 h•'.ll'h \11kl h'I' ;! l\t ht•JIJI I l'll I: Ir pl\' Ult hilt" ~.11 1lr 11p11r \"1 h ~(!.') t.1.! '-1'111 THE GAILES 2hr 11 •hu" &.:Jr ,\dult" 1·rµ1' 111 lh ht1n ... \\,el•·r pd . t 1• 11 nl ' r II. l ' .a II ti."Mi 11-'0 .! l:}:I Or .11111•' \\ 1· I> • • ··1~) :! llr I ll.1 t •1 .. 11 llltn' I >1 J I"'' I 'V 1wr mu hi.! 'IWii ,171 '.iP\1 ..•.....•.......••...•. OCEAN VIEW .. ., -• S02 S hl1::!I hr-. ~.t!I 11!1:1!1 .I'_....,.. ,...,.,. Money to Loon Turtle Rock :1 111 d111>l•·x s.12:11110 Vi do Aph l1 IHl~·l 11r b4ti Iii Ill Yo\1 ti t-nJo~· a n·law•I ! 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Take •dvan· i----------1 '"ht 'rurpts 10 mine•••••••••••••••••••••• tenant"e~nice m t)UI 1-'0RD L.an1hc.apln&, Oltmpuint ''"'allpJpcr1n-; t11atofmye'ICpr.~·70$4!. ---Uulhl'D11lvPilot blelldl.CIHnhvrm.dln ca:RWll:K&W:\ IDOfTALLI ----002·71117 p 11 l>.\\'ON~~GllT "f'aslltl''>Ult"M'f\ll't rmt• hall SIS j\\ IC rm Atld1Uuo" &. Rvmodt lln& F.ll'1·t 11l .1I. Plum Inn.:. Xlnt huuaet leamnl¢ dont .u.nt •,ntr ~~'· ~!Wt a Uram & ~'"<'r S••n u" d1rertor.v. Your $'7~.(0uthSIO,th1lr~ l.ic 1H31094? l'tl' th•;1i.r.1tn G42~~7 tw led)' w ,.,pr. "''P"n·•-a.y 0~1"~ .. isi __ •_rta1hrf1l.,air b4:!~:!orttt:?8o..>J Gu•t ellm pet odor. Crpt !W9 2170 1>73 6041 --------tl • b I", u w n tr 11n1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• My Dione rs arc Ucllinll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----HTVl<'1! la our re~Jr. IS yr1 upr Do -HANUVMAN·Homea • IM7 l63'7 M'\SO~RY·Tite. brit:k . !lusty. llousc puintt'r, PATCH PLASTF.Rl~G The fa1lal draw in thl' 1pecl1lty '"IH4k mys •lf . R c r1 Hl\'t aomcth1nl lo aelJ• .\pts Conscie ntious block. t'Onl'rl'h! & stone nl'w an area 8yr:; ttl\pr/4 ••ALLTYPF.S•• We:.t. .• a Da lly Pilot C:.:.llM2·5l1lexl. 322 S3lt0ill _ __ Cl<uailltd ad.I o it well l'r.ilhman 64S·SS68. II idle ilema __ M2·S6'7t l..lc'd 9ti11.25( .. _ • __ spr .. ~ . .a.oo 7212(.;huck Free E1t &4~·tMW Classirted Ad. 842 ~8. ~~ ..... !!!! ~!~ ..... !!!! ~!~ ..... ?!!! ~!~ ..... !!~ ~!~~ ..... !!!! ~!~ ..... ?!~~!!~ ..... ?!~ ~~~~~.-:'~.~?~2.~ .................. ~~.~~ O>mpt/Pro1 Opr lo st60 Se<-ylTravtl All ITOU Act•o.11ntini Clk MT5 lle<•lfPt !Typist SOOO lrv11w Peraonoel Auney 488 I'! 17th CDl!la Men Sullt 224 642·1470 • JUNIOR SALESMEN SECRETARY -EXECUTIVE Gal Friday type who is a work lover & Boys & Girls 10-15 yrs. old, earn people lover . A busy guy needs help $20·$50 pe r week gettin g n ew through a busy day from a mature customers for the Daily Pilot. Work person who Is t actful & has a sense of hou_rs are 3:30 to 8:30 after school a nd humor. a long with having t he usual COOIC a fe w m ore ,hours on Sat urda y & abillt iee--In· shorthand, typing & Fty Cook ror buay <.:orree holidays. T his ts not 8 paper route. No moderate r ecord keeping: yel t hlis Shop ~usr be uper'd d e l I v e r i cs 0 r co l lec t I n I · person should ulao have additional Tiny N•>lor'•, :nooo Transportation provided. You must abliitles In business affairs 3;;;J~ra~;~9;f4~~1 Ju•n live in Huntington Beach south or management: s uch as acting as my .... 1 Garfield to ~uaUfy. Leave n ame. I h d ·1 r -............... •iilat-t--h N •-d t d surrogate n t c many eta1 s o our __ ,.. .... p one o. °'a ress on ape r ecor er. 11 ·1 I Period o ntis t nHds S36-4298 sm a r eta1 corporal on. (Maintain r WJ\e as~t t:wer pre· E 1 0 uni E 1 corpor ate minutes. records, etc.), & r·d txpandtd dull•s op qua pport ty mp oyer ablllty to h andle m y personal business por. X ray cert req'd requirements such as making travel 11 8.:rre• au~-' --HetpW..+M 7100HetpW..tecl 7100 arrangements, m anaging &·M?cording SALESMEN 12 to 16 years or age wa ntina to ea rn S20 to SSO or more per week. Chance to win trips to Philad elphia , Washinlflon D.C. or Cape Ke nne d y; ca s h, b ike s , go·kartlng und other prizes. Jf you live In Costa Men. Newport Bea c h. Huntington J:Jcach or El Toro-Mlaslon Viejo area, call 54.9-~ and ask for Mr . Scott Equal Opportunity E mployer HelpW..tecl 7too1Hetpw~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEN TELEPHONE SALES WOMEN. D£NTALASSISTANT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• my bu.slness expenses. etc. t'h11t1lde . t:Jlper 'd llOU!lt'kt'l'per p lime Mu· Muna11emenl We are located at the finest store in ova 20 Cheerf\11 " tolhUllUtlt' deoi. ok s.1 iwr hr II 1'un rt:OPl.E PERSO'< Fashion Is land & the hours needed are Have run selllng Oranae County's Ntt~G«rnu. d11n~1>r.:'ol.ll 6'2IW •:•et· luok1111i1 ror 11..rt 8:30A M to 4 :30PM. Monday thru leading nc wa pa~r along wllh an DllVERS w AMTID 11 Ill l' a):< 0 c I a It' In Friday. Im portant cha rit y dr1 ve. ~atJbolt locks for sull', :? yr old Snn1oyrd. 1111 '20 lor ldJ lllMUllllllOll whit\'. AK(', 111(\lc. Aft 3pm 5~·3•~.fl ~2$/offrr. 41+1 711\li c-wrot & H11sc11jl llllPPll'll, Al-.l' o4 Equipllttftt tOl O moll':.. n •u,onul>ll' •••· •• •••••• •• • •• •• • • • • 1 •••n 4t067 (;annon Sup1.•r I! Mel\ ll' ---eanwra. Su 11orb , 01111 •. \Kl' It Jh.rn c; 1 l'''hou1111 S2S(J or Oi.t SM-OO&i. 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(urn , i•lflll, mlH•. \\ 11~1111·~ ll.111111ln ~ool.. • ~W l'llhM l.:M. **'BUY** llousekt'l'PN l'uuk ror I UCILL-.......... , ..... , MenorWomtn I L p v.hoh·~uh•ompp••• ~·u lly If you h ave t he abihllcs reqUJred & ~• _...."9 Must ht-~ or O'er ~u~ ;h•th1~2'~. \ t l'llJlltall.tt'd tl73 2UJ want to work with the lo(rcatcst people Two three hour shirts . C"~·~.~': ~t~•J h re~~~~.\;;,', ,\~~j~~l~::n llola-t·k··•·l'ln!l ll"•Pll.1I '111n11f.H111n•r ur "00<1 6. in the world, please dropur<.'sumctr>. 10:30·1:30 1:30-l:30 li nl' s11~1. l'vt l'I \ GI.IOI! l '~•·11 t'u r111I u1 t• c\ Appllunr<'~ Oil I v.111 S4.'ll !or Y1111 MASTERS AUCTION 646-1616 & Ul-9U5 SI ' CUSTODt•... 't•1 um11· ''''"'' "''"(" Claulfl•d .a.d .... o. #637 FULL OR rA.RT TIME l~o 1139 11~1 1tler1 'l!.{lUO ,..,... 111.•11•011"" n ·l.111•11 ~klll.. ,.. A " C I ( d II Mlk -----Aft 6·Call 142-1542 1-·ount11ln Valle~· J ll .30~hln l ';1ll :it 1-'11 noon 111~111mo C/O Dally Piiot o m e n pre erre • or ca e Al-.C sh .. l1y l'ul>!'. 11 ""' -------HOUSIKHPIRS ,0 lox Ca Johnson . 250 E . 17lh Street, Suite o. 1hOl lt, J.:OOd dl8po~11 11tll •1 t h DRIPVlooRr or ~ 1 J J04c 3·11 :JO MASSIUSE 1560, Costa Me1a, 646·4100. Cost a Mesa, Ca. >Wi 101i l '~c'tl ruin A1>1>1l111m·~ & '-'us ave r llvv.• :-..111L'lcmt'nlt'Gen\'rul Wonl1·d h1r 11lwhlio & 92626 ml11r l'olomhrl'i. 11170 dr1ving r~ord. wlllmll t Jl~p1t11I l it 400· 1122 "kncl" i\o t'W•'r nl.'r SELL 1dll' Hom~ v. 1th a N"" pr l h Iv d, C . 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Nuntl'' i\1tlt'. mule 1>11•r '"t 111ur>\' th.11 ~l;rrb 1111 Tr1o Ch-tr 21 ) ri. old J" ror rl 1thl 11f(lplt • MEDICAL tor 1>111 >11> ,..11 mun •1,\ \I lllc'fllllll'lv If \1111 .,,. in M2 9907 1~ T:Nl bt'twn :i Sp~ 11' \t 4 d .! y w YI: k . ll'fl'tltt'\l Ill \'al 11ln11 h11ot -.--l..aundn Worker•. r time TR·NSCRIBER n; lllUI ('\ti molllt'\ fro m lhc 11.11 I .. "1m t UJO Wttk & up, Mt'n Meu Vtrcll' ronv lfotp .. ·---d--N-llt'l 111111• ldu.ih1ed fffl' ur \.l&dlM f\lllet Brush 1;s1 ('enh•r SI c· '.\I · ll~p1tal t''l~r rerftl 111 Nu~'"• W 1 n1" It 1 ' 1r.11n111i: on tlw 1ub In on" ~!.!.!•· 9118 A!78 · m \'dlcal rerord11 tlt'Pt t:\ N~ & ,\ldo• Xlnt Pll> 111 n1.1ny tnp olllc•'" 101. "' L.,ot secrtt•ry :\lu11t hll\'I' soot! l)'plllll lhOIJlll' your •11:ri "' t'llll1111u111<11 1111111•(.'ou11 t::irp'l~$2."><lwkto11larl t:iqwn,•nt•t•rl :'\II ll r<"ll ~k ilh Oull'l1111rl 1n11 r11nhl\' Mor11nn Nur~r·~ ly. rnll for fu1 lhn •k ('11 lier )o'ulll.'r lhu•h l'Jll tli2 1M40, 8 JO lo 5 ('ffiJ1IOYl'l! IH•nc·f11~ H\'lll~\1y.ti~7 w IOlhSt. 11111, t\1ll'lll', ITll l Co. ilM·t371 P~t t: \) 1-:. Cunl1H'l M r11 Ste' 0 , (' M t1:1_1 _1:1_1_.1 __ Mli !Ii I.! F'.uhlon slyllat oppty's i\nwtt" tM2 27:H , Cclllla NU RSIN(1 now in Oronjtt co wroa l.\'N S:I \ l'Pr ~hl!t Mtmorlal llo~p1t11l. :IOI LVM·F/tlme \t ~~1111 .. r • •· lllyllst• 1111\\ 1rw Con\' llo~p Vwturi.1. I' :ti 't h • • ., ~ a ,_ " Th ( :1·11 '' U~t llVI' l'XJll'r Ill llC'l'Aled lo 11hnw IRte11t ~ unn, ';\lfll2 ~~~ mt!dl c 11t1on I. tr1•nl llttllnto f"119hlon11 t'U~. -MONf.V,Cl.OTll~S.<'ar HftpW..t.41 7100HeepW..+ed 7100 ments. nte. Dll3 7(170 •••••• ••••• •••••••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••••• • • •• • • GIMUAL FACTORY WORk \\'1th aport• rorporatlon 7 .IO lr) I l'hont $40 ii 11;! GEMCO MUltSI AIDI 'l'nk11111 1appllr11llon11 for all ~hln~ t\111 tx.·m•r1t,, hl':illh ln,.ur. Pitrk l.ldo Cnn,, 1· .. n1 .. ,. 11111 Fi1111~h111 Ill.I. N II Join 1t I •Frt•t• l.1 1J.1y '1'1 .11111111• t_.'uUf'-•' •I ,1olrll.11 (',1r l'rne1111111 ·•I '\JI•'' urani:t 1 1111111 v • • I 1.1 .. 11 n i:" or an i: <' {'1111111" • ~ I ;\ ti \ C I l 1 ' I 11 j I 11 l '.1hl11r111.1 ·•I \oh 1•1lt'lll).!111 '\.1111111 • SK y Ex•c/~"' o fc ~;::·········;a·os Rec.ept· Ty,. 60 •••• ••• •••••• ••. •. ••. •• 1-l lln11kk\•,•1w1 •JOMA THAH.S • 11•1 ~ ,.,. 1'.1111 Lit Ht•ln•fr•~ A111•nrv * ANT19UIS * 4020 Um h !\!, ~tt' fll4 Sullfr CIC"uront't• Sale Nfv.1ot1rt 1~111 h 113:1 lllOO UPT040'A OFI-' l'.111 (111 Avpt11':.it11b 'llS t\Jrntlurl' llummrl~ ~1·n1r1• !'i111Hon Allen· cl.1111. 1•\f>N ,1, l>uy • I-"'' ~·1111 & 11 1tlm•· Ap plv Sht>ll Station, 111h & In 11w, N II -----:wn In• Stn. i\ltcnrlunl, 11/t1me. FxpC'r'tl only. l\n11l rv1·• ~ wknc.h :\ I' 11 l U I> II I' ll r . It b1111clwrtlln1t. A11ply AM. 2.')[111 Newpurl fill cl.(' M. ...,.., 'In• Nt a lion m ,in + cx• l ri' 1111111•• c:ood job, ..... ,~ pl1\ 'fi1't 110:; ('ry~1..1I China 42231 i.I SI , NH 673 fiOOI ------TllF: rOUllTlf ANNlf/\I. AHT M'FILIAn :s ANTIQUE S llOW & SA l.E MA RCii S,0,71h fo'rlt~ol .. 12 Upm Sundav. 12 6pm TJlll: MUSf-:UM or /\ltT ll07 I'll rt l>r La11 D1•h A1l1111~i.111n $1 .2;; W/ld GIHHAL OFFICI MISSION VIEJO'S NEWEST MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT STORE "Alt cqya1 o,,.mitttJ ~ .. 1'1111 ·r 11111 ho Ip 11111•1 IH r1•1,'1,11·n·•I \flll•r 111 lint.: 111 h l .ill !!!HI 401 II unll1·rn•l•d. ll•l 1111 w• .... ,.;w1~1; o,,, ... i-;,1wr'cl \1•t )"t>U In oh1111111na) our S~ & <H Op11. fnp l'n\ !\rt Norvcou Armo1rC' ~ 11 h hrvl'lt"cl 1tluu door, llu1 I "'tMI panels & rlr hralr 1 arv11111 & mC'l nl WIJ(k SHIOO l'h : 1!12 861111 Wrll Intervie w 1ppllt:M1t1 lor PQ9•Uona T~y 11'1111 Tnurtday March 2nd tnru 41h t A M. lhru" 30 P M moo Alida 'IRwlf MISSION VIUO PART/TIMI 1:.11twr1ntt ~•11n11lurl'' r .. r 'm1•ml1C'r hnllot S.'I 00111 SH m 11"' hr \.'\I ,um __ PHOMI PHSOM H1•,il t:11 1utc L 1u•n"r ~1.1•1tdy "'" k r.12 :1.n:i, i\ntuiut' •'llrn. t.adll'I F'r l'.ill ·'' ___ llr1·"1'r. u k ~~I. 11.rl Dorrell Muk•r J ....... ,. L' < 1 ....ti.JI.Jct• l)"lllhlllt'fll tr't'~llt'f -"" r,tlj! )YM 84l ·llS4 .,.,,1111,,1 ·.-1 .. 11111111 1111, lhll'~.Wuman111ia11ha) ""t.·ll 0313:."71 t1 oy S25, 53G·13u~. ti..'WI ~o Mt>rv • 1--•.1•.,•:,• • .,•: 1•,1•1•0•:...• ... •. -·1AppH ... ce1 ---,-0-1-0·1 I'\ r1-.11v11-:w .. :1t~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• no' Ol ' 11\\'t::J 1 f1e1111ll U1un•llt llo1polnl l.ll.llt\llllSO"ILV• halo :141~ W. W111nl'r, E>dr.1 llouf'' E:i1trt1 •. llll11r ll!_l'IJC~r.Spnla A~ll TARBELL_ 1926-1'176 H SAUS for Blcentennlel ,. I ~111lbotl 1.•om1111ny \('j\ i. .... , 1""11 11111 111 pun•b11·111~ ll~pl 1-·1111111. I \ 11inc. pnlt l'Ul nR PllJ>4'1 \\Clt le Xlnt ru111r•1 f111 • o nia1·ltintlou11. 't•t\ hrl•ht , )'OUlll(, hut 111:\IUl"fl JlNAOft <l()Ocl Ill f111ur•'" & 11r1 upulou~ly hofh"•I \lu~t rnJov h.rd "'"II i:•·I •lon11 v.tll \\ elht'I' & ha Vt Jltlllt RP l"'ant11~ lh•ntr•I Ofr t''fl''r 1lra1rnblr l'11ll l.\f't1'.11rrl. 1\.4111171 I SALES PEOPLE: ~I u'I Ix-2.1 or O\ l'r. \1WIV In l'er~on YILLOWCAI 11 .t.'\I SI 1trr A vrnuo l''oulllnln V11ll'v furn II)'. u1mmh~1nn ror •1111·-111111 11~111111• ;o.11 m1u11hh·1·h;i1 ii1' r\111• 11r 1111• l .111 ~.11111!'11 1 l 111'11rr11•' l'l1•.111 .1nl " A I" c" r orrl• ,,, ... '" ,, .. " .. 9092 'l••lt·11ho11t' work from w1111twrtdryer. 2 Mo. old. • • z,• l •GLAMOUR SPOT • tlalHll•• 1111 .. 111•" 111 'l'ril~ln11 11111•111 \ ~ hu•~ '·I" U O "T 1111' ~I l' •:'' 1''ut1w11 l'lalt! 101111111' 1•11l "•1l & l'oll•h1•it (;1"1('1 •• 1 11!1· \i.111, 111'1' l ·•II l"•nl rr•I t'nrtt'I t-:mpl"' 11w1H ,\111•n1 \. :~.tl~i;, .HOU lrVlnl'. Ste. 1112, ~ H --OUARDS-- lmm~t ,•mplm mrnt l ull & p,1rt timl' ln,1111• "11rk Work Jn' .. h 1r1 l n.Mrms furn In lllt' & .\nlht'lm aro• A•t 21 or o •r. R t'llrcd ok \'nht'N;tl 1:!26 W, $th ~I . ~A lnl<'n v. h" 10 30 NOGn & 1.30 3 30 Moo Fri t:11ual Oppor Empknt•r HoH Dery Hice Pey ,~en 2 30!1m or 3 »9pm •::irn StOO-+ + per •efk clolp~ tnjn)'1blo work '" 1)\Jr h•w offlrt1 nur lh tl t• Airport Xlnl np sx1rlun11 ~ ror 1'1"111\ t mlndt•lt 1nd1\ 1-·ur J)t'l'llonal 1n1erHl'W, <.:¥1 8338088. Jl~ltfllper. pref. llu in, will con,_1drr llvt> oul Tora~ ror I small bora Sdh 'Ak t'ln Vb aru ~1029, al\ 7PM ' • Hardware P111n1 • Hou .. war111' • Toyt * 1''' Ware • Llnt na Oom•~llcs • Women 'a Wur • Mff\ t Otptrlmonl • Auto Acoeu orlH • SPortln9 Goode • ~l"r a Cam•r•• • NurMry & Garden S1'1op • Auto Service S1111on • lnlanta Oep1rtm11n1 ALSO: Aeceptronrsts. Credit Oepartmonl htlp, w.,.noutem•n. Stock room help and 01n.t1 bCJ«lenctd end non~•Pf"enoed. QEMCO nMd1 per.onnel In all o.p.rtmen11 for Par1 nmo. lull ttm•. evenings anct WMl!encta. "n .. t wor111ng cond1t1ont •arr cionditloned bUlld1ng, ·pa•d 111ea1ron1 Ind ·011'lef benel1t1. lettm 1 ,art If no·s ndt9f HW ttlCtJt II -~lo BETTER BUYING MEANS BETT£R LIVING •• GEMCO 24SN Aldi Pmray lllSSI091 U ) ,RIHTID CIRCUIT IHSPl!CTORS M11lr '(rm11lr Mu•I hor I'(; II ,. ' ll I' r 11' II f e " av111lubh• In ""t11 k n ny •hln r.~111ht1a.h .. <1 10111 pany ~ 'lnl hrnr(lta, l'O:--ITA<'T. PAUL ROM Metropolitan Circuits Inc. 1261 L04J"A•...w CM t•M H • 549·2204 ---,/TIMI MORNS ~an<f "'1rh rout1•ot l' M & ND ~tu~l ha''" tllr (';ill J 1m or 9nh G-15 0145 MOW IS THI TIMIE for Job wetker~ tn rhl'l'k thr Oally l'llol Helv Wantf'd rl1.1111f1catlon. U lha job you want h1 not there you ml11ht coM1der 0Herln1 your aetv1c1·~ ""Ith an Id 1n 1h.-Job Wantf'd ral•wo r) • Phont a12 M78 :,>-/.~·": <-~ •IWll 11111111• I t'lltHflt1lln11 ('1111 IMO r;g,~7. .,1 ., 6.,o l11u• 1111111111111 r11 m NO • · ' • \ SV.1.1.l'I<: Mulll ''"lllV K1•nmnn~ c:1111 Oryrr . l V. t -·-\ \ 1.itk1tll! ~ ilh iiuhlll' )'1'1 old 11$0, Whlrltiool •• -'.:. "'' ht'clull' own llmt•: W1111h11r lllS, Kl'nm11ro ~-..._ (' ~, tW:lf"'°' ~ .,., ,.,~~ 13 20 hllur~ wi•l'kly. W111•ht>r ITG. <luartl>tl •in, -ffT-ffT • • I •r1fl . _ • II ... ·.·'''ft" h !Ad 11(17:1 Ill'-"•-t..,j'; .. r. "" • '; " J tll n I 1' ,. ti (1 IJ I I v ~1i 1 h11rv1«w P• t \I ('l 'HTIS I( t-: ,, ··~pnr11I 11111• Wtll l111ln. <:ull lt~ONOITIONl-;r> Ar lnic 11~ l n\1·~1m .. nl 11urtollr11·r1111mlwr: l'l.IANl'l-:S. Ruy 11011 lll\l11lon <>o r l11v .. 11t 11111001~;i.1 1142:1 1rn1lc• ll11nhp11 11'1.'I nlt'n l ~111'11 m r n "rt• 11r r 11 M101.'l~I 4ll<H 1'"'11l (.;:\\ !WI '17ll0 11\l'rlllln(I In l'XC'l'll~ of --. 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' ' L 69, NO. 62. 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES . . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1976 Tetlay~s Clest.g N.Y.S,eeks ~tness Says Patty Hea~st Had Am SAN FRANCISCO CUPI) -cUJ: •fter 1he dropped them out• woman kaeelin1 Ju.st out.aide the He did nol· Immediately Iden-inl his aecond lecal .,;_tUe of the 1latement.s on SLA Lape --....J prONcutlon ulled uurpri1e a1 e the bank. paitlally opened door with a rifle ti:fy the youn1 woman as Mils day. in11 were written by merr:.;;;i ~,.,. .. today wbo t.esWled tbal Mlss Hearst saJd repeatedly acrou one knee. Sbe wu plclftna Hearst, but uld she wu wearing the kidnap sang. ~ c1• Htal'lt Utd oo tbe wit-from the witness stand that ahe • 1oa1, duk coat and h•d IClft& Balley ended bll ll·ct.Y presen· at.nd about her part in a did not check her carbine and did and wavy halr , either red. brown talion after U.S. Dlat.rlct Judie Twelve witnesses wen. call mbloneae Liberatioa Army nol know whether lt was loaded or .uburn. Oliver J . Carter rejected a de· by the de(ense, with the 22·YHt• .. bank robbery dwinJ the holdup. Prosecutor J •mes L. Brownin& reme motion for dismissal ol au old defend.nt 1pendlna a week on ~Electron I~• expert Zi&urd Benins testified that he rushed SONG w•...-.-.. Jr. the:n bad b•nk surveillance charces on arounds the govern· the atand tellln& or ~g held In a senifti. a Vietnam war veteran irito the bank, giving the door a "' • •'"'" ru of th bold pl _... · ment withheld evidepce tending closet, raped and threatened UD• wto w.-lD lhe bank when Miss qwck pu.ah, and beard a metallic • ABOUT PATTY-,\7 ':: Mia: Hea~~ :~!3~~ to show Miu Hearst is innoctilt. Ul sate Joined b~r kldna~rs in the ltunt •nd four SL.A members noise behind him. 1lunklng he bank ln the movie. Berkins said : The Judie earlier ref'iued to let robbery to avotd beina iUed. tM!ld lt up on April 15, 1.W74, sa1d had slam med the door into up two straisht ammunition clips "This ls the person lsaw." the jllry hear testimony from an The case could •o "to the jury be uw the newspaper heiress som eone's face. be looked back. and one or two-bullets which bad Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey expert oo "Spe4=Ch patterns" who late this week, but it is more like· pkk up buUeta and ammunition The veteran said he saw a fallen ~o the ground. rested his case Monday after los-said tbe heiress' revolutionary ly to wind up early next week. r 1. t _l.emente Bluff· C I BLUFF COLLAPSE ENDANGERED HOME AT 215 CAMINO SAN ~EMENTE Other SUdH Forced Cloaure of Pactftc CoHt Hlghwey by Police Voter Turnouts Unexpectedly High • .An unexpectedly large number ot South Coast voters were hitting t" polls today to decide three municipal elections and a bond l11ue of the Capistrano Unified School District. A midday check of predncts showed that In l>aguna Beach, between nine percent and lS per- cent or those regls~red had vol· ed; in San Juan Capistrano, between 10 and 17 perttnt of the '<IOtera had been to the polls and In S.n Clemente, 11 percent lo lS percent had voted. Election ortlclals referred to the votlng as "brisk," altho'!jlh Uaere we re few Jnstances or wail· Ina In lines. Coast We athe r Variable c'louds with ' !'bowen likely tonight and Wedneaday. according to the weather lady l Chanre ~ ol rain ~ percent tonight ond Wednesday. Hlihs S6 to82. Lowa44to~. l INSIDE TeDA" ' Working toe>rn~ "°"' haoe ltronger rnorrio~• t~ tltnr lfcV"Ot-laorn• Neer•, '°1P a UC rtttarchn. Storti, 82. l•tlex "It's a very good turnout."' said one pretmct worker at Ole Hanson School in San Clemente, where lS percent of the pre· clnct 's voters had turned out by midday. "It's brisk," sa1d Wilma Wall- ington. inspector nl Concordia School, at the city's south end, where 12 percent had voted Richard and Patricia Nixon are reglslered in the precmct, but had not cast ballots by mid· doy. There was oo indication whether the N1xofts would cast votea In the elect Ion The lightest votmg of the morn- ing was found at Baychft VIilage, ID the city's north end, where 11 percent or those r egtstered in the precinct had cast ballots. Polls ln San Clemente wi ll be open unlll 8 pm. In Laguna Beach. Deputy City Clerk PeR Morreale predicted that the turnout would not fall below JS percent. Turnout m Laguna ~ach elec· lions 1s usually high, although in contrast lo some past elections, no single Issue has Inflamed the community. Laguna Beach voten will elect two council members. a city clerk and a city treasurer. The polls ID Laguna Beach wlll close at 8 p.m . In S.n Juan Capistrano, City Clerk Mary Ann Hanover pre· dieted a turnout of 66 percent or more. In 1 974 . San Jua n Capistrano election attracted a turnout of S9 percent. The polls close at 8 p .m. in San Jua n Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano voters will elect two council members from a field of nine candidates. The hottest election issue. however. is Proposition A. a pro- posll to ~tnu farmland as open space through a special tax levy or 10 cents ~r $100 assessed <S~ VOTING, Page A.I) Wuncil Eyes Damage Claim For SC Fire Filing of a $15,000 damage claim aealnst tbe federal gov· ernment for overtime police and fire COits during the devastating Jan. 21 fire will be con,ldered Wednesday night by the San Clemente City Coundl. The council will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Cjty Hall. The fire. which destroyed 14 homes and damaged scores of o thers. broke out at Camp Pendleton. Blame was placed on a group of welders working at an abandoned pistol range ..... . City manaser Kenneth Carr said he has recommended the claim be appr oved. He said the expects favorable action from the council. which previously has dis· cussed the matter pr1vately In ex· ttulive se1sloo. Under aovernment IUfdelines. the city can claim' only Its direct loss, which Carr estimated is between Sl2,000 and SU,000 In overtime paid to firemen and policemen. He aald the city's action would be In addition to a SS million lawsuit filed last week ln San Dieeo against the government by a San Clemente attomey. Carr said It could take up to alx months for the federal govern- ment to rnpond to the claim, on· ce il ii filed by the city. In other mattet1, the council will consider: -A clli.z.ena • proposal for con- struction of an executive golf coune in San P •blo Canyon. -A requeal from Orange County Cable Communications Company lo renew Its franchise to provide cable televialon tn the city. LA Bank Robbed LOS ANGELES CUPJ> -A sbc){gun-werldlng robber ran info a Crocker Bank branch Moochly. demanded cash then escaped with$?, 788 in a custorntt's car. ' Exclusive· Residence In Peril· By FllE DE lllCK SCHOEMEHL Of ... Delly ...... S4.tfl A home In a n exclusive San Clemente blulttop neighborhood was threatened early today when a waterlogged chunk or the cliff broke orr and tumbled onto Pacific Coast Highway. The slide left about eight feet between the bac k door of the Clif- ford Dunham residence, :ns Camino San Clemente, and the bluff edge. The slide tore out a portion of a split rail fence and brick patio. The allde occurrpl about 7:30 a.m . as city crews worked to clean up debris left by numerous slides Monday afternoon and night. The repealed slides left the stretch of 1ti1hway between CainLDo Caplalraoo and Eatacion closed rtom 2 p. m. Monday to 8 a.m.today. San Clem ente City Engineer Phil Pete r said the house and othen located along the bluff edge ate ln no immedJate danger of dropping down the 100-foot bluffs . Peter said a buildup ol water behind the bluff created pressure which forced an esUmated SO cubic yards of dirt and rock to fall. ''The amount or m•terial is not star\llog, but it sure opens one·s eyes," Peter said. The Dunham residence is located in Colony Cove. Resi· dents of the a rea appeared before the San Clemente City Council in July demanding that the city take action. to prevent further erosion of the cliff face. Peter said the council ordered a study, which was prepared by the city start, but never pre- sented. "I expect now the council is go- ing to want to see It," Peter said. Residents had suggested in Ju- ly that a wall be built to bold the bluffs In place. The minimum rost was estimated al $300,000 to $400,000. Concrete cribbing was con· a.tructed be low a portion or Colony Cove about four years aeo. Peter uld one solution might be to extend the cri bbin1 further up the bluff race. He said one question that must first be a nswered, however, is who is re1ponslble for financing <See SLIDE, Page AZ> Detente= Demille? LONDON CAP) -Exiled Russian author Alexander Solz.henllayn uys the West "is on the verge of • col· lapse" b eca u se of "capitulations" in pursu- ing detente with the Soviet UnJon. "l wouldn't be surprised at the sudden and immi·. nent fall of the West,'" Sohhenll1yn told in · t e rvl ewe r Mi c hael Charlton of the British Broadcasting Corp. Mon· day niabt on lhe weeiTy television news program "Panorama.'' .,...., ,.. ... -~ l'rMioftdl ......... EARLY MORNING SLIDE UNDERMINED FENCE, PATIO A Troubling View From the Top for Homeowner• , ... County Odds 50-50 · For More Rainfall - The storm that dumped more than two inches of rain on some .parts or the Orange Coast is ex· pected to linger over Southern California through Wednesday and weathermen say there's a 50·50 chance more rain wiU fall. The storm that moved Into the area early Monday morning brought 2.1 inches of rain to Laguna Niguel, the highe.sl re- cording on the Orange Coast. Elsewhere. r ainfall figures ranged from .67 Inches at Hunt- ington Beach and .86 Inches at Newport Beach lo 1.01 inches in San Clemente and 1.30 In El Toro. A apokesman for the Orange County Flood Conlrol District said .84 Inches fell in Santa Ana, bringing the oHicial county total lo 4.S7 for the season. Average rainfall for this date. according to county statistics, is 9.84. . Flood control officials said there WH no flooding In 00od control channels. but they noted there wa1 1ome localized atreel flooding, particularly along MacArthur Boulevard between Bonita Canyon Drive and Bristol Street. Jn San Clemente, the rainfall touched off a series of rock and mudslides that forced police to close off Pacific Coast Hlahway between Camino Capistrano and Estacion from 2 p.m. Mondey to 8a.m. today. According to police reports, the slldint caused in the recent storm bu endangered some bluff top homes 1n tbe ColQOY ~ de· velopment, . The unexepectedly Intense rain fa 11 was blamed by California Highway Patrolmen with causing a huge traffic snarl on the Santa An a Freeway that kept can nearly at a standstill from the Orange County hne lo Norwalk for three hours. For*casts from the Nntlonal Weather Service cnll for n SO per· cent chance of rain through Wed· nesday with continued cool tcm• <See RAI N, Page AZ> 1 Parade Crush ~ 't To Be Studiedt t In Capistrano l . San Juan Capistrano city counj cllmen will consider a pi on for controlling traffic durtn11 the an nual Fiesta de las Golondr1n•1· parade when they med Wednes day at 7 p.m. In the city hall. William Murphy, director of, public works, Is recommend1D5 thnt th~ city restrict parkln1 aod close some stree~ from 3 a m. 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 20, lh day or the parade. The council is alllo expected consider an agreement with t:i South East Regional Redama lion Authority for the main tenanee of a wutewater treat ment plant and rezonin& severa plecea of property. Councum~n an •tao schedul to appoint members or a at.eerin committee to study the Los Ri area. . Cast Your Vote; Polls Open· Until 8 1 - ' t \ t OAJlY PILOT INTREPID PHOTOGRAPHER FOLLOWED THE ACTION He W•• Launched Behind the Contpelttors Water Vote Issue Clogged in Debate Monday must have seemed like the last straw to Carl Kymla. Kymla, chairman of the Aliso \Valer Management Agency <AWMA>. had asked the Soutti Coast Reg1onaJ Commission to take a s traw vote on the $7.S million outfall s ewage system proposed by AWMA for the south county. Commissioners spent nearly two hours debating the AWMA plans, but failed lo take any straw votes and did not discuss any issue concerning the con- troversial project. Instead, they bickered with each other and with their legal adviser Crom the state attorney Laguna Vet Satisfactory After Crash Laguna Beach veterinarian Or. Mike Loge ~ a11 reported in satisractory cond1llon today at Saddleback Commurtlly Hospital where he IS recovering from -.enous tnJUries received 1n a head-on collis1on Friday on Laguna Canyon Road. Dr. Loge. 56, r emains ln the hospital's intensive care unit. He reportedly s uffered multiple t'ractures and head injuries in the collis1on. Cecil Blacketer. 58, of Santa Ana, driver of the se-cond \'eh1cle, was reported in s otistactory con- dition also. He suffered a head in· Jury in the mishap. A<'cordlnR lo witness state- mt'nls compiled by the Laguna Beach Police Department, a pickup truck driven by Dr. LoJ?e -.•as in the wrong lnnt> at the time of the accident. Pob<'e estimated on the basis or skid marks left by tht' truck. that the vthlclc WBJI traveling betwt>en 49 and 53 miles per hour. m arketer told police be at· tompted to ovoid the impact but could not The accutent ocrurred just nor1h or Big Bend near the In· ler,ectlon of CMtle Hock Road No c•hnr~e!I hAVt' ~n SOUJ?hl tind thc· rlt'pJrtment ho!\ made no rf'l'OnHt\1'111ta1ton for 11•,,:nl ll<'I ion J>t•ndin.: thl' \ l'l<.'nnanan'!I r e· CO\'l'ry. ORANGE CO~T ll\<. DAILY PILOT ,._Ot ~COl\tf\•tit•U•t wftft....,.f\l\t,.,,,., , ... ..u it ... ,, ... '"!.J'' '" .,. ....... .,,,....," .... t-""'911 tiw'''~•Wt., .. r~o•"• ~,.. ... ,fO", .. • ~ .......... M!f1Wf•t \hf\iVlift t , ... , ... C.9'•• .,.., ........ ...,.,, t\f>•c"' ••~''""""' .. ecfli,,fl'f!"I Wn'I \i•ll•t ft••~•, \_.H,..•4'• Y•ll•y t1M l•Y¥'W"" ... " ..,_,, .. , .. ,, ···~· ... ·~ ,, ~·..,,... "''"' .. ~' ~ ~., ltw r.;:;··~~\~._,;~,.~,':.:;~·.·~· ~,. "•' RQC>trt N. WC'f!d p,., ... l'I,.,... .. ""'.""" 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Kymla has been working for months lo secure permits necessary to begin work on the new outfall system, which would install a S4·incb pipe to carry wastewater effluent down the Aliso Creek stream ~ and out into the ocean. Opponents of the project want no expansfon of .the existing 16· inch pipe. They say a larger capacity would invite more growth in the south cowity re· gion. Monday's meeting was sup- pe>sed to be for vot ing only on the AWMA project. However, only nine of the 12 commissioners were present and eight "aye" votes are needed to pass the plans. Rather than risk defeat. Kymla decided to test the wind with a straw vote. However, when it became apparent that the commissioners were going to keep arguing instead of voting, he requested the one·week con\i· nuance. Kymla and the project's foes will return next Monday in Hunt· ington Beach for round three of the battle. AWMA includes Irvine Ranch Water District, Laguna Beach Water District. South La1una Sanitation District, Los Alisa. Water District, El Toro Watet- District and Moulton Niguel Water Di.strict. Fre•Pa~AJ SLIDE ... of the project. The residents have suggested the city foot the bill, for a variety of reasons . It was not immediately known whether the house was occupied at the time of the slide. One San Clemente Police of· ricM was seen talking with two female residents or Colony Cove who appeared to be on their way lo work. . They continued on their way "I can't see what good It would' do to stay here," Ont' w33 heard toaay. * * .. F,....P~AJ RAIN •.. peraturH. Temperatures recorded along the Or anae Coast ranaed from lows in the 50s to highs In the 608. Snowfall from the storm was kept well above the 4,000-foot mark and the weather station at Mt. Wilson recorded a raJnfall of 3.~lncbea. The llneenn1 storm is expect· f'd lo produce more heavy rains In the desert and mountain areas. Monopoly Suits Dropped WASHINGTON CAP> -The Justice Department today dropped ita aotimooopoly lawsuits against the Goodyear and Firestone lire compaoJes because department officials have decided they don't have enough evidence to suppe>rt the' charge!. r The department bas spent a~ $1 million on t.be cues since they were riled in Au.gust 1973. against the naUon's two largest ti.re manufacturus. O.llyl'llM-- .. 8ld1w1tt 111rt1n•• wltb skateboards ii H popular as the water vertetT. acc-ordini to its adherent.a, suds ot whom at tended Jnd partlclpoted tn Laauri 's Grand Prix of Sket~ardln& Sunday. Five wlnnen ln t\llO divusioM 111•alked off (or rolled om with l'A'O surf boarda and expensive lkattboarda. Ed Ootuchllch. owner of th• Oak Street Surf shop which spe>nsored the t'vent, said Mon· day he viewed the competition a~ a succe1t11 not only ~use or the 1ood turnout. but bccaause the event umc otf safely. "We're tryln1 ao hard to make this sport have a safety im· aee.:· Gottschlkh said. Although an ambulance was near on standby, It only rolled once. "It turned out lo be a kid play Ing sonbalt on the high school arounds," Gottschlich said. Top winners were: Division l <J4 years and under) Bob Shea of The first plat-t finl hers In each dh•l:.H•n won aurlboard.-< ltunners up "on !lltatehoar<b 1tnd tht' winntr~ uj prt~l"C11n11 heab "on skutt'boiar<I l'qUJpmenl The t\t'nt wa• (llmt'd by MacGllhvra)' f'rceman Films, product'r of 11urrrn~ movlt')I 1tnd pholoarapht•r$ rrurn tuwenl mOj111&1111.•1 rovennjC skaleboa.rd· 101 u a sport. South CoaJJt • VoieNumben Election r1.•sultx for south coast l.'lty elections and the Cnp1struno Uniflltd Sc'h<>OI Dtstrkl $30 m1lhon bond is- sues mill be av a1lablu by calling the follo\1111\I or. ricers -Laguna B eac h : 4!M·l124 \rat) hGll l and on <'hannel 10, Stort'r Cable system ~an Clt'mnle: 492·5101 (Cit)' hall I CONTESTANT IN EARLY HEAT ZIPS ACROSS FINISH Gr•nd Prix of Skateboarding brew Top T•l•nt 'San Diego. first ; Chery l Mawdsley of Laguna Beach. second: and Todd Hauck of Laguna Beach. third: Division II <above l' years) Tom Simms ot Los Angeles. first: and Gary Hitchcock of Mission Viejo, second (no third place was given). ~an J uan Caplltraao: 493-llTl <city hall> -<aplslrano Schools: 496·1215 or 837·5181. 'Big Foot' Just a Dog CINCINNATI <UPO - The mystery or the local "Big Foot" apparently has been solved. There have been reports of a large. hairy creature roaming the area. evading both capture and identifica- tion. Last week. "81g Foot" was seen again, and although it got away, police made a mold of a footprint and took it to CHI· cannall Zoo Director Ed Maruska. Maruska ·s verdict· "The print was made by a large doe." 2CapoBeach Projects Get Extensions Regional Coastal com missioners aranted extensions Monday for two condominium projects in Capistrano Beach Both permit extensions went lo developer J ohn Hadley, who plans to build 33 condominium unil5 near the intersection ot Camino Capistrano and ~mino Mira Costa. The first project, located at the southeast corner of the mlerse<>· lion. calls ror 12 two-story' townhouse units. plus a swim- ming pool and 12 guest parking spaces. The net density is 7.5 dwelling units per acre. which falls within the commission's standards. The second project, located just a half·block north of the In· tersection. includes 21 two.story townhouse units, in addition to a swimmina pool. tennis <'Ourts, saunas ·and 64 parking spaces. The net density Is seven dwelling uniu per acre. A1 a· condition of approvai_ Hadley aareed to extend the ex islln& bike trail on the nearby Grant Company property, by buildin1 a link of the trail on has own parcel. Hadley. of Los Angeles. onglnally received permits 1n Ur74, but was not able to begin construction before they expired. Tht" new perm its are valid until January or next year. Driver Hits lOAutos in Stolen Bus LONDON <UPJ> -The phon· tom bus driver of M1.1.5well 11111 WU behind the wheel or the No. 13-4 doubledecker for only 200 yards. " But In that time he hit and )lfT'ecked five parked cars on the first corner as he accelerated the stolen bus away from its depot. ~n he backed off. rounded the comtT. and steamrolled another five automobiles Monday night. After this he smashed into a brick wall. knocking it down. n- daunted. he set off a11aln, but was hnally balked by a :JO.foot trtt on which he scored a direct hit. The drinr loped out and Oed \nto the night. leaving angry auto owners inspect Ing their wrecked vehicles. A pe>lice spokesman, who said two youths might possibly have been Involved, estimated the damage at "several thousand" pounds. ~aguna Runs Operation City Takes Over Animal Control Di4ies t By JACK CHAPPELL Of ... °""' r1 ... - The city of Laguna Beach began its own animal control operation today, taking over when the SPCA abruptly can- celed an ei&hl·year contract with the city. Terry Brandt. assistant city manager, said he bell eves the citizens can expect n higher level of service now with the city.run operation. On an interim basts, the city 1s contracting with Or. Rose Ekeberg for s helter facilit1es at the Canyon Kennel. The city's new animal services oHicer is Shawn Christensen. Until arnvul of a specially designed animal con- trol truck. the officer wall use a radio·dispatched pick up truck ouUitted with necessary cages. Mrs . Chris tens en will be authorized to issue citations for animal violations, as well as to ~take into custody stray animals. She spent much of today re- ceiving an orientation in the Laguna 8eacb Police depart·· ment. Laguna 8eacb residents with questions on animal enforce- ment complaints may call 494·1124 ext. 280 or 281 from8 a.m . lo S p.m. After S p.m . the number is . .d94-0753. Questions about h~slng should be directed to 494·1124, ext. 237. The city shelter telephone number Is 497·3M2. The city's old contract with the SPCA was for S2hours a week or enforcement patrol and en· forcement. Under the new arrangement, the city will have enfor<'ement 8 hours a day for all seven days a week. Brandt said. The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil Wednesday will consider formal action allocating $15,000 for animal control services. authorizing a contract with Dr. Ekeberg and will pass necessary ordinances authorizing citalJons. The SPCA gave no formal re· ason for its cancellation, other than to say that O\'er the eight· year association with the city. condillons had changed. However. J nformally, it ts known that th~ agency was Irked by efforts by a c1llzen!I group, the Pet Responsibility Commit- tee. to uid in reducanj{ the number of unwanted s urplus pets by a low·co11t spaying and neutering program. lo add1llon, the agency is re- ported lo be solidtmg the bus i- ness of the city or Irvine for animGI s helter services. SC Watchman ~ New SC City Chief Choice Due Tonight Recovering Mter Beating A night "'ut<·hm<Jn hrutall\ beaten "1th a pipe b) hurglar':.. who broke into a San ('ll•mcnk restaurant Fl'l> 22 n•m;11n~ under <'are al ~an (.'lc•mt•ntc GcncrJI l losp1tal llosp1t al aid<.'<; said John Vas quez. 55, 1-. sJoy, ly recovcnng from mull1pl<.' i.kull fractures San Clemente city councilmen likely will announce their choice for city manager al Wednesday ni&ht's council meet.mg, Mayor Anthony DiGiovanm said lo· day. DiGiovanm said the council "has a likely pro~pcct" for lht' position now held by City Manager "Kenneth Carr. He is stepping down to become the city Field Trips ·Weighed by LB Trustees A nock of field trips and a s per1al report on Thurston In termedlate school goals will be among items confronting the Laguna Beach Umf1ed School Distri ct board of education tonight The board will meet ut 6 45 pm • 4S m1nutt.'ll earht.'r than normal because or <'lty election The board ag<>nda includ<>s re qu<>sl.s for 11pprovul of the South Coast League Student Council Winter Camp, Thurston's 8th An· nu al Colorado Jl Iver 'l'rip, and u natural history /survlvt1I field trip by hi.Ch school s tudents In cooperation with th<' U S. Marine Corps. A special report on 1toal'I Iden· tilled by parents. teachers and students at Thurston school will be given al lhe beginning or th(' board meeting. SC Burglaries Yield $2,000 Two residential burglaries in which $2,000 in items were stolen are und~r investigation by San Clemente Poli<'e Leo McGowen repe>rted loss of s tereo equjpment and guitars worth $937 from his apartment at 126CalleSan Diego. Meanwhile. a Calle Pescador woman said turquoise, cameras and coins worth $1 ,015 was taken from her home. The incidents were reported to Police during the weekend. t rmance director. The mayor sGid the council has considered candidates recom· mended by a private manaRe· menl consultant and others. Salary range for the job is $26,000 to $32,000 annually. IC action is taken Wednesdav mghl. DiGiovanni said, the new man coutd be aboard at City Hall by rrlid-Aprll. The agenda Item "selection of a city manager" is one of the last items scheduled to be deliberal· ed by the council. The meeting will begin at 7 :30 p.m. at City Hall. Jn a related topic. the council will receive petitions bearing the signatures or 91 people requesting the council rescind previous a<'· lion increasing the pay scale for the finance director's position. It was recently decided that Carr should earn about $28.000 when he lakes the job, Instead or lhe previous salary maximum or about $24,000. Carr now earn!> $32,000 aa city manager. Councilman Arthur llolmei., who is seeking re·e lection today,. uid last week that he wlll offer a motion asking that the con troverslal Increase be rescinded. Wednesday·~ meeting will be Holmes' last for hls current coun ell term. Vasquez "as bt•atC'n hy lhrrt· burglars .,..,ho <'nl1•n <t.I Arturo's Mexican lh·~tuurant. 2731 S. El Camino Real, throui;<h a rooftop \'enttlator and found him asleep in th<' lounge an•a A second man" hu was sleeping m the bar a bout 20 feet away was not inJUrt'd P"l1 r<· said tht' burglars <a pparently did not see the ~t'cond m <in The re~.1au1 ;.int ~ustained no lo~s. A thrl'<' foot IC'ngth of pipe believed UM'd in lht• attack was found near the rc~tauranl after the inC'1dent Fro• Page A l VOTING ••. valuation and other revenue ra1i.- 1ng mean'I. Voten, of thr• Cap1\lrano l 'n1f1cd Sl·honl 1>1-.tn d , which m 1'111cl t'S Son J UjJI C.qw.trano, San Cll'mente LaAuna N1guc•I, Dana l'mnt. ('<•Pt~lrano Uc:11·h and a 11nrtion of M 1s~111n Vi <' Jo. an• l".J:.tln~ ha lint '4 on u s:10 m 1 I hon bond authori111tlo11 m1•11,11n· Ty,,11 th11 cl 11 apprnvul 111 r1· q111 rp(l to pa ... 11 t h1• honcl11 Pulli< 111 th\• l'OUlll \' Ill f'llS nr th(' !1Cho<1I clili 1 n!'t will n ·m 111n op1•n until rt p m . 'Off Limits' t Wnnally GOP Party Nix£d NEW YORK (UPI) -The Wh1ltt llou1t l', ftt1tnn~ entry of former Treasury Secrel•try .J<1hn H Connally in the race for the Republican µrl''>ldt·nt1ul nomtnu lion, is moving lo torpedo a "polall(',11 r('lrcat " Con nally plans to host shortly after tht• March 9 F1orada primary, the New York Daily Nl'"" stud tod ay. Connally , a former Tt·~ .1s governor a nd Democral·turned·Republican, has announced he will play host to GOP party brass !\larch 12 and 13 al his Floresville, Tex. home. The purpose of the pow\\·ow, according to T exas Republi<'an Chairma n Ray Hutchison. is lo get party chairmen from around the country together to discuss items of mutual interest, "including improved relations wit h Congress." The News s aid President Forcl 'it political lieute- nants suspect the real purpose of the mccl tn~ 1s to build a launch pad for a Conn;,illy presidential can- didacy. As a result, the White House has passed lhl'. word to party regWars that the meeting 1s "off ltrniL'J." • .._ __ ) Tue.day'• CloeiJ18 Prtee1 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE L/SC DAii. y PlLOT A J , Tax Tips Which Medical Costs Deductible~ ByS\'L\'IA PORTEil f~\rlhmo 5'trWsJ If you itemize )'Our medlcal~xpense deducUons Oh ' rorm 1040 you m ay find i.cwual IRS and court ruJinars in , 1'7S or crucial lmportan~ lo your well·belng ~ and this , IOK beyond )'O ur pockttbool. To iHustrate with actual , cua: -A Hus band and wlle went to a nonprolll centt-r funded by several rellaious oraanbaUons for mur-taac counscUn11 Aller som e months of counsellna. the couple felt they were , healthy and enjoyed a .more monin&ful reolationshlp. Nevenheltss. th~ JRS a~id that the fees they paid were not medical expenses becau•e the counseling was not lor the prevention or t i · leviation of a physical or mental defect or Illness. Money's Worth . . Th~ counseling ':s purpose was lo help improve a m arriagt• • -which makes lhe fees a non·deducllble personaFexpense. -ANOTHER HUSBAND and wife underwent a pro· • gl"8m of trfatment lor sexual inadequacy and lncompaliblli· ty conducted by psychiatris ts at u hospital. The psychiatrists believed there was a greater probability or success if the patients stayed at a hotel ne ar the hospital during the two-week period or treatment. The couple did • this and went lo the ho6pital each morning fort~ consulta· lion sessions with the psychiatrists The IRS ruled that the couple's cost -or meals and lodging dunng the treatment period did not qualify as a medical expense because lhe meals and lodging at the hotel were not part of tnstitutional medical care. -A doctor's daughter had cur vature or the spine, for which one accepted method of treatment is a regime ot highly vigorous exercises. Because of his daughter's long. time interest in ballet. the doctor Cell that ballet dancmg would be her most effective exert'ise and preferable to u course of treatment through use of a brace. HE THEREFORE ENROLLED her full time in a ballet , schoo1 and deducted tuition. room and bourd al the school as · a medical expense. Tbe Tax Court disallowed the deduc tion because the doctor failed to prove h~ would not have in· curred these expenses if his daughter were well She had taken ballet lessons before becoming 111 and .eontlnued th~ lessons alter she left the ballet school, even though this had no connection with her illness. The impliution was that at tending school was moUvated as much by personal as medical reuons. ' -A favorable ruling in '7S covered blind individuals · who require the services or £ull·lime or part.time readers to perform the duties of their professional or semi ~ professional employment satisfactorily. The IRS said that. ' In cases where a reader's services are required and used solely in the blind individual's work. he may properly de· duct the cost of the reader as a busmess expense. if ht> itemizes his deductions. <Medical expenlies are dt>ductib1\', only to the extent they exceed 3 percent or your adjusted \ gross Income; there's no such IJmitation on your business expense deductions. l -ANOTl•t;R FAVORABLE ruling dealt tA'lth u ', paralyzed professor who needed no help in car rying on personal and business activities in his hometown but who required help when he had fo make busine11s trips away from home In connection with his employment. The IRS 1 ruled that. since he spent money on such help only when away from home in connection with his employment he could deduct these expenses as an adjustment in arriving at his adjusted gross income, whether or not he itemized his personal deductions . For a disabled attorney. though, who needed help with his prosthesis, and daily admlnjstration or medicine during the conduct of both his personal and 'business affairs, s uch help constituted nursing services the expense or which qualified as a medical expense, not a business expense. SPECIAL TAX TIP FOR '75 by the Research Institute of America: Jr you are among the milUons or shareholders in American Telephone and Telegraph who reinvest your dividends to buy more AT&T stock. you get a 5 percent dis· count from the market price of AT&T when Telephone uses your dividend to buy more Telephone shares for you. The IRS says that. when this happens. you must report as your dividend income the full price of the shares bought for you rather than the llmount of your cash dividend, which is actually 5 percent less than the price of the shares. Jn sum. that discount is taxable Income to you. Bltae Collar Wt>rkers Male Domain Slips As Women Get Jobs WASHINGTON CAP) -Women are moving in greater numbers into what were once consldert!d "men only" Jobs and now account for 18 percent of America's blue·collar worhrs. the Labor Department reports. "They are working practically every type of occupation that was once the private domain or men," &nyli Asst Secretary of Labor WlllJam H. Kolber1t "WHETHER IT'S subway con111rurllon, britltte ouifll Ing, boilermaking, bulldozing, truc·k driving <It running bill newspaper presses -all tough and dirty or d11ngl.!rous Joh" the women are al it." The government'!! figures show thlll at th'• end of 1975, women held about 18 l)('rcont or 5 5 million of \h{' :tli 2 m1lllon blue-collar Jo bs This Is up from 14.9 perrtmt In 1960 when :i Ii million women worked in hlue·collur occupulion11, c·om pared with 20.:i m&llion men. Whllt' the incr ease h3:! not bec•n drum all(', KolbNJC :o.uyl\ laws aiains t acx diacr1mlnaUon In hirtng und promotion practices are having a polJlllve impact He cites figures whkh show a 74 pcrct'nl inc rease m onl' year in the number or women apprenllc·e11 an 50 oC'cupuUon11l groupings And, he noted an an interview, all but three or these -beauticians, cooks and medlcal·denta l lechmclum1 -were reserved for men 20 years a1<0 THE LABOR DEPARTMENT, wh1 rh rcco1tnizes 41Soc• r upations as apprenticeable. reports that Hl'O or 40 percent had female apprentices last year, doublr the number in 1974. However, the total number of women 1r1 registered pro· grams was only 3,700 or about l l)('rcenl of the 400,000 re gistered apprentices Among Jobs women arc being trained for are ,Yrcraft and auto mechanics, butchers. cabinetmakers, cement masons, m achinists, plpefllters, plasterers. plumbers. roolen, structural steelworkers and toolmak(!rs. -AJJ DAILY PIU>T .. n-tey . ....,. 2. 111'1 Political N otes Douglas Forming Fund By O.C. HUSTINGS Ol•Dell•llll• .... Mc:Doonell DouaJas has announced the lorma· Uon of a fund through whlch tu perse>Mel can ctve voluntary financial support to candidates for federal and stale poUUc:al office. The Good Govemment Fund, formed under provialona of the Federal .Election Campa11n Act Ame ndmenta of 1974, will be non-partisan. Participation is ltmlted to people In lhe senior ranks ol management throu&hout McDonnell Douglas. Participation w111· be entirely 'voluntary'. Partic1· pant.a may authorize payroll deduct1orus of not less than two do1la rs or more than ten dollars weekly. The purpose of the fund will be to promote the effective cl t 1 tenshlp of l\l<'Ooonell Doug lu employes through their financial participation in the federal and state elettive process. lo assist in the nom ination and election of candidates for political office who will protect and advan~ the in· terests of participants in the fund. to promote the free ente rprise system, and to s upport the ' aerospace industry. Operation of the fund will be based at the cor· poration 's St. Louis headquarters. The fund's Articles of Association provide for the establishmenf of a Good Government Committee composed of Mc DooneJl Douglas personnel t.o d I reel ils basic policies with respect to expenditures and to disbune its funds to candidates and political com· mlttees. Its assets will be held by St. Louis Union Trust Company, and its activities will be reported to participants and to appropriate public agencies as required by law. • • • CARL KARCHER will serve as chairman of Ronald Reagan's Orange ~unty Campaign Com· mittee. heading an executive committee that in· eludes Willard S. Voit, campaign director; Arthur Sch.ick, finance chairman; Alice Bartlett, precinct chairman, Mary Jane Smal't, headquarters chairman, and Pat Dalton, special e\'ents chairman. I RJc:hard F. Ev am. Oraqe: Kae A. Ew•nc. Newport Bead\; A. Fatnutaro, S*nta Ana; M. Keith Gaede, Lquna Beac:b. Maurice Gladman. Tustin . Dlna Guldater, Lagun1t Beach : TIM lfa.ld1n1-=r. NtWJ>Ort 8each: CU/ford Hukelt, Anaheim ; Beatnce Hawldns, Seal Beach. Gavin Hetbert J r .. Neweort Beach: Ted Hertlhy, San Juan Capistrano: Vlreinla Knott. Newport Beach: t:bli Knobbt!, Santa Ana; liois Lundberg. La Habra. Helen McCaltum, Laguna Beach: Brad Miller. Newport Beach; Ed Mills, L.aguna React\; Jerry Moore, Orange: William Moses, Tustin. · Dan Montano, Huntington Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nestande .. Orange: A. Patrick Nagel. Newport Beach: Michael Nason, Mission VieJo; Borg Neilson, Laguna Beach. Thomas O'Keefe. San Clement~: Butc:hie Porter, San Juan Capistrano: Burt Proctor, Corona del Mar: Paul Prese•y. San Clemente; Jay Reed, Newport Beach. Alex Robertson Jr., Laguna Beach; Thoma.s C. Rogers. San Juan Capistrano: Lee Sammis, Newport Beach : Beverly Schick Santa Ana; Alan C. Stoneman, Newport Beach. Dr. Marshall Stonestreet, Anahe im ; Dr. Herbert Stroschein. Santa Ana: George Sturgis, Newport Be ach: Virginia Valentine, Balboa; Willard D. Voit. Balboa. Ed Ward. Costa Mesa: Gene Washburn, Co~ona del Mar ; Frank White, Fullerton ; Donna Wilkinson. San Clemente; Rev. Ralph Wilkerson, Anaheim; J ohn R. Young, Newport Be'ach. • * * ORANGE COUNTY CITIZENS supporting ef· forts within Congress to reopen the investigation Into the assassination of John F . Kennedy are forming a Citizens· Com mission of Inquiry. Organizational meetings will be held at the home of Betty Rush. 3073 Johnson Ave., Costa Mesa. phone 549·0206. These meetings will begin at 7:30p.m. March3andll. ORANGE COUNTY Dean's Aid e Richard Chavez Bai& or Anaheim, formerly executive director of the Anaheim Independence Community Center, has been appointed assistant dean of students at the College or M edlci.ne a\ UC Irvlne. Coast Eatery , Sued A patron who claims that he cut his mouth and sums when he bit into broken glass he found m hb tossed salad has sued a Newport Bea c h rMtaurant for $25,000 In damages. Edward C. llo<'ker further claims in the Orange County SuJ)('rior Court ac t ion file d against Muldoon 's Irish Pub, 202 Newport Center Drive, that he swallowed some of the glass when he dined at the fact11ty last March 11. WEDNESDAY o Sirloin eak soup. satacr,1ba. a,nd dessert 3125"""""'$2 35 s::~~d Clm ha 3 to 10 PM MKArttr I It ... Sal lilrl '"'· SPIRES IUYINGA NEW CAR? • U ·MONTM FINANCING! LOOKI • LOWllMONTHLYPAYMlNTSI South Coast Nattonal Bank olfera you lull 4&. month financing which means lower monthly payments that wiu.probably flt nicety Into your budget! And. we guarantee no surprise balloon payments at tho end ol your contract! Inter· ested? Como 1n, have a c up ot coflQe , and chat with our friendly loan ottlcers. They are e•perienced. knowledgeal)te and very helpful! They will be pleased to discuss cars with you, offer suggestions as to the best pr ice range tor your budget and t'lelp you with the appll· cation forms to in!tlale your new car IOI~. You will llke South Coast National Bank· because we o ile r more ot those special per· · sonal services that will make your banking a pleasure. rather than a chore! Visit us soon! . SOUTH COAST NATIONAL BANK 849 Sunftower SL, Costa Mesa at tile corner of Suntlower and Sear ~embtw FOIC (714) 540·5300 Co•lete COYe ..... of OOUltfJ 1owe;nme11t _. oeurte. · Ever,dar ln1"9 I DAILY PILOT i . I I John Wayne and Walter Knott are honorary chairmen of the Reagan committee in the county. In addition, Voit has unveiled a list of 61 people who f6tm the Reagan for President steering com· mittee in Orange County. They include: UCI Room .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. George Ar gyros, Newport Beach: Ted Bartlett, Huntington Beach: Ronald Birtcher, San Juan Capistrano: Dr. Edward Boseker. Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, Huntington Beach. Dedicated To Ge rard Merrill Buller. Jr .. Newport Beach: Dr. Vin· cent Car{Oll. Laguna Beach ; Ann Caspel'6, Newport Beach; Willis Clemons, Santa Ana ; Michael T. Collins, Newport Beach. The Ralph Waldo Gerard Reading Room in Neurobiology has been dedicated i n the UC Ir vine biologica l 's cien ces building, Helen Coffey, Newport Beach; Joanne Coontz, Orange: Harry Dalton, Tustin; Dick' Darling, Newport Beach: Marshall Duffield , Newport Beach. Steinhaus Hall. The new reading room. envisioned as a growing Margaret Duffy , ~ewport Beach ; literary resource in the Deaths Elsewhere neurosciences, contains as its nucle us the ex· tensive personal library CORPUS C HRISTI, Tex. <AP> -William Red Fox, 105, a Sioux ln· dian who for decades was a colorful Wild West showman, died at a Corpus Christi hospital Monday . Red Fox claimed to be the last liv· ing person who had been In the area of the Little Big Horn battle of 1876. PARIS CAP> -Jean Mirtlnon, 66. an inlema- t1onally known conduc· tor who conducted lbe Chicago Symphony from 1963 to 1968. died Monday after a long lllness: SAN DIEGO (AP) - Funeral services were held today for Philip Steinman. 99, a veteran eEAllDSlEY llEVES -J"" JI, Do ... o GM"°I U, ""° Ka ren .... l$. bolllol H""ll"VIOfl 9ta<ll. ST AOM·SCHAHTZ -J •n JI, Wtlfltm 1100.tl, <!, • .,., Detorfl L, U . bot~Ol ,_, .. ft v ...... CHllONISTllt0\Tilll.ING!> -"-9. 1. ,, .. o. .... 11, ""° Cvnllll • l.. ••. botllOllAOUl"'Hllh WAllllllN·MC IHH1$ -Poll 1, ... ~,, D , n, ot Holly-. -,,_ Tu..-o,lO. •I Co\to .,.. .. 'AfTH.,,.ll.l~ -~ ... J, Alc; ... rd a..ri.•. ti, ol H""ll"9t.., 9t.Cll. -Vtt-i. l tt. ,., ot Slant°" l ilH,OEWICZ·l!Clt l!ltT -F<lb •. "'41tl\ JeMM, 1&. tnd 01-. 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SACRAMENTO CAP> auto accident Injuries. -A $100 r efund to a authorities r e ported. Garden Grove woman Funk Dompe, 56, wa.s has been approved by the ' ~ured in a two-car acc1· State Lands Commission dent four days earlier in for an incomplete land Merced County. buytbaloccurredin 1898. On May 28, 1898, in Tuolomne County, James McCormick paid JAMES " ~::,•_:.THEA. ""'· SlOO for 80 acres of land, """'°' i...o""" H111'-o . 0 ..... -1~ the commission wutold, .,_.,._,, 1', '"' llelowd -OI d . d rtifi t """' ~ .... , ,,,...,,_. •o••ftq ,_._,,,, an receive ace 1ca e ,,.,.,. ... Mell\u...., ,.,.,., --Alto or purchase the next ~-bT M• .,.,..,,., ""' & ~ month J-11 Mathe•.-•l\t.r,Bettv""" • Ma,,.., ano on• 11ro!I•••. AoDon However, he didn't """"'°' "'' ,,,...,..., ••• •n acu.. complete lhe purchase by ,_..,.., °' Tl••s.ddtot>ao .., • .,..,v"" fi lln g ··proof or th .. CA. I""'"" Gv•<tH aftd ,.,...., •• ,... 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It Is prudent to "et ecquainted with your funeral director in .clvan« or need. just as with a doctor or lawyer. ~H€FF€R mo a TU.U Y ~7b SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY lAGJNA BE.ACH 4'M-tS3S ~· llQ_,..1 .. .,.y l.AYNallOe••TTl"Ott -·""" "'".... ....,.....,,.. SAN O.EME:NTf tSJlNGRTH a CAMINO REAL ~-OHlO 827 Mein Sl ~, • .....,.. •• ., Huntl~Of' Beech ~...__,~..,. • HOW MANY LIVES DO YOU WANT TO SAVE TODAY? If you are like many other people, you really do intend to give blood or to join the Red Cross so meday. You 've even thought of enrolling in a CPR class to learn how to treat a heart attack victim . But other things interfere; you don't find the time, and there's really no hur~ No hurry? Every day hospitals in Orange County plac;.e orders for blood with the Red Cross. On a typieal day last week, the Red Cross Blood Center had orders for 105 units; from Hoag Memori al Hospital Presbyterian, Martin Luther Hospital, St. Joseph's Children's Hospital, Anaheim Memorial, and others throughout the county. And a growing number of people att end CPR~ . classes-th e new Red Cross program for Cardlopul· . monary Resusci tation -to teach you how to respond to a relative, a friend, a neighbor or a stranger who is suddenly gripped by a heart attack. The Red Cross is an agency of mercy. Nearly everything it does is designed to save lives, or bring comfort and relief, here and around the world. This month is Red Cross month. If you can give blood, if you would like to~ contribute time as a volunteer or money as a member, if you would like to know more about the Red Cross programs including the CPR classes, call 0 American Red Cross Orange County Chapter + A' United Way Member Agency M. W. Hutchison, Chairman Edward F. Colburn, Manager 601 N. Golden Circle Dnve Santa Ana, California 92705 Telephone (714) 835-~81 ~ l'Ullll .... Or ..... CNtl Dally PllM. _,,...... ________ ,.,. ... 11,t,.,.."""n:"t,•.m• ~!' "----------L--------------------------------------------------7 Number 15 in a series of public service ltdvertisements sponsored by Avco Rnancial Services, Newport Beach, California , '. 7 ' .. Afternoon ,. N. Y. S&oek.s ' L. 69, NO. 62, 2 SECTIONS, 2.f PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALf FOR NIA TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1976 TEN CENTS Patty Accused of Lies on Robbery: Valley Voting On Nine Fountain Valley residents were votmg today among nine candidates for two four .year seats on the city counc~. Polls opened at 7 a.m. and re- main open until 8 p.m . A check of nine of the city's 26 precincts at mid-morning in· dicated a light voters turnout sofar. ranging from three per· cent al Gisler SchQol to about seven percent a l Rancho La Siesta mobile home park. Election oCficials this morning termed the voter turnout light but some saJd it may be higher than in past city elections. City official s w ere expecting a turnout of about 20 percent of the city's 20,014 registered voters. Vivian Reuter. an election of· ficial at Plavan School, said by 9:45 a.m. 35 residents had voted. while by noon two years ago only 38 had voted. Police at mid-morning report-· ed no complaints about elec- tioneering near t he polling places. The only controversy was over an endorsement letter for can· didate Sheila Marcus sent by the District Educators Association, the teacher organization in the Huntington Beach Union High School District. The letter. reportedJy sent to about 750 teachers In Fountain Valley. urged a vole fol' Mn. Marcus and said a vote only for her would be more effeetive. DEA Presidenl C. B. Wright l\aid he did not intend the letter to urge voting for just one can· dldate, unless residents had dlf· fk ulty making up their minds on as~ond one. But Fr ank Bryant, wbo Is working on M ayor Bernie Svalstad's re·election campaign, said he was "surprist'd .. at that suggestion. and candidate Fred Voss called It "unscn.q>ulous." Jan Wiiheim. a worker for Mrs. Marcus. said she is not en· couraglng residents to vote only for one candidate. "People have two votes and that 1s their ri~ht." sl\e said. Mrs. Marcus s aid Monday she had not seen the letter and she could not be reacht'd for com· ment this morning. Voss stud he believes the DEA endorsement was tied to umfica· tion because Mrs. Marcus and teacht•rs were opposed to that :;chool reorganizaticm issue. He said. and Wright con· firmed. that DEA interviewed no und1date!'I except Mrs. Marcus, a former teacher, becausenoone else sought an 1nterv1ew. He suid they reviewed other candidates' quahhcallons and "could see no point" in lntt'rviewlng others. Wrishl"s letter ulso srud the en· c1orsem ent was supported by <)cun View and FountAin Valley eltml'nt&ry tuchers. But Bob Wh ite. Fountain \'l\llt'y knchl•r prcs1<lent. said tu dor that while the orl{nnizat1on !iUp~ro Mr~. M arcwi. it dot's not :411pp<1rt casllni;i only one vote. llr said he uraes votf.'r1' to rl'\'ICW all (':md1dntes and vote for two. Wrtitht uld this was thl' fir11t ~let'tlon In which DEA had lssuNt endorsemt'nts and teachers fo<'l they should become involved to thsure good government. I Dial Vall,ey JI ote Returns F ountain Valley resi· dents may dial 962·0052 aner 8 o'clock tonight to learn the outcome of today's city council el~­ tlon~ Election returns also~·m be posted at c1ty ball. 10200 Slater Ave., as votes are counted. The election phone number was erroneously reported earlier because of a phone company error. o.ll'r"•~-HB STREET SCENE And the Raina Came More Rain Expected On Coast • Tbe storm that dumped more than two Inches of rain on some ~ot the Orance Coast ls ex- pected to linger over Southern Californla tbrouab Wednesday and weathermen say there's a SO.SO chance more rain will fall. The storm that moved into the area early Monday morning broughl 2.1 inches of rain tp La1una Niguel. the hjghest re- cordlng on the Orange Coll.$\. Elsewhere. rainfall fi gures ranged from .67 inches at Hunt- ington Beach and .86 inches at Newport Beach to 1.01 inches in San Clemente and 1.30 in El Toro. A spoke-sman for the Orange County Flood Control District said .84 inches fell in Santa Ana. brlngine the omcial county total to 4.57 for the season. Average ralnfall for this date, accordmg to county statistics, is 9.84. Flood control omcials said there was no Ooodln& in flood control channels. but they noted there was some localized street flooding, particularly a long MacArthur Boulevard between Bonita Canyon Drive and Bristol Street. In San Clemente. the rainfall touched ofr 8 series of rock and mud!lides that rorced police to close off Pacific Coast H.ighway between Cam ino Capistrano and Estacion from 2 p.m . Monday to 8a m. today. According to police reports, the sliding caused In the recent 11torm has endangered some blufC top homes In the Colony Cove de· velopmenl. Holdup Witness Talks SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The prosecution caUed a surprise witness today who testified that Patricia Hearst hed on the wit· ness stand about her part in a Symbionese Liberation Army bank robbery. Electronics expert Zigurd Berzins. a Vietnam war veteran who was in the bank when Miss Hearst and four SLA members held it up on April 15, 1974, said he saw the newspaper heiress pick up bullets and ammunition C'lips a fter she dropped them out- side the bank. Miss Hearst said repeatedly from the witness stand that she did not check her carbine and did not know whether 1t was loaded during the holdup. Berzins testified that he rushed into the bank . giving the door a quick push. and heard a metallic noise behind him. Thin.king he had slammed the door into someone 's face. he looke<fback. The veteran said he saw a woman kneeling just outside the partially opened door with a rifle HAARISES WIN VICTORY; EVIDENCE ILLEGAL-AS SONG WRITI'EN ABOUT PATIY--A7 across one knee. She was picking up two straight ammunition clips and one or two bullets which bad fallen t.o the ground. He did not immediately iden· tify the young woman as Miss Hearst, but said s he was wearing a long. dark coat and bad long and wavy hair. eithet" red, brown or auburn. Prosecutor J ames L. Browning Jr. then had bank surveillance films of the holdup played again. As Miss Hearst entered lhe bank ln the movie, Berkins said: "This ls the person I saw." Defense attorney F . Lee Bailey rested his case Monday after los- (See TANIA, P age A?) Storm Drain Project OK'd A ne w s torm drain in Seal Beach, expected lo improve water quality tn the Anaheim Bay, wos unanimously approved Monday by South Coast Regional Commissioners. The project, by the Orange County Flood Control D1sln.:t, will be located along Pacific Coast Highway. from Seal Beach Boulevard to Balboa Drive, and along Balboa Drive. from Pacific Coast Highway to Bolsa Avenue. Plans call for a 2,2.0(}foot un- derground pipe to replace an ex- isting open drainage ditch. Cou n· ty engineers told comm1ssioners that the new drainage system would reduce the amount of sedi- ment and trash now flowing into the Anaht•1m Bay. "~,, ........ CONTROVERSIAL BANK ROBBERY PHOTO WHICH MAY LEAD TO MOTION FOR MISTRIAL Was Patty 'Covered' by SLA Thuga, and Was Her Gun Even loaded at the Time? 'Unconscionable' Terrorists HB Police Singed Kidnap For Using Informer Translator By ROBERT BARKER oe-. 0.11, Pl• $4illl Chief Earle Robitaille and the Huntincton Beach Police Depart· ment came under scathing at· tack Monday oigbt for employing a "convicted burglar'' as a police informer. "The practice 1s unconsciona· ble. immoral and a bad police procedure,·· Warren Lee told Ci· ty Council members. Ue. who says he is a deputy probation emcer in Loog Bea{'h, says he r ead of the account in a newspaper. He said it was his understand· in& that the Huntington Beach Police Department allowed a known b urglar to c9 mmlt burglaries in Huntington Beach tor information whe re the burglary loot was being fenced. "This unconscionable practice Is aggravated by Chief Robitaille because of his defense of this practice as good police pro· cedure." Lee said. "As a resident a1Mi..(I. victim of an unsolved burglary and a depu· ty probation officer. I th.ink these acts and this altitude both im- moral and illegal," he sald. Whether Robitaille himsetr condoned this practice as good police procedure was no4. known today. He declined, or was una· ble. to return a reporter's call. Various City Council me mbers said Monday night that they dldn 't condone the practice and neither did the chief. Mayor Norma Gibbs said that police de· partments have used lh1s device m the past. She-said previously that she d1dn 'l know th<· police depart· ment was working with the in· former and giving him payment but that it was an accepted police operation. Counc 11 w o man Harriett Wieder said that the chief has some information that she couldn't disclose Monday night. However. it was reported that Robita i ll e and City Ad· mlnistrator Dave Rowlands are preparing a full report on the matter for Friday. "The chief doesn't condone the action and neither do I ," P.trs. Wiede r said. Mayor Gibbs said there also was a problem in that the courts frequently kicked the Informer loose. givlng him freedom to ply his trade. The story broke last week when a lawyer claimed the in- former was us ed to entrap a de- fendant accused of attempting to receive stolen goods. The informa nt is Bobby Bell. 2S. who is reported serving a 21h year term at Soledad Stat e Prison for burglary. Ret'ords s how that he helped various police agencies solve burglaries over a three.year penod. However. he was captured last yur when allegedly burgling the Corona del Ma r home of Fourth District Court of Appeals Judge Robert M. Gardner. Capt . Bert Ekstrom has said previously that "We reeovered a lot of s tolen property behind his efforts." Ekstrom has also said pre- viously that 1f he knew that Bell was playing both sidl'5 of the law. he would have presged for con- viction and a stiff sentence. A translator for the Summer Institute of Linguistics. an af- f 1 Ii ate o f W ycli ffe Bible Translators 1n Huntingt on Beach. is bemg held hostage in the southern Philippines by Muslim terrorists. Eunice Dlmant, 36. or Creal Bntain, was kidna Saturday mornine as ~he r in a boat between islands. acco ding to Al Pence. vice preside t for in· ternalional operat'ons at Wycliffe. . Pence said he s poke to Wyrliffe officials in the Philippines Mon· day, who said they do not believe Miss Oimant is in physical danger and negotiations are pro· ceeding between the Philippine government a nd her captors. Ho said they are demanding the re- lease of two Muslim political prisoners. He said Miss Dimant has been In the Philippin es since 197Z working in the village of Panigayan trying to develop an alphabet. gramm ar and translat· ed mater ial in the Bangingi Sama! language , which has never been written down. She was captured at 9 a .m. ~a turd ay a s s h e and h e~ landlord, Sulaiman Barhama, traveled by boat from their home u!land to a neighboring one. Miss Dimant's partner. Jo Ann Gault of San Diego. had not gone on the boat trip. Wycliffe officials in the Philippines will have lo de· c1de whether or not Miss Gault (See HOSTAGE, Page AZ) The unexepcetcdly in"nli<' rnlnfall wa !I blamed h)• California Highway Patrolm<'n with cousintt n hui<e traffic snarl on th~ Santa Ana f'r~way th;1t kept can nearly at a standstill from the Oranite County line to Norwalk fo r three h<>Uni. Quick Rescue Action Variahle cl ouds with Rhowen likely tonight and Wednesday. according to the weather lady. Chanco of rain 50 percent tonlgtit and Wednesday. Highs S6 to 62. Lows 44 lo SO. Forecasts from the Nationnl Weather Service call for a SO per· rent chance or rain thro°"h w ... ,. nesday with continued cool tem· peratures. Temperatures recorded along (Sff RAIN, Page A%) Two School Boards Hold Joint Meeting Trustees of both the Hunt- ington Beach Union High and Westminster <elementary) School Districts will mttt al 7 30 • p.m . Wednesday at high school district offices. 5201 Bolsa Ave . Huntmgton Beach. Ite ms on the agenda include joint field trips, increasing com·· municalion between districts and advance placement of elemen- tary s tudents in high school c lasses. The m eetin g was rescheduled from la.,l ~ Huntington-J/all,ey Creia Save Motorist A combined Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley fire and pohce rescue team worked fran· t1cally In heavy rain Monday to save the life of an 83-year-old motonst whose heartbeat was undetectable after a spectacular triple car crash. The 11 a .m . accident al Wamer Avenue and Magnolia Street, borderline between the two cities. appeared lo leave George E. Hersley with only moderate cuts and bruises poliee said. Moments later, however. he gasped. turned ashen and col- lapsed. Hersley. of 8642 Westminster Ave . Westminster. was listed in critical condihon today at Foun- t a 1 n Valle y Comm unity Hospital's intensive care un1L His wife Anastasia, 80, was also hospitali zed with severe head lacerations, but ls Hated in sali1factory condition following surgery. Raio was pouring beavUy at the time and police paramedic units operating under a joint powers agreement. in whJ ch they respond in other cities, were tied upon crashes. Fountain Valley firemen were closer than Huntington Beach paramedics. so they responded when the e mergency call we nt out. Fountain Valley's para- medics were unable to leave the scene of another injury accident on San Luis Street . Investigators said Huntington Beach's paramedics rolled up less than a minute later, while an o ff-duty H unliogton Beach fireman stopped to join the life· saving effort. They found Hersley wu not breathing and no heart beat could be detected but Fountain VaJley policemen Gary Watson and Jack Mihalik and Hunllngton Beach Fir~man Wall Sawyer went to work with moulh·to· mouth resuacltatlon. Lesa than one minute late r, Huntington Beac h paramedics Chuck Reynolds and Gary Swallows arrived and took over with more sophisticated medical care Including a radlo system that telemetered the victim's heart rate to Huntington In· tercommunlty Hospita l so 1t could be m onltored. Doctors the re can then advise paramedjcs to alter treatment if the patient worsens. Rain was one factor blamed in the crash tha t injured the Henley couple and caused <See RESCUE. Pace AZ) INSIDE TODAY Workfno womtn M1D have atronaer marriagu than th1ir .rta11-at·home 1tattrt, 1at11 a UC rt1tarchtr. Story, 02. Index .Cast Your Vote; Polls Open . Until 8 . ' , .. .. ~. J DAILY PILOT H /F . ' Earl Warren Knew of (;astro . Plots? ·. :.: :'WASHINGTON <AP> -A tltmer head or tht' Sttret Servi<' Cof\f1rms th.tt th~ lalt-Ch i r 4utace 1-;nrl Wurrt>n Ol'let! told ~ hl' lt'urnt'd of U . plot., to lpU Cuba 'a f'ldel C tro. bu\ not .,ut three yu,.. •lter the Witt'· ~ Commli.1>1on roncl~ llli 1r. ~ligation 1nlo lhf' auuamaUon .. J ohn F Kcnnrdy t ln an Interview Mond11y nJahl. tmea J . Rowley, who retired 1n 3 H d1r<1ctor of the Sttr<'t rvicc, nl!lo confirmed thul ht' • • l>UMd UM 1oformatlan to the Fil an a memo to lbta·P'BI Dlrector J. Ed•ar ~er. Earlier fonday, sourt'es r e ported thul th<' Scn1i1lt' In lclhaeoce Com m lttee has ob talned a cop\' ot th•t memo R uwlt'.). v11t'a t1 on1n 1t an F1orada. 2-tlld the ln(orm111100 had bttn prov1dt"d lO Warn•n by un unldtmt1f1td source at a meeting arrantted by the law columnltl Drew Pearson. Tht' m emo provides the rkst •Y•dHU tbat Warren. who headed the illYKlJC•tlon wh cb concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted a lone in k1lhn1t Ktnned)', t'\1er learnt.id of'the CIA plou to kill Castro. Rowley'i< me mo v.·a~ v.•nuen m 1967, thrN! yeari. after the Warren <'Ont m1~'1un publis hed 1ti. con · cl1C11ons . Columnist Jat'k Anderson. who u1d he also has a copy of mt·mo, 1111d Monday that HoY.lty mu •. takenly told Hoover lhtil W:1rn·n f>K 'd in Library, City Hall •. ·1;· Wine Gets a BoOst ~ The Huntineto n Reach C1ly Counr1l has approved l.be use of tllne and c hampagne at such public (ac1hlles as the library, ci- t)' hall and lhe Marana and Edison community cflllers. Mayor Norma Gibbs. who describes herself as nearly a 100 percent teetota ler. sa1d that or· ganizers of s uch events as wed· ding receptions, political fund · raising functions and religious gatherings can lake advantaae of the program by laking out a SS permit 45 days an advanre The ordJnance st1pu1ates that no whis key or other spirits of miore than 24 percent in akohohc content will be allowed. The t'ily also continued its ban on dnnk- ing of alcohol in any form at parks a nd beaches. The new wine ordinance faces a second read ing by the city Cutting In Rejected pancer Retaliates He was dancing with his darling an the Main Street Saloon. but 11 wasn't to tht' Tenne see Waltz and the stars in his eyes weren't romantic. lluntangtoo Beach poltre said todav. Lawrcnct' Lesniak. 23, or 650~:: Park Dnve. Costa ~lesa. complained to orf1rt'rS Monday ntJ?ht that he " as al> sauht>d '-"the tavern al 117 Mam St . and all because ht> let her ha\'e the last "ord "HE WAS dancing "1th ht•r "hen this ~U} came ur and tapped him on lht' houldt•r and asked tn <'Ut in, • Detert1ve Stt 8('rt Chadwick explained today .. It"!> up to her." Lesniak said amicably "No." derlared Tern Gibb!> of La Puente Momenls latPr. Lesniak complained, he was t apped on the s houlder again b~ lhc.' :.amt> would -be interloper and~ i.harply rapped m the mouth. THE HUSKY assault suspert. about five feet 10 int'hes and 210 pounds. fl ed the bar arter Lesniak went down with the punch He was not senous ly hurt. police said - Vall W f'ro• Pa~ A J ey oman · 1n· db RAIN ... lJDre Y lhe Orange Coast ran~ed from lows an the Ws to htgM In the 60s Her Own Car Snowfall fro m the storm was • kept well above the 4,000·foot A Fountain \'alley \I.Omen s uf rered leg lnJUrl('S Mondav "hen -.he" as ncc1dentnllv run over bv hero"n car. pohrt'reportcd · Jennte Lind Hrown, 52. or 17332 San Luis St . was lrt'ated for hruascs a nd released al Hunt 1nglon lnterrommunaty Hospital .afte r tht> 10 43 a m incident Officers said she had barked her car from n garage, then left 11 1n rever~e whale !-he <'106ed the 1:nrage door When she spottt'd th(' rar mo' 1ng, pohre rt'portt'd. she tnrd to Jump back inside But the car cloor cauAht on a no parking 'itl(n, k norklng Mr s n rown un tlt>m euth the vch1rlc.' Offtrers said the rar roll<'d on do,,n an allt), a nd i.trurk anotht'r garage. befort' th<.' "'<' 11m ran over nnd dro'<' at bark to hero"n gara~<'. CB Radio tole n Rick A11dcr11on o r 8271 Mun!ller Orl\·r . ll11nt tnJ:l1>n nrnrh tole! polart• Mon1lt1y lhnt 'nmt·9rw 'ma~lwtl .1 window of h1 .. 1·.1r .111cl m11dc-ort with h111 $1 .IOO l'lt111•n·~ h1.1nd radio ORANGE COAST r .. C"'4Pf'lvit (M\I l1111111f '''-' •;t,_ •"'""" • I f\•"" 'f '"""' ,. ...... f'f o \\ 1• """,..,...., .. ; ,.,.. f ... ~,.. ..... ,,·""~""'"fl ( ... ,!ill>~. ""'~"'' '"'·'""" ·~· '"''"''",..."' ~~-· '"""'• ~ t ...... ,, •. , f" 1, llil'• • ~ •r·ul '" .~. ttur•t ""-'• • f'.-.. I" I '"'' 1 .. n °W •l'• t jo,. f't \M4tt• I A It ,,. .. , • •. ._,' ''""~I'·'"' '"~' (~ t /It •"Q•#f ~· •\otlt,I,,.,.,~ C· r "'' t~•t1·W• ...... ""' t•,-c • ·• • •' tvf t "'4f P'-"t h •• ''"' ¥ll"t ., ••• ·lr•-C\ (•\tit tiA••• ~ .... ,.. •• ,.,.._ RotM>rl N Wf'fd r••""•"'' .,.... rvtit·~ v ••... !.~~ ~ £~'!t..- mark a nd the weather station at ~tt WJlson recorded a rainfall or :l 8Smrhes The hngermg ~torm is c.'xpert Ni to prodU<'t' m ore hea,·y rains 1n the desert and mount::ian areas Preteen Held In Caiholic Church Arson An ar~on <'nse involving thl' $2,500 torching of the altar at tlunlington 8('arh·s old Sts. S i mon and Jude Catholic Churrh has been sol\ed. a spokesman for the c1ly F'tr(' Department said today. Pohc(' have initiated 1uven1Jc- rourt action against a youngster lhey beh<'''e was responsible for lhe fire that damnae<t th1' c hur r h la s t wef'k , th e spokuman said Authorities " o u I ti s a y o n I y t h at t h c 'ounastt'r as a pre-teenaJZcr Se\•eral tares were set at the frnnt of the church sanctuary nnd one had eaten up n w all to lhl' vnultec1 <'<'i lin~ of th<' 55 · \ear oltl "oncten 'tructur<' 111 10th Stt1•1•t a111I Orani:1• AH•11111• lw fort• r 1 rt• nH• n d ou~t·d the f1L1mt'' /\ s,·t•ond fire Inst Wt'l'k that was hlamt'rl 1111 :irsom't" e·all'lt•cl about S:Z.~I "Orth nf d11ma)l1' 111 .m old bnck bulldlnJt at M aan St rE't>t u nd Coast Ill 1thw11v That ar~on <'ase l<'mains un !lolved. The fire ril'partml'nt !lpokes m an said investi11utor" 11re now certain the two blaze!'l were not r elatt'd . rouncal a nd v. on 't go into effert for about 45 days, caly 0Uir1als said. Councilman Al CO<'n led the charge for lhe alcohol pro\'ls1on "I fee l that lcg1l1mate groups s bobld use our fac1hlies and shouldn 'l have to JlO outside the community." he said Coen also moved lo remove restrictions o n the alrohol permit that would bar the pri vilegc from people who a re not c ity or U.S. residents or those who have been ronvlcted of a fe lony. "These are not conslltul1onal means and they arc dis· criminatory. ··said Coen. Counc il woman Harriett Wieder said she thought it was nereuary lo have sut'h facahlles "Our hands are presently tied and groups have to go ouLc;ide the rommuna ty to rind a plare that is suitable." she said Mrs. Gibbs said she was ven unhappy that preparation or th~· ordinanre had bt-en !>ludaed for a ~ear an the cit) altornl'y·s offil'e .. I was appalled recently to find at on has dt's k," she asserted "The vote " ui; a real paradox to me ... s he s.11d ··1·m \'en much against lu1uor when I 1ot•t· 1ts abuses ancl "h11l 11 dOl'S to dama~e fam1ht·~ ··Rut in lht'Sl' b !-ut•s. I ha\ l' to push aside my p1•r!>onal hias and VOte IO the l)l'Sl 1nt('rcsl or the C"I ty ... she said The rccr<'utinn <ind park" rom m1ss 1o n rerent ly voled un anlmously aR a1ni.t h avans: akohol t·on.sumcd at parki. and rt'rreational far1litics. ThE' hbrar~· board. ho"E'ver. fa\'ored the n('w ordinance DONT CALL arr HALL TEL A\'I\', lsrat·I IAPI -The mavor's tt'l<'phon<' and all th<' phonl'S al T<'I A\ I\ Cit~ Hall \\ere cut off toda\' The Min1:.1rv nf Communications :.aid th~· municipahly hadn't paid 1\s telephone bill An official said the lines would he rt>connectt>d after City Hall .ind lhc.' fire department. whirh was ldt only its emeq?enry numher working, paic1 127.000 lsra('h pounds -about Sl7,000 Coast Panel Turns Down 2 HB Triplexes Plans to build two separate tnplex apartments in the "tov.n lot"" area or JI untington Heach were turned do'4 n Monday by the rea1onal ('oastal romm1ss1on TurninJZ bolh prOJl'Ct'> down "1th a ~ 4 vote. comm1~st0nc.'" rt>fust>d to 1i11ve permat 'I t o W1lhnm J 'fnll•r. who prol>'>'<'ll .1 thtt't' 11n1t h111lelin ~ at 2:'li :.'11 SI and /\ ltf'('h M c11l11lnr S\ 'lt'm'I. \' hach had plnns for J s11t• al 2111 t!lt h SI Th<' "town lot '· .1rl'a 1·1111'"" 11( :llO 111'rl'' of <1 m ;1ll . 11 :1rr11w '"h d1v1dt>d lot!'l, wh1rh t·omm1 .. c;1on JJlnnnt'rs hr lh•vt• m11y «rt•11tr ;1 lurge amount of e't'OS:<'~t1on 1f rul I)' developed. Tht aren as loratC'd cloi.e to thl' bcarh and as th<' ref ore or concern lo the coastal commission In dc- nyhta lhe proJerts. the com· m1ss1on followed the rt•rommen· dat1ons of lhe1 r staff plonnrrs. alto learned rrom the ~urtf" that Cutro ordel"'ed Keruwch s death in r~ahation for tht' .ittempts on his own lire Ander son a lt1rnwr 11Jrtn' r of Pearsoci·:s. said thf' ;)our('(' h,1cl d1rt'rt atter·the·tact ktao" l\.>dl(t' or tht' CIA ploti. but "u' onl\ Ss>fl'Ululln~ v. hen he told Wurn•n about u pos,1blt' (.'ust11l 1 etal111 t1on Anderson dt·i;rrlbed the <'On· tent& or th\" mC'mO lO thr Ai. sociuted P re" rn un rntervil'" Mondoy oftt'r tht' I.as Vtgas SUn ••. mltttt. sold tht Sun rtport reported that a ast'crt't report In liffmt'd tn 1n,11ht mform11t1on tht' htrndi. or the St!nall' romm1t puhh~ht•d f)rt'\ 1ously '" u ~p t''t.> dorumenll•d tht' fort thut tcm~r 1963 AP dbpit!.rh trom CJ,tro ordt•rt'd Kenned)· ll:1\u1rn quotini.: C'111otro 11~ '"'~ Jl>:<>ll•~tnut1on und probably lbat in1r1 . "l S lcnden. should thank ol his brolht•r. Robert that 1f lht>\ ar(' 1thll11~ h •rrori1ot It l'ould nol bt> determined am plans to toh111111,1tt• ('uhon leuder' mt>dtnll•lv "ht•thl•r th<' memo lht•y thl•m11l'I\ l'' "111 not bt• d,•:.n 1b,·d b' Andcnion and tht· 1o:1h• ·· report clteet'by the sun 4\\l•re tht' . ('hurr h udd4.'11 tha t hl' hni. i;amf' docum<'nt. dtrl•ch•d his 1otarr to Mntne·t Sun St'n. f'rank Chur('h, <'hairm11n pubUbhCr JI unk c; tt•c11~pu11 l<Hl'l! of the ~1·nate fntl•lltwenrt• <'om 11 hl' hui. ud<l1t1on.1I lnforinutaon f 'ro"' Pagr :I I RESCUE ..• :.rores uf otht•r arrtd<'nt:. Mon da' Polart• sJ1tJ hc.' "as lurntnl! rtl!hl t o J!ll \v. <'St bound from \\'Jrnt•r ,\' enu1• north on :\t a I! no Ii a St n• t· I '' ht' n th t• couple's 1962 'edan .. 11ll uut of control Jumi'111J! lht• t't'nh•r ell\ 1dt•r. 1t cra:;hcd into t" o 1'.ar:. '' J1l1n1it to.- make left turns but I hl' olh1•r moton sts wt•re uninJUrC'd. pohr1• :.a ad Th l' ' • \\ 1• rt• 1 c1 1• n t 1 (I l' d a ' EdY. ard E Dobo~. ll( 15821 But t erf1eld St . \\'1·slm11lsll'r und Eugene B . \'ani.hus. of 16511\ Walnut St.. Fount um \'allt•y. f 'ro• Pagr ;l l TANIA ••. ing his second legal battll' or the day. Bailey ended his I h la) prescn talion after LI S D1,1nrt Jud~l' Oliver J . Carter 1 <'J<'«h'<i a de· frnse motion for d1~n11ssul or all rharges on grounc1' till' S:O\"l'rn menl withheld e\'1dt•nre tendinA tosho" Mass Hearst 1:. innocent The JUdgt• earlier rl'fust-d to let the Jury ht•ar l(•,t1mon.\' from Hn expert on "!>p('(•rh patl<'rn.,·· who :.aid the he1rt'ss · n•,·olut1onan statement:, on SI./\ \<ape record angs "ere "nltt•n hv nll'mbcr~ uf the kidnap l!•tnJ! So(.•cerdelic Star Twelve watn\'~S('io. "er<' rallt'd by the derense. with the 22.year old derendant spendmJ: a week on the stand lelhnl( of 4'!•ni: held 111 tt C'loset, raped a nd tllreatem'd un tll she joined her klrlnupt'rs m the• robbery lo uvoicl bcmR killed. Thi.IL b('s p t•Cl<ll'll·d ~ocn·r pli.i.H·r kirking 1l around an the Los Angeles Colis t•um 1:. rtOfll' ollwr t han rock superstar Elton John. allir('(I 111 a Lt.>~ Angl'les Aztecs uniform John. ~1 rugb~· pla~·t·r in has native England. took to the field to puullc11c tht:' tt1am in which he has recently ac- qwred a n anlcrc~t. Meter Maid Said 'Stable' Afte r Accident A llunlington Rea<'h pohrl mt>ter ma ad who " as i.e\'erel> 111 1ured a "c.'('k ago "ht>n hl'r CJr "as hit bro<1ds1d<• al hai:h sJ)('t•tl h' anolh(•r 'ehll'lt· remained hi1sp1tahzed Loda~ Officials at Or:ingt' Count) Medical Centt>r said Jl•an Dodd. :'15. was an stablt' condition folio~ 111g s urj?t>ry for amiunl'i. th11t 1n dude a broken neck Meanwhile. Aurora Art'\ es. 21 . or Compton. the drJV('r who Sunta Ana pohrc allege s ped throu~h a traff ic l1f!h l nl F ifth and Faarvi<'w S treets, has b<'t'n rharged with fr lony drunkt•n drivin~ Santa Ana pohre obtain('({ a rompl:11nt following a hlood analysis taken wh<'n Miss /\rev('' was treated for minor tnJune'i /\ h•male rompamon "a!> unhurt. Monopoly Suits Dropped WASlllNGTO"I: IAl'I '1 lw J u~t111 t• l>1•partm1·nl l11d .1\ clrnp1H·d 11' .111l11l1•111 11 1"d\ law~1hh a,.:;11n'I th•· I oti<11h ":11 und F1rl·~t11n1· 1111• l"t1111p.i1111··· hecau~«> depnrtm••nt 111111·1.tl ha\'t' d1•r11le•1I lhe•\ 111111 I h.1\• t-nouah ev1denr<' 10 '"Jlport t111 ch:trj!es The department has i.pent about Sl r.11lho n on thC' Cll'I('' since they "er<' fa led 111 Au~u't 1973. against the nntaon "~ two largest tare manufactur<'r' Fro,,.ra~AJ HOSTAGE .. ~ ' 'hou ld remain in the area, he ex· plamed. Pence said M 1ss Dimant is one or about 200 Summer Institute \\Orkers now an the Philippines. "ork1n g l o tran s late 35 language~ 1 The k1dnap mg is not believed related to their work. hc.' said. Jlthoui;ih the rc.'bels may have felt t•apturinf.? :i European or American would ~ave them a bel t<'r bar~ammg position with th<' government. II (' said th('rc' h aVC' been :-e\'crnl rer<'nl k1dnapmgs r<'lat <'d to conflicts betwet'n Muslim re he I groups and the gow~rnment but releases h ave heen negotialed. Mi~s 01mant had undcn-:onr translahon training in Great Rn t1an and Southern M('x1co ancl l'cnce said he h<'lievcd she ha<! ul"o stopp<'d briefly an flunl- ani:iton Dcat'h before her de· parture lier work inclucled devising "::t)S to '' nit? do" n the previous· Iv unwritten language, formm~ s:rammar and then working with the government to produrl' l'clurat1onnl materrnl11. and eva•n· 1111111\ a tran!>lalt•d Hahl<'. ll :1t'lo 1nrludc•d tearhmg lorul I I'' I rt,. n I 'I h t) w l 0 In:-. tr II rt \ lll:11.:rr11 lo rt'ucl nnd write P1•tH'1• saul lht• work 11i111allv 1.1k<''-101'1 15 )t•arc; tncomplrt1• · l\11!\'i D1manl :incl 1\11~' <;aull h:I\ 1• h1·1•n "ork Ing 1n an an·:1. \\ ht>rt· vlllageri. livl' on 1111' Ol'l'Ull .tnd work ns trudt•r"!· 11n<l r1, ht·rmt•n. 111·1·orcltn1! t•1 a .Jul)' 1!171 Ol'\\~l<'lll'r about th1•1rwnrk In th:it n<'"s lt•ttl'r l\11'1'1 1>1 111ant i.1111.l !>ht• furmt•rly ~orkc••I 11 Har o; an the Inland n1•v1•n111• S1•rv11·e in England, ancl i.h1• n111 1·cl hc•r nrw ;io;s11?nme•nt ··1!> j.!111111: tu tw Just ac; compl1t·..itecl as th1• Hnt1sh tax 11ystcm. hut mfm1lely rnore r<'" .1rclmi;:. Tht> case rould ~o to the Jury late this week. but 1t is more like I~ to wind up early n('xt week. U~I ht .. llolo KIDNAP VICTIM Bible Worker Olma nt Pastor Slain By Policeman S PRI NCi VALLEY, NY. c I' p I ) The post or o r II Hm·klanel Co11nl v 1·h11r1•h W:J<; 'hot un<I k1ll<·d hy.n r<1llN• oHtc<'r l II\' I'' 1 qp I 1111( u r l' po I t II r a hurJ!l:try :it 1h•· rhurrh. pohct• re• 1~11 11·11 1 h " II " ' .I t: r n '' ., t 11:111.,,m:ann . •1!1, pa'>IOr 11( the• IJ11l r h Hl'f11r1111 •tl C'h11rrh. "0" 1.1ke·n tn l1 :1rn11p11 1:e•nc•ral llt!'J"l :ii afl 1•1 ,\I mulay nii.tht ·., 'hoottni: liut d1l'c1 l!i mlnut1·~ allt•r oil II\ ;ti /\11lht1l ll ll'' ~1111t ht> '' .1:. 'hot on<" 111 I h1• r he-.t with a :l~1i lllllJ.llllHll 11'\ fll\ 1'1 Spr1111o: \'.1ll1·v police• offlre•r Ch:11 It•:... ll1•rh<'n1t·h wa11 Im medrntt'IY 'll"IP<'lllfr1t a nd wlll Rfl penr twf111 1• .1 l<•wklarul County i:rand1ur' \TJrt h Ill Tl'lomas Ke.vii l4Me' Tl'lom"' A Murpt11nt' ,,,.,...-a ""' f ,.,..,, O\arle<. 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But in that time he hit and WTecked five parked rars on the first com er as he acceler al('d the stolen bus away from its depot. Then he backed off. rounded ttw comer, and i;teamrollcd anoth<>r five aut.:>mobltt<s 1\londay night After this he smashed into a bnck wall. knocking it down. Un- daunted. he set ofr again. but was finally balked by a 3().(oot tree on ~ h.lrb be scored a direct htl. ' Trustee'! o f the Jluntinirton Beach Ctt)' <elt'mentllr) > &hool D1stnrt "111 meet at 7 o'clO<'k . tonight tn rons1der rrorganizing the distrirt 's thr ee intermediate schools The meetinf! will be at Sowers &-hool, 9300 Jnd1anapohs Ave . lluntan~on Beach Trustee Norma Vander Molen. who called for the 11tudy. Saul Monday she fo\'ors a proposal to take SiJtth gradors Out Of Sowers. Gisler and Dwyer lntermediate &-hools and send them back to elementary campuses She urged parents to attend the • meeting to make th<'ir pr" rerences known Deputy Super1nlPndent Charles Palmer said he will rt• commend that trustt>cs put off any final dec1S1on until the) ad· dress posstble rrhah1htntton or rE'placement or the '10·year·old Dwyer School "We feel very stron~ly that before any change 1s made. th<' board has to f'ome to f(rtps Mlh Dwyer.·· P almer s:i1d. calhnf.? a ny reorganizatl()n "one year premature ·· He said Mrs Vandrr Molf'n'c; suggestio n ~ ould requ11 \' ' - rt.>dr awang allt'ndancc boun- clanes throuf!hout tht' distnct. contending the board should look at the Dw\'er situat ion -1nrlud mit the p0ss1ble need for a tax override -a long with rampui. reorgan11ation Mrs \'ander Molen said the re organization could result in some fmanrial sav ings to the district In add1t1on. s he said, ('nroll m ent pro1et't1ons forth('.next f1 vt• )ears show that anlermedial<' campuses will sta\• overcrowded whale elementar) fac1ht1es wall have empty space ·1 personally don't lhmk "e , can toh'rat<' O\ c.'rcro"d1ng," she 'aid. a<ld1n1t sh(' al"lo prt'rers h;w · inR ,.1xth ~r:idl.'rs at l'lementary t•ampu<;t•S tn\lead or In JUntOr hl~h:. Another :iltNnat1ve up for board rons1d<'rat1on "'ould br r e mo\'in~ s1"(t h ~r:1dcrs from GaslN and Sowers. the mo~l t•rowded fnc1ht1('S, whllt> leav1nJ! ~1xth gradt'rs al D")cr Mrs \'andt'r Moll'n uld perhaps c;ome flexib1hl> could be worked into thal proposal to al· Jo" some parents a choice over wh1rh srhool thev v.anl their rh1ldren to attend · 7 ; Irvine ' ... r VOL. 69, Nb. 62, 2 SECTIONS, 2 .. PAGES ·. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1976 -' Totlay's Clo l•I( N.Y. &eeks ~ounril Changes Mind ·Berm to Sta ~ • By oouo FRITl.SCHE who att~nded the hearing at the learned the cost of the job would seleded t.his place toUve because Jed manager Jim JohnMln to ar· baby tnhalf." • \ I 0t ... o.11w"'•IU!f University Community As· comeouto!otberpark!acUltie.s we liked the openness. Wethouaht range trees planted on the berm ··Overtheyun."aaldQwsley) 'rht 17-foot·hlgh berm along soc lated Clubhouse 1nd1cated Commt'.fnlty Services Director It would be a nice phtce to spend so they would not Increase the er. who will leave the council follow s•ndbur1 Way In Irvine 's 40favored leaving the berm alone Pau.l Brady told residents Mon· the relatively few years we have lectonlheEllls'home. ingloday'aclttllon. "maeyofUi lfuveraaty Park 1s thereto stay and lOwanted at culdown lo lOfeet day that the lowering would c~t left. But when you cl~e It up, il A few people In the audience dec:lsloos we huve had to mak'-'1 \At its lost meeting Monday, a tnhe1ght $U,OOO to $15.000 ln earthmoving spoils the openness " . said they liked the berm, but most weretou1h." sptcial seulon to consider the Councilmen said Monday they costs and $3,000 in the cost of re· His wife said, "l don't want to who opposed lowering tM mound Mayor Art Anthooy said, "It i5 a ~. t.he Jr vine City C0unc1l un had voted Jo cut down the berm in des1in1n1 the berm have the sight of the sky cut off of earth said the money would be good thing when a council admits al\lmously voted to rescind its un· response to what they thought The aasion sparked pleas from from OW' windows From the putto bettet use In other-facilities. it made an error." aa.lmous vole a week ago to lower was widesprud opposition to ats some residents who llve across kitchen window. you can'tsee the Councllm an Henry Quigley Concerned that similar flaps the berm to 10 feet height But a number ol residents Sandburf Way from the berm. sky for the berm.'· compared the decision on the may develop a round other Irvioe A straw poll of the SO residents protested the lowenng when t.bey Paul Ellis said, "My wile and l The council told Brady and pro· berm to "Solomon cutting the (See BE RM. Pa&eAl) Witness Claitns Patty ' ,.. Had • • 11n1tion t ' .... ( ' t Ul'ITe....,_.. ~DISPUTED PHOTO -Patricia Hearst's de· ~frnse said government doctored photos of bank robbery with whaeh she is charged. \and sought mtstnal. Judge dismissed mo- lion. but left matter to jury to consider. At · tortleys s aid prints furnished to defense did not show weapon trained on Miss Hearst by SLA member Camilla Hall. ... Irvine Turnout 'Light' Three New City CoW1£ilmen to Be Elected Jrvme election 0Cfic1uls cited ram and driult• early today as the caUM' of a "very ll~ht" votr r turnout at the dty's 3J polling plnres A spot cht•ck of 20 pcrrcnt of tbl' polli. i.ho wed u r1lvv.1de an·ral(e of nmt• pl~rccnl turnoul by m 1d day today.· Thrrr nrw In 111e city t·ounr1lmcn will ht> chost•n in the <'ll'rt1on chose not to seek re·elcchon. The two precincts al UC Irvine. which account for 1.047 of Irvine's 14.263 registered voters, reported n five per~nl turnout, the lowes t in the City. Election officials then~ said low morning turnouts are typical and they ex· peeled the pace to pick up later m the dny ThrouRhout residential areas of Irvin e. the percentage of vott rs who already had !!One lo the polls ranged from 10 to13 per· cent, "1th the marJ:anally higher turnout 1n North Irvine pre· * * * canct.s. Precincts in the Racquet Club and the Ranch respectively re- ported 12 and 13 percent turnouts. Precincts in University Park and Turtle Rock respec· lively reported turnouts of 10 and 11 percent. Those early results run counter to a survey of voters taken early m February by Dec~ion Making Information. The polling com- pany predicted s1gnif1cantly higher percentages of South Irvine voters going to the polls <See IRVINE, Page All * * * Says She Picked Up Clips SAN FRANCISCO ( Pl l The prosecution called a surpnse witness today who testified t.hat Patricia Hearst hed on the wit· ness stand about her part 1n a Symbionese Liberation Army bank robbery Electronics expert Zlgurd Berzins. a Vietnam war veteran who was in the bank when Mi ss Hearst and four SLA members held it up on April \5, 1974, said he saw the newspaper heir~ss pick up bullets and ammunition HARRISES WIN VICTORY; ... EVIDEHCE ILLEGAL-A5 SONG WRITTEN ABOUT PATTY--A7 clips after she dropped t.hem out· side the bank Miss Hearst said repeate-tly from the witness stand that s he did not check her carbine and dad not know whether at was loaded during the holdup. Berzins testified t.hat he rushed into the bank. giving the door a quick push. and heard a mefallic noise behind him. Thanking he had slammed the door into someone's face, he looked back. The veteran said he saw a woman kneeling just outside the partially upened door with a r!ne across one knee. She was picking up two straight ammunition clips and one or two bullets which had fallen to the ground. He did not immediately 1den· tify the young woman as Mass Hearst, but said s he was weanng a long, dark coat and had long and wavy hair, either red, brown or auburn. Prosecutor James L. Drowmng Jr. then had bank !lurve1llance films of the holdup played again. As Mass Hearst entered the 1>ank in the movie. Jlerkms said: O..ty l'llw4 ......_ ltY ....-nc• k-N EARLY MOANING SlrOE UNDERMINED FENCE, PATIO A Troubling View From the Top for Homeowners Clelllente Bluff top Slides to Highway By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL OllNO.llJl't ... _ A home m an exclusive San Clemente blufftop neighborhood was threatened early today when a waterlogged' chunk of the cliff broke off and tumbled onto Pacific Coast Highway The slide left about eight feet between the back door of the Clif ford Dunham residence, 215 Camino San Clemente, and the bluff edge. The slide tore out a portion of a split rail fence and bnck patio The slide ocrurred about 7 30 a m. as city crews worked to clean up debris left by numerous slides Monday aftemoon and night. mg to want to see al , Peter said Residents had suggested in Ju· ly that a wall be built lo hold the bluffs an place The minimum cost was estimated at $300,000 to $400.000 Concrete cribbing was con- Colony Cove about four years ago Peter said one solution might be to extend the cribbing further up the bluff face. He said one question that mu~t structed below a portion or first be answered, however, is who 1s responsible for financing of the pro1ect. The reside nts have suggested the city foot the bill, for a vanety of reasons. It was not immediately known whether the house was occupied at the lime of th<' slide Thr polb v.111 be open until 8 pm to RIV<' \'Olrrs an opportun1 t' to p1r k thrl't' names from the 18 candidate' on the city ballot to ~lt>ct ln·mt"' third r1ty counr1I. Tht• thr<'t' 1ncumbents, Ma)nr Arl ;\nth(l nv and ('(lunr1lm c•n lft•ory (Ju1i:lcy J nd Hober'\_ \\'(•'t Orange __j Con~t In the Dark? Cowicil Blackout Vnplanned "This as the pe rson 1 saw " Defense attorney fo'. l~e Bailey <Me TANIA, PaReA2) The repeated slides left the stretch of highway betwee n Camino Capistrano and Estacion closed from 2 p m Monday to 8 a.m today San Clemente City F.ngint'er Phil Peter said the house and others located along the bluff edge are in no 1mmed1ate danger of dropping down the 100.foot bluff11 On e San Cleme nte Police of· facer was sern talking with Lv.11 female resident~ of Colony Covp ' who appeared to be on their wuy \ to work. I --c-{Jj• \\t-alht-r \' ,1 ri j b Ir c Io 11 d s \\ Ith sh11w1·r~ l1kt•ly lon11otht und Wl'<inl'Sday. BC'C'llrdmi: to lh1• wt•alher lady Chance cir ruin 50 prrc<.'nt lOOJJZht • and Wednesday. ll1 jth.'I 56 to 62. Lows 44 to 50. l~SIDE TODA,. ' Worlono womt"n nou• hat'<' stronot r mornogu lhan llw>lr • srov-01 homr 11slt rs. $0YS a l'C rrsrorchtr. Story. 82. "' ., "' .... A• All •1 I "" .... .. , .... " ... ... ... A hi ar koul of t•lecl ion·<' ve In int• City Council c11mpa111n programm i n~ on Community Cabh•vis1on "as no campa11tn l'hlcanery, accord ans: to thr sta taon's mana~rr A sew<'r contractor rut throus:h the cable leading to homes m North Irvine. shutlm~ the pro- itrams off from 8 to 10 p.m The schrduled proizfii'ms "l'rc rt' broadcast for the northrm part of the c ity. a ccordanit to cable,·ision manager Wayne Hauser. Part of the programming cut off from the northern part of the city was a statement by Mayor Art Anthony "h1ch srud there 1s no real "north·south spht" an Irvine and that some ca11didates had pl ayed on geojtraph1c sensillv1taes lo garner votes . In his statement. Anthony said that despite a ma1onty of South Irvine residents on the councll throughout the city's four year history, more. city money has heen spent Jn tht' north lhan In the south. Irvine Vote Tally on TV Irvine election watchers can keep up with the re- turns from today's City Council election by phone or television Election results may be obtained after the polls close at 8 p.m. by calling city hall at 833·3840. The results also will be televised on Community Cablevision Channel 3, with Daily Pilot Public Service Manager George Le1dal providing a running commentary as the ballots are counted. More Rain Expected Along Coast The storm that dumped more than two inches of rain on some parts of the Oranf(e Coast is ex· pectt'd to liniter over Southern California through Wrdnct1day and weathermen say there's a 50.50 chance more ram will fall . The storm that moved into the area early Monday morning brought 2 l mches of rain to Laguna Niguel, the highest re cording on the Orange Coast. Elsewhere. rainfall figures ranged from .67 mches at Hunt· tngton Beach and .86 inches al Newport Beach to 1 01 inches m San Clemente and 1.30 In El Toro. A spokes man for the Orange County Flood Control Dis trict said .84 inc hes fell in Santa Ana, bringing the official county total <See RAJN. Page A2> Pct.er said a buildup of water behind the bluff creawd pressurr which forced an estimated 50 rubic yards or dirt and rock lo fall. "The amount of material is not 11tartllng, but It surr opens one's eye11," Peter s aid. The Dunham residence· i'I located in Colony Cove. Resi- dents of the area appeared before the San Clemente City Council in July demanding that the city take action to prevent further erosion of the cliff race Peter said the council ordered a study. which was prepared by the city staff. but never pre· sent ed. "I expect now the council is go- Sapporo Bombed SAPPORO, Japan <AP) -A powerful explosion blamed on a time bomb set by radicals s hat· lered parts of the Hokkaido slate omce building today. They rontinucd on th<'ir way. "l can't M'<' whut .i:ooct 1t would ' do to stay here," one wa11 ht' a rd to say. Detenle= Demise? U>N DON <AP I · F.xilNJ Russian author A lrxander Solzhenit11yn s ays the Wrst ' i I . "as on the verite of a col: , l11p11e " be c au s e o r ' "r apatulallons' · m pursu 11 mg delente with the Soviet \ L'mon "I wouldn't be 11urprised al the sudden and 1mm1·. nent fall of the Wellt," Sol zhen 1tsyn t old an · terview e r Mi c ha e l Charlton of the Drita!ih Broadcasting Corp. Mon· day night on the wee!kly television news program "Panorama." \ ~ . \ ' Cast Your Vote; Polls Open· Ulltil .... • • • % DAii. V PILOT .. ~,....P ... AI IN ••. . 447 for t be Maaon. Aver.,. all for thll datt'. accordlna ounty ~u1t11lt10. lb 9 8' ~ ood control otrlc11l• u1d re w .s no floodina an nood trol chaMeb, but~>' not~ e was 1omt< IO<'iahit'd street dlna. partacularJy .alone cArthur Boulevard btlwc:cn lta C'an>on Drive llnd BrutoJ ttl San Clemente. the nunrau tllichtd off a aeries of rock and lhdsUdes that forct•c.l police to e oft Pat1f1« Cn;1~t Jl11>hwuy ~tn Camino Capi1tr""'° and acaon from 2 p m . Mtnday to .m. today. l~ccordlna to police report~. 1lldang caused ln the recent rm has endangered some bluff homes in the Colony Cove de opment. ht• unexepectedly tntense ainfall wa s b1amed b y 1forn1a Highway Patrolmen h causang a huge traffic snarl the Santa Ana Freeway that t cars neisrl.) Jl a stand.stall m the Orange County ltne to alk tor three hours. Forecast.a from the National Weather Service call for a so per- cent chance of rain through Wed· nesday with continued cool tern· peratures. Temperatures recorded along the Orange Coast ranged from lows in the 50s to h ighs in the SOl.. Snowfall from the storm was kept well above the 4,000.foot mark and the weather station at ~1t. Wilson recorded a rainfall of ~ 8Sinches The lingering storm 1s expect . ed to produce more heavy rains an the desert and mountain areas. • * Srwwfall In North * California By The Associated PTess A ma1or wanlt'r storm s lammed into Northerr California today packing snow sleet. hall and blustery winds fiom the coast to thE' S1errt• ~evada Roads and schools were closed in the hardest hit areas Near th'e coast. snow was fall 1ng from Napa and Santa Ros u northwl\rd to the Oregon bor~r 14lth sea level lo('ations In Hum holdt and Del Norte counties dusted whale Snow also was falling in the Sacramento \'allt.>'. north 11( ~I a n s nlle. "at h moderal<' s no" Jt Red lllurr and Heddin~ Ft\'(' 1nch(•S wt"re n•ported in Paradise at th<' 1.000-foot le\'el ;met manv of tht' nrea·~· 11chool-. \\ \'fl' ('!(l~l.'d In the S:rn !-'rant 1sco Bay art-a, -.now "as r e ported heavy at UmC':. down lo 1 S00 feel and lo"cr Fish R.inch Rood in the Oakland Berkt>l ey hills wai. d osed Mt Tamalpa1s in Mann Coun 17 and Mt Dia,bln in Contra Costa County received measurable ... nowrall ~. a" did Skyline »oule\ ord south of San Fran (;sC'o. from Highway 92 abovti ~n Muteo to the Portola \'alley Woodside area. Chains werC' required on l lJ~h" oy 17 between San Jost· and Santo Crut llU\'\' snow C'onlinucd in the SIC'rra Ne\ adll "1th Norden, two mile" W<'Sl or Oonncr Pui.s. re 1JOrtin1>1 ~2 inC'ht•:i of new ~now 'lnC'e the storm" ~gan Sunda · momtn(l With R2 lnC'hes on tht' i:round. tht> 1100 " 11.1t·k I" flnollv l'\fAring st>a,onal normals 1n tht• sterrn ~kt\'orolo,::l,t M1k<' Per hner 'lld the CUU'll' o r the• lotC'St !>lOrm 11 11 cold 11rcl1(' air mns~ r arricd 111to Cahforn10 by tht jet "lrc.-om llr irnic1 thr W<'Olhrr i1 gettlnit e Older :-o mort• snow I~ e.x~ctC'd t•ven at lo"er elevations ORANGE COAST Uw • """"• f "'"' C ·"'' f ,, .t i.1ff •","' t.,. t ,...,, 1• • ._.,-. 1·t" ·~ 1,.,, ,, Jw •tf" ,,... \If., OI C ~..-,1 I "'~11~+".,.c ,,,. & •r• "'L-"6' ... , .. l+t" .t•, 1 tt. "'•' ~noe, '"'9'''il" t ,,..,.,. •· • t,. 1 • ,,,,.,.~ .... •1•tf rt.•'"· .,.,,_, .... 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John a rugby player m his nat1,·c England. took to the field to publicize the team tn which he ha5 recentlv ac· quired an inte res t · Motorcycle Class Set for Beginners Families cons1d l•nn~ J l\\u wheeled b1cente nn1al tnp acrO'>!> the l'nlled States this summer can enro ll 1n Saddleb"3ck College's basic motorcycle cla!>s "!ld be ready for the road an only six weeks The beginning rider class starts fonight with on-bike tram mg sessions held Saturdays at the Mission VltJo campus The free course is open to peo pie 13 and older Motorcycles and helmets are prO\'ided free or charge Both the cla:.!>room and ndmi: sessions are conducted h \· or f1cers 01 the C'aliforn1a H1gtrn ;1\· P.ttrol and h1~h sch<10l dnn·r l>ducat1nn instructo rs ~tudent:. "ho s<it1sfact1111 h complete tht> training and th(· final rrdtnt: l\·:.t a re 1 ... :0.uL•d rert1flcah•s ol t·o mplet1on b\ tht.• Department or Motor \·eh1cles Tuesday Olfi?ht sessions C'on \'ene at 7 p m in Room 5~ a t Mission \·at.'JO lllgh School To t.•nroll. s ho" up for class tonight The nding sessions arc held fo• Pastor Slain By Policeman S P R I N G \' A L LEY , N Y !UPI I The PU1>l o r of a Ro<"kland Coun ty t•hun·h wa:. shot and k1llec1 by u pohce office r ln\'est 1g :H1n 1ot J r<'port of n buri;?la1 y 11t the churd 1. rolic<" r•· ported Th~ Ht.•\. J Ern (''l l Haussmonn. •rn. pa:.tor or thl· Dul<"h Rt•forr11 t•cl ctiurrh . "u' taken lo H .1mupo (it•nt•r.tl Hospital afttor Monduy naaht .., i.hoolan.: hut dat>d 15 minute• ... after arrival Authonttes sa1c1 h(' "a. shot out·t• 1n thr C'hesl "Ith a 357 maRnum rl'\olH1 l">o hour!> t.•.ic h Saturd.i\' nl Sad dlcbac k Colle~e ·s pa rkui~ lot 1 on the southra:.t end of the lower C'ampus flou rs are arranged for the com en1cncl' or class mem be rs Thosr who mass tonjght 's meet 1ng c an r<>~I S ler al n e xt Saturday's riding session which begins at 12. 30 p m TANIA .•. rested his case Mondav after lo' mg his second kg.al b~lt lt.• of lhl· Ja, Ba 1IC'y cndrd ha:. l l·day presl.'n lat1on aflt.•r l ' ~ Oastnct Judge Oh\'cr J Carter r CJC'ctt'<l a de rense motion for d1s m1!>sal or all charges on grOUIJdS the go\•ern mE>nl withhe ld e\'1dcnce tending to s how MIS!> Hearst 1s innocent The JUdji?c ea rlier refused to let the Jury ht>ar lC'stamony from an expert on .. speech patterns .. who said the heiress · rc\'Olutaonary statements on SLA tape record· mgs were written by members of the kidnap gang Twelve wllnt•sses were called by the defrnse. with the 22-vcar- old ddendant spt'ndang a "t'ek on lht> stand telling or being held an a closet. raped and threalt>Tled un· tal sht.• Joined her k.idnapers m th<' robberv t<l 3\'0ld bean~ killed The cnse roulcl l(n to the 111ry latl' thi11 werk . but at l'I morC' hkt• Iv to wind up t'ar ly nl'~I "e't'k Worke r s Pick~t BAKERS FIEtl> rt'PI > St>veral hundred l'mted Farm Workf'rs Union prolMtoro; !!Cl up a p 1 c k el I 1 n e a r 11 u n d th,. Baker!>f1eld Inn Monday to pro. l<''l a California f-'arm Our•·.iu l.1hor 'l~·mmar. Water Vote Issue Clogged in Debate Monday must ha ve !iel'mt•d hkt' the last struw to Cart Kym In Kymla. chairman of the Alt'lo Watf'r ManagemC'rH A1H•n cy IAWMA ). had asked thr South CoaaL Regional Comm1ss1on to tal(e a straw vote on the S7 ~ mslhon outfall sewAllC S\StPm proposed by AWMA for the south county . Commissioners s pent nt'arlv two hours debating the AWMA plans. but failed to takt' any straw votes and dad not dascu<i-. any iss ue concerning thr con- trovers ial pro1ect Instead. lhH bickered "ith each other and. with their legal advist>r from the state attorney general's office about how a straw vote should be conducted Kymla has been workinl{ for m o nths to secure p l.'rmat<. necessary to began work on th<' new outfall system, which would in.stan a 54·inch pipe to carry waslewater effl"ut>nt down t~ Aliso Creek stream bed and out into the ocean Opponents of the project "ant nn t•xpan•Hon 1Jt tht.• rx1stin1>1 1li inch p1pt? Th<'y ~o ~· a lar1ott·t n ipa('lt v \\ oul<I ln\•111· m ore J(rowth 1n t h<' south counl\ rt• l(aon Monday 'i. mc l'tin~ was sup posed to bf' for \'Ollng only on tht' AWMA proJet'l llou.l've r, onh nine of thr 12 comm1ss1oncr·s "ere pres ent and e11lhl "a}'e .. \oles are needed to pass the plans. Rather than risk defeat. Kymla decided to test the wand ">llh a s traw \'Ole. However. "'hen at bec ame apparent that the commissione rs "ere going to l..et>p &rgusnfl IOSlCac1 or \'Olmg. he r~uested the one·week conll· nuance. Ky m la and lht project's foes wall return ne xt Monday an Hunt inf(ton Beach for r ound three or the b~ttle AWMA mclude!'i Irvine Ranch Water District. l.aguna Beach Water District. South Laguna Sanitation District, Los Alisos Watt>r District. El Toro Water District ond ]\! oullon :-\1guel Water 01sLnct lllan tbose ln Non.ta Jn'IM. Al Ul.e r ttlcltrulal potllnr ~. eMdloD offl«1i1 cha.rtt· terlsed U.e earl)' turnouts a s .. much l11htcr th111n usut.tl ·· Gent'r~IJy. tht'Y bl111mt'd damp "eather tha5 morn•n& and snld ~y opecte-d ht'lt~ltr vouna hate today ProJecllons of 'oter turnout!> by ln•mt' cit)' ofllclllls and cwn cllmen h.avt' ranal'd up to 60 IX'r· cent. Traditionally, l rv1ne·11 \'oters havr i;one to the Poll~ 111 grt~att'r pcrn•nta1:es than hil\l' \'oters In Orange Cou.nty ll" a who!(' The h ot city council election produced a 70 ~rrent turnout The second council election drew 43.4 percent of lht> 'oters ln the school board and rharter eleC' lion$ dunnit 1975. about 25 per ~nt of the \'Olers went to the polls. Trustees To Bare Holdings Trustees of the Saddlebact.. Community College D1str1ct fumed Monday at the Pol,itical Reform Act of 1974, the new law dealing with confhcl of interest and financial disclosure But even though all five trustees present at the special meeting were op posed to ll}e law ushered in by Proposiuon §'. they indicated they would comply and make public their financial hold- ings. • The law requires public or ficials and governmental employes to file detailed dis· closure forms by Jan. l. 19TI. Trustees. "ho labeled the law an "invasion of privacy," direct· ed the college's bus iness manager Roy Barletta to rum1sh them with \he required paperwork to assure compliance Earlier Barletta predicted that .. a lot of good people will lea\ e offlcc .. as a re:. ult oft he :.tnngcnt disclosure a ct That brought a commC'Tlt b} Trustee Pres ide nt Robert Bartholomew a bout "hen the most opportune llml' to rt.•s1(ln might be to avoid ha\'lng to make the disclos ure Bartholomew who is up for re election next year. later added that the question did not mean to md1cate that he ">a:. indeed thinking about res igning Board members blasted the Pohll('al Reform Act us being partal'ularl:v unfair tu the.• 1.·ol- k i.w 's staff 11\4.'m bcrl> bcc:iu c. unlike elected 0Har1al:., tht.•v han • lhrir JClbs to consider · ll \\as po inted out that coll<'g<' offi c1:ils '"' olvrd an th<' purr hJ:.t' (lf l't'rtam kind:. llf l'<IWPml•nt rnuld hnd lhemscf\e:. 111 troublt• by an accidental omLSl>l<>n an the disclosure. College officials said a staff member ordt>r1n f! IHM t~ pewraters . for e xampll', could t.ave action brought as:amst him 1r he failed lo disclose that he had a rnend work ans: at IAM In addition to thl• public dio;- russion on tht• Political Reform Act. trustees held a lengthy ex· ecutivc session on Senate 8111160 which rstabli5hcs gwdellnes for employer-em ployl' relations 1n puhlic educational svstcms f 'ro• l"a9€' A I BERM ... parks . Anthony called for a city poll<'Y to 1ndlv1duully notify rc•!.i dents near a proJN'l of ~hat Wtl!> to nrrur «011n(•1lwoman Gabnelle Pryo r '"Cl:t''>led the c at~ a lso build mo•lt•ls of lht· r rn1>05c<J prn1ctl1>, nttnK app::t n'llt t'onfu!-il(ln that rf' 'ultt'd from drow1ngsofthc berm. As lh•• mt><'t1n~ w n:1 about to 11d iourn. J 11·Md1•nt. Dr. Tum Mal· th1•w,, ':iid. "Thi• a rea ;if11n1t <'111\c·1 "llt•11• lh1• ll'nni~ t'llllrti. <irl' bt•111.c Luilt ii. 1ir111t•r l°IO!t1• !IC'rutm> h~ th1• rei.1d1•nt:. h1•r1.11111t• of the potcntwi Impact of 1111' hcht" .. With a :-1.:h. !'ound l m 11n John Hurtnn s,11(1, "I ~UJ1J(e<1t w1• rf'f1•r that tu I he n<''ll t't'H1n<"1I ·· Driver Hits JO Autos in Stolen Bus LONDON <U PI> -The ph<•n- tom bus driver of Mu.swell Jilli "as bchmd the "hetl of the Nn 134 doubledeckc r for only lOC> ) ards. Out In that ti me hl' h.il and wrecked fwe parked cars on the first corner as h<' accelerated the stolen bus a~ ay from 1Ls depot Then he b11 ckcd orr. roundc•d thr corner. and s t<'amrollrd another five automobil es Monday nil(ht After this h<' s mashed Into a bril.'k wall. knocking it down. L'n daunted ' he set orr ;1gnin. but" as finally balked b) u JO root tr('4! on which he sco red a d irect hit. • 'Off I .. imits' c0niially GOP Party N~ NEW YORK Cl lPI I Tht· \\'lute House. (.,unnte entry of former Treasury St•t•rct•tr) J ohn n Connally tn the raC'u !or ttw Republican Jlre~uJcnttal nomurn lton. al!. moving to torpedo u ··~1it1cul retreul'' Con· nully plan> to host :,hortly uflt.1r th(\ March~ Flo.rida 1mmary. thl• l':cw York l>a1l} :"\l'\\:-:-Uld todoy Connally. u form er Texus governqr und Democrut turnt-d RopubhC'an. hfts announced'hc will play host to GOP part~· bra11s Mar('h 12 unt.1 13 ul hls l·'lorc~\·11le. Tex homt•. Tht• purpoM' of tht• pow\\:ow, ar<"ording to Tcxu~ Rt•pubh(•un Ch1.urman Ray Jlu.tchtson. 1i> to get pJlrty t•ha1rmen from around tho rountry togethc•r to dlscul>~ ltt'ms or muluttl interest ··including impro\'<'d relutions with Cong res$ " ' The Ncws s aid Prf'!'ildt•nt Ford 's pollt1C'ul hcutE>· na!"ts s uspl•ct the real purl)Ost' of the meeting is to bwld a l;rnnch pad for a Connally pre~idential c an d.tdacy. As a result. the \\'h1k llou:.t• has passed the. \~·ord to party regular~ that th(• meeting 1s "off li m1ts." -;.,, . Mayor Cites Long Hours on Council lrnne vott!rS will make thrl•c of the 16 City Council candidutcs happy today by e lecting them to four.year terms. • The county registrar or voter~ says that 14 .263 voters can go to 32 polling places to cast their ba Hots un ti I 8 p. m . tonight But Mayor Art · Anthony, ">ht> · decided not to seek re-election. has some statistics that might put a dam per on the celebration parties and som e cheer in some of the "wakes." :.t~I 20\.l IOI.JI hour, Thl' meet mgs coven•d 1179 .igt>nda Items including 5!1 pubhl· hearings, 35i <'Ons<•nt calendar items 1tnd 269 oth\•r nrnttt.>rs Of lhl' items on th<' t.•onsent t'lllt.>ndar. normall)• handll'd in a s 1n,:!lt.• volt.• on se\ t.>ral 1:-~ut•:.. thl· t'ourw1l pulled 91 1tctn!> for l>t'p.irate discussion Councilmen an• p111d $150 u month Asked \\hat serving on the rounc1I CO!>t in exress or t hat salary, Anthony said. ·Td be afraid to count " The past year. says Anthony. has been a busy one. He says he spent a minimum of 15 hours weekly on city business. not counting the council meetings And some of those have been marathons. ~ndang at 2or3a m LA Bank Robbed During the past year. lht• council has had 40 meetings LOS ANGELES llJP() -A shotgun·we1ld1ng robber ran into a Crocker Bank branch Monday, demanded cash then escaped "1th S2.788 an a customt>r·i. car ( Pilot Logbook .J Scruf fies Quiz Scribe at Forum Ry DOUG FRITZSCllE Of,,.. 0..1, ...... 11411 I PROMISED the· South Coast Republican Forum 15<.-rufrles I Fr iday th.at if I had not orrended each one an some way by the lime I finished talking a bout Irvine city flOvemmcnt. they could get their quarte rs back at the door Nobody asked. so I ~uess I did The ~roup asked me to tell them ho" th<' press ~ccs lr\'ane go\•ernmcnl. wluch the} lhouRht would bc an ap· propriate topic cons1denng the commJ( e lection. I told them I couldn•t speak for the press. but I could gave th<'m my own views in about three terse word' But first. l asked how man~ t~OURht the press generally does a fair and ~apa ble Job and how many thought the press was compos ed or a bunch or h1:ised rot ters who get everything wroni:. There were three of each group an the crowd of 30 to 40. I gave them p~ns and paper and assignments to write a 25 word story on my spee(·h. I wJ'I not sur· prised when all the stories su1d the · irnm•· thing In differ ent word<;. That's tlw way a good. straight report of a SJ>C(•ch worki. ""TlSCMf I ~a T HE ENCOUNTER also j!avr lht• Rroup the oppor1un1ty to turn the tablC's and question t hr pn·,c; on 1tt.>ms hkc "lfavt' you!ilopped beating your" 1fe'1 " .mil Why don't you tu kc a !!low boat to Cambodia., .. Thl') al.,o ll'kt•d 'IOmr ..i•r1ous qUl'!>· tions and I answe red as bc!.t I rnulcl for m \'><'lf. 1r not ror the prci.s as a whole. The thing 1s. the· press ki•t•pc; '11rpn~mK ml' T ake lh<' Irvine Caty Council el<'ct wn~ l'·avt• nf'w~f>apt:r' hAve r arr1ed articles on the racC'. "llh th•· ,1mn11nt nf .attrnl ion drpending on thl.' van ou :. papc.·rs' ml1•11•<,I in li1t·al m utter-. The Lo-> Angele-. Tim"' n 1rrn•ll ;a wrapup 'llorv on the election, an wh1c h 1l broke t ht· t anll11t.111•"n111t"111{ri.up' One J:roup of •;r•ve·11 ""' dt·larwcl "" tilt· f1.,11h nJ.! r an- d1dates The· uthc·r i;:roup "·J' n11t ck rant·d, but 1t 1,..~.1me· 11b· \'IOUS that lhry Wt'rl' nol lt•atl!•r ' I WONDE R F:U hv "how rt•1 k11111111: llw111• c·:.ind11llll<'!1 were or wen· not leaders. If ;1..,k1·d. I m1~:J1t h11v1· cnm1· up with the same l111t, but m y cry~tul h,ifl 1-. nnt11n11u,ly <lowly Only onr of th<' 16 «amhcla11•11 ha~ I'\ t•t lw1•n lll'lurt• lht• vOlt't ~. ~othat ran 't be much of u rntt·nnn In fact, the (Inly poll 111 J r \'lnt• -. ot t'r'I w 11 h t•nuul(h h-C'hn1 r11I r11m 1wtt•nl'c tu h•· 1·t1llNI :t poll. "'11' done by Dl•t·1~1tm M11kin1' Jnf11rm11l11111 11r11l1•r t•nntr.1r l with tht• Irvine· C'it17.t'n!\ Forum. ln llw l11 11ulwh:i 11urr1111111ltnl( th1• C'lt'C'llon , 110 mnny pnl Nhut~ have• tw1•n lukt·n .11 lht• 1ntr-nt 11( tht• poll that I won 't quotr it ht·r<> 11111 11 '' tlw 11nh rcul poll, und Jl'I findin~s clon't a,:trl'1• with lh1• '''" 11 "li·:ill•·r-; .. In the• Tames ~tory " NEXT, THE UC JRVINt: St111frn1 ' Co.1 ltl11111 .-ndortit'rl thrl.'e candidate11 Nothing wron~ with th.al 11111 lhc student nt'w~papt>r pnntt·el lhr view°' nf lhoM• lhn •c• In llw cictlu11lon of the other IJ. t,;Cl !\ludenti. m ;_1k1• up c1\)11ut 10 percent of the electorate. The Dally Pilot publish('(! mlnv11'"" "1th 15 of ltw tr. candidates. The omitted l'and1dall' \\':l' 1nv1t<'d to be in- terviewed, but d id not res pond I agree that newspapers havr c1n obhut1on tn rrcom - mend candidates-but through cd1lonul t.•ndor11emcnt!I. NOBODY'S P E RFECT. and I 0 \ r rom" an for my share of heat In the superheated world of Irvine poht1c~. some of st. at the Scrulfies' m eeting And I understand the probll.'m'i 11f 'pocc• and time that plague newspapers • But since there are no lhiC\'<'<. :i nrl blarkRuards in the race whose fe lonious pasts makt· lhl'm un"orth\ of <1uota lion and unfit to be cand1dall.'s, th<' vo11•r'> who \i.'til make the ranal decision tonight cll'servc u~ muc h informallCln os the press can provide And with one cxceplion. l lu1vl.'n't found the Irvine Cat) d1dates reluctant to talk With all cl ur re11per1 lo my col leagu<'s, thc polls wlll be open until R p m • • 7 J Laguna/SOut• £oast VOL. 69, NO. 62. 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1976 Today's Closlag N.Y.Stoeks .J 1tness Says Patty Hearst Had Am i . ~ N FRANCISCO <UPI> -c1:/: aftu she dropped them out• woman kneeUne Just ouUlde lbe He did not lmmediatelY Iden· ina his second legal balUe of the statements on SLA tape r«e>rd prosecution called a aurp. nse ai e the bank. partially opened door with a riOe tlfy the yo'!nC woman a.s Miss day. ln1:s were written by members tneu today who teltilled that &Jiu Hearst said repeatedly acroa one knee: Sbe was picking Hearst , but ·said she wa.s wearing the kidnap gang. ~ cla Hearst lied on the wit· from the witness atand that she a Jong. dark coat and had long Balley ended his 11-day presen· atand about her part in a d.ld not check her carbine and did HAARISES WIN V1CTOAY; and wavy hair, either red, brown tation after U.S. District Judge Tweln witnesses were call btoneae Liberation Army not know whether it was loaded EVIDENCE IU .. EGAL-AS or auburn. Ollver J . Carter rejected a de · by the defense, with the 22-yea.r- bank robbery. dutin1 the holdup. Prosecutor James L. Browning fense motion for dismissal of all old defendant spending a we.!k on j_~~ectronics expert Zigurd Benins testified that he rushed Jr. thei;> had bank surveillance charges on grounds the govern· the stand telling of being held in a aenins, a Vietnam war veteran into the bank, giving the dOor a SONG WAl'TI'EN films of the holdup played again. ment withheld evidence tending doeet, .raped and thttatened UP• wfto was i,n the bank when Misa quick push, and heard a metallic ABOUT PATTY-.\7 As Mlu Hearst entered tbe to show Miss Hearst is innocent. til she joined ber kidnapers in the t&arst and four SLA members noise behind him. Thinking he bank in the movie, Berkins said · The judge earlier refused to let robbery to avoid bein~ killed. hc!ld It up on April is, 1974, said had slam m e d the door into up two straight ammunition clips "This is the person I saw." the jury bear t estimony from an The case could go ·to the jury be .saw the newspaper heiress someone's face. he looked back. and one or two bullets which had Defense· attornty F. Lee Bailey expert on "speech patterns" who late this week, but it is more like· pick up bullets and ammunition The veteran sa1d he saw a fallen to tbe ground. rested bis case Monday after los· said the heiress' revolutionary ly to wind up early next week. r l ~ Clemente Bluff Cru , \ ' BLUFF COLLAPSE ENDANGERED HOME AT 215 CAMINO SAN CLEMENTE Other Slldet Forced Closure of Pacific Coast Highway by Police Voter Turnouts Unexpectedly High . An unexpectedly large number of South Coast voters were hitting tOe polls today to decide three n'lunicipal elections and a bond issue of the Capistrano Unified School District . A midday check or predncts showed that in Laguna Beach, between nine percent and 15 per· cent of those r egistered had vot- ed; in San Juan Capistrano. between 10 and 17 percent of the voters had been to the polls and in San Clemente , 11 ~rcent to 15 percent had voted. Electton officials referred to the voting as "brli;k," althou1oth tbere were few Instances of wail· ina in Imes. Coast Weather Variable clouds w ith showers likely tonight and Wednesd ay. according to the weather lad y. Chance • of rain SO percent tonight and Wednesday. Highs S6 to 62. Lows 44 to SO. 1 INSIDE TODAY ' Worktng women now hatJf' $trongu momogn lhcm ll'lelr ltoy-<Jl·l'tome 1u1er1, soys a l'C researcher. Story, B:Z. l•dex '" ., A• Alt A4 AU I M All ·~ Al .. 11 ., A• A4 A4 "It's a \'Cry good turnout." said one precinct wor~t Ole Hanson School in San Clemente. .,.,,here 15 percent of the pre- cinct's voters had turned out by midday. "It's brisk," said Wilma Wall · ington. inspect or at Concordia School. at the city's south end . where 12 percent had voted. Richard and P atricia Nixon are registered in the precinct , but had not cast ballots by mid· day. There was no indication whether the Nixons would cast votes in the ekct ion. The lightest voling of the morn· mg was found at Baychff Village, in the city's north end, where t l percent or those registered In the prec1nC't h od cast ballot'>. Polls in San Clemente will be ()pen until 8 pm. In LaJ(u na Reach, Deputy City Clerk Peg Morrl'alt' predicted that thf' turnout would not fall below 35 p<•rcent Turnout in La~una Beach elec· lions 1s usually high. although 111 contrast to some past electioos. no s ingle issue has infla med the community. Laguna Beach voters will elect two council memb\'rs. a city clerk and a city trrasur<'r. The polls in Laguna Beach will close at 8p.m. In San Juan Capistrano, City Clerk Mary Ann Hanover pre- dicted a turnout of 66 percent or mo re . In 1974. San Juan Capistrano l'lection attracted a turnout of 59 percent The polls close at 8 p m. in San Juan Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano voters will elect two council members from a field or nine cand1date.s. T he hottest election issue, however, is Proposition A, a pro- posal to perpetrate farmland as open space through a special tax levy of 10 cents per $100 assessed (Sff VOTING, Page A2) Wuncil Eyes D~eClaim For SC Fire Filing of a $15,000 damage claim against the federal gov- ernment for overtime police and fire costs during the devastating Jan. 21 fire will be cono;idered Wednesday night by the San Clemente City Council. The council will meet al 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. The fire. which destroyed 14 homes and damaged scores of othe rs, broke o ut at Camp Pendleton. Blame was placed on a group of welders working at an abandoned pistol range ..... . City manager Kenneth Carr said he has recommended the claim be approved. He said the expects favorable action from the council, which previously has dis· cussed the matter privately m ex- ecutive session. Under government guidelines. the city can claim only its direct loss, which Carr estimated is between s12.ooo and $15,000 in overtime paid to firemen and policemen. lie said the city's action would be In addition to a S.S million lawsult fil ed last week in Slln Diego against the government by a San Clemente attorney. Carr said it could take up to six months for the federal govern· ment to respond to the claim, on- ce it is filed by the city. In other matters, the council will consider: -A cili.zens' proposal for con· st.ruction of an executive golf course In San Pablo Canyon -A request from OranRe County Cable Communications Company to renew its franchise to provide c able television in the city. LA Bank Robbed LOS ANGELES <UPI ) -A shotgun-weilding robber ran into a Crocker Bank branch Monday. demanded cash then escaped with $2,788 in a customer's car. Exclusive· Residence In Peril By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of IM O.lly l'llet,._ft A home In an exclusive San Clemente blufftop neighborhood was threatened early today when a waterlogged chunk of the cliff broke off and tumbled onto Pacific Coast Highway. The slide left about eight feet between the back door of the Clif· ford Dunham residence, 215 Camino San Clemente. and the bluff edge. The slide tore out a portion of a split rail fence and brick patio. The slide occurred about 7:30 a.m . as city crews worked to clean up debris left by numerous slides Monday afternoon and night. The repeated slides left the stretch of highway between Camino Capistrano and Estacion closed from 2 p.m . Monday to 8 a.m .today. San Clemente City Engineer Phil Peter said the house and others located alotlg the bluff edge a re in no immediate danger of dropping down the 100-foot bluffs. Peter said a buildup of water behind the bluff created pressure whlCh ·-rorced a n estimated so cubic yards of dirt and rock lo fall. "The amount of material is not startling. but it s ure opens one's eyes.·· Peter said. The Dunham r esidence is located in Colony Cove. Resi· dents of the area appeared before the San Clemente City Council in July demanding that the city take action to prevent further erosion of the cliff face . Peter said the council ordered a study, which was prepared by the city staff. but never pre· sent ed. "I expect now the council is go· ing to want to see It, .. Peter said. Residents had suggested in Ju. ly that a wall be built to hold the bluffs in place. The minimum cost was estimated at $300,000 to ~00.000. . Concrete c ribbing was con· struc ted b elow a portion of Colony Cove about four years ago. Peter said one solution might be to extend the cribbing further up the bluff face. lie said one question lhat must first be answered, however. is who is respon11lble for flnancini; <See SLIDE, Page A2) Deteme= Demise? LONDON <AP> -Exiled Russian author Alexander Solthenltsyn says the West "is on the verge or a col· lap se" because or "capitulations" in pursu· ing detente with the Soviet Union. "I wouldn't be surprised at the sudden and immi·. nent fa 11 of the West."· Solzhenitsyn told in· te r viewe r Mi c hael Charlto n of the Brit.ish Broadcasting Corp. Mon· day night on the weekly television news program "Panorama." O.lly "'-' ,_ ... ,. ,,_., It- EARL Y MORNING SLIDE UNDERMINED FENCE, PATIO A Troubling View From the Top for Homeowners County Odds 50-50 · For More Rainfall . .. - The storm that dumped more than two inches of rain on some .parts of the Orange Coast Is ex· peeled to linger over Southern California thr ough Wednesday and weathermen say there's a 50-50 chance more rain will fall. The storm that moved into the area early Monday morning brought 2.1 inc hes or r ain to Laguna Niguel, the highest re· cording on the Orange Coast. Els ewhere. rainfall fiRures ranged from .67 Inches at Hunt· ington Beach and .86 Inches at Newport Be ach to 1.01 inches in San Clem ente and J .30 In El Toro. A spokes man · for the Orange County Flood Control District said .84 Inches fell In Santa Ana, bringing the official county total to 4.51 for the season. Averaiie rainfall for this date. according to county statis tics, is 9.84 . Flood control officials uld there was no flooding in flood control channels, but they noted the re was some localized street flooding , partic ularly along MacArthur Boulevard between Bonita Canyon Drive and Bristol Street. In San Clemente, the rainfall touched off a series or rock and mudslides that forced police to close off Pacific C~t Highway between Cam ino Capistrano and Estacion from 2 p .m. Monday to 8 a.m . today. According to police reports, the sliding caUHd in the recent storm has endangered some bluff top homes in the Colony Cove de· velopment. . The unexepect edly intens e r ainfall was blamed b.y California Highway Patrolmen with causing a huge traffic snarl on the Santa Ana Freeway that kept cars nearly at a standstill from the Orange Count y line to Norwalk for three hpurs. Fo~casts from \he National Weather Service call for a 50 per· cent chance or rain through Wed· nesday with continued cool tern• <See Ri\IN, Page t\2) t Parade Crush ~ To Be Studiedf In Capistrano I San Juan Capistrano city coun~ cilmen will consider a plun forl controlling traffir dunnl( the anJ nual Fiesta de la11 Golondrin1u1~ parade when they meet Wedncsj day at 7 p.m . 1n the city hall. William Murphy. director of., public works, 111 recommendin~ that the city re11t rict parking aod close somt> street~ from 3 a.m . t 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 20, th day of the parade. The council is also eJCpected consider an.agreement with thl South EB!lt Regional Reclama Uon Authority for the m ain tenance o( 8 W astewateT treat~ ment plant and rezoning severa pieces of property. Councilmen are also schedul to appoint m embers of a steerin committee to study the Los Ri area. Cast . Your Vote; Polls Open Until 8 ; • ' t 42 DAil Y PllOT LISC INTREPID PHOTOGRAPHER FOLLOWED THE ACTION ~ WH Launched Behind the Competitor1 Water Vote Issue .. Clogged in Debate Monday must have seemed hke the last s traw to Carl Kymla. Kymla. ch airman of the Aliso Water Manage ment Agency IAWMA ). had asked the South Coast Regional Commission to take a straw vote on the $7.S million outfall sewage system proposed by AW MA for the south county. Comm1ss1oners spent nearly two hours debating lhe AWMA plans. but failed to take any straw votes and did not discuss any issue concerning the con- trovers ial project. Instead. they bickered with each other and with their legal adviser from the state attorney Laguna Vet Satisfactory After Crash Laguna Beach vcte nnar1an Dr Mike Lo.:e was reported m satisfactory cond1t1on today al Saddleback Commuruty llospital where ht> ts recovering from -;er1ous 1nJunes received in a head·o n col11s 1o n 1-'riday on Laguna Canyon Road. Dr. Loge. 56. remains in the hospital's intensive care unit. lie reportedly syfrt'red multiple fractures and head injuries in the colh:.1on. Cecil BlackC'l t•r. 58, of Santa .\na, dnver of thl' second vehicle, was reported tn satl5fllctory con· 111lion also. lie suffered a head in- JUrv 1n the mishap AccordanJ: to w1tnc1>:-state- ment' compiled by the Laguna ~at•h l'oll ce Department, a p1<·kup truC'k driven by Dr Loge wa-1 m lht' wronl( lanl' at th\' ttnw t>f the.' accident. Police estimated on the bu1s of skid marks left by thl' truck. that the veh1 cl<' was trovehng hctwt'cn 49 and 53 males per hour. Hlarketl'r told police he at· tt•mt11t'<I to 1wo1d the impact but eould not The ucc1clent occurred ju!t north n( B1Jt Bend near the In 1t•r,.1•1·11on or C as tie Rock Rood 'n rharJ?ell ht1vr h<'f'n soui;ht anti th1• tl1•p.1rtml·nt hn-. m .1d<' no rt'rnmmt•ntl.1t11111 f111 l1•i;11l .11·1111n 11encl 1n.: the \ l'lt'rtnurrnn " rt• t>cn-rr) . ORANGE COAH ..... 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Kymla has been working for months to secure permits necessary lo begin work on the new outfall system. which would insla.JI a S4-inch pipe lo carry wastewater effluent down the a Aliso Creek stream bed and out into the ocean. Opponents of the projttt want no expansion or the exist.ing 16- lnch pipe. They say a larger , capacity would invite qiore gro"'-'lh in the south county re- gion. Monday's meeting was s up posed to be for voting only on the AWMA project. However. only nine of the 12 commissioners were present and eight "aye" votes are needed lo pass the plans . Rather than ris k defeat. Kymla decided to test the wind \\Ith a straw vote. However, when it became apparent that the commissioners were goma to keep arguing instead of voting, he requested the one-week conti· nuance. Kym la and the project's foes will return next Monday in Hunt· ington Beach for round three of the battle. AWMA includes Irvine Ranch Water District, Laguna Beach Water Distr ict, South Laguna 5.rutation District, Los Alis~ Water District. El Toro Water District and Moulton Niguel Water District. Fro• Pag~ A I SLIDE •.• oflhe project. The residents have suggested the city root t he bill, for a vanety of reasons. It was not immediately known whether the house was occupied nt the lime or the slide. One San Clemente Pohce of· ncer was seen talking with two feomale residents of Colony Cove who appeared to be on lhe1r way to work. They continued on their way "1 can't see what good 1t would do to stay here." ont' "as heard to say. * * * Fro•Pa~AI RAIN ... peratures. Temperatures recorded nlong the Orange Coast ranged from lows In the sos to highs in the 60s. Snowlall Crom the t1torm wu11 kept well above the 4.000-root mark and the weather station at Mt. Wilson recorded a rainfall or :l.Minches. The lingering storm 1s expect· ed to produce m ore heavy rains In the desert and mountain areas. Monopoly Suits Dropped WASHINGTON (AP> -;--The Justice Department today dropped ils antimonopoly lawsuits against the Goodyear and Firestone tire companil's because department officials ha\•e decided they don't have ~nough evidence to support the ' . charge~. T h e department bas spent about $1 million on lhe c~se stnce they were fit~ in Aug t 1973. against the nation's o largest ure manufacturers . 1 ~ .......... St~~ .. Sldewalll 1orfln" with kateboucb ., as Popular 11:1 the water vane1.1 , accordina to 1t~ a~~nts, suds of whom nt tended and p&rhr1patt'd 1n Laauna'a Grand Prix of Skateboard1n1 Sunday FlV~ wlnn~rs In t"o d1v1:s1on:-. walked off cor roU«d om "1th two •urt boards and expcm11vl.' uateboarda. Ed Ooltachlkh. owner of the Oak Str~t't S urf shop \\h~th sponsored thl' l'Vl'nt. said Mon day he viewed the competitJon us u suc:ces11. not only ~"l'ause of tht' aood turnout. but becuuse the event came off safely. "We'r-e lryln1 so hard to make thls sport have a safety im age," Gottschlich said. Allhou~h •n ambulance '1as near un standby, it only rolled onct' "It turned out to be a kid pla~ ang softball on the high :.chool grounds, H Gottschlich said Th~ first place flnlshers ln each di\ b1on wun surfboard:. Runnt•r~ u ll "on t-katt•bo1u·tb und the "innt•r, of prect'dln.-i heaL'i "On ,\rnll't>o.11 d NIUJl)mt•nl Th,• ,., ,•nl "us ftlmt•d by ?\tuC'Gtllt' rli) to'rcen1an 1-'tlrns. JlfOO\ICt'I ll o ( sud111.i mU\"l\'' 11nd pho10.:r:111hi•ris from Sl'\'eral mu~.azm,•:. C'O\ errn.: i kattboud mga:. u s Sowh Coast Vot e Numben Elert11111 r1·~ulb for south rou~t l'll" dcct1oni. und the Cap1i.lru0nl1 L' 1111 tl'd S<'hoot D1t.tril't $30 mil hon bond ts· ~ue:. mall be a' atlJblc by calling the folio" Ing of· ftt·er:. -l. a It u n a B <' a c b : 49-1-11:?4 1c1t' hall I and on l'hannt•I Ill · Stor<'r Cable :.~:.tem -.'\an C lt-m.-olc: -&9:?·5101 I Cit) hall I 'an Juan Capblrano: 493-1171 tell> hnll 1 CONTESTANT IN EARLY HEAT ZJPS ACROSS FINISH Grano Prix of Skateboarding Drew Top Talent Top winners were. Diviswn I ll<t years and under) Bob Shea of San Diego. firs t : Cher~ I Mawdsley of Laguna Beach. second : and Todd Hauck or Laguna Beach. third: Di\·is1on II (above 14 years) Tom Simms of Los Angeles, first: and Garv Hitchcock of Mission V1eJ o. s econd (no third place was given). --Capistrano Schools : 496· 1215 or 837 5181. 'Big Foot' Justa Dog CINCINNATI <UPI> The mystery of the local "Big Foot" apparently has been soh•ed. There have ~een reports of a large. hai~ creature roaming the area, e \·admg both capture and identuica- llon. Last week. "Big Foot" was seen again, and although it got away, police made a mold of a rootprmt and took 1t to Ctn· cinnat1 Zoo Director Ed Maruska. Maruska's verdict "The print was made by a large dog." 2 Capo· Beach Projects Get Extensions Re gional Coastal com m1ss1oners grunted extensions Monday for two condomm1um pro1ects in Capistrano Beach Both perm1l extensions went to developer John Hadley, who plan:. to burld 33 condommium units near the intersection of Camino Capistrano and Camino Mira Costa. The first project. located al the southeast corner of the mtersec- l1on. calls for 12 two·story townhouse units. plus a swim· ming pool and 12 guest parking spaces. The net density ts 7 5 dwelling units per acre . which falls within the commission's standards. The second pro1ect, located just a half ·block north of the In - tersection. includes 21 two·story townhouse units, an add1t1on to u swimming pool. tennis courth, saunas and 64 parking space~. The net density 1~ seven dwelling units per acre As a cond1llon of approval. Hadley agreed to extend lhe e~ lSttng bike trail on the nearby Grant Company pror1erly, by bwldlng a hnk of the tratl on his own parcel. Hadley. or Lo!> Angelec;, onglnally recc1vt-d permits m 1974, but was not able to began construction before they t•xprrcd Th<' new perm its arc valid until January of next yeur Driver Hits JO Autos in Swlen Bus LONDON <U PI> -The phan- tom bus driver of Mu'>"<'ll 11111 was behmd the wheel of the! N" 134 doublt>decker for only 200 yards. But in that time he hit and wrecked five parked <'ars on the first comer u he accelerated the stolen bus away from its depot. Then he backed off. rounded the comer. and steamrolled anoth('r five automobiles Monday night. After this he smashed tnto 11 brick wall. knocking 1t down. l'n· daunted. he set oH aJtarn. but was ftnally balked by a 30-foot tree on wtuch he scored a direct hit. The driver lnJ>ed out and Oed into the night. leavinit anirry auto owners inspecting their wrecked vetucles A police spokesman. who said two youths might possibly have been invol\'ed. estimated the damage al "several thousand" pounds. Lagun~ Runs Operation City Takes Over Animal Control Duties "'.• By JACK CHA PPELL ot llM oau, .-i1MJUff The city of Laguna Beach began its own animal control operation today. taking over when the SPCA abrupUy can· celed an eight-year contract '11-ilh the city. Terry Brandt. u~s1stant city manager, said he believes the citizens can expect a higher level of service no" \\Ith the city-run operation. On an interim ba:.L~. the city 1s contractrng ~ ith Dr. Ro:.e Ekeberg for shelter Cac1lilles at lht> Canyon Kennel. The city's new a nim al services officer 1s Shawn Christensen. Until arnval of a specially designed animal con· trol truck. the oHtcer wall use a radio·dlspatched pick up truck outfitted with necessary cages Mrs. Christensen will be authonzed to issue c1tatfons for ammal violations. as well as to take Into custody stray ammals . She spent much of today re- ceiving an orientation in the Laguna Beach Police depart-' ment. Laguna Beach residents with questions on animal enforce- ment complaints may call 494-1124 ext. 280 or 281from8 a.m to 5 p.m . Arter 5 p.m. the number 1s 494 ·0753. Questions about licensing s hould be directed to 49-1·1124, ext. 237. The city shelter lt>lephonenumber is497·3SS2. The city's old contract w11h the SPCA was for 52 hours a week of enforcement patrol and en· forcement. authonung a contract "1th Dr. Ekeberg and will pass necessary ordinances authonzm~ c1lattons The SPCA j?a..-e no formal re· ason for 11:> canct'llallon. other than to say that over the e1ght- ~ear assoc1atton \\llh the city. condtllons had changt!d. However. 1nCormally, 1t 1-1 kn own that the agl'OC) \\US irked by efforts b) a <·1hll'n:. grOUIJ , the Pet Rcspons1h1hl~ Commit l <'e. to 111d 1n rl•duc1n1o< tht• number of un" antl.'d ~urplu11 pets by a low cost spuyani,: and neutering program In addition. lhl' af,!l'nry ts rr ported to be :.ohc1llnJ? thl· bus1 ness of th(' C'itv of lrvant• Cw animal sheltl•r Sl'n·1cl's Under the new arrangement. the city will have enforcement 8 hours a day for nil seven days a SC Watclunan week, Brandt said. The Laguna Beach City Coun-""' cil Wednesday will consider R • formal action allocating $15,000 ecovermg for animal control service~. New SC City Chief Choice Due Tonight After Beating ,\ night \\ atrhman hrutalh ht"aten "1th a pipe by burglar:- who broke Into <1 S,m ( 'lt•menh• n·::.t.iur Jnt Fl'I.> 22 n·m.110-. undt>r rar<' .11 San Clt•ml'illl' Genl.'ral llo~p1tal llosp1tal r11dt•s su1d J ohn Vas qucz, 55. 1:-slov. ly recovering from mult1ple skull fractures San Clemente city councilmen hkely will announn• their choice for crty manage r at \\ednl.'sday night's council mectine. Mayor Anthony DiC 1ovann1 !>aid to· dav D1G1ovann1 said th<' council '"has a likely pro:-l)<'ct " for th1• pos1t1on now h e ld by City Manager 'KennC'lh Carr. lie 1:-. steppins.: down to bt•<·ome the r1ty Field Trips Weighed by LB Trustees A nock of field trips and u special report on Thur~ton In termed1ale school !loals will bt- amon1t items confronting the Laguna B<'ach L'n1f1('d School District board or educatio n ton11tht The board "111 m('('l ut ti 45 p rn . 45 m 111ut ('S rarht•r than normal bt'causC' of r1ty l'lect1on The bourd .i~1·nda 1nrl11des rc quests for appro\al of lhl' South Coast Lt>a~u<' Stucknl Coun1 •il Wintt'r Cnmp, Thurston's Rth An nual Colorado llhc·r Trip, and 11 natural history /l411d·1val field trip by h i~h school stude nts In cooperullon with llH' US Marine Corps. A special report on "onl<i ld1•11 tif1l'd by part'nti;. teocher11 and students at Thurston school "111 he given at the• bt.•j!mmng of th<' board meeltn~. SC Burglaries Yield $2,000 Two residential burglarit'S in which $2,000 in items w<>rc stolen are under 1n,·est1gataon by San Clemente Pohct' Leo M~Gowen reported loss or stereo equipment and guitars worth $937 from his apartment at t26CalleSan D 1e~o Meanwhile. a Callt• Pt"seador woma n 11a1d turquoise. cameras and coins "orth Sl ,015 was t aken from her home The incidents were reJ)Orted to police during the weekend. t finance director. The mayor said the council has con:.1dered candidates recom mended by a private managt· menl consultant and others. Salary range for the job is $26.000 to $32,000 annually. If action is taken Wednesda..- night. DiGiovanni said. the new man could be aboard al City Hall by mid-April. The agenda item "selection or a city manager" is one oflhe last items scheduled 10 be deliberal· cd by the council. The meeting will begin a t 7 · 30 p.m. at City llall. Jn a related topic. lhe council will receive petitions bearing th" signatures of 91 people requestrn~ the council rescind previous ar lion mcreaslng the pay scale for the financed irector 's position. ll was recently decided thal Carr should earn about $28,00o when he takes the job, instead of thf' previous salary maximum uf about $24 .000. Carr now earn' 532,000ascity manager Councilman Arthur Holm e~. who 1s set>ktng re.election today. stud last week that he wlll offer a motion asking that thf' con troversial increase he rescin1k1I Wednesday's meeting will lw Holmes· last for his currf'nt cnun c1l term. \'.1sque1 "a~ lwatcn bv thrc1· burglars "ho t•n11•11..•d Arturo's Mcx1l·an Hestaurant . 2731 S. ~I Camino Real, through u roofto11 ventilator and found l11m u~lc<'p m th<' loung1• arl•a A i.1·cond man" ho was sleeping m lht' bar a boul 211 fcC'l awuy was not 1n1u ri·d P ol1el' s ;i1d lhl' burglar'> appar1·nlly did not see the :.enind mu 11 Tht• n•-.t.1111 ant 'u:-tamed no 101;:.. 1\ llHt•1• foot lc·ngth of p1p1• hehC\'l.'d 11w d Ill llw <ittack was found m-;11 t h1· I l''>luuranl aft tor the mc11l1•n1 f 'ro1t1 Page 1t I VOTING ••. '.ilua111rn .inti 011 hrr n•venuc ra1' Inf? m1•an" VolC'r .. 111 lh1• ('11p1i.l ranfJ I r11fll'd Sl'h1111I f)1,1rn t. \\hrt h rn 1 ludl'!> ~.111 Ju,111 <"a111~11.ino. San l'lt·nwn11• l.ai.:1111.1 l'lllo(ll"'· n anu 1'111nl. r.1p1,1u11111 lk•ad\ a111l .. 1>'1rt1on 111 M '~""" VwJo . .irt• 1-.1~1111~· hallnls on u S:lll 1111lh1m 1)0111! lllllh11111Ut1C111 ITH'll\1111• ·1 "" lh111b 1q1provul 1' 1 ,. r111111·d In p.1 .. -. th1• hontls Poll' Ill tlH• 1•1111111 \ Ill I'll'> of lht• •H•h11ol tl1!- l1 11·1"1ll n •m11in 11p1·11 t111td R JI m 'Off Limits' c Connally GOP Party Nixed NEW YORK (UPI> Ttw Wh1ll· lloust'. fe1:1nn ~ entry of forme r Treas ury S1•< n•lary .J ohn H Connally in the race for l he Republu·;1n p1 cs1dcnl1al nominu lion. 1s moving lo torpedo ..1 "poht 1C·,tl r<•t r 1•;1t · <·on nally plans to host shortlv ;11l1•r the ~l arch fl rloml.1 primary. lhc New York 0:11l y :'\1"•\" said today Connally. a forml'I T l•>..1s govcrn11r :~ct Demoerat.turne d -Rcpubhc:in, h as announced hi."' will play hos t lo GOP party brass l\tc.irc h 12 and l:J .1l his Floresville. Tex home. The purpose of th1· 1111'\ ,\-Ow. according to Texas Rcpubhtc.in C hairm an Ray Hutchison. is to get party chairmen from around the country together to discuss 1temc; of mutual interest, "including improved relations with Congr ess " The News said Pr('s ident Ford'~ polil1ral lieute- nants s us pect the real purpose of th<' met'l111g 1s to build a launch pad for a Connally prl•s1dcntral can· didacy. As a res ult, lhc White Hous e has passed tht· wor d to party regulars that the me et in~ 1s "ofr' limits." , I Tue:eday" Clo ing Pric ·NEW YORK • STOCK EXCHANGE TU!!C!!f, Match 2. 1976 L/SC DAIL y PILOT A • ' Tax T i p s · Which Medical Costs Deductible? 8) SYL\llA POltTElt fSutllmoS~i J It )OU ltemllt' your me<11cal expt>n e de<iut'ttons on f'orm 1040 yuu m 41Y find Sl'Vcral 1 RS and coul1 ruhna!> In 197S of rrurial Importance to your well·bt.11na und tA1s &~s beyond )Our p()Ci(Clbook To bi1ustrut" with acluul t'llH' A Husband and wife wf'nt to a nonprotlt renter fundt.'<i by several rt>llglous or.:~niulioni< for murri•gti roun11eling. After some months of counselin&. the couple fell they w~re , healthy and e njoyed ll more nit•nlnaful relationship. Nt'verth"less. the IRS said that the fees they paid wer*1ot medical u~nse~ecause the counseling was not for the prevention or al- lev1aUon of a physical or mental defect or iJlness. Money's Worth The rouns.ehng 's purpost' "as to help impro"e a murriagl' wh1rh makes t he fees a non-deducllble personal expen~l· -ANOTHER HUSBAND and wife under"ent a pro- gram of treatment for sexual anndequary and 1ncompat1blh· ty conducted by psych1atr1s t s at a hospital Tht• • psychiatnsts believed there "a's a greater probability of success If the patients stayed at a hotel near the hospital during the two-~·eek period of lrutmenl. The couple dad thas and went to the hospital each morning for the consulta· hon sessions with the psychiatrists The IRS ruled that the couple's cost 'Of meals and lodgmg during the treatment period did not qualify as a medical expensl' because the meals and lodging at the hotel were not part or institutional medical care. . -A d octor 's daughter had curvature or the spine. for which one accepted method of treatment is u regime or highly vigorous exercises. Because of his daughter ·~ long- time 'interest in ballet. the doctor fell that hallct dancmi: would be her most effective l'xerr1St' and prdl'r11ble to a course of treatment through use of a bru1·c HE THEREFORE ENROLLED h~'r full time in a ballet school and deducted tuition, room and bo..rd at the ~choot as · a medical expense. The Tax Court disullowl•d the dedurtion becausl' the doctor faded to prove he "ould not have In- curred these expenses if hi11 dau.:htl'r "erC' well Shl' had taken ballet lessons before becoming 111 and continued tht> lessons after she left the ballet school, even though this had no connection with her illness. The 1mphcat1on wa~ that at· tending school was motivated as much by personal 3:. med1cal reuons. -A favorable ruling in '75 covered bland 1rn11nduals who require the services or Cull-time or p.irt tame readers to perform the duties of their professional or Hm1 '. professional employment satisfactonly The IRS said that, • an l'ases where a reader's services are rt.'QWrcd and used solely in the blind individual's ..-.ork. he may properly de· duct the cost of the reader ai. a busanc~~ expense. 1f he itemizes his deductions . <Medical exp<.·n:.cs arc dedU<•t1blc • only to the extent they exceed 3 percent of your adjusted ·, gross income; there's no such lim1tat1on on your bu!i ancs:. expense deductions I -... ANOTHER ··~VORABLE ruling deJlt 1.1. 1th u paralyzed professor who needed no help an rarrymR on personal and business acti\'it,ies In has hometown but who required help when he had to make busines:. trips away from home In connection with has employment The I RS • ruled that. since he spent money on such help only when away from home in connection with h is employment, he could deduct these expenses as an ad1ustmenl in arriving at his adjusted gross income, whether or not he 1tem1zed h1:. personal deductions. For a disabled attorney. though, who needed help with his prosthesis. and daily adm1nastrat1on of medicine during the conduct of both his personal and busane!\S affairs, such help constituted nursing services the expense of which qualified as a medical expense. not a busanc~~ expcn~c. SPECIAL T ... I P FOR '75 by the Research Institute of America: Jf you are among the milhons of shareholders In American Telephone and Telegraph who reinvest your d.Jvldends to buy more AT&T stock. you get a S percent dis· count from the market price or AT&T when Telephone uses ~our dividend lo buy more Telephone i.hares for you The IRS says that, ·hen Lhis hopJ><.'nS, you must report as your dividend income the full price of the shares bought for you rather than the amount or your cash dividend, which is actually S percent less than the price or the !\hares. In sum. that discount is taxable income to you. Bl11e Collar Workel's Male Domain Slips As Women Ge t Jobs WASHINGTON CAP) -Women ar<> moving in i.:reater numbers into whal were once cons1dt>r<'d "mc·n only" jobs nnd now account for 18 percent or Amt•ru·a·~ blue·collar workers. the Labor Department report!> "They arc working practically every lYJJ•' of occupation that was once the pnvate domain of mr·n, · '>JY~ A~~l Serretary of Labor William II Kolberg "WHF.THER IT'S subway construttlon, brtdRl' t>u1lrl lnf't, bo1lermakang, bulldozing, truck dnvlnj( or runnlrl~ l;il,l newspaper presses -all tough 111Hl dirty 0 1 d11nl(•·rou' Joh~ the women are at 1t." The government's figure's ~how lhal .it lht· tnrJ of 1!17: •. women held about 18 perrcnt or 5 5 m1ll111n of I ht• 211 Z m11llott hlue-collar jobs This ls up from M 9 111·r<·t·nt in l!HiO wh1·r1 :11, million women worked 1n blue t•ollnr on·u1.11.1l10M. ('<HTt pared with 20.:; million men. Whtie the increaac has not ht•1•11 dr:11n.1lll'. Kolhcrit '"Y' laws aitainst sex discrimination 1n htrtni: <tnd pr 11niot111n prtactaN•fl are having a positive 1mp111'1 lie cites figures which sh<>w a 74 prrrl'nt anc·r NlS<' 1n 11n1• year an the number of women appn·nl 11·v-. an !)II 1)('('111111twn11I groupin~s And, he noted an an antrrv11•w, 1111 but thrN· of these -bt'autlclans, cooks and nwdal'Bl·dentol frc:hnu·11rn'4 were n~_,erved for m en 20 year aJ:o THE LABOR DEPARTMENT. wh11·h 11•tol(n1zcs 41~0(' C'upalions as apprentlceablc, report~ thul mo or 40 1wrc<•nl had female apprentices last year, doublt' the numll('r an 1974. However. the total number or women an rrg1!\tNrd prr1 grams was only 3.700 or about 1 perc1·nl of the 400,000 re glstered apprentices Among JObs women arc beml{ lraant'd for or<' :ur('rart and aulo mechanics. butchers, cobmrl makers. cement masons. machinists, pipefltters. plastcrrr!.. plumtwr~. roofers, strurtural steelworkers and toolmaker!\. , I~ <-~ Pl ;:-,...... 1':: I ·--w-'MlllC IJfC 1 ,. Wlt<CO. 1.10 • U '7'4 ''e Wyiy Wiiii. Melt' 117 '" • ~ WI\() .011 U .. rtOOO 11~ "' Whttt•k• (.p 411•"1 s1.., • WIK" t • 10 )0 I I\•• '' w•o .. '"" 10 o 111'> • ~ Witco c 1.10 " .. n.,.. ·~ Wl•loG•ot ·" " s ,... . I '#tlllWI 054> 11 1 • Wllll•rMC t S 77 7 JI .. • ._ -IU . .0 It SI I~ Wlt>!ltt OSd 10 ,. 1 \4. ~C OM J Ml I WIMOa I U IS IO'f "" • ........ ,Pt JO • t H W!MO• c.11. t S4 • ' ,,........., 1.10 • '20l n-. ..... ·~ '• '"' Wl..,,.beOO • St• I • .. -pl t 10.. )1 H'" Wl~EIP fn 10 12• U V>--Id Atrw t )4 ~·~ • '" "'"'""to .. r10 101 -1 wri.o, t oo. '• 10 """ 1" .... , "', .... 1100 " • 1 Wurll•t .10 u ' ... • (.orp .. 211 ..... ,, .4JJ DAILY PILOT TU!!d!y. Match 2. 117' Political Notes Douglas Forming Ftirid By O.C. HlJSTING °' .. _, .......... McDonnell Oou1tas has announced the forma· t,ton of a fund throu&h wt\lch Ill peraonnet can llV«! voluntary nnanc1al i upport lo ca.odidal~ for lederal and shale poltllcal office. The Good Government f'\lnd, formed under provUJlona of the f'ederaJ Elt>ctlon Campa1cn Act Ame ndments of 1974, will be non-partisan Part1c1patlon 1s limited to people an the senior ranJ!.s ot management throuahoul McDonnell Doug las. Paruclpat1on will be entirely voluntary. Partici· pant.s may authorize payroll dtduct1ons of not less than two dollars or more than ten dollars weekly . · The purpose of tile fund will tw to promote the eHective <-1t1zen hip of McDonnell Douglu employes throuah their fanandal participation In the federal and s tate el~tlve pr<><.'1!ss. to asst&t tn the nomanat1o n and election of candidates for polJllcal office who w11J protec:t and advunee the in· teresls of part1c1pants ln the tund1 lo promote the free enterprise system, and to s upport the aerospace industry. Operation of the fund wall be based at the cor· poratlon 's St. Low headquarters The fund 's Articles or Association pro\•ldl' fo r the estabhshmenf of a Good Government Comm ittee composed of Mc Donnell Douglas personnel to direct its basic policies w ith respttt to expenditures and to d1sbun;e its funds to can<hdales and Pohll<-al com· m1ttees. Its assets will be held by St Louis L'nion Trust Company, a nd its act1v1lles wall be reported to part1c1pants and to appropnate pubh<-agenc&el> as required b y law. • • • CARL KARCHE R will serve as chairman or Ronald Reagan's Orange County Campaign Com- mittee, heading an executave t'Ommittee that in· eludes Willard S. Volt. umpaign director . Arthur Schick. fanant'e chairman; Alice Bartlett. precinct chairman, Mary Jane Smart. headquarters chairman . and Pat Dalton, special events chairman John Wayne and Walter Knott are honorary chairmen of the Reagan committee in the county. In addition. Voit has unve1le9 a ltst or 61 people who form the Reagan tor President steering com· m1ltee in Oran~e County. They ant'ludl' George Argyros. Newport Beach. Ted Bartlett, Huntington Beach. Ronald Birtcher. San Juan Capistrano : Or Edward Boseker, Sant• Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke. lluntmgton Beach. Merrill Butler. Jr .. Newport Beach: Dr. Vin· cent Carr.oil. La~una Beach: Ano Caspers, Newport Beach: ~1llis Clemons, Santa Ana . Michael T Collins. Newport Beach. Helen Correy. Newport Beach: Joanne Coontz. Orange , lla rry Dalton. Tustin: 01<-k' Darling. Newport Beach ; Marshall Duffield, Newport Bea<-h. Mar gare t ~uffy, N e wport Bea ch; Richard F . Evan1. Oranie: Ku A Ewan1. Newport Beach, A. Famularo, nta Ana. M Keltlt Gaede, Lacuna Beach &taunce Gladman. Tust n ; Dlna Ouldager. l.agunai O.acb, Tim Jl1udan1 r, N wport Beach, Cu/ford H ubll. Ana.Mlm. Butnce Hawlun • Seal Bea~h. Gavin Hctbert Jr .. Neweort Buch; Ted Herlihy, San Juan Capbtrano. Vlr&Jnla Knott, Newport Heuch. Louts Knobbtl, Santa Ana; Lois Lundber&. La Habra. Helen McCallum, Laguna Beach: Brad Miller. Newport Beach: Ed Malls. Lag una Boch; Jerry Moore, Orange; William Moses, Tustin. Dan Montano. JlunUngton Buch, Mr aad Mrs. Bruce Nestande. Orange. A. PMtrlck Nagel. Newport Beach; Michael Nason. Mission VieJo: Borg Nealson, La,,;unu Beach Thomas O'Keefc. San Cle mente; Butchle Porter. San Juan CaptStrano; Burt Proctor, Corona del Mar: Paul Prese.ly, Sap Clemente: Jay Reed. Newport Bea<-h AJu Robertson Jr , Laguna Beach~ l'bomuC.. Rogers, San Juan ~p1Mraoo; Lee Sammis, Ne-. port ~a<-h . Ben~rl} Sch1<-k Santa Ana, Alan C. Stoneman. Newport Beac h , Or. Marshall Stonel>treet. Anaheim : Dr. Herbert Stros<-he1n. Santa Ana. George Sluraas, Newport Beat'h . V1rgan1a Valentine, Balboa ; WilJard D \'01t. Balboa Ed Ward. Costa M~a : Gene Washburn. Corona del Mar. Frank Whale, FuJterton : Donna Wilkinson, Sart Clemente. Re''· Ralph Wilke rson, Anaheim; J ohn R Young, Newport Beach. • • • ORANGE COUNTY CITIZENS supporting ef· forts within Congress to reopen the investigation into the assassination or John F. Kennedy ar.e forming a Citizens· Comm ass ion or Inquiry. Organil..iltlonul meetings wjll be held al lht home of Belly Rush. 3073 Johnson Ave., Costa !\lesa. phone 549-0206. These meetings will begin at 7·30p.m Mart'h3andll. UCI Room Dedicate d To G e rard The Ralph Waldo Gerard Reading Room an !l;eurob1ology has been dedicate d in the UC Irvi n e b1ol og 1cal 's ciences building , Steinhaus Hall The new reading room. envisioned a s a growing , literary resource an the Deatm Elsewhere neurost'iences. contru.ns as its nucleus the ex· tensive personal library of the la te Dr. Ralph COR P US CHR ISTI. Tex. <AP > -Wltllam Red Fox, 105, a Sioux In· dian who for decades was a colorful Wald West s howman, died at a Corpus Christi hospltaJ tttonday . Red Fox claimed to be the last lJv. ing person who had been an the area or the Utlle Big Horn battle of 1876. PARIS IAP> -J ean "artlnon. 66. an anterna- t1onally known conduc- tor who conducted the Chkago Symphony from 1963 to t968, died Monday after a long illness. SAN DIEGO (AP> Funeral serva<-es were held today for Philip Stt>lnma n, 99, a veteran Marria,,e Ll~11.n BEAllOSLEY llEYf\ -Jan lt, 0 .. 10 c.a. ... r n. •nct "•••" llff. >I. Doell ol H""ll""'Oll Ike< II \fll OM·!>CHANT l -Jaft J I, Wiii'-"-"· "· • ..., o.-.. l ..... boo, .. r9""ta1" V••••f C:HllONl\lfit.nALLIHOS -Fell 1 ,,.,. o. .... 11 .• ..., c., .. 1'"• 1... '' b00' .. ~"'"' WAltlteN MC '""'' -l'ob 1, Herbort D U, of HOii,_ -,,_,.,.,,.o • otCo"•""' .. l'AITH·Mlll\ -F•lll l "'1c"""" ()oer ... n ... " ................. I\, -V10,.lff,. ot\i-1 ... l ANOf.WIC.Z ICl([ltT -hD 4 ___, Jem .. ta, ... a 01 ... 1 "· ... ,. o1s-c ........ ,.. HAYWAltO M0•\11 '•D ) L.orry '1 ...... c ....... -c;,..,. J.,. .. " .......... o.. .... .. of the Spanish-Amerkan Waldo Ge rard, UCI pro. war. who died in a fessoremenlus hospital. He was a Navy Dr. Gerard "as rirst fireman and helped dean of the t.:Cl rescue survivors after Graduate Di\'is1on. the sinking or the bat· lleshlp Malne In 1898. GG woman MODESTO (AP) - The president of the DueRefun Stanislaus County FaJr Board died Sunday from SACRAMENTO <API auto act'adent injuries. -A $100 refund to a authorities reported. Garden Grove woman Frank Dom~. 56, was has been approvedby the uuured in a two-car aCCl· State Lands Comm1ss1on dent four days ear lier lD for an incomplete land Merted County. buy that occurred In 18S8. On May 28, 1898, an 1'uolomne Co unty. James McCormkk pa1d JAMES " ~:~·~THE.A. mi. $100 for 80 acres of land. .,..,, o1 .... .,.,...01111 •. c.. D•••otoe."' the commission was told, F.lw"-• "· ,.,. lkto•d ...,._ ot d d tlfi l Mn. H•n<• ""''" .... 10.,,,., , .. _.,. an re<-e1ve a t'er aca e J-... Melln•..,dAmy-11* Aho Of purchase the nexl ,..,.,.,.,, llY "'' per..-O, Mr & Mn mon th. J~ • ~thtr. _,.1&\-t•r~ a.tty Ann _,,.., """ on• '"o'"•" 110 1>er1 However. he didn't ""'"'" M• MAI'-..... ,. .cuw <-omplele the purchase by .....,.Dor ol The WddllNO V•il•yYM-fl' It' ng '' p rOO f Of t hn CA. 1nc111n Guicle• •"d •••..O •• 1M ,. ·-·• Ch•ef. "'"' ••• 4(.llw '" ,.,. mineral <-harat:'ter of the• AY\0 IAm•rlt•" .,, ...... So«•• land .. The s aln wns can Ot~l1•tl0tt, ., 1 ,,,.mbf'f of Th• ~· 4'I -·••• crv11. 1....,.,,,. H111, M< .. o celed Aug. 13, 1918 l--I.A-'111115o<<•• ,..,... ·-----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-lft ,., oroftt''°" •t Lawry•,,. Mf'WoCf .. V1u "'""""' ol "'-"•9t-"' 0 1111 -_.,...,.,of wo w c- wvic .. ..,,, 1M ... Id T111Mlo 2 00 PM, (f\•M• o t O Connor L•t~ Hllh M•Htvery, 2\>01 A••c•• Peril••• \It.._ tn uev .. f+owtir\ ow ,.,...u, _.,_I_• ... ,...o. oot,.. VMCA lftdlettW*fJit09'•"' PA.llMA" CHAllLIS W PAAltMAH ol ..... BEFLECTIO~S by Reyn Sheff_. , .. ,...,..., Cl Del• ol "9elll Mo•<" 1 ----.. '''' \.uir'•'"d by "'' '°"· WhhMft P-an"'-M\ \.e"'l<•\ Pt"ltt~ PM••< Y1t w M•Mor••t Per • Mort"•''· ..._.. ...... C:• ow•"' "If .............. . • 'n I c• M n 9IY ORANGE COUNTY COast Eatery ~ Sued A patron "'ho claims that he <-ut his mouth snd aums when he bit into broken glass he found an hJs tO.'!Sed l>Uhtd hai. sued tl Newport Be1H h rfttaurant for $25,000 Ln Dean's Aide ' damaces Richud Cha\'('2 8411 of Mia helm, formerly exP<:ullve director or the Anaheim lnde pendent'e Community Center, has been appointed assistant dean or students at the College of Medicine al UC lr\'ine. Edward ('. Ho<-ker further claims In the Orange Cdunty Superior Cou rt at't 1on fil ed against Muldoon's lnsh Pub, 202 Newport Center Dnve. that he swallowed some of lht> glai.s \\hen he dtned at the f8t'1hty last March 11. WEDNESDAY o Sirloin teak soup, salad, roll, and dessert m:.==:s2 35 It till Sift • Diep Fwy. 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Where tbt're Is no love, ev~n 1grf'f'mf'nt~ made in good faith are of no 1va1l It is prudent lo irt acqo1inted with your funeral dirt clor 1n advancto or nHd, JU5l as wttb a doctor or lawyt'T. f5H€FF€R m<>flTU.>.~y 97b SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY LAG.JNA 8EACH 4~1Sl!> SAN CLEMENTE ISH NORTH ElCAMINORW m-0100 If you are like many other people, you really do intend to give blood or to join the Red Cros<. someday. You've even thought of enrolling in a CPR class to learn how to treat a heart attack victim. But other things interfere; you don't find the time, and there's really no hurry. No hurry'? Every day hospitals in Orange County place orders for blood with the Red Cross. On a typical day last week, the Red Cross Blood Center had orders for 105 units, from Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. Martin Luther Hospital, St. Joseph's Children's Hospital, Anaheim Memorial. and others throughout the cotlty. And a growing numbc>r of pc•oplv attend CPR. classes-the new Red Croc.,.., program for Cdrdiopul· monary Rc~uscitation-to leac h you how lo respond to a relative, a friend, u neighbor or cl stra nger who is suddenly gripped by a heart attack. The Red Cross ,.., an agc>ncy of mercy. Nea rly everything it does is designed to save lives, o r bring comfort and relief, here and around the world. This month is Red Cross month. If you can give blood, if you would like to contribute time as a volunteer or money as a member, if you would li ke• to know more about the Red Croc;s programs including the CPR classes, call American Red Cro ss Ornngl! County Chapter + A United Way Member Agency . M W Hutch1.,on. Cha1rman Edward I·. Colburn. Manager 601 N. Golden Circle Dnw Santa Ana, C"hfornla q270'"> Telephone (714) 835 53Hl Number '15 in a series of public ser vice advertisements sponsored by Avco Financial Services, Newport Beach, California .. Orange Coast ·. r ~ . .. . EDITION Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 69, NO. 62, 2 SECTIONS, 2A PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 19~6 C. TEN CENTS . Science 'Could Harness 'Sun's ,SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A cterial process lhat could one harness the sun for power and Unlze seawater for irrtga\ion has been discovered by a m of scientists, it was an· ncedtoday. . Dr. Walther Stoeckenlus. a lJ biologist, headed a reseanh m from the UC Medical ter in San Fr anci.sco and the . tional Aeronautics and Space , Adminis trati o n at Am es Research Center in Mountain Vlew that discovered the pro- cess. Sloeckenius' 196S discovery of a simple bacterium capable of converting sunlight into food and energy was s tudied by the re- searchers, who found a process that one day may aid in the study of diseases and the production of electricity and fuel for mass con· aumption, he aaid. Thll ls Ute first time a photochemlcal mechanism other than .photosynthesis bu been found for convertina sunlight to chemical energy and food in a living organism, Stoeckeniua lold a news conference. He said the process, while similar to pholosynthesl.a, "is far simpler and could not be used to support complex life forms." The new.found process. unlike phot01Syothesis . Involves a purple picment contained in the cen membrane of Halobacterium haloblum. a bacterium found in sea water. StoeckenJussaid. Photo sy nthesis u s e s chlorophyll, a green pigment which gives plant leaves their rltniliar t int, for creating (ood and energy. "The purple membrane rieems to link certain fundamental 12ro· cesses of living cells," Stoeckenius said. "The mem· brane us~s light energy to move compo1'nds into and ·out of the cells. It seems we are close to discovering cert ain basic 'cellular funttions." A key discovery. he said. is th~ finding that light causes the pur· ple pigment to act as a pump wbicb emits electrical. particles -protons -from the cell. The purple pigment ~m another way in addition lo Oltida lion in animals and chlorophyll in plants in which lire·supportina energy is produced. Stoeckenlus·. said. An artificial proton pump US· ir.g the bacterium process mlgbt be developed to alter salt con· tent, the scientists said. Witness " Says ·Patty Hearst Lied So~~erdeli~ Star U~t T ......... ! . ·.That bespectacled soc<:er player kicking it around in the · .• Los Angeles Coliseum is none other than rock superstar .. Elton John . attired in a Los Angeles Aztecs uniform. i John, a rugby player in his native England. took to the •field to public ize the team in which he has recently ac· ;quired an interest. '---' Costa Mesa Voter '!rurnouts Light /t. s urq•y of pr('rincts m Costa csu 1nd1t>atl•d n light turnout of ' ters for lht• City Council elec- t n tod.1y , ''1th only 10.2 percent c th<' rt•Justt•rt'd voters havin~ ' tl'd by noon. Tht• polls will n •mnin open un· t 7 11 m. und lhc turnout wa:s l'lt· 1•rtc•ct to 1 m pro\'i.' with P<'OPll.' ; tm.: 4111 the• wa) honw frurn irl... l'ht• Ill 2 pt•r t·<'nl avt•rai;ic "ns ~mpull'd oftt•r turnout11 hud I c•n 11·1><11 t t•ll from Sl'\'l'll pr<' C'ts Ill \ ,1ru•cl ll('IJ:hborh011dS O( 141• 1·11 ~· 11111· Jlfl'C'lnd hat! a l1u·noul a:. low as ·I Ii pt•rcrnt ut • Call Hall I For Returns I Costa Mes ans wishing to 1 follow tht> res ults or the Ci· ty Council election can do so by watching the posting of the returns tonight in the t city council chambers at 77 Fair Drive or by calling 556·5467. • The polls close at 7 p.m. t and the fi rst precinct re· ' turn is not expected until 7 45 p m . City Clerk Eileen l Phmney predicted that all I the 43 precincts would not , be counted until 10:30 p.m. \. at the earliest. noon and another as l\lgh as 15.6 percent. Seventeen C'andidates are on the ballot an Costa Mesa. Tht•y are competing for three seats on the five-member council. It has tx>en regurded a" one of the more SlftlltriCant elections in the city bccause nt least two newcomers wi ll be elected s ince two tn · t•umbents. Alvin IA. Pankh•y and Robert Wilson, art· not lll'<'kmi.: re·election. The polls op,·nl'd at 1 a m . Thf• prl'cinl·t at l'1ty hall appcarc'<i thl' least popular '" the noon survey. 2.1 out of 498 on the precinct rolls had voted for u turnout of 4 6 per· ccnt. At Bethel Tower5. therc was a 1!1.6 percent turnoul by noon: 109 out of 701 eligible. At the Chase residence at 265 Knox Place ln the southeast or the cit y, there was an eight per· cent turnout : 60 out of 747 elig1· ble. At t he downtown fire station on Rochester Street, there was a 10.8 percent turnout : 83 out of i67. ' . At the Boys' Club on Center Street. the noon turnout was 14.S percent : S8 of 400 eligible. At th e V i s ta dd Lago Clubhouse. the turnout was 10 2 percent: 68 out of 670 eligible At the Trailer Town Clubhouse on West Wilson Street . the turnout was 7 .9 percent: 46 out or 580 eligible . Warren 'Knew' Of Plots WASHINGTON (AP> -A former head of lhe Secret Service confirms that the late Chief Justice Earl Warren once told lflm he learned of U,S. plots to k1ll Cuba's Fidel Castro. but not until three years after the War· ren Commission concluded its ir.· vestigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy. In an interview Monday night, J ames J . Rowley, who retired in 1973 as director of the Secret Service. also confirmed that he passed the information to the FBI in a memo to then-FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover. Earlier Monday, sources re- por te d that the Senate In· telllgence Committee has ob· tained a copy of that memo Rowl ey , vacationing in F1orida. said the information had ~en provided to \Varrcn by an unidentified SO\lrCl' at a meeting ·arranged b) the late l'olumnist Drew Pearson. The memo pro\'1dl'!> the first evidence that Warren. ~ho headed the investigation which concluded that Lee HaTve)' Oswald acted alone in killing Kennedy, ever learned of the CIA plots to kill Castro. Rowley's memo was written in 1967, three vears after the Warren com· m ission publis hed its con· clusions . Columnist Jack Anderson. who said he also has a copy of memo, said Monday that Rowley mis- takenly told Hoover that Warren also learned from the soure<: that Castro ordered Kennedy's dealh in retaliation for the attempts on his own life. Anderson. a former partner of Pearson's, said the source had direct after-the·fact knowledge of the CIA plots but was only speculating when he told Warren about a possible Castro retalia· ti on. Anderson described the con· tents of the m emo to the As· sociated Press in an i.nterview Monday after the Las Vegas Sun reported that a secret report in the hands of the Senate commit· lee documented the fact that Cas tro order ed Kennedy 's assassination and probably that of his brother. Robert. Sen. Frank Church. chairman or the Senate intelligence com· m1tlel', said the Sun report !-t'<'med to involvt' information puhllshed previously an a ~P· tember 1963 AP dispatch from Havana quoting Castro as say· mg, "U S. leaders should think that if they are aiding terrorist plans to eliminate Cuban leaders they themselves will not be safe " DOW GAINS 9 ON REBOVND NEW YORK <UPI> -Prices closed sharply higher today in active trading on the New York Stock Exchange In 1esponse to the improving economy and a leveling of interest r ates. The Dow J ones industrial average gained ahem.; 9. 76 points to98S.12. Advances led declines by abou· ut a two-to-one margin. <Tables, All) Prices 'were higher in active trading on the American Stock Exchange. ·. O..lly Pollet -.., ,,~,. ~ ... EARLY MORNING SLIDE UNDERMINED FENCE, PATIO . A Troubling View From the Top for Homeowners Clemente Bluff top Slides tO Highway By F REDERICK SCHOEMEHL OfllleO•llYPli.1- A home in an exclusive San Clemente blufftop neighborhood was threa'tened early today when a waterlogged chunk of the cliff broke off and tumbled onto Pacific Coast Highway. The slide left about eight feet between lhe back door of the Cl if· ford Dunham f'esidence, 215 Camino San Clemente, and the bluff edge. The slide tore out a portion of a spl1t rail fence and bnck putio. The slide occurred about 7:30 a.m. as city crew!\ worked to clean up debris left by numerou~ :.ltdes Monday afternoon and night The repeat<'d slides left the stretch of highway between Camino Capistrano and Estacion closed from 2 p.m. Monday to 8 a.m. today. San Clement<' City Engineer Phil Peter said the house and others located along' the bluff edge are in no immediate danger of droppini down the lOO·foot bluffs. Peter said a buildup of water behind the bluff created pressure which forced an estimated 50 <'ubic yards of dirt and rock to (fall . "The a mount of material is not startling, but It s ure opens one's eves," Peter said. ·The Dunham r esidence is located in Colony Cove. Resi· dents of the area a ppeared before the San Clemente City Council in July dema nding that the city take action lo prevent further erosion of the clifr face. Peter said the council ordered a study, which was prepared by the city staff, but never pre· sented. "I expect now the council is go· Ing to want to see it," Peter said. Residents had suggested in Ju. ly that a wall. be built to hold the bluffs in place. The minimum cost was estimated al $.100,000 to $400,000. \. More Rain EXpected Along Coast The storm that dumJ)<'d more than two inches of ram on some· parts of the Orange C-Oast 1s <'X pected to linge r over South<'rn California through Wednesday and weathermen say thcre'5 u 50·50 chance more ruin will fall The storm that moved into the area early Monday morning brought 2.1 Inches of rain to Laguna Niguel. the highest re· cording on the Orange Coast. Elsewhe re, rainfall figures ranged from .67 inches at Hunt· lngton Beach and .86 inches at Newport Beach lo 1.01 inches in San Clemente and 1.30 in El Toro. A spokesman for the Orange County Flood Control District said .84 inches fell in Santa Ana, bringing the official county total to 4.57 for the season. Average rainfall for this date. according to county statistics, is 9.84. Flood_<;ontrol officials s aid there was no Oooding in flood <See RAIN, Page A2) He Saw Her Pick Up -Clips .. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A surprise prosecution witness · testified today that Patricia · Hearst li ed on the witness stand when she said she didn"t know if her gun was loaded during fl SymbiQQ.ese 1.iberution Army bank rob~ery. Zigurd Berzins, 32. an elec· tronics technician and V1etn11 m war veteran, opened the prosecu. • tJon 's rebuttal c 11se by telling the jury he saw Miss Hearst pick up two ammunition clips and one or two bullets which she ha~ dropped on her way into the f Hi~~~iaH~~~~t said repeated!~ dunng her testimony that she did not check he·r carbine.' did not know whether it was loaded, an earned no bullets io her pockett\ or elsewhere. , Defense attorney F. Lee Balley,· tore into Berzins on cr oss· ~~~~~~~~~~~J HARRISES WIN VICTORY; EVIDENCE ILLEGAL-AS SONG WRITTEN ABOUT PA TTY-A7 examin ation, questioning his identification of the person pick· ing up the ammunition as a woman and his bel{lted Iden• tification of that won\an as the . newspaper heiress. Berzins admitted the descrip· tion of the woman he gave to police the day after the holdup re· sembled SLA member Nancy Ling P erry m ore than Miss Hearst, but insisted, "That's not really a mistake, that's just things sli ghtly out of context." Bailey then handed him the carbine which the defendant al· legedly carried into the bank and read a s tatement by Berzins in which he said the weapon had no holes in its stock. The carbine he held had holes in it. "The weapon there is not the , weapon you Raw 1n the bank th<1t day'!" the I a wycr demanded. "l don't know. All I can s ay is l U1eweapon I saw had no holes." .• Berzins testified that he rushed'.1 into the bank, giving the door a i (See TANIA, PageA2l Or::~~:as t We athe r Varia ble cloud!! with l'howers likely lonh1ht and Wl'dncsduy. ;1ccording to the wcutht'r Indy. Chanec of rain SO percent toni11ht and Wednesday. High.~ SG lo 62. Lows 44 to 50. INSIDE TODAY Working women now hove stronger marrfage11 than their 11ta11-al·home ,,t!ller.,, says a UC researcher. Story. 82. Index #II Y-'9rvlt• AJ 1-"IM At ••-aom11e<11 9J ...., u-" •1 LM .. .,.. AIO ,......,., At Calt'9mil .. , _.,., ,_, .. ,. (MMr (MNr Al Noll ...... !...... A• ~t.HIM 8•11 Ore-Chftly AU (»mitt ., ....... 81·1 0-.M .. rd aJ 'yMe -· A I I O.•I" lffll<K A II '-1t I•·• IE•t•lel ..... Al Mee• Mllrlll1• A, .. II IE"'H1•l-11t At T•le•I-87 111-.. Att ll1 TMetett A• -U.. ltu-Al W.•U.r •• ~... 8J -Wl-ws A4 I ~ . Cast Your Vote; Polls Op~n ·Until 7 ' • ' ~ DA~Y PlLOT c o Group ouhles h1• ll'll l(Ul' JH('M'ntly OJ)l.'rtik~ .in Jnnu.11 hud~et o( Sl6,tl84 h costJ .Mc~J contrabuttng II Yl'llf ht' $761t f1iurc· 1 ~ bas ed upon a o( one Cl'nt !or cJt'h cata:it'n day night the city t'ouncll ed to increase ate. contnbutlon wo cents pt-r capita, which Id makl' Costa Mesa'i. con uuon SI ,538 J } l'Jr he moH~ to s tre-ngthen the ue comes in the wake o( the nt dec1s1on to disband the ngt> Count~ lntergoH•mmen Coord1naung Council 1ICC 1 The ICC, d<.•i.1ttnetl to s mooth e rt>l a t1on'i h1pi. betY.een IOCJI vernm e nt agencae~. dad not ve all 26 callt's in the t'ounty in at!! ml'mber.,h1p E\·c~ t·1ty " reprt'sented an I he lt'ague League prC':.adent Arthur J Holme:.. a San Clemt:'nte C1t v Council mcmbl•r, has contacted all the count'als an Orange Count y presenting altc rnat1H• Ydl)S of strengthening the lea~ue or leav mg at an tt:. pre!>c•nt 5tatl' In its pn•s('nt stall'. the league e mploys \\'inst on H. L'pdegraff of L&guna Beach a s a part-lime ex- eootivt' s ecretarv "'1th member c 1tH'5 prov1d1'ni.: \'Oluntaq s t•rretartal '>upport. The option packed b) Cos ta :\lesa would prov1dt> funding for a n e ar f u ll t1m l' <''<l'CUtl\l' !>ecr e ta q and part t1m1..· '>et'r etanal support Among the alternative., reJet't· tid was one tha t Y.Ould ha\e rruted thre e rull-llm(' po-.1t1ons an exet'ut1vc -;ecretary. a !>t3fr .l!>Sl!>lant a nd <i Sl'Cretar~ at J '<>tal cost or S56 9R4 In sohc111ni: gn•ater support roe the leaJotut· Holme., madt• clear that tht' p urpo'<' 1-. to lobh' on beha lf o f tht' r 1t1 e-. 111 Sltcramento a nd bl'for<• tht' t'oun ty governml.'nt "Prov1dtn.1: LI rull t1mt• ex t'<'Ullvc St't'rl'lan and !>l'C'rt•t Jrtal '>up port "ould ~·' c our clJ\'IStOn I ht• IN1dt•r,h1p lo pr(l l)OSe ll.'i;tisl:.it1on to the board of 1oo up e r v 1 s o n. a n d t ht' ., t a I ,. l.t'g1:.latun1 .1 s "'ell us l<cep J ,·ery d ost' '>l'ruttn~ on the i1<· l '-Hlll''l ot both these boc:hes " llolmt''I ... ,11d · Tax dollars i;pent an a s trong lohhvini: ~1t1on can only ht'ner1t •hr t,1\payer · Mesa Council Okays Work At Kid Center Tht' Costa \h•-.a Caty Council ha' authora11.'d th{' u.Jlocat1on of ln.750 to pa~ for 1mprovl'm ents to the chaldrt•n ·, du v t'are cent<'r ut tYl-ani:e Coast <:or'leJ:t' City l\t anagt•r Fn'<I Sorsabal ~.11d :\tonday l he 1 mpmvl'ments \\Oul<I bring the t'e nk r u1> to s tatl' 11\'-.'n'-mi: n •qu11·e n11.•nti1 Th<' ul Jornt wn ": .... proposed hy th1' nt v... 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'"' • 1 ,,.., ,, "' 'f'lf'I ...... f o c:i'oc"' • 4 _.. t"o""t u:•' .11 ,...,.,,,.1,•••f'I •• '\Hf'f'd f •• \ f'•\• 4 •" r ••d •I (~t .. ..,.., .. I • ''°"'"'II ,,._t t l'I ~ bY , ... , .... , t.• J\ ,.. ""'' fo-... ¥1\~ .... f'f'"• IJll•"~O" ·~ ...... \J ,, ,."°""'"' • .. The Lost Piet11rP Sho11· • Gun Plan To Panel \\'ASlllXGl'Ol\ IAI'> Thl• lloust> Jud1nary Comm1ttt•1· to day H ot a gun eontrol bill back tu tls 1ubcommitt<'<' on crtnw. u mo\'e 11o m e s upporttr:s s aid would kill the leg\1ih.1t1on. J udiciary ('hulrmitn Peter W Rodino Jr. tD N. \'. >. snid he w4o1~ dJsappolnted by tht• l'T·l6 "Ott> lie said he eould nol predict ~bether the bill would make 1t t>.ck lo the lull comrrutttt thl!l. session. Anottier member, Ree. Robert F. Drinan <D ·Mas!' ). said "lhey '"e killed the ball" and that the "nne lobb~ inturudated these people .. ~o:-tal~w -mmdt•<l ~outh .... "alch the ~<'l'l'l'n of th<' Paulo Ori\ l' In Thc atr r tn Co...i j ~lei.a. but the allract1on \\ ai.n't a .John \\'a ynt> muvit· It \\as the cit•mohtwn 111 tlw big m O\'ll' MT C('n. bemg h et u lt'd d O\\ n to make.' room for condominiums ~ind apart ments on the .site of the lornwr p3ssion pal ·\h. the price of progre.s~ An anlen!le lobbying effort agtttn1>l the ball had been mount ed by the National Rifle As:.ocaa lion and a trade manufacturer~ group known us Sporting Arm:-, and Ammunition Society Two m emberi. "hose \Ole' "ert' cruraal in s ending the ball bark to !>Ubt'ommittce Wl'r1· Repi. Edward N Pattison 1 [) N.\'.l and George E. Daniebon 10 -Calif l . Both frequently 1>1dt•d "1th gun control advocates an previous votes but both voted to recommit. -- New Winter Storm - Slaills North Area They said they were di s ~ satisfied with provisions in the bill to outlaw so·called conceala- ble weapons and wanted the s ub- C'ommittee to consider that issue a gain. TONIGlfr ELECTION DAY -Polls close 7 p.m. OCC LECTL'RES -"Behind the Headlines." Forum. 7 30 pm .• "A MIDSV ~Dt ER .NIGHT'S D RE A~t ' ' -South Coast Repertory Theater. Tuesda) · Sunday, 8 p.m . throURh Apnl 2-t WEDNESDA \',MARCH 3 DANCE CO~CERT -Works by Eugene Lonng and Antony Tudor. VCI Fine Arts Village T heater. Ma r t'h 3·6 . 8 pm ~larch 7. 2 p.m . S4 50 Rcserva t1ons. 833-6617 MUSIC CONCERT L'Cl !''acuity members play works by, Beethoven, Brahms a.pd others . l 'CI Fine Arts Concert llall. ~ pm. Free Fro•PageAJ TANIA ... owck push. and heard a metalllr noise behind him. Thinking he had slammed the door into so meone's face. he looked back Ht' said he saw a woman kneel 1ng just outside the part1all~ opened door w1lh a nne across one knee She was picking up two 5tra1ght ammunatton clips and one or two bu lie ts "h1ch had fallen to the ground The witness said the y,oman had long. wavy hair -either brown . red or au bum -and was wt>arang a long, dark coat. But he -.aw onJy the top of her head anil '-houlders and ne\'l'r s aw hc·r fare Prosecutor Jame~ L Browning .Ir again pla yed bank .;ur '<'1llance films of lht' April 15. 191-l. holdup WhC'n !\lass llt'ar:.l t•nlen•d the bank an lht• mo\1e. lk•r zans satd : "This as the person I sa" " T he veteran said hl' orai:mall\ told the FRI and pnhce that ht• t•ouldn't 1dent1(} tht" rerllon kneehn~ outs ide tht' bank But two days later. after readmit news p aper accounts of the' "eopons t'arried by the varaou!> robbers, he decided at was Milts llC"arst bt't'ause she was carr) an~ lhr only carbam· "'1th .1 'trn•J:ht dt~) ruth<.'r thnn :1 h;rnaua dip l\;\llt•v ra ppt•d 1nt11 llt•r11n' · 11lt•nt1ht•11t 1on of tht• knt•t•lln~ hl(11r1• a~ a woman Thr \\ atn<'"S 1-:tlll hc-1 h.1 nrh .inti Ion.: hair appt•arl'd tn ht• fto111.1 h• "Sht• uh:-oluh•h "ii' not .1 m.111. · hl' an'1-1t1•tl · So long hnir •~ n <hie·• a'k<'tl 11.iall'~ "floy, Joni! hu't' \OU ht•t•11 111 Sun Franr1•H'n" llnw mun\ mule~ hn,·r ~ 0 11 i.1·t•n "1th Ion~ hair"" "Q111t1• ;I f<'" 1·eded By The Associated Press A major winter storm s lammed into Northern California today padung snow, s leet. hail and blustery winds fiom the co ast to the Sierra Nevada. Roads and schools were closed in the hardest hit areas. :'\ear the coast, snow was fall· ing fro m Napa and Santa Rosa northward to the Oregon border, with sea level locations in Hum- boldt and Del Norte counties dusted white Snow also "'as falling m the Sacramento Va lley, north of Marys\'llle. with moderate sn~ at Red Blurr and Redding F1\'e inches were reported In Paradise at the 1.000-foot level, and m any or the area's schools were closed. In the San Francist'o Bay area. Me1sa Council Rejects Bid For Big Tree A large low-branched climbing tret'. cost mg $6.000. sought by homt><>wners and recommended by the park architect. Called to take root in the minds of Costa Mesa councilmen Monday night. The council voted 3·2 against planting the 30-year-old s ycamore in Tanager Park. Mayor Alvan L . Pinkley and Dominic Raciti were Ill f~vor of it :ind Pinkley quipped al could :.er\'e as a "hang an' tr('(' ... Rut appa r ently other coun· r almen feared thev would be politically out on a ·limb af lhey 'oted for a $6,000 tr('(' on thl' evt' of an C'l<'t't ion "I'm not about to spend S6.000 on a tree aflt'r bem.i crillcized for ... pending SJOO for attending con fert'ncc•s." Counc ilman Robert Wilson protested R aciti t'Ou nle r ed by s aying that the whole community could t•nJOY the tree but the commuruty 1 ould not attend conferences. lie also asked. "What does it matter 1f we s pend the money on a tree or 14 park benches?" Cat v M nnager Fred Sorsabal reported that a t'hmbing lree had heen sought by homeowners near Tanager Park located al Hum- mm1tb1rd nnd Tanager d rives - hut only one ll upplal•r could be found. a nurs ery in Malibu Th<' tree still "ould ha \c cost 54.500 1r om• "'en· ;1v111lablc' at a loc,11 nursl•ry Sor~abal rt•r alll'tl that the huitt• p .1 I m I n f r <1 n t '' r A n •• he 1 m ~tud1um 1°n'<I S7 500 \l.IWn 1t wa ... pl11nted Sf\ ('rnl \'l'ori. us:io Th<' mt1n1•y for I he Coi.ta Mf's a trN' would hnvt• cumt• from 1m pr<" t•mt·nl honrl ~ 't'I nsldt• for lh{'park Cutting In Rejected Dancer Retaliates He was dancinR with Ms darling 1n the Main Street Saloon. but it wasn't lo the Trnnt><\"iee Waltz and the 5tar.; in has eves weren 't romantic, Huntington Beach police saad today · Lav. rence Lesniak. 2J. of 6501 i Park Dn Vl', Costa Mesa. complained to officers Monday n11t hl that he was a'!· saultt'd In the ta Hm at 117 Main St . anrl all because he let her ha' e the la st word "HE WAS dant'mi:t with her when this guy came up and tapped him on the should<.'r and :t'lked to ~ut m , .. r>etecth·e SgL Be rt Chadwick oplaincd today "It's up to her." Lesniak s aid nm1 cahly ":-.:o." declart'd Tern Gibbs of I.a Puentl' Moments later. Lesniak complain{'d. h<'~as lapped on the shoulder a~aan by thl' same would·bc mterloper and sharply rapped an the mouth. T H E Ht:SKY assault SU5pect. about h\'C feet 10 incht'S and 210 pounds. ned the bar af\er Lesniak \\enl down with the punch. Ile was not sen ously hurt. pohce satd s now was reported heavy at times down to 1,SOO feet and lower. Fish Ranch Road in lhe Oakland-Be rk e ley hills was dosed. Mt. Tamalpals in Marin Coun- ty and Mt. Diablo in·Contra Costa County received m easurable :-nowfall s . as did S k y lane Boulevard south of San Fran· CISCO, from Highway 92 abo\'(' San Mateo to the Portola Valle}. Woods ide area. Chains w e r e r equ1 red on Highway 17 between San Jose and Santa Cruz Heavy s now conhnued an lhe Sierra Ne\'adn with Norden. t\H1 miles west or Donner Pass , re porting 52 inches of new sno" since the storms began Sunday morning. With 82 inches on Ule ground, the snow pack is finall) nearing sensonal normals in lht• Sierra. !'\t eteorolog as t M ikc Pechnl.'r said the cause of the.• latest storm 1s a cold a rctic air mass carried into California bv the Jet stream. He said the weather as itl.!thn~ colder so m ort' snow I!! expected even at loY.er el<'vataons Nixon Report His Choice WASHINGTOI'\ tCPll -The White House has r e affirmed its indifference a.bout getting a re· port from Richard M. Nixon on · his China trip. Press Secretary Ron Nessen told reporters Monday President Ford has "no plans " to contact or, talk to Nixon who returned Sun day from a nine -day China visit. · "If the formt>r president thinks he has som ething to report ... Nessen said. "he con contact thl' State Dt'partment " Cool Mesa The two congressmen said they preferr ed that the issue be handled io the subcommittee rather than by a mendment on th"' .,rouse floor. The m ot ion to rl'<'ommat "a5 o ffered b y Rep . Thomai. Ha1lsback <R-111. > Sourt'es 11a1d the former head or the Law Enforcement As ~•stance Admm1s trallon. Donald Santarelh. was workinR for the manuf at'! urers · ms tnut" Driver Hits lOAutos in Swlen Bus LO~DON Ct; P l > The phan- tom bus driver of Muswell Hiii was behind the wheel of the No. 134 doubledccket: for only 200 'ards. But in that llml' he hit and wrecked five parked cars on the first corner as he accelerated th<' stolen bus away from its depot. Then he backed off. rounded the corner. and steamrolled anolher fa"e automobiles Monday night After this he s mashed into a bnck wall. knot'kmg at down. l'n daunted. he set off agarn. but was fma llv balked b\ a 30 foot trC'<' on wh1t'h he scored' a direct hit. T he driver leaped out and fled into the naght, leaving ang~· auto owners inspertini? their \lo r<'cked 'rh1cles A police spok<'sm an . who said two youths might pos::iibly ha\1• bet>n involved. C'slimall.'d the• dama1:t• at "o,;c.•n·ral thousand pounds. Margaret Epperson o f Costa Mesa and h er friend. Rich Farrell of Tus tin. built this snowman and snowdog Mon day on Presidio Avenue in Costa Mesa. The snow came from Mt. Ba ldy in the San Bernardino Mountains. but the temperature in Costa Mesa was nippy enough lo keep the statues in shape tor a while. Mesa Gear Uirted Off, Hur •l air carted o rf s.&.233 worth ot rt>bualt altt>rnators »nd ''qmpmcnt from it Co tu Mesa bu. ... 1 n~ band then tOQk Lhe curt. too T ho mu b f o t ht:'l(:all , manager of Altt.•rnotor S1~clal:l lnt· ut 746 W. t7th st . Costa N esu. N"pe>rkd the lht'f't to p<~h<'c Monday nrtcr find lnsc thl' burglnr:. hnd aaln<'d <'ntry thro~h" \\tndow. Tht' buralars took rebwlt alternators. t~ PC" rltt>rs. calculators. a vo llait<' con- verter and l'tppnrently hauled them orr Ill a hand cart thllt was on the pre · mises. Fother,.:i'll reported the hand curt as also nuss- 1ng Hmidred The ~aml· la'tl·d 1111 ' ! 111nani:~ and tht.• 1>1:ort.• \\a :. 200 runi. to 105 But more importa nt, the gaml• had lasted 24 hour:. and that w11s when Costa Me s a 's m arathon softball p layers decided to call it a day. The softball marathon began at 8 :30 n .m . Saturday in TeWinkle Park. with u team of high school airls and a team of housew1 \'es bidding for a place in the Guinness Book of World Records D i a n a H l' .t d . i. p o r t s coordinator in thl' C'oi.ta Mei.a Leisure Sc>n'at'e !> 01.'partment. :-aid there wa:. no !>O ftbnll marathon record to bt•ut. but the 1o:1rls "anted to at•hae\'e u suit Manllal ttmt• and hof>t' for It:-In clus1on in lhl' <'{'ll'11ralt'<I book Tht• phi\ t• ri-h .111 plunnl•d tu pla~ throu1o1h SundJ\. but u l'Olct anct "indy n1 j.1hl a1111art•ntly took ll5 toll "Som<'" antC'<l to quit 111 i a m . 11 "a:. -.o colt!." Mrs . Read -.aid "Thl'rt' "l't t.• a rouple of !>priuned unkl<·:. :and at wa!> kind of m1se rabl<' Hui lhl'Y dc<.·tded to ito on until tht.•y had completed 2'1 hours .. Amen<'un Soflbull A:.sociution officials w<'rl' pr<''><'nt throughout and C'N t 1f1ed that only nin<' player:. from cuC'h 51de competed and that th<'rc• W<'re no sub- stitutes Thl' high :.t'hool team won. The 1taml' w as :,.t::i,::ed U5 a publicity i-tunt to hobter n· g1strat1on for the girls ' pon:tt111 I softball prO$tram S1~n-ups w all contlnu(' to b<' tJl.rn throu1o1h June -----"'ro• Page A I 1 RAIN ... control chann~b . but lht·y noted ther{' \I.BS s ome lrwahled strt>el flood in~. pa rt 1t·ularly a loni:: MacArthur Boule\ arlf lx'twccn Ronita l'anrnn Ori\ I' J nrl Bris tol Street. · In San ('l<'m<·nl•'. tilt' raanh.111 tour ht.•d ol f :1 'l 'l'll'' of 1 oC'k and rnudslidc!i thut ltt l'l't•d pola·1' to dose orr ra1·1f1(' ('1111:.t 111,::hwa v t)('twren Cam111 0 C'ap1..,tran11 ;ind E!>ta('1on ft 11111 .. • p 111 ,\luml.1y 111 Sam tocla\ Acrordmg to pnl1<•t• rc•port!t, the shdtng <'au:.N1 m tht• ren•nt i.torm has <•ntl.111i.:t•11·d ""mt• hluff top home•., 111 tlw <'ololl\ ('ovc.· d1• ,·elopment The unexrpC't'I r rllv 1ntensc· r o 1 n f u I I " ,1 'i h I a m «It b v California ll11o1h" JY Patrolm<'~ "1th C8U'>tnl( :i h11~1· tr afhc· i.nurl On the· ~antJ 1\11.1 rrt•C'WUV that kt-pl car' nt•arl) .11 a 'tand!>l1 ll lrom thl· Or an~1· ('111111t v ltnt• to ='ory, alk fo1 I hn·1• hour' Fnrel':l'>I'< 1111111 1111• :'l:alwnal Wt'i1lh1•r St•r ' 11 1· c·all f11r ,, :1'1 J)('r 1 l'nl 1'111t111·1• of ra111 lhr1111~h Wt•tl :tt·sda~ "1t h 1•1111tan11('tl 1·1111111•01 Pl'I :ttUl'f'5 T1•mpc•r utu1 .. , I P111111t•t1 11loni.: 1111• Orn111t1• {'11 ..... 1 1 .tn1!1"I fr11r11 Ill\\'-Ill th·· :ii)'.'" t111~ll' Ill th1•flih ~1111Y.f11ll (111111 1111· ... torm "'"' k1•pl Y,t•ll nhm t• lllt• -!,()()()root m1trk .ind llH· "'1•.1tlw1 ~1 a11on 111 \II W1h1111 I {'1'111 dt•d ·' rumrall "' 'I H:1 lll!'lll'' Tht• 1111~!1'' 1111: '-1111 Ill I'> t'Xlll't I 1•d tn p rodut.·1• mm c• ht•uv)' ruin' an th1• tl1•.,1•r1 111111 m111rnla1n Jrl'I" Pastor Slain By Policeman S PR I Nt; \ ALLf·.,, N ."t' 1L'J'l 1 Th r p <i i.l or or u Horkland Cuunl) 1·hurc h wa!- ~hot and k tll<'d b~ o po lace officer lfl\('Slljtattnj.! .I 1q1ort O( I.I hur~lary al th<' <'hllrl'h, police rr ported T h {' fl t' ,. .I E r n c i; t llaussm ann. 4!1. p.1stor o r lhl• Dutch Heforml'tl <'hurch, wai. tak en t o Ra m .i po General Hospital after Monday night's shootin~ but died IS minutes after arrival. Authorities said he wa!I s hot on ce in the c hest with a .357 magnum r evolver. • \ . Today's Closlag N.Y.Stoeks • VOL. 69, NO. 62, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY. MARCH 2. 1976 N TEN CENTS 1Science 'Could Harness Sun's Power~ SAN FRANCISCO <AP I -A bacteriol proceu that could one day hornes11 the s un for power and desalmize seawater for irngallon use has been discovered by u team of sc1entlsts, 1t was an nouncedtoday Dr. Walther Stoeckentu!>, u cell biologist. headed a research team from the UC Medical Center m Sao Francisco and the Nauonal Aeronautics and Space Administration OAt Ames RHearch Cente r in Mountain View that d iscovered the pro· cess. Stoeckemus ' 1965 discovery ol a simple bacterium capable of con verhng sunlight mto food and energy was studied by the re· searchers. who found a process that one day may aid 111 t.he study of diseases and the production ol electn c1ty and fuel for m ass COO· aumption. be aald. Tbh la the llrst time a pholocbemlcal mechal}bm olher than photoayntbeslt'has been found for converting sunlight Lo chemical enul)' and food ln a hvinl or1anlsm, Stoeckeniua told a l)ews conference. He nld the process, while similar to pbotosynlhesl.s, "is far simpler and could not be ust!d to support complex lJfe forms." The new-found proc~s. unlike photosynthesis. involves a purple pigment contained an the cell membrane of 113lobact erium halobium. a bacterium found in sea water. Stoecke nius sa1d Phot osy nth esis u :.es chlorophyll, a gret;n pl-gment which gives plaot leaves their familiar hnt, for creatm~ food and energy. '"The purple membrane seems to link certain fundamental pro- c e ss es of living cells," Stoeckenlus said. "The mem· brane uses light energy to move compounds Into and out of the cells. It seems we ar~ close to d iscovering certain basic cellular functions.'' A key discover y. he said, Is the finding that light causes the pu.r· pie pigment to act as a pump ~ hlch emits electncal particles -protons -from the cell. The purple plament becomea another way ln addltlon to oldda· lion ln animals and chlorophyll in plants lo which llfe-.supportln1 enerfy ls produced, StoeckeniUJ said. An artlflclal proton pump US· ing the bacterium process mlcl' be developed lo alter aall co tent. the scientists said. ,Witness Says Patty Hearst Lied SfM-rerdeli~ Star -..._J That bes pectac l('d socc('r player kicking 1t around in the Los An~clcs Colist•u m 1s nonC' other than rock superstar Elton John. allirl'd in a Los Angeles A1.tecs uniform. ' .John . a ru~by playt•r m h is n atn·c England, took to the f1l'ld to publlc1.r:I..' th e t eam m which he has recenllv ac- qu1 red an mll'resl. · -------- County Odds 50-50 For More ~ainfarll Thi• 'torm that tl11m1)('fl more• than l\H1 tn<'ht•, of ruin on 'omt· part<. of thr Oran.:c• \oa't '' "' pt•t'lt•d to hnJ:c·r oH•r Southt•rn <.'.1hforn1.i throu.ih \\ 1'<\m•,cla\ and "<'.tlht•rm,•n su\ thl'n'' n !Ill 50 t'han<'t' mort• r.11n "111 f.111 Thl' 'tnrm th.it mmt'tl into th\• art•11 l'.tr h \t ond.1\ rnorntni.: br oui.:ht 2 I 1nrht"• of nun In I .1i.:11n,1 N1i.:ut•l. th1• h1.ihro;t n· t•nrchn.: nn ttw Oran.:•' l'n.1"t El't'" ht" rt'. ru1nfall f1 gun'' rtlOJ!t•d frnm fi7 1nrht'S ut llunl mgtnn Rt•.it•h unti tt6 tn<'ht""' .11 Nrwpnrt llt'ur h to t Ot rn<'lw-. 111 :-\an Cll'mt•ntt• anti l 30 in F:I Torn /\ llJ'IQkt•i1111un for th1.• Oruni:t• County 1-·1111111 Control t>i o;lnrt Fat Tut>sday NEW ORLE1\NS tAP) Thr hard dnnktni;: annual f('u.,t of Mardi <~ra-.. M Fat Tut>~duv, rt• mforcr<t b\ lht• rising '"II of -.pr 1ng. takl''I O\ er Nrw Orlean!'t and en' 1ronc; lod;n DOW GAJN 9 ON REBOUND ="EW YORK tl.Pl l Prier' d~t·d o;harph h1~her toda\ 10 actl\e tr.idml{ on the l\t•w York Stock E\chani:(' in rc-;ponsl' to the am pro\ 1ni: e<'onomy a nd a le\'ehn~ of i1fh•rest ratl'S. Th<' Do" J ont"~ industrial a\'erage gamt'd <1hC'ad 9.i6 poinl!- to985 12 Ad\'ances It'd dl'chncs bv abou ut a two-to one marRm. 1'i'ables. All) Prices wen• h 1~h('r in active trading on thl• Amcncan Stock Exchanlle 'aid 114 mcht>s fell 10 Santa Ana, bnn~mg tht• ofhr1al C'ounty total to 4 ~7 fnr th1• '>l':l!>On Average r.11nfall fur th1:. dat<'. ar('ordrng to county stat1~ll<'!>. 1:. !J 8-1 Flood. control offrC'1ab ~aid I here "a'l no floodml{ in rtood C'Ontrol rhanncb. but they noted th<'rl' \\a'! some loC'ah1t'd 11treet fluodrnJ!, particularly n lonl( l\t,1ri\rthur Houll'vanJ between Honitu Camon l>rl\t'.and lln:,tnl Stred In Sun C'kmt•ntc. the r;.ilnrall tourht•d otf a series of rock nntt mud'-lltles that for('<'d pohC'e to rloiot' off l'ar1f1r <.'oust Highway ht•t"l't'll (."11m1110 ('ap1!itruno and E<1tac1on frnm 2 r m Monday In ~ a m t 0<hw 1\ccord1n·~ tn polkt• report!l, lht' ,udm~ r aUSl•d 1n lht' r <'('t•nt storm haR t>ndanj!<•red soml' bluff t\lP horn<'' in the Colony Cove de· \elopmcnt The uncXl'PC<'tedl~ 1nten~e rain fall "a " blamc ct b y Callforn1a Hrj!hway Patrolmen \\llh C'ausin1o: a hu~e traffic snarl on the Santa Ana f'rerway that kept ('ars nearly al a standstill trom the Oran~t' Count) ltne to :"liorv. alk for thrt'e hours For<'casts from the National Weather Sen tee C'a ll for a 50 per· ('t'Ol chanct' of r ain through Wed· nt'Sd:iy "'1th continued cool te m· peratures Tt'mperatures reC'orded along tht' Oran~e Coast ranged fro m lov. s in the sos to highs in the 60!> Snowfall from the storm was kept .,.. ell above the 4 ,000-foot mark and the weather station at Mt \\'ll5on recorded a rainfall of ~SS inches. The lingering storm is expect- t'd to produC'e more hea\'y rains in the desert nnd mountain nreas. Warren 'Knew' Of Plots WASHINGTON lAP > -A former head of the Seeret Ser vice confirms that the late Chae/ Justice Earl Warren once told rum he learned of u s plots to kill Cuba's Fidel Castro. but no• until three years after the Wa1 ren Commission concluded its tr· vestigation into the assassinauor of John F . Kennedy In an interview Monday night James J . Rowley, who retired 1ri 1973 as director or lhl' Secret Service. also confirmed that he passed the informauon to the FBI In a memo to then-FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover. Earlier Monday, sources re· ported that the Senate In· telllgenee Committee has ob· tajned a copy of that memo. Rowl e y . v ac atloning in Florida, said the Information had been provided to Warren by an unidentified source at a meeting arranged by the late columnist Drew Pearson The memo provides the first evidence that Warren. who headed the investigatJon which ('Oncluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing Kennedy, ever learned oft.he CIA plots to kill Castro. Rowley's memo was written in 1967. three years after the Warren com · mission publis hed its con · cluslons . Columnist Jack Anderson, who said he also has a copy or memo, said Monday that Rowley mis· takenly told Hoover that Warren also learned from the source that Castro ordered Kennedy's death in retaliation for the attempts on his own life. Anderson, a former partner of Pearson's. said the source had direct af\er-the·fa('t knowledge of the CIA plots but was only speculating when he told Warren about a possible Castro retaha· t1on. Anderson described the con· tents of the memo to the As· s()('1ated Press in an inter view Monday after the Las Vegas Sun reported that a secret rf'port an the hands of the Senate commit· tee doc umented the fact that Castro ordered Kennedy's assassination and probably that of his brothe r. Robt"rt It could not be determined 1m· mediate ly whether the mf'mo descnbed by Ander.4on and the report cited by the Sun wt>re the · same document. S30,000 Asked O.lly l'ile4 -· •Y ~-..:• k-M EARLY MORNING SLIDE UNDERMINED FENCE, PATIO A Troubling View From the Top for Homeowners Cleinente Blufftop Slides to Highway By FREDERICK SCllOEMF.111, 0t ~ D•oly l'ii.I ~Ult A home m an exclu:.n·c· Sun Cleme nt<' blufrtop neighborhood was threatenl'd early today " h<•n a waterlogged <'hunk of th<' C'l1fr bro ke off and t umbled 11nl11 Pacific Coa t H rgh" a) The sh de le rt a bout l'1ght frc·t bPtween the h;.ick doororthd'hf ford Dunham rl'!>ldt•nc·l·. 2 1:l Camino San l"ll'mt•nlt•, Jnd thc bluff edge Th£• 'lldl• tort• out a portion of a spilt rail fC'n1·<· and bnC'k patro The shdc oc<'urred uhout 7 :IO n.m. as rrty C'rl'W'> workt•ll to clean up dcbrli. left h) num1.•rou" slide<, Mnnd;.i y • .rtcrnoon and night. 'Thl' repeated s lides left the s tretch of highway between Camino Capistrano and Estacion closed from 2 p m Monday to 8 am today San Clemente City Engineer Phil Peter s aid the house and othl'rs loeated along the bluff l'<lge are 1n no immediate dan((er of dropping down the 100-foot hlurr~ Peter s aid a buildup of water b<'h1nd th<' blurf created pressure "htt'h forced an estimated 50 C'Ub1c } ard.., of dirt and rock to rail "Th<> amount of material is not ~tarthniz . but 1l sure opens one's l'vc•s," Pl•tersa1d. Trees Block View; Coast Couple Sue 0 T hl' Dunham residence Is loc:1tcd in Colony Cove. Res1- dt•nts of the area appeared before the San Cll•mente City Council In .July dt'mflndm" that the d ty t akt• net Ion to prevl:lnl further ero:iion of the di ff face. Peter sold the council ordered n study, whi<'t1 was prepared by th<' city staff, but never pre· ll('nlt"d "I expect now the coun<!ll ls go- inJ? to want to see it." Peter said. R<>s1dents had suggested in Ju. Iv that a wall be built to hold th1' bluffs rn place. The minimum <'OSl was estimated at $300,000 to $400,000. A Corona Highlands couple who claim their neighbors' pine trees are obstructing their ()('Can view are suing to get lhe trees cut back or removed. In a complaint filett Monday in Santa Ana Superior Court. Dr. J ohn M. Murray, and his wife Dorothy. 429 Isabella Terrace. ask for SlS.000 1n general damages, SlS.000 In punitive damaies and a permanent in· j unction against one neighbor. Reinhart Pfahler, of 408 Mendoia Terrace and five John Does. Attorney Michael Heaman. who represents the Murrays, ex· plained that the couple's suit is based on the conditions. cove- nants and restrictiON (<CC and Rs l issued for the tract built in 1949. I '• Those rec;lnct1ons. ~1('('ordrnf.? lo the suit. state that "no trees or shrubs s hall be pl;.inkd . .,.. h1r h. when rully gro~n. shall block or interfere with the ()('Can v1t'w of other properties 1n th<' tract · A('cording to the CC and Rs, lhe trees cannot excet'd 16 feet 10 height and lluman s ays there are six to 12 trees that JUt above the neighboring r oor Imes by four to six feet. · "Dr. Murray as attempting,, to develop his property for 1>all' ;.ind he will suffer substantial dama1ZC because the value of that home is based 1n a large p:irt. on th<' ocean view... the attorney as serted. Residents of Harbor Vic" llrll<. at the other t'nd of Corona rl<>I (~«.>TREES. Pai.tr~> · Concrete cribbing was con· Colony Cove about four years ago P eter said one solution might be to extend lhe cribbing further up the bluff face. He sard one question that must structed below a portion of first be answered, however, is who is r esponsible for financing of the project. The residents have suggested the city root the bill. for a variety of reasons. It was not immediately known whether the house was occupied at the lime of the slide. One San Clemt'nte Police of· f1ct?r "a" seen talking with two 1. ee SLIDE, Page A2> He Saw Her Pick Up Clips SAN FRANCISCO <UPI) -A surprise prosecution witness testified today that Patricia Hearst lied on the witness stand when s he said s he didn't know if her gun was loaded during a Symbionese Liberation Army bank robbery. Zlgurd Berzins, 32, an e lec· tronics technician and Vietnam war veteran, opened the prosecu· lion's r ebuttal case by telling the jury he saw Miss Hearst pick up two ammunition clips and one or two bullets which she had dropped on her way into the Hibernia Bank . Miss Hearst said repeatedly during her testimony that she did not check her carbine, did not know whether it was loaded, and carried no bullets in her pockets or elsewhere. Defense attorney F. Lee Balley tore into Berzins on cross- HAAAISES WIN VICTORY; EVIDENCE ILLEGAL-AS SONG WRITTEN ABOUT t»A TTY~7 examination. questioning his identification of the person pick· ing up the ammunition as a woman and his belated iden· tification of that woman as the newspaper heiress. Berzins testified that he rushed into the bank, giving the door a quick push, and heard a metallic noise behind him . Thinking he had slammed the door into so- meone's face, he looked back. He said hq saw a woman kneel· Ing just ~tside the partially opened door with a rifle across one knee. She was picking up two straight ammunition clips and one or two bullets which had fallen to the ground. The witness s aid the woman had long, wavy hair -either brown, r ed or auburn -and was wearing a long, dark coat. But he saw only the t op of her head and shoulders and never saw her face. Prosecutor Jam es L. Browning Jr. again played bank s ur- velllance film!\ of the April lS, 1974. holdup. When Miss Hearst entered the bank In the movie, Berzin11 s aid: "This is the person 1 saw " The veteran said he orisilnally told the FBI and police that he couldn't ide ntify the person <See TANIA, Pa1e Al) Coa!lt Weather Variable c louds with 11howers likely tonl((ht and Wednesday. according to the weather lady. Chance of rain SO per cent ton11ht and Wednesday. Higha 56 lo 62. Lows 44 to SO, . INSIDETODAY Working women now hove .tronger moN'fogt1 than tMir rtoy-ol·homt mt~r1, •OJI• a UC rtHorchn. SIOrJI. 82. l•tlex •• It ... Alt •• All et.t All . ... AM 11 " "' A4 M \ J\f OA!l. Y PILOT N C Plane Missing In Desert S VEGAS CAP> Search ~ are out today Jookin& for • e engine aarcralt piJou.,d by a a man and carryln1 rive .... sen1era from Oranae County ~ich has been 01 IUlnf tlnce Sun· yon a fli&hl rrom Lu Vea•• to 1llerton ' 'A 11poke1mao for the FMerat aUon Admanliilrollon 1den· ed the pilot as Steve Pittman, or urea His pusengen are S Grey and his wire. f'aye, "' ,,_ahelm; John Nlenhouse and tp wire. Pt'&gy. of Brt'a and IS'>ger Ice, of Fullerton The FAA aide said there "ere three pou1ble routes Plltman could have used in hl.5 rught from Las Vegas to Fulle rton Pittman ltfl the desert city v. 1thoUt hllng a night plan Civil Air Patrol s pokesman Ed Crankshaw said the a1rcrnn lert Las Vegas Sunday rughl during ~tormy weather en route lo 1-'ullerton. An airport spokes man s aid the pilot radioed back to the Las Vegas tov. er !>hortly after takeoff for a weather update, and the plane has not been heard from smce · Crankshaw said P1ttm11n had been warned by the tower that he might have lo fly by instruments bee a use of bad we a th er ahead. Search airc raft from both Ne\'ada and California are hunt· mg for the missing plane . The Civil Air Patrol in each "tale has sent up a total of se\·en c raft to search for the Cherokee Six airplane that left ~JcCarran International Airport Sunday evening at 6: 18 p.m. It v.as expected in Fullerton about lwO' hours later Officials said the last radar contact with the craft pluced 1t at an altitude or 9.500 feet O\•er Goodsprings. ~ev., JUSt south of here. Weather conditions Sunday were descr ibed as extremely poor for fl ying Officials we re alerted Monday \\hen relative s of th e passengers became concerned. Bible Worker Captured By Musijms A translator for the Summer tn.<1t1tute of Linguistics. an af· f il1ate o f W)c l1ffe B1 b l t> Trans la tors 1n Huntingto n Beach. 1s being held hostage 10 the southe rn Philippines by Muslim terrorists. Eunice Osment, 36. of Great 1Jnta1n, v. as k1dnaped Saturday morning a!> she rode in a boat bet"een islands. according to Al Pence. \'ICl' prt'sidenl for in· ternat1o n a l o perations at WvchCfe. ·Pence said he ~pc1ke to Wye Ii He Mf1dals in tht> Philippines Mon· clay. who said they do not believe Miss 01me nt 1s in physica l ttungcr and negot1ahons are pro· reeding brtwl'en the Philippine ~overnmcnt und her captors. lie :-01d they ore demanding the re· lcabe of two Mus lim political pn oncrs. lit• sau1 Miss 01ment has bee n an lhl' Ph1llpp1nes since 1972 '.\Ork in g In th t> \llla ge of P:.ml~!I \'an Irv ini.: lo develop Jn .1lphabrt. ara mma r nnd translat t•d ma\t'r1 11 l 10 th~ nang1n~1 Som.11 lani.:uui.:r . 14h1ch ha n1'\f'r ht't'n \\ ritlt·n 1111140 Sht• v. ..... C'aptun~I nt !I u m ~a 111 r d j y .1., 'h 1• .11111 h 1• r l.indlord. Sut..11 m11n llarhamJ, tr:n t'lt'd tw bo11t fr<l m their homt• '"land to ,1rw1ghbor111i.:111w ~ll'& ll111wn1 l> punrwr. 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It was the demolition of tht· big mO\ 11..· ~l'l L'l'll. bt.-mg h.1ull-cl dcm n to m J k1· ro 111m fo r <'11ndom1nium-. ,11111 ,1par t m cllt!) on th1: :-It\.' 111 t lk fo11tH'I p..13ll1VU p1t_i\h. tht• pl'ICl' of pl'llgl't•:-.-. -------- f'rd• Pag~ .-lJ TREES ... Mar also are al odds over tree heights and \'iews and CC and Rs. The Newport Beach City Coun· l'rl agreed to have offending palm trees which grow in c1ly·owned parkway tnmmed after receiv· ing a letter from Harbor View homeowner·s president John WaJker slating that the majority of homeowners favor the severe trimming. • But tree trimming has been fought by three residents who say trees on their property contribute t o the beaut y or th e neighborhood. 2 Attempted Rapes Probed In Newport Newport Beach police are in· n •stigatiog two apparently un· related cases of attempted rape that occurred in their city Mon · day. ln both cases . according to police reports. the victims . ages l7 and 19, escaped from their as- sailants. l n one case . the suspect, described as being fl\'e reet seven inches tall and weighing 150 pounds, is wanted for kidnap, rob- bery and car theft in addition to the attempted rape charge. Police said the victim, a 19· rear-old medical assistant who lives in Costa Mesa, was on her way to work in :-.Iewport Center al about 3 p.m . when she saw a h1tchhiker standing in the rain at the intersection of Santa Ana A\'enue and Bristol Street She told police that she picked the man up because she felt sorry forh1m. Once inside her car. the sus- pect, estimated lo be about 21 years old, showed his benefac- tress the handle of a gun and told her he was going to rob ht>r. She said he took S30 from h(•r purse and directed her to drive away from Newport Center on Jamboree Road. She s aid he changed places with her and clroH lo the San 0 1ej.?o Freev.av nnd then to the Lai,titfla Canyon Hoad ./ When the sus pect begnn to talk Jbout raping her, the women told him she was pregnant When he persisted in his de mands that shr t11&robe. she s a11I !\hf' 1umped out nr the r ar at the intcr.1ecl1on or Laguna Canyon Hoad and t:t Toro Road Thi• ~uspf'cl rl1•d 1n ht'r t'ar, n hlur Volks waj.?rn. 11n<l a pal>~tnll moton sl dro\ c he r to the l.nj(unn Re ach p11l11"1' ~tnl1on . wht>r•· Newport llcn<'h ofhet'r'I v.en · notir1ed Earlier m tht> mominl.?. 11 17 ,·enr old rt>!\1d1'11l of nathou told police she was accosted by a mun :1s she returnl'd hon1t· from work She said she srreamt'd and fouJ.?ht a!I the man l(rnpplrd with her nt'ar her apartment and he ran off The suti~cl in that case l'I descnbed aS being SIX reel tall and we11thlng 180 pound& f'ro• Pa,,.-A I SLIDE ... female residents or Colony Co\'e who appeared lo be oo their way to work. They continued on their way 'I can't see what good It "Would do to stay here," one was heard to s ay Victim Won't Talk FRESNO <UPJ> -Benedict Pallayo. 33. was shot four times ln the legs Monday night but he refused to aive police a descrip- tion of hls assailants. ' New Winter St9rlll Sla1ns North Area By The Assoclatf'd Press A ma j or winter s torm s lammed into No rthe r n California today packing snow. sleet. hall and blustery winds f1om the coast to the Sier ra Nevada Roads and schools v.erc closed in the hardest hit areas Near the coast. snow was fall· ing from Napa and Santa Rosa northwas>d to the Oregon borde r, v.ith sea levt>I locations in Hum· boldt and Del :'\orte counties 'Big Foot' Just a Dog ClNCl:'\NATl <L'Pll The mystery of the local "Big Foot" apparently ha!> been sot \'t>d There have been reports of a large, hairy creaturf' roaming the area. evadinf( both capture and 1denllfica· tion. Last week, "Big Foot" was s een aj:a1n, and altho ugh 1t got away, police made a mold of a footprint and took 1t to C10· cmnati Zoo Director Ed Maruska. Marus ka 's \'erd1ct ''The pnnl was m ade by a large dog." f'ro•Pa~AI TANIA ... kneeling outside the bank. But two days later. after read10j( newspape r accounts of thl' v.eapons carried by the \'urious robbers. he decided it was Miss Hearst because she was carrying the only carbine with a straigbl clip rather than a banana chp. Bailey ripped into Ber zins· ldentificat1on o r the kneelinl! figure as av. om an. The witness ::.aid her hands a nd long hair appeared to be female "She absolut e ly was not a man." he insis ted "So Ion~ hair 111 a clue''" esl{t.'d Bailey "flow lonii ha\'c you ht>''" in San Franc1sco"' llov.-ma n) males han )OU Sl'<'n \\1th ton~ h:ur.," "Qu1la• a fl'\\ .. llt'r11ni. ron ceded "Did 11 h'" e l hl• fulsome p111 port1on11 of :i 'ol uptuou~ ~ oung lad~., .. ~•~hd Hui It•} of the knl•t•I lnlt flRUrC Brownlllf: ob1c>rtetJ lo th<• quf'., lion a'I or~um1•nt;it1H' and tJ S t>1stricl J udgl' llllH'r .J <'urt<·r lljlreet1 Hut nullc·v rt•11hr.1M•ll It and JilOI H(•f7tn!o lo .1d m1t ht· ho1I not sN•n lh1• 1wrson·, .,hap1• a rnl wn!I mnkini;: h1 .., 1ttenUf1t·111111n on th(' h:t~l:'I or the• top or the· h•'.tfl. hnnclis tllltl JlOll,lhh rnrdwatl dusted" h1lc Sno"' abo \\as falhn~ an Lhc• Sacr a mt'nto Valle''. north of l\la r)s\·11lt', "1th mcideratc snow at Red Bl ufr arid Hl•ddm1: Fl\e 1nc·hl.''i we re reported m Paradise at tht.' 1.000-foot lt>vel. J.nd many of the art>a'!> srhoob 14er e C'loH•d In tht' San F ranc1::.co Ba) are a. snow 14 as r t.> ported he J,.) at t1mt'S clov. n to I .~>O fret and lov. er Fish H .lnt' h HoJd in the Oakla nd·Berkt>lt'\ hills was dosed • :'Ill. Tam alpa1:-111 Mann Coun l) and Mt 01a blo m Contra Costa Count) r eccl\'l'd mt·u~urabk ,,n o l4 f all ~. a s d11t S ky lin e Boulevard ::.outh of SJn Fran· C'l!><'O. from lttJ!hWu) 92 above S;in ~tateo to th~· Portola Valley. Woodside a rt'.i Cha 1n l> 14 e rl' r t.>q u1red on H1ghl4 a) Ii bet ween San Jose a nd Santa Crui Hean• s nO\\ continued m the Sierra f.<e,uda l41lh :-;ordl'n. two tWilcs we5t nf Donnt•r PJ:.~. re porting 52 uwhes of nt'v. .,now since the storms h<'gan Sunda) mornml(. With 82 1nche!'. on the Rround. the s now pack 1s finall) nearing seasonal normals m the Sierra Metcorolo~1't \llkl' PechnN said thf' caUM' of ltw IJtest storm 1, a cold arc:ta(' <11 r ma.i.' ca rril'd into ~hforn1.1 bv the Jet st ream lie !>aad lhl· \\ ealhcr 14' getting c·ntder so m or1• sncm 1-1 cxp<•ctPd l''·en at lo14 l'r t.'IC•\ J tlllnl> NB to Employ Airport Study Consultant When the County of Oran!le is s ues the EnvaronmC'ntal lmpaC't Report for the airport. Ncwport Reach city 0111c1alb want to be :iblt.> to understand what 1t s a)s. so c·1ty councilmen a greed to Spt>nd SUl.750 to hire a consultant. He nry We d aa. president of \'alle} Assoc1att''· h;il> h<•c·n hired 10 prepare an anatys1.!> or the r e port for the c ity rounr 1l The re1>ort '' e~pecl<'d 10 be 1::. -.ued in t hrt'I' lo '" 14 <'t'k.,, ac· c·ording to ('1t \ Man;igcr Robert Wmn \.\'t•tlau .-. n 'Jlcr 1.1hsl in Ellh and l'nnl n h11t 1·1l lo lhl' reports prep:u t>d on I h l' 1.o-. Ani.(t'h"'i In ternal1on:.i l 1\1rport nn1i Ontario 1\1rpor t. c·1l v orfu wh ,,ud LA Bank Robh~d LOS ANC: t:t.1-:S fl l f'I I /\ 'hntit11n v.1•olcl111~ rohll(•t r.an 111111 u Crocker ~ank brunch Monduy, dfm11nd<:t1 <'ll 'h lh1•n f'N<'ap('(l \\'llh $2 ,71\R in 11 <'ll 'toml'r·, l'ttr Cutti.Dg In Rejected Dancer Retaliates He was dancing with hi!> darhng in the M:11n Street Saloon. but 1t wasn't to the Tennessee Wa ltz and the sta rs In his eyes weren't romantic, Huntenj.?ton Rcuch police said today Lawrence Let1niak. 23. of 6501:, Pa rk Dnve, Costa Mesa . complained to offi cers Monday nll?hl tha t he wa~ tt'I saulted in the tavern at 117 Mam St.. and all because he let her have lhe last word "HE WAS dancing with her when this guy came up and tapped him on the s houtaer a nd asked to r ut 10," Detective SRt Bert Chadwick explained today "ll 'll up lo her." Lesniak said amicably "No." declared Terri Gibbs of La Puente Moments later. Lesnjak complained, he was tapped on the shoulder again by the same would·be interlope r and sharply rapped in the mouth. THE HUSKY assault suspect. about five fret to inchec; and 210 pounds. fled the bar after Lesniak went down with the punch He was not. serious I~ hurt, police s aid. • ,,. Biii D~ad'f ~ No Action Seen On Gun Control WASlllNGTON tAP> Ttw Hoyse Judiciary Comnultee to- day sent o gun cC1ntrol bill buck to jU 1ubcomm1ttee on tnme, • move some s uJ>portt•r5 uld \\«!Id kill thf' le.:h1h1tion Jud1riary ChJlrmnn flt'll'r w ROdino Jr. < D· N . \' l. 11md he "as dtsappolnt~d by the 17·16 volt Ht' said hto could not prc.'<fi r t \\ hether the bill would make It b11ck t<l th~ fu II comnullec ~hu; session. Anolher me mbcr. Rcp. Robert F Orio an < D Mass ), s 3id "they·,,e k11lf'd tht> bill" ond that the "rifle-lobby 1nt1m1datl"<i the~l' people " Wit~ss Denied In Trial From Wire Services An llll\•11 .. 1• lohhylna ctfort aJtamst the bill hud bt.'<'n mounl· ..cl by th,• Nataunul nine A~la lion and u lrndc manufacturer-ft aruup kno" n 11s Sporting Arm a 1tnd Ammunition Society. Two mt•m ht•r s wbOJSe vott"s w\•re t•ruciul in s,•ndlng thti bill back to 11ubromrnlttt'o were Rt'P8. Edwurd N P111ltl1on tD· N Y ) und Gcorttc f;. Oantelson i D·Cahf l Roth frequt'ntly sldt-d "1th gun contro l u(lv()('ates in prl'\'lllUll vOll'S but both ''oted to 1t.'romm1t T h(•y ~;lid the~· were dis· io.at1sf1ed '' ith provisions ln the hill to outlll\\ so r ailed conceaJa. bit> "'ea pons ond wanted the s ub- committee to l'Oll 1der that issue aji?ain Tht> t 14 o eon~ressmen said they prefer rt.•tl lhjl the issue be handled m the i.u~ommlttee rather than by amendment on the llou:-e floor. The motion t<l recommit was o ff e r e d h ~· H c p . T h o m a s Railsback IR Ill 1 Sourct>s s u1d the former head o r the Law Enforct•ment As· sistance Administration, Donald Santarelli. ''as working for the mnnu!nrlurer s · mslltute. I I BEN U. Ore -A Des chutes County judge has denied a mo- tion lo mo\'e a major figure in the Reno, Nev trial of Santa Ana at- torney Frederick Hopper to this logging community in prepara· lion for a murder trial later this month. Attorney Max Merril of Bend, who will represent Floyd Forsberg in the March 23 murder tnal, heard his request denied Monday by Judge Walter Ed munds. Thieves Hit Newport Condominium ~ Forsberg, who is ser\'ing 25 years for the Sl million robbery of a Reno bank. has been a wit· nt.'Ss tn Hopper's lnal on charges that the former Santa Ana pohre captain planned Forsberg's escape from a Reno jail while Forsberg was awaiting trial on the bank robbery charges. Forsberg and a companion, Clark Timmons, were arresl..t'd an Jl(•nd in J une, two months after the esc ape. Forsberg is char~ed with thc murder of Timmons companion, Denise Catli11. whose body was found in a shallow grave near the Oregon commun ity. She had been shot once in the head. Tim mons has tl'slified in Reno that Hopper and R iverside Coun· ty resident Lawrence Graham. paid him $20,000 to help Forsberg escape from Washoe County Jail 14here he was awaiting trial for the September, 1974 bank rob- bery. ~ev. port De1tch police are in· \ l'li llgallntt the burglary or a :"\e" port Cr ei.t t'ondon\1m1um in whic h thieve~ ap1n1rt•nlly broke dcl\\ n the front door to lileul S3,~ \\Orth or KOO<h K:11 t Wons:. 26. of 24 Kamal11 Court. told pohrt> he discovered tht' burj?larv Sunduy 111.:ht after returning hom j \\Cekend vacu· llOtl. lnvt.'sll~ator~ said Lhe burglars "pubhed 1n .. lhc front door which \\US locked with a de11d boll lock . Once lllSldt•, I 1cvei. opened th e electro •c atty operated ~ara gc d o r and prohuhly parked th1; r vehicle inside .,., h1le toad in it 1tt•m:. from the re s1dcncc. 1>0lic said. Listing as m s ing by Wong an• a microwave n. a telephone answerin~ device, two relevision sets, sterco equipment, a tool set. a c al c ulato r , an electri c t) pewntcr a nd cumeru equip· mcnt "Unconscionable' HB Police Singed For Using Informer By ROBERT BARKER 01 IM 01llf ,., ... s11tt Chief Earle Robitaille and thl" llunlington Beal'h Police Deport· menl came under scathing nl· tack Monday night for employ ing a "convicted burglar" a s a police informer . ''The practice is uncon!>ciona· blc. immoral and a bad police procedure." Warren Lee told Ci· ty Council members . Lee, who says he 1s a deputy probation officer in Long Real'h , !'ays he read of the account in .i news paper. Ile said It was his unders ta nd mg that the Huntington lleuch Police Deparlmt.'nt allowed :a kno wn burgl;_1r lo commit burglariu in HuntinJ,tton Hc al'l1 rur info rmatio n whe r e lhl' bur11lary loot was beinJ.? fenc·ed "This uncon11C'1on11bl1• pro<'t11·1· 1~ aggruvated by Chief Robll1111lc because of his dc•frn!ic: of thil> practice a~ good pohc<' pro· cedure," Lee said "As ~ re1.11dt'nt and u victim ,,r un unsolv1•d hur~lary ant1 a dl'PU· ty probatwn officer, I think thl•s1• nets and thl11 attitude both Im moral and illt'gal." hesuicl Whether Robitaille him11t'lf t·ondoned this practice a!' good police proct-durc was not known today. He declined. or was uno· ble, to return a reporter's <'•.alt. Various City Council members s aid Monday night that they didn't condone the practice ancl neither did the chief. Mayor Norma Gibbs said that police de partments have used th.IS device in the past. She said previously that she didn't know the police depart ment was working with the In· former and gl\'in2 him payment but that It was an accepted police operation. Councilwoman Harriett Wieder !'laid that the chief has some infor mation t h at she couldn't disclose Monday night. However, It was reported that Robitaille and City Ad · minlstrator Dave Rowlands are preparing a full report on the matter for Friday. "The chief does n't condone the al1 ion and neither do I." Mrs. Wieder s aid M uyor G 1 hhl> said there also was a problt•m Ill that thi.: tourtii frequently k1ckl•d the lnrormer loose. giving him freedom to ply his trade . Till' l\tory h rokt• lai.t week when a lawvt•r claimed the in· former was u scd to f•nlrop a de· fcnda nt U('C U!ll'd or altl•mptlng to rt'cc1 \'t' 'tole n J!OOd 'I The informJnl 1i. Uobhy lletl. 25. who 1' 1 t•porll•d serving a 2Vl H ar t e rm ut !-inlt.'dnd State i>nson ro r 1iuri.tlary . Record' -.hnw t hot ht' helped 'ono11' polu·l· Ult l'nc1cs solve hurglJrtC' "' 1•r a three· year Jl<'rHHI Howr\t•r. h1· 14 a:-t'uplured last \t'ar wtw n allt-1.?('(ilV hurghng the t'uron .. 1 dl'I M a1 home of Fourth l>1!\t1 ll'l Court of /\ppc:als Judgo llolwrt M 1:11 rllnN ('jµI J11·rl J.;k!'ltrom has 1111id pr~·vi1m11ly 1)11.1t "W1· n·1·11vcrf'd a lol of s t11lt•n pr'Olll'rl\' behind hhc 1·rrnrt ~ ... Ek11trom has ul1w :-.ni1l r1r1•· vlou~ly lhut 1f h1· krww th:al Bell wai; play111~ hot h 111dc•i. or lh1• la\\. Iii' would h.1v1• 1111•l\s1•tl for 1•11n· v1ct11111 anti ,1 st1fr st•ntt•nc·1•. Detente= Demise? LONDO~ <AP > -Exiled Russian .1uthor Alexander Sol1.ht'n1ls ~·n says the West '1s on thr \'erJ.?e of a col· lapse " b ec ouse of "cap1tulat ions" in pursu· ing detente with the Soviet l'nion. "I wouldn't be surprised al the s udden and immi·. n ent foll of t he West." Solzhenitsyn told In · l e rv l ewer Mic h ae l Charlton of the British Broadcu11ling Corp. Mon- day night on the weekly lelevlaion news program ''Panorama." ! Tue.day' Clo i~ Pric s NEW YORK • STOCK EXCHANGE n.-d!y. Mwc1I 2. 1111 N DAILY PILOT II Tax 1'1p I Which Medical Costs Deductible? 81 S\'LVIA roaT£1l <SuthmaSm '' It )OU 1tfmi1l' your m~Ur11l expense dcdur tlons 011 t-'orm '°'° )OU may find &e\•eral IRS and <'Ourt J'\lllntcs in 1975 or crucl•I importance to your well twmi: 1&nd th1:. g~s beyond your pockttbook To l:;su:1tt ate "Ith actual cue : -A II us band 11nd wif\o went tu a nun profit center fundt'd by several rehalous oraaniullons for murrut~\· roun11clln1t. Al\er some months ol coun:.cllng. the couple (('It lht)' wt'lrc -hHlthy and enjoyed a more monlnt:ful relations hip Money's Worth Nevertheless. the IRS said thut thl' fees they paid "ere not me-dil'al .ixpenses because tht> counseling was not for the pre' en lion or al le,·iation of a physical or mental defect or illnesi. \ The counst-ling 's purix>:.e "as to help 1mpro' e a marnugl' "htch makes the fees a non-deductible peri.on11l expense -ANOTHER HUSBA~D and wire under\\ent a pro· gram of treatment for sexual 1nadequac) and m<'ompattb11t- t y conducted b} psychtatnst.l> at a hospital The psychiatrists believed there "as a greater probability of success tf the patients stayed at a hotel near the hospital during the t ~ O· week penod of treatment 'fhl' couple did this and went to the hospital each mormni: for the <'onsulta· lion sessions with the ps) ch1alnsts The I RS ruled that lhe couple's cost of meals and lodl!tnJ! durtnR the treatment period did not qualify as a medical expense bec·auM' lhe meals and lodging at the hotel were not part of 1ns t1tullonal medical care. -A doctor's daughter had curvature of the i.p111l', for which one accepted method of treatment 1i. u reR1me or highly vigorous exercises. Because of his duughter') long· time interest in ballet. the doctor felt th11t bullet dancm.: would be her mo!\t effecli\'c excre1sc and prckruble to ,t rourse of treatment through use• or u bnH.'l' HE THER EFORE ENROLLED her full lime in a ballet school and deducted tuition, room and board .it the ~chool .i' a medical expense. The Tax Court d1s allo" cd the deduct ton because t~e doctor failed to prove• he "ould not ha\e 111 curred these expenses tf his daughter "err well She had taken ballet lessons before becom1nJ( ill .rnd l'Onttnued thl' lessons after she lert the ballet :.chool. ('\'en thout:h 1~1~ had no connet'tion with her illness The 1mpltt'at1on wtts that al tending school was motivated .is muc·h br rwr~onal as medical reasons. -A favorable r uhng 1n '75 covered hltnd ind I\ 1duu1, who require the ser vices of full ttml' or part t1m<' readers tu perfor m the duties of their professional or svm1- professional employment sat1sf11 t'tonly. The I RS ~:rnl that in cases where a readel'"S i.erv1n~s arc requ1rc.>d anll u:.t.'d solely in the blind tndi\'1dual':. Y.Ork . hl' may propl'l IY dl· duct the cost or the reader ui. a bu"1 ne:.' cxpcn:.t>. 1f ht• Itemizes his deduction:. t Med1t'al \'XfWni.t•i. ar 1• dt•c1ud 1hh• only to the extent they excet'd J P<'r<'t>nt of your udJU'itl'<i gross income. tht>re's no :.urh llmltutmn on ~uur hu:.11w"' t.>xpense dt.>duclions. l -ANOTHE R •'l\\'ORADI.•: ruhni.: 1leall with .1 paralyzed professor who nc•t>ded no hcl1l in c·11rry1n1it on personal and business actl\·1t1es 111 his homt•tcm n but "ho required help when he had to make bu:.incsi. tn ps aY. ay from ~ome in connection with h1i. l'mployment. The I H~ ruled that. s ince he spent mone) nn i.uc·h hl'lp only "'hc.>n away from home in connection Y. Ith hti. cmplo~ mcnt, he could deduct these expenses as an adJui.tmcnt in arn' mi.: ut his adjusted gross in<'omc .. whcthl·r or not hl' 1tcmtz<'d h1" personal deductions for a disabled "attorney. thou~h. who nl'C'dcd heir> with nts prosthesis and daily admm1str.1t1on of ml•d 1rinc dunnJ,l the t'onduct of t>oth his personal and bu. mes!'> e1 ffa in •. 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Keath Gaede, McDonnell Douala.s has announced the form•· Lacuna Beach. lion of a fund throuah wtuch Ila ~nonnel can 11ve Maurtce Gladmao. Tustin; Dina Guldager, voluntary financial support to candidates for Laguna ~ach ; Tim ITaJdlpger. Newport Beach: federal and slate poUUcaJ oCfice. CWford Haskell, Anaheim: Beatrice Ila wk Ins, Seal The Good Govemm~t Fund. formed under Beach provialon1 of the Federal Elect Ion Campaign Act Cavin Herbert Jr .. Neweort Beach; Ted Amendments of 1974 , wall be non-partisan. Herllh)'. San JuJAn Capistrano, Vlrg1n1a Knott, Partic:apullon 111 llmlled to peoph! ln the &t'n1or ranks Newport Beach; Louis Knobbe, Santa Ana: Lois of management throughout McDonnell Oou~las. Lundbera. La Habra. Participation will be entirely voluntary. Partic:1· Helen McCallum, Laguna ~ach: Brad M Iller. pants may authorize payroll deductions of not less Newport Beach~ Ed Mills. Laguna Beach, Jerry than two dollars or more than ten dollars weekly. Moore. Orange: William Moses. Tustin. The purpose of the fund wall be to promote the Dan Montano, lluntlngton Beach. Mr and Mrs. effective tltlzenshlp of McDonnell Douglas Bruce Nestande, Orange; A. Patratk Nugel, employes through their financial partjcipalion ~n Newport Beach: Michael Nason. MasMon V1e10: the federal ond state elective process, to assist m Borg Neilson, Laauna Beuch. the nomination and election of candidates for Thom us O'Keefe, San Clemt'nle ~ Butcbie political office who wiU protect and advance the In· Porter. San Juan Ca1>1strano, Burt Proctor, Corona terest.s of part1c1pant.s In the fund, lo promote the del-Mar: Paul Pre~ly, San Clemente; Jay Reed, free enterpris e s ystem, a nd lo s upport 'the Newport Beach. aerospace industry. Alex Robertson Jr., Laguna Beach; Thomas C. Operauon of the fund wall be based at the cor· Rogers. San Juan Capistrano: Lee Sammis. porataon 's St. Lows h.eadquarters. The fund 's Newport Beach; Beverly Schick Santa Ana: Alan C. Articles of Assoc1allon provide for the Stoneman,NewportBeach. establtshmenr of o Good Government Committee Dr. Mars hall Stonestreet, Anaheim : Or. composed of Mc Donnell Douglas personnel lo direct Herbert Stroschem. Santa Ana. George Sturgis, its basic policies with respect to expenditures and to Newport Beach: V1rgan1a Valentine, Balboa; disburse its funds to candidates and political com -\ Wtllard D:Voit. Balboa. m1ttees. Its assets will be ht'ld by St. Louis Union Ed Ward. Costa Mesa. Gene Washburn. Corona Trust Company, and its activities wall be reported del Mar :· Frank White. Fullerton. Donna to part1c1pants and to appropnate pubhc agencies Wilkinson, San Clement(:; Rev. Ralph Wilker son, as required by law. Anaheim : John R. Young. Newport Beach. • • • CARL KARCHER will serve as chairman of Ronald Reagan's Orange County Campaign Com- mittee, heading an executive committee that in· eludes Willard S. Volt. campaign director: Arthur Schick, finance chairman; Alke Bartlett. precinct chairman. Mary J ane Smart, headquarters c~airman, and Pat Dalton, s pecial events chairman • • • ORANGE COUNTY CITIZENS supporting ef· forts within Congress to reopen the investigation into the assassination or Jol)n F. Kennedy are forming a Citizens' Com mission6f lnquiry. Organiz.alional meetings will be held at the home of Betty Rush. 3073 Johnson Ave .. Costa Mesa. phone 549-0206. These meetings will begin at 7:30p.m. March3 andll. ORANGE COUNTY Dean's Aide Richard Chavez Baiz of Anaheim , formerly executive director of the Anaheim Independence Community Center, hllb been appomted ass1stant dt'an of students a t the College of Medicine at UC Irvine. Coast Eatery Sued A patron who cla101s lhat he cut his mouth nnd 11um~ v. hen he bit mto broken &lass he found •n b.1s tossed salad has sued a Newport Beac h restauront for S2S.OOO ln damagt.s. Edward C . Hocke r further claims in the Orong<> County Supenor Court action file d against Muldoon's Irish Pub, 202 Newport Center Onve. that he swallowed some of the glass when he dined at the facility last March fl. WEDNESDAY o Sirloin teak - soup, salad. roll, and dessert Served from mi.:':.sa "'$2 3 5 Madrthr I It tM Sa 3 lo 10 PM Diep r.,. SPIRES IUYINGA LOOK! • 41·MONTH FINANCING! • LOWll MONTH~Y PAYMINTSt Sooth Coast Nattonal Bonk ollers you full 4 month financing which means lower monthly .,_yments that will probably Ill n1Cely Into your budget' And, we guarantee no aurpnso b311oon payments al lhe end of your cont1ac11 lnler ested? Come In. have a cup ol colteo. and chat w1tn our friendly loan oll1cors. They are experienced. knowledgeable and very helpful! They will be pleased 10 discuss cars with you. offer sugges11ons as to lhe best price range tor your budgel and help you w1lh the apoll· cation forms to initiate your new car loan. You will hlo.e South Coast National Bank because we offer more of those special per: sonal services a hat will make your banlo.tng a pleasure rather than a chore • V1s1t us soon! at the corner ot Sunflower and Beor M•mDet fl)IC (714) 540-5300 Complete cover• .. ol co'"''' government ~ court1. Everr day In the DAILY PILOT J ohn Wayne and Waller Knott are honorary chajrmen of I.be Reagan committee in the county. Jn addatfon. Voit has unveiled a list of 61 people who form the Reagan for President steering com- mallee in Orange County. They include: UCI Room Dedicated To Gerard .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~, George Argyros. Newport Beach; Ted Bartlett, Huntington Beach: Ronald Birtcher. San Juan Captstrano: Dr. Edward Boseker. Santa Ana: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke. Huntington Beach. Mernll Butler. Jr .. Newport Beach: Dr. Vin· cent Carroll. Laguna Beach ; Ann Caspers. Newport Bt'ach; Wallas Clemons, Santa Ana ; Michael T. Collins, Newport Beach. The R alph Waldo Gerard Reading Room in Neurobiology h as been dedicated an the UC Irvine b iological 'scie n ces building. Helen Coffey, Newport Beach : Joanne Coontz, Orange: llarry Dalton, Tustan : Dick Darling, Newport Be ach : Mars hall Duffield, Newport Beach. -Steinhaus Hall. The new reading room. envisioned as a growing Margar e t Durf y, Newport Beach ; Deatlu Elsewhere • literary resource in the neurosciences. contams as its nucleus the ex- tensive personal library CORPUS C llRISTI , Tex. (AP) -Wllllam Red Fox, 105, a Sioux In· dian who for decades was a colorful Wild West showman, died at a Corpus Christi hospital M o nday . Red Fox claimed to be the last ltv· ing person who had been in the area of the Lillie Big Horn battle of 1876. PARIS <AP> -Jean Martlnoa. ~. an antema- llonally known conduc· tor who conducted the Chkaao Symphony from 1963 to 1968, died Monday after a long Illness. SAN DIEGO <AP> Funeral services were held today for Philip Steinman, 99, a veteran l l!AllOSlP:Y ll[Yf\ -)a,. ll, Onlel C..•,,.I II, and Kar"' ""•• ll '*""' "'"""""'"" 8 .. ,,, \T llO M SC.MA NTZ • Jat1 JI, """'•"' 11-rt. "·•"Cl Delor .. 1.,. 'l. 11o11100 ,_, .... vtti.• CH-1\Tl!ll \TAlllNGS -hb I f'tecl o..,., 11 .... C'tfllhla l , It bOfft ef U9~ Hiit\ W4lllllN MC IHN I\ , .. 1. ... r!»'1 0 , J>, •I H•llY-. at\CI ., .... ,., .......... "."'• .... ,. PAIT>t MILl\ hll l llt<N<d 0-.•0. .. 11 .......... ...,. ... e. ..... - VIO .. l n ,., M \i-.... LANC.EWtCl ICllfllT '.O • _, J.,,.._ 11. -Ota.-. IO "°'" of~ci.-ni. HA\'WAllO MOii\( '•I> I I.Any H • of(¥..,.\\. -(;lotta J " .. """'•"'1• ... ,,. l'(U\(11 \l .. 1PI' '•I> t W llh<N rd 4A Of IJO!il'ftl .. n V•t"'" .,_, Dorl\'"•'•" to of P•I"" \pru''' aAL TZ-eEAOU,ON ruNIAAL HOMI Corona d•I Mar 873-94!'JO ea.ta M9u 848-2424 Blll 1.-0ADWAY llO"TUA"Y 110 Broldway Costa MOM &42·9160 McCOAMICi llOATUAAY t...gune Beach 494·9415 San ~ C.O•strano 495-1778 PACIFIC VIEW MEllOAIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary CNpel 3500 P9c1hc View Onve Newport Beach. C.1ttom1a 644-2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL. HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave. Wutminst9f' 893-3525 SMITHS' MOATUMY 827 Main St. Huntington Beech 636-&539 of the late Dr. Ralph o( the SpaJtish-American Waldo Gerard, UCI pro- war who died in a fessoremerltus. hospital. He was a Navy Dr. Gerard was first fire m an and he I pe d d e a n o I . ~ ~ e U C I rescue survivors after Graduate 01v1s1on. the sinking of the bat· t1eshlpMainein1898. GG Woman~. MODESTO (AP> - The president of the DueRefun Stanislaus County Fair Board died Sunday from SACRAMENTO CAP) auto accident mjunes. -A $100 r efund to a authorities reported. Garden Grove woman Frank Dompe, 56. was has been a pproved by the injured an a two-car acc1· State Lands CommlSS1on dent four days earlier in for an incomplete land Merced County. buy that occurred in 1898. On May 28. 1898, in Tuoloipne Co unty , James McCormick paid JAMES 11 ~:~·~THEii, ,. ... $100 for 80 acres of land. ...,,.,.I.A...,.."'"' ca O.••"'-'" thecommlssion was told, :~;c':· ::;::,1~:;'n<1~: and r eceived a certificate Jamie."'""' .. -A""Y Mii"-At!O of purchase the next wrv1 .. o Dy hi\ IMl••nH, Mr lo Mrl-month. ~-;::~ :·~~'.;.CW:,~~~;;,81~~:;~ However. he didn't Moti.o• Mr M11111•r "" an aw .. complete the purchase by ,.......,., of Th• Sa<tdlelNIO V•lley YM-f u.,1n01e11 Gu•~••"d"• .. o••Na· i ling ''proof o f the llONI 0.ltf, al!O wai a<tl .. 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When' lhere ls no love. even •~reemenu mllde ln good ra1th are of no avail . It is prudent to lfl'l acquainted with your funeral d irector 1n IKl vance or nffd. ju.st a.s with a doctor or lawyer SttcFF€R mo1tTu.u~y <f76 SOUTH COAST ~AV LAGUNA BEACH 4Q4 IS)S SAN CLEMENT~ ISH~TH a CAMINO RE'-l 4'12-0100 HOW MANY LIVES DO YOU WANT TO SAVE TODAY? If you are like many other people, you really do intend to give blood or to join the Red Cross someday. You've even tho ught of enrolling in a CPR cl ass to learn how to treat a heart attack victim. But other things Interfere; you don't find the time, and there's really no hurry. No hurry? Every day hospitals in Orange County place orders for blood with the Red Cross. On a typical day last week. the Red Cross Blood Center had orders for 105 units, fr-0m Hoag Memor ial Hospital Presbyterian. Martin Luther Hospital, St. Joseph's Children's Hospital, Anaheim Memorial, and others throughout the county. And a growing number of peopl<:> attend CPR. cla sses-the new Red Cross progrCJm for Cdrcliopul· monary Resuscitation -to teach you how to rc,~pond to a relative, a friend, a neighbor or il strnngcr who is suddenly gripped by a hea rt att ack. The Red Cross is an agency of mercy. Nearly everything it does is designed to save lives, or bring comfort and relief, here and around the world. This month is Red Cross month. If you can give blood, if you would like to contribute time ac; a volunteer or money as a member, if you would lj<c to know more about the Red Cross programsciifkluding the CPR classes, call American Red Cross A United Way Member Agency Orange County Chaplrr M W Hutch1~on. Chairman Edward F Colburn, Manager 601 N Golden Circle Dnve S11nta Ana, California 92705 Telvphone (714) 835 5381 + I ----_,.~~~~~--" l'lttltttl•H Do'-C.oaU 0.lty ,,.tel, .~11.u-''''"""J·'·"" a»1• ._ _________ L----------------------------------------------------- Number 15 in a series of public service advertisements sponsored by Avco Financial Servicer.Newport Beach, California ' 7 Toilay's C o ag N.l'. Stoeks VOL. 69, NO. 62, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAl.IFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1976 TEN CENTS ~ . . :Witness Says Patty Hearst Had Ammo UPI Te...-. .. CONTROVERSIAL BANK ROBBERY PHOTO WHICH MAY LEAD TO MOTION FOR MISTRIAL Was Patty 'Covered' by SLA Thugs, and Was Her Gun Even Loaded at the Time? Saddleback Schools ...... I t ~ r ~ . f Parents Berate 'Lack of Help' Residents who described themselves as .. con cerned parents'' asserted there is 'a lack of help for ehildren with learning disabilities in Saddleback Valley schools during Monday's Board of Education meeting. The parents also obJected that the one person who has helped them, Barbara Hahn, a school psychologist. has been asked to resign. Eight parents told trustees that their children would not have re· celved needed help if it weren't for the one school psychologist. · They char ged the district's Pupil Personnel Services, which handles all special education, has failed to place children properly and communicate with parents about handicapped children. The parents demanded Im· provement or the services and asked why the one person who has helped them was asked to re· sign. District officials would neither confirm nor deny that Mass Hahn has been asked to resign Under state law. they arc not allowed lo discuss personnel matters "I would be delighted 1f the statute allowed us to relate part of the probl e m ," s aid Dr Richard Welle. district superin· tendent. He did. say. however, that the issue does relate to Section 13209 of the slate Educ a lion Code. This section, he said , "deals with im · moral, unprofessional cond~ unfitness. that sort otthings " Miss Hahn, a psychologist with the district for eight years, today she said s he preferred not to dis· cuss the matter. Although she has received nothing In writing. she said she has been asked to re- sign. She said she did not know parents would s peak in her sup. port during the meeting. She had. she said. told onlv one parent that she had been asked to resign. <See PARENTS, Page A.%> Lake Forest, El Toro MAC Vote June 8 Voters i n Orange County Service Area 6, primarily Lake Forest and El Toro, will have the chance June 8 to decide if th<'Y want to be represented by a new Municipal Advisory Council (MAC). Today the County Board of Supervisors nuthoriit!d a MAC Or::ecJ:•H Wea a her Variable clouds with showers likely tonl~ht nnd Wt'dnesda)'. according to the weather lady. Chance of rain 50 percent tonight nnd Wednesday. HigM 56 to 62. Lows 44 to 50. . INSIDE TODAY Working womm now halM' stronger morriage1 lhon lhnr stay.al-home 1illn1, '°Y' a UC reiearcher. Story, 82. election that will be comprised or two parts --a "yes"ora "no"on creation of the MAC 1tsetr and ballo11ng for five people who would comprise the first MAC governing board. Supervisor Thomas Riley, whose dis trH·t includes the pro· spective MAC ur<'a. advised his fellow board memb<'rs not to ('X· erclse their legal rtt?ht to simply create the MAC without 11 vote or the people. "We have found no rull con• sensus supportinit thr MAC down there,'' Riley s aid. "Opposition has come from the l.ake Forest Community Asi1oclat1ons and Crom the Saddlchack Area Coordinatina Council." Riley said that ~cuu.'le there is no unanimous irnpport an elec· lion would be the belll method of determining tlJe rate or the El Toro MAC proposal. Geor ge Medrapo, speaking for the Lake Forest Associations, told supervisors his organiza· tions are not oppoSt'd lo letting the voters decide the Issue. It ls expe<.>ted , however, that the Lake Forest groups, which represent most of the tracts in that community, will be the e>enter or the campaign against the bllllot measure. The MAC elet'tion was assured when more than 600 signatures were gathered on petitions, ex· ceedlng the required 550 signatures necessary to qualify · the lt1AC proposal for the ballot. The Numbers For Results Eltttion results will be available after 9:30 tonight at the.followipg numbers: -83'7·5181 or 496-1215 for the Capistrano Unified School District bond elec· Uon -581·7610 or 834·2244 for the Mi ssio n Viejo Municipal Advisory Coun· cil (MA C> election The Daily Pilot will carry a complete wrapup of both elections in Wed· nesday's edition . Viejo Voter Turnout Not Heavy-Yet An e-<tremely low voter turnout ch aracterized early balloting today for lhn!e vacan- cies on the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisor y Council <MAC>. The trickle ranged from a low of 1.03 percent lo a high or 2.4 per· cent but election workers at several precincts said they ex· pected the turnout to improve alter dinner tonight. Polls will re· main open until 8 p.m. A spot check or several pre· d ncts showed the following trends: Montevideo Sehool, 500 re· gistered, 12 voted, 2.4 percent turnout O'Neill School. 700 registered, eight voted, 1.14 percent turnout De Portola School, 814 re- ~istered , 14 voted, 1.71 percent turnout Glen Yermo School. 600 re· gistered, n ine voted, 1.5 percent turnout Linda Vista School, 676 re· gistered. seven voled, 1.03 per· cent turnout The low turnout appears to reflect a general disinterest or Mission Viejo voters in an elec· lion which was characterized by . few burning issues. Two incumbents, Cal Neve and John Noble. are both seeking re· election to rour-year terms on the eouncil. Jeanne Gagnebln, a third lncumbt>nt. dropped out or the race in February although her name appcau on the ballot. Other candldatmes are Tom Craig. Ron Gainon. William Johnson, Ted Keene. and George Simons Jr. A total or 12,420 people are eligible to cast balloU for the MAC election. Some reftldents 11\<ing in south Mission Viejo a lso will be elieible to vote in the Caplstrano Unified School Dis· trict's S30 million construction bond election. Few dllficulties were noted by election workers in today's el~· lion but a preeinct official at Lin· da Vista Sc:hool said the voting stampcs bed not arrived when the polls opened. Clarification was being sought from the Oran1e County Registrar of Voters bow to count the vote of one Llada Vtsta voter (See LIGHT, Pap AU SAN FRANCISCO <UPI> - The prosecution called a surprise wltneu todey who testified that Patricia Hurst lied on the wit· ness stand about her part in a Symblonest Liberation Army bank robbery. Electronics expert Zigurd Berz.ins, a Vietnam war veteran who ~as in the-bank when Mlss Hearst and four SLA members held it up on April 15, 1974, said be saw the newspaper heiress pick up bullets and ammunJUon clips after she dropped them out· side the bank. Miss Hearst said repeatedly from the witness stand that she did not check her carblne and did not know whether it was loaded during the holdup. Berzins testified that he rushed into the bank. giving the door a quick push, and beard a metallic noise behind him. Thinking he had slimmed the door into someone's face. he looked back. The veteran said he ~aw n woman kneeling just outside the partially opened door with o rlO~ across one knee. She was picking up two straight ammunition clips and one or two bullets wh.ich had· f~llen lo the ground. He did not Immediately idth· (SeeTANIA, P tgeAZ) Payoffs Clainied SV Board Accused By LAURIE KA.SPER 01-.o.11r l"i ... a.tt Clifford Boehmer, an unsuc· cessful candidate 1n last year's Saddleback Valley Unified School District Board of Educa· tion election, charged trustet-s Monday with excessive spending and campaign payoffs. During a meeting of the trustus, Boehmer contended the board has actually granted a 21 percent increase in com· pensation to district teachers. This, he said, was almost three t'imes greater than the eight per· cent level announced to the public. Boehmer s aid the averagt> teacher compensation increased from $14.708 last year to Sl7,745 this year. He said this includes an 18.7 pereent in al·tual salary and a 35 percent increase in fr. inge benefits. He char ged the excessive spending "wiped out" a surplus left by the prior school ooard. "The disturbing part or this situation is that this excess com· pensation could be considered as a payoff for the campaign con· tribulions to four or the five board members from groups controlled by the local teachers union and the California Teachers Association," Boehmer said in his prepared statement. Teachers groups contributed SS.779 to the recent election, he said. Boehmer contended the "payoff" for these contributions was $1 ,175,762 for this sc~ool year. However. Trustee Dennis Smith countered that Boehmer's figures are "erroneous" and his charJte of a payoff is an "ir· res pons ible and malicious stale· ment " Gilbert Moreno, the district's <See CllARG ES, Page AZ> CUiiy "'-' U1ll ,,.._.. CHARGES PAYOFFS E•·candldate Boehmer Cliff Peril Clemente • Ill Bluff Dropoff Threateru Exclusive Home By FltEDEalCK SCllOEMERL °' ...... , ,. .. Slaff A home In an exclusive San Clemente blufrtop neighborhood was threatened early today when a wateTlogged' chunk of the cliff broke Off and tumbled onto Pacific Coast Highway. The slide left about eight feet between t.he back door of the Clif· ford Dunham residenee, 215 Camino San Clemente, and the bluff edge. The slide tore out a portion of a split rail fence and brick patio. The slide occurred about 7:30 a.m. as city crews worked to clean up debris left by numerous slides Monday afternoon and night. The repeated slides left the stretch of highway between Camino Capistrano and Estacion closed from 2 p.m. Monday to 8 a.m. today. San Clemente City Engineer Phil Peter said the house and others located along the bluff edge are in no immediate dani.:er of dropping down the JOO.foot bluffs. Peter said a buildup of water behind the bluff created pressure which forced an estimated 50 cubic yards of dirt and rock to ran. "The amount of material is not start.ling, but it sure opens one's eyes," Peter said. The Dunham reside nce Is located in Colony Cove. Rcsi· dents or the area appeared before the San Clemente City Council in July demanding that the city take action to prevent further erosion of the cllH race. Peter said the council ordered a study, which wus prepared by the city 11taff. but never prt.·· sent ed. "l expect now the council ls go· Ing to want to see It," Peter said. Residents had suggested in Ju· ly that a wall be built to hold the bluffs lh place. The minimum cost was estimated ut $300.000 to $400,000. Concrete cribbing was con· Dally l'llet .. -..,~-lc.ll lc- EARLY MORNING SLIDE UNDERMINED FENC:: , PATIO A Troubling View From the To.p for Homeo ~ert Colony Cove about four yeaNI ago. Peter said one solution might be to extend the crlbbinl( further up the bluff race. lie said one question that must structed below a portion of first be answered, however, Is who 1!! re11ponsible for financing or the project. Thl' residenl11 have suggest(\() the dty foot the bill, for a varil'ty of rl'asonl;. Pastor Slain By Policeman It was not Immediately known whether the house was occupied at the time of the slide. One San Clemente Police of· firer was seen talking with two female residents of Colony Cove who appeared to be on their way to work. SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. (UPI) -The pastor of a Rockland County church was shot and killed by a police officer Investigating a report of a · burglary at the church. police re· ported. T h e Rev . J . Ern es t Haussmann. 49. pastor or the Dutch Reformed Church, was taken lo Ramapo General Hospital after Monday night's shooting but· died 15 minutes ar\er arrival. Authorities said he was shot once in the chest with a .357 magnum revolver. They continued on their way.' ''I can't see what good it would do to slay here," one was heard to say. ·cast Your Vote; PoJls ·Ope~ Until 8 • ' DAJLVPILOT $8 -..--rustees oBare oldings rustcct uf the addlebac:i mun1ty Colleee Ol•l rlct ~ ~1onday at the Po1'Uc:al rm Act of 1974. the new Jaw lin g with <"Onfliet of lnt"l°fll f1nanc1.-1 <hl('IOlurt: ul t'ven thouah ull five tees prHtnl eil lbc. spc!c:ull ting w~rc opposed to the law · red in by Proposition 9, they cated th«:y would comply and e pubUc their financial hold· ~he In" rt-qu1rell pubh<' of· uh and aovernmen lul -.ployes to rile detailed das· •ure rormi. by Jan 1, 1971 . Trustees. who labeled the law .. ··mvas1on or pr1\'acy," direct· t 41 the collt>ge's bus in ess fltanager Ro.r Harlet\a to fumLSh t h tm "1th the required paperwork lo assure c:ompllance Earlier Barlella predicted that .. a lot or good people will leave olf1ce" as a result or the stringent disclosure act Tt>al brought u romment by Trui.tee Preisadenl Robert Bartholomew a bout when the most opportun~ time lo resaen miJhl be to avoid having lo make th~ disclosure. Bartholom e w w ho 1s up for re· election next .rear . later added thal the question did not mean to indicate that he was indeed thinking about resigning. Board members blasted the Political Reform Act as being particularly unfair to the col· lege's staff members because. unJike elected officials, tbey ha\'e their Jobs to consider. It was pointed out that college officiaJs in volved in the purchase of -C~ftain kinds or eqwpmenl could find themselves in trouble hy an accidental om1ss1on in the disclosure. College olltcials said a starr member ordering IBM typewriters. ror example. could ha,·e action brought against him 1r he failed to disclose that he had a fnend work in I{ at 10:\1 In addition to the public dis · t·uss1on on t he Pohtical Reform t\ct. tru:.tees held a lengthy *"'· 1•cut1vc session on St•nate Bill 160 which cstabhshl's gwdehnes for emplo) er-emplo) l' rela11on.s in pubhc educational systems. ) f'ro• Page '' J CHARGES. • • business manaJ?er. s:ud he would prepare a report ··to rearrarm our pos1t1on. ·· lie said he could not 1·omment on Ruchmc·r·s charges 'ince he had not had time to re· \ ie'' the figures. In computmg "compensation." Boehmer included lime orr for µroress1onal growth. r('tlrement Jnd insurance as well as salary. District trus tees and ad· mmiruators normally don't add fnnge benefits an to figures ln de· 1erman1ng the cost-of-living raises granted employes. Incremental salary Increases Alv('n 1nd 1v1dual teachers for their years of e mployment and .1dd1tional edut'alion are also not 1:omputcd into the cost-of-living 1 lllSt'S. ··w11 Ju~t how you define the '1tuation," Moreno said. f'ro• Pa~AJ LIGHT ••• "ho m ade his murk with a pen· 1·11 ~li~~ion V1t>jo rc>c;ident, can rollow thc> M1\C rare at nn t'ler· lton wotch "chcdult'fl for 8· 1 ~ 11 m. ol MAC orr1n:s. 2fit29 1.u ll;u rtond. Suite t:. O RANOE COAST DAILY PILOT f,.. '""',.,... ( ,.,..,, ''""• ,~ ~M wit~•'"' lit M ,,..,,.. t u••t t-. ~-tto• I " \ •"" ll•t'lh Vw-et t 'f Ow t)f ,....p f Q "'I vMl'"''"O \ •lfO r•~'I ........ •h "11111(~ 11tl11t f!~l"h••t Mt•"-'°'' ltU""'iQI\ I, ..... , I of \~t~ ¥-· .. ,...,.v..,, ,,.,., ... t•\ifft1•"""""'"'.,"' ·~ 1,. _,.,,,, 1•111,.• '""'lillf'f•.,o• V•tt..y •"'fl &•.,.11•1it 1_.~" ~ff\(•• I A ,~,.,-~,.~ 1 on t·\IM•~!I \...tl"fil,,,, """''tlf'll!l.4'' '"'~ \tUlil f '' ,,,1,l1\h "'fl 1,!l •"I I'\ ... •) .,.. 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M (fllP••f41M v•"•t, ¥1'Ml4 I If (' t•Qfl 0"1•0 •' (*"t.t N'if\A, t_.f...,fll, • ,t ~\4"1oll-A f'• CM'•' \,) 1' r'O" --~ ~·,..,.I "" J4'"'"'1"-lt ,...,1,1 •t ftt t Ml""""' \J ,,,,,,. ... • • 0.11,,. ... ~~ INTREPID PHOTOGRAPHER FOLLOWED THE ACTION He Was Launched Behind the Competitors Sidewalk Surfers Stre'ssing Sllf ety "Sidewalk s urfin" "Jth skateboards 1s as popular as tht· water variety. nccording to ,its adherents. scads of whom al· tended a nd p articipated 1n Laguna 's G r and Prix of Skateboarding Sunday. Five winners in two divisions walked off (or rolled off) w1lh two surf boards and expensive skateboards. Ed Gottschlich. owner or thc- Oak Street Surf s hop which sponsored the event, said Mon- day he viewed the compelll1on a~ a success. not only ~ause of thc> good turnout. but because the event came off s afely. ··We 're trying so hard to make this sport have a safely im- age." Gottschlich said. Although an ambulance was near on standby. il only rolled once. "It turned out to be a kid pla) in.: softball on the high school grounds." Goltschhch said. Top "inners were: D1v1:.1on I 114 years and under) Bob Shea of Sa n Diego , fir s t : C h eryl Mawds ley or Laguna Beach. second ; and Todd Hauck o r l.aguna Beach, third: Oi\•is1on II \abo\'C 14 ) ears) Tom Samms of Los Angeles. first. and Gary thtt'hcock of M 1ssion V1e10. second (no third place was g1\'en ). The first place finishers m each division won surfboards. Runners up won skateboards and the winners o( pre<'edrng heats won skateboard eqwpment. The event was filmed bv Financier's Wife Ailing SAN DIEGO lUPl) -Helen Smith, the ,wife of financier C. Arnholt Sm ith, was reported m falrc~nditlon today at tJniversily Hospital after colla~ing while testifying in federal court. The hospital said she was being treated for a blood clot she ap· parently suffered as she testified Friday before U S. Ma11i11tr ate Marry Mccue in connc-ct1on with a 11uit she had filed to recover furnishings worth $1 millJon. l10N'T CALL art' HALL TEL AVIV. hrnel <APl -The mayor's telephone -and all tht• phones at Tel A\•tv C'lty llall wtr~ N&l off today. The Ministry of Comm unkation11 sard the munlc:1pnltty h adn't paid 1114 telephone b111. An official uid the hrt('S woulrl be reconnectt'd art~r C'1ty llall tind t"" fire department, whi('h wa~ lvrt only its emeraency number working. paul 127.000 l11raell pounds -about $17.000. Mat'G1JJ1vr:t) -Freeman Film!), producers of s urfing movie::. und photographer::. from S('Vt-ral magazine:; CO\ ering skateboard· ing as a sport Sea Water For Farms Seen Soon SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -.A bacterial proces:. that could one da:. harness lht• ::.un for JlO" er and desahn1zc S('..I" alt•r for 1rngat1on use has bN•n d1:.co\cr<'d bv a team of ::.('1t•nta i.b, at was ·an· nounced toda , .. Or \\'allh.t•r Stot•c•kt'nw~. a cell b1olo~1::.t. h(•adl'd a rt•search tt•am from th e l'C Medit·al Center 1n San Fruncisco a nd the National Aeron autic:. and Space Admini stration at Ames Researt'h Cl'nter in Mountain \"1ew that d l!>('o\'Crl'd the pro- ce" • Stoeckeniu' · 1965 disco\'ery of a s1mplt> bacterium capable of con"ertmi;t sunlight into rood and energy was studied by the re· M>archers. \\ho round a prO<'eS!> lhal one da> may aid m the study of d1seast.>s and lhl' production of electnc1t) and fuel for mu!>:. con :.umpt1on. he ::.aid This 1~ tht• f1r:.t ta me a photochem1cJI mechanism other than photos)nthes1s has been found for convertmg sunlight lu C'hem1cal energy and food in a hvmg organism. Stoe(·kenau:i-told a news confer ence. He said the process. "hile s1m1lar lo photosynlhCSIS, "Is for simpler and could not bf> used tu :.upport complc-x 1tre forms ... The new-found process, unlike photosynthf'Sts, involvt>s a purple pigment contained in the cell membrane o r llalobacterium halob1um, a baclenum round '" ~ea watt•r. Stol•ckcn1ussa1d. p h 0 l t) S ) n l h (' S I S U S e S chlor oph) II, a ..:rc>en pigment "hich g1vPs plant leaves their ram1har lint, for crl'atm~ food .ind eneriay "The purple membrane seem..; to hnk ct•rt:1111 fundamental pro· ,. e s c; (' s 0 r I i \' I n It c t• 11 ' ••. Moecken1u~ i.a1d ··The mem· hrane uses lt~hl t•nt>r.:y to ntO\c• compound!'i mtn ;_1ml out or thr C't'll' It 'N'm' "t' ,111• rlt>'t.' l11 cf 1 ~ t• o '' f' rr n I! r r rt :11 11 b LI ~ IC" cellular (unction!-." /\ kl'\' rhM'm t'r". ht• sn11l. is the Hndtni;? that llJ!hl raw.1•-1 llw pur pie p1..:mc•nt to nr·t ,1-; .1 pump "htch rm1ls c>lt'cl r teal parl1rlt•s JllOtOn'I frnmlhC'rcll Thr purplr Pli;?mrnt lx'rnm<"~ another wa\' in add1t11m tn n"11la tum In :in1rria t~·1md l'hlornph~ 11 in planls rn which lift' ~upportrn~ t•nf'rgy t'i prr1d ucc·d. St0t·ckt•11111~ ~01d Motorcycle Class Set for Beginners Families con~1dering a two. wheeled bicentennial tnp acro~s the l:nlted States this summrr can enroll in Saddleback CoUege·s basic motorcycle dac;s and be ready for the road in onlv SIX "'"eeks. . The beginnioJ( rider class ~tarta tonight with on-bike tram· 1ng s~sions held Saturdays al the Mission Viejo campus. The free course is open to peo- ple l3 and older. Motorcycles an<l he lmets a re provided Cree of charge. Both the t'lassroom and riding sessions are conducted by of- ficers or the California Highway Patrol and h igh school driver educ at.Ion instruclors. • !'tudl'nts "ho sal1sfactor1h complete the tram mg and thf' final rad1n~ te'll are issued cert1r1cates of compkt1on h~ tht• Department of Motor Vehicles TuMda~ n1i:ht ses~1ons con \'ene al 7 p m . tn Room 524 at M1~s1on \'ieJo High School To enroll. show up for <'lass tonight The rldlnf! sessions are held ror two hours each Saturday at Sad - dJeback College's parking lot 1 on the southeast cpd or the lower cnmpus. Hours are arranged for the con\ enic-nce or clas!'i mem- bers. Those who miss tonight's meet- ing can register at next Saturday·~ riding session which begins at 12 30 p.m. ' TS. • • Tb r; parftlll support wa ··tu.lllf aaheek," shes.uJ T1N r--reat. said tht•\ h11\'e rnon~ concerni. -.bout th1• ~en ices bt>tn.: Mfrrl-'d th,·ar children The) i.a1d ttw' ma) form ~n oraanautaun to lou~ u1to their problem!! Several ()( tht• pan.·n~ "'l'rl' to ipt':tk "'1th Weill.' tod.1} tie s.i1tJ he "''ould hsten to their 1>robJcms ·•and 1 'm QOIO!I tC> JC! If ~lt'tlOn 11' \\ hltt I.) nl'l'dl'd '' Srwwfall In North California By The Associated Pnss A maJor "•l\ll'r i.torm !!lammed i nto Nor thern California today packing sno\\, slttt. hail and bluster) winds r1om the coast to tbe Sierra Ne\'ada . Roads .md S<'hools were closed in the hardest hit areas. Near the coast. i.no" was fall· mg from Napa and Santa Rosa northward to the Oregon border. with sea level locatioru; m llum - boldt and Del Norte counties dusted white. Snow also "ai. falling m lhe Sacramento Valley, north of Marysville. with moderate snow al Red Bluff and Redding. Fivt! inches were reported in Paradise a t the l .OOO·foot level, and many of the area's schools were closed . In the San FranctS<'O Bay area. ~now was reporlt'd hea\'y al times do"·n to 1,500 feel and lower. F ish R a nc h Road m the Oakland-Bcrkelev hill \\US rlosed · Mt. Tamalpa1s an Mann Coun •• t~ and Mt Diablo an Contra CostJ County received measurable ~nowralls. a s did S k yline Boulevard ~outh or San Fran c1sco, from llighway 92 ah<:wc Slln Mateo to lhl' Portola Valley Woodside ar ea. Chains \\ t'rt' rt'qu1re<l on lhghway 17 bt-1\\ ct•n San Jo::.e and Santa Cruz llea,·y :.no" tontanUt'<I an th(• , Swrra Nevada "1th Norden. t\\O miles west of Donner Pas:-, re porting 52 int'ht•s of Ill'\\' :.now smce the stor ms brj!an Sunda~ morning With 82 inches on the ground. the :.now pack ts finally nearing seasonal normal::. an tht' Sierra. MeteoroloJ?ist :\ltk<: Pl•chrwr ~aid the caw.t' of till.' l.1h•::.t ::.lorm ll< a cold art'llc air ma:.s eurraed anlCI Cahforn1a by the Jet ..,trcam lie said tht' "l'dlhc·r" ~l'll1nli( rulder H> mon· 'n"" '' C\lll'CIC'd l'' en al lo" el l'lc\ Jl11m:. Driver Hits 10 Autos i11 SwlenBus LONDON (LI P l > -ThC' phan· tom bus driver or M USWl'll 11111 was behind the wheel of the No. 134 doubledl'ckt'r for oniv 2(X) yards. · But in that ti m1• hL• hit anrl wrecked five parked cars on th1• first corner as he at'celL•rated the stolen bus away from 1ts depot Then he backed o rr. rounded the corner, a nd st ea mrollt•d anoth<'r five-automobiles ~l onday n1..:ht Arter lh1~ he ::.m:.a,hed 10\11 a lmck wall. knor ktnl! 11 down l"n daunted. he sc•t olf aJ?~un. but wa.., fmallv balked hv :t :lei root tn•e on "h1ch hr st'ort'ci ~' d11 t•< t hit The dnvt'r leapNI out nnrl flc•1I into the n11thl . l1•a\ mi: :in1:r" :.11110 o"ner .. 1n-1pl'<'tlnl! tht'1r "rc•rkrd 't>h1clc-s. A police 'Jlokec;man. "'"' ~:1111 l"o ~outh"' m11tht po-1,1hlv h,11,,1• lw1•n '"' ol\'Nf. ,.,11m.•ll·1I tht• cfam<•.Rt' al ' ''''"t'I :ti t houf..an11' pounds. Rebels Qua~h~d RAN<:KOK, Tha1l11M CA Pl !'oulh Vtt•tnunwiw f11rce11 h:1v<' hrokl'n up a rt'hd J!tt)Ufl 011c.>rot Jnl( rlc)~l' lo thl' V11'1nomr~w· (';1mbod1an h11r<lrr. Vl1•tn11m Rudio ~aul tmJa~ Detente= Demise? IA1NDON lAP> -Eiulcd Russian author Alexander Solzhen1tllyn says the Weo;t .. 1s on the \'erge or a col- 1 apse "' becaus<' of ·cap1t"lut1on' ·· 111 pursu· tnJ? detentc with the Soviet l "n1on "I wouldn't be surpn s<'d al the sudden and 1mm1· ntnt fall of the Wt>1H. ·· Solthenitsyn told 1n · ter\•te"'er M1 t'h ;1el Charlton o f the British Broadcasting Corp. Mon· day night on the weekly television n ew11 program "Panorama." ) 'Off Limits' " COnnally GOP Party Nixed NEW YORK (\J PI l iht.· \\hill' llou~e. kanns: entry or former TrcasuQ Sl•t.•n•tjr) .John B (\1nn;ilb m th~ race for tht> RepuhhC'JI\ p11.·~1dt•nt1ul nonuna hon. I~ mov111a lo torpet.lo .. 1 "~hl11:al rcll'cul ·· Cnn· nally p la n s to. host 21hortb· niter tht• :'\larl'h 11 l-1or1du primary. the NE'w York 0 4\tl) N'-'":. .,,ml loda~ Connally. <1 former Tt.•,a:. t:on·rnor nnn OemO<'rUl·turn~d·Ht.>pubhcun, hus announc•t•d h<' will pluy ho~t t o GOP purty brns:-;\t;.1rth l:! ~11\d 13 at h1~ f'lor~1n till•, Tt.'' homt· 'thl' puqio.,t· of thl' pOW\\ 0 0\\ uc<.•ordrntt to Tt?xus Ht•pubht·un Ch:11rm;rn H :i~ llutr hison. is to gl•t purty ch<11l'n\l'll 11·oan around tlw l'Ountry togeth<'r to d1sN1ss lll'tn~ of rnutuul lntt>n•!'lt, '"1m:ludm~ improv<'Ci rt-1:11ton~"1th t'un~n·~:-" The Nf.'ws said Prc~1dt.•1U fo1·1f'l) µolrt1<'•il lll'Ult' nanls s uspc<'l the n •ul purpoM.' of ltw nwt•ting 1:-lo bui ld a launch p;.1d tor a Connally pt l'~1th.'nli;1I t•;m • didacy. As ;,.1 t'f.'~ult. the \\'h1tt• llou~t· hu:. passl'd tlw . \\Ord to party regulars that the mt'Ntn~ 1i. .. olf limits.·· Water Vote Issue 1 Clogged in Debate Monday must have se~mt·d like the last straw to Carl Kym la Ky mla, chairma n of the Allso Water Ma nagement Agency <AWMA>. had asked the South Fro• P•g~ 11 l TANIA ..• t1fy the young woman a:-l\11~::. Hearst, but said s he wa:-. weanng a long, dark coat and hud long and wa\'y hair, e1tht.>r red, bro\\ fl or auburn Prosecutor Jam es L Bro" n111~ Jr. then had bunk :.unt>1ll:mt'l' films or lhe holdup pla~ t-d al!Jltl i\s Mass Hear~ t enlcrl•<l th·· HARRISES WIN VICTORY; EVIDENCE ILLEGAL-AS SONG WRITTEN ABOUT PATTY--A7 oank m the mo\ it•. lk1 kms ::. • .1111 '"This ts the Pl'rson I sa" ·· Defense attornry J" I.cc Bu1h·v re!>tf.'d his case Mondav ;ifll•r '"' mi: his second legal butt le of tht· Jay Bailey ended has 11 ·duy prci.t'n talion after U.S Distn ct Jud~t· Oliver J . Carter rejectt.-d a de fense motion for dismissal or all charges on );?rounds the gov(•rn ment withheld cv1dcnt'e tendmi.: to i.how Miss Hears t is innocent. The judge ear lier retuscd lo ll't the JUry hear testimony from an expert on '"speech pall<'rn~ ·· "ho said the he iress' rc\·olutionar~ c;tatements on SLA tape record mgs were written by memhcrs nf the kidnap gans,: T" elve "ilnesses Wl're t·alled by the defense. "1th the 22· ~ l'ar old defendant spendin~ a \\e(•k on the stand telling of being held in a closet. raped and threatened un t1l she J01ned her kidnap<'rs an lhl' robbery lo a void bem~ k11l1!d Coast R,•i;1 onal l'nmm1:...,1lHI t11 lake a :.tr,1\1 'uh' on t111• S7 ~ m1ll1on outf.tl I S1'" ai::•· ::.~st1•m prupost'd b\ A\\ !\I A fur tht• M>Ut h county Comm 1::.::. 11lrll'r~ ~lll'llt tl\':t rl \ two hour .. tlt•l>.1t1n.: th1· AWMA plans. bul fatl .. 11 tu lakt• :tn\ slra\\ \'Ott•:; und did not cl11:>t·u~::­ any bsUl' 1·u111·•·1·11111i:: th1• n>n lro\ er::.iul pro.11•1•1 Instead. tht·~ tm·lo.t•1t•<l \\Ith l'ach olhl•r :ind "1th 1tw1r lt>Attl adv1.;er from I ht• 'tJl<' at\t>rnl'\ l?l!nl'ral"' 11tr11·c• :iho11t ho" :, ::.Ir a" 'Olt' 'h1111l1I ht• t'•llltllll"ll'CI K~ ml,1 hJ:. !Jt•1•11 "urk111i: for month::. 111 'l'l't1r1• p('rmth Ill'( l'S,;tl' to h··i::tn \\Ork Oil ttw llt•\\ 1lUtf..1ll "' 't1•111 \\hll h \\llllld ll\,t ,111 .1 .1 I llH h I'll"-' It> ('JI r\ \\,ISlt'"•llt'I l'ffl11t•1\\ tlo"rl th~· Alt ... 11 Crt·l!I.. !>I 11•.1111 h1•tl .md 11ut 1n1t1lhl•1111•.111 Oppon1·n1 ... 111 th1• p111wrt \1,1nt nu 1•\µu11,11m or lh•• 1·\htll\I! 11i mch 111p1· Thr' "·'' a l.rr J.:Pr 1•,1p.111l\ \\1111111 ""'''' rnon a.:r m1 th m t lw ... nuth 1·111111\' 11• 1!1011 !\tor11lct , . ., 1111•1•t 101: ",,, '''I' fll.hl'rl to ht' l•ir \11l111a.: 11111\ 1111 tlw 1\\\ !'\I A proJ1•1·1 I lo" 1•q·r. nnh ninr of lh1· I:! 1·11m1111..,,w111•1., \It' rt' µr·t•::.c•nl :ind t'tlo(ht "11~ 1·· \"Ill•·" urt• nt•t•dc-cl to p..1s.., lh1• pl:.111:- Hat h1• r lh:tn ri..k d dl'•tl K~ mlu tl1•r1dl'd \n tt':-l th1• \\ trlll with a :.I raw \oil' llow1•v1•r . "h1•n 11 lwc a nw :i pp;rrc•nt I hul the n11nm1c.s 111n1·r' 11 t'ft' a.:111n..: to 1..t'l'P .ir~utni.! 1n,t1•:i1I of ""''"!?· ht' n•quc..,t1•cl th1• ont• we<·k c11nt1 nuance K> ml.1 :11111 tllf' pmJ('r t ', rclt.'' \\Ill return nC'\I MondJ\' 111 llunt ini.rton lk.1rh 101 111111111 thrc•t• nl lht• h..tltlt• t\\\';\li\ 1nc·lu<l1•!> lrnnc· Ranl'h \\'akr l>1~tric-1 J..iiwna Dearh \\aler 1>1 ... trt<'l Soulh L:1j!una San1tat ion 1>a .. 1 ru·t. Los /\h'o' Water n1 ,tnl'\. El Toro \\;iter Dt!-lncl .11\ll M nullnn l"tl!U(•I Water ))1 "t rH'I County Odds 50-50 For More Rainfall The s torm that dumped morC' (ffi3), t\loo inches or ram 011 somr· parts of the Orani.?c Coast 1s ('\ peeled lo ling('r ovrr Southern California throu1th Wednesda} and wealherm en say lher<>"s a 50·50 chance more rain wall fall The storm that mo\ed mlo the· ,1rl'a early Mond:i} mornina.: hroughl 2.1 inches of ram to Laguna Niguel. the· highest r<' t'Ord1n~ on the Oran~c Coast Elsewhrrc. rainfall f1J.?urrc. r:in11ed from G7 tn<'h(•s at l 1t1111 mgton Hench and Hf. int•h1·' ut :-.:l'wport B<'ach lo 1 IJI rn•·hl'" 1n Sun Cleml'nle an1I I :io rn f':I Toro A spokcsm 11 n for the Orn n~c· County Flood Control D1'tni·t said fW lnchc-" frl l 1n Sanla /\no. brmJ.?ing th1• 11fn('111l rountv total to 4 ~7 for lht• lll'al<nn /\v1•ruuc· rainfall for thli; d~1t.• 1wrnrdin1• 10 county 11tati:;t ir~. 1s 9 Kit f''lood cont rol nrrtc111ls ... 111<1 th<'re was no fl oml1ni.: 1t1 rlornl control channels. hul thev not1•d therr was some-loc:all1t•tl strc•t.•I flnodin~. p<1rtir•11lurlv 11l 11nl! Mac: Arthur Roult'\ 11rd bet"t•c•11 Ronita Canyon Drav1• ancl llr"tol Street. In San Clemente, the• rainr:ill touched off a series of rock anrl mud:shdes that rort'ed polt(•e lo close off Pac1C1c Coa.<.t llri;?hwav hetwcen Camino C;,1p1<:tran1> and Estacion from 2 p.m. Monday to 8a.m . today. Ac<'ordlng to police r eports. the shdtng caused m the recent stol'm has endanger ed some bluH top homes in the Colony Cove de· velopm ent. The unexepectedly intcnst• rainfall was blamed bv California Highway Patrolme;1 with ca\lsin g a huge traffic snarl on the Santa Ana Freeway tha' kept cars near ly al a standstill from the Orange County line to Norwalk for three hours. Forecasts from tttl" National Weather Service call for a SO J>('r· ' D•ttf' ....... \Ltil PMi• HUNTINGTON SCENE And the Rain s Came rent ,·hancf' or r .11 n thr11111th Wrtl nl'.;d.i~ "'tlh cont rnut·ll ~:•101 km peraturt'!> Tempc•roturc-o; rc•rorded olorW the Or JIH?C Co.t"l ronged front low~ 1n t ht• 50!; to t111:hs an the~- Snnwfnll from tlw !'itorm "J'I 1..rpt \H'll :.atim 1• llw t ,000 font mark anc1 lht• "p;ithf'r' «<at1on at Mt W1!:-on rt·t·u1 cl1·d u 1 .11nra11 of '.l ff5 rnl'he~ Th(' lrnJ!<'rln~ c;tnrm as c·XP<·<·t c•d to producl' more hl'U\'Y rains In .the dC'~<'rl 11nd m1111nta1n aJ'eJ:. •